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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-08
Middlebury Savings Bank,

further dividend of 10 per cent, will be
paid to the depositors in the Middlebury
Savings Bank, at the Office of the under
'isned, on the Oath Of March, inst. For the
Convenience of all parties, the day above
FAMED and each succeeding Tuesday, are
designated as days of payment until all the
depositors shall have been paid.
wv. STEWART, Receiver.
Mddlebury, March 2, 1857 46-tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


WE, tho subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate court for the District Of
New Haven, Commissioners TO receive exam.
inc and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate OF
HARVEY PARMELEE,
late of Bristol, in said district, deceased.
an also all claims and demands exhibited
ir iset thereto; and months from the 18Th
d of June A D, 1857. being allowed
by - d Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that We will
attend to he business of our said appoint.
ment, nj tie dwelling house OF tho de-
cra'e0, in Bristol. en- the 2s,h day of July
and November next from nine O'Clock. A.
NJ, until o'clock, p NJ, Gu each of said
days,
GAIUS A. COLLAMER.
AMOS HASSELTINE, 'on'''
Dated at Bristol, this 23d LAY OF June,
A, d. 1857 1l,sw
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CHEAP, CHEAPER. CHEAPEST.

The subscriber has on hand a large assortment
Of MsceIianeous Book, Cheap Publications, Blank
Book StatiOsnry &c.
Which he will sell at lower prices than ever be-
anime soon, as the stock must be sold to make
room for the fall stock.
N B. No Gold Watches, or Jswalry thrown in.
Copslanes News Room.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Bank Notice.

TIME Stockholders of the Bank of Middebury
Il are notified that an assessment Of two dol
lars on each share Of the stock in said Bank has
been ordered by the undersigned persons named
for that purpose, in the act entitled An Act in
creasing the Capital Stock and extending the
Charter of the Bank Of Middlebsry," approved
II November, 1855. And that the said rum Of
two dollars each share Of said stock is payable
on or before the first day of August next.
S Ws Il sTr WIT, Comm. of
LoRENzo BIxBY, appraisal
Bank of Middlebury, July ], 1857.
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DR.. JoaDos can be consulted ut Brandon,
daily, on and after Friday, June 10th, ex.
cept the last Saturday In each month, at
which time he will be In Rochester, VT, pre-
pared to receive and treat patients.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate OF
JONATHAN WHEELOCK,
late of Mddlebury, in said district, do
ceased, and also all claims and demands ex.
hibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the 18th day of June, 1857, being al
lowed by said court for that purpose we do
therefore hereby give notice that We will at.
tend to the business of our said appointment,
at the office Of John W. Stewart, in Middle.
bury, OF the third Thursday in August and
December, 1857, from nine O'Clock, A. M,
until four o'clock, P. NJ on each Of said DAYS.
JOHN W, STEWART
HARMON A SHELDON, C"mrs'
Dated at Middlebury, this 18th day OF
June, 1857. ll:sw
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DIED.

In Cornwall, June 18th. Mr.. RuHos>
MEAD, aged 6t years.
In Wells. Vt, May 18th, Mr.. HAIsEY Coop
RICH, aged 55 years
In Westminster, C. W., May 18th, ELEANOR,
wife Of BYRON BARNARD in the 57th year Of her
age.
Also in the same place. June 26th, Capt, 4
LUTHER BARRows, in the 86th year Of his age{
Both were formerly Of Bristol, Vt.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
r "A IL - r o "A D.
1857. Summer Arrangement.

ON and after Monday May 25th, Trains will
~ run AS follows, to wit:
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, at 100 and HOO
A. NJ.
Leave Fitchburgh at 80 A. NJ, and l.3OP. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middebury, at $50 A. :.
1905 and 5.35 P. NJ.
Leave Middlebury for Burlington, at :. O5* A. NJ,
3.35, 4 s and 1905 p. NJ.
Leave Burlington for Middlebury. at 9.l5, 1850
and 11.i5* A. NJ. and Sis P. NJ.
Leave Middeburv for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at 10.47, and 1855 A. NJ, and 2.lO* and s.39
P. VI.
WBoth trains from Boston, 60 through to
Burlington and Schenectady.
At Burlington, Trains connect with Lake
ChampIain Steamers. and train of Vermont Cen
trail Road-as Rutland with Trains for Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs. Schenectady and
the West-at Bellows Falls, with Trains of Ches-
hire Road, for Fitchburgh, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston-Vermont Valley Road, fur Brattleboro,
Springfield. Hartford, New Haven and New York
and with Sullivan Road, for Windsor White
River Junction, and the White Mountains.
*Freight Train, with Passenger Car.
f. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
Rulatnd, May 20, 1857.
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WANTED

400 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN, to act as 10.
cOO cal and travelling Agents, in bushes.
easy, useful and honorable, at salary OF 500
per month, A capital of IS only required, No
Patent Medicine or Book business. Full part,a-
ulars given free to all who enclose postage stamp
or three cent piece, and address
b2;Sm WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Sandown, N. 4.
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EreoI Notites.

CT n OF VERMONT Be it remem-
HD ,IsC d5djson, IS ( hcred that at a
Prof. .. Court held at Mddlebury in and
for me district Of Addison on the 4th day OF
july. A. u 1867:
Oliver Sholcs and Henry G. Sholes ad-
ministtators Of the estate of
JOSEPHUs SHOLES,
late Of Orwell in said district, deceased,
made application to this court to render auo
settle their administrator account,-t Is
thereupon ordered that said account be con-
sdered by this court for allowance, at SEES
sion thereof to be heldat the dwelling house
Of said deceased in Orwell, on Thursday the
Both dav fully A. D. 1857 at one o'clock
In the afternoon, and that notice thereon %
given to all persons Interested, that they
NAV appear and make their objections, II
any they may have. to the allowance OF saio
account, by publishing certified copy oil
this order in the Middlebury Register
newspapaper printed at said Middlebury
three weeks successfully previous to the
time of said court
CALVIN G. TILDEN, Judge.
A true copy of record.
13;3w Attest, J. W STEWART, Register.
CTATE OF VERMONT Be it remem-
- District of Addisoa, SIS. ! bered, that at
Probate Court held in Middlebury,in and ior
the District of Addison, on the 4th day oil
July, a. d. 1857:
Mariah Foot guardian of
ELVIRA FOOT,
Of Cornwall, in said district, makes apphca.
ton to this court for license to sell the real
estate of her ward for the purpose ofpaying
the debts incurred for the maintenance ana
SUPP ort of her said ward, and the necessary
expenses of procuring said license, ana rep
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NEW DISCOVERY.

DROFF LEIGHTON H. RIALEr, OF Brooklyn,
II has discovered few methods, by which any
persons hair may be made to curl natural in three
weeks, without The least injury to the hair, Any
with lock of their hair, and their age shall re-
ceiye In return full directions for the above object
Address LEIGHTON II. RlMLEY,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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! ONLY ONE DOLLAR for ALL I
STOLEN.

NR0M the subscriber, on the evening of the 5th
or the morning OF the 9th May inst. two
concave Razors, manufactured bv John Heifer.
Paradise Square, Sheffield, bearing the mark No.
|, male for the Army" Whoever returns said
raEors shall be rewarded as he desel YES to be.
GEO. W. DUSTIN.
Mddlebury, May 70, 1857. a.2w
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M AY 90, 1876 2.

HoLMES' PATENT SKIRTS, Gutfa Percha
IL and Cotton Cords, Brass and Steel Hoops,
Reeds, Bones and other Skirt Fixings. at
May 20. BECKWITH'S.
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NR0CKERY, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings,
~ Carpeting aud Floor Cloth, Portable Fur
naces Stone Ware, Willow Wagons and Carts,at
May 20. BECKWlTH'S.
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/ MARRIED.
In this, village, on the 4th inst, by Presi-
dert Labaree. CHARLrs G. DAMON, ESQ, and
Miss LORETTA ABBEY, both Of Ripton.
DIED. 49, ~
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CTATE OF vERMoNT,( Be it remem-
- District of Addisoa, SIS. bered, that al
Probate Court held in Middlebury,in ana ior
the District of Addison, on the 4th day Of
July, a. d. 1857:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

.. i2ns.a. MONDAY EVENING, June %.
Present,-the Mayor, and Aldermen Ander.
son, Denise, Herschler, Haskell, Howard, Nc
Gosh, Tracy and Wightman.
Absent, Aldermen Hagar, Rand and Wal.
bridge.
the petition of N. T. Smith for earth to fill a
breach in the alley near his house, was read
and on motion, referred to the Committee on
Internal Improvements. .l~s
The petition of Edward Murphy, asking to
rent the vacant lot corner of Fourth and Valley
Streets, was read. and OF, motion referred to the
Committee on Market. 5.--..z .z .ss-,ss s-r-, g..
The petition of W. NJ. Rawsell, asking for time
to remove his carpenter shop from the public
square, was read, and on motion of Mr.. Tracy,
the prayer of the petitioner WAS granted.
The Mayor laid before the Council the matter
of establishing lamp post in front of Third
Street Chapel Mr.. Wishtman moved that the
matter be referred to the Committee on Cas-
Mr. Scott offered as an amendment, that the
Committee be instructed to examine into the
expediency of establishing lamp in front Of
the Catholic Church, on Columbia street. The
motion, as amended, was adopted ,ga5 rrt
The following claims were allowed by the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS, June IS, 49,

'Stss COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 10, 1901.
The most notable event occurring in this vi
cipity within the last week or two, was the
Railroad election on Saturday last. The pro-
pcsal to issue County Bonds to the Mississip-
pi and Missouri Railroad Company, to the
amount of 100000 was carried by about 600
majority in the County. The majority in this
city, in its favor, was sle. Theaggregate num-
Der of votes showed very large increase in
the population of the city since last fall.
We have had fine growing weather since the
beginning of the month and crops of all kinds
look exceedingly we'll ~;
The first Mormon hand.car train of the ses.
son arrived here last week. 1t had about $50
men, women and children connected with it
all foreigners-lAcre will soon follow.
A new Pacific Railroad Compay was organ
lied at Omaha week before last, under the Ne
braska Territorial Law, for the construction of
a Railroad to the South Pass. Gen. Robinson
Of Penn, is President, Mr.. Hosmer of Ohio,
Secretary, the capital is to be $50, 100000. =
Gen. Aiken and Col Orr, Of South Carolina,
recently spent several days here, and the latter
made several quite heavy purchases of Real
Estate inand adjacent to the city.
Our mechanics are now busy at work put.
ting up buildings, and the hammer and saw
are heard in all directions. Business of all
kindsis becoming more lively and the prospects
Of prosperous season are decidedly good. =
Yours truly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
HAwK-RYE AND TELEGRAPH.
stiIi Marptns.

Dur neishbor over the way With persevering
energy worthy of better cause, is still harping
on the New Constitution, and trying 10 preven.
is adoption But he is evidently sticking
Against the pricks"--Gghting against ligh. and
knowiedge--against his own convictions and
against the popular sentiment The Gazette
you'd fsin retain the old Constitution became
Il prohibits banking-is would prevent the adop.
ton OF the New because it permits and Lgai;ses
banking, and under it We might have, as in Ohio
aud most Of the States, paper currency con-
vertible into gold and silver, at the pleasure of
che bill holder instead, as now, Of an illegal and
deprecated currency in the sounduess Of which
there can be little confidence.
The incon siatency Of this course is very paIpa-
bic. The editor opposes Banks and cries aloud
for hard money, hoping thus to enable his
employers to furnish us a paper currency from
Nebraska, and ultimately enable them to |
make fortunes by exploding these rag factories,
leaving thousands of dollars of their worthless |
paper in the hands Of the people Of Iowa, a dead
loss. The editor of the Gazette, instead Of be- |
ing true TO the people Of the state-has sold
himself like Judas, not, however, for thirty pie
'es OF silver, but for Nebraska rags, TO Bern.
bart Hem and the paper Barons Of Nebraska
de advocates hard money for the sake Of the
hin plaster manufacturers, because they pay
'im to do it; just as he did last year advocate
'opu!ar Sovereignty, under which he defended
he right OF Mssourians to do the voting Of the
'eople Of Kansas. He then thought it no harm
or his right good masters, the nigger.drivers, to
commit murder, arson, and kindred crimes in
Kansas and Missouri-and now he is equally
hivalrous in defending the sharks of Nebraska,
nd anxious to keep the ground clear for them
u InWa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

ANOTHER DANIEL CONE TO JUDGAENT.-Red.
field, Collector of the port Of New York, has
addressed letter to the President, in which he
says he is satisfied that our tariff acts are acts
fed these laws are therefore unconstitutional,
and as he has sworn to support the Constitution
he now gives notice that after the lst Of July
next he will collect no more duties, except SO
far as may be necessary to pay his own and the
salaries of Custom House officials. He says
Mayor Wood approves his course and promises
TO aid him with the force under his charge
should it be necessary.
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Correspor dsnce of the Havk-Eye

F Correspor dence OF the hAwk-kye.
Plattsmouth, n. T., June IA, 1857.
FRIEND DUNHAM:-You doubtless sometimes
have the inquiry, "where is Plattsmouths" At
Council Bluffs and Omaha, that question is often
asked by strangers coming into the territory,
nor is it answered there, for they pretend to
profound ignorance in regard to its exact local
ity, and seldom 60 much into conjectures, or
give themselves much trouble in gratifying
curiosity so reasonable and natural. The fact
is, jealousy in its worst forms has come over the
people of those rival cities, and they fain would
have all remain in the same ignorance as they
pretend. But enough on this point, as you may
want to know pretty nearly where Pattsmouth
is. Taking any one of the large and splendid
steamers at St. Louis, of which twenty-threc
different boats have stopped here this spring,
aud most of them several times, and in six to
eight days following the tortuous and torturing
windings of the Missouri, you will arrive at
Plsttsmou,h. The first view of it about one
mile below is magnificent High rock bluffs
approach the river above and below the centre
of the town, forming sort of gateway to one
Of the prct,iest sites for town ever saw
Once throughthis gateway, and all affording the
most agreeable and commanding view OF the
levee and the town, and making the finest site
for residences. Main street runs directly back
from the levee through hollow formed by
these hills, until it strikes the center or princi-
pal hill, aud then passes up and along its crest,
the ascent being SO easy that no grading IS me-
cessary for residences or business houses for
miles back. From the foot Of these hills great
number of fine springs Of cold and pure water
gush out, which form two small and never fail.
ing streams ot water Running through the town
to the river. / iesrn that there ars from 255to
80 of these springs on the town plot, and It
does one good to quaf these waters coming
pure and sparkling from their white sandy beds
There is good degree Of business energy and
| talent. and q fair amount of capital commal D.
able by the operators" and business men, and
the town Is building up as fast As it can, under
the great scarcity of lumber and building mate
, rial; but this will soon be obviated. The tim
Der extends back about two miles, all rolling aud
fertile lands eeyond this i ono vass expanse Of
beautiful and rolling prairie, already entered
some ten or twelve miles back, and much Of II
under cultivation BY the hardy hand Of the ac-
ltual settler. The Landing is not surpassed or
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

STEAM Saw MILL Blown UP.--The steam saw
mill of B. Cluff & Co., Grove Creek, Jones Co.,
was blown up by the bursting Of the boiler, on
the 4;h inst. Benz. Cluff and George Messer
were mortally wounded by the explosion, and
three other persons were injured. The engine
was nearly new, from Detroit. We gather these
facts from the Eureka. s-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

THIRD STREET CHArEL.-We yesterday made
flying visit to this beautiful edi6ce, which is
no. completed and ready for dedication, aud
were struck with the remarkable neatness of its
structure and arrangements. tits 65 by 43 feet
in size and has been erected in short time,
al a cost OF $4,000. The stucco work, by Mr.
Young very neat. The Gallery, designed by
Mr.. Winter, j, a very handsome thing, and,
aside from its manifest convenience, is an or
nanent to the Church. The gem of the house,
however, is the chancel.wndow ornaments, de.
signed bv Mr. Stover. 1t is not only a credi.
to the designer, but recommendation to those
who have so we'll executed it. Much praise is
due to Messrs. Nairn and Gillis, for the splen-
did manner in which they have performed the
wood work and carving. We were particularly
pleased to notice, in its appropriate niche,
noble Organ, from the mandatory of VIM.
Stevens, of Boston. Mr.. Oviatt the pastor,
has been indefatigablc in his efforts to accom-
pis,, the erection of this Church, and he finds
his reward in the completion Of another sacred
house in our city, to invite the worshippers of
God.
Mr.. Oviatt desires us to say that to Mr.. |
Daniel Winter are due the greatest obliga-
ions Of the Church and Society for the bold
less and originality of the designs exterior and
nterior,. ~ --.s- s4.-..3s.. -.. .-.5 o.. ..-gs- |
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

eB Sunday morning, l4th inst, about 2
o'clock, some villains placed two kegs of powder
under the Catholic Church, at Coldwater, Mich
igan, and fired them them. The explosion was
terrific, and hurled the building into mass of
ruins. The powder used was stolen from the
barn Of druggist.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

cY Emigration from Eastern points to our
State, Kansas and Nebraska, is constantly in
creasing. We noticed several wagons passing
the Office yesterday, labelled Kansas" and
from their neat and well.,o-do appearance, we
will, ere long, be teeming with rich asricul
tural burden ~# af+5 5-.i Fs-AF
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

CHIEF JUsTIcE OF UrAH.-The Toledo Com.
appointment OF Chief Justice OF the Territory Of
Utah has been rendered by tile President to the
Hon. Emery D. Potter, OF Toledo
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Iqu.lled By any one on The river ana i;ne levree.

squshed by any one on the nver, and 6ne Lever
i now being graded at the foo. of Main street,
and from three to six boats land here daily
These boats are much larger and finer than
those Of the Upper Mississippi, as the long voy.
age and strong current preclude the idea Of
small or inferior boats. Stern wheeiersH are
novelty here. There are at this moment only
about seventy houses, many of them small but
all exceedingly well filed, and the cry is for
lumber and laborers. 6ne large Hotel build
ing is nearly ready to be opened, and a con-
pany formed for erecting splendid brick build
ing, something like the Braxclton House at Mt
Pleasant. brick Court House is under con-
tract and awaiting material for the building
But to conclude: A place where nature has
done 30 much, and where the hand of man is
ready and willing to do what remaineth for it
to do, there cannot be a doubt, there is not
doubt that Plattsmouth ''is in" for one of the
great towns, if not the greatest, on the river;
this at least is the candid opinion of careful
observer of men and things, and one as yet en-
tirely uninterested in the prosperity or growth |
Of Plattsmou,h.
If you think this communication worth the
space it win occupy in your columns, and inter-
esting to your readers in general, it is at your
disposal. OBSERVER"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

KENrUcKY.-At the election for Judge on the
10Th, the Buchanan Branch Of the Slavery par
ty appears to have got rather the better of the
have been received.
EaWe notice that the candidates for Congress
have entered upon the canvass, and have made
their appointments for the campaign. 1t is a
rattle-snake and hedgehog fight in which the
friends of freedom and humanity have little i'll
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

Us The Dubuque papers says that the Hi
nois Central and Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
Companies have secured site and are about to
construct a magnificent Union Depot similar to
the one in Chicago. bridge is also to be built
thus enabling the Central road to run into Du
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

DxruNcr PRo SLAVERY PArERs.-There is .
terrible mortality among the Pro-Slavery papers
in Indiana. Two more died last week, viz The
Shelbysilie Volunteer and the Hickory Withe,
of Nashville. Cause: bad principles and con-
seqaent want of patronage from the people
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
COVERED ms NAKEpN Ess.-Barnard Com

COVERED HIS Observation-Disclosures Connor,
stranger to our city, was brought before Esq.
HARRIS day before yesterday, for purloining a
pair of boots, coat, hat, shirt, and q era.
vat, sum total, twenty-five dollars No defence
mo friends-sent to jail to await the action Of
the Grand Jury
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

ID They are having sweet time in New
York city, over the Burdeil Estate. Judge, jury,
more befogged, on the question of Mrs. Gun.
uingham's marriage to the dead man. We think
the question will always remain one Of doubt,
though tha, they were, Just IS good is almost
certain. We advise al youag felloss in our
region, firstly, TO "besare OF the vidders'-but
secondly, if they get caught, 70 own mp.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

H A young man named Alexander Crossin
residing in Kirkville, Iowa, was drowned in the
Dcs Moines river, while fishing, on Saturday the
10Th inst, as wo learn from the Eddyville Com
nercal. s
Mr. Harry Gross, an aged citizen of Eddyville
lost bis life on the morning the 10th by taking
an over dose of Camphor-three quarters of an
ounce dissolved in brandy. @@ln9 a@-,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

rY John Brown was brought before Justice
Harris last evening, charged with horse aieains
John used unbecoming language and was sent
to the Calaboose until to morrow, when, if he
behaves properly, he will have his preliminary
examination. .-'+ . T-f- #t 90 -tr t t+""