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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
The Yankee Motion.
The latest production in the way of
Cooking stoves of the Universal
Yankee Nation.

TIME Subscribers have now on hand sup
l. ply of the above celebrated Stoves.
which they can with confidence recommend
to their friends and the public as being in
many respects superior to any other kind in
the market. Meats of all kinds are roasted
instead Of being baked, as they are in most
other kinds OF Stoves. This any one who
has had any experience in cooking by cook
stove, will at once fully appreciate, as being
far preferable; as it gives the meats alto.
gether different flavor from those baked
in close cast iron oven. Cd. The oven
for bread, pastry, &c., is elevated above the
stove and is therefore infinitely more con-
venient of access than one that can only be
approached by bringing the head and feet
in close juxtaposition, or in other words
putting the body in that uneasy, unnatural
position. called STOPPING. Sd. 1t is so SIM
pie in its construction that there is no get
ting out of repair, no filling up of flues with
suit and ashes, simply, because there is none
to fill up. 4th. There is no difficulty about
the draft, es from their construction they
cannot but draw we'll in all situations. And
lastly during the cold weather all the heat
may be conducted through the upper oven
simply by turning the hampers, and by that
means you get nearly double the heat you
would by any other stove. The above
stoves stand in higher estimation in New
England than any other kind now in USE
Persons wishing to purchase that almost
indispensable article a tgood cooking Stops,)
VIII do well to call and examine the above
as we feel assured they will promote their
interests by so doing.
We have also on hand various patterns Of
the Premium stove, with all the necessary
trimmings. Also, large assortment OF
heating stoves, suitable for Parlors, Stores,
Shops, &c. All Of which we will sell at q
small advance on St. Louis prices.
BRIDGE s. HALE,
aug17-tfj JOHN &. FooTE, Agt.
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Tertiary of Iowa,
Henry County, Set.
District Court for said County, to the March
Term, 1914.
Joseph l.. Kimball, Assumpsit
va and
James W. v. 1sett Attachment.
1TVHE defendant will take notice that on
Il the Goth day of June, 1913. writ of
alta chment was issued out of the office of
the clerk Of the district court for said coun-
ty in this case, against the lands, tenements,
Sc, of the said defendant for the sum of
two hundred and forty dollars; which writ
of attachment was returned into said court,
at the September Term, 1913, levied the
following described land in said county,
to wit
The w. ! of the S. E. quarter of Section
2, Township % North Range six west.
Now unless the said defendant shall ap-
pear and plead to the said plaintiffs action
before the next term of said court, to be
holden on the Sd Monday in March next,
at Mount Pleasant in said County, judgment
will be entered against him and the estate
so attached will be sold to satisfy the same
with costs.
E. FITZPATRICK,
elk of said court.
Jan4 Att ~
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n THURSDAY. Jan. 4, 1914.
WI Johnson gave notice that he
, .uu'a on some future day ask leave to
G aauauce bill to incorporate the Bur.
"ng!on Mechanic institute.
a. NO. T. II. R. file, an act to change
s W. ane Of holding the general elections,
a' read second time, considered in
, ,umnl''ee Of the whole, and one
p" suumens made therein, to which the
H., %, motion was made by Mr. Grimes,
10; ; ~. ae further consideration of the bill
~, Indefinitely postponed which was
"''--yeas IL, nays IA.
H., ~ llO',on was made by Mr. Bonney,
S;' ' ~e Dill be engrossed and read a
o,ss s ame tomorrow; which was a..
s'1 Na 'o-yeas ID, nays IL.
~. ~ rs II. r. file, bill 10 incorpo.
, ,s zee Board of Trustees of the Con.
ie,s s'su ~! Church of Burlington, was
il '" :" thompson moved that the bill /,
up ppon the table. Lost.
ps,,. as question y $ then required upon the
,Erns,;o.l The bill, which passed in the
lion If n mouse resumed the considera-
ao,s ;, :. NO. Is, H. r. file, bill amend
.ous,s y n an act to incorporate the Scot,
NJ p Hydraulic Company.
.au,, S, !. moved tina. the enac,ing
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"HE subscribers have established a
branch of their house in this city, at
the store opposite Mr. Wesley Jones, where
they intend to keep good supply of Tin
Plates. Capper, Sheet Iron, Wire md Tin.
ners Stock in general-Also, Stoves of all
patterns viz. Cook, 10 plates, r'lates. Box,
Parlor and Alright, Iron Of all sizes, Steel,
Nails, Salt, Jewett's Ploughs &c. To
which we would respectfully invite the at
tention of the public, knowing that by the
low cash prices, we will be enabled to please
all who may favor us with a call, which we
earnestly solicit.
augl0-tG BRIDGE & HALE.
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To Farmers, Country Merchants, and
the Public in general.
FRANCIS ]. C.. PEASLEY

"AS now received a very extensive
III stock of Fall and Winter Goods, tho
whole Of which are offered for sale at
wholesale or retail, Among his goods may
be found blue, black, brown, Oxford MKT
and invisible green Cloths plain, diamond
and fancy Cassimcres and Forrest Cloth
superior Beaver and Pilot cloths; blue,
Sleeps gray, steel and dark MKT Satinets;
Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys and Hard Times;
scarlet, white, green, yellow. plain and
twilled Flannels; Rose and Mackinaw
Sbeetings "a brown Shirtings, bleaehcd
shifting and shecting; blue Merrimack and
great variety of Prints: brown Drilling,
shirting stripes; Tickings; Canton Flannel,
Carpeting, Shawls, Handkerchels, Gloves,
Ribbons, Tapes, Needles, Combs, Lace,
Silk, Alpaca, fancy and plain; Batting,
Wadding, Wicking, Cord, latest style Hats
and Caps, general assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Ladies Slips and Village walk
ing shoes; upe-ior Stationery, such as Bank
and Packet, Post, Foolscap, ruled and un.
ruled, gilt edged Letter and Note paper,
Waters, superior Ink, Sealing wax, Quilts,
600 Spoilers, 1st and End Readers, Alma
hacks. English and German, for 1874, Mo.
morandum Books, Pencils, Hardware Queens
ware, sole aud Upper Leather, Calf Skins,
LtninSS, &C., &C.
GROCERIES.
Salt, New Orleans Sugar, white Havana
and Loaf do. Molasses, Coffee, Cocoa: Y. III.
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, superior qua
lily; Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Rico.
Ginger, &c.
ALSO
Paints and Oils, and many other articles
too numerous to mention, and whilst l re-
turn you my sincere thanks for past favors,
solicit q continuation of the same, and l
offer you the following inducements TO ex-
anime my stock before purchasing else
where. lst, you will find the most extern
sive stock in the city, comprising almost
every article wanted, and for cash or any
article Of produce for which / am paying
Cash, will sell goods lower than any house.
in the City, even if to reach that low price.
sell at less than cost As wish to close
my business in the Spring, the Goods must
be sold. Don't forget to call no charge
for showing goods.
Nov9 '43.
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VTVHE Subscriber is now opening his large
stock Of Fall and Winter goods lately
pnrchased in New York and New Orleans
and is prepared to furnish country mer.
chants and families with such goods as they
NAV want at such rates as must suit their
views. His stock comprises all kinds of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard Ware,
QueensWare, Boots and shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Salt,
Iron, Nails, Castings
Glass, Saddlery,
Leather, &C..
all Of which he will sell extremely low for
Cash, Wheat, Pork, Dry Hides, Bees Wax
and other couatry produce. Call and see
Oct. &c, 1643. JOHN s. DAVID.
Water Street, Burlington, Iowa.
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TAKEN UP by Isaac Pdgeon. in Salem
Township Henry CnuEty Iowa four

TNAKEN UP by Isaac Pidgeon. in Salem
IL Township, Henry County, Iowa, four
cofts>d described as follows:-
LIST. Sorrel Mare, supposed to be two
years old last spring, with star in the face,
appraised at $50.
2nd. A Brown Mare, supposed to be
nine years old last spring, with a little
white strip over the hoof of the left hind
foot, small lump on each side over the
kidney, appraised at $50.
3rd. A bright bay Mare, with black legs,
name and tail, supposed to be two years
old last spring, appraised at $50.
4th. A dark bay horse colt with black
legs. name and tail, supposed to be one
year old last spring, appraised at ga. be-
fore James Megower, Esq, Goth Nov. 1913.
Attest--E. FITZPATRICK, C'k.
Jana '44-3t 81
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Who will get the Premium
Nov l '43.

IHNHE subscribers have erected an exten.
IL sve and conmodious slaugh terng
house, ON the Agency road, adjoining this
city. and are prepared to slaughter any
number Of hogs, and deliver the same free
of charge at any Pork House in the City.
They will keep a competent hand TO re-
ceye hogs and will be accountable for all
delivered to them for Slaughtering;-Also,
we will pay the following premiums for
the best lots Of Hogs that may be slaugh-
tered at our establishment this season, viz:
For the best lot Of so Hogs re-
ceived from one man, els
For the best lot of 25 do 10
For the best lot of IL do. 5
Nov9 e RAND d Co.
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CO U n GIL.
THURSDAY, Jan. 4, Is

thursday, Jan. 4, 1914.
Mr. Letter presented the petition Of
suudry citizens of Des Moines co. pray
ing The Legislative Assent bly, 70 grant
to David B. Anderson and Henry G.
Anderson, the privilege Of establishing
and keeping ferry across the Missis-
spp river a! the lower end of the city
Of Burlington in said county,
Also the petition Of citizens Of same
county praying the location Of road
from the lower or southern end of wa.
ter or from. stree. in the city Of Burling
ion to the steam mill Of David B. An.
derson.
Said petitions were referred to a Sc.
lsct committee consisting of Messrs.
Letter, r. NJ. G. Patterson and Chris
lie.
Mr. Harris, from the select commit.
tee to whom was referred, No. l3, Fl.
K. file, bill to amend an act entitled
an act dis!ric,ing the Territory into
Electoral Districts, reported the same
back without amendment.
Mr. Wallac e, from the committee on
ihc Judiciary, to whom was referred
the petition Of RACHEL Hamilton ad-
mns.rairix of James Hamilton, de.
ceased, reported No. 10 C. file, bill
TO authorize Rachael Hamilton admin
islraIrix of James Hamilton deceased,
10 sell and convey certain real pro
per!y therein named; which on motion
Of Nh Cook, was laid on the table.
No. 6. C.. file; memorial to Con-
ersss relative to the formation ola State
Government, was read a second time,
and considered and amended in commit.
tee Of the whole, to which amendmen.
The Council concurred.
Mr Cox moved to amend said memo
rial by striking on. all after the word
The in the fifth line 10 the word to in
Ss ninth line, and inserting "for,y-
ffh degree Of north latitude, thence
The parallel Of said forty fifth de-
gee OF north latitude, which was a.
greed 10.
On motion of Mr. Cox the memorial
was ordered to be engrossed and read a
third time to morrow.
MT VIM. Patterson gave notice that
hswould on tomorrow or some subse.
quen! day ask leave to introduce a bill
authorize Guy Well and James Will
'On 70 Keep Jerry across the Missis-
"pp' rver at For. Madison.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock to-mor.
row.
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Territory Of Io,ca,
Henry County, Set.
District Court for said County, March
Term, 1874.

eTTitOTY % 1otod, I
Henry County, Set.
District Court for said County, March
Term, 1874.
Bradford Leonard In Chancery for
Timothy B. Edgar.} of Mortgage.
TNHE said Timothy B. Edgar, will take
notice that the said Bradford Leon
ard has flied in the Office of the Clerk Of
said Court, petition in substance as fol-
lows to wit
That on or about the Goth OF June, A. D.
1912, the said Timothy B. Edgar, of the
State OF Missouri, was indebted to the said
Leonard in the sum of one hundred and
seventeen dollars, to be paid in one year af
ter date with interest.
That to secure the payment OF said sum
of money. said Edgar executed to said Leon
Block No. 8, in the Cd addition to the town
of Mount Pleasant, in said county, with the
following condition of defeasance annexed
thereto, to wit
"Proyded however, and these presents
are on this express condition that if the said
party Of the first part shall pay or cause to
be paid unto the said party of the second
part, his heirs or assigns, the just and full
sum of one hundred and seventeen dollars,
in one year from the date with interest
thereon according to the tenor and effect
of a certain promissory note executed by
the said party Of the first part to the said
party of the second part and bearing even
date with these presents, then and in that
case the above and foregoing deed is to be
void and of no effect otherwise to be and
remain in full force and virtue in law"
That although the time of payment has
long since elapsed, that said sum of money
has not been paid but is still due 10 said
Leonard. Also, praying that said lot of
land be sold to satisfy the demand of said
Leonard, and that said Edgar be forecosed
of all right and benefit OF redemption. Now
unless the said Edgar shall appear before
the said court on the Cd Monday in March
next, at Mount Pleasant, in said County,
and answer the allegations in said dill, the
same will be taken for confessed and de-
cree entered accordingly.
E. KILLPATR1CK,
elk Of said court.
Jana 44-tf 80
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The Editor of - arose anu
.,.nked the gentleman for his Halter
a 'ne sentiment, and gave, $780,
~ me Office holders Of De' MONIES
coonty; bold and true.
Mrs,c-"Ns aHnay eye.')
RI the RecOrder-The coming char
Ter election:
.The signs are full"
,urs,c-,How dear to my heart"
D., Mr. o. o. K-Fourth proof
ptSD''' "Hear my soul speak:
The very instant that saw you, did
", heart fly to your service"
rwus,c--Concerto on the shovel and
.sngs.)
RI Kit Kemp-Old coguiac the
nectar Of the gods.
col-. said he regretted such
,o,;men, should be expressed
Here he was interrupted by groans
IA v,rious noises-and Kit shouted
..c;ye US another cup of sack, boy"
general rising now commenced,
and most Of the company left. This
b,noue! will long be remembered. l.
vdl rscur when years have fled. 1t
u;l--pshaw there was no supper.
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Mr. Mitchell moved that the bill do
lie upon the table, which motion hav.
ing precedence was put and disagreed
TO.
Mr. Robb moved that the House do
now adjourn; which was lost; and
On motion of Mr. Mitchell,
The bill was referred TO select
committee consisting of Messrs Mitch.
ell, Grimes and Thompson.
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II OST-On Saturday or Sunday last, a
IL small account Book, in which were
many charges for lumber, &C., (the charges
were made with pencil) Any person
finding the same, will confer great favor
on tho subscriber by leaving it at this Office
or at A. w. Carpenters.
EVAN EVANS.
Burlington, Jan. 18th 1874.
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BOOTS HND SHOES.
Just received 5000 pair Boots and Shoes;
Mems coarse and fine boots, Boys do, Mems
Brogans, Kip, do. Boys do; Women's Calf
lace Boots, Caters, Seal and Kip lace boots
and shoes, well assorted Misses lace Shoes
Children's do.
WOOLEN HOSE IND YARN.
A large lot Of aLadies Wooden, Lambs
Wool Hose, Misses and Children's do. grey
and blue mkt, scarlet and MKT, black and
white yarns, very fine and assorted quail.
ties.
PULLED CLOTH AND PILOT DO.
Very cheap; also, Casslmeres, Cassinets,
Jeans and Easy Times.
FLANNELS 8. BLANKETS.
Real Mackinaw Blankets and Flannels,
assorted.
5000 yds Calicoes and Muslin de Laines.
1000 yds brown Shirtings; Cotton Yarns
&c. &c.
Sole and Upper Leather. Queensware
we'll assorted.
Clothing, Coats, Pants, Vests. Drawers.
80.
HARDW.4RE, &c.
Nails and Glass, Knives and Forks, Spoons
Pen Knives, Razors, Paper, Ink, Quillsr
Waters, &C., Combs well assorted.
GROCERIES, &c.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Nader, Indigo. AL
spice and Pepper, Tobacco and Cigars,
Saleratus, Powder Shot, Lead and Percus-
sion Caps, and many other goods. all OF
which | am disposed to sell very low and
give great bargains for cash or produce.
Nov 80 WESLEY JONES.
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DISSOLUTION.

VTNHE public are hereby notified that the
late firm of Walker & Coen no longer
exists. The books of the firm may be found
at the store Of Walker & Moore, next door
east of Messrs. Coolbaugh s. Co. All per-
sons indebted are requested to call and settle.
w. WALKER.
Nov '43.
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For the Hatrk-Eye.
MIR E D1ToR:-What has become OF
the funds subscribed by the citizens to
fence the Grave Yardl Can any one
tell, or must enquiry be made Of the
few Locust Posts that are stuck there!
Could not statement be had from
those tina. know.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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The United States NAVY

nc HiteU StUIGS Navy
Consists of oneiship of 100 guns;
nine ships of the line, 80 guns each;
one razee, So guns; twelve SO gun
frigates, one so, and two 48s ditto;
eleven first class sloops of war, %
guns each; eleven briggs and schooners,
10 guns each; steamships, Mississippi
of IL guns, Fulton of 8 guns, Prince.
ton of IL guns, Union of 4 guns, &c.
Total, rs vessels.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY Els
TABLISHMENT.

A. l.. STODDARD s. J. BENNETT
4 RE constantly found at their old stand
IN on Washington Street, near the Meth.
odst Church, (and conn ected with Stewart
& Vernon, who carry on the Smithing bust
ness in all its various branches,) where they
keep constantly on hand Buggies of various
descriptions Of the best style and unsurpass-
ed in workmanship. Also, Farmers Wag-
ons of every description. Please call and
examine for yourselves and be satisfied.
August 31-1y Ia
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Going the Whole Hog.

II s. s. B. T. DAVID, respectfully
d announce to the public, that they
have commenced the business of PORK
and BEEF PACKING, having an expe-
rienced packer, and large and commod.
GUS packing house, they fattes themselves
that they can put up beef and pork in as
rood manner and on as reasonable terms
as can be done in the Territory.
nov30 Gaz eep]
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NHAIRS..-A superior lot of Eastern
~ chairs, consisting o. straight spindle,
standing fret, slat back, scroll top, cane
seat and Boston rockers, will be sold to suit
the times-call and see-by
dec2I WALKER e. MOORE.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS, }
st. Louis, Dec. 80. 1913. {

pt. LOUIS, DEC. JU, 1918. }
SEALED proposals will be received at
~ this Office until the LIST Of March next,
for furnishing and delivering at the places
hereinafter designated, provisions for the
Winnebago Indians and the Sioux of st.
Peters, TO the amount of SIS. 500, together
with powder, lead and tobacco for the lat
ter. to the amount Of 81 900. Tho delivery
TO be made for each Of tho tribes named
between the LIST April and the 3Ist May,
1874, as follows, viz:
For the Winnebagoes, to be delivered
free of all expense to the United States, at
their snbagcncy near Camp Atkinson, a.
bout 50 miles west Of Prairie du Chen:
Superfne flour, $4,000
Prime Pork, $500
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The United Sta1

The United states Army
Consists of TIC commissioned Off
GERS, IL military store keepers, 40
sergeants and 7,s4O enlisted men,
Total. S.6l3.
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The S, B. Leander, whch5ran RS a packet
between st Louis and this city, last summer,
struck some obstruction in the Miss. riv-
er on the 29:h ult. and sunk to the hurri.
cane deck. She was owned by Capt. r. NJ.
Strother O. st Louis. The boat and cargo
are both total loss as the insurance ex-
PRED few days before she was wrecked.
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CooL.-"Take care there, you'll
Brighten my horse" exclaimed man on
horseback TO boy driving hoop a
long the street. take your horse out
of the way then" was the reply.
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NEW TIN AND COPPER WARE
ESTABLISHMENT

HNHE Subscriber has just opened new
Il Timing establishment on the corner
of Court and Front Streets, where he will
supply the public with all descriptions Of
articles in his line on the most reasonable
terms, for cash or country produce.
The highest prices in cash will be paid
for Wheat, Corn and Oats
P. A. GOODRICH.
Burlington, Oct 19-tf 81
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They Saw

Tba. DR.. Barrett intends to erect a
brick hotel on Jefferson Street-we
.bould like to see il.
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,UUU
As good and sufficient security will be re-
quired for the performance of the contract,
bidders will please to state the names Of the
persons they will offer as such; they will
also be required to state the price per bar
rel, bushel and pound, for which they will
agree to furnish and deliver the above nam
ed articles.
Should the bids be deemed extravagantly
high, the right is reserved to the Superin-
tendent to set them aside or should the
places of delivery be changed by the proper
authority, the right is reserved to the De-
partment to make such notifications as
shall be considered most advantageous for
the Indians, in which latter case due notice
will be given.
The articles will be subject 20 inspection
at the places o. delivery, the expense OF
which will have to be borne by the contrac-
tor.
Bids to be endorsed proposals for farm
ishng Indian Provision" to be addressed to
the Superintendent of indian Affairs, at st.
Louis. d. ID. MITCHELL,
i'll ill 1stmh Sup't. Ind. Affairs.
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Stoves, Tin, Copper, & Sheet
Iron Ware 7!

"a SHE subscriber
4 respectfully in :
forms his friends
and the public gen.
orally, that he has
re,epened his es.
adjustment on
Main Street, a few
doors below Fletch
er's Hotel, and in
the middle tene-
ment Of Brad.
streets building,
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E2Idrrifn.

At Iowa City on Sunday, the 24th ult.,
by the Rev. A. r. Gardner, Mr. GEO. PAUL,
(Frintar,) formerly of Burlington, to Miss
VIENNA V. WINCHESTER, of the former place
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GEO. RA1pIIS0lM,
COMM SSION NERO liant,
NO. 80 Lafayette.st; corner Of Foucher st.
= New Orleanss~~~
Tan ~ lv
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Illrn.

In Iowa City on "Wednesday the Sd inst,
WILLIAM &. REAGAN, an Attorney ut Law,
aged 80 years.
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A PPLES-A few barrels choice pippins
II and bell flower apples, to close a con-
signment, for sale by
Janll "A S G THOMPSON.
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whisky.
On BARRELS Anderson & Bridges
~ Rectifed Whskey, for sale by
Janll BIT DAVID.
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10000

~IU,uOU
For the Sioux, to be delivered free of all
expense to the United States, at their agen.
cy at St. Peters, (Fort Snelling:)
Superine flour. $4,000
Prime pork, $500
Hogs lard, IN SO lb. kegs, 500
Sound white shelled corn, in
sacks, 400
Good brown Sugar, in bbls. 800
Good green coffee, in sacks or
barrels, 300
$500
Also, for the Sioux, to be delivered free
OF expense, as above:
Dupont's best gunpowder in %
ID. kegs, $3.50
Small bar lead, in boxes, 800
Tobacco, small plugs in kegs
or boxes. $50
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
QueenSWare.

TNHE subscriber has just opened good
l. assortment Of Queensware, Glassware,
&C., which he offers very low for cash
wheat or corn.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

Sundry other articles, such as Copperas
Alum, Indigo, Nader, Salt Petre, Resin,
Glue, Chalk, Logwood, Castor Oil. Ink,
Spices, SC. B. L. DAVID.
Jan11 IA 80