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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

~ The suspension bridge over scioto river
Ct Pertsasssh, Ohio. fen O Monday mornisg at
IL o'clock, killiag two msa who we're ON il at
NhN 49, -t4av s.gst y .s.s.E
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~ fhnesEs Dtspssss syv - -
Osaninshs.s -. - Dssvss. y.
Aaesaa ne4ss 80 appeinta4os y h =
n passiaR thvosgh assts1sneat ". !. -
sstsosis Bsssn. NO he'd jsss s.d,.s 10
. j6essn Pre- 0lavssy prisoner. ..sss. ~
y ssna - Assail ths ffss 1sas1 ssSsis- ~
then vess several slays heIdera. -N- -
charged ~ Brown, e Gov. VIZ -
dischsrgs Osrrits SsitA) with lee,s.. y
ignorant devils, who knew ~ 49,. z ~
Ing 70 the Nesthssn nes Win eos,2. ..se -
plas. b rsnsskse: Is ~ - is,ln- phsS-
osght y knew better, haviae 49, 49, "
10 ~ frs North, Duse I'D ~ H. =
shall o. wish yeul" whsrsupea " - |
nas co0osnced praying to IL Ai~;.s.1 -
Ing Biz aid. tsas he mighs - d;soo.s g,
psaeeNsss - - bsse psese&e - ~. ~
cause, &s.yia - midst Of shisA ~. -
nineham, altar vain attsmpsA L - e..
busse isse . 6tef laughter. In mo~.s. ~
eeassd paying; sad turning his ni.,.;.sN
spes he o0sndes, remarked: sad i1sse
sesp lsughiue. ! shall dispose Of 49, ~
~ sski~S ~ Lord e~yfkias 49, M -
unDeceaDasy - ssy shas he hoeo,.Al. ~
resumed ~ accustomed grave dsrs.s.~ -
that the subsequep: Proceedings 81 ~, 81 -
t6sum head court marta! ws-s mersss s1.ssi
lsvitys, - Ssv - Judge Cuanipsha- \. >
cefno6. -.
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~ Mr.. McQusen. enc Of The South Carolina
Members Of Csugrses, says In recent letter
81 would not support NJ. Douglas for the Prssi'
dsncy IL b. we're to make an aiadsvit to observe
any platform that may bs drawn. know what
b has done, and that b enough for me-" NJ.
McQassn % further Impressed with the idea chat
he Union ought 70 DO dissolved in 1860. should
. kepubliean President b elected. He vill
probably have ON opportunity TO illustrate the
siaeesity Of his trsasouabls talk. The result O.
bic Threatened efforts viii b Of more interest tc
himsslf. personally, than 70 any considerable
number Of people.
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sYEEY InrosrAsr yses Easwssvu,
New Orleans Dslss pubiishss ! e..
Corpus Chhssi, Nov. =. which avs ~. -
most csvtaio that The town 81 B,e,n..ns1 =
ialIsn inse :hs hands o. Corsisaa M -.
6ag vas flying q point feur nj. -. -
tovn. All cemmuaieatios had -, S.vs -
The estirs pepuIasion On bob - y ~ !. =
0rsnde was in arms, with ne irtso,;. - -
sssninatisg The Americans, ana ,.en.. y =
the couptry - The Colorado river Ms
coBdrmsd By the afddavita Of citi..a. !, - = ,
ron county. who vers obliged 6 4, ~ s y !.
lives Another affidavit says tia. 4. s -
q she h,o Ursnos . 70 state d va. co..ss.
peals are made BY The American 4.
Eighty men were advancing 10 ~ -, s's-.
Brownsville, but they viii have "a .rs
700 Of Cortinas' men. sss's
Col. Robert = Lee succeeds Gen. rv;,..
command Of the military depsrtmen, NJ
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:. - 9y@s
q - 60 le1e ~ t "a 90 ~ -
neteeee beaeAee - n e0nna Dooo - -
- 49, !. - s@eae - h9se
NJ. S.S = :. w. i NJ = Epeeee. -
1s'ss 1ese sedes
sssss sysassy. -.
The Yooag MODS II yAsocjseie
q DAvennoft hae enRaeu1 ~ f6llowiae 49,
liaguishsd gsa,lsnen 20 lecture In sAas civ he
onsuine eeaeea :-Rey. q. i. Jooel,n. n y.
u3ne 1eH MAldo &meseep Rev. ". b. Nil
osfa. - 1llad ffsaeAsr; +. Starr King
uessee uss9v 1Aox.J. >. Do1nellan; Messi-
ness 1eeapsee 1allae peeeeiqAe; Rsv. G. ..
haSou1s 8oasy Wasd Deeehes.
PA.,,... -. r-.-- - :,
1890. 49,. u. ~ =
Yesk nanas ~. -. r....... =. 4, ,o...,
prniahsa vash s...v ....s.>. !. 1, 80. - -
ha,aderea pi.;A. - h-;,,;.,. .,,... "a ho.A
| 49,. a. ...,i 80. ,,........S.... -. N.
We assert that unmitieated yeJlow u evidences
q ths nese esAned sasse. valsncia plaids,
saissA and heavy, also In plaids, called Ottomsa
velsst, ass uora ~ street. dreaoes. Girls are
!
.s ...,' $1,000 !. 49, ~
| - 80 ~ n. --s n - - !,
- = e.s'sS.' - -
!,
r. w.
..:s, : . - -
..m.~ -. - :. ,-e -. -
49,. :, Ia. r.-.a.,. -. -. o,oa -.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

~ TIE Baltimore Exchange advocates the
passage Of registry law, - . preventive to the
sepstitien Of some Of the election outrages that
have disgraeed that city. a..
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

Wus KIIIsas-A druggist, named John h.
wilsso, Of New York, attempted 70 dispose OF
his wife BY The ues Of chloreform. She retired
ss 10 o'clock, leaving her husband sitting up
About nidnigh: the occupant Of another room
detecting peculiar oder Unlisted upon adlnis>
doa to Wilson's room, where xss. Wilson was
discovered isssnsibls and thoroughly stupl6ed.
A handkssehisf saturated With chloroferm lay
acsoss hss noath and shs was inssnsibls. IL re-
CURED two heurs Of medical treatment 70 bring
Mrs. Wilson 70 CONSEQUENCES. Her husband
has been arrested. ~
Another rascal named Inghsm, Of Kingston,
NY, took his wife On an excursion TO the
country and when they reached high bridge
be shrsw her over, distance Of forty feet, sup
posing che would b. drowned II not killed By
The fell. He went On certain that she was.dead
bat che seavlsd 70 the bank and reached hel
home again. ls tsi t74.c Ta /.
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DIED.
On Tuesday, November Is. 1859, at Ssssk ? n
GE0R0Is y. DAykY, aged years and sala.. =
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A veman sends I've dollars 70 the New York
Evening Post - the bsginniss Of . contribution
By the asN-slavssy ve0sa q ths Nsrth % Per-
chess silver ~ ssrviss for Miss Foalke, the
brave Virginia girl Who inssspsssd her person
90 prossct The psisensr Thompson against
frantic mob. .s tst s.tas.s "a -t
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

Ans VUAV8kU 6tCAk88 ABBAI8s-A case came
UP befo:e Justice Snyder on yesterday after
noon, which involved the domestic peace aud
happiness Of . colorsd couple, named Tate, who
reside on Warrington street. II appears from
the evidence. that one George Belt whose oc>
cupation 10 that ofcook in the Empire restaurant
became enAmored with the ebony charms of
Mrs.. Tate, and to express his feelings of admir-
alton. visited her on Saturday night last, in the
absence Of her husband, and after . violent
Struggle, imprinted kiss upon her ruby lips.-
Hs also made other improper advances, which
met with violent resistance ct the hands Of the
indignant lady; and the bafaed darkey withdrew,
after repeatedly commanding her TO quit making
. noise - ''he did not want tho whiss folks TO
know his business"
When NJ. Tate, who BY the way 10 aa indus.
trioss barber, came homo he Was informed BY
his wife Of the circumstance. and, laying aside
the idea Of shooting the guilty individual, he
fastened at once 70 the proper authorities, who
Issued Q warrant for his arrest. e
The Justice, deeming the evidence sufficient
to bind over the defendant held him TO bail 10
the sum Of three hundred dollars, to appear be-
fore the grand jury at the next term Of the dis>
riot ceurt.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

The Massachusetts, Spy, abiding to the story
told BY Washington letter writer, to the eff
feet that the Hon. Charles Sumner 10 {" about 10
resign his seat in the Senate, marry . wife, and
take up his permanent residence in England"
says: SCI. so.s. 500.
1.-THE fellow invented this story. Nobody
told him %. Ia had NO warrant for it. Mr..
Sumner 10 nov on his way homo, and be will
probably be in Boston before the close Of the
present week. He y in excellent health, aud
will take biz seat in the Senate when Congress
assemblies NJ 44 a,.r -
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A sxss'asas sssssa has hssa Very esassally
a1spssd shis ysaf, f. ~ asss sins, y ~ oss.
ssnoss q TIE vasious States, In sraasnissipe
eepies 81 tAeis thasksgiviag pseslAnasteas o
~ 0evsssess q III ~ ether oseese end 1esrs-
tssiss D. 10 Uaiss. Oovssses Msegss u nsv
York. ~ he asss . ct DE sxanpas. early b
0ssobsr. This gave sallcisnt siss 6os ~ ~
0satss ard Territories. exssps thsss % ~ Rs-
80, y rsspond % The eesstssy bs1sss ~ day
aepsiatsA q tbasksgivisg shsslA arrive. and
vslsass tAas ~ sastoa - bssa alneet sni-
venally a6spssd. W % X
- LsR AaR--ths fAilaAslDGia 1srsh Anss-
lea. y view q - disregard Of sbs psissiplD
= pslisieal seeseay q which The public ssvs>
- 80 sspssdisssss 90 sesdasasd, slaass
ehas sstsoss aneag ~ s1oa aseJP
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Bnapn01S4 $780, 81
- snllovfne ersiclo sresn - naouckeca r
,.s.. -. sS....es.@ - - Z. NJ
ss. Z. 49, - ss.s a &c
- vaess 49, esases eosse afe g.: 10 -
---. e- e s.'1..S "a
- . :. :. e
..sls s.,.;,r 's' s.,n ~. y. ~ ,...;.I
deieas 81 ~ Rspsbi,csn t,ekss Il Claytea essn
". h sppsass.ihas ~ - AeisAsoe, Eiphalel
Price, attempted - dssess lAs nakllg g ~ :.
lar nomina.i0ns ~ the &epuoucanes 90 1l.u1
10 this y went into The Co1veneaon. vetee =
every balIoe, and was hinssif candseeee 0s1sss
the Coaventioa for STATE SENATOR. ne eaos
protest against - aeuse y soe Uoas.s d
and gave 10 8spu0hoan0 - 'oAoeesseea $50
he was entifely easiseed WITH the nominaueoa
until ahest tuo days bseofe the election, wael
be got printed and had circulated ifaaoeIe0'
tickotA With part Of the kepaohcAa so.anees
and 81 of he Ds1oesasso Legiaaeavs cauaidase'
shsreoas and By this MEANS sacceeded 70 de-
isessne sbe Republican 6snaeosi ana one hepre-
sentative. Ihsse lasts ase 81 forth ~ ne -
pablicaa Osaasy Csasfa! Con9assee. vho eal
upon the Republicans Of ehs County . &c q
s6s lock out for ~ inssrssss and pfinsiplss =
ths party, and keep Aloof tre0 eliQ1es ana 40
lions. We think il 10 about time tor the NJ
pablioans Of that County - esess = reeosnise
hr. Pstce and his osAdjators - hspaencans; 8
long % they are permitted q take - active par,
10 the Affairs q the party Just - long VAL sneJ
bstsay and defeat It Il In sheir psves.
4p - - 49, - 80
S - =.
Apo 0PsHu8nss0 Auueps"0eue SsSs Ns'.'S
cratic paper, which plays The heotsr hAfmon'sl
20 shs pro slavery bass Of the State Regissss,
,,,.. - ~. scl,o.irv rl.. for MIA Rrovn. sa s
!. v.-.-. !. = .n. . :.
vre'n's = w.nuns = psy ~
rang o:own sse oIy ~ ~ 1e ~. ss.' 49, =. !.
Slo s.yng ~ -. .s.os. S = -. $500 e..
sne %slyl sos 3 80 = 49, y. ~ ~, 49,
may many 0sVw"s uus = e. ~ves ~ 80. 1e ~,
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OFFICE OF 60. sUPr. COMMON SCHOOLS.

Denmark Academy
eHNHB Winter Term In this Institution viii ccmnesa
j on Monday, November Sush, and continue fouftss
weeks. For further particulars and circulars enslis
OF the principal, HR EDsOl
Denmark, Nov. e3takv9A
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

We have now ready for sale, ~
largest and most complete stock Of
Clothing. Gentlemen's Furnishing ~
- Rubber Goods
Ever offered in Burlington.
We are enabled from the many a.
vantages that we possess, to make :
greatly to your interest to
3WAQRAa1 o. VI,
LIST. We purchase GIL Piece Goods y
the lowest Cash prices.
I'd. All our Clothing is manufactures
expressly for Ccssom wear, m
Fin der the superintendence Of NJ.
ar B. Wilmer, at our manufsctG
No. 1T, East Water strse''
MilwauHic, Wisconsin.
Sd. Selling to none but for Cash, Y
make no bad debts, theretoNS
WE CAN AND WILL SILL
YOU AT LOWER PRICES.
4th. AND VERY IMPORTANT
s. This is the only firm in Burl,g
IN ton that manufactures AN
their Clothing.
6ms MasEN IN IMSS CITY
CALL 3 EXAMINE OUR STOCA
for. your own especial benefit.
We love to show our goods becsa's
they win.
y A. & B. WILMER,
A-.. :. I.a.r~o. snrsss
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We Aase ~ y hsaf he Arse veed q d.
poo4ooey - 66eoo1goGeDe1e ften Nc oeDo-
Grade pssn-Cllsage HssaA. IL &se,
TAs e11Dss q - oAisage 1sesA ssssaisly
Ssss - take ~ papssA Alnsss De asss
paDse Disksd % aflss ssediae ~ abeve vas
~ DsAuqss HssalA q Teesdays Asa vAish -
sss IL ssns~iag vsahss ~ ias@: oas
Ths=r...le Il ~ slsoeieas held 10 The frss
osasss. q III U1Sso - pseoses yeAf. easoss
IN 8 eoos M : sea60n lssDoa - Ill men
~ have ~ obsslnaSsly 6sestainsd - shut
eheie syeo esa theie hsasss egainss the TRUTH
NfteeS q sAeos 0aasso Aavo oeen eassiea By The
Rspsbeisaas y ssspsesahle uajositiss, asd ~
eecap,sulaae aad ps6lish then hsss because the
laess sss psssisa q ~ esrfsee Aissssy Of the
dine. 'i3 st4 eos Z.
Only thrss Shess yeass ego he natiea had
full cso0deues n The pledges and pfe0ises OF
Ne Deneosaaio party, aa1 elsoeeA Saoes %
ebaaan President q thsee United States % car
~ oas thess pledeee as6 peonisea Since that
dine the nasioa - licked 70 bio Adninisefa-
ten @ IL oxpooeot Of DeDeeeatic principles.
aad laia q shs dooe q he As0eesoey al The
blusdsss and srsose b end biz sdministFatieo
have eoonitsed. Thsee have 6soo many and
asievous, ard pesseat . losg, black catalogue,
pnder v6ieh 10 party IN this country coula Eve.
Let % lsass, shsu, from shsss elections, that
~ have no hope before The country unless the
Democracy discard thoes Who have breken their
pledeos, and unless she plants her banner again
upon he rock Of pfinciplos p9a 2a
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

Wood was murdered in the streets Of Dabuqua
last week. Two men ore uades arrest for the
crime. One Of them, named Clifford, who pre-
tends that he was accessory 70 the crime, offers
to turn states evidence. He Gays Mooney killed
Wood BY kcocking him On the head with 4
stoya-IeR. -H5l ..-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

I NJ OE0lh NE000e
The following table exhibits the receipts at
this point Tor the past week, 10 compared with
the receipts Of the came week in 1858:
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

a Tommy Pilkerton, whose disposition to
imbibe the sorst quality Of vhiskey has not
yet left him, became intoxicated on Tuesday
night. and created much disturbance by yelling.
ETC., through the streets. Officer Collier ar
rested and brought him before Esquire Harris
who 6ned him one dollar and costs. and not
possessing the requisite funds, be vas sent 70
san
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

A man named Richie has been playing con
6dencs game in Mendoza, La Sale, and osheu
places, BY engaging 70 marry two or three
yeung ladies'. and then clipping just before the
time sss fer the marriage.
BAyard Taylor, Who returned to New York
In the steamer Atlantic, on Thursday, spent sew
en- weeks in California, where be delivered
twenty lectures at clear preGt Of abou,
eS,vo0. - as's -
WnsRs faE SRos PInCaRs.-An old Wing
who now votes the BuchAnsn ticket, said the
other day: s a saf
my acqusiDtascss somsdnss wonder nov I
Who have alwa7s fought against the democratic
party, can nov vote With It; but can tell them
that voting the ticket isat The great difficulty
Il % mixing With the men that dnd the hardes,
work."
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I.
= funor wss circulated here 10 day TIA,
as9vas rfscae vas attempted, hos that il iell
The Richmend Dispatch states thai Edward
AonAt, who vas arrested " L,nchburp a. \
suspected participants in Drown's iotay has bee
released for want OF evidence a NO LORI
The ldsaiif, ing partics have proceeded 10
WSshes1le, ior The purpose Of -xaming another
suspected Fugitive.
Several suspected persons, mostly northcra
pedlars, have secenty been asrested as -
Culpepper Court Hesss; and Il. appeass 10 b 10
inseneien q The authoriies 70 place in copiiae>
meph .iI shd csunot gre eoed account oS
themselsea. n ' -.
Barnsaabls. Mass.. New. IL. y.
The case Of the fugitive slAve coln.,bus Jooea
Vas resumed to-day. The psosscs,ioa coaclpd.
ed Ne cass. The defence conssaded that IL
slave wAs % Involuntary dsposis in he hande
Of Csptaia Bacoe, which - hs vas bosnd il
common law - keep safely and return. Abous
~ Witnesses were examined snd The ae6eneo
ehees pat - - esidenss. 4 depoaisiea -
taken 10 tlesida. Objections . sAe ssidsase
were mAde' q every peine md usch teGsinoay
was exsladed. The qsessiea wheshsr The sab
aeQueut Tati6cati0a Of the acis Of the dslsnd-
ant By the owner Of The slave would have ~
ehsos Of a original agency was discussed and
0ecl0ed Againae he defendant
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A.llk.262

That 10 to say, the country 10 richer by the
price Of four millions, hundred aud fifty Fl We
housand, two hundred and sixty two bushels of
wheat than it was this time last year.-Chicago
Democrat
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Gov. Wisss organ, she Riehmond Enquirer
talks Of poor Douglas and his bumbug OF Squat.
Ter Sovereignty, 10 the following strain:
1 when John Brown 70 hung, tAsrs sAsH b
tpo additional seefolds erected By ne cosvess
Gnd fdslisy and eosssrsssism Of Virgimis.--
SqaAstsr Sovereignty shall hang from the one,
and Compromiss from the Oiher, until the
Chsrlcston Convention shall pronounce the ems
phasic wosds dead, dead. desdr +"
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Reducing the hour to wheat, the total receipts
of grain At this point last week are 67l, O6s
bushels. against 226, 1884 bushels in the same
week last year. ,-- 3.
The deliveries Of four and wheat at this point
for the fifteen weeks ending yesterday-which
embrace the time since the new harvest, or from
August lse-have been 20 follows:
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ssa flaming 0lllo. a,
WE have Just received Los ef No ral1IT
w Mills that ars supsrles 70 any ever g N ~
TN naskss, 10 which " invite the atsenllos "
Hsssers and Grain nsslsvs. r.aA4
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[Ghosts vanish.l

o. B. starts out of his dream. Give me ano-
| ther HORN call Scripture Dick and Cass But,
soft I've got the blues! What do fear
myself Buck loves old Buck. Shadows, to-
night, have struck more terror to my traitorous
soul. than could the substance Of ten thousand
voters, armed all with Registers, aud led BY
wiley Seward !-[Curtain falls
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

Omcial returns, received up to 4 o'clock this
evening, give Jones, DEM, for secretary Of state
1910 majority; Richmond, dem., for state en-
glneer, 1l70 majority. w. L. Skinner, dem, for
Canal Commissioner, 24s majority; and D. r.
Forrest, republican, Tor Prison Inspector, 81
maturity %A A5# N III. = f.7i
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-31

Bon GurOp. Sdfeu abseiesehe Rafiaster. S9iTe.
% Temem, Dea. 81. Mtalaata, 3sTtmaam rad
VemsMpyL.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-31
8rouersbaSen, Gea 81. u 8tnineer, Sass
hdoen, Il. Nerps9lorf Wlernnh.fne, Gitcprnb,

BrOner6ba1en, Ges 81. q 8tntn9er, Sass
bdsen, n. Neip'y9rf; Mleranr. inc, XtteOm6,
mad New.gUrf.
5asre, DeS. 80. MetrOpOlis, Softer, mad 9eu.
Orleans ; s % &ucaS, Yerfins, naH NerS~
gOrf T; Des. 80. MOseOnOmp, 5nitb, u. 9tep-
SrIeans ; San. l. 3uri6, Barter II. Nstr'
gUrf; Omar palGI, GUrrs, mad NensOr"
leans; S~anpafs, Wtaiama, DO. ; TS Yenne
3ancis, na6 &DarIsfOn; 5an. 2. SurOpsan'
@inplpM naG Nerr-S Orleans ; Atantia, Dli~
Der, DO. San. s.: Wm Nellcm S beerer, DO. ;
GrumbGu, praIt, DO. /; WeuiAstOm DAYTON,
DO. /; San. 5. @rcelllUr, WitGe1, DO.
SeIoSet, Sauuar /. Mlberptna, Sncnbg, mad
philadelphia.
Q~tSerpOOl, San. /. Scbn Srafer, 5erbrrt,
nad Nep,yorf ; ct patriG, sales, n. Nttr'
Orleans ; Selecia, SaIs, o0 ; Sau. g.. . a.
dinaw, pammer, mad Baltimore; NIct1ur'
Mlenltrcns, mad &tarleRpn /; San 4 0aroItna'
@runpen DO; Wtepa1iOn, Sbcpbalc, DO ; San
@ep &pans, Cooper, nad Nep>yDrt; Gam
ben, DO ; San Z QuYdtep, WaDe, naA New'
gprf Jnp NapeneL 3Ones, n1h @barlelt0n.
Su Gurop. 9dfeH augetOmmeHe RafiGgter- Stbtf
u ntperpen Des 80 Gpenins 5tar, Jpnes,
Don MDbtle.
8rtfOt, Deg 81 @urtne, Robertlen, bon Neu
gUrt.
8remeu, Des 80 amarantb, peUbR, bon RiH'
mOno Neptune, Deus, ppn Baltimore /; We'
ia, paburs, DON New,gprf
9aDre, San l SeliDs, gtalpn, Don New'Or'
Leans Warauette, Watts, DO ; San1ar
9Outb Caroline, 4emptOn, bO ; Rate Stam'
Ter, Warpartng, bon @barleltoG.
amburg q, San z 6amn1Onia, 94pee5en, bon
9tep,gcrf; Des % ppsbWa, WauraE, Sim
burbe, BON Nep-O Orleans.
2tDerpcUl, San &Onful, SegbeR, Don ga.
DQnndb.
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StnOf Baltimore
Gonfmlat ser yIteSerlanSe.
B0ltlmCre TN Jannar 1859.
Ocrr Reoatteur!

49,
SA bite Sic, gum 8elten beS banbeltreibens
ben BukIifums 6pl9enDeS in Sbc Uielssle|enes
Slatt auf 5unsbmen: /.
DaS blelt9e @CnIulat bat bic ~cIisiele In'
3et9e erbalten, DaB oas br0dnoiide 9cuuerne>
meut, n1d @iniIhruus Der neuen 9eleee our
8e8ulirun8 rer Seefldereien, fir ben 8elal3e
men bCuanpiiAeu 9aring neue 8ranpmarte per.
Orouet uuo Die bisber benuetep ab9elAafft bat.
Durt oas ueue @eIes III aud Die @rlaubniB
ertbeilt, ben an Den Gdleu Souanos 9efan9eneu,
Den ip8enouuteu 2alteu>Sdrin9, auf dbnli4e
Welie gu lal5en uno gu pafen, ME ben 9irtn9
Der 8rUBen 6ll9erei, pelder leetere nur tn Der
tIeten See 8~efan9en merOen BARI Nnf leces
6aB Ooer 6lBben mug etn9ebrdnnt ietn ueioe
&rCne", pelhe Daa 3etden Der cli5teuen Sn.
ipetttcn lit, uuD uuBerOsm entweoer Die SuAe
ftabsn s z pa3pii4en Die Srcne), mas ben
wv { pairing Der 8rCBeu 6tIderei
be3eihuet, pDer XIV (unter Der &rcne) mas Den
Riitenbdring be5etdnet,
.6d bier in Oarlngeu, lopIe paS Bublitum
i'm Au8euleiuen werpen auI merfidm 0emaht,
oaB Ter adte bOQanOil4e 5ariu9 niHt anOers,
al5 Die porltebenD Ssbranptnartl, im 0ancel
erlfeiut, neil es pOr9efOmmen 1T, Dap Elm Sauf,
mann in 8laarpiu9en ncrwcSliden Sdrin9 IN
bUuGuoiIhe Come, nit Den alien 8ranoalarfen
rerieben, iibergeplft unO 10 ala Rou1nollpe
6driu9e perluuot bat. Gboriide Der Sranof
mIrte lis9en i'm &cHlulate 5ur Anli9t.
acknowledgement
@Iaas Gpde, @oniuI.
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sceiocn MIA Sse;f,,,fffel.

aDim.5. 0ItmaH'6 aGtt Senaa. 5et5en t5nnen BEN
pub!ttum ais ras bette DitlrrI segen y ~rHppfung, ncrv6fe
10 Ifwep mo Gae anbern, aus elmer ~LnsrDnuAa pes 0et6aa.
G1neslpEens enthanosnen RrantbnteH r~mpfcblen nerDsn !.
darlington unD ~ pa6en tn Baltimore fur % Gts. pr
o9 GGteI betj
DRtA.S Setb 9. 6ance. Wp. 1n3 @oItimprsHr
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M; L. Killers, @urcpdii9e @rpreB.
John j. B. Lerch, u emit
oeIoroeIt tnr 70 &ents pafete BON gtem.gprt aus mad treenb
s1usm 2getle Sentl3laaDS, 6rautrei6s, @nslnnts, eer Sdsneta
Ie nn6 prompt bsfUrst.
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