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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

DEATH or A CHILD IN THE CARs.-On the Atm
Of July, lady, carrying an infant ten mtnifs
old, bough, ticket for Cincinnati, ard 'ooS
her seat in the train at the r. Fl. w. g X.
II. Depot, Allegheny city. Before starting, the
conductor, Mr.. Samuel McCleary, passed through
the cars, and on looking at the child, informed
the mother that il would not live uiany hours,
and advised thu she had better lay over antil
the next train. The lady replied that she vas
obliged to 20 TO Cincinnati as coon ~ possible,
and even If the child died on the wsy. Dir. Nc.
Cleary, on hearing this determination, provided
her with comfortable seat in the front part OF
the car, comparatively Tree from dust, and iaio
the dying infant on another, Immediately in
front, and at every stopping place, this gentle :
man furnished various things whicn b" thought
would conducc to the comfort oil the lttt" one,
and ease it's passage FROM this terrestrial lie TO
that celestial one which we are lo.i Is 10 last
| forever.
LIS ,r5se continued to grow weaker and
| weaker, and as the iron Lor-e,' with load "
human i,e- -ht. all buosaat witt hope and hsalih,
was nearins C.cstine, the sou, Vi taat nlanr lied
4 to tho Gua who gave it. 60 lie AMI dca h
l rrdely 10, Ia each other
/ Mr. MeCtaary then asked the mother II she
would not wait ut Crestline for the nrSt train.
as i. would be difficult 10 travel with d. ad
child uncut!.aed. She replied that it was nj %.
| lutely necessary to 90 right through @uho.t
delay. lie then told her 10 take the body m
her arms, anil cover it with shawl, and Oh mr.
irving at Crcstllnc, made the othsr caatactor
| acqusinted with the ngulsr incident eai cir.
cumstanccs, and so with the corps in her arms,
the bereavcd mother sped Oh her way TO Chm
rif
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THk UrAH LxPEpITI0N.--fhe preparations Tor
the Utah Expedition are gong on with srcat
zeal at Fort L2avenworth. IL IL understood
that the troops will be sent out in three .iti.
sions, so that they may cneamp al ai.icr mt
points, and .hereby be sure ai an abundance VI
grass ior the horses ami cattle. Gen. Iafncy
will soon be prepared to move at tLe head OF
the whole force, snd We have no doubt of his
being able to render gooi account Of himself,
whether in Utah or elsewhere. Up to Monday
last, TO which t.Me our adNices reach, nothing
had been heard from Col. Samners command.
except that ne was some fifteen miles tfom Ash
Hollow.
The Terre Haute, Alton and ST. Lonis hasl-
road Company YESTERDAY brought TO this city
| 22l troops destined tor Utah. They were from
Carlisle Barracks, Pa aud were under command
| ot Capt. Duncan, United States Rifles. The
other officers ACCOMPANYING we're Capt. AndeF
son, "a Dragons; Lieut.. jackson, R.aes; ant
Lieut.. Lee, III Cavalry. These troops were a
once placed on the Paciia Railroad ears, ant
| iei. at 5 r. NJ. ior jeff rsnn CITY by rail, an,
thence 10 Fort Lea tn@utta by the L.htr,n.
Line. They are mostly recruits aud will he as
/ sgnei 10 comps aie. route to Utah on th-i
arrival al Fort L.asenworth. lSt. Louis III
| PUBLICAN, 9TH.
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TnE SEDUCTION CASE At ALLEGHENY CRY
We gave Yesterday an account OF the seduction
by the Rev. r. J. Simpson, Pastor OF the Cntn-
herland Presbyterian Church in Allegheny city,
OF Miss Saie Henderson OF Missouri. Mr..
Simpson il one Of the editors of the Cunb, rand
Presbyterian, and the paper was not long since
removed irom Brownsville, Pa, 10 Pittsburgh,
to have the advantage u Mr.. Simpsons vs'aa-
BILE editorial services.
A few weeks since, we noticed in the paper .
complaint that though Mr.. Simpson had gone 20
the Assembly at st. Louis, he had neglected TO
/, furnish any report TO the pape-. This II tha
trip 10 ST. Louis which he made in company
with Miss Henderson.
| Since Miss Henderson's expulsion from the
| Waynestergh Female College, some two weeks
since. she had Been residing with Mr.. Simpson
at his house in Allegheny City.
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CANNEL Coal IN KSox CorSrY.-We learn
that MIR. G. +. Camp, OF Oneida, in this county,
in boring an Artesitn well for supplying water
TO his steam mill, came upon vein OF camel
coal, ten feet thick, at depth Of 81 feet be-
low the surface. Also a five feet vein OF ordi-
nary coal was passed through AZ the depth OF
50 feet. Tie well il now lSa feet deep,
Ii this ten feet vein proves to be good
canned coal, the discovery will be rIore valuable
than that recently made near la Sale. Such
discoveries as the above oi hidden treasure,
should and will stimulate the enterprise OF
boring arte>ian wells in our prarics. Who
knows but the same coal stratum passes undt
Gaesburg? The pr bahilry is that 1t extends,
or something similar to it, all under this re-
g,on. Ii has been reached by a shalt near In
Sale, by boring at Oneida, and II crops out at
the foot of hltf nv Avon. Who will be the
first 70 tap il at Galesturc?
Mr.. Camps contractor, We understand agrees
to furnish an overiewing wei Of water Tor s4oo;
and expects to go but 900 or $50 feet tor The
supply. Let onr city, or some manufacturer:
engage the same party to repeat the job here
il he succeeds at Uneida. and the water VII pa,
the cost, If the coal should not.-Gaie>hure
Free Dem, July IL.
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CURIOUS SToKY.--We publish to-day highly
interesting history OF a slaves struggle for itve.
dom, which are sure will be read with atten.
ton. The subject OF this history, whose or.Ai-
mai name was Tallen. was taken from Africa, hy
Spanish shaver when only twelve years old, -
The SLAYER WAS captured by q British brig.of-
war, when Tallen was sent on board the British
brig Peacock, TO serve cabin boy during he
war of 1918 When the Peacock was sunk by
the American schooner Horne, in 1918, T~lten
| was sent prisoner Of var 20 Savannah, IT,,
| where party rot hold Of him. forwarded a fe.
| port TO Washington tina. he vas dead. and sod
him into slavery. After upwards OF ior's tars
servitude, during which time he purchaseF his
| freedom thrice, he VI last has escaped ircm
bondage, and now. claiming 10 b. H,.tl-a suo'
icet, seeks ndemni,y ~ the hands y. .hoss WAC
have 50 long and 80 uujus,ly hell him Ia ssrYi-
tade.--tN. Y. Times, 10Th
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BURLINGroH w8RKIYHAwE.EYR
Letter srsua cev. crl,.s.,

Letter fronA Cov. GriyAss.
/ We 6nd ia the Dewitt Clintonian the follow.
ing letter from Gov. Grimes TO Sheriff Buchanan
Of Clinton county. II breathes the right spirit
and expresses the feeling Of every good citizen
Who cannot but blush as the lAwless doings
which have greatly injured the good name Of
our State throughout the entire country. Let
| the rule Of the mob be At once broken dow n
and forever stopped.
Executive OiBice Iowa,
Burlington, July 3, 1881.
w. n. BUCHANAN. Esq, Sheriff Of Clinton Co.
SlR-YOur letter ot the sSth June, in which
you state that you have warrants in your hands
for the arrest of persons who seized and hung
Bcnnet Warren, in your county on the 75th
inst.,-that you ere Uniformed that . very large
ccmbination has been formed, banded together
by agreement or oath 70 execute similar out
RACES upon other persons and protect and de-
lend any Of their members who may be attempt
ed 70 b dealt with according to Law" and that
this combination 10 supposed to number '.about
1000 persons in Jackson and the adjoining
counties" has been duly received.
You ask me "what course shall I've pursued" :"
answer unhesitatingly, sERvR rnk WARRANTS
IN YouR HANDS AND ENroRck THE LAWS OF THE
SrArE. You have authority to summon to your
aid the entire force Of your county. Ir YoU
DkEA II TO BE NECESSARY TO no 70, CALL EoR
THAT FORCE, AND PROSECUTE EVERY MAN WHO
REFUSES TO oBzr YOUR suMAoNs.
1t the power Of your county 10 NOT sufficient
to execute the laws, Q sufficient force from other
counties shall be placed at your disposal.
Ii the persons arrested refuse to give bail,
and you believe your county Jail to be unsafe,
you will have authority to establish guard, or
send the prisoners to some other county in the
State, where they will be secure.
am resolved that so tar as in me lies, this
lawless violence, which, under the plea of ad-
ministerng Justice to horse thieves, sets at def
ance the authorities OF the State, and destroys
all respect for the laws, both human and divine,
shall be checked. shall have no hesitation,
therefore, when officially advised Of the exiger-
cy, TO call out the entire military power Of the
State, if necessary, to crush out this spirit Of
rebellion, which has shown itself in your county.
Z l shall direct all the military companies in
the State to hold themselves IN readiness for
duty.
s As have been written to on this subject, by
your County Judge and BY other citizens of
Clinton, and a. I desire that there should be no
Doubt as to my opinions on the subject, or a.
70 what my action will be, I request you to give
publicity to this communication.
AN very truly,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES w. GRIMES.
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A WOMAN KILLED Ey RocKEr.-The Chics-
20 Tribune relates curious instance .. death
on the lth. in that city A tire btG,e ont IL tho
city, and few moneIs's after small bant.c OF
rockets were ignlted and driven into the crowd,
ca using the gr. .ai,st terror. Que Of these rcck.
cts went across the street and thrcngh @tn-
dow, striking Mrs. \. q. Smith In lhe I'd
aud killing her instoatly. IL appears thai Mr..
Smiths and a Trend were looking out OF a tHrd
story window, in Dayidaon's building, n.at me
corner, and i moment before the accfernt oc-
Cured, Mrs. Saith carie up 70 the window ard
leaned ever her husbands shoulder, Aad had re-
mained in that position but y Momrnt ~hen The
rocket struck her. The missile penetrated ner
skull. scattering her brains ovet h.r fac aud
ciotaipg. From the appearance OF tie wcand
II Is supposed that the rocket expioslea after .
had peartrs,cd her skull Tais Aas Singular
] aid terrible acesds nj.
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9. WARMER 4 C0ss

O. n
=. nenis iron works, Delote, Wiseonsln.
~ snossliaed satisf. cs.ss ane Ess.y Is. ,s.
Tnh 80 - the Delois Reaper asd newes nas IN
!. = engage in the manufaetafs oi 1ns ABOVE us'
s sa.sn.v.d ND Moving Machine i. admitted ey our
fh0 kesp .ra thope Who have used ana tested u. 70
ss = ss.. ,aeea.ass' nd psns'S Sss been y sSoroasns
and Mosine aSSn"n,idered the most Celeossted Ma
sssted WIN 'nrsred and used and In no instance has
ehne, srove ts decided superiority, ooth -
Reaper = devoid Of side Drai, and win operate
III - r,ovpr than any other mac.ne ~ use that
vi6s ,hs same breadth; and does ne vork OF Seap.
9 .sd moving much cleaner, ana WIN iess ""''s "
Gn n.oa.,rac,iou and adjustment Of the Gearins On
ns smn,e Of any machine in use; in fact % mucn
= ,hai within the sonrrsi.ensao. .,;r. i,
one can aa "y .ix eeet broad and can be opera
Ia n. sane ease ths. any other maca'he can VIZ"
a., Horses cutting he same oreaaan 81, es.sn
w. - hs charged from Respei 10 IN u.seen
80. - 80 ssea. \ Mower 30 Reaper IN the same une.
~, "a e.ch machine will be vafranied nsnuIac
.sd II he best stock and mateIaas Anu ~ ~. 1oss
.s.ongh and vorkmanlise manner. anu s1neu ~ 70
tn@eas n ~,h proper care and fsir usage; and this
~, ~ .ua6ceut warranty to any pascnAne, e1noegn
,,,,.n .arrsusy viu be given n any ana every case
desired .a r,ore machines than anv and
ali o.her parties in this pace. .na wov.x cor,-
DSsa he following nropvements on and over last
years Machines: vys., ,sh,n.a...
s-aurnt,y Il will not settle into the ground as much
"A b. on lighter DRAFT The arms OF the Master OF Dr
rar Wheel are changed edgwse. thereby avoiding car
nr,und dus, or loose vet soil. The Grain aeel
IN crater diameter and broader face, and those I'm
nro,enss prevent its sinking into loose soil, ana De-
,v,se the dran The Grain Wheel Is placed INSIDE. IN
drr ,h div ding ard, that the sicke cuts faet, ana
r.ndrr, Impossible 70 ample down or entangie tie
rxin r a.,
psche % that will cut high OF low - any other
MACHINE in use. The Reel 10 improved 20 rs 10 sci An-
eius or not One end Of the Ptman iseonnectcd with
e Sic with Cast Steel Pin, increasing its duraotity
and rendering almost impossible 10 get out Of Eepas
Thxre 10 bearing turned ON the Crank ehaf, ana the
hman Cont ectng Rod Box 10 secured SO that II
for II 10 get loose For the Crank Box TO the
RsnAn we have composition box Of the most durable
Materials We have placed Elliptic Steel SPRING. enoea
hus&g. 49,, h.u. n.. ,
Chs: Iron Shoe the extreme end OF the s, ana sc
cured such that IL 10 not liable 10 ofeak
or get repair The Guards not only rivefed
In box bU ted 10 the sill or beam, but the upper part
eY the tuards extend bach to the 81 and are secured
70 In rendering almost impossible for the Guards to get
eu, of repairs. KEITH, RUB NsUN co, Agts.
may s-d3;w2m Burlington, Iowa
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Important to Millers!
wONDW ID AIS NEW AMGI MACHINE

AND AERAMA1 10 B0NEUs
Nr-I take ,hs method Of informing Miers generally
w thxt We are manufacturing and will keep
canstan,ly on hand Woodwsrd's Combined shutter and
s~p.raior This Machine consider the best now in
u.e and hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has ,et used will bear out In this assertion II is
eounact and durable. wth less power than most
nacues and des all the work heretofore pei formed by
thrrr machines, viz: the Screen Separator aua Smut
ter 10 say nothing of the Fanning Mill which has usual
Eto ~ used Ia cleaning dust from offa
thf mode Of operation, in the frst place sepa
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part of the
oss from tie grain before securing. While In the
vscess iE the grain Is brought In contact with
srong blast OF air, which carries OF dust fast
nd. II then passes into larger Separator where il
bass-ed of chess imperfect grains, oats, &c. and is
An raiy for grinding. The dust IL all not only
eksrei from the grain, but from tie chess, oats and
eea and blown clear out of the mill. Another very
nvat advantage ts that II be set the floor
With the burrs any where else in the mill that may be
Desired, il makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that il Is utterly Impossible TO
Nuct mill that xlM make good -four out Of dirty grain,
antrs The dirt be h-tter machine has
yrt been invented for this purpose than Woodwards
6u,t.r md separator. and IL is believed none well
aan..a 10 Western Grain. They are now in use aud
can ne eeen nj the Mills In this city, Sunderland
Bros, and Ketscr Co. s.
spr f5.wtf WOODWARD KE1SER,
burlington. Iowa,
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That appropriation to send a special messen.
ger to an English ship-yard with petition shat
the owners OF the Great Eastern will be KIND
enough to send that vessel to New York, is one
Of lhc many characteristic Jobs which marks the
Dead Rabbit majority OF the Board oi Alder
men. The real purport Is this: Aid. Clancy il
one OF the conductors Of The Sunday Leader;
Mr. George Wilkes is one OF the conductors OF
Porter. Spirit Of the Times. After The recent
prize fight between thos. distinguished iudlvid
uals known as Tom Savers and Upton Sissher,
which Savers won and became thereby the
champion OF England, another modern hero
| named Ben Uaunt challenged the new champion.
| The fight will probably take place in a few
| weeks About the same time viii occur the
Goodwood Races, and Messrs. Clancy and
| Wilkes, in most audable syir,t ot enterprise,
| want accurate and early reports ot these tights
i and races tor their respective journals; and so,
| under pretence Of enlis shtening the Bntish com
| merciu, public AS to the depth OF Water IN New
York iiarhor, it Is proposed to send man o.
men 70 England, and Aid. Clancy wants as much
"a 81, 500 10 cnable the special reporter 10 APP
pear in becoming magnifcence. Now It y pos
sible that neither the Alderman or Mr. Wilkes
cares any thing about the fights or the races
but they are the men selected tor the mission
and their friends are urging the matter throuc
the Board OF Counci.men We shall see ii tue
get the money.-N. Y. Tribune.
They did get the money though, as appearc
some days si.nce from 'telegraPhic dispatc
published in our columns.
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The FouRrH AT CENrRALIA.-We learn that
the Fourth was celebrated after an unusual fash
ion AZ Centrala. A fine bali was given on the
nigh, Of the 80, which was kept up NIL night
At about three or four o'clock on the morning
Of the Fourth, crockery nten.il, twhose name
aud use we shall not specify.) filed with con-
tents Of the most unsavory description, was
thro~n through window into the ball rooa.,
spelling the dresses Of several ladies, and MAJ
king the room quite untenantable by its odor.
The genllcSen in attendance seized two men
whom they suspected Of the outrage, and
promptly hung them up BY the neck. They
were cst down before they were quite dead,
and a. they still protested their Innocence, anu
gave the name OF man whom they Represent
ed to be the true culprit, they we're released
Onr informant was prcsen. at the ball, and be
sssures u that the life Of the offender would
mot have been worth dimes purchase II he
| had been captured- -Bloomington pantagraph
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To Farmera and Dealers.

YOCR Atsention " respectfully solicited 70 the
= present extensive aud complete stock Of Farm
Is Implements aud Utensls now In store. which
sAnes the proprietors Of the burlington Agricultural
Seed 70 oeS unsvslle ind0c& ments 70
- trade and purchasers generally.
Large Invoices Of haying and Harvesting Tools, con-
estrg of
sCY7HE SEA TIES, CRADLXN WOOD AND
non kkACE AND GRAPE VINE PAT
1ER1a. IA YFUKkS, q Z 8 timed. lSLY1AE.
STONES 4 RIFLES, HAND q RhVOL.
WING HAY FORKS, Hc., &C.,
rave just been received watch daily additions are BE-
ihE made by fresh arrivals.
roreAs ng deetly from The msnufactufess these ~.
eies are Gb aimed the lowest posstbe pces, enabling
70 sei lower than aLy other house In Burlington.
!, : isl as~ovtnepi OF Wood and Willow Ware. Cor.
ceks, BED Cords, Clothes Lines, Ac.. Constantly on
Gsnd. KklTii, hOBlNe0N OO.
tsns la-1dt-wtf Water Street, near Js0sseon.
Dssitngton, Iowa.
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The great "NATIoNALn Democratic party is
split in two ccntendng factions upon the ques-
ton, Shall the Constitution about to be manu-
featured by the Missouri Border Rufians for
Kansas. be submitted to the people for rejection
or adoption? Is i. possible that under repub-
iican government founded upon the idea that
the people are capable of self-government, such
que stion could ever arise? Our ncighbor, who
contends that men ought to be deprived OF lie
and liberty without process of law, will Of
course contend that this bogus Constitution
when formed, should become the organic law ol
the State Of Kansas without allowing the people
an opportunity Of expressing approval or dis
GENT through the ballot box! Such is Democ'
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MYSTERIOUS AEFaIR-PRoBs8LE lloRs- STEAL.
INa.--We are informed by ilr. Booth, Of the
Boston Hou.e, that at nightfali yesterday man
came to his ouse with three horses, 20 mt up
with him, saying that he wished 10 leave at II
o'clock or by 4 o'clock in the morning. ~ the
farthest. Other suspicious circumstances III
duced Mr.. Booth TO apprisc Marshal tng"f that
the man had pro ably STOLEN tile horses The
Marshal questioned the stranger closely, telling
him that he must give straight account OF
himself or be suspected of coming in possession
Of the horses by unfair means. The man stated
that he was from Illinois, had stopped four days
az Burlington, and was on his way to some OF
the hack counties of this State 20 trade TIE bcr-
seq for land. He exhibited about 500 in money
and a subpoena to appear a. a witness a. Court
in Iowa City, on the 9TH of last month, lie
pretended, however, to have picked up the sub
poena on the street. Il was addressed to 1.
Robnson-mo-, likely his real name. He pro-
missed Marshal Cnser 10 remain until morning,
but between ten and eleven o'clock abseoutcd,
and has not been seen or heard OF since. lie
left some clothing, camp equippage anda vallsc,
containing among other articles a bowie sniie
TlH horses are still at the Boston Horse Stable
They are all sorrels, aged respectively about 3
3 and years. The seven-year old one is blind
in one eve, and has both hind feet white. II
our exchanges will notice this circumstance ane
the description OF the horses, it may be thu
| means Of the owner recovering them, II they
have been stolen.-[ Muscatine Journal.
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OurkNswARE.-The readers attention is called
To the advertising fAvors of Messrs. AcKisterick
4 Miller. in the proper place. Theirs is one OF
the largest Wholesale establishments in the en-
.-. Norh.West. We are confident dealers
from the interior win be able to purchase crock
erv and glassware there on good terms and from
an large and full an assortment ~ can be found
.,..where this side Of Eastern cities.
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Losr.-A poor German girl lost new pocket
book, containing two dollars and eighty-hve
cents, near Mr.. Herschlers Store, yesterday.
She is a poor girl, working as servant and
feels the loss very deeply. Amy person finding
i, will confer favor 10y leaving it At this office.
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The composition Of Or. Motifs Fsrbiiuge Wine
is no secret, as il has been Published in several
medical journals few years ago, and tho re-
ceip. given by The Professor TO several phys.
clans, who wished 10 obtain it. We understand
that il il peculiar scientific combination OF the
virtues Of Daudelion aud Sarsaparlia, with .
tonic prepared in the form of wine. We have
had proofs of its efficacy in the cure Of Dumb
Asue, in the experience OF many who have
been afflicted with this disease, aud by the use
of the Wine have been completely restored TO
health. II is also used aad recommended by
physicians who are always slow to acknowledge
the merits of any patent medicine. In conciu
| sion we would recommend all who are suffering
| from Asac or Bilious diseases in any orm, te
/ try it, for We consider ii remarkable medicine
/ st. CAthcrines Sournal.
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ANoshKR CHURcH.--The Second Baptist
Church commenced the erection OF q new Church
edifce this week IN 'the southern part Of the
city, 1t is to be frame, small and temporary,
to he soon superseded by substantial brick
pdihce.
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Deaths In Rurlimge0m.

A friend has taken the trouble to furnish us,
from the proper date. the following statistics Of
mortality in this city for the last 10 years. From
il the reader will discover that Burlington is
and always has been healthy place, but more
especially during the last three or four years.
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Too TALKArIvE.-A young gentleman whose
name did not leaan, was brought before his
Honor, Esq. Walbridge, yesterday, and lined
one dollar and costs for abusive language, cal
calated to provoke breach Of the peace.