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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01
A Phase Of Slavery-A Kentucky Plan
ter Selling his Daughter.

A moving incident came to our knowl-
edge last week, which we lay before our
readers. We suppress names for reasons oh.
vious to every one.
Near Louisville, Ky, lives planter Of
wealth and standing. He was the assessor
Of hundred negroes, and he was noted for
his thrifty, money shaking disposition. He
had hever been married, and was an ineor-
rigible bachelor Of fifty. His house was
managed by young lady Of about twenty,
his daughter by q quadroon, whose CON-
plexion was lighter by half than his and in
whom the negro blood was scarcely visible
Her mother died ten yerrs ago, leaving her
daughter with it's fathers solemn promise
that she should be educated, and should live
rs free woman rather than as a slave, and
that she should pass rs his daughter A. she
was The planter gave this promise, because
he had been really attached to the dying
woman, and was greatly attached to her and
his beautiful daughter As she grew up,
radiantly notwithstanding reasonable
education. all that her father could give, and
in time took the management Of the house
hold. She never knew that there was any
negro blood in her veins, and mover dreamed
that she was q slave
Last fall, . series Of misiortCnes overlook
the planter. His house burned down, and in
il the notes, books and papers that composed
a large share Of his fortune His crops
failed to great degree, and some heavy
speculations in which he was engaged re-
suited disastrously. Added 70 all this ht
had lost heavily at play, the besetting cir o
southern gentlemen, and had completely
exhausted MI hia ready means, and FOUND
| himself in the the terrible situation Of havinl
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MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE AND DEATH IN ScHE.
AKcrADY.--Some Ave months since Edwin Mem
pie, ali engineer on the Central Railroad, mar
ried the daughter of Isaac Banker, Of Schenec-
tady Soon after being married they went to
housekeeping, and lived in . house near the
residence OF her father. Her husband being on
the road last night, and she having for some
time past lived in fear and dread OF burglars.
concluded to lodge In her fathers house during
her husbaDd's absence from that place. Ac-
eoraingly she lodged in her fathers house last
night. In aecordance with her prsconceived de-
termination. At an early hour this morning
NJ. Banker arose, and after Going some little
work absut the house raped 1t the room dsos
Of his daughter, and upon receiving NO answer
opened t. He found the clothing which she
wore the night before ON . chair, has she vas
nissine. Search was then Instituted about bic
house, bat she was net - bs f0snd. He thea
vent 10 her house, and finding Il closed then
burst open the door. Search vas here made
and no elss TO her Whereabouts found. but vpoa
going 70 the veil he found the cover Of and the
Is beokss. She Was found drowned in her
aighs clethss and shawl thrown over her head.
This sad and mysterious occurrence has cast .
elosa over . large circle Of their relatives and
friends In Gsheaessady, and along TIE line Of
Ne sailroad.-[ Albany Jssrnal, Jan. 10.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01
An Ancient Ohio Eight.

| Upward Of a quarter of century ago, a
little affair occurred in high life, 10 the tow n
of Columbus, which ought not to be suf
Tered to pass into oblivion. The scene wa,
the front of the venerable hotel kept by Bob
Russell who with his we'll known colored
servant Dick Thoroughly marked with the
smallpox will not soon pass out of the
mind OF the surviving settlers of the State !.
Mr.. Fly was Attorney General Of Ohio
and Mr. Id was Chief Clerk in the office
Of the Auditor of State. The United States
| Court was in session, and Mr.. improved
the opportunity to explain to company Of
| constituents in front of the hotel the circum.
stances of claim which had accrued to the
| SULLIVAN heirs in consequence of the remoy-
ing OF the Capitol Of Ohio from Franklin to
Columbus. In the course of his remarks
| he questioned the statements in the Auditor
| books. Mr.. J.. at ouce pronounced his st ate
ment lie.
Il cannot waive rank, said Mr.. f. and
| fight this man
As he proceeded to reiterate his charges,
Mr.. L. pronounced him second and third
time liar when Mr.. L., became much excl
ted, shouted:
My fellow citizens, l have concluded to
waive the question Of rank and settle the
matter at once
So, taking off his coat, he descended from
the stand, and Immediately received a ire
menduous 'right-hander,' which lodged him
in neighboring mud-hole. Getting up he
received settler which brought him on
the same spot A third time he came to the
scratch, when well-directed eye binder
from the sub auditor caused him to turn a
complete summersault, and lodge him once
more upon his mother earth.
Turning his eyes round, under the evident
impression that he had fulfilled the utmost
requirements of the code, and not DESTROYS
Of performing any purely 'meritorious' labers
he addressed himself to his physical super
Tor, as follows:
Before rising from this position, sir, / de-
sire to ask You question: Do you intend
to strike me if getupY
OF course do, d-n you,' calculated hi.
adversary.
Then, sir shall not get off my ba.kr
The spectators--am them, if we mis-
take not, Hon 4. @ and Judge s..
now interfered and the belligerents were
separated.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

Physicians viii tell you to let alone all pro-
prietory or quack medicines, as they call them
Why? For the simple reason that they are
put up with printed directions and the name
and label is copyrighted. Show them tho
formula Of preparation, and in nine cases out
Of ten they will approve OF it, There arc tes,i-
monials from physicians whose prejudiees
are overbalanced by their good sence Of the
excellent virtues of Dr.. Halls Balsam Tor the
Lungs, and who are using it Tor their private
practice.
For sale by gil Druggists.
See Advertisement. wilt.
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New York, Jan. 20.

New York, Jan. ".
sTOCKS-DuM AMI heavy.
MoNEY-On good demand and rates 6rmer, but not
&c orally higher.
FL0UR-Dull and lower. Sales 5000 bbls. Is 25Gt
~ super state - so6 co extra do; IS 9o06 40 COM
mon good extra western: % 3oQ6 80 Ohio
Canadian quie % 3O6L7 10. Rye -four unchanged.
WHEAT-Du.L Sales 10000 bush. 81 4SO1 50 white
western; 81 IS Canadian.
CoES-Dull. sales small at s6 for mixed western
RHYTHM At SG90
oATS-Duil. Sales of State, Western and Canadian
o. 53Ga52c.
PoRk-Dnn. Sales At eli so for old mess; e15 100
IS Is for mess; el3 50 for prime
BEEF-Steady and unchanged.
BACoN-Ste ady.
CUT MEATS-Hirm.
LARD-Buoyant. Sales 4O8 bbls 12012Hc.
BuTTER-In moderate demand at 12G20c for Ohio,
1920 for State.
CiiEESE-Frm ut 7H010.
WHISKEY-Dull 1T 26kc.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

An Ex-CLERGYMAN IN VERY BAD WAY.-
The harbor police on Saturday evening arrested
one Jacob b. Jones, until recently preacher
Of the Methodist persuasion in the State Of
Maine, for carrying on rig which nearly out
herods Herod. Il 10 said that not finding preach
ing very profitable, be left the connection and
came 70 this city, whore be commenced the bus
iness Of keeping bowling alley and rat pit.
aud soon after added 70 bic business that Of
keeping house for lady boardsrs. A. the time
Of bis arrest be vas the conductor Of tive houses
Of illfame In Clark street, besides his other bus
insss. Jones 10 about thirty.6ve years Of age.
rspssas,oa for plsty and eloqusnes.-Bossou
b0o. jan. H. 4-t5s
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC fer 1888

Astronomical Calculation for 1859.
Election Returns from all the States holding General
Elections In 1858, carefully complied and compared With
former ele ctons expressly for the Tribune Almanac
Election Returns q the State o. New York by Town.
ships and Wards-an entirely new feature ln this Al
mAnac.
List o. tie Members of the United States Senate
and House Of Representatives.
And large o. other interesting pocAl MAJ.
Yer.
Agents and others will please send In their orders
without delay.
Price tpostagc prspad) single c,pies 1Scents Amer
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

ANOTHER CANNoH.-The construction Of q
monster piece Of ordnance has been projected
by the Secretary of War, which will probably
be cast at the Fort Pitt Works, Pittsburg. It
combines some of the features of both the
"Dahlgreen" and columbian" guns, and is cal.
culated to do execution at four miles. Ii is to
be Of fifteen inch calbre, with a diameter Of
twenty-eight and halls inches 1t the muzzle,
forty seven inches at the breech and an ex-
treme length offifteen feet. The ball viii weigh
| between four hundred and four hundred and
| fifty pounds, requiring an enormous charge OF
powder. The estimated weight of the gun is
between twenty five and thirty tons. 1t will
be cast hollow, ON the principle Of Major Rod
man, and under his upervision.-Dispatch.
ELoouENr.-The New York Pos. asserts that
Rufus Choate capped the climax of his GRAFTON
a. the Webster dinner in Boston, with the fol.
lowing grandiloquent strain, which is quite as
hard strain we have seen for some time:
II have heard that in soma hard battle, when
| the tide was running against him, and his ranks
we're breaking, some one in the agony Of need
of generalship, exclaimed-O, for an hour OF
Dundee!
$50 say To- for an hour Of Webster now
"Oh for one more roll Of that thunder in
| imitable!
Zone more peal Of that clarion!
zone more grave aud bold counsel of moder-
alton!
zone more throb OF American feeling
"One more farewell address, And then he
! might ascend unhndred to the bosom Of his
Father and his God"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01
o. II. HARRIS.
Auction and Commission Merchant

Dry Goods. Clothing. Notions, &C.,
63 MAIN STREET,
Burlington, Iowa.
vNILL attend to the sale OF Lands M.r.handise.
" Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, Ac., in any
part of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made on con.
sgnmentg.
RRrERRNCER.
Jas. d. Chadwick 4 Co., 81. Louis, Missouri.
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hounds 4 Langdon, 1855 Randolph St., Chicago, Ill
Goolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa
Lauman, Hedge 4 Co., !"
J. L. Corse Son,
jan12-bptf
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For Pike Peak,

THE advertiser suggests 10 those proposing TO sm-
crate to the Gold Fields and TO others, the propr
ETY. OF purchasing cattle lie has for saie, twelve yoke
OF No Cattle. we'll trained, which he will sell ut very
Low rates. Also, four farm wagons perfectly sound
lie has also for sale hns lot Of thorough bred young
cattle. Enquire OF the subscriber on the Lowell road.
six miles west Of Burlington.
jan3l-wtf d. HARRISON.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

A letter from st. Petersburg, after nention-
ing the alarming illness the Empress Mother
of Russia, widow Of the Gear, says she has been
kept alive for the last ten years only by artificial
means, passing the winters in warm climates, or
remaining shut up in close rooms in St. Peters
burg through the severe winters. She 10 sixty
years Of age, and much beloved BY her family,
though the mass Of Russians know very little
about her.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

sGr woman in Saginaw county, Michi-
fAa- recently gave birth to four children at
ast time, and to reward her, bill has been
FEll he introduced into the Legislature, do
---is Der TWO hundred and twenty acres Of
-, situated in thai county. The Chicago
's-fh4l suggests that this sort Of legislation
''soAsLes very bad precedent. Very like
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

~ IAe prohts Of the 4Etna Insurance Co.,
7 Hartford, for 1855, are $674, 900, Of which
s-''v@ Or IS per cent. has been given to
'4os hhSAssrs, and the balance added to the
s-riias Eos $156,000 This company has
asAfF we million dollars Of money invested,
ifafy half in bank stock. The 1Etna and
fAxiaI Insurance Companies Of Hartford
i&A made 10 per cent. dividends, and the
ny and Connecticut i've each, this week.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

- Ladies', Read Thlsy-Dr. Hoopsr's Rs.
male Cordial safe and sure rensdy for female cen.
plants arising from debility, such % Irreruarity or
suppression ofths Menses Rluor Abus or Whites Rar.
renness, saow Complexion, Headache Dissiness WEAK
Nerves, Frightful Dreams and oil diseases caused bv
Colds Checked Precipitation, Excesses Over Excitement
&c. Thousands been cured By this Cor.
aa, aHef the prescriptions Of their physicians have
JAILED, and the diseases resisted oil other remedies
Price, One Dollar per bottle, or sig bottles for Five
Dollars.
For sale By DIR. EAsrERLY, corner OF Third and
Cnestnu, streets, g. Louis, Mo-; By W. A. HOLToN
CO., oUIGLY BRO, and D. SLAMS CO., Alton, III,
For sale BY y. =. GAY, Burlington. ausl7dAwly
Weed's Patent sewing Machine
IL before ~. We have examined II and tried II on
various kinds Of work. and for once confess ourselves
astonished that 50 simple piece OF mechanism will
sew The complaint against Sewing Machines gener.
any, has been thst they very easily get out Of ORDER
and become useless to the purchaser But here IL an
exception for there Is, 10 all appearance nothing to
get out Of repair. And We wondar again, q simple
thing will sew such beautiful, straight, even and Arm
seam, that never be rivaed either in beauty or
strength, BY any work done In the ordinary way II
sews well on the finest muslin the coarse and hard
est cloth. doing every kind Of work which families re.
quire and 10 also adapted to shoe and saddle manu-.
iaesaes use, as We nave seen some very esgantspe.
cimens OF work done on leather, that was not only
handsome but strong We have seen 50 complete
Sewing Machine before, could freely re-.
commend to our readers, who need such = thing a
this; and since Sewing Machines have become almos
necessity in every family where,h IL much sewing
to be done We advise al to purchase this in preferences
to any other.
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors
845 Broadway, New York.
W. 7. BANNER, Agent In Burlington
oRvlLLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Ciark-es.,
Chicago. ianIubnfr
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

SAMMEDAkY In A BARRIERS SH0P.-"His Ex-
cellency" went into BARRIERS shop at Lecomp-
ton to get shaved. The barber is black man
and belongs to Judge Gilmore, for ours, as Blu
chanan says, is q slave coil.
As soon as seated, the following dialogue oe-
CURED:
Gov. MIL shave by the month.
Barber-Don't know, rnassa, about that.
Gov.-Why not, Tom!
Barber.-'Case, massa, you Gubunurs stay
mighty short time in Kansas. Can't trust you
to four weeks. Too long time for people Of
your color.
Of course, Gov. Medary paid up There was
no help tor it. Mr.. Darkey had the argument
with him. Leavenworth Times.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

ARE You >ICK--or have you friends thai are sickY
Then read Or. Easerys advertisement In another co
ofthis paper 20 the agent this place and
obtain the medicines recommended for the Comp'ain'.
We aade to Dr. Eastery's Iodine and sassa Dr..
Carriers Cough Balsa, Or. Eas:eriys Fever and Asuc
Killer, Dr.. Bakers Specific and Dr.. Hoopsr's Female
Cordial These medicines have been thoroughly tested
in the various forms OF dsv~ for which n re-
commended, ard can ~ psaG lcnsly recommended ~
the most ,nicacions remedies Inovn. They very
popular, snl selling rapidly In neary every city
and town In the United States To b had ofse AGENT
g Y. Gay, Druggist In Burilngton. anG17dAw1y
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

'-e Eayeise County Pioneer Of the Gath
MAJ ~ iAe Monday previous, Mr.. Myers,
''''f . iLe fayette County Journal, was
~S'eli % sess Onion by the Sheriff to an
y sAe saii commenced against him by W.
r.,- 'Alls' merchant Of Fayeite, for pub
n he Jcarnal an article headed "A
= eO'as 'isre needed at Fayetie. Some Of
s!efs being absent the case was post
F'asa Tor seek.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

Hoes AND CATTLE.-DuriLg the months Of
September, October, November and December,
there were l6. 1877 head of hogs, and ,399 head
Of cattle sent from this city by railaoad. There
was considerable stock sent from the eastern
part OF the county. which not being brought
here, is not included in the above amount
Fairfield Jeffersonian.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

good story is told of "country gentle
man." who, for the first time, heard an Episco-
pal Clergyman preach. He had read much Of
the aristocsacy andi pride Of the Church, and
when he returned home hee was asked If the
people were "stuck up" Pshaw no." re-
piled he, "why the Minister actually preached
in his shirt sleeve"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01
THE COLEMAN FARM MILL.
The Wonder and Admiration Of the Ace
Every Farmer his own MILLER!
Great Saving Of Time and Expense.

IhE ONLl sUCOESsFuL METALLIC MILL EVER
INVENTED FOR MAKING BuCkWHEAT
AND FAMILY FLOUR,
tcan be run BY Horse, Steam, Wind or Water Power,
Price. with Sieve arranged, for sitting Corn Meal
for family use, while grinding, $50
Price, with Bolting Machine attached, for making
Family -Four, e75
Descriptive Circulars be had, or the MIL can be
seen In operation ~ the Office OF the Coleman Farm
Mil Company Tribune buildings, No. Spruce IT..
N r., where all orders will receive prompt attention
l-w6m MARTIN THATCHER aee
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A CARD To THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pilla
for EomalAs.

Infsllble In correcting irregularities, relieving paa.
ful and distressing Menstrua,ios, yparticuIarIr q
the change u life.) remove al obstructions. from
whatever causes, and always successful a. proven.
tive, u the sane tine perfectly harmless The cen.
position Of the Pills 10 secret every agent selling
them 10 presented with the receipt and the age sv,
tell You they are the best Pills ever known for ali
diseases peculiar to females, Wis: DissrsssinR an
Painful Aenstruasion. Retention, Paias in The Rsek
Or Loias, Pressingdewn Palms. Rush Of Blood 10 the
Head, Dssiness, Dimnsss Of Sight, Green Sickness,
heAvnsss Fatigue on any slight exsrtion Palpt.a.isa
81 fhs Heart. and all the various distressing con.
plants, particularly The most annoying. v,ake.,ns.
and the beginning Of all other female wsakaesses.
LEUCORRHEA On WHITES.
All Of which Da DuPoHoos 1asuon Gotpru pn,a ~.
certain to cure.
Price Sl,00 per boz. Sold BY
y. =. CAT, Sole Agent
No ID Jefferson Street, BurliuRton lava
TO whom al orders must be addressed iron, the
counties Of Des Mones, Henry, Jefferson Wspello "a
Louisa He will supply dealers At proprissors prsces
ana sena the Pulls "to Ladea" Nv ~ sD
70 any part Of the country, By sending him a ~
through the Burlington Post-Omce,Iowa
sept14bp1y
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Burlington Female Institute.
No. 1O2 Washinston street,
BURLINGTON. IOWA.

THE EXERCISES Of the Second Term Of Ins,ru.,,o,
4 In this Select Female School will commence On
Monday l7th day OF Jannary. $40.
and continue Ten Weeks.
Tuition per said Term for Grthography, Reading and
Writing, Four Dollars.
English Grammar, Modern Geography, o. 8. History
watts on the Mind Intellectual and Practical AritS
netc, Five Dollars. ~
The Higher English ana Latin, Six Dollars
Lessons in Music the Piano Forte extra
Pupils can enter ut any time, but II 10 much more de-
sifable and advantageous IL commence and continna
with the regular Term.
Assistance in Teaching Supplied a. necessity NAV re-.
quire. -
Notice OF the Third and each successive Term viii b
duly given.
limited number of Boarding Pupils would be RI.
eeived In the Fathers family Of the Principal
LAURA HELEN JONES,
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"a. - thaa Tires somen we're arrested In
d d. .. one tight last seek. for appearing
t4s saee;s IN meas clothes, asd one q
nas 20 10 company sith notorious John
= Cs.e voaAas rights Isstufee appeared
- - Tho other day. The Tines ef
-, pssss sAu:-- II might be truth1ully -
. go es.stlsl and aceonplishsA epeakss
hah dssak, more q -"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

lrf0ErAAr 10 FARMERs.-Messrs. Keiser,
'aaesard a Sheriff.. al their Mill in this city,
f.fo'e from this time forward to grind wheat
y ate-eigArh, OF water mill rates.
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ss.rs. seef. Lte., who has been appointed
- - ~ The unfortunate Givens. leaves to-
-" AofaiEg ior Aev York, from whence
Ic.ee saispsd 10 his friends in Scotland
exceedingly sorry 70 hear this. and
MAJ prove 70 he mistake. Mr.. Hayes
% long and 70 worthy . resident o.
my, 'aAs \ veald give y great pain % SCI
sa1'shsd' Ind ss assert that the fact o.
Ag been appointed guardian Of poes
S's's y 10 reason Why he shsu.d be % severe
:, a 9TH. The Democratic party may, II &
mp IL. Hager, but % are sure shal
community vill mot.
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DTED

In this city, on Sunday the sob inst., M. WARD,
aged So yesrs.
In this Ctr on Wednesday evening, ELIZA, onlv
ehia o. Helen and Nixon Rnerton, aged years and
months.
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Iicmas h. Benton, the newly appointed Sec
sEy Of the Board Of Education, has arrived in
10 xoines and entered upon the duties of bis
Gre.
lyear and half ago, four young ladies, in
11eianati, were married at the same hour
Y.o have einee separated from their husbands,
o.! the other two are trying to get separated.
a DR.. Richard Madison Smith, who has re-
Gently returned to New York from the West,
has been arrested there for having three wives.
Anephsw Of Burns Highland Mary and her
.srss: Surviving relative, named William An
isrsea, lives at Caledon, Canada. His eldest
laughter goes By the name Of Highland Mary.
Il brought TO this country the Bibles presented
D. Barns to Mary, but sent them back to Burns
CID il Scotland some time ago.
TIE opinion is expressed that the Spanish
Government viii refuse 10 receive our Minister
u. Preston, in consequence of its indignation
GI-s Presidents proposition to buy Cuba.
sTtete i ramor that Mss Lane, Mr.. Buchau-
a. Lscs, i shortly to be married to Mr.. Ma
gas, Of Baltimore, brother Of tho State Treas
Csi 0; Pennsylvania.
Tie piorActei disturbances in Mexico have
sfeied serious apprehensions Of restitution and
famine. For year scarcely any corn has been
painted or gathered, and the crop is q great re-
hnce in the way Of food, among the poorer
cases particularly.
forr Of the men engaged in the recent lynch
|ag Of two horse thieves at Omaha, Nebraska,
i.rs been indicted for murder, and . special
ssen Of the District Court has been called for
tsf trial The sheriff has also been indicted
|kaegeet of duty in regard TO the taking away
NE prisoners.
The wages Of farm laborers in England have
hen reduced TO nine shillings, SALT. per week.
IBIS does no, include board, and the English
'Apers declare that their farm laborers are we'll
bald What would our farmers Say to such pay?
wesee il stated that there is q gentleman in
sea Orleans, merchant and planter, whose
AeoDe tbs Year viii reach the sum of $500, 900.
i'eriT years age this same individual was q
eek 9th salary Of $500 year. The worst
iaiu'e IN The case is that the man is penurious
asaeIor.
During the past year Lynn has manufactured
s''s than 10000, 900 pairs Of shoes. shoe
s1sness Of Massachusetts, is valued at $4,000
w a !ea-, and enc half the shoes made in that
as are manuiacturedin Lynn-so the thriving
a. Of L,an annual ,mAnuiactures $50, O0O, 900
sEih Of shoes.