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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-14

rI,Hs undersigned purchased the State Right for
ago and has since introduced extensively in various
portions Of the STATE asks now the attention of build
ers and the public generally 10 examine its superior
lily over other modes Of Roofing.
| The material forms hard aud smooth surface. IL
is mpervious To water, elastic and flexible; it will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure to ire: IL is
cheaper than any roof Of tho old style, and
IL viii give better satisfaction to is durability there
20 Question II is The best thing ever invented for
AZ The Cement viii DO furnished 10 those AT dis
lance with directions for using, s
HSr COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
| So Orders sent 70 the undersigned, through the
| Pest Once will be promptly attended To.
| would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
| men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names not here
| fxkasrscs xsSrEk NEotasaos MEANWHILE
= Acssrs. HUGHES 4 SMITH,
COLEMAN & SPAIN,
wM. SrockELL,
Nr H. NJ AkERoYD,
WARREN A MOORE,
HOuGH MCCULLOUGH.
Col = / e1SSHe:RsoS Sup. n. c. rMco.,
Rev. D. ELLIOTT,
2. y. VILLAIN,
X. J. MElGS,
KSOCH ENsLEY.
SLAUGHTER a HEREFORD,
W. u sIAPARD,
j " WILLARD,
A. v. :. IINnsLEY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W. H. GORDON co
JAS IA. kENDRlck,
Rector y. q. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ a J. DoSEi-soS. Dasiasoa eeanfys
Col. A. J. FOLK, Naary county.
1S- The Nashville a Chattanooga kaliroaa ccmpa
ny have Adop,rd tins uenent for tbs eoysrng o. their
cars and other work.
a. CertIncatss ana testimonials nom casslnnau
and slsew here where the Cement has been general
use Tor several years, be exhibited.
Of osnsai rssans ios many years asd lsssrs hnsif
thai he has gained soaae experanes snd keosledge
during that time
I have made arrangement 70 receive superior
imported article q Roofing Felt from ~ B2s-
tHE<s, New York
samples of Eoonag 10 be seen Al once
J, r SAIHuksf,
once No Is peedsfck street,
nayl5-em NAsaul4E. IEkx.
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dissolution.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under the
i name aud style of McFERRAN Il ALEXANDERis
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter oe carried the old stand by j. C.
MFFRRRAS, who alone is empowered 10 settle up the
business OF the old 1rm JAS. G. McFERRAN,
J. n. ALEXANDER.
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The superb Morgan Horse,
VERMONT BOY"

THIS hrst class American uoiier viii make -
IL the nrst IA Tennessee, ns the ~ WI
farm u Mr.. I. fannins, Nashville, tsE A-@--~-
Ialnalag July the i5t, fsss, ~ TwzSrs sk bsIlAR
the scasoe with privilege % returning mares, that
prove not foAl. the secaud lie b, perhaps
the only genuine Morgan hcrse. boti by sire and
In the state rich bAy of tbs largest size Of she
breed wzs never regular COURSE but trotted at
cry pfizs from The far a. Nontper % the Cen
eecticgt river Valley show. We refer, AZ great
ndcnee, % all genteen Nhe have examined hiti, aud
brIrve Ne are oGerins 10 the breeders Ieansssse
the services Ct as good Roadster a. can be found
North Of south. Every ateatiun NIL be ;yen %
from . distance ~ the ioerst lrces.
In our abscnee Mr.. Glasgow or Mr.. si2nly, beth
good hogssnlen vii have the eare q tz aehle aai-
nal. - w.e y -
Agents znd part owners,
Nashvls or fraakiin Colrgs, Isanssscc.
Ps.--We have also brcughf oui with a., far saie,
-four capital Morgan mares and superior szsllan eo,
~ ~hich we respectfully layIis alasnisan-
sprls-1 -
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dissolution.

rTDE copartnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned Is this day dissolved by mutual con
ssnt Our notes and accounts have been placed IL
the hands Of N. CRoss for collection and 70 whom
ali bills should be presented for payment
JAMES c. BALDWIN,
J. G. FELLowEs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-14

he rnanufastnre and sale OF the "ExcELsI0R'
CORN AND COB MILL will be continued by tls- under
lsSe street JAMES @. BALDWIN
uunyl5-dl~
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Old Nashville Inn Stable.
NnRTE MARKET ST REInW EVANS A Cn

NORTH MARKET ST., BELOW EVANS & CO.
THE subscriber has this day bought the Of
j. j. n. ALEXANDER in the above stable, and is pre-
pared 10 furnish short notice fleet horses and neat
Buggies and Hacks, for which only uery moderate
price will be charged All who wish To ride in style
had better give him a call
Those wishing 10 purchase Horses will also ind IL
greatly their advantage to give him call, he Is
in communication with parties In Ohio, well as else
where through whose agency he enabled 10 furnish
erdctly such Horses play be wanted
He is also prepared TO kHick and Dock, Break and
Cat 20 Saddle HdrRes, in which branch (as indeed
IN ali) tho nso perfect satiyacttor Is tpdTrGnted Re
member, North Market street.
J. c. McFERRAN,
mayI5-lm Late OF Bowling Green, ny.
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GENTS WINTER BOOTS.

ToHN RAMAGE, ~ College Street, is in receipt Of
ID Gents super Calf Water proof Stitched Boots.
/" ~ Congress u. s. Caters
a" 4" " n. 5. shoes.
(" 4" "a Pump Sole Dress Roots
." " :" % g % CATERS, etc
ianSh-n IOEN RANAGE
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A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HoUsE, No - High
n street, Press as rer moa;h- APffy @
may3i-u NJ l. BOYD ~.
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segroess Negroe.:i For salets:
A 40 Man COOK. and hss wife, Who = = splendid
IA washer sz1 foneF. Also good i.inly u Ilkely
Sexroes, Which ~ili BE SOLD ios.
jzn2A-u BOYD 90
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Metropolitan Eating House.

q - A@ go
FTNHIS fashionable and popular Eat s47r
Il ing House is just in receipt of }SS
superior lot of Fresh Oysters, together with all
kinds of Game, which will be served up in spndid
style all hours of the day. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon our house, we
trust by close attention the of customers
We shall continue to merit the same in the future
]. 4 W. MOORE,
Feb3-u Corner Of Cedar and Cherry SITS.
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do HONDAS, I0ndres, Nabajas, Aralas, Ia Suixas
II and other choice brands, Havana Cigars for sale
by DILLON 4 CO.,
Late j. PEACOCK & Co,
apr2S-tf Is College street.
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PKNSsYLvANIA POTATOES.
IN hand and for sais by u u DIcKEY
~ aRlo-H
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For Rent.

500 BAGS rsl@s Baltimore conss la.. rsesiysP
COO cAkrER, MKAY 90
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To all the Eastern Cities.

Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-C1eyclsnd, F1ttsburg, Steubenville,
and Wheeling Lightning Express-Leaves Cincinnati at
O'Clock A. NJ for all the Eastern cities also Spring.
neId.
This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus at
Loveland, Morrow, Aenia, and London only.
SECOND TftAIN.3Cleveland Express Maf-LeAves
Cincinnati $40 A. NJ for Dunkirk Buffalo, New York
Boston &c, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, WASH
ington City.
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
THIRD TRAIN.-Accommodation Cincinnati
a I 10 p. NJ for Springfield and Columbus.
This train also makes connections for Wilmington,
Lancaster and Zanesvle This train stops all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
FOURTH TRAIN.-Cleye Gland, Pttsburg and Wheel
ing Night ENpress-Lenves Cincinnati az $50 O'Clock
p. NJ. for all the Eastern cities
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
No train Sundays.
Trains By Columbus time-seven minutes faster
than Cincinnati time.
For Through Tickets
And all Information at Cincinnati please apply at the
Little Miami and Covington and Lexington Office No.
Burnett House. at the Old Office, south east corner
broadway and Front, opposite Spencer House, or At
the Eastern Depot.
J. DURAND, Superintendent
T. +. FULLER, General Ticket Agent
THE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers at all tho
principal hotels for each and every train. by leaving
directions either of the above Offices will call for
passengers in ali parts OF the city, without fan.
Nov. IS. II. r. RuGGLES, Conductor.
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FsIrsH sapply u zlasls ana rI.s Ter Eiat Eazss
n lzrss zns snszll sizes. i1si recs.sed ~
JoH< k41AcE, -
sprs-d e Cclo<s ssrest
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Notice of Dissolution.
ExccutNr's Notice.

TIME undersigned = fhe authorizes agency for IN,
il sals q Forfer Role s~eus Railroad Spikes
AID o. b The bc<t asd che4pcst SPIKES noe
saYpiy coass4asiy ca had and fss sale BY
- 49, 4. D. DICkEI,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
BLA NKS !

svery 'e'crp"n of Blanksexecnted on the short
anotice, with unrivallei taste and neatness.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
70 r S a L E!

NElLL ne SOLD, CHEAP FOR CAST-One of
w Sipg, RS sewing MACHINES. sutnbls Clr inmt
iles, l1ilnrs, 7liilcr-, Nc AG Needle. un,l every
hing complete aud IA z lod . der Enqnirr nj this
office my
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
CABIN EFT
STATE OFFICERS.

n United STATES SENATORS.
s'"uenck..... ........ VIM. Gwin
Us REPRESENTATIVES,
f'Aehioben. ......... ....... ..... ..Chas Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
JUSTICES OF THE ACT

'''........'.'......B Bdway Donaho
coNsTABLEs.
la,A.~, (Ophr Township
'eS .. Purcell .Rnho-, 7. ps,or
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
Strayed or Stolen

ENRON THE SIB>CRt8ER ON OR -,
u about the 18th of March. one BAY A>
horse, with "A ball ia;e and .hrec white feet -zAZl
and the fourth supposed to be part white, is about
IL hands high, with white spots or both sides
and white hair- scattered his rump and sides n
10 be collar marx dark mlnc aud tail. AMI "A small
burst on ths left side also. o3e bay mare about Is
tif the ,se white with little white ON the under
lip. four white feet. collar rked on top of the neck
thin ~ drh and branded the left shoulder SUP.
posed to be J. - also the right thigh a star Any
person that Will bring or b1t1 OF them to Abbyas
Ranch two miles above the Buffalo Ranch on the
DrDviile and Fdrbestovn Road. or will give me in
tormition Of III" same viii Ire liOerlIly rewarded
March ~, 1858 ID ABuFy,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
Notice.
N 0 II &c E.

TENtIE UNDERSIGNED having this dny purlha.e
y of l.. Wan Orieu, of ornVitl' Bule touuy
al hi- entire stock 1t well -rlrcti Groceries ana
Provisions will continue the business at the odd sand
ia tho new lire hrooi buihling ct the Plaza
AMI llnntoon street, md viii respectfully solicit tho
former phtrou- ~ the g-labhshmcut Ia Ocnti.ue
thcir fayirs (~lphcdi WILLIAM ASHFORD
Orpyir, Aprtl 2lN, iSaS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIIOS. 1OxCE.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. E corner Montgomery and Washington sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
AI1 t In O ii z Asont.
DAILY RECORD. 0ROVILle.

DAILY RECORD. OROVlLle.
Daily State journal, sac.
Enquirer. Marysville;
Republican, Shasta;
Citizen, Downieville;
Pluinas Argus, Plumas;
Tribune San Jose:
Herald. auburn:
Courier, Yankee Jims;
Union ! emUcrat, sonora
Californian, 0ruVille;
Independents San Andreas
Placer Press, Auburn;
Democrat, cacheville,
Gazette, san Leandro;
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZES on,
of the largest and best weekly papers of m. dny An
Imperial QuariU containing eight pages ,r fnrty cnl
uih"s "t entertaining orgtuai rpatter aud elegant,
! illustrated every week,
gt worth from 30 cents 10 $4,000 60 in gold will
be presented 10 each subscriber immcdialrn on re-
ceipi OF the subscription money
One copy for one ytar. 81 90 and | pin
'ne copy for two Years. 3 30 AID pins
one copy for three 'ars . 10 and gus
"ne cop! tor five years. 90 amt pins.
AND 10 Gums
Three copies on" year. s. 90 aud 3 Gifts
FNr cutics one year 90 ,.d = pit-
Ten copies one ar H. 90 ANA Iu -ils
twenty copies one year 90 90 and u tns
The articles to bo distributed re- comprised in the
following list:
Packng of gold, containing ...sloo 90 each
% 40 do do POO % each
10 patent lover hunt'g cas'd watches sIuo % ench
20 gold wnlchc-...... ..........,.., - M .ach
, VI" uo ..''-. ...-......,.h Go ~ eacn
~" ~ u" ''.....'..,,...ab 90 each
o0n ''n' h"i "'O"'s go. -...''',. 30 on each
~" siiv'r hunting caScd watches 80 90 each
'ou sHVer walchcs..... .... e.. $40 ie % % each
lnuo gold gnurd vest fob chains 10 tu 30 90 .ncb
""ld lockels, bracelets nruocne~ ear dru-, hren.l
IHhS' Gun pms. sleeve bnt"n- shirt studs, watch
keys ""'d "h SILVER thimoes AMI variety of other |
ARTICLES, worth from 20 ce T. To II . each.
Immediately un receipt uf the suhsCriuiinu money
'hf subscribers name VIII be entered upon our sub !
Scrll t1n bouk upsosite number, and The pn cor |
responding win that number viii bc furwarird with
III ore week. to the subscriber, 10y mnll ur cypress
post phid All communications should be addressed
10 HECkEr 4 co,
Is ani 20 Noirai building 335 Ban,,dway. New york
.'Sprclmens complete eni tree. Agents wanted
" -lNm-is
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is he ebv given that the undersigned will
~ apply TO the Bplrt ~ supervisors in and for
Butte county At their Nay session In 1858 L,r a
License to construct Ton Bridge aud Perry across
the Middle South Fork of Fe ither River a few
r'ts ab1ve its Junction with the North FORK OF said
river SYLVESTER p SAVAGE co
BidvcD, April ls,, 1883
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

cnd :. a'c''''''''..... .....F. 4. Mathews
.fA A. '''''.''s .............. Owen Murphy
''.''''........ ...........J. Z. Ripley
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

Amadrr Sentinel, jackson;
Messenger. La Porte;
Herald, Crescent city;
Democrat, Mariposa;
sentinel, Santa Cruz;
lChronicle, Yreka,
vi Clamor Publico, Los
Angeles;
Herald, Benicis;
Courier, Columbia:
sentinel, Jackson o T.:
standard, Portland, 0. T.:
trgus, Oregon City, %. t.;
Messenger, Corvallis OF:
Times, Portland q. T.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

TINS Union TO BE PRESERVED ONLY BIZ THE
REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADs.-The follow
ing paragraph Is from an article in the last
number of De Bows Review, in favor OF the
re opening of the African Slave Trade:
'If the Union be desirable, land with rigid
regard OF mutual rights by the North and South,
no one will deny its inestiinsbIe value, it is
earnestly considered that the mos. effec,aal
means Of giving 1t perpetuity will be realized
10 he opening Of the slave trade and the Intro.
duciion OF our peculiar Institution into the
Western States and Territories. BY this We
will construct homogeneous system Of labor,
and through this bond Of sympathy will be re-
established that community of sentiment, and
the old intents eordiaie, without which the Con-
stisution is a rope Of sand, and the Union a
shallow mockery."
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
rrsinee the smoke Of the late contest Ia

USines the smoke Of the late contest has
cleared away and given Us . view Of the battle
Geld il 10 pretty clear that % far at least a. one
Of our opponents IS concerned there Was little
cheating. Tickets corresponding in general
appearance, headed Republican Ticket" but
having Mr.. Tracy's name upon them. were cir
culated in this county. That they we're in
tended ~ . cheat looks very probable, highly
20. That they did operate in that manner 10
quite certain. In Yellow Springs township, for
instance, M. Tracy got ninety votes. when but
for this circumstance. he would not havereceivsd
to exceed nine. The trustees, clerks, etc. voted
shs bogus ticket A package, Mr.. Blair informs
rs, the top one being right and all the rest with
Tracys name upon them, were laid upon their
table at the opening Of the polls, and we're vo-
ted generally by the Republicans until late in
the day, when the cheat was detected. II is
not certainly known who placed them there
or course others we're cheated into voting for
Mr.. Tracy in other parts of the county, how
many We shall And out by and by.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

eEwe notice in the Keokuk Journal of the
18th inst. an article praisng and denouncing in
the same breath, hog, which be says was raj
sed by G. AcArthnr Of our city.
The facts in the case are that the hog was
found in the vicinity of Burlington, and from
the peculiar shape Of the animal and length Of
its ears We were at once convinced that it be-
longed to the J. B. Clinton breed Of the city of
keokuk (propsr), or the Local Of the Journal in
particular, and il was At once forwarded 10
J. B. Clinton, with instructions to keep his
swine at home, - We did not wish to mix our
breed with such an animal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

~ At the recent election there we're 1880
and odd votes polled in Dubuque, l,sOO and
odd in Davenport, 1900 and odd In keokuk,
and 300 and odd in Burlington, from which
it will be seen that in capabilities for voting We
stand fourth among the rising cities Of Iowa
And our opinion 10 that we should be much bet.
ter of if even our numbers were reduced. Iowa
has two large . city and town population
Dubuque, Davenport aud Keokuk are each suf-
fsring from the presence Of considerable po-
pulation for which there is no rsmunsrasing
employment and which will eventually be driven
hence. We are better off than either Of these
towns for the reason that We did not collect SO
large population to labor upon Improvements
made on borrowed capital when expansion was
the order Of the day, and therefore have COM
paratively few unemployed at the present tin e..
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
Ottumwa. Oct.l3,


Ed. Hawk Eye: Glorious news from Wnpel!o.
Reported majority for Trim ole 60, three town
ships TO hear from which will increase it to loo.
1t cannot much exceed that figure. Majority
for Hall LOG. Hayne, Republican, has las maj
for Clerk, ard one tp. to hear from which will
reduce it to 100. HendersAott has $50 maj for
Judge. The Republicans had no candidate. II
is supposed that Townsend, Independent Demo
crat, is elects d. He has S. majority in Monroe
co., is running ahead in Appanoose aud repor
470 in Lucas. In haste, J. w. NORRIS.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

Suicide OF MuRDERER.-A letter from
Pennington, ST. Francois county, dated on the
7tA, says that when the jaior Of that county,
on that morning, entered the Jail he found that
prisoner named Schaner had committed sui
eide BY hangag himself THIS unfortunate
man, y Will be recolected, was guilty OF the
deliberate murder of his son in Ste. Geneyieye
county. and was sent to the Pennington i.il for
| safe keeping. He had previously made several
inafectual attempts TO escape, and being dis
appointed 10 oil these efforts, he resolved uDon
self murder. He was ~ old man aud his wife
vas Implicated n The esims.-(S& Louis Re-
pselIsaa.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

Mate Marriage service In she Episco.
pal CA0Fe0s
s It Is sella-e ritaeseed so beautiful
3 ceremony ~ ..c n,arriage oil Miss Ellen L
Of Boston, to NJ. Trist, VI Phila-
dSlphia, SON Of the wei known De gotiassr Of
the Treaty Of Guadalupe Aidalgo, which ,oek
place on Tuesday morning. 10 che pretty par.
ish Church. n New Brishton, L. l. The bridal
couple are both mutes-deaf and dumb from
infancy No sweet sound had ever suchantsd
the eternal silence Of their mind! Bat The in
telligence aud esprit which flashed from the
dark eyes Of the lovely bride, proved that the
intellect was as bright within, 40 among her
.Avorsd sistefA
We oil know the exquisite beauty Of the mar.
riage service Of the Episcopal Church, but new
grace and force were lent IL by the symbolic
rendering Of the Rev. Ar. Gallaudet, who with
Rev. Pierre Irving, performed tho CEREMONY
The Rev. Mr. Irving very slowly and emphati.
cally read the service, which Mr.. Gallaudet
translated by signs with wonderful fidelity and
rapdity, the bride and groom repeating these
signs ~ they were indicated by their clergy.
man. Several times the sign language fingered
after the word language had ceased, and then
the silence which reigned 10 the Church ard
the breathless silence which enchanted ey-
cry spectator, was almost painful. The solemn
Grace, the Lords Prayer followed; and who
! can describe the mute eloquence of that mute
| prayer 50 devotionally followed by the young
| couple! When the nuptal benediction was
| pronounced above the lowly bowed heads Of
| the kneeling pair, there was that which spoke
louder than words in the graceful sgn-laneuase
| of the officiating miIister. A few letters-a
word or two-then the hands appraised towards
Heaven-to g God" who had 'bound together
the tight clasped hands-the soul speaking
| glance upward, away upward-sgain few
words-the hands placed in blessing upon che
heads of the now man and wife Va solemn
slence-and all was over. No one moved for
some moments; we all felt we had caught a
! glimpse Of the spirit land, and we longed for
one moro glance into that silent spirit world
But the groom, was leading his beautiful, grace
| full bride to the Church door; we have her quiz
| ct, happy smile put away in our memory to
! gladden. some dark hour. Ere We could utter a
fervent "God bless you," they had quietly
passed away-alone With their mute happiness
| N Y Express.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

a. We we're yesterday shown . couple OF
cast iron Stair-casss for the Marine Hospital
ct Dubuque, got up here, at the Foundry Of
Mr. HExDRIE. We thought them 6ns and ad.
wise ali whs delight in looking At such evil
dsnces Of the skill Of our workmen, to call At
the Foundry and zee for themselves.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
Ialilauola. Oct.

Ildianola, Oct. 3.
Ed. HAwK-EYE,-The Republican State tic
ket in this county has about 500 sjorty-
Curt, ahead of the ticket Steele, Indepe dent
Republican, is elected Representative by about
275 majority. Very close between Bryan and
Willard for District Attorney. Republican can
didate for Clerk Of the District Court is elected
by good majority. Gray, for Judge, is run
ming very we'll
Yours. W. L. VEsTAE.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

- a. The Grand Chapter Of the Royal Arch
Masons held its Annual Con rnunicAtion Il DAv.
snport, last week. The folc~ins !. list Of
oaicers for the snsuing years
3. w. Eastaaa, i r Q. n r; G. B. Boesh,
D. g. b. r; Kimball Porter, @. X; ". Letsns.
veil, g. g.; n. I. Williams, G. r; W. B. Lang-
ridge, g. SEQ; 9. ". Teas @. On; Q. Lamb. @.
G. H.; q q MeNsiA. Q. r. .; o =. Seston, G
B. A. G., h. Chipuan. g. \. "; Geo. Warns,
9. n. ~; John Brown, q. NY.
The next session Of the Grand Chapter will
BE- held - .Dsbsqus On the third Wednesday 4
August, 1859.
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D. F. MILLER.
Yours,

Charlton, Oct. IS.
Mr.. DuNHAx,-Dear Sir: The whole Repub-
can ticket has carried in Lucas county by Il
majority Of 60 votes, which is gain for Col.
Curtis OF .05 over the vote of 1856.
We had to contest every inch of ground by
rcfutng the Interpretations about the taxes,
Lunatic. Asylum, &c.
Yours JOHN EDWARDS.
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Et Madison DC

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FRIEND DUNhAN.-Dear Sir: From ofiici Il and
reported returns from all the townships in our
county the Democratic majority on tie State
and Congressional tickets figures something
less than 400. This is gain for u OF some rs
over the last Presidential contest. In this place
(Madison) We have gained some 40 votes over
The GuberAatorial contest Of last year. Clag-
get it is beloved has about 80 more votes in
the county than the regular democratic candi
dates.