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TIE FAMILY HERALD.

The Berlin Heights Free I.OveaS-Xntercsting
Intelligence sbcat Utsf, ard TIN. Mormons-
| Aliaiis Ana Euroie-The War In II.diu-The
| 8EaDeas Corpus Case fo1 the Custody Of u
new WiNe-Latest News. Sc, tse.
| L. the FANNY HzRALD Of this day "wednesday will
| 10 found
a. Highly interesting letter from our correspondent, at
Ssodusky Ohio giving account of his visit 10 the Free
Love colony Berlin Heights their ideas OF marriage.
social petty, &c.
An interesting article about Utah and the Mormous-
They vii not leave Cta-Prospec of army at Fort
Bsdses-The Mormon Feeling in Eagand-The Best Way
o send Troops TO SAT- Iake-Sketoaes Of the Mormon
Apostles orscr HYDE and John Taylor, &c.
ALAS IN E-Iope-ieters from Correspondents Of
Leaioa AID Paris
News from InGa-Death Of General Havelock--Gen
wmosam's Division defeated by the Gwalor Mutneers-
Ehe.ish Regiment Cut TO Pieces-Sis Colin Campbell
Deieats ,he Enemy, &c.
Tho Bride of an Hour-Proceedings of the Supreme
Court ID the case tor the recovery Of New Wife.
Tie Paris Fashions for January.
Cotlary notices OF Mad Rachel General nAveiock,
Redsctd Pascha, Count Rsdeky and other distinguished
persors.
| affairs in Misunderstanding of Congress.
full and carefully corrected report OF the Retail
Prices Of ali kinds Of Marketable Produce-Famy Mar
keiing cheaper than ever
Editorials on the current events Of the day.
| The latest intelligence by telegraph otherwise
With the Local News Of interest in this and the adoin
ing ctiesPolce Rerorts-Thes,rcal Mstters-Commer-
ois and Money Narkes-Reports Of the Cattle Market
Marriages and Deaths FOR the week, forming large
amount OF general and interesting reading.
Tcrms-Only 81 year: -four cents single cory. To
DO obtained Of the nows agents and at the Office
Portraits, Painted I'm Ten Minutes, Will he
" roauced nes, week on photographs dollar aesd at
HOLMES, 80 Broadway.
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Smithsonian Houuc. broadway. corner OF
u he best ~ he city for travellers Rooms at reduced
Zoe residents.
Shirts for Is5s-Ready Made, or Made tn
measure, ill sires nj mcLAUGELINs, corner OF Murray
aud Ureen ~ich streets
e. Edwards Lester. Attorney and Counsel
selor al law. ll9 Nassau street, room M.
CheAs,nen and Domin0cs Below Cost, at
ANDREW A. MOsER'S. " william street, opposite Plat
street.
Crfstedoro's Hair Dye-Besf In the World
WIGS and scalps superior 81 others For sale the
privately applied "a. NO. Asior House.
Bctche,or's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
The The WORLD srpassln AL made Sold applied
a. ne mandatory, "a broadway.
BsrTy's n ricopheroua IL the Hest ana Cheap
aricef for dressing besuiyng curing
yng resoring he bair LAdesyk sod BY al druggis
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Ccvaryh. Cstsrrb, Cetsrrh.-Dr. GoodnIe
positively cures caarrh. once 80 rrosiwsy.
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Political Intelligence.

KANSAS EIEcnoS.-Thc telegraph yesterday brought to
that the pro slavery party In Kansas had
cured majority in both branches Of the recently chosen
State legislature The latest resbe returns that
OF the election on the s,h inst give the following re-
suit
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UOIrsr or RppRpsHSTArrxt
Dist. r. State. Pro-Slar. Dit r. State. ProSld,


There now members elected 10 three distinct Legs.
atures in Kansas, TO wi-be legislature elected under
the 1ecompton constitution, the Territorial Legislature,
and the Illegal Legislature chosen under what called
The Topeka constitution
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MARRIAGES AND DEsTHs,


FRAST-JAcoEs-On Sunday, Jan g, by the Rev. T..
Hcrnberger the residence Of the brusgrocs father
No 49, Aoaroo street, lsfDo fssNK, Esl, 10 BuScA,
youngest daughter Of Nr Joseph jacobs Of South Brook
Ign, Y.
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The EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WASHINGTON IN
hcIMoND-I gives inexpressbe pleasure 10
that yesterday IN the presence Of thousands OF citizens
OF our own and other states Crawford equestrian statue
Of Washington was elevated 10 rs summit pedestal the
monument. For two hours hung, beautifully poised
upon the monument, the effect being most grand About
r. NJ the statue lowered the pedestal, and now
remains safely supported strong beams the top
of the monument This morning the openings for the
curing bolts viii be properly hted and the statue firmly
fixed on its basis.--Richmond Enquirer, Jan. ~
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DECISION OF THE KENTUCKY COURT OF ArPEALs
on TBE NArURAfzAroS 1Awsl will be remembered that
Judge Goodoe, Of the Fsyette Circuit Court OF Kentucky
decided IN the Of Morgan Dudley, that natura
zauon by the state courts not valid. The case was
carried up and the Court OF appeals has reversed the de-
csion. The following prOp,s IONS we're unanimously de-
cided by the Court voter may sue the Judges OF
election for illegally and cOrrupy refusing 10 permit him
to vote. Naturalization In state court In pursuance
OF the act Of Congress- Is valid and coners citizenship
D. That the Lexington City Court authorized by the act
Of Congress- TO naturazc al ems That according 70 the
constitution Of Kentucky paturazed citizen having the
other qualifications of voter Is authorized TO vote as
soon a. naturalzed
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

MnANr, Jan. 70, 1858.
Several Senators met this morning, bet there
not quorum, they adjourned I'LL to morrow.
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The Augusta at Savannah,

The Augusta mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 20, 1858.
Tho United States mail steamship Augusta has arrived
here in fifty six hours from New York; all well.
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The Ohio River.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26, 1858.
The water in the channel OF the river this point re-
mains stationary, notwithstanding the heavy yes
terday and last night
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Weather Reports.
NJ the Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Tele
graph Lines.-Oflcc "a Wall street.
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Markets.

WASHINGTON, Jan. &c, 1853.
The mail from all points South late as due is 70 hand
but brings no news of Importance
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Large Fire in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 28, 1885,
This morning FIRE broke out in Holt Mason's lumber
yard in this place. and destroyed property % the amount
Of $780, C0 which there iusur Of $50 GOO
Two franc buildings adjoining the yard, and occupied
saloons, were also destroyed. The loss them will not
probably exceed $40 OOO
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The Europa's Advices at New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. rs, 1858
The advces per steamship Europa received by the
National line and published exclusively in evening
editions of the Associated Press.
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Convicted OF Murder In the Second Degree.
MONTGOMERY Pa, Jan. %, 1858.
The jury In the Of the boy Archer for shooting his
brother have rendered verdict Of murder In the second
degree,
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Crfstedoro's Hair Dye-Besf In the World
WIGS and alps superior IL others For sale the dye
privately applied "a. 40. T. As.or House.
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Chessmen and Dominocs Below Cost, at
ANDREW A. MosER'S. " william street, opposite Plat.
srp
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Boston, Jan. &c, 1853
Tho following arc the foongs OF our bank statement for
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e. Edwards Lester. Attorney and Counsel
selor at law. ll9 Nassau street, room ny.
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Brtche,cr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupccs-
The best ~ The world surprising AL made Sold and applied
N the usnufscsory 20 broadway
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Shirts for ts5s-Ready Made, or Made to
measure. all sres, nj mcLAUGHLINs corner OF Murray
md t,reen ~ch sb eets-
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Smithsonian IIouze. broadway, corner Of
Hous:0 sirocThs hotel conducted the European pan
Il The best he city for travellers Roous at reduced
f.s.
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BsrTy's n ricopherous IL In. Best ana Cheap
aricls for dressing besuying. curling preser
ing aud restong he nar. Laeesyk sold by AZ druggs<
Crvsrrh, Cstsrrb, Cetarrh.-Dr. GOoeisIe
pc siiivoy caarrh. once 81 rrosiwsy.
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Portraits, Painted In Ten Minutes, VIII he
nroauced net week, on photographs one dollar aesd At
HOLMES, 80 Broadway.
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E1JW - ggunW Haes-.
eose1ppSss ~ - naasie 90
N VII.
kas ss 1t% wSsncsv ksI
asvotgSIss, a.neI ~ rssv los4s
Aa tsethes -, .sI6sS see1gint - e
sstionA = - psssntls u ~ Isss WV
eelt1tsoo, thas I'll power = Ens r.
&eplt, - thAs shsis righs . eIeSs J,
~ goyeen4es1t - lnal5e abJs ~ iSS.
- pspSse ~ - tAas 60 1ss,
- psep1o u 9eosao ~ power ~
13eiis& f1sjv Qtnsfieus;sa q Ira.,
rsl pisees.r Ihis y ~ doctsiue y 49, I
I'D will, 10 de- tims, Be- the does,,.
0epeone Court tsa 81
L b1sbs<b ND - - q es.as-..
seee1lsny tkS Des1ags u ~ -
with 6011rla Gk1l 21elass4gea - ~
~ peepse Of Kansas . alter thsis n.
= my zine. Tt 6saasesial rensss ..
neeaeiyas ths idee shas that any 800 <
iicn n = - made. !" CSsorssaS i -
~ truly, 49, - ps~sv n ssis5I = *
1gsts Obatsi1sfisa" Asy Csnsses.....
elssslioa, u ~ chasaceer said 8 A.
contemplated, would b utterly v.I..s'
espe ~ purposes of deception. n -
avotI1eSe % . semp0vasy shelter e. r.,
6s1Aeegsss, avhe intead y saps... ,. "
eoMpscn fraud, - IL plea ofNooels,
ei9nsy vas ~ tkooe Who soppopted n. ~.
- fraud. iDes ~ 0oushssn lesa1r Nv
Deoa - sugsv ~ pul @ a. n 49,
nexieee tAsy seA make ~ - bsssss ~ 4.
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[Csrespondsacs Of the New York rriAsae:l

Tho A.:H ;.:--.:.
c,o. ne s.a,n a'es..ea.ng cemmsses Are very
ciose-moutneo, out their actions evidently
sno" soas !ney smell WOODEN. They have been
aluuuy misieo 70 some Of the best investga-
uons, out ere nov on = hot scent. Rumor
says tnas wr'ss are OUT ior one or two members
= 'ne 'ass mouse, whose presence here j.
deemed urgently necessary. Look out for
ss.nnnng oeve,opments. z sl
S 80. =. ou.elas Oelted states Senator elect
.o Om M.nnssO.a, mas eApncis'y contradicted the
ssatement ma. no ne: agreed 20 support le-
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\ ~. Douglas report - shs Lscompsos 1,
t0don u said 70 BE- IN able one, asd " b
powerfully upon The party In the NsvS
WesA Admitting kis premises, no -
Administrrtion can avoid NJ eoscIv-I
Dssading upon Ne 6eesssns 20 ~ -
I'll, md To- in6sssasens u the Cineisau1~l
forn, - y inpssgnshls - agsinss ~ a.
tration Opposition. and win how his way =,
~ SostAcIee. The power 81 Ahio leeIc =
~ ag.lnss ~ cppessoes. Ane tksgs~I
e. ~ Ssaots oeosssoe n 90 H. % -
- PIP. "a = i@psleiga, aA1 - ~ -
upAtioD - = bezsA tfo0 b. oppossnfr ~
ninse1f Into o. nk-hdsIfne srr.o...I
their heads thick - hail and viaS &S
trip hampsfs. Upon 1Deisg hin d -
ats tnco6ntsrs, With opponents pspsIrs.
afosnd him, launching tAeis qusssjoas \.
tsrs would Ahsir speass as lion ~ 4,
oftea reminded Of Roderick. Dhu uish n.
TO the rock and bis trusty 6lade Ii MA wv \
when BIZ has silencsd and discom6ssed -
arouad him, h. towers Up In 81, - -.
and bravery Hef the hero Of tie Ala.a ~
stood surrounded BY his wiDdrows AZ ~,
He says that be fought thas doctrine q Z
Y .overeignsy" through against the
80 a"~ - 80 ~ BVUO I4Ss4p on0 mot = =
serve the Interests Of slavery, and Il ~
nov bocoDe dsad lister as the dietn
slavery.extsndsrs and disunionists; "a Z
his fealty % the doctrine he i 70 BE- p<r..-
% . political death BY his Democrasic -
b gives them notice that hs shall a. -
hcreoyes. - that eonaiss, thsy thenalwr
probably 6ad burial, = wing Of shas -
Your readers may rest assured that BE VI
&c yield an iota. He has thrown his = M
The iIsas befoss ~ ps0pls; md such ! I,
ture Of his composition, thas - viii net ~
abate jes q his warfare until verdiet n
people y rssdesed. WIKI NJ win = Nsv1
nnaes ~ TIE De@oesaAs 81 he Nossk snl N
while Democratic Pennsylvania i becoais q
most unanimous = her rejection Of ~
slavery President [WasAiDgsoa Or. X
Independents. t@f ra s.grs.H
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lIv5 ekasss ssAsa&l
H2UOfl
. to lsssah Co.,
Ii vis ~ ssi ! So
IL - vaisa pssvailsa % ~
|zAy, r ~ - fs1skd tkas sssious diasass
baasso 80 oecus q - polls, passieulAr1F1x
u ~ Seventh md 1eath Wards aad c$1sss
sseatly a1ae1tso pstiss fesce, ~ ab0as Sget
1txosS4 - 49, sgsS1-u Dsogy -
OWooElY guarded. 8ss II x
n kShs Assinery, cApk G.ltA, vsre = ~
|6ad evssys1is4 4 rssdi1saI y $500, "a !
@eneesa uasnines IN ~ ri NApse \ riot
should occss. fssssaAtsly shsir ssrvlsss usss
not rsquissd. MI
re :iss',ea P.s.ss q .i.Ae y: !. ~ serious
sa.oss.s. ssosss g s - q saIea - g lles.
great deAl Of noaSe and oouf11toh, ana getting
up some small scfimnassD q ssvefsf polis.
Daring the early pass 6f he day, .drunken
irishmaa stsncka policeman, and sas promptly
arrested and locked ~. 6ome efh III friends ~
tempted . Rsecse him, I'D Rete handed lev
clubs over their hsaaA yhtch efIectnally Quoted
them. The peompeaeoe viii which the diijculty
vas queMeo naa the eaecs e keep The bclligeF-
ens posuen g the cr0wd g tl,esf peIi IN order.
IN the etterncon. ! cosple of Cs1es took turn
at fsticuds 10 the 0eveneh Ward. eanA we're
promptly arrssted BY ~ police. 4 crowd %.
oertook TO rescue them, when the policemen
formed across Wells street and efFactunllv block.
AIDED T. Three 81 H. ringleadsrs among The
rescuefs we're also arzseted and locked M a.
In the Ninth Ward fight also occurred IL
the afternoon smoog 80 lriphmeD, and the po.i
ice made several arrests. At one time rios
was seri0u1ly feared ID thl0 Ward. a couple Of
wagons, eech containing ! band, ono Republican
and the other Border Rul0An, eaase o The poll
% the same moment and otopped eide " aide
Neither band would stop playing, each deser-s
mined TO play the other ont The. crowd o.
both sides commenced cheering fhem ana yerva
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A CATHOLIC NornEK AFTER RER PROTESTANT
DAUGHfER.-A case of considerable interest
came before the Court yesterday, involving she
custody Of an Irish girl, IA years old, whom her
mother, Roman Catholic, wished to obtain,
threatening 70 infict violence on her for BE-
coming . Protestant. The circumstances Of The
case are . follows: Some two years since the
girl came 70 live with = gentleman In this city
~ = domestic, and recently attended several Of
the meetings in the First Baptist Church and
became convert. On last Sabbath she wished
to be baptized and join the church; but her EN-.
ployer would not permit her % do 90 till she
had seen her parents, who are rigid Catholics,
residing in New Brunswick. Last week he went
thither, and on stating the cause Of his visit
was ordered to send the child home and they
would make her renounce her Protestant
faith Of kill her. This Of course he refused 70
do, and thereupon, on Friday last, the parents,
in company with Others, came to this city and
attempted to carry away the girl BY force. This
was resisted BY her employer and scvff7e en-
sued, in which the enraged mother broke hcr
umbrella over his head, but vas unsuccessful in
regaining her child, who was unwilling TO 70
with her. The parents then withdrew, and OBJ
tanned writ Of habeas corpus, AID yesterday
the case Game before Judge Haines, Who decid-
ed that mother was generally entitled TO the
custody Of her child till reaching legal age:
but that in this case, having threatened VIC.
lence. he could not let her have the girl, and
accordingly told the employer to keep her
The parents, finding they could not succeed in
heir designs, accordingly returned home, after
accommodating and matchmaking their
ghter.-Newark Advertiser.
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= THf sW0aK PKo0kKDslEG.-A hrge publie
meeting was held Ia Pack vile, Ma, . few days
siAce.i Tha anti PropagaDdisss sess largely Ii
the ascendancy. RESOLUTIONS we're adopted,
strongly censuriug any more pro-slavery 61ibus-
tefism from Missouri into Kansas. Ex-Governor
King vas nominated for Congress, and Dr.. Nc
CURE and findlsyN Burns for the State Senate.
All these gentlemen sympathixe With the Eman-
'cipation movement IN Missoori. Gov. King 70
sides in Ray county. He occupied the Oubesna.
toriai chair sone eight years age, and in Ben
ton Democrat. e
In view Of the fact that Col. Perks printing
press was thrown into the river in Parkviile, two
years ago, because is declined to endorse Bor-
der Ruf6anism, this shows healthy advance In
public sentiment.
HER PARAMouR NuRDEaED ~ HEa Soxs.-A
terrible AFFAIR occurred at Littleton Station, On
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Sunday.
night, Feb. 2lst. II 5.s ~sastsv
Mrs. Manly, . widow woman, resided there
with her two sons, and kept grocery. An i'm
proper intimacy between her and . man IN the
neighborhood had been suspected. On Sunday
the boys went away from home 70 Be gone al
night, but happened 20 return Unexpectedly il
the night, and found this man in bed with their
mother. Enraged. they fell upon him and kill
ed him. The boys both escaped, one taking IN
Eastern train and the other coming West-ous
Of them was only ten and the other fifteen years
old. p s A taE4.. ia fssf E&#tsf
Z The miserable victim must have died instant
", q he was stabbed three times through the
heart. A terrible warning this against illicit
crime. 2s H AZ hsstH
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WEAR VI nAY CONE ro.--1lsmber Of d
gress (abOut 70 enter the @0use) y q
"Jsse my lack; have Ian ~ knife and "
shot IN my other coat as the hotel. jon
here till g and ret 'em-1 won't be Z -
and i wont Do 70 80 without EN-"
TEE CIHCsnnAil PIAf5oan W. Tas Cscn
DIAzCfoaY.-Col Henry s. Lane said I
speech . Cfawfordoville the other DAY, ~
ALecomptOn Democracy had abandoned "
cinnau Platform and now stood upon ~ 6A
cannau Dirsctosy. a better statement Y
position Of ne party WAS never made. +
volumss could not state il better. The n
iseFation and its supporters have abandossit
Cincinnati Platform, and some Of them sfvu
ageors enough 70 admit Il. And Oh u y
form they nov have is Calhoun's frauda
candls-oox Democracy, with the Cinci1rij
rectory for Platform! That 10 The srut
Of the Administration and its dsieuden-
dianspolis Jour.
TEE WlETsR ~ EUROrR.-The 1ollssas
an extract from private letter receivsa y
gentleman in this city, dated Guernsey, II
hsh Channel February 4th: The winter vi
has been 80 mild that many Of the s,anh
habisants do mot remember such 4 eoe = Y
last Hfiy years. saw raspberries and Aavti
blossoms last month, and the Vale had ~
berries = large - green peas, not mar.
month sincs.-N. 7. Eve. Post.
CURE ron COLns.-It y eai1. thas 49,
hours OF total abstinence from liou;A y
sorts will kill cold ensi.elv: ana n ~
sh's remedy may 60 but into he air =,
more the better !; tie more Be walks ma cu
s1na!ssaon from The akin. the more H. -
Oiooa o. water, and the more thorouebh
0reass the banks on which the noee and ~
ano iongs rely fos the neane u r.akins Y.
selves troublssome.-Try IL!
The fun sequirsmenss Of printing ofis~'|
lately SAINT from Paris to Egypt for tn ~
me ladies IN the harem or the Grand Pm
The fair Georgians and Circassians an "
The types. -r ~ 80
VALENTINEs.-The statistics Of the NevE
Post Once confirm the opinion that vsIsutt
are going out Of date. About fourtees y
ago the number Of these misives receiveda1
each year was mot short Of twenty the
but constant decline In their cjrcula,isa
been noted since, until this year il ha, -
exceeded i've thousand.
The Woonsockes Mass. Patriot msntisss
marriage Of Q widow whose husband ~ =
dead but sixteen DAYS. Also, The msry;.ol
2 juvenile couple, the husband aged is ND
II years.
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uwe observe by the New York Tlibune
that Messrs. Cook Sergeant have taken the
whole Of the Iowa State loan of $500, 900. Won.
der ifthey will pay the amount over to the State
I'm El0roncep
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somebody's else wagon, on JEFF rson street. ON
Saturday. Somebody else drove his team away;
and. as the wheels Of his wagon we're bound to
60, they took with them somebody's horses
This is one more of the many ridiculous methods
Of fastening horses. We expect, next, to see
some fellow tie bis horses to their own tails.
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haines' majority 1851. sfs .FI a44
The following is . list Of the Aldermen elect.
ed. Republicans in roman Democrats ia
stalics:-
2 Ward flames Long, majority 25s.
3 Ward H.--C. II. Abbott, majority IS.
Ward llI-Levi !. Norfh, majority "a.
Ward 1V.-Samnsl Ayers, majority 81.
Ward VI. Z. Ward, majority 40.
E Ward VL-John Won Horn. ,sf
q Ward VII.--Henry Wendt. .
Ward VILLA. J. Wright, majority 22l.
Ward lX-Benj. Carpenter, majority 9.
Ward A-AndreW Eisen6acker, mai. 40.
The whole Republican ticket 10 elected BY
1900 maiority.s
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wwe are informed that Joseph Barker, an

U We are informed that Joseph Barker, an
English Radical, who has the reputation Of be-
ing man Of positive character, decided opin-
ions, with the ability, as q public speaker, to
make himself fully understood, is now lecturing
in this State, and could for small compensa-
ton. be Induced to give course of four lee
lures in this city about the first Of April. We
are informed that he is an attractive and power
full speaker, and hope that arrangements may
be made SO that we shall have an opportunity
of hearing him in Burlington. ~
ONITrED.-Our acknowledgements to Rev. G.
J. johnson for late St. Louis papers was mad
vertently omitted Saturday.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

TnE SEA sKRPrxr CAuGnr.--An English Sea-
captain named Frederick Smith gives 70 the
London Times an account Of his seeing the sea-
serpent in the vicinity where Capt. Harrington
saw it, whose account we recently published.
But Capt. Smith DESTROYED all the romance
by actually catching the serpent and mkiug
him aboard the ship. He was 20 feet long
and inches in diameter, and was in fact
gigantic seaweed covered with barnacles, the
root of which rising above the water appeared
like the head Of the monster in motion. So
close>was the resemblance to serpent that even
after it was taken on board it had every ap-
pearance Of one. We are sorry to lose the
last Of the old gigantic reptiles in this way.