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IN cHANCERY


THlS essse cane GO " h. b-s,s
II - b cay Of MAY, iHSs Bs., /.
and eKhtrbs ne ans1rr ~ & L,tI,t..
lice anu he process deb .I-cuss "a a.
tsIsadhn1 sVrs has siI nesihs ,nt, 49,.
argued ~ eeonSsl % tua.tar.si,s 80
me cesri hkisg ISe bill tot cosl,,-.s A.
vhs have not sssv'rd com stra.lsr sy,, :,
decree, thAi hassT craai-.t,ttr 9, 81, :, =,
% secoont % he siAin # IN ssris -
al e,hef hrAs 80 The lard - 10 ~ 49,
aad theh pfioTsie, ssa rvs~r 10 i' = Casu !, =
der 10 Asai ces'ss, sia'itIsN aA-,,,r,,,
Nv hImsrlf dressed ps-iIn's. - aA,si %, 1.
saif,d 20 BE- - sisie'i ~ aS' q - sar,n
Thai Ikr GAid Coo n ,s@',tsr a., t,....
nos aRd pace Of tsk'nE s.G ssCr41 10
chAFlsssoSh Fee PE,>s unse a --,l e. \
slces~si - werks 800 sBeA Fss.Sa'Ss -,
fsaivs!ssi - petsossi srfvtcs a. sutA to,r
the psyiies ot anV Of then sI--P Jot- gl-,,
Tucker, Of Rirhms ~ are un D t,t /.
Bslgi@ors 10 vhOm rsf,cnA' UoIk, ga 4.
90 IN ufiIies A Coet --r'.l,
boiy ;, Ies0 r T BROWN CT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05
REED.

on TaesSey. ne 9'A iIs, By Rev X. J Rich.
sIa,es. NJ RYNoRD JACOBS 70 Mss SAL
LYRRlTZ, ell Of Loadeus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05

EFThs aRds' o. Bssss,piS ssd Collier
sill svsfof favour on ihs osssF y lesvisR
then stus Free Pfsss Oaos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05

ENNa LIMIT Safer 81 rrasu kssak
e. Hfrs sln faeisf = fsvaf ~ sasssr fssr, "a
~ essfs - ~ ostFiss fasssss. Hsfrsrs. Fst
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05

Ibe fFisads - MI ssd Egsssti - Der
asd ise Ehais Oppssitoa fiokss 90 Aiasou.
D, az belt = grss5 Rsusssiios asstips %
81 beeis 81 80 sssaise - essartsy, tSs
~ II Szla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05
THE ENTLER HOTEL.

THIS Old es,sbli.Aed sad ven
II kucvn Hotel. 70 sbephsrdssc-e
J,Grfsos Cossiy. vs.. is nor 10 ne
posse,.ioa Of the seb-efiber, sso u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05
VIaMNIR, to-wit

In As Great Court 81 J 4 ,.aC-,,
ssrAn e BsausDck. EEsssu4rI +,
Haethanes, see~sN~a, Pc
-f r. AEataa
AisIa der r Roisi.r, snd H..,s b..
Eda.aBd Lee, ADDE'S h0a'tf a.. a.,
faymAu, - II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05

Ia lAs cHsau Cssn. Jsas6s =.
Wa. MsEitsy, Pf
Asa 8tEfoY EIstuthr Sc 5s.iyr u MAJ
Asn AtEtcf Ac. pHt'
IN cHANCERY
As1 issea 2 q Esutf. Pc
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Lsnps, sbs as a ~ q 4afY Ahs ssE
- dee 10 sd stk~fs Qeu
LNXfRACT FROM DEcREE f
- gssas - fsromasitisd 70 Cuam's-4
sd ihat - isqaifs intr asd tspoff 81
tfs eisseled b ~ sad decfse 81 30 -sa
Feais 80 sasks f~puft 80 tts pfsas 49, ~ =
sHh taF specs @susfs uhifa h. msv s.fs
tts~si. ~ shtcs sHbsf Psftg msy ,q,is 800
tiaitd Ace so C0aattsloasf - dt'frta ere
apiics 81 fhs hans snd slacs o. fGresusf 49,
cree ~ pobi rstios ~ ssuss ssu.ssgsf ~ -
- fias lsaisso, iof 4 o ia esafVf Fsst ft.a
r1hafstiea shail o. q fiFsirst to psItsa -
Et1s 81 oiics % bs ~ iiss
a Copg -Frsfs
Joiy isoo q r. BaOwN c.
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Ctaf rgiruf. Ia. 80
Nhe Partiss iatsfraeI in .tr a..ts ~ q %
hsfshT ronf-d tssi aavs appaitts8 10 o. 80
AaSuai arti, sfng omrs b. fEetBs ~, 49,,
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81 efste. aANL 8IpAE Go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-05
Cona, ssioEgss OrrrI }

AkHisstnN'H' 80 lr'
TIE parties a. 80 l,,Ec 800 hit hFut, !"
% spFeaf - ~ o1os 10 g asrissevn : -'
Coaniy, YirEirts. % To Go dsT y. AuEs' a1
aiih thsw svtdsa~e, ~ snsth ne o. si~fat -
shov~ deere EDND y cooks 70
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21


$3.50 New Ye1kA No. L..
- =. - -
ID ye1essdays - - - =
Il aa1n1fea r. tNQ Nc4yo115oae 19obo9t 0Q1nlDl1l
| O. b1vipG - $50 oeAI = So
Csa15e conp1e13p0. - pefty Ado9eq4 y eeatq
l a neeuluf3ons = = Vnisn s1d ecnssfva&so f1aa
| aCtcf. NJ Cslht9n. q. HsidGeRos6 Nas eAe1
Pfssidsnt = - bolters conseassoa q# @slg i
rss s@.ss n rfpn WashinEtoa " ta N Il
| The Pse1ident, yesterday Meumed = - -
| -. Is IL reqnssk she palp4 u m kyans ~
| was reeeatly cnnerned - Possnastsf - peeA
| tar, ulinois 1910 ~ 49, ie aa,s sass
fMsralda Weshingtes Cessespondsak1
NJ. Amey. Of Kanaea WA exa1inedyoDGrrtny
b. the committee. ~ apeassr past u ~
his tsstimeay rslatsd . Esnsns din dnsine
u border tfoubla. With pcGrh Is Rrovna 80.
nsnts n losA i,s q I T.s'IS ~ No.
II. Arnsy tssfi1ea lit Dcosn peelhrea a. II.
caae sons.hefs and run " slavce e. -
eesth. 70 u 10 make that kinA of pecrerev &c.
cure. N. Arpey testified that b oOpose3 60
mode cf Interference viii slayery. 4 T1'-3
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

III - -
-. -sr,--s2. ~. 1ssslsug0f0E
- = t1Dalst1 $780,. : e -
= - - 's5ss. |...
i nsssls1ase 0o 49, 90 = ~.
Msni - ~ 49, 49,. GO. .s LII ~ II. /.
- eNsy ~ - -, s,.s,l
- - ssAeal - vAssss ulSy ,..l,11.I =.
80 Ss 80 is1sai. sig ~ adisaEsl lfRi1'lH -
- - e ~ vaSalg -, satsss $3.50 -
- =, :: - = - sAss. a.si; -
TAaa - llliss - sjo,1As ~ dIuunwreati,,,
nj ~s.9eTtai III M tyIlsgisasT : u 49,
W. t.re yearusea nss6ows yss1ksInstg
- ~ - - IgMsqi5nill EGfsfaa@a .GT
w1ss 7h.s = cnsss1sss - - sSiiausa
- - n4 sA 4ai&Esstg aizagsf biss a.EE1A
h 44as1lsJ sht n IA
4 behoA you = Ririk asssnalsa to1ay.ia gif
- ,..n would = vitA ySs - - sAat ss,
roa have Invited - Liza 49, - = ~.
And fain \ vosld p,eaas 49, . y,u,e $780,
80 - .inees = eaa1, - d1uves n - - 4si
So! eepd yoa GOD vilAsa - - I~S
~ - ncn saailss q Heaven ny W evsrNSf
I'D yo " h;sss. - visA g. sSa,sr $780,
H.rio,d, Con-. Nov. 10 o,' ,.,,. 80 an
the AOnH0N PnOBl1n.-JuArD fJsna1aAnSsA5a
.ho y on his way Aosns ften lGtsh ~ vay
Catnosnia, has pAan fof esttine SAennssp 49,
of the NoFmons, which i ", o. Refmeti~
Administrati0O. Hs Win ugnH - exornufoa -
we presumption laws over IL Tsesieesy. ; q =
sec u aArge gentle snigzasiea . ses&y sDeisssd
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21


Alszssan mustang KAnansns.-yts. ~ -
poor, bond and free, al eolors grsAs md eondas =
life, We hear the same NEED d psas swasded d. WsnA.
full article. Sores ore hsalsd pans evsd I'VE nvea,
valuable animals made usslaa and Untold M 80 "
This grsas medicine, which zag y ~ 3.ashsat q
man. WHAT family does ~ rsqsks saadaf1 Linsssf
Who ever heard o. he sas e1sess prcduesd W nv eF
articlss Hor Cuts, Bruises, spsans Rheunasm, Swsa
ings, Strained Horsea, Be-, be- No sqsal. 1ssoss ~
hmisato~s. rhe genuine Muaang Iini.G ~ ~ ~
respectable Druggists anA Livery Msni IN every tssn, ~
- end hamlet throssho1t Nssth anA AsuaA ADesea -
pps, and TIE Ialands u ~ Oeean. ny . onss. IN
s3 AZ III DARNHs j PAN, ~
jant4wlm a9 n ia Rssps1sosssy Hsw YEA ~
wIes-Wles-- wsss.-DaA1Aslass w. ed 7sspsss
nrpas n. my - ellaaE. ngiA M AsraAaa. 1Aaag
70 charm 10 sasnhs - bsaAa-as s1slahaag 49,
ne head; indeed shis b ~ oily KaaaA1 1As visss
shess thln9sars psuIss1y unAsss1eoA - aaas
siBw1y. #faatatA u DsaA 0ssss, ~ Tea.
Ham Dys-HAn Dzs--zAn Dss.-- w. a. AstaAs
ls,s Rsir Dye zAs Original osd 1ssl - ~ NNsds
An osAsss nsrs inaalisss - shsala = @ssssa
goa wfdh - ssespe rdaa. t9 4atAH agf KAT aaiioi t
Cyov. Red, - nussv ~ aysa i.aoatly = hsl1nnl
- naesral ass~. - hasss wa,AsnG - ~ tny -
Aoir or sh1n. tE.gsAs5fyt
Iytsss. AtSsas ~ w asass ~ - $1,000 -
WI. A. naAcAaaas anes -. ~ ~ O., - apgns1aas
Aa.s bssn .Assso - 49, 4 - lasans n - = Ansas
Dye.
Nm. A. lstdasss's Rsis Dys psaaress sssae ~ -
- aiainguauAeA Asa ae111. - = wAaaAsSao - -
Aure In ~ lsass, Aowsyss lans - - sseds -
~ n sgscss o. haA dr. rsnesa; - - hvSssAs1
q NE by III qssnda ~. -,E,ssss "A s.sss -r,s
Mads, ed Or appasa q . Dssvs1s ssa1O = - 40
Dneerxy, ~ Bod aseea, Msw Ycsk. s .ss t,-s.. w.
sasA - u caass aaa tsvss q ~ Unasd DasnsA -
49, - pnncw ES~a1n nn>nrpa
~1hs gsnnlnaAas - lsns - eA1mD 1Dn -
paaAs snoRaviAg = Sus 49, u go Dsx, q .sat N.
a a s.s ~ wIAIAM =. DAfonnl0A .s
NlBs1y. i ,saSs 5 49, asuA ~ Tea.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

sayor Mills Of Trenton, n. j., is an editor,
Gt, like all editors in office, exceedingly faith
kp ax public trust Having cut of half the
psAure q the late fine sleighing by an enforce
nen' Of the ordinance against speed, a waggish
friend entrapped him to take turn himself, and
put him over the road in fine style. The result
vas that an alderman who understood the joke
nade the Mayor walk up and settle, although he
rotested against the conspiracy and declared
ai bis friend had promised to drive slow.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21


4 kOrfos, -Seeing the worthy Senator 9
= Aanss County, and our niniatare Ton
sas representative, still pursuing their usual
~ valln and ayocations in our midst, instead
elAs With the soversigns q he Capsfoa,
- - very forcihly Of the cries and VAN
go Raek Republican extravagance end dis
WHICH iasssd from their medths IN pro
during The late campaign. And y ha'
- - iaquiry Have they - length beccaAa
s&Na ~ IL Republicans d Mt nsed thai
'ssa easa er 40 they think that y y DeMf
sads hoaASy = rsnaaia and secsss IL g. Isst
-, ~ becd :Asir steDs vsstwaslor services
- y seespc ~ and Tsnaass As1ns p
~ adeseds Perhaps many oecsdca. Y -
veg q q. md them b enaoaed e
. saaA.rensa 4 IA not vote - tnas aP.
49,. ~ lssziag - - inegr thas % 49, ~
sr.s - hessl he y d 49, eo!n!nf !os.
=. lu v ~ : ~ " ~ ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

Said Missourian, talking about John BrsSwn
evasion Of Virginia, .Why, he made two inva-
,oas into Missouri, and each time he did more
t,nsge than he did in yirginia-for he run on
some niggers from Missouri, and yet there weren't
srenteen men in the State that cared anything
Sa, the matter and am sure there weren't
svsnteen women or children that were fright
nd And if the people had caught him and
sng him, If the execution had cost over $50,
De Auditor ought to have disallowed the bill!n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

ThePember;on Cotton Mill at Lawrence, Mass.
which is been involved in so appalling a calam-
d, Va chartered in 1858, and the factory was
erected soon afterward. John A. Lowell and
Sannel Lawrence were the leading owners. It's
ir may be inferred from the fact that it con-
ained 600 looms and $4,000 spindles. 1t was
sa feet long by 81 wide. The mill was involved
b the failure of Lawrence, Stone l. Co., and was
odd b. auction late in 1857. 1t was purchased
bg A1srs David Nevins and George Howe for
lsasOo. The original cost was $500, 900. The
sresent owners have run il about two vcars
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

The Maquoketa Excelsior of the 10th says that
the voters of the Maquoketa City School Dis.
trict voted last week, with but one dissenting
vote, to authorize the District Board to purchase
the Academy Building end grounds for the dis
trict as . graded school house.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

The people of St. Joseph are fond of pa
tronizing their railroad. With ice fifteen inches
in thickness on the Missouri at their doors, they
ase filing their ice houses from the Mississippi
ut Hannibal
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

u We occasionally notice prairie schoon-
er' passing westwardly through our streets.-
Whether the movers are bound for Pixies Peak.
IN search Of gold or going to take possession Of.
some vacant quarter section in Iowa or Nebrss-
IA, with the intent to cultivate, we are not in
formed. We hope the latter. One thing, how
ever, is apparent-they are taking an early
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

A PRAnEw0RTHY Acr.-Thc printers Of Eco.
ria, instead Of celebrating the anniversary Of
Eranklins birthday, a. was contemplated some
tia,e since. unanimously agreed to substitute for
he celebration . donation to one OF their
fellow -craftsmep, NJ, Stephen G. Bliyen. who y
now lying hopelessly LII With consumption. In
accordance with this praiseworshy resolution, on
Saturday evening they waited on Mr.. B'ivsn q
his residence on Irving street IN body, and
nreseosed him with purse Of nearly seventy
Scilsrs in cash. together with . lot Of groceries
mi provisons. NJ. Bliven has been III for sew
eral months. and having wife and two children
relying on him for support, this gensroas ccnets
bs,tio Of his fellows Of The craff Was - ti@Gis
3 L was generous We cannot TOO freor;s
commend he wise resolution l9fstG Iesrine
printers, and have NO dcQhAsir donation every
one q then fsl' just enjoyed The most brilliant
would y FESTIVAL on Escord-[Psosis Esan-
EnG za tisa Il n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

a. The Montgomery County News thinks
County Treasurers have right to charge ices for
paying taxes for non-residents, first because their
salaries are small, and second because non resi-
dents are Spectators and ought to bleed. This
y the gist Of a long article, and about the only
reason yet given by any body.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

|
Christopher r. Hewlett, Teller in the Market
Bank, committed suicide yesterday by taking
strychnine. He was - years old, and had been
married about wear. .s Nh
a collision occurred on the Hudson River Rail.
road Express train from Albany and the Sing
Sing train, both going one way. The rear car q
the Express train was smashed; 10 or II passer,
gers more Or less injured and one, Mrs, ThOs. II,
Field killed,
Mrs. Field, late Miss Anna futile, late principal
Of Public Schools in BROOKLYN, was married yes
terday morning ct sisters house in Kingston,
Ulster county, and had just started on her bridal
tour g the south .
NJ. James H. Horton, who was converting with
MIRA Field at the moment Of the accident VA
thrown over the bank into the river, falling on
sneice. ne was out slightly injured.
inc accident happened IN the same way y 49, ~.
on the Harlem road Yesterday morr.g Ine
cypress tram having been co%pe a. = sns q
We ROAD TOT some porpoee = - y. 49, 0.l'k
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21


L . ne H Ayr dapaFlae q. he aHrisss .
Westen Eulssisss has bssa sssns6ssred U ~
sdisosita ranao ~ II N. nayeee4. II
Friead forenAn wants - to ssnA ale.x H.
@sabr u oar sesaasAs In regard 70 III srrsnss.
nens y take corn Of his delinquent subscribers
n r, n orr opinion. newer win see The ..nubr
(binA) s... a ~. s w
A CArHoLlc ORGAx Excsrrp.-The Nv York
Tablet, an organ Of The Catholic CharcA, end
supporter Of the Democratic party, issrsasly ex-
cited over the recent ontragss psrpetrassd upon
lriah Catholics Of the Gossh- In speaking upon
this subject the Tablet sys 7..
n the safety fthe Union b only 70 BE- aecom-
plished BY the prescription u the freedom of
speech The freedom Of The Preaa, the ffeedom e
circulation for every free citizen, BY he de-
Traction Of the habHs corpus, by the substitu-
ton Of mob and lynch Law for that Of the Courts
Of Justice, by the contemning Of constitutional
rights and the disregard Of constitutional guaran-
tees, then We say again the Union is not worth
saving, and we, for one, would not lend hand
TO ave il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

y
He said he had written letters at Mr.. Ms request
to the leading Republicans, asking them to sup
port Mr.. NJ, which they did.
Mr.. Morehead said his former remarks were
thus substantiated. The Republicans expected
| that Mr. Montgomery would act with him. He
suspended himself from the charge Of Mr.. Mont
gomery, that he had boxed the political compass
H. had been Democrat the greater part Of hil
HE and had left that party only when he had
4 found It slipping away from the principle Of De
lmocracy.
& Mr.. Montgomery replied to Mr.. Oovode, who
he said although he had been Q candidate Of TIN
the Republicans of Pennsylvania, for Governor
had here voted for Mr.. Gilmer, large slave
holder and an advocate Of the slave code. II tn,
shoe pinched, it was the cause Of Mr.. Covode WIKI
put it on. Il Was unquestionably true that Mr.
Coyode did write such letter - described, bu
1t was addressed to come Of his bitterest Qppo
nents, who did mot fail TO vote against him. H.
said that Mr. Morehesd had in effect admmittei
the truth Of what he, MoOspomsry, had stated.
Nj. Coyode said that those who refused 4
vote for Mr.. y. wers the latter's neighbour, ant
knew his colleague better than he did. He
Mr., c., never knew that III. Gilmer was In favO
Of the slave oode. Il.
Nj. N said that they voted against him be
cause he vas democrat; would his colleagu,
| again vote iOr Mr. Gilmer. Cries from RepubIi
can s,do call roll Adjouraed
4 S-iArR-Mr. Huntsr offered resolution Il
> ant 5, 500 extra copies Of the 9ecsetary Of u.
1 1reasury's annual report. Referred !
NJ. Gwin introduced . bill to facilitate con
Fmunicatioa between IL Atlantic and Pscihc 5,
the electric telegraph. Referred. 500 4st
Mr. Brown introdacsd resolutions ~ the e0ec
that the Territories are the conu0a property 0
81 To States and thas citisens q IN hsss
Rswht "a AmtAv inAn tRen Nth nrsvu,aHv sar.rafan
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

Hon. Chas. A. Mann, President Of the Oneida
Bank, died suddenly in this oits to-day Of apo
plexy. He was in 1870 : member Of the Assem-
bly,, in la10 State Senator, and had been Presi-
dent Of the New York and Buffalo Telegraph
Company; aged 81 years m Isrr
Montreal, Jan IL.
Mills, Cowan Cross, Wholesale grocers in
this city, have suspended payment. @ wv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

Wa y. ~ PLs &Ott0Ay uSNL J#E M
A debate OF some length took place on the
point whether the Senate had . right 70 transact
any business until the Huuse organised. W. Al.
The Senate finally, by vote Of A. to Z, over
| ruling point Of order to that effect, and refer
ring private bill on which the debate had sprung
up to the Committee ON private land claimA
$50 extra copies Of the Treasury report were
! ordered to he printed, 4 4a 1s 3 ~
Mr., King offered resolution appointing . se-
lect committee TO investigate whether any portion
Of the public printing appropriation had been
applied to the support Of newspapers, especially
the Constitution, Pennsylvania, and ArguA and
Is to the contract said 70 have been made BY
| Mr.. Bowman, by which be was to receive 90, OO(
dollars per year. Also, whether any member d
the government was privy 70 it, and also what
reduction can be made in the price ofthe public
printing. 4 " Bs a4 ssE4 n
/ The resolution lies over.
Adjourned till Monday. a 4
| New Orleans, Jan. IL.
| Judge Caleb granted to-day, IN injunction ID
favor Of Horace Day, and against ~ firms, re-
tricting them from selling corrugated elastic rub
4 Der GOOdA sA a# 10y
| In the Louisiana legislature, to-day, ths Gov
ernOr's Message was read. II recommends thai
the State be prepared TO meet it, aistef States o
the south in convention, IN case Of certain con
tinHeNcaaA ~ mvOFD reeAllaaaOn upon the hos
tility Of the North, BY licensing and inlictinl
discrimination against Northern epcdn, amoant
ing to m absolute prohibition
The House passed joint resolution, 1c-sInl
the Harpcr's Ferry affair IN attack r. Z. 49, nSa'.
and privileges Of the e0ath; =. Gaseln6 - ~ !
tie hostility Of the North 20 - $500 g
lRepuhlican Pyseide-4 wSH causs dssolstaon e
1 N Steamship Habana, has arrived heFe viii
Havana dates 70 Tie l5th ins& .F
Ths weather was hot BaGne1 - rscev
esing
Sugar MS firm; bas ~ tsaasactions vess
smau ft
| Frsights noaainaL EKchanes . Laaaoa Il
per cent; o. New ycsk y pr cuak ~
i Boston, Jan. 10.
he bethdAy n Ffankl'n 1asoQ nmeunorsAeds 4
suaio Han, lae m ~ H. Iyaaklln 4ypasTaphl
| ~ society, before whom Hon Ed0asa Everett
d1liyeFed a oraticn "a ~ early H. u that az
Sineulshed printer, psefAGing H. reslashe with
NOT beautiful md feeling silaalon b ~ taaas
tVcphs * Lawrence, and slno appsoplia nay esilo
sis3ng the talsnts anA WritinG u a. ~ Lon
tlacsulay. The HAll was crowded
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StalhfAes.

@opcrs. Court. Gin Sarrsntrsitsr. Der INIT
Isinsm gfere nnc Uaasn ben Ssit, n,pta r~srlrcrr,
bSits. niufte Gle sslsbiiWt Strass sabfrn.
9ia wsissr &agatuue muret mss.u Sruusrn-
belt unp U1'nt:idsr 6risrsnSa1runs gam Sst,en-
gang perirtbtiit.
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esn woresn mar. murpe cab{u ,urnfattrant.
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rem StsaFe ;atIen.
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Der @shanies rat Tpsltslfuneen eintr iraa;rli.
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alc SnHrttantr irnaen e,ntm b,rr lsirsr nar ,n
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