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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22

cB Now that the election is over and the
Republicans again victorious in the election Of
our State ticket and majority in both branches
of the Legislature, it is proper to discuss ques-
tions OF State policy likely to come up at Des
Moines this winter.
Ia the first place we speak for short session
and the smallest appropriations consistent with
the public good.
We bespeak the early completion and occu-
pancy of the Lunatic Asylum. Hundreds of
unfortunate persons are sufering-in jails aud
poor houses that might be made comfortable
and in many cases cured a. Mt Pleasant.
Let the third Branch of the Legislature, the
Board Of Education, be got rid Of at the earliest
possible day. IL is the fifsh wheel OF our State
Government. The suggestion Of Col. Thompson
OF Fairfield 10 good one. The Legislature has
the power Of liking the place of meeting of this
body. lie says thatehe Legislature should re-
quire the Board to meet in Dublin, ireland. and
make no appropriation to pay expenses. This
is good suggestion. t.1
Let che school Law be amended 90 az to sim
pfy ii. Abolish the Office Of County Supern-
| tendent.
We should also be glad to see the office OF
County Judge abolished. That officer has in
| his hands more business than ever should he en-
trusted to Que man, and there is great liability,
to abuse, AS all must acknowledge. 1t is only
necessary to say that as Probate Judge all the
property Of tie County passes through his
hands, on An average. once IN twenty years. In
. populous County like Des Moines the Probate
business must be large and of much importance
In addition to this he has the supervision and
control, without any clerk, Of the entire County
business. He opens roads, builds bridges, jails
psor houses, court houses, buys aud sells lands
and lots, has the custody Of the revenues Of the
| county, levies and RENTS taxes, pays witnesses
and Jurors and supports the paupers. And upon
all this there is no check, not even the check o.
an annual exhibit in Des Aoines County.
The frequent defaleaticns which .hrve occur
red-the numerous instances of abuse and ia
voritism which have been brought to light, and
| reason aud common sense teach that here 10 too
much power TO be safely reposed in one man
however honest and capable. In . thinly set.
tied County, the County Judge system may do,
but still Is not the best. We hope the Legisla.
ture will change it. Let the County Judge at
tend to Probate business exclusively, or If
thought best, perform the additional duties of
Auditor. And then give US either the system
OF New England aud New York, with township
Supervisors, = the County Commissioner system
| of Ohio.
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MARKETS.

BuRLIN0ToX, Friday pm, Oct. 2lth.
The weather during the past week has been
cool but pleasant. The river is about stationary
Busineus active. Wheat and other grains
coming in steadily-prices unchanged. Minor
products plentiful, with but little change in
rates.
SUGAR-7fas-crushed ll4; refined, white
lo4c Clarified 81.
COFFEE-l24al3a.
MOLAsSES-By the bbl., Reboiled Sc TO As;
Syrup 5oa55; kegs $500.
EAlLS-Ass. $4,25.
RICE-54.
FRtJiT-Raisins. prime, So rs.
BROoMS-Sl, 5oa2 90 per dozen.
WHEAT--New Winter 75a85c, new Spring
6oa65. Prices steady; good commanding out.
side quotations.
FLOUR-Choice winter $3.50 retail, 50, %
wholesale; Spring 4,50 retail. 4,25 Wholesale.
BEANS-75c .stl 30 per bush.
POTATOES--25c per bush.
CORN -lSa2Oets.-new.
| OATS-S0c.
BUTTER-l5alcS.
EGGS-Sc.
ONIONS-40a50c.
HAY-Timothy, H@8.
WOOD-$2 50a3 90.
HIDES--Green, 5a6c.; Dry Flint l2al0
| Green Sailed 7aS; Murrain Sal0.
| WHISkEY-26az7c.
| WOOL-Common, %; Half Blood 33a37 i
Full Blood S5A40.
| Rye 42a43c.
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HLouR--Opened SC bitter and Gle sed dull. Sales
900 bbIs at a. 1904 10 for ssPer state 81 s54a 80
for extra do; tt7OG& 50 super vestern; - 9JL5 20
Tor common TO extra WESTERN Is 1905 IS for interior
TO good ext II Oho.-Canadian qaiet. sales oil zoO
bbls. at IS 50QLG %
AYE PLoUE-steAdy at Is COCA 40.
WHEAT-1c better. small supply. Sales ~, 0OO bush
a. n O5 Chicago spring
RYE-Qaiet and nrm 1t 9oc.
BARLEY-Qu.st IT 7Sc0sO.
CORN-Firm. Sales trifliug, Ut 81 % round yellow;
Al Us mixed western.
OATS-Frm At 420s4c for State, western and CanG-
dian -.
PoRK-Steady. ealss 100 bbls at oi5 15aIlS " ios
meas $40 T5611O 80 for prime.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet At elS oo0i7 %.
BACON-Steady.
BEEF-QuieG
CUT MEATs-eoarcs and quiet.
LARD-5ull 1t 1lea1lH.
RUTTER-ln fair request at li0l8e for Ohios 100
QOc for state.
f,HEeSE-Steady at 6k11o1c.
WHlaKY-Quiet ct x9c.
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Pacific City, Oct. IL, 1856!


10 hwKrYE:-Tbe returns Of the election
"is county have just come in. On the. State
@'-t. The Republicans have majority Of 10
''e'' LAstyear the Democrats gave major
~ Oh 70. Republican gain Sc. We have IN
souo'eoiy elected cur Senator and Representa-
I'VE which VIII be gain OF two in the Legisla-
@'e' In this county the Republican candidate
sr Senator has / maj and Representative 40.
''ally ticket all Republican, by msjori,ies RAJ.
sis from 50 to So.
lass County, Nebraska, gives $50 Republican
allority.
We nave Lad warm contest, but have per-
~leo our work nobly. Hurra for the Miss
var siope.
H1l! !oais, A. THOMSON,
Ed Pac Civ Herald.
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Chicaso Oct. 9

CnIcAS0, Oct. 70.
Flour. The buoyancy 10 wheat has rendered
the market firm and active ct an advance Of 10
al2}. !,
excited speculative and shipping inquiry, At an
sdvsncs Of 30. Sales 5000 bush No spring
a as; 10000 bush do at 81; 800 bush do 81 81 i.
aO0 bush No 2 spring at so; $4,000 bush do At
a.: $4,000 bush DO ct eS, all in store; 49, 600
hush do Il IS r o B; s.7OO bush rejected 81 ~
Is store. The market closes 6rm q s4fAS63.-
Winter wheat firm.
Corn 6rm, sales 800 bush canal at u anoss;
800 bush No at 81 In store, aud 800 Dnsn -
70c.
Oats advanced tale. Sales 200 bush ~ e
aAoAt: 5000 bush do q SGT adoat; 5000 bush 90
1t Sic In store.
Rye arm
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE

WIN. A. BatchelOr's Hair Dyci
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others mere limitations. and should Be avoided
II you wish TO escape ridicule.s Aa
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed inssAntiy 70 .
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
Injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WIN. A. Bachelor since 1889, and 30,
600 applications have been made the Hair Of his pat
rons Of hie famous Dye.
VIM. A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from natures and WARRANTED
not to injure In the least however long may be
tinued, and the Ill effects OF Rad Dyes remcdie1 the
Hair invigorated for Life BY this Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied IN private rooms) the Wig
Factory, 1913 Broadway, New York.
Sead IN oil cities and towns Of the United statss BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
- The Genuine has the name and address upon .
steel plate engraving on four sides OF each Box,of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
ju15-1yw 383 Broadway, New York.
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The GAzErrE Of yesterday msruing announ-
ces its own demise for the second time. This
WAS expected. Our citizens need not be told
that it is very difficult to make Daily Journal
live in Burlington during the present hard sinef.
By the liberal patronage given to US, and the
prompt payment Of dues ~ tho office, We have
thus far been enabled to sustain the Hawk. Eye.
afoa. if our friends will still continue to pay
panctually the small sums due US from time to
time. Bot it is absolutely necessary that all
subscriptions to the Daily and Weekly, oil job
bling aud Advertising. should Be paid promptly.
We canEo, carry our customers over till tb.re
is better crop or revival Of business Or to
the "good time coming"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22

Senator Broderick is the second Member Of
Congress in California whose lie has been ter
minated in duel. One OF the first Members
elect from the State. Edward Gilbert, was thus
killed; Joseph McKibben, the late Member,
was challenged, but the difficulty was adjusted
by friends; Herbert killed waiter at Wizards
Hotel 10 Washington City, and Senator Gwin
has been in hot water for long time back.
I. S. 9. Lowe, Of New York, is diligently pre-.
pairing for his air voyage across the Atlantic,
undaunted by all the fatal and perilous adven :
lures OF predecessors. His balloon when cons
ple;ed aud inflated with 725,OOO feet OF gas,
will oyertop the steeple Of Trinity Church, and
embrace space within it as great as that occu.
pied by the Times building. II will take week
10 initiate the balloon; the baoonst has pro
vided himself with calorc engine, lime stove,
life boat. anchors, anG every kind Of scen ide
Instruments, SO Is 10 be as fully armed a. posi-
Bile against accident. He expects to make bis
experiment within three weeks.
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m A ter,v 81 lediee "a .en,I.m.n :.

- A party 81 ladies and gentleman wen,
down the river in stiG to the "Big Isiand" in
search Of nuts. on Wednesday last. Alter re-
manning all day, during which time they had
collected : considesAble quantity Of the article
sought, they attempted TO return, but found the
wind vas blowing 90 6erceiy as to render un.
safe all attempts to cross the river.
They were therefore compelled to remain all
night upon the island, and baildiDg large fire
they seated themselves areund it, and with no
other projection than such articles Of clothing
a. they CHANGED to have upon their psreons they
passed the night as comfortably as circumstances
would permit. We opine the ladies' entertain
very brilliant ideas Of the pleasure Of scamp.
ing out" since their experience in that line,
and are not particularly DESTROYS OF another
trip to the Island, in search of nuts on windy
day
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y able 10 enter the circus again.

Aelergyman Of Concord, n. N.-so says The
a'esnan Of that plAce-met little boy Of his
1salia.ance ON the cars, and said to him, "this
saa:e . stormy day, my son." "Yes, sir,
|as slavery wst rain" The clergyman, think-
Ing 70 rebuke zach hypsrbole, asked if he ever
tass Of any other than vet rain. The boy an :
Sered be never knew personally Of any other,
b., be had read in certain book Of time
when it ra,lsd ere and birthstone, and DO guess.
ed thst vas not wet rain.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22
The Great English Remedy!
SIR JAMES CLAKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
1T RoYAL 49, $500 s2Aa PATxnr.

Prepared from q Prescription 81 SIR. Clarke.
~ D., PAysieiss Extraordinary % Me Queen.
q This wen known medicine 10 no Imposition, but .
snre and safe remedy for Female Ditcal.ies and OBJ
structions from any whatever and although
powerful remedy.N contAins nothing hurtful % the
constitution. 70 married ladies Il suited.
II win, in short time, bring the monthly period
with regularity.
In al cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion,
Pslpitati ofthe Heart Mysteries, and Whites these
Pills viii effect when IN other means have failed;
and hough powerful remedy, do not contain iron,
caomel antimony, Anytime harsful to tae consti
tuition. t+ $@ #E#8
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, Of the
agent. @tN5s
N.B.-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thoriEed agent, will bottle containing 50
pills, BY return mail JOB MOSES,
Rochester, N. r.,
General Agent for the United States.
Sold In Burlington By squirea Blcss, 3 3. Gay, and
ali Druggists. oct IL 1ybpeow
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Manufactured 81 the Chailenge cAemicai wsrts,
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oc0d1W1yid s ,lNl Pearl street Nee York.
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QUiscY, ADAMS Co, Iowa,
a. - rGrA

" prxHAx, Error HAWK Eye
=, Ds~ S~ :-Enclosed We send you an abstract
W.. - soiss polied OH last Tuesday for the State
s- The oihcisl conn, Will NOT change 1
Ai!. fou gill notice snsss Republican
WY . increasing. We gave Curtis 40 ma
sha nos our excellent candidate for
r1of, kirkxood, has . majority OF over 90.
,' .M qatf'ion Of the removal Of the county
y. nom Quincy, aud its relocation nj Queen
81, =" voted on. bat Quincy rstains tho
,sat ty about 10 mejorsfy.
Tours respectfully,
A A.kH. C. RAwpou.
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We have pus - aa1sGld
years, and Gar 0AY, n cor
what We have never been
medicine--NByR NAG
GLE lNSTANCB, 70. n
tEmely used. Never DID
dissasisfsction By any one
tfary, all ere 011ieAto1
speak II terms OF highesl
gicAl elects and medical
matter sswnAs WI p
experience, AHD PLnDel
1ULgIIMnu7 o. WEAR VI
every instance vheSo she
pain and exhonoeioa, ra
Afteen minutea afha1 ~
This valuable prepaYa
enc Of the nsoe1 ExRERl
NURSES In New England /,
HBvga eAILzno scCcBss nd
H@OUoAHUD
10 mot only relieves The
vigorAtes the stomach and
and givss tone and energy
will almost tne&sne1H .
GRIPPING I'M TH1
- E4EFl W1D,
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.0As' Astisls. ~ svee eas
4 non0 AID fnn5n 81 ~
SS Isxsl 5000
ss;ssassn = o1 Il, : . e,
I've khcy q instaas6 q
~ - ~ - ~ esos
wa - epsEAessoe, ao1
0co@msodaetou % ~ NJ.
vistnes, We speAk IN The
= 6neV safoeet Ten ysefss
OOCa nssufAs1m 30 nm
= , nnAs Ds0As1. In 1ses
1ns aAsno0 re-
VEL vntee 0ao4 - - -
6eyruP y eoDinsseefe4.
SOB y shs erso0iIeeon 81
01NV90 49, VI
eend has been 1esd via
$780,
= o. 0AeGA a. d.
= ceeN IRON patns bes bns
bowels, eofrscee aesdnY
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~ We are glad 10 observe that NJ. James
w. McD,ll, formerly OF Burlington, hAs been
elected County Judge Of Union County. This
10 highly complimentary to the integrity aud
business capacity OF Nj. McDiii, ss he Is elected
over Nj. Blanchard, y very good man, in De
mocrA,ic County that gave Dodge AZ majority
at the recent election.
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Il u rumored shss Senator Bfodsrick, prior
to the duel In which be was killed, made will
beouea.bing al bis property, which y consider.
able, 10 George Wilkes. editor Of the Nsw York
Spirit OF tho Times. The two had besn on very
intimate personal and buslnoos terms.
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A negro man was hung by the Sheriff Of Ply.
mouth, in Washington county. N. O., on last
Friday, in presence OF 5000 spectators, for the
murder OF white man last February. The cul-
prit had reason to suspec; undue familiarity on
the part Of the white man with his wife, so he
procured a pistol and shot hin dead.
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III. Mott, the Hartford constable who wac
rals.sd in heavy damages for seizing stock OF
hcaO, in manner not exactly in accordance
With ,ts salute, has opened store for the sale
Of she liquor which was left upon his hands. 1t
sssppseed that those who objected to paying
ron The town treasury. the expense to which
l. has 10 this manner been subjected, win be
.ling to assist him by purchasing his rum.
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During the Sumnaer thaa has juss posed
away, thousands Of suersrs from dysentery and disr-
rhea have been relieved b. the use Of HosTETTERy
BIrrERs, medicine which u evidently destined .
maintain psrmansnt plses in The public estimatien
Bilious darrh0s d one ef those diseases which baGes
the skill Of the physsian. The sdicne they aduinis
ter to act upon the bowels 90 reach the
source ofths sv The difcay 10 70 get remedy tAat
VIII reach I'll the digestive organs, and give them o.
nutansously rush OF vgoF. 70 rid themselves ofths
disease. This problem 10 solved ~ the Bitsers which
falls 70 conquer the most stubborn u %
only fair to say, that during the season Just closed this
medicine has achieved more than any other ever
presented to the public. and during the fal when that
terrible scourse, the fever and ague, 10 50 prevalent
the BITTERS Will gain fresh fame.
Bee advertisement In another column.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
oc1-bp1m
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William Holmes, formerly q reputable mer-
chant Of Troy, N. Y, who, under the influence
OF the spiritual affinity doctrine, TO which he
had become convert, deserted his wife two OF
three months since, has been arrested at Chicago
at the instance OF his wife. who wishes to re :
cover her three children whom he took away
with him,
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.ssr Week Nc - w mem sWc 80 n
DsuI go ssult Ceres she Parsys
~, the election il over and the imme-
~ .,..s;,y for faseLood. il is probable that
.c,.ts ~ill no longer deny positive evi.
=. i the fact, that in their State platform
-" med . censorship over Massachusetts,
~ ..a,ue ,so years 10 the elective disabilities
,,I,,ed citizens. while with true demo-
h.m:l,y they have defended the same
CIV - il South Carolina. The follosing ad-
~ .,;a.uee Of this vas brought out by .
''''0', - democratic politician Of Minnesota
a's' .u,,,a % relieve his party from this
-. .a'nm.. 81 srote 70 the Attorney General Of
o's.'N o.,oiss. who replied as follows: We
'0 r,,a Of the letter as states the case !;
,..,o b in deieace Of tie principle Of the
- -. exclusion. IL il not forcible IL
'...,,,o Of ,he sectional tyranny and sectional
.A...n n the democratic party, while their
,,... from the Washington Constitution
-, ~ The remo,est border, have attacked
|. ....,..,t, for regulating her Affairs in
way. not oae OF them dare lisp
.,.,n.. South Carolina for the same pro.
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~ According to the census just taken, Du-
buque City has l543 polls, Julien Township
Svv--total ls43. Yet at the recent election the
number Of votes cast in Julien Township was
qA63 We believe,
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Nh. DrSHAn-cir The Republican State
I'd County Ticket was carried in Lucas County
Yesterday by an average majority of GO
rss-fours truly, J. EDWARDS.
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here ID mourning in the Spanish bull-ring.
csehare., the frs, matddor of the day, well
knovn and much renowned in all the most ia.
nous arenas Of Spain, has met nj last the fate
which beiaiis 30 many Of the professors Of his
dangerous and barbarous art. In bull fight
d Aicauts be has been so dangerously wounded
BET, should be recover, it is said be will never
h able TO enter the circus again.
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= LeHt0I0oWrc.
HOUSE, Republicans. ~ SENArE-Republicans, IS
II. Democrats, 80 Democrats, 20
Repub. maj. s Repub. mai 3
Majority on joint ballot IL.
Divisions in strong Republican counties came
very near loosing us the Legislature.
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0-fwo Germans nAned Hsnsy Long aud
lawrence Knollmiller had rough and tumble
Eight ON Taesday evening. Casss-too much
lager. They were beth taken before Justice
Harris, and n0ed Il and costs each, which sums
they paid aud were DISCHARGED.
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The GREAT OYSTER BED.-The Norwalk
Gazette says that up to Saturday night, in
elusive, upwards OF. 100000 bushels of oys-
ters mad been taken off in smacks schooners,
and other craft. All through the week, from
two to three hundred sail OF vessels were ell.
gagged in dredging and again on Sunday
Connecticut highlands. A gentleman COM
petent to judge, who has been upon the
ground, gives it as bis opinion that the en-.
tire bed cannot be exhausted in five years.
The average earnings Of every man who has
worked upon the spot is stated by the Nor
walk paper to be, at the lowest figure admis.
sable, $40 day. The discovery is more re.
munerative and valuable than any gold mine
ever discovered in California. The excite
ment all along the Sound continues, and the
New York papers publish columns about the
discovery The oystermen have not been Sc
unwise as to turn any considerable quantity
of their catch at once into the market to
knock down the price A few have been
brought in to bait the public appetite, but
most are transported to the shallow bays
near the mouth of creeks, where their rapid
growth will more than pay for the trouble OF
raking, besides giving 20 the FISHERMAN the
control of the market, when the choicer var
ieties are scarce and in large demand.
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B.I&N.R r. NOTICE..

Oice o. she Darlington and Missouri River =. c..
burington, September 10, 1850.
= TOcKHOLDkRS u The BaFlABgsco ana ntAsaSi
y River Railroad CeApeey. ere 1arshy Doiesd. MAS
has been laid upon ~ Stock 81 the Gem
pAny, not full paid OF Hite Dollars FhArc payable
before the l5th Of this month; give doass Aare,
payable before October leth ensuing; Five Mars
share, payable on Or before November 18Th ensofhg.
and Five dollars share. pAyabss before Dsssm-
Der 10Th ensuing Stocshodsps Teeiding 10 lova, VII
pay the C6cs VI the Company at Darlington, theee
igan Stockholders, 70 Gsorgs = Peter, Eeq, psset;
and all others .. The Oce o. the COMPANY In Boston.
ny order Of the Directors.
sepA-hptd j. N. DENlbON. Treasurer.
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Fannine Mills

WYE, have Iust received Lot Of No. Yanning
w Mills shas arr sup.rics 70 AAy ever eosred In
HAs naytes, 70 which W invite The aNsnsion Of The
Harmers sad Grain Dealess-
oepee-wom S1A1 hA0h&.
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q ne Jasy j. he CO afatAp State ".
WIN. =. fhonas. IL Which Ito 1sdsnlAns Il
charged With rape. we're unable % agree alter
6sing out over suensy-soae henss -slANdiDg
for conviction and for scqaittal. They we're
therefore diaeh.eeeA
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SAM ORD'S 5atdn
CAT HAIR TIC PILLS,

| @-AIT--- Is CUNFUCNUEU HKUW
Pure Vegetable Extfnc1s, ana pat up
lM GLASS CASES. AIR Tight, and VIM
Keep Ina amy climate tsfr
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22

The Memphis AvalAnch (portentious namely
openly accuses Senator Douglas Of treason to
he democratic party and says: THE little
lpasiale has drawn from the democratic party
lii vitality, as the ms.letoe extracts from the
OAK ito Substance "Wbat," it Indignantly
ras, 'aas this rebellious demagogue done, that
tie democratic party should now hug him to its
bosom aud strike down q faithful President
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.--The following nsm.
bes the principal Prisss in the Drawing 81 Sep
TENDER ID, 1850: 49, VI
Nos, Prizes. Nos. Prz Nos. Pviseo
1883 aiOo 900 Gs 1iup0o 1850 $4,000
96.as5 10000 1.s97 300, 1871 5000
2s,qs7 $4,000 1426s 2 200 23,ooi sos
2aS75 1890 4,44A 2,ueO
Nos lies, f,a92 1855, $50. 5.i15. tots, 7.91l,
IL aa6 1850, 81 47A ,5ss 2sbs2. - s5s, $500
~, 32S, 81 slt0 each. s4& ast@ s5
The next Drawing this lted Lottery Will take
place on the i9tl Of October. For particulars sea
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