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cases oooper's Asihgi@ssi .
oeies HOPS,
lD pounds lodide Potash;
5oo ounces Nitrate silver;
2 cases Mamma FLAKE and Sorts;
~ cans Maenesia' oa hnghan'
o cases Aasnes'a oaro-'
~ cases rel. bora1'
@'los. vi Oh hefsAa'
~ IDS. oii eppein'n''
Do poanas Aniseed'
~ poanas vi oio'es'
20 POUNDS vi oedar'A
~ pounds oh Guoeos
pounds Oil Black Pepper;
~ pounds Oil Almonds;
gross shoemHker's Fiastersi
20 gross sediitz Powders
gross Soda Powders;
~ gross sugar Oh lemons
III gross Yeast rowdersi
ecases iqnor1ee, oaiao. and SICILY;
500 doz Great Southern Mustard;
1cask Gentian Root
... 2bales LiquoFice Root
0tse ess h"B Bay Ram ,' eals
Is doz Bay Rum, pure;
$ cases Pearl Sage;
m.. ,..s S.e r POUNDS I aaaa sr;...
cssSs ffenen Lime ouice'
% sS. 1 snr r0 yssi,,aa o Rsa:
49,, ~ GUS saau ihe pv .sn,'"A -''N'
y, NILS Mineral Paint:
10 ools' Mihe'a "N.'
- ' m..,,' ans '
Is bSls 'I Lsn nlxi
bbbls Pomice Stone;
lS Sp' Powdered v,i.ss st so.pssone;
WHIT. , :! seS'' Putty i" Sads ss,,n. x.,,
v Wa,,s Isnt Chrome Chrome Green arsa
Prussia Blue; Paris Green;
Dutch Pink; Yellow oehre;
T Ted as" urhsr. ysnaxt 3D. s sra
p p,ep D prreis; I hasn si''
eopsl Varnish; Lnseed Oil;
Coach vaTIis h c, Spirits l1 arp
1n t'.a anu vine 1apa. naa,ssao. nn
BLACK Leather, Machinery on;
Aspba,um: Lard OIL;
Paint Brushes; Whale Oil
600 boxes Window Glass; French and American;
onsns 1a ssai bas and Whi nsAe'
RIsck WHINE Ink svrinsnes large assortment,
Sss fis s H..
asTss
A@paaeg sss 1ssi fsI and Spring Lancs
feS asys 1npois s BPesst Panp
Breast GLASSES; Waters slsss. Cups.
Cologne WAFER. G.rman and aEeiie eae:
Wr;obt,s Ears for Hand
"i's fIavnr;n. Ertracts.
'"S celssss s's. sssps';
sh'T zIy G Tsi's:
Liquid Pns sI ka4s..
Hair r Bpnsh ssi;.,.s.
, 1'9, sle sEs , iSssssss;sss.;
Buffalo kof D = = Haa combs
Razor a's sfr eTsIs o'"'''
R.rI IIan TE;nal nt SOAP soap Balls
paI E;asi yes. Soap
4sss s9ss sT9 Windsor Soap
A"Hs 1 osnk sq 1noh sssd Tooth Pastel
#' fIss:h a sss 1s:.,s.. r,n.s..,
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Patent ued,c,nss 80" 'A'f'nA''
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Ho9 adFFSP,s S Ss5%;s Ri'ss1.;
s-.-- T = II4,s S 5 as 8.
BRYAN,s Pulmouic Waters: "ofn I H'is
AYERS Cherry PeetoIal,
nAVIS, VIA 1,h W r,u S snd Xxi
EosEks IiSs5 sG5t and TAR
COZ h1VRk o nfaf FHsho Gla;s ac'
VII u -, ,r = II, Ir W. T. Dutnei y
ourR1,s con I,vHR nnsI IEI syrup OF Naples
eoNno'e WI h''HH oii 6hssGfnh6ps c,o,arovr,
THoMPsoN's Eye .Wsse,
WR RIG, I,s Indian nd Vegetable pills:
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FEW AND Ia G-U-E,.

FEE " r r AND Ia G-U'Ei.
osGOoD's CHoLAGoGUE.
This the only and certain remedy for this hateful dis.
No need again complain of having it, miles,
they have taken this celebrated remedy II they
take
OsGooD's CHoLAGoGUE
then farewell to Chlls and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT h CO.
81 and Isl Charities street.
Sole Agents for the South and whom orders should be
addressed.
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Y ATHMAN's TROPICAL KooEYNG-

Cheaper and superior any other used Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DuRABIL1rY-equaI 70 the best slate roofs.
I'd Observation-Disclosures any other no crack,
leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-It smooth and granite like surface
lsh CHEAPNESSIt much less than, though 1t
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the pnblic the
cost of cutters and valleys.
Sth fNCoMBUsTIBILITY-It will resist fire better than
slate roof.
this climate and the interior of buildings from the
intense heat Of summer.
7th SOLTDITY-It harder and smoother expo
be roofs of any slope being Of Light
weight require heavy raers support while Ii
liable soresioa and bEssktng does require repairs
substances Of which peculiar Alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
Testimonials of the of tie above the hsnd
Of the agent and be verified by person wishing
before contracting.
All orders left the Postoice Box K, No. 2, will be
j. G. KAUFMAN,
jel6 1y corner of Bienvle and Mayafs SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

NOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DENISE
NJ Louis Gommaeere. the commercial firm OF GRATIAA
COMMAGERE Il co is this day dissolved.
The surviving partners Of the late firm, Pierre Leugis Of
Bordeaux and s. D. Grata of New Orleans will continue The
line of business, under the of S. u. GRATIAA
CO., in New Orleans and Of r. LONGS co. in Bordetnx.
Mr. JACOB HERR has the general ofhe hi
New Orleans Jan. /, 1859.
PIERRE I.nHGIS.
jail s. D. GRATIAA.
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]. B. MONTE, 1856 Charities street.
Dealer In Chandeliers Brackets Hall Lamps of French Eng
h and American manufacture in the greatest variety
low prices. =t5tg
Also large variety Of Globes, etc.
N. BJ. B. NOME is authorized by the Gas Company to
pat W Gas Fixtures. fee GIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

To Printers, Druggists, Grocers and Others.
large supply always hand of PRINTING PAPER,
various sizes; Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER. all
MANILA PAPER. sAMPLING PAPER and ENVELOPE
PAPER; SHOE PAPER AND WASTE PAPER all sizes
qualities. Also. CAP LETTER PAPER ruled and
plain. manufacturer prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No. GO Camp street.
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Playing Cards.

large supply Of tho celebrated manufacturer PLAYING
CARDS, reduced prices Also quality Play
ing Cards for Clubs, WHIST and EUCHRE PARTIES,
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO..
No. GU Camp street.
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To Artists, Builders

To Artists, Builders
And
CIV EN- GIN ERS.
Always OF hand complete assortment of
Drawing Materials,
Comprising MATHE NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, DRAW
ING PAPER best quality all sizes WATER CoLoRs, Bris.
Boards. Painters Pallets, Brushes Pink Menzotut
sancss Tracing Cloth and Paper Drawing and hographc
Pens, Pencils, etc.
Also, various Works Drawing Architecture and Engn.
eering and Books for Surveyors.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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Duo DE rloNTEBELLo CHAMPAeNEs.

The Undersigned SOLE AGENTS for the above superior
W I Il s,
beg leave to inform the Trade and public generally that
they keep supply constantly hand and are prepared ~
all times TO receive ORDERS
R. MCDOWELL l. CO.,
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The undersigned having made all the necessary arranEs-
informs the public that he prepared all orders Of
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, soIREEs Pic
MICS and families all times be with BOEE
TURKEYS, FRENCH PATEs. BOILED HAMS, DoBEs,
GALLATIEEs etc. etc., at all hours go up
styles. r. A. HOWARD,
tSnccessor to Geo. Beard,)
No. ls7 Camp street,
felS 6m opposite st. Patrick's Church
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Merchants, Banks and Insurance Compa-
niles. and Cotton Brokers,
viii End at Establishment everything necessary to
plste the counting selected stock of STA.
TIoNERY imported. Also. COTTON SALES AND
ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS, of all patterns and Cotton
and Grain, Sugar and molasses WEIGHING BOOKS
BLOOMFIELD, steel. CO.,
No. 60 Camp street,
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Law Books! Law Books!
extensive and wellseleced stock of LAW BOOKS
prisins TEXT BOOKS STATUTES, DIGEsTs. REPORTS,
LAW TREATISES of the most eminent American and
English Juriss
Also, full supply of FRENCH LAW BooKs--Al at pub
lshers' pricea.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
No. so Camp street.
To Gle, ks of Courts, Sheriffs, justices OF
the Peace and Recorders.
We keep constantly hand full supply of RECORD
BOOKS and DoCKETS, sizes and styles RECoBD
PAPER ruled or plain LEGAL CAP EoTARIAL PRESS.
Es etc., etc.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL L CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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struggling church parties for the entire distance and
it is definitely closed at Cordoya, where Miramons
encampfnent is at present fixed.
Degollado has so effectually beseged the city of
Mexico that provisions cannot enter the town. and his
last act was to cut off the supply of waterby damming
up the aqueducts. The besieged are now forced to
depend on the river water, which is brackish.
The Latest News.
The American Consul, Mr.. Allen, has arrived in
this city with news from Vera Cruz later than any.
thing received by mail.
The recognition of the Juarez Government by the
American Minister has given the greatest encourage.
ment to the Liberals while it has correspondingy de-
pressed the Conservatives The reported recognition
was not credited in the camp OF Miramon until about
the 10th, when he withdrew his forces from Chiqui-
huite, where his artillery train delayed and con
centrated all his army at Cordova. Here he ex,
pressed his intention to entrench himself and wait for
the result or his army of 5000 MEN with which he
retreated from the siege of Vera Cruz, he cannot
now bring into the field more than 2500. Desertion
has thnned his ranks to the extent of 1900 and the
hospitals and infirmaries do not contain less than
1000 more. Alta grand parade on the 5th he made a
show Of 5000 soldiers, but some of them have de
serted SINCE In opposition to him we can count
Taconi and Ampudia with 1000 men, and Degollado
with 5000 more, without counting the contingent of
Zaazua, 5000, from San Luis Potosi, and other de.
tachments to the number of 1000 more In the city
of Mexico there are 5000 men who adhere to Mira
mons standard but of this number 1000 are soldiers
the remainder are citizens who have been pressed
into the service. Degoado occupied the heights
about Mexico, and his generals entrenched 10 the
passes leading to and from the city, cutting off oil
communication TO and from, 1t is therefore impos
sible for Miramon to relieve the city, and it isequay
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1LN
The undersigned has disposed Of all his right iniar
est In the business known las "DoRR'S SOUTHERN AID.
VERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENcY'' to the firm of
A. B.STRAWBRlDGE CO., who will continue hereto
fore. j. W. DoRR
New Orleans
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o II IL K I'm ADV ERTIS SING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded Of the bust
of Dors Southern Advertising Collecting Agency
will be continued by the undersgnedby and with
currence of our publishing principals
A, B. sTRAwBRIDGE co.
H5-oHce. 1a15 Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 20, 1862. d2a II
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

WHAT A DEMocRAT THISKs-A Democrats
caucus assembled at Washington City iev tiys
ago, to take into consideration the props<d
change in the Tariff. From the proSeediaSsu
extract the following:
Mr.. Stephens ga said he FIRST entered ces-
gress in lS43. The expenses Of the govern
ment were only $40, 0o6. 900 per annum. The
country bad gone through the expensive Asll-
can war with $4,000 soldiers in the field "
soS, Ooo, 600, and now, in time OF peace, ~
estimates were seventy-three millions, Nam
expenditures were wholly unnecessary, and n
form was indispensably needed. He beberet
forty millions an abundance for the nateaAs e.
pense. lie was, therefore, opposed to an u
crease OF duties, and said the expenditures
should be brought y thin the present reeeip0
Speaking Of this caucus, the PHILADELPHIA
North American says: .The ne0ple OF p.
syivania have suffered long aud much ' ,ssr IN
despotic misrule Of Democracy; b.. ~ harm
Is broken, and the sccpter b. :, iar,,S ae-
parted. They declared ths'- : :. i 81,
able deeen,;ons o1,'' "a no frauds, no nisf NC,
that rlorious -. > false pretences can -
Of emancipation
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

a challenge to skate was given By Niss-.
% salem, 2 Die Vsrnon young lady, who saucily
gave ont that II any Of the male gender would
Gs'cl ner, she would forfeit kiss. The Boston
=. hera,o says that an athletic negro hearing 81
sne SIal'engs gave chase. and soen his arm en-
s ~ s 0er waist Her brother. however, avert
=. =. III. ,Pending smack By presenting the fell
NJ. wAn Oo eiia-telling him 70 .slide.n The
renarking audibly that s. ".onldnh ~. N q
- any white cal lbin."
Z - 49, !esk Gvsaisg Pest rseeeda he lail-
n ~, ksesees Assss d thAs city . - sase
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

go 1T, BoB TAiL.n-A specir.en OF n, q.
nus "Hoosier" was found bv Santain =
OF the steamer -, in the engine room 81
his boat, while ling at Louisville. one a.
morning In Jane The captain inquired Of bin
~ ma are you doing there?'
Lave you seen Captain Perry" was The u
terrogative response.
Il don't know him, and can't tell Shst .sa
has to do with your being in my engine room
replied the Captain, angriiy.
"Hold on. That's Just what vas ge,ipr II
You see, Captain Perry asked me to drink, Or
| wodidn't have been so cursed dry. So Captain
Perry and drank two or thtee times Csptaa
Ferry and | went to a ball. Captain Perry Va
putting in some extras on one Zoe. sung out
1Go.it, Captain Perry, If yoa bust yer biler!F-
with that man steps up to me, and sayshe
See here, stranger, You must leave
Says !, What must leave furs''
Says he, You're maxim too much noise
"Says ], I've been in bigger crowd ihu
this, and made more noise, and didn't LEAVE
nuther.'"
with that, he tuck me by the nap OIL d.
neck and the seat Of my breechcs, apd-I ka
As was SHOWN down street; met lady. II
knew she was lady BY the remark she made
She says:
me?"
"And I-went,
I'D bin in her house but a short tine. shr
4 heard d. OF knocking on the door
knew the chap wanted to get in, whoeyer he A
was, or he wouldn't have kept up such thsn.
derin racket. BY and BY said voice:
"lf you don't open, Ill bust in the dsor,n
And so he did!
II put on bold face, and saws I:
Stranger, does this woman belong to yV1s
says he, "She does"
"fhen, says ], she's virtuous, I think, frsm Ill
that have seen Of herr
with that he come at me with pistol ID
one hand and q bowie knife in the other: and
being little pressed for time, jumped through
The windur, leavin' the bigger portion Of M
coat tail! As | was streakn' il down town with
he fragments futtering in the breeze, I passed
friend. | knew he was friend by remark
be made. Says he:
"Go i, Bob Tail hes gaining on you
And that's The way happened in your en-
zine room. I'm not good swimmer, Captain
do excuse me, II you please, from tAAia ~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-A CAR KoIfINc
Down HILL SIDEWAYS WITH PASSENGERS AND ].
RED-Hor SToyE.-We learn from the Rochester
democrat the particulars of an accident which
occurred on the Williamsport and Elnira Rail
road On Friday last. Some fifteen miles below
the former place, the train passed over 4 broken
rail- while running on curve dug into the side
OF mountain. On the left was preeinirons
declivity OF seventy five feet to the river. The
engine aud baggage car went over the gar, and
Kept the track, but the first passenger car. il
which were Col Paine, the Postmaster OF Ro.
chester, and seven other gentlemen, uncounled
both In front and rear, left the track and started
down the prec:pce. Il turned over cnce and !
half IN going twice its length, and then brough,
up against some rocks, where il lav At an an.
gleIof about forty-fv degrees, with Tie passen.
gers and all the fixtures In it, Including m.
stove, in prcmiscuous pile at the lower end
Col Paine writes that he chung to hjs se.,
and in the leaping and rolling or the car. nevor
LEI 60 his hold. Seeing the hot stove coming
down the aisle towards him, he checked ID win
his foot and prevented it from STRIKING ,hosa
below with as much violence u 1t would other
wise have done. The car took fire before anv
Of the passengers could sxtricate then,se,ra.
but they finally broke through the widow. an5 |
made their escape. Judge Lyman, 81 G.,n:rg
vas severely bruised, and, as Col. Paine faa,s
Atally injured. A Mr.. Beebs, Of Bath. w.s alsn |
aurt severely, and young man from Rslt;.
more, who went into nts aftcrwarde c.;c.
probably to the fright A Catholic nr;.st
snose name is not given, WINS slightly injured
% iact, no body In the car save Colonel Paine
escaped. He did not get scratch. hut rr;tas
nat ne - little sore and lame.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

3 M-1s6 80, ADRIAN. .leskss,.
Ear. DMiaghss 1ss1hesa, Blsaop Bliss,
Bvsyssa, &c.,. Bsslia0ame, Burns, Bur.
roegks. Ghss, Cows. Chafee. E.ro Carl
NeassA Nsrk b. Obchsans. Joha Coohr.ne
eesseyNs Cs!faT, Cbssias. Corning, Cosojs cox
Grsgss, james Craig, Csrtis, Davis Of Indiana
gssss = Massachusetts, Dasis OF Iowa Da,ea
1ssM Dick Do1a Dsxfss, Farnsroyth, Fsntor.
t,sssncs. Foley, Eesser. Giddings, Giin.an,
1eeee Voodsaa. Grssgss, Gregg, Gsoesbeck,
$780, iawrenee w. Hall, Robert B. Hall, Hsy.
;1s, nask'n, Hatch, Hickman, Hoard, Hoages,
iaosson, Aoseard. Jewett, George w. Jones,
ne'm, 1sacgg, Ksissy, KiicOrs, KaePp, John
G. ksnksi, Lawrence, Leach, Letter, Lore;oy,
naclay, McKibbin, Natte.on, lSAsr, Asrsas,
Aovvii, Edseard Joy Norris, Isaac N. Norris,
fFee'naa H. Aovss, Oliver a. Horse, Murray,
Oin, Palmer, Psrksv, Pend7ston, Pstit, VIII
liam u. Phelps, Phillips Pike, Potter, Pottls.
Psrriases, Rally, Robins, Roberto, Royce,
RssseN, Scott, JOHN 6heymaa, Robert Smith,
Spisnss, StsasOa, William Stewart, Tappon,
George Taylor, zNayey, zzompkias, Vallandig-
ham. Wade, Wai5riage, Waldron,. Walton,
Ward. Cddcaiader O. Wash5urn, EgiAa b.
Wash6srn, Arael WasA6Srn, Wilson, and Wor-
tsndyke-l2O.
NAYs-Messrs. Anderson, Atkins, Avery,
Barksdale, Bocock, Bonham, Bowie, Boyce,
Branch, Burnett, Caskie, John B. Clark, Cobb,
Burton CIsige, Crawford, Curry, Davis OF Mary
and, Dowdell, Edmundson, English, Eustls,
Faulkner, Garrett, Gartfeil, Gilmer, Goode,
Greenwood, Harris, Hill, Hopkins, Hous.
ton, Hughes, Jackson, jenkins, Keitt, Jacob N.
kunkel, lamar, Leidy, Letcher, Mcqueen, Nc
Rae, Humphrey Marshall, Samuel s. Marshall,
Mason, Maynard, Miles, Millson, Moore, NiblacK,
Nschols, Peyton, Ready, Reagan, Rcaud, Rufin,
Scales, Seward, Aaron Shaw, Henry N. Shaw,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

The News, of Keosauqua, Van Buren, county,
OF the 4th inst. states that Squire Ayres, one
OF the present members of the House of Repre-.
sentatives from that county, died suddenly at
his residence in Harrisburg township, on Mon.
day last.
The Leon Pioneer is the name of new Dem.
oeratic paper just started at Leon, Decatur
county, by G. NJ. Buckley, Esq, formerly of the
Appanoose Chcitain. The new paper makes
cteditable appearance.
One hundred and seventeen citizens of Potta.
wattamie county have addressed "ps,tion'
to 7. Officer, Ii c. Mutt, and j. P. Cassidy, re-.
questing them TO investigate the financial and
other affairs of that county. Gross frauds and
Encouragement are alleged.
The De Witt journal of the 9th inst. mentions
that rape was committed one day last week
upon the person of Elizabeth Liney, who re-
sides in Sharon township, Clinton county. by
John j. Tomnson of Canton, Jackson county.
He was arraigncd before. Justice Slime, of Tor
onto, and bound over to the District Court. in
the sum Of $500.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

The ERrEcr.-It is turning out just as we
predictad. The bonds Of all Western towns and
counties are falling under the ban because of
the failure and neglect Of a few to pay interest.
A letter from Wall street, from well.informed
source, says bonds of Western cities, except St.
Louis and Chicago, are no sale, because of-the
non paymentof coupons BY Dubuque, Keokuk,
Muscatine, Iowa City, etc. This is as we ex-
pected.. The market value of this class of Wes-
tern securities, SO very abundant of late years
in Wall street, is destined to 90 down to Zero.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

An editor went soldering and was chosen
Captain. One day At parade, instead Of civ
Ing he orders. froat face. thrss pAsss Tor
var9, - exsanineds eaeh, two dsllars yer
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

w.l,aaa. w ah1akDr IN CmLLlcorur.
frev Il ch;,,;. Me shot man named John God.
lace Godsr.. .co.le' ", few days since. Wal.
dinr slon. P.. .na smother young man were il.
.Sose Character, one 81 whom s,arted = Sss -
sac oogsy, and told Wallace 70 msks ~ 80. 49,
psn'on get out GODFREY cot out ana "a n rs.a..
so@e remarks about the character a. the 80. -
\. 49,, wnen tho one who had seated herss,s !.
- buggy, told Wallace 70 "shoos the IN - !.
n. -. wallace got QUE Of the buggy. drew
~ ~ pistol. placed il at Godfrey's 6rS.st ana
nseu, uodirsy fell dead, the bali Ia vinr ns..,S
through his heart. Wallace and ,he vom.r
.ere both arrested, aud the pistol was found -
- ~ pcsson % sos women. Wallace 3 the a.
% wealthy sisizon.--fCin Cen. w
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15

PRETTY GooD.-The State Journal. a Demo-
cratic paper at the Capital, suggested tho name
o. \. W. Eastman as Democratic candidate for
n,overnor, a few weeks ago. Whereupon NJ
Eastman came out with communication STATING
1nat ne could no longer "train in the Demo.
crauc ranks. either as private or captain. and
assigned very good reasons for leaving the
10 aasshoiders' party and connecting himself with
the Republicans. "1'A
The Journal responds :-aWe plaeed N.
name OF mr.. Eastman, as 1 matter or eon,s.
our list of candidates, never doubtiny !. In
would DC on hand, as has been his cusS aaa ne
time immemoral." ON from
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The New York Times gives the name of DR..
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man of science in New England-the heir of an
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tor" who is represented as seeking divorce
from his wife on account of his having found
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