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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
NEW IsEM3EING STORE.
EG6sFEEBT & GENH'EEATEE,

B0EGGsFELDT q &UNHEEATN,
2G Cherry Street,
Lately occupied BY DemoYle & Bell,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
EsP&CrsuLI beg leave to inform their frienus and the
= ru5ir generally, ;hIl tey will, Tuesday March
at IN. above Mentioned stand, large assortment the fol-
lJNlns gods, yiz.
Paris Dress aHd 3IantiIIa Trimming.
The newest ana choicest patterns iu all csinrs.
Leather ANA SIX Elastic Belts,
al ~ T CLt less than teiure IN this
EsIIIOMS
cf al kinds-a great variety.
FANCY Goods.
The newest styles ia igs, a.r Pins Bracelets Brooches
prces which DEFY F.t,tian.
Ccssshs ana Erushc
a splendid assortment
Hosiery
English ana German, an sizes and qua jties.
Small 81 sarCs.
Threat, Negdles, Tapes. Pins etc.
ESstsiActSs
The French goods, nd lh largest cnt ever intro
uAlusei n Nashville.
soaps h'c FsHmCrie aud Toilet Articles.
genuine LUg ENtracs de Co,ogue Lubu SOAPS
etc, Of Miscellaneous Goods. All
which gaeeat great bargains aud toe calls Of dealers and
consumers respectfully solicited.
T.. S-CuuuJry dealers W find it 10 their interest to give
CALI Afford SEA them the specified gooIs
Estsf1 cost being several Importing and MaHuc
tcTns houses. t.le7.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
ID EMOY VILE & CO.,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DEMO VILE & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND observation-disclosures,
CorRsr store n ne Beto Union American BEEdsags,
t0fuer Of Cherry and Church NTsrts,
NASHVI LIE, TENNE SSEE,
ESPECTFULIY ask their oIdt Dc and customers sni
the pnalc generally to call and them in their
i hmeut Supplied with large and complete stock of Drugs
HeBes Dstus Fancy Goods, and All articles kep Drug
stores, and constantly In receipt fresh supplies Of the
they feel perfectly confident OF their ability to give etre salts
action. with reference Doth prices qualities Of their goods
Thankful FOR the liberal PATRONAGE heretofore extended to ts
Did dFm We hope BY prompt attention to business u merit
continuance Of the
DEMOVILLR 4 CO..
Corner Of Cherry and Church strests-
OUR PRESUMPTION DEPARTMENT..
Is under TIE supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Prescrpti0ni-t Druggist that husi
will all hours day and night be PROMPTLY and
G;lsI DEMOyILLE co
NEFDTCISES, ms TKRI MENTS, &c.--We IN
lV the attention 81 Physicians stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Iustrurls MS, &c.
DEMcyILLE & CO.
HNOmESTKU ARTGCLES.--The heads Of families
asked to call and examine stock Of house kreping
arcessnch leIFsr Spice Nutmeg, starch Ind sc
DEM0VILLE & co.
GAEDEN SEEDS--In addition o The above hey would
also invite attention their large assortment OF Fresh
Garden Seeds Of LandretlTs Er0EtS, SIS.
janan-lm DENOyILLE & co.
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STREET, KING & Co.,
ATTORN EYs AT LAW,
LAM. sfr.oE, AND
GEYERAL 4 GET7S,

GEYERAL AGEY7S,
OMAHA CITY, NEEsIEASIkA TERRITORY,
WILL practice the supreme and Inferior Cours Of
~ Nebasl buy and sell Land Warrants. land tine,
give I attention making selections o. Nebraska
or those wishing gooi desirable locations
dealers On reasonable ter pay furnish abstracts OF
and titles an short buy and sell an, lots, all
kinds of real estate, do General Agency business.
W 4 Gilman, Banker, New IOrk city.
Converse, Harding & &C.. Boston, Mass.
c. Hitlard, SuIt n. T.. Central Haroad, Albany, NJ
Gen. Leslie Co0mns, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. % dc
DR.. s.. Yong do do
GOV. W. r. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Ioa Jordan Stokes, do do
Iu,.as Thompson & Co., St. Louis, No.
Nrlsric, Chittendeu & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
Wm. q Sewer a Co B znkers, Osealoosa, lows
Baldwin, Dodge & Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W A. johnson & Co.. New Orleans. Louisiana AZ ~
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I. ,. RAMS, ,. 4, sRowu
RAINS & BROWN,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRTFTIONTsTs,
4. =. RAMS,

4. =. RAMS, *, saOwu
RAINS & OWN,
DRUGGISTS AND PREsCREFTEONEsTs,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TESSEsszE.
complete assortment Of English and American Chemicals
"a and unadurte Drugs fresh md genuine Extracts
FLzVORINSs EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon. Rose, Vanilla. Pine Celery noud
Raspberry Peach Orange Extges Tor aayori1g Bss1 Bc
ouda ArroS Root Isinglass Cloves, u ngs, Cinnamon
- RAINS RRoENs
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and we'll assorted stock Fresh seed Just received
"A from the tlIoSing we'll known seemen. They VIII be
oPsn and reray for sale MONDAY next, ssrgarS3i.
ID. LANDREFH q son.
Philadelphia, Pa
10000 paper assorted seeds;
100 Pounds .
In store and Of their Seeds the character Of which are
- ven known they need not word u Recommendation from
JOHNSON ROBENS sCO.,
PropTisiors Of ihe An'erisaH Seed Garaeas.
Fbksrs6eld Corn
900 dozen aasard from this hoass This Is an old ard en-
New England
We ve the Est to inrOues their Seeds II this market dare
Their seeds have given full satisfaction and many are 50 we'll
pleased with The SUPERIOR quality Of Vegetables produced froa
them that tf@y viii have other Among their Seeds viii Be
iS1od some varieties not heretofore brought here.
F2edon,a. Nsp York.
lsge supply from this house, put in boxes containing 80
psptrs escorted, to seii the country trade.
IEse seeds equal any the and prefer
them from having leen grsEn 30 far North.
We nave also large supply Of Beans and Peas the gallon
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gardens South Union. KY.
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them % tie Northern growth
GaTners and families who wish their supplies bad
better send IN their orders soon before assortment . soen
il2 RAINS < GROWN.
mILLET SEED.
w mhig RAINS BROWN.
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II We are authorized to GEORGE COLEMAN
a lidae for CoastabA in the Nashville District
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IT Is DELICIOUS 10 TAKE.

CacueV.-E-uaFe or tls-=ssts 90 t-a'crz vi1 H'-v
t. 60 palm Tasn see -at. Li,iar >,t-a, iiia iis,
sd Araii siIcit i- i.r ,rlean. >tr-ti1lii-
eiag Caris'i- and take l'..ist, else b. i tlr ey
Trti-iy thtt w .lrifs o. ha fi,r,ul hi - asa. Is
tl' -T'ts time siI.u'-ilfat the 4r-t-fn-
one Tablespoonful t+s-E sns fsstfr. f.
certain p-crrarirs - titi---l t,i.l llrl ir,ir.
4e'tr frs"-, or any prevail, 90 sll-gt-c. u Is pul -
81 isrg. ivs-fies
fs'sv 0E.y 81 pr b.tsi-. or % tut;'-s f.r 81.
D H at.i EAN.
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II We authorized $50. D. COVER as
eauddate for Constable in the Nashville District.
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ABBAY, GIBSON a. CO.,
Successors strickler, Ellis 4 Co..
WHOLE SALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & STRAW GOODS,
Carpet Bags, dc,
MOST PubIEc square,
NASHV ILLE, TENN ESS r.
jani3-.s
EM7E have now IA sore, complete stock Of BOOTS,
SR SHOES, RATS and STRAW GOV5BS,
aapied to The Spring aud Summer Trade This
found complete in every esrtuent, and the Goods superior
quality, and will be sold CASH. pruIapt
chants On snort time
We Will be daily adding fresh goods to stock.
fehfB--drw&WlY ABBAY, GIBSON & co
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]. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner of Third aud Pine SITS. ST. Louis. 5Io.

For he w hoIesale and retail IN Nash Vile.
Fennessss Proprstrs prices, iy Berry Dem0vii- W
Hendersh0tt, and Jo c. BroNn and b. every repca Drag
gst in the United states. isbs7, '59--drElT
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bia.
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SPRING SrOCK.

30 El n 81 A " 4 q E
nov receiving superior stock Of Boots. shoes and
CATERS Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boys ana
Chdrcu. Trucks, Nsiscs TEdyslipg great
va ie,es which t city and country ven
low rrices for cash JOAN EAMAGE,
mills A College Street.
NHUNG AEsGAN Grass Seed,--sWshavea sauge stock
this Justly celebrated Grass reduced th
pce 70 g. per bushei. II Gar superior tbs Aiit
tsSa-sIR ARNsaaSe co.
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NEW FURNIFURE HOUSE.
$. F. GOULD,
NO. COZ LEGE STREE Z,
Three doors from C1nrs1 Srest3
Is nOwreseiving full and we'll selected stock Of
UIsNIT RE,
of the latest Styles Manufactures consisting
in part CT
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
PARLOEs SETS,
OAK, WALNUT, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD
Chamber Sets,
NATTRESSES, CHAIRS, &e.,
every description Of usually kept by
al OF which will be sold n the lOAe est prices
mlA1-tAWlm.
Great Bargains.
cary application male will sell great bargain in
q brick house and in
KsAfk DING'S ADDITION
u Nashville Tie house rooms, commands fine
view Of the city, &c.
We have also for sale large number Of tie
Most Desirable Residences in the City
and vicinity Besides many the lest Farms in this ad
lining counties Also supply Of the best unimproved
lots in Ae city proper AID different addi TO Nashville. All
persons disposed purchase call
US, as We sell great bargains.
mh4 J. L. e. r. W. BROWN.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

The Sioux City Eagle of the 9th says that on
the Friday previous fght took place between
Mr.. George Hubbell and Mr.. Wiley, near
Hubbsll was stabbed three times in the back
With common dirk knife. Il Was shought at
last accounts he could mot recover. An old
grudgs existed between them, and Wiley says
they met on the above day in the prairie, some
distance from any house, when Hubbell re-
marked to him that "his time had come" or
language to that effect, and made at Wiley with
club. The 6gbt then commenced in earnest,
and resulted 20 above stated.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25
state Agricultural College ana Farm.


The Board OF Trustees of this institution met
at the Capitol on Monday last, and continued in
session two days.
A number of proposals were received for the
location Of the College and Farm frola different
portions Of the State, but the Board wisely con-
cluded not to make the location at present,
postponing the came to meeting to be held on
the lst Monday in June. Proposals will be re-
ceived up to May lst Messrs. Timothy Day Of
Van Buren,, John Pattee Of Bremen, and the
President OF the State Agricultural Society,
we're appointed . committee to examine sites
and report TO the next meeting.
VIM. Duane Wilson was elected Secretary,
and Richard Gaines, Of Jefferson, Treasurer
The election Of President WAS postponed until
June.
The Trustees had harmonious meeting, and
al appear desirous Of carrying out in letter and
spirit the design Of the law under which they
are acting.-State Journal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

A notice is published in the Muscatine Jour-
nal signed by FIFTY two tax payers, among whom
are some Of the most substantial men of the
county, calling upon the tax payers Of that
county to meet in convention on the 22d inst /,
at the Court House, to take into consideration
State, county and railroad purposes, and to de-
wise and adopt such measures as may be deemed
advisable.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

On Monday night of last week an attempt was
made to burn the Missouri State Fenitentiary at
Jefferson City. The deed was the work Of .
number of the convicts, who had made scheme
to fire the buildings, and when called on to put
out the flames, attack the guard, and escape.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

The Des Aones papers state that the new State
s6ceu are all at their posts, and that the Des
noines Branch Of the State Bank has commenced
sperations. Capt West, President, and Hoyt
Aerman, Cashier.
The Chicago Press says that gentleman,
whom il does not claim as resident Of Chicago :.
but who has been operating to . considerable
amount in pork, has suddenly disappeared, leav-
Ing bis creditors minus the value of from 1000
y 5000 hogs. he has purchased hogs, giving
checks In payment upon certain brokers, which
checks were not honored, and sold his hogs for
eaaA, thus pocketing the handsome sum of
10000 or more.
Last Tuesday the citizens Of Le Claire were
sertaned by horse racing on the ice opposite
their town.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25


A . Waehingtou letter writer has annou0ced
The arrival OF Ne. George Batter, the In1ian
Agent, ~ the ssAt Of 0ovefnmsat, With mat
tess 10 hand relating - the ssabolition tendsn-
ciesn Of our Cherokee missionaries, described Is
the '.illastfious Jones family and his subal-
terns"-we have the peemission Of the Rev
Evan Jones, nov IN this city, 70 lay before the
readers Of the Rxaminee . eopyo Of Ms. Butler's
letter to him, and of his reply to Mf. Busler.-
Mr.. Jones. Is will be remembered, has devoted
she best years Of . long life TO the spiritual
good Of the Cherokeee, commencing his work
among them long before their removal from
GeOrgia, and following thsm to their new home.
with heart always ready 70 share their sacri-
does, and hand always open TO relieve their
necessities. he has been their answering
friend. and has the confidence Of very large
majority, including the best part Of the Chero-
kee people. He has also been eminently sue
cessful as Q missionary-the Cherokee Baptist
Mission having more churches and communi-
cants than any other Indian mission in the
country. But his influence, although thorough
y conservative, 10 not such 40 certain pro-
'slavery men among the Cherokees wish to have
it, and it was probably by them that the Indian
Agent was instigated to- write his inquistorial
note to Mr.. Jones.
We cannot think the Government at Wash
ington will interfere with the religious freedom
OF peaceable, laborious and honored mission
ary. But as strange things do happen in these
days OF political trucking, We want our readers
to know something of the case, and to refresh
their hearts by reading the lucid and manly let
ter OF the veteran missionary. Il will be ac-
cepted by them, We think a. worthy illustra-
tion of the Old Roger Williams spirit, and they
will stand, as one man, by its principles. The
is as follows
Tahlequagh, G. n, June SO, 1858.
BlR You have been reported to me as an
Abolitionist, teaching and preaching in opposi-
tion to the Institution Of Slavery in this Nation.
You will please attest, Immediately, to the
truth or falsty of this charge.
Very respectfully, GEORGE Butler.
United States Indian Agent.
Rev. EVAN JONES, Baptist Mission, CN.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

a The DEALERS IN spisitusus liquees are
having hard tine sf isis several places % this
STATE. AZ wsahiDgtsn and Newton several dog.
gerss have bsen sacked and barrels asl bot.
tlss smashed. The prepfistsss bsiag alssssssds
arrested ssd 6asd henyily. ~ Ksokak, also.
shsrs y dispesitisa U enforce The ~, ~
ssspAg sad lniag thoss ssSssed y ~ isa1s.,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

A girl named Mary T. Hogan, said TO be from
Dubuque, and whose parents are reported as
residing in Galeas. committed suicide in St
Louis last Friday. She had 40 infant six months
old, and had been residing at the noted Madame
Atvoods till within few days Of her melancholy
end II 10 said her relatives did not know Of
her whereabouts.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

y Il Itappears from the Waterloo Register of the
th. tina, the citizens of that enterprising village
hre gone to the trouble Of taking q census Of
18th Waterloo and Cedar Falls, in order to settle
The question Of population between them. Ac-
eoraipg to sfidavits published in the Register,
the population Of these tw6towns stands: Wa
terloo, 1881; Cedar Falls, l,O03.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

At Dubuque clergyman, on Sunday eve
ming last, preached sermon in defence Of Ju-
das Iscariot, the betrayer OF our Saviour
That individual, he claimed, Was much abused
man, and was better than several Of his fellow
disciples.
MOUNT VEsuvirs.-Letters from Naples Of
Nov. 26th, say that an extraordinary spectacle
may be expected this year. vesuvius is crack
ing and opening At oil parts from the basis to
the summit. Small cTaters vomit lava in all
directions, without ceasing. 1t is feared that
At the most unexpected moment an eruption will
take place from the great crater, in which case
the catastrophe would be terrible for Resina
and Portic.
The con paratively thin attendance Of visitors
at the White House, on New Years day 10 sig
ni6cant The sun Of Mr. Buchanan's pswer 10
setting, and the faces Of ambitious patriots win
hereafter be mostly turned In another direc-
ton. Koepitable Senators and others ct WASH
ingtou had no lack Of such attentions.
The Columbus journal favors dispensing With
Government Chapains Of every Description, as
not only uselesi, but liable to great abuse. The
public will be surprised TO learn, from the same
source, thai Chaplaincies in the Army and Navy
are peculiar to this country.
A FSAREuL SlsrxauoeD.--At &shoygan,
Via, . few days since, miserable woman
named Mary Brooks, while in ct ef, drunken
frensy. stabbed her sister Ann, killing her in
stantly. The murdered wsman is the eighth
ous Of I family Of nine sisters, who had led
absndoead iiyea and Rlled pfsnatuss and die.
etn19anl kASeess a4gsss os ss4aasls .&a5s Ia !
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

Mr.. Collars bill for organising the new Ter
ritory Of Colons contains . prohibition Of Pc
lygauy snd slavery. By strict party vote, the
COMMITTEES ON Territories has dsoided mot "
report this bill. sa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

a. On the 10th and llth, Monday and
Tuesday of last week, they had the most in
tensely cold weather down East ever known by
the "oldest inhabitant," while in the Northwest
it was mild and pleasant.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

Gen. Quitman attributed the cause of his de-
cline, up to the last moment Of bis life, to poison
sduiniste'ed to him in the shape Of arsenic
while resident Of the National Hotel, WASH
ington. lie used to assert that it was mixed
With the sugar. and substantiated this by the
Aet that during the entire term Of the maladv,
which afterward assumed the name of the hotel,
% person was taken i'll who RETAINED from the
nss Of that article.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

LB- The Nebraska City News of January sth
says that the river WAS closed at that place and
teams crossing on the ice.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

n, Cooper, . locomotive engine and
=. h,;Id.r Of NJ. vernon, Ohio. lately levied
-, ~ oa.s ef mail train Of the Pittsburgh,
:, w.,.e / Chicago Railroad At Cleveland
a.,iaiar Il forty minutes. The Governmsnt
.r.a him for damages on account Of the detsn.
,;op and obtained judgment.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

1t is said that ]. Buchanan Henry, Private
Secretary to the President, contemplstss resign
ag bis position ut the close Of this session, and
taking to wife the daughter Of wealthy Wash.
hgtou gentleman, aud settling in New York to
msctice Law.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

u Lombards Fruit Store was broker open
nd robbed Saturday night. But the thief
made very small haul. He got q bogus gold
sslla', a few three cent pieces, . can Of oysters
and some nuts.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

The Detroit Tribune says that ct recent cleo
lion for councilmen IL The township Of Raleigh,
Kent county, near Chatham, G. W., . negro
named 6hadd, Vas trlumphantly elected. beat
ing his oppoasnt, white man, By handsome
msicsity. Shadd 10 'sas black % the ace OF
spe1ss and figured ,psonlnendy In . recsnt
d2xU - Q ~ hAsberee ng ~ lagidye4.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

fhe Magnolia Repablican 10 ths name Of >.
nse paper started at Magnolia, Harrison oosn.
81. by @. B. Brainard. &
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

INAuGURArIoM OF THE JACKSON STATUE At
MEMPHIs.-Tbe Memphis papers describe At
great length the Inauguration Of the statue Of
Andrew Jackson, in that city, on the 6th. The
Nasouic fraternity, Of which Gen. Jackson WAS
. member, was largely sepressntsd in oil the
grades, from Apprentice TO knight Templars.
The Rev. g. r. Echetky olnciAted ~ Grand
Chaplain, and Most Worshipfal Charles Scott
conducted the appropriate solemn,tiss Of the
order. The orAtion was delivered BY Hon. An
drew Ewing, Of Nashville.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

n The Springfield Qll.) Farmer says the
vh.at looks very well 10 that State, but that
y. ou.p,i.y sown is less than last year. Such
!. ,,,. in this State. ve.y little fall wheat was
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

Wsae by the waverlv Republican that .
casxen,ion Of Agricultural Societies. and Of al
ner,ous who are Interested in the planting and
cultivssiDg Of Chinese sugar cane and the man.
u.cture Of Sugar and molasses therefrom, is
called BY order of the Bremen County Aericul-
tur.l Society, to meet at Waverly on the third
day Of March, and to continue as long as it may
Be interesting. There will be general discus
sion Of the best method Of planting, cultivating
and manufacturing sugar and molassss, and for
q free interchange of views on this important
bssneh of Agriculture. Specimens of syrup and
sugar of last seasons crop, with mode of manu-
iscture, are called for.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

BREviry IN CoRRKsP0NDENcE.-There 10 4 s,o.
~ told Of : gallant. VINO wrote 70 noted Gem
eral The following brief epstle -
To General simpson,
Sally has accepted me. Can have herl
a.s., a#. Yours PArTKasoS." Y
!. ~ which The General replied - ~
"0o Ahsad. Yours alAysou.n. !.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25
.ner .nermoroNW1RKLYHAWK-EYB

,.,o,,.xr Etrc1sss.-At The Octebse ssse-
-. . t,oyernsr, Lest -Goverase, shrss Jaagss
- = n. Supreme cour. and Members Of tie Ls-
:. .,.,,. =" are 70 b. shoses. And upon ths L.
s...,. tho. s,ecssd dsvolves tie choice Of .
~ the GATED states - succeed Hon
J.p.. Harlan. 1t therefore Oshoves the Rs-
90 -.,...,. ~ ,bis s.ats to keep up their organ
p,. .....rve their unity and hArnony, aud
-. = ,h.ir enemies, ~ ON former occaaions,
an unbrcken front.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

Jenny Lind, Cruvelli, Artot and Fresxolini,
sfe all to sing together at q. charitable concert
G the Crystal Palace in Paris. Seven thousand
performers viii take part in this monster con-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

LARGE, FUNERAL PROCESSION the
longest funeral procession We have ever seen,
marched to the cemetery on Sunday with the
remains Of Isaac Hsdley, . colored Methodist
Preacher Of high standing and great popularity
among his brethren. We stood at the head of
the cortege upon the bill near the graveyard,
fully three-quarters of a mile from Board street,
on Sumner, and the carriages we've still coming
into the latter. We counted one hundred and
seventy-sIx men on foot, double file, followed
by ffty-six carriages and nine buggies, con-
tanning two or three hundred mel and women.
A more orderly procession We never saw. But
those forming it constituted only part Of the
vast number who went to the cemetery by the
various streets leading in that direction. Isaac
Hadley was a model servant, an honest man,
and Christian Nashville Banner.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

delegation Of Isracltes from Philadelphia
he's arrived in Washington, to wait on the Pres
;ant with memorial from their co-relgionists
afelation to the Nortara ease. The Rev. Isaac
faeser il the prncpal of them