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.n.cn sneIos..o We sssenuon o. ne people @
sunsy ivanls was snas @ emanclPeuou. ~ na0
Deen enumerated e cause Of grievance against
sne xing % GREAT btieain ~ ne msmorabls &C.
ciaianon signed Ct the city Of Phiiadelphaa,
from the mother counsry. end only four yesrs
thefeafter il the year fiSO. ne assembly 6fthe
state passed d scs for the krad,seh ah0lieina of
negro slsvesy. Il We oniy IL rremrant ar ths
institution which fingered there: but even thae
moved her patriotic sons 10 demand IL sp<esedy |
extinction. Il was done in l sDirit both IL |
shankfulneee for their deliverance and regard |
for their posterity and il he preamblc rettin e
forth the cause which inpclled theru. thev az /
Y 1--WE esteem ita peculiar blessing grated TO |
us, that W are enabled fhis day 10 add one \
more step to. universal civilization, By removing
as much AZ possible The sorrows ar those vho i
have lived ID undeserved bondage. at,yi .ffom
which, bv the assumed authority Of The kines n i
Great Britain, 40 eflectual legal relief could Be
obtained Weaned by 1 long course Of erteri.l
,ence from the narrow preiudices md Dartiaitiee
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

CouSrEREEir AoSEY.-The following extract
- from letter Of recent date, written At New
Boston, ILL.,. and sent to gentleman in this city
Speaking Of counterfeit money, the writer says:
"A gentleman of high standing in St. Louis
was here short time since, and disbursed
through our merchants some four thousand dol
lars; some OF this was sent to Chicago and
other places, and returned - counterfeit mo-
ney. The bills were Of the denomination of
6ve's, on the Bank Of North America, Boston,
Mass
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President Buchanan was requested to attend
the Inauguration Of the Washington Statue at
Richmond, on the 22d, but did not go. The
Richmond Wing says: 1--WE presume the reason
u, that he couldn't bear tie idea Of riding in
the same carriage with Wise. We admire HE
delicAcy. his seli-respect, and bis good SENSE
lr word. We approve his determination 70 stay
away under the circumstances"
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| running the gauntlet Of fifty or more speeches
| in the Senate and steady fire Of the press for
weeks, was finally pitched headlong out Of
| doors last Thursday in the Senate BY . vote 81
IS TO l6. The Yeas and Nays were - follows
i on the passage Of the bill % amended:
YEAs-Messrs. Beli, Biggs, Broderick, Cam
eron, Crittenden, Douglas, Green, Gwin, Hous.
ton, johnson Tenn. b Mallory, Pugh, Seward,
Stuart, Thompson, (Ky.) and Toombs-l6.
NAYs-Aessrs. Allen. Bayard, BENJAMIN. Big.
Ter, Brown, Chandler, Clark, Clay, Dixon, Doc
little, Durkse, Evans, Fessenden, Fitch. Foot
Foster, Hale, hamlin, Hsrlan, Hunssr, Iverson.
johnson (Ark.l King, Mason, Polk, Sebastian,
Simmons, Slidell, sumner, Thomson IN. III
Trumbull, Wilson, Wright and Yulse-S5.
We are sorry 70 have 70 add, however, that
this exhibition ID fAllacious - regards the real
strength Of che proposition for the increase n
the Army. After Mr.. Seward changed his mol
icy, and abandoned the plan Of increasing the
regular army, and went for Gov. JohnsonS and
II. Pughs amendments providing for : volun.
tssr force instead, the Standing Afmy men vere
not strong enough to carry through their prt,.
ject. Singularly enough, they were defeated bv
GOV. SevaFds vote, be having voted fur m.
Fughs proposition to raise volunteers, which
wAs carried By one majority. On former Cd.
cssion, - W have before observed, NJ. SEW
ards vote turned the scale ia favor Of a IL.
crease Of the regulars. Nov IL proved eouaii,
potent and turned the scale against them. r.
Gov. Seward. therefore, fairly belongs ths merit
Of q last putting the Army bin into s,,ch
shape = 70 disgust IL original friends, ana ehrs
80 secure its Defeat a. seen In the nhoye -
cord. We are grasided Is this result. ma hsrs
express our sensf 0f ehligssisa e ~ authsr |
UadaabtedIy, u. bIIl yin come % .e,,p /.
new shaps. Meantime. W hear from Wash-
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a Ian CUT IN HALVES BIT kAIDR0AD CAR
-On Tuesday, says the Cincinnati Gazette, q
man in the employ Of the Little Miami Railroad
Company. met with most painful death At the
depot in this city. He was engaged in making
up train Of cars, and was standing on the TOP
Of one. when be lost his footing upon the icy
roof and fell to the ground, striking upon the
rail in the rear Of the cars that we're being
backed up. The wheel of the car struck him
between the legs, and almost literally split him
in halves, leaving one side Of the body upon
the inside, and the other upon the outside Of
the track. Of course, death was instantaneous
He was German, about 80 years of age, and
WAS known as 'Dutch Barney"
HUGE Row.-A terrible ight occurred at the
lsvee, on Saturday afternoon, the main facts Of
which, 40 they were elected on the trial. are
these. A slight alteration took place, on Fri
day. between Jack Nulholland and man ma
med Farrell On Saturday, brother Of Farrell,
belonging on the Illinois side, came over the
river. in company with one Pat Logan; and. a.
they came up the levee, they met one Kelly,
passed, and they we're soon engaged in a scuf
ae. Mulholland, who was near by, interfered,
and, taking Logan, started with him toward the
ferry boat. At this juncture, Farrell waxed
belligerent, assaiing the parties with brick
bat. Aulholland seized him, and ordered him
TO cast away the brick, which be refused TO do.
Farrell then struck Mulholand on the head with
che brick, cutting the scalp badly, and also cut
him slightly in the face, whereupon Aulholland
struck Farrell, several times with slung shot,
terribly cutting his head.
Nulholland then, bringing Farrell to the
ground, gouged his eye very badly, and kicked
him severely about the head and face. He was
finally pulled away, and Farrell started up to.
wards jefferson street, and Mulholland, follow
ing, struck him again 10 the face with brick.
farrel was taken 70 DR.. Harvey's office and
his wounds were dressed. It 10 feared that he
will lose the use Of his eye. Mulholland and
Logan we're arrested by officer Endsley and
taken before ESQ., Temple, Marshal Winton
soon following with BARREL. Mulhoiland was
sent up, IN default Of bail, 70 appear At the
April court, and Logan was fined 1--WE dollars.
Fsrrel's injuries were - great that is was found
necessary to take him home, and, consequently
he vas not tried. Altogether il was most
brutal affair. e A+'
This uas ons ofthose brutal, murderous If.
Trays which one would think only Devils and
beasts would Be guilty Of. The parties we're
veil Sled With liquor, and Farrell was beaten |
with Slung-shef, and rocks, and kicked and
gouged terribly. While one man was gougiDg
him. and had bic eye ou. and others stamping
and kicking him, and be crying murder and
calling for help, bic countrymen were keeping
away ~ who tried 70 stop the internal exhibit
tion, end crying '.lst them fight it QUIT"
u a practical illustration Of the evil effect
81 dog-fghting was given On Main Street yes
Hnn1nV TRn dnvn DmfcpDA nth saaAnh ny.ir;f
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MARRlED. W.
Ieb. 18th, ~ Rsv. Edmund n. wssins, M. no.
TALBOT 70 Miss RACHEL CONWAY. al 4 -
springs tp., Dss Msinss eoaaty.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

q The Republicans Of Council Bluffs have
put in nomination the following ticket:
For Mayor. D. Honn.
For Recorder-Frank Street.
For Narshal-Jerome Porter.
For Treasurer-D. c. Bloomer.
For Assessor--Edwin J. Frazer,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

=. Pay npl Pay upll Pay uDlll
k1E4N0N1 knswing themselves iadsssaA = ~
undsrsagned ether y note q beck sesssae!
sS4eaey reVasseed q esals fesvard ana nsus1Insz'
80 seseansss ~ the eRss day II April next-ags
-. 80 snsy nasa - Sss5 asesiessa IL sspsS6nt
2.ase4 70 AARvKy Raj, =
ElvE AgMD1EN Aeene. 1890
psr.seSIsr, e,ssss Sesn WzrraaSs1.-M
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

An OH FABLE ILLUsrRArED.-The old fable
OF the monkey deciding the question u an
equal division Of piece Of cheese between two
cats, by eating up the cheese, was beautifully
illustrated before one OF our Justices this week.
Two individuals iell out about the ownership OF
. watch, or rather the one left the watch with
the other to carry until he paid small debt,
and Sunday last seeing the watch hanging up,
be borrowed It for the time. Finally he con
Guided ne might az well keep it as his friend, 50
he pOcketed il. Wbereupon the other indiyi-
dual was wroth, and Monday morning he CON-
menccd suit for larceny, promising the watch 10
one of our lawyers in pay ment for prosecuting.
The other individual was accordingly arrested.
And he. after placing his case in the hands Of
another lawyer, pledged him the watch for de-
Tending And in this shape it came to trial
The watch was goEer" to the owners,
whichever way the case went and the fight was
which OF the lawyers was to get it. After q
couple Of hours Of .'sharp practice = between
the two lawyers to get possession of the watch.
the justice decided that there was not sufficient
cause for holding the prisoner for larceny. and
that the watch should be held for the costs
Here was dilemma. The original owners had
lost II. The matter was finally arranged that
the last lawyer should take the watch, becoming
responsible for the costs, il they could not be
collected from the prosecuting witness! Veri.
~, law is mighty ansartinl-Lyons Mirror.
AN DISTANCE OF MORAL SuAsrov.-The Irish
were uncommonly docile yesterday. Noticing
to lug them off to the nridewell a.
fast as they enlisted in any disturbance, they be.
haved themselves nearly az well a. American
citizens. A few, unable to restrain nature, in
dulged in the Irish prerogative Of i "muss, but
we're promptly nabbed and carried to the lock-
w. ~ n " - AZ
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a. a practical illustration Of the evil effect
81 dog-6ghting Va given On Main Street yes
tsrdsy. Two dogs entered, With much spirit,
into physical controversy. 4 byssasder, ex-
cited and awkward, watched the skill, but mot
she direction, q the canine evelations, and
when the striviag eombatAnts vrigsled them
sslvss between his legs. ~ was not prepared
fer he shock. and went reiling into the gutter.
He picked hinsef up, bat the saddsnness Il his
overthrow bad nade him giddy aad deua BE
vent again. He vas rescued from tAs mad,
and taken ~ The ground, IN damaged and
sasher muddy condition. Ms
The washiagson Union, 10 behalf of Tie i'd
aainistrasion. y ventuisg a last V aSssil Doug
las and Wise; thus Il consigns then, q insult.
Ing language. 70 the outer darkness u poiisieal
desah: t 7se
.rhs polifioal casacOmhs are 6lled With cu.
sious specinens Of Departed politicians, nhoss'
impatismt anhision has conlgDed then - pro
alsssss oblistoe-hers bod. advsntur0ns 4.
Eisissor and passioAc giaat; thsss IN esaae1 u
asshieg, slasAi1e. heaalcag oloqsences NAo ~
no dA&csluss. eesseGsa, - cxAgsss = tAeaosp
eecent - peSDoetoo, 40 voG 6aeSo1 - phe0
\ - lDo&Ans1y a1veosaso.s
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The latest development OF frauds in Kansas
are truly astounding. They beat the Delaware
Crossings and Candle box mystery oil to 6ts.
Here they are -
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- oo9 $50 -
- neo9 - = yspOss Ssesstve me
AAseN4 a - na1oesys sessag 1osto among
tain9s tnes - tAe aneAosisy 80 legally
sssts0 oa - eeseenses - sne Coeventi00 g
= = =. y. - - 49, ~e1poes
s9n'Y ~ olgaee9 70 vo8 - qe9asFsq from
&1o!n8 sAat wls0 sns action q - Ccaverfton.
80 ssRofs aaso ssvsews sne 80 psslacn q
Len& D4ngIas, etene6q - WaleE D4ietein.
80 tnat sasy 49, Mo01easscns VIM soetf ptseens
soesees &C GO Tsss7.' Z !.
Y nesce1siones tvese RseseneeA nth . yt4w of
OUsai oeoa svsel ~ ~ NE census
suo e.nef. eoeeeGaasy evsoeoces Notch y vas
seIeea e.oaao acoeMpany Ne fspors. II
nouon 49, mads g adjourn snell to.@or-
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~ Gay about ~ easasens o. kansaA temposa-
nay se)Oefnmg a - eenngt0As visited - ktse-
ident, ano expressed their Appreciation 81 pic
cOaess e sesefseoe g AAnsas aoaiEs
nOusk-Af. bufaeee 81 ~. ooJecood - the
poMPoeemens fora month"; ~ 800 = wae due
g ~ n1seaJ ne membtr lmplloees9s thAs ~
sooIld have lAeariaE nov. The chafge .as
nessless and oonss0psiblrs and Vas intsndsd q
i Rysrs 80 Dsmosfa0c7 I'afsy = ven = -.
800 - y. e.
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ma.s = Iaass ana ssnderc = fecord againss hlm.
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noero an6 n's elAnaef vssn re contcmpt fhey
merit Us 70 sne esslm,taoa q ~ honorable mea.-
q ne Io.snef oeoie6 aassne ~ COLLISION WITH the
lreMoent @ ~ vs0ines ssto ne vote. asserting
sna. no.nlng o. - emo oad occurred directly
0F .noasecuy. igs3a7a,a aa.
ne SPEAKER announced toe nrse business to
= IS nr. aoafds fesossaoh asking iof Select
vommiesee e examine into the changes, shat
aes ecf'oo q memoers had been influenced BY
ne Oessowai o. wienhoadiog Of executive pa
homage. The question pending beiASi:s Shall
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-11

Hale OF RAY. Lopez. No. 90, l.O.O.F.l
,>-. Wednesday svsn'g, Feb. 3, 1858.
WHxAsAs; In tbs dispensaticn OF the
Great Fsthu OF all our worthy and ssll be-
loved Brother HAASEY N. CASE has been
l.smovsa irsm arhong VI W the hand Of death;
thssStsts: r., t.a .,t i1 .2.i 7't s ,,
la kAsalssd, IN tti in lhis affective providence
we dsplers the losS OF emo Of our most faith
4 gal and valued brothers whose face was
sl1sys ssIsomed in our Lodge with sincere
bIeasuvs: enc whose honest heart and kind
ly aisCSaition msds him >. once atrus friend
end shsrished compauisn. 4 b.srs.
al lsssolssl. fhss in the dsath sf Brother
Case, ) worshy cisissn Is tnOurnsd BY all
xhs knew him and respect noble man'
} 3i !Rusltsd. That the widow and fsmlly O.
sur aeesased hroshef--she who has lost
kiad ahd lovihg husband, and the children
whe msprn ,.hs early death clan honore'
father. sss hereby rendered the heartfelt
symPsthy gf,hs surving brothers Of Ravenn'
Lodge, aud ikey will alwaya esteem y; q
sspssisl ptlsilsgs 10 sbset and comfort tn
loved OAss u him withwhon It was pleas
srs ts bsassoeistsd 10 llss. IN q Il q
q \ Rssslsss. TAats copy, II thsss resolution
DO furnishsd . tho widow sf sour dsceass
: ybreiheF. and the spuatl papers fcrpnblics
stiDn. sSA fSs b. N. FURRY. N. q.
n Il gEfTsssS " sT ''i - ~ As ~
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[Adyertise ment.l

RtAp THrs!-A Hollsade, : TssiimSAy:--
J,coS Rinskes, living III the Holland settle.
ment Of Sheboygah, Wis, says: "Aftel
suffering for some time tho misery attending
an utter prostration Of tfiind and body, I have
been restored by using B6anAvE's HOLLAND
BlfrERs, to perfect health"
The fact OF this fediedy being in su,h high
reptte AMONG the Hollanders in Wisconsin,
Michigan, New York, in fact in every Hol.
land settlement in the United States, arguei
much in its favor.
Try it-tor Chronic or Nervous Debility
or amy Nervous, Rheumatic, or Neuralgit
Fiction.
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L"K:sl Notice.
r7ERUBABLE SNOW, Mary A. Snow,

Y7ERUBABLE SNOW, Mary A. Snow,
Il Crston Hawkins, residents Of Utah Territory;
AIonxo Canon, Dolia T.. Canon, Yesidents Of Gu, Ii.
hoea county, Ohio, Lewis Hawkins. Ly mn Hawkins,
and Liilias Hawkins, will take notice that petition
was died aga nst them, tho 18th day ~ December
county, ohio, by George n. Wheeler aud Lucy X .
Wheeler, and is now pending, wherein the said
George n. WEBSTER and I.ucy X. Wheeler demands
pa rtition OF the following real estate, situate In the
oWnship Of Streesborough, Portage county, Ohi,,
and known as being paris of lots Nos. H. H. 81 and
81 Ia said township, and bounded as follows: RSgin
ming NJ stake piseed In the cehtr6 bf tbs turnbiks
road chains aud So links south 81 degseHs east from
Intersection OF the Aarora road with the turnpike
road; thence south 81 degrees cast Is chains and %
links 10 pos thcncc south 40 degrees west chains
and so links 10 pos thence south 81 degrees east
chains TO post theuce 45 degrees west II chains aud
ae links to post; thence south degree west %
chains and 06 links 70 ros thence north Sst degrees
west 10 chains AMI 80 links to post thence south
degrees cast ID chains and 81 links TO posi thence
north s94 degrees west 10 cha ns and 10 link to pos
thence north degree east 10 chains and IA links
thence Aouth col degre east C. aims and 81 links to
a post; thence north 3la degrees east chains to
post: thence north degree " est 81 chains ana 10
ihks to q post; thence north az degrees eaSt IS
chairs to post; thence north ii degrees east chains
to the place of about J03 acres
df land. certain ether piece Of land cit ate in
said township and county aforesaid, kncwn as being
parts Of lots Nos 81 aud %, bounced a. follows:
Hast by land decided 10 Ezra 8. Cobis south by land
decided TO James Butler; west by eeRter Of Tinkere
creek and land lately owned BY Jeste G. Hawkins;
north by land lately owned by said Bawkins, and
northesterIy by land eded 70 to Joseph Harrington
and Julius Ruston-cohtahihg n! out 1864 acrcs OF
land and that at the next term e aaid court appii-
cation will be made by the saij George N. Wheeler
AMI Lacy X. Wheeler, for an order that partition msy
% MADE n''a'la - '.'' premises sTRAwbER 4 HART,
December II, lSsf-svs ", Piaintias' It.,s.
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Notice TO bridge Ilu,lders.

THE commissioners Of Portage csHnty
i viii receive at their jofioe. IN Ravenna. until
noon OF Thufsday, the 9TH day Of MaFeh next, sealed
propveals for the construction Of Brdges at the fol
IoWiag places, te9wis:s One In M0gsdoie, on the
coupty line; also, one near Mr. Xug's Saw Mill, and
Plumb Greek, north Of r. r. GsFdneFs,i In, BrimGeld;
also, two neaf NJ H. Mefwtn's, In Palmyra; also one
over Break mock Greek, near the Feeder Aqueduet,
"a Ravennas and IN abutment in GarTetisville, On
north side o. Re psfeam near Mr.. Ferft's Min.
Copttaetofs VIII make their proposals. estimating
by tHe pefch q tHsntE-aye feet pei perch for the
stone wQsk ~ te price per perch all ne
cessAfy and timbers Tor fonndatonsi and
the WOOD work by ihe oph, estimating by ths length
work are eOliciteds ~ HI Il; "a y ~ q \
The styis ofthe work 20 bs IL :he bsst brid.
gss sfectsd IN the county tot the f6st tWc yeafs.
Contractors will Be required " eye kcnis for tho
teithfil performance 81 tneir contracts. u
/ ~ order cElho Commisslsn AL .as X.
rss,a.g 4 lssssss II J - 81 ! 1ississs.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.


LADIES' OHGSS 0UOOa"
Black Silk,
Fancy sllk'
Changeable SllK
Merlnos, "
Merinos, p'''1 'Aa -s'
DeIalhes' :"
Delalnes'
Cfayellas,
Coourgs' 49,,
Oebeges'
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10 Mn yous EUTsEsKRs. a retired cler
etthans festcsed 10 health in > few days, Of
tor many yeass Of great ilersous suHssing
u aRxioHs 70 make known the nsansa of
eufe. VIII ssnd (iree) the prescription
Used. Dirsct the Rsy. JoHKM DAeRitS.,
M. le6 Fulton Etfsst. BroOklyn, N. II.
November IL, lSt7-sm-FEYA. 8
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Onio N1A1s am UHloR LAw ColLxsk.- -
8 This nstituticn hss bsen removed to Clsve,
land, Ohio. Degrees ~ ltgsllg conferred.
ana stu1Sh1 upcn gfsddatin9 mty BE sdmit
- as bySStIcs. For cifpHlsfs. lddFsas 81
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Dtssnhst sA, lSs7-iy 9scI.tsFy.