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Cine SrbtuanS.
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Sabre fsineS 2llter5.
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Ybtlaoelpbier 8tcb- Wtorft.
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Sbaafs maren i'm Yreiis, ST. bs $3a caS
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Seuermann.
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purb Grnennun9 fcgenbcr Seamten:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
Real Estate.

TENHE subscriber will sell the following real
estate for Cash Pork or Wheat, at bar
gain, If applied for soon:
Lot S27-souih ] Of lot 1870 by SO of lot
968--lot 776--lol 903a--north 60 feet of lot
90l--lots 4, 5, and s, in block $50; all in the
city of Burlington Also, E. E or. sec, 9,
town 10. range ; west--S0 acres, on flint river.
The Undivided ] of n. e. ! OF IS 4sec 10, town
70. north of range 5 west, in Henry Co. The
west half OF lot 8 in block Z, known Mount
Pleasant House, in Mt. Pleasant. Henry Co.
E j S. w. Or. sec. 2,.town 70 range west
w. N w. or. sec. 2. town 10, range 5, west
of 5ih principal merdian,in Johnson county
c. J OF lot No I, in block 7S, in Iowa City.
dec3tf GEO. PARTRIDGE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

NJ Office is hereby given that there Will be
y sold at the City Marsha!'s Office in the
CITY Of Burlington, Des MONIES County, Iowa
Territory, all the Town Lots in said city, on
which the Taxes are unpaid, for the year A.
D. 1876. Said Sale to take place on Thursday,
the fourth day OF February, A. d 1877 and
continue from day to day between the hours
of 10 A, M. and O'Clock, P. M, until all
such lots are sold, to wit
LoTs &, H. 10, 10, 3Sa, 81, II. 90. 81, 81,
100, l07, los, 1909. ll6a, ll5, I26, 1877. l2o,
1874. 142. 49,. AS 147, 1872. 1855. 100, 1862,
1855, POS, 2I4, 2l9, 22l, 235, 244b, 247, 252
PSI, 25s, 259 and 60. 265, 267. 289, 800, 295
3o7, $40, 3lI ,3i3 3l5. 80, 32i, 323 326 327
232a. 1856. 346, $40. 3SS, 3S9. 3S9, 400, All
446a. 447, 44S, 44> ,A49, All, 473 $50 ,4o6, SOP.
SOB, 500 so CD, 516a, 5I7a. SIG, 52l, SOL s23.
526, 500, $50, 53l, 532, SCI, $50, 59S. 500 sos
cog, bl0, $40, Casa. 625, 629, 632, 632a, 635
636 eliza, Gaia. 646 647a, 65S 697, 709. TIC
rs, ISL, 1871, 769. 769a. IT'S, Sn7, SCI S36
500, S74a S7s, $50, sos, GIL, GIT 9lo. 923a
924a, 924e, 924d, 926, 926, 927, 929, 929d, 935
943r, 9l4', 94Ia. 944e, 94s, 946.
All persons wishing to pay their Taxes OF
any of the foregoing lots, will find me at The
Marshal's Office, in the city of Burlington
JEREMIAH WHITE,
| Collector for the City, for the year A. D. l546
Dec. 3. lo46-2S-l0t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
?" "a ~ H @D .

NJ OTICE is hereby given that have to
/ Y make out a complete delinquent Tax List
upon any Lands and Property due the County
and Territory :or the year 1916, by the lst Of
January next, and all Taxes unpaid at said
date will draw interest at the rate of fifty per
cent for the previous year.
GEORGE BL1CKHAHN,
Treasurer d Collector of Dcs Mones Co. |. T..
Dec 3, '46-2S-tf Gaz copy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

sfsr, and .ader.-rhe Washington
-. Is , few days before the election IN
y. York said that the reelection OF
y Ergh. was "intimately identified
a with improperly ffhe democrat
',,,u." Since the election the Union
-. IA. its party has not been beaten
=. ~ ,hs ground of national politics. |. is
/. !. ,oo lale in the day to take the lat
!, ,,Ound. and in fact. we find an ac'
,.d,edrmen,,in the same number of the
Ir.s, ,ha, The rerdia of the people has
w siven against the Administration =
NJ eficial journal says: From the re-
|. ,sRplcrs Of Pennsylvania and New
I'M, we appeal with an assured trust 10
|y,ober second thought of the people!' .
|Ieu The new trial takes place. we have
Ejoub The uerdict will be .riumphantly
sirned.-.Alerandria Gazette.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
Y signed, Administrator Of the Estate of
William Stewart, deceased. will. on the first
Monday IN January, A d. 1e47, present TO the
Probate Court, in and for the county of Des
Moines, Iowa Territory. petition for decree
and license, authorizing him to sell so much OF
tile real estate of said deceased, as will pay
the debts OF said estate.
OLIVER COCK, Admir-
dec3 '46-9s-2t of VIM. Stewart, decd
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
Dien

as city, at the residence Of her son, r
w, on the 2oth ult., Mrs Mary Dol
|saa advanced age of IS years
@Ms native Of the State of Delawa re
sMto the west while it was yet vii.
we vas accustomed to the hardsh ps
rmuaas Of a new country. She HAD
= f Ast seven years in this county
iI'n'ance was extensive and she was
"galf who knew her. Maintaining
~ condolences. the character of pa
sad and christian, having been a
k& y .ae Methodist Episcopal Church
~as ssy years -[coM.
e'.y, on the Goth ult., of Consump.
ssloa, c7nsort of Jeremiah White,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
rBalsam Of Wild Cherry..-The after

rBalsam Of Wild Cherry...The atten-
Ffthe afflicted is becoming more and more
aaed to this Incompatible remedy for AsTH
|noSCnlTIs, COUGHS, CONSUMPTION, etc. But
unnecessary to remind all who would get
fne article, 10 enquire particularly for
lssrAR's Ba!sam OF Wild Cherry, and take
Ping else Unprlncipled dealers will tell
fAai they have SYRUP Of WITH CHERRY, or
|nNher cough medicine that is equally as
4 Regard them not-they only ipGat your
ri Remember lis Wistar's Balsam o.
therry, that not oniy relieves but cures
fss per bottle Of IL Tor s.,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
TUST reed from Philadel phia and Baltimore
y a new and splendid assortment OF
Fail and VT'snfes. Dry Goods,
consisting IN part of the following:
Is ps blue, black, olive, green and steel
MKT cloths
A ps blue and black blanket coating
40 ms do do and fancy cassimers
$50 ps do do do satinetts
25 ps do do Jeans
30 ps white. red and green flannel
4S0 ps calicos, some very beautiful, and ut
as low prices could DC asked,
say from to 25 cents
10 bales brown domestics
100 ps 3 4 to 5 A blend musins, S TO 20 cts
90 ps black and COLI muslins
10 ps rich cashmeres
10 ps do muslin dc LANES
Is do cashmere robes
Dark rich ginghams, plain, blue. pink and
buff do, alpaccas, linseys, table diaper,
bonnets, ribbons, SHAWLS, handkerchiefs,
laces, edgings, gloves. hosiery, cotton yarn
cotton batting, &c, with an asst OF all
sush articles as are generally wanted.
Boots and Shoes.
Is cases meas and boys boots
5 do do do shoes
do women's shoes
Hats and Caps--l0 cases hats and caps
ClOthiny.-lo doz blanket, sack Il dress coats
80 do pan,aioons and vests
Together with full and choice lot Of
Groceries, such as sugar, coffee, tea,
moLasses tobacco, saierat us, table salt
sperm and tdlIow candles. bar soap, starch
Dye-stuffs, window Glass, Nails,
buckets, tubs, hard ware, crockery, ahu
glassware, SC, &c, with many ther artI
| cies, all of which viii be sold cheap for Cash
| or country Produce. Please cali and ex
anime our stock and PRICES before purchasing,
| as YOU viii find il decidedly to your advantage
J Il CAMPBELL e. co
N. B. 1t is pleasure to show goods on
| Jefferson Street, next door below Thos Hedge
& Co.'S nov26 '46
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
Dye-Wood, Paints, Oils, etc.

Dyt- UUu3 uIIltS, VIZ, OtO'
Sn KEGS White Lead, Cincinnati brands
e1O pure and No. l.
Red Lead, Venitian Red
Chrome green, chrome yellow
Prussian blue, Chinese vermillion,
Lamp black, yellow ochre,
Linseed oil, Spts. Turpentine
Lard and sperm oil, putty
lockwood, (cut and ground,) madden
Alum, lac dye muriate Of tin
Indigo, alum .copperas, &c &c, at
MIG TALLANT'S, Jcf.st
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
y = Inc Rev. Mr. Stewart will
a.. ~ Basement of the FIRST Pres
III ', y. on Sunday next, at IL
n ,a'sn Sabbath school.
~, onlon Sabbath School of


UNION Sabbath School of
ksss,, vii be re,opened on Sunday
|a,.' pas, one o'clock. P. NJ, in
fth;,. New Brick Building" cor
as, aud Jefferson streets-2d s,o
ksa e al Eas. side. in rear. This
NJ, , ven fitted up expressly for
M s'oas worship. and Lecture
|9scs. VIII y be known hereafter as
HLb,,.. HALL" There has been a
sOs purchased for this School, of
s,.. o'nmes. |, is hoped there
As'al attendance of The Schol-
new ess. Mr. salter will preach
ss,. SsssSf egational Church on Fourth
Oa'h' at II and O'Clock.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
PORK AND BEEF PACKING.

rEyHE undersigned take pleasure in saying
TO the public that they have taken the
large Strengthening and Packing Houses OF Z.
D. Rand y Co., and are now ready to contract
for the
Packing OF Beef and Pork
on as reasonable terms as it can be done in this
western country. They are prepared to fur
nish Barrels. Kegs, and Salt, if required
Their long experience in the business warrants
them in saying that they will give general sat.
isfaction to all those who NAV favor them with
business. SCHENCk X DENloE'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

I'VE can if we WILL" Boston Post
En the election.
aThe Democratic vote is mlserahly
M. and we are going to bed to sleep
IN ia, well as We can. "--BostonPost
Nh The election.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

TH,ve you heard of jew DAvID's or He
|nPisrER; lis fame is rapidly increasing
|slsreadng all over the United States 1t
snmmended for removing PAIN from every
zd the system--for weak backs, pain IN
kGds and breast heumat ism, and milan
Gau Of all kiuds.--and it's price being so
rAs j, places the article within The reach
! d. Price, 50 cents, containing sufficient
puad six or eight plasters. The genuine
5siby CoPP Il PARooNo.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

.I;,o, Of The Reading Press thinks
''s ' 'hs 9Th of November was the day
J, ,1 !, III HENRY CLAY was Informed .s Of,
I. i i.Isa,. .hs people of this country ought
J -, 's''i !, !, day of rejoicing and thanks
g ny ,.oole understand that matter
J" ~ ypioicing. Maryland. Georgia
N ~ sls.n;a. Ohio, New Jersey. New
s'a'' Massachusetts,, Maine and New
hire, =, are all rejoicing. all keeping
"a thanksgiving, and all these mer-
P' Zinc, are consequent upon the de-
'Jus CLAy,and The means by which
|, j.lsa. was wrought and The measures ;. e.
|',b we're consequen. upon IT.. D.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
Rich Dress Goods, White Goods,
r E NJ o V A l. .

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
TEyII Z subs, riber has removed from the East
TO the West side of Main Street, in the
new brick store, where he 10 now opening
full and complete assortment Of goods consist
ing in part Of
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03

sVllCE.-REMovAL.-The
%a Miss SPENCER, is removed from
y over Mr. Pilger's store to the
ka,' 'ne store of Mr. Partridge, cor
-'a aud Jefferson Streets.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
DRY GOODS.


1000 yds domestic "A sheeting
900 pieces assorted fancy prints
1000 lbs cotton yatn
30 pieces Kentucky jeans uE
10 do blue black and cold broad cloths
20 do do do and striped satinetts
25 do white, green and rcd flannel
10 do do red and blue cotton flannel
Is do Sd. 10, and A bed tickings
Is do assorted apron checks --tn
25 do bleached muslins
90 90 bleached and cold musins
20 do ginghams and alpaccas
10 do heavy coatings and pilot cloths
25 do wool and mkt linseys, batting,
hdkfs., gloves, and hosiery OF various
kinds, carpet chain, Irish linen, table
cover ana cloths, threads, tapes, Hol.
land celica, jacone.ts, musliBs, sus-
penders, coat trimmings, shawis largo
and small, (some Of superior qualty,)
cashmere de ecosse, nous de laincs, d
other dit goods, vestings, silks, hoods,
bonnets, ribbons, &C., &C.,
HATS AND CAPS. .r
so nutria, fur, cashmere and silk hats
$50 do cony, and muskrat caps tlao
$50 cloth caps of various qualities
100 mems and boys oil cloth. knit and cloth
caps.
HARDWARE.
Door, pad chest and cupboard locke
Knob and Norfolk latches, files, ras2s
Butts and screws, shears, scissors, rnzors
Wood saws, casterl hand saws, knives and
Forks, pocket and pen-knves,
Broad and chopping axes, hand axes
q. ). and iron spoons, sad irons, hammers
Curry combs, cards, coffee mills. augcrs
Gauges, chissels, trace chains, SC.
BOOTS AND SHOES. St
900 prs Mems thick boots
100 do Calf and kip do
100 do Bows kip and thick boots tgslrs
900 do Woniens kip bootees
go do Ladies' kid and morocco walking
shoes
Joe do do kid and calf slippers
900 do Youths boots and shoes
900 do Children and misses' boots and
slippers a44 Is Al
GROCERIES. !
so sacks Rio and Java CoRac ss
lhds. Il. o. Sugar
! 10 Dbls molasses
LOAF sugai, rice, spice cloves, nutmsgs,
Ginger, alum, coporas, pepper, mustard. d.
Starch cassia, madden, indigo, &c ~
| Imperial and Y. II. 1'oas of best quality
Tobacco of various qualities, some superior
and many other articles too numerous to
mention, which will sell at the LOWEST mi.
cEs for CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE,
wholesale or retail. &c PARTRIDGE
burlington, Nov. 10. 1916.
A
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-03
GOLDEN ROOT

CITY of Burlington and vicinity, that he is
now prepared, at the sign of the
LDEN Root"
On Main street, North of Jefferson,
to furnish all articles IN his line, in astyle of
elegance that defes competition in any shape
west of the Mountains, lie beng in possession
of all the late improvements in France, and
$50 in our own eastern Cities. Inc ola pun
Cling manner of measuring the feet, custihg
the boots, and fitting of lasts-the most impor'
tant branch of the business-thrown aside,
and the new improvements oil Paris and the
east adopted in place of them, which give
certainty of elegance in the fit Of his work
that throws all others in the shade. He has
also made such arrangements with one OF the
most extensive importers of
French Leather
in the east, as will insure a constant supply
Of that beautiful article. Those gentlemen
who are in the least incommoded with corns,
by calling shall have perfect ease, and any
deformty of the foot corrected in such a
manner as to give full satisfaction to all who
favor him with their custom. All persons in
want of
Boots, (plain patent leather.) Military
Boots, Caters, Pumps, &C.,
he invites to call and examine his work before
leaving their orders elsewhere. The latest
fashions and Improvements will be received
regularly. His prices the same as those
who manufacture their work on the old prin-
ciples, Of which all who favor him with call
will be satisfied He also manufactures
Coarse Boots and shoes,
in a superior manner-warranted to give full
satisfaction. Also-LADIES' WEAR, con-
stantly on hand and made to order, at the
lowest prices.
MAI the Golden Boot Store" all goods
will be sold for CASH and at SMALL PROFITS.
As it is the object of the proprietor to please
the public and let all have the worth of their
money, be hopes by prompt and diligent at
tcntion to business, to gain u share OF their
patronage.
MOTT0-Quick Returns and Small Profits.
Burlington, Iowa, Oct. 8, 1S46-20-tf
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. REGISTER. 49,
FORT OF BUR FLING TON.

'VhI o 3 q K I Y U . n
ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.
y Iron City. Forse,
. War Eagle, Harris,
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE.
~ Pilot, Kountz,
Iron City, Forse,
War cage, Harris.
Fortune, Atchison,
Iron City, Forse,
Confidence. Fuller,
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r F. NOV A l. Il.

UOHN FULLERTON, would inform his
% friends and customers that he has remov.
cd to the store lately occupied by A. ). Shack.
ford, next door to b. Il. David's.
He would also inform the public that, hav-
ing received large additions to his previous
well assorted stock he intends to sell cheaper
than ever, aud therefore particularly invites
his friends and the public generally, to give
him d call. 1t is no trouble to show goods.
nl2 '46
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|raha Weekly. by Thomas Sperry,
MEXICAN HOUSE, WATER STREET.
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EN stray Stable HOrse--Faken up by John
Ia RouSe, living in township y, north of
range 3 west, near what is called Linn Grove,
in Des Moines county, one estray stable horse
Said horse is bright bay, black name and
tail, about ID hands, star in the forehead the
right hind foot white, some little white on the
left hind foot, supposed to be years old past.
Appraised a $50, befe Oliver Hall, j. P. A
true copy from my estray record.
K w DOLBEE,
Nov. ODD. '46-25-3t~ Clerk B c.. C.
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RON STORE.

SLIGO | II O N S Z O Il T. /.
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
TRON-Flat. square and round, ass'd
L sizes, plough slabs, plough wings, assorted
shapes aud sizes
STEEL--Cast, German, Am. blister, English
blister, German and spring assorted
sizes.
sTovEs--Improved Premium, and Yankee
Notion Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal
Box 10, Z, and plates, different
sizes.
ALSO-Jcwett's Improved Patent Ploughs
Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet.iron iron
wire, Nails and casting of every do.
scription,
full supply of the above articles always on
hand, and FOR sale as low can be afforded
by sept 10 '46 JONI G.. FooTE,
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~ The undersigned has on hand large and
beautiful asst Of ANIMALS and other Books
suitable for Presents. Call and examine,
w d SKILLNAN
Under Barrett House