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FORM sBooK.-TH1

NORTH.CAROLINA FORM BOOK.-THIS
II day received. by H. D. Turner new and complete
edition of the North Carolina Form Book improved and
greatly enlarged containing 344 pages royal 12mo
bracing many forms not found editions printed
on good paper and substantially bound in law calf 1t cou
have occasion to and furnishing also guide Justices
OF the Peace Sher Clerks Constables Coroners School
ing Improvement all works of the kind formerly in
use and intended companion to "Cantwes justices"
to which are added the Constitution of and
OF the United States account of the principal officers of
the State and Of the Countless titles Of address, &C. fur
nished at the unparalleled low price One Dollar beng
mail extra charge Of 10 cents will be required to cover
the postage liberal discount TO those who buy to sell
again. Published and sold, wholesale and retail by
80 r.. p, .....f H. d. TURNER.
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ID. ....5 -. toJ ,.s.l-.sp ted adJ "a ss9J 1&
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= Fisa1osE MostTH, 1855. I s-'ss &. !
aWsARD GHUGHR6.

ssssz LIZ zsgf w.
M Iu.,. medicines, Faints, oils,
D'ss'' BfdsSes,' " ndow-G Glass, Etc.
7y7tRf & HUGHES TENDER THEIR KINDEST
Acknowledgements to those who sys sS IsII!
nRUGGISTS AND DISPENSE G. CHEMISTS. and they
hope BY close attention and energy in business 70 neI
ne5 to and the public
received and are opening of the largest Stocks Sc
s M sl:isst Fl FER
WINDOW.GLASS, BRUSHES, VARNlSHES, Etc, E'c'
invite the attention Of Physicians Planters, Manu-
facturers and the public generally to examine our %
before purchasing feeling NJ similar
establishment in the State. All ask is an examination
Of our stock. 80, u,1,urs
...ee- sir 4- Successors to DR.. E. Burke Haywood
Raleigh, Oct. 49, 1858. - oo-u
ENGLIsH AND FRENCH MUSTARD
~ -. f'' '''' y WARD & HUGHES
n. 1919 S3-tf
r OW,s ENG. HAIR BRUSHES
IL Lows Eng. Tooth Brushes,
..- ... 0 WARD & HUGHES
Dot "a 1898 S3-tf
MARINA COLOGNE
Il Gross of the genuine
For sale BY ,,,,.,,,,e
o.+ - 1883 S3-tf
ITO Planters
IL large supply Of BLUE STONE,
For sale by
WARD HUGHES
n,t 70 1890 S3-tf
ELATINE-
u Coopers, Coxe's, and Mennett's French Gelatine,
Just to hand at
WARD & HUGHES
Dot 70 1910 S3-tf
NRESH COD.LIvER OIL, OF THE FOLLOW
II ing celebrated observation-disclosures SHINES q
Daam, Baker Co.,
At the Drug Store of
WARD & HUGHES.
Oct. Is, 1858. S3-tf
HxIGARS.-THE BEST CIGAR THE MARKET AT
" fords will always be found
At the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES.
Of "a 1s5a S3-tf
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HAWKES.

HISTORY OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
TIME I'D VOLUME is now published. 1t embraces the
Il period of the Proprietary Government, from
1929.
1t forms handsome svo volume of 5sl pages. The SUBJ
scrpton price half cent page but the price of this
volume is less $2 Is in cloth binding s. in Library
sheep, and IS 25 in half calf IT
CASH. 70 ..
Owing to the difficulty of securing Agents in many parts
Of postuge receipt of the price both volumes 81
CLOTH 81 SO Sheep IS half calf
liberal discount made Agents. Others who buy to
sell again. '.'.' .5.ifoi 'f'st# = - -
E. j. HALE SON.
Fayetteville, Nov 3, 1858. 9O-lmpd.
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HENRY D. TURNER, s.-... =,
Bookseller, Publisher and stationer,
No. i, FAYRrrEv1LIE SrRHEr,
Raleigh N. C..
III AS FOR SALE STANDARD WORKS IN ALI, THE
- various departments of -, -s,y.,,,-lg-rf
:. ssl.e- -. as4ra Literature. TT, M q
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Letter. Cap Folio, Medium. Bill Note Bath Legal, Cp.
geher with large and general Of Statienery
embracing everything needed in sschool room counting
NEW BOOKS from all the leading publishing houses in
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All orders punctqaly sttended tosg3g
Raleigh, Nov Is 1853 .5.s,, ~ 5.5ygsY ssR-tf
80, -, s5Ea4 sfrRi -r.Jff@svu-:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CARD.
a LII PERSONS having business with us will please
field for the present. So
Raleigh. July co. 1858. SIT:
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DAINTS AND OILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
for House Painting store and for sale at the lowest
prices among which may be found Lewis pure White
Lead, which is the best American Lead made.
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Oct. 7, 1858. sl-tf
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HUNGARIAN WINES
H>HOSE in want of superior bottled Wine either me-
dicinally or for dining and party purposes will find
the Hungarian Wine purer and infinitely better than any
of the French Wines of the present day.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, Oct. 10, 1858. ,~1 81
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OYSTERS FRESH, & WARRANTED SO.
LIVERY AFTERNOON, on the arrival Of the Raleigh
= = and CASTOR Train, Fesh 0steys opened the morning
OF the DAY OF their arrival be found in the Of the
Telegraph Office. Remember the place-ensrunce from
Aarket Square. az Price 81 Is per Gallon.
CHARLES REID, Agent
A@aegn, NoV.te, aSoo.s '"ft - Hii1' 90-H
r ~ .+H ssab etlu 1.'Iwi iif H 1ofta '.f-G..,
~ - Esag hsi isTaia'1 u att / .z4.4r a-fr -.
sJ'aG :. -.t-lL.-. .:ts.sz.s ~ Fs-'tr =. ....,
~ .@-al@ua ~ - 40 1850
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DERFUMERY "A FINE SUPPLY OF LUBINS'
II PBALONS AND BAZONS' perfumery and fancy
goods such as Extracts Soaps Pomades Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs, Satchels, Pocket Books &c.
For sale at the Drugstore of
WILLIAMS HAYWOODS.
Oct. Z, 1885, Git
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CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE.
SAINSWAIN'S Sparkling CALIFORNIA" is pro,
- nouneed by the best Of Judges to be the purest
most deicously Favored Wine yet introduced this
to test its superiority the best French or other
ted Wines f
For sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
Raleigh, Oct 10, 1858. 81
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mo- - al8,L lll4..-.- s.-s y lslEias.l u
1850 - =. s.sss
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

Noar ABOUT TEE COIN II lowA.-There q
doubt about gold having been found d
,rs. Here 10 another item Of evidence. Ths
ratsrses Nadisonian Of the soth saye
GoLp, GoLDs-Is 10 . startling but pleasing
!, that gold 10 being discovered oh around =
6old has been found in small q1antities near e..
ES.r,es in this county; several returned CsN.
Essuisns are there digging. and Say shey Vim
NE !, pay first rate. Gold has also been did.
6a,ercd in Adair county. Mr.. Sommer. silver.
pith. Of this place, has in his possessioa some
csicb is Of Q 6ne quality. The sand "a. he
L,..ms where The gold b fouud 10 The came
I'd q that in which the gold l. found II Cali.
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Washlneeon IasseIlgence.

washlngaen IasseIlgence.
Prosiding for Dead coMpsonisss--chaaGs
! il tie Ca6iasf-F Svtsstevs geiny HoMs-
Nobody scared
tCorrespoaAsnce Of the n. Y. Evening" Post.l
Washington. March 10.
The Admin stration are already making pre-
parations to dispose Of their dead after the final
battle in the House on Lecompson. They &C.
kno wledge that defeat awaits them. Already
We hear that when it comes there IL TO be On
entire change in the policy Of theeGovernmsnt
There is to be change in the Cabinet. Nessrs
Cobb. Thompson and Brown will consider the
defeat Of Lecompton . sufficient cause for their
resignation, and l learn from reliable Demo-
cratic authority that Mr.. Cobb u particularly
sensitive on that point. he u . Southern can
didate for the Presidency, and must make some
demonstration to save himself Mr.. Buchanan
- understood to be . little jealous Of Nr. Cobb,
and does not regret the fumored intention Of
There have been several interviews Of late
among the intense fre.eaters, having reference
70 their future course in the event Of the defeat
OF LecoDpton. Rumor has it, mot very prob.
able rumor. howeverl in this connection, that
among others Messrs. Toombs, Of Georgia,
hammond and Evans, Of South Carolina, Davis
and Brown Of Mississippi, and Slidell Of Louis.
lana, oeethe Senate, and Messrs Keitt and others
OF South Carolina, Rutfin Of North Carolina,
Shorter Of Alabama, Qnitman of Mississippi, in
the House, will resign their seats and return
home. This rumor don't seem to alarm any.
body, and have yet to learn that the country
ls likely to receive very severe shock thereby.
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ST.. Louia. March %

st. Louis, March 20.
A dispatch from Leavenworth Of the 26th
says the Constitutional Convention adjourned
from Minnesota TO meet at Leavenworth on the
evening Of 25th.
Charges Of corruption we're prevalent.
Lane resigned the presidency Of the Conven.
ten.
The people are satisfied with this demonstra.
ton Of the Free State feeling, but prefer pres
ident mot identified With the extremists.
It is supposed the session Of the Convention
will be short. and that the Topeka Constitution
will be adopted with some notifications
Lane pledged himself to resign before he
could be elected president of the Convention.
The extremists are becoming more moderate
in their views.
Six mountain men from Camp Platte had ar
rived. They LETT the camp on the 26th, jouaney.
ing on foot with pack mules, and encountered
several snow storms. Think the Mormons could
easily overcome Johnsonb command II they
wished.
The wagon mandatory Of John Cook. and
several small buildings adjacent, we're destroyed
By 6re last night Loss about 12O,OOO 2OO
government wagons we're burned.
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STATE OF IOWA, }
OFFICE CLERK SUPREME CouRr. (
DHa N0ywra Mech On Sxo

Dks xoINEs, March 20. SO.
Pursuant to law, have arranged the CAUSES
to the argument term Of the Supreme Court, 70
be held at Davenport on the first Monday. 18th
day Of April, 1857 as follows:
The causes from the Counties of Dubuou.
Delaware, Buchanan, Black Hawk and Bremen
will be docketed for four days. commenciue on
Monday, the 9Th day April, 1858.
The causes from the Counties of CLAYTON.
Chickssaw, Floyd, Worth, Cerro Gordo, ray-
cite, Winneshiek, Howard, Mitchell, Alamakee
and Butler, will be docketed for one day. com.
mencing on the 9th day Of April, 1858.
The causes from the Counties of Scott Cl;n
ton. Jackson, Cedar, Linn, Jones, Benton, JOHN
son, Tama and Muscatine, will be docketed for
four days, commencing on the 10th day of April,
1858.
The causes from the Counties of Lee. Des
Aoines. Henry. Louisa, Washington and Van
Buren,. will be docketed for six days, commen.
cling on the 18th day of April, 1858.
LEWIS KINSEY,
Clerk Supreme Court Iowa.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nr Gheesoman'a Pills.


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York City.
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NOTICE.
they should not be used during Pregnancy, . mis-
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Warranted purely vegetable and fr m anything inju
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mail enclosing 81 to Dr.. CoKsRLns L. CHRISTIAN,
Boz ASH, Post Office, New York City. SOLD BY one
Druggist in every town in the United States.
K. B. HUTCHINGs.
General Agent for the United Staten,
165 Chambers st., New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold By SourREs BLoss. Burlington. tsept3.bply
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From the New York Independent.
DRY GOOAOs

There 10 little business DONG among 'ne ln..
porters, but there 70 rather more cong amons
jobbers and commission houses. Ine!e srs
great many buyers mere from tns 'nse1 M sos
offerings At auction oe'ng s".cve N "s,. ' ~
porsanons o. oes'eaDe ssy,es "..s VsS 81 .yu ~
some extent ~ = iail ptons gu coss y. 1IPo's.
ton but the geners. run ~ ~ n xv hs i.r1s
otherwise. are ssnlng ~" r S n,.s.s *.
ssocks Of snks rom - Ls.Si. ~ ~ood AZ
market; Ass ~ s.. a.s - ,.s ,;,.r rs y;os-
l.ss spt'ne Ane opsn..s =. - .n.;n. ...,Ssr
oon: sno sns S.aUa f.o,, of .his ssass
WI u -. ~. Ths i.roe .nction ealea Of
S C = ~ 1870 -. v.ll .sssnSed: IA The mn.
ss,.;... .ch.s h.,soes. etc.. Commanded fair
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Plarx PRrskxrArlox.-The employees Of the
)k N r Railroad, Saturday evening last, pre-.
Ipted to Col. Backus, late Superintendent, .
eautiful tea sett, worth two hundred dollars.
b present VAS . magnificent one, and We
bubs not the ceremonies and speeches were
prthy Of the occasion. But other engage.
Dnts prevented our witnessing the AFFAIR.
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Bgnliusfeu, Nonday, r. y.
The river = fseeding viii god ssags :
water, ~ fosp 1tss large = ~ sapidA
Tho weather b warn and very Ans fee d,
sssson. The roads are considerably better, ant
general business impsoving. An addition Q
ten cents per bushsi upon quotations. Soe Whoa
would bring forward . large amount
Alargs quantity Of posaaoss wers sold in tht
market last week, and. under the pressure, pri
90 went down 70 the very low figure Indicated
In our quotations. Egg and butter are very
abundant
WheAt-6Oc.
Cofn-l0a2O.
Oats-2Oa26c.
Flour-es 2sa33 Is per Dbl.
Corn Acal-26c.
White Beans-76c.
Butter-12}c.
Lard-Sc.
Sugar cured Hams 8, Shoulders 8, Sides I.
Chickens 81 SO per dozen.
EgSs-6 cts per dozen.
fotatoee-lOal6c.
Wood-&S,OO.
Groceries-Sugar, 7as-Conee, ls-Nolas.
ses, S7a5O.
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From the Chicago Daily Press.l
Lamb, the Wife. VI urdercr, taken 70
g. a.ouis-He C0mfesscs his Guilt
burglary NJ Macedonia

| Mendoza, ILL.,, March "a.
To-day the Sheriff from St. Louis left with
Mr.. George Lamb the wife-murderer, for that
| city on the o'clock train. There was large
| crowd gathered to witness his departure from
the Passenger House. Lamb has, since his ar
rest, been much engaged 10 reading his Bible,
and has prayed three times daily. Several Of
the clergymen of the town have visited him and
united in prayer. The testimony from St. Louis
is most Overwhelming, leaving not q doubt Of
| his guilt. Lamb himself has become satisfied
Of the TACT, and TO- day has made disposition
OF his property. Last night the Sheriff and Mr..
Lambs counsel, Mr.. Strain of La Sale, arrived
with writ OF habeGs corpus to take Lamb out
OF the custody Of the Constable and Deputy,
VINO held him on the strength Of the telegraphic
despatch, but the Sheriff Of st. Louis having ar.
rived with warrant, and the additional testi.
mony serving to satisfy his friends and Lamb
himself that the attempt would he futile, they
waived the service Of the writ and concluded to
wait the arrival of the requisition from the Gov
ernor, to be here to morrow.
The house has been found where Lamb stop.
ped in st Louis, the woman that waited on his
wife, who saw her expire in commissions and as
sisted Lamb in putting her into box-aso, the
doctor that was called by Lamb to her aid,
whom Lamb informed that she had procured an
~"~'s'~AAs
was no abortion, and that the woman labored
under the effect of strychnine. The box con-
tanning the body was. by Lamb and . teamster
driving lumber wagon, taken off in the night.
Lamb, since learning all these facts, to-day has
acknowledged his guilt. His object tor doing
it was TO prevent his exposure with his maid
now bis wife. This confession, however, may
be doubtful, as some deny it, or at least say he
barely admitted that he twas guilty enough"
or words of similar import. Lamb about
tvo weeks sence made q public profession Of
religion, and Joined the Baptist Church Of this
place.
Last night the new stone mill Of Blackstone
PAnton was broken open and the safe in the
counting room forced open and robbed Of one
hundred and fifty dollars. The act was com.
mtted after o'clock, and tools we're taken out
Of plough shop in the vicinity, that was broken
open for that purpose, apparently, as nothing
further was disturbed and the tools we're found |
10 the mill. No clue has been found to the
robbers. Our town is fast acquiring q reputa.
lion IN all kinds Of crime to be found in large
eitv =
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Seeds.-Agricultural Implements and
Machines

Seeds.-Agricultural Implements and
Machines.
THE attention Of the trade and public Is invited
j. to the large stock Of Grass Garden and Flower
Sseds Of the crop OF 1851, offered for sale 1t the
Burlington Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store.
The assortment consists In part OF the following:
GRASS SEEDS.
Timothy, Clover, Hungarian, Tor German Millet,)
Aillet Blue, Red Top, and Orchard.
GAMDEN SEEDS.
Aarrowfat, Early Kent, Champion Of England, Blue
Imperial and Landfeth's Ex Early Peas Early Six
Weeks Early Marrow, Early China, Whit Kidney,
Beans; LIZ Red, Silver Skin and Yellow Onions; Fairly
YORK. LIZ Drumhead, Early Dutch. Flat Dutch and Red
Dutch Cabbage Early Horn and Long Orange Carrot;
Early Frame, Log Green and Early Cluster Cucum-
bers. Mountain Sweet and Blk Spanish Watermelon;
Green M meg ANA yellow CAntaloup Melon: Carled
and Cabbage Lettuce ned TurnP; Long Scarlet and Blk
Gpansh (winter) RAdsh; Marrow, Summer and Winter
Orookneck 6qua,h; Pumpkin; Celery. Cured Cress 10.
80 fGGWEu SEEDS.
large assortment Of the best and newest varieties
Of Flower Seeds
ALEC for sale Usage Orange Seed and Plants; Yellow
Locust Seed; Onion Sets.
These Seeds having all been carefully selected from
the stocks Of the best growers In the country snch %
D. LAndreth Sons Philadelphia Nourse. Mason ACo's
Of Boston, and others Of established reputation, pus-
chasers depend upon this stock - being 10 every
select Fruit and Ornamental Trees, shrubs, Plants,
ETC., etc. fuRnished In any quantity and 81 the very
lowest prices.
A complete stock Of Agricultural and Horticultural
Tools and Machines constantly hand and for sale BY
marl2dlw2mw. KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
Main Street, Burlington, Iowa.
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A procession Of mea and women at Frank.
fort, No., cleared out the liquor shops, with one
exception, the other day. One old woman Who
kept red-eye in shanty, filled all her kettles
with hot water, and ladled it out upon the
srowc. The asssilants retreated, and the red
eye vas saved.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

President buchanan has given ssrieus oAsass
liz Irish allies. Pat somebody, employed
the Presidents stable, refused to wear .
rooms livery" he'd be id before be
Iould make niger Of himself, and be was
urped Of. All lrishdem Is consequently in
aofusion ana rebellion ct Washington. and
sless Pat u paci6ed all the Pats in the couptsy
hi Join the rebellion.
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Bach's American Compound.

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Use this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it.-Havins used
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J. n. BELTS, II. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, n r., August ~, 1856.
We have huadreds Of Certificates f.cm Physicians,
the above statement which can pro-
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Dealers in Medicine generally.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLAleKE'S
c b r n r 9 ma n q Pills.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, ~ D
PAysician Extraordinary t0fhe Queen.
This invaluable medicine Ia unfang in the Of all
male constitution ID subject 1t moderates all excess
and distractions, and \ speedy cure may be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited It WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These PisshOuld not be taken BY females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy az they are
sure to bring Miscarriage, but at amy other tSs
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In all Of Nervous and Spinal Iectens Pain In
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effect when all other have failed, and ale
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JOB MOSES
Late /. c. Baldwin 4 Coz
Rochester, Y.
N. B.-S1,O0 and postage stamps enclosed to any
suthorzd Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by
turn mail. For sale by
dec 1S-d Wig. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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: fspessss Of he honnoush. N. J., Isquirsr,
sAe msss b young man q Brilliant assaln.
1sass ana keen suscspdbilitiss, discovered thae
spoe - clothes lines and - clothes horses
vnach Aad fallen under his obssrvaaion within
ens I've past weeks. there vsss = ~ than q
red petsicoats.
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New York, March %.

New York, March 20.
General Scott issued orders on Saturday, con-
stituting new military district in Nebraska TO
be called District Of the Platte Head Quarters
at Fort Laramie. Ten companies Of the 4th
Artillery and tive companies Of Dragons, now
in Kansas, are assigned TO this district and will
march Immediately. Companies Of the I'd Ar
hllery, now in Kansas, are ordered 70 Fort Riley
TO relieve the present garrison, now under or
ders for Utah.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

u Aessrs. W. F. Ross Co. advise parties
sending them Land Warrants by mail for loca-
ton to insert owners name when assigned in
blank, and make power Of attorney, leaving
blank for attorneys name and residence. Thus.
ii lost they can be used only for the benefit of
the rightful owner.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

A NSw TEaalroRY n me Nonsnw1us.-A
..o,u,iou vas introdaced into IL Wisconsin
Ies;slaturs few days since, prspsing TO eede
II 70 the General Government ell thas part q
q. State. lying north Of The third esefectioa
y. provided Michigan win ceds beck that part
q her State north and wess Of Lake Nichigaa,
4, The purpose Of forming new Tersieoey.