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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

ERANkLIN PAPER MILL

A - hltH hOND, =,
BELFIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps constantly or hand all descriptions of En-
NELOPF. MANILA AND WRAPPING PA
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of ali quail
pad for Rass
l0--bIY GEO WHITFIELD praa't
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400 BBI.S. A. C. Sherman's Rye Whiskey;
f'O 100 hbls John GIhson's superior Mountain
Rye " hlshey; 100 hpIes prime Cutting Cheese; 10
pipes West India Rum; new Hams. Shoulders and
Breasts; for sale by JONES 4 co.
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CHEWING T0BAfCO.-In store 800 boxes
- and packages Light Pressed and other superior
brands Of Tobacco, which oler TO the trade Ut
mann facturers' prices.
GEO / SINNER 4 co 20 penrl ct
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90 COMMISSIONER OF THEREV-
's>-Sa ENUE-MONR0E WARD-I respect
fully announce myself candidate for the above
office, made vacant by the resignation of JEssE
WHERRY, Esq. C P. CARD0ZO.
SA- Election, LIST December, 1859. no ls-tde'
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Rnotc all men ty these presents. That,
the undersG ned, do hereby constitute and appoint
- attorne, for - and n name, to
the meeting of the Stockholders of the Rlci,
mons and Danvie Railroad Company, to he held
at on the - dat OF -. ar at any
adjourned meeting thereof, hereb, ratify ins ali
the acts of - said attorney in this premises.
fully if - were present, and vetins In
person.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto AFFIXED
- hand this - dav of -. n" l6-lE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

Ses%> TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
SS~--a OF RICHMOND respectfully an
nounce myself c.nd date for the office of COM
MISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE of the Sd dis
tflct. MON ROE WARD,I made vacant by the re-
sIenation Of JESSE WHERRy. ESQ.,.
no l5-tde GEO. w. H. TYLER.
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RUNAwAYS.

IN S25 REWARD. - Runaway from the
GEg subscriber, ahont the 10th September last. a
GNhris hit NJ ULATTO BOY. about is ears old
~ He is rather small for his age; he has had the
-srnk~ scaid head badly; the hair Is be Ginning to
grow again on the lower portion of his head [
have heard that he purchased wiz and moustache,
no doubt for disguise 1t Is probable that he is
lurking somewhere about Richmond | will pay
again. no 26--ts z. X, REASTFY
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SHERfFF'S SALF.-Will be sold, on MON
n y " December 9Th at the auction house of E.
MILLINERY GOODS, to satisfy an execution in
my hands in favor of H. l.. Wiz and vs. Charles
haTnnle. .le TO take PLACE ut 10 o'clock
IEFMs-Cash. ISAAC w. WALKER. by
no2 For II. K ELLYsoN, S. C.. r.
AbDITIONAL.-Will be added to the above sale.
IG0 dozen HOOP SKIVTS 'N'o'
$50 pair GUM OVkRSHOES
~ At.SocA lot Of CLOTH CLOAKS AND MAN
TIL las. Inc Isl E. B. COOK, Auct
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Il EEosINt- COAL Oll4-Acknowicdte d to lie
~ the hest OIL in use-li. hit colnred, compare
trel free from smell. and burns LONGER than any
other thus making il the most economical. We
are the agents for the sale of this oil nj manuac
turers prices PURCELL. LADD It CO,
lrnEsists. corner Main and GnYer nnr SIS
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29
.rhe / osanr WiAew

A0e O008 vVb0OWe
She 10 modsat, but not bashsul- !.
Free and easy, but not bold
Like an apple, ripe and mellow
Not too young, and nos too old
Half inviting. half repulsive,
Nov advancing and now shy,
There Is mischief in her dimples,
There is danger 10 her eye.
She has studied human nature,
She is schooled in all its arts:
She has taken her diploma
Az the mistress Of al hearts;
She can tell the very moment
When to sigh and when to smile
True, . maid is sometimes charming.
But the widow all the while.
Are yon sad! how very serious
Willher handsome face become:
Are you angry ? she Is wretched,
Lonely, frirndiess, fearful, dumb;
Are you mirthful! how her laughter,
SILVER sounding. will ring out;
She can lure and catch and play you
As the angler does the trout.
fe old bachelors Of forty,
Who have grown 40 bald and wise.
1onng Americans Of twenty,
With l0ve.lO0ks in your eyes.
You may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since the fall,
But know a little widow
Who could win aud fool you all.
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tta.iye and dL.etl.ave.,,

Mr.. EDITOR We sometimes see the above
motto exempIfed, even in these times OF 20
per cent. extortions and take all q man has and
then get judgment for the body. A case in
point came under my observation yesterday
A had purchased of B, some two years since. a
quantity of land, for which he held bond,
made payment in hand and paid some in,eres.
since-s change of "timts" made it impossible
to pay the balance. had it in his power to
foreclose the bond, sell the land and bid it in
sors mere trife, and get judgment for the
balance. and take the '.posnd Of Hs.h"-all per-
fectlv legal Of course. But not 60, B estimated
The amount Of laud that the cash would have
paid for at the time, and made A deed for that
amount, returned the notes for the balance, and
thus closed the transaction. Contract such q
course with that pursued by too many in our
community, and how the warmth and sunshine
of such an aot encourages the struggling TO
labor on aud still hope for harvest of "sood
will to men," OBskRyrR.
March 2lst. 1859.
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LAk0k HAUL ov COusrKa1klTAKs AND Sus-
fscrAD DeHARAcrEks.-Tn~ Po..v., Thu,,a., -
ter"oon, sece,srd In.o, N. ION u the ,s.nnS IL
nv ca" trrt-it ~" hIts on the Caap.,,.s =
Bank y W'.co''rin. For some sAys rss.a ai-re
~" ot'n 'ndcah ns u > biK up~,suoD Ia ,th,s
hhe, ~ the su>pc parties were closely
Watched by memb, r. ot th- d~,~ct,se ro,c- -
Apo"' u o'clock, !s-'srday. rOuo,esi~i, g. %
'nr .~"'r Bank made shsr .pp<ar.~r~. asA
shortly rit-rsards Aire.i VS.. made ol i've .,r,-
s"".. C-p'- Cha-. Hay woo,, oi tue. .d.iunr, Il, !,
o. dassood 4 Moari,s.y, kob~rt F,fs. .sn,..ons.
Iho' + Prrnd.tkr.s'. Richard aWal.%s dsns
h,ch"'d Husband. On. q sz-.n,s,v.. %. ts,.nA
soo oi 'h- nv coun,er,r,,r, aac IN Pr~.d~s-
gsfrt about 4SN Husband aud Ws,k-- heA
none "ho.t them, hat are knosn =. c.o.,~. u
fnzs'mmohs and P,end-,gr..t .H.,.ood. emo
'me.h Stood vel. IN this comn.un,,,. f@ii sMto
nel nAed Tor hun by . defective. Who h<syAs
w y ''sonss.' o. bad n,ons from him We
:. .aa" NOT De surprised TO hear ih.t . SoGs,dera-
o'e an'"nnt Of the Chipp+wsx bills have been
passed. particularly as they are = veil lYx4,u,sd
~ 70 deceive some Of the most c.p.p~,ank
ialgss--i Ao. Rrp. sg.g an
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Two men from Warren, Illinois, with covere,
wagon. two mules and q gaily cap ,risoued horse
passed through Dubuque last week, on thei,
way-not to Pixies Peak--bus California.
The Story County Advocate saws tha. tvc
men at Iowa Centre. ate sig dozen eegs on .
wager, but the eggs running out, neither could
os declared the gas,ronomic victor.
The Appanoose Chieftain learns ,b.. one
Smith, at Livingston. vas recently shot III the
thigh, and injured 90 badly. that the Ceu.reville
doctors had to take OF The poor fellows leg.
A. the late election At the town Of Auburn.
n. d., there were eight ballots for town clerk,
the rival candidates being father and con, Re-
publican and Democrat; the father was q
length elected BY ore vote.
The Vinton Democrat announces the exnec,.
ed arrival Of the steamer Bl,ckhawk At thu.
Cedar river port, with the 6rst oreninR Of
navigation.
a At the annual commencement Of the
Maryland College Of Pharmacy on the 18th inst,
After the nsncs Of the graduates we're an
nounced, the degree was conferred ON Mr..
George h. Blickhahn. Of St. Louis, formerly Of
this City.
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Jim Csvanaugb, N. c. from Minnesota, who
has Tree tongue in his head, said Of the selec.
ton Of his fellow Democrat Rice TO the United
states Seuate from the same State, that
1t VAS id outrage that the people o.,
Minnesota should be required TO take the moe
cas,ns on an Indian trader, to send him 10 the
United States Senate and furthermore, that he
did not believe the United States Senate re-
quired such extraordinary talent in apy Of i,s
members. - must necessarily be de. eloped in
one who for years has been noted for driving
sharp bargains with cute squaws in the vay OF
beads, plug tobacco and sixp~nny Calico"
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AcciDfSf-A lad Of about fourteen years o1
Ase. oy name Thomas Haeeerty. vas badly
os'nea ey powder explosion. yes:erday amer.
soon' % He had all-d an old molasses gate with
powder, applied burning paper TO the top, end
ss'empted to blow The dame. The powder es-
psooed ana horribly lAcsrated bic lace, patsinR
out one eye, and probably both. Dr.. ScarB
vas called in. and dressed the head. he save
shs lad will recover, but with the loss Of siehs
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c=e77voToTwEEKLYHAwK-EY1
- !. no doubt the people Of hahaska

!. no doubt the people Of hahasks
~ .,I, ,e,e for the two hundred thousand
soon'' -. .ns.crip.iou to the y. \. Road. w
o0' :. how they can helpi.. The clear and
'0D ..;,. Arguments which, gu tbs Oskalssss
s'a .,,. .ad demonstrate that the road will
..,s d. people Of The country forty Or "a MI,
ss' ..as dollars q year. besides doubling and
'"v.. - \. v.lus Of their property, leavs
at0 s,her alternative. Public msssings are
'a,a a.aDe,d in every tosLship in the county BY
- s.,..a. Of the subscripti on, and from every
. '.s .ns even iron the pulpit vili the peo-
4. until the day Of the election. oe p'ied With
~ .onc;se demopssrative areumensa The
''e', -, !, ,be road il 70 be saved in few
wv. y ,,.isA.s upon goods, groceries, salt etc.
:" - s., nothing about wheat corn i've stock,
.o,t butter etc. etc. e1Pof'e0'
", mi. sll looks very pretty upon paper and
!, .r~ecb. And great many people Who
"a !, and hear it, although utterly unable to
".;a., i, will feel that there is aaw in il
...s.,e Tia. 10 just what We think. and
!. rather shint ~e can find it.
p,o,oscd issue Of bonds, $zo.ooO
,v ,a,.,s., !. 10 per cent 10 years, 100000
49,, co., ot securing the road, ttoo.ooO
~, should she county issue the bonds aud
.so,d NJ. Gsrnham build the road a. agreed,
es,,D uo will have 10 be dug out Of the coil OF
x,h,.k. county during the nexs twenty years
and carried ou, Of the State. All very true,
=, the Herald, Ti@er. County Judge and every
hodr e,s. that says any thing. But look ss the
|A.Dsdts ssy they. Does not the county save in
|.,pep.. Of marketing the surplus products Of
H. county and in transportation on goods,
groceries etc, at least CSC. 900 year. and 10
r,e,,v Years this amounts 10 $l,OO0,00O, and
khus 900 is made by the operation, over |
nd .bove the amount Of the subscription and
Interest, without counting any thing for the
H. in the value OF lands?
There is just one consideration that upsets
h Ibis, and it is the last thing that will be dis
usei The money expended In sending cat
hogs, wheat, corn, oats. butter, eggs, pull
=, game, pork, lard etc, TO the nearest ship
sg point, whether that point be on the Des
bnes river or upon the nearest railroad, 10
huy expended in Mahaska county, and GER
Sny al expended in the State. The money is
a kept at home and in circulation, and no
guam is created. Money, on the other hand,
u upon r. K. bonds is generally paid in New
)ork-paid to men who live in distant States,
bd i. i.tLereiore goes out of circulation and ex.
gusts and imroverishes. Aahaska county can (.
hser pay 70 her own citizens one hundred
Iousand dollars for wagoning groceries, dry
pods &c., and driving hogs and hauling wheat,
srk ETC., than twenty five thousand dollars to |
pu resident bond holders. Here lies the sist |
The matter. 1t is just what kept Ireland I,
por 80 long. The owners Of the coil liveo in :
kghud and there expended the revenues de- a
brsa from Irish tenants, who were in conse- Z
pslcs KEEP: in squalid poverty. c
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We believe that If slavery was intrenched ia
afchmtni to the teeth, it cannot be forced on
unsling community; nor will Congress
Dnal prohibition prevent its extension among
Fcpie Who van, it. As far as the permanent
Disresis Of the institution are concerned, the
lsed rights Of shareholders in an unfriendly
errIoty will be about xs valuable as . land
eeulsms right 10 bid away . sQuattes's
clam itthe public land sale. Congress might
stl project claim jumping on Government
noe as 70 try TO force slavery on an unwilling
RePle.- Fairfield JtfiersoniAn.
Those two great magicians, Pierce and Doug.
raised this ghost Of slavery extension in
"a for the purpose Of consolidating the pro-
very party in the South and electing which,
p should succeed in getting the nomination
1856. But the act raised such . storm in the
at'y and rendered both Pierce and Douglas
very odious that neither could get the nomi-
i@ Buchanan was finally nominated and
leeeted because he vas out of :he country
Efn the compromises were repealed. But su
rannaa,ed, weak and corrupt, be fell at once
bpess into the hands OF the fire. -eaters, and
Pniinued the work begun BY Pierce in Kan.
!, without color OF law either congressional
territorial.
Ssvery was extended into Kansas and has re-
ened there, SO far as We can see permanent
un'ion, in spite Of territorial legislation, in
s Of the people, four fifths of whom are
fs''l'y opposed to it. This forced extension
slavery has been the work Of the Democratic
pT!, carried forward by two Democratic Pres
'is and supported BY majority of Demo
Aae members Of Congress. The prominence
aea bss been given to the negro question,
" been given to il by the Democratic party,
W BY the Republican. The issue has been
0n'nen'ly put forward and forced upon US,
aa rs hot Of our choosing.
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suA.. . Aaf'el. Of Winnebago county, ILL.,, .
a.s -. : ..o children, eloped with the hired
s,e. ~, zones, during her busbsod's alb
s,,r,I.. ner children. The suna~sys were
A., !. :. Chicsgo. The woman declares
sd,. :. :" never 70 back to her husband
y. p, y aoused her; and that Jones did
!sss ''V si'h hsr. but she ran away with
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psa,.,, so y rfess Of the 10Th ssys, that the
Nd so.,s ''e growing sbea, crop 10 Centre
viii. n l'''Do's has very much improved
Ab. si,,.. 1 psss, end ,hst 6elds supposed
u. a.. 1'''sd :. have turned out good through
of s,s sasn sea.Ler.
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A SLAvEk AsHrkk 0x fH1 coAsr ~ FLoRfpA.
"A .nrI nnfldeni IL lI,.. ~

A SLAVES AsHtkk 0x fH9 toAsr - fLvkiDA.
"A ~orI- pondeni Of .hs Journal of ComlDsr1s,
writing from Key West, .A,s: sa -el
1.-THE schooner Hermitage, Afviii. arrived he
n.OrninR OF the 9Th, from Garden Kew, With The
ofhcrr. aud crew oi : slave brig a.horr u, h.
Aatq"i-aa Shonl. upon which she had been ru,,
20 destroy I'll evid. Dcea Of succersiul sIav.
trip. The men I'll leave tor H.v.na IN the La.
bel. unless the United 8 at.s officers .rs Ht 10
arrest them The brig win doubsts- b. got "a.
when We shall find out more conce, ming her ~
Il IL reported thar her name is the Ma,tha r.
gan. She is : hermaphrod,tc brig, about 25n
'Mns burden, and ionr yea,s OH; E,-,-r,, .u il.
She has . slave deck, ahd large qn.niiy II.
water casks, aud some prov sions She hs, tie
favor Of the higeer, ard has doubtless put some
hundreds ashore within week pas, Oh Tie Gu
han cOa.t~ &t@ HA aH 33 n
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8
lirfLk CaiLD Lo,r N rHE AoUsrArss-
1n- 0e",sbmg r.. Compiler gives oil .ccouns
o. the loss Of = lntie hoy iour ii, -s4Ot sx~. d
20" % Ats Os'er, OF Cumberland Cous,y Rs
serAsed from hoins, and che = hole uSixhbOr.
hood startled ont on The search. .coar,bx The
surrounding mountain through ihe DAY. .nd dis
p'Ase' ifs h'ed 'orchcs sitter nixhs. After TOO
dass and nights, the d-sd b0dy % abs hssl~ ,sl-
"s s~s discovered n+.tia n,ne Hilrs IRON
hom~. T." Comp,i-r then .ld.:
"fh~ htsie dog, vhI.h hsd been th~ child's
pA,m ~, ~sti .sh.h I'D sSco"ps.s-d h,m IN
h's long sui tat-l ,arnrs. ga tol,sss s~.,sed
;" The si'ia- ooso". ~nh b.. had ,~,i,n,Dr %
Ms ,ohi ard hf.hss iotm The f.,tt ~, ,,.a
hsd tramp, q q IT path rround he ht,l,..
o"'s ~ -" -'@'Ianx ns'.oeelI. dl.a. es-s vans
she ti'"n fh"i hsa " ~ sa,th.. .a,.d n, ~
'""n s"..sir haa isAEp hsea ~ 1lssr from tbs
'"'"s '.l 'o''hesd ihes rutpst ~as g6nseSed
noMe 70 y. ~sepiay WI, H., Il tst H. n. \ ~,
pesu'"tis aiiein,g ac,fua,n- taaees, va, .ia,cs.
iransic with greet Y .....
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r,oh -, IN 'e seen By dispatch in our tsls.
OEee So. 'a'' a' Toombs defeated the Post
pie, ,hs r,'p".lon p bill and cut oil needed SUP.
eoo,,.n. O'' Master General will not let the
hi. .;,, f!ing mails over new routes.
| ID man, :. great loss to Iowa, where increas.
", ,s.. ies are much needed, and for which
"a ri. = sa'es had lsbored. Mr. Toombs
s.Do0..,. su'eFa'ic associates 10 The Senate ars
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~ AsN htLt - Hi iIeaIN4As -08 Sun4
5dAs n'sh l.t. w+Ra a..t.s h,g I'LL, ..Tar.s
Sno foust jrs i md J.n.. Ns4ass4 ,-~sb = =. ~.
M~hstd county. Ls,nx s.x m,s.s norsi IN p.trrs- N
"asx, ~~sr h,il.d by = j rok. VI I2hfEing e~Ie
ti~c's'caty came do~n the .hia,r, MD - ssed
'rsoaRh clock hanging over tht n..- pi.rv %
ne s~s'tsAce ~ P.s.%s ~A.ls Le 49, ~ NE 80
q ssndnx up The un,~ ~ c~, A IN mo, .nt,
Nsnc~ ~As ,t.nd,Dg ats Est h.hind Foter,
sud hOah ~sre struck dead II, ~ irsssnt Mrs.
Pnit~r and Ms. JOa~s aets ~ sh.a same raou, @
ot th- h"ild,ng Il ihr sim., and were sevvr4Jy
>hsNsksd, .ui ts.ov. led in tim. IL save a..4m- Y
sely~s irun III. q m+. lt.-. hs., ~
sla.hinx Tk~ .'ssI,,nx 49, ..a-,s y sts,,y ~
aoe4lsH@ w. s9ssls sl ~ y g.. ~ - 90 :.
.s95I ,ig rls
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We learn from the Ouums - Statesman of the
10th that young man named Farnsw worth ut.
tempted 10 shoot one Frank Knight, ~ Agency
City, the Thursday evening previous. Knig b,
escaped injury, except being .one what 90 = q. I
busut IN the lace. gavus~osth vas arrested.
brought TO Onumwa sad eoma,i,sd 10 Jail, 10
swais ths ASTON 81 The 0rAaa Jury.
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nearly 40 workmen we're discharged from
Vhned States Armory in Springfield, Mass,
saturday and the wages OF the remainder
'ne i5oto l60) are reduced generally ten
cent, but 10 some cases 40 much 10 70 per
'ns is the way the Democratic party is
.a'us TO retrench expenses. 1t discharges
anu Aboring men and reduces the wages
'AO'e sill employed and thus saves . few
we" 70 The National Treasury, while millions
.Or0pt'y bestowed upon party favorites in
: i0'm OF army and navy contracts, rich Jobs
printing, etc., etc. Itmerciless.y discharges
y! poor workmen 10 the armorv At spr,ne-
$50 snd reduces the stipend Of those stiIl em-
r''ta ten to twenty per cent. because is 10 in
'''y Dent upon reirenchment, and We. could
~ 4 |" russell Majors 81, l2O per ton, e5e rsr
49,, .. % c''. per pound for transporting
,A'' ~ % Utah "ishout grunting.
A.. Duenanan came into Office with an over
4, i. at.'ary-with surplus Of Sl7, ,oOO, 900.
,.,,. VI 'he h'cai year, little over two
w. ~. Af'e 'iil be deficiency o. t7s. 900. 600.
lho.;' - 'een done TO reduce expenses, Forty
GA men have been discharged at Spring
n. D.. a '''''y-Oae special agents DISCHARGED bv
= @vstmAater( (,ena..iI
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All The special mail agencies, IL in nun.b.r,
nav Just been d'-connnel, and the order g.a,,,-
'nx extra compensation out 0i the po-tn pes.
aHrc'ihg about 81 pps, s,ma-fer-, has been !. 1
vokrd, owing to the failure "a Consrssslo make
th* nrce,sary appf opr,s,ioas E#a
's n"' true. ~ has been reported, that Post
Ma-ter G-n-ral Holt threat. led 10 resgn h,s
office u"iess there shalt be IN extra session OF
Co gfess called. .s4
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F-Om Wa Il laYs0sp.
Hat, n

Inc New York Trlbun-'- Washington CORES.
pondrn' says: new ihbaHtr,nr -xpet,,tion
aRa'"s Ncar"loa has bteD organ Z ng tor some
time, and G.n. Maker. dep.r,u,. ,,,r C.b,nr-
ma Is dl,-c,i, connected with H. A. thr .nt.r-
prs. Will start from The Pacific side. hls q. ss+n,
~ Os-ss,on ot the Gathoi,c fai,h il brbve,t "a he
DESIGNED Us a pr"pitiaiion 10 NicnrAYua senti-
mth', Out will not succeed, SINCE he il knoxn
and drtecI-d.
G.h H'nnnRsen's emigration scheme, stem :
siol. To- Arizona, Is supposed TO he inspired by
s,n'Ilar understanding As toA iuture rxndrz
vou~ aud junction OF .torces. Es
The net halAncr III the Treasury, according 10
the weekly statement, il seven ,a,llot,s. hut =
maternal pO, ton oi this il derived n ON the sa,e
OF the recent loan, t4 +S
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

delegation OF Winnebsxn in1isn. ot Mn
~ sofa had \ sOni~t.her with III. sc,,R om-
| ni--i"n-v 81 l"d,an Affairs, Mr. Ma TIER
jet y 10 cOnrshlr.,s aes,iihe on : portion
- their reservation, dividing thp land among
families. aud effect an arrangement, by wh,cn
th~ rem .hrhx part &c tho ressrvaltOu shall n.
eOld 10, their common .,~nris s4J s8a II
Th~ DriAsases NJ ksnass also we're represent.
ed on n'st'srs Connected With shsn pecnniasy
ant nanicip,l sfsirs. aN iss#3s4f !,
Last night the Pse-i lent Of The United St.,ys
presided ~ ,h~ 6ra verai4r meeting oi thu.
Washington Na,iou.l A.naa,,n, S.sc,.,y. ,rnt..
the ns~ Charter, and Msd~ \ t.w A,a,rupv Ale
'r"aask-, HR'ag the corpotatura 20 .ppeal 20
t"e ~"pt ~ hehslt % tnesrs nuhlv t-n.~vpti-r.
= eo""''s'se was .ppoin,cd u .psrp.rs N cd
drsst ~ sas pu0sis. taa j .iaS4 - 5as i
13asstt .sasaiau4 ias9s Id !,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29


The large dam Of ice AT I'll place moved
down mile Ur more betS-pn z and = o'ciOcx
,h,s evening al iu~ tide. IL then Stopp.-.i .pI
he ~"tsr backed np seven t.et IN ious hv.rs,
ahh l. NO" ri>inx about light inches per nour.
IL T. nov from tLier - tour t-et over lie uff-r-
r"t ~harv's IN the kel,in-ksa. stream. Tue
Jam ~ Ice ~ ehus auOut Two tIsIlrs, its centre
oeing nearly opposite this city. Ih,s att-iboon
the ic- ~a- rep"rt.d 10 be suii anotok-n at
uanpden. SIX miles below this city.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

Cow IN JURY RooM.-The vincennes,
lnd.) Gazette says that the Sheriff Of that
County lost his COW iew days ago, and could
discover trace Of her any where, after the
most diligent aesrch. Last Saturday her half
putrid remains we're found in the jury room OF
the Court House, where the poor beast had beea
somehow locked in. She had starved 10 death,
after eating up sli the papers Of the late John
Esing, which happened 70 be in the room.
The friends and constituents Of the venerable
Joshua Il GiddInEs. who reached home on SAT-
urdAy week, are making arrangements for 20.
cisl festival Of welcome 10 han on hts return 10
private life, afier public service Of II years
Mr. G.ddrngs, writing 10 the AshtsbalA Sentinel
ON the day Of the adjournment, expresses the
opinion that the XXXvth IL the last democratic
Cong rrss 20 assemble IN the U0iied States. He
ghsuks, moreover, that the democrAcy have
nearly gwen up the ide. Of o~seat'nE north
ern representatives, such scenss haytng been
removed tso,n the House into toe S-nate.
COL Forney IL Of opinion that ''tbe terrific
riai question must necessarily enter largely into
aIl the presidential elections that wall take place
~ 6tsy ysass . eesas,"