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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

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n ".-"rt"gu- "f fresh Drugs --E ar..f..a.-s
= \ Pants, Oils, etc, just received s.H f.---..
low Il LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Ssrr,.fS 10

y a-s'-'m. m Of Carpets Ua-. .rt. -r-f
" .''t l.aI rrJ J--,lae.E Cd aaa I'D. e.. ..s. f.y
.'. '.- -. LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
IRON.

100, 900 gS9s ros 3ss soai sse.i- ss Of bgss g,e~
slab iron, bull tougue horse shoe nal rod, round
iron and every description Of tisa tsn used in this
country, just received iii tne order and offered at
the lowest prices by
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
april Q IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
TAILORING.

>.aa THE undersigned respectfully announce %
"A the citizens OF Van Buren aud vicinity that
LII he ba, taken a room IN the house Of Mr. Swi-
gaIt opposite the Eagle block, for the purpose VI
carrying the tailoring business in all it, branch
Cutting done to order and on the latest and
most approved styles. Repairing AID cleaning,
done at the shortest notice.
apil 9, IS MARTIN CABASSKI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

The Prizes 81 E'gles and Prince alfred.
A London ietter 30 the Northern Daily Ex-
press, in speaking Of the Royal family, says:
Prince Alfred treats bis senior, the Prince
Of Wales, rather brasque and off.handed
way-otf handed sometimes with will, for
he thrashes him. to the great distress of bis
papa, to whom the heir apparent Is obliged
to appeal for protection against his boider-
Her Majesty Is represented as rather amused
with these pugnacious pHoPensities of the sec
ond Prince Of her house. Il Is alleged that
the Prince Of Wales pays more attention to
intellectual subjects than his belicase bother.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

fS An Italian in Chicago, worth upwards
of SOC, 900, who owns five houses on Mil
waukee avenue, has seven or eight girls in his
employ, begging aud stealing
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
fkcnII ,nn.In -

y ',5ori'a,a, " readg as...e al...- s..t reel
-. '',,.' ,-L ..L sale ."" Jy Lynch
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
New Drugs.

TEST received at Dr. L. c. Whites drug store
- a nav aud fresh supply Of Medicines, Paints
Oils, Farnishes. dye studs, chemicals &c &c.
L. {. WHITE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

y elegant .ut uI I,n.,, and af..... s..- .......r
- \ and t.- sake l..s ty ..s.s
o., l6 IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Missouri lead.
Soda "a Sasarafus.

4 SUPERIOR article puverzed in Sib boxes
n also in J bbls ana kegs, jv-t received and for
sale by
feb 26, SO HENRY, WILLIAMS Il Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
soap

: Cologne. la-. ra-gisr..... s.-..... ....
'.t .'. "I- N LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
krcn NHnrI.,-

LARGE assortment OF r'anr.r.-F .-..-,
Ia-t received and t.- .a.. low Dr..
",. t". .. LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
GhIlenIl.NA.lr.-

1 COMPLETE as-nrtm,r. az ,r-i..--.r r..-.
4 ,luse...w'rs and Glassware. .... -......r -.l
for -alr low by A rg..ra
OCT lH 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Castings.

y 0nn POUNDS, consisting or wash kat
sOVO tles stew kettles English pots
skillets. bakers and ovens assorted sizes, Iust r,
ceiyed in fine order and Tor sale bv
JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Star Candles a. SOAP.

100 BONES star candles assorted sizes and
IVO weight, 80 DO Boston and other soap lust
received and for sale bv
feb % '5S HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
EEyOticc.

THE Chief Engineers office uf the Little Rock
Il and Fort Smith Railroad Company Is removed
from Ga.ly creek to Eusselville.
JOHN J. SHOEMAKER
feb &c '5S-tf Chief Engineer
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
SaddEery.

NJ EMS and ladies' saddles, brides nartingales
VI surcingles, girths, web reus, De, just receiv-
ed and for sale by
april 9, 50 WARD 4 SOUTHAIAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Winter CIofhine.

'IHE best and cheapest h.. .. ...... ....r..
ever offered n r.-- .ars-- ..-.. ..-..
for sale hs ..-.....r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
{ EaFg-r.

i-'INE English dairy Cheese la-r received ,aI
''l '".' '"" Pep LYNCH
oct 20. 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
COTTON arn
DIVISION ENGINEERS OFFICE.
L. r. L F. 5 r. r..
Galley Greek, April l, '5S.

~ BOXES, consisting of whole half and
~ quarter boxes Just received and for sale
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS q Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Th" Grcatc>t Monde. oil .l, .rs..
EfnnEs s. sIln.,-

J~I received sar..a IT,. .r -.......,
- .s.'."H- "r.N.r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
NEy9 CLOvE.e.-

~ THE JNDEEsIGEEnr.r.. .r-.--.
- Tie public. than he h.s opened 4. .--.. ...-.
IL "l ready made e.g,H.ns L-t- ee.rers-.-
furnishing goods. which Doe a.l.. sa..r t.
cash His stack Was ea..r. .r.-. ..F
are "i the most fashionable and ar. n. .... J. =
haEr ever been .r.u-l. ta t..- market .... l-.-
I"l street attention. also rp supply th. .s...u...
... l's'. '''aS wanu.as. etc Iur.E..a-- v.-r.
iaFiaeT give "z call. and czu..-r. r.. .r.-.r.
stock. ann determined to -.I snra ar.al.. a.
'A'.g A- They r-a he purchased .a., Th.r....
ahl-hcd my store next ro tla p... Dr..4.-..
l.1"'iE h.'es "h.r. / viii De- arrrs- r...I. .-.I
\ Being connected with .E. .......-.--,- ..r
N''h WORKS. aa DOW prepared FL. .r.-rr 3D.
I..iH', with aa artle.. a.1el needed a. s..l.-.4
o HATuAE- wo-uErSg
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

H-The Chicago papers say that George
Peabody, Of London, IS about removing his
banking house 70 Chicago. Doubtful.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Queens ware.
Boots "a shoes.

r5fs large and n stock Of mems boots and
E4i shoes. womens, boys, youths and chill
ESS- dren'- brogau-. just receivrlb bv
feb %, '5s HENRY. WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
|, C, WHITE, NJ. o.,
Physician and SurgeOn.

HAyING located permanently in Van Buron, Of
fers his professional services TO the citizens of Van
Buren, and vicinity. Office at the drug store; resi-
dence for the present, at Mr. Bosticks hotel
Jan. 10. '57-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Tobacco

I LARGE lai of bop tobacco JUS received
'.'' -. , ,,- sale l'" 10y "a LlECu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Fruit,
Pain Killer.

E'BESH oranges and lemons, Just received hv
dec -, 81 HENRY. WILLIAMS * Go
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
april IS, 5S.
NEW HAIR DRESSING AND SHAVING SA-
I00N

II NE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il cjtzeus of Y an Buren, and all soourners in the
city, that he has established himself la the old Bush
house, opposite the Wewokee Saloon for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the above business ia its vari
Gus branches to tie satisfaction oral who will give
me a trial. In connection with the above business
he viii bleed, cup aud draw teeth, plug and clean
teeth, in the best manner at the same place.
april %, SO. NM.YOUNG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Cigars.

On 600 SUPER Cuba yixcs: 10000 choice
- 'rOOO Havana cigars, Just received for
sale bv
feb I9. IS HENRY. WILLIAMS A. 20
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
silk EEandkerchicG.

THREE hundred and fifty silk hAlIkerchi. Fl.
l. for sale hy
may -. - WARD 4 SDT-TlINlsyr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
THE GOLDEN PRIZE
ILLUsTRATED! ILLUSTRATED!

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one
of the largest and best weekly papers Of the dav.
An Imperial Quarto containing EIGHT PAGES,
or forty columns Of entertaining original matter
and elegantly Illustrated every week
A GIFT WORTH ST. CENTS TO $500 90 IN
GOLD. WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH
SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT
OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
One copy for one year ...S 50 90, and I gift.
One copy for two years. go. So, and ? gifts.
One copy for three years.. 90, and gifts
OHe copy for five years.. s 90, and gifts
AND CLUBS
Three copies one year. -. S 90 and 3 gifts
Five copies one yeaT...... 90, and gifts
Ten copies one year. ......15 90. and 10 gifts
Twenty one copies one year 80 90, and 2l gifts
The articles to be distributed are comprised in
the following list:
Packages Of gold, containing $500 90 each
70 do. do. %o do. &c.,. &c., foS ioo 0S oo sasR sasR
10 pat lever hting cased watches 100 90 each
2o Gold watches. IS 90 each.
80 DO. .............. 60 90 each
100 DO ............-. so 90 each
900 I.adieS gold watchss......... 55 90 each
200 silver hunting cased watches. 80 90 each
500 Silver watches. ....-....S : 20 to 25 90 each
1000 gold gUnr,i vest fob chains TO to 80 90 each
Geld LaeEetS, Bracelets Brooches Ear Drons
Brcs5-t Pins. Guf PMS Sleeve Buttons Rings. Shirt
Studs. Watch KEYS, Gold and Silver Thimbes and
a variety Of other articles worth from So qests to
$I5 each
Immediately on receipts of the subscription mo-
nev, the subscribers name Will he entered upon
our subscription bauE opposite number and the
g5ic CORES po0dng with that number will be for
waTled within one week to tie subscriber. bv mail
or express post paid
= All communications should be addressed 10
BECKETT 4 Co.
As and 20 N1lEat Building q35
Broadway, New York
H##Specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
New GOOd>! New C-uuIs
Eu>t Received.

y VIE undersigned would ra.r..-.. ......-.,
1 in bis uuu,ruH, friends aH. H. .....
Ea.F aal Do. Ha- a.t J.g-..,. ... r.. ..... ana
nov ".g..as ru murIFa'rl -...s.r FAIL ari
prices t.r cash sr rrH#..e
80 .a particularly invite tl- r-...... .. fss
.-.'., tn rs .tas- ni fancy -.... ..-.. r. SIX.
E"p.n~- u.aa.'-. TIa.I- Ur'...... .r... .......
shaw '-. Hoo. aaI H.r.- Tr.r- .r.. ... ...... 4.
variety ul iIa.. aaI ~aft-. r....r
ugf l1 '.E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

E-s Notice inhalation IN Communicates
adv ertsemeit under this head
JOY To rUE WoRLp-The greatest Nl}cal Dis
c"ycry OF the iay. Read the advertisement head
cd ~HehuhsIFs Genuine Preparation"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Fancy groceries
Rice.
Sugar.

f. TIERCES fresh rice inst received bv
~ feb 26, IS HENRY WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
New sio Coffee.

pSl RAGS new crop coffee, now IN store aaI
'D')V for sale bv
dec Z, 81 HENRY. WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Linscys

| 0l PIECES lusov.. assorted s,E f..l color.
l w ed. lor sale by
oc. .. 81 WARD < SguTHuATn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
WEWOKEE SALOON,

I will sell goods at great bargains for cash.
L april 23 5S NJ. LYNCH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
PsE&0NEG'.

2 au alr.n Lodge. Nu.G. \. T N. meets
y = pn the ~eenua Monday ju each mouth AT
~ their IiaI Itu, ert lie -tar,.olI. Walden Ry
order oi the lodge.
r.l-r,.-, g..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
For Sale.
For sale.
Summer Clothing,

4 GOOD assortment Of summer clotking-coats,
1 n pants and vests, Just received and for sale
cheap by
april ., IS WARD ,E SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
To Nervous sufferers.

\ retired Clergyman, restored to health in a few
dayS after many years of great nervous suffering
Is anxious 10 make known the means of cure. Will
send tree the prescription used Direct the Rev
JOHN NJ DAGNALL, No. IS6 Fulton street
Brooklyn. y. y.
feb IL '5S-3Tns
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Stationery.

{ NAF paper Lawyers Cap letter paper.
y. fLnn ami g.it-edge note paper. envelopes,
Steel pens, black. blue and rg.l iak ingslil.sink
waters, ceiling WAX, blank accUuu, ami mem,
randum books
Pocket Books pencils etc. f-ll supple. to %
ioend at HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
june 10. 1851
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
LiHiment.

MUSTANG lniment; Young American do;-
vi Arabian do; nerve and bone do; in auantties
to suit purchasers, for sale by
feb 49, 50 HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Extract Of Ginger.

} - DOZ. put cup cxwressly for this trade those
- dealing in the article are requested to call
and examine for themselves for sale by
feb 10, 5S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

Paints & Oils.
bbls linseed oil
tanners OIL
lard oil.
spirits turpentire,
100 kegs white lead No. = AMI pure
Paris green in oil,
chrome dry,
" yellow,
PrUSsian blue
ferrade sienna
Venetian red
Spanish brown
GLOW ochTe,
BED lead.
Black lead
Lltheuge
British iu-tyc
Spanish whiting and chalk.
Putty and iaup black, all on hand and ul
sale by
feb % SIS HENRY WILLIAMS r. a.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Notice.

1 VIE hrghe-; market price .a cash -m. Tar.e-
paid !oT beef hide, drer-siu- .s ..- -r-,l.-
rags la.ow Bs-~waN Bacon Larf H.rr arr ~
"'5 10. ''. NEEE.F
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

100 HoGSHEADS new crop sugar Just re
lOO ccived and for sale by
feb %, So HENRY. WILLIAMS Il Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23

ieO 26. 5o HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
ESoOdcRwaPe.
10 nests common and iron bound busheI
measures.
doz well buckets assorted sizes.
- wirk selves.
- pals, painted and vanished,
cedar brass bound,
buckets cedar brass bound covered
CannesS cedar assorted sizes.
wood trays and bowls assorted sizes,
10 nests cedar tubs assorted sizes
- painted
80 painted toy pals,
20 COCOA dippers,
cedar chUrns, a superior article. all af
winch have been lately received and .pr sale by
feb 20, '5S HENRY WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
The Dutch and Russians in Japan.

The J0rp Cosygut Of the 9ih Of pecem-
ber publishes forty additional articles to the
treaty between Holland auI Japan, Of 30th
January, 1886, and which were entered into
on the ayth Oc;obor last. These articles
place the commercial relations with Japan
upon much more liberal f5otiug than for-
merly. Nasa~aki Is declared open to trade
from the date of the articles. and ILtkoLale
ten months after that Jat"
Tonnage dues are 10 be paid as the rate yf
eighty cents "t gu3il-r per ton.
4 duty of 35 per cent IS 70 be paid on the
value Of al! goods s,!4 until proper tariff Of
imI"rt an& ~Hpar; ,iatcS IS established.
Ih. Use 81 l,Ee5Eu god aD.d silver money
j, allowed
The yaIHe of the silver Sr,srlish OF pillar
dollar l. fixed at rs" -u1il,g~ and bali: the
silver ami Nezirsn dollar at two guilIgrs and
Sftv-fyc cents of rGilLcr.
The Imao-l-'a9g Of o...sa into Japan pro-
hib't-i. Gold and silver ytuua. bee exported.
hut this does not eAtru4 to ARTICLES wrought
in thes- ru,ta.,
Japrne+s GIaa-y e,aa-,s as exported
Tie importation Of y-sa.--tls t:d so..-c o,l-
sr Artirl~- is p-pHlht"L
The Dutch are ssI.ore,! rhr ir-e sxcr,.<4 Of
the christian rl..Ja In l.s-.f oaa I4,t~c, argI
in the burial p.ara, 81. apart f.r them.
The Russian, ..sE- concluded ~.M.Iar arti-
CHS wila g5.e Ia.aues= g.s,ra#r5t. l}y uac
nf thrtn, Ha-.t.- temporarily ar uvrraaeu.iy
resident loo la.s.1 ar. allowed g ng.ur ,a,ir
wives and fannie w.lh t..m.
Nyi-7 z... str 5-e-h-l Stsar.-Tae IN
riyr he J. ze s.,g~ t.,a- H-s.e1 is ugu iu taa
same position t-a%r.f the United States -
Turkey u.-- ssEr years a-o toward EuSsla.
End ti.- B.. -..- > a-Ti-slu> cross the Rio Bra
80 wA.-l Is the l'-uga of -Hc M-xicHu Terri
ts'v. the EN- aauu If Northern Am-rc1 Is
broken. and E4...--su intervention will he
rome necessary E-es1rHe lOgHua. Is Of op.u-
Ion that ~rnts Anna acts Iu cunu.yauce with
SI~ln ia h~ eft rs = Great. a revolution in
MeIl5g and ,hss lass object J., 20 make ,t that
country A.4-Es4 for tie Duke Of Mont
peH>leT-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
LITTLE ROCK.
JENkS BROWN, Master,

ef-as. n " ILL ply rs a regular packet between
ztss-ses5u-. New Orleans and all points on the Ar
kansas river during the seasen
For freight or passage apply on board or to the
agents Of the boat
march @ %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
u ooicII Hose.
Stoves.

{ COOKING AMI coal Stoves. E.r.I.-- rrE -a..
\ mg-. ls-t received and sa. -.... I-- Bod.
'ei l' .i e.. Lynch
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Lawns Z, MnsIin.

I'Wo hundred and ffly pieces painted lawns
L aud mgsliBz, for sale iy
may %, 81 WARD & SOTTUNAYp.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Blankets.

900 PAIRS s, T, y, and point white Mac.
COO kiuac blankets; 100 pairs aud point
blue Mackimac blankets; 10 pairs q uerino bed
blankets, also white aud plad saddle blankets. all
of late arrivals and for sale bv
feb %, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS h Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
WOIaSSCS.

I00 BARRELS superior moasses; 6O5 bar.
w reIs do, just received by
feb 26, So HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Candy, RaiSinS & Figs.

100 BOXES assorted candy; 10 boxes rock do:
IOO 100 bunch and layer raisns; 81 half and
quarter boxes do; l2OOib fresh figs all of which
have been just received and for sale by
feb 10, '5S HENRY, WILLIASlS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
1. o. %. =.

eyT2e. Crawford Lodge, No.6.T.O. O. F. meet
s- at their Hall over the store Of George
- Austin. every Satur itv night Officers
for the present term: w IiaanI y G: II. Per
u Z, y. q: ". B. Heard Sec. h. Nl..luf. Tleas'r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Prints.

DD CASLS prints of new style and suitable for
- - SpnHg trade lately received and for sale bv
feb 2G, 5S HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Winter Goods.

LARGE supply Of Iinsey-. nauns's. f-ar.. g,
n tneiz. ard other winter gool- ,ra.sh ". +! De
sold low by
dc5 J. 81 UPEPy VTrTr.us l. r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-23
Furniture.

IN DOZ. window chairs. % dog. li-b and low
III post bed-ield-. for sale by
HENRY, WILLIAMS e. Co.
aug a, 81.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

.B- The following from the Pacific City
Herald, proves that the Post-Maslers know
when to lock for the news. We condole with
the Herald and assure the Editor, that We new
sr fail to send our paper in the morning mail
train for the West:
THE ELECrIoN.-Ws have been unfortunate
in the receipt Of our mail matter this week.
The Burlington Daily Hawk-Eye, which usually
comes regularly, has reached US but once since
election-namely, last Monday. In another
column may be found all the election news il
contained. Thstour Hawk-Eye has been stolen
by some Post-Master between here and Burling-
ton We have no doubt. This morning We found
in our box the wrapper in which one copy had
been envcloped, but the paper was gone. The
Post Master who stole the paper forgot to dc.
stroy the wrapper. So bungllng thief might
easily be detected, If the Department desired
his apprehension. A man who would steal pa
pers, would steal letters, and wo consider it un.
sale to send money by mail along this route at
present. There is much work for secret mail
Ageat in this region.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

WHAT RIGHT HAVE BLACK MOTHERS TO Lovr
THEIR CHiLDREN.-Some years ago Rev. John
Y. Fee, OF Kentucky, bought from his father
Tan Elder in the 0. 5, Presby terian Church) an
old slave woman who had nursed him r imam
cy. He at once freed her, and she found
home in the village OF Felicity, some ten or
twelve miles across in Ohio. About . year ago,
having been long from her children, the old
woman returned over to her old home in Ken
tneky TO see them.
The meeting Of this old woman with her chill
drsd, after the years Of absence in Ohio, was
very affecting, but their master Immediately
ordered her of the premises and forbid her to
see them again. This poor comiorlless black
Rachel made q feeble effort, since she could not
60 70 her children, to have them come to her in
. land Of freedom; but she was arrested, drag.
gsd 70 Kentucky Jail, and viii probably spend
the remnant Of her days in Kentucky peniten.
tiary. So much for the crime Of . moshers :
loye.-Cin. GAx.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

folo ReBBIRY.-An lrishman, whose name
sa'not learn, entered the Western Hotel,
S'easfson street, on Monday night, and after
'e'assfiug from the pockets OF the proprietor
'-n q money, left the house and proceeded
+" lawrence House, on Valley street, where
'"'d the same experiment. He entered the
" Of dermAn and made . slight noise,
4ea a'oke the German, who asked him what
wanted. Thersupon the Celt struck the
'u'on upon the head. Hans. somewhat ex-
fsa' sapsd out Of bed. and followed the thief,
Ao nsa p'eeip:assly. After . short chase, Pat
eap'afsd and held until the neighbors ar.
''o' +" which time he presented . wosful ap-
ssfa1es, owing 70 the striking measures on the
sH Of Hans, rendered necessary by Pats
s'aiio sforss - escape. The offender wat
Gsn T. jail.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

For tee Hawk.Eye.
To the s'ScIaOOl Tcachcrs,, or Des
MOincs County.
when new law 10 passed it is duty incum.
bent upon those for whose especial bens6, the
law 10, 10 aid its enforcsmsn.-its adoption-
oy all the means in their power refer to the
nsw, or last School Law of Iowa. Though I
cannot say approve Of the law in all its tsa.
lures, yet 1t has some good points. For one,
viii refer to that portion OF it relating to Teach.
srs' Institutes. (Sse section Sc of the School
Law
1 ask the Teachers Of this County. il ,hev
wall not take this opportunity Of bsneG,,ine
themselves, intel!ectual!y-in the end, ptcun;
ariiys
am somewhat surprised that our County
superintendent has not ere this, called atten-
ton to this point Having the guardianship of
the educational interests Of this County. /
should think il his duty.-morally, if not "spe.
cited to make some movement in regard to
this matter; to dispsrse the seeming and ap-
parent apathy Of the Teachers; to bring them
together; to cultivate in them, more of a social
and enserprissng spirit.
The profession of Teacher 10 looked upon a.
q mere maksshtt, Il refer to our District
School Teachers.) Clerks, mechanics and
tradssmen, seek ITO teach school," when they
cannot follow their own respective smploynsrts,
hence those solitary fer," who wish to make
it their permanent profession, have to contend
with many interlopsrs.
think Teachers meeting, laboring and CO.
operating together, may devise means which.
will in she end, raise the standard Of school,
teaching frcm its present lov lssei. viii our
County Superintendent; take some steps in this
matter Respectfully,
DIP,
\ "Dist. School Tea err OF Dss Moines Comfy
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$50 and pretend your family is young,
r~ II being yerv generally conceded m

tE 1t being very generally conceded that
the Republicans Of this State have achieved
glorious victory, complete and thorough, We
nave heretofore made mention Of those who, in
orr estimation, deserved praise for their activi-
ty and efficiency in the canvass. Many others
are doubtless equally deserving, whose labors
have not come uadsr our observation. Among
this number is Edwards, Of Lucas, and many
friends on " the slope" But justice requires us
to say that JOSH A. KAssoN. Chairman of the
State Central Committee, has filed that i'm
portant position in manner to challenge gen
eral appreciation at home and abroad. He has
performed his duty with wisdom and efficiency,
proved himself sqnal to every emergency, and
We hope he may consent to serve the Repub-
lican party hereafter in the same capacity. We
have never had more efficient man at the
head Of our State organization.
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Tax HARxosioUs PARrY.-Ths Gazette Of
yesterday vas again in the suds. A BUCHANAN
De"ocsat refused longer to patrsniss il
upon toe ground that is was opposing the
administration, and therefore outside the Dem.
ecraels party. This is just ~ Ne expseted.-
De dscontinusd his support and refused lsnssr
TO receive the Gazette. That paper, with the
whole Douglas party, will have TO surrsndsr.-
There 10 no escape frsmis. Ths.Prssidens car
r'ss the bag-has the patronage, and is sure
and certain TO put down the rebellion. A wan
expect hungry cur to resist the Establishments
OF bone" as The Douglas party 70 turn their
heads in any other direction except that Of the
Treasury.
quite harmonious and united party, NJ.
Gazette