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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

BREAKERs sAnKAD.-Some Of our readers, who
| take m antefess in European polties, MAy de
site 70 know that there il some prospect Of =
change Of Ministry IN England ere long. The
Parliamentary session will com0aence on Feb. s.
ssd Lord PAimessson 10 likely % meet opposi-
tion, and have trouble, on the following &C.
4 cOunte:
!. He has appointed, Is Cabinet Minis.er, the
Marquis Of Clenricarde, man of such nototi i.
ouely indifferent character that the leading rsli
glo9s societies Of London have been bpsy ever
| s,nee, in getting up numerously signed petitions
TO the QuesD, demonstrating againss the ap
pointment, and eArnessly praying her Majesty
% visdicass the public merAlisy " the cosssry
BY cAncslling l. sss5s.ls II sa.s,g a3
4. 2. ~ hAs been waited upon by : large depu
tAtion from the Dis>enters, praying MIN TO tAkt
steps fof AbOiishing church rates, aad has q
cavAlieriy given them the cold ah0u10ss, shA
they have Indignantly denounced him, BY /
strong and unanimous resolution, and pledged
themselves 70 agitate the question. They gosal
pain, and surely not cau.elesaiy. that Dissens
era, Roman Catholics and othsfs are uniAisl,
itseatsdin being subjscted % shss c0napltsor.
H payment of nouey every 5saf, tos the kespsnI
tasepaf o. she plaOes " uosship exslssivsl
bsloagiog - 10 RssAblisheA OAarch ProsssI
Fant Rpssc0pAlian.] which bss esos1neus ps0pel
sy u iss own, tsiiy aud propehy svailabIs "a
t6iA among oeAef p1Ppo1oa. 81 Aa3sfFT a@
.. As has anneunCsd hss intention Of inesl
duciag . bill lor sssAssssrinSH The Govssaael
4 u DsSksA lndia v she Queen, and o1asiagssh
1a@ lndis ce@pany from III pollsisai popsr
|. Atndossaa. To- sEzAs lndia psePsissosa, w1
/ are powerful, active, wealthy, and iu1nsost1
are already A. arms against ths tf44sisls ~
VIZ nct ashlls vithoaI great pain4sssas.AA' ~
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
" h8a Correspondence Of the N. Y. Times
A Whole Regiment 0f Assasslms.

The sensation created by the late attempt up
on the life Of the Emperor, is far from snbsi-
ding. New developments serve to show that the
conspiracy il NOT an is0ated one, or at least that
the few individuals concerned IN the attempt Of
the Rue Lepelletier, we're not animated simply
NY personal passion in endeayoring 70 destroy
the life Of the Emperor. From England, Bel
gium, Italy, Switzerland and Spain, We have svi-
dence that many Of the revolutionary refugees
were awaiting the coup Of Orisini and Pierri, in
order to make m irruption into France, and to
raise the standard Of revolution in all the revo-
lutioDary States Of Europe. The plan OF the at
tempt, and its execution, were perhaps the work
Of these two desperate men; but the party to
which they belong, in all its Enropean ramifca-
tions, we're spprised Of the moment a. which the
attempt Vas 70 be made, and were prepared to
take advantage Of its results.
II il reported that one ofthe prisoners, Rudio,
has turned States evidence and that, in his con.
fessiOn, be has revealeda plot that does not OF.
fer very smiling perspective for the Emperor.
According to Rudio's confession, the conspira
tors we're 1--WE hundred in number. They are
bound 20 their work BY ! terrible oath, and
their object 10 the assassination Of Louis Napo.
leon. Each year, Or oftener, if circumstances
will warrant the attempt, the whole band are to
draw lots from box in which there willbe Ave
WiuuaM8 uuuaUCSUs lfbS i've metuUefS QfNWtUk
these are held to put in immediate execution an
attempt upon the Empel ors life, which shall be
approved BY the whole society, and By those
who are charged with its execution The socie.
y has plenty ofmouey for carrying out It's de-
signs. al ass 5as sass sl@as i zseriF
BADLY OFF FOR TIMBER -"Junius," :" the
Washington correspondent of the Chicago Tri
bune, in letter from the capitol Of Feb. 6th,
speaking OF the influence exercised BY DR.. Leib,
formerly Of this place, says: ''+i
"Qr. l.eib insists that Carpenter will be Up.
poin;ed postmaster Of Chicago, whether Doug.
las finally votes Lecompton or not, and Leib il
now the power behind the throne Of Illinois,
Douglas complains bitterly Of this" at. n sGt+
II We we're not assured Of the truth Of the
Above statement We should be tempted 10 set il
down for joke as big as old Leib himseif.-
Think OF it! DR.. Leib "the power behind ths
throne in Illinois" before which even the .slttls
giant is made 70 tremhle. Well, IL this Admin
istratiOn Is sunk 20 low a. to be governed in IL
appointments TO Office by the whims OF DR.
Leib, it deserves to be wiped out Of existenc,
as she weakest political power that ever under.
took tbe government Of country, We hasnl,
ever knew = more vain, incopsissent, treacher
Gus man than this same Dr.. Leib, and yet suc
- the kind Of material out Of which great mel
are not unfrequently manufactured BY corrup
Ipolisicaf party. y.-Keosanqua Repab.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

u 1xs kast igsOr chop has disappeared from
Eddyvi lt y supposed that not much short
Of ONE thousand dollars worth Of liquor has been
destroyed since, the commencement 81 opera
tieas. Atretail It w0sld have sold f0f ahree
times that amount, and would have taken the
place 0f tSUuO worth Of The substantiAls Of life.
Eddyville COmmerciaL1
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

The 8. Louis Rspsbliean Aasiag ssaid ssAas
the advocates o. 1tee- iabee 10 Nissouri ''ars
men wAes having ao psegessys - @ssake. are in
1l4essas - - - ssesas aAA aenl@ sevsl y the
srsan ahieAEis sars = iollow sHcA ssyolasion,'
ths Ds4Ncrat rstoss ~ sayin6 that ~ y so1is-
uAas atiange that ~ sdisoF Whe hss teen
shroAyh The bankrupt coars - aispo6sd Of bic
debts by ruining - sssaisssa Should b al
taySsSllio0 aheas tnea nAs hAve - pro0efty
eAslAhs. sti ID AdAs lhss - laSesas cApllAists
= Mipsaed - u lave . - 49, labor
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

Coz. sAn MsDAar, Who took patriotic flte:
eoll Of bis Ohio friends q . big dnaAs at colsm.
-, sou,e months since, pre1nisasyis - asssm'
\ II. .a,iaoa, da,iss efihe gubsrhasGtiai shast
Il Aiapssois. has been promoted fson teas Po.
tdss - the Celanbus paaso1ss !, lRs failed -
u fstuyped q. 3. SsnAAssstssA AlaAssssa, %.
,s,dipg to j,,I programme. and his reccmpenss Il
gts ssal.sd pos, of pesspasaAs = ths capital ol
oAis. q fhe,o is q ssies soasvhsse n iha nsaL
me posoaice 1t the ststs capital h expeesed, -
inaeias, % overlook and oyeravs ths States.
naa, which has been the amoet rahid. Deuslae
vas,x{ = ~ v1joa. spsss ~ zs.tsa sat "a
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

y - We Avs kseshsnbsssf satas iatS1np,
J yssssiday. ssklSk < FaIiissso over the rivs.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

4 - Ths AuaissssAry Of ths bisth DAY Of the
FssAss Of bic country vas csasbsatsd very
Aas1so1psly yesterday BY the parade Of the
Military ssd Fiss Cenpanies Of this city. The
Ru1ss. CepG AseAiss, and shs 4DauSs, Gps.
BsyifDik made aue appearance. AJasAsy al
vays do. Oar streets we're thsoaksas ind pte-
sss,sa - appsasanos decidadiy gAs and AMI
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

Ths usvsling pasGs - well . sock growers
ssds1eovers shoald know that our ferry y run
Iphs vi.h - much ssss@Iaty and regularity = =
issunner, oaaA that there are no dslays in
ssssisg paseseyessr live stock. Dsssssd hosA
~ Asgs, baltsi pork and cut msase' wheat.
-. corn, -, are going iprnsEa i lArSssIy
susy day, and persons m the iasesif sill take
Saos that Chicase and t6e Eass, Quincy,
Oise and the South are reacAed and only
ssasasa via Bsrlington and thai NO delays oc'
eur q shs BxrliAKton Ferry ~ AA.A. Allseasai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

RAfCHOFIB HISTORY
I'D New Volume
The AMERICAN RRvOLUTTON.
LITTLE BROWN A CO, BOSTON,
Have In press, and will publish the LIST Of May,
Volume VII,
Being Volume of the American Revolution
Octave. Uniform with the previous volumes
This n rhe first OF four volumas which will
period Of The American Revolution from The B0chsde sf
Ton 10 the Treaty Of Peace Psrl IN 175a and
great degree from uscrp and unpublished
bis orr the nation during hs first portion Of Tits
u including the blockade OF Boston hsrbJr
raj orrspston Of the co-nry the alteration u The chsrv q
the resistance Of the people of Massachusetts
spirit Of The South We Congress IVA the progress Of
In England France and elsewhere the battles Of
Iesrsln sr Concord ne siege OF Boston the Congress Of
l77e tie chcB ~ Wabng0n as Commander In Chef, the
bsue Of Bunk@ flils Ac., Ac
o he Revolution ndepender Of The preceding Volumes u
the work the volumes viii als0 be published
raely. as the american Revoiu ion Vols J., H., ILL., w.
VIII hs ule page ard binding 10 correspond
rbe hrr volume viii be ssued The nrvs Of Msy and the
oher VII follow der can be prepared fof The
press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08

HREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
@. s. HUMPHREY CO.,
62 Broadway,
Opposite st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ofer 70 The public one Of the
Largest and best selected stocks OF
CARPETING5
70 be found In this couatry, part OF which IL
The entire stock OF large imp ortng house
Declining business which will be sold
TWENTY PAR CENT LESS THAN THE COST OF In
PORTATION.
LOO pieces Brussels carpetipg, 81 per yard
6V pieces mgr Ain crpeng best quality Is cts per yard
AT RETAIL, FOR CAHH ONLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-08


LADY BREAKING Up HoUsFKEEPISg HAS
"A mirror slab snd brackets elegant French plate mirror
~ by rs inches carved frame hut tle used coat f sil
be sod for half price. Call Al lss Spring street.
ANY QUANTITY OF FURNITURE whNrrp-YAxf.
"A lies having from IS 20 $500 worth Of good furniture
calling the addressing fhoe d Oonroy rs Centre
street
ftHAMBER FURNItuRE FIRST PREMIUM ssAM
~ eed furniture. In all coors and styles. ri prices fr
sBto f&0 Every article warranted. " g. wOOnBRIDgE
No sullivan street. three doors from Canal stree.
York.
L,SANsIIED CHAMBER SUITS OF TURYTruRe. IN
S25 and upward. WARREN WARD No I'll Csnsl sreet
old No %, four doors ess, Of Broadway, New York.
LrNAMEIIED AND GRAINED CHAMBER FURrT
~ ture all colors Of and warranted mapufac.
ure hrisbed In landscape fruit snf flowers at N FAR
RfNG1oN's, Ss Canal street opposite Wooster
L1URNrTURE = A SUPERB VELVET TAPESTRY CAR
PEA Asd mats 70 match sso elegant full length
bargain nrr OF May remain II desired
Address J. II. West, hoS 66e Post Office
J>oR sALR-LODgE FuRNTruRE NEARLY Nav
consisting OF splendid mssonic carpet chars
ptdsstes &C. Apply N +. W WOOD, S s-fOlh street.
New yort; r. Psn 32s Grand street wnnamsbure or 70
j. Leach co~er OF NORTH Second and First Williams
burg.
IL trade invited 70 call At frienc pRADLgys
old stand s4 William sree south Of street and
select the best assortment In New York saesbie
cheap FOR ossS We spess from e1gsrsnce and
table stands cornces and picture frames regit
low, with gold. -Four gldess wanted
r AR0E ANY sIEvp1ra APARTMENTS IN aUMnus
Ia and vsrn cnes in wnter, ere afforded II tsnA -
cost 81 infetoy sec3mmodsiiocs by ssns rrrNPrOw1
scrsAu ssassssd 10 pssRvA Ia sod u uwss ssrsse
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26
Chaneery Court al Nashyille.

MeCan Vanleer q -. Thnlp N }. calh.ellsn etF'
ne nlzce 81 The Clssk Master 81 the cha
~ c~ry toart al Nasty iie, IA thr - day
-s.i teas, rnethan - casntlananf, ~ cesn>ri
tie above ga1se kadtt ap4rls a. fite -tlsi4ctt.n
NJ Clerk aud Master hat the sad dciradAuta, $3.50
sstnar<s 4nd Assks GxEsrszS sre FeetlriIts "A
ths stats II Tennessee, AID tbsrcefe thr of8f
nArY tgacess q this C4anot D. served Afsen
tham, Il tiEef<forn Ordered - thc t1rfk &hd
lsief that pulIica,ina he uate Or tner s-cks
IA snrcesssan ~ tlas Nashs &c fairit, ueN~1ssF-r
pabl.shs 10 tise eiis - >4shTfiic, feFffinE tise
.it ras dantsto atar The hrxt term ~ he Stan-
cary tart b. hsden fer tks Centt "a iA.f -isii,
~ the rsiFt house th-rcei tie cry q Nashville, Ga
.the la sirtssy m NuVeacff arkA, atl answer
saiA hl 81 tie saar . D - taAeE isg eeissee ~ 70
tlarn sa1 sct doah far heariae "a t.zrtr
- gNo. H. cffANkS
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26
Nails.

y 000 KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
S,OOO 100 kegs flour barrel nails;
100 q finishing -
100 I" fencing
so " 4, 5, and inch Spikes;in store
and for sale by W. II. GORDON x co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

CUCcFSt"SG G. harden Ia the Lam0er trade,
= -sii ~ssia.se So business at tis cd stand Go.
~ y asd~svl sh--e I Nil be pleased % meet al
a. ras--as~ - predecessor and As many others
- 49, fsve~ -stti = sall. ."t
ker> s~~@r~f -stis cutting Poplar and Cedar
IA N 49, s<ii=a l.reo supply Of whte ana yellow
lAue a ~ ~s~hh-g -ss - sell al tnAnuisetaFer
prtccs-
H.xlnE pArcksssd sA@ AN,ks aud accounts OF the
Cd arm al mo are Axar~ ~ heir ndcbtedncss Will
nlaasa come larNAaa aad st,se bs the itrst 81 sep
rnher, 1 ~lll PAL ther sents With an eAleer
Tor coileCtioa.
Haviag determined 10 aAhefs sieitly te the Cash
system, al orders masi be acoo-apanied ~ikA HE
ulaney es Eelceted
aagssra D. n p~Al's-N, =
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Valuable Free-SoiI Property
mod SAFE

II WILL sell ihe hoase and IA - pre>eft eccei.ss
II aud owa@d - Nm T. Agssby, snaatca ~ nst
street. Snufh Sazbviiia gFoatnR SKY irrt Aad Fan
ning bark lao haa4Tcd- Iila boss = a rricA, ~hh
Also a vacant iot fraatlnK HFh street t1trty six
fret and runaglss hack 20 lsrt ssa incaist iur
5uisding ste fhis > desirable ps1l-ffy ~ thees
s-hiex a set ria ~ efe rarusous that
s.ssd apon prssFts t.slaefs ana woala earnestly
axiss thast wisls aFest 10 real estate
tbs prsl~rty.
Tess % SsfN-k credit q ens, twa And IAres
y-.rs sith uterrst iF,aa aatn.t
! sx- For fustiszs E1Assicalzss eaiien
a. n GIsksrOcK,
81. ks.l Ess.le Asell
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FOR RENT


SEAT aud comfortable dwelling stuFted tust
n b~sosia the Nasty De and ChattAnos.s4 s-Eltfzsi
T-rot "a Hines's A5aisi.z, sstt ssoa ristern and
every convenience NECESSARY render a dszirahie
res sesr~ Apgay % ~ l. ROAp. Jr..
au.as-a M. SO 61arry "a 6
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Necroes Cor Sale.

JITEts- = &C. - II " grnes Tor sale. some 10
w or IL IIEVr.N R0Vs I'm 10 b. 20 years old
Several Et7tg N,I-sp go 40 cnlld each: or 5
good Hons. ri- % q" - ~@s-s old, well qualified
emu De hA hr zee nfFpoa's rood Carpenter 20
year, ola 5 ,ot G nka = mon from 20 40
years Old. a H. HAYNES n GO.
au~l. II
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Extra Chance

AN Offering to FSia 49, s-,rtiui Hsu-e and Lot,
GA Cherry strr-s adi"'ut1g ~ "Crinn buildings,
fuuN ~ roursr - - t,' rr-nV q 20 feet and run
ming hack Isl feet The y sh. - desirable prop-
crty iu the city - rsi-. bisp Store Houses 90
Market street nsas - sirg -. H.-'y -
WI. J. BOYD,
ivI-tf r 20. ~ cherry street
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Nome Again.

AIR. LtNeOuHE eesrrs 10 inform biz
vi isaas @na las pabir grneSally that he has
fns frO..i has NeftileTn tosF al ready % opeD
the fall cam aigsi-
faiiy postss "a ali reeeHi improvements ia Photo
sr4fit n tIipR.ati0grelyb ing hefetsf0re, ssiiuiy
a,oh tA< Hsrts VI his pctafes, aad detefuslasd ~
solra ma srt please, he confidently inF thoss
<ho have aesrr gIyea him fair u4A, % DO 80,
lasi.es xil f3itG his preseat the eaave.
hs,.is< ssa lis4sAhsiy leeaisA q say IN tbs civ
cnesll ssseel. cogss. Of ualoa. seis@a-tls
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Coal stack for Sale.

WE hTvc l2s Fhs,rt Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
w .irb a. go "s exchange for likely young
Negroes 81 city prOTera.
anrsI- q 3. u. HAYNEs & 90.
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To Excl,ange or Sale.

A Likely Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
n i've children the Oldest bog T.. the next girl
10 and on down to an infant, VIII be- sold or
chanced for other Negroes 90 some living Ia The
country and ttat wants thcm FOR their use, and
not for SPECULATION. Apply 10
nnrll-tf WILL. /. BOYD.
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Nc=rocs for Sale.

r HAVE quite n number of Negroes on hand for
Il sale; amongst them excellent se,mstress aud
House servant. Also, several good Cooks, Washers,
sc. Call soon. WM. /. BOYD, JR.
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LtANINN NASHVILLE On
Mondays, Wednesdays. ThursdaVs
and saturdays, AT 20 O'Clock. VI
The new splendid passenger steamer. MINFTONEA
Cart II. C. MATHoNY, Will leave Nashville on Nup,s
and Thursdays alto o'niock, A. NJ
The Ugh, draught passenger steamer, CJ-RA. Clp,
JAMES W HINT. VIII leave Nashville uu WEDNESDAYS
and Saturdays AT 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
Inc hght-draught passenger steamer BLANCHE
LENlS Capt. JoHN l.. BArENAN. viii leave Na-liyIIle
on tuesdays and Fridays, az 10 o'clock NJ
The a'orc named are Ir~t-cass hght 4Irtu.If p,s-
senger Boats and they vii leave regularly uu fhs.r
appointed days, maliup connections ~ padpr.l 4, Ga
the United states Mail packets Tor the above named
places. For freight or passage apply ar hoard nr Ia,
je.2-tf A "a an T.\ -, W.
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q AfONG The lot ~ Eas ~ - Fanlies, two
~ az thre gfa1ng fVor-s ~ vt - - fsur god
House BOYS . bows iron = - ~ Eti uiuhe -r,,.sn
Servants with good tntes fe'- s~ufr and girls,
And . good Blas AsIniiL aod Nsru
apr2s-tf g. . EltN = a co.
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Fer Rent.

THE desirable rasifoc Na. q outiI spruce streei
A iease can b. had, q good tenant- Also, sfgne
la n fSlrs tuFe "a IL aoTth Apfiy tt.s once
ROtitkI efsFz1N,
aagiI-f 90 thr ;sr~ssis>es-