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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-21
MAHCH IA. 1857


CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
TIRE Michigan Central Railroad has The advantage Of
Erciasire Telegraph line used entirely for the
Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility Or
collisions or delays, SO annoying other routes
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
at. IA EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston
s:a5 a. m. cTsoIssArI Making direct
connections to Lafayette indianapolis CINCINNATI New
Albany, Louisville Dayton Columbus Zanesyille Wheel
ing Pttsburg, Baltimore, PhladeiphSa and Washington
ia n. M. TfLrGRsPH ExPREss- Arriving at Mag.
ars Fails or Buffalo next morning. New YORK at p ~
Philadelphia, via Eaira, at 10 P. NJ Boston at ~ al
nght. Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
r. X for Buffalo and all points East.
500 y. pn. AFrERNnos ExPRKss-Arriye, in New
YORK at A. NJ second day, Boston at / r. NJ and at
ffladeiph'a 1899 second morning
$3.50 y. n s.taHr DEMONSTRATING At Niara-
ra Falls or Buffalo heat evening, New York, ut r. H.
ana boston P. w. next day. Connects at Paris with
Baialo ana Lake Huron r. r. for Buffalo and all points
East Connects at Achcan City except Saturday,
with New Albany Salem r. Road for New Albany
Indianapolis Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus GAINESVILLE,
beeton'aine, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
burgh, and Philadelphia.
~ ne Traiss On tas Chicago, burlington. d Q.sn
Y: Gateit1 DE- Chicago Union, I2taois Central and
Ntchgaa Central Railroads. run into tie same Depot
a chicago, Sdgia9 he e1peaseto passengers f Ad.k
Are aad traaJef n BagQGge.
lac 81 } "A. ma, 100 p. M. n ma 40 pin |
Trains MAKE direct connections Toronto with the
GRAND TRUNK ran VA n
TO Kingston, 0gdenshurg, Montreal Quebec and all I
points IN Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp-
- ~ p5 the tFaVeiihg pubiic that this Road
mas no competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara fais, New York, Boston, 0gdensbargh Mon |
treai, &C., &c. 80 ~ |
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night 4,
over this route $50 z. NJ. One Train sunday at $40
7. NJ. No 500 p. NJ Saturday |
, Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, Elfnira and Philadelphia
, ~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any Of the
Will End competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at tho d-Pots receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Depot free
If charge.
7RRO Ugh TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY DA VS.
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their |
eats can BIG bought at the different Offices la the West:
so at the Passenger Depot foot Lake Street. and al
ne uenera Ticket Office, Corner Of Lake ard Dearborn
Ii. J. sPAULDINa,
fay /, 1851. General passsAcsnt
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FURNITURE FURNITUREtl
Fresh Arrivals at
Il. C. RDY,
WHOLESALEa RETAIL FURNITURE. BIDDING
q LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
'eaefson 81, between Water AMI Main, Mr. Postle-
waits new four story hrick

Ms. HARRY returns f.a tanks Ia n.
- citizens Of Darlington and yicr " FAR .bssr
previous patronage and Soliets cont tlanr. r4aIi
ion. = StS tN.'Stl sAttsAc-
Owing - hard .imes have pnrebevra ts,,,,. -.
hiaeh ioFser Than foi msry, that ii cnattas M "a <
az 19oas u my ilne fren 70 10 70 per cert Than
ns,ssl nose 70 the West and all Goods warranted al
consists of the following Goods, IN 'osA
III sEaGE.
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In one OF our Western cities, poet met a
friend OF his, the other day from New York,
II am perfectly delighted to see you" said
the artist, throwing his arm aGectionateIy
around his friends neck; 'how long are you
going to stay r II think, said the poet,
that shall stay as long as my money
lasts" "Oh, how disappointed am r said
the artist in tone Of deep sadness II ho
ped you were going to spend day or
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A little girl about six wars old we. Il

a little girl about six years old was talk
ing to her uncle.
unels-Millie did you ever hear Of Curry
the calf weaver 2
Niece-No, Sir.
1hcie-Ihere was a man named Curry. SO
ugly fhat lie followed calfweaning for iiy.
ing. when the calf was with the COW he
would look under on the other side, and as
soon % the calf saw him it would let 90. run
oil, and never suck again. 81 -
Quieki ''1
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PATEN TED OCT. 20, 1857.
TrruaYfeTlf IN bIiiIpYsf

Voc !. Fs l5ks ts's MI ~ -TEE II MACHINE
s>'@s @EsE. 81 Aas8Rt Sstf@FsEas3ES.
Al take this method OF Informing MieYs generally
" that We are GOV manufacturing ard will keel,
constantly on hand NoaaHagds Combined Shutter IN
Separator This Machine we consider the best now in
use and we hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used il vii bear in this assertion II is
coIna It ard durable, moves with less power than most
machines and does all he work heretofore performed by
three machines, viz the Screen Separator aud Smut
ter, to say nola Of the Tanning si which has usual
iy 70 be used in cleaning dust from oBai.
AS 10 tie mode of operation in the first place sepa-
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part of lie
oats from the grain before securing. While In Tie
proc Ss Of securing the grains brought in contact with
strong blast Of air. which carries OF dust fast as
made L then passes into larger Separator where Ii
Is cleared OF chess, imperfect grains. oats IA
then ready for grinding. The dust IL aal not only
cleared from tbs grain, but from the chess, oats ana
onai, ana blown clear cut Ell tile mill Another yery
great advantage IS tfat It can be the same noor
with the burrs any where else III the mill that NAV b.
desired, n i makes hn dust whatever.
Every Miller knows tati utterly impossible 10 con.
sruct mill tat VIII good -four out OF arty grain
unless the dirt be FIRST No better ,aelna has
yet been invented fer this purpose than W5odyard's
shutter aud Separator. and il believed none as well
anapfe' western Grain. They in use and
tan beg twool the Mills liz this CITY Sunderland
Bros., and Keiser 4 Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended to.
OCT zs-dwtf WOODWARD, KElsER 4 sHERRILL,
Burlington, Iowa
POLK CITY, March Cd, 1858,
Dear Sir:-Your Shutter that have had IN
use for about eighteen months the most perfect ma
chlne o. tie kiud new in use. used ma chine that
purchased N lhnago for short time after started
ana 7 cost me mere Tor repairs and delays in few
months than TIE Whole cost OF the machine that got
from YOU Cur machine has Inc any thine far
repairs, and is now, atter eighteen months service
dong ~ work u The most perfect Please &C.
cePt hy tahks or past layors and hest for your
recess. Yours Respectable
narIaatw GEORGE RFEBR
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nEaTIn.rrrY

THO all those In want Of Dental services, Mxassvr
i DR. BAILEY would say that he has EsSa Ss&g
Dr. Branch's Patent, Of Gaiena, for ex- UIfYefS
tracing Teeth without pain--aiso DR.. lAA1
Blsndys Patent, of Baltimore called "Cheoplasc Pro-
cess" the latest improvement for inserting Artificial
Teeth.
Teeth inserted on gold and silver plate. and the ma
tlrai teeth carefully filed 10 them from further
decay. All work warranted.
~ Office on Jefferson Street, over Cadrey & Har-
per's Shoe Store, Burlington, Iowa.
II. BAILEY, d. d. s.
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DIR. BAILEY has purchased of me office right and
instructions for the Of my method Of extracting
teeth without pain. have used 1t In my practice Il
years, with success at once gray to myself and
to my patients. II is efficient and harmless, be-
lleve an viii ind who test ii in his hands
july2-l&wtf I. d. BRANCH,
nryti nd pa.
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LyBEtgR Sacks Dried Apples, for sale at
IL mays l. N. ROGERS L co.
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sWaAs @. r. r. JAnrrrnnxs D. Nm

'--av laAR @. r. r. JAnKsrnnxx ~ NDgNus
MIR. James, the novelist who has Just re-
tired from the British Gonsnlship at Rich
mond, Va, il very popular with his Virgin
ian friends, rs may be inferred from the
following record Of his opinions on the sub
jcct nearest their hearts: lsa
Negro life in Virginia. says Mr.. james,
differs very little, believe. from the negro
life al through the South. In return for
food, clothing house-room, medical attond-
ance, and support in old age, about one-third
OF the labor which is required Of tho white
man in most countries is demanded Of the
black. He performs it badly, and would not
perform it at all if he were not compelled. -
The rest Of his time il spent in singing, dan
cling, laughing, chattering, and bringing up
pigs and chickens. That negroes are the
worst servants in the world, every man,
believe, but a thorough bred Southern man,
will admit; but the Sontherner has been
reared amongst them from his Childhood
and in general has tenderness and affec.
zion for them of which Northern men can
have no conception Great care ia taken BY
the law to guard them against oppression
and wrong and after six years residence
in the State, can safely say never saw
more than one instance Of cruelty toward .
negro, and that was perpetrated by . for
eignsr. That there may stil be evils in the
system which might be removed by law, and
that there may be individual instances ofop-
preston and even bad treatment do not
deny; but those instances are not so fire.
quent as those of cruelty to wife or child
in Northern lands, as displayed every day
by the newspapers; and in point of general
happines, it would not be amiss to alter an
old adage, and say: As merry as negro
slave. | must not pursue this branch Of the
subject farther, for can pretend to no great
love for DR.. Livingstone's friends the Mako
lolos. There are, beyond all doubt some
very excellent people among them; but as
race, the nero sae Of them the less do
think them capable Of civilization, or even
fitted to take care of themselves.
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HurlinDtnn House Factnrv

0A Ling tUA &AVuoC II aCGUA 70
THE Undersigned Wp1d sy to bis friends and psf
i that he has 6acceeded In perfecting his ar
ranEements so As to do BY machinery all the work
Houses usually done by hand except fitting and mailing
He has on hand large supply OF
Building Materials. Eniidcrs' EFafds
ware, Chain Pumps. &c.
Cottages and District School Houses built any
sonabe distance from the city, or Gu the line Of Rail-
road East or West.
Ii yon would have cheap II0pse, build It in 1858,
and II you would haveit compese1ready for occupancy
At one Places thus saving time and trouble and have it
built on short notice and dating terms, send in
your bill TO the Burlington House Factory.
All kinds Of House work, such Doars Sash, Blinds,
Door and Window Frames, Casnlee Moudlngs, Band
Monldings, Responsibility on hand.
Persons at saNiatance wishing % know the cost Of
Buildings, or ahythng in the bading line. have
their attended by paying postage and address
ing burlington House Factory" or the proprietor
Maylhp1y II. JOY.
ONE '-a2asS8SFe ms Soaking Irvine and
~ CARPET Chain, for sale at
mayS l. n. ROGERS & co.
ONE EHgEEFf ED Boxes Ground Coffee Mus
~ tard, Cloves, CHM anon, Pepper ard Spice, at
NAYS l. n. 0GERS d co.
L.sEgR Sacks Dried Apples. for sale at
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a Deceiying Spirit.

A few nights since, within this week a
young male friend Of ours, who, from a
sneering skeptic had become devout be-
lever, retired to rest, after having his ner-
yous system partially destroyed by the in
formation, through the spirit of his Grand
father, that he would very shortly become a
powerful medium. Hewas in his first com
Portable snooze, when clicking noise in
the direction Of the door awoke him. He
listened intently; the noise was still going
on--yery like the raps Of the spirits on the
table, indeed
"Who is there r.
There was no answer, and the queer noise
stopped
Anybody there?'
No answer.
at must have been spirit" he said to
himself. u must be medium. I'll try
(AloIdl II there is spirit in the room, it
will signify by saying 'aye-no, tha. S not
what mean. II there spirit in the room
will IT please to rap three times 2"
Three different raps were given in the d.
rcction Of The bureau
is it tho spirit of my sister? p
No answer.
us it TIE spirit of my mother p
Three raps
Are You happy?'
Nine raps
'.Do you want for anything?'
A succession of very loud raps.
viii you give me a communication i'll
get up n
No answer
Shall hear from you tomorrow ?"
Raps very loud again, this time III the di.
rection Of he door
Shall ever see your
The raps then came from the outside
the door
He waited long for an answer to his last
question, but none came. The spirit had
gone, and after thinking On the extraordina-
ry visit, he turned over and fell asleep.
On getting up in the morning, he found
that the spirit his mother had carried off
his watch and purse, his pants down stairs
into the hail, and his great coat altogether |
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MODERN TMEs.-1he Atlantic is now
(ls56) an inland lake. can 90 to phiadel-
pha, from London, in less time than. within
my recollection, it took to go to Aberdeen =
At this time the Pacific is beaten whi.s BY
our steamships America and Britain are
almost neighbors There is net the least
doubt that, in few years, the mother in
London will be able to talk with her son in
Calcutta, and to hold, with the speed of
lightning, and its certainty, too, commanica.
tons the most delightful, the one with the
other. Does not this look as if Daniels
prophecy were now being fulfilled, Many
shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be
increased? '-[ DIR. Cumming, OF London.
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- oecherguk Vocal Nn1ic md 6thgx.
II BEG leave ~ eAil your attention NY large asscf
u mens ~ Music Books, which D ner reduced price
~ sock consists 10 paVt - follows
The Celestina, The CytherA; ii
shawn; n Dnlcimer;
Anthem Dulcimcf; " Christian Minstrel; g.
M Lutte Of Elan, Old = Csrmina Sacra, oil and
and new; new;
= Alpine Glee Singer; Young shaver; 4
vocailst; . JuvsLiie Minstrel;
8 = Song Book FOR the = Harp;
School Room; = Robin ked Breast;
= Hs!lclujah; 4 Singers Manuel;
Ala, large assortment cf Instrumental Music Al
way % hand Rnd for sale at The lowest rates by
septic y. r. BROWN,
look seer and 5tEtenor. Barrett Honse Block. Sd u.
nREfs0a and washing 0n.--New Work
~ Oregon: Comprising History and Description or
the Territories Of Oregon and Washington, with Incl
de1ta Of Travel AMI Adventure. by A. XII. Armstrong.
Government Surveyor in Oregon. just published and
for sale BY >. r. REoWN,
scpt31 Barret House Buildings, Third Street.
I ETTER PRESSES and COPYING
LAs0n4kS.--.A large assortle Of Letter Presses
Mann's Parchment Paper Copying Books, Arno3s writ
ing aud Copying Fluid, Brushes, OIL Paper, Bicftng
Boards, etc. Just reed and for sale 81 lew rates.
by Up. BROWN,
AuR7 Barrett House Block ,3Fd st.
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General Land Agency Office
COUNGIL BLUF9s IgW

~ = p 1GH-A.
| u " IL O.. EsI ID d m II n
w., ATTORNEY AND loUNsELLoR
~. VII promptly attend 70 Land Agencies, Investing
Taaay Loeatin. and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
selling Real Estate, and all other branches 81
'Ae hana business, In Western Iowa and Nebraska
II .a Estate in Conncn bluffs and
49, ~ A.-Persons DESTROYS OF securing Real
Estate Y either OF these dourishinr toxns M Il ~a
:" r. ne - shsn efdersto D. q. HLooMER,
Land Agent.
Council ulaa1, Iowa.
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4 ia n X W. Es0Es u ~ is.
MANUFACTURERS AND SOLE PROPRIETOR OF
HERHIAGh PATENT GH.44aPf0N Sd FL
For the States Of Missouri and Iowa
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Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock;
Both received Prize Medals at WORLDS Fir in London
1851, ard Worlds Fair ia New YORK, 1861.
Also, Agents for Patent Bank Locks Of different Ga.
kers.
10 Leyee and &c Commercial Street,
juiy1I-bpf SAINT LOUIS MO,
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n. .gY stIggTu
gA4GKER Z, sLTTH.
attorneys 81 E.Rs9 IL E.iasf Agents,
M LII attend TO the examination 1T Titles nnrcb,s.
W ana sale Of Real Estate, Discountigr Setes -
~ - oA anu, ana al business ~ Their profession
9tAee-North room, ad saoFy Gov trimes, E;ock
- - :. = Z, lIall..s wi, ioMs EtGly2 bpy
G. w. SHERFEY.
4 A'E6ElNEk Az LAM gSKs sys
4 n ,,,,e,, ieagAE4 AGaAA,
sep lQ-bpy
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REFFRHE sGHs.
Gov. J. w. Grimes, Burlington
Hon. Sam. Galloway, Cuinmbas. Ohio
lion. Augustus Hail, Keosaunaa Isrn9.hntv
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ONE sEA1sSAsT, ms Soaking Irvine and
~ CARPET Chain, for sale at
mayS L n ROGERS & CO.
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nNE HUNDRED Boxes Ground Coffee, Mus.
~ tard, Cloves, Cinna anon, Pepper ard Spice at
NAYS I. n. OGERS Il co.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-04


What W. tho meaning IF the meeting
held on Thursday evening lsst, ctthe Of
fee of the Surveyor General Beware,
We wolves liz Sleeps ciothing-ye trais
tors. Yosr naehinaticus are wssched =
your plots are known--ard you will be,
held to a rigid accountability for your de-
lection. Your secret Know Nothing
moyemcnts--yopr sly and .stealtAy ~com..
binations are fully understood, and your
guns will be spiked, oven though man
ned by gallant General aud two brave
Colonels. Look here, Democrats, there
is treason in our camp-mark and MAIN
for life the traitors Herald, 2lss.
The Democrats Of the Second Congress
sional District of Iowa, met IN conven-
ton and nominated q man supposed to be
a Democrat. That man came to Dubuque,
and publicly denounced Mr.. Buchanan,
the English conference scheme, and al
most everything democratic Mr.. Lei.
inywell is canvassing this distslct, still
denouncing the national Administration;
and because the friends Of Mr.. Buchanan
are preparing as we understand, to bring
out a full blooaed Democratt to run against
the mongrsl, they are branded as ''trai
tors" and must be marked and manned
for life! We admire the consistency
though we do not like the principles o
the Buchanan Democrats. The othc
wing of the party, in feigning to b
Democrats, yet dencuncing all democrat
ie measures show that they are arran
hypocrites Dubuque Times.
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We learn that the stock solicitors arc
succeeding tolerably well, yet there il
Aackwardness Ga the part of some, who
should come right up to the work at once.
10 such We would say, friends are you
not wiling to do your part with your
fellow citizens to secure this great neees-
lty TO our town. You know, or viii if
yoa but consider the matter, that with
out railroad yoGr property here will de-
crease in salue. 1t must do il; for with
cher towns, with more life, springing up
On every side Of us, cutting off our trade,
We shall be n alone with nothing to
1fias men to our town, except as they
come TO attend courts and pay their tax
e. Nature las done everything for Zip
ton, and for q while her citizens took
Efess interest in her progress. They were
Ssry anxious AID active lest they should
lose the count seat. That has been &C.
cured, aud since then everybody has had
long, Rip ]an Wrinkle sleep, from
Witch We ar just beginning to awaken,
II seems as if, during this sleep, some o'
Us bad lost a portion, at least, Of that
good sense wbiah we formerly possessed
"scannot see beyond the present day
Nhyi il that we now see vacant house
Ia cur town, 1t Is because We have beer
Oh tie retrogr lie, aud our progress doaer
0ard will continue with increased ycloc
Rs, unless We ot once awake, eyery one Q
u, and do our part TO secure railroad
i0r without It We are separated from IN
rest Of mankind. We shall be LITERAL
nowhere, Can We aGlrd to be withou
afallroad? On this point there Is .
alnesenee Of opinion; we all believe tbs
We cannot. Then acc have got TO tax
hoe and do our utmost. Do you 81
Times are hard; I am not situated :
mat can DO much" just ask youl
selves how it win be if you do not get
iaufoad. Times viii be harder jet, m
hy'n want to go where people are awak'
!0a eaauot sell yonr houses or your lot
out VIII have to leave II ON to the bats, (
remain and rot in them ard With then
We bad better give up some Of our tar'
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Letting welI,, Mouth Padlocked.

Immediately after the nomination of
Judge Leffngwell for Congress, several
Democrats Of this city got up letter
propouuding certain questions to him.
He made no reply previous to visiting
this city TO open the canvass with Mr.
Ysndcver- These Den 0 . met him on
his arrival in our city, and refunded him
Of the unanswered questions lie said
ho should virtually reply to them on the
stand here during his speech in response
to Mr., Vandeyer. OF the tone Of his
speech most of our readers arc cognizant.
1t gave great offense to several Of the
most influential Democrats--the "nurs-
ing fathers Of the party here. Suisse
anently another letter was addressed to
him Of somewhat similar import to the
first, but no reply was made.
A short time ago third letter was
drawn UP, asking Judge Leffingwell if,
should he be elected, he would support
the national Administration. 1t was
signed by large number Of prominent
Democrats Of Dubuque, and forwarded
to Davenport, where the signatures Of
men of high standing in the party were
obtained Ii was then forwarded TO the
Judge, and reply was respectfully solic
itated. That reply has not been received
The Judge il like "a dumb dog which
cannot bark" He is trying to cheat
somebody, but he viii have no opportu.
uity to do it. Hundreds Of his own
party in this county will not vote for him
because they say that he is neither on
thing nor another. The same is thu
case throughout tho District. There il
poor show for the Judge on the 18th o.
October. --DnJa. Times.
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n
The levy for State purposes, made Tor
the fiscal years 1862, is ] ! mills on the
dollar Two mills was the levy. last year.
one hundred thousand dollars less than
was raised last year, will be realized under
the new levy. The fact is one that can
not fail to commend itself to the tax pay
ers Of the State, who feel severely the
rrescnt monetary pressure. We learn
hat the State Board Of Eqnslization Ia
bored under serious embarrassment, be-
cause Of the fact that large proportion
os .bc counties had reduced their ralua-
.;on az real estate nearly one-half. IS
,h,s reduction rendered a larger per cen
tage Of tax necessary, the Board restored
nat had been taken from the Grand Du-
nlicate and cqualized, as nearly as posi-
fia ,be valuation Of lands in all portions
nf tho State. The changes made VII!
cause complaints III some counties; but .
~, carlson of its own valuation with that
Of is neighbors, will show to each county
that every effort has been made to 90 Jus,
lice and distribute the burthens OF the
State fairly. Whatever may be said, the
facts alluded to At the commencement 9,
this paragraph, speak for themselves, ans
.haw that the amount Of tax to be raised
far State purposes has been reduced ons
hundred thousand dollars. -- Citizen.