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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

TIE Richmond Enquirer, which, whatever its
fseat authority or influence, was once law
lfe southern Democracy, says of the nomina-
D GnOuglas:
|lb flieids Of Mr.. Douglas, by persisting in
n demands, mus. bring defeat upon the party.
they should be successful at Baltimore, the
fH viii be defeated AT the polls. 1t is insult
3 y the Southern people to suppose that fears
bach Republieanism will induce them TO sup
~ pa,!orm which they opposed on principle.
b lat consequences be ever so disastrous to
FEDERAL Union, the South will not yield its
|e.eFilens to squatter sovereignty.
! rai,ers but little whether the degradation
I've South proceeds from Black Republican
stsfessional destruction or Squatter Soyer-
N! 'erritoiial denial Of its rights.
W sincerely hope that the friends of Mr..
va will Yield to the objections urged by
ssssn States and unite the party to with
~ Tie assaults Of sectional organization
aless The ''irrepressible conflict" NE that
"o<a h's osn house dtaa inherit tie uind."
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A TTENTION FARMERS.

The abnve cut represents Dnke 4 Hunts IMPROVED
SIGAR CAHE MILL. Improved March, 1850
1t has no equal IN lixsness 81 drn durability alrnpiic
y and speed Any amount Of preasae ob4aied by mo-
wing one SET screw-thc pressure ~ comes upon gum
spring. This mill can be fed from both sdes 81 tie srre
thereby making double mi without extra tax %
70 s'a'' tone tone s s complete, ses
Expresses from 81 TO iOO gallons PER hour
Manufactured at Cha's Hendricks Foundry Burlington.
also q the Indiana Foundry or c. r. Mestcott Co.
Keokuk.
GRIFFIN 4 JANNEY, Gen. Agents,
Darlington and keokuk Iowa.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, Gen. Aga for the sale or Territory
&c. mavif amv
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An" LINCOLN AND GENERAL LINCOLN
At meeting Of the Sixteenth Ward Republic
can Association in New York, Monday evening,
spirited addresses were made, and resolutions
ENDORSING the Chicago nominations passed. IN
speaking Of Mr.. Lincoln, Nj. Mcleod intimated
that H0nea Oa Abe was = relative Of General
Lincoln, Of Revolutionary memory, n follows
believe that General Washington deputsd
General Lincoln, namcsake and relative Of our
standard bearer, to receive the sword of Corn
wallis at Yorktown, which Won know was the
last Of George III. So orr lincoln representing
the principles Of Washington, win b. deputei
BY the people Of these Quilted States to receive
the staff Of ONCE from James Buchanan, which
will be the last Of the Democratic party for cen
turies to como.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

The bodies oi eight persons, supposed to be
coal boatmen, that were lost during the storm Of
Monday, were found In the Ohio river near Aadi-
son. on Friday. Over one hundred lives were
Loss DURING Ne recent tornado, most Of them
river men. !,
rour prisoners escaped from the Peoria jai!
on Thursday, BY boring hole through ths wall
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pOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

The next ordinary Drawing Of the Royal bavana Lottery
conducted by the Spanish Government under sepes
in'enence Of the Captain General o. cuba m tale rare
at Havana e5 $4 IA #-
SATURDAY, JUNE o, 1850. ssf
3 q D !. o . o,
S0RTEO NTMERO 63T ORDINARIO. w,
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
Prize or eirO,roa 30 y 1,eco
10000 % sfNt88sg NJ III
8oap ia3 4S1
se,oo, 20 Approximations, s,sao
Four Approximations tho 70 600 Of 9ean eseh IN
$500 70 eJ0ptu; Of sou to f3uv09 of too 10 $50 9
u 40 TO 90, c1r. "a.
Whole Tickets $50; Haisx, $40: Quarters, A..
Prizes cashed at sight Il per cent. discount
Bills on all solvent banks taken at par
GONNA known. Ns& o. II
80 All orders for scheNes Tickrsst TO be- ad fessed
South Carolina ~ FsFNt'
may "a. hp1y #46s$$ F#8
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~ Forks ARNY.-Lamoriciere found the
gFs army in curious state when he took
4-,se q II; 2,s21 officers and soldiers, who fly
II ~ VI me army list had no existence, though
nas regularly drawn for them. He was told
'A4i Captains made q rule of not mentioning
numerous desertions which took place in
Z, 'oHpdhies lst, in order not to disturb the
Y ypi4ion, which tie Pope has of bis army !;
~ V receive the same pay for their troops.
'eseral, having manifested the intention OF
y loii,iing the Pontifcial Drag, ons, who
= 4'saised some time ago, but Of whom l5O
.ned many objections we're made to his pro-
Aehhay demanded 70 see the helmets and
sHeAents Of the defunct corps; TO his
s'ea' be found that they had been sold TO
aAisecr Of theatcr.
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.Sf CAprrEEp AFRICANS TO M RETURNED TO
aleA-Thr Government entered into con-
Gay with the Colonization Society to
Me thousand captured Africans nov at Key
er MI ~ y isb. ria for the sum Of $4,000 The
n, p pasa passed the Senate to-day authorizes
Nm ' ~ to make all future arrangements
~ as Society to return 10 Liberia all the
N. ~ captured II bids fair to pc a p-Jfisa-
n, , .a for this society, and VIII undonbt
~, NJ their present exhausted treasury.
a.,s humane Society is likely TO get rich
NJ we slave trade. II il an i'll wind that
~ nobody good.-[Correspondence n. !.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE,s
Celebrated Female Pills.
..,'.s,.. 2@hs2e ..,,...
y horAk oG,1Gl A@ son PATExr.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, M,
p, Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen.
This well known medicine no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions
from cause whatever and although powerful remedy
II contains nothing huful to the constitution To married
ladies peculiarly suited It will In short Time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerion Palptation az
the Heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed; and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron calome anmony,
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars get pamphlet Free Of the agent
n B-sl and postage stamps enclosed to any author
ized agent will bottle over SO nils by
return mall JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. r.,
General Agent for Tho United States.
sold In Huntington by Squires Bloss L. l.. Gay and
~ NIueR1sts. oct12bpyeow.
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New York May 81.
FLOUR-Receipts Is, 1S3 bills, market rather easier
giles 1859 bbls At - 2o5 80 for super states 395 ~
extra do - 60 30 super WESTERN 45 sos IS common
medium extra western Is 9O6 inferior to good ship
ping brands ex. X. H. O. Canadian -four shade frmer-
Sales l40O bbls at Is 5nGl7 40.
RYE FLOUR-Steady at 81 5014 90
WHEAT-keceipts 29625 bush, market 1Gl2c better for
spring. sses $500 bush AZ 81 221 Is Chicago spring
81 2s in store Nil. Club; u IS white Ky.
RYE-Unsettled. Sales 1000 bu at Oh.
BARLEY-Dul. Sales 1906 hu state on D. I.
CORN-Rcceipts Is, 4s9 bush. market heavy and lower
Sales at 6S066 for sound shipping western mixed; GAGS
eastern do.
OARS sales at 4o042, for western, Canadian and
state
PORK-Dull and heavy. Sales 200 bbls at I'll 40 for
old mess; *l1 551el7 81 new; 4i2 80 old prime.
BEEF-Quiet and steady. Sales 400 bbls
CUT MEATS-Sales $40 rkgs.
LARD--Firm. Sales at III,
BUTTER fair request at 10ll7 for Ohio 20 State
GHEESE--Steady ut Toll.
WHlSKEY-Eirmer Sales $50 bills at e.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

The WAsHoE SILVER MINEs.-A correspondent
of the New York Evening Post, writing from
Carson City, under date of April l4th, gives the
following account of the Washoe silver mines:
Believing that as much interest attaches to the
silver mine of Utah in the East now, as before
left il, have endeavored, in the following ae-
count to give you a fair description of the region
round about the Washoe, which, it is now be-
lieved, will prove to be the richest in the world.
The most auri!erous of these mines lie, as you are
doubtless aware, near and il the eastern extrem-
ity of Carson Valley, to reach which we travel
about one hundred and seyenty-fiye miles from
Sacramento, California through the rich deiles
and over the rocky sides Of the mountains that
intervene.
Many accounts have been given of Washoe,
but in my opinion those which cast doubt upon
the richness of its deposits are much in error
have passed over miles of silver leads, upon
the surface of which are found stores of the me-
tai that would do credit to the best yielding
mines of Mexico 1t has been claimed that there
is no depth to the veins, aud without discussing
a poiat which only careful examination caii
decide it is enough to state that the value of the
superficial gatherings win probably amount TO
hundreds of millions Of dollars. OF course, in all
our Journey we can only Judge by the indications
given on the soil, of the probable existence OF
silver. These, however, seldom fail, and have
not heard Of ease whrrc the yield fen short Of
the anticipation when the seeker had ended his
prospecting" aud settled down TO worm
The greatest evils that we have to contend
against, aside from the severe winter weather, is
the enormously high price of provisions, and the
speculative prices affixed TO claims, privileges
and ebulding SITES These items form fright
full prospect for those desiring to invest. Time,
however, will remedy these, as some Of our So
called cities, are growing rapidly, while the MGR
chants are extending their means Of communities
ton to the outside points Of traffic.
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Chicago, May 80.
Flour in better demand, and the market has
slightly improved; sales 200 bbls good spring
extra ut IS Is, delivered, and 200 bbls fair
spring extra at IS 90.
Wheat-There is a good demand, prices ad-
vancei Be. Sales 1000 Blu No. spring ut 81 O8
l,20S bu do at 81 90, 5000 blu No 2 at 81 O5
400 bu do at 81 O6, 5000 bu do at I'll OF. $50
Blu rejected at Csc, 800 bu DO at 95c all in store
Sales by samples were 700 bu club at 81 l24 on
track, $50 bags No spring at llO4.
Corn-Market active and buoyant Prices
advanced lla2c; high mixed river at sic afloat;
1000 bus. good do at soc; 5000 bus. No 2, ca
nal, at 4sc; 1000 bus. do at 49, 10, 900 bus. no.
/, early, at Act; $4,000 bus do. at 4sc: 81, 900
bus do at 4Sc; 10000 bus No. 2, at 45c; 5000
bus do at 45ac, all in store.
Oats-Market dull and prices dropping; sales
500 bus. No. l, at Bic, on track.
Rye quiet.
Highwincs Zoe.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02


TALK WITH rHE JArANEsE.--An interesting
interview occurred on Monday between Or. Hill.
Superintendent Of the Columbus (Ohio) Lunatic
ASYLUM, aud the physicians to the japanese En-
hassy. The following collequy took place:
DR.. Hiil-Iiow many insane persons have you
in Japans Very few.
Have you separate hospitals for thems We
have four hospitals in .Jcddo for the sick, with
separate wards for the insane.
Do You use force or violence in their manage.
ment! We do not, but have s,rosg rooms and
guards.
40 you ..yer bleed insane pcrsonss Never.
Are idiots and lunatics kept in the same hos
pitalsy They are, but in different wards; we
have hut few; not more than twenty in ali; there
may be some in private hospitals.
How many sick do yeu average in your hos
sitalsl Frop fiyc 70 eight hundred, but all
poo.
Here the japanese iocso.a became interroga-
tors, and insniredi
Have you many snsancy
DR.. Hill. We have three hundred in my hos
p.tal.
How many of them are insane? All,
This reply astonished the ia4aisitors, who
raised their hands, end looked at each other.
What medicines do you use. Wine, quinine
Have you hospitals for dumb and hlindt Yes,
but separate.
Have yos medicinal gardenss None Of inn
| portance.
The japanese here remarked that they would
like TO get the seed Of our planta Of every de-
| scription for the imperial gardens Of Jeddo, aud
| they we're informed these would be furnished
them BY the National Agricultural socicty.-
They we're also told that they would have m
opportunity 70 inspect the Asylum for the In
sane before leaving, which appeared to crafty
them very much
A vast aquarium Is being made IN Philadelphia
for the Continental Hotel. Its area ID twenty
fset square, its depth ten feet Il Is TO be al
yided into twO compartments, and its object 10 TO
afford receptacle in which turtles, lobassra,
terrapins 4 u anne g9s,ss can BE- fattened Tor IN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

o- ---D w.
hAeAs MUSTANG LiSlAESf.--intrinsic yirtu alons
insure .ne success Wnlch TINS article has attained
-. nv sat Hheun Burns, Bruises, stiff Joints,
or dalds, Spran, fole Evil and Swelngs upon Horses
'4u"'' ~ person VIII De without i who has once
" .aae ana "th reference TO the general esti-
- ~'aHs '''nnieh'' can cheeriu'iy say that
:" a. o'e' psr'rmea g mahy cures m our neighlor-
a'o" q 'hs. =. SssFh hldgheid, Conn., 8. LEIrcH,
hsae iA. w. writes that the horse was eonsid-
"'r'ess TINS case was spawn, but since the free use
= ae MUSTANG H'hin'eht nave soid him for *h0. Your
'''i'"' - oo's wonders up mere such testimony Is
"s :, e,s's 80. ihe na'i y MOI Told Every ram
- ''ou'a '' ~ beware OF imi'a''ons. The genuine
A'ss '' ~ az respec'ahie dealers throughout the
Soro- BARNES PARk, Proprietors
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nv srirs between Masceilne, Durilngson "a
Is makng ,y,ns Al Burlington every day q oscaoek
xsdosa, ..rns d O'Clock r T., mailing are coaMec-
j., an y M.6ieon with Cars for keckuk-aa keoknk
ssss : - IN he magnificent keokuk and q. Loais
.ssirr y. Louis.
Z. - ,skha Or Passssc spp'y e rxre,,v -.
ssrslaPd . --.--- -.
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g A MO RD'S LIV Err
4 In " IL a II A u N u
Nercr DeJRitdtss.

tfrtT DebifitIfss.
IT ~ COMPOUNDED entirely from Gums ana has fecorS
established fact Standard Medicine known rna All
proved by all that have - used H. and l. now
resorted 10 with conf - dence in all the aI=c,sss
for which II Is recon- - meuded
II has cured thousands within the last fro ve.-.
who had given up all 81 homes az relief "a. II u
n unsolsi cd ID certificates in M p.,s-
session snow. The dose l ISL he
adapted to the tempera-l - mant OF the indivliua
taking it, and used In - such onantifies a. ~ aet
gently on the bowels. z Lot the dictates ~
Your Judgment guide - von in the ler On tua
LIVER INyIAO-i RAT0P ard II vuI
cures LIVER Cow ~ Plants Rililors Az.
TAcKs, DYSPEPSIA, g CHRONIC DILRRn0El,
sraMER COMPLAINTS, = tDYssNTERY, DRoPEf,
SorR STOMACH. HABrrE4Ll 9 l1osTIvEyrss CNoLlc
CHOLERA MoRBUs CHoIE-j - ma INFaSrrM sFtsrr.
LEScE, JAuspIcR, FE-l - MALE WEAKNESSES. ana
may be used successfully - AZ ORDINARY FAMILY
MEDICINE. II will cure - SICK HEApAcHr Gas ftcr-
sands testify M - TWENTY MINUTES ~ TWO
OK TnRRk TRAsPooNsFrLs - ARR TAKFN ct commence
ment OF attack III ALL WHO
GIVING their testimony in - It's favor
Mir acdter in he Mouth sciM sAe Knrioorusor cr1
sardI6or both together.
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SANFORD'S
Family
CATHARTlC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pnre TegesGNe Extracts, and mt M IN CyASy
CASES. dir Tight, and scn kesy, in nsv c,;,safs
The FAMILY CArRARric - Pulls Il a genuine bu, ar
tive Cathartic which the proprietor has used Ia Ills
practice more than twcr- y " wears fEI 4
The constantly incrsas- ing demand form these vho
nave long used the PILLS and the satisfaction Which
all express In regard TO - their USE has Induced us
TO place them within the q reach OF ALL I~7--
The Profession well know that different "a.
thartics act different % portions OF t,s bowels
Tie IL "a - THARTiC PILL has I'LL.
que reference 10 this well u established fact been
pounded from variety : or the purcst Vegetable
Extracts, which act ankle on every part Of The af
menary canal, and - Good and Safe In All caa.s
where Cathartic Il need - ed, such as DERAsGr-
NENIs Ok the STOMACH, ~ sLEEpIsEss, PANS TFa
BACK and LoISs CosTIyk- MESS PAIN and soRFxEss
OVER THE WHOLE BODY, - from sudden cold r.ii.Ia
frequently, neglected. y end In long course or 70
YER APPETITE, 81 - CREEPING SENSATION ~
COLD THE BODY, RgsrInssxEss BEspacHF
HEAD, x all I.FLAMN ArnEy % \ ".
RAISES, WORMS in CHI! - pEKy or ADULTS RHErNa-
TIsM, great PURIFIER OIL the BLOOD and MANY ,ils-
eases TO which flesh is "a heir too numerous mem
ton In this advertise mtnt. DOSE, It's.
PRICE 0 Dimes.
THE LIVER INviGORAT0R AND FAMILY CATIiAR-
TIC PILLS retailed by Druggists generally and sold
| wholesale by the Trade In all TIA Lar re towns
8. +. w. SANFORD, II. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
ss5 Brodd9ay, EsU York. n
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-, Y 4; = doing great damage TO the growing
H., ~ - scott county, Ky. A farmer in the
n M; soss'ngs neighborhood says that be WI!
VI TWO bushels to the acre. There viii
~O'e than the third Of crop.
IA eDes6lA CIAsr.-Thcre 10 4 man ip Atlap-
~ s'a Who o6ers to SIGHT the "Renecia
'tne u, sioe0o. the match to come 81 soms
h. ~ ~ summer, South Of Mason l. Dixon's
asns. l !. y OK feet one inch high, weighs 2l0
Res. N The prime Of life, and II said 70 be
~ len - strength and On Apollo in symne.
az aeen.a viii not fight him, be Offers 10
~~yeaa b Ne world. s..
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Vocal GYMNASTICS. company with the
Board of Education, We visited the Grammar de-
partment OF the Firs. Ward School Yesterday, for
the purpose Of being present at the vocal gym
nastic exercises practiced by the scholars under
the tuition Of Mr.. Bel6eld, the Principal OF the
School.
The exercises commenced BY arranging the
scholars in two lines, the girls in front and the
boys in Tie rear, the Teacher occupying the
stand Alter explaining the principle Of vocal
gymnastics, the aticulating pipes Of the young
ones we're put in tune. While we appreciated
tho beneficial results accruing from this system
Of training the organs ofspeech, we were amused
10 see the broad grin upon the countensnces OF
some Of the sly little ufchins as they initiated
their teacher, who took them through the vocal
drill Mr.. B. Is quite proficient in the art OF
instructiug how 70 give distinet u.lcrAnce ofsyl-
labies and words, we'll a. that ofgesticulation.
This kind ofexercise mot only learns children how
10 articulate plainly, but gives strength TO the
voice and expands the lungs The Introduction
Of this order Of exercise into the various depart
ments Of our schools would add greatly toward
improving the speech Of the young nes.-[Du-
hunue Times III % &8 Ii
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


BiBLE SocfHrY DRrosifoRr.-At the Nore Of Mr.. W
w. Harper, Jefferson street. Burlington, where English,
German, Swedish and weleh Bibles and rrssaments may
always Be found At one price. uovS
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THE WONDERS OF SoNNANBuLIsx The Troy

THE WONDERS OF SoxNAABuLlsx The Troy
Times says
Last night about ha!f.past one, Henry Ludford,
terrsman in the employ Of Mr. Morrison, hear
ing man call over" arose from his bed, passed
down stairs, out Of doors, and down the long
stairway tG his skif, got in, crossed brought the
passenger over who was calling, took his toll out
OF quarter, fastened his river boat took the pas
senger over in the Mohawk ba.in boat, aud re-
crossed back again to ais station on the Island,
passed upstars in the dollhouse, where the ferry
mea sleep, took the lighted lamp in his hand,
passed to his bed, and back again to the hatch
way, where he stepped of and fell to the floor
below, making great racket and waking up all
the resi- OF the hands, who fastened 70 see what
was the matter and on inquiry found that Lud
ford had been sound asleep all this time. Curl
ously enough, he received but few slight brnis-
es by his fall. He remembered nothing Of what
had occurred, and was bewidered when found
lying on the floor, anxious to know how he came
there, and ready enough to swear ''by all that
was black and blue that he had not been owe,
with passenger since an early hour in the eve
ming. The change made by him was taken from
a table, on which the quarter lay. The midnight
passenger, on coming over this morning, called
attention 70 the queer conduct Of the ferryman,
and said he never saw SO dumb chap before
LEAVING Hrs CARD.-Onc day, when Mrs.
Darlington was ont-not in the usual occnpa-
tion of the term, but when she was on visit to
some neighborsr-the Hipster called upon her,
aud, upon her return, Mrs, Partlngton found 4
delicate bit Of pastsboard upon her table
What is that" said the dame, holding il up
aud looking at it from various angles, and hold
ing her head back as though she were sighting it
by her nose and chin. 1T Is i card, / guess, =
replied Ike, taking hold &c it and reading it:
''yes, 1t is one Of tho minister's cards. ..Oh.
YOU wicked boy" said she, holding up her finger,
"how can you assassinate such thing against so
good man as that he plays cards, though when
came to Boston everybody said should end
playcards at the very street corners "sTis he 2
said Ike, sfor here's his name on It," well.
well, Heaven be good TO vs. replied she, FOR
we are none Of Us Any better than xc ought to
be, and some do worse than playing cards" IT
Is visiting card, urged lie, clearing up the
mystery rs the sun clears UP shower, "and
he's left il for You" bow very kind said she.
smiling. u wonder what St. Paul did FOR cara.
when he went visiting. How he must have mi.
Tered for them" She placed the card between
the leaves Of her Old Bih.s, and lie threw III,
bran new cap n tks cas asleep IN the shavinga
basket
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a, ASiEsTsous SLAVE OwSER.-Q Tues
f,, N, %e 10Th instant, gentleman from North
N, ~. named Jenkins, passed through the
I'M, .'a nVe slaves. whom be designed 70 eman-
n, ian. ma settle in Clinton county, in this State.
.,a.ias stated that he had frequently been
IN se,ooo for the Eve negroes, but had al
a., FUSED 70 sell them. feeling that slavery
Isec)s " sreat moral and political wrong, and ne
IN ~ !" sacrifice justice and principle for dol
saa cents.--l Scioto Gazette, ChilicOthe.