davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
The ioilc"m ~,,s acting Midshipmen:

% the Naval School a' S'i IoInK Carro.her.. H..
-. n Menweihei ~, Nm ID HsrA Robinson. Penn.
1910. l. Haphnf'o,y ..' David Mooy, Ohio
vs,ry Jones Bste '4'"' Chss ST. G. Huston. n Y;
~. " Tery, ny, Charles II. Humphrey. n. Y;
e,rcs RobI 81, a. Noreau Forrest. Nd.
wili.m Henry t' tAl, pm Alseriion : North. n. Y.
sSyia Trsfy bivNL oLio Chs.. y Shoemaker N Mexico
vns- c. v bss., Yx. Edward :. Rugges, Utah;
voriner pey' ~ John Joseph Read. y. j..
Wv v keso, u.s. Nillsm ). Moon Ohio
su.b W Nloh1nc' Henry Clay Holt, Tenn.
J>y foemsn, ~. =. Ni. John Bradley, n Y;
Dssn mes.Y;,i Ne; Chss. VIM. Zimmerman, Nd.
}r,isfiss n .,.,,r o l., Geo. w Sumner, Ky;
sster nun hyynnss M: Eug u. Sturgeon Penn;
E6sge =; nn.ssen III Archd N. Mttenett. H..
lr,5sria IL IL. Vie All Penn: Henry n Msnnaduke, No;
I,nss VIZ ~ Wirslow Me. ;Roswlll II. Lamson Oregon;
Villain neNI1 ,s,ir " C. Geo. A. Howard Tenn;
Dsrd Asti ,i.e,r,y La: VIM. II. Hiviling, Ohio;
Wahsm h ivWnhaus Ala. RObt. Chester Foote. Tenn;
Mortimer y, v,,inns,mote Texas. Bcnj. y. Day. Ohio;
Da fdS; r,rlspase Va; David Bairman, Minnesota;
n Ber.ifd. d.nop ITs; Geo A. Grail, Ohio;
Hsnp ! Dpa1,,l. N t.; Giles Frank Appleton. y. H.
Cs1f. cot,on. W.. Harvey II. Dousherty, Ky;
Cares Robert Payne, Mo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
MICHIGAN NOMINATIONS.
ILLINOIS NOMINATIONS

Member, Of the present House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE NIARKET-Aus. :


FIoar-Denani Is pretty go and the market ls s. bet
Ter; saos - Coz ibis al $3.50 f9I nasS9al ~
t-r ). "a for Ilind S49l,5 Tor unsound era
6u- ,es-ern Sl50a5,l5 Tor sxla medium WESTERN >o0
al OF Shipping Dr5nps rOaud hoop extra Ohi9 the nAfA q
isiag frI analian ur n, " IA iAlr demand Saes
atIs ar - 5 10 cAuce e1trss sales "a
~ : ~ n ur Al - 3.l04a75 for common 10 cholce
Leaf-AIarket continues with liezierais ds4ad
far ro and hone Imptlu; sales - 90 ba al r9e
in 5o~d q 10 far phi Mllwauke club S9c Tor a.
ssi Canzda club 81 l0l Is Waite Nestsrn Aad u -
all for white Calaiilaa-
R.,-Se-Tc= and frnsr; sales 500 bu A. G0.ss3c-
Blrley-Quiet al 68z6sc for IN 0und-
f,orn-is rner and sound scarcely - hrm; ssles q
81 00 bush for stump tail, badly daIn.s cd NIX
stsr sa for heated 70 sound do; Sl1l l3 ior sound
yellow Hliits southern Al S5c 9SL
Oais-scarce and hsTs saiea al %sa55c Tor sale aaa
western --,-..--
saies ll Ibis opened al 26c c0sing firmly A. &c
49, 49, fs io5rr I'D M uie fruer- sales bbls
SITs7 II48 messi S4,I5 f5r prime, and Sls2 Tor
achanred. sales $50 Ibis 3IlS07l2 for county
mes lzalt fer re-3acked mess Sl4 lsal5 Tor eAtrA
mess small sale Of Beef Hams vas made - SO
Cut ca s-Sieady. but less 4ctlVss sales lOO Dds
ca or sJuldsr srs, 81 <c for hams A sAe OF hsJl .
car smoked sides made At sales so bbls Al ll
Btter-Stsaiv Il l2 SC for Ohio and for state
Chez e-iu moderate request Al &C
sfcts-Bster at 3 board. Mo o s5S. Va O. y: Lac
grants als. CumheTl-nd II; Pac mail =. Ers In \
ga: Harlem l4, Reading 49,; Hud 258s n L o.; M
2sE; Pan l3. Gal Chi IS, = 7 So; Cni X 1644
N Mis- L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER oFFICI :

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
THURSDAY. Aug 5-6 p Ms
FLOUR-The principal transactions were bo eA-
ira at $40 50 bb good sHir~ Al e' ana " Dds o0D
ble exira. in sacks. afs,sThe-
aRAI-WHfAr-sses six hediterrsneAn al pic one
car Indiana red shrun sle cars rsd atsie eaIs do al
O. car ordinary gle; good Mediterranean at
~, esr do At &C. do At s6ei car do at &c; car
ordinary white At &C.
cORN-OBe car frSln store Gf &C
RoVIsIONs-BAcoS-2OlO 90 lbs hams aud shoulders sod
Al c.
EsGs-salss al slSe FOR
DRIED APPLEs-sales 40 bns. al 81 81.
HIGHWINES-5J Ibis. at &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
MARINE NEWS.

ARRIVED FRoN CLEvELASD-At os~ego August I'd
Schr Albion. II. 900 bu wheat.
Il Lit Of esssls passing and out Of the Lock Of the
Weand Canal al Port CoIhoune, c W. Furnished BY 's
Lock Tender to the Board Of Lake Underwriters D. P Dob
bins Secretary
BouxD WEsT-AGg 2i-Schrs. Joseph Cochrane, Syla-
nse iD.uya sorre the Gth-Barque Gibraltar; scrs
IS0ycTnor Grenaia Gold Hunter. L J. LHhsin tran1-
lin -
RouED Fasr-Aug si-BaTqus SgpsIioTs brig Mohesane
slrs Waite Cloud. Son and her. J. Harmon Geofgs
steel Ga tho h-ProB. La Crosse; schrs Lochiel Mary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
COMMERCIAL.
vI.IN Am oRNAAIENTAL PRINTING

rPlain and ornamsatal Printing Of every description
done a ts Pniins Establishment Of the Le1dr one On
belas improved and rspid steam best
style shOr notice, and Ei nAhe raies Particular
tsuiioa paid to blank wsrk Every description Of Bnd
ing done especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
sales Books. Receiving Books, ke.k
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
FEATHERS.
Hlanufarturrs.

.DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
III Electro Platter Door Platter aud Manufacturercer
ner OF Oufars and Prospect SIS sarsl Cleveland o
prepared 10 repats spoons. Forks. CastoIs, &C. and
ma ke them equal u Door Trimcings furl SHE'D OF
Plated Order. Bell Hanging promy attended 70 and
r,r5aa 1uafNa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
coNsIsEEEs
Gnarauers.

ENG R AVING AND LITH0GK7P67E6
RRAINARD & &BURRIDGR. WOOD
~ ENGRAVERs AND LlrdOGRAPHERs' S.sk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

mAklNG CONNECIIONS
Al Clercsnd with Cleveland and Toledo Ceveland Co
lumhHs Ciucinnati Cleveland and ETe and Cleveland
and PIttsburs Railroads.
A. Sol1t with hacks 20 Chagrin Falls
At Manfua with hacks for Rzvenna
Al BraceT1lle with hacks 10 Newton Falls &c
Al Waneu with hacks % Sharon Greenield MeadtiIls
Bio OIm6eid Canfeld, Ec
Al Youngstown, with stages Tor New Castle Poland,
Lowell, aus Enon Valley and thence b. p. y W c. r.
r. 10 Pittsburgh
CHAs l. RHODES, supt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

oswEGo PRoDUCE MARKEr-Aus- 5.
10y TELE7RAFHl
Fl5ur-Uncharged.
Whstt-Sie1dy, sales 25 900 bu at Hos for prime white
AIiehiean; Racine and hlv aHke club &c
cor"Frm lot sound: Sales $500 bu at 7ssse, and so
warm AZ 6s..
Ike ia1.oits-iooO bu wheat, S1.OoO ba corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

q connections are ade with Returning Trains from
the ponts made gailg and East; also
CLEA ELAND Tor Sandusky Toledo, Detroit, Chicago.
Inc Dgnkrk Buffalo N7gaTs Falls and CaRada Youngs-
town Warren and New Castle
red Tree Of charge.
~ For Tickets inorma apply Al the Union Tick
e Once 81 Superior street the oce in Depot and Al
all RailrOs Ticket Ohices
J. FARMER, Sup I, Clereland
y. A MYERS, Gen Tictet Ast. cleveland. mis-
CLEVELAND, ZAAESIlLLE 4 CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
AGENTS AND coNsIGNEEs /:

J. Myers, CGntlts IOtis kimhall, los Stale ST
j L Warner, slip, n. York Blsston Mas.
Geo Clark, ll3 Broad 81 Crawford ! Co. Crlanshfb
+. c. H0vey, New YOrk New York
Hover Craw foTd, OsWego Wm T. walker Toledo &,
New York ~ r. Alathews Dsfroit Nh
Asiher Co, Chicago, III. BaIclay Co, Milwankss
cONsIGEERs
LOCKER Co, Racine. lJ-F. KIRKLAzD SheboFraa
ChambeFlin, Crawford / Co., Cleveland, 0
lsssdtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
School Books.


A II a. a. -,e ~ ~ most ISoa ar sad appT5s
school BOOKS Ia uses We kseP n sse b9oks in large qua
tlles, ne slneA is i Nv s,5 ~ s'i '''''A' ~ q" -
- ,.s-
.,--, !, a. ,,i, f,,,,.7,.r-
-. - -,
En5..y,, C,l,ssi-,l S.ries
a1drs,vsi T,,in s,ic,D.
Ap-bsp,. Classical series.
- 4, AL s.r;.-
.,t,.,. 4 49,, 7,i..i,,-r.
-. /, 80, 1,.,;,,,r
-, -. -. -.
..f-, - I,s.,..-s. a.,
Ronnl,,,s AGO..
R,ni,,, t,,slisb ,,r.r,.,,r-
=
=, = : -
,,-,s-,'
- -,
o'3,.---. c9...--, 60.
-. a-,t,--,.s
,,-.ll1s No. ~ I,,iisb e,r,r,.r
,lsrt,s C;r,mn,,,s.
,,--,e,I, C,s,-r,,hiss. n,
,r,l,o, Z r;tci,,s sf,sosr,n.is.
,,,,,,,,.,,s 0bil,so,J,,
C,sDer,s VIM.
-,-, -, -,
- 5l--,s =,
S,..-.5.,s -, t--,,,
-
-. S,-,t-,., NJ.
-, - -,
-. -, o-'
- - :. -
I,i,st r. - tI;g,,-,
FssouelIsTs F,-s1cb sir,,u,s,
s,r.enls,es s--t,,,,i.
go. c.. -
.1.,-i-t : u.,-l -.
NN = = - a. 1''s''iiess
euerlseg 5 Z 5 History,
,s-.v,s rbs-,ssr-v-
S4nos Sr4lllitI-- seraials. 20 isarat English;
Grlyis B5tanles- Cd
hii'aFds Readers
ftalens speie and DennsF
Hifchcack's Ceolosv-Saa
..-,-.--, g,s--.-. -
i--A-'ss SA-ssi1-H Sellesi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
1858. 1858.
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad

~ -
WINTER ARRANGESiENT- =
AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 l5s Passenger Train- leave Cleveland as folo-s
ei5 M, Cincinnati EIpress stopping Berea, Graton
Nelhust1r, New London, Shelby, Crestne
-. -. Gallon, CarGIngton and Delaware.
~ Z. u Accommodation, Stopping at all stations.
6l0 d, Cincinnati Night Pase ger stopping A. All ia
lions between Clsveland and Gallon, and AZ
Caruington and Delaware. alsO. Stopping 10
leave passengers al all 81 uti0ns south Of Galiou
CONNECTIONS,
Shelby. SanduSkv. Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark ZaneSville Sr
CreEine, Pittsburgh, ~. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
ior rFoEest, Upper Saudusky, Delphos Lima ri
wayne, Iaporte. ChicagO, &c west. and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, &C.
Gallon and Bellefout1ine Railroad Line Marion Be--
Ieue Haute. .Vncennes, Evansville Louisville,
Cairo. St LOUIS, kc
De awase, Dayton and Cncunati Line fOT Sprinefeld q
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati. Richmond. In
dlanapo.is, Ierrc Haute, 81 LOUIS. kc.. and n
Cincinnati with the Ohio \ NIiSsisSpoi Rail
read for Louisville, and all points On the Ohio
Columbus. Lii.le Miami and Columbus and xsnia Rail
TQadi Tor Aenla, Dayton, INDIANAPOLIS, Terre
Hauts, 81 Louis, MorruW Loyelaud and (,in-
cinnafi- and with the Ohio And AIiSsissiDui Rail-
mad a. Cincinnati Tor Louisville Evansvilie
Cairo, s. lOuIs, and ali pniuts the Ohio river
Coum lus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanezvile
Wheeling, Sc-, Columbus, Piqua and Indiaus
hallroad for PIIua, Urh1na Sc.
q Dor Tickets % all points and information apug !.
me Onlon Ticket Onee 81 Superior street, the Pas
senser Staiion.
9, S. FLINT, supsrintsndsAf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
BUFFALo PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. S
INV TIKI fFannpH

Elsur In gro demand. and market firm; supply nearly
eEaussed and receis light sales SO bo a. S5ss5s -
grhue frnm spring Wheat; S44 . o1tra Nisconsin
Illinois and slicusn; sac 81 629 for eKtrA ONO ll-
ana and Canauizn Si.75 as Tor double extra.
Wheat-in coed demaud and market for sound better
sales q 900 hu s67sc Chicago sYiags ldsOc lof
club Z 9sc for red winter; 81 - for new white kT -
Coco active dtmand market better sales 81 900
bu u &c s1uud 65tGc Tor y o. souncs i-c Tor
No i sound part 10 arTiVe market eloslng nrm
RYe-ia god dem md, and saTeei sales zuo ou ~ &c
ais-Scagce, and market better s2lts lseo bn al a
gf3c- -, ,-,,,,
canal Frsishis-4c n5ur, lie On Wheai, and lie On
COZ =. NaW York , -,
Gs lsst a hours-Flnur. 233l hbls; wheat. Al -tea
bi. corn Il 10 bus re, . 90 hu oals, mons.
danal EnpOrts-Fl1ur, l.02l hblss wheat, -ssz eoiA
Al 6is ~: oats. 100 hu re, b.l0l bu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
COO 1890
The Northern transportation Co.,

AooOa 1885,
The Northern transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING The PRESENT
w se1son run their well known and DODular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM fROPELLERS AND
SAILING VESSELS
kesq3ry between Ugde sbuTgh and Csweso and The Up
per Lakes, forming
Dnlg Liae befireea 0gaeas6nTgA and OslregO,
and Ports on Lake Ere
And Tri-Weekly Line between Osdenshu'gr and Osueso
and Pgfts Lake Michigan connecting a. Ogiensburgh
with the Ogdenshursh and Nermo1t Gen tral Route be-
tween Ogdenshurgh Burlington, Concord. Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua. Lowell ana Boston, and al OsReKo
with Hovey & Crawfordsne Oswcgo ne ThrtT Fifst
Class Canal Boats se the enlarre canal he
tween Oswego and New York, thus Attending Regular
speedy and Cheap Route, with but transhpmest b.
tween Boston, New England ard New To-k md the Vest
This Company having made the most ample arTanee-
menfs al OsNegO ar Dock and S0age facieS with abun
d. nj accommodations for handling asserting and Shipping
Freight, the paa practcec q ogenSbuh guar
antee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of al property
entrusf I'd to rs care
THIS Line Connects al Cleveland with The Northern
TRANSPORTATION Lfac Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF PrnpeeTsto Lake Supsrior and with Railroads 10
Columbus Cincmnati, Indianapolis, Louisyilie and 81
LGuis- !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
lA 1858. ID
BRADBURN q FTSHFR

SUCCESSORS To C-BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission MsIchants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails
lass md Produce Nos 6 and S2 River and 10 and
u Meadow street, -Grocsr's Block CleFeaH3 Ohio
4. BRADBURN,l
" A FIsHEA.1 aug5i dly l94
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06

- g = -
Having mlde Arrangement wnh The ishurgb koTt
Wayne and Chicago r. X. c., tor the Joint use u
their Track he -ssen Rochester and PItIsburga
Will Trains Daily, Sundays excepted as follows
commencing Monday, May nth. ls5s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
Roll Roa0s.
- = - -.
EYELAND AND MAHONING

~ RAiL ROAD.-TIAIE TABLE. No l3
% axe enect on and after Wednesday, July 2, lsSs
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
Cleveland 70 f0lusgs YosHqsfolsa 10 Cfeus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETROIT.

NOTICE. TO PASSENGERS.
EOR THE PRESENT, TRAINS
Il Leave Cleseland At s.30A, M-. 1P- NJ. X go ?.
NJ. for Toledo and Chicago, VIA NorNalk
At4OO p AL for Port Clinton and SandusY and Stations
East OF Slndusky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-06
SFANDART, BEMIS & MURRAY.
RODUCE COMMISSTON nTuRCg4Nr

PRODUCE CoMMISSION MERCHANTS
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known Lrandssr
Flour on consignment tE Whish carl the attention
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

ed0 The t'Rlser and he Sherman Riass'
sdrsed out Yesterday, md. .panlsd during The
forenoon, making aremsrkahiy AnssPpssrasca,
The Bises. afser paradipg' for spdiS dine, ~
paisedso sls,1ssideaessf Heut,. AeK Kenny. and
partook u = splsudid collation.. altar .x6ich
shsy marched 70 the afasoty, end l.wsrs -
missed. $50 sa'sssssa.sf'i y stssa
- The '.nlsss asoaived thele guesis ~
NJ Pteassnt GTsyS q IL szrs, and asceessd
sben, With her ladies'. % sAt Bsrfss Hdss;
lae night aaat Which iAey ~ !, dases IS
Crimes Nall. 80 VA 4
Tks, Gst "a hiesss gapt llattiss; dinaussisa
vim The ..Blaeis fsd iiys1 dlaes ,snssass
HALL sax acea Ira - a'ps 81 I,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12
Supreme C0uRt..eDeceRbeF TeRms
CAUsEs DECIDED, JAN. 5FH 1858.

a. Mr.. MATT. PARaor, some time employ.
ed in this Office Is Job Printer, has connect.
cd himself, as joint editor and proprietor, with
she Aramosa, (lowa) Eureka, Is re see by the
last number Of that journal. Mr.. Parrot is q
superior practical primer and an excellent
young man, and in his new vocation We wish
him SUCCESS. 80 - 92 oas 1914
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

"a It will be rscoliected by most persons
that read the papers, that periodical dealer. BY
The name Of Miller, disappeared from Chicago
in IS or SO. occasionipg great deal Of excite
mene His absence was accounted fer By mul.
titude Of suppostions, such as accidental death
BY drowning. in. aaisy, 10, &c., but nothing was
heard Of him, till one day the present week he
returned from California, finding his wife some
three months married to Mr. Austin. What
Win be done about Il Ma cannot saS
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

= Our recusant Democratic fellow citizene
40 in the habit Of talking very freely abous
" Sqnatter Sovel eighty" - connected with the
present phase Of Kansas affairs. Il il well,
enough, perhaps TO pancture the gas bag they
ore 80 diligently Initiating and take little con
ceit out of them By stating that there NO issue
Of Sqnatter Sovereignty involved-iti 10 simple
case Of selfgovernmens-have the people Of .
Sovereign State the right to make their own
Constitution! Il never has been denied since
the PRONUNCIATION Of the Declaration Of indie
pendence until the appearance Of Bachansn's
Message, that the consent Of the governed
Hss necessary to the institution Of just gov
eenmenk Geo @esaas s8s Ii ssrfs Is
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12
Nrw cousyrxsrl:s.-5,s on the Iron Bank o

NEw coUNrrxSEI.s.-5'so on the Iron Bank Of
Rocksvay, N. Y. The paper is very paes and
the engraving miserable. sa = .sls5s.,i5.
So on the Commercial Bank Of Whitehall, n.
| Y Well executed. The vignette Is boat and
whale, with 9 ship IN the distance. There 10 .
Registers name aflxed to the bill, but NO coat
Of arms. -, s.s % 4.sl 4
Is, Farmers' Bank, Orwell, wig, Farmer
shesf Of grain, &C.; female shield; figure on
right end. s5a5a.sa scis SIC
is, Merchants and Traders Bank, New York
City-vig., Female and Eagle child's head on
right end Gen. Taylor ON left end. az ga
~ q, Farmers Bank, Orwell, wig, Farmer
feeding hogs altered from Farmers Bank,
Is. Exchange Bank, Salem, Mass wig, Train
Of Cars; female, shield, &C., on right end; fe.
male with sickle and shear on the left, I'd -
81, John Hancock Bank, Mass'-vig. 1t bot.
tom, Railroad Cars; female on each side paper
light and poor; imitation Of geuine. efi SOB
E 5s, City Bank, Perth Amboy, N. J.--vig.,
Whaling scene in arch sailor in lower right
corner, sbip rndcr full sail in left corner; III.
tered from Commercial Bank y. j. sa'ie,a $
6 s5s, Hackettstown Bank, Hackettstown, n. J.
wig, Whaling scene, boat and Whale; ship in
the distance; altered from Commercial Bank,
Perth Anboy, N. j., - s.1f'''b =
IS, Commercial Bank, Whitehall, N. Y:--ig.,
boat and whale ship in the distance; altered
from Commercial Bank, Perth Anboy, NJ. AZ
lOs, Eeyark Banking Co., Newark, n. J.-i
v'E, Blacksmith, anvil; female, 70.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

-
4 cAKs. s--------a sct -s.a4sxsQ AR -ryg aaF
jsasss Exposition is THE LlFE OF TRADE."-rWO
j uees.wagons we're standing ct The esrner Of Main
and sEashingson streets, Yesterday laorning.--
The drivers we're inviaible their facfs we're pro.
lbahly hidden in . beer mag, somewhere = mug
within Snug The horse atssskeIl %, one d
Iii. carts eat phsfiaaical and slightly hosses
bils sglapce Is the horse attached 10 the other
catt, whsssupea the shorss atsached % Tie other
cart laid bsck his eass. The, oae & omm enced
70 back-ttSSe' Oshsf, nothing backward, stared
iieGckward- Ia meet hin, Tbe two beer carts
1caahs lnaDllbha-lhelittle bsryelsshot ppxqfd
into the air. aud great was the GALL thereof, The
drivers q,sksd from their shelser and seized
their equine servants BY their respective heads
3herew wasoysr, and The vesthy Tep,ons sAth-
80 % their barrels; ssd drove away.s " l.a.
MUsse--Nss. Blake sdYsrsises to give lessons
81 De piano and organ. nra B. has . vide and
.ssy snyiabls reputation - psanlss and ssgaa-
IL and wc are sure that an Who place them.
selves aadss ber, tshion viii Ard her ,fally com.
patent, ri etr,y rsspestpto eAe 'saah she ha, Ian
S...Lnn W sDd szsasas lss 54t asasst III s,sfs.
~ rsa4-...-.------- s e
II Daring the ,neashi Of Dees=bss, ths prodi- |
lgtoas spm ofefO. 100000 y gold - ssas 70 !
Europe y ~ OR pdebtsds.as y tAas essstsy |
'tosisupssaaess impssss- OF fhb nm u .so0noo
-. eeat ftsmas tslpars of NeN sYsrk. and So
ri. 900 from tbs pofs " Bosson.sae ga.ss loa II
Aeesaary d Is eea aAord q send - sdea 81
san esAsssisia ssstpsasA eaths ~ N II
80 % nssa umes. .sseb sda 4
s%iDsazksssaapsAaR--As ~. C4lablsh ~ pAL
s9psih, Dateass sssnay, Iewas ~ rhsseed u II
daash. " hSp cletlss nkias assgtbaslss go
sfsiasoxieasion. New Ysetp light ilssIsd sgsfl
TIC illiEsaF ~ sClisar1 Ssiss1s AesI,
l111sssakss y szlslaas lEeNmBskp, - |,
- Do naaks y ~ 1sssh WsS, 80 ma Il
: sssss esadly %. ~ -. - sAiak, sin,
~ dng skus1s yssss as,iAssp lsasas ~
Ie0anssaa1sA I,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

RorALrrl AID ksoa--rhs sspesiatsndent Of
the big ship LsviatAan, Mr.. Tasss,t' desliaed to
permit the ptiacess royal (thst i Queen victo.
rias "oldsst darsss") to 60 sp into the vessel,
lest the wisdshs1la cause her to play an invol-
untary pitoaettS d ne ascensiOn, - did wo-
man vho. Rsay,spsly made the experiment
whereas - kssaso Nswsis bold 70 say:-
1--WE are Of opiaion that Yatesis fool We
suppose that be Thought It biasphemy for the
getting oSss Ne esssaA, = - Willis calls stock.
ing holdssA ~ seabiuds % Of tho poee Span.
lard who h1d aAia bead Gus ~ Gee making Z
present of'a pair Of stockings 20 The Queen Of
Spain. '"Pus Mn 10 Aeash, nicties the royal
lady, chow dare - presume TO- conclude that
queens hase 1SGtle' Qusen VictosiAs haa, how
ever. very aey1sge 10 20 are To- bSlieve Prinee
Albert. 40 SdA ashe editor so6it the New Yak
Albion %, - cea1dencs."s sessg aa s3i
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

CouHfansemA-aA wsli.sxecutsd counterfeit,
- on ~ OAoatAea County Bank, Syracuse,
N. T., be- ben pit p circuiseion in Chicago
Several sfAhs9 vses passsd ON Saturday. The
following dsassipass Of the ooantesfeis nay A.
sist in dsssctisg thsm:' The visneste represents
drovers and ofes: % the left aide ID the Coat Of
arms Of - Gsas, an uadssnsash y On Isdiaa
with bo6Ge asseuS. Tbs bill y sdatod Oct.