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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
From Tho RIO aTando.

s PorNTiIsABrL, Texas, August q Isl9
Eds. Crescsnt-We arrived in this beautiful and
healthy town; after passage of about 70 hours
from the Crescent City, on board of the splendid
steamship Portland, Capt. Place. We had de-
hghtu and smooth passage, which added to kind
and gentamanly Captain, and fine accommoda-
tons, made it agreeable indeed.
Point Isabel, if ! am not mistaken, must soon
become a very important place. It's local and
commercial advantages are such as must recon-
mend it. It is situated on a high and beautiful
point Of land, about four miles from Brazos ST.
. Jago; enjoying high reputation for health and
salubIity Of climate. Ia q commercial point of
view it surpasses all other places on the coast of
Texas; commanding the commerce Of the entire
valley Of the Rio Grande, onthe American Al well
as The Mexican side of the River Our worthy
and excellent Collector Of Customs at this port.
Mr.. Rhea finds the duties quite arduous in conses
quence Of the vast quantity Of merchandise which
is shipped 10 this port and the quantity increases
daily. In short, am inclined to think Point Isabel
most important point, and one which will rapidly
improve; and would advise persons in search of
location for business to consider the advantages
offered them at this place.
The many rumors in relation to Indian depreda-
tons in this section of country have been some
what exaggerated, think, though they have been
OF sufficiently aggravated character toinduce the
Government to, adopt sufficient measures for the
suppression Of such outrages. The Outrages COM
mitted between this place and Brownsville, and
charged upon Indians, it appears, were principally
committed by some rufiians, who chose to ape the
red man in order to shield themselves from the law
but they have been detected in their disguise, and,
/ understand that night or two since, a small
detachment of Rangers ferreted them out, and
drove them across the Rio Graude into Matamoras
In their flight they left behind two or three money
bags, minus The contents, of course.
The Portland leaves to-day with a large quantity
of specie. There is no news other than / have
given you above,
Respectfully, yours, SIDNEY.
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oLEaFro IHE4TnE.-7'hs nlamu Of Tho Fails Of
Siyee and ~ amusins Fsea 81 Boz and ox' are ne
estraellana q ths Olympic io.nis1r.
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we ore indebted to a lively friend for the
- q the Rsgasta at Pass Christian. on
aloaaay, 4 viii be seen that the prizes were won
u. gassS s,'. ass,s osgss =. a.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
~ oRLEAMR.

1waBNHsuAE lIoaaiFa1 aueUsT ] lsss
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.laa7f At4A latN Utf BAY II NtNf&
aL ~ sfl s1EA q, NEAn 81. 5raNrH greHNR.
4lt LISTED @ 5ea under The supqgintsadena3 Of
ndnclet o. tho nest piani 81 European iasiFuoiioh
ne q study 4 thoIo1gh and agltemaiici 10 vague
geo g. IN any 81 tia garout dspsfnarn6f loisnoo
tula.
fcneii Ai1Rgulgeis under the supefinisndelee Of a
kenilaman 81 high literary ell1inmanis; other lHn-
music ana the accomplishment ere taught BY mas
Qusi emineuoe IN thaiT pr6iessons
ING IN epcty style Il taught hF the Misses Aiiroh
YES pupi fol many Yeas one Of the most eminent
malisu in Europe
afns may be known on application % the residence
Uses ALLISON. CaIondelats n23 Ay
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e Third Pags ~ CRY Nrws, 60.
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BRIDLEsg BITES. sTIRRUPs. s,o. Of
e}ksfg asss9Iipl IND "a RUBBER 60
Y Il u 4RFAgtINs5 SADDLE Ass.. TENTS,
~ NaDoef Tent Slgiha Of al sizsg, for sale BY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

OF Day Pupil,, from 81 to SO per Month.
oading Pupils, from SIS 10 $40 per Month api2
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CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
+ have Iast received copy Of little work showing
te cl7t Of Cotton per pound shipped either at Mobile
New Orleans, when landed the wharf at Liverpool
any given price, rate Of exchange and elgha ndalso
owing the price Of The article at Liverpool when the fac
commissions and other expenses added, This work
complied ami published BY Mr.. James L. Lawrence OF
city, and is one Of much arthmeuoa labor and will no
ubt prove very valuable and practical assistant TO those
gaged IN the staple It Is got up in neat STYLE pocket
lok form, and for sale By
DAVID FELT & Co, "a Chartfes IT,
nh16 b. VI. NORMAN 10 Camp III
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o3 board Of steamer Col Stanton O Grand Caynans GEORGE
IAAOk Eatiye Of England, but many wears redept ~
Natche5 sl and latterly this city, aged Is years
~ NaIehez papers please copy.
AZ Pass Oh san, 9Th inst IANETT voupgert 1srgb.
u George and Catherine Ann Allan aged months.
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4 NEW and Improved sHOWER-BATH Al the low
price Of 81 -ooubiHng Sh0i0er- Bah and BGthlg-
9@f} 9s o 9nnd g 70 l52 Camp street also Patent
lfAA- IhAtkts, Of vanCu1 patterns. For sale By
MRS, L. PAPE, l59 Cam d street
OppoSitB I,afaystfe Sonafa
oTkman @Ee9
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LOUISIANA CoUNCIL No, 1, T. A. & s. Templau 8. Of
at Temple Hall. $50 Canal st., at 8 O'Clock.
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9. Of 81. .BIeetIngs This ETenInr.

PELlc4S DIVISION No. Lat Pelieani Hail. cor Common
and st. Charles Sta, at o clock.
OCEAN DIVISION No. O. at Unity Hall Marignv Rp1Id
lngs' Third Municipality. at O'Clock
JEFFERSON DIv1sIoN No. 10 at GIeina at O'Clock.
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W ed
~ Bayou SRA, the Cd ins hy Rev A. s simmons NJ,
JESSE BARKDULL TO Mis- MARY B. PAGE al of bSt 1lses
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1AT GOsTigi a
SUMMER oLoTY3iEG AT COST.
ALFRED. MUNROE g. co.

NO S4 MAGAZINE STREET,
Win now close of their stock Of SUMNER CLOTHING, Al
great Bargains in order 70 make for Fail Stock. con
niEts Of
nrno Pagameta AFaeea Black aud Cood Pongee Silk eats
Linen, Nroton, summer Tweed and Cuahmerst Coats.
nlouuit arametta, fancy and plain nfll
Linen Check Cruion American French COtonade
WOOL undetshirs and Drawers; Cotton Shirts nd
9hh s'ta and Drawer Batse Linen Fancy Six CRvafs
A
large stock e RUBBER GOODS suitable for the California
W9lch viii be SOLD Low. ' IN W. AHltsSi
GB- Take into tbe
"ONE PRICE STORE
% "a Magazine street
quo ALFRED MUNROE IL co.
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oAt --IltLh ~ n ~ CaIa
~ The orig Irving, Capt. Chesver from Boston.
nov per cargo opposite the Red Stoes Ny.
sguees vii peeae attend the goods on he sy
otherwise they will be stored their expense and rick
aug JNO, w. ANDRFVVs n SO on r,or,r,,- :.
~ U. Mail Steamer Thos. Jeffsrson-Fo, T.oni,-
Eie Snci naii Wheeling and PttsburgThs splendid
aghtuaught passenger steamer will THIS DAY.
aus HYbF Il. OGi .FSB po.,..a. Ia"
Passengers and shippers will please board above hour
eD MOtice.-Messrs. SHELDON & FELTON,. CJop
agneea OF los boxes, barrels Merchandise IN stors d
received per BARK MERLIN from New York % january s9 Az
equesedto cal and pay charges same ty viii be o AZ
hiriy DAYS from date SAMUEL TOBY & NEPHEW
Nu' iM Agents Of Bark.
- ~ Passage from Panama 70 San Francisco -
Iheundegned have received TICKETS Steamer 10 sa
ABOUT the Aat Of September Panama FaDcsco All
persons having engaged the same requested call r OK
thoy VIII be otherwise dispoaed
au6 2w PARADISE, LAwRAsoN g. co, 81 Gravier II.
Louisiana Histrionie Assoeiation,
7. A. JAMES, President pro tenn
~ MRS JOHNSTON respectfully informs the Honorary Mem
bes Of the Association, and her friends Benefit viii take
place on THURSDAY EVENING August g on which occasion
viii be performed the popular Play Of DON GEAR DE BAZAN
and Che admired Farce Of PLEASANT NEGHBoRs with other
entertainments, which abe be acceptable to the au
'S'4es'
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jobs H. M'RAE. g.TD7- -o---.--.--
MoRAE & COFFMAAbr VAN n OOFEAAN'
(,SSIIioH FACTORS COMMISSION AND FOR WARDiNc
N 6 ants, % Gragier street. NeB Oris9as aIs ~
v-,,,vr,,, FOR RENT,
'hhEE LARGE ROOMS in the buildt, "
To- 70 ~ OhaIles street, suitable for Drill Room - al
~ 5nseungs Of Societies. They will be- rented oa l
gaese teims unul LIST November or LONGER 1,Jv ~
aus
WANTED.
a enc 4 Ine MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM. Lafayette
~ - N co 9pelent 70 teach the Elem entarv rancbs
10; agilsn Edneeuon, and to superpfond he IN
snS C,pp{ 70 Nf DUNCAN corner OF F5xobaRae Place
---- o s1seIs. au8tf
". HALE
3 NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE wARE5ifAottTEsns
pf9s99 144S and 12O -G9RdYIER STIREEP
4 an a A0ES AND HARNESS of G7@FN ~
sSIs io,S 'y ~ gssetplon always on hand, for ~ ~
crSi NV tol chfh or approved paper. Also
fssn1jLs,' AXES, LHmpa, Banda, Cloths, SlS
A4oatd5sf, Lace. AndNarnish.
q aas smdS@ Ew. HAGE& I.IJM.
BENSON, H0Hse, Sign and OrnaF9e5foT 3 = MN
St,t r. Aaitat9r q Wo0as and .farbiss No 132 CspB
tYgsV-''' l'e'A'sVs Sqssie'l iIl9 "
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MILES GOING ACROSS THE LAKE,
ND who are in Wautof STORES, will lind III 10 their
advantage g csl Tire Subscriber as he Is pepsre 10
up Aalil4X STORES. Of the beat quality II Shoft
ice, and delivered free oil charge
rs CHAS STCiJCHTON a. rs,nn ~ +
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

nv Ep;dsmic. "A mysterious sick
NJ, 'srsvais n Milbsary and Sutton,
sS.sa. A letter in tho Medical Journal
S;i|;lkp III symptoms thus
u ectienei i seized with a severe col
" ,lisesine, and in few moments be-
49, ipssusible. After this the patient
y III head and back. There
sS So one ease Of death in less than
eurs others have lived twenty
tliSsy six hours, and one case con-
ijISs eseks. In Sutton ! man 40
10Y - of age, one Of the overseers Of
~ 80. was taken . he was on the
u going to meeting, and died on
There have been twenty deaths
49, lowns d this mslady. A merchant
~ WAS seized upon Change on
". with precisely similar symptoms,
a. ~ ssyried 10 his home insensible.
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New Spring Goo(|S,

yA1 saAsC1iber i now receiving his stock or
- eSng e,conprising very choice assost-
Aea - new ana desirable Goods, suitable for the
FFssacaiag season, all Of which win be sold on
Wy fayssaA3e terms. WESLEY Jones.
" BpE3Sna10n. 81
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: 1lsnpotary, speaking Of the report
~ : Glsnsa's fashion, says, there Is not
sksags = gentleman's pants, this
vsf1 likely.
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,ses 4 JMoline. We have just
- ihat some eighty ninety feet near
A oilels Of The dam a Moline, has Civ
r. = "a bssn swept out BY the current.
- sus inlormant left some two hours
80 breach was widening, and fears
= euesstained for one Of the mills.--
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Ns,ice 10 Presumption Claimants.

eyer person entitled 20 The right OF -ernntion
10 auv OF tho lands within the townships srd parts
Of tow nshps above enumerated, is required 20 es-
tahlish the same 10 the satisfaction Of the register
and receiver Of the proper land Office, and make
ment therefor az prottsa5fe alter seeisg
this notice, and before the day appointed for tie
commencement of the public Gale Of the lands en-
bracinr the tract claimed. otherwise such CLAIM viii
~ forfeited. RICHARD M. YuTtt;s M
Commissioner Of the General Land nfHees. .
anril 2s.ls&9-7t. - y y =. -.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING FANCY DRY GOODSH!
John FULLERTON is now, opening large as
u sortment Of Spring Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
all of which have been selected rom the latest i'm
portations and newest styles.
have also paid the cash for the greater part Of
my stock, which enables me to offer Goods at I'M.
precedented and astonishing low prices.
My stock being entirely new comprises almost
every article adapted to the Trade, too various to
enumerate within the limits Of an advertisement,
but comprise in part
Dress Goods Of latest styles;
Bonnets, bonnet ribbons and flowers;
French broad cloth, cassimeres & yestings;
Gents cravats and Congress Caters;
To which would call particular attention. But
call and see and each person judge for themselves
Buena Vista, No. 2, cannot be surpassed in
either styles or low prices. april s, le4s
]. S. kimball 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps Sc.
Wo,l respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
at their old stand, where they have hand large
and beautiful stock Of Goods in their line, consist
ing of all the varieties adapted to the season, and
selected with the greatest care with regard to style
and quality, to which we invite the attention of
friends and deatars generally. apr -, ls4e
NUEENsWARE. A large stock Of Queensware,
yl Glassware and Tumblers for sale cheap by
my3,'4s GARRErr 4 CooPER, above Barret House
.ASnLE WICK: Ia bales, best quality, for sale BY
april rs, a4s W.T.. CooIpAuGH
1.-TWO Horses and two Wagons with some Has.
.rr iii u, rs. iss. wFsLyY ,oErs
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1" FRESH ARRIVAL
NEW SPLENDID SPRING, GOODS

sTNHE scbscribeI beg Leave 80 1aiorm their odcns-
TONERS and the public generally .that they have
inst recei~sa NJ ore -a-e-
and elegant stock Of SPRIN6s6 GODS, TO which
they respectfully invite the attention of the public.
Their stock has been selected with care and an eye
to the wants OF this community. Hconsists in part OF
Dry Goods, Quesas,oare, Hdrdfrare, Groceries,
Glassware, Boots, Shoes, ETC., etc.
Their stock embraces every article demanded for
the wants Of the city county. Their great vari-
ETY. Of FANCY GOODS, especiaily, is very superb
or, and to which the attention of the ladies is re-
specially invited.
:. I9.CALL AND SEE before purchasing elscw here.
'Tis no trouble 10 show Goods. No house in Iowa
shall underselI that Of CREW 4 GlLKYEON,
April &c, 1919 Jefferson ST., Burlington
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
.M> IN pursuance Of law, !, LANES k. FQIf,
- President Of tie United States Of Amerisa, ro
~ hereby declare and make Known That trhiis
srSs sales win be held at the aforementioned lard
offices in the state of IOWA, at the periods herein
after designated, TO wit
on Monday, the fourth day of June for the dis
posal OF the public lands situated within the UNDER
mentioned townships ard parts Of townships, viz:
North Of the base line, and rest Of she m principal
Meridian.
Town ships serenty-two and seventy -three, Of
range twenty-three.
Townships seventy-two and sevehty-three, or
range tWenty-four. s.. LIS. -.-
Townships seventy two ana seSehty-tnfce, or
range twenty five.
Island in section twenty three. in township sew
enty-two, of range fourteen.
At the land office at DUBUQUE; commencing on
Monday, the eighteenth day Of June next, for tie
disposal of the public lands situated within the IN,
dermentiontd townships, TO vii:
North of the base Rae, and rest Of the f principal
Meridian.
Township ninety three, Of range seven.
Township ninety -three, of range eight.
Townships ninety-two, ninety three, and ninety
four, Of range nine.
Township ninety -tnree, OF range ten,
Townships ninety-two, nnety-three, and ninety
four, of range eleven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded ircn
the sales.
The Offering OF the aboVe-fnehtsohet laEds VIII re
commenced on the days appointed, and proceed IN
the order in which they sdveftised,wth all CON
vepieut despatch, unih the whole shall nave been
offered. and the sales thus closed. But no sale shcH
be kept open LONGER than tUc weels. end Aa pirate
entry of any of the lands WA. be admitted until at
tel the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the cits ai Washington,
this tvrntv- seventh day OF February. Ammo DUmini
nne thopsard eigh, hundred and fofty-nne.
By the President: JANIS n. POLK
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the Genefatfand Cfrce.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!

" NEW UJUDS NEW GUUIJS C
I OCKARD CO., have now commenced receiv-
IL ing their Spring and Summer Goods, to which
they call the attention of the citizens Of Burlington
and surrounding country; they have opened lot Of
Fancy and staple Goods. received direct from the
East, embracing some of the newest patterns of
Dress Goods, shawls, hdkfs; lady.s under hdkfs,
gimps and fringes, new syles) laces, edgings, ETC.,
and at prices that will not fail to suit the purchaser
All we ask is CALL they cannot be undersold.--
Also large lot Of Ready Made Caotaing.
Burlington, march 90, 1919 LocRARD co
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vHlS article 20 celebrated in st Louis for the
4 cserAiS cure Il Rheumatism, in oil its differ
81 saaees. IS now offered Is the only remedy for
~ nat painful of oil Diseases The proprietor
eulsd himself in ten days after al his physicians
I'D gis0 hn ", By means Of this medicine, the
ssssat q long study and experiment MIR. J. w.
CEisy. eeAtleSnn we'll known to many Of our
da.sns yss also entirely cured, after being dis
iuali6sd for business for four years, and Mr.. J. W.
!oeehack, ! merchant Of ST. Louis, well known to
9baaaes community, was cured BY means OF
- nmedy when Ill Others had failed. The Ger.
- q both these gentlemen are attached to the
1900 around each bottle, and can be seen by
So - the Agent, To oil suffering with the
slAe1nnoi fail For sale by
IF. TALLANT, Agent,
- ~ &9-lv s4Nn 8A5&ss IafYcr~cu ssroof
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Just received and for sal,

r. HHDs. New Orleans Sugar; fierce Rice;
- 80 bbls. N. Orleans and sugar house molassesj
IS sacks Rio Coffee;
100 do G. A. salt;
10 do Dried apples and peaches; !.
Also,a very desirable assortment OF Spring end
Summer styles, dress Goods, etc., including rich
fancy Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, checks, shawls,
scars, florence braid bonnets, bonnet ribbons, lon-
net tabs and arifcials. fans, coat and pant
stufts etc. etc. by PARSONS, CoPP 4 PARSONS
burlington. april 10. SAG.
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New Goods and New FirEi.

TINE Subscribers have just received and ere now
j. opening large assol tment of Dry Goods. Gro
ceries, Queensware, Hardware, Boots and shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, etc, etc.
They respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from the old customers Of Cox. Garrett 4 Co.. and.
the public generally, pledging themselves to sell as
low any other house in the city.
d. GILCHRIST 4 CO., corner
Burlington. anr 1924 Main and IetterEn SITS
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i q
OryicE SUPERINTENDENT IsDiAN AFFAIRS, ls
81 Louis, April q. ls49.
CEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Of
- flee until 10 O'Clock, M, Of the osd of May next
for furnishing and delivering, at the st Peters SUBJ
Agency, the folloyiDg provisions to the sub-Agent
Of the Sioux, as portion Of their annuity for the
current year, viz:
supe.fns aour, in good barrels, % ann Of = 500
Eoss ' lard lard in kegs, : do SO
White shelled in sacks, do 1000 $500
And for furnishing and delivering, at the Winne-
bago Agency, Long Prairie, near the mouth of Crow
Wing river, about i35 miles from st Peters, to the
Agent for The Winnebagoes-
superhne hou,, in good barrels, T. ss't Of 1900
Brown sugar, in barrels. do $50
Young hyson tea, in boxes, do $50 5000
The delivery of the provisions for the Sioux to be
made to the on Or before the soth Of June
their AGENT ON or fpre the first of August next.
The articles to be sube to inspection at the points
of delivery, at the expense Of the contractor. AS
good and sufficient security VIII pc required for the
performance Of the contract, bidders VIII please to
name the persons whom they vii; oser as SUCH
The Superintendent Of Indian Affairs reserves to
himself the right Of setting the bids aside should he
consider them extraysgantly high, and OF making
such other arrangements for the supplies he shall
consider most advantageous 70 the Indians.
Proposals. will also be received until II O'Clock,
NJ, Of the first Of June next fDr furnishing and de-
lvering, for the use Of the Winnebsgo Indians, at
their Agency aforesaid, 42,ls5 worth Of good beef
cattle, the hoof; the delivery y be made between
the lst Of September and 18th Of October next. Bid
ders win state the price per 100 lbs. for what they
will agree to furnish and deliver said cattle, and
will further agree to have the weight determined BY
estimation on the boot. Good security viii be re-.
quired, and the right Of rejecting the bids is
ed under the circumstances stated abcve.
Bidders will please endorse on their bids aProp0-
sails for furnishing Indian provstons,'' Beefcat-
tie for Indians" the may be, and be address
ed to the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, st Lon-
is, Mo. Bids will be received separately for either
the Sioux or Winnebago provisions.
may 3, isaiah d. d. MITCHELL, Supt Ind. Affairs.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

THE Subscribers beg leaveto apprise the citizens
= OF Burlington and the surrounding country that
and magnfacturing districts, end from the idea in
Europe that upon the elevation of
GEN. TAYLOR to Power HIGH TARIFF
would be enforced on all kinds Of Foreign goodshe
French and English manufacturers have inundated
the American market with their Productions SO that
we have been enabled to buy for cash
UNUSUALLY Low,
and have accordingly purchased large Stock Of the
NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
styles Of goods in the Eastern cities consisting in
part OF the following articles, viz:
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..S94DG-NeW EstN01tshm eme.
Subscriber respectfully informs his old
j. h6a1s md the public generally, that he has
- esead psrnanently il this city, and has Ia
A4ee - formerly occupied By d.. Garner,
Sl - q Messrs hugh 4. Cooks Iron
So 6usa street, when he will be happy to
49, ~ Gstsmers and Ill others who may be
muue4sny thing in his line. He assures all
s6usg tavos him with call that no establish
IS y. go city shall turn of better ''fit" or
1ee joAr
49, " strict attention to his business to re-.
49, lbeeal share of public patronage.
- 40-H E. D. MORGAN.
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Total Expenditures

Iotsi expenditures %, As o.
city was furnished the Finance Committee BY the CITY
Recorder The publication has been TO ena
BILE the Finance Committee correct and make Il show
more fully FOR Whist each appropriation was made--the
particular mpsovement when made for that purpose such
appsopratcn was intended to apply cover This the
ne IN which The proceedings Of the cosnc were made M
and has rendered any other than that
made ort d the Recorder impractcabe The COMMITTEES
have thor 10 publish the same 4, came
into Their hands The committee submit the following I'D.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

White and black wool Hats, ETC., etc.
A large invoice Of Mems and Boys fine, common
and low priced Straw Hats, childrens Hats ETC. etc.
The foregoing, in addition TO- the stock on hand,
it is believed, will afford variety sufficiently large
and full for the trade. y.S.kS:
Burlington, Iowa, February %, 1s49.