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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-25

The same duties shall paid upon the importation and s1po
tatSon Of any article shch may be Legally
j1so tbe doinions Of the United States OF America
- into those Of Paraguay, whether such importation or
| he made in vessels Of the United States Of America OF IN
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Yin bic 1amen.

Nn cte 0dnteh.
Or. Samlpn's unb 2acofe's Nranetntttel fir Rrantbetteu
In bsren Office gu ertalten. ScniuhuttUntn unrnteeltIt6.
Die partier p~erTlberten gtnen ,ur Serfe Sung Der mOnatltter
8etntsuua wtrten nit erEbtsr si6ertett., Oene S6mer,en OSet
E%icnat9s nsbeaaemli6tstt cher Gsfae5 sne Isreen PER pcf fret
no6 alien 3heuen Der Stab ceer hes ldnoes noH &tntenbuno pCit
~ an Dor 1919, WpR. Office Slew+gert uberl6ttt.
Observation-Disclosures, we wetesr Sine, @ebdrntnttersortau &c.
Nnben {dneQe 8eletttaune tn cbteer Anitalf.
6etlnns Garanttrtk
III Gtfpnbere 8iHuaeF fur Ds"sa' s b.i.tpp
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Sr. &nfelnno's berabmtes

TTT'T W W.T.
tett btlhweretn, Dispspf; unb NsIblubt, trrul
Fdt ortr uerYGis S6wGGsn, Observation-Disclosures
uNb Ale Rranfbeittn, Uelte BON berpUrbenem Wa>
gen obtr Der 9tbtr tntleben.
So: ais s%tsOptans. tnnsrl Dc 'smorihsn. auSrane Ds
UIu.es nd esm Rppft Sduft I'm Ndstn. 6etlerenatn, sob.
tstnnsa. 1epttttUastsit. Solver. TN WaStn, 5&wd9s anl
.afts 9tfatI i'm ga5sn sas unteslstt e3wersr atbsm
SStsE,,i'p ,s En- ~ 5$ ~ 81 otF aas,n: e!'f t,. '9 a, s.na Ssa$t
sereen Ter 5aus ane austn, e,ttsnR,&sn, eAmsraen in
@att aS ben @ltsbsn, Disc I'm RUyf xnb Bremen Ina
5tstih, S~austGtett uaA Nlebxrstf&la stattt.
Dt: Gtaemtbumer s~npfstIsu bttfs Il.btiin Der MufHsutfam.
ktt bs gutItfums. fer ~aberitust BON bta aDtrtb unb htr
dnetn,tHentett p~trfsIttn fur dQt Qtthen, wUfIr Ht ~sprRttsab
%tntpfebItn Wirs. " In btss ftn nsuts unh unsrprdfeS
Nttts! fsa6ean stnts. eas felt 10 Sabrsn bts pslfunS Sr benz
anerttdNtf&sn Wsltt ttHanben BAT unt bsKtu RuT Wnh gse.
iauf So itst nod .su tttntm Gatern trrtt9t purte. Die
%3suantat ~fl&t berhhnsts unb ausstte&uett Aerit unb VrL
ssbru ms %anssb.nsrt unS tt"s s.asu, DarSlsiaHa Sss 4EEiisr.
,tS sOn benz StaentRlnsr %vubItstrten aImaua&s, wst&tn Der.
hltt an tnsssleit3 Ssra ets assntsa esrtRdI.a ldtt. mus aa4
'%tribmtbst U~srbtsnt, ueI&t q trIonet BAT,
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Wt6ti9 fir iunge 2eute
Sr. Samion's mnb Sr. 2acpte's

OeutId : fran5OiiIde Seilanitolt,
512 9roabwas. benz Ct. gi6olas Sptel s~sseuibsr, Stew. Noy,
Die 0ptbwenltsttit In 8rantbeiten Der Gei6I 6tsOraaSe Stin::
rattpneus uno Bulge SebanSlnns benz beatI&ea pu5itumT Der Ser Ser
Stadttn ~ bteten, bat bic cet8en Serrtn reranIast. aud in bieIer
SpecialitGt VI entgeltlt6tn @attl su ertbetlen.
Sn oielsu 70 rt6ttsen 1ebeln 1T TIRE 8ctdnbluna aralca NIT
h.rieutasn, mel6e TT Ser partler grarts anaeran6t NIB ron aSbSm"'
utrn, me @ttcrb, Nelpean &c. pertreten rtrb.
I'm uu6 bier bieie 70 ~ertolsrette MtetbOee e~tnsufabreu, bat Or.
Or. Qaofe BON benz Hospital des Veneriens In paris Hh r.
ppeen seiIblt, Elm 8wets6ureau In Stew gOrt In cbiaer Mrtfoit
ansuleaen, no fetnt mib Or. &icsrb's @rdparate tets Surrxthin
!en wereen.
YerIruep, welde nit Stnerif6en Cter e~cteIn,tn 3~ranttetten 10.
toftet FuN, bura Sarenersulk, 5elbabsaedans Obtr fCnaips Nus.
f6netfuneen TIRE @efunehstt teruntersebra&t tnten. an &eb6dt.
essr gosI sSr i@C nas an DI a1 Sn,S%0tsa, per Ssf6lsSsts..
ben. STE wcrpen f&sr sebetl1 Utne tn itren GeeI6Sfttssrn os Ttn
Az ,.tosn.
Sn ben betrsttnstn 6daea rerbea nur utrilGe, oolson,s6.
un6 radanttilde Wttttel aneewenbet. s"'~'IVS
@uA ntre per Gcrreipoaeens tn 8rttfen Natt srtbeyIt. s,.n
etneel6lcnen fnS. Sol&e Srtefe tittet man an Dor S57s Wost.
Office StepsSVrt ~ ~abffTren.
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5arsdpariao az unb Xbcer=Nineu,

.,rirsu Nort[,ibioteit, Sobbrennen, EOpfpe4, meIteS non einem
nsrSorhsnsm Nfa9en berfommt, lebelteit, llnreiuIidfeit, S9mer-
gen nns t%ranf9sai5is %Inlgg s 4 il ' is Gi%se% 9Sss mi s3S9Sgssa :s 49, !:
pSasnueiSge SufrRbenbsit. Gin ier gutter Pan ,par6e eS lehn, lpsrn
man One @fsn einnabme. Wd9renO man DE @ilbtiri&en %0ebraudt.
Tie obiaea O~teci3nen lpereen nlr 3~ubereitet bon
Or. Swapne un6 SCbn,
wo. 9 gsOrb Gtebente Str, sber9aIb Der @t0rttnr., QbIabslpbiu
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Sic mertwiirOigitem Gurem, Die nod je
Otrrifltct tpnr0en.

Sic mertlullrOlglten O1lret, Die nod je
Oerridtct iunrOen.
Swabne'8 5ulantmenSelebter Sprup bon
@tlbttri6 en- turirtc @oporO 9anpiOn, Germantown Noab;
Der pi:rten s%eeoendter. pn einem &nitsa, ,abna4ms oeS 6lej4c5
sr tOnnte wsbsr iteben nod, Iic8cm ebne Sei9werlt4teit. Nrteitsr
in geprse @wseuep's Safuerei, &iS9e 0foa0, unterba!b @alaec.
SlpoDne'8 Wtlptir16en furtrtet @5efiel Gbpz
mas, uabs gbBnirpiue f%rdberbtn BON 49ilacelpbia, bon Na1t-
ISmeien. rirdnrlt6en Sufen, turSem gtbem; iein 9anjeS Sp-
fsm mar aIBerCrbentli9 9eiaWdbt. DreBebn SABRE fnb iet-
Benz ~UsrEoiIet unb er erfreut ib nod INNER elmer 8uen @eiuno.
belt.
5nanue'8 WilofirI9en betlten rie 6rar be8
Srn. Oeuart. 95 DIT Pennltrabe, S%teabins. SIT felt tberSeu8t,
Sak lie iNr Qebex reteten. Sic bate bic AISseBrung I'M b69len
@rabe. purhe aser pSats seiunr' nadbem ie bic g8ilotiri4en &C.
NabrbtttSIsbe @smanO beSwsiielt, taan ObtSe S~ei Suren beSsu.
aem' ba bic Wlebiin BEL Jpn 8etauIt worSsn.
Ner3te oetrauden 1no enlpfeblen e8!
Or. g. S. @ulUn, Sranfin county, &p., i6reibt; "Seit IL
Sobreu babe ib cine Itarte YrarlS nno empteble Or. Swapue's
sSSiammenoelebten Spuip bon g8il6tiri3en Dor alien aneeren 06e-
Si,inem. Sn ben 10 iebr ~0elr9teen 9un9entromfheieu, Die ii1
in aentud9 ais 10 bbsorti8 erpeiien, balte i4 t9n fdr etn uniGas-
bares Wlittel."
eutbSI, benz SSau,en belNbter Aerate anSebdngt iinc, bic aber nidtS
NIT ieiner 2uIammenIesuns gu tbun batten; tra9e aber INNER
ausbrldliS maG Or. Smapne's sniammsn9eestem Ssrup bon
SHiIbfiribsn," bic eim;is a4te MilbtrI8en 3ubereiunS.
Sipdpne'8 iiber3uderte
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~ Mae Gorteu ION SerrenbemSe

icwie ipnitt9e 98eBnabere.r werbcn auf baS Ior9fithsIte unb
pinttltdiie bel Der $ an au0eiertt9t in
Nopl5,1w Np. IS 2erm9tpnitr0Be up Stair5.
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ScOr6utti6e 8ei6Werben. %9totblauf, unb Nu8Ibld9e ieoer bb
gen Natur wcroen ~perbtnbert buy9 bieieS aqbetlen6e YerI16n
%ran9Smittel oes menihliten 8brrerS. gS BELT iOwUbI bon Grur
aus. we IS aud jeoes wcttere llebel i'm &Brper ~5erl6rtu. i'm idu6sr
gu BADEN in Ger iabrit No. 80 Wiaioen Game gltp- gert unb +
aaen Oru39iten sn 25 Gt5. 63 Cts. mo 81 Die S6adteI.
NfnnlS-24
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DR.. Hufeland.
0ulfomiTher GprbioI

O1l1antttb er CORDIAL
fas lAneat 5ttInns BON Rua.n. Grtdttuns, SnFaea,tn, Drax.
gsnn moo m6sIi&, Gr,- .,sruns fur aas an bteftr 9ranfRtF
esissaet, felbf In ben ltstta Sfabtsu.
Dttfs berabratt Preparation III eIsid Ign Uttttrn luSerIAt.
70. % IL fur eint 1lGde sUn &ranstsitsn b.ftnmt, As
nr bttfts &anbss unttroUrftn Hno &rdnfbtittn be Ssn H.
fr Fletntn 9ridltunQ %terrnbren. DR.. 0ta, btele evHe 6rat.
o. GnttSrttds faat:- Sd wtl nttt tttaupttu, iat RAFT"
Fpr uns In, Tas biz YsaunS bs ssbs gttber far bic DtwsA.
nsr dnb,rer 3unsn anb. ab.r Id Tam bsRiuntt strF&ern, sal
IL uns arantbthtn son srSetrtr Stf&brIiHYttt uut rtttr
5tegs,fdus ~inflbrtn.
stnst 'lstntn grsdltans sntatbtnbsn Rtaufbtttn, tetst F4 kb
stnem Btt6 uber mad aus SEN BertHttu beb BbtIdAd.
90ta @efunobetttamteA vntnpu1ment Gaht1s. GrRSbem DBL.
ia>tlpbtl anertannt cline Der a~sfunhtRen 6 tdht ber unISr IL
ltAt tf Kabtatt
1852. @tiammttatl br Sttrbsfaat iO:s"
Starbtn an 5&wtnkfn3t 1912
anbers Rranfttttn 8,S49
80. 9tfammjaeI Der Sterbtfdlt 97l0
Ssarbsn an cd winbfa& 1885
A. SnRsr' Sran.etttsn 1884
tSos. Seismmtlabl Der Gttrbsfdu, lisa
ttartsn az 5&utRbiuGt 2.l7S
- dnbtrt Rranltetttn 1886
Dttft Baslsn s.istu n. hdb 1ttsabt BET 4. Gbal sutr EttrSS
faat In bttftm eanbe eurb NaSIttrune p,rurfa&t ntrbta, Cd.
otftttn ycu ben idblret&en dnbtrn Rttbtn. Sic Spv s{an
tst6rrH G.:1!.@ua btrbttne!uhrt utrhrn
SdUnt euere @tfunbttit unt wtnn ttr an elmer Grtdttuna Der
Druh pbtr Qun9e lttctt, tdufet cine TLafhe SUn 5ufeIanb,,s
bnliami16em Goretal uno t6r tSnnct auf fhere @enefuna rebntn.
1aufenbt taben btefes getbaR une btnen irunbertare gtrtrne
beieuat.
Suten fcmntt aber rnandmdl prn S~tr6urbenem Nlaoen. In mel.
5duen ppn etnen dn6auernoen Sufen berrlbrenbtr SHp6Ge uni
@bfpdnnuhe bes Banjen Ssfents rrtrb man bas 8ttters Srn erD6ent
gsben Hnben.
yttlaoelptta, ~Serferttat uno BET auen DrisStRen unbsSlpretaIttru
burd bic Der. 6taatsn verIauft.
Vrsis Is Gtata bic 6IafAs,
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=, - . a yonn q nxEnAx.


-. No. York fines hos aBAttle hymn" il
,.eor 81 he AmsricAn champion in the laee inter
,sticpel .nill, the tollowing sxtract trom .nisn
a commend 70 The 'shero,s and ~ similarly m
clined:--
But. Heenan, boy,
I fsar one day there1l Be ''iniL'
when champioas I'll viii get their Ill
OF fight;
A sort Of eeneral grinding day
II Thy Quaint phrase, the devil 70 pay,
With heavy weights and light;
o, Heenan, boy,
Within the bounds q this World Ring.
There walks certain Champion King,
With WHOM ne I'll must tuseel;
e Perhaps youkno the wight mean
He's quseriy bsilt Iankjawed ana 'esn'
Without sgn ofmuscle.
Bot vet though his conditions" poor
a coor can Sc, one thing 10 sure
He makes his s.mawley" felt;
No fairness shows be to his foes
He dealS the fouleet kind Of blows,
And strikes below the belt"
No "sparring,r stopping !" s'countering,' then
Ny s-shoulder hitter" 6oors his man
With just single pass;
Yea, Keenan,, boy, when he "let drives"
Before his bony bunch Of 6yes,
You'll surely go to grass"
Now, Heenan, boy,
With such siively mill" in view,
A course Of training TO 90 through
Were surely only right
Let me suggest that you leave strife,
And for the balance of your life
just pray instead Of 6ght;-
Eh, Heenan, Boy!
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OFFAWIMENIU VI - TAI =.
WASHINGTON, 10th April, 1860


A PHILADELPHIA BURBLE BuRsr-Loss or 81
600, Oo0-In the Supreme Court Of the United
States yesterday, the celebrated Santian Land
case, which was recently so deliberately argued,
was decided in favor Of the United States, thus
finally settling the title to large and valuable
tract of land Immediately adjoining the city of
San Francisco, and which has heretofore been
claimed under Mexican grant BY the San Fran
cisco Land Company Much Of the stock Of this
Company, perhaps larger part of it, is owned
in this city, and the tract of land in dispute was
estimated at not less than fifteen millions of dol
lars. II lies Immediately hack Of the city Of San
Francisco, and very much in the position Of that
portion Of Philadelphia above Columbia avenue
50 that the natural growth Of the city must, in
few years, cover it with a dense population
The decision, though not wholly unexpected
caused much excitement in money circles yester-
day. The par value Of the shares Of the Compa-
ny is $500, but they have sold as high as four or
five thousand dollars; they had latterly, howey-
cr, receded to about $780, but during the pro-
gress OF the argument few weeks ago, again adj.
yanced to about $780, at which considerable sales
were made; since then, iumors Of an adverse
decision have caused rapid decline, and yester-
day, before the decisioa was known, sales were
made at $50 per share The Company own
some other property, the title to which Is undis-
puted, and the shares, therefore, are not alto
gether worthless A favorable decision would
have run up the price to $40, 900 per share Our
.itizans are losers by the speculation to the
amount Of a million dollars at least.-lPennsyl-
vanian.
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The PROsPEcTs We have taken considerable
pans during the past week. to inform ourselves
Of the farming prospects hereabouts Different
persons from different parts of the country, give
different accounts of the crops. In some locai-
ties Of this county the spring wheat is reported
as promising a full crop, in Others but half
yield. The winter wheat is pretty much all
"gone up" on account of dry, frosty spring
weather. Our most favorable accounts are from
Grant County Since the last rains, every far
mer we have spoken to, seemed much enconr-
aged IN this County much of the land sown to
winter wheat, has been plowed in and PIT to
corn The farmers in this county have got in
most Of their oats, wheat, and some corn; and
the late rains have given them a start that makes
them generally thankful bountifnl harvest
will place the farmers just where we want to see
housekeeping an independent position, where
money-lenaer can't reach them with forty feet
pole.-t Prairie du Chen Courier, 10th.
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The PRINCE OF WALES VIsIr TO AMERICA
From private information we learn that the
Prince OF Wales will sail from England about
the middle of July, with an escort Of five or six
steamships. He will land first at ST. Johns,
Newfoundland, which Government has made ar
engagements to give him suitable reception, and
sail from thence to Halifax, Nova Scotia, where
the English North American fleet under Admiral
Milne has been ordered to rendezvous to receive
him, and after short stay there the entire feet
will proceed to Quebec He will then visit Mon
treal, Ottawa, Toronto, and Niagara and it is
hoped that he will be induced to proceed from
Niagara by railroad to New York, and tile feet
be ordered to join him there and sail from New
York direct back to England. When the last
steamer left England it was not definitely decid-
ed whether the Prince would visit New York or
Washington, but il ID hoped he will be INDUCED
to do both,
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10 TIE LEGAL FRATERNITY


We have IN press and viii. have ready for d.x.. -.
uae Aath q MAY next = solnne containing the
lstfi as.d Gris4iaal Codes al I,.art;ce
bly,. Ns'e'h
These practice acts take effect on the Arxs AZ
next yes thr regular eoa 10 he pubshed by te sac
cannot he ready for distribution for some seven
The publication Of this volume has been determined nrc
n view OF this TACT and In consideration Of me
Importance to Attorneys Justices and County onicrn tA.a
tns should have time aud opportunity u hrCnns fasiisr
win the new regulations governing the mode III proslnre
" courts which are entirely dinerent from lie :. rsn.
syaeu Of practice.
The Chapters and Sections ~ be numbered 10 <crv<s
onu WIN NE regular edition 10 be published hy the state
serNohs ei the sd Code which were re- enacted win be
printed In fai AM In addition their regular NJ mhers
Will also retain their former oncs II - =
Ine Volume wiil b closely compared With he enrolled
nc ounce ~ the secretary 81 Sae Tho grcAsess
pam. taken 70 secure correctness In Ill pasticulars
y. hsing pEi"ted on Ane book papre: VIM ~ neatly
bond w taw sheep, and furnished Il 81 50 lsxr cy In
additional LII T57e'7s4. IN AZ. -,
A. the numbs~ - " printed y limited, shoss Who W.
copies .hpnld order use,A tnnssAiely, t1
Specimen sheets may h the oc " the Olcrk a
the District Court VI e1rh County. fT7 TTT "a
MILLS BROTFIERQ
CAlckc PRiMTsHs Horsn
apFis-opim Dss Mcines. lssd.
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CHARACTERISTIC ANECDOTE OF PETEp CARr,
WEIGHT--Numerous anecdotes are related OF DR..
Cartwright. Among the many we will relate
one which is strikingy characteristic Of the man.
ID the days Of President jackson he was spcnd
ing Sunday in Louisville, Kentucky, and wns
invited by ayoung pastor to preach in his church
N the evening He accepted the invitation and
appeared IN the pulpit. While going throu i,
with the Introductory exercises Gen Jae.sson
came into the church and took his &C., NJ
young preacher, whose notions of ranect.hi;,.
were somewhat iastidious, began 70 exhib;t con.
siderable uneasiness for fear the rough ana $500.
tric Cartwright might offend the Pres,lent 4.
length he whispered to tho uncouth old strs,oon
Ten. jackson is in the congregation, hnt 1he
individual addressed paid no attention ~ ,he
hint. Again the sentence, .'Gcn. jackson i -
the congregation" fell upon his ear with rra.,a.
dlstinctness than before. The patience az n
backwooasprcacher' was exhausted and t,,r,. =
20 ms whispering tormentor, exclaimed IN ; 81. w
that the entire congregation heard "Wh., =. ,oh1
care for Gen. Jacksons God will dam Hin ~ !.
quick Is ny will ahy niger in Kennedy r. y y
doesn't repest!a As' y he
nc mortified young man afterwards tried u
aMp'ioglze 70 Gen. Jackson for the ronrhness Il
-. cartwright. jackson replied: ..You need
not apologize for that man; ii | had rer;mon.
% sach men could conquer old England
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via Michigan Central AZ d Great West.
ern (canada) Hallway. ' "os'
Chicago. Itral Depot foot Of Lake SC.
cepied1 arrives !, ommodasion, daily Sundays ex
yys - IIcip ati Express SUNDAY. .xcsn,sa
500 A. MI polls 400 p. m; Cincinnati al $40 . m
riyes AZ d. shning Express, Sundays exeepted) ar
4.ODa 1trot 200 p. NJ; Suspension Bridge or Rffao
Bosto- a.; Albany SEQ p. m; New York 900 8 n. !:
500 ~ ~. N,ies Accommodation except Sunday
,s M--New York and boston ExDre.s lrxoent a.
o n arrives at Detroit tbs a. m; Suspension i,rdS
n. 1uuaio 40 p M: Albany 400 a. M: New YORK
s.o ~ = M; Boston, 200 p. M
a.-omcannau and Louisville Cxpress (except
at4 400 p. M IVY a. M Louissnle
une train on Sunday at 500 D. M
Inc 500 A. NJ. and 500 p NJ trans co,,.,. :. NJ.
All na ane rmuao and Lake Huron Railway for Buffalo and
r. points ssss at Toronto with Grand Trunk RAILWAY ~
=; ass.on 0guensb1rg Montreal Quebec and ali nnipts
Maine s'Aons, NeW hampshire and
Bag gage checked through
g. tickets for sale ut the prncipal Railroad
nsars est and at the general Office corner Lake and
80 ,orn Streets opposite the fremont Honse 1,hica
@"' At the Depot, foot Of Lake street Ss-e''
II. J. SPALDrxc, Pass AGENT pe''' 1sr
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice u hereby given 10 the ste
Moines and Lee Bridge Company Nv
u sail Company will he heia 81 IN
Judge 10 the Guy Of Burlington, Dcs !
on the First Monday, te-wit, the II
Isds', 1t one o'clock Y. NJ. Oh sad 4.
kiecting Omcers and the trausactlns
Agencral attendAnce Il requested
-. VIM. q. CAM
Augusta. april ~, lsje-Atw
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FLYING JACK.


Il The Fnstest Trottiag Stallion IN Isr#-TiH,i
Ii seven years old next June, Jet Black, win q
foot white he il l5s hands high and weighs ~ -
he y compact, symmetrical and muscular ID fru v
nervous electric style Of action give unmss xat TN
OF the speed and endurance he has shown aph The 60
road lie will stand as follows: Mondays and fas
at the stable Of Elijah Wood in KossuIh: Wetne@
the stable Of Horace Meeker, three miles sOutfa
Dodgevi!le: Fridays and Saturdays Ut ths stale :
Lawrence House, Burlington.
TERAs.--For single service y, 4ls for the ssis
4l5 10 insure a foai Mares parted with before D.
OF foafing are considered with foal Good pasture
ded for mares At distance, all accidents a TIE ris
owners.
PEpIGRrE.-FLYING JACK was fasled the prop
Andrew jackson Of Addison, Vt, sire sherman
Hawk, r sire Old Black Hawk, g.sre, Sherman, 4
sire Justin Morgan. Dam Of Sherman black mas
Young Hamhletonian, &. dam by imported halEAs
Young Hambletonian by Bishops HsmhlstaniAa y
BY imported Messenger, dam BY Leonidas, - "
founder. Flying Jack'sdam ny Bsrney's her y
II. MEEKEk
- &c. d. EAENEs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

| sNakEN YEARS OlD.-It is lust sixteen vn,r.
since ffoi. Morse put up the first Electric iTela
srapn IN America. The FIRST piece OF news sen,
u,cr !. Was the nomination Of James X polk ~,
ureside.,t, made at Baltimore, and announcca 4,
"as4snSson two hours in advance of the mail >
10 one OF that day, probably not even ia
rtoaessor HIMSELF dreamed how closely tho Ecc.
Iic Wire would be interviewer with our da;,,
laie. Now, railroad trains are run bv elecfr;c;,,
Thieves are caught by electricity. Watches ~
SCI and clocks strike BY electricity. Wire hel,s
afe fang BY electricity Armies march AMI
neets sail At its bidding Treaties are nerot;a,ad
~ rs word. Two friends in remote towns M
~ help. sit down and have q family pame -
chess Two Emperors. a thousand niles an.r,
ov us help, carry on the siege OF distant XIV
NY night il flies all over the world. ra,her;nr
news 70 serve up TO rs at breakfast A. ~, !,
mes al over the world, here eongratujatinr l
n.'ae, mere ordering fin,efal, here wartime nr
DISASTER there sumInonine help 10 q wreck h..a
bnying pork by tho hundred barrels there salts
gram BY the thousand ashels. arranging ~
ieasts and tights, for sermons and stncL -. -
gains Tor the harmonies Of q CONCERT ana ~
aiscords OF . convention, for law.mnk;ng ~ e.
law breaking, the fall Of Empires and In IN Ut
.ne tnermometer the candidates far tle p..s -
y hcy ana the candidates for the Peniten,,...
truly 'ne romance of the Arabian Nights i ,sr,.
nfsldc the reality Of the Electric W;re = ., a..
Journal "e.--AIDany
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

Il
| MIsLEp ny CHrReH The steamer CITY \,
l,Clev,land arrived at Buffalo, Nav 30. and IL,
following incident is told rs having occurred !,
Dunkirk. The mate, who was at the wheel wlle
making the port OF Dunkrk, (wlo il an old lake
sailor, and well acquainted With the harhor there
but who has been absent for the last wear al.
ways laid his course by a certain church snire.
lie did so this time; and the consequence WAS
that the vessel was soon high upon reef. The
church had been removed, it seems. recently
some four blocks from its original position. il
IL said the mate ia losing confidence In every
thing, now that the churches deceive him -
Cleveland Plaindealef.
The editor of the Albany Flag gets Of the
following squib
Why Is the editor of the louisville Journals
career through life like celebrated tunes n.
cause il is the Rogue's March,
fentice, WHO Is dead shot, loaded his niece
ahd, taking aim, let the man hare il right in the
teeth, after the following manner, to-wif.
Why viii the editor of the Flag, Al ne end &C
his career through life, be like d tune az Para
nin''ss Because he will be executed on single
string. 80
The following may be found in one Of the New
Jersey church-,ards
weep stranger. for father spilled
Iron stage7coacb, and thereby killed:
m =. name Was John Sykes, maker OF ssssencets
ssain with three other outside passengers
The other day Yankee gave abergar won,,
couple OF cents 1.-Two eents.n exclaimed 49,
take them back. sir; I asked foryharity. ,..nh
40 ANYTHING with two cents' my dear MADAM !,
said the polite donor, Il beg ycull keen The rens.
ana give them 10 s0ne poor person
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19
GARsIDE's PATEyTPEy0 -.

We the undersigned having er,.s - "a isA
sides improved Rail and B0a,d Percs 49,. = Car
surpassed BY any for cheapne.s. dsrssss, ~ s'zz~
| fencing material ~ Aasx
| We would therefore recommend h 10 .s,~m
70 Dunld new, or rebuild their old fences v
*. Holmes, Danville, Dies Moines coun., =.