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NoNce Is hereby given that TUESDAY. 22d inst viii
adiGdis,e at my office at Il o'clock M he eSOys contract
SPECIFICATIONS for The contract for the
and south sides Of Julia at its junction with Circus street.
These caysts shall have the form and dimensions marked
the The brick worE shan rest on two
Of sound M by u inch yellow pine panks laid enewise
Of foundations The brick worE sbs be made in tie
ses Mo manner with lake bricks o. ne best qssty
hydraulic cement TO ~ barrels of clean sharp sand axd we'll
The bottom Of said culveris shall paved with bricks
tom shall be pastere with cement in the best manner On the
top Of the walls there shall yellow pine beam inches
70 strongly secured to the brick work al every feet
with wrought iron bolts of inch in diameter the whole
Of eulveris nearest the iron ratngs
the brick work SO as to prevent
The whole Of said coSer shall be covered with iron plates
cas- from The best qualify Of pig on and having the dien-
The each between the ground and the
walls Of said cuyer shall be filled up with well ramed dry
the construction Of said culves shall read
in the best woFkmanlike manner without
Ths whole work to be executed the hes.
accordance with the lines and levels be given by the
City surveyor and 70 the entire satisfaction Of said oeer 9TH
An the materials shall be Of the best quality and shall be
nished by the contractor, well as the labor.
specifications and which may be found Necessary by the
complete the eulvefts shall be supplied BY the
The work shall be by the contractor in the
following the approval Of the adjudication by the
connci complete the same sixty days after, under
of dollars for each and every day thereafter
the work Is not completed
Security Of $500 shall be required guaran.
tee the faithful performance of the
Payment in cash the completion of the work
ceptance Of the by the City Surveyor
well that contractor
to begin hnish the work any part thereof within the
rod fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with the
in WHICH the work being executed the Council snail
have the right 10 annul the contract without putting the
contractor in default as required by article 1905 Of the Civil
Code, and without applying court Of Justice annul
the and without indemnity AVID also well under
stood that the contractor shall time abandon the
work or not finish and complete the in conformity with
have for Of the work the date of the abandon
the city shall thereby discharged
all liability therefor and also we'll understood that
the be resod the contractor and his securities shall be
held and bound in sodo unto the city all loss differ
between the price which the contractor originally
tracted perform the work, and the price at which
adiudicaed at a resale re-adudeAtion.
Bids to be the whole work complete.
New Orleans May Is, 1855
Signedl LOUIS n. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by Landings Of both
Boardsof the Common COUNCIL.
s sisnsS 5 II 4 y Il HaILsNp chairmen
Registered June Il, 1855.
HENRY DUREL,
jel5 It Clerk Of Comptroller.
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Leaves on SATURDAY Z i9.s rs. stsPM
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jane 10. assP. NJ.
E..-. IEAI.I1AHA AM )

lssscssisr PackeThs Splendid new, light DRAFT pas
ssnger packet Nazoo Belle, O. W. Ewing
" Townsend clerk will leave above for Lehore
Greenwood Sdon, Tcua Yaxoo City, and all intermediate
landings and plantations Yszoo river For freight passage
ieis Us. pAGAuD Advertising Agent
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y .and popular Family Medic
Druggists and Dealers At Prop
General Depot Special Age
street, New Orleans, La.
VERMIFUGES,
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonio,
Kerl's,
3. A. Fahnestock's,
McI.san's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
WiBtar's Balsaun of WildCherry
Hastings Eaptha,
Shermau's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swayn's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Xiner's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expeotorant,
London's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
Mclean sStrsngtheningC ordil
sARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bull's,
s. r. Townserd's,
Sznds's,
Old Jacob Townsend
UerpenteT's,
Wyncoop's,
ehaker'g,
GTaefenberg's
Bristol'e
duysottis Yellow Dock.
fLASTERS.
Well's Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew Davidis or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
knapp's Indian
Alccck's Porous,
Grifithis Adhesive.
Holloway's Arnice
LINiMfHTS.
MoLesn'svolcanic OilLinmel
zsxiean Mustang.
Farrell's Arabian
Butlsr's Nerve and Bone,
Hunts.
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horss
herohazt'6 Gargling,
Cherokee.
Jayne'l
AdUK REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
WynkOop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENaES.
Shermap's Cough and Wofr
Bryan's Pulmooic Waters,
| LocOck's PulnOnic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
Lovett's Wahpensor HairGlol
Bafry's fricopherous,
Lyons K athErisn,
ROyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon,s Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusenis Wahpene,
Iaundon's Oriental Hair Tonic
Hauel's Enu Lustrale,
| Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia
Railways Ciscasslan Balm.
PANACEAS.
SWANS Houck's,
| culieu's Indian Vegetable,
isongley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALF NJ
naileyisMacical PsinExtract
Professor Helloway's Oinune
NcAllIsteT's All Healing,
brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
GrAz's HarrisOn's Specific,
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GsisnedI
Approved April %. 1858.
tsignedl CH1s. M WATERMAN. Mayor.


Notice hereby given that sealed proposals above
will be received by TO FRIDAY the 9th day
July next, al IL O'Clock NJ
ie3 32t t. THEARD. Comptrouer
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Ne tsis"s6 way ChA i ii. WATERMAN, Mayor.


Notice is hereby given, that FRIDAY, the 18Th inst
will adjudcate my office, at Il o'clock NJ the above
contTast-
JsIl II t. THEARD. Comptroller
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II II VI . u n ~ n . II y I . m
, ff~-. UNITED STATES TRI- n=.
auHlHkrsS WhEKLY NAIL LINE EuxIf4S
- 80 TO KSBURG. So ~


50 - TO vICKsBURG.
TUESDAY, at O'clock r. NJ,
The magnificent u. Mail packet Capitol, Capt Wilson,
Gin OF the Princess1 will onaldsonsie
qRemine Baton Rouge Port Hndson Bayou Sara River
Landing Fort Adams, Naschez Waterproof Rodney
seph Grand Gulf WsTrenton and Vieksbug, EVERY TUES
1he CAPITOL connects vcksburg with the steamer u s.
AID and will lake freight al landings
as high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at s o'clock p ~,
The magnificent U. S. Mill packet Lucy HoIcombe
Capt j. NJ White, n place Of the Nicksbnrg) will
Donadsonvie Plaquemine Baton Rouge Hudson
Rodney. St. Joseph Grand Gulf nrenon, Vicksbufg Mi-
ken's Bend, Lake Providence Stacks Landing, skpwh
Landing Pitchers Point Ashton. Grand Lake Washington
Carolina Landing and Point Worhiogton, kVERY THURS
The LUCY HOLCoMBE connects at vicksburg with the
steamer RANGER and will lake ght for all landings tho
Yazoo river As high up Greenwood
SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. Mnii packet Alice Vivian, Capt
T. p Leathers Din place OF the Nuchez will leave Donald
Red Eiyer Landing Adams Natchez Waterproof Rod.
ney ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf Warrenon Vieksbufg EY-
EhY SATURDAY. At O'Clock r. NJ.
The steamer ALICE VIVIAN ut Yicksburg with
the Yazoo river as hig up Greenwood.
Inc mentioned speudiu packets Will leave
their regular days. without FAIL the appointed
business entrusted 70 their care win be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These will responsible for any letter on package
containing jewoy other valuables unless
bills Of adng taxi specifying the value
the freight psd for ans valnabes deposited with clerk
By the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passa g apply on board OF e
CARROLL HOLMES a CO.,
Union Row, IS CarondOlet n.
1ell ~ 7. b. SMITH. No. fchoupitoulas st.
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~ surL,e's CoMNEEClAL COZ
lt0nl cofHer Canal and Camp strodis-EntFsnet
- ~ no. canap slrost.
-<-114W Book Keeping. Fenranshn. Commercial
cle1.ons and taught b practical exercises and In
Nrietioap, impaired Individually and classes.
NJ Snla particular correcting posting
oeir opening hooks averaging ljusfn Adeonnls
ea.te1leke mfle y
Is 500 (<1Erh) DOl.LARs REWARD.
IN Nan away On the I'm January, Qht grit named
n hENsl er GORDON, a2ed ahopt "a years weighs
< aront o1 pounds feet inches height; easily
Fhie1cI or cfosrd when spoken
n hin mousiarhei dfcssod when he len in black
ceck I'd effneff pants, fab doehc
MoDoS SELL's Restaurant
fs III Common sis1tt
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oUAoHIrAs RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. lg.h inst. stsr.M.

Leaves on SATURDAY i9tf inst. stsPM
/, IT. = FOR CAMDEN DIRECT = THE
lG4NlIty5 light drAueht packet Comet, Ru-
gene Elliott, lnaster will leave AS shove for Cam
deu Beach Hills Mleris Bluff Champagnole Marie Saline,
Morean Pigeon Hills, Alabama Landing Oachta City Bayou
BorthoemeN D'orborne, Trenton Monroe Columbia Har-
risonburg Trinity all way landings Black Ouachita
riyers. Forf.eight passage, apply on board.
jel5 J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
The Comet will with Fox Marshall,
for Saline and Bartholomew. Giving clear bills adng.
Leaves on SATURDAY. i9h nlat, atsP.M.
~ STEAMER RED CHIEF. LEN
- Moore, master, g. p Work. clerk, for OuachitR
Camden Champagnolle, Marie Saline, Alabama
Landing Ouacta City, Trenton Monroe, Columbia .rris
sonburg, Trinity aud all landings the Ouacha and Black
rivers.
jeI5 J. 8. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
The Red Chief entirely new built expressly for the
trade has chartered by Capt Moore for he
and fall business shipper and will have
Of ne summer packet b. giving her lioe al patronage
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CoMpTRoLLER--oEEIoIAL.
coMfrRoLLERIs orFIoE. :,

coMPTR0LLER's oFFI0E.1
City Of New Orleans. June a. 1865
No. $685.
Resored, That The adjudication or the contract BY the
G9p oiler for erecting ngne house for the
Fire Company No, "a, TO John Notwithstanding Dolan
A. n s0 BE- and the Is hereby rejected and the Comp
uoer author zed 70 resell to the lowest bidder
notice 10 thu ocia journal the aforesaid contract subject
the approval or rejection Of the Common Council
return 10 John MeViitie the deposited the
sale, as security ~ such cases RI CURED -
tSignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro board Of Aldermen.
lsignedI j. MAGfONI
Approved June IL, 1858.
lsgnedl H. N. SUMMERS, Acting Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY 2ls, inst will
adiudeate my oce at IL oclocA the above contract
tel4 " T. TBEARD Comptroller.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sand popular Family Medicines which they onr to supply
Druggists and Dealers Al Proprietor lowest wholesale prices
street, New Orleans, La.
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isignedl oiiAs. N. WATERMAN, Mayor.


Notice is hereby given thu. FRIDAY 18th inst will
adjudicate my Office IL O'Clock NJ the above contract
jel67 r. THkARD. Comptroller.
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cn,sexzz oys'cz, y: 7g Camp Y , ,sss
U1ds tb4 rre snaetiona NJ yssesy and che day
s lh>s ~ more willing desire The part Of drawers o.
20 re.1i<s is.dsy- ffe;iinAries arranged for
11< s1as<c1n-at q x discount for sight drafts on ev
sxss1 seapd having closed a the LATTER
EHoro amount 81 'afes 'A5s sight zoid at
TX i1pornt 6u< hN 4 rather 10 o~ iof quotation, and We
- e1e ss Ben deno There were sAies o. Eve
dlaco1 thirty d>ys sight a * and donbls
y >r}<11 = " 81 il Discount rhe otsTmes q good com
~ xtf k31 esrs 1zrrsr Today than day o. the
~< n, ~ ssvsrzl t<sns.sions a. * q cont dis
u zs1Ifoe iAsf> va % change Bill Of zdiux drafts
81 1ol ~ n6f<4 ton< nom 1o7K 1o7& q lcssz. The
H4 ~ }4n ~ HIGHER r<trs W. d not learn Of
~ 114al lr>as4e$icns iu franes.
~ 81 a. party ~ 1300o February and March paper At
6 e6ok id fxuo0 sx mcpd,s and siuooo or there
z Il Is pr cent The calls the banks very mode
~ ~ 4r Business settling down to The summer order
of ID b1nkr cannot than obtain d their
1e>cjlrs bnerds Though Directors hsse departed the
16t o66 re 10 sxeoutve ocsrx q he respective
11r1 ~ haze ae1dns 10 the dltos :, which they were
1 10 p4r1o1p. Our VIEWS of his annual haxra are that
11>fthsI oduAl ID eccsps dIrecorshp In our banks
H>Ir ses unleN he Intends 70 rctnan the spot II is
1s1} o>s.bs tnor who 10 who n banks Our
intended appy hose Who extend their
rae sxoursiqas 20 further than ss@hore resorts
xh1>S rcos ro cor>ider suburbs city But have
nk f<e<1ssA @Ad DFselors vho sbslcate every
t61ussl<S 10 esy te pleasures sn consfvAies VI
eHpa oT fau and nst n9ntha q the
In ons Vrd 81 no ns Some Of these gentlemen leave
eca dkcctoas t1~ e n<iuiions should be governed dur
1ns her absence Tho<a ways about bi4
Inu I84da< n4xhan and officers among bound
<ea1 &1oa< " Ito ye<f NJ aud She out They
>xsupls teif and actions OF those who
y snaFsaa"ts = y 10 'nsAds ~ hss' they are ssea
sIs "A, IA 11s done Shocks today The only
e sziss GU. saat .l2s
Z. UL4s~.4. 44~.-. III.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves SUNDAY. June ~. at 10 A. N.
re-. EORNASHVILLE,, CLARKsvTLLE
lAnihR Canton, kddyyile, by cusbufg, Smihland Pad
ueah, Metropolis, Cairo, Columbus, Hi kman,
New Madrid and intermediate landngs citing Memphis
with the Memphis and oad
the Illinois Central Railroad taking though with
dspaichIhe hne, regular passenger packet Red
Rover, W. Strong master " shaekeford clerk leavesas
above. For freight passage apply on board.
jei7 J. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE D
City Of New Orleans, June IL, 1855
No. 1851.
Resopei That the Comptroller he hereby author
lied TO sell TO the lowest bidder after five days notice in the
official JOURNAL contract for making ballast
wide Front between Triangle
First District said roadway be in accordance with
specifications of the Surveyor and the adjudication subject
10 the approval o rejection Of Common Council.
Signed) A. LANDRY,
President pro Board OF Aldermen,
CSgned) j. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldei
Approved May n. 1883,
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NoNce IS hereby given that TUESDAY 22d inst vii
adudce at Office at II o'clock NJ The above contract
je5 II T. THEARn COMPTROLLER
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4 t,aoyon ABLE coxsnn. commus DE

Secretary board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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COAST AND LAFoURCHE.

re COAST PACKET STEAMER
lahaakkas SaiIie ftObinsOf-To and from N. Orleans
- Bayou Sara Fort Adams, willamsport, Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings the sAlIfE ROBIN
SON, =, T. Gross, MASTER in place Of the BELLA DONNA,
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening O'clock
Bayou Sara Wednesday evening arrival OF the
from Woodville.
SPA will be the receive freight Thurs
day morning.
H-PaTeular attention paid the receiving and landing
paengess and freight AT all hours Of the day and night
yzsu HOLMES OLAUSS, IA Tchoupitoulas St,
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P.N.
OpelOusas vim The Achafalaya.
, R|s. FOH OPELOuSAS-TTTE NEW AND
= light draft steamer Bayou Belle, Capt John
Lyons, will leave above taking freight and
passengers Smmespor, Old river, all landings the
Atchaalaya. For freight passage apply board Bayou
de Glaize freight taken up far as Mil Bayou.
my3i J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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FOR EL0UsAs.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at O'clock P. N.
Hs%. - FOR OPELOU AS-THE NEW
III STEAMER w. burton, Capt q; Z. Lou.
aier built expressly the trade, will leave
above taking freight for Old River Smmsport and all landings
the Atchasaya For freight passage apply board
M JOHNSTON CO., Front Levee st.
iy14H Cnstomhouse street.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
Tragedies In Kansas.


AWFUL CALAMiTY.-Some time last week, the
cabin Of Mr.. Shafer, about three miles this side
Of Manhattan, took fire and burned down,
burning up four small children. Mr. Shafer
was absent from home with his brother-in-law,
hunting claim Mrs. Shafer had gone out in
the evening to q neighbours, nearly mile dis
tant, to get some medicine. The house was
discovered on fire, but before any one could
get to the spot it was entirely cnvelopcd in
flames. The remains of the children were
found near the door, where they had suffocated
and burned to death. Mrs. Shafer is now in
Manhattan, nearly maniac
HoRRID MURDERs.-Reliable reports from the
Little Usage have been received, TO the effect
that two Free State men we're brutally murder
ed by the ruflians near Fort Scott, on the 9th
of March
One old man by the name Of Denton, for.
merly from Missouri, was called out about 10
o'clock at night by two men in soldiers
clothes, to inquire the road, and was shot
dead.
At another place they called on Mr. Davis.
who was in bed with his family, and wouldn't
get up. The rufiians shot through the window
and wounded him in the hand.
At another place they called out Dir. Hen
bricks, who was up waiting on sick wife. He
got back to his bed, exclaimed, II nm shot! !"
fell across his wife and expired. Only two men
we're in this house, but q company OF nearly
dozen Immediately rode past.
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sB In regard TO tie charges preferred
against NJ. Morris, State Treasurer, by the Ga
zette OF this city, Of being defaulter, the Keo-
kuk Gate has the following, which satisfactorily
disposes Of the matter:
In the early part Of the late session bill was
presented in the Senate by the Committee Of
ways and Means, authorizing N. L. Morris, State
treasurer, TO borrow 500, 900 on State bonds,
Senator Trimble, Of DAVIS county. moved an
amendment that the Treasurer be required 10
bring the proceedsin gold and silver. This was
aovoca'ed oy Trimble, Rankin, and Others. and
warmly opposed BY Senator Neal, Of Marion. and
uo'ed against ~ him, Sen Ator Coolbaugb, aud
Others, and vas voted down. Morris considered
himself authorized to brn, the proceeds Of the
bonds in exchange as exchange seemed 70 he
preferable to gold and silver. The Treasurer
sola the bonds for 5000, 900. and carried to Des
Holmes about $4,000 in gold and the balanc.
10 exchange on New York. He let Hoyt Sher.
man 4 Co., have about $40, 600 Of the exchange
ana q +. Allen shout the same and took the;r
certificates of deposit. TIE balance Of the q.
change was retained by him. Messrs Hoytl
Sherman Co and b. =. Allen sent the eT-
change east for acceptance, and gave evesy %. |
snrance that the money would be paid into the |
treasury % soon - they heard from the 0rawees !
The exchange Of Cook, Sargent 1 Co. ana ~ |
certificates Of deposit Of noyt Sherman b Co.
and money in the Treasury amount 70 $1,000
more than all the liabilities Of the Treasurer.
This u the report Of the committee headed by
Lyman Cook, Of Burlington, one Of the most
prudent men in the Senate. Morris may have
lcted onwisely, but he should mot b regarded
detauiter until the gentlemen named, among
'he best bankers in the State, fail 70 meet their
swn paper, an event that no one anticipates.
We have made particular inquiry about these
W The iacss.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

The PlONEERs OF CINClNNATI.-The Pioneer
Association of Cincinnati celebrated the seven
tieth anniversary Of the settlement of Ohio. At
the Burnet Home, in Cincinnati, Wednesday.
A large number Of venerable men aud women
from Ohio. Kentucky and Indiana were in At.
tendance, including Mrs. M'Cord, daughter Of
glorious old Simon Ken,on; Mrs Frances II. St.
Clair, grand daughter of Gov. St. Clair Ars. E.
II. Highway. the first white child born in Cincin-
matt; Ar. Patterson, Of Lexington, Ky, son
Of one Of the original proprietors Of Cincinnati,
and other veterans.
Il is proposed to erect in Cincinnati, beau.
tifnl monument to the memory Of the Pioneers
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

ueorge Wells, revolutionary soldier, aged
~. met singular death in Sewer county. Tenn,
some time in March. His son had cut tree on
the hill near the house, and the log rolling
down gained such momentum A to 70 through
The aide Of the hoSss, and sesikine lie cid -.
ueoan. fracture his skall Re - the fhshar
of - ohildeoa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

WHAr NExT!-Lecompton has made its last
appearance on any stage. But that Pugb and
Bigler, and others of Mr. Buchanan's leading
supporters. have denounced it in the Senate, the
Administration might fall back upon and pass
the Crittenden amendment. But this would b
an awful caving, to say nothing of the figure
Lecompton would cut in Kansas when voted ON
by the people. What will the Administration
doS Let the bill die 2
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

The people St. Paul have just voted to raise
loan OF 100000 to complete the bridge now
being constructed over the Mississippi at that
point. The estimated cost ia $4,000. 1t is
intended that the structure shall be completed
some time during the coming summer.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

VIcE-PREsIDENr BRkcKINRipGK.-Iti is knosn
that no personal necessity has induced the Vice
President to abandon for the present the Chair
Of the Senate. He has left Washington for Nes
Orleans. II is worthy Of note that up to this
day no man knows what is his position on the
Lecompton Constitution. de has main aimed
rigid, unhending reserve, s;rikingly in contrass
with his general character, and il is asserted
that the best informed political circles in WISH
ington are unable to say whether be is for Or
against Lecompton. Certainly, he has neither
welded the power OF his Office or his private IN
fuencc in aid ofthe Administration at this crisis
Il Is argued from this silence that lr. Brecsin-
ridge IL, in his own mind. opposed TO the pole!
ofthc Administration but, being a member Of
it, he. has not felt ~ liberty to embrrass rs &C.
tion.-Bufl Com.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

AccIDExr.-As the Minnesota Belle Was leav.
Ing the ievse, on Saturday, the high wind threw
her against the shors. and smashed one Of her
vhssls vssy badly. Shs crossed ~ rvss, aAa
laid ap See eeeaisA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

An EXECUTION IN SULLIVAN COUNTY, IND.--
On Friday, the I'd, inst, Henry Todd, the negro
whose trial and conviction Tor the murder Of
Macon Underwood. another negro, We noticed
some days ago, was hung in Sullivan. The
Evansville Journal says that the prisoner had
been taken to Terre Haute for safe keeping, and
brought down on Friday morning. and exhibit
Cd TO crowd Of some three thousand, gathered
70 witness the scene. lie was then taken to
jail and kept there till l o'clock, when be was
brought out and hung. The execution Was Wis.
IDLE to the whole assembly, the Sheriff having
90 fer yielded TO tbeir urgency . 10 lower the
fence et one side Of the place Of exsu.ion.-
Iney threatened to break Il down If be did mot
SUCH heathenism u disgrsceful, and the weak
ness OF the Sheriff 10 hardly less 70. 60
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

ROBBERY AND BURGLARY AT OQuAwKA-We
hear that the stores offs. S. Phelps l. Co, W. r
Jamison and Moir Bros, at Oquawks, were
broken into and robbed, Sunday night last, as
we'll as number Of private houses. But what
booty the thieves secured We did not learn.