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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
MAGNIFICRN-r sCHEMRt
3 2GO Prizes amounting TO-. s501 m
-.. - - fhlIE OF TlCEEI3.
y IULE TICKETS io:HALV Es IS. on PPrpe a..
-L-A -- ~. --L--------- - -

= &0D FTlzzs amounting to- nsnr 900
FRI1z or rICKETs
" tOAE 4lOhE Is. $40; II Nv Is IS. QUARPEpg e9lx
PLAN OF The LDTTERY. ~
The Ngnbou from 20 5000, corresponding ui,A H.
are rclsd NIih small iin tubes and placed io 49,
Isr art az Prizes similarly printed and snciresd -,
The Wheels then Fsvoved, and a nunsrr Z, s,,v-,
fuu The Wheel OF NUMBER, and the 81 ne time p-i =
~ - ~. ia y.-sL p zee, me 'ul0sr and PFsEs draWn
lt e oehl ana eAhtsd % he audience, reaistsrsd
Bl -hu Commissioners; The Prize belnr prssf sss- -
Saneet afHn- Ihs operation Is repsatsd anil eli hs
AFFRoxmATIoS PrIzRu-The two preceding and n. ~,
y those drawing the drsi ~ Pflzss M
scheme. - -'-''-'As % ne
Thea 200 Prizes Of $50 viii Be determined b. tn l.st a.
ureot he No. that draws the 100000 przs Far ,rni
II the number druW tie 80 0y0 rriTs A. a - Il 49,
OH the tickets where hs nun Der ends in VII n, ,itlI
~ SO. II tie number ends win No 9 then AN ~ -tsf-
where me humber EMS IN Will bs entted 70 So uBd
csTlaelles Of Packages va, be sold at the following
rates, Wh,ch is The risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tisksis ....... $50
10 half - ~
10 Quarter e. 't'''f- ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFIgEPl
Enclose The money TO our address lor the TckeIs order
Cd on TIE receipt Of which they will Be- flrsr - A.,
mail Purchasers cz1 have Tickets ending vitb - -
uTs they NAV designate. =
The Last Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes wiz Be scot 70
PlTclas.rs Immediately giisr iLs drawing.
fuFc1L-eTd viii please write Iaer sIguaars plain iv
their Post Chce, County and 81. ls
- henonger hatchery Prrs is drawn ana payable
IN iu without deduction.
~ AL prizes OF 81 900 and u1Gsr DHd fususassisiv
sr the eraias-0'her przcs The usual us u ihirty
Al communications zrdctiy e7aa5eati.l
Fn1s IcAeil e1shel 90 renewed Do ather Tickets AZ
Address Orders for Tickets o. CeuiGcaies sith.,t,
SWAN co. Atlanta c.
> ShAt, Eautglme-y A.
- - ~ -t.N go, MGols Ala
q ~. OF ft--a rseh7-.if.
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Gen AndeTs0D, H0n EWING Col K btevenson,
Aessrs Morgan q Co., T & " Eakn & &c Al Duncan
- Nashville; W 81 Spence, MurfressborOi Col METbry
Harrison, McMinnvilie; Lem TrousdHle Memphis Col
s. q WCAd0o, Knoxville Seago & abbott and W Wallace,
atlanta. Ga Hang '57-tf JANIS GLOVER.
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SECOND HAND PAAROS.
FEW superior Investments for sale good terms
"A Also, Rns second hand Turkey Carpet a. bargain.
anil bEET, 2. SHIELDS.
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New AuCGiOn HOUSE.

HAVE opened The sjure No . Cedar street oppos the
Post once where vii s-I every evening. Advance
msns made on c0nsguents sale positive aud uit1nut r-
.dec23-ifl &. FOX
Fox RENT.
A FEW Rooms 90 rent in the new building corner %
"A Cherry aud neaderck suitable for Offices room,
JanlS-T W. r. COOPER.
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

THE new and light dlaught steamer gTsEaz~ r.
i CRESCENT, W. HOMES Master, ssyl5fsI3'
will run regularly IN the shove trade du -
ring the present season, commencing the hrsJ rise
the Cumberland river She has excellent accommodations
nd in point Of speed and safety is unsurpassed FJT
freight or passage apply u Il. Il HAkklSON.
Oct4-dG Agent
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
CHARLESTON.

CHAR EE0lONs
Feathers and Wool, per hundred pounds 81 20
BesswaG Ginseng PinEroOt Rope and BagEihgr Hemp
star Candles, soap, Lard aud Llnseed OIL, per 100 .
pounds, .. - ! "
Leaf Tobacco ~
Reel a6d' P5rk Der barrel 3 50
FIouT Der barrel . ] 40
pToos in Ios Of SO dozen and uBVards per dozen 90
Cotton Der bale 90
The AGENT of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rairoad
vim sen ecgDs NJ the above rates until the ls OF June
deduction fourth the above rates will give the rate
10 Augusta. Georgia, on the articles above specined.
For Information Al regard to rates on eheT articles not
spseihsd above, call on address
CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent, -
iuus-'SE-tf No. % College street.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANs PAChET..
FUNHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, reREam h
n Capt WH. DEWITT. having superior ac- lk--sAzsff
commodaUIOns for Passengers, Freight and slYLstH9E
Stock will ply during the above -
and all nterme late landings. Her exceeding light daughL
viii insure in the Of direct shipments Messrs
W. A JoHssON & Co, Of New orleans, will Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ. d. F. H. BROOKs, will
side permanently New Orleans No 81 CarOndee street,
du the business FOR The purpose U giving his en-
tire attention The hng Of all purchase orders the loves
figures. Il, h, HARRISON,
dsc3-6m Agent.
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VIZ ALKEs Or I.ANII- .OIL 49,

91t54 ACRES or LAM Ca 81 Ait.
DF virus Of decree Of the County curt OF Dickson
ID county, il Januarg lsrm 1857. will NOyB
% day Of March, lsj7, Or the highest bidder
the Court house door IN theOtLe, about Land
lying in th5 "a Dtrict OF satt CUUEt urE1uI Crerk
the location Il Nashville and North Western El
road said Land is located 10 body, E-arly So and
be sold all together u Tracts 20 SUIT puC.a sold
for the puTyoss Of distribution among law
Jacob LImpley, decd N1ss Wil GOOD sveuut, 100 be
qurgd and ben retained the Land DutI purchase
money is paid. Thi. the IiJh DAY o. JaHusr., 1871.
THOMAS MCNEs LIN Commissioner.
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R.EH.BROCKWAY Eco.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
GentIemen'S Clothing,
NO.71 Ia Public Square

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
OUR Stock OF Gentemen's Ready Made Clothing for the
~ Fail Winter trade is complete embracing every
variety fabric be found Eastern Markets
Our business being strictly and exclusively confined The
Manufacture and OF Clothing enable greater
inducements than any other house in the CITY, and should
alone be sufficient guarantee all who purchase Ready
Made Clothing and they supply themselves with much
larger variety Of sly les aud assortment Sizes at sless price
By making their purchases direct from the Manufa
aug20, SIT r.. Il. BR0CKWAY d co.
MIDDLE DIVISlOE FAIR, FOR 1857.
THE FoUEUE DIVISION PAIR, Tor Middle tennessee will
be he i'd. in OnuectOn with the THIRD ANNUAL of
thu Smith County Agricultural Society," the Fair Grounds,
ROME, Tennessee, commencing Monday, the 5h
day of October 1851 and continuing during the week
Handsome premiums Osedin every department Of Az
rcuura Mecantca and Household Ind ~ and the df-
ferent Of Stock. Lss be SeeFe
ary Of the Fair Rome, and Of the the
Bureau a Nashville J. K. HIBBETT,
janl3-3WdtWCW. Secretary
To TIE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE
HAVE started q Mill in the city, aud will keep or
hand fresh Meal OF No lO7, South Summer street
All orders attended To- and will sell st the loRsgt cash
city, and viii deliver to customers in any part II the
rice. J. W. CALDWELL,
mavlS-tf Agent
SkCOND HAND PA NIlS
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shopping southampton oOh going and retaining they
oer passengers proceeding L0H6G Havs udyanJaes
over an5 other mHie, Tor the ee0Eous Of TIME and mursy
Fassazs from New fOfk to SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremen r
CABIN Salooa 80 dollars First Ca.ia Lower saloon ma
dollars; Second do. CO dollars
An lettsrs and Newspaper Pass tue Posi- Of
Gee.
No bills o. fading VII be signed o. prrgs received 90 me
day o. sailing,
q eEperieEeed Surgeon = attached o. each alrp.
For freight or passage appIyfs
c. n. SAND, % Scuth ~ l.isans -frs4t. s-. ErrE
C. A HEISEKEE d Co bremen.
CROSKEY 4 co. SOuthalau.slu.
WM. IShLIN. Hayrs t,-5e g,
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swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE
btesO0O n0EF PSI

I H. VA
Managers 81 -hr Fear GAINEs dcA1EnT L,.vv - 49,
ga and me socluEaN MILrrAHT Acabrrr L57r-rT =
Alabama. q OF fnaIr EFrr-rf.- -
CLASS D,
10 Be drawn In the eiy o. Noble Alabama IN MIN. %
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7th, 1881.
CLASS "a.
To y drawn n he city q AuInia, Gsoga N u-bu, a.
NHCHSDAk' EEhH UARK 19th, 1851.
CLASS IS ssr
To be drawn On he city OF Atlanta, Ge1rra n -.tsr- -
SATURDAY FEHR UARF Rstlr 49, -
en- fHt pan vt -lNtrl.F- Ntfa if,.ssf
THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND 'srrTv
PRIZES
MORE THAN ONE PR.ZG TO EVERY Ten rICKPTs q
30 OuO UCKETSF
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TWU ubNDiGED AND Is ENIl ALu1
rsE Avn ErfnsF An

DY virtue Of a decree Of the County Court Of ctso
II county, enn a.its January Term, 1857, will Nur
DAY, the % day II March, ISL oder for s- O. highest
Biddsr, Court House door Charlotte Tracts
Land contain - acres belonging The estate Of iLu1
MeMuIry, dceras d, lying LealnerTOud Yellow
creek, t1lerany we'll improved. rlsO the
place, will BE- ID Land Warrant issued
Thomas McMurr, during his feline The 5bCs properly
sold a credit % and years uurcHas5rs
giving notes with approved sscuri and lien
the land until the purchase money paid ID tire Oh day
VI January, I-57 THOMAS MCNFILLY,
Jan 6--lwIaV 3 v--prutsrs' Zee 81 Commissioner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
MASHKILLE EACkElS.

The light draught steamer
TelaEIh GEN. PIKE, VIZ, FULLRR, Master, eleS.t-A
being expressly bulk this trade, 49,
with al! the modern Improvements, with the gh
subStaunch aud SAMUEL P. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing season between he above pOr0ne OF the bOa
being port every week There Be ais being
Of old ard experience cOmmandants and With superior
facilities for passengers and reights sOcs share Of pub
lie patronage. For passage freight apply 5oard,
H. h. HARRISON, Agent,
Front
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
u EHrV

THE connections and substantial fast {Fz2sRzA a
i running steamer SEW ENTY-SIX, lhszzzSsAs==ist1
p. K BARCLAY Master, is held IN Tsadi zS@@Sssssgs
BY the first rise of water resume her regular
above during the coming season. For freight and pa
age having superior accOmmO istOn, apply board
ssptl7-u H. II HARRISON, Agent.
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GOODA - as rATEN1' yUICANlFE, or
iiAisD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY

OwNERs OF PATENTS.
EAECFACrUHE FEJT ABIvE ufvED rl.rrer.r -,---
PR sALE WsHrsoo,f
No. 50 MAIDEN LANE. EEW Ytiar
BIZ tbs PACKAGE ONLY
HtnlNuEN- CORK SCREWS,
or every Ehd Tor Dosl Or 20 gravera and MechauesB
Proies-i1nal purposes, pro ueasuring Trnss $780,
u.uuced by Physicians tI- Iuss0ll-rs Wa rifrgus 49,
most perfect arcs ever Whss Sockets, luIulatorI or
made breast FuHlsr Pow Ieisguph Wire adopted b.
Or FasAs1 " rrnl-l % sefp re American Teisrraph
ne P.Nler dyi FurahIrs Company Shaving Brashes
Casters, ,hat viii nos De Pane, Bahz gu6nsi. -
the CARPET; Tuu JI8rsauI soap Dppars az -
Trays; Pen and Pocket Gus Druggist Durpo-e., -
levy Napkin EiuEl, Pnckst 80
IIs WONDERFUL HateraI hIsh a. dru1 a M--.rrss,
HuRg--Iri ant az IET--a poor c0nduefor of 49, 49,
conductor 81 ELEETEIcIrg-aud on which OLE 80. -
Alsaas produce no eject 81 VASTLY Huaergr H. ,v 1r5 -
tb- lb0vs Eam-I, aud great variety on uther .rf =
which o. g. u-FIrl- -
Dealers iu gli ports % the country are suB71-f- a.
Selves Eft1 tlese goods, and consumer Who ~ n =
rice OF is Sind. will buy no other. rIsrI-ss@ ~
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RAILROADS, &C.
Freight RedUced!I
Rates Of Freight from

Rates Of Freight from
CHARLESTON TO, NASH.FILLl
70 CONTINUE WITHOUT INITIATION UNTIE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857.
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POETRY OF PHYSIC
BOYS' CLOTHING.

[ c. DARDEN, alone is authorised TO the OF
The firm 90 closing tTAusaCing any business belonging
u srid firm Ipuy2j' DARDEN, TURNER & CO
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HEUU La K IsUUISFILL AND N As Nv lille
PACKET.
THE new and COmmOdlOus light dTaught 49, 49, -
steamer, DIAMOND, Capt W. r. HOLL- ET-N
CROFT, Master, c. T. REEDER, Clerk, will
ply during The between the above ports Hayngsu
perOr accommodations and experienced Clerk who vii
give prompt attention all orders solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage For freight passage apply board
n. II HARRIS on,
f. T. YEATEMAN,
-fu g,u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

d AGGAGE packages and parcels forwarded to any part OF
d he ey By Glover Co.'s City Express. Orders left al
their ofoe No d. South Side Public Square, will be prompt
~ attended o.. lHns-u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

SeaAN raoM CNtSxsR SeaAk OANE--Mr
Higgins iaforms M that there will be large
quantity of Sugar aud Syrup made ia tho VI.
clnlty OF Denmark the present fall lie esti-
mates the production at two hundred barrels Of
Syrup lie has already two Mills, made IN
Cincinnati, At work grinding the stalks, and
says thai every ten stalks give y gallon Of
juice and every ak gallons Of juice one Of
good Syrup.
lie promises 70 send Us sample Of the
Syrup, which 10 OF good flavor lie regards
the experiment rs success and the crop one
highly remanerattve.
since writing tho above We have examined
= specimen Of the Syrup, aud iiad Il not only
decidedly sweet, but of good flavor and very
suggestive Of buek.whe cakes. IA nj
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

g. nsss III Dnrganssess aN M
4 We lssensd, yssssfday, that shsss bsr'
ularies were cosnmstted. The night before, Y
ssns Of the psblic hossss, 4 watch ~
stolen from some person lat The AeQ1seheo'
,iIoase, rmall ASCENT 81 oiAnsaey vss takes
i from the PAc. DC House, and about twensv dol
lars, watch. and small amount Of jewelry
from the rsfmcs's Hotel. Three young men
named Carol, Lesry and Adkins, the tso for
,nsr connected With ! small,potatoe negro
troupe, we're arrested, yesterdy morning. On
| saspcion Of perpetrating the thefss a TIE
Farmers but upon their examination before
Esq. Harris. they were discharged, no positive
proof being found against them. Twas merely
proven that they we're about the ssseess until
| three o'clock in the morning, Carroll aserring
that he hsd been locked out from, the Wight.
man. where he vas stopping, and was deairoas
to 60 to tho Wsstern, Or the Farmers, bat,sld
not dare to 60 iafshet than Third street. be-
caasc some fellows were waiting there 70 kill
him! Their baggage Was searched, but no
-mouey Or. other valaAbles coald be found
OArro,'s t!imsy story, connected with the facts
ascertained. give the affair suspicious appear.
ance, - far ~ he is concerned, and Il IL much
to be- regretted that the matter could not b
sisted. a92 #90 sHss
We wish TO remark. in THE connection, that
ii would be sdvisable TO take measures 20 stop
ths kind Of ching II Il 10 . settled matter
that We can have no police, II would not be
amias to get up hide and seek committee,
ana lay handa upou some Of these nocturnal
fellows with largo pockets and sticky dngsr.
HssUA4aH1 NJ
~ There are some sl,arp psople on Main
Street. As we were strolling In that direction
atew evenings since, paying our undivided u.
tention 70 one Of Sobys cigars. NO overheard
a.blooming damsel, who was walking before us
relate 10 her wondcr.strisken companions the
marvellous escape Of boat which got on
saadbav, just aher dinner. faa
"why, what got you offr ns'a d.s#H
"Hutter!"
"Ratter! How !" ,s s..ts 81
"Why, the butter on that ar' boat was -
dosoa at,ong tha.it Jest went Of ita ewn 40.
cord aud walked overheard, and lined that boat
clean OF the bar"
A little further on. We heard another young
beauty desoanting, with much ylvacity, On the
qualities, good and bad, Of some ramsellcr.
"lsas artsr all, he makea more than any 9th.
Or man In that region Of country"
whore what |"
"Wiaders."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
February 18th, 1857.

EE General attention is called to the new
School Law. adopted last winter, which We re-
publish to-day. We think it is good law and
hope to see the effort now making to put it in
operation here, will prove successful.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

ORAN TAyiILk Ar CEpAR RAPfps.-We learn
BY the Cedar Valley Times, that Oran Faville,
the Republican candidate for Lieut.. Governor,
addressed the citizens Of that place one evening
last week. HS fully discussed ali the issues Of
the canvass, and among his other positione,
strongly adsocased = judicious banking system.
he made an excellent speech which vas rsceiv.
ed with great enthusiasm. The meeting -.
iourned with three cheers for him, the 6rse
Lieut.. Governor o. lows; three cheers for Judge
1--we. lie next Governor; and three for The
no.ninees of shs Coaaty Convention. assaaftl j
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

The nomination of Colonel Warren, for the
House, by the District Convention which met
at Kossuth day before yesterday took US by
surprise, as it undoubtedly did our readers. The
suggestion came from Louisa County delegates
who proposed his name and voted unanimously
for his nomination. We are not able to say
whether or not the nomination will be accepted,
but one thing We ere able to say, and that Is
that If he does accept, Des Moines and Louisa
Counties will have in the next legislature proba-
bly, the ablest man that will occupy seat in the
irst legislature under the New Constitution.
Another good result Of it will be that Of draw
ing of from every thing and every body else
the bile of the Corps Editorial Of the Gazette.
Twenty youthful swine under as many heavy
gates could mot make more ear-splitting music
than we shall get from the Gazette folks. Cen
tleman TO in. @ saa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

lonNaoN couNty NoM,NAr,oNs. h
Maler Esa, aud Percy D, Turner are the Re
paeleaN Candidates Tor the Legislature Il
LohnsaM County,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

Nsw Book. Brown 10 rscsiving new geods,
"a bis line. Look ont for new supply ofbooks
aad Gsasionssy With . great many st cetefsa. =
|J.R. Browns Beek establishment, on Third
sesset.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

Tux Legal ApvIsEn; or how to diminish Losses.
avoid lav suits from the best and lasest aur
thorities. by iEDwu 4. FaEEDLEY. Lippen-
cots + Co., Phila.: j. L. Corse Son, Bur-
lington. gF
The above win b found . valuable work, -
shoss vho are mot deeply read in tae Law, and
Win. If thoroughly read and understood, do
that It PROCESSES to, ''ssvs time, trouble and
money, By giving such directions % shall ena-
be an parties to conduct their business accord
ine % lav. Almost every qaession likely e
ar;se in The businsas Of lie y clearly treated
| and ths legal cessss pointed out The worl
| ought 70 have large sais. ss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

~ Leek est les bsrglasa, thieyel. pick-
poshs1u. esaadsaes nsa aa1 ~ sests = ssonss
ana eeo,narsls Or tewn = is5sseso weeh
chem.
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Keep IL Iseeore the People.

That Ben. II. Samuels, in his speech delivered
in Dubuque at the opening Of the present cam
paign, said =
Personally opposed TO Banks. and failing -
realize that security for their existence WHICH
many others claim they see and feel ,,osl4
rot recoasmend their esfa6liahMenfl 4"
Also remember that, in regard 10 Kansss. -
said IL am in favor Of maintaining the author.
ity Of the Government Of Kansas. ana az eu-
forcing obedience 70 it, lava Lei n - vhas
It's laws are, which be would have the Goy G.
ment protect at the point Of the bayouet. we
quote from the published Kansas Laws
| SEC 10. II any free person, BY speaking
or hy writing, assert or mAiasain thas psrsoG1
have not the right to hold slaves in this Terri
tory, or shall introduce into this Territory. print
publish, write, calculate, or cause 10 Be intro
duced into this Territory, any book, paper
magazine, pamphlet or circular, containing any
denial of the right a persons 10 hold slaves 4
this Territory, shall be deemed gsilsy OF aslcay
| and b. punished BY impsisonmess as hard Absl
for term Of not less than two years.
- So yen - tAas - weald enforce law vhiso
! would taspriaen nas y. - lord lAhsr - -
J Ices than two years" merely for she expressed
! Of biz opinion How does this compare Wisl
. che Msw tCoassieseiea e Ie0a % tAAA poins
Mow does Il compare With the Repahlican -.
! fssinsents Of Free Nen, Free Labor, rree Spseeh
n and Eve Pfess - Dd6dqde M4thbiJcs1. 80 !
4hsx#@5
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

Iiow TEX MARK.-0ur readers are already
- that We under estimated GiIlaspy's bribe.
GOT thirty acres instead Of ten. Here Is
y the Fort Dss Aoine Citizen says upon the
ssa After copying our article, the Citizen
Friend Durham 10 in error ~ 10 the number
acres useted cut 70 Ar. Gillaspy and others
the capital spectators. Il waa thirty acres
head Of ten. These we're 70 be divided into
acre lots. and distributed among certain i'm
hduals. But Ma Gillaspy, true to tho inter.
dhis selhsh nature. generously appropriated
sAoie Of it ~ hi,aself. A full statement Of
Whole affair gill be laid before the voters Of
p 10 short time.
.i Us have IL By oil means.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

Steamship 1lseAs B4af ised ~.
reports spoke on lSshy Abons - a11oak kNasen .
CAPS Hattesas, NpegeGien baEqne 4oysa -
Aaa - board 10 passengen of steAmanlp -
ssal American. tI.aa.r raastSs IL. :.
H NashiDgton 6s0t@s17sR
There II reason % believe the NicafA&1eN
ministcr will not again peescns himself ior e.
of Nicafsr,,a shall have been jnstAifsd.
$500 New York, Sept 49, !
The President Of The Bank Of Columbia, -
here, denies bils dscfedised IN Charleston. w.
Z T.. ID. Beigham d O., Roar merchants ~ Bee
ton, failed yesterday. s..a
ssss8 II as sSs Boston, Sept. sl7.I n
Charles n. Miles = O., day goods, suspsa6o0
-HNuiubs1SN uNAv r. 6Ns8 8t4 sF8
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AesersRon ". Fact

1--WE therefore feel free 70 change upon shat
!. party The design and purpose Of abolitionising
he people Of this State, and placing the Negrs
y upon a. equality With the White mAn.n Re
solss;os cf Ska'@ Democracy j. State CoHssa
tiOs. !
.yota for Tho New Constitution, !, 1851.
,yotefo striking out word "W1;se,r S,2O7.
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EHAi NExYs--The Gazette, with an effrontery
u veuld make the fortune Of brass fouD-
avs that Ne the Republicans, are respon-
for the agitation Of the slavery question.
sAal not be asionished to hear il, even be-
.his campaign ID over, charge the repeal OF
Conmomises and the passage Of the Kan
Nebraska Bill upon the "Black Repahii-
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nisfrict Cenxention

The Republican delegates Of Des Moines and
Louisa Counties, assembled in joint convention,
at Koasuth, on 16th Sept, TO select candidate
q Floating Representative, to represent the
counties Of Des Moines and Louisa, in State
Legislature. On motion John Renolds ef Loui'
a Co. vas called to the Chair and Geo. H. Lane
Of Des Moines County, appointed Secre-
tary.
BY first ballot, Col. Ntz Henry Warren O
| Dee Noines Co., was unanimously chosen.
Gao. II. LAnR, JOHN REYNOLDS. =
| 80 9ecretaPy. Chairman