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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

4 q The L,ocofoco party hes bees gtoaad 70
powder in the free States By the Kansas. Dsed
Scott policy Of tho parsy. leaders. Al every
step in the progress Of the party In extsading
slavesy Il hrs lost power and numbers In the
ftse States But nothing dalnted il has psr.
sued The even tenor Of its way determined =
consinss this sectional var for the aggrsndise.
ment Of The slave.holder and the increase Of
the area and power Of slavery. First. We we're
told that tie conpremise, excluding slavery
above ss deg. 20 min. vasia geogfspaseal line
depsiving the people Of The territories Of their
rights-shat il uas unconstitutional, and must,
and was repealed On the pretspae Of giving set-
tlsrs ..pssfees freedom" uurestrained BY pro-
hibitory laws. 70 have negro slavery or mot -
they pleased. Having removed the restriction
upon The dishonest plea Of popular sovereignty,
md the Missouri slaveholdess having taken their
niggsrs over into the Territory Of Kansas, IN
Iteps the Supreme Court and decides that these
negre slaves capnos be excluded BY Kansas or
my Of the tersitopies,- even though ioar6fthsi
of the people are opposed to slavery, because
he Constitution gives the owners right to
larry this, - any other property, into any Of
he territories In spite Of squassef sovereign
J! Then comes the silliman letter expressing
hs astonishment Of the President that any
,ody should ever have held that the Constitu-
ion did not carry slavery into all the terrific |
les! =
But nov We have the WashingtoD Union. the |
residents organ, - will be seen BY the article |
,e copy this morning, asserting that the Con-
titution not only carries slavery into the terri
osies, but into all the Sssted This 10 enunciated
. orthodox Democracy from the recognized
racle Of the Party, and viii be hailed a. such
, the party generally, howbeit some are W.
lined TO denounce it. The next step will be the
pening Of the African Slave trade, which will
omplete the Naturalization Of Slavery.
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A CLERICAL SHrLoCK.-The Chicago papers
give the particulars Of most disgraceful and
unusual transaction by . certain clergy man,
named Enoch +. Burr, Of Lyme, Co. This man
came in possession Of deed Of trust covering
the house and lot Of John Tear, an Industrious
blacksmith Of Chicago. The note coming due
an evil hour, and Tear being unable to pay it.
the clerical Shylock demanded one hundred per
cent interest to let it run another year. Finally
be agreed to receive the moderate interest Of
sirty per cent. as his ultimatau', and on decli-
ming this offer, the property, worth ten thousand
dollars, was sent to the auction block, and sold
to the creditor Tor barely the face Of the note,
little upwards Of three thousand dollars
Thus worthy, hard working mechanic was
beggared to satisfy the inhuman greed Of .
Christian minister Of the same denomination,
and member Of the same Christian faith with
himself
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

We really cannot understand the pother kept
up by some Of the journals about the 'con6rma-
ton or rejection Of Gov. Walker by the Senate.
In the first place, Walker needs no confirmation
does not want any. He is superseded BY the
Calhoun Regency, which takes full effect on the
2lst prox.-barely a month hence-and which
vii! be appointing County Commissioners, desig.
mating places of election, and performing oil the
most important Executive functions forthwith.
His work in Kansas is done and, If the Slave
Power is not satisfied with it, that Power must
be very unreasonable. We predict, however,
that when the whole matter is understood at the
South, and Walkers policy judged by its results,
all serious opposition to him from that quarter
will be dropped. He has done all that could be
expected Of him, and more-so that Kansas was
never before 80 efectually in the tolls Of Slavery
AS at this hour. But, whether for good or evil,
all interest in Walkers course IN Kansas is At
end. He is s.played out" Gen. Calhoun must
be for sometime henceforth the Nan Of Destiny
--s'the observed Of all observers" Walkers
rejection Of the Oxford and McGee frauds is no
longer Of any more account than . last years
almanac. The bogus Convention has check.
mated that more efectually, by killing the Leg
islature affected and purified by that decision.
Rely ON il, if Walkers confirmation is desired,
it can be carried by the votes Of Toombs and
JEFF. Davis If needed-N. 7. Tribune.
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paseats. 50 dang foss DOR ehfIdrsa. 10 shsir day
asd gsaesaiiea, uha& Fas daas fas v o. vhas
.Saebs 70 y deas b ~ Wy eftsalsiag ssr Tho
assive dssies " NJ. A. ~ ~ $50 ttns the
harvest, - surs nm Cur vosk5 fSllot = in this
regard. The stake ias great aaA Aimpostant ons
vhieh saould saliss or bess ahilt1ise. ~
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A business man in McGregor, Iowa. was mar
ried few weeks since to . Young lady in that
vicinity, and the Times says that in a week after
the wedding, the fair young bride ran of with
former gentleman acquaintance of hers. The
husband is in pursuit Of . purse Of money car.
Fied Of by the bride. l1-.. ~ x. -
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q The latest vsssion - the parable Of theuAon
virginA > that which yosng prsaeher u -
certain cisy~ gAye when he aAid thAs siA eld
dmes is'wss csssemaFy, twhen the heidAgsoen
ssnd oside ~sso aosmsag, for Zen ayiraiae q 70
Uut and msse shem, and escort Ahcn homA-
essaef AAsss sireina isiac ssaIes - fssafa
msasanNl haa ;asstaasg MI su A@s4attta5 saa~
hasa@aem ~ tca hiaaw iii 1a a#ass 81 t.ssasa
asnis7 Vi sseaufS 81 hl4o1s |
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DAM o. DIsrlsGuIsazD UkaoEnfAs. -
NEE .vho vers Lost hy ~ collisios ef
eas 0pslessas aad 0slvsssea, nse-
: msdays doss, wns Gen. Janss Han.
C n sSat& & Carolina Hs sas 4 nan ven
1sesIAsst Tie Unitsa 6tasss = ! lad
usnalas politician, II days pass. asA
sea1eat candidate for The Unitsd SsaAss
9AAs vacant ~ ths Asash q esna.
e2ss' a 4g6 .&gss g&&H f@ g8&6
L "a All aatttss IN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

WIscoNsIN HAS REPUBLICAN, GovERNoR-
We give, this morning, official or reported re-
turns from every county in this State in which
an election was held ON the Sd inst. Of these,
all but forr are official, and the reported re-
suits in those four are doubtless very accurate.
Our figures put Judge Randall upwards Of 500
votes ahead. including the disputed return from
jefferson, and not including the votes Of several
rejected towns which gave Republican majori.
ties. 1t is, therefore, We think, perfectly safe
to assume that Alexander w. Randall is the
Governor elect of this State. The Republicans
have also elected the State Prison Commits
sloner, Mr.. Mac Graw, and probably the Trea.
surer, Mr.. Hastings. The vote on 1t. Governor
is very close The Democrats have doubtless
elected their candidates for the other State OFF.
ces.-Xilwaukee Sentinel, 2lst.
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,soes lOl,OSl 1891

These figures, says the New York Herald, are
very curious and suggestive. Here is dormant
opposition vote Of l5s,s6l; and yet the demo-
cratic presses are shouting themselves hsarse
over democratic plurality Of $4,000.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

NswsPAPrR CaAxGE.-The Keokuk Times has
been superseded BY new paper called the
"Journal," Mr. Charles D. Kirk being the new
editor and proprietor.
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= 0kessrs. Schenck B Denise, slaughtered
Aali lot Of hess yesterday ON account Of swn-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

PRICE FIGHr.-A prize fight came off on
Thursday, on the Canada shore, opposite Black
Rock, between two bruisers from New York,
named Coburn and Grihben. Coburn was sec
ended by Awful Gardner and Jim White; Crib
ben by Winkle and Pifer The fight lasted but
thirty minutes. On the 2lst round Coburn put
q blow over the region af Gribben's heart which
rendered him insensible for several minutes
and prevented his s'coming to time" This clio,
sed the fight in favor Of Coburn. There was
quite large attendance Of the "Fancy' from
New York and Buffalo.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

The War THEY DO 1.-THE following, which
We extract from letter written BY our friend
living At Charlton, Lucas County, shows the
manner our Democratic brethren do up things,
II is worth reading, and needs no comment
He knoscs all Of which he speaks. "James Ba-
ker, an unscrupulous Locofoco partisan, was ap
pointed Register Of the Land Office, at this place
some time last spring. Il being necessary for
the Administration to have Gen. Jones returned
to the Senate again. it behove the party to get
out IS candidates all their big guns. SO it was
arranged that James should run for the Senate.
To hold on TO the Office Of Register might lose
him some votes in SO close . contested county
as this. Hence James stated that be had re-
signed, and it was 40 heralGed in the Washing
ton Union before the election. The election
being over and James badly beaten, he now
turns up again as Register Of the Land Office in
this place. Can any sane man doubt the bar
gain between the high contracting parties, the
Administration, Jones Baker, and the corrup-
tioa Of the General Government in bringing the
patronage Of the Government TO bear on the
freedom Of elections in such barefaced man.
ner?"-Dav. Gaz. ..#g
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Pfoceeaings ~ she City Council.
~. 49,, Monday Evening. Nov. 2S.

PfeceeAlngs - she Cisy Council.
yrs ''' Monday Evening. Nov. %.
Present. the Mayor, and Aldermen Denise,
nssseAler, Howard, NcCash, Rand, Scott, Wal
ssidge and Wightman. 1e -'t ~
Absent. Aldermen Anderson, Hager. Haskell
sad Tracy,
The petition Of Divers persons praying for
sAe establishment Of market in South Bur.
aaston was read, and referred to Aldermen
SAsd wslbsidgs and Denise. sa.e
I Ths pssisisn Of Mrs. Henrietta Meta, praying
MrnindemniAcation for the damage suffered
p bar house. from the change Of grade on
hain street, vas read, and referred to the In
essnai Improvement Committee. 4ii I'LL
The rsmcasseAnoe Of divers persons against
'hs change Of the grade Of Main ST., between
6peuss;asa Soash 'ess., was read, and referred
y ths Internal Improvement Committee. @ia,s
fhs Eirs Committee were. On motion, in
assesd 70 srspost at the nsxs meeting Of tho
Council, . list Of names for sppointmens q Fir
NafdeoA rl9tM sri zF aItt e@
Tbs 6ssest Commissioner reported list d
Seliaquents on the street tax On motion, 4
vas ordered that the taxes on said list, against
t1persy hsaAssA BE- charged to them On the
sssks Of ths Treasurer; and that al taxes
sgaisst non'psoperty holders be published fos
eellection. r gife.s.,.s,s,i ss,'s,
fhs City Solicitor reported an ordinance, re.
eAdag ths granting Of licenses for The ale 81
ssaesA which vas passsd. 54 sa Y
AAAsamanissaiua from Luke Hsghsss eAss.
Seaoo pr anndm for ths exclusive privilege
asaarying stone in the streets Of the city,
rnssad, and ss6ssred to the lnternal ImpE6ve.
'uaeCsmmissee. f4sf '7e7s cRs
Deaiss nads IN inquiry IN regard 70 TIE
80 pprk paskess y cell nsae within ~
knhs. whish vas seSsrsed % the MARKET
N6aittee. a 5ses
sssiea, Abraham Wotrins -. elscssd
eas ss4s4I 800 tSs7 g4R4.at sea9eaA
Sssihg hils Wsss allowed By he Cssn-
- NAa SsE#R ssi& Es tssss@Ttt1 &As S1a@
IN Kf
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. The boiler In the printing Office Of the
Innkfort (Ky) Commonwealth, exploded the
cher day, shattering the building greatly but
pseducing no other serious results. ~,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

n. AN OAxIBus 'InclDExr N NXsnfxron.-A
The treasury department She took 3 ssae. buo
thers was none fos the child. Two rseass eppo.
site .vers occupied BY gentleman and bic iitde
white poodle. Presently the gentleman said b
the poodle -" Get down, sir;' and 70 IN lit.
lie boy, !" Sit here, hoDey.N But ~ lady eaia
y the Ren,lman, in yesy. audible tenss go Me-
Cor the world, sir !; would not dissurb eiIkss ~
yos The gentlemsn hooked smbGfAas&;
the dcglcoks4 sstlenaas - ~ gsasssnses -
his effort to conceal his vlclleA alAarh leoAaA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

Among the members elected to the Wiscon-
sin Legislature, are Mcssrs. Irish and Dutchmsn;
Dodge county sends Messrs. Kribs and Gibbs;
Mr. Brown is the representative from Green;
Milwaukee sends CstshauseD; Aessrs. Virgin
and Bean are elected to the Senate, and Mr..
Cannon, who was nominated to succeed Mr.
Gum, has been very properly defeated-his
county already having made noise enough.
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The returns made to the comptroller Of Geor-
gia by the tax gatherers Of the present year.
show that there are 97,l49 voters, 426,656
slaves and ,O74 free negroes, IN that State; the
slaves are valued At $223, ,939, ,723, or an aver.
age Of 1924 each; the land is valued at $780,
6Sl ,959, or "a per acre. the total valuation Of
the State is $52s, ,9s7 1886, an increase Of $S3,
e,9ls over last year.
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S8rDubuque, the Hard Money City where
The gentleman from Shenandoah said metal d
Mays commanded metal, has issued City Scrip
Of small dcDoniuation, ones, twos, threes, fres
and tena ''fn order that persons holding city
scrip in large notes may have an opportunity to
change for small" They have Harbor Conn
pasy whish has also issued post uotss 70 the
amount Of two hundred thousand dollars to be
laed q circulating medium. ec..t-
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p THE LATE NEW YoRK STATS ELECEIoN.--The
following are the official aggregates Of the pop
ular vote Of our late State election, as compared
with the Presidential vote Of 1856:
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g. Juse nov ~ LseoSoeo party y atvssee
spou Kansas SAaiD. For alaaoss ths ooly sas'e
s,pcs the passage Of DouSlas Kasasees ssd -
Asasha Bin, . lsw q shs bssasssess - 1ss4s.
- uarsss aaA even soue sf - oassf n
ssAs cSscsxO Times, have vsssssss' v'snss'
~.i,,n, "a ,Ae,r c,s. to esadsns ths proceed
ism = \ 49, Kase,s Border Rs6isa Censasasaea-
g Co.,.-s,o.. y fhis BODY of eonspifsssrs hAvs
.douted : Constitution for Kansas which s0e
....a. - sos permitted 70 pejest
u - - hseh-handed proceeding the people
III IL seain deprived Of their rights Through
,Asir ssrritoriAl govssnment - long osed 70
hess = bondage and oppres them. they we're
aisss about 70 resume their sovereignty, purify
he bstIot-Lox, and assume those franchises
xuasaptsed 70 them in the Consultation and IN
,hsis Oreanie Law. But The conspiratofa vAe
as.ou a nothing, had another card and they
have played il, and Kansas is again In bondage
with no way Of escape except BY rsvo'asaon.
Sssusea has already reaigned.--Walksr vi'i
take hiusself out Of the way in the Ams manner.
Nj. CAlbosn win assums the reigns Of Govern
usns sad exssciss his kingly powers - he
piessss.
The people NO sooner obtain control Of the
Territorial Legislature than it = superceded ~
provisional goysrnmsat, and they are again
st he mercy Of the consrirators who are de-
fsnded by United States troops and backed By
IL Executive Of the Nation. \. asta. u.
y TAh last high-bsndsd proceeding, which GER
tainiy ID worthy Of the men and the party Of
slayery.exension, has been condemned, BY afew
r The Buchanan printa. in terns Of deserved
severity, which would encourage % 70 look for
nore backbone and manhood from that side Of
~ house, did ve mot already know By exPs-
.iepce what all this 10 worth. The AdmiDistra.
ton, through ~ Union, and iss Organ at
Washington, has signifed Ito approval Of this
Lass assault upon popular sovereignty !" and
the freedom Of Kansas, aud this whole proceed.
,pR will have TO b. approved BY all vho lay
elsims to Democracy. The Dubuque Express
and Herald, Chicago Times, Ohio Statesman,
Cincinnati Enquirer, and every other Journal
that has exhibited signs Of Independence will at
once resume an abjecs position like that Of the
Burlington Gazette, which, for fear Of taking
The wrong road, never ventures to discuss any
politicsl measure untilit hears from head quar-
,ers Such is the independence Of the Press.
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I Eesge Aeasssees = sns Non1sr q sAs
G3ooo0 Ie0oae0 nAsoekos0-01oF For
CEss:5sI CEEss5sIss. s:sss'ss ~ s'ssA ss'-ae = - :
II he matter q Ksnaas a1hirs, asd tAs last
eosp Essss Of he niggss-asivss4 - shall not
~ shs psvsent have any sAaag moes . cder--
vs ass 70 be counted eat We daAa back -
naks roen for new recsuiss whoase 6gtae their
hands at lsssdoa.shreking saes - sup.
posed ooslduos D walked ho0 tAsif Mp Van.
Wlukle slsmAse sssa tAesgh - peopagaAdists
should sesaliy evesshrsw. - shey have already
tsssibly pssssrsed, The 0ovefnment Bat ves
vsrs nlssakeo. That sublime pattern Of high
soaed cooservativs rcspsctability. Tie National
Intelligencer, has an article, interminable, Of
sossss. sish lsng and pompous parsgraphs,
from which W learn that Il has been walked to
language Of censurs and condemnation, rather
hidden under an intelsrabie load Of rhetoric,
butstill apparent, BY the proceedings u she Kan.
80 Bogus Constitutional Cenvention. It never
had any censurc for those who conquered Kan.
"a and elIectually disfranchised the people BY
ssiing ths ballot box. Il said but very lletIs
about the murders, judicial burnings and other
snormisiss ceomitsed thsse, because The coa-
spirators covered shsif footsteps somewhat Bot
now they have made Constitution for Kansas |
which they refuse to submit 10 tie vote Of the |
people. The people in that territory have be
come 80 nuMes0us that the border rufians, aided |
BY the troops, are unable longer 70 hold the bal
lot box, as they found out in the recent election,
md hence are obliged 70 force Constitution
apon the people Or abandon their conspiracy.
L is NO wsrss than all The psoceedings had from
be beginning, bat looks worse, and hence the
ntelligencer has opened its eyes and commenced
hrisking as1 ls
But this 10 not an. Forney, editor Of the
Press, and the man who did more
han any other man to elect Buchanan, 10 also
hrieking ever this same proceeding. He cses
70 honeyed terms and seeks TO employ no die
,use for his emphatic denunciation. Many other
eading Border Rufian Jou. mails are also shrek.
ng. tE4- g ats Ha-s a7sa
The Chiesgo Times, the Douglas organ, and
douglas 10 At home, 10 pitching into the Union,
National Organ, ON account Of anew
doctrine, legitimately growing out Of the Dred
'cots Decision, preached BY the Union. claiming
or the South the right to carry and hold their
lave property in all the Free States!
And last, and most empbatically least, the
owa State Gazette, too stolid and indolent to
hriek ITSELF has given its readers to understand
hat when the Chicago Times shrieks it shrieks
or the State Gazette. l.5 y 5-
What pother! Go in lemons and be squx!
Ay ON NcDuff!
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1Why i ae6 born baby nks power pint
ing reny' aaa' aas safsAsa psoF'1tas saFFH
\ A An. s.--Desanss h rsssisss sansesAy - -
~ ~ oI@ sks8A #hAes @s4 a4sAA ~Fass sfsasS smeA
iWhJ M v sAg chat b badly sang HE ! -
who requisse " Deee1ss y y 6aseoA sas
What medicine does man take fer I ecol4inG
wife Hs takss a. elixIt. ~ tAkss aNd =
licks hes.) gts%t sa 49, sas eial
-i4WenAs--As ss&iclssnAasfastsNd ~ Min
~ .WSS 9ssss Sef nd u Nv Kssd .isase
|aeaii Dst i&F hs16w y fSnahs letvtsoaA& -
sncH Il h .#as9Hisass w ts hAta aa8 #sn vrsv
.Ss+assfal sor slsGa ~ bl4s .sAsaAAa4A sps 10
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REsuAs1Ivk OF SPEciE PAYMENTS BY TIE
NEw YORK isaxes.--The Times Of the, 18th
says:-"Thc banks have not yet come to .
decision as TO the resumption Of specie pay
neats.-but as gold continues to aow to thus
point from all quarters, the resumption win
protab.. take place within short time without
disturbance. st 5 ......s.. 81. ..-.!
ApvAxrAaEs OF CLUBBrE0.-We learn from
ths State Gazette Of yesterday, that the pub
lsAen have made such an arrangement, it Is
not stated how, that they are able to furnish the
"Weekly State Gazette" and the "Ladys Book"
eysar fer a. Here 10 literary sonstella'
6ss Of the 6rst magnitude, fit to adorn the
boudoir. But We suggest that the State Gazette
sxclude the nigger which it exhibits pretty much
svery morning in ito diurnal issue. froM its
craving room edition. Congo might not bs
veil received BY the ladies.
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Detroit, Nov. "a.
The propeller Agdensburgh arrived from Chi.
cago this pm. She reports much ice in the
straits Of NackinAc, and she had great difficult
~ in forcing through.
The schooner John Martins, Of Cleveland, is
ashore near Presque Isle-a total loss-crew
saved There il another vessel, unknown. uear
the same place, probably . total loss.
There are no tidings Of the schooner Seaman,
which ia believed TO be lost ON Lake Superior
with all on board. ssssf
The river boats run with difficulty on account
Of the ice, and navigation - considered about
closed.
Buffalo, Nov -.
Southwest gales, shore, with heavy snow
came on this morning. continued through the
dsy; little business therefore transacted.
Flour frm, 500 bis at 4. 6Oa4, as for superfins,
upper lake and Ind. 4, 81 20, ,25 for extra; wheat
steady; q, ,OoO bush at 70 for Chi spring, ,OO
for white Ind; l,O5 Tor white Mich; corn tirm
nominal 10; oats held firm as 80; whiskey, 100
bbls 1t 20c. Imports to noon n, ,OO0 bis -four
95, 900 bush wheat, 100000 bush oats; no ship
ments. Canal mot closed till the storm Of TO
day, unless weather moderate. No more move
ment Of boats here. siea aa ssf sH
Warrington, Nov. %. \
The visit Of Sir VIM. Gore Quseley to ths
President on Saturday was one Of courtesy
merely. He has not officially informed him D
the precise character Of his mission. As.
The War Department designs sending ",
columns Of miitarl3nto Utah from the Psci6,
side, one from Oregon, and the other from Cab
lonia. 's
essa sa New Yoek, Nov. a.
| Dennistown, Wood Z Co, asads an assien
Iment yesterday 70 NJ. John Howe for the hsns
fAt Of all their creditors. II b not known wha
u the extent Of ali their labsies, but great Con
nNence Il felt that the creditess Will 6e paid h
Ifuh The suspensioA ofDskil O., an1 He6l
= Willisdson, ~ pssdpieAasd ~ thAs sfOsa
thisgOMn D Co faisas shsTA ssstA4 ~ aRte4sssA
u .Slsfiae a4ssssq ssai IL abse@ud ,asshs.is Fl
s4HeaeE abasA-s- .zalyil
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-8IsI#15 5E1.8 I4T@ F0 M NtW UF.ehns, NOV, ~.
ti The Tennessee from Vera Csaz the 2lst, With
dates from the City OF Mexico - the 1eth has
arrived. 4s st-
The country is in most distracted condition
--another general revolution impending -nsgo-
tiatlons ars peAding between the revoluionists
and Santa Anna, whom undoubtedly they inteRd
making Peesident WI sgas $3.50. III 800
n. The Tennessee brings 20 political exiles,
amOug whom are PIesilent Solas, James +.
Washington, Col. ROomers. William Koran,
thAeditor of the Ex:raordnary, ives imprisonsd
for publications against the Governor of Zacha.
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Z ComoafoFt's fall is considered certain. Il ID
doab.fal II his life viii bs spared Il hs rsmaisa
il ths county. - @..t