The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

title shall BE- given; also lilitlng lsad 10 Sfose
only saliect - psivgts entry. mo Benafs hin
further provides that the land shall mot b. s0ld
for the debt Or the settler tl the q. itei States
parts with ute. Also that m aitrn must file II
declarat:au 0e fntcntiOn &C beconalse eleixem
bill
": johnson, Or AK, argued Il length II d.
! vor Of the Senate bill ISsFs &c F''s1g
Mr. Gwin offered an anaerdmen i loealfz;nw tha
Occupancy Of the mineral lands in CalifeM. and
Oregon BY citizens q tln rnitcd states objects
20 drive ont the coalie labor from the mines and
confne Is to agriculture.
A measge wse rsesived from ths Frsaidmerp-
turning The bib fcr ths relief of Arthur Edwards
and associates, who carried the mails on ne
northern lakes from 1880 1850. On the ground
tn tho claim has already been rejected 81 the
Post Master General and Court Of Claims with
out action thereof Adjonr led. as.s FtT 5as
HOrsT.-He argued that the Judgments 0f the
Supreme Court are binding only On inferior
courts, and parties litigants--shaf the decision
Of the Judiciary are not obligatory on Corgr =
in any sense, bvt like other arguments, are ad- Z
dressed 70 its discretion; and coming from CO.
ordinate 5r,rch Of the Government, aft entitled
70 respect. Tho reorganization oil the Supreme i
Court is one u the aaspicioas promses oi u Re-.
publican victory. When this reform IL consun.
mated the vampire Of slavcry which Hits along
II sSSsss2
its wings once more over a peacefnl DOMAIN,
where ministrations arc essential, in order to de-
velope the highest type Of white civiii1asion-
The committee rose. ss5 1e&
Mr.. Bonham's resolution &c adjourn from Fri.
day to May LIST, was rejected BY 10, against la3.
The consideration Of the deficiency Till was
rtslmei ~ sfss sf sf
Among othyr amendments was an appropria-
tion Of 70 600 for delegate to the International
statistical Congress- in London, in July next sz
The Committee rose without final action on
the bin. Adjourned.
Providence, April n. IA
| The great refrigerator suit Of J. &. Schoo.ev,
| Of Cincinnati. against Charles Finship, of New
Haven, and Brawnall, Hedge u Co., agents, or
| New York, was yesterday decided by Judge
Pittmon, Of the United States Circuit Court, in
favor Of the defendants, whose claim for
patent is declared good. ~ '
Charleston, 8 G., April IL
The Z. s. Revenue cutter has arrived here
from Brunswick, Ga. All on board we'll She
reports that the 4th Of April, off the coast Of
Georgia, she heard sharp firing for over one
hour. t
Tallahassee, Ala. April o.
The Democratic St,te Convention endorsed to-
day the z. $. Senatorial resolution. ssta r E
Boston, April II.
The suspension ol Allen, Neil + Co., bankers, 10
announced liabilities are small and the assets
will probably cover the demand ass IN z
Montreal April II.
! 1t rained hard during last night Weather
to-day clear and very mild; Thermometers afsAM
40 above zero 9s " se5
The first steamer for Quebec left last eve
| ming.
New Orleans, April 1G.
The steamship Austin brings Brasos advices Of
the 18th inst-news unimportant. t
The Christian Association elected w. p Num-
ford, OF Richmond, Va. president and Jno. Wa
nevauker Of, Philadelphia, secretary ard ad-
journed sine die.
New York, April II. FH4
The following is description Of property <to-
len from Adams safe:
slO,5aO bills, Atlantic Bank, Boston; $500 in
bills newly issued Of Langdon Bank, Dover, n.
II i; number of notes belonging TO Rat bone "
Bros, and other notes, Of slnallcr amoui t. o..
money.
Messrs. Adams Co. promptly paid, this A. NJ
all amounts called. Et@ *+
A party Of oystermen got into a SHOOTING ar- y
fray at Coster's Creek ya. Three men belonging
to the schooner Charlotte OF Boston, were shot
dead, namely, two brothers Of " Y. aud a man
Jordan Of Eizabethtown. The Charlotte put to
sea Immediately after the affray HI Ea
The female body found anchored at Jersey City
y believed to be that Of Miss kerby, who srri-
| we'd here three or four weeks ago. from Boston.
| in search Of situation. Sha stated at an intel-
| gence Office, that her morher keepe baarder. in
| n. \. She has been missing some DAYS.
Boston, April Il.
| An narriyal from the Cape OF Good Hope hsings
adviecs Of Feb. l4th.
The French Expedition to China had reached
Cape Town. embracing numerous vessels Of war
and about 5000 troops. Some English vessels
| belonging - the expedition had also arrived i
Local news animportant.
Memphis, April IL :
The steamer Defender, from New Orleans to
fittsburg, was snagged and sunk near Lacnnia,
on Saturday evening The boat had a heavy car
60, and il is a total loss, Three deck passengers
were lost.
SARAHIS E1rND TO SELL IesoMEBopY.--Wc give
below racy letter from Tennessee woman 10
her fugitive slave "Jarn,r who now rcoices IN
his freedom at Syracuse, n. L.. and il minister
OF the Gospel, as well active agent of the
Underground Railroad. 1t appears that "Jarm"
when he ran away, accomplished the first stage
OF his journey on valuable mare, alse chattet Z
of some woman and rode her 50 hard that he
nearly used her up. The mistress is angry, AID
wants her pay for either one animal or the other.
1t needless to say that "Jarm,'' who is now the
Rev. J. w. Longae, declines to comply, but here
is the letter:
MAuRy CorSrr, Tenn, Feb 90, 1860.
To JARx ! now take my pen TO write you a
| few lines to let you know how We all are. am a
| cripple, but am still able to get about. The
rest Of the family are all we'll. Cherry is as wcl
as common. | write yen these lines TO let yon
know the situation We are in--pirtly in conse-
/ quencc OF your running Army and stealing Old
/ Rock, our fine mare. Though VIC got the mare
| back, she was never worth much after YOU took
| her; and, as now stand in need ofsomc funds,
have determined to sell you; andI have had m
offer for YOU but did not see ft to take it, Ifyou
I will sapa ua lnli. g., ,t.
| old mare, will give up all claim have 70 yon.
Write TO me as soon as YOU get these few lines,
and let me know ifyou will accept ms proposition.
| In consequence of your running away we had to
| sell Abe and Ann and twelve acres OF land: and
| want yon to send me the money that may be
able to redeem the land ron the canse Of ou-
| selling, and on the receipt or the above named
sum Of money win send you on your bill Of sale y
| If you do not comply with my request will sell
| you 70 some one else, and sou may rest assured
that the time is not distant when things will be
i changed with you. Write to me a. soon us vcu
get these lines. Direct your letter 10 Bgbyviiie,
i Naury county, Tennessee. You hai better COM
/ ply wits my request. 8 g er
i understand you are preacher. A the South
ern people are 50 bad you had better come
and preach to yonr old acquaintanees.
would like to know II You read your Bibles II 50,
can you tell what will become OF ~tte thief ii
be does not repent and, il the blind lead the
blind, what viii the consequesce be Ideem II.
unnecessary TO saE much more at present 4
word to the wise is sufficient Yoa know where
the liar has his part. You know thai W teated
you No We reared our own children; that you was
never abused, and that shortly before you ran
away, when your master asNed you II you would
like 70 be sold, You said you would mot leave hln
70 80 with anybody
CrRE FOR CANcER.-Mr. Thomas Anderson
: gives the following recipe for cancer, which he
sAys has been Of service In several dangerous
cases: A&@s4 Ris ss - 8ss5ss4s44sss
Boil fine Turkey fgs in new milk, which they
will thickcn; when they tender, sp.it and ap-
ply them ~ warm - they can be borne to the
) part affected, whetl,er brokea OF mot; tho part
must be washed every time the pcal,icc IL cham
: ged with some Of the milk; use fresh pouliec
night and morning, and AZ least once during the
| day, and drink quarter of pint OF the mix