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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

a UCITON NOTICE -BfCHAvD WALTERS GENERAL
n auctcree sores - ssct broadway aud 2s Catsa-tut
street s outdoor saiss at Aactoa or hnraehoi Furniture
Snd a.. bods OF ltrsora PROPERTY nscdarsts WIZ
scsse ss Furnia,e, Psno: Horses Wagons Carriages
sen Sdssrcse mace Furniture Pianos horses WAsona
CArrlaaes % be sold or stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

uCI10k NOTICES. & J. BoGARr, AUCriONBEss
VII 80 on M,odas Apr H. a. 0ls ocioss, at Nos Ts
nc ISL Hast Iwsny srs- toe nni'dpgs Lease and
fnturse OF large DiuAery CO. si-tcg of eof log
Npn iis'ilnss resief ysts e,.y Caass ADD all
sso horse Wagon had Haynes aso ,esss and build
iogs on The Above prensss. N. g. -Shs positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

Ia u.LUDtUW, AUcTlOe EhA -dANOSOMG HOUSE
~. hold Furniture - n. II lu DIV CO. will sell, at
tiop ~edpesday, Apn Is al II o'clock ct Ia West TWEEN
" Sfh street, the Furniture contaned Baid house, oons
ilg csrved rosewood Tstea 1sie: side pon
Chairs crimson and goa ssiin caei; wood
rente Tables rosewood feven octave Panofors
wood Lsere black walnut eAepsion Disns Table blssk
Bookcsee marble tap Coosole ard 50 Tables
mahogany french BedseAds dressing Bureaus Waslsands
&c black wslnut Bedsesds &c Wiul ow Curtains and Cor
nces French plata pier and mspei Glasses oval irrors
twenty day Clock hoca spgravings velvet and erusses
GARCIA Diner and Tea sets, DC For caeogues apply ~
The auctoneors' office, NO Pine street. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

~ u. LUmow, AuUT;oNyER.--a vALU ABLB
~ Ola conpiinog hs entire block bounded by Ffan r
se~) svnnue eSh i2st scd 32d opposite
Nonnt sorris square which hes rtceny been opered
ppiiic squire Il. h. LUpfaiY 4 o.. viii asll ct public
uccn fficsy Apr, ~ 1860 AZ IL ocloss ct the asr
h.n fxehsnee BIB Tor ne " s ioss on west eide IT
oi 5'h or rsH) avenue ber bs front cswvo l2s
nd l2?o stree directly opposite
10 sytrue os the sfs aide of 9Th sveaue
rtrs fruot hetwsta Wet f2d streets 12lst
s ON ,he noyh side Of l2is. street between hh
oh fvebu-z f2d street. Lots she aida ~
erect bet nth Ee~l aud 9Th sbst on
ne ssoe dasysm 10 cent az Ne pnrchsss moasy can
feusiE on bond aud nortgsge Tor r OF years For
otths pr pe' and frhes particulars sppy to h. f.
Low a CO, NO Pine street. Sr. way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

dege his duty male hs wonserf OF cure
Re VIII fud ful pre,cfptons vib asuuctons ana
e. irss Of charge. address Dr. r. o. Boyd, Iyl FrxaAa
EEnRAyjEa sTD PRINTING Half PRICg,-waD-
IA ding Al BIZ and WAITING Csr1s vote aud Wed
dtrg s,ol esy bil be,ds Lzese RDss Drafts ror-
traits bipli dc, at kkLLYS 81 Fulon 81 Now York.
CCIT EHwe--& UPhRiOZ EUALAp COIN, A VERY
VI dAicisps FOR table uss nded ny all pbyS
fjr dyspesta Re had Ia Me-.
Ro3 srd il-A tn xees Addressing esnusi
B hsholr "a wee. 1hiriy re street, New Al
ders Attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

HEERY r. LEEDS, AuCT ioNEEE.-sALEssoox no
Ii % Nassau sireet-H b. II. LEEDs CD Will sell or
nonosy Ap, 10 at M O'Clock. No y Warren p'acs
Charles street Bouse bold Furpu embracing general
ccneiepg Of Brussels ingram carpets leg
Begere marble tip centre Ia os
sce wiu6ow Cursps ed wood Conccs
wood Piano. octave made by Gilbert hair Ma trees
al Of WHOM made order for 'be present
mahogany marble top dressing Bureau black wslnut
dnir Table, hall sssnd Brueses aud
csrpes Cloths stair Rods Crockery and Kitchen
HEkRY GREEN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL.
IL quors, 10 Cops4bes sale this say ut I'L 0co:k At
~ vii ian stvees-a arsc quantity Of Groceries, Tea ce
Soap kptes Cheess starch, Pickles Butter, Ale Porter.
Oives segaIs, DO. j. B. WREN Constable
ALSO.
CHAMPAGNE 80 cases and be- skets Champagne.
CIARYr-20 cages C1Alet, SEQ Olives tsrctes
eoAP-SG boses family tosp, IL b0xea Starch
rICE-4 bD)p. snd heyce Ktee
EUT1ER-l2 6rkins prime Butter.
ARKowRoor- "a csses Ja,naca Arrowrooa-
POETER--fU dozen Ale ard Porter, ptute.
EgGARs-b4 so foreign and domestic segars
PAfNTs-SG0Q lbs, Wbie Lead and Zinc
ALSO,
Three quarter casfs Brandy lido Port Vine Edo whskey,
126euij Inns liquors. 1rrcs Scales fins Aubs
sPpiNe ' fupEIfuEE SALES -HrNRY GREEN, Auc.
cpeer 1874 William New York sves his personal stten
saes 1t private residences In New Yoss and Broo
Good pIices Insured and settlements made same day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

DOAD wLGONB.-wE BAvE NOW RKASY POE TX
III hibitton spring Styles Of pnad and top Wag,as
which Ne invo the attention Of gecenen about giving ts4
orders Having Tor many years made ngk work 0u!Y
eeAy We are % produce Wagons Of unsurpasss1
eeeance combining durability, lGsnees aud style, wk
Improvement OF practical ublty 5TlVHR5 SMITH, ~
Broadway; factory 10 Nidridge streek lr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

GALE OF UNOIAAMnO PA'1KAaEs ADAHf
- Exprosn OompeIy VIII DISC ose Of by pubic auction,
about 40 .lioh s.vs snAs1 "a ssr pos.sssios
ndy April! Is = 80 drosdway. up slaIrs LA Of sraos
' 1pxG sxfRSss COMPANY New x~s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

"yNlMEIEGs FOR MANrILLAS
4 ThtsMiNHe foR DRgES7S AND BAeQURs,
IL the rhest and tasteful Aigs bes
rent OF Aares az ell knSs Ut wholesale p~css, By
sBDLth NAV, sso Canal suees braudryih Building
aX COL EN- yAkss- l0O0 Las. woOLLEN YARna
W double sho hrs@ ply. for kacis shs~b
so Manufactured snd for sale a. taa Iopa Mills &srshx
res sbsve Poplar Philadelphia. Once sours from 10
a. ~.
ono CANAL Strict, N3
QUO Three doors west OF Broadway,
OPEN On SATURDAY, l4lH iNnfAHT,
Msees and ca ldreb's Bsts,
ladtea', bnys' Mttsea and children fhoes,
Ladies' and chicren's HoseeF 9iovss, &c
63 THOMAS kkYkOLDS, 3e3 Cana s,cesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

a. n. LUT Low, AUGTIoeEER HOUSE AVID Let
~ neAr Trinay Chapel H. II LUDLOW 60. will
sucson On rriiay April no. 1880 at O'Clock q. TIA
aestnsn~ kIchsrgs Wet Twenty siyb sirest-Khe four
~s oown stone aouss ana o. No e6 West .we.y si,h
ts't near Ttnhy Chapel between f,h sd Sxth
oc' fun s,e. bss NJ modern improvements Maps &C.
Il o auctiouee3's ofNcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

81 Monday, April Is
at o'clock r. N a. 26S jay street, corner Myrtle eveno
excellent rcsewosh Piano, ''0icers two Pier dEs
Secretary BookcaAe top painted Set Sofas Ch, IA
Bureaus. psiniinRa Brussoh Csrpess, So, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14


Tths TnorTlFI srALIIos "1JRAKA.n FoAssSLY
- Handy Jtn4 " s;lt stsoc toe folio wing
4, tbs stable OF The srts bs~ united
AZ $50 the For fnrissr particulars Wilkes Sc-
4 Ire aimee aii Ai.sS ko3lSsOr, fiahsiu fisini,
pntchsss county N.
fsIosTiNG srAtII0S JcP1vEa = THIS OEIRBR ATgD
hos- VIII stsna The OF 1874 frnu ihs ts
% the lat ~ Aeesohsz ohr EueaeoaeTt he
Course iruE issno $50 payable asvsrus
~itom Isu, NO VII be ssrved until the fse
service "a ps'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

JlTleN NQrACk.-~WILiS h sWoRrH, 400.
"A oDeerE Cd Libesiy street near Hrosa~ viii give their
auction salsA ~ Dry Goods futais cir, aud
a.; ther goods md Aersb Gse the
81 attention sales resi-. families -sNn.
geT hcasaGe.pns. Pa t,ngr paid 70 serns.
ard issat-p;a sales Enprssp,erts naso.
OrceIs ciisied ane rrullpty attended 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

Brosdwsy; factory 80 Nldridgs ssrse< gf
CADDLE HORSES FOR sALE-rHs OWNER or TWO
~ saddle being about to leave thu city, offers
them Thsy have been used exclusively under The
sedde chiefly BY ladies One Of TIE horses age <ad
&c erul al capable Of carrying rider weighing lbs
and gene Rs ed and pesfesly trained ,h.s ho
uuid inexperienced manage with
comfort he daily ridden Central Park BY chalA
Of thirteen This b0rse Ii six cid Ia sound ksd
and geL.le AID VIII be fully spted In every
The price for him Is 500 inc utrs eddie ard BRIDE Yhe
othr 10 scYrel h-rse. OF Black Hawk
DID, aourd hid and gentle has ydeee
BY sdy nnce te advertiser hss him Price $50 M
cuohs te saddle brcie Ac Apply private stable No IS
west twenty second street. between Fh and sixth
-
CCPEEI0R BUSINESS AND EXPSASa WAGONS
shifting And no top BuSgss aecord hand kookawas ard
Burgess. AL hncs Of carriages repaired and femodeea b
WIN. RAFFERTY, 2so Seventh avenue.
nyHoRLkY's FOOD FOR CATTLE
An ample period has the test OF many w.
has only estsbh the efficacy aud extend the
this tccd throughout and America In Royal apeA
ard IN the fsrmers yard f1 reo0 ~
known and ito The vgor n cooesanI sss
a piete dfyeWtcn work ano besuv ~
are lhe ben es Il Tbouaands OF amas nve
are annually saved OS 'n rss1sIEYs FOOD FOR CArfL
TRIAL psckarex st 81 ready
'A'"' pEPOT II BROADWAY, y. y.
{rdess accompanied by remittance prompuy e1eousod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

MARBLE MANTELS-GREAT BARGAINS. In mar
WI tas Tbs subscriber ses cheaper thsn 4
good nxsortmeBt alwxys hand Csu SION. A. KLgCEA
Marble Yard ll9 Rast Eighteenth street, we Of Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14


GIoT AND SHOE uPFEks WE sssi.0 AZ Tas OIL
ID prices sboai hs frerch 2tent leather has advanced
per cent In ordering send the ~ h.
Nj. ARTHUR 4 sen, 90 God street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

A UCIION Notice --BDTLHR, sCHULTZ & MATTIHys
n Ansnesrs, Gales no III Cedar stree. sDpnss ths
Pnst dee wl give h.ir personal aeenoc ssies Of
cots a,Ln F0kNItuhe &c., At The residences Of fla
LES See iplr haueskeep ~
NJ gBuhsDAY, GPbIi. 10, At IOIs O'CLOCK
II tie fou, story brown yes6euse 7l AN twenty
ses.n'h s;rest sDhGANf RUUssEOLD EuRNlxOR re.
Fui particular bsreafIer,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

tl!to ~ III ~ nnore ~, .s-. -
neither blind 70. her errers 49, 49, ! ky,h.
PerpA Af for KeatuckY II aesaas Il n
anything could have done u. 1 a. -
intescsG ~ - glsfy, sl,c k.s,r. Mr. IA hdas, \
would redeem that lack Of 49,. go oJisa,
love my co.hftsy: sim Al, ~ w III
I'm, and dcig, with uplifsed ha,s.h '; 4
any court, any President, any Coov,ss'' - A.
any combination OF States u,,1es sasysts.
.boll-l' from amongst men that Nh nea'sa \
human tis'cs ihaye worn II u a y I
days on csrsh And implorc va s II N !
mon blood and common name, ~ \, n 4, oa -
many noble hearts bear for you ans \, " Nv
ine ;h sn -. Is concerning you . % ~,
bear that title proudly long ~. .s1 yos n
ore under tIcgrcn sod. ~ gsy II,
/ Dredalbene, XIV. Jan ,eea Dh ksna4.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

DEAD Lock BETWEEN iowa AND VIRGINIA
The message of Gov" G. c. Noursc. to the
Assembled Lobby Of the State of Iowa, presents
narrowing state of affairs under the head OF
Federal Relations: ~ 80 t&97t So
regret to state that the relations existing be-
tween this Government and the Commonwealth
of Virginia are not of the most satisfactory
character. s
Some months since, citizen of Iowa named
Coppic, with John Brown and fifteen Others, in
vadesl the State Of Virginia, with reasonable
and hostile purposes, and with intent to subyert
her government and put to death all who would
not submit to their authority. &
The conflict lasted three DAYS and nights du.
ring which time, it is believed, that several me-
gr0cs escaped. sess.4Y ts
As soon as advised of the state of affairs /
Immediately sent special instructions to our Mn
lister at Richmond, not TO commit rs to any en-.
tangiing alliances and by no means to recognize
the government Of John Brown until il ,c.s mn
estssllilAd, IS
The result proved fully the necessity and Wis.
dom of my caution.
Governor Wise, with the aid Of q. S. Troops.
alter struggle Of three days, completely over.
threw Browns government and hung Coppic and
the rest Of them as traitors II Ii sincerely
hoped that this will be the last Of it.
Some fears are entertained, however, that
Virginia will hold this Government responsible
for the unlawful and unwarranted act Of Ceppic.
Under the circumstances, ! earnestly secOn,-
mend that you authorise tho Executive 70 call
out the Boone County Volunteers, and mike
i; !. appropriations for twenty days food and
0r1Qlg. 80 sngss 81 ss.ss 80 - -
/ In ~ shag,@gs Of pasr;otisn / say. II :, |
49,. We must, though freely confess that u !
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

A SERIors CHARsE-The trial of Or Icuhp
son, Adam Reulinse, aud John Pattr~'n and WI y
for murder, i now going on in Rock lsIaaa u
lore the district court OF that county, iht Nv
was commenced day before YESTERDAY and - Y
al probability occupy the attention Of tbe .oII
the balance OF the week The two trsi nsn4
deiendcnts are citizens Of Muscatinc, and oSsts
respectable positsons. The two last named H.
upon the Illinois side Of the river, opposite y
catinc. These parties were arrested some vs.
ago and brought 10 Rock Island, and ah.i
naming IN Jail several DAYS, they we're teFAs'
on . "iiabeas corpus giving bonds fcr uei Y
pcarance In the sum Vi $4,000 each
The trial attracts much attention, ~ 80
rooin being crowded most Of the lime, Iae F-
cipai witness for the prosecution l. MilsiI.@
fiuks, a rather pretty German girl abcas u.
teen years Of agc. Her parents reside o. -
tine, and were formerly from the Pro'lA~ y !
Wcstphalia, in the Kingdom Of Prussia ~ =,
have been IN this country some ten wears ~
has been ou the stand nearly Che eaay "
since the case came up. She is quite 'h'silrrsS-
and apparently tells plain. straight s'os y.
From her evidence il appears, that ~
years ago she was employed a. servant 91a
family oil Rculing, who sednced her and % iFva
public exposure, placed her to beard IL 100 o.
~ Of Mr.. Patterson, where she gave bhsil'e-sE
which she sass tho defendants killed aad ~
way with. After her recovery she Wa -
Chicago, and required to remain away for g.
: year, her psrents In the mean time flT,.s
her TO be dead Upon her return 70 NascaI.,
shc acknowledged her indiseretion to them ~
steps were taken 70 hiring the parties % ". n,
There are number OF citizens Of AakaI
present ~ witnesses. The prosecution sv
lucted by, Mr.. j. ID Hawley, District Assa'la.,
assisted BY h. 7. Ells. Esq The defence pr
J strong array OF legal talent, cons.ssi.s
Aessrs. Wilkinson 4 Pleasant, Reed Ms0
md Joe Knox, Esq, OF Rock Island, and - ~
'cosh RicAaian and Mr.. Brennan, Of Auss1
Davenport Gazette.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

There were 6o,6i7 letters sent overland ~. =.
81 Louis In the quarter ending January M W.
elusive Of foreign closed bags and throse
from Cincinnati and Chicago The nen M
letters received was III ,56l, not including :"
000 in closed PACKAGE
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

Andrew Jehnsun has been nosainated for Pres.
tlcat BY he Democrats of Tennessce. Every
sosthsrn State assmsto have Presidential can
didate Of ito own,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

g. Correspondents Of tie Daily Hawk-Eye.
p w. ,s9z DRs NoINEs, Jan Esd, 1860 1
You win remember that At the last session o!
the Legislature, there we're numbcrless petitions
presented, and several introduced for valuation
or appraisement Law. Then, the members Of the
House, belonging TO the legal profession, came
to the conclusion that such Law would be I'M
constitutional Not against our State constitu.
ton, bat that Of the United States, which pro-
vdes that gold and silver coin are the only legal
tenders in payment of debts. If we say that no
property shall be sold upon execution till the
same has been valued by men chosen for that
purpose, they become then the authorities to fix
the rate Of equivalent value between coin and
property-they authoritatively say so much pro-
perty is equal TO 30 much United States coin, and
practically, at last, make currency out Of pro-
perry, having fixed value. Such was the arsu-
ment used on that point, and it prevailed. But
a law, making thu. fiyst term an appearance term
only, in civil cases, amounting to a six months
stay Law, was passed. That long since expired BY
limitation, and now again, many petitions have
been presented, and several bills introduced,
asking again fora valuation law. The depression
Of finances, is, Of course, the first and only
argument in IFS favor. While there is much
weight to be attached to the objection, that the
Law would be unconstitutional, other reasons
have already been suggested in the legislature,
that hawke really more force than that For, it |
may he answered that the law does not stamp |
property as coin, it only provides, that after
party has hs Judgement, he shall net satisfy Che
same ont Of particular property Levied upon, un-
less the same bring two-thirds It's appraised val-
ae-or, batter still, it says to the Sheriff, you
shall not cell property levied upon under certain
contingencies The creditor still has his Judgment
and right p execution But his remedy shall be
% take certain property, signed under . certain
execution, unless the Sheriff shall succeed in
'ellag the Sauss It certain price to be asccr.
Eained. ~ ssa s. a ae4 sf
That other REASON i the effect such q law 1
weaA hsvs apoa esr forsin credit, and our
Aeme cash capital ssasss
Most ofthose men Who deal within their means.
VIC - eathe dlllsdlsy Into which thew xe,e
pauaEea two yesrs Aso 4 = iaoytly culy sr.,,,.
ators that arc sst invoived, mis- elias q s.,
'itlaens bold - tsasts ~ Lard, and aumbr. q
'ovu lots at Sahsleas Gsfes, ~, = dsoxnirv.s.
,atch q strsxs % % they q sSs hone ~.
Mar q two Gain W 10y law, nay enable ~.
= ssli q u Old prices; Or better stn, .hst s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

A MISTAKE We learn from the capitol that
Governor Lowe did mot send advance copies of
his Message to favored newspapers Messrs.
Richards ana Palmer, being at The capitol solicit
ted and procured each copy, partly in print and
partly in manuscript oy - sa5i ia, .....g4.5s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

Fc1icx ifKNs.-A boy about eleven years of
age was arrested Yesterday, for stealing ten dol
lara from German blacksmith, residing on the
nosth-hil ~ sil-s1 ssss. ,5.0 M q
portion Of the money was found upon his
persosi, he having invested the remainder in
pair Of boots lie has been playing truant from
school for numbered weeks, and getting into
bad company, was led on to commit the theft. 1t
is supposed that other parties areimplcatcd, and
Esquire Snyder sent the boy tojail, until his &C.
coc,plices are detected We repress the name
for obvious reasons Ale+t a} t-te-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

II Ia now announced in the fashionable world
that tho handsome Madame Bodisco, widow Of
" ne Russian Ambassador, win shortly wed
Capsain Scott, Of the British Navy. go s4l
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

CoRN-4swill be seen by our dispatches that
there was an advance Of s94c in corn At Chica-
60 yesterday, with sales at 47iQso eta Our
bsyers hers viii probably advance their Ag-
ures to-dny to correspond AsH e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

The bill to appropriate 81 {. 900 to the compile
tion Of the Monument 10 Henry Clay, has passed
ths House of Representatives of the Kentucky
Legislature BY a vote Of 50 yeas to 3 nays. It
he's Jet to receive the concurrence Of the Senate,
Of which the decided vote in the House can leave
but little doubt. 81 s3g.1 sga.e }sS- beri
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

The Republican Treasurer of the State of Min
nesota, in taking possession of that department,
was put In possession Of two 8 cent pieces in
specie, and elol4 in bills Of broken and worth.
less banks He proposes to hand the identical
coin over to the historical Society. - IL. La
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

G. w. Brown, the Kansas Herald of Freedom
man, has, it appears, got himself into trouble,
according to Lawrence correspondent Of the
Leavenworth Times. He says: "Appropos to this,
We have little scandal in our goodly city. Mrs.
G. w. Brown has applied for divorce, charging
her liege lord with adultery, and inhuman treat
ment' Browns domestic affairs are not alone
in a bad condition. His paper, misnanied the
Herald of Freedom, has lately expired. The
Republican is now the only journal published at
Lawrence.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

at the Capital that in caucus Monday night, Mr..
Palmer, of Dubuque, was nominated for State
Printer by 43 to so for Howell. No election was
had Tuesday, 7r7--;-e.. sly. H. -..- 81. 10 .+ T.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

There is large discrepancy in the accounts of
the numbers lost by the Lawrence disaster Two
hundred are reported missing, but the bodies of
only IS have been found, though the ruins are all
cleared away .ah
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

PAfnorlc.--It Il sad that Southern ladies arc
Offering their stores Of private cotton to be used
In making ropes for hanging those dangerously
eminent men ut the North for whose heads the
large rewards have been offered. 72 iae1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

A young German, now in Washington from
lows, Is engaged in writing nm Anti-H Helper book
ON Slavery, being history Of Slavery in the
British West India IslanllA He promises show
ing that the efforts Of English Abolitionists ruin
ed those Islands. He will give extracts from
their writings and speeches to show how near
they harMOnise with the sentiments now uttered
by Garrison, Phillips and others of their school.
This is Col Schade we suppose, or possibly
Count Nosras. In either case their Democratic
friends in this city ought to subscribe for large
edition of the book ~ ~ IN 4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

= letter from Washington says Senator Sum
ner appears to be completely restored to health
and strength His fresh, classic and vigorous
appearances must be Is surprising as it is crafty
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