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Gsnrfen ult6 sgortr Qann.

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23
A bill
For az act creating Eleren Judicial Disfricks
n9lh n cms~0 fL~c,. La. Let. f8s.ff9

~ UV uCe Cse0ttHy HteeeH judicial UlSkTicf
| and defining their boundaries
Section !. Be it enacted BY the General AZ
sembly OF the State Of Iva, That the State \
hereby divided into eleven districts for Judicia
purposes, g provided in the Constitution.
District No. 1.-The counties Of Lee. Henry
pes Moincs and Louisa shah constitute the firs
district.
District NO. 2.--The counties Of Van Buren,,
Davis, Wapello, Monroe, Appanoose, Lucas ana
wayne snail constitute the second district a
District NO. 3.-The counties OF Clark. Deca.
tur, Union, Ringgold, Adams, Taylor. Mont
gomery, Page, Mills, Fremont, Pottawattamie
and Cass shall constitute the third district.
District No. 4.-Thc counties Of Harrison
Shelby, &onona, Crawford, Woodbury.. Ida. Sc
Buena Vista, Cherokee, Plymouth, Clay, OBriea.
Sioux, Buncombe, Osccoia, Dickinson, Emmett
faio Alto, Pocahontas, Calhoun, Kossuth and
Humboldt shall constitute the fourth district.
District No. 6.-The counties OF Carroll. An
dubon, Greene, Guthrie, Adair. Madison. Dal-
lag, Warren and Polk shall constitute the 9Th
district IL mi - ' $50
District No. 6.-The counties Of Jasper. Ma
rlon, Poweshiek, Mahaski, keokuk. Washing-
top and Jefferson shall constitute the sixlh dis.
trict. = -
District No. THE counties Of Nnaca,;ns
Scott, Clinton and jackson, shall constitute ~
seventh district. stssts.. 3fss,f.4ff 514.e7
District No. S.-The connties Of johnson.
Iowa, Tama, Benton. Linn, Cedar aud Jones
shall constitute the eighth District. --.'
District No. 9.-The counties 81 Dubsoue.
Deiawars, Buchanan, Black Hawk and Grundv
ahsll constitute the ninth district.
DIS trict No. l0,-Thc counties Of Clavton'
Aiamakee, Fayette. Winneshiek, Howard. Chick.
asaw, Bremen, Mitchell, Floyd and Butler ahall
constitute the tenth district. -
!, District no. 1.-THE counties Of Hardin.
bago, Cerro Gordo Worth, Webster. Msr.h.iI
stsry and Boone shall ccnstitutc the eleven,S |
district. 01s'4
This act shall be in force from and aft.r i.
publication according 10 Law, -
rms act shall not Affect the present Judicial
districts !. until the drss Of January, 1859.
Passed BY : vote Of 26so7.
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AnEatsor Among rA,cve.


The Editor Of the Boone County News ba,
been At the Capitol, and, a. was to have beer
anticipated, lost his carpet sack, containing. i,
Is presumed, the whole amount Of his linen. He
is highly incensed, and concludes an indignant
article Is follows:
The members Of the Legislature owe II 70
themselves, 10 the State, and particularly to us.
to make immediate and ample restitution. and
without we are indemnifed at once for the
wrongs we have sustained, we shall subject A,
body to speedy dissolution. Nor will we SION
here; but we shall grant letters of ,uaroue
against the General Government and proceed II
take reprisals wherever occasion Offers, and If
any OF the members OF that observation-disclosures.
Ole body chance TO fall into our hands, We shall
run them south Of Mason Dixons line mot
Dean Swift, Jr.'s line) and make merchandise Of
them to the first dealer in nigger jackasses ve
meet. II these gentle means are found Insult
Gent TO bring them to terms, We are prepared
70 take harsher measures, for We must have ius-
lice done us, though We are obliged 70 do il
ourselves. We trust, however, word 70 the
Uiss will be sufficient.
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- opsiag - - ssasoA 1esses 4
pSSng = - ~ 49, ~ ~ ~
ssssg = 49, - e1sslrg = aevsss hnsl.
- - ssvivs--sAs hsn y ind11sy = aeafa
- - y hsas& n sssna q ~ 5ssss-
- elassee q ~ leon-shs clisk q de stens
Aennse 81 - srovsl are alrsady besin-
~ - b hsarA fhs world Of indsstsy ~
stesd stnl ~ ssariya year. Il = abcss soneve
ssaln. Msas ceuntsnanees win sooa asssms Z
nsre chsssfal look and their grospeets q
bslCAsse hus. Moasy = alssady more abun.
&snG TAsfs = - distsuss and more esnd-
deoce. 11es1ske y again ascending from the
ehinssys II our machine sheps and nanu-
Sssesssss = afosstims. Already pseparasioss
ass naking foe the erection Of many new
bsiliiaU = Boraingtsn the present season.-
Dsildisg nassrial , very lov-lumberi never
80 - ehsap-labor y cheap and provisioss
atunesnt and n ~ have the means and ex-
peet = bsild 49,. win build the present 50
sens oo0s halisss tAat more nev buildises
VI s. y t1b ssason than ever before. We
an aof - sAnssins. Yet We believe that the
nVNess will b large. And We are also con-
aasas thas Dsrlinsssa y . enjoy sound aad
healthy business and Der business men secure
q good or better returns than during any year
Of ~ axioennca
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TUE SLAVE TRADE.-The Delta's story about
the re-openng of the African slave trade is not
generally credited, yet the vicksburg Southron
says il has good reason for believing the state
meuts true. Wild Africans, it asserts, have
really been imported into both Mississippi and
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An editor writing from Frankfort. Ky, says
that the Legislature Of that State is composed
Of 6ne looking, well dressed and we'll behaved
men; and that among the whole number, there
are but Eve drunkards, and only some eight or
ten fools-a smaller number than was ever
counted in any previous General Assembly.
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Once year it is proper to publish the fol-
lowing Joke: A New Haven paper describing
the localities Of three prominent institutions of
that city, sAyE-"The Medical College is on the
road TO the cemetery; the Divinity College on
the road to the poor house, and the Law School
ON the road to the Jail +"
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street Cleaning. etc.

i
The Marshal is cleaning the streets, and
! what is more, doing it well-a thing which has
not been done for some time
Here we take the liberty of making a sugges.
ton. Why not, when the carts take away loads
OF dirt, let them bring back broken stone, and
ill the holes wiich have been made by the ele-
"ents and by wheels, and keep our streets
smoothe and in good repaisg jefferson and
Main streets need . surface dressing and even.
ing up very much. We have NO recollec tion of
having seen a load Of stone put upon either Of
them. by way of repair, for the last three years.
And another suggestion. Why not make the
old charlottesville men who are always glad TO
get TO Jail because it saves them from work.
Why not make them break stone in payment of
lines and costs, and thus supply the material for
keeping up our streets in good shape9 This
was the idea OF Alderman Brown in his resolue
ton At the last Council meeting, and it is no,
improbable that some plan may be hit upon of
employing them, thus serving the double pur-
pose Of mending our ways and improving our
morals. 9i@ #
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The New York Herald is afraid that Buchan-
an has put his foot in it, after ali. The Herald
10 discouraged. Three months and more of the
session 10 past, and the utmost efforts Of the
Administrator have not moved the Lecomp-
ton bill forward an inch. The Democratic
party 10 in q woeful plight The Herald draws
this picture -
Apart from the President and his Cabinet,
all the signs Of unity and power in the party
have ceased to exist. Its opponents in Con-
gress are a. discordant as the tongues of Babel.
Nsither 10 the House ror in the Senate is there
anything Of fixed discipline or order in the
ranks. Sectional dsorgasixers, plotting con-
spirstors and desperate dcniagogues have en-
tered upon their work. Defections corruptions,
imbecilities and factious trickeries have utterly
demorali1cd tho camp.
The end will probably be, first, the ruin of
the Adjudication, and next, the total rout,
the final dissolution and dispersion of the par
~, never to rise again. These are the signs of
the times, from the proceedings in Congress
upon Kansas, the Army bill, the Mormons, the
6libusters and other subjects. They are signi
6cant Of an impending political revolution and
reconstruction Of parties, Of the most tremen-
dous and startling proportions; for party COT
ruption aud Generalization are but the begin@l
ming Of political anarchy. The events Of day
may determine the destinies of the country for
generations to come. We await the events of
the day. |
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

the CHURCH PoLIrr OF THE PILGRrMs--A
Ssr'so" BY Rec. J. W. WiLLnAx-publishcd by
the Congregational Board Of Publication. and
for sale by J. p, Brown, Burlington This is o
concise discourse, setting forth the church pol.
isy OF the Pilgrims, commencing with their
landing at Plymouth, ON the goth Of Deceaber.
1870. The eloquent divine lauds it ~ the one
to elevate the masses Of the people, and thus
prepare them for the freest. and highest form
OF civil government, and fully adapted to the
present state of the church and the world. S.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

some time since five little children were
killed q, volkenhain, Silesia, BY boy or In
VINO locked them up in large trunk, The
young murderer has just been condemned II
ave yeafs imprisonment. Hs gave - .she mo.
I've we ios h's crime, desire . punish little
other children" said be, Il could oe n 49,
them from dying with her." "a Nj 50
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

- Oas basiosss mea win please bear in
Mid that The DAILY HAwK-Eys reaches almost
every family in the city,-thas it has city cir
culatioa at least ffty per cent. larger than any
sthss paper, (vitaess iss publication Of the list
eflesssrs.) THAT il has. also, large circulation
In Southern Iowa and Nebraska among business
men, where Is 10 the vehicle Of intelligence and
ahead Of al others in the State or ont Of it. Il
h, therefore, the most valuable advertising me-
dunn, and thoee who use it are warranted to get
more Publicity for their money than in any 9th.
er journal. The terms Of advertising are nov
slsogeshee too low for the circulation Of the Pc
per. the scale having been adopted when the
circulation Was less than one half its present
number. On the 6rst Of May next we shall put
up the price twenty ave per cent. Those who
contract before that time will have the advan-
tag Of The present low price.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

InEsI GeoD.-A little fsllow. aho,tI -.
ss.ss oaa, vhoss pafenis reside h Nlas.a 49,.
sue. - noticed = heipe yeFy 1870 ! 49,
oeys aees. seseAning ana stasin1 n chilli'.S
~; .nees e - Asked ~ ! lsdy vho -
don' you y s 80 80 pretty go,
g: as'n, I ~ eosa b.t f.h.x ....e,
seesehl'-Dssrsis Aissse.ss' sss9
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

cB Yesterday morning, Marshal Winton ar
rested man calling himself Brazil Sniffen, on a
charge of larceny Of coat in Chicago. He was
examined before Esq. Harris, and, in default Of
oail, was sent to prison to appear at Apri,
Court. ...
In this connection, VIC desire to say to those
persons who created snch disturbance at the
corner OF Jefferson and Third streets, the night
before this arrest, land, from sundry circum-
stances, we judge the matter under copsidera-
ton at that time, to be this arfeet,) that they
would appear better before community, and
have more favorable case, if they would con-
duct themselves in . more becoming manner
than proving nosily about the streets at mid
night.