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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
Monday rveninE, April IS, lsss


nEA-For Locals, Telegraph. and other
matters Of interest and information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
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James W. Lowrey, Plaintiff, State of Ohio,
VS.. tsMontgom e rv
Reuben Hagenbuch, Defendant. County Superior
court, civil actin
II HE said Defendant is hereby notified that
Il the plaintiff aforesaid has filed, his petition in
said Court, askinga judgment against said defend-
ant on hls two promisoty notes, to wit: One for
$l66 with ten per cent. interest from May 10TH 1857
and balance OF Sl26 on another with Six PEI cent,
interest on said balance, from February NJ, 1857
And the said Defendant is notified that he is re-
CURED to appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the third Saturday after the 18th day of May
A. ID. 1863. - JAMES W. L LOWREY'
BY GILBERT KENNEDY, his Attorney.
apf6-daw6w - l'ftH
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION

Relative to amendment to the ConstitutIon. pro-
viding for Annual Sessions OF the General
Assembly.
RESOLVED, ny THE GENERAL AssEMBLY OF THE
STATE or ONO Thrae-fifihs of the members Of
each bouHe eoncurring berein thati De md s here
by proposed to the electors Of the State 20 vote AT
the next annual October state election upon the an
pfoyA or rejection OF the following Amendment az
substitute for the first clause OF the ann
section OF the second article Of the ConHtituon Of
thls stateto wt "Al regular sessions Of the GeneT
al Assembly shall commence on the first Monday of
January Annually.n "
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
Aprli o. iSas President OF the Senate
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ICIeaF fhe Traekl

IRE undersigned viii continue. thu Clothing b,s,.
II ness In All ts brhnehes. al TIE old nfsnd an IA
stteett one door east Of the Central BahH He re-
tdtnh w lhhnks 20 81 his patrons for their liberal
and scores OF new ones that he Is better than ever
prepared 20 accommodate theniand thegrcat pubiio
win inll stock OF Ready Made Clothing, OF eyery
description, Gents F1rnishing Goods etc
. - ne HAS high eollara TO atend III and atraps to
keep down those Who are Inclined u ftae too hiShI
IN WoFdj he has every thing In the Ciofhlns
linei which the public may deelft s
"CieAr the track, Rabbifsb NUr
epFS-h JOSEPH LRBENsBRRGRB,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
Farms.

Oh ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum.
u i ner, on the o. \ M. r. r., one hundred acres
improved, the remainder timber Of good quality,
deep, rich, ailuvial soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houses on IN prem
tsea, convenient out-hOuses and In the midst Of a
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price CT sI2 per
acre, being much less than its value. For sale by
CHAS. X. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, sd street.
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Weekly circulation, the paper is valuable as an
advertising medium; and finding it impossible
to accommodate all who desire TO reach the
people through its columns, we have found it
necessary to issue SuPPEMESr to the Weekly
Empire, which is filled with reading matter
and advertisements thus affording, at consider.
able expense large amount Of reading to our
subscribers, and at the same time RccOmmoda-
ting our advertising patrons, 1t may not be
asking too much to request our Weekly subj
scrbers TO assist us in increasing our Weekly
List, in order to compensate US for the extra ex
pense we incur every week.
We repeat our assurances of devoting our
time and energies to the task Of publishing a
first class Daily and Weekly Newspaper and
we ask the people of the Miami Valley to give
us the support which, upon examination and
t,inl, they may deem we deserve.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
DIssoIutI0n NofLce.

INHE partnership heretofore existing be-
- tween the Vndefsigned, ia this dav dissolved
BY mutual consent. The business OF th tfm he
settled by the. senior member, o. LebensberFer 10
whom accounts may be paid, and who will seffe the
debts. J. LEBENsBERGER
APPS A. LEoBOLD,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

A LSO-A handsome Residence on 9th ST.,
n between Main and Ludlow story Brick, well
furnished aut handsomely improved yard. Pay
mente easy. CHAS. X. CLARKE,
mh9s Real Estate Agent, clegg's Building, sd st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
CITY PROPERTY.

TNHE large new Brick Dwelling House,
Il built by Henry KimCs, corner st. Clair and Wa
ter streets. The House is very commodiuus; fur
niahed with the necessary conveninees aud applian-
eea for comfort, and furnished Handsomely IN the
modern style. Will be sold very low for cash and
CHAs. f. CLARKE,
mh21 Real and General Estate Agent, % st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

SECRETARY OF STATES oFFICE,)
60, 80 CoLumpus, o., April \, 1909
ton, ''reatlye TO an Amendment 10 the ConStItr-
tlon proyidiAg for Annual Sessions Of the General
assembly" is true copy from the original roll on
aprlA SecretarS, "a -,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT a. SOLD
~ at Cincinnati quotations, or located in Iowa.
Kansas, Nebraska, or Missouri, by
CHAS. Z. CLARKE,
mh5 Third street
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IN HAMILTON FOR a FEW DAYS
AND
WILL SHORTLY BE IN DAYTON /

THOSE WHO ARE SICK AND CON,
Bidered inourabie-who are suffering with pain,
and can find no relief for body or nind-who are
crippled with paralysis, rheumatism, or from any
other eause-who have been given up by their physi
clans as incurabe, and beyond the reach Of medical
aid, have now opportunity offered Tor speedy and
permanent cure. Dr. Chamberlin would say TO those
suffering from pulmonary consumption. early and
middle stages, disease of ehe LIVER catarrh, patal-
yBis, diabetis, rheumatiBm neuralgia, papitation
OF the heart, brain diseases, piles, skin diseases,
deafness, amaurosis dropsy, st joints, contracted
muscles, diseases Incident females, seminal
weakness, and nervous and chronic con plants
generally, that his important discovery in the Ap-
plieation and adaptation OF electricity TO the hui
man org ansm, win restore them to health. II is no
matter of experiment, doubt nor uncertainty, az he
has cured multtudes suffering nom the above dis
cases. even In the most hopeless condition after all
other known remedies had failed. He makes no
compromise with the stomach in way Of medica.
tions but relies solely on the vitalizng and all
controlling p9wer--electrioty, which efadicAtes
from the system every yestige Of disease and brings
IL into condition of health and vgor. Dr. c. 's I'M
portant discovery In diagnosing by electrical
contact, wel as his method application is un-
known to medical men, and all others, except the
tsw who have been instructed BY him. AS the agent
he employs is uniyerGa IL is alike applicable 10
al disease The diseased OF body andnifnd are in-
vited to call and witness the astoniahn cures IL ia
eifeotlng, frequently in single application. In
struction given to those wishing to learn this mode
ofpractice. mhi-Iwdaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
CanAp FARM,

Inn ACRES, 10 miles from the city, i'm
AOO proved, orchard, springs, dc.
10 acres timber, and 20 acres bottom.
Price $40 per acre. For salcby
CHAS. +. CLARKE,
mh5 Real Estate Agent, sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
Our Daily and Weekly Circulation
BusinesR prosneotR

It is with grateful feelings that we inform
our friends in the city aud country that the
circulation Of our Daily and Weekly papers is
increasing AZ a ratio never before known since
the establishment Of the Empire; and we are
nos approaching point in business which
will, we hope, enable US to print paper worthy
the patronage Of the people, and obtain livli.
hood from our outlay aud labor. We mention
the rapid increase Of our subscription list
mainly for the reason that those who feel
lively interest in our prosperity may know that
our paper is being appreciated, aud that they
may be encouraged to still further aid US in
putting our enterprise on a firm, paying basis
This can be effected by each friend Of the EN-
pire asking his neighbor to subscribe for a
copy; at any rate, request them to give it a fair
trial. Few will refuse to examine the paper ;
fewer still will decline subscribing for it, after
they have examined it.
We need only refer TO the advertising columns
of our Daily to show that we have no cause for
complaint against the business men Of Dayton;
we trust that - are the means Of securing
them at least two hundred per cent. upon their
investments in our Columns. Our paper is
daily becoming more valuable as an advertising
medium and il will not be our fault il it be
not the best in the Miami Valley.
VIZ" have before referred to our Weekly pa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
TO DISTRICT sc
WANTED, ALI oacHRNDD

TO get the Recipe, and learn how to man.
= 4 ufacture pure, old unadulterated Liquors, from
the raw material, without nsing particle OF ola
aelds or drugs, at cost per gallon less than the
usual price paid for good crab older Bach article
stands second 70 none in the world.
DANIEL. j. CLARK
Rpf49 lr Cinoinnati Ohio
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3J
TEE DEMAND
HIGH PRIcES

As have been demanded by other machines,
70 use all the means in his power.to lot.the
Public know that they eau get as good a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

IA ADAME RUBrNs. QUAEN OF VIE ADS-La,. ~ vsLx y
OF magic Il expccted daily arrive in this csy rom Entope
whose pce,rmanceo IN the principal towns o. ne
for The pssa two seasons universal ~
notice evening entertainment wiz % Uvea
ne daily prV0a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
MATRIMONIAL.

A iii Ehm ssETIo MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY
anal, Sousa dssr capacity and furnure sufficient for
~ 70 make the acquaintance gentleman
o. hausy ana responsibility, with view to natrimony ANY
address Mrs. BuneA Brootyn Post once. 'Ao' "~'
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a FIKhT CIAHS TKUITfNN
"A sverser an EnElish merchant who is about 20 reIusn
Europe esroua first class trotng horse 70
with rim Is not particular sizesr color horae ~
sound, kind fss able to tro nile on ne Ms
In thar 25 aud able 70 rct TO an ordinary roAn
No one Iced apply who willing 70 have hs horse mo
roughly tried Address Merchant COX 3oz ross onco ss
full particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

Miss NARY CANNON,
% which win be revived for tAs arr time b rse
yearA he beautiful drama Of
THE KNIGHTS or THE BOUND TABLN.
with the sans unxppEsach&ble cast originally a this
heAtre.
ne conclude WITH Arr yeeSs the grsa farce Of
THE BOARDING SCHOOL,
which ell the LADIES' aud gentlemen connected with this CO.
Abiahmsnt win sppcar.
kopdayA variety OF entertainments. In uhch the whole
krengA OF the company viii appear.
Tues GtofM Mr.. nY0TT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOW READY.
IN The ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOB JUNE.
CONTENTS shskspere's Art: Men Yaun Joy. Month
Trip to Cuba Some Ineded Memorials Of SmoleM Blood
root The Dterenisi and Integral Calculus Bulls and Bears
The Sphinx; Charge with Prince Rupert Spring: The
sereoscope and the Sereogaph The Minister'S Woone The
Professor st the Breakfast Table, Reviews and Literary
tees Recent American Publications
THE MINISTER'S WOOING,
BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
s continued 10 this number and the admirers OF
that ladys genius unanimously The story pro
gesses that seems likely surpsss interest briancy
and all the previous works OF the accomplished author
Of Uncle Toms Cabin"
Terms-Three dollars per snnum or twenty Eve cents
number Upon the receipt Of the subscription price the pub
sbers will mail the work 70 any Of United States
paid Subscriptions may begin with either the any
subsequent number.
The postage OF the Atlantic Ia 36 year pre- paid
CubsFor ten dollars the publishers will send Ave copiea
the Atlantic for the subscribers pay their own
postage
for two dollars year
drcd, &c, upon application 10 the publishers.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON co,
Is Winter street. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

kCADEMY OF MUSIC
a The METROPOLITAN MUSICAL SOCIETY, the In
oduc.ory performance of which entirely successful
the lin OF May will give during the present year. by sub
scripnoD TEN GRAND MUSICAL S0IkEEs, at the Aca-
de NY of Music Subscription tickets admitting gentleman
lady all the perior Of the society Cat ess ten
yay music stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

CrEAMKR PERSIA ANY PERSON HAVING A FIRST
- class passage by this dispose ar "a. ana
purchaser by addrspA ~ box Ais Pos once. " ~
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AmvsEmHNrs.


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no .a' IS o.s rsy - s sssss
ES Ss s sSy s s4SssssSs.
WITH o sSSsfsG zs SSi SG q ESS44rAozr1
Tns srsa. Pima Donna 49, 1900
e.. ,.v,,s. rs,or LUCY EIoorr.
Tue 'AV'''s ieh0s M. d. MIRANDA
sRRr s1's aY ssss sSstf sAvpa,
osisiS SS$i SSsIS 81 s ISE smo-.
AAAoArss esS yAhti s1HKhr,
GLASGOW ssID wy xs - fsEs9oIn ~
n.s Roy s4 6sv Of I tSTss sR
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY Nay 10.
"" DC presented al aR ne i's oensrrArios,
forming he meal attractive entertainment ever offered to hd
Performance Saturday sf eruoos 1t ssciock.
WAIxAoKs rHEArk#.
'''i; ';st II. s;aisfi MIX
NEW SSHxsr.
IT VIII BE ACTED
Yslsasr Es4.s hshy oelsSrass3 aa1 elegant comedy
MEN OF rax BAY;
ExrSSEsms
TNs play has been long N prepsxsa and Wi ss present.
~"A X NV 1;7r scf III Err AID Arroxrxrsrs.
- ~ ss"S s.Ssrssa. sssdo.s Z ssrms Il Ss isssss
' r. w'1 . 4; ;ss s;''; FTsiS cr'''''s
WHh tho Following powerful east
Frank HAwthsrne ises9 atAct
HOth Wu4erfar WHic~
Mr. Lsoa0 NORMAL wnsslexo
EvlraTd Dts 5hsgf
Hos. Augustus Adslphus ~ rlosd
ASee&
Lacy Yavasour a.ol
WudpytAr %
Jengy
liza Euphcuaa-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AXUSHuTE.WTs
r. WlDDOTS g, o. sAGE...,....,..... usectsurs
s&NkDl. q NAL ysh9
~ ABoNhhHEEr sUsPhSDU
su BENkEICA DE
,xrvu,,rx,s We ETGEFis sEE
Par EN JUHCA Fl k0KKLLL
Premiere repre- geptauoD 90
Lk vlCOhrf DE LET0NIEEkE.
Pour plus de details ssir les programme
- -
IKE. CHRISfYS OPERA HOUSE
" "a Broadway.
Geo Chrlaty H. NJ hooey Pre- preoH
OKoppisz :; :. kuaiol Director
kETURf or THE fAvoEIrES
GRAND OPENING NI9Hr.
MONDAY EVENING, May 23 1889,
(And every evening during the weekl
THE hONPAkEII. TROUPE OF THk WORLD.
GEO Chkisrye MfNsrREIf.
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pIAso6 fl0r1dA
NJ. opyD. ~ cANaNNAH, Ga.
dsy Nav n. p r ,saac Croweli VIII leave On satur
pan be had for The following places Src a. iow
Ss,nSr,cr 0' re" Ao'1 % savannah; aocomuod atsn
New York 10 New Orlexns $50 rs, Mobils s,s ,r.
", Ala, e26 Atlanta, Ga. 81 Albany Ca ~ rCSngoms
0n ~; Macon: Ca, III Augusa $40 savsnnaS SIE o'As
The STAR or THE SOUTH, Capt Thos LYON viii .,,,
ceed on Wednesday May % 4P For freight or ns JUG
bpply 70 SsMUEL l. MIfCHILLx 80 ~'"ks
Rrn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

SKTALLACK'S
Mr. DYorr takes lesve to his benea. for nsx.
Tupeday, Bath nsl which occasion he will by
request the time senpt the part OF Sir Anthony
Absolute, HE RIVALS. Mir ID. respectfully cals sten
ton the extraordinary strength OF the cast IN this Avorte
comedy-ges Lester Broughsm. Walcot Bangs Young
Levere, Dyoi, Mrs Hoey. Mss Cannon, &c.
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sFIIPPInG.

SFIIPPImGs
TsoR HAMBURG. LONDON. HAvEE AND SoufHAAr
9 Araericau Packet Company iron mall steam
sn'P BORUssfA. Jrautmssn, commsader.
will leave pier II North RIVER . -
"~ "WEDNESDAY, JUNE
Firs cabin . 800 Second cabin. 800 Seoraye..
3" p"'s O. II. RICHARD BOAs,
l5l Bruadw ~.
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TINE TyRF.

TrNrON COURSE H. L-TROTTfNG.- ION FRIDAY, MAY
~ 20. At O'Clock purse and stake Of ss5O mile heAss
best three in hve In harness Mace names OIL rlo'
TslinAn Cora ds Extea q. Carl names a. SIi
rs Dansei Tho viii Issve Dvtsion svenue ana reoS
snp ferries for Aase New York every tweay mlnu -
tatk SHAW WHITE. PIopretore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

fvLOsE OF THE FESTIVAL
" AT PALACE GARDEN HALL.
SALE OF SUPERB PAINTINGS, BRONZEs, &C.
NoTICE-The Paintings Bronzes Satuary &c. 4.
hbion Palace Garden Hall will be peremptoy sold
ton r. r. H. 6chepck the evenings Of Friday,
10th and SATURDAY, 2ist inst attn O'Clock.
Also the evenings Plants Shrubs &C., and War
dian box containing variety Of exceedingly and v&lus-
bic India plants. presented By Wilson a. Hunt Esq
Admission fres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

DRYAETy MINISTERIAL
fssp 81 ESs
the renowned Ethiopian comedians their talented compa
i'a &C. SHai Il
sr ffSsE1 FsgRI I.4HHAS 0 sgs4hss
and new festival ''Af %afRs s'f Ems Ne Dance
Doors at u 70 commence at O'Clock Tickets - cents
A oAplMy OF MUSIC.
4 Hsydn's grand orasoro;
| THE CREATION,
NEW YORK H Il ~ SOCIETY
MAURICE ST snfdaAKoscH.
a'' T sS6 Saq NEWS q es CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
ruh Mss qo Evs nj gls H.9 g. isse
which hs performance Of he socsg ss
request Of numerous friends Of Society," who
SUI sSs. y n
Iles.s Of the house No reserved .s..
70 b S:$ sss H Ss Is
he door on the evening Of the performance.
Doors open At 4 commence at O'Clock.
FI E1s. suszv5 II Es SsAsD s.s.zI OF. 200.
'ae day and sS SsSfs S 4 * $RI
young 'ds; : s. Ss;S s'''
wiz appear every afternoon aad evening in chooe selection
'fn'ns '''q osa M III P iRRsfs n sSsrns
n their UNIQUE entertannent Bstrangen win Observe
that the above the only place whore model
hiblted Admiaacn-Orchesra ~ boxes Is cents
Rrvsis Sc1ss ~ seats on aase - Remember ono a'0'
VNOoDs MrNsTREIS
w JUBILEE FOR THE YOUNG-A grand Afternoon
ON ~ 10 pye Guardians
don't forget It
CADRNY OF MUsIC-DON GIOVANNI.
TonchtEFor The is time Piccoomini Zerina Parodi
aSonna Anna Jupca Leporeo. Brteno a. Don OHavio
WILL. U.osz on MONDAY, NAY q AT 4PM
w Exhibition a
oHoA'HrsH E III Hart Or TEE ANpxa
rvbeu n wfi be taken 70 Europe,l ut The
STUDIO BULLYING,
No Is Tenth street. between FIN and siKA avenues fsu
A. II = 10 r r, dAQy. AdniDon Is cenh
J.AeLVR1, 1uAuuA0t
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80 OO0 WANTED, TO o,.. NEGOTIATE o. WITH 4
nereat In the manufacture the union chemi
paint which being successfully manufactured in Pha
depha and Baltimore yielding large profits when sold half
the price Of other paint known This paint purely
white and be made all desirable coors dries In
minutes is free from odor perfectly healthy nreprocf and
will not blser by heat II can be polished as smooth
brush as from the key Sample of paint painting
10 be een further particulars call southwest corner
of Bleecksr and Laurens streets G. o. JAMES.
No Nnn TH stOO0.-TO AN ENERGETIC PERSON
SO.UUU possessing The above capital opportunity
is offer by retiring partner In business already
bsed Broadway and doing safe profitable and
rapidly increasing trade Address box i39s Post office
1s mn "A PARTNER WANTED. IN 4 MANU-
tpO.UUUs featuring business Apply to A. H., No. l02
Duare street
DO OOO -wANTRD, FOB Special PAETNER
DC.UVU. ship In the manufacture Of article General
consumption and largo demand throughout the Upisn he
advertisers produce an article superior IN quality AID as
realize than fifty per net selling the svsei
market prices Address, with and direction A. W.
Banton, Pos Office, New York p. S-Good reSsreuess
given and required
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WOOD's MNNSTREIE
w JUBILEE FOR THE YouNG-A Grand d, AFTERNOON emo
performance, ON SATURDAY, May 81 at N O'CLOCK when
select programme the occasion will DO played GUARDIANS
don't forRet IL
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15
Riesatlisaa sputrauc.

| NJ. Blcnn@rhsssstt late editor Of shs Piuck>
/ neyvillc Gazette, informs ~ OF m outrage per-
/ petfated on Friday last at TamarOss, whieh ad-
| m0nishes the Ethiopian race, that they have no
| rights IN this land of liberty which Democracy
| b beund 70 respect faasi @ as5Ass, a4
negro who lives At jamestown, on the
Great Western Railroad, had been for several
dsysiD the vicinity of Tainarora, seeking for
work. Assuming that be might possibly ss .
fugitive, and chat 800 could be realized BY
taking him to Sc. Louis, his capture was re-.
solved upon. Happening u the station on Fri
day, he vas seized BY mob, who tirst attempts
ed to thrust him into cellar. Daring stfug-l
gle with his assailsnss, he was Knocked down
BY blow given with the butt OF \ whip, which
struck him JUST below the eye and while help
less and insensible, he was bound, and party
vas detailed to take him to St. Louis. The con-
spirators however, failed in their aims. D. g.
Root, Esq, aA attorney ~ Law, and one Of the
largest agficclturaets 10 that vicinity, learning
OF the proceedings, hastencd 70 CentsAla, where
he took out = writ Of haLeas corpus; !; and when
the train arrived be procured the release of the
captive, and had bis csptors, who we're with
him, arrested The lovers OF Justice and hu-
maniiy will reverence the prompt snd efficient
services OF Nr. Root in this emergency; and
higher assurance that, s'inasmuch ~ ye have
done u unto one Of the least OF these my little
ones, ye hare done IL unto me" awaits him. II
Judging the character Of the Courts Ia the
vicinity ef Tamarosa by the conduct Of those
who took part 10 this outrage, there is small
hope that the ruffians arresaed, aud their barba.
rian allies, will be suitably punished. 50 far a.
We have learned. this shameful proceeding was
monopozed BY the Democracy, and such de-
monstrations ought 70 satisfy the South that
their interests IN Southern Illinois are sufficient
In TAD akn ;,,I...
provisions Of the Fugitive Slave Law.--Urbana
Union 5 s5 sE -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

Tie cltizeis OF Mount Clemens, near Detroit
Acs, are stocked by late occurrnce, Tor
'asa precedent; can hardly be found. A Mrs
b,rrs, living in house with Mrs. Mosher.
Win whom she vas no. on the best OF terms,
Vas within few days of hes confinement VII, N
iAs !siler sent TO her package, which on be :
liz opened, proved TO contain u live snake
Iseborrhsd woman was immediately seized
via eonvuslons, and died at once. The NO
nah'hend has been arrested, aud will be severe.
!! ceait With for her strange and unnatural
crime
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

E,,scrrp 81 rns rfoFLr-RHwAR0nD .,
p.,auss.-The President has again illus.
~" :. Il euinentiy Democratic prisciple oi
'" -.,tias those whom the people repuiiate,-
S.nuel' A. Smith, fer six yes.s a Congress
,.on Tennessee, was overwhelmingly de-
Ia Il the last election. probably for too
n.ltur serving the President instead Of his
.,,.,i,uen,s. Mr.. Buchanan has just made him
,.;s.ioper Of the General Land Office.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

Aurr remarkable ph, sioosic.l fac, Las been
developed 10 the existence OF numbers of per :
,,e,,r shae rats in ,fe Bible House in New
York. Trey quite numerous, and ale con-
sanity caught by the tenants, on the lower floors.
some q, the older specimens in the Bible House
,rr cutie fat, and ooa as venerable and quiet as
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

4 In our notice Of the arrest of Mrs. Ca
fnrsagh, in Saturdays issue, the statement that
Pc gold watches had been found on the prem
|ks' vas. incorrect. The inebristed lady said
sAe bad stolen the watches, but the officers have
not yet found them. The other property found,
valued at SIS, was recognized by Mr.. and Mrs.
Veuing Of The Barres House, as belonging to