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LETTER AfPolsrNG HON. HORACE GREELEY FOR THE
ABOVE VALUABLE MEDICISR.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec g. 1857
Sl-Our attention having been invited to an
editorial of considerable length and sound logic in
your daily paper of the 25th ult in eloquent praise
Of a proprietary article of medicine sold by us.
styled "Dggers Specific, or Dirt Eaters Cure in
grateful recognition of your disnterested endeay-
ors to promote the sale of this popular med;ca-
ment, we beg your acceptance Of the accompa-
nyng bottle. In doing so, far be it from us to mean
thereby to insinuate that you have any home need
Of the specific in question; indeed, your we'll
known personal cleanliness and faultless toilet and
fastldious taste relieve you and us from any such
suspicion. Still, that censOrious world may not
nave chance to put malign Interpretation upon
the object Of the gift, thus disclaim all inten-
tons OF the sort, and beg to assure you that how
ever or wherever you may be disposed to test the
emcaey 81 the Digger preparation you will find it
all that Mr., John McGee testified to- As YOU seem
to possess the practical knowledge and enterprise
necessary to constitute valuable agent, and as
you furthermore seem, by your editorial, to have
quite numerous officiating acquaintance. we
have only to add that handsome Commission will
pc allowed you for introducing it at the North and
placing IT in proper quarters and as further in.
ducement, we will engage to allow you, for your
own use one entire dozen gratis for every fifty
dozen you can dispose Of to good parties. With
many thanks for your polite and unexpected atten-
ton, we are, sir, respectfully yours,
L. B. WHEELOCK K CO. !
n. b. Please inform us, in due course, if the bot
tie came to hand. -
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METAIRIE JOCKEY
8h A>3SA CLUB RACES.-WISTER MEET

METAIRIE JOCKEY
VI A4SA CLUB RACES.-WINTER MEET
AAZ4[ASx<> ING OF 1860
AxSAG The Winter Meeting over the Metairie
ss,sz..-.;S-. Course will commence sATUR
DAY, December 81 1859 with Sweepstakes for three
year Odds Heats One Mile, subscription $500 SDO with
$3.50 added by the Club provided stur the second
horse to receive 500 of the bonus
-Subscribers--
John s. Hunter b. GABRIEL by Glencoe dam St.
Mary, by Hamlet.
w. j. Minor ch MARIO, by Voucher dam Norma
Stephen Minor CHI RESERVE, by Lccomte dam
Lavictime. : "
Medina. -
SAME DAY-Sweepstakes for thee wear oda Heats of Two
miles subscription $500 forfeit $780, with the Cub
provided two start the second horse receive $500
the bonus.
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.ANDS.,..... LANDS. LANDS. LANDS.
SUGAR, COTTON AND CYPRESS 1..sns

nun and thousand choice Sugar
sa Manson Ishas Caahoula, Morehouse VIM Concadia
rakn, "ashta Rarides Caldwell, Avoyelles st Iandr~'
k9nge beryie Assumption ST. James St JOHN 81 capIes
parties desiring in the cultivation of snpar
n Go or TO establish Wood Yards mills or far snecm
'on INC above affords rare opportunity Investment
For maps and descriptions prices and terms and ali other IN
iorinaiioh IN regard 10 these lands apply 10 ~ " ~ "
hcCERREN, LANDRY & CO.
oe;,,..I g =, . Auctioneers and Land Agents
ner OF Poyaras. ' ''' oi'Aries street, cor
10 enable the advertisers represent the dHeren. .ro.
81 hd with greater accuracy they have had connected @
e. ,e ,een parishes complied the u S. Surveyor Gene
me ubc Surveys which tho public are inyiea ~ cai
tSe my lands situated in any Of the parishes emu
the W. o'i '"aPo ~ uie request OF
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Y WHOLESALE MATRIMoNY.-We saw, a week or
TWO ago, walking down Main street, from the di.
rection Of the " Presidents Office, J, man accom-.
panied by four ladies' An air Of slight perturbation
Y ine party mingled with evident expressions Of
tthey We're. Some one present informed us that
they were party who had been up to President
to be married, and that the four ladies had
lust peen united 10 indssoluble bonds to the man
termed marriage In gross. ISalt Lake Tan =
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A BNER LeGRAND GAINES,
TX q W AN II LOAF OFFICE,
nj 81 Common street, back Office up stairs
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A RuoRY HAIL.. ARMORY HALL
EVERY NIGHT DURING TIE WEEK
The Celebrated
Old Folks Concert Troupe.
Twenty Ladies and Gentlemen
SPLENDID ORCHESTRA, BAND AND CHORUS
Assisted by
MISS JENNY TWICHELL,
PROFESSOR D. c. HALL
MR.. R. HALL.
All OF whom appear clad in Costume Hundred Years
ago. viii have the honor of appearing Evening one of
their Peculiar and Unique Musical Assemblies or
Fireside RehcarsaIs.
E-Fo particulars programmes Admission 80 cents
Reserved Seats 10 centsca be had the Hall the ay
to s o'clock " " d ~
n0-on WEDNESDAY NOON, Dec. % n Grand Matinee
commencing at IL O'Clock. d26 5t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Forty-third Night of tho Season.
MONDAY EVENING. December % ,.o

Forty-third Night OF the Season.
MONDAY EVENING. December %, 1850
scenery Fairy Transformations wonderful mcchascai seets
on novel plan and beautiful music the Domestic PLAY in
fairy frame, called DOT representing Dckens famous
nns M story The Cricket the Hearth John Perry
Caleb Plummer g Toy MakerJ Mr. John Owens; Beha ts
blind dangh,e Miss Sara Stevens Edward Pumn,er
%sAUbD ROBIN aRAY Mr.. q. I.ngard; Tiy slowboy
PerIo,nanee commence with twenty Minutes wirn
Understanding Beeswing, MIR. Sotheu Ghunee, Mr. Chap
man; Arnbelln, Miss Couldock.
Doors open at before o'clock Curtains rise at
half .pnst Z O'Clock precisely.
Box Office securing Private Boxes and Chairs
from A. n. until AZ. NJ.
d8 W. B. cHIPPENDALE, Treasurer.
ST. CHARLES TEIEATER.-sr CHARLES ST.
NJ CnRRI Lessee and Manager.
~ Acting Manager.
Eighth Night of Mr.. Collins.
MONDAY NIGHT, December &c. 1850
The celebrated comedy of the IRISH ATToRNEY-o,Tara
LHGSmoC aligan, Mr. Collins with The song WipOW Ma
DtihhE. 10 conclude with FAYORiTE FARCE in
which Mr.. Scalan will appear. '' "
Grand Fancy Mask Ball on the 9th Jnnuary no IN
Mardi-lirHs. " - " " N"-' ~ "so III
rhlOEs OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parouette IL
Pnxs Seeose Circle, % cents; Gallery, Is cents Private
Doors open at ca o'clock the Performance to Mt
Rsx Office open from 10 A. NJ. tin3PM
90 r GLEASON Treasurer
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SgSCSGEsSION OF 7. MCGUIRE CREDITORS
Estate are hoiihed 10 hand in their claims popery
cuintor-0fce, No. Commercial Place LUZ ms
dig I'm LIIur T, pbo,,,
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Wis D'ELTa(;rrJnN g

n writ d'5Iecton dsli an n r. a un
b son Excellence Robert G. Wcklie (oivsrnanr do TE,t
n = pse les eec'eurs qualities dc la Parosse
Ie lonr Dc anyier 1892 un~scnstesr de- Paro 1.
ieMis A ssenblee 6eeale de Fiat i,efat d. rs,, r.
'4eanee ofsasionnte par a dtmsson de W. r. Adams Ia
i serum sera onveIt dams csqne ACCOMPLISHMENT ds,ec;
na M " as Pellet Dc bulletins des cteurs
Gt "a Fafosse dOtans Iinspecion des Coor,;g
Saiie ct Grefers qu GHOSTS par Tanorit v H9h
s,eelon deyta ec coudue les reous mar trnrate d
metire) commencement Il la loi. e' u' ios aahs-
Bnreau ii, er.,;e p.,,, H. T. PARKER, Sheriff
Nouytle-DrltHIs e 10 de decpmbr 1890 ,ao4..
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FRIGHTFuL ACCIDENT were na;nea ~ b.o,
,ast evening Of terrible accident to daughter Of
MI M. .; y. Beach, a member Of tile Girls Hieh
ncno9l beatlm academy, which occurred yesterday
r. near me Kennedy House, St. Louis street
che encountered runaway horse attached i' to
buggy, which ran over her the wheels nass;na
over hsr head and injurng her in shocking mani
get to her and carried into house cnsc hv rHaaa
the best medical attention was at once secured r
her, but It is feared the injury will move fata,
Mobile Advertiser, Saturday = i'''i'
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VARIETIES TFIEATER-GRAvIER STREET
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT, ...
IkONDAT EVENING.
VIII be produced ~ time in cty-hsyine been in nena
ration since the the season) with entire
NEW SCENERY, FAIRY TRANSF oRMATIoNs WON.
DERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS ON A NOVEL,
PLAN, and BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, the Domestic PLAY In A
Fairy frame called
ID O TT
Representing CHARLES DICKENS, famous CIIRIsTM AS
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LEGAL NOTICES


CGI isiaa Nls n;s0I NgOTICEAbner L. Gaines
otabie second District Court and the hayin s
ahoed curator to his and estate all persons la vino
as hSallst SAID A. L. Games
or payment and all persons indebted to him arc notified III
come forward and make settlement ~ ~ No'ieu 10
MOO WILLIAM II. GAINES
u @o'nihoh street. between Camp and ST. Charles.
A WIS DU CURATEUR.-AbnerL l., Gaines
aSani &c folmclenent nterd par jgement de fIano
eeine Noar de District lie sossignd nommc Gurn
,g a N personne Ct popt oues personnes ayunt des re
cos cotre lie dit A. H. Gaines prc dc las nrsseSs
pour placement pcrsonnes endelter i sont nps %
venr regler ~ ~ SUM nounef de
WILLIAM H. GAINES
400 - " rue Commune,
u.g IN entire les rues du tiamp ct 81. Charles
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures IN :,
VIII Of election bearing date 4;h day Of DECEMBER Is59
s se sn aee Of I qualified voters Of ne Parish
MONDAY, the ID day of January 1860 for one Sestn on
The Parish of Orleans to the General Assembly Of ths Si. ~
hie vacancy caused by the resignation W. r Adams ~
fhe Polls will be opened in each election precinct from tho
hours o. osoek A. NJ to o'clock r NJ The said "a day f
qualified voters Of the Parish of Orleans under The nj de
enee o. me commSsoes and Clerks to be appointed NV t
authorities dcsgned by law The election to be- eondcy me
Ger according 10 law 's'e"' neurhhs Oih-
Sherf's Office, Par~+rof Orleans " = A-NNhEh shef'h,
New Orleans, December To- 1870
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PUr ASHORE. The West Baton Rouge Sugar
Planter Of Saturday last says:
We learn that on the last trip Of the steame,
Grand Duke from Vicksburg, two Abolitionists
we're discovered and ordered to leave the boat Al
Natchez When they were discovered, jury was
empaneled, and johnny Hueston. Of Ration Ron 10
was appointed to conduct the defence and after 1
regular trial, the above punishment was meted ont
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81 WhDAWE DeBAE7S DANCING ACAD-
falsfa streets oS''eN'' '"ou anu 'alla
~ that the aheye Academy is open where ali the
az Fashionable Dances will be taught f' $500 an -'ie
and AZ TO 615. '' 0'n io7a 70 l@ta,
p. NJ W u''s' from ~ 70 "a
Pyate Lessons-THesday Thursday and Saturday from 1a,
TEENS; iass $40 per month; Children &C. payable in adj
o:A aud ~ to Ga, "'' 1's' i M s ma
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Representing CHARLES DICKENS famous CHRISTMAS
STORY,
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
John Perrybingle ~ Mr. (,o,ldo.t
Dot his little wife. Miss G. Thompson
Caleb Plunmer Toy Maker. ..... Mr. John Owens.
Bertha his blind daughter. Miss Sarah Stevens
Edward Hummer, his SON Mr. COPELAND.
Dots father in which character he will sing
"AULD ROBIN GRAY. Mr.. G, Lingard
lilly sowboy. a charity girl, who takes care
of the baby Miss Polly Marshall
Mrs. Fielding, reduced in circumstances in coz
sequence of crisis in the Indigo Trade
Mrs. W. A. Chapman.
May Fielding, Edwards sweetheart . Miss Couldock.
Tackleton, Toy Merchant, Calcb's master
Mr.. LefHngwell
FAIRY PRoLoGUEt
Fairies Of the old school, proud of their family but not above
complaint:
oberon Preston
i'aha Miss Leclerc
Mrs. Lefngwell
Ariel ............ Miss Preston
LATER DAY FAIRIES,
Strong hard working useful little things at all proud
Home Mrs. II. Bland
Kettle ............-......,.....M Miss Adeona Gale
Inc CFlcket..- Mrs. Seymour.
SYNOPSIS OF THE SCENERY.
Act /. Scene I.
Fairy Dell-vson of the Cottage of Do.-Edward Far ut sea
Dot John and Tly their Observation-Disclosures change (by
Fairy nfnence) 10 Dots Cottage acknowledged as most
wonderful Mechanical Edect)
Act III. Scene l.
Winter Village in which is situated the Dwelling of Caleb
Scene H.
Interior of Calebs Cottage with exterior view the House of
observation-disclosures and Surprising Change to the Barn =
formerly Il most interesting and beautiful TABLEAU.
Act III. Scene /.
Dots Cottage-CHARACTER DANCE and
FAIRY TABLEAU!
Da5"For further particulars, see small bills.
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On Saturday morning last the citizens of New
port were startled by the announcement that tie
Catholic priest who presided over the st. Stephen
church, at the head Of Monmouth street, had left
the night previous for parts unknown. The cause
OF his sudden departure was soon discovered. II
appears that an improper and criminal intimacy
nag long subsisted between himself and female
tinued unsupported until conceament was no
longer possible, when he absconded, leaving his
victim to bear the taunts and contumely Of The
WORLD va, the female had hitherto moved in respect
nate affair, her conduct had haen axemnlanm w.. u
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ARD elI.-io barrels choice Winter Strained Of al or
- ,e brands Tor sale by s. Ii. KENNEDY 4 CO
"' az u and ~ Poydras st.
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SPALDING & ROGERS,
MUSEUM AND AMPHITH EArER

The price Of admission to the MUSEUM reduced to % cents
to bring the GRAND AQUARIA, Ocean and River m
dens MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA, MINIATURE STEAM
NJ. to 10 p NJ " Nf N'' '''' A'oh ~ ~
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Remedy Should be Proportiomed to
i5.Gl tho EVIL.

n. B. Please inform us, in due course, if the DO
tie came to hand.
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ROBBINS 4 MORRISON'S
II A L L N IT HER.

THE undersigned have purchased tie rght !,
Il m anufacturing and using thrnugto lie STATE Il
Iowa Robbins b Morrison's Patent Ditchiug Nsthrs
Its advantages over other machines ioEds.
LIST. he beam Is made In two pieces, united tsgsAr
by hinge joint that admits of the two parts nsF-r
horizontally In either direction; this hinged joni
controlled BY two bow braces crossing thu iaHnt
bottled to the two parts Of the beam and thronf As
braces and into the beam pass screw shaft III as
purpose Of changing the direction OF the htss IA
consequently oftLe Piow mole, the b. ar haTHs as
Joint enables u to make the ditch perfect esrs.
3D. To the hind Of the beam 10 firmly at,aehsai
drag par on the front end of which Is erected rans
through this the beam passes and fs raised or ess.
% occasion may require, cutting deep or Ahaics y
I'd. The cutter to which the mole is fastened Il rid.
screwei to the bean, the from. edge shafp,hs rsa
edge rounded, so - TO avoid friction. The mole q y
attached to the cutter that It's portion shah
behind the cutter, and co ably enlarged there
tns purpose OF smoothing and cios.ns me Gu made \
We coulter J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Middletovn. Des Molnes County, Ira
The undersigned, Farmers OF Des Moines county .r,
seen In operation and tested the CAPABILITIES Or tte
Ditch!Eg Machine patented by Robbins A Nofrsan
and now used and owned by. Joseph N. Robs.op. u
Middietovn, Des Moines county. Iowa, and are ssa
satisfied IL is Just the thing for recasrpg o.; Ind
nov useless for want Of drainage; il perfcrn, sst
satisfactorily, at very .nsignftieant cost Ard "a s
lieve the bitches made by IL WIN remain pernaa,rsrf
continue to drain the lands where lacy Ne Gu ar
years. The bitches cut by this machine are Gys \
shevku lot III Pracsseai purposes, below The ret4g
frost, and without disturbing the surface. n ak&A
draining wet lands, Affords supply of gtod stock Va
ter. We INTERESTINGLY Recommend RebbFn. 1 H.
rison's Ditching Machine as vaiuabis and im5rzs
Improvement, and decidedly the bes; machine Il A
kind that has fallen under our notice.
ID. HARVEST,
H@a8% #@@ JAMEs h Mec0Y,
JOHN KvANS,
SBtS IVES,
n. VI. IVES,
THOMAS BLAEETAf
.5l lI. @# JOHN BLAKEWM,
oct l4-wSm JOHN sT0RAER
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a II AS
Ague Cure.
FoR THE SPEEDY CURE or

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Agn,
Remittent Fever, Chill reveg, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for the whole Glass Of Diseases org.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
BY the Malaria Of miasmatic countries
No one remedy is louder called for BY the ns
cessities Of the American peorle than stre ~
safe cure for Fever anu Asue. Such nnfa!
we are now enabled to offer. with Peffe,a n,
tainty that it will eradicate the disease ana -.
assurance, founded on proof, thst DO aaiI u -
arse from its use in any quantity. ~.
That which protects from or p.efsss ~ ~.
order must be Of immense service IN INC GEM.
mites where il prevails Prersaisaa . - ~.
than cure, for the patient escapes he nsk - ~
nc must run in vicient attacks q .ais 49, -.
distemper. This "IsRE expeIs ..e IA 4,
matte poison of FEVER AND .AotE !.
system, and prevents the developmen.
disease, If taken on tho first approach
monitory symptoms. 1t il not only y -
remedy ever vet discovered for this Class -.
plants, but also the cheapest. The ar 4,
tty we supply for . dollar briHgs V W. 80.
reach Of every body: and in l!SGs as1 NJ,
where FEVER AND AGUE prevsi's, ~
should have il, and use il freely, 3eA y .Ias
and protection. 1t is hoped this VIC w =, N
1t within the reach Of all the poor IS w = -
rich A great superiority Of tins rel3. "a
any other ever discovered for TIE So COS
certain cure of lntcrmittents Is, thaf y zV -
no Qninine or mineral, consequently pss,sya
no quinism or other injurious enect ssss
upon the constitution. Those CURE IL,
leff as healthy - II they had never haa :
case. -
Fever and Ague is not alone the coa~iD
OF the miasmatic poison. a great sslEI Las
orders arise from its irritation, among Sa rjna
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout. Headacnss, 90
ness, Toothache, Earachc. Catarrn So,
Palpitafion, Painful Affection Of " siA
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels Coic. "A
and Derangemcnt OF the Stomach, al -
when originating in this cause, put On W ga,
mittent type, or become periodical. Ihs -
expcls the poison from tho blood, anu s.lpS
quently cures them all alike. Il = OH ~
bio protection to immigrants, and PcfsoIs 100
cling or temporarily residing In the - y. .hfs
districts. III taken occasionally, or 80. .,,sed
exposed 70 the infection, that VIII n ~. |, nc
from tho system, and cannot accumnnu .nee i
ficient quantity 10 ripen into disease. = M,
b even moro valuable for protection 49, ...,s i
and few win ever suffer from inief NJ. -
they avail themselves Of - pr0escss0a
edv affords.
frspa.sa W pr. J. 9. AVER q CO, Lcveus
Sold ~ :. q. Gar, Darlington. love. ~
!. y. " REED CO.; Chicago.
BARTLETT. KAYE b 90, keok0s
y " BARNA1D Co, a. Asah.
And Agsntsia every tssA 10 ~ ualts1 -
0spey10vasav
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Supreme Ceurs.
Oc1osEs TEan, 1859.

~ Before the election, wide circulation
shroagh Democratic nsvspapers, vas given TO
. circslAr purporting to be signed BY thirty
ssven Republicans Of Independents township,
Jasper county. Al the recent election this
eewnship. notwithstanding this large secession,
nave bat EIenrxsu votes eli told.
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~ We ere favored with beautiful veathsr
6 present Ths cir 10 cool and bracing and the
ely clear. He 1ass b grunbIss. iadssd,
UAo e. es0glalo q tAsss - assnnAal dAyA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22

In Clark County, getting LAG majority while
Kirkwood gets but ALL.
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STARE LsslsLATUREs.-The Republicans have
Q majority 10 the PsnnsylvaDia Legislature Of
30 on joint ballot; in Ohio of 50; and in Min
assota Of ~. These are what We call "irre-
prsseibls uajorities.
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DID Nor SuccsED.-Some time since Judge
Clageet brought 0 civil suit against US for
slandsr, ON account Of an allusion to his judicial
career publishsd IN this paper in July last. At
Ehs time of bringing this suit Mr.. Clsgeet went
before Justice Snyder and made complaint. aud
Q criminal aetion Was also commenced. Justice
Snyder thought eur offence 90 enormous that
he required 10 70 give bail in the sum of eftess
Avadrsd dollsys for our appearance At the pre-
sent term Of Court. We gave the required bail
and the matter vas brought before the Grand
Jury, who yesterday refused to 6nd bill.
On the civil suit, Cagget's career upon the
Bench in this District will come up for review.
We shall sss who will get tired Of it first. In
the canvass which resulted in his overwhelming
defeat, during oar various trials before him for
ssnssaps during Tie pendency Of the matter
o. impeachment before the Legislature, the
Havk.Eys spoke fsarlessly and freely Of Clag-
get - Judge, but never overstepped what we
eoaeeivsd 70 be the duty Of an Independents
jsursal. II Olaggss wishes TO bring these mat.
tsrs up again and have them reviewed by an
impartial Court and intelligent Jury, as they
have already been reviewed and passed upon
By an impartial public, We are ready.
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~ he 0asssss Il yesssrday morning. in
asessdsses With its high-torsd truthful and
candid esasasass, charges The bloody act Of The
mad man Bsevn end bio con at Harper's Ferry.
spea The Rspsblieas party and Republican prin.
sipasA We charge IL spea Douglas, Pierce,
Osshaaaa end thsss toels. they are shs men
justly respectable Sos the infamous and bloody
"a. In Kassas-sad this war and IL accompa-
aging hessess and enosnitiss have made Brown
and Nontgoasry and their associates just whs.
tAsy are. The men Who have had brothers,
fathers aad sons shst wives and sisters outraged,
heasss burned, crops destroyed and cattle stolen
--Who have beea hunted like beasts-been
ohssatspsd With TAR and hemp and been in con-
cant peril Of their lives q account Of theil
epiaiees-thsss men have thus been made des-
pssass asd dangerous, and will never cease %
leog - thsy live, 70 supremely hate the powell
that hes warned upon them. The same powell
which battered dova hotels, burnt houses, shot
end seAlpsd nsa Il KAnsas for opinion's sake
oeFuek down 0uasse In the Senate and Brode-
rick In California, b ready now, - heretofore
- sAsd the blood Of those who resist the e1-
ssssiea Of slavssy. Naddsnsd By the killing o
his seps,-by the dsseeastiou II bic property
and BY ten thousand outrages, Ossawattami'
Dsown became dsspsrado, and We have the re
suit In a attempted Instruction in Virgini'
which has cost him bic LIE and the life Of hi
~. .e&
Before be vent 70 Xansas Brown Is said 4
have bssn . psacsabls, quiet man and goot
sitiasn. He was made what be 10 and was By
she attempt 70 feree slavery upon Kansas.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22

a. The report that President Buchanan
inssads 70 prosecute Col. Forney for libel, is
anthositAtivsly coEtfadictsd.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22

MINNESOTA ELHcElex.-Ths Republican mas
Jesity In ell but seven Counties, is 2.7lS. The
remaining Counties gave $40 Republican major
isy in 1857.