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4. A (lnvALaoUs vIaGixIAN FAxILv.-Jsmes
Nichols. Who 10 said 70 have van,only killed
Flank Gfiss, b Pittsylvsnis county, Virginia, y
vepssssa o have killed his own mother few
gears ago. Another brother BY the name Of
Arnold = supposed TO have shot bis father and
tlIad him, end Bsrwell. . still older brother.
tiyed Daniel Ashuell. Strange 10 Soy. not one
n them hee been punished. &a
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BucuAxAn CEnsuRRD At TEE H0MB or TEE
PRsnisR.-Ths young Nsn's Dsmocsatie Asso-
citation Of Detroit, having endorsed Doaglas and
and censared Buchanan, called mass necting
q Dsnoerats Of that city on Monday night 70
excitsnens tremendous. Resolutions censusing
Bsshanan and sustaining DouglaA vsrs offered.
but tAsis eppossnts raised row 70 prevent
their pasAee, and finally turssd OF the gas,
oss ~ resolutions vsss passed - The dark.
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LII C4v400u&1o ku0 00Iv0s
poR TEE CuAE o. EyE1r soRA o.
HEMOR 70 HOLDS OR PILES;
wasrHfL o. Long STANDING on RrcExr ORIGIN; iHEmxAI
On RxrEaxAL; uHrzER ATTENDED, VIE raoLA1scs,
y HKMohnHA0k, onsTRUCfi0x; AxD AL ~
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
no EXTERNAL ApJuvAxrs sEIHU REoURKp CASE On.
Ly 70 asoulArs TEE BowsIs, u corsrirAfsDroa
H IN DIARaHoEA on DyssHTKay.
THE Piles, while astonshingy prevalent In their 70.
rcus forms amongst al classes Of both seaes, are,
at the same time, the most Distressing reqNenty dan
gerous, and hitLcrto most difficult q cure
Persons vi suffer any length o. time with the Piles,
geperaytry every thing they can learn Of parportng
the disease, yet realize NO permanent advantage
hsI per care for ana con-
sequensy lnvetspaired Of any future cessation IRON
"a an sach sPEcIyIC 10 offered for their relief
which has the Of than twelve yeazs'
tive practice; and during that time has I0iled,
,citain tslowsedce n dc propriesors, Of CURING
pR. CAvANAUGHs PILE SALvE
is strictly scientific combination Of well knesn fsms.
dial and has been brought to its present perfsc
Through years Of patient study and investigation, In
Geld where ample opportunities we're offered f0r sher'
He ave no hesi.aney In saying shaa their
PILE rALyE is the Ss VI. .7
First and only Infalli6ie Specific ever Discovered
for that disease, and Which cures By
a8 OUTWARD APPLICA TON ONLYg
And that in time come, In past will dad ~
test II trial. without failure to perform all the proprie
claim for IT, their directions are attended TO.
large number Of gene0e throughout the co1ntry,
OF high character aud influence have Voluntarily a.
tested its efficacy in their own not Of heafsay,
and whose sen :. - .ss e sns
| throughout the United states.
Price si,0o per box, retail. The PILE sALvR u put
| led and wiilkeep any leny h Of time.
For sale in THIS ely " y y Gay, A. Hendricks, Z
Dei,zsch squres ard B,os., Aug IT. Carrie.
| sept. bpiy o. Louis, No.
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WAu The s:cid sstslers' know Csrpsoter'
ed his jeselry store 10 one Of the ''anciens
iaadmarkss Of Burlington. Il viii be seen BY
III advevsissmeas In another column, tAat no
has lasss array or ans things, for holiday
siiis Il Il needless for 20 say anything about
-. O his stock. ies both have . long-estab-
LAsd sepusasiea. Exaaias. asd jsAss for
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Foa THE HoLIpAYs-We were in ct Brooks
jeselry establishment, the other day, and saw
some Of the finest specimens Of jewelry ever
brought TO this market. Ills stock is we'll Sc
leesed and issge. comprising every conceivable
ornament worn BY male or female. Az the
holiday season is approaching, and tributes
cfss1sc6os I viii De oil the rage for . couple
Of weeks Ne recommend to purchasers Of giita,
Brooks store, . token, Of the imperishable ma
sure Of gold. is best fitted to keep in kind re-
nsmbrance, ~ many years, the donor. There
isss, let oil Who wish to testify in this manner,
their regard for their friends. 60 to Brooks, and
obtain souvenir.
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lp1oeuaaSca uanaed Of Mary Rankin or Cook,
: nasive of Glasgow, Scotland, who left Nor
-. WaSson eoeney, Ohio, in the year 1856
49, NJ her husband and three children, q
oossIo - farm Of their own in Iowa. Thu
ehildrsa ~ sespectively named Annabella
Cosk. aeoa eleven years, Allen and lsrael Cook
Any in1oFnaaiou will be duly attended 70 by
aa{ssnine 70 J. ]. care Of Thomas Fea. gun
anith, U11atlla Avsnse, Saint Louis No"
j 3saeAsss Nm please show this advertisement
70 tko1s pncf1n. ~ @FsgF
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Uler. john Pierpont, Of Mass. has been
ssssasiy married 70 Mrs. Fowler, daughter OF
- NE AssAihald Campbell. Of CaDpbsllviile.
IN New Yesk. n. Pierpont who 10 widely
krosn - past end advocate of Total Absti-
nerce, vas bon u April. 1850. Hs i there
sore entering into essiseA sslasions for he third
time, Il he age o. - yeara
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Peoples Gift Enter prise !!

TIME undersigncd hold by assignment arom Cias1
Seey 81 the city o. burlington, 1owa, ell Of their
unsettled Book accouns prior 10 tho tn Of May
and the right 70 receits pAyments on al notes eascs
ted since the tn day OF May In liquidation 81 said Ats
counts and TO settle and receive ments on az IN.
settled accents. June lebptO JOHN eIART 60
NRRGsON and washing tom.-New work
~ Oregon. Comprising History and Descriptions q
denta 81 Travel Adventure. by a. N. ArmstS
0ovsrnnsas Surveyor IN Oregon. Dust puelishsd An1
~ sels " sa III $500 J. r. BROWN, 80
.spsSc Barret House Rudngs, Third tsrsss.
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Singing Glasses
New Books-Just Received.

NORTHWESTERN COAST; or. three years resi-
IN dence in Washington -erritrry--by James y.
Swan, with numerous Illustrations. vol. limo.
VIRGINIA ILLUSTRATED. Contai hing 4 visit TO the
yrginian Canaan and the Adventures Of Port Crayon
and his Cousns-n!ustrAted fsnm Drawings by Port
Crayon.
Thomas q Rh0ads. &
THE BANKERS MANUAL. A Manual for the use
OF Noares Public and Bankers-hy bernard Rocker,
Of the New York Bar. Revised and enlarged BY l.
Smith Romans, Editor Of the Bankers gasine, &c.
The above for sale BY j. r. BROWN,
noyA Barrett House Block I'D st.
TIVE HUNDR ED TlyOs SAND Fruit and
Il Ornamental Trees; Roses, Euos, Shrubberys Be.
for sale. 44
All Of the most approved varieties in good condition
and for sale at reasonable rates, a. darlington Nerse
res, two miles south OF the ctyby H#
arr 21-d3vtfw McCABE 4 EACENAN,
Successorsf n Avery Comstock Co.
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On the 18th, the Anniversary of the Lora
Historicaf aud Geological LnstitHse, held in this
city on Friday evening. December 18th. 1857.
he io.lo1ins persons were elected officers fos
No ensuing year.
Rev. VIZ. SALrER, President.
N Dawn ROSA, Vice Pvesideaf.
\ d.. PgILIP HARvEr, Cor. Secretary.
A. d. GRKES, Rec. Secretary.
W. d. GILBERT, Treasurer.
r. N. GsxER, Librarian.
The President read . paper, giving history
/. Il Louisiana, (of which Iowa is o part) under
tie Spanish rule.
Several additions we're made to the Member
ship Of the Society.
b. request, DR.. Harvey consented to give .
hesars before the members and their families,
q the Room Of the Association, at the next
neesinc, the 6rst Tuesday Of January.
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IxnrxAN TRRATMExr-CHILD FROZEN TO
DRArB.--A sweet little babe, nine or ten months
cid, step child of Abraham Wittemyer, who
lxes betReen Mifin and Perrysville, was frozen
= 1seeh one night during the spell Of exceed
inxly cold ueaaler in November. The inhuman
perenss Tied - break it Of crying By putting is
= ~ - y and pushing Il back under the bed.
They did % oas night aud the ehtl1 cried until
Il was exhausted ~ inhunans parents fell
asleep Add IN the morning when they awoke it
was dying, or dead-bolh legs frozen to the
knees, and il arms stif up TO the slbows. lts
tiny fingers would break like sticks. The bru'
tai mother is quite young in years, and We have
NO doubt, has learned lesson that will never
be forgotten; its etep-fAther 10 said mot 70 be
overburdened with brains. "God cares for the
DOOR babe uow."-Mansfield Herald.
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REAL EsrArEIREF aC :
JAxu D. DIVINE.
OfrUN

E1O13 9x1ksT LA ..t .OTfu4
NYUw eGerfne on easy terms chcass Los IN 10
IN eaty aad ckeap Asaes - N ssvesala ~
tsnwa ~, ean Attorney aA4 kalas1 - ,eed hAv.
Ing n ahstract q the Records ~ YaReds Coen2
City Pats, Sectional Coshty Mafb ou1 blaaAe oI&
Of Ttlea and Resseas uhine - sesNso
YAsms VII 10 veil ~ examine - - y
Il He Elris C1nao La1AD
n wayssIo, Aa4ls. AaAns. Av9ansesA -. 0azhs
jasper. Mahsska, MaAassa, Nanloss felks unisN voA
Hnrcn AnA cshef Cenntiet ~ IoWA
may S-letyA xsGfa9s z =. sHaS stss4 asI
*%N#a2N# A# vi A#Asx R&#
- 4 q. n - ~ M
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Ratrav Notice.

yrSAKEN UP b. IoAn Hunter, Or 0nl.ey Town.
shp, Aoams csuney, Iowa. - tn loeA dag u Ne.
yenber y 1901, ons iron grey AArs coalt too yeAP0
Old last spring, both hicd fss are white, md white
strip on the le saaes q IN knee. ApPsnssa 90.
once, thic 35sh dag o. Nsvemhsr, A. D, 1851.
deciJ = ,. LOCAWOOO,
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DIRLE SOCIETY DEPOSI rOFkY.-Atths
ID store Of Messrs Gallery Harpef Jefferson street,
Burlington where English q ermaD, swedish and Weshs
Bibles and Testaments. may Away he found ~ cost
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a. Christmas 10 beginning early, this year.
We heard the oath prsyokiag snap Il IRE
crackers about the streets. yesterday.
NB.-Gsanger 1 slace have lots Of them.
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eteam Noiler Nanufactory,

VKYE ~ nov prepared 70 build High Prsnsuee, Lo-
Wv connective and Portable Boilers, also Oh and Apap
Tanks, Smoke Pipe and nrcechng, eud everything else
In our line n g. Louis Ices and on the same terma
70 psrtlss wanting Enslnes W viii farnlsh tAe -.
chinery complete. VT . s4
r. Rep airing done on slscrvnosice end eosA ssnns.
Shop T. v. Raada Fork House. naxltnxton. Iowa
octiA- d0mu6m !. Al. WIL&ON CO.
OskAlOosA Herald, Otsnsnwa Courier, and Dies Moines
Cssissn, copy 70 Amoons 81 % and charge thh occ.
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MELANCHOLY DrxIsr.-A beg. in attempting
% swim the river. yesterday. sank, when han
var across. end hss noe been heard from vet.
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UNr DalAo6 requests - TO state that 81
ladies' viahing - sstead his school. asss lesvs
tAsir names q Cosses Bookstore, without deity.
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~ ANes1ls y daay issssssine eer a1ns-4
ras;oa o. his pssfundity. In Sunday nsrsings
isnshe lnnstlas d. llaAie ssnhiAlEr q Gsy
sus5. 49, - - - 'shis 49, " ~ CITY
Recorder, Bot ses signea, isan shA's sf our ovs.
thus evidently, vish bin usual sagacisy. attempt
iss 10 obtain for Il general credcnee BY attach
iag The name Of this paper TO it. Few men wo'd
hare thought Of that.
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FNR WEEKLY max EYWE


- sia.sisssatisa - - . nsss soaloss
.r,,,sssse i 10 Kass.s psatsg sAss - Asv
YesA nseslA- 1hsHes Tea s9sese q
- Nsx 60 ehysas aksssss@s 49,
,sss which sill explain The devotiea q the
Laid % ths Admiaissraiisa. Psssasas Pierce
..~~it,ed uAas 500 NY regard = - mistake
4 sGeading The Hsssld editor. y sssss'aG -
\. - Yre.ch nis1isa. and declining y ~
,.;.s - r,esrss-a Paris seqsaiasancs Of Ara.
n...e.--ss dc g. q Censslship = Lysas. Be-
49,. wbs ssews desesniaed 70 prsas By the
bis.er espsrienee q VIC predecessor. has paid
Il. coart 70 Bssuett, iGSissd hin the sshes day
- dinner party. thus giving 70 him social
recognizes q Wsshiagsoa which be has long
Ses;red, and appointed FSsuret 70 the consul
hin al Bordeaux. Il = reported that an APP
saiptmens 70 West Point, 70 b conferred BY
,hs President upon Benaests son, 10 among the
further terms Of the treaty Of alliances between
tbe TO ulustsisas parties. The eesrsspoudsns
Of the Picayuns says: fFDtAt
The easenss eordisle, however, eaaaos last
NJ. Bucbanan does mot zee the web in which
Rensstt % inyolviug hin, and probably will mot
until extsication il dilacult. Bensett y again
10 bot psrssis Of forsiga mission. aad when
b gets the Presideai Qaite within his poses.
ana hes secured his sons cadetship, = wih "un-
mask batteries" and 6re ahead. Wnesner ne
can ges > mission Sos hinsslf rsnains % %
seen Ne viii strike for the n,ss'on q Iens,
Jake bssd srsaad for il .sd finally eoDsen. 70
coupuniD - ahs Austriaa n.ssson' - ea ~
nrcx,k@Ss xSich ne has chalked out, and viii
49, 40 ssIsasiess energy and persistsncy."
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Gsasulsoao AAveeslSang.,1are Chance
~ Ger q rare H0u0g MAN.
Mr.. Editor 70 - e. L =
viIl yen pssas 70 psblish those few lines on the
other sid Of the pspsr in the weekly hawk.eys
and oelige me rn.n Fgr i.
Burlington Iowa
young Lady Who Wants A Husband. Eny
young Man wanting . good wife and also .
pretty one, she il . middle size dark hair, and
svs, fab skin. sossy cheaks, and Who win mot
See shsmed 70 wash and mend her husba nds
eloas. this young lady 10 we'll knowen 70 me,
she has good egucation, industrious and pious.
ifs sns wants 20 bss HAPPY let him Get this
yssia 10y. eayyssng maa having the same
quslisys. will pleas drop Letter in the Burlng
Po xith his own name in full, to Miss MARI
Gertrude Burlington Iowa and he will get letsI
.re
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srpprx AxD SINGULAR DEAru.-Mr. Samuel
King. Of Rising Sun. Ind, died very suddsnly
On fsssday lass. He hseano flved = fnnar
sisl sisslss ~ Bic ese1iss1s l. - 1eskeans
q III lasgs eiainss ne ~ aeaee,
By - passsss. sishs1t - -. snd
closed hb sssss. On Tuss4sy nssr1ag be row
% bio childreo across he creek 70 school, and
seturning, remarked to . neighbor thatit vas
ID Last time be should cross. He told his wife
1T Ae should mot live, and whhed to tell her
n aAsns HI aAAirs. She listened patieassy.
ftsa Ssep 0npashy. bss set dssafing q ssdh
an sveaS9 - 1sssh. r.. bsssvss, sAsssiy
siaes lid 1ess M did, fdo4 % Apgafsat
$50 bus ~ 1ssp grisfasd usst1scasion cans
4 ~ hisp11aainsy sroableL
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EBI!
OCCURRED with HALLS PATENT POWDER
y PROOF LOCK, both OF which received the priss
medals the Worlds Fair London, 1851, Worlds FAr
New York, 1854 Sold o New York prices and war.
rsnted free from dampness.
tE ROBERTS DAVIS.
0se propsetors and for the States Of
Missouri and Iowa. Also sole Agents for Jones Patsnt
Presentation Bank Lock and CrygiefS Pasent Change
able Bank Lock without hey Or key hole.
The uhdersened have taken the Agency OF the above
safes and invite attention 20 the sampes hand and
n sale. rsepslb-dsfl 6W.A0. 4. WMf1
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AYERS CHRRRY PECTORAL.

strfrR .5ad 70 CURE COLD, WITH HEAD
!
~ ,fs8tr ACHE AND SORENESS OF THE
BODY-Take the Cherry Psctoral
on going tebed and wrap up warm,
O. to sweat during the night.
f FOR COLD AND COUGH, take
II morning. noon and evening, ac-
! cordlng 20 directions on the bottlss
40 wv Aand the dificulty will soon . re-
S2 None will longer subef
from this trouble when they find can be % fsadiy
cured. Persons afflicted with seated cough, which
Of their a righ will hnd BY taking the
Cherry Pectcr going 20 bed they may pc sure OF
unbroken Sleep ARD consequent Tefreshing rest
Afford ed 10 thousands Who thus acted, BY this in-
vain abe remedy.
ERONCHITis, Or irritation Of the throat and upper
portion The lungs, may be cured BY taking Cherry
Pecoral in small and frequent doses. The uncofortA.
Bile oppression Is soon relieved, MI. -
FOR GROUP, give emetic Of antimony, 70 De fol"
lowed by large frequent doses Of the Cherry Pecto-
WHOOPiNG COUGH may be broken up and soon
cured by the use Of Cherry Rectoral
THE INFLUENZA II speedily removed BY this remes
d., Numerous Instances have been noticed where
VI ole families been protected from any serious
ces, while their nesghbcrs without The Cherry
Pectoral were suffering from the disease.
be taken under the advice OF good physician possi-
ble and every with TO ths
ed directions the bottle judictousy used ana sho
patient Is carefully nursed meantime, II WIN seldom fal
TO subdne shediseasc. rEM 80. !.
Prspsred and sold by JAMES 9. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold Wholesale BY T. 2. Gay, Burlington, MAFshail
Er lce Keskuk J. II. Reed Co., Chicago Barnard
led states. ~ foctfdW3m
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Now II the time TO get Good Picture!
AmbretyHDes, = TlsSHs;cg5aRh.,, PIE HEs'se'ypes.

IT N. TWHNING having taken the Rooms
lie formerly occupied BY I. l. Nurse, corner Of
Third and Jefferson Streets will be HAPPY to see all Who
are In OF fine Picture, real artistic gem. Pic
tures ell styles with all the late improvements Par.
ticuar attention 10 given TO taking kenesses Of ANAL
children. From his long experience he y satsned he
can please ALL the most fastidious Call aud see
Remember Twin ings Gallery 10 the only place In the
West where you get the Holotype or large Views
He has the mammoth instrumens expressly for this pnr
pose and the exclusive right Of Dies Mones county
Prices to suit the times. Perfect satisfaction given
no charge. tdecl
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Liverpool, Dec. A. S#t
Cotton Market-Sales Of cotton during the
week had been 48, 900 bags, including over TO-
600 on speculation, and 4, 500 to exporters The
market appeared active with an advance OF u
Id, but closed with slight decline for ell quail
ties except middlings. The activity continued
the sales to day have been 5000 bags, prices
showing declining tendency.
Breadstufs.-Provision Market has been very
dull. '@
Liverpool, Dec. 6.-Latest.- ss
Cotton.-The estimated sales Of Friday were
5000 bales-lnarket closing With declining ten
dency. s
The bullion in the Bank Of England has in
creased during the week E94, 600.
Breadstufs Richardson Spence quote -four
dull, With decline Of LIS since Tuesday. Wheat
had q declining tendency. The advance on
Tuesday was subsequently lost. The brokers
circular quotes -four with an advancing tenden-
cy and On advance Of IL on the week. Wheat
3 reported to have advanced Sd By the same al.
thority. ;,
Ncfienry and others report beef dull, pork
steady, bacon dali and declined 10.
New failures: Newman, Cox 1 Co., Liver
POOL in the cotton trade, with liabilities OF ESQ.,
600: Bisco6, Beel 4 Co., London, in the India
trade; Joel Doutzi6, liabilities $500 600; Hersh.
Moses & Co., l,S09,0 600 Shsleaa, Huaman I
Co. London, in the Swiss trade; P. Myers y
Co. Liverpool shlp owners Sacasts I Co.. Lon
don. liabilities ESQ, 900. There arc many Other
Hambure failures, too numerous to mentioa.-
The crisis 10 fearful aud all business Ia suspended
Orders were issued By Prussia susPending sh1
usury laws.
The iaunchisg Of Lsviathisn y slowly pro
crossing.
Ths Qusea's speech % generslly tame and 9
local inAsrsse III g
n the House Of Commons Lord Pslmersts'
eava noaiaa Of The Iadja Blu Aitsr recess. e
il o~"S -
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Hard Times- Prise Of Flour. Reduced
- - a11er to-day ~ Wit sell Dlo1r At ear MES
80 q $500 par IA, Tor CASH ONLY. The stria.
sency in money matters compeis " for the present
- adept ~ ready pey lysln@ and g adhsss 70 y
stsissly. =. =. = y. eoNne1AA -. sm,.
r.vfe-dtf JAMES PUTNAM, aY.
(oasssts ssty) 9s~k-Eyo sMillA
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l A Sm9Ek 60QAk
Augusta, Dec. 10.
Adyices from Florida report more battles be-
| tween the troops and the Indians. Capt Park
hill had been killed and several soldiers wound
ed. sssE
IL + ). Montgomery, Ala Dec. 10
The Alabama Legislature has legalized the
bank suspension Of specie pa, ments until No
New York, Dec. 10.
The ateam slip North Star, from Bremen, viz
Southampton I'd inst, arrived this morning.
Her advices have been mainly anticipated BY
the Canada. Nx Sax
| A portion Of the Fort 1t Vincennes france,
cell on the evening Of the goth, killing IS sol
diers and iniuring several others. Mr. Nigeon
whose election - Deputy has acquired noto-
ricty from recent proceedings instituted against
him BY the French Government. has sent in hi
resignation - Member Of the Legislature
and intends again presenting himself % to-
electors.
4 London paper says that Lord Clarendon
has declared the complaints Of the Danisf
Duchies to be veil founded, and that the Ger
manic Diet il called on to redrsss them.
The London Observer denies that any decision
! had been come 70 by the Government, - 70 ~
abolition Of the East lndis Company.
: 4 DISASTROUS storm had occurred on IT.
Coast Of Ecodand, in which ~ 6shermsn ver
. drowned. y aE
The North Star reports having experiences
. heavy gales from the West Tor twelve days.
! She brings $4,000 in specie.
:. New York. Dee. 10.
? The weather here 10 cloudy and the win
. from the 8. W.; thermometer ct - 2 i
2 Thirtsen trains n 86 and 20 cars each, Loaf
1 cd with freight from the West, have arrive
here since daylight this morning.
~ = e. Rochester, Dec. 10.
Il Nathan Esshsfes, door keeper Of the last =
u senhly, ssspped Of plaak as Andres Sire
Bsidgs about noon to-day, and vas carried o.
% the 6saese FAllA His body has not yss bes
tVv09s Z
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

At house Of m fame At London, G. W., last
night q party OF rowdies forced their way into
the house, aud butcher named Harding, with
a revolver fred into the crowd several times,
shooting Hugh Wilson, son Of John Wilson,
NJ. p. for this city; also Sweetman, Stevens,
Mcrrick Coates and two other men and one wo.
man. Wilson was mortally wounded and has
since died; the rest not dangerously wounded.
Harding has not yet been arrested.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

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