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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08
gflistrILanrOns.
Remarkable Occurrence.


A circumstance Of a somewhat extra
ordinary character occurred a short time
since in one Of the hourishing towns of
the midland counties A Clergyman
died. and his wife and daughters, on tho
third day after his decease recollecting
chat no likeness remained, il was agreed
ore The grave closed oer him, that the
body should bo unshroudod and q por-
trait taken. A young lady of some
professional celebrity was engaged for
the task.
She, with the assistance Of the at
tendant, took off the shroud and placed
the body in the requisite posture, but,
other duties requiring the artists attcn-
tion the sketch was deferred tin noon
About I I o'clock, at the foot Of the bed,
the lady commenced and went through
an hours work on this image Of death.
At this stage Of the proceeding by some
unaccouutable motion, the head Of the
death figure fell on the side Nothing
daunted, the artist carefully took the
head to replace it, when lol the eyes
opened, and staring her full in the face
"the dead inquired, "Who are you?"
The young professional, without tropi-
dation, took the bandage from the head
and rubbed his neck. He Immediately
saw the shroud, and laughed immoder-
ately. The artist quietly called the fam
| lily, their joy may be imagined, but can't
be described. That evening he who
had lain three days in his shroud, be-
moanod by mother and sisters with ag-
onizing tears, gladdened their hearts by
asking his accustomed place at the tea
table and at this moment is making am
excursion in North Wales--[ Bedford
/ England Times.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

SAD ACCIDENTAL most horrible ao-
oident, resulting in the instant destruc-
ton Of a mother and her infant, occur
red on the 18th inst, at Deerfeld Sta
ton, on the Little Miami Railroad
The lady, Mrs Maloy, wife Of Mr.. Ma
10y, a Supervisor on a section Of the
Eastern division of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad, got on board the ac-
commodation train which left this city
at 6:23 o'clock P. NJ, at Branch Hill,
with her child. She got off at Deerfeld,
on the side of the train opposite the sta
ton, and in attempting to get on again,
missed her footing, and was hurled un-
der the then moving cars. The whole
train passed over both mother and child,
and reduced their bodies to shapeless
masses of laceratod flesh and crushed
bones. Mrs. Maloy was going to Nor
row, and got off at Deerfeld by mistake,
and uuhappily tried to remedy her error
while the train was moving Gin. Pa
per.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

DEATH OF SENATOR HENDERsoN.-
We regret to have to announce the de-
cease Of the Hon j. Pinckncy Hender-
son, one of the Senators in Congress for
the State of Texas. He was detained at
home by illness until late in the session,
and after his arrival in Washington was
able to give his attendance in the Senate
but a short time, when illness again con
fined him to his bed. He expired at his
lodgings in this city yesterday afternoon.
The deceased was a native Of North
Carolina, but was an early settler in
Texas, where he was highly respected,
as was eyinced by the prominent Offices
which he was called to fill both before
and after annexation, the last Of which
was the distinguished one Of Senator of
the United States Nat. Intel, 9th.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

WoMANs WIT.-The truth Of the
old distich, which says
"When woman ,0iH, she lDiH, depend ont,
And when she mont, she toOnf, aud there's an
end ont"
is strikingly proved by the following re-
cent occurrence, which We find in an
exchange;
A couple were recently married in
Tuscarawas county who, it is said, re
ceived baptism in the church in the
evening, and were married the same
night. The bride was a minor, and her
parents not consenting to the union,
she obtained the license by putting the
number Is on her head, 10 in one Of her
shoes, and swearing that she was be-
tween 18 and 10!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

WHEN I AM OLD.

when I am od-and, o how soon
Will lile's sweet morning yield to noon,
And noou's broad, fervent earnest light
Be shaded In the solemn night
Iill, like a story we'll nigh told,
Will seem my life-when / am old.
When I am old, this breezy earth
Will lose for me its voice Of mirth-
The streams will have an underlone
OF sadness not by right their own;
And Springs sweet power I'm vain unfold
In rosy charms--when ! am old.
When I am old, / shall not care
TO deck with flowers my faded hair;
Twill be no vain desire Of mine
I'm rich and costly dress TO shinei
Bright jewels and the brightest gold
VIII charm me naught--when I am old.
When am old, my friends will be
Old and infrm, and bowed, like met
Or else their bodies meath the sod,
Their spirits dwelling safe with Godi
The old church bell will long have tolled
Above the rest--When j am old
When am old, I'd rather bend
Thus sadly o'er each buried friendi
Than see them lose tho earnest truth
That marks the friendship Of our youth
Twill be so sad TO have them cold
Or strange TO me-whon am old!
When am old %, how il seems
Like the wild lunacy Of dreams,
To picture in prophetic rhyme
That dim far distant, shadowy time!
So distant that It seems DER bold
Even TO say--"when l am old!'
When 7 am old2-perhaps ere then
I shall be missed from haunts Of men;
Perhaps my dwelling will be found
Beneath the green and quiet mound,
My name by stranger hands enrolled
Among the dead--ere / am old.
Ere ] am old7--that time is now,
For youth sits lightly on my brow,
My limbs are firm, and strong and free,
Life has a thousand charms for mei
Charms that will long their influence hold
Within my heart--ere l am old.
Ere I am old-O, let me give
My life to learning how to live!
Then shall 1 meet with willing heart
An early summons TO depart,
Or find my heightened days consoled
BY Gods swee tpeace--when / am old.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

Chicago papers contain details Of the
immense destruction of property at Cal
70, through the entire submersion of the
town. The assessed valuation Of the
in 1857, was nearly two mil
lion dollars; but the papers say this
conveys no distinct idea of the actual
loss of capital, or of the loss sustained
by the Illinois Central Railroad Compa-
ny in actual improvements in Cairo.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

DIVORCE MADE EAsY.-The Lafay-
cite Indiana journal says there are at
present, two thousand people from 9th
er States, sojourning in Illinois and In
diana, for the express purpose Of get
ting rid of their husbands and wives.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

The "NewlMexico Mining Company"
is fully organized and ready for opera
tons Their establishment is the most
complete ever erected in that country
and sanguiDe hopes are entertained OF
its ultimate success.
Hall, Porter & Co, are making raI-
id preparations for the transmission Of
the mail to California via New Mozioo.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

Five million acres Of land granted 10
the State Of Michigan by act Of Cong
reas in 1850 are to be thrown into the
market. The sales will commence at
Lansing on The 28th Of July.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

The whole amount Of gold produced
in California from 1851 TO 1857, was
S336,712, ,467; and in Australia during
the same period, $3.50, ,G97 ,76O; leaving
a balance in favor of California Of $685.
O747O7 The Australian gold is esti-
mated at a far higher rate Of fneness,
viz. at 500 the ounce.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08
Miscellaneous Enigma.

MlSC8llan0OuS Enigma,
/ am composed Of 25 letters:
My l3, 20, TO- Q, 10, is a country in Asia
My II, 9, ., 90, 70, is a county in Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky
Georgia and Arkansas.
My 6, 2, 3, 4, "a, is river in Italy.
My l6, 81, q. is boys nickname.
My lS, 8, Z, 10, 25, is county in New
York. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Kentucky, N. Carolina, Georgia
Mississippi aud Missouri.
My %, /, 90, "a, g, is a girls name.
My ID, 5, 2, II. 70, is one Of the principle
consultations in tho Heavens.
My %, 10, Is, 25, is a river in Germany.
My26, 8, 3, IS, q, "a, 6, is a county in
Ohio.
My whole is the motto Of every true Amer.
lean. MlNNEHAHA.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08
For the News.
Mathematical Question.

A gentleman sold some butter to a mer-
chant, whose scales were imperfect. On
weighing the Butter ON one side Of the scales,
it weighed eight pounds, and on weighing II
in the other IL weighed eighteen pounds
WHAT'S the true weight7 A. W r..
New Vienna o.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

BosroN, june 2l.-The great land
case between Massachusetts and Rozbu-
ry city, involving title to lands valued
at several millions of dollars, lying on
the back bay between Roxbury ana bos-
ton, was decided to-day in favor of the
State
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

The Vanderbilt has nude tho lor
est Western passage across Che Atlmao
Tho New York Herald states, thal
ter making all due allowance her ama
of running was nine days and thirteen
hours. She thus beattho Baltic'ssho
est passage by four hours and hiteop
minutes
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08

The graduating class of West Point
this year numbers twenty-seyen mem
bers, two Of whom--Sardiene p Reed
and James J. Van Horne-are from
Ohio.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-08
4OQtg's Department,

Answer to Enigma by "Wax," IN last
weeks paper: Daniel Webster and Henry
Clay.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03

Die 9anp unp blidt t9r gar tepe9t ns ause. Gr per
ahp absr tmn'er unter benz CT ben a6bplenben Sater
cber Sruber.
Selma tann bielem Sld, bieIcm Druid ntebt mic.
oerltepen; lie bat Elm 70 sefiblppues !6ers unb ibr
@hoeter tetBt ia cine cisene Gquipa9c.
ugfun, meinetwesen," HiNert Ie, ,,pcl sic gar 10
i@On bitten; aber niht frii9cr ais am Gamitaa, ta
bin tt alein. gr 1T etnselabem"
Sb oas innse @dphen unter bieIem Gr rcbl aud,
etnen Satfr pber Srurer perleben mag?
"Ad, bis Samltas 1T lang" !" leufste or.
"Sd fann Sbnen nidt bslfcn, 9lptcu!"
Damit elite Selma flH6tisen 5uGes binwes, mad,
pem Der idp6ne peri nod eiucn bcisen !Sus auf bre
Sanp 9epriift.
Gteier aber, entsift bis in ben brtten Simmel,
ltebt nod lan9e gebanfcnpca auf brmlclben Sled
Gnpltd itilr3t CT rald fort, bnab aufs @laeiS unt
remit mic elm Halenber bur6 Die bunfcln Rotauien=
Illeen, er eilt rbns 8ube unr Sta1 falf Inn bic
bate Stabt SpGt trmmt er nata Suule unb wirft
lld9 an ctn Eager, aber idlafre wGlst CT i barauf
bernn, bis tr 9e9en @rrsen in cincn unerquidli6rn
Sdlummrr fa0t, Der i1m triumrnb bic Silcrr wicrcr
9at, bic einc pHontaiie i6m pprprseltc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03
Ger pasasfobn.
Rad antVn eauser.

(Srrteun9.)
0as Mlabdeu D5rttie rafden mGunli&en S6ritte
binter ltd lie pcrmutbet einen jcner 3ubringicben,
pon penen aaetnsc6cnre @GbMen @bcnbS oft senus
telaNiat meroeu, unb perccppelt ibre Gle.
,Nein Sraulcin" = pri6t Yepi NIT elmer str9ft
Die i9n, Die Sebte SulAniirt.
Oas Mao@en ater silt fort, cbne iit n,tr einmol
nnt;uleGen.
,,Sraulen Se(ma" Iliiitert Der 6iater
Sei Mcunun9 t6res S9caernamenS blcbt bas
MGp6en uupiufiirlid leben, ejl aber id einrs Sel.
fern beinuenp, rald riebcr Ycr!parts.
v6rGulcim @elma, = 3raulen Sampema6er-
5int pa nieDer9olte Yepi, betnabe neirenb.
Dicsmal blcibt Sas MapMen wrtlth iteDen unn
fr6et:
,gSas mcusn Gle, metn Serr 2"
,,9l6, aor ntdbtS min Gb," antipurtet Der iunae
Nann tepest, ,nur bas padet nil t S9nem trasen,
ss 1T ia nidt red bab Ste, na6bem Sie 10 sefalen
,habsr, ieltt bas Sinpel tra9en ipaen."
Die lanScrin itubt; piele Sitte 1T ebenlp rrisnea
ale beI1epen; lie wirft bem Qih Der SraGenlaterne
einfn priifeuben Sltf auf Den iungrn @ann. DieIe
prifuns moate Elm sutes 9telultat berbeifibren,
penn iie iiterlieB tbr Yafet icsleb an ben ibSuen
pept
Oreifer sema@t, BOT i9r berelbe nun vpn leinem
3uferwerf AT, unb e lanstc gu einer Sreube NIT eli.
nem tiidttsen @riT gu.
uO6tilen gle taslih allen mad Saule aeben 2"
iragte 9ep, nben leinen g8ea an Der eite 5einer
2tnsebeteten fortlebte.
80 ncin, ia perbe abss9plt, MIR beute 1T es 3us
faa bab ids alletn scee," antiuortete lle.
Sa Der idSne 9epi BON Der alten 5rau In, Sbeater
SebSrt bate, bab Selma feinen Gieb6a6er babe 70
iebte ct i0fdwetsenp pOraus baB Der ab6olenpe Elm
Batter, Sruber, pber mnbeens eine @tuttsr ppsr al.
tere Serwanbte fetm iperpe Daber iaate er:
80, ipenn tc9 bod en @erwanbter bon Sbuen
ware !"
vBarum2"
uDann tpiirte tdb 5ie ale abenb in meinem gsoz
gen mad Saaie fabrsn."
81. uSte befben etsene equpases 2" fraste pas 9eab>
ttsm iiberraidt.
n5reilid" antportete Der Sater uno ipirb bobei
blutrpb tint Geibt, .pas Gelma aber ipeaen Der D,ns
fel9eit ntht bsmsrtt
Dnrdb Steie @suBeruns fies Yepi sleid, bebeutenb
tn Der CUNT pss WaS4en5, benn cine gquipaae fat
ftr eine 3an3erin ewas ie6r Serfibrertitbes. Sonn
iasts 1e
,,Gs muB ie9r idSn lein, tds(ib I'm gBaoen oboe.
bDt 3u perben. &ber jest lfnb mir aur Stele meter
birfen Sie ntGt mitseben. SD babe nur nod wez
ni9e Sdlritte bis gu inherent Sauie" Oamit nobm
lle i'm, bas 9adden ab unp wpllte id entfernen,
Iber Der fAGne 9ep, tiibncr 9ematft, erortff fire
5anp mnb frasts bittsnb:
uSarf idt sic wtebsrIe6en 2"
,,9Sernm tttht tb tango ia aNe Q6enbe"
80, 70 meine i1 es nidbt, 9ltsnps, ivenn sic naeb
Saule ge9en2"
oSfad1 penl S9sater 2" erwieOsrte ie perlesen; ,5
babe S9nsn ia ssiast bob tN faa ta9tid abseDult
werbe."
ngtnn ausaa9mSweie, wenn CT enna( niebt
% IT. Darf itbs Sa, barf ib tcmmen 2" Gebt Der
NGpne 9ept i@meAelnb, briift Der 3Gnserin sartlid
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03
Seciusunsen.

Der Inseiser" erent jeben Sonnabenb, gum batidbr-
lien ubponspreie BON so in prausablune rber 81 Cts.
per Summer, ,abbar bic reip. Srdscr. auswd9e &bpn
ntntcn belieten ben gae ben Serausscbcr 2pr 675l
scfdnsi cinsuicneen.
gntpredcnts cds unb @tbeilunsen wsresn bontbar e9
aeneencmnten unb ulf StrIan9cn tpnprr.
n,ciocn nS eforutr,agen osr Irt fpIscsen
BtSina,en aufsencnen Gnnas ginrduns eines Squarss
40 8en pbr rnise bscn einen Squore) so Gts spsnasc
GnrGdne rs Gs unS fir bcS wctcre Ia 25 Gt8 jitrlie
Gldbdftsanssn psrtn fur S12 in toltdbr6er Soausabuns
aufecncmm GrSere @nsn mcrSen pbdltnRmde9 tsrs6nct
unS inSen brtei bic ep M6cnncnten beirnbsrc Sdsns.
Ensisn t6nn bic gum 8rcas @tas lbr nseanbt psrsen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03
>. e5abr{set,aeg.
Siiebnons, ssa., sonnabemS ,Scm s. Smli 1855

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFF!';E: 7th STREET, near BROAD.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03

p"'p' S"pt. SP't lpWml CT hatp 0nule unp plrtt
it an rin Eager, aber idlafIpe wGfst CT id barauf
bernn, bis CT 9e9en @rrsen in cinen unerouidlidrn
Sdblumn,er faQt, Der ilm trGumrnp bic Sbcr miebcr
9at, bic etnc pHontaiie ibm YprIprseltc.
TO-
2llt Dent Smettrn pNrauf fplaenpen Mprgen biclt
unler percbtcr 9epi rie 9cp6bnlid au Ieinen Stann
am Stcpbansplabe, als aus einem scscniiterlicacn>
ben 2apen Gin elegant 9ecibrter l5err nit rincm
Yadtben auf Dem Irm trat unS ben Siater III itb
wmtte. Sdnell FAINT bisier berbei, 800 b51i6 bcn
5ut unb fraste:
,,gBp9in, gp. @nabens"
uSns 9tltlsr6enielp, slei& pas SauS ncbem rem
gBirbttaus sur tlinoen &abc," ant,pprtcc Der ppr,
nekme 6err.
Ser gfame Der Sprltopt, in melher bic Dame leis
mes Ser,ens ippbnt trett Den itngen Siafer ,u BE-
icnberer @ilc SIN ireniser ais ;e9n Winuten bGlt
Der mprern sebaute, elcsan SBn9en spr bem tesei6z
neten Saule.
Der Serr iteist aus unb tefiellt benz 6iater gu
trarten.
pcpi feist ppn lensin Scd unp sebt auf Der StraBe
Bin unp 9er an feline G,eIiebte,, bic Ib6ne selma
benfenp. @r mmterte ale SGuler = bier in Der
NIbe muB iie wrbnsu; : CT blidt na6 alien 5eit-
tern, = cs f0nnte ia an einem periebsn i9r rrisens
pes Gsl6t gum SOrldein tcnlmen. Dabei benft ct
an ben tabiten Samlta9 unb bas Glid, pelfes i9nl
pann beSpriebt Ct 1T 70 lit feline Yerltebten @eoa,t,
en Sertteft bas er es gar nidt bemert mic tnreIen
Der Sornebme Serr cine ilnse, lbSne Dame aus benz
6aule fii1rt unb i9r NIT Galanterie In ben Base,l
9ilft. ytun piG Der Serr ielbl eneisen unb penbet
ih sesen ben &utfdbpd, um bent 5iater einise 8ez
feble at er6eilen Oa ct i'm ntdbt auf ienem 9labe
iebt 70 ruff ct bem 5iafer welder benn aud ipfpri
erl6eint unb ,tnter acknowledgement leinen BOD Be-
iteist.
ySGre mid gut All, Slater" iaste ber Serr.
u3m Sefebl, gw. G'nabsn."
,,g8ir fabren mad Dprntad. 9lber id lpeiie midi
serne n einem @aitbauie. gBeibt Du pisGlsi6t eli,
Sauernbaus, NIT einem ipenn aud nur eini9ermaben
elesanten 3immer NIB einsm ttllen 9artAer, wp MAI,
li9 amiilfren fann p9ne nit ben 2euten in Seriib.
runs ;u fcmmcns"
Der junse Slater ldAelte nit unsnbliAer Yfffstett
uSd, perte9e," antwprete CT. ,,Oa wGre eS in
bielem Safe am belten, wenn @rp. @naben bei Der
9tasowbz z9auerin einfsbren wplen. 9a tperben
sic 9tlles fnben was Sie tpiinl@en t5nnen, inbenl
bic 5rau auf iOlde Seiute einseridtet it,"
,G3ut CUR Nagpwbr r8dusrin!"
llnb Der Serr ttes su Der Dame in ben gBasen
Der 5iafer aber tpnnte bie ntdt erfennen, wel lis
ben SAleier berabselaiien Bate.
Der I6Sne 9ept wtrft nod enen Slif ltnts unb
rebts nat alien Sentern, int Se(lct etpa8 Spn etz
ner 9lnsebeteten 3u eri6auen; aber per9eblh. Damn
l6nalt CT NIT Der 3un9e unp tm 5luse se9t es Yor-
nGrts.
Sn elmer bat6en @tunpe tpar pa5 Snus Der Nasc=
wiBsSanerin erreiAt. gept iprin9t ppm Sod, I'm
ber Serribaft aus Dem sBa9en gu belfen. 9lber Der
Serr 1T i9m idpm 5uYpr9efcmmem; CT reibt Der Do
me bic Sanb snm auslte9en, Sieie itibt iit nit rei>
5enber Non6alanee anf ben arm beS Serrm unb bHpft
ben iic 9inbernSen S@leer ;uvHdiAla9enp, tfiat aus
pem gBa9en.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

AsRKxABLE.---The Savannah Republican has
the following among it's Court reports:
''Michael Boylan, charged with whipping .
slave to death, was also brought up for trial, but
owing to the intoxication Of the principal Wit
nsss, the case was postponed until to-day"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

A LADY 1URDKRED nj SLAVE IN KRErUcKY.
The wife Of Uriah Porter, near Scottsville,
Ky., was murdered few days since BY slave.
The husband went that day to Scottsville, leav.
ing no white person about the premises but
Nrs. Porter, and during his absence negro
man murdered her. By cutting her throat. The
negro was preacher. having the pastoral
charge Of . colored scoogregation in The neigh.
boshood. He has always been . faithful and
obedient servant, which renders his oonduct the
more strange. He has been arrested. and 10 now
In iail at Scotteville 35sa4s4 sa5
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

|, ~ Charles Mackay has been offending the
Philadelphians BY rather sighting notice Of
their city, and the Evening Bulletin pays him
Oh in his own coin. The Journal says that his
lectures ip Philadelphia were very slimly at
tended because they were very dali. pas4
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

- Ths wAshiDgsou Republic says:-''since jan
,sasy l, 1856, three thousand school houses have
! tssa built In the State Of Illinois. This TACT,
|. a1aed 10 the detection Of Judge Douglas, - .
.snoa ominous one 70 the democratic psospects
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

u The Baptist Almanac for 1858, gives
the number Of regular Baptists in the United
States At s7,7ls; in the British Provinces at
2S,Sl2, and in the West India Islands at 81, ,O5O;
total in North America. 062, $50. 5 asis
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

SINGULAR CAusE rck SulcIDs.-The Boston
hass.) Post says: 2sewes- s5sl
1.-THE papers gave NO cause for the suicide Of
NJ. Harper, as Oristany, New Fork. except that
he wa Justice of the Psace." Bras aIE
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

4 Two Distinguished clsrgymsn-Rsv. Drs
fyag, Rpiscopalian, and Cox. PFeseyterian-
have taken recently very strong grounds against
~ - u tobacco. Dr.. Tying, vs understand,
Fsssssess cisass 70 be the "Devi's playthings.
! d. Cox goss still farther, and, II old King
Jane5 syle, declares tobacco 70 b ''hatsfeliy
I e&issivs pytalism, With concemisant dirt ins9s-
~" Il has been we'll observed that u The dsvh
eesA be killed BY hard words, Dr.. Cox would
/ - . daaA ahos. ras. #I
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

a Gen. Sargent. Mayor Of Davenport, Iowa
has been creating quite sensation among the
Bostonians, by his lecture ON the West His
lsesure-is reported in the papers. and reads
very we'll 464f s3d4 aEg
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

a. We have received sample Of syrup
from the Chinese Sugar Cane, manufactured BY
NJ. Harlow Mills, Of Denmark. 1t 10 decidedly
the best article We have yet seen. Although
inferior to the golden syrup. it is palitable and
much superior for table use, to the common
v1an nj vnnlaaana
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

SY.st 4tTHsg8s8. ~. Ve~....- ELat - ,eee +
ii. DusnAn. 80 80 81. - -' =
L s.r.rr -TAe f,.o... -, ,..a. lv.,v w,e,.
w,asreap to.1aav - nnrnin~ s...so. & -
runetlv 1pent an leeal bnl sor ! nav e..nav =
- orranixed ous Or Iowa. B~nton. Keeknk
coun,;es, which vas iiadeIsnitely postponsd. II
ia and other ei,nilar action al ~ Gonafa. =
xA,vn |. diuposiaicn q sayo,a loeel "a .an,eial
jeeislassou. u q 1880 a.es a5.s4Tta 9 9
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

1r. KALLoca 10 not popular in Name. Last
Aursday evening, while he vas lecturing IN
Jsronbega Hall, in Bangor. the gas was turned
- - q 70 leave the Hall in almost total dark
uesl, and eggs and other nossifyisg missiles
vsrs eass violently upon shs stage.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

II. PAuLssx, shs eslebratsd chess player, mas
~ bssa playiag ssvsn games Of chess. blind
ieldsd, against the best players Of Dabuqae. AZ
- eloss Of the games, Paalsen toad ths position
Il every piece ON the seven boards.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

r.rAxs or Isva-The Janssvills. W'seon'
\ sa ,,,sndssd, Gvss aa aecoant o. the elope@en'
= - edae,ted and ssissossasie yeusg lady from
y ~. pl,ce With young Irishman. and tneir
ls,.l s.h,sousut marriage. The young lady is sa'd
- y he aasghtsr Of director Of me souo'k
gs1ak. Boston, whe ms visiting some friends q
4 j..ssyille, and vas smitten with fas, ran Away,
- ,,as,ied, and 10 now snjoying "'ove u .
eostass," gssAdy " ths nestaAeas'on ana sS'
, nav az her friends.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

r. TSS vroosealass Of the Tsnnesses Ssnsse
'vere enliysned With . little hAnd-so>hand nen'
.hsswsea two honorable gvntlemen. la'e week.
one Of whon bad called the other dFaakafd
and been called. in return, . "d--d iiar." me
Affair was amicably adjusted, and both made
.polories 70 The Senate the next morning.