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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

A young couple were welded last week in In
diana, and the bridegroom gave the bride a bad
name at the very altar. His own name was
OutlaW
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

Sam, how did you like the knife sold you
yesterday? Oh, 1t wasn't very sharp, but you
managed to shave me with it,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

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eofrus neep A. a aAHune

oorres nssp AsA sAS"ss
Nh. neHeal The res, sssiehisa pro.
pef,le. N eoi,ah seed ~ manure, and NJ
Superior tuwef N Impafsins en- eafly in
peta. 10 lhe Hewsh n plants, haze been
Visible n all VIA hsve evev gwen them .
fsw trial. They need MT he ecwAness o. .
manure 10 any one article grown ny 'hs
planter. hui extended ~ almost every speciss
n vegetation .eess, peas, ecssss, ssfeSs.
bles, mall grain and srspes -shesfh nes
equally beneficial N ell sIlks. fsos IN
rsvwvsmse n lsv yssss, the sshssvIlws
wssld sslviss shsis NV IA lssA designed lsr
corn. IN the quantity " seventy Ave- sashsl.
10 the scre, 70 be- hsuled cut amer M land
II we'll fmIlowsd. frw days before planting
,ime. aud deposited N plies n eqwsl ysAn
tisy and distsnse lor eoHvsMteNss sasl gssl|i.
y In iis.rihs.img ,hsm. Ths lssd lsinx
suitably prepared and ready for planting,
the rows LAID VI BY shovel pIow, opened
broad and Deep the seed are then scattered
from onc chd n the row 10 the other, With
~ scsn drvrpsa on .hem st sush alsasmss
in the drill ~ the quantity u land VII ~
lily, say In msdium " average lend twc and
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the seed. bss hy plAssias sssavbsA sssse
vill b. sscussd. II srsasss ssAseiiy 4
seed can BE- procured, ~ bsssos desired
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

FACTS 70 III REMKMBxRED.--The reader should
treasure up the following facts respecting the
excitemens 10 the Houss OF Representatives At
Washington. They are facts to be remember
ed:
!. Every exciting speech that has vet Eeen
made has fallen from the lips Of the revolution.
AIRY Locofoco members,
2. They have announced their solemn deter
mination TO make q revolution, if any man but
Locofcco shall be elected the next President.
.. They continue to insult gentlemen of the
Opposition, even after they have acclaimed all
sympathy for or with Helpers book.
4. They continue to insult them by openly
charging them with completely In the Harper's
Ferry invasion, Notwithstanding they indie-
nsntly deny having any knowledge of it.
8. They are daily seeking to embitter the
public mind Of the South against the North ana
West, with the obvious intent Of preparing the
South Tor revolution.
8. Newspapers FROM which the eouth Ameri-
can party had right to expect better things,
are aiding in this work Of arrangement, By
ssigmatixing the whole Northern and Western
Opposition as sectional party. when they have
done nothing, but sit still and hold their
tongues, and vote for the men of their choice.
II the country is ever to have peace it is not
to be had by the ordinations and recrimina.
tons oil the various parties 10 the House upon
the question of Slavery, but rather by initiating
the moderation which characterizes the Repub.
lcans and South Americans, ,oko have exhibited
more CAristi0n tor6earance than has ever fallen
to the lot Of IKE body of men to display under
such terrible goaing as those sphich have signal.
ized assaults Of the Revolutionary Locofocos for
the last ten days.-Baltimore Patriot.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

An agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad ab
seconded from HarrisburIh some days SINCE
having defaulted to the company in the amount
OF aoeut $4,000. He vas subsequently, arrest.
60 q Pittsburgh and Some $4,000 Of the money
Upwards Of $4,000 barrels of apples have
been taken to Chicago the present fruit seas.,o.
rom stations 10 Michigan along the line OF the
Central Railroad.
:. 10 letter from river Zambesi, East Afri,a
nay ~. DE-. Livingstone reports the discovery
q real highland lake region. I'd ere the in
neoasants cultivate cotton ytry extensiyel,.
wni'e % Adds "every one apins and weaves il.
A company Of New York Friends have pur-
chased about 100000 worth OF loe in South
Leavenworth. K. T. They con,em plate large
improvements on this properly, including 4
first class hotel.
a negro preacher in Detroie, who married
black man to white woaau-such marriage
oe'ng iiiegal-was convicted on Mos day last,
ana sentenced 70 pay fine Of $50 Or be impris
oned 80 days.
The Raleigh (SC.) Register calls attention 10
1ne Iacs tnat there is not one powder mill in the
Union, south Of Delaware; nor is there manu-,
factory OF arms, or foundry for annon south
Of Harper's Ferry.
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--..,.;. bill before the Nebrasks leg.
p - ne abolition Of slavery IN that ter
sl'l'' Although the Douglas democracy have
aaF - dssl 70 say about squattsr sover>
-. :. .ouul.r rights aud ''unfriendly lesisl.'
ds's :, nov that there 10 chance Of carry
a'a' !. aoem. into eject practically. there i
H'., as,,e,iug among them. Here 10 what
. s.l,.ssi.a say about l.
~. ia. our Law givers win have sui-
'~sn. 49, tor sAemselrss aad their eomsssts
bisas - fAe;y labors to MATTERS clearly
~ .:. sDktrs Of dnty. and not consume
siA'a 49, a the agitation Of . subject in
y 49, ~ p.ople Of this Territory ere 20 litt':
sssl ~ We would most respectfully remind
i''eissshled wisdom Of the Territory, that
shs ss e.ssm we're elected for the purpose Of
poOe = ~ ]. desbsfa Ia prerogativs as TIE abo>
s,ssssss s:i;ties or establishment Of slavery.
Ihsa. IA. policy 10, in our judgment, the
TIE M.s...sdsble, particularly when paueht
pss s.l;.f can arise from its i'll timed and
;,;sdjcious agitation
-. illustrates we'll the principles and policy
!. O.uocrs.io party. Its leaders never
.,,.a i, principle for any Other purpose
- g., M, 81 catching Votes. The carrying Of
NJ ,,;oeiples into practical operation 10 ano-
- alter altogether. They have been loud
- ..s.a and blatant in their assertion Of the
....,,. rights Of the people to self govern
Vain the territory Of Nebraska, where
~, a, more Saves hare been taken, without
-, Of hs, these petty demagogues Of
~, ~ Desslas aud Buchanan factions, dare
=. - .v against the.patriarchal institution.
WE l. hunbug
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

lfr0m the New York 8xpreees lotn.
On Wednesday night, At about II O'Clock, OF,
ficer Lintz, of the 9Th Precinct, while patrol
ing his beat on Broadway, was astonished TO
find the front door Of Dempsey T. Farris jewel
~ store, No. 500 Broadway, unlocked. lie
Immediately entered, and on reaching the rear
of the store, found boy, tied down upon
bed and gagged. Loosening the cords with
which he was bound, and giving his tongue
freedom, the officer questioned the boy re-
garding the strange affair, and was told suostan
TALLY the following storyl
The boy, whose name was Joseph bascom. 10
about II years OF age, and was IN the employ
Of the establishment. He slep; in he store et
night as sort OF watch. At about 10 o'clock
on Wednesday night, shortly after tae store
was closed, he heard q rap on the street door,
and supposing that one Of the clerks had for
gotten something, aud was returning for It, the
hour being early beside, he opened the door
without fear. Instead Of clerk or friend en-
teriue. three men rushed in, one Of whom
threw Q large sheet over Bascoms face, when
the two others grasped him by the throat,
threw him upon the floor and then gagged him.
Thus rendered speeehlcss, he could make no
alarm aud in fact, did not dare 70 resist, 90 he
feared the gang would kill him. He Was taken
20 his bed and securely tied TO II with strong
cord, which the robbers had, his head being all
the time covered. lie distinctly heard the
| rascals open the safe, and also hesro them
| leave after short time. Unable TO give any
| alarm he was obliged TO remain in his uneom>
Portable position until officer Nintx came u.
1 = Tie plausible stosy OF the boys. thongb sup.
nnrted by the condition in which be was found,
vas not precisely believed bv the police, and
tbey determined TO keep him. until this Thursday.
| morning. During the night be was subjected
| 10 severe cross examination by the police, and
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

IT appearing BY the Of the proper officer that
j you not found in Des Moines County in the
State Of Iowa, and by AFFIDAVIT duly fled In the It's.
trct Court Of said County that you non-resdents
Of the State Of lows; II thsreupon ordered by the
said Court that service hereof be made by publication
Therefore, you hereby notified that there is now
die in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Des Moines County in the State Of Iowa the Of
John Bangs, Jr, claiming OF Arthur Gray the sim OF
Nine hundred and two dollars justly due him on
promssory note, with ten ercent interest per annur,
thereon. And claiming of the said Arthur Gray AMI
Mary Jane Gray his wife, the foreclosure of Mortgage
given By them secure the payment Of the above des
crbed note and thereby conveying TO the said John
Bangs, Jr. the following described teal Estste, situate
In the County Des Mones and state Of Iowa, 70 wit:
the North East quarter Section Of No. Nineteen 10 Town
No. Seventy two, t72) North Of Rang. No Four a.
West. And praying that the Equity Of Redemption ard
Right Of Dover Of each ana all OF SHAH be forever
barred fcreclosed, AMI OF in the aforesaid premi
ses and that unless you appear aud answer said petit
ton before the morning OF til. second day OF the
next Of the District Court o. sad County. IN the
State Of Iowa, to be begun and horen ut BURLINGTON in
said County the first Monday or January, 1856. a
Ja lgment wi be rendered aga you for the anoun
abo claimed, and your equities in s9d pre ses fer
ever barred iorecloscd and cut of IS PRAYED for in
said petition. J. N. McMANU5,
dec16 VT Attorney for NaintiG.
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ecl6-w4ts Sheriff Of Des Moines County, low,
VALUABLE FARMS At

TIME SUBSCRIBER oTers for sale two Valuable
i Ferms In DanviIle tcwn.hr-cne. mile north
Of the Railroad Station, and the other mile east, each
containing loo Acres One Of them 10 al under Guilt
wells of water. The other has dity under fence
good house with cellar under the WHOLE good orchard
with variety OF good fruit. the above farms will be
sold at Public Sale at DaRviile Station, on
Thursday. December go, Is 0,
To the highest bidder, ct 10 o'clock, 4. ~.
TERMS OF SALE:
1900 in hand on one farm, and 300 on the other
balance in and two years, ten per interest
deferred payments to be secured ~ Deed Of trust
the pr emises.
dec16 w2lA A. III. SHARP.
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Up this stteet. and down ehae, uutM shs -
pecsed party entered The oeta6llsAmnns " 4
ven known receiver Of stolen Foods, named
schvArssweldes, h Rsasl ssrsss scar rsankfest.
The two detectives, saas1sd q thsir man,
entered the slsnce, ard teek she psisensr and
receiver into custody. Ihsy sAsn ssaFched The
place, sad the pessons ef hoth prisoners, and
removed, il 10 believed, I'll ~ stoiea property.
Just then CApis. rurnbull and Walling, Who
had been equally interchangeable, entered the
place. having got on the same scent as the ,ues.
The whole party proceeded to the Police Head
quarters, well pleased with the success they had
met
The jswelry and diamonds, altogether, we're
quite sight, % spread out before the interest.
ed spectators in the Superintendent Office
They were identified BY the o~neee, and viii be
restored when the authorities have NO further
use for them. The youthful criminals in this
case are respectable looking boys. although
Primrose has his likeness in the rogu.'s gel
lefy.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE

VIM. A. IBaichelOr's Hair Dyci
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
An others mere limitations, and should be avoided
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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wM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces 4 color
not be distinguished from nature aud 10 WARRANTED
not to njnre In the least however leng may be con
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Hair invtgorated far Lais ~ this splendid Dye.
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- The Genuins has the name and address upon d
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24
Auditors Report.

T1V7H OcS 13V1uSv :
The report of Mr. Cattell. the Auditor Of
State, is one Of the most interesting Of the
State papers, prepared for tho Legislature.
Its statements are full, and furnish COM
plete history Of the financial transactions of
the State for the period embraced: the fiscal
period of 2 years. From the report now
before US in print and ready for the inspec-
ton Of the Legislature and the people, we
learn that the receipts into the Treasury, for
the two years ending in November, amount,
in the aggregate to $777,033S Disburse-
ments during the same period, @75l, 403 13.
Balance in Treasury, $25,63074 Passing by
the salaries of State officers, Judges, &C.,
which are fixed by law and the amount gen
orally known, we come to the following state
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

MAHMA ED-At the residence OF the brides
Sncle, Mr. Catlin, In this City, the afternoon OF
December IL 1859, BY Rev. Geo. B. Jocelyn
this place. $50 -
. Vn Thursday evening BY Prof. g. ". iGarston, a.
~ frof Allen, at the residence Of the former,
n hMlLlE n. WHITE, late Assistant Teacher In
HUNTINGTON University, to n x. DEWEY Esq . OF Green-
Vile, Bond Co.. His.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

DF. HOstctterss BBetcrs have received the
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out the Union. As valuable tonic for the cure OF by
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public journals There 10 nothing equal the enjoy
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this valuable specific Its mild tone It's and vigor
ous action upon disordered stomach and the clean-
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oil classes Of our community All that will be necessary
TO convince the skeptlcai Of its healthy Effects is
purchase . bottle and be convinced.
/ See Advertisement In another column.
For sale ~ Druggists and dealers generally evcrys
where.
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Liver Invigorator and Cathartc pills In another col
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

SUlcIDE.-On Saturday evening, December
Sd, Mr. Isaac W. Wheels, of Psnoso, undertook
to take his life by cutting his throat; but the
cut which he inflicted upon himself did not
prove to be sufficiently deep TO destroy life, and
he was cared for by his friends until the next
evening at about seven o'clock, when he was
allowed 10 walk out into the garden, and while
there took dose Of strychnine which caused
his death in a short time. Mr.. Waes,s was
single man, about forty Eve years old, and was
one q. the best and most exemplary citizens Of
Guthrie county, and was at one time County
Clerk OF that county. His friends are unable TO
account for his strange conduct. lie VAS for.
merly from Visginia.-Magnolia Republican.