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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
Sale of Lots in RaxshviUe.

TNHE subscriber will offer for sale, on the
L second Saturday of November next, 100
Lots in the town of Rushvile, Van Buren, coun.
ty. Iowa Territory. Nashville is situated ten
miles west of Keosauqua, the county seat Of
Van Buren, county, half mile from Fox river
on high prairie, in a rich and fertile country,
and decidedly the most healthy place in the
Territory. Persons wishing to embark in the
mercantile line, or mechanics CT any kind, will
do we'll to settle in Rushville as it possesses ali
the advantages which men of industry and en-.
terprise could desire.
Sale TO commence at o'clock on said day.
when due attendance Will be given, and terms
made known by WM. LOWER,
sept lU ts* Proprietor.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
INFORMATION TAINTED.

IIVNOhIN.7x IOV TWIN Ell. y
TOHN s. JENNISON, left Muscatine Co.,
81 iowa Territory, on the 9th of last April,
with the intention of taking Steam Boat at
New Boston Illinois, for Augusta, Kentucky,
where he has not arrived, neither, can his
friends hear of him. He is Is years of age,
rather small, with light hair and complexion,
and is supposed if alive to be running on some
Steam Boat as Cabin Boy. Any information
respecting him addressed to me, by mail, at
Bloomington, Iowa Territory, will be very
thankfully received by his relatives
II. D. JENNISON.
News Papers on the upper Mississippi and
Ohio rivers, will please give the above few
insertions.
Sept M-pd3t IS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
TO THE PUBLIC. I

a TO THE PUBLIC.
YNHE undersigned have had applications to
Il grind grain for the purpose of dstilling
liquors, and their answers have invariably
been-NO! for the following reasons: In or
der to grind sufficient for distilcry, we
would have to disappoint many Of our Gus
toners who get grain ground for eating and
not for drinking; and that one OF US has
signed pledge (Which is held sacred as
any obligation rc could givc) for the purchase
of wheat or corn. Now, having understood
that arrangements are making to establish a
distilcry in our neighborhood, and that the
proprictors intend to cmpel us to grind for
them, acc hereby giue notice to all ,phom it mag
concern, that we will not grind any descrlp.
ton OF grain, for any person or persons what
ever, for the purposes of dstilling liquors, un-
less compelled by law-whch we think is
vet to be enacted go aEE....-,.+t -
COMFORT & DAVIS,
Proprctors of Augusta Mills, Des Mones Co.
Aug 20--tf IL
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Washington District Court, June Term, 1870
John D. Wood,
Petition for Divorce
Elizabeth Wood
A ND now on this sixteenth day of June
IA a. d., l640 comes the complainant by
his attorney, and it appearing to the court by
the shcrtl's return Of non est inrentus that the
dant is nonresident of this county, and
the court beng satisfied that said bill has been
filed in the clerks office Of this court and pro-
cess thereon issued more than thirty days
next before this term Of the court it is or
dercd that publication Of the tendency of this
petition be made in the Hawk Eye and Iowa
Patriot, newspaper printed and published
weekly at Burlington, in this Territory, for
eight successive weeks next before the sue
cccdmg term Of this court. The said Eliza
beth Wood, will therefore take notice, that
unless she appear and answer, plead or demur
to said bill by the next term of this court
the matters and things therein contained will
be taken as confessed and a divorce thereon
dccrced accordingly.
Attest, THOMAS BAKER,
c. d. c., Washington Co.
JAS w. CRIME s, Plfs Solicitor.
Aug. 10, 1910. IL
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
GEORGE BLICKH.4HIN,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Observation-Disclosures!
uST received from New Orleans,
~ hhds prime Sugar;
2 bbls Loaf do
10 sacks prime green coffee;
boxes sperm candles; g.. .-
boxes Imperial and Y. II. Teas:
l tierce Rice;
ii 3 bbls Mackcrel No /;
Which will be sold low for cash, cattle OF
hogs. .....a II. ". MOORE co.
sept 3
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Territory Of Iowa, :. E%
Lee county, }ss' ates =. .s,sa3l
On the Chcncery side of the District Court for
l.93 said Court, April Term, 1840 Z, u
CHARLES L. Core, ~.7.r rs..4 sglg
os. Petition for Divorce.
Il SOPHIA COPE. ~ -tEsg" s- '.22s
And now on this day comes the said Charles
L. Cope, and files his petition against Sophia
Cope for divorce, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that the said Sophia Cope
is a nonresident of this Territory. Ills, there
fore, Ordered by the Court, that notice of this
petition be made in one of the newspapers print
ed and published in Burlington, for eight weeks
successfully next before the next term Of this
Court, and that if the said Sophia Cope does not
then appear and answer said bill, the matters
and things therein contained will be taken as
confessed, and the Court will decree thereon
accordingly. -,.... ..... 2, ras.... f.. .... r.t
JOHN H. LINES, Clerk of said Court,
@# and ex-officio Register in Chancery.
A. Rich, Solicitor for Complainant. lite
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

CHASE & KIMBALL.
"A AVE just received a general assortmen,
III Of English, American s. European
GOODS
Consisting in part of
50 ps red, white, green and yellow Flannels
40 plaid and plain Linseys
~ g Kentucky and kcokuk Jeans
80 blue, blk and mixed Sattncts, some vcrv
fine
10000 yds Lawrence Sheetings and Shirtings
5000 g blue and brown Drilling
20,OO0 " Merrimack blue Prints
10000 6 do fancy do
10000 " English and French do
20 ps American and English Cashmere
10 " English and French Broadcloths, with
trimmings to suit
10 ps blue, blk and brown Pilot cloths
40 prs black, blue, green and white Macki-
nav Blankets
80 prs Rose Blankets
50 I" Saddle do
bales Batting
4 Wicking a0
For sale low, at the corner of Washington
and Water Streets. .:...
Oct "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
DRUGS and MEDICINES

DRUGS and MEDICINES.
TNHE subscribers having purchased the entire
i stock of Drugs belonging to Mr.. Edgar,
and having received large supply of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines, '
Are now DESTROYS of informing his old custom.
ers and the public, that they can be supplied
with all the articles in their line, at tho lowest
price; terms being cash
+ The'store is in the brick building opposite
the Gazette office. Ess' aA ao - - ,
-s.s. HASBROUCk g. WHELEN.
II Physicians and store keepers in the coun.
try, would do well to call and examine before
going below, as we shall sell at St. Louis prices.
Burlington, l. T. Jan Is, 1910. a. 33-!yll
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII Persons having claims against the
IN estate of Samuel G. jackson, late of
Van Buren, county deceased. are hereby re.
quested and notified to exhibit the same to
the Probate Court, Of said county, for settle
mcnt within nine Months from the date here.
of; and all persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment
TO MARY JACKSON, Admx.
and WILSON STANLEY, Admrs.
-as ~ s of said estate.
Sent IL 1S40-4t n nrr II
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
TO CONTRACTORS!

SEALED proposals (post paid if sent b,
~ MaiD will be received by the Undersigned
at the Post Office in Burlington, until the
Path October proximo, to construct the follow
ing works on the Mail Road from St Francis
vile to some point on the Mississippi river,
between Du Buque and Prairie Du Chen
viz: ~- ...... r.. -..
A bridge over Sugar Creek between St Fran.
ciaviile and Mortrose q bridge over Devil
Creek between Montrose and Fort Madison
bridge over Lost Creek between Fort Madi.
son and Augusta and bridges over Long,
Brush and Spring creeks between Augusta and
Burlington; also bridge over Flint river,
four miles from Burlington. .-L ..#
The bridge over Sugar creek will rest on
two abutmcnts Of firmly united timbers, fill
ed in with stone closely packed, deeply en-
bedaed in the banks OH either side, and one
triangular pier, filled in the same manner with
the abutments the bridge must be raised
two feet above the highest known trcshets ;
its length will be about 10 feet.
The bridge over Devil creek, will rest on
two abntments of stone placed on a firm
foundation on the line Of high water mark, ,
and one triangular pier, consisting of IA crib
work OF timbers, securely united and filled in
with stone firmly packed, the upstream edge
OF which must be covered with sheet iron ;
an ice breaker will also he required opposite
the pier. The structure must be raised two
feet above the highest freslet known. The
site chosen for this bridge is nearly opposite
TO the South East corner of Henry ". Harri-
sons field, and about 200 yards above the
ford. AS it is designed to change the locu.
ton of the road, 60 that the approach to
the bridge may be rendered more easy, pro-
posals for clearing away the timber 30 feet
wide. will be Included in those made for the
bridge. -.-g 0H
The bridge over Lost creek of one span 50
or 6O feet long, must be made in all respects
like that over Sugar creek described above !;
and those over Long, Brush and Spring creeks,
of one span, varying from SO to SO feet in
length, will be constructed in the same man.
ner with those just enumerated. ..a&
The bridge over Flint river will rest on
two abntments Of stone, and one stone pier
securely and strongly put together; the foun.
dation for the abutments must be dug out un.
til q firm surface is reached; the facing stone
Of the abutments must reach at least two
feet into the wall and be laid with firm bear
ings; strong and substantial ice.breaker will
also be required and the posts of the tressle
frame must be united with the string pieces
by strong bands of iron. This bridge must
be raised at least two feet above the highest
water mark known; the site chosen for it is
about $50 yards above the customary crossing
place. f... mag. ',.s f5 I
Proposals must be made separately Tor each
of the bridges. e.
AS no bonds will be required for the faith.
full performance Of contracts, deduction of
20 per cent. will be retained until the work
Is finished and accepted by the Engineer in
charge. w. BURLING GUION,
Capt. Typographical Engineers.
Sept 24-4t 10
Gazette will please copy. -.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

c. g. C. have also on hand very large as
sortment of Juniata Bar, Round and Hoop Iron,
Cast Steel, English and American Blister Stee!
Nails, Glass, Mill Irons, Mill Saws, and rcne.
raj assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, all of
which they arc prepared to sell low for cush.
Aug. 6, 1910. t. left
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
Sep, II 1s4o-4t
IMPORTANT.
WASHING ON HOUSE,
Fort Madison, Ioou 7erriforu.

Vac subscriber, having leased the above
named establishment, formerly known as
the Iowa House, : respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that the house
has undergone thorough repair and cleansing
sno Is now open and ready for the accommo-
aaslon 81 the travelling community.
Inc har is provided with choice LIQUORS Of
sfefy description; the larder will at all times
as the market affords; and the stables ars "os,'
modious, and will always be attended hv tr,,a,
and attentive ostlers. In short, every sxer,;oy
viii be used to suit the taste, comfort and on,'
senicnce Of all who may sojourn With him,
The pnblic's obedt serv't,
sePt5HEe JAS. C. PARROTT
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
STOVES, TIN, COPPER.
SHEET IRON WARE.

.a fit st Louis Prices.
|"HE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public generally, that he
has commenced manufacturing a, his stand on
Jefferson street, in the city of Burlington, and
will keep constantly on hand the various rti
cles in his branch of trade, such as
House Pipe, Guttering, assortment Ware,
STILLS, Wash Kettles, Ste,o Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Stope Pipe, SC.
He has also Just received large lot of
Cook, Franklin, Boa, Seven and Ten
Plate Stoves.
PREMIUM VES-Just received as
above, a lot of the celebrated Newly ork pre-
MUM Stoves, which he will sell wholesale and
retail at St. Louis prices
s. A. HUDSON.
April 30, 1e4O r. .. .-- lv--4s
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
'.'' '- a'. NOTICE.

TIME Members of the. Iowa MuruAL ,FR1
i INSURANCE COMPANY, will hold an Elec
ton for thirteen Directors at their Office, in
the city of Burlington l. T on the fourth
Saturday in October, l640, to serve for one
year. GEO. w. KELLEY, Secretary.
Sept IL, 1910.
Gazette and Iowa News, will copy 5z,i 1
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

. .as &. PRE-EMPTYON!ve sa i;
Y1VHE Subscriber has just received by! S.
Il B. Presumption,
+ 10 bbls. No, 1 N. Q. sugar i iFTT &.
2 do do loaf do g.;t..,.o ....I-
10 sacks Rio coffee %" T''.. .',
30 do ,G.fA!s salt iltoii"7fE sts "
II Dbl. pepper bneW@aG v.3 Il -4a
+ ! do allspice sG,.4 -isaEI ssh H.
boxes tobacco, also ,,-,.s, -. ~
~ bbls s: fine -four in Store all of which,
will be sold cheap for cash or produce. l's>L
may % ! So CHARLES 1NsALLEY. y.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
,SL.AI1GHTERINr

( '' !. SL.4UGHTERLNG. a. %
HAVING built slaughter.house and pack.
III ing establishment, we Will be prepared to
kill and pack allthe cattle and hogs that NAV
be offered. ,., gsa II. w. MOORE.E CO :
: Burlington, sept 3
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
NEW HARDWARE STORE,
(Iufor vfroof o. <}oos c.o.o, t. Q.,.....

V01eT slTeet, "a door from JEFFERSON St.
Harrington, Ioaoa Territory.
NOOK e. COCHRANE respectfully init
~ mate that they have received, per steam
boats Tippecanoe and Illinois, 400 Cincinnati
premium stoves, and 80 tons Hollow Ware,
consistinp o.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

H. W. MOORE Il co.
ETAVE received in addition to their former
Il Il stock lot of Superior BOOTS AND
SHOES-Also
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
among which are
Sheetings, "a heavy article) ..a
Flannels, (vurious colors) ..
Cambrics Calicocs
/ Blankets Broadcloths
Satlncts Cassimeres
Bed Ticking y Cotton Cheek
Cotton Yarn Merinos
Merinc under Shirts Linen
+ Cotton and woollen socks
On hand as usual supply of first rate Gro
ccr!es all of which will be sold very low for
cash. .. IOct. 81 1899
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
HASBROUCK'S COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF
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A certain care for FFTER and .aGUE,
by Graduating the cause of the disease.
HAVING after series Of experiments and
III much care devoted to the preparation of
a medicine Of sufficient energy to cure this dis.
tresslng complaint and not prove INJURIOUS to
the constitution, the proprietor has succeeded
The proprietor has submitted the substances
forming these pills to careful chemical exam.
nation, and has possessed himself of the art of
curing this disease by SIMPLE HERBS with
out resorting to Arsenic, Mercury, or any 9TH
er Mineral substance. . t..
he does not resort to certificates to prove
wonderful cures effected by the medicine, but
is willing to have it stand on it's own merits:
having used it in very sickly section of the
West, with success in every case where the d.
rections were adhered to-
Each package is accompanied with box of
Aperlent pills, with directions for taking the
same. . . ....-....
Directions for taking the Wahoo pills after
the Apericnt pills have operated. For Adults:
after the fever abates, take one pill every hour
until the time for the next chill arrives, when
II you feel it returning take double dose, and
| then discontinue the use Of them until the re-
yer again subsidies when take them again as a.
bore until the disease is checked, gradually re.
ducing the dose next day to pills, then 4, then
=, then l; which continue for ten days or two
weeks until the disease is conquered Chill
dren-from to 10 years old may take one ev-
cry two hours; and from to 8 years. one every
8 hours, gradually reducing the dose as above.
10 prevent imposition, the public are Motif
ed chat all authorized Agents are furnished
with certificates sigened by u.s. Please notice
also eaci, wrapper bears our signature. For
sale BY the proprietors at their wholesale and
retail Drug and Chemical Store, BuRLISeroN,
Iowa. @S 'si l'.25 s,s,5Fi 40 I q 10y
PRICE-s1 SO per BoK.ac0 ia zgu;s adt 4
March IS, 1910. .,..s.;,. 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
CHI AIR AND FURNIT URE
WAREHOUSE, ..

CHI AIR AND FURNIT URE
WAREHOUSE. ...
IV\HE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the citizens Of Burlington, and the Ter
ritory generally; that he is now opening and
intends to keep constantly on hand, an es.
tensive assortment OF new and splendid furni.
ture of the latest fashion, in the room immedi
atcly under the Gazette Printing Office, in the
city o. Burlington. The subscriber has perma.
nently located himself in this place, and per.
sons wishing to purchase any article in the Fur
niture line, may rely upon being supplied at
his store, as he will be constantly receiving
from the mandatory in Cincinnati every arti
Gle OF Furniture of the best qurlity, consisting
in part of at - ~sr
Side Boards, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Looking
Glasses, Beadsteads, Work Stands,
Cane Seat Chairs, Sc &c. &c.
Whic: will be sold on the most reasonable terms
for cash. .v 81
.. JOHN MITCHELL.
April 9, 1910 As
N. B. Collins made to order and furniture re.
paired and vanished on the shortest notice, at
the above wherchouse. ,la# J. M
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
STEAM FERRY BOAT
@G
$3.50:
ESt9XSAAH
.a 10 w A.
1T BURLINGTON, I. r.

for the liberal manner in
Il which the travelling community has pa
tron'zed our Ferry, we take this method of in.
forming the public generally, that our Steam
Ferry Boat, IOWA is still in complete order,
and regularly running as Ferry Boa between
BURLINGTON and MONTREAL, during
high water three times each day, from eight
o'clock in the morning, till Ave in the evening.
The roads are in good order to Montreal, and
travellers can rely on coming to the river at
that place, at all times without anv inconven.
iCnce. .r-.r &C.. as.
In low water, the IOWA will ply constant.
~ between Burlington and the opposite shore.
we intend to keep the cheapest Ferry on the
river. as we are practical Steamboat men and
engineers and give personal attention to the
coat at all times; we assure the public they
will be safely transported across the river at
all times. The rates of Ferriagc will be as fol-
lows: s.s -.u.e
RATES OF FERRIAGE.
For each Wagon and two horses or
to- each additional horse or oxen l24
For zach one horse and wagon IS
For each man and horse 37b
Horses and cattle per head, ,12J
Sheep and hogs 6
Freight, per one hundred pounds 10
JOHN PHILLIPS Il Co.
Burlington, March Is, lS4O
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
Luxe PALMER
NOTICE.
PORK TAINTED

500 BEEF Critic aranted,
"O be delivered after the middle of Septem.
Il Der, for which the market pr,ce viii be
paid by II w. MOORE &CO.'
N. B-No cattle wanted that weigh less than
700 pounds, l. .......-,.rf = sent 3
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

TNA1LORS' TRIMMINGS.--H.W w. MOORE
Il s. Co, have on hand a first rate assert.
ment of tailors' trimmings. sept 8
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN having claims against the estate OF ]
$. Wescoatt. late of the county of Van Blu.
rem, deceased, to exhibit the same to the un.
dcrsigned, or to the Judge of Probate, for
settlement; and all those indebted to said
estate ore requested to make immediate pay.
ment. ... ..t ... 3....r-s3. ,. -s..... ...
SARAH WESCOATT, Adm'x.
NELSON WESCOATT, Adm'x.
Anp. 6. 10
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

A BUFFALO l. CHICAGO.
y E:Ta.5Es The. Steam Packet CLEVE
Sze1zsEEaI LAND, Captain A. E. HART,
will make her trips between Buffalo and Chi
cago, for the year 1910, as follows:
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

" The C1eVe1and - JcV toHs DHrtneh, val
built in the fall Of 1887, is propelled by q
powerful low pressure engine from the w es1
Point Foundry, and her accommodation 70,
passengers are not surpassed by any boat.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
Corr, KIMBERLY & Co., Buffalo
GRIFFITH, STANpARr &, Co, Cleveland
SMITH g. WEBSTER, Chicago.
July 80 s-s-f 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-01
TOWN MEETINcs..

AEnnNG the resolutions adopted by the WhiR State Conve which was held in this city, was one cal. ling the attention -ef the Whigs to the October town meetings This IS subject of the 6Eai importance and which' should be attended 10 in every town- Last year the loco foco newspapers came out boldly and urged upon their aherenis the necessity Of doing their utmost to' bring ous their whole force at thcse meetngs Fhe wings took the same course on NAeir signaly deieated This year, for the purpose of en- trapping lhe whgs; ;dhe loco EoeO newspapers pursue a different course. and hardly speak of the town meetings at all. This course adopted in order tO mov emehrs to secure the town meetings, when the fact s, we are well informed. that they have a- ready made their preparations in secret, throughout the Stae, for bringing to the polls their entire strength at the October meetings. Their utmost force is to be applied doubtful and nearly balanced towns and they are calculating that by this secret course the whgs will be luled to seep and found prepared to meet them They hope in this way ru be able to carry 10 or l2 towns which asyyear were whg, and then to shout reaction, in order lO operate on the Presidential election in this and other States These facts we have learned of gentlemen from neighboring county, who obtained them from some of the more moderate lOcOs. Of their ruth we have no doubt and we call upon our friends to be- ready for the conflict. As goes the town meetlvGs,. generally goes the next succeeding election. The seectmen chosen, execute the registry law; and the only guaranty that it will be fairly executed, is to- have upright, honest men, such men as the wings wond elect, to have its execution in their hands.
 During the summer, the U. S. Marshal, with his hos, of active loco foco agents, have been employed and many of them are yet employed, in taking the census, which of course brings them in contact with every loco loco and besides getting subscriptions
 for the Globe. they have had ample opportunity
 preach their friends the subject of the town meetings. These opportunities have not been neg ty every loco loco in the State. Let Me Uhigs Ie prepared for MeDs.-HarifOrd COur0nt.