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The Southern OH Company.
RAILROAD OFFICERS AND PLANTERS

RAILROAD OFFICERS AND PLANTERS
tain the certificates of
The New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad;
:. New Orleans, opeousas Great Western Railroad
=. Pacific Railroad,
:. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad;
:. Terre Haute, Alton and St Louis Railroad.
of the above roads secured
agent has received those Of a".++Hm."
The Georgia Central Railroad,
Macon and Western Railroad
Western and Atlantic Railroad.
Williams of the Pacific Railroad gave Ger
ticate February last Oil has been put further and
moro severe the road his immediate SUPER
vision and resulted in his running 5 miles without eoins
without the of tallow which with other oils
say in order keep boxes cool and pronounced by Mr. Viii
liapis be superior to any he has used.
On Western and Atlantic Railroad Georgia.
entire train $500 miles without ong, keeping the boxes
cool and gum which pronounced per
than the lubricator then in
On three trains the Georgia Central Railroad with
results without re-oing 5000 miles, This test made
by the gentleman having full charge that department.
the Oil superior he las used in
nce of twenty years This road has also adopted the
elusive Of our Oil.
From the accumulated evidence presented above must
evident to every totally blinded by prejudice that the
ubcang Oil manufactured by this company worthy Of all
confidence and is the equal Of any in use.
If any time ii should be condemned if traced it will be
found originate either in the natural prejudice that exists
against Oil previously made from osn from sheer careless
neglect in cleaning the machinery before using OIL
Knowing these facts, tho Board of Directors have instructed
the fully in every respect for the purposes
for which Is recommended and planters and others parc
uary requested 10 communicate direct with the there is
any apparent defect in the Oil any complaints to
BILE the company to dispatch agent investigate into the
In any where should give entire sasaciiou the
Oil can be returned and the money refunded
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Wfnes, liquors, etc,

NOS. l3 AND i ROY Al STREET.
A supply CREME DE BOuZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and puis continually hand which equal to the best that
this Also, other brands Of inferior quality,
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sIIER-
RY GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
BRASDIESSeac, Of the vintage Of 1885 S aud 1905, and
other brands. WHISKY, of all descipons-Scotch Irish,
Rye Bourbon. ALE PORTER in pins and quarts.
Also on hand, my usual Assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
Market which will sold reasonable uny
other house In the city.
SEWEI4TI 7. TAYLOR,
o7 2ply . Nos l3 and Is Royal street.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.

NKwafosz, Oct. 24.-The steamship Baltic ha.
arrived as'ttss port from Aspinwall with advice.
from San Francisco to the 9Th inst. She brings
81, 100000 in specie and large number of passen
gers
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The Board OF Trustees have resolved pay
per in cash all the outstanding certificates Profits
the holders thereof their legal
the SECOND MONDAY in August proxmo.
Also, to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40 pei
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending the Both June 1850 for which certificates will
issued Oh and after the first day Of October next.
And resolved further that nfer reservn Million of Dol
lars of Profits, all the outstanding certificates of the
issue of the year 1856 be redeemed after the Second
Monday in August proximo well pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certificates OF Profits of the issue 1851
after the 10Th of September nea-inerest thereon cease from
goth June ult
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
GEORGE JONAS Vice President.
CHARLES i M MANsnSI. SECRETARY
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PREACHING FOR THE ITALIAN DUKES.
AN AUSTRIAN AND ENGLISH INTRIGUE. |

The Military Movements in ItaIv..
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MINISTER WARD NOT AT pEK1x.

LATER FROM INDIA AND e.IIJN
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lay THE NATIONAL LIsE1
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MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1859
FURTHER BY THE ANGLO SAXON.

relEeHApHEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
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THE PoPEs SOLDIERS DESERVING.
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SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT

SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
- OF THE 8.u
~ 6! G!IIzESs AETg ~ .fPagis$,V
-MAEuFAcTUREp
II. M A l. l. A r ID.
i ROYAL STREET AND 50 BTENyILLE STREET
Large Assortment
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Cigars Cigars +!

fREDEElCh bEiafiS W. EAhEs.
DELDEN & EANIES-sUCCEsSoRs TO s. E.
- GRUMAN Co-Eo. SO Magazine street, Of Gra-
ve New Orleans Importers, Manufacturers Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in
SOFT FUR, SILK and WOOI. HATS,
MESSEy BI.OOAERS,
LADIES' BoNNEEs AND STRAW GOODS,
of every description.
CAPS UMBRELLAS, etc., ETC.
HS-Mm1isc.sTy, No. 60 Broadway ~. je21 2pss-6n
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26
Correspondence Of the Springfield Republican.
Ry,pt v,-rmc~. N.-l.- - ~. :,


We'll, believe we have seen it all" said
Napoleon % his staff, after . rsconnoiter of
the field Of Dresden, which was one OF the
farewell smiles of that wonderful destiny.
which thenceforward led him through disas.
ter to his Island rock The republican marty
can appropriate this remark Massachusetts
New York and New Jersey have closed out
the solar revolution With line cf uninter-
rupted success. Wisconsin stands firm ID ira
platform and our own state holds 10 il rem.
ntation BY majority Of 5000 on the popular
vote, with margin Of seventeen On Joint
legislative ballot We we're in great peril II
the Senate, but the Divinity, which sometimes
interposes, took u through three demoorat;c
districts and maintained our preponderanoa
very much impairing, however. tue yalue ~
me agency, BY giving some DIX confirmed -.
publican localities TO the enemy. through
foolish and most objectionable iam,lv a.
y 2 passing strange TO me that men cannot
evaporate their wrath in singing car
casm Or s0tto r0ce swear and then ar
eoafs and at EN-" according 70 tie formu.
lary oithe Iron Duke. Out up6n III the rank
lno ne % any party who are mot ID 1t Ia |
Dogle call g light the common foe. There i
y. ono q two courses il : political orpani- |
lasion-be ~ and stand up to tho regulator
lna dr.ll, Or owl. and eight q partisan q /
Had every anti slavery naa il -
SeEth marched Up = - fssraiiiaG seasioa. |
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An attempt has been made 70 ID, ,hs roam,
| eale Of Government mules d. Camp Foyd, Il
the light OF q Legitimate commercial translssioa
by giving out that the mules we're in 4 weak,
condition and dying fast. This, how.vr,
proves TO be q fabrication, irasnuch a Il Il,
period OF the sale, the indisposed mules ID eus
tion had fully recovered from the h:igues h
toe march, and we're a. plump and sleek, sui
fractions as any mules in the United States d
the adjacent islands. This excuse Tot prorir,
tenable, Nj. Holiday, the fortunate purchAsi
OF The greater number o! the animals, has sov
been brought into court, and declares that n
mules were sold because 1t Was found that III
expense Of keeping them for one quarter ssdld
have reached the stupendous sum Of e47s,oOa
This, however, happens, unluckily for our res
Pecfed Secretary Of War, 10 be the exact ssu
which It was estimated il would cost to kssq III
the animals OF all kinds, both at Fort Badger
ana Camp Floyd, horses. mules andoIen inciussi
numbering IN all 5,46s, for one shsls YEAR
time. This last attempt At r;ndica,ion hasial
broken down rather miserabiy, Ne must adEa
the sellers producing these remarkable beasn
not to say one word more about the srsnsse-
ton. When the Government and ito friends
between them continue to consumste .ush 1
very profitable little job, the least they csl %
- nos totry and blind the public to its rsal ~
sure. Such operations - this mule sucsos n
not to De met With every day. Mr.. Holiday,
the buyer, has made 90 good thing Of isW
think be owes il to Secretary Floyd not % e.
preciate the value Of the favor he has eriowt
while in respect to Mr., Floyd. the seller, u
public has shown itself 80 remarkably. aeoune
oaGng and considerable that it is too bad afss
10 Dc nov trying % make il appear ~ ihs
whole thing was done for the good d ths pee
pie. Impotence il always reprehens.bls, bot
impudent attempts TO impose on one. tansiae',
ora, or to steal ASay from them tho credit u
their generous good natures, are past snas-
rance.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

% Judge VIM. r. Haun, the newly APP
pointed Senator from California, was formerly
from Clinton county, Iowa, and we believe was
member of the Convention that formed the
Constitution under which Iowa was admitted
into the Union in l846.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

The Beloi. wis Herald says that on Friday
the 18th inst, man BY the name Of Michael
Donahue. at work in the paper mill of Rockton.
accidentally fell into the bleaching vat, which
was hlled to the depth Of Eve feet With boiling
hot lime water. He Immediately sprang ont
and jumped into the cold water vat, from
which be was tsken out and carried home by
other workmen in the mill The skin and large
portions Of the flesh came Oh from his legs, and
his body and arms we're also badly scalded.-
He lived IN great agony till Monday, when
death put an end to his sufferiuRs s9*
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

4 wedding 10 bank. k.apd .bond-mortsae
life took place in 81. Louis last week. The
gsoon, James White Ksnnets, is the oldest con
ct Col. Fred Ksnssst. and The bride Niss Helen
sssess, nises 81 Col. John 0'Fallsn. The fami>
No. end relations Of the Wooded pair ass ~
- sspesssas q lsass elO, 00o. 900.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

q Extensive preparationsiare being made
in this city, this season, for pork packing
Aessrs. Schenck & Denise are fitting up their
establishment on Boundary street, and other
parties have taken the adjacent establish mens.
We are informed that the quality Of hogs will be
yet been slaughtered. Hogs are scarce and
corn plenty and cheap. The consequence will
be that those slaughtered will be well fa,ted,
and will not come forward % early a. last year
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

NoRE TRoUBLR.-Governor Wise has more
busiOess on his hands than Richard Third at the
battle Of Bosworth field. and tie good people
Of the ancient Common wealth seem to be sorely
troubled and haunted b. visions Of belligerent
Aoolitionisss and negro insur, ectionists. BY .
despatch from Norfolk it will be seen that the
Eastern shore 10 in blaze Of excitsmen. on
account OF report that 40 attempt is to be
made to morrow to run OF negroes to Cana d.
from North Hampton.
Alas, poor Virginia.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

hog train OF 1s cars on the Indiana Central
r. K. broke through bridge near Cambridge
on the 18th, killing A. J. Smith, conductor,
Green, brakeman, aud Newberg, drover. Sev>
eral others we're injured. The engineer aud
fireman Jumping. escaped. 1t 10 said that over
500 hogs were killed. The accident vas occas-
Toned by taking rail from the bridge Tor re>
pairing.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

The Laporte Qnd.) Union says thai bid
vas killed 10 that place last Saturday, ni
drunken father lying on ID in bed. ia nctAH
Vas not q home to take care Of il, having been
driven away w the violence OF her husband
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

a. Persons who have lost carpenters tools
by calling At the Asrshals office may derive
some information Of their whereabouts.
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a. Benjamin bigger, for drunkenness and
disorde'ly conduct yesterday morning, was fined
BY Justice Snyder three dollars and costs,
which be paid and was discharged.
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0Mo1 - - . ou,rru1s !. apllv n ia
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lssesseeo WieA - regular tsa1e. Very lieelo
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60 0nnMU - ~ ovoeeGe - 80 eaGas
houoo - poh>l1ah NnR QvoconA ed 800
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~ = - - go - a !. 9 '.AAs
- esaeaee = eAGne ~ - eeass ana -
oAoaA - - eDspsised = I'D esf Gease II
-. ..es..se s,A,.ense.N - ~ 49,.
.s..-~. 8 r~.ss.-. III -
Co.,.
~ Ase - sealowtaG non Tie last nanbsr
et he Raso Cesnsy Herald: ~
0eaauun.-TAis srsiels- i f,se srovinr 10 b.
eapss psoAass q ~ Nefsh. much, Of coarse,
- ~ esas1ees g oootnssn tnterests. The
49,. Sss,.i.. -. .s...!.. y 49, mSIs 9
neee III eeher eeeeheen nro1uess. Ras = sre
GID - b. abse tesay, . 6ssssr day has 6asned
49, 800 ~ eeeas - declare oarselves ~
..s!ss -. -. ~ .s..r.:. anu
vsy. subject ealS - ~ 1isooritien Of Provi
asscs - naks eas ssefs grow. We have not
- esee ~ wessa y nsks e soesrate est.
ma ss.-.s ..s.s s..s..s,e ~ .ron.t ~
1o,assse rssu6.ea.rei q Pare county a quite
salBstsas 6oe beDs ceessnpsion. We are less
e1snvaeens = ~ cesssiesaonss ana NJ the
-. I'm :. "...~s -. .s;.. ~. -, ..a..
exiss for he ealeuiasions 81 the more sanguine.
TAsfs are naay men In oar county who have
Mase 80 go % s.o hsodred gallons each,
~ ~ s...., 49,. g.. IN ~ ~ p..s
xsllocs. We estinats the vield Of molsssss n H..
county, ct 5000 galloss, which takes the place
% q ms.y eanons Of southern prcdocs. The
49, =, 49, ea.oo. g Ioporteo moiasses cooia
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

~ Thomas II. Nolan was arrested Tor sells
ing goods at auction without license, yesterday,
and fined $40 and costs by Justice Snyder.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

DIED.
In shis Oily on the evening Of Noyenher 10. fS1
Coasumption, Mrs. ELIZA A wife OF Mr.. JOsERHk
Baird, IN the 29th year other age.
her end vas that Of the Christian, peaceful and "
umphAnt.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

4 fugitive slave was tracked BY hunters to 4
point on the Ohio river near C4rrolton. He took
refuge in the stream upon log, but his pur-
suers followed, and the slave drawing his pistol
put il to his own head, and discharging it, fell
int the stream. His pursuers Hshed him out.
when it was ascertained that the ball bad mot
penetrated the skull and the wound YEA not fa-
taL OF course the negro bad mo-. bis choice Of
sslibertv or death "
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

q Thomas Mitchell, fireman in the ems
ploy ment of the B. 4 N. 4. Railroad, was ar
rested by the Marshal, yesterday, and taken
before Justice Snyder, charged with stealing
boiling cloth to the value of one hundred aud
fifty dollars, some time in the year 1851.
The attendant circumstances tending to Grim.
mate Mitchell are as follows: 10 1857 Mr..
Charles Hendrie, Of this city, shipped boiling
cloth of The value mentioned to Fairfield by
railroad. and it never reached the party to whom
it was consigned, and il lie presumed was stolen
on the road A watch has been kept Tor the
detection Of the thief, and until recently with
out success. A few days since Mitchell sold
nine yards Of boiling cloth at store in Fair.
held At one fourth the usual price. and suspi-
cioa being excited, his premises we're searched
and the remaining pieces found and recognized
by Mr.. Hendrie as part Of the cloth sent by
hin to Fairfield in 1857.
Mitchell waived an examination, stating that
he had received the cloth from man Who has
since removed to Missouri, 10 payment Il q
debt, aud required time to procure the necessary
witnesses. lie gave bonds in 5000 for his az.
pearancs at the next term Of the District Cont.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

il year papes e a. noenfne I Ia ~ -
|louiog allssion 49, ~ ny615f,
II. Thesdore Weiss. Sse ct1sEue u
as.va3 visa ueoa Was - 80 1ello1
~, 49, - -. ~ ss 49,; yeeee =
sidavalka elsse n. sSs ~. 49, 3 .s.
% such matters viii Is en6ercs1
The quotatisn - fer q The De i concerned,
y true; but / most empbasieally deny shas
violated ~ City Qsdinaaoaa n anr var What
ever, The case being shis: On fridsy lass
parchassd few cosds Of wood. which By 10
condition Of the alley. il "a, imnoe.ib,e for The
esenssst - s1sOS sotsae ~ ny tOt, suu - -
snus compelled y - ssste Saiesds q ~ seace'
on en- open space between the fence and paank-
vslk g aoeas : ises. she soed occupying about
iees inonee % sne walk. Immediately an
esgea pessen % seneve ~ sAmes and 81 -
a0e me complaint vas made the oessfosnea
was removed, y ever y cosid be called
se o0sss0os'oa. iaioemed sns Dspesy
Aatss6 mo cane wasa ne warrant ios
arrest snas the weod va removed, ous %
uO avsH' nad % 90, ana Was nned q you
ssaseo' Inc ABOVE are me clear facs q the
eass' AZ saf 81 understand the 0asy ordi
nance Fe'aang thereto, think Vas entitled 20
reasonable time 70 remove the same which VA
pfo@psy done. ~ sitting the matter y iea
whole extent, think It shows vindicstve and
malicious spirit against one Of your citizens,
Who in bis years residence in your city, never
had any intention 70 violate any Law whatever.
Hoping you will give tie above place In
your valuable paper, remain,
Yours, truly, 7. 3. WEBER
Burlington, Nov. -, 1859.
rer =. T.vt.Rv..
M. EprroR.-In to day,s iesus of your paper
and an article from "a Trustee. y giving On
account Of ..the late meeting Of Trustees and
other friends Of this Ins,itutiou.p held in this
CITY. when tventv-6ve individuals. subscribed
800 each towards securino "A o0o to nav Of
thu en,;r. indebtedness ~ ,ss rr;,.,s;,v Th;.
il oil correct 90 far "A i, goes. But one most
important proposition made At that meeting I
End 10 omitted. in the statemen. Of IA Trus-
tee" The proposition I refer 10 ia this. Prof..
Marston who has. At great expense of labor.
time and monav dor;n. !. rer;od of sever.l
years mast, made an invaluable collection Of
specimens in Natural History. including erea,
variety of animals, birds, serpents and fishes,
&C., gathered from different sections Of the
country, and worth probably at least $500, al
ready engaged before the meeting Of the Truss
tees to give to the University a. his consribu-
ton this entire selection and % much more as
be might be able meanwhile to gather. provided
the amount speciiied AZ necessary to liouidate
the indebtedness Of thu Institu,ion should all
y. ...a -,,.:- -. -
,,,. ~. - r......-
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The company Of Old Folks who gave Con-
cert 10 this city not long since, have disbanded
An exchange says that the cause was said to
Be- the jsalousy which arose among the Iadies Of
the troupe. A new company 10 to BE- formed
consisting Of Jenny Twichell and the Hall Bro
Ahnna -. -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

-. ., osnaest. ot the Nsv York HERALD. retraota
NJ slave TRADE libel aRainse Ta.,l.- 49, -
- 49, A,oasy kvsaiag Journal. NJ. Weef 90
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The Galena Advertiser says "A few days are
gentleman named Porter, Who vas supposed
ey HE iriends % be long since dead, rs,asnsd
10 excellent health TO this county. Several
yeaFs ago be went to CAlifornia, from there 20
Australia. His friends heard nothing from him
ior three years, supposed him 70 b dsad, csa-
80 letters Of administration 70 b. taken out.
and the Probate Court divided his estate, which
was 81 considerable value. An the pFocaadines
afs void, Of course, unleas Il Il proven By CON.
Petent Witnesses that Porter b not himsslf."
Measures. are IN progress 70 ralss fund To-
- educAaioa ef Two Of John Browne dauRhte,s
= ~ ashsel 81 Thsedors o. wsld, = naelss-
weed, New Jsrssy.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

The State Board Of Education viii assemble
II the Senate Chamber 10 Dss Moines on Nom
day the 5th Of December.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

| AR. EDIroR;-Tne following proceedings we're
had At the mesting Of the Agricultural Board
on Saturday last There were present tile
President and xessrs. Robinson, David, Ste . art
aud Letter, Disrectors: 4.sel4
It. was ordered that $4,000 be paid to Messrs
Gilberts on their lumber bill, out Of the money
on hand.
That thelaborsrs employed in improving the
Fair Grounds, under the direction OF Director
Robinson, be paid out of moneys on band
That call should be made on stockholders
OF 20 per cent on their stock to meet the in
deb.edness for the Fair Ground, tl70o, 90. due
January lst, l8e0-this iastallment TO be paid
Dec. 10Th. 1859.
The Board ordered the Presiden. to rent the
grounds. 10 the interim Of Fairs. upon the best
terms. Ordered that an allowance be made out
Of iunds on band Tor balance doe on purchase
Of the military banner-tbs csss Of the banner
being sSs,76, and the private subscription for
same $4,000 Ordered thas the President be |
authorised, if. necessary. in lie discretion to |
employ pereoa to collect the attachments due |
upon stock.
HENRY w. STARR,
Prss's Agricultural Society Of Des Noiues Co.
The American vots In the State Of New York,
Ihis year. ~ shown By the difference between
he straight republican or democratic candidates
md thoss Of their associatss put upon the
American elected ticket b $4,000, o. 5000 more
han the rspabGcan plurality In 1885, Last
- -. /
1870 $4,000. The combined majority against
'es republicans Y lsss vas Il, 600. and 10 1855
Dacnsnaa ana Fillmore bad $1,000 more than
'fensnt' The total vote y very large this
'esr. ana Tie sspsblicAns are prepsrtiesally
'sfenees taAn sves before. The Amssieens.
aoash partially ssccessful IL their scheme Of I
''sesiag esaee'aas . e1ss, ass eGsc.ually dis
lses = - fae = shsir dialises psitisal ida
- p ssasaas& {. u Ssaass "a 10
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The petition Of John Brown for writ of error
70 thejndgment rendered BY the Circuit Court
Of jefferson county, Va, was presented to the
Supreme Court Of Appeals On the 18TH The
Court refused to accord . writ Of error, being
OF the opinion that the judgment Of the Circuit
Court is plainly right. The.execution will
therefore take place ~ appointed, on the I'd Of
December
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

"a IL ss now expected that the u. + N. r.
H. will be completed to Aarengo, in Iowa Co.,
by the middle of February next.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-26

The Jasper County Press Of the 18th says that
on Tuesday night Of last week, Mrs. John W
Brown. of Des Aoines Township, in that county,
presented her husband With three handsome
children at one birth-all grls-weighing nine.
teen aud half pounds, or an average Of six
and halt pounds. The mother and children
are doing well and getting along finely.