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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
BURNED TO DrArH-The Columbus (hliss.) Ex-

positor Of Wednesday last has the following:
Our agent, Mr.. w. Hand, informs MS of a sad and
painful casualty which occurred in Pckens county
on the I'd inst. It seems that the family of Mr..
Heritage were all from home except lad some
s or 8 years old and his sister, O young lady The
little brother, without the knowledge of the sister,
set the grass and other combustible material in the
yard on fire, which threatened to consume the
dwelling and inthe attemptto extinguish the fame
the dress Of the unfortunate girl took fire and
bnrnt her in so shocking manner that she died in
few hours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

FINE CIorHIsG.-At the great clothing emporium
Of Messr Alfred Munroe Co., Story Building thousand men
boys could MI In day be suited with sns OF
stylish and excellenty well made clothing aud no per-
ceph dnnaon Of stock would indicate the aanshs which
had made upon IT, Please Messrs A. NJ Co sdver
unenf-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
EsrAL.-pr. a. 2. nostie. Tine skilfnl and Mell.

OhNfAi---DI. a. II. Dostie, lie shliat ana Well
known dental practitioner No. 10 Baonne finding bis
practise more than he could attend has secured the
o. Dr. Aeca Of New York. emnen,y artistic and expert
sneed dentist aud prepared promptly any
amount q business in oil branches of the profession See
Dostiels advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

MoLAssEs. :. .MoLAssEs .MOLAssEs.
sUaAR-nousE aoI.AssEs and GOLDEN SYRUP, from
tho Hope and Star Steam Rehnecs equal any soa
for sale in barrels halves and kegs quantities to suit pur
ehasers. Terms liberal
AoI.oNf Il BRO,
ia3l 2plt-sn No. IS Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-This road, which
is in reality an extension Of our own road west
ward, ensts the interests of the Directors and
stockholders of the Yicksburg, Shreveport and
Texas Railroad. We trust that the day is not far
distant when a connection will be formed on a
basis of reciprocity, whereby both may be mut,l-
ally benefited. We have every reason to believe
that the Western Division, from Shreveport to the
Texas line, will be built by November next; I'M
less it is done, the Houston railroads will draw the
trade of several counties to the termini of their
never recover. Arrangements should be CONSUME
mated by which a connection may be made as soon
as we finish our road, thereby anticipating the
magnificent schemes of Houston and Galveston.
We doubt not that both companies will be willing
to settle the question upon basis which would
tend to the mutual advantage of each enterprise
At any rate we will build road to the line and
leave the Texas people to consult their best inter-
ests by accepting or rejecting our liberal PROPOSE
tions. We are mutually dependent upon each
other.-[Caddo Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

l)TfAFERs Al,,ftSG 70 RESIST Leg Al AUTHORITY. -
Since the requisition ofGov. Krkwood for Barkclay
.Coppie, the peace principles of our springdale
lQuakers have almost forsaken them. We learn
that they have received boxes of Sharpes rifles,
and that they have revolvers in the hands of all the
young men Of the place. We learn that they have
taken brick store formerly occupied by Thomas
Vim, and converted it into fort, making holes in
the upper part to shoot through. They say that
Coppie shall not be taken.-[Cedar Qowa) Demo-
crat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
A TEnnlrLE srELI.--In ana LonisyilIn Journl

A TERRIBLE srELL.-ln the Louisville Journal
we find the following:
We copy the following, without the slightest
change OF words, spelling punctuation, from the
owensboro Democrat. We copy it, not so much to
inform our readers in regard to the shooting
atltre as to show them what sort of q writer the
Locofoco party employs to do up its work in the
fine town of Greensboro:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

SEasxD HIM RfGHr Our friends at Bamberg
tsrry long Il sheir midst 4 correspondent writ
ing from that place few days ago, says man
who says his name ii Dun "a blacksmith BY trade,)
and WHO appears u be about thirty years old,
aSc ~ H. o. sae sra aas
very nrelnpfl confessed that he was expelled from
Edgeaieid Court House y few days ago from having
BEEN rather TO familiar with the negro population
Of that piaca. wliereupon the citizens Of Bamherg
informed hTn Tint II Al did not leave in one hour
they Would apply thick coat Of tai and feathers
10 Lis head enc hundred lashes to his naked body,
and I1y biissers to his feet; and Dun, knowing 1t
would nh dome, start aft in d run
TBaTnHeil Is. G. y Sentinel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

GENERAL CAss.-The Washington correspondent
of the Columbia South Carolinian. writing of n
great dinner recently given in Washington to the
members of Congress and others by the venerable
Gen. Cass, says:
One popularity Of General cass' dinners is, that
he does not ever take his seat at his own sumptu-
GUS board. His son-in-law, Mr.. Ledgard, does the
honors of the table, and General Cas- dimes on a
crust or cracker. He pursues his abstemious
course as necessary to preserve his health at his
advanced age. General Cass' house is filled with
antique busts and statues. Among others, is an
original of scipio Africanus,'' and il you want to
know exactly the shane, face, head and brow of
Scipio, the next time you happen to see Senator
Hammond, of South Carolina, look closely at him,
and you will have the information desired.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE;
SPEEDS FEFER TONIC
Warranted to enre, in from two to twenty hours. all
BILIOUS YELLOW, coNGEsTIFE,
TYPHOID FEVER AND AGUE
All Fehrile Dfsenscs.

This invaluable medicine has been before the public for the
last years. and wherever has been used has proved
for all types and grades Of Fcsers and has mt failed
in single instance When taken % directions
Time have also proved satisfactorily that the
Eleecal Fsbrifuge Imsnmaory rheumatism, Typhoid
Pneumonia Winter Fever. and Peury Small Pox, Scarlet
Fever Measles Eryspeia and Bilious Headache
fagia Nervous Tootfache Fits spasms Cramps IN the
MACH Asthma Want Of and inability Sleep, Dclirium
Tianns Lock jaw Ear che Ringing in the Eas
Gold Feet and Hands. Influenza and Bad Colds.
medicine equal to the Electrical FebruEe for Fe
males For INSTRUCTED suppressed mensiaon, aud for pro-
tfaeted or difficult labor.
il Is peacily safe in all conditions of life for either male or
female.
One bottle price 81 contains enough to from five 10
eight css Of ordinary fsvrrs which cheapest
ndrne in The world without regard to the great saving
time and suffering.
ewae OF coGnerfeits and mixtures prporng to be the
same OF the genuine artceey dangerous and
unsafe for
None genuine without my simils signature with the Ike
ness authority signature of James The enypone
aud The words, Electrical FebFifngen Dr. VIM Bowsp Nav
Orleans blown on the vial Prepared only by Dr. VIM Dowse
sne Agents,
H. b. WHEELDGK & CO..
WHOLESALE Druggists
Nc. a Magazine street, New Orleans La
For sale also by j. WRIGHT Co. by Druggists and
Dealers gcnefslly @ fels 1ms6mW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

The SHIFTS AND FURNISHING GooDs of Mr.. S. N.
Moody. Canal and Royal streets need praise All the
community know their excellence heart and know also how
reasonable the prices pch great shirt dealer puts upon
his goods He elsewhere gives Of good md sufficient
why every SHIRT should purchase his linen his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
THARLEs nnIDsIEcK cIIAaIPAGNE-

~ IL. e.
This celebrated Wine Of above weknown brand has
tsen and viii continue be- received by the undersigned in
quantities The increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evdsnce that
scorcs from nel descendant of the old and first
established house Hciase Co.. Of Rheims they have taken
hola of ii with determination bring 1t and m claims dis
Scen before the public generally than hsIdofure
The superior qualify Of this article must satisfy that It's
arsraon where great attention. well
thorough experiences kave been brought to bear In iB produce
Heideck has given his whole mind to the perfcc
lion Of his sine and making ii worthy of tho nae Fro
gaent visits The United States have caahiet him fully to
appreciate the md wishes Of consumers
Of his having proEted by that information evidenced By
the Champagne presented for the palate Of the coAnocur
unsurpassed for It's rich bouquet and general excellence
Tha varieties Of brands Of Champagne tend greatly no doubt V
confuse purchaser the lovers Of good and genuine wine
look Charles Heidseckn in full on the label well
Of the cofls and capsules #4
4. W. RAyAUD Il co,
General Agca;s for North America, New York.
The Charles Hcdeck be obtained IN quantities at the
houses besides many c,hsrs not here nsns
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers
-& E.J.HART &Co..
JH&I. N. MARKS,
sEwELL r. TAYLOR,
fee " PAYNE, STEELE Il co.
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFAcTOHY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
Ridley & Co..,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite The Hudson River Railroad DepotJ
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLuMs, LoZENGRs, etc. etc.,
In all their varieties exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without adu:eation sdmixurs OF deleteous sub
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing purchase article requested 70 can
stock and them with those offered
elsewhere.
s Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families, put up
to order, At prices ranging from 81 upwards.
R Candies ce packed in boxes Of h 10 and 100 lbB,
suitsble the Southern trade, ard shipped TO order.
So Orders by mail promptly executed S =
Es- Terms cash. iyl5 ly "A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

Came off last Saturday, Night, between, Harper
Higdon. and James Creepy. The facts, are as we
ware informed, last summer Higdon. and Gregry,
had aiight Higdon with club and Creepy with,
slung shot the belgerent parties was separated
with out either yealding the field Higdon lives in
saturday Hgdon came to, Town and remained n si
after night Creepy had packed his trunk and gone
on the wharf boot, weighing Boot for Louisville
between 3. and 10 o'clock, Creepy, came up town
and went in to Kerneys Exchange. Hotel WHARF
Higdon was, as soon as Creepy discovered Higdon,
he advanced eyclaiming, o god dam you have
got you, and commenced striking Higdon with
heavy stick, Higdon arue Revolver and cam
meneed firing at Creepy, at the 4th or 5th shot
Creepy fell. Higdon thinking as all thought that
Creepy was killed or badly, wounded, Higdon
escaped from the house, in doble quick time and
has not been seen in town since on examination
Creepy, had received one Or two shots through his
his coat sleeve, that was all the damage done him.
Both men are young and, ablebodied men if they
war, Ingaging each other without weapons, @e
would say horaw, man horaW Bare.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
:. PIANo sToRN-Ne. Is ROYAL srREEr
I L. BOIRON................. u. r. BOERDN.
-. O. ST. CHARLES STREET.


y b. Boon has the honor 20 inform bis customers md the
pnbe eneefa that he has received per last arrivals Prom
GIve and via New York complete sssnstneni
OF Fall aid Winte Goods pnuneafe which
the following Linen Shirts Bosom and
Cotton Shirts White and Golered Flannel Nndcrshs and
Dawers White and eolored Cotton Undsrsa drawers
Socks oil all Materials; Stocks Neck Tics Crayat Wooden
Jouvfn Gloves Cambria Handkerchief Combs Brushes
Spones Ports M1nnaes Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet Sets
der Roxes Ladies' Fancy Casks for SCENT ec Canes and
Umbrellas always hand rerfurnery from Ldbin Paads
Societe Hygicuque's
Mr.. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM. will
be enabled attend tbs LADIES' for whom has added 10
his extensive stock assortment Of Goods for Ladies Wear
The Hair Department,
Fer both, LADIES and GENTS Is fitted in way give The
utmost satisfaction The stricte attention will be pad
orders for Readg.Msds Hair being supervised by Nj. BORON
himself.
do en- 81 ii, Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

g. .4t.
a AssIAS oHoIT CASH Isabslla Jane. the dangh
Ter VI James stephens, the wife posoner recent,
hung ID New York, died in that city on Saturday
the Iath Sic was about nine years of age, ana
was an Oily ehsld. Tho Post pays
She did not see her father for some time pre-
vious TO his execution, the circumstances Of which
seem te have borne heavily upon her youthful
mind. and probably Induced fever and death. She
viii De inferred il The same grave with her father,
designed originally far the ashes Of her mother.
Thus. strangely, the entire family has passed
away 4-the mother unrdcred, the father hanged
for the crime, and the daughter killed BY broken
heart. M
The Eribune says
Several weeks previous 70 her death the child,
which was ii her ninth year sickened With scarlet
rash. 1T whfeal slla Ind nearly recovered whsn
one HIN ste sssnt ID company with servant to
markell ana overheard some one making the re-
mart. That Is The daughter Of Stephens, the man
VIA poisoned his wife. Tht stigma appeared to
weisE hssSiy 81 her mind affsr thinning home
she III into 6t. Size Last saw her father three
days before Ah execution, when abs vas taken
iato HI ct md hade him Ail afieet icnAse farewell
SHE 9as pxsssonatelY attached 70 him, and CON
fnua to the boar of her death 70 deplore his cruel
and, I'll her, mFstesioas fate, tle particulars Of
whioh A&a hSen communicated ~ her by her amt.
Sic ce1Yd not understand why her father should be
hung std Frequently attested her belief IN his nno-
cenre DC the crime charged against him. On her
death bea She repeatedly prayed that God might 1
haye mercy Or thpse who brought him to such an
end.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
DHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
and S#a5$4
COMBINATION CUSHIONS

Is. g. g. 81, and 60 Crosby street.
K- Thess tables in use and may be seen ut Mllera
Southern Billiard Saoon los Gravier street, also ~ the
Louisiana Pelican Boston Clubs and be obtained
NJ NJ MILLER Agent this city who aso sells all
ases in the Billiard line, follows Billiard Cloths Balls,
Cues Icathers Chalk lie hiss also hand and for sale
several gpe second hand Billiard Tables. Iy2l iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAIKoAD.-The Granada
Locomotive says:
Animmense number Of travellers are daily being
carried over the Mississippi Central Railroad, be-
sides an unusually large amount OF freight. This
speaks well for the prosperity Of the road.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
NEW YORK CARDS.
TOMAS BROOK ~ RIxOTHEIas'
y BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GrAoE
spool Cotton,


TOMAS BROOK ~ RI&OTHEHfs,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLAoE
spool Cotton.
White, Back, and all coiora.
Combining the su,ootncss Of k with the strength ar l,rsn
nd for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY uNRI.
VAILED For sale by the principal houses in New orIean.
and Mobile; also in original by the manufacturers,
agent, WIN. HENRY SMITH
anil 1y&w s2and 81 vesey sreet, New York
SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYRAa. HIND 4 BLISS
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
III ats. Caps and straw Goods
BoNNETs, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS, PARAsoIs, ete.
importers of FRENCH HATS
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
New York.
AARON G. BvgAg. JOHN II WIZ NJ sirss
BENJAMIN. BRlrrls Washington, Ark Special Partner
iyls lyAw
FRANCIs 81 LOUTREI4-
No. Is MAIDEN LANE
New York.
Every variety Of PLANK Book Paper Stationery Steam Print
Ing, photographic Work and Book Binding.
So Orders resbcetfnlIv solicited ivIs ly
pHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
COMBINATION CUSHIONS,
Pssanted Feb 49, 1856 oc ., 1856 Dec s. 1851 JAM L.
1853; Nov. l6, 1855 and March 20 1859.
oooNyoR ceLLENpER,
Sole Manufacturers,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

SILKS Below Cosg.- Messrs. @. a. Barriere 4
Bro I Canal street, DESTROYS of closing thals entire stock
Il ssef and xatss sk sa splendid assortment Of fash
ssss Fncss nsiox coss hi Therefore. s pnequssd
sapstunlif q SCOUTING DR. goss property q mere
ts .he ,.iIss d NE saisy Msssr B. BIO as opening
shaise io& VI salssg es which Wit he sed
rs sou.ps ssthsaI bo5s laasss sad misses hosiery
Il s 80 English psnibrls. See he advertisement d
hsss sstsassss - ers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
DIR. j. X. SPENCER.

&Sasr@4ssA DIR. j. X. SPENCER,
-d@4M@9sNMS DENTAL SURGEON,
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lI1Iir that he has returned to the city, and pre-
pared the duties Of his profession Hedeem prov
per- frheFpore remark that hs undivided attention has
been given 10 a%
DENTAL SURGERY,
In branches the las eighteen years giving
wherever thus engaged entire saacoh and receiving evil
dcnces Of ability and success, high eomntudaon and
prevail. #8%.
residence. Ne ITS Common street, opposite The
Medical College, University Of Louisiana. d. 3ni
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

Lanlis, PIsASrEls AND CoUNTRY hERcB Ants are
rafsslrd Il s u Mass Benthaysrn Lewis
O. io se 1s leeais:g and opsing exceedingly aigc
varied as srsy nsn sesk Of cssEy Of frec English
ana faae5 md age dy gpedA WHICH ladies aaf nssd
for aFsauisnssl cy practical wear which planters may
require lei clothing hands, and which interior merchants
rlA5 e % up strictly sneabe stock a goods fog ihelr
hpsssss Commanding sais large trade, Mssaz n e 90
AZ d .a ts Lowest cf prices and satisfactory
Of ssa 10 hoh retail Aossaia tnysrs 81 viii dad who
ssaasa exssssas shsis goods, sosp and prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


bspr refnnd
tne czens q New Orlers TINT NJ continues te manufacture
p TINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY next door to he Or
ens Thsae and that he better pepared than to
IIMNlsH REFRESHMENTS OF MI kinds for BALLS and
with dispatch, and In style not Ia IL exceled
Union All description Of Candies Ghystaxed Frs Cakes
N'u 'eHles, constantly OH hAhh NIL RIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
y " !he Back, Aha all Urinary Affections
. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEBY sprcrrIc soI IT.

4 ,ghD WOOD FOR SALE-BETwEEN FIFTEEN
and two thousand cords OF SIRE WOOD for saie
ON the BELL Plantation, above Gretrs apply to
.gr - CHAs. A. TAYLOR,
N e.. ax.a+xaaf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08

. Nh. SxwA1Db gs9Ecn.-Our readers need not
be urged 70 give Mr. Stewards speech, delivered
1t DstrOit, . careful perasal y viii bear read
Ing and rs-rssdfng We have no apology TO Of.
fer for the large sfscs y occupies, 70 the excla.
sion 81 the usual variety. .'si1 gu. -
Az TpnnI BusnEss.- There d not Douglas
stumpsr nor Douglas paper but has asserted
and pe-sssssesd, time and again, that Hannibal
Hau,lin voted against ard actively opposed the
Homestead bin. We have not picked up 4 paper
having Doaglas' name at its head that did NO. Ell
tier 10 its original y sslsetsd matter somewhere
boldly make this asDertien, and we have NOT
beard . locofooo speech nor heasd Of one that
id not outrage oomnon dsceney By asserting ..
i1sinuating shs tame lie. i9to - la'ii 7D41ai q
This ia de mos general, persistent and un
blushing cas- of lying Of The season, and shows
Tie ssainasiou Placed upon the intslligencs Of
he people BY the men engaged in IL 1t is made
odt d the fact that Senator Hamlin preferred the
Homestead hin paaasd by the House to the poor
nake-shift pubstituted BY the Senate, IS does
every body elss. 7.si3 sea8 s. ea5 r.f
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08

The DouGLAsIrEs AND THE HoMEsrEAp BrLI-
The Springfield Register and other Douglas a..
gans are irving hard to pettifog their readers in
60 fhe belief that Douglas and the leaders of MI
faction are ID favor of the Homestead measure.
Why, then, do VIC not find mention made ofit
" their platform Of Principles :" Whyya -
Important question In the current poiitics m
the country 30 stndionsly ignored by both v,nrs
Of the Sham Democracy az baltimore. II ,.;.her
OF them II In favor of the Homestead princin,e !
and Why did not Douglas manfnlly advocate AMI
support the Homestead Bill in tie Senate II.
stead Of lodging its sis.,4 saa. ,sesf1.fS' t"5
Aay man or party that dare not coma -.
poluIy . isvor "a measure, are the same thing
A. a. oppassa 4 !; Those who are not with u,
The Republicans IN Congress SUBSCRIBED II.
Homestead bull earnestly. The Republican n.
Pefs tnrol&Acus the country have strongly adyo-
Gated y, The Republican National Conventiop
gave y conspicuous place Il, their platform II
y, therefore, ! Republican measure. ana II ever
sacceassnl q III will b made 20 By tho Rcpub
ahA-lceieego JopEnat h II 49, ~ NJ NJ
T#x KIpxArpxss ~ JAiL.-Ths examlnat,On ~ /
n. m.s Stewart And Michael Weavee, accused ~ +
siaRapptng thu negro, JAmes Wagoner. Who's
.eleaae - free man BY Kenspcky Court after
being sold Into slavery, " noticed ~ nsr.
1ince. has fesultcd n the commitsal 81 - ~
nappets - jail, In drfmlt q two ,thonaara - H
They yill - tried - ~ next - ~
e AapI!ton l0hio) Court q Comn.on Pleas ~
isssrvs ~ full psnaig oftAe law. - ~, 80
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08

n x
a BLooDr fANny fIGHr--A bloody sfS !
said TO have occurred At the house Of ! \
lee, abopta mile and a half southeast d
nfld. IN Pike county. l!lippis. several d'H
y appears thst long standing feud b, I.
ed between two brothers named WIN. ,sntSS
stuart brothers.in law Of Mr.. Ackle& ~
e. their fatber-in-laws house, quarrsaA ~
rushed ON each other with knives; bon -
badly stabbed, ~ also was Mr. Acklts, sho =
Cd into separate them. A Younger broshtf =
came inwith bludgcon and striking Henri =
breaking his arm, and then rushed on MN ~ \.
. knife and stabbed him. Mr. Aekles co. ~
tried 70 stop the fight, vas also bsdly 81 y
hand. IL vas . terrible ARRAY, bicsa ~.
freely. and aN ennrarnAa 80 more o. 4
Jufed, though probably all win recoves.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08

1he Rapuheon c0tral Cs001ltes q sach p2aoe naed,
reQnsa ~ eive general notice and make ~ necessa-
n aEsAneeMents grand rally q each meetings. expect.
-, semester Dinekah 6ne q the aheest kApuheAa
epeAkess b The country. sstIes.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08

- Our Iowa szeAanees ore just now crowd.
q with delinquent AK lista And tbese lists are
- long that many small country papers are
obliged to print extra sheets, sometimes to the
asnbss Of four eravs pages This may be fun
~ The Pabliahess, hut will mot be looked at in
that hght By The delinquenta Nos-rssidenss
bed better square - for iftheit lands are SOLD
NY william thas thsy can saly recover them a
considerable expense and trouble, undes ths
present hw.i ,as5a