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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

DAN RICE Has FrGHr.-During the visit of
Dan Rice's circus to Upper CAnada, an English
bulls allowed that he could lick any two Yam
KEGS that ever was born" Dan doubted this,
and informed the Englishman that in the absence
of a pair of Yankees" he might try his hand
on him. The Englishman of coat and pitched
in. Dan couutered, and hit the Englshman IN
der his left ear. The Englishman went up about
Eve feet, leaving his boots behind. Englishman
came down again and fell like log. Dan got
physician, bled the EngIiShman, and brought him
to. Having done this. he sent him homs'on
shutter. The affair occurred about twenty miles
from Niagara. The licking was 50 well deserv-
ed, and 50 handsomely finished Of, that it added
to Dams popularity. The day AFTER this he per
formed % 1920: the day Afterwards 20 slI2O-
We got this from a person who witnessed the
whole affair.-Albany Kaiekerboetr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

ASrrDorE TO MosouroEs.-Thef following isS
ter was addressed to a London paper:
"sir: Allow me to hand you the following ~
cipe as a certain preventive 10 attacks % moe
quitoes, black aies. &c: glycenne & OF, I'll Of
spearmint 2lzdrachms. Tho face, neck, hands,
In fact all parts exposed to be rubbed With 10
mixture. This vas given me by an smfnena
American physician previous 70 going into the
State Of Maine on a hunting expedition. InsV.
or knew L used without perfect aucoess." :,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

A writer In the Baltimore American recon
m.nds catnip, bruised and applied % the wound ,
as certain cure for the bite Of 3 spider. He
says he has frequently applied this remedy 70
those suffering from the bites Of spiders, and IN
every instance they have obtained relief
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

Dark blue eyes are most common in persons
of delicate, refined, or eFeminate natures; light
blue, and much more gray eyes, in the hardy and
active. GreeniSh eyes have generally the same
meaning as the gray, Hazel eyes are the mors
usualindications ola mind nascnline. vigorous.
and profound.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

BRoScHrrrs.-The following is = cure Esr brcn.
chitis: take honey in the comb, squeeze e out,
and dilute it with listle water, occasionally
moistening the lips and mouth with it. q has
ncverbeen known to fil many case. even whsrs
children had thrOats 50 swollen as to b nnabls
10 swallow.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

BucHANAS AND WEosrER.-Soon after the great
e1pOunder had discharged one Of his heavy guns
in the United States Senate, gentleman was
e1tolling him to Buchanan.
Yes" said the latter, he is great states
man, but no politician" The same individual
met Mr.. Webster a few days subsequently, and
improved the occasion to elicith opinion of the
philosopher of Wheatland; and singular enough,
he said of Buchanan, "he is great politician,
but no statesman.''-Boston Transcript.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

Eocs FoR BURSs.-The white of an egg has
proved of late the most efacAeiOus remedy for
burns. Seven or eight successive applications
Of this substance soothe the pain and szeluds
the burned parts from the air. This simple rem
edy seems to US far preferable to collodion, o.
even cotton.-Seientife American.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

CUTTING PANrALooSs-FOr boys from eight 10
sixteen years old, it is good way to cut their
pantalOcns with only one seam in the leg. The
cloth can be doubled over 30 there is no outaido
seam. 1t takes no more cloth. looks just 40 veil
and saves time for farmers wife, Who has .
Of cares and chores At al timea.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

WASHING CLerHEs.-It would save 9 great
deal of toOshachs, and ague, and ehills, II every
woman would rinse her clothes In water little
warm. When the tea-kettls is put on % boil
water for starch, fill it full. and put some into
the rinss water. White clothes look betssrif
Ithe boiling suds Is blusd, instead Of the Last
rinse water 1883
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

To REMOVE GREAsE.-If you have not French
chalk, magnesia will efeesualiy remove grease
spots from silk, on rubbing Il in we'll. and after
standing awhile, apply piece Of soft brown pa.
per to the wrong side, on which press warm
iron gently, and what grease Is not absorbed By
the paper can be removed BY washing the spoS
carefully with cold water
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

ExcELLESr wHrrEwAsH-Mix Up half . pail
full Of lime and water. ready to put on the uAllI
then take one gill Of -four, and mix L With ths
water; then pour On It boiling water saiHeien. 70
thickenit; pour il while hot into the shisesrsh;
stir all well together, and It Is ready for uss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

HIsroucAL-Ths last tribe Of Indians that
inhabited the territory now embracing the Dis
trict Of Columbia, we're the Manicans- During
the times Of the early colonies they we're fire.
quently at war with the PoWhatans OF Virginia
They became weak from disease and intemper-
anee. and migrated westward towards the close
of the seventeenth century, and joined the Tus-
c1roras.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

FoacuTs on wouyDs on Mas on HoRsE--Take
fsh-vorrns mashed up with old bacon oil and tie
on the wound, which is the sureat and safest
cure.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

MORMON ToAsT.-The Mormons of Philadel-
phia had picnic last week, and the proceedings
are published in the Mormon. We select cou-
pie Of specimens from the regular toasts."
BRIaHAM YouSo-The Lion Of the Lord
When he roars in the mountains all the whelps
stick up their ears. Such getting up stairs l
never did see.
The REaUrAzXESTs or BRIoHAM YouSe-The
mandates Of heaven. Let Israel respoNj to his
calls, or share the fate of Gentle nations.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

Foa GLAxDEHs-Taks of burnt bucks hOraa
tabis spoonful, svery three days for uine days.
If there is no relief in that time, eOntinus the
powder until there is relief. 1850
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

To PICKLE GaEES PE'PERs.-Ths bell pepper
is the best for picking and should be gathersd
when quite young. Silt one side and carefully
take out the core, 50 as not to iniurs the shall
Of the pepper. Then put them into boiling Eals
water, changing the water every day for oDs
week, and keeping them closely covered In .
warm place near the FIRE. Stir them several
times aday. They will first become yellow, and
then green. When they are . HnS green pgs
thcm into jar, and pour cold vinegar ever then.
adding small piece Of alum. You may ssuR
the pepper as you do mangoos.. ....-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01
Yours, ResuectfuIlr.

Yours, Respectfully,
J. H. LANE, ChGirmGa.
N. F, CoSwAY, Secretary
-- GEN. PoMERoY.
H. ADAMS, 2 rI.-.
R. G. ELLIOTT, wire
DR.. CHAS. F. KOB,
DR.. ROOT, f.zssss al .so-i1
Ca J.F. BLISS, sas z e'
r JOSIAH WILDER, = -
BE- ..l W. B. PARSONS, Sad
li1vil., DIR. CRANE, = gs on
.saaTs JUDGE SCHUYLER,
.g'a--,5p WIN. HUNTING, =
E. S. MUST,
W. NJ. F. ARMY.
CAPT. WALKER.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

Elderbery leaves, laid upon the shelves Of =
safe orcupboard, viii drive away ants and
reaches
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

NEcso EauAurT.-.The Ohio State Journal is
in favor Of
Letting Negroes vote!
Letting themsit on juries!
Letting Them hold offices!
And in favor of Negrs Equality
In a recent article. the Journal shadows the
future position of the Republican party on the
question of negro equality and social privileges.
It says:
ave believe the negro is human-he has q
soul-he has an-intellect--and so far as the right
ofsgfraSe is concerned, or any other right ofcit-
liens, is concerned, he should be placed on an
EQUALITY with the rest of mankind"
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aseful allo Curious.

TIE AIR OF HEALrH.-wAlkingi Is the bSss
possible exercise. Habisuate yourseIfto walk.
ing very far. The Europeans value themselves
on having subdued the horssi6 the use Of man.
but doubt Whethers.Es have nOt1Oss more thza
We have gained BY the use Of this animal. Ne
one thing has occssiOned! much degeneaeS
of the human body. An Indian coca on foOt
nearly as far in day, for long journey. As a
enfeebled white does on his horse, and he win
tire the best horse. A little walk of half a
hour in the morning, when you first rise, d id.
visable. 1t shakes OF sleep, md PRODUCES Sthsr
good effects in the animal economy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

CURE FoH BEE srISG.7-A strong solution OF
potash, applied Immediately, VIII relieve the
pains oecasioned BY the sting Of bee in jus.
one minute. and prevent any swelling, II should
be applied several times.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

=, .RREArH 81 PRouis1. Nrs. Nary J. Schultz,
of .his city, commenced suit in the Circuit Court
yesse.das ,for $50, 900 ,dAmag against Afexan-
dsr, n Nnehsfi, of St. Joseph, for breach OF
promise Of marriage. It appears from the peti-
iion Of pla,ntih, that she was engaged 70 defend
ans, and that the marrsage was 90 have taken
place at the Second Presby terisn Church on
last Monday evening, Aprf 5sh, but that defen-
dans refused to fulfil his engagement, although
guests Invited. Defendant ID now in the city.
stoppiag At the, Planters House, and II said te
haze an Income Of sIoo, 600 per annpm. q. m.-st N
Loais inteIligencer. ss Is.,.s. ...ts.s, 20 4.
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Major. 5Heiss' paper, the he States" appears
this p. " f.,,s s,.l,,,, g..f,aa te sI,s,,, y,sy,
The Southern mail brings Nes, Orleans papers
to the 10th. they contain no news Of imporT-
tanee. oi agliey3a 1,afIs 1sa ga.a ;si,,-a, el,w
3 Been change Of programme, the Nebraska
appointments for which over one hundred ap-
plieants; they are officially promulgased as tol-
ious:I Geo. II. Nixon, Tenn, Register Of Land
Office; yChas. !, B. Smith, Minnesota. Reesiyer Of
Public. Monies for Nebraska land disVet; An.
drew Hopkins, Penn, Register; Edward Deslan-
de, Albany. Receiver South Platte district, John
~ Patrick, Nebraska, Register John g. Funk,
Nebraska, Receiver. ts,,sfel sf.t l.ss sesslze
| The amount of land granted to Hnisota un-
der recent act Of Congress for, Railroad purpos;
es is estimated at 4. ZIG, 600 acres ~. - On
l. No mails south Sayannnh.a The Roman Cath:
olic institute cf. Henry County, aeV e, vi was
burned yesterdAy- o., fflss,v q btI,s .s5 sat 81
The 2. IS vessels Independence, John Adams
and Decatur. were to proceed TO the Pacific side
Of the Isthmns Of Panama, and some squadrons
to the other side, in view Of our didiculties i II
| that quarter. ss .stg,. s,s.a s.s,
[ The moving delegates from different tribes o.
/ Indians paid formal respects to she President
Who expressed . warm ia the welfare Of ihe ref
lman, and said he Vas the Great Father Of man
saeh persons. jet strange to say bad no enidEe,
l Of his 0Hnsi ets assts2 10 sFsos i3ass boa ;asl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22
Vincenues. April Is!

- '3''.- Vlncennes, April l3
The last rail of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road was laid to day, about 8 O'Clock P. NJ, con.
Meeting St. Louis to Cincinnati in iron bonds
The ceremony was witnessed by many prom-
nent. gentlemen from St. Louis, Cincinnati
Louisville and other cities Everything passed
off pleasantly. The first train from CINCINNATI,
which left that city at Z o'clock this morning,
arrived in this city at o'clock P. NJ, having
witnessed the completion of this great work on
the route. Great rejoicing is manifested by the
citizens. ~ 1T aEa.t .a- ~ .-As.-.a u -
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III. IT. SCOTT & CO.
vNEAI.EMS N DRY ;oads, Groceries and ResAy.
- Made Cioshiug Main street, betwecnJ Je6erson aAd
Warrington BurAnRton, low ~ d &s& : ~ ~ ~


SPECIAls Nostcea s0 szUercMontsss
y Rarss Exprcsp. SAVE YouR MONEY. The Amerl-s
can rrapspo, tston Company, incorporated undcr ts
lA~s OF tke Ssate of New York. ,it ssSF. ss.s,A
This cStnpSpy Ia prepared upon the Opening Of nxv!7
kston ssitrshspert persons and property from New
York. Ai,aSy ma Troy, 10 all ports the Lakes at
greatly saced rstes and soiics. continuance Of the
SO seray bestowed during the last two seA
eight rst class prcpeiers win form tft wcekly
hae from buffalo 10 Chicago thus assuring to customers
dspa,yh No traus4ipment 1T Albsny or Troy. ~, I,
So. 0sslEs fzA HIRAM NILES, President = -,
saSAss s%s ". y, " wALBRiDGE, Wee Pres. x 4
q &tsn AS4sAsJ. O. EVANS, ssc'y and Tress. :
Nxw Yoax AGENTS. -. =
NM. oa,sss .. Il. MaIickr, MAS Gsirrna, ,. u.
PsArr, r. Gasaoaf 0snccs, No. Coentirs ip, cor.
frou, - Ana No. Cortland ST. cor. Brcsdssy @,@s,
DoSroN AGENTS, - 4 -
re rasss, Nc. S, Lisersy SQUARE, cor, wstsr up
-ss.ss hi-AinaxY AaEsrs. g ssss ses =. =. 3 :,
u.N.ositsn,s No. Ss, Quay st, Mxrk an paestSes
AT oSxet rsnd ship daay at Piers No, 6and1 coen-
The company have ecssenient ana spassops vssc:
houses s hceeo for the receipt and delivery OF mp and
down ira An claims for losscs dsmAges VIII b<
settled Frcrp&y BY the agents AZ NhtcsSc.
M Ttsf slsSsfsE GEORGE A. BCSH, ,Fsa
,xA .sfa9@ tss@ CHARLES r. eHAxE,, -
,aastfsss& 8 Chicago ASenta.
cA'essexasvaos.e On Nnses s.. cor: NaSssea 8.
L. .l..s
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] ltA4 @iaa-o -As.a2}A ?. washington, Aprii0 y;
& Orleans papers 9th.-Ships Resolute and Black
Sea and Bowelston considerably damaged in
consequence Of a collision on the river The
former was obliged to return for REPAIRS r'si7
has been officially advised by,
Morse and Bowln of their unsuccessful efforts
to treat with the Government of New Granada.
The affairs ofthe Isthmus we're to-day matter
of Cabinet consultation, and excluded all other
subjects Our government resolved that Amer
ican rights in that quarter shall be respected,
and will shortly dispatch four or Eve vessels,
with such instructions to the commanders as
will, it is believed, iconsummate the object and
lead to the settlement of the existinp Difficult.
ties The adm nistration has determined to
take decided stand aijg si ..7zg4Es Eja7iaa
/ 1.-The third Naval Court Of Enquiry will meet
ON Monday, camposed of Captns Kearney, New
ton and Storrs, none of VI HON we're permittedby
late retiring boardof asag5osqa EosG Ed .sfGS
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have examined specimens of seals o

~ We have examined specimens of seals OF
counties, Lodges, Notaries, &c. &c, engraved
by c.. 4. White, Of the firm Of J. W. g. A.
White. aWe,bave never seen better specimens
of work Gof the kind. The embiems are very
xelldesigned and engraved and the lettering
perfect 6 Mr. White informs us that the postage
lrpon his percussion seal presses is but two dol
lars 70 any part Of the State, and parties requir
ing them can order seals and presses rssse and have e
them forwarded by mail. L Mr. White also cuts
stencils and brands for marking barrels, &c. s's'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

[ga essf n go ~, NJ .shiusson. Aursiil IL, :,
c...a,.r. - ,he Irrerior has given full
- R.c,or and g.rrrs Indian Agents,
u ~ III. II s,;,,r,se for the scene OF their
nG 80. :. B, ss...n,,s tyoo sle Csceks
~ ssS,3oyes Y Sirr vest 81 tae IaAisssppa
y Ma q VIZ, z, tbe sntnnea osp special
Z. .i;rss x na.s,sss Hori.ps ana his lcllowess
- : 4 ;g,sss Ths fioyislx Ind;sn. The 0ovefn-
~a,r 7 $50 arc too nroud 10 be forced % tais
~. :, ~. ,.n;n,. - ~ r. yonet and hen.e re-
- ~ s ss's ,..s.s.,res .h;.h Will itia con
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

"A. I. Harrison son the Hon Jho. Scott Harss
rison, and grandson of the late Gen. =, Harrison,
has been Apo Htsd second lieutenap. Of the 6th
regiment United States Infantry. The appoiht-
tnient was one Of President aPierces last Official
acts. "a i'sS% 1lEi 50 sos sa1s"s9 as taSi s}eiStiq
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

THR EALux or 4 CLKRaIAAH N OEIGos.--ln-
nlhgence Aom. Oregon Terri,ery states that Fa-
ther Pandosy, i. Caiholic Missionary, vas taken
prisoner hy Skloom, and Indian Chief Who de.
manded Tor hid ransom two white Women and
I've hundred saeks or 1esr. ~
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M;lwouEep An

zn91g fE bae 1ssv.az Milwaukee, April Ia III
The FIRST train on the Milwaukee and Miss. r,
R. to the Mississippi River has just reach I'd Bar
ziduchand, and q salute of Loo guns is now
being fred in honor of the event. Regular
trains commence running Immediately, .slss ss1sl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

sIig.a III I49L 4iUfgSt. LOUIS, APrH tt
a. Lecompton correspondent Of the Democrat Ift
says, Walkers appointment gives great dissatis7
faction, and is regarded as favorable to the for.
nation of Slave State; the census act aroused
much indignation; the letter also says spirit OF
violent and reckless lawlessriessa is issbegnniHg
to be exhibited under the appointments OF the
new ADMINISTRATION. ''ES bAA FSssF@s+ sia isksgf
A Mt Vernon Association was organized here
Inst night by large number of ladies of9thss
city, % h"9 Re2s s,'2iti75 f' s'1 H'a.'a.2'
Miss Heron was received ina most entnisi-
astic manner at the St. Louisitheatre last night.
H., The steamer Rescue was sunk by acoision
with Rock Island bridge on the 10th. Several
other steamers injured since the resumption OF
navigation Es3h 800 .@gt ohs lQ 1907 s''5
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

7 7 sCoLoxizarIoS or viRGfslA.-It is reported, in
the Boston journal, that Eli Thayer's plan Of
icolonizing Virginia with free settlers, through
an Immense hand speculation, takes immensely
with the land owners Of that State. He and his
associates have been already offered no less than
four millions acres Of land, At prices varying
from twelve and 4 half cents to five dollars an
o 3f I5a ssaszst}cslyea st{ ef{sntgs yeuET stfsB
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

|, ~ \ man By the name Of Joseph Patterson
while on the way from Ottamws 70 Eddysale,
ON Saturday last, stabbed and shot three uen'n
Tho stage, while ina ft, wounding at least one
az ;hcm dangerously. hssssA 9at-,KihAA Hs'5V
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

The Captain Of the schooner Sandusky, which
came in during the b!oz of Tuesday night, res
ports q Held of ice ten milas in wiiths 81 " hichs
precades the poss.b,lit Of resehing the pors Of
iAanistee, for the present. Nil News, April
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

Z Z, "A dispatcn from Louisville, KY, states that
prize Of $50, 600 was drawn in . lottery, on
Tuesday, At that place, Of which 'one-hslf was
Owned by q. slave. His master deducted the E,
value Of the slave, and gave him the balance and
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New Orleans April l!

i" ~ New Orleans. April Is.
The steamers rews had no effect OH Cotton
market Sales 1900 bales--receipts $2lov. q j.
v Sugar closedaquiet; new crop reported in
jured f.-g. -g.,,,,...-,.,, -; ..,,7 +,,, ..,,, .,i,
Flour reported dull and dropping.
D" White Corn 70 cents per bushel. '-'~ - 50
III Shoulders 94c; Sides IL {; Lard in bbs yl4c.
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& An IxxEksEs sSpRixG.--The ST. Clair On. J Tri.
Ebure fmentious that uhile Aessrs. Thornberry y
Henderson, we're sinking = shaft for coal pit,
near West Bellerille. they struck large .sein
10 fvater," which empies into the pit at the rate
of one. thousand ave hundred gallons ar hour.
The depth Of the exca, alton to the cosl is forty
feet.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

! iatE The Gazette, by its questions 70 Us con-
earning the County Grocery,is is playing false to
Ex.Judge Wight,nan and evidently wishes 70
slaughter him Of 10 make way, for some Of its
own clique. Every body knows Wightman y was s.
defeated, and properly too, for, his Comfy
Grocery proceedings, wherein the county was
involved in sibig bili for liquors, including the
the Judges travelling expenses in laying in the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

mt had New Orleans, April 49,,
. Preparations are making to send one thousand
men from Charleston to the relief of Walker.
New Orleans contributes Eve fthousand dollarsa
Snow fell yesterday in Vicksburg, and also at
Summit Miss. 85Rft" 9d5 a. yts9 57 - atei4&gG
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: The DRIED Scorr CASE IN PEsNsYLvASrA.- In
the Pennsy yyania Senate. on the 2sd, Nj. Harris,
Republican, offered the rfollowin resolutions,
which after debate were referred to'a Commit
tee, by vote Of 16 to IA: S1' '' $50
4 Whereas, The Supreme Court. ordained by
the Constitution TO be the highest sanctuary Of
Justice, has become little else than the willing
ltoolof pro-slasery politicians, and has pronoun-
ced judgment in the Dred Scott case, which is
III more monstrous pesyersion Of truth and right
than any TO be found; in the records OF any ma
aling itself free and enlightened: there
: Resolved, ,,by the Senate, &C., That the recent
decision of the. Supreme Court of the United
States by which the ordinance of l7S7, oprOhib-
iting slavery in the Northwestern territory, and
the Missouri compromise. which forever prohib-
lifted slavery or. Involuntary seryitude in all that
Iterritory--parts of which compose the new ter
rtories OF Nebraska and Kansas-are declared
to be Unconstitutional aud void; and which de-,
icides that the national constitution eonfers ex-
/ pressly property in slaves, and guarantees that
ri sht 70 every State, is fragrant outrage upon
the sixteen free States of the Uniou7-shus mak5
ing negro slavery national institution. Hence
/, we believe with Judge Mclean and Curtis that
the Court exceeded is Jurisdiction, in making
that decision, and therefore il has no binding
authority, on free people slls faeav o. sno
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- begsr.a {.sd cd o. Boston, April l6.
The friends of the Rev. Mr.. Kallock rallied
at the fremont Temple last evening and con
tributed $1,000 to the expenses Of his late trial.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

eY Notwiths landing the anathemas bestowed
upon the times and the weather, we are glad to-
see large number of buildings in progress.
Several blocks of business houses have already
been commenced, and will progress orapdlyttol
completion. Dwellings, as last year, are going
up in every, direction, mostly erected by men
who will occupy them when completed.