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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

FNE subscriber Offers for sale seventy acres fland On the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville Al
coming ne tract which he resides lands u Capt John
tones he land s equal o the best excel
EMS never Billing water with the budinx
u he country and in The idst anest ghrs IA
AnzsfiS@. aPElA NATHANIEL BAXTER
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. Al OEDhhINH IIChEIs Or CERTIFICATES Pleass
ENCLOSE the adTess Tickets 1risrei On
receipt OF which they 80 Be forwarded ars Purchasers
can have tickets ending ia hgurs they may designats
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes Be 70
chasers Immediately after the drawing
Ut : Purchasers viii please signatures plafn and
give their Post Ofoe, Comfy and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and paysbe fall
without deiuctOn
, All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately aer
the drawingother prizes the thirty iays
Notice 10 COFrespOademts-Those Who prefer not
sending money by mall, the ADAMS EXPRESS CON.
PANf whereby money for Tickets Dollars
upwards can be sent Us al risk aud cYl
or town where aey have Office The MONEY
be enclosed In " Sossrnzeat Post Oes Stamped Esse9De
or the Express Company canuoT receive them
All communications strictly confidential.
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0On BOXES Ic IUxI4 Tin, nest brand
%CO $50 boxes TX l0xI4 Tin, best brand
.2OO do &c l4xsJ DO do do
SO do X Do do do do
20 pigs Banca Tin.
30 pigs Lead, Just received and for sale low BY
EugZi J.. ". WILSON
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REMOVAL.

NM have removed socS Of Groceries LIQUORS &C In
w the large store-house % College Broad sis
recently oecupiet BY Terra Bros, where happy 10
see our friends and Gus omers, them that letter
prepared than ever 70 them the favorable ms
janlo Corner CoiIer-e a1I a.. a..
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General Commission and Produce
g NJ EBCH ANTs.
cOTTON AND TOBACCO FACTIONS,
corner OF BROAD and Market streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
are now receiving the lsrgss; and most desirable
w stock Of Gres offered to the BY any
in Che city, to wit:
81 hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do do Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
IS = do do do
Sos boxes Star Candles;
lOOe kegs assorted Nails
SO boxes Taow Candles;
30 barrels Crushed Sugar.
- boxes W r Cheese;
IS do ED do
800 barrels Whisky, al brands;
% casks Imported French Brandy;
de Holland Gin; VS.
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Rasns;.
100 = do do do
IS Il do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
1855 bags Fine Salt;
80 do Coarse de
3IJ9O,OO0 Cigars all brands;
LIS boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades
With many other articles too MENTION all of which
We VII sell at unusually low prices to cash dealers
deol9-n FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
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Magnificent Scheme /.
EACH SATURDAY FEBRUARY

S,As5 Pr,Ees Smoantingia S32O,COO
Circular showing the plan OF she aos~
lerICs viii be sent 90 any one DESTROYS OF
receiving ir.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES vilIb- sols Al
the following rates. which i the risk.
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets ssO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

w Of these popular Stoves which Will sell
hest for Ia short time punctual
} tumers MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
COOKING STOVES.---We lave for sale three
| Y ! sizes Of the
Keystone State Cooking Stove for Coal.
The Beauty of the West, do.
The Hickory do do.
The warranted 10 bake WE'LL to draw we'll in fact to
every way They good stoves any in the mark
little heavier than any others, and quite sheap the
cheapest
following patterns Of Cooking Stoves FOR wood
The CennesSean, with 4 or holes.
The Black Oak.
The Old Hickory.
The Forest Home
The Comet. sizes
Weha full supply Of Parlor and Mantle GTates Jamb
,GTaes, &c, &c.
HEATING STOVES.
We lave good assortment OF
EGrIOr Stoves, office
and Church Stoves
for Coal or wood.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
fsl5 II College Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

taks great pleasure in mendng the frn OF NacGrer
B,nkhrad Of New Or cans, and James BauElead a ca f
his city the patronage Of tn er friends OF the cid arm
NAEH' .LLE, sept. -. leas y. H. AlLOWAY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

DIR UUWDS, FOR 1905.
Flu II MAN & CO.,
No. Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
VIZ receipt Of comp stock
wv American and Foreign staple and fARcy
Dry Goods, Varieties, &c.
Our assormento Ladies' Dress Goods Cloaks Manes shawls
EmbrOeres White Goods, Robes Blankets, Cloths Cassnersz
Tweed Sattnes, Hosiery and all kinds Of Wooden Fairies
will compete with Il surpass, any that
hihited in the Southwest
Superior Inducements will be offered cash and prompt
buyers.
call is respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price for all kinds Of barter
RURMAN a. co.
aug27 No Psblic Square, the Suspension Bridge
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!. H. c UR X Y,
ENTERTAINER.

FUNERAL UNDERTAkEFR.-- am prepared 10
furnish COFFINs Of description from the ane the
Plainest Servants Cofn- together with everything necessary
Funerals All orders left my Wareroos, Draderck street,
LeN door to the UPandUp Livery Stable, between Cherry
sumner Streets will receive prompt attention both %
IL Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made 0rder
best style.
july9 J. II. CURREY.
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NO. 81 Public square,
NASEV ILLE, TENN SSEE.
janI3-ly
j. B. PITTMAN,
sOLICITs BUSINESS AS AN ATTORNEY AT LAW
IN all Courts Of DdridaoH, and IN tie Circuit and Chancerg
Courts Of Wilson County.
office on Dederick street, No. 6,
First Square the occupied by W D. Robert
son, Esq. lal4-lm-
TO NASHVILLE MERCH CHANTS,
l. WHOLESALE BUYERS EXCLUSIVELY
LEWIS NSTEIN q CO.,
Successors to Einsen Jacobs,)
MANU- ACT URE RS OF
White and Fancy Shirts, Collars,
Drawers, OVeTaIIS, DC.
NO. so, BARCLAY STREET,
NEW YORK
iaI4-dGE. ---
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FUNERALS.
NM R CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of celebrated
Wy PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 70
attend at all ane, rslsas heretofore, may h
required Office 1t the Phtsnx Wareroom Spring street
uear Cherry Residence No y Vine sprg and
Broad
ghen notified. .DrQ- Il
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WOOD, EDDY & co.. Augusta eeorzt,
or WOOD, EDDY a CO.. Atlanta. G.or7a
or WOOD, EDDY x co., Wilmington, 4sa.
III LIST Of the numbers from the Wheel with
the amount OF Tie prize that each is enhd
lsd after drawing, in the following paper<-A ueus
Ca COnstitutonalist- New Orleans Delta Mobile Klists-
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette nre
New York Weekly Day Book, savannah Georgian Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Paudug liss) Clarion, and
Little Rock GArkl True Democrat. ian22.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
IN BOXES Of pure Virginia Tobacco received direct
S1O from the manufactures o. Lynchburg, by
oetI5- s. so4lb sisrtsf 49,.
u Rave ON HAND 27O,OOO $50 SHELLS as
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing, and wiz Iii Vrsat
bArgAin,n taken away In short tune
" Il. JOHNSON,
Ie2 see Peunentiary.
PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE. =
NASHVILLE Dec. ., 1853
YHNHE Boar u Directors have this declared dividend ~
s. share payable ths Stockholders on and Alter r
lst u January, 1859 iec5O-lmI D. WEAVER, Csh
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared greatest pop,a..
all contrasts hOWevesisrgv, tsnsrei in % sod
upon which fail give tatisf,ction
pared 10 execute all Of
ORNAkKyraE PAINTING. sR krNryg ayn w.Fatna
Having In that department. the services Of tie most et
and experienced artists.
Inc subscriber would request persons having his line 70
give hin call before making final Arrangements.
argh3- Nj 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

NOR RENTs---The large Room the Daily Ness al
fee formerly occupied BY Btrnar Book Hin-ry mi.
IS IS By 80 fet, is suitable for Printing Oace Bo
Bindery, any rechancai employment Sean ms -
be had from ne Jews Once Engine, this room.
Enquire Of Mr. Usher, at News Once A. v Linery or
he su1seilher ua5i JAMES W. MOYTE.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12
A writer in Household Words thus describes

A writer in Household Words thus describes
the personal appearance Of Napoleon III go
He il grizzled. cadaverous, and lame in the
left hip, and labors TO conceal this last defect.
His walk is awkward. He turns out his toes,
and leans heavily on the strong stick he carries
in his we'll -gloved hand. He is carefully dress
ed but, though his coat fits him very accurate
", he has nothing Of the air Of perfectly
dressed man. His figure il not improved BY
the cuirass which his coat will not conceal
Every step he takes is studied, while his eve
scans every passer by with . look which has
something uncanny in it's expression"
A very malignant disease il prevalent in Tish-
imingo county, Mississippi, and many young
persons hav fallen victims to It's ravages The
most prominent symptoms are high fever at
tended with delirium, sore throat and affection
Of the nerves.
Tkay Buffalo Republic tells this story: at 10
said that one Of the editors Of the Lewisbarg
Chronicle, soon after he went to the printing
business, went to see . preachers daughter -
The next time he attended meeting he Vas con-
siderably astonished At hearing the minister
announce his text, my daughter l. grievoosly
tormented with devil"
writer in the Spirit Of the Times gives the
following statement Of the outfit with which two
English lords furnished themselves in New Or
leans, for Buffalo hunt in Arkansas -
"Four red Annel shirta, two pairs OF thick
boots, two pairs Of buckskin trowsers, two
Scotch caps without visors, lno stockings o.
drawera,) two r,fes, two six barrel Colts (Army
regulation) shooters, four Bowie knives, anc
eight hundred and seventy-6ve dollars worth
OF Brandy. with plenty Of ammunition 70 ias'
four months.1
The Supreme Court q Boston y hearing ar
pumeuts from Rufus Ch0ate and others on shs
| legality OF the levy Of head money on immi-
grants. Upwards o. 100000 are pending =
The suits are brought ~ ship owners agains'
1 ~ stAte. alien oomnis1ioaerA fs4
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ArteSlam Wells.

Siiman's Journal Tor March, 1859, gives an
interesting description Of two Artesian wells in
this country y-One at Louisville. Ky., the other
at Lafayette, Indiana. That at Louisville was
commenced in April, 1857, in the bottom of
well twenty feet deep. 1t was undertaken for
the purpose OF obtaining pure water for paper
mill. During the first 73 feet, the bore is Eve
inches in diameter; This portion of the well is
through sand aud gravel, requiring tube The
remainder, to the bottom, is inches in dame
ter, through limestone and sandstone sufficiently
hard to render a tube unnecessary. The whole
depth is 2,OS6 feet, of which ,593 feet is thro'
limestone more or less pure. The boring Of
the well was accomplished in 16smonths.
The well discharges $50 gallons of water per
minute, or about $4,000 gallons in "a hours.
The water flows with such force that it rises in
pipes, by its own pressure, l7O feet above the
surface. Its force is estimated to be equal to
that OF steam engine of 10 horse power.
The water is perfectly limpid, with on inva-
riable temperature of 764 degrees. 1t is highly
charged with mineral matter, and unfit for the
use intended; but it is supposed to be valuable
for medical purposes. The solid contents of
wine gallon OF the water are 9l54 grains, Of
which 6l5 grains are chloride of sodium (com-
mon salt) S6 grains OF other chlorides, and l84
grains of supha,es.
The we'll at Lafayette, Indiana is 23O feet
deep, and gives $3.50 gallons of xater in "a
hours. This is, also, mineral water, very sim
liar to the white sulphur water of the celebrated
Blue Licks in Kentucky.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

News IN BEIEF-NOT TELEGRAPHED.-The
fugitive slave Daniel Webster, on trial at
Philadelphia, was released Wednesday by
Commissioner Longstreet, causing great ex-
citement.
Springfield, the capitol of the Sucker State
has been revolutionized, electing the entire
Republican ticket by large majority, at the
recent municipal election.
Boyntons Livery Stable was totally des-
tcoyed and the LESS House considerably dam
aged by fire on the night of the 5th-all in
Quincy.
Fifteen or twenty persons were badly bur-
ned and scalded at fire at Columbus, Ohio
on the 9th, by an explosion in the dry house
of tub and bucket factory
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

Last Fridays Washington Star says:-"The
story that the President Of the United States
took occasion to visit Daniel E. Sickles during
his current confinement in prison here, is untrue,
as We learn from a party who knows the fact
beyond question. The story that the President
has written a sympathetic letter to Mr.. Sckles
is also cdndrd Of the same character. We feel
sure that no communication whatever has passed
between the President and Mr.. Sickles since tile
killing of Key"
No less than thirteen persons are to be exc.
cuted in the United States for murder between
this and the middle Of May.
By the falling of a Church at Ulm, 10 Europe,
= few weeks ago, thirty persons, including the
Preacher. we're killed.
There are forty-four applications for divorce
pending before the Allen County Qhd) Court.
or the plaintiffs, twenty six are wives, who want
to get rid'of their husbands
The foundation has been laid for q new
theatre in the Bowery, near Hester street, in
New York. The theatre is to cost $l5O,OOO,
and is intended to accommodate Eve thousand
persons.
In Utah there are 3s7 men with seven or
more wives Is Of whom have more than nine
teen wives; 73O men with FIVE wives; l,lUO
men with four, and 400 with more than one
wife.
Henry ]. Hutchinson, Of Phadelphia, effect
ed heavy insurances on his house and grocery,
recently moved his effects, and then set fire to .
train Of colnbustibles. But the fire was discov-
cred, and SO WAS his dishonesty, and he is under
arrest.
The New-London Star says that Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah Newton celebrated the 7lst anniversary
OF their wedding at Ledyard, on the 9th ult-
They were married at 20, and are now 81 years
Of age.
DR.. F. A. Noyes, the Boston dentist, who was
made insane by the triAng Of . thoughtless
widow, who Tilted him twice, has now died in
the asylum at Somerville. The feelings Of the
woman-if she has any-must be worked to
their lowest depths.
The Mayor Of Reading, Penna., has issued
orders to the police to arrest all minors found
hanging about bsr-rooms il the evening.
A WAR Worn VErERAN.-John Frank. who
lives in Brown County, Ohio, served in the Mex
ican war with distinguished bravery-was At
the battles of Palo Alto, Monterey, and Baena
Vista, and has on his person 60 visible wounds,
and has twenty six children.
The Lower House of the Ohio Legislature
have passed an act 10 ring the noses Of ali the
hogs III the State. Neither age nor sex is ex-
cepted, but the law 10 confined to quadrupeds.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Robert Bickerdyke, one
of our leading instrumental musicians, for
whose benefit the concert Of last Saturday
evening was given, and who was then apparent
~ full Of vigor and life, was suddenly taken
with 6t on Tuesday afternoon, and died on
Thursday evening. HIS funeral viii be to-day.
l-[Galesburg True Democrat.
John Mcmahon, who debauched the youngest
n g r r. a.
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Especial Despatch 70 the Cincinnati Gasetss.l
Naahintnn. Anril &,

District Attorney Ould has applied TO the Sec.
retasy Of the Interior for assistant counsel 10 the
Sickles case on account Of the immense labor
likely to be involved, and the probable duration
Of the trial, but vas refused peremptorily.
The friends Of Key have retained Carlisle,
but, as he does not represent the prosecution, be
can only take : limited part in the proceedings.
Sickles has employed six distinguished lawyers,
Judge Crawford dismissed the Grand Jury yes
terday, for fortnight, which is some sign Of his
opinion Of the length Of the trial.
Upon the present ex p0rts view Of the case,
Sickles ID likely to be acquitted, or the jury TO
disagree. If the testimony, said to be ready,
showing bis knowledge Of this intrigue long
ago, and other proof relating to his antecedents,
be admitted, the verdict may be materially
changed. Much will depend on the Judges
ruling.
The Cabinet have urged the President to re-
talatory measures against Nicaragua, but be
has not responded. urging the want Of sufficient
force. Dispatches have gone TO Gen. Lamar,
instructing him If reparation be not made, to
close his mission. He has virtually done this
al along, BY his dissipated habits. In that
event, the Ncaraguan Minister here will be
dismissed, unless Buchanan changes his policy
mex. week, which is quite likely.
Although Napier has temporarily Suspended
tuU S1I0 VI ulS AuFuitUEes IVE sue COuVeuIcuce VI
his family, no alarm is felt as to the safety Of
LYONS. Il is supposed he may be detained at
Madeira by considerations Of pleasure, TO coal,
df to repairs.
The Union denies that the President had any
understanding concerning Nicaragua. With Sir
Gore Ousley's diplomacy, which is the more i'm
portsnt Of the two.
The arrangements for the transfer Of the Un-
ion, hang fire. Wendell proposes TO retain con-
disicnaly, and to resume the proprietorship, if
his terms are not complied with. The Presi-
dent, who il the negotiAtor, has not yet respon-
ded practically, and hence pause in the in the
bargain. Messrs. Hughes and johnson, former
editors, have retired in disgust, not having
been notified Of the intended transfer, and dis
liking .Bowmans ignorant presumption. Mr..
Buchanan is now the active editor, but Dudley
Mann and Charles Eames are suggested for the
place. The President requires the most abject
submission in the paper, and constant and ful-
some adnlation. Il il for service Of this kind
that the Herald il rewarded.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

,.,oxrp-We learn that our Democratic
.r...,,,.eps are 10 trouble. or rather that the
,e'. ~. and wire workers are hesitating and un.
's'. .,.a rSey do mot know what 70 do. They
sss .s,.id Brigsdier Gensral Dodge win mot b
4. ! unite The party. There is great propriesy
s0s ..-;rv tho nomination upon him bscauss
.s..n constantly in Office. During shs last
-. ,..rs q very hungry time for Leconpto
Ss..,.,. ~ ,has could not gss Ezseutive ap.
$500 ,n.n,. Or contracts,) he has resided as the
POM on. ,;rtuous Queen Of Spain and drawn
~. !. ,.,,e ,.lsry With great regularity. He
-, !. % incur the expense Of the canvass. and
I. V.s friend. mean be shall bleed freely.
i R., y.r, recently bis friends from some cause
~ !. not entirely clear to us. do mot mem
.DsI ~" i. nam. in connection with the nomiua-
.;on M ana We nov believe that y will depend
N0 ....h mon circumstances whether be bs
',,.,.d 80 !. al or mot The leaders at the
c.n;,.l have caucassed the matter and come TO
~ ae,ermination to postpone their Convention
N ~ Esd Of June, one day after the Repub-
H., Convention, when they will doubtless be
M. TO determine which Of the Brigadiers. IL
.;.., !, is best to put in nomination. We care
=, MI. Who is named. because NO can beat
- man in their party st least 5000 votes.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

The ShawDeetown lllinoisian gives an account
d the killing Of an Irishman BY . negro, in
Ksutucky, near that place. A Mr.. Burbanks
had some trouble with bis negroes, and called
spou John J. Clark. an lrishman eighteen years
Of age, to assist him in chastising one of the
negro men. As Clark approached the negro he
vas told TO stand back, the negro saying that
be "~ouldn. be whipped BY no poor white
man. Clark pressed forward, and the negro
killed him at one blow with an axe. The peo-
pie talked Of lynching the negro, but finally
placed hin in Jail.
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photographic Oorrsspondsnce Of the Ohm. Gasette.l
waahsn0ton Anil I


The intelligence BY the Northern Light, from
Central America, confirming previous reports,
and furnishing new developments, completely
astounds the President, Who at last begins 70
realize the deceptions which have been prac-
ticed upon him, and the weakness into which
he was betrayed.
Il is nov evident that England and France
have co operated throughout, to expel US from
Nicaragua, and that Ouseley duped the President
into full disclosure Of al his policy, BY which
their plans we're consummated.
A meeting Of the Cabinet is now in session,
in regard to the destruction of American pro-
perty in Nicaragua, and probably additional
ships will be ordered to both ends Of the 18TH
mus Transit TO furnish protection to passengers.
Other measures would likewise be adopted, but
Buchsnans nerves are not suited to any crisis.
It is believed here, that Jerez, the Minister Of
Nicaragua, has been deceived by his govern
ment, and was not in the secret Of the policy
which Ouseley inaugurated between Nicaragua
and Costa Rica.
Very extensive preparations are making for
celebrating the marriage of Eustis and Miss
Corcoran. Seven bridesmaids and groomsmen
are to attend them. The event is to be cele-
brated BY splendid party at her fathers res
idence, and other brilliant entertainments.
The Army regulations have been applied to
the Soldiers Home" near this city, % neces-
sary for the preservation Of discipline.
Postmaster General Holt refuses to accept
the contractors drafts, but agrees that the sus.
pended practice Of verifying the accounts should
be resumed for their convenience.
The Attorney General is not going to Cuba or
Charleston, as was reported. He is now tenn
porarily in Philadelphia, attending to arrange
mepts for the sale Of Governments property, pre-.
liminary to the purchase of new Post Office
ate
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

Inc Washington States, central organ Of
uouglas, rubs its hands over the success Of 'the
s0hinterven,ion policy" in New Mexico, "where
instead Of being q sickly exotic, slavery will
AAe route in congenial soil, and flourish Of
@ own inherent vigor."
Nouid the mos, jealous propaganda Of sla-
Yer! desire any other result. And not only
woes slavery thus secure firm f0othO0ld IN
we Territory OF New Mexico-almost an EN-
pi'e 10 Hseii-but the position affords the South
esey fsci,y OF expansion in the very direction
nosi inviting 10 its institutions. Not only are
Arizona and Nevada designed TO fall under the
way Of the South. but the contiguous States ol
AeIico will te subdued 10 the uses Of slavery
sben 10 the fullness OF time they shall be re-
ka'ed from the impotent grasp Of the central
sovtsnment.r
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

The New York Herald, which has maintained
confidential relations with the Administration
for the last year or more, is breaking ground
for an extra session, to commence on the 1st Of
October. The semi-organ alleges that the state
of affairs in regard to Central America makes
this necessary.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN DUBuoUE.-At the
election in Dubuque Monday, Hogdon was
elected Mayor over Hetherington, present in
cumbent bSue majority Of Sc ina vote Of nearly
twenty-three hundred, The Herald says the
Democrats have elected Mayor, Marshal, Au
ditor, Collector, City Attorney, City Judge and
four Aldermen. The "People" elected Record
er, City Clerk and two Aldermen. Light seems
to be breaking even in this Sodom Of Iowa De-