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Attachment Notice.

ID. Whitaker, pl'if. against Lyman Newil, dcf't.
Before Robt Barber J P.,of Freedom twp. Wood
Co.. Ohio.
nN the Ord day Of October a. d. 1859, said Jnstice
~ issued an erder ofattachment in the above enI
tied action for the of eleven dollars and eleven
dollars probable cost. Oct. 20-24w =. u
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INpIANAroLIs, Sent 2, ls57.

Indianapolis, Sept 2, 1857.
DR. C.. W. RoBAoK-Dear Sr.-Having been
troubled for several years with debility and
weakness SO much so that was unable to attend to
my ordinary business at times. and having heard of
the wonderful cures that your scandinavian Blood
Pills and Purifier efsctin2, | was induced by
frietd to buy them. have been using the Purifier
Tor the last twelve months aud find the medicine full
ly equal to its recommendations. So valuable is its
use 10 me shat cannot now dispense with the use of
It At my advanced age of life-7f years. cheerful
ly give this information for the benefit of those simi
larly affected. Yours, truly,
~. s,.. MORRIS MORRIS.
Read advertisement. 24-4.
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s~Mr. Jerome has opened a store at New
westfeld, and, like sensible man, advsrtses
the fact. Such men always sell goods on right
terms and pay good prices for produce. The
people in that part of the county will do well
to give him call and see how he will trade.
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Retail Establishment!

Believing that the Farmers will be
in need of a large amount of goods the
coming Fall and Winter, and also (ow-
ing to the uncommonly good crops)
that they will be in circumstances to
buy, and feeling confident that | can
make it for their interest to purchase
of me, | HAVE MADE ALI THE NECESSARY
ARRANGEMENTS TO SUPPLY THEM WITH THE
SAME, and have an assortment of goods
which,
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MORE PuMpKIN.--Henry Powers, ESQ, Of
Webster, has left with us a pumpkin which
weighs 45 lLs. II is not as large as Robertsons,
but it weighs more. Powers is now clearly
.ahead. Can't he be beat
port. informs us that they have pumpkin in
Montgomery township which weighs IS lbs.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27

l. jesr HarrisonsG. Blake, of Medina, has been
elected to Congress in the Wayne district,to 1ll
the vacancy occasioncd by the death of Hon.
Cyrus Sphinx.
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Sixty BUSHELS OF APPLES FROM ONE TREE
John McMahan, Esq. of Liberty township, in
this county, took sixty bushels of choice apples
from one tree Can anybody beat that'
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Nnticc.

NOTICE ia hereby given that j. T. Skinner and !
~ NJ skinner, executors OF the estate Of John skin
nsr. dec. nave flied their papers with me- for lima
settiement. Said accounts win be for hearing an,
examined on the Goth day Of October 1859,
WM. EWING. Probate Judge.
Oct 9Th ls5O--23w3*
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Markets.

PERRYsBrRe OcroBEn lS.---Flour, $500 ;
Wheat 20 to El.O5.; Corn, csc; Potatoes. 2S
to 30c; Oats Soc; Barley 55 TO 6Oc.; Rye 6Oc';
Butter IL 10 lac; Eggs, l0c.; Hams, 10 TO l2c.;
B ,con to l0c; Lard 10 to lee.
ToLEpo, OcTopER l8.--Flour, $500 for cx-
ira; Wheat $ll5; Corn, Sic.; Oats, 36e.
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SoME SouAsH.--Our friend Henry Powers, Of
Webster township, brought us q mammoth
Acorn Squash one day last week. 1t weighs 81
obs. If any one can beat that, let us hear from
them.
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LADIES', GENTS Il CAAILDRENe
CATERS, BOOTS ~ SHOES.
NOTIONS-a complete assortment,
embracing almost everything and
1000 articles beside.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C
The largest and best in town.
GROCERIES-Fresh and pure; il
these goods, we can't be 6eat.

Shall we enumerate farther? Had
we space, we might do so but n brief
description ofwhat our stock is we deem
sufficient. Is there anything you need?
would you get it cheap as possible ?
would you obtain the best quality
go to HITCHCOCK'S. Thanks
are returned to our friends for their
patronage, and we invite all, for their
Own interest, to call and examine our
goods we CAN SUIT YOU.
N. BAH orders for goods at whole
sale or retail promptly filed, and goods
warranted. Merchants from neigh
boring towns supplied at small ad-
vance from N. Y. cost.
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Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the county
l. commi ssioners at their re guar session. ask
ing for the vacation of part Of the angling road that
leads from .he Milton and Montgomery +. T. road.--
We ask the vacation ora much Of said rond lies be
tween the river road and the section line between
sections and 2 il being about $50 rods in length.
October 27-25w4E MARTIN LEM ct al Pet'rs.
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Nntice

hereby given that there will be a petition pre-.
! sented 20 the commissioners Of Wood county at
thslr regular session in December next asking them
! 20 sralta view and survey Of county road com.
msneing at the northeast corner of section town
north range 8 east. thence south on said section
line TO the sOnth eastcorner of section l. in town
porth range east and there terminate.
= ro1 s AM'L S. CLARK. ct al
" ReIo'sr ft-~so"4f Pensioners,
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'SsAt the election on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
the Republicans gained three us. Senator'S; ono
in Pennsylvania, one in Ohio, and one in Min
nesota.
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A FEW WORDS
ITO.
THE PUBLIC!!
SIMPLE FACTS
TO BE
Remembered!
TAX L HIS ME THOD

Of informing the people of Wood Coun-
ty aud vicinity that l have just re-
turned from New York, and am now
receiving large invoice of Goods of
every description, adapted expressly
to the wants Of the people OF this vi
cinity, embracing everything usually
kept in complete
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mg~THE great strengthening and tonic medicine
is HooRands German BHters 1t gives you an appe-
tite it makes you feel well it cures the Dyspepsia and
diseases arising from dsordered stomach. For sale
by druggists everYwhere at 75c. per bottle.
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@Potstoes are only worth abou! eighteen
pence per bushel in Wyandot county.
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es-We did not receive the proceedings OF the
Gilead meeting in time for this weeks paper.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
TINE TABLE.

The following table shows the times that passenger
ears on the Dayton Michigan Railroad leave each
stsion In Wood County; 6 .l.
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A windsor chair maker will find constant en-
"A ployment by making early application st my
shop. in PerTysbuTg. WIN. CROOK, Jh
Oct. 49, 1859
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ROLL OF HONOR,

WEEKLY RECEIPTS FOR THE rERRYsBuRe JOURNAL.
H.F. Miller. woodbury.. 81 80
VIM. Thompson, Perrysburg, 5O
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School Examiners Notice.
Tenck,ecs' Association.

The Teachers and friends of Education will please
take notice that there will be Teachers Associa.
tion at West Mllgrovo. Saturday, November s, 1852
Come one--come all.
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IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY.

cannot be surpassed in Northwestern
Ohio. l need only to add that ny
goods wcre bought to be sold, and that,
too, at
DLSASONABlIA DAYNS9
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LADIES'!

We can exhibit an elegant assert
ment of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
Splendid Fancy Silks,
Irish Poplins,
CaShmeres,
Fine French Nerinos,
IHi6tS,
Wool PIaidS,
Ducal Stripes,
Wool Detains,
LauiWa ClothS,
and everything new and novel of the
season Everything in the line of ta-
pie and Fancy Goods
Opera Nannels Of all kinds, Shetland
and Zephyr Wools, Ladies' Hoods
and Rigalettes, Skeleton Skirts, En-
Jroidcries, Trimmings, Velpcts, Ho-
siery, Goaks and MantiHas,-Mc
fashionable styles, Fall and Winter
hawls-he latest patterns, Water
loo long and square, MidMcser, Bro
cha, Northampton, Scotch and Man
hUa &avls, and a full line of white
and linen goods. 'i''a a. ,
Without enumcrating more in this
line, | will say that Ladies can find as
COMPLETE and FASHIONABLE q stock O
Fancy Goods on our counters as Can
be found in Toledo or this part of the
country, and CHEAPER by a large
Iper centage.
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Hg Read the following from Hon. Morris
Norris, formerly Auditor OF the State of Indi-
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GENTS AND 30 VS.

Can be furnished with anything in
the line of Fashionable Clothing at a
price which cannot faH TO suit Mcm,-
PANTS. COATS AND VESTS
of fevery style, all Of good MATERIAL
OvercoatS and Dress Goats, Cashmere
Suits, BroadclOMs, Fancy Cashmere,
DOeSkins, Tancy Vest Patterns, and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
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Everything in the line of
VALISES, TRAVEL-
ING BAGS, &c, &C, &C.
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Wuted.

Auditors Office, Wood Co. o.
September 70, l6h0--2lw6$7 IS.
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From Rev. Mr.McNluLLEN Pastor Of Robert Chapel
lNpIANAroLfs. Oct. a, 1857.
Dr.C. w RonAcK-nenr SiI; ] have used yprr
Blood Purifier for nervous frcction from which I
have suffered much nttimes Whileit hnsa pleasant
taste 1T certainly has happy effect upon the nerves
Please accept my ythanksfory yourkind regard and b..
lieve me,
Yours, J.W,T .MMULLEN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10
Our County Ticket.

Our County ticket, standing at the head of
our paper, if not tbe.very best that could have
been made lie certainly good one and deserv-
ing Of the united and efficient support OF all the
working Republicans in the County. 1t i
conceded BY all parties to be q strong one-the
men pat in nomination have the Jeffersonian
qualifications of honesty and capability-if
elected they will devote themselves to the duties
of their several Offices, some OF them very i'm
portant, with single eye to the public good.
The most important Office is that Of County
Judge. For this station OLIVER Cock has been
put in nomination. He is an old and respected
citizen Of Burlington, good business man and
correct accountant Mr. G. has the ability, if
elected, to watch closely the County expenditures
and the nerve to stop leaks and confine these
expenditures within the smallest amount ccn-
sistent with our engagements and the public
good. He has not only the ability to look after
Office duties and attend to the minutia--but tha.
sound judgment and experience which will
make him a safe manager in the important az
fairs Of the County.
%ANAa' s1scSAS Vut hV'DsuCS sVV sucSWs ~
also an old citizen and well known to the people
Of the County. No one will question bis ability
or his integrity. II elected We think We can
safely say be will not be thereby pufed up
tha, he viii not use his Office as an engine Of
oppression and wrong on the one hand or on the
other TO shield political and personal friends.
IsRAsL SUNDERLAND, our candidate for Re-
corder, is - well qualified 70 6ll the Office -
any man in she County. Hs is veil knewn,-
an old resident
J. WILSON WILLIAMS. CALvIH JACKSON and
G. W. BoDsAAH are our nominees Tor the
House. Two Of them havs been taken from ths
eosnty, the Last from the city. These esntls-
men, especially Messrs. Williams and Jackson.
ass we'll ksovn 70 The people, and shsis qsaliG-
cations generally admistsd. Should tAsy b
slssssd the Interests Of ne people cf Des Hoines
county vim b safe 10 thsif hands. They are
not polisieians by trads-sbsy sss not he nea
70 occupy ths sins Of shs Lsgislassss viii loog
'spssehss--sAsys sss sss Hhsly y spssd tins IL
eoacOcsing schsmss Of psssonal and psrtiaan
aggrsndissmsnk They ass not The Hind II nsa
= sssal pel boeks. q - - guilty = he die.
arGk6(nl tslakaenA Nokoone1 ngeo'ooo ~ vAach
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TERRIBLE AvELICrIOE.-On the forks Of
Wood river, there has lived for ten years past
an honest German, named Henry Weboer, =
happy husband, and father Of six children. Last
week, on going home to dinner, be was sur
prised TO lind bis team hitched to bis wagon. the
household furniture loaded in the wagon, in
which was also the wife and six children, sll
ready to start. On inquiring what all this
meant his hired man, also { German. gave
Webber to understand that it was none Of his
business. aud presenting six shooter at Web
Der, jumped into the wagon and deliberately
drove of, since which Webber has had no IL
dings Of wife, children, horses, wagon or
household furniture.
Wsbber had not the slightest reason to be-
lieve his wife untaithful, or that she was in any
degree dissatisfied. He married her after .
strictly business fashion. Some twenty years
ago, while acting as -four packer for Wise L
Lea, he thought he ought to get married. Too
much occupied in business to court wife, be
wrote to female friend in St. Louis, whom he
bad known in Germany, to select o wife for
him. In few days his St. Louis friend replied
to him, stating that she had made selection,
and requested him TO come down on given day
and marry the woman selected. On the day
appointed he vent to st. Louis, saw the woman,
married her, and returned with her to this city
the same evening, and ever since has lived hap
PLY with her. Her departure was % business
like a. her marriage.
Alton Courier, Sept. goth.
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.,...Apacaa Ceumsy Couveusion.
couven.ion which assembled A. Marion
.rs.,arday y afternoon was veil attended. the
.n;.s being al represented. The Hall vas
"A during it, session and the best feeling
r.A The nominations we're made with
'.,,.c. harmony. ~.
Fn F. ,hs nominations were mAde, Gel Fits
warren introduced Hon. NICHOLAS. J.
n.s nta,s Republican candidate for Lieut.. Cover
A' II made short but eloquent address,
w. :. received With raptarous applause BY
:. 49, ..ai.ses. Hs made very favorable Inn
' ,cop bic hearers - speaker In the
Pr 2 IN language, showing himseh capable Of
s0sD. .. sls pslisicsl questions of the day
a's - Ansrisan audisnce.s His hits we're
''' !" ~, ii, vit and rspsrss admirable, and
- =. ,.aerslly acknowledged shat he could
~. y. Esal,.A .i.hoa. an interpreter. 10 fac.
= 4. ,ouua very dithculs % 'a''S"ds,'sa"d him.
y :. n,,p.r 10 good, addsess pleasing. voice
h' ., .,d there are few speakers in the State
~ ..ke /. more favorable impression than
. -. L.. him travel ever the State.
- \. .o..ks be will make friends and
$. :. :. ,,.ul,s be spoke At Grimes Hall 70
! s,.e.., IN both English and German.
~. ~, !. unable 70 give synepsis Of bic |
.yl.... shia ncsnilg
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SINGULAR PREsENrMKNr-A young man en-
ployed in this city, whose parents reside in CO.
logne, some months since had presentment
that on . certain day brother at home had
died. He subsequently, received letter, inform
ing him of the death of his brother, which had
occurred at the precise time indicated by him.
On the I'd inst, the feelings Of the young man
became suddenly and unaccountably depressed.
and on the 9th be was impressed with the idea
thai his mother was dead, and it was impossible
to shake his belief in this particular. A letter
received in New York, few days since convey
ed the intelligence Of the death OF the young
mans mother, which occurred on the I'D
Newark Mercury.
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NovKL IMPoRTATIoN.-We saw At the depot
Of the Lexington and Frankfort Railroad, on
Monday evening. quite : collection Of animals
which had just reached this city from England,
ON their way 20 "Woo1burn Farm" the resi-
dsncs OF B. Aicheson Alexander, Esq. The
Sheep, 1 lot Of English RAbbies, number Of
the celebrated English Ferrsta, (which are said
70 bs the best ratexteFminators 10 the world,) :
lot Of English Pheasants, and several valuable
DoRs OF diiierent varieties. Altogether, it was
splendid collection Of ths specimens Of the
several classes TO which they belong. g.-LAxiDg-
ton Obs. and Rep.
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= viii be reeollected that the Demo-
~ central Committee. in their list of sp-
"+aelss, skipped Des Moines and gave the
'S''''ies sixty or seventy -fivs mile trip to
4.'s 10 "a hours. Arrangements were
* " me Republicans to have discussion
sap'ess.ng the candidates rs miles in two
nan hours, but Dodge's keepers would
's MN to speak. The following hand
:" posted at that time
sisss. Exhibition = Positively One
onty.-Raily Of the People.
uAtRAL AuGrsrUs CGsAk DODGE,
L., yc candidate for Governor OF Iowa
M. aeEf Extraordinary TO the Court Of
IN, =. United States Senator: Author OF the
a, ssa TIE boundaries OF Iowa: "The life.
s,s,. Of James Buchanan: The pioneer
Va we pablic Crib. Author of the Scis.
il'''hsrial ~ Bill, will not
o. l'est The Citizens OF Polk County,
w. a,Pts'al arrangement Of the Democratic
NJ ! s."s4 Committee, on the night Of the
IL August. 1859, will pass through the
sa'. a DES MONIES, on the 6s mile heat,
&'* ifom DAdel to Newton, and may be
G.,.s through the Bridge,-Psrhsps;
sG,,. we hours of III o'clock, Pm, and
M ~. 'ae next morning.
N one Sight is Eternal Vigilance.
H.. watch Therefore.
no.. Democrat mlss this 6rst, last, and
1ppenuni.y,
III. snsely the Last Night!!!
a., Ans tine and plaes, % those vhe
~ aoesy y Avsasths~ aAs Ostposts,
NY uM b exhibited
- r'ctars Of the Queen Of Spain.
n~ prefer ts can look exclusively at the
9 -. kseardless Of Expeass.
ss0ss - Tie ELRPHANT - hs appeass
NN'ss ns Lsss n a. rUsissd Asals6."k
a..d. half-Pnes ;-Dask Lantsrns nes IL
ssAWAY NEGROES s..sie..d i. q 10. . ).
BY ssdsy Of 10
COMMITTEE.
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p..,hl;can County Convention.

prrr.p, 20 the call! the Republican Conven.
,,.u ma, in Marion Hall, At Burlington, on Sat
udsy, az o'clock, pm.
On motion, J. s. Virgin, Of Washington
rovO,hiO. vas called 70 the Chsir. and :. ..
Nall, and Geo. q. Lane we're appointed secre-
ares. ,. ;,
Ou motion Of George Fra1ee Committee o.
.,r. we're appointed to examine the credentials
|. ID. Delegates. Geo. Frasse. Thes. An'roous
|pd Samuel Miller, were appointed.
On motion is was resolved, that the Deiagates
,veu, from each Township shall be empower
4 10 east the entire vote Of the Township.
On the 6rst regular BALLOT for County Judge.
Oliver Cock received 81 votes, J. K. Scott 10.
Vim. Garrett s, +. J. r. Perry 2.
For Recorder, Israel Sunderland received 4s
yoss VIM. Garrett 6, J. n. BroadwelI /. -.
To- Sheriff the final ballot stood-M. Kelsey
Is Km. Garrett 23.
Oh motion, J. Wilson Williams was nominated
n scclsmaiion for Legislature.
On motion, Calvin Jackson was nominated by
sssuanon for Legislature.
o. .he first BALLOT for Legislature, G. W.
Eirnan received IS votes, Thos. French IL,
l. T. Scott \, Darwin 6.
Tor Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Geo. U. Lane was nominated by acelanation.
For County Surveyor, J. K. Scott was
tOnHaied by acclamation.
Tor Corner, on first ballot Jacob Weider
received 40, II. l.. Wedge c, aud Merritt l.
FiiH Henry Wsrsn asked liberty OF the Cen
rntion to Introduce Nicholas Rusch, candidate
ia Leutsnan, Governsr, who made very neat
nd appropriate speech.
Aher appointing q Central Committee, the
Caavsn,ion adjourned. J. s. VERGlN,
J. B. NEALLy, President
Gro. II. LANE, '
Ar. Garrett, Nr. Darwin, Mr.. Broadwell. and
khets voted Tor were not candidates.
Eh0N lat
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Tie Dss loines Citizen says: "Hon. Carl
Nun, will, il is expected, visit Iowa during ste
a's'. and speak TO the people At several
hnG 10 the beauty Of his periods, compre-
aas'sness Of thought, and logical power, his
escaes are more like those of Kossuth and
"rd than those Of any other man in the
sasy. He enjoys the unboundsd confidence
@ls couutrymen, and enlists the admiration
0sMpect Of al men Of al parties.
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tion the excuse fof bin foninAsion N cor nectioa
with Babbtti will b thas they knew before Aand
their candidates could mot BE- eleetkd, YthaA
therefore, they had selseesd such nep. Shoe
political death would be no loss, but considered
blessing even for tue DsmOcfasic party In
lQWa. .gIAEtAsl 4.4Aa Nal @sAA 0i sNa At49@ Vii
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A young married woman who was deserted
by her husband in Philadelphia, gave her two
children laudanum, and then took dose her.
self. She died. but the children are likely to
suryive.
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a The St. Louis County (Mo.) delinquent
tax list is printed 10 two sheet supplement to
the Republican, covering eight (eleven coluran)
pages. A fat JOB for the printers.
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u Aessrs. Roseuttal 4 Co., at their job
bine House on Main street, are just receiving a
heavy stock Of staple dry goods. Country mer.
chants will lind At their house large assort-
ment, and We think can replenish in Burlington
on a. good terms "a ia St. Louis or Chicago.
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y wing to the large number Of editors
'sl's y attend the United States Fair, which
"'s pace 10 Chicago ON the week Of the Con.
''''a it has been thought advisable to post
'T the Editorial Convention to Sept. 29th, the
! Gay Of the stats Fair, when it will be
A!in OsksIoosa.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

q We understand the steamers Keokuk
\ Black Hawk, which have been running be.
ven Davenport and Keokuk, have been with.
nm from this trade and will ply, during tho
atnder Of the season, between La Crosse
aa Paul. The Flora Temple and Luzerne
Ne their places on the first named line.
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The New York correspondent Of the Savannah

The New York correspondent Of the Savannah
Republican says:
Z" There is story afoat, and / believe very
well authenticated, that an agent OF Mnnescta
Rrailroad, lately visiting this city, lost, at
one Of the Broadway gambling heils in one
night Minnesota bonds valued Vt Sa6O,ooO.-
They we're recovered on the payment of $50, 900.
aud the Westerner returned home q wiser
aud better man"
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HyDsoPHosrA.-A young gentlemen named
roseil, who boards with bsother, ON High o.,
west, has been suffering several days from
disease which exhibits sympsoms similar q those
Of hydsophobia. He Was bitten By dor be-
onging 70 NJ. 6shuman, On Columbia street,
nine days bsisrs he was taksa siok.-[ Spring
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

"a Mr.. J. <. Scott declines being q candidate
for County Surveyor, and We therefore with
draw bis name from the ticket The Central
Committee will 6ll the vacancy.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

TALL CoRS.-A stalk OF corn, grown on the
farm OF Mr.. Perry, three miles west of this
city, has been left Ut our Office. We are told
it is but an average stalk. On measurements We
hnd it fifteen feet high, the upper car OF corn
being just nine feet from the bottom.