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10 The Utica IN. " Herald furn-
iShes pen portraits of some of the Dem
ocratic celebrities at the Syracuse Con-
vention. Here is one of " Fernandy
Wud," as his Irish compatriots call him /:
Fernando Wood is the Mephisto-
pheles of politicians. He is the 'mildest
hammered man that ever packed eau
Gus or got up a row. He is what boarding
school misses would call 8 a love of a
man. His form is slender, but faultless-
~ pruporuoneu, MS rreau elastic 10 AIRY
ness, and his carriage graceful to the last
degree. His forehead is broad without
being massive, and his features regular,
yet strongly marked. The general ex-
preston of his face is that of eternal
placidity. He might have sat for the
portrait of 'Oily Cannon in ten
Thousand a Year, and were it not for
that pitiless eye and those closely com.
pressed lips, you might mistake him for
moral reformer or a Home Missionary
Society's agent. The face of Louis Ma
poleon is not more sphynx-like in its ex.
preston. Without the apparent dull
ness of the latter, it has all its inscrutabi
lily. We watched it narrowly during
that terrible row at Syracuse, and ex
cept that it was shade paler, you coulC
not have known that human passion
had ever stirred it. He has, in an emf
nent degree, the elements of a success
ful modern politician. He is cool, in
trepid, shrewd, inscriptions ; m al
who, if his character were equal to hi
brains, would stand head and shoulder
above his Democratic rivals in the State.
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From the Vermont Waterman.
Vermont Election.

The following returns show that the
election this year has resulted, substan-
tally, as did that of 1858. The Repre-
sentative returns thus far show 203 Re
pubicans, 80 Democrats, and indepen-
dent. The result for Governor in 202
towns indicates a small increase in the
total vote and in the majority for Cover
nor Hall. Total vote, 1859, 41,32l,
against 81. 800 in 1858. Halls majority
now, l4,999-in 1858, 14,545: Halls
gain, Asa.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Bradford George Prichard,
Braintree, none,
Brookfeld, Julius B. Lyman,
Chelsea, VIM. Hebard,
Corinth, G. c. Smith, d
Fairlee, Benjamin Celley,
Newbury, Henry w. Bailey,
Orange, Jacob Cutler,
Randolph, Ziba Sprague,
STAFFORD, Charles Barrett,
Thetford, Jesse McLary,
Topsham, E. C. Swift,
cambridge, William Putnam,
Vershire, James Matthews, d
Washington, none,
West Fairlee. Thomas Bond, i
Williamstown, Calvin Ainsworth.
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A LARGE LOAD OF LIVE FREIGHT.
On Monday Of last week the cattle
train south on the Conn. & Pass. r. r.
R., when it left Barton, numbered twenty
cars, filed with cattle and sheep. This
is the largest train of live freight that has
left Orleans County since the road has
been extended to Barton.
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ESSEN COUNTY.

Brighton, G. G. Waterhouse, d
Bloomfield, John S. Staples, d
Brunswick, C. H. Fits, d
Canaan, Geo. ". Hartshorn,
Concord, David Hubbard,
East Haven, Horace L. Walter,
Guildhall, Wm. H. Hartshorn,
Lexington, I. Holbrook, Jr., d
Lunenburgh, Daniel Snow,
Maidstone, P. r. Follansby, d
Victory, Harrington.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Albany, nj. c. Chamberlain,
Barton, s. a. WsHard,
Bloomington, A. Ii. Gross,
Charleston, j. E. Dickerman,
Coventry, R. w. Peabody,
Craftsbury, j. Scott,
Derby, Sumner Frost,
Glover, A. P. Bean,
Greensboro, D. Putnam,
Holland, j. G. Beedle,
Irasburgh, E. P. Cotton,
Jay, = Chase,
Lowell, A. j. Dodge,
Morgan, John C. Moore,
Newport, John A. Prouty,
Salem, David Hopkinson,
Troy, Clark Rogers,
Westfield, Henry Richardson,
Westmore,
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THE SENATE.

COUNTIES. SENAToRs. RESIDENCE.
Addison. Saml P. Nash, New Haven.
A. G. Allen, Granville.
Ben'gton, B. F. DIN, SALISBURY,
L. B. Armstrong, Dorset.
Caledonia, Bliss N. Davis, Danville,
A. G. Chadwick, St. Johns'by.
Chittenden, L. E. Chittenden, Burlington,
E. d. Mason, Richmond,
Josiah Tuttle, Essex.
Essex, NJ S. Chandler, Lunenburgh.
Franklin, John G. Smith, st. Adams,
VIM. c. Wilson, Bakersfield,
Alonzo Green, Franklin.
Grand Isle, Orange Phelps, South Hero.
Lamoille, George Wilkins, Stowe.
Orange, B W. Bartholomew, Wash'n.
r. NJ. Bill, Vest Topsham.
Orleans, Geo. A. Human, Holland.
Rutland C. S. Rumsey, Hubbardton,
D. E. Nicholson, Wallingford,
NJ. G. Evarts, Rutland.
Washing'n, Joseph Poland, Montpelier,
f. D. Putnam, Cabot.
Windham, R. W. Clarke, Brattleboro',
YIN. Harris, Jr., Windham,
Sam1 L. Hunt, Vernon.
Windsor, W. G. French, Woodstock,
John Wilder, Weston,
Daniel Needham, Hartford,
j. M. Aldrich, Weathersfeld
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REPRESENTATIVES,.

ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, S. w. Smith,
Bridport, F. W. Olmsted,
Bristol, A. u. Stewart, v#
Lincoln, Charles Clark,
Panton, Jacob Tappan, W
Shoreham, NJ. ". G. Wright,
Waltham, w. w. Pierce, ss-
Cornwall, S. L. Rockwell,
Granville, Joseph Lamb,
Hancock, Moses Ingalls,,
Middlebury, E. Hammond,
Bristol, A. Stewart,
Ferrisburgh, e. G. Martin,
Goshen, Shubael r. Stickney,
Leicester, c. II. Kellogg,
Monkton, Lucius E. Smith,
New Haven, Loyal W. Stow,
Orwell, Joshua W. Boynton.
RiptOn, Charles W. Linsley,
Salisbury, j. NJ. Dyer,
Starksboro, c. M. H. Ferguson,
Weybridge, Samuel o. Wright,
Whiting, Harrison White,
Vergennes, G. w. Grandey.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

LANIUILLE OUUN i .
Belyidere, r. d. Whittemore,d
Cambridge, Giles A. Barber,
Eden, William G. Atwell,
Elmore, Abel Camp,
Hydepark, John A. Child,r
johnson, Samuel Merriam,
Morristown, Thomas Gleed,
Stowe, Hiram Perkins,
Wateryille, Elias Wiley,
Wolcott, D. K. Andrus.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY,

Glastonbury, YIN. Stockwell, d
Landgrove, James Abbott,
Peru, D. Bachelor,
Readsboro, Preserved Amidon, d
Winhall, B. S. Kendall,
Bennington, D. Hubbell, d
Manchester, c. Green,
Salisbury, Henry A. Cole,
Arlington, S. M. West,
Dorset, Charles Field,
Pownal, E. N. S. Morgan, d
Rupert, Thomas L. Sheldon,
Sandgate, Burr Hurd,
Stamford, Dexter A. Blood,
Sunderland, G. B. Bacon,
Searsburgh, Sherman Robinson,
Woodford, A. Aldrich. d
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Barre, none,
Berlin, Danl. Chandler, Jr.,
Cabot, Roswell FAIRY,
Calais, Fl. X. Slayton,
Duxbury, Gilbert HuntIey,
East Montpelier, P. p. Pitkin,
Fayston, Willard B. Porter,
Marshfeld, Andrew English
Middlesex, Leander Warren.
Montpelier, Geo. w. ColIammer,
Moretown, Curtis Haskins,d
Mortified, j. II. circuit,
Waitsfield, Pardon Bushnell,
Plainfeld, Dennis Lane,
Roxbury, o. w. circuit,
Warren, Jairus Eaton,
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Brandon, H. Campbell,
Hubbardton, Reuben St. John,
Tinmouth, George NJ. Noble,
Wells, james Cox,
Chittenden, II. E. Baird,
Castleton, Isaac T. Wright,
Clarendon. L. Rounds,
Dandy, ]. V. Vail,
Mendon, L. Wilkins,
Pittsfeld, Marcus Holt,
Rutland, HI. Allen,
Sherburne, S. w. Adams, d
Sudbury, E. Hall, d
Benson, Loyal C. Kellogg,
Fairhaven, S. Wood,
Ira, Carlton Giddings,
MiddIetown, C. P. Coy,
Mount Holly, L. Derby,
Mount Tabor, Congdon,
Pawlet, james Locke,
PittsfOrd, Jeffrey A. Randall,
Pouitney, ]. Winchell,
Shrewsbury, d. johnson,
Wallingford, N. Rounds,
West Haven, R. c. Abel.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-23

FIRE IN DERBY.--We learn that on
Sunday evening last, the Westinghouse,
shed, and barn, of the Rev. c. S. Rob
erts Of Derby. was destroyed by fire.
Furniture mostly saved. Loss nearly
covered by insurance. This is undoubt-
eddy the work of an incendiary.
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WINDHAM COUNTY.


Brattleboro', Geo. B. Kellogg,
Guilford, Levi Boyden,
Jamaica, Robert Myers
Marlboro, VIM. w. Lynde,
Newfane, Otis Warren, d
Putney, Aaron Hitchcock,
Rockingham, Franklin Severance,
Stratton, Nj. A. Knowlton,
Tomshend, Abishai Stoddard,
Vernon, j. E. Franklin,
Wardsboro', A. j. Dexter,
Westminster, G. Phillips,
Wilmington, B. L. Barnard,
Athens, Samuel B. Wells,
Brookline, John B. Stebbins,
Dover, Martin Perry,
Dummerston, No choice.
Grafton, Francis Daniels,
Halifax, Stephen Niles,
Londonderry, E. E. Fuller.
Somerset, Hazleton Rice, Jr.,
Nottingham, Alfred Fuller,
Windham, Hollis G. Stowell.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Fairfax, Lucius Kingsbury,
Highgate, Warren Robinson,
St. Adams, Albert g. Soule, d
Swanton, George M. Hall,d
Bakersfield, Seth Oaks,
Berkshire, L. B. Marvin,
Enosburgh, A. Woodworth,
Fairfield, j. Sherwood, d
Fletcher, Royal t. Bingham,
Franklin, j. K. Whitney,
Georgia, q. M. Post,
Montgomery, YIN. Fl. Styles,
Richford, Charles S. Royce,
Sheldon, r. J. SAKE.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-23

e. The attention of our readers is in
vited to the advertisement of the St.
Johnsbury Academy of Music, on our
page. Excellent advantages
are offered at this institution to those who
would acquire good musical education.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-23

10 Dyspeptics.-Soda, Magnesia, and
all Alkalies, either afford but temporary
relief, or confirm the disease into a chro-
mic affection. The Oxygenated Bitters
Immediately relieve n d permanently
cure all forms of Dyspepsia, and stomach
difficulties.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-23

BREvITY IN CORRESPONDENCE
There is a story told of gallant who
wrote to a noted general the following
brief epistle:
10 General Simpson sally has
accepted me. Can have her?
Yours, PATTERSON
To which the general replied:
20 ahead. Yours, SIMPSON,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

Alburgh, Charles H. Clark,
Isle La Motto, D. v. Goodsell,
North Hero, j. Hutchinson, d
Grand Isle, Edwin Adams,
South Hero, ". E. Fletcher.
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PANORAMA OF PILGRIM's PROGRESS.
The grand sacred Panorama Of Pill
grim's Progress" viii be exhibited at the
Congregational Church in this village on
FRIDAY evening Of next week, the 3Otb
INST The canvass upon which II is
painted Is nearly quarter of mile
lohs' ana weighs half ton. The figures
are OF life size. To all those who have
read bunyan's book of q Pilgrims Pro-
gress' Tins panorama win prove of extra
interest We have never seen it ourself
but IT is highly recommended by The
press and The clergy.
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WATeHMAE 4 STATE JoUHAL,
(wEEKLY,1

During the Session, containing proceed
ings and debates, Is cents. For three
months, containing proceedings, debates
and laws, 30 cts. The Watchman i he
only usekly paper IN The State aokieI
publishes The proceedings and debates =.
FILL E.. r. WALTON, Publisher
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WALTON'S
DAILY LEGISLATIVE InuRhAI

For the Session of 1859, win embrace
full reports, including abstracts Of the
debates on. topics Of interest as in the
DAILY of last year. 1t win be sent free
Of postage, for any number less than five,
at 81 per copy; five copies for 81 and
for any number above FIVE at IS cts. per
copy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-23

GREAT INCREASE IN NEGOTIATIONS.
New York, Sept. 10. A dispatch from
Washington to the Times says, according
to official data, the importations for the
present fiscal year win greatly exceed
those of the year 1857, and will reach
in amount at least S39O,O0O,OOo, which
at the average duty of 16 per cent. will
yield revenue of s62,4O0,0oO, or S..
100000 more than was estimated for by
Secretary Cobb in his last annual report
to Congress.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Barnet, j. D. Abbott,
Burke, H. M. Hall,
Danyille, W. Trussell,
Groton, Hosea WEIGH,
Harkwick, A. Goodrich,
Kirby, E. W. Church,
Lyndon, w. H. McGafey,
Newark. Lauren M. Sleeper,
Peacham, Lyman Watts,
Ryegate, Brock Darling,
St. Johnsbury, Barron Moulton,
Sutton, Edward Flint,
Walden, James D. Bell,
Waterford, Thomas A. Cutler.
Sheffield, c. L. Ingalls,,
Wheelock, VIM. Jones.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Bolton, Truman T. Church,
Lincoln, Fl. o. Glib,
Burlington, Geo. F. Edmunds,
Colchester, Lemuel B. Plat,
Essex, Wesley Hazelton,
Huntington, Arson, ]. Crane,
Milton, Jedd P. Clark,
Richmond, Truman Fay,
WilIiston, A. C. WEIGH.
Charlotte, Daniel c. Lake,
Hinesburgh, Clark E. Ferrin,
Jericho, - Gibbs,
Shelburne, c. P. Williams,
St. George, Henry Lawrence,
Underhill, Newell Clark,
Westford, Harminus Halbert.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-23

FOLLY OF ATHEIsM.--I had rather
believe all the fables in the Legend, the
Talmud and the Koran, than that this
universal frame is without a mind. God
never wrought miracles to convince Athe-
lists, because His ordinary works are guffi-
cient to convince them. 1t is true. that
little philosophy inclineth mems minds
to Atheism ; but depth in philosophy
bringeth then back to religion; for
while the mind Of man looketh upon sec
ond causes scattered, it may sometimes
rest on them, and go 20 farther; but
when il beholdeth the chain of them con-
federate and linkedtogether, ii must needs
fly to Providence and Deity.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-23

IHANKs.-Our thanks are due 10 the
Hon. Homer f. Royce for valuable pub
lie documents.
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EB The New York Herald Classics
the Charleston delegates from that State
as follows:
Dickinson, 20; Douglas, 2I; Sew
mour, 8; Guthrie, 8; Wise. 4; Hunter
4; Cobb, l; Holt, l; Buchanan. 2; Orr i,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-23

g. Ii is related of "OId Bullion
that be once said, . Douglas can never
be President, sir His coat tail i toe
near the ground, sir too near the ground !.
sir J" '
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Waterbury, james Nj. Henry,
Woodbury., Orson Putnam,
Worcester, Horatio Templeton.
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AUSTRIA.

A dispatch from Vienna, September
2, says:
No measures announced in the mi
nlsieriai programme have yet been car
ried out. 1t Is asserted that the priyil.
eyes to be granted to a few win be iniIu-
enced by local circumstances +; the prin-
opal privilege win be the right Of &C.
QUESTION OF house property in larger
towns. 1t is also reported that Austria
intends to discount that portion Of the
Austrian debt which viii be transferred
to Lonbardy, aud to sell the public do.
mains"
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MAINE ELECTIoN.-The Portland
Advertiser of yesterday morning says:
ave have returns from two hundred
and FIVE towns, and the footings are as
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NAOllHh hCt 5dHl tHuS ldI 10 z,OoJ'
In several of the towns included in the
returns of this year majorities only are
given. 1t thus happens that while the
relative strength of the two parties is
fairly presented, the aggregate vote is not
made to appear sufficiently large and the
deductions made as to the general result
are not so entirely reliable as they would
otherwise be. 1t is safe TO assert, how
ever, that the vote will reach very nearly
one hundred thousand, and that Cover
nor MorrilPs majority will exceed eleven
thousand, and may possibly reach twelve
thousand" ,e z.r-, f-- s.-..f
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

JocKEYlNG AN ExPREss.-When, in 1915. +,
COW, with defect in her teats, had been imported
from England for the Russian Royal family, sht
vas driven up to the palace for inspection.
| Why, asked the empress, "are three tea,s a
large and one SO small ?" ut is all correct
please your majesty said the ever ready i'm
porter, 'three fer the milk and the little one
for the cream" "lnde d." was the reply. and
nothing more was said. Many a NAN has been
sent to Siberia for less offence than this but The
offenders witty impotence, or the enpress's il
norance, saved him in this case.
A rustic groomsman recently took passage
on board of a stel ner with his bride. and ro;ng
up to the Office, and addressing the polite clerk.
SAFE 10 suppressng voice, and 10 very con.
6dental way,
~ say, me and my wife have JUS. got mar.
ried, and Pm looking for Communications"
Looking for berth ?" hastily inquired
the clerk, passing ticket to another passen-
ger.
"A birth thunder and lightning. no." easped
the astonished man, 'we hain't but just married
We want place to stay all night, you know, and
and a bed"
TURNED Up WITH FoRTuxE.-Nr. and Mrs.
barney Williams, who have been ubobblnr
around" Europe for year or two past, aud who
arrived home by the Persia, have, it is said. net
ted about $4,000 during their tour
The Rochester Democrat is informed that
Blondin is still At Niagara Falls, and that he has
purchased some real estate there, intending 20
make 1t his residence for the future. He ii saia
70 have made some Ss, 900 by his exploits during
the past season.
CAuTIoS.-The Davenport Democrat canton.
children against eating r,aan b;oLa.,r $50 %
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There has been great excitement in GueIpb
Canada, within few days past, in regard d
the arrest Of two brothers, Valentine b. ana
Benjamin Byron, on charge Of forcibly al.
Quoting their sister, Miss Hannah Byron.
from = convent in that place. The msgis-,
trates BY majority Of five 70 three, dis
missed the case and the decision was receiy.
ed by the crowd outside the Court room with
rapturuus applause.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

ONE OF THE MEN WHO LECTURES THE FARM
ERs-A correspondent OF the Chicago Times
relates the following joke at the expense Of an
editor OF an agricultural paper:
81 was in the cars going to the State Fair at
Freeporf, some time ago, and unintentionaliy
overheard conversation. The parties 20 the
conversation were farmer from Lake county.
and an agricultural correspondent. When near
Nevada, the member of the staff was in the
height OF an animated explanation Of how we
had benefited the farming interests BY having
agents always travelling, reporting the pros
poets Of crops, sc !; just at that moment field
OF buckwheat in bloom attracted his attention
What a fine field of white beans that is.
exclaimed the travelling editor. 45 !,
Beans ! eald the farmer, that il buckwh heat.
oh! what a beautiful white grain II has.
must make note Of it, and write letter from
Freeport about it. Buckwheat like that il not
to be found at the East The specimens l
have besa accustomed to see produced 4 very
dark four s4
why of course; this buck wheat will pro-
duce dark four rejoined the farmer; what
you saw was not the grain-that was the bios.
som y
On! ALL said the editor, who quickly
closed his notes on buckwheat,' and shortly
alter went into the smoking car"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

- The Darlington Bluss marched out to
the County Fair grounds yesterday morning,
and during the day drilled thoroughly, in pre-
paration for the grand review Of Saturday next,
vhss they viii strive 70 win the colors offered
% ths bsa drilled military company in The
otate. te
To xessye, new drill recently introduced
~ shas essassy. has bean pracsiced BY the Blues,
ne Msy ~ szhibis tAsie pro6cisscy in thsss
.s'y eaaAssis assoavrss. in presence Of the
iAfes sassably. shs are expected % b. present
- - - = Gasssday. de issA.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15
Civilialnx under Dlrficul,ies.

Southern gentleman lately related an anec>
dote which would indicate that some Of the
newly imported Africans may require more eff
cient Instruments for their training and civil
cation than have usually been relied on for i'm
bulng our Southern born negroes with the vir-
tues OF activity and fidelity. A planter ordered
two Of these sons of the East, who are uncor-
rupted by the strange abolitionism which pre-
vades some Of the plantations. As they enter
ed the yard, bloodhound, one Of the instruc-
tors and police of the establishment, regarding
them as iptrpdsrs, leaped upon one Of Them
The fellow was large, muscular negro, and
belonged t0a tribe who sharpenea their teeth.
Nothing daunted BY the attack, be entered
upon the contest with the greatest zeal So
successfully did he use his fists, heels and point
ed teeth, that the fierce dog was obliged to CRY
for mercy. The animal even skunk away under
building, bu; the negro crept in after him,
dragged him out, and would have killed him
had he not been stopped. The astonshed
planter looked upon his pounded and manned
bloodhound, and then upon the triumphant AZ
rican, reflected q moment, and gave orders for
his new couple TO De marched away from bis
premises forthwith. He dare not trust the
civilizing influences which be had at his dispo-
SAL
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15
Cosr OF RUNNING ruE GRr.r E.srr

Cosr OF RUNNING THE GREAT EASTERN
= It is calculated that the working cost Of
this ship, while under steam, will be S4,25O
per diem. Assuming that she runs t, Port
land in seven days, the cost will, therefore.
DC $3O,OOo miscellaneous charges, So, 900.
The Cunard steamers are asserted to cost {
9 mile. The Greet Eastern will not De La
BILE 70 dock dues or pilotaee at either Holy.
head or Portland. Had she started from
Liverpool, the dock dues would be about
5000.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

4 Are these pure canaries," asked gentle.
man Of bird dealer, with whom he we NJ.
gotiating ior . sgift for his fair" 81
Yea, sif," said the dealer coniidentiallv.
II raised them 'sr birds ftom CANARY aeed1
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

Recommendations are counterfeit sls
abroad on the Bank OF America, Mt. Carmel,
III. S2Os on the Bank Of Missouri; SIS catered
on the Mississippi River Bank, Oxford. ILL.,. AID
Sos on the Southern bank OF Illinois. Grsy
town, Ill altered IRON SIS.