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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-08

05-Gieutenant Gov. Newman, who fig
ured conspieuously at the head Of tie Ten.
nessee Legislature in their. recent visit to
this State, Has been charged tn forging
land warrants. He has resigned his Office
and gore to Washington, to investigate the
matter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-08
A State for Democracy.

The Alabama Legislature In the super.
abdndance OF fraternal love for the negro,
passed a law alloefns free negroes to choose
masters snS 90 in 70 Slavery.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-08
Urea March Q, 1860.

Calvin Hall has been nominated as the
Republican candidate, Dewitt z. Grove as
the Democratic candidate for Mayor Of this
city.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-08
A L,rr SAVED BY 4 PARRor.-Ths syria.
cuso IN. W Journal of Feb. rs, saws:

cuso IN, ~ Journai Of FEB. 10, says:
"On Thursday last. while Mrs. thinner
man, who resides at No. 80 Mulberry street
10 this city, was cleaning the mantle. Heics
her clothes took fire, which so. frigh,ens,
her that she could not give the alarm, an,
had 1t not been for a faithful, which was In
the same room, whs cried fire, fire, FIRE,
Mrs. Zimmerman must have, been badly
burned. As 1t Is, sac escaped without an,
serious injury to her person." .isHi :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-08
BA1rImoRR, March q 1860.

The Maryland Legislature, in Joint Com.
mi,,ee Of both Houses, reported to-day in
favor of';hs impeSchmeas'of Judge Stump
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-08
CoLuMs us, March Sd,

BUS, March Sd, 1850.
EbrToR CHRONICLE: To-day makes the
sixty second day Of session iof the Legisla.
ture. Much Of importance has been trans.
acted during the past week, under which
head wo may class the settlement Of the
question as to whether we will have an ad-
journcd session. This was definitely settled
on Friday BY every decided vote against
an adjourned session: Yeas ~, Nays ss.-
This will nS'd6ubt materially lsng,hen the
present session, 5u, by industriously labor
ing at the legitimate Bisiness Of legislation
they may get through by the frat Of Apli.
, y. b. No. lit passed the Hosss on FIJI
dsy. This 10 known here as ''Judge Keys
Fury Bill" and provides that juror shall
not be excluded from the psnnel because he
may have formed an opinion from hearsay
or newspaper reading regarding the guilt OF
innocence OF the defendant, provided he ex.
presses himself able'to render an impartial.
verdict. /,
The friends Of The bill urged its passage
on the ground that'int this age Of pewspa
pers, no intelligent man fails to read the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

30 N > ~ ~ FeessoAce % t. pres
II ~ Nsv Yeek kadess, uAisA win b
NJ i assthse eelsaa, ~ - psepssetop q
-. $500 vssAly - SECURED N army Il al.
s.iRsl sDstsibseess r. III popse - ~
"A Ys~ neh = be- nsvsr ben eqsalsd By
uexss6n - - vssSA n Eearsr 4 i.
sthsasssvissa - ~ neral -. ana
"a arsaaeisa lasSss shaa 80 q aay ssl.e
-n.sy jssrsab b - scssasy. IN III
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

NrfAs sssssrs by NJ nasssys saolr. d
v - cAsrsA - Wednesday svsaiaG. -
.1r1tly asaaadsd. owiAg - - extsss1s d.
lssy 4 - vsatAsr. 1Aspeogssaas Wa
- - I'D - szscasiaa of ~ nsaic uae
go - ssdisacs vsrs highly PLEASED
y &e saasetaianeat and naay Who rsmaln.
asvsy vin regret l. We ere glad 70 learn
~ ssaeset Win - rspeatsd this sveninx.
.rr;slsring psetioa " or sonnunlsy will
ssas bsprsssnk They vim osrtainlg q.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

Il IL stated that Mr. Marcy's diary contains
prophetic prediction Of Mr. Buchanans failure
70 administer the Governmens successfully, from
his want Of directnesa, fidelity and couraeA
Among Mr. Folks papers there b evcnsa
stronger testimony against him, derived iron -
sociation In his Cabinet. Gen. Jscksonas last
injunction 70 Mr. Polk, when starting for Wash
ingtou, WAS not = take Nj. Buchanan in bic cab
inet; but b NJ surrosnded BY politieians and
overruled after rsacbing Washinton, much 70 his
regfet afterwefdA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

hsnsuo 4 NEW 0ovKRanssr on "HALy
NJ letter from Atlanta, Georgia in the
ar Eag's tells story Of an old planter
= VIE iassrior,n Who entertained sensible
ne he crisis. We copy:
49, g tvo ago, an old planter came to
Ssa M ND Of cotton, who said it was the
80 e I'D been tn town in two yeAis, an
hs'cum no how, but he thought he d
.oag 9Th the boys Two u negroes) this
= efhe could end out Something about
~ they vas maxim In the moose.
~. sssat ecin' out Of The Union.' A sharp
~. leschsnt freely volunteered 70 make the
pam 70 him, and did % with his mina's
~ Me load Of cotton Of the old man&-
=, aing some time, the old fellow Inter.
aging: AZ then Ill the ee-ce seces-
is because them Northern Repub-
~ sssed Lincoln, 10 It. Because We waso't
- down hsFs! Well, then, cay,
1a'osg asoscA fcr en- I'D Ought 10 b
IN what's more, If they kin whip " in
sstto ct the ballot-6ox, Ghsyrs
0do u nken Il comes 10 fgktiag II stvxs-
"a osa ! don't see what we've had 70 com
hees Ia Georgia-ws always gis .
- ~ - saa ready pay Tor our cotton-an' I
= - yesterday chat 1 only knowsd, N.Y.
ass niggsrs, 10 ~ Asll coarse Of ny
NJ sas run Oh By the Abolitionista Why,
eeeeky, IN VirEinny, end sDme Vthef
o.. there, I've heegn Of Hundreds bein'
&-and tim Ssiien wouldp't 4 ssid
~ \ u South Carolina hadn't made
- sstel noise. No, siri Pve always
Al a. M = - y 80 4 4 .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VERDICT o. TEE SIck-Lettersfrom DyFepaIcs In every
State. are continually BY the propesers or HOS
TETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrERs. e.
pressing In the most enthusiastic terms their confidence 10
that celebrated restorative The writer's daer In their
modes ofexpreson, but they breathe but one sentiment
That mmeanable benefit has been derived By thousands
from this agreeable and potent somachc 10 fact estab
aaed BY clouds Of Witnesses Dyspepsia and the count
leas diseases Of the stomach and bowels 70 which gives
RISE literally vanish before the searching bracng and pu-
fyng influence Of this great fenovator Of the physical
system, which acts simultaneously oil The internal Or
decl-bplm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

i 0KTRRA1R0MkNTr UAN1rwR
- 1870. - - n - 49,
- ,.~...,. s.....s. 81 ..-.,-r.---a
sp.ss =. -. a 4,
4. - 40. 4 - u !,
81 ..... !. Z. .,.,s ]. !, !.
...,-- - 80 80 :. !. hi !. !.
!. ~. = 9. 49,. .s... NJ. 4 81 49,.
49,. Z. i.m---' -. - = 80 80.
p,s,e r........ - D.. !. ~. I. =
..-s.. -...--. -, :. 49, = .esc's
.-a,.. 49,. Z !. g -
!. - - - asass& &c
-. ~ IN = 80, .
49, -. y 49, 4 - - 80 80 =
I'm 49,. ....,. Nd. - $50. -
-. q. 49,. !. 4. - PsS
q, . - ssyFsSssss aas9
$3.50, = r.-... go. 1
M..-:-s.., 81 III. b.
49, .l---.' q. :. 81. Ans ~
w:.. - = ~ @a.h. 2 g ssen whether
~ ~ @ossef - sissinla troope. md march
49, = 800 v'seess 1elsnss - 80
-. j.. 80 80 noek- II 80 n
me yeaf VIII, . my rate, ~ ~ oyentfdl one.
full Of interest,". AZ hsestoeore. - nrnors,,tor
of mi. Ic..n.1 -, =. 49, z. a
pense "a r.ke l. !. IN 80 e.;.he., -. 8
ourrert .x.,e, i, .a.-....-.,- go. 9
q. :. :. - .'.s'sl - nswA io's'sn
- = ~'''' = 'ssosO'Or oassanee an
.0"P..s'on' lns various editions Of the Hawk
eye will contain the very latest news by m.ila
and telegraph, reliable market renorts from III
imnortanf rc;rt. - ..l.....h ~ - - xr
summary 81 Low. .na North-....-. ,...,,....
not found IN .nv co., 49,, -
edi.ious Of he nsner =. 5000 !. 4. t.,,s
ing verv lov r.te.. - 80
:. AA"A
= Anofusu = - pr annum, " for aix months. /
Three copies will be sent, commencing ct one /
time, to one post-olace. for elk
~ .r~,.v,,~,v 49, .-f4a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22
DR. MOTIFS ~ j
Chalybeate Restorative
PILLS or IRON


!, me asonaaclc pseparataoa ofIRON puriasA
- Oygel Sna IAr0On BY comb1A3on b Hydrogen -
G.Ssaoue0 " me highest Medical Authorizes both
mo sne United States, and prescribed ID the1
FTTNoo.
OF thoasnnds daily proves ahae no -
H n ~ Iion can - compared with Il. lmpQritlcs a
1880, GePfeAion o. vital energy, pale and oahervin
ay co@pexlons 'ndscats w necessity IN amos. every
SSLssvio.s 80;
proved aesclufey curative In eash 81 - loIior,
p1ns1 Va:
- DeCs4ssyr NeseOAa Afecti0Ns, Raoei0oiOa n
xspssa, aonssspStson, DiaTrA0a, DtsMsNy, Mo;ptssa
nsssnsg.ason, N.sse., ostevssis, LSssr Oss,cis;ss
Gsss Msaaacaes KaesssGsisH, kssmssis:snj Isesvs
c.ses o. oeneul Dsisy whether the result Of ste
Ol = w continued elimination or nervous ~
ehsley rom chronic complaints trial Of tn
dsa,; - PROVED successful 70 an extent which no
1870 noI wr.sen sttssaaOn would render credible
.a, = Il9 garMden - TO have become forgotten n
hu.x rnrld - nave suddenly reappeared N ~
a1e some very signal instances OF this kad -
ss Emss sonersrs, emaciated victims Of aps.areue
~, las0nsoos exhaustion. critical ckanGra -
snd s.. ~ 9, nervous and dyspeptic avasc0 q =
- 49,. y. wnscn sne physician has no name
M. =. ecsesMs o. AL kinds, and for reasunsfh
i scs men we operation Of this preparation 81
!. n DC sanitary, for, unlike the old oxidea
80; so,o1say sonlc waout being exciting md oycrheet
. =. ssn.y, regularly aperient, even = the most %.
AvA 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22
OR NO SECESSION
must have Money.

would ny those that have bought Boots and Shoes Of
and promised 70 pay BY the st q January, 1851 tha
have performed my part Of the agreement-wi1 you
think th call 10 not for himR ron me- thou at The
man you cannot pay cash pasass aste ~ Note, WsA
think b reasonable requese.
Because Of hard tiDes 1t nsns refuse, &C.
70 pay ct ones for their Boots and Shoes.
dec1o-dWlm W. W. HAAPBM
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22
MOFFATS LIFE PILLS AMI
AVA PHOENIX BITTrRa


period OF rHIRrY YK.ss ana S..s 49, - PUBIC TOT
maintained high in amos evsry p.1s - ts
Globe, for their extraordinary ana imsii.,S =. W
restoring perfect health to persons sutsrins Y.
every kind q disease TO which the human irene i a
man diseases u which The 10y = -
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known 70 oe infaliblv
DYSPEPSIA, BY thoroughly cleaaslDr ~ Ar.t ~
second ssomachs, and creating fov ~ rnr. h..Hns
le, instead q the stale and asrid Kind PIHTfLENGY
L1sefAIpefite, Aeark1rn, HsadacNe Rssls..as.s III
the general symptoma a. Dvsrer.is -, 11ca -
natural sonsessence o. iss cure. 'h' =
COsHvENkSS, BY cleansing ~ whole lsns4h az ~
intssl0es with sOlvent process and vi1lt vicler.
49, a. Violent pss leave Tie towels eostivs wiiin ~
oas.G~. --v-te"'-- = n
FEvB3A Al kinds, by restoring the blood "a Z
Iegasr $50, Through ths process Of resplrsaion Il
socn 49,. 80 ne thorough ISOLATION q a inegnsi Is
The zis Adlicine@ have Asen known "a curs RHrr.
permanently r. three weeks, ana oOlIT ii hslf
49, 1me ~ reaaosinQ local nnaaanaton nom - NM
- 49, ngamente ~ the joints. Fvs#8 - - !
q ~ Kinds, ~ frssln9 aad srsnsshsnins
nenevs md hnddsr tAey opee1fA I1nS1
e thsse Important organs and hpoce $500 evsr $50.
A0.g0 S1ssan fene0ytse IT, M1g8 eaeGS ~ GRAVEL.
Aiso worms, ~ dislodginH r. ~ lnrnlnr - ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

a CoueRs.-fhe sudden changes or our climate are
sources Of PuLhoxAAY, BRONCHIAL and As7HnArJc Az
sscfIoEs Experience having proved that simple rene
dis often ~ speedily and certainly when taken In tha
early stages Of the disease should once had
br0acns BSOMchSdI 7tOchesn or Losenges, let the
Cold Cough. or Irritation Of The Throat be ever 20 sg
% ~ this precauton more serious attack may eec
tualiy warded ~. PUBLIC 6PsAKans and SInoKRs win
hnd them e6ectual for clearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisement fdecI dv6u,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

- Our friend Dr.. Bull advances with the step Of
eonqueror from one medical triumph 70 another His last
and the children think his greatest achievement his
Vegetable Worm Destroyer. Pleasant 70 the TASTE and
certain in it, effects has become universal avorte with
both mothen and children. Evansville Enquirer.
ov28-d1mStaw:Wlm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

- IL consumption curablei The medical world ID d
v'ded In opinion On this question but al intelligent ply
cans concur In the opinion that II may a. least -
vented That neglected cough which IL slowly but surely
seating the disease upon your lungs may cured and
no remedy that modern science hss bestowed upon hnman
ity promises more speedy and radical cure than o1
Bs1rs Compound Pictorial Of WSld Cherry The bark
ofthe Wild cherry has long bsen known and used -
sra and valuable medicine for diseases Of the throat and
iungs but has been Dr. Bulls good fortune 10 combine
with other equally valuable remedies In such proper
lions - 70 insure the greatest possible benefit from
Henderson Courier.
noy23 -dlm8tnH.wlm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

hns BsowHtow Oh .fnE .0scRssloxlsrs.-
H. Brovnlov, ofthe Knoxville WING, l. evi.
|bfsot I'm love" with Tie secemionise1. q the
g Gssss clipping iron his paper amply de.
Ar1nteo:
q Machine Of government, 20 delicate and
Xxx in its structure, and which cost ies great
ssiases % much labor and thoueht, % much
4 Ae Fiis Of concession and compromise. and
Is sstAtss % much Of blood aud treasure. IL Ia
sssaa y pieces, 70 crafty Get Of corrupt,
uH6pw md disappointed dsmagokues. Who
|kaAAtaI can never preside over these L;s;.
~ aaA - hence they seek TO build up one or
pms usneptible GosGAera sost edtro;ss. and
~ h,sselves ct the bead Of shese. The
~ ~ dancing Of Nero, while Rome was
|sNtssia flames. was not more brutal, hsllish,
|sgINl wicked, than 10 the conduct Of these
|snsylstroying, God-defying, and hsll-de.
srag saAlfcss to their country, who write and
hRAm lippsntly Of the most momentous event
)kh human mind can conceive!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

e1ps Am nls SUa1rIns. The referee. IN this
- IN .ade thstr award - follows The
wdss Ne Arse 6ond are discharged. Those
stseeood bond arc 70 pay Ga, 00O, and ON
\ - bond ~, s74. On the payment Of
aansanee. Tie sureties ore 70 be DISCHARGED
bnn penalties Of Tie bonds Gate Oisv.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

only SS,6l5. while in the corresponding week
last year 1853 were received. The indications
are that the packing season will be extended far
into February.
The demand for mess pork in the eeakh haying
fallen Cd, prices declined TO GA 80, 1t which it
was dull, and at close, 500 brls sold, deliverable
. few days hence, At GA. The news from New
York is unfavorable, that market being dull at
$l6. Lard sold to-day at St@85c for city, and
SIC for country. Green meats were shade
lower than Yesterday, closing q 40 for shout
ders; H}c for sides, and 6}@6tc for hama.a The
unfavosable weather had its eject on thess pro
ducts Dulk meats 81 and 7c for shoulders and
sidsA- Cincinnati Gazette, Dec. 10.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

uaT REc N TIL
-
" ]: Y. ~ : 80 r, -. s - sl1 - -
| SHETLAND WI
1.s.st sf.,.., - $500 -. nv SION.
| EAsTERN YARN. = 4 n.
y 49,. =. .::.!..4 !. =. -. nv sso1.:
| ~ DOE PAIRS .ss
es g.. 49, -. 49, - ssssvsa 49,
- = - ~ s19n1.
1902 ARTICLES
-, = :: ~; :: - .sK e.. :.
s.sl. - ! 5 5 60 = - -.
rs IT KNOWN? -
rs - - - - s..s,l !, NsSsass.a
fssiass - es1nssy esassss - johaaasra1ss.
'nON'T FORGET -
IA Nh Hosssooxsss ysaAa...,,e n,ln..ry 1920.
- - - si ~ e y. = 'sa, -: -
.--- -
1IOE OF SECRETARY OFTHE
~ D0AnD o. EDUCATION.
4 D. noass Iowa, Dea -, 1soo.
Nd : kss Is 49, -. , !. s. ~ ~ =
g Doee21as 1ooo, - eSnonuo = eon - ~ tAan -
wesgng eaRsY eo1 1nA& AeR Wuam lase y Dusjin~tnn
- froL y. bsFce n KosaA havs hesa appelueei -
$3.50 sa $3.50 THOMAS n. BENTON "a.
x.sA 49, ~ Sssy uetA6 DaasA
4eeleA.s1 &c. ~ !. j. Ceulssa.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
1,|ses.t osdaa.y DnsiAe oesAs Royal na,ssa fs,IG
1eA ~ the epGz1gA Govoenoen1 49, - Iu~9ss:
!. ns - capGaA QenAs = C1la m - psse
FRIDAY. JANUARY l, 1851.
y 3GOa, zee.
SORTEO NUiERO e4s ORDlNARlO.
CAPITAL PRIZE slos, go.
hise o. slc0,o0O 30 f.o6c
X so,00 80
| i SsSs ? As'r'1i.aaea' 40
Four Approximations 70 the elOo Geo ar nAcA -. "
~ e eee go q - p o1a,eUo; Aof 10 % 800
Whole Tickets $50; Halssa, 90; Q.s~sss s.
1asss ca.nsA - sight - PER cant d1soomA.
drawing Win be forwarded q soon = ~ reaplt -
IAN ara.ssos spAsu,ss . r,sGsss !. - ,aar,.a
...p IODklGUEx. care - Cty Pcaa, CAaTlasaeS
declS.buiv siHa7rf
4s II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

- eCaAs CAxE IsyUaED.- The Frsnklin
q 3iaaA) Pisassrs' 1annsr, Il he Let ave !:
- sssess ffose vas sxpe6saced herr q
;susjsy ~, almost entirely 6611zpying I'll ven.
go N cane-&eids psOosnt 10 more that
irul;1l tpPeassnce e boasesd Of In our lass
= a nany sappoes that H. cane isself -
- kalsl DIVA - the very rootA Bone Of
a p,aaasn, lsckily for tAsn, haA guarded thsm
ma seAses sudden fFeese. hyhaving vim.
NJ ~ nasAng cane fs1 days pessiously
= es.sesstly vill not b. sufferers 70 any
- Mossk
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

The market for hogs opened heavy this morn.
ing, under increased receipts, gloomy weather
aud easier prices for products, and quotations
are 2O@25c below last evening currency, clos ng
at % 25(95 40, with few buyers at over IS rs
for good averages The feeling with reference
to the future Is 80 unsettled, that it 10 difficult
to effect sales for forward delivery. Packers
move v nv cautiously. and for the most part they
prefer to take the chances of the market on the
arrival of hogs, to encumbering themselves with
contracts. The receipts to-day we're $500 head
The Price Current furnishes the annexed exhibit
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

P0PULAfi0N OF VERAoNf.-The Vermont pa
pers publish complete returns, by counties, Of
the census Of that State for 1850, ~ returned
by the DATED States Narshals. They show the
population of the State TO be 8l5, 1921, being an
increase Of only 1861 over the yea.lS $50, when
il was 3l4.l7O. It 10 evident, says the Vermont
paper from which We obtain these facts, that
after 1863 Vermont will be entitled 70 but two
members of Congress. Too many Of our young
men have gone West within the last ten years
to enable u to hold our own politically.
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e..:s: ss'1as = - al', ~ 49, r z -
.MAs4zs SsasS8
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
l. A II E. n r. w S
FlOn New MexlcO.

ISDlPEkDExcE. Sept. II.
The New Mexican nsi,, with dates TO the Sd
inst, arrived u lie evening.
A convention tf people Of New Mexico met
ct Santa Fs on the 27.h ulti.so, TO make ar
rangemen,s for the protection Of their lives aud
property from the Nav joss. ant otner lndiAns.
They offered to raiss 1000 volunteers. and
asked the Governor TO receive them He re-
tused. They then resolved. that owiLg to pri-
vate quarr,ls between the officers Of the regu.
lar army, no dependence could be placed on
them, and that the regular troops 10 the Terri
tory we're not eufficieut protection. They
determined to take their defense in tb, ir Own
hand, and q call tor loo .nouDted men from
each cOuut. VAS made
N Lue' Chavis was appointe' Colonel Of the
regiment. and ir expected to open the cam mpaign
Ou The 2Oth instant.
Col. Founleroy has ordered . campaign
ag inst the Indisps to move il three coiumns,
on the lot OF DC oler
On the Sth lust, band Of kiowas. number
ing eleven, with Catanas. their chef. went to
Allisons rancho on Gov Creek, and agreed
with Mr Peacock. the proprietor. to come next
day and 90 to Pawnee Folk md make q treaty
with the United States officers lrue to their
promise, they came aud induced Mr. Peacock
TO 20 out and took through q spyglass ut, "a
they I. presented. u company OF soldiers ris-
tance off. While Mr.. Peacock WAS in the act
| Of cooking. they shot him thr ugh the head
sLd body, killing h,m instantly. They then
shot Mr. Mey e.s, his clerk. but did not kill h.u.
1t once. lie retrea,ed to -oom where thel =
was sick man, and warned him If what as
goicg on. He then dieu. The sick m.n was
armed " ith two revoiy-rs, which the ludis Us
being arp'is.d of not modest him. They
loaded eleven Onles ami left
The people at Cow Greek were expecting an
attack from some Indians, ard had only one
compsny of soluiers to protect them.
NJ. Hay lost eighty hsa Of cattle at Cow
Creek. They were run off by stampede OF
buffa oee. lie is en- route for Sauts Fs with =
large train.
A band Of Pawpae and O'e Indians a few
days since came 10 Council g owe and run of
SIXTY head ct mules an0 ponies.
From all the information TO be had it seems
that there 10 a determined plan among all the
Wild Indians te make war upon the regular
army and cuizeEs travelling tn plains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
TELEG X A P HIC.
Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the N'e mcr EuroDa,

81. JOHNS. n F., Sep. lS
| The Europa from Liverpool Saturday. 18th
10 l., via Queenstown 18Th. passed Care Rsce
~ Z O'Clock. sunday evening The inseI,ix en.,
10 quite important.
The king 4 Maple quilted the Capital 90
the 9th in Spanish vessel tor Gsets
GArihadi vas at Cora. 20 mi.s from Naples
on the 9th. and .as expected TO reach the CAP.
itsl on the 7th. HIS advance guard arrived as
Salem on the 6ih.
Naples continued tranquil.
The harvest is EagIaud Vas making sstisfsc-
tory pro1res..
The Galway Line is advertised to run
| monthly.
LATEST VIA. ouxENsT0wN.
LONDON. 6th - 1nsurrsc,i' nary movements
have broken out at Pesaro. and the Insurgents
| have attacked and defeated the raysl tscops.
Ossnsrons satiomol Of Turin, Of the 8th. SAYS
| the fret column OF volunteers enter the march
es TO day
Live, pool Bresdstufs Markets we're para,-
wed on Fr'dsy and quotations wei~ nominal.
but few forced sales we're ms ie, At the fol-
| 10 v ing reductions cf toe week:
-Four 2 81.
Wheat9
Corn ls Sd 90 Saturday market was dull
| and quo alto Nominal.
Provisions market quiet.
LoNDaN NoNGY MAkKsT- Consos closed Sat.
urda. 93 l-4a9S 3 ior money and account.