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Army intelligence.

ne War Department have given The ioAo~.DS aiecr
fer the completion Of he Washington Aquedoet and
Potomac Water works accordance With The oct Of Con-
gress, approved June Is, 1900
Captain H. ". Benham, Corps OF Engineers, IN
70 bis preeen. duiies is hereby appointed en- ~do0n
OF the Washington Aqueduct and me 81 Engineer
Works and win have the d!re:ticn Of @ctomac WAFER
ysr Their completion and prese ,acr Inc 0peranohs
necessary assistant cierks, wcfsur a, e. ard c.r.
sy ali bills for materials or hat ~ rr nsymep. by the
scer under whose sa sEn,en' cnoe tie appropriation IS
Captain ~ G Seigs, as ne dsbursng officer Of these
VII aoeortanc with The above act Of con-
a , Chie rms neer, N full details al tne The The
." ates for "4ese operations, and esa which
.orks der constr action from time 10 time '9r af
49, necessary AGILITY viii be Afforded h'G ~ sion Of
NJ works assure sef TIA: hey arg oens S ON
Dracted aecor ding TO his sad Isns 1ererom ne VIII
promptly rspert he same th9 cLsf nngrssr ior cor
seecf sod, Z necessary 70 h an The Disbursement OF
poya Tor these and the making OF the payments
r All me materials ana @oS s iSr me az bo aSn s
SSne or upon the order Of the Secretary Of War.
70 aa Captain Aeiss IN these duties, be VIII be aatho-
rzed % employ draughtsnan, Il necessary and also
AS soon as the plans and estimates furnished TO the
hief Sng neer he VIII maze arrangements Tor the mos
vigorous prosecution Of the works and he VIII report 70
me Secretary OF War for his approval the number Of as
rtstan:s, clerks &c. that he may REQUIRE, designating
sse persons aRd-Ihe compensation proper FOR each.
The orders lately issued direct ng Brevet Loui COL
2ooss' company I'D, Second artillery to Fort Riley, e
been revoked Colonel Brooks win cordpsly return TO
Wrrt Ieayenwcrth and take post a. that station.
Captain Lyons company (B), Second infantry, WI re-
main at Fort Riley instead OF Fort Wise, as heretofore
ordered.
company Of The Tenth infantry now at Fort laramie
VIII proceed without delay and take post st Fort Wise.
me commanding ofloer of the Camanche and Kiowa
expedition has caused orders 70 DE Issued requiring mat
company under lis command, which, IN LIS judgment
mort and treatment for s an nas TO proceed
10 Fort Union " NJ and take posi- until further orders
ppon the arrival Of the detached company al tor Union
Iompany " Mounted Rifles Capt. Duncan 81, VII inme
aateiy proceed and join the expedition.
Captain Norris company (6), Mounted Rites, Is ordered
10 proceed to and take post az Fort Craig, y. a.
ieutenant A. 2. Drake, Second MARTY - been or
fa~red 10 jon his company al Fort Aoorcronrle.
Company !, Third artillery, Cap.c.r e -..;c5. nov
ftioned In me rresdo Of Francisco. ordered 10
proceed 70 Henry lake Valley, there cpcamp for the
prctec.ion Of the inhabitants OF that place.
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Another Fire at Poughkcepsie--Two Men
Arrested for Cutting the Hose.

kboui tso O'Clock yesierdly morning an aan oi Gre
rss given in povghsceYs'e, ard Ia short tIac tie
nremeu were lpou TIE rrouad. Il arsi discovered
EEzmg non re arge stable tne rear q Biw MS 10.
81 corner Of NIL and WASH ngion streets The famos
vrreaa rapidly, and Nor, tine less than Gyo or
rn Buildings we're on arc. Sx horses, most Of them
valuable animals, consumed Mr.. Bsldw e stable
belonging prime pay n farmers aud travellers together
sd other arises ne otEof auA ngs DESTROYED bsoss
81 70 IT j. Cooper sr., and VIM. A. Davies, sq there
about twelve horses Mr.. Elds ms stable, Eve
Of which were saved and turrcd ITO tho street The
raT<Ty md entire garden q 1T. Cocrcr almost entire
Destroyed, as vel as large quantity O. valuable Plants
arees and shrubs belonging " Mr.. Dawes.
ms Gre was also tue work Of sn ncendary. Two
zen, named Hcgn Donney, aged twenty two yoars and
r>rsons The act Of cutting The hose On exam nai co.
Was found that nearly three hundred feet bad besn Ge
v.royed They .ascn by the citizens 10 the Court
Bouse where the shcrin placed them n an
he names 81 ne losers BY the Gre, and The q
BARNS, stables and ouiosnangs oeore &c to l. R1dsp,
With coDtcn q, - 600.
Large new bri,. barn ard eon.esi-, together with
-ow she'd paint horse ard tool house. belong nr % W
Davics, DO, 5000 - 5000 Damage o raris and
tzces unknown.
me oss On garden must Be great, out cur reporter lI
rot snn the amount.
oss valuable hor.. xasor, hArues- ard t-ss, s,lars
One borre, wagon harness, tadde ard trdlc bsl1ug.
ing 90 Mr. J. smart, t4s0
4r J. Banks. horse ara wagon warcr fc1 Il Ocr.,lrr
gsvcs and mtiers Ices 81 co..
X. W. farmrle, horse, wagon ard harness, g1to
=. Cbccseman. DO. 90. eco.
1ndge Erocms bsartfu young horse. " n taruesq
$500
, Rank, horse ard WAGON, $50
The entire loss q about $4,000 Thsre vas brt very
sraa Insurance Upon any cfhe property TIE trscs gh
we're saved from per Oh ng the aaes ani turned no
ahe street have not nee been heard rom they wars
you and valuable animals and are Supposed o have
n moied some distance IN the county.
ne rct dence = NJ. Cooper caught Gre several lines,
mt vss eNtngu shcd ~ TIE frcmer. Conslderahie
lam 'ge vas done hy sater The samc can b ssi C
oihs, dwellings the vicinity ~ The nanes whrb vcrs
m dan scrous proximity 70 The burning brid'ree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,
TsrRspAY. July 26-6 ?. ".

THURSDAY, July &c Pm.
The money market reacted again to-day, and
the lenders again had the advantage. Several de.
mand loans at were called in, and the money
used on first class paper at 81 9. Parties who
have been holding paper for some time in anicpa.
ton Of relaxation in the market came in 10 day
and paid per cent for money. The market is
in that condition that a very small increase of
money or Of paper affects it, and, If continued for
two or three days in succession, would cause
movement in rates. The amount used in the stock
market has been on the decline for the past few
days. The sub Treasury did fair business to-day;
the receipts were 1881 ,e52, Of which So 900
for customs; the payments, 1854 ,5i7 balance this
evening, f5,2l7,53s.
The foreign exchange market Is quiet Bankers
fsk for sixty day sterling bills 1921 10 and 1i0A
for short sight; francs, $40, for short sight, and
j.l3l for sixty day bills. AT these rates the dc.
nand is moderate. Most OF the business for the
Vanderbilt will be done tomorrow. and the indica.
tons are that she viii take out heavy shipment
OF specie.
The following table will show the price OF sight
bills on New York at the cities mentioned:--
New orleans '''''''''''..'..'.Sa x premium
Nncago. - $500 'sss.......s........... 1
Cincinnati .....S.................. Z premium.
The stock market reacted this morning. The
leading speculative stocks were all per cent
lower. Harlem declined per cent in the morn.
ing, and further fraction in the afternoon, closing
at 40 for the preferred, and IL: tor the common
stock, against 4il and l7at the close yesterday.
The article in this mornings HERALD was The sub
ject Of general remark. AT the morning board,
New York Central declined per cent; Rock Island,
!; Toledo, ]; Galena :; Illinois Central, 7; Michi-
gan guaranteed, !, and other stocks in proportion.
Hudson River was an exception 10 the general
market, and advanced !. The Michigan Southern
securities were in demand az last quotations. A
stree. Tumor asserts that the earnings of the third
week OF July show al increase OF ?5
per cen, over tde corresponding week Of
last gear. " is probable dat The holders
Of the second mortgages may be asked to fani
arse coupons, after which there would be no o.
f'scle e re rsusaer. recovery e stc properly.
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Ccrontr's Inquest.

TArAt An ~ smrrrAKp--coroner Jackuau neli ar
inquest p. he body Of George saksr, Who dei a.
ecc'ved By "a, rE from u yarfarm II .hs Sri. rcro
90 ne I3,h o. APR -st Deceased ;hhlya years
~ sgc.
ssICDsDf M LAbpAN N.-Ccro1cr OKese held sr @.
gpest on The body n Jino Collier residing Of 30 kssi
r,reet, wto committed Scoids en- Isesdsy orrooo
a. tAkng aQuanl,y OF aDdaL I'm. IRON 'oe 'essucn7
.rrs.yef shss era "a. p,c,. q cf otraprn,e hatits
end tca SevsrA tines tkrea.cne 70 the oer ile
verdi o. Dc with iardanrn vas rendered nc
oess1 ~ rsive ~ Scola,' nlf, i'fee Jef ci aEH
and named
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Port OF new york, July &c, 1880.

Vs WV 1ul 81. lcOos
CLEARED
s.sansip FLORIDA Nes1n View orsans Richards Bernhard
slsan ship cryisr, Croker, savannah-H Cromwell
Steamship Roanoke, Coach. Soriot &o-L1a.am 4 Hci.
sfip sherman, Hl-tSorn, Livspoal-wslsh. Carver a
ship Universe, bevar, riysrp,'l-wrisaus Guiou.
SHIP Plymouth Rook, Hammond, Loniin-GrnneI Mn,urn
slip Ilbe7.s Aisrs. New orleans-T Stanton
BnFk y snow. llicgns Melo.grne.
Ba1k Thia, n1i.Inson, P5rtland-Desro a capen.
s Sss5s sf Ro, p csser. hcs.na
Brie Iotrs johnson. Barhados-H urierwooi
hs s NsT EsSry ss Ia0dg VA fS cs
rs Being We've 80 w,lrins,on sS-sre Son %
T. ss.ss v SsEsss Ss:; sr
s Sras. a.s r Fsa Ean
sssr MiS p..~sl asl, n -ssTTi, Asso..
ss;s E.$:; Ssssi So SSSs AGA
scSr ) ", f.aisln' B5s,cS. ''n- ~
ssIs sIs,r Queen, bsser lr,aN-ynssr.
iioOPP Agent Agent Hos o'I1 Brisio9L Kssng
ARRIVED
ys.r-aeers % IudiSo iielreteo -''
o cl Son @ Bp s n I F.osDs f INN" y
Ugh, wnd, rSs q ne pa "a nat, Is. niles Of
ship webfoo hedge Savannah, days with co,-n &c, 70
Bsrk Andrew, French, csrasna, Juy Is With sugar
sru',e, Hartman, for Portland and Gca Marshall seg Cor
nsrE Linda stewart. White s, Jaeo - iayr with sugar &C.
Esrs Er-nids Bos,cu, Grim $, Jasc with sugar &C.
B4g Ys.k-r .echum, Rersdlo- Jaiy H. with sugar.
Rrr sihsrine ar King DorcA.ser 10 days, with stone
y ,s s, e s s sy vi. .r, z
abos, 100 tons bottom but could no aCerain sny par
srsr WIN II cresre Br Bethel Eleute-, days with fru
srhr VIM n Crowley ,cf NschiaS Mitchell Jscssonvfe.
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Fire at Newark.

Ns~iHK, J-iy 3, 1850.
dstirrcive Ere occurred n yechsrfr s;scci Ia soS
cy hcctt Tc lex ths trsrL SO, dessrcy as n SAW
eirr Sris'T er'ahlshrcni aud Atsys- lureb1! 60
rerssls c.rr,C' manosac9fy, rc-di1s lsrse snouns
" to.s. ttrsr td'3i1ss stc.nrg sero as5 ian agsl
ess abCgi so.oco pGy,Any nfcref
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canadian -four vas dull and sales limited to some 600
bbls at a 90 for supernne IS 90 S. 80 for spring
wheat EXTRA and at rs so 81 so for winter wheat
Southern -four in fair de nand, while prices were
irregular, especially for common and mixed brands
The sales embraced about /, 200 bbs., closing
within the above range Of prices. Rye -four
was in fair request at the above figures, with
sales Of about $50 bbs Corr meal without change
Of moment; small sales Of Jersey and Brandy wine
were making within The above range Of prices, and
Of Baltimore at SO c1 Wheat again 10 but with
activity in sales at the concession and chiefly for export
The sales footed up about Is 600 bushels at 81 81 81 %
for red Southern 81 81 81 SO for ordinary TO good
white Ohio and Indiana 81 rs 81 70 for old red Indiana
and Ohio 81 IS ~ "A for Milwaukee club, the latter
figure for choice, and 81 IA 81 10 for Chicago spring
Corn was active, while prices were without change Of
importance the sales embraced so 900 10000 bushels,
al Gle. 6llc for Western mixed, &c. for choice do
and &c 66c for round yellow. Rye was heavy and
easier with eales Of about 5000 bushels at Soc Sic,
part in store Barley in steady request at 9o; Oats
were steady, and sales of Canadian and Western
made at 81 &c 80 and State at 80 &c 40lsc.
CoFyM.-Ihe market was firm, with moderate sales.
sale Of les bags Maracabo made at 15c sale Of
$500 bags BIO, Just arrived in Philadelphia today,
made, ex ship, at 10 &c.
CoTToy steady with sales Of about 800 bales
the basis Of the following quotations.
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,Jov.ments I'm Real E,t.,e,

nv n. ludlow to.-Jcly 20.
House lot 1855 Cherry st., 1x75, Market ST 81 500
Plot on ground On Elm ST. n. In. OF Duane st. 900
House and lot No ~ Hamilton st. .............. 1910
House ot 37tn ST., Us g. Glib av 25I6xes9. 900
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

7.
AsHIs-Soes OF so bbls made, Including pots
at SIC. and pearls at 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was sgsin depressed
with pressure, 20 effect which further decline Of
&c. l0c per barrel had 10 be submitted TO- The trans
actions footed up about 1000 IL 900 bills, closing
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s HIP PING NEW S

srEcIaL NOTICE.
Al pfi77si aai h,iys il l tsr ~ Wv YcrE Urr1iD
ci5Hd1e scdld.
ALMANAC EEw yoEE-Tnis
erN 81 kcoN
srS 81 HISn ~
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ship Suffolk from Liverpool for San Francisco Jne 90 la
ship Morton Giley from Norleans for Liverpool Ja,y H.
Ship Fideia Besslipr hence for Liverpool July ID no
Ship Centurion caulkins from Liverpool NyorE July Is
no lat 4c-by pilot boat Jones' No Is
II, no lat &C.
Ship Brandywine from Boston NOreans July a. lat 20
50, Ion % 0-by pilo, boat ID Jones, No Is.
Bark Mary Barney hence for Marseies July r. lat 70
20 Ion 68. = -
Brig Meteor Carmar, from Boston for Cienfuegos July n
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SAILED

Telegraph Marine H.
,rda Vera cras s yay % sgnsstA port.
Wind Sc, Light very foggy outs The Hghands bound i,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Six Little Feet ON the EeMa.r.

Six Little Feet ON tho Fender.
In my heart there lveth picture,
OF a kitchen rude and old,
Who're the freight tripped DER the rafters.
And res!dened the roofs brown mold:
Gliding the steam from the kettle,
That hummed on the foot-worn hearth.
Throughout all the lyelong evening.
Its measures Of drowsy mirth.
Because Of three slight shadows
That ircscoed that rude, old room,
because OF the voices that echoed,
Up mid the ralters gloom.
Because OF the feet on the fender
Six restless little feet,
The thoughts Of that dear old kitchen.
Are to me 50 fresh and sweet.
When the dash on the window,
Told Of the coming rain, @
q! where are the fair young faces, M
That crowded against the pane
While bits Of freight stealing,
Their dimpled checks between,
Went struggling out in the darkness,
In shreds of silver sheen
Two of the feet grew weary,
One dreary, dismal day,
And we tied them with snow white ribbons.
Leaving him there by the way: Il
There was FRESH CLAY ON THE FENDER,
That weary wintry night
For the four little feet had tracked II
From his grave on the brown hills height.
Q! why on this darksome evening,
This evening Of rain and sleet.
Rest my feet all alone on the hearthstone:
ID! where are THOSE OTHER rrErs 3a
Are they treading the pathway Of virtue,
That will bring US together aboves I
" have they made steps that would dampen
A sisters tireless lovee q. ". i.
Richmond, Indiana
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28
Dss NotsKs, Jan. 9Th, 1850


The Republicans of the Legislature held I
..ac,s last night to nomiaate State Printer
"a State Binder The Democrats had psc
d;e,ed a stormy time. In fact, they asserted
80 amid the conflicting claims, il would be al
mss. impossible 70 make any nomination. Ba,
4, caueus was not stormy, nor was there mncl
,;m,u,,y in accomplishing its work On the in.
f.,ssl ballot, Tecsdale received Is votes; San.
H. 4: Howell, ID; Palmer, rs; Jerome, 9
n.,supors I; Nahin, 4. 0n the first formal
~, Tecslale had 10; Howell, 10; Palmer. Is:
,.,eme, 4; Davenport, 5; Nahin 3. A nonina.
Inn vas made on til, fifth ballot, when the tel
y. announced forty Jfonr for Palmer, and thirty
., Hoxell-one vote more than was in the eau.
:. The real vote was 43 for Mr.. Palmer and
.assr Mr. Howell. +. N. Mills was nominated
q, Rrler on the first ballot, he receiving all
4, ,O.es bu, thirteen, believe.
rbs House was engaged this morning good
.A3s IN discussing the merits Of the Nae&-Sird
,y gSs, Claggett and OF hers made speeches
) ,,t sabsct, and good deal Of fun vas
eEcitsd. %W&~@
Atssanty minutes before eleven, Mr.. Saund.
,r The Secretary Of the Senate, announced that
IL senate would meet the House at IL o'clock.
ar the purpose Of electng State Printer and
R,der. stormy discussion was had in the
ssate before the resolution was agreed 10. In
a. House just after the message was announced.
yuise casgett introduced resolution, asking
,n,s,aation Of the Governor, whether a reuuisi-
ssa iyfoae 81 our citizens from the Executive Of
y5rSaia. hid been presented to him, and. If its
y-s,er hid been refused, what was the reason
thereto. Il vas introduced to prevent the
election oil Piiater-it was out OF order without |
Suspension Of the rules, and the Republicans |
promptly refused to suspend the rules. The
fs.S BY The ~, III regard to that ,natter are
.bou! these 4 rcquistion upon the Governor,
far the body Of brother TO Coppic, Of Brown
i1rasioa notorie,y, was presented to Mr. Kirk
rood The affidavit on which the requisition was
.,anied, was not signed by the afiiant, and the
Notary lblic signed his jarn with his name SIM
py, and the addition Of an T." but without the
necessary attcstation Of his seal The law Of
Congress in regard to this matter was not COM
l.ed with, and Governor Kirkwood most justly ,
refused to comply with soimperfect and informal
a reqaisition. And in this the Virginia officer
promptly said our Executive was right
Tie House adjourned till tomorrow without :,
g5iHg into joint convention. Baker and Clagyett /
mad, flaming speeches about the exorbtancc
d the State Printers charges. l think Palmer Y
VII be elected Tomorrow. LINKENSALE.
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INTERESTING FROM UTAH.
4 FIGHT AMONG THE DANTE BAND
frrn,n The I.arenunrti ri,naa au.i Z

u
From the Leavenworth Times, 2CthT
IRON 2r. &. d. Page, who came through from
sslt Lake, via, the south Pass, we have later in,
nleaee from Utah Mr. r. came from the
torks 81 the Platte, ia the Pixies Teak Express,
/ III left Salt Lake on Dec. 3oih.
The mcst important intelligence is that the no.
iui1us Eli Hickman was severely, il not mortal
. sounded lie has been the leader of the Dan
| his foF Eany years.
Jat before Mr.. +. left, difficulty occurred in
ias city in front Of Townseiids Hotel, between
the notorious Bill Hickman and a man named
+ lct huntington, both members OF the DANTE
hand. The cause of the diiiiulty was not known:
twas one will which the Gcntiles had nothing
" do. The parties met on the street, and. after
few words had passed between them, Hunting
oasad Hickman clinehed the former intiiciinr
isFete wound in the back Of the latter. Alter
~ pati-s became separated, a general melee
t.led, pistols were fired, and knives drawn. A
sot from Huntington struck IIickman's hunting
saici, Which prevented the ball from pcnetra.
'ins his body. The next shot took effect in his
,high, and up to the last accounts he was l,iug
u critical condition, Huntington was shot by
ane o. hickmans friends in the thigh, but the
soQaaRas flesh one. There were many shots
ica By friends ot both parties, but no one else
rriljGrd
Tic feeling between the Mormons and Gen
= vas good, and no disturbance had taken
aa
Inc Ao1nons had gay time at Christmas
tsfe was any quantity of balls and parties
VI Mormon leaders personally have forbidden
sa festivities on Christmas. Both Saint and
Vntac participated.
Brigham Young does not show himself in the
eeis lately, owing, it is supposed, to il-health.
hen he Is seen, he generally wears a hand
rehef around his head. He speaks but
khi0m
Times wsre dull both at Camp Floyd and Salt
Lake City Provisions were plenty. Flour was
seith y and Pork slJ n cwt.
me Legislature had been in session and adj.
oaiied for The holidays They have done moth
hg ofinportance.
We have adriccs from Camp Floyd up to De-
~abcr sath, All was quiet there, and the army
q IN good health.
is.ie had been considerable emigration from
" Lake TO Carson Valley this winter. The
asn the South Pass was about two feet deep
~ average, and in many places il had drifted
great depth.
v Page met Capt. Miller, of the firm of Mil
4 Russell Co, Of Salt Lake, between Bear
NJ and the South Pass He had hard time
Ae mountains There had been very severe
NV storm
M Page left Fort Laramie, on the 10th Of
,Aaary. The health of the army was good
r se was nothing of Importance from Fort
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28
CHERRIES SALE

NIIEKIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue execution to me directed issued ONT
OF the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court for said c0
". TN favor OF Asa Webster and against James Moran
Amanda Moran, William ii. Moran, and Mlcha Moran [
have levied upon and will expose sale hhest hid.
der At my office door in said county Of Des Aiones the
Sfn day 9! February next A. D. lSG0 between the hours
Of nine O'clock A. NJ and four o'clock r. III q Ala dav
the following described property, to Wit:
All Of the South West quarter o. Section No Eight Town.
ship No sevenyon North Of Range Four West except
Ing ten acres lying In square IN the North East corner d
said quarter section - - e
q Section Eight, Township seyen.y.one North Range
Four West, containing in all one hundred and ninety
acres, more or less. In Des Moincs county Iowa
Taken and levied upon the property Of said James
Moran, Amanda Moran, William VI Moran ana Ml,cha
Moran, 70 satisfy mid writ Of execution
A. j. HILLHOUSE
!an2s-wlts Sheriff Of Dies Moines county Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

"RouGH GAapllNG. "-Bailie Peyton, in his
late Philadelphia speech talking Of the Demo
cratic party, told the following story:
Why. sir, corruption seems to be nanguratcd
as part Of the policy Of the party. They have
taken to what man once termed rough gam
bling in Georgia. 4 voicc-What is that y
One of my fiiend's constituents referring to
Mr. J. J. Crittcnslen Of Kentucky, who sat be-
si,le him)--I don't say he was born in the State
Of Kentucky, but he was loaing in Louisville,
and had given the police great deal Of trouble.
His name figured frequently upon the criminal
docket. At length he joined company AZ 4
common hand, to drive hogs down 70 tieorgia--
In the course of time the hogs were Sold and
all the other men Of the patty returned. But
this gentleman remained. Finally, however, he
rc-aPpeared in Louisville, dressed we'll with q
gold watch in his pocket, and looking quite the
dandy. The captain of police CHANGING to meet
him one day, exclaimed In surprise-ssWhy old
fellow where have you been? what have YOU been
doing - .WelLn was the reply, Il have been
following rough gambling down in Gearx;a.A-
t.And what il that 7" asked the oilacer. aWell.s
answered the other, ut s cutting or trunks from
behind stages, and good business II q. rye
made $500 At one hill. IImmense laughter
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=. 1.he emrirrstion "a rike,s pe.l !. -.

t. The emigration to Pixies Peak Ii would
seem, has already commenced. The St. Joseph
Gazette Of the leth, announces the arrival IN
that city Of one hundred and twenty gold seekers
from Ohio, who were on their way 70 the land Of
golden promise. NJ. Gregory The aiscoveser Of
the Gregory diegiogs, vas 70 haye In 81 JssepA
for the Ninss - Taesdey iast
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

ESTRAY-ONE ROAM COW
- ONE RED HEIFER, ONE BLACK AND WHITE
HEIfER, ONE WHITE STEER
Taken up by G. r. Catlin a his reddence In Jackson
township, December 81, 1850:
One Roam Cow or years old In the Spring, brand oa
One Rack and White llefr two years cid IN he Sprinr
appraisedat SC. - - y
One Red Heller. year old In the Spring hrockle
face, no mark Or Brand appraised ri 81
One White Steer, red ears and nose crop an ar ~
right ear; appraised II 45. -
BEFORE JAMES c. MOTT Up
FILED January Z, 1864. 9*
jan9swsm A. J. MESSENGER, CLERK.