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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
FOR. SALE.

n
H1HE S25 HOMESTEADS at HEN
Il MEANWHILE, LONG ISLAND, VIII be distributed
nv Committee of subscribers November I'd Maps ana
ngnIpbrrs OF the property and Island will be sent 10y the
+ o. to any part Of the country free Persons wishing !
one or more lots leo feet by 200 feet should MAKE M
mediate application at the Office III Joust Many fathers
have subscribed lot for each member OF their families
The excursion which made last "Wednesday, to her
nnyie gave great satisfaction % tie subscribers, VINO
numbered between 40 and $50 The houses, lands ana
groves on the property III lis vicinity. were uch al,
Yired ~ was The beautiful Ronkonkoa Lake, surrounteo
by natural vineyards loaded with excellent grapes f
sons who were not subscribers, but vino went on me
excursion have since then subscribed for themselves OF
nearly every member OF their family We have Just re-
ceyed the following from Nh Weeks The PosimiS-
ter al Thomson few miles from HermaiyAIe on INC
same kind OF land. which speaks for itself: - .
en- COM THOMPSON STATION, Oct. 49, 100.
THOMAS WooD, Esq.-Dear Sir: | hereby certify tlal
,bdse FIVE Cheese Pumpkins that sold you, were grown
on the scrub oak pine lands adjoining The Long island
Rafroed at Thompson Station; and that have more SUI
erger tlat exhibited Suffolk County Far and ook t!le
premium and reserve them for my own use also nave
grown on Inc second years cultivation one hundred ana
ffty bushels per acre Of potatoes for wnch fGGKsg
nrrnum iSgueG) Yours truly &c + NJ ~ w T. M NJ
no Thomas Woop. HI Jom-st. y. Y. o25 3tDNltN
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MI fpWleI VI nay.
C. NJ Keller ESQ. NewYork. -,
The Office ofthe NewEngand Car Co Is removed 10 Iva
BrOndyyaV. N. Y OIL oul'
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DUBLc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE 10 Na'.ta eS EAR
Notice hereby gwen the relatives and next OF ID
EEY BALDWIN ate of the City Of New York INV
and who alleged 10 have died nes:Ate tea. Adm
Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK. for Lss Ssy
upon the said irtsst@ts on ,he
November 10 O'Clock ths or.noon ,,,toT
October TO- 1880 JAMES :. THAYER, Public Adm nsHAs'
oig 4aw41
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

In PURSUANCE Of order of tho Surrogate the County
ANewYqlE 10sGs hereby gwen to all persons having eana
ceased the with vouchers thereof TO the snbscn
bes the Office of Joseph G. skad-n No 3 Pear the City Of
York before the let day Of March nszt OatOd New
York, the 10Th day OF August 1850.
MARTHA SANDS, Administrative
au2S law6mWed+ JOSEPH C. sKADEH, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

IN PURSUANCE tho Surrogate of tbs County o..
Anew York hereby gven to all persons having claims
against FRANCIS KELLY tho City OF New Yors grocer,
present with vouchers thereof 10 the ,ubsc
of Bernard Reilly No l0 Fulton street the City
New York before III. twenty eighth day Of March nsIt
Datsd New York tho twenty second day OF October 1880
BERNARD REILLY, Adm nistfator.
u93 'aw6m w ANN KELLY, Administrative.
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PURSUANCE OF tia Surrogate OF the County 81
lNew York hereby given 10 all persona having Claims
BRFDGEMAH ato of the City OF Now York. de-
ceased present with tina vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scs AZ the Bdgeman Brothers, 674 Broadway
Of City OF New York. before 18th
day nsxDsd New York tbs 10Th day Of june eD
ALFRED BRiDGEMAH, IT,.
jelslaWem+ ANDREW BRIDGEMAF ~As'Uos~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-31

a. Before US is slip containing the pr o
seedlings of the Rail Road meeting held in-
Iowa City on the 18th, inst, from which
dance.
This i IS it should be--we are glad TO
1ee Iowa awake 10 her best interest,"
U = we have meeting as large, at
Aeossnqaa, on the lst Monday in Feb.
hextS- Keosauqun Democrat.
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TO " HON it may Concern,

NYoW opening at the new Hardware store, JEFF
Y ferson street, Burlington, large variety of
Till, Cupboard, Chest, Trunk and sioring desk
Lecks-alsc. brass do, Of superior quality and fin
isii for fine work.
Brass and Iron pad and bag locks Of new styles
and varieties; Upright RIM Locks, Novelty rural.
Cottage, Carpenter and Mortise Locks with knobs
of all varieties. Pearl white Ivory DO Mineral, Fos-
sill, Granite and Argiio Knobs with a.terabe spin
dies TO suit doors OF all widths.
Also, an extra super article of front door Locks.
with latch spearl white knobs and silver mount
ings. mortisc locks with Argiiio knobs of Gothic
style and finish, article, first offered in th
market, for sale by II II GRIFFlTHS Il co
dec 6,'i9 No =, Jefferson street
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e. AK ID w A g I;

"a A ts ID w a ss u
TTAvING taken the stand formerly occupied by
II Wesley Jones, the subscribers are now open.
ing and offer for sale
A Complete Assortment Of Hardware.
Their facilities for obtaining goods unequaled,
their stock large and well assorted, and feel dispos
ed in commencing business to offer Inducements to
buyers which will distance all competition. They
believe that the time has now arrived when Bur-
lington should offer country purchasers goods of
every kind, and an assortment equal to any eastern
city. To this end they have felt justified in opens
ing an exclusive
Stock of Shelf Hardware,
of which they intend to keep every thing in their
line for Builders, Contractors, Farmers and Coun-
try Merchants, and confidently hope by means Of
their large assortment, LOWNESS OF PRICES,
and constant attention to business, to merit share
Of public patronage. III. Fl. GRIFFITHS & co
Burlington. Iowa, December s, 1S49
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The way to save Money ,!

TWILL he expected of all person knowing them
l selves indebted to the firm of J. $. kimbail &
Co.. either by note book account, to settle the
same on before the first of January next. We
will pay the highest market prices for Pori Wle al
or any kind OF Country Produce, taken on Old ac,
counts. The way to save money is To settle often
We are determined rs have our cid outstanding &C.
counts settled THIS winter. and those persons who
ner.act to come forward within the above time may
exIect TO pay some costs.
Dec. ~, -. kINBALL 60
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c,VN:TT 4 COOrER

AZ AIN bc1nw j, hcrson Street, have large stock
w Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots. shoes, Hats,
Caps, Hardware, QGecnsware Groceries, Natis'
Glass, Cotton Yarn, Batting etc, etc.. which VIII
be sold very cheap for cash. Now IS the t!ne 10
get bargains. Those wishing to buy viii find II to
their advantage to come around the corner.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS AT
doc -, 40 GARRETT 4 COOPER'S
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
ian al. so

WANTED.
EOln POUNDS OF TALLOW wanted for which the
WV highest market price will be paid by
s BURNAP, Druggist,
jan 81, so Burlington, Iowa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-31

one of the greatest distoveries ofthe nineteentA
century-and will be hailed by the suffering sna
afflicted spifh joy unspsakabis.o Where the Iini-
ment Is used Pain cannof erisf.
Some of the most astonishing cures OF CNn- SADe
and Lance Wounds have been performed in The Ms1-
lean Army with this Liniment alone. II stfDAues in
1ammation, relieves pain, and Heals up ne revst
Sores in incredibly short time. possesses peg
feet control over Muscular Iy,ifabiify.
Whoever saw Mexican with his limbs twisted
out Of shape by that most Of al diseas-
es-Rheamdiisanf He knows the InfaAi6is Remedy,
and uses it the first insidious approaches Of the
disease, and il checks IL sin the twinkng Of eyes
And whoever saw Mexican Horse with the Spa
win, Ring Bone, Spint, wnd-tsall, Scratches, Poll
Evil sore Back, or any other external complsintsS
They know the virtues OF this LinimtHt and they
Nerer fail to use il as soon as they discover any
blemsh on their Horse--and the wounds afe healed
If you have pain in, any part Of your body, No
matter where, Delay not moment, In getting Eot-
tie of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. u
will do you good 1t never fails to give satisfac-
ton to all who use IL, because it performs what II
promises.
No traveller should ever start on journey with
out it. Every Fnrnily should be well supplied with
to us, are yearly sacrificed, by not having prOpef
and Efficient Medicines at hand in cases or Bnfnss
Scalds, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, etc.
No Steam Boat should ever leave port without
having their Medicine Chests well supplied with thij
invaluable Liniment.
~ Principal Depot for the United states, 1t NJ
BRACES Depot and Family Medicine store, Cor.
OF Third and Market streets, st Louis, Mo-, to whcn
all orders must be addressed.
~ For sale in Burlington by }. r. TsIlant and
$. L. Burnap. tsept ~, :Sss-ly
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Dry Goods.

40 PS blue, black and mixed cloths; 30 rs black
and fancy doe-skin cassimeres; SO ps jeans Of
all qualities; 100 ps satinetts and Sleeps gray, Of
every variety; $50 ps beached muslins, ass'd; 10
bales brown MUSINGS $50 ps 40 inch osnaburgs; $50
ps linen thread ass'd; 90 ps coIored skein cotton,
100 white skein cotton 200 dog spool thread; 10
overcoatng; oops plain and plaid linseys; 100 ps
flannel. red, yellow, green and white; 500 ps pfinti
assd, 100 ps ginghams; 40 ps brown drilling. 10 pS
apron check; 30 ps ticking; 25 ps cotton flannel;
Fps carpetng; also, large assortment Of buttons,
combs, hooks and eyes, pins, etc., for sale by
nov 1, 40. KIMBALL r CO
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Notice.

HT AILS for Chicago H., st Louis NO., and In
W dianapolis Ind, will be closed regularly at o.
O'Clock P. M. all other mails at half past P. NJ.
office hours from Z O'Clock A. M. until p. Nj. ex-
cept Sunday, when the Office will be open from 6
O'Clock P. NJ. until p. NJ. All persons interest
ed will confer favor on the undersigned. by mail
ing their letters in the evening early practical
BILE. Jan. gath, '5O-3t. OLIVER COCK, p. NJ
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Dive Stufs.

IUST received, large and well selected asst of
j dye stutts of superior quality, consisting of
camwood, logw ood fustic, extract Of logwood, mad
DER indigo, copperas, blue vitrio, etc., etc which
will be sold very favorable terms, at Wholesale
or retail, by (oct 25) 81 BURNAP, JEFF st
ITorders from the country will be promptly at
tended to. 81
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CASH FOR WHEAT.
w nnNIED, tminediately,a quantity Of good wheat
4. lcf which We will pay cash on delivery.
PARSONS, COPP 4 PARSONS
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TO all whom il may Concern


TIME Subscribers would respectfully announce
1 that all the notes due Mccormick. Ogden Co.,
for Reapers. in the counties of Des Moines, Henry
and etfer son. are in our hands for collection. The
prompt payment of which is very desirable.
Buriin z, on. Dec. 10, 40 FOOTE x co
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COHlSlerclal.

BURLINGTON MARKET.-RETAIL PRICES.
Burlington, January 81, 1850.
GRAIN-per bushe. FLGUR--per Dbl.
wheat,---------.o TO SIC Super fn.------S TO 800
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NgsHAWk-ENE BROOM FACIORY.=sE
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
THE Subscriber has under his entire con-
troll the above named establishment, and is pre-
pared to fill all orders in town and from distance
for Brooms BY the Wholesale and Retail. He war;
rants his work and materials 10 be of superior
quality. and confidently refers to those who have
us cd Brooms OF his manufacture for proof.
EE-The Factory is for the present 1T the north
end of Main street (dec 90, '491 ID. w. BURTON
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APPLE TREES.

~ THE subscriber residing at Hickory Point,
NEE twenty miles north OF Burlington, five miles
<.A~ north of Yellow Spring village, and nine miles
south of Wapello, and near the road leading from
thence to Burlington; will have for sale the ensu-
ing spring eight thousand trees of the most APP
proved sorts, embracing about eighty varieties,
which he will sell at the following prices, viz:
IL cents each, for 100 or less; S1l per per humid
red for zoos $40 per per hundle ed for 800 or over,
delivered at the nursery. The trees are of two
years growth, healthy and vigorous, from to feet
high and mostly propagated from bearing trees.
January -, lS50-3ms ROBERT MCCLURE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-31

- ESTRAY COLT.--Taken Mp by J. NJ. Robert
son, of Columbus City Township, Louisa Conn.
ty. Iowa. an estray colt, of the following descrip-
ton, viz: black horse colt with white face and
both feet white on the side. No artificial marks
or brands perceisabe, supposed to be years old
next spring, and appraised at thirty-fve dollars.
true copy from my estray book.
LEWIS KINSEY, C. C. Clerk,
Wapello, Jan. 81, '50-3t BY VIM Cotton Dep'y
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From the Fort Madison Statesman.

The affray at the Eagle Hotel.
Last Tuesday morning as we were COM
ing to the office we were accosted with
the old saying, shave you heard the news!'
Of course, we asked what it was. In re-
turn we were informed that a party Of
thirty or forty whisky drinking characters,
had the night previous, at about i o'clock,
came to the Eagle Hotel, broken the doors,
and had struck Mr. Perry on the head with
club, which laid the scull bare some two
or three inches in length, accompanied with
the remark that if his fur cap had been off,
the blow would probably have broken his
scull, and killed him dead on the spot.
We then passed along, and saw that the
glass in the front door Of the Eagle Hotel
was very much shattered, the catch of the
lock burst off, and were informed that the
sash during the affray, had been forced
ont Of the door, which fell to the floor,
upon the inside; we then saw Mr. Perry
with the cash in his head as had been de-
scribed, which told us plainly that violence
had been stalking abroad in our heretofore
quiet and orderly town. The evidences
were everywhere visible. Considerable
excitement prevailed, and many threats
and much loud talk were INDUCED in by
the citizens. The peacable portion were
determined and resolute that law and order
should prevail.
Writs were issued on Tuesday, and
several persons engaged in the riotous
proceedings the night before at the Eagle
Hotel, were arrested. Three of them
have given bail for their appearance at the
next term OF the District Court in the sum
of $500 each, and another in default oil
$4,000 bail, has been committed to jail.
As the whole matter is to go through a
legal investigation. we deem it proper not
to make any further statements about it al
this time. We have said this to prevent
Misrepresentation from going abroad res
pectingn.
Legislature of .Neu York. Noremenl
against Slavery and Reconsideration
have already been submitted to the Senate
Of New York by Mr. Gaddes against sla.
very in the District of Columbia and the
territories, and also the following new
one:
Resolped, Gift assembly concur, That
the territory lying between the Nueces
and Rio Grande is the common property
of the United States, and that our Senators
| in Congress be instructed and our Repre-
sentatives requested, to use their best eff.
forts to preserve the same as such common
property, and to protect il from the un.
founded claims of the State of Texas, and
prohibit the extension over il Of the laws
& 7
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GROCERIES.
D | z D.:

On the Goth inst, near Burlington, john, son of
DANIEL STRANe, aged IL years and nine months.
Though Young, he died full of hope.
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The Canton Tea Company's Teas.
ION LBS Just received ofthese very superior teas,
ooo comprising every variety of Green and Black
Teas at every price, from rs cts to 80 per ID. I'm
periab Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, Hou.
qua, oolong and Souchong Teas, at all prices, and
warranted fresh and pure. For sale by
nov l. ,I9. j.. TALLANT.
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brushes! Brushes =

brushes! DfuSneS.
4 FRESH supply Of brushcs just received from the
best eastern manufactures, consisting Of every
description of paint, whitewash, scrubbing,
horsc glue, paste, flesh hair, cloth, tooth, nail ana
shaving brushes, for sale low at BURNAP's
oct IS, $40. Drug store, JEFF ST., Burlington
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NOW opening and for sale Mil! Saws: 6, 81 and
~ fl Cross cut ditto; an extra super article i'm
ported English cast steel blades, and finished in
this country. Call and see them at the new Hard
ware store, Jefferson street, sign ofthc
dec $40 BIG SAW
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-
horticultural Society.

The monthly meeting the Southern Iowa Horticui,u.
raj Society viii be held Thursday the 9Th dry Of Febfn.
at II O'Clock A. NJ in Burlington. Fruit growers oI
Des Noines and the adjoining counties
attend and to send in specimens of Winter fruit &c
Jan. 81, 80 Gazette copy l.. ID. STOCKTON.
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GLASS WARE.
e DoZ. Lamp Chmneys; 2 dog lamp shades, as
u sorted patterns; IL doz and gallon jars;
doz. preserve jars, half gallon and gallon;
10 do candy jars, assorted sizes;
Also large lot of smaller sizes ars for sale low by
nov %, ,49 EEGAY
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

NEW + all and Winter Goods.
THE undersigned have received from New
L York, Philadelphia and Baltimore large as
sortment of dry goods, hardware, queensware,
boots, shoes. hats, caps, ready made clothing etc
etc, which disposed to sell as cheap a. any
other house In town. Give us cali before Bur
chasing. Don't forget the place--Main street be-
low Jefferson. toct. is, '5s) GaRHrTTA COOPER
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-rs. FOR SALE: rs acres in n W or sec "a tp 10
ss.l' range 3; 4S Or sec 33 tp 20 range 3;
<=As> IL acres e. Or sec 30 tip TO range ;; owned
by st George Lee, Of Alabama. Inquire or
Jan 3, 1850 G FOOTE
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Dry Goods.

UTy -
a. PIECES cassimeres and arcoIas, 20 bales 3-l,
TOsS A. and 81 bro musiins, loo pieces bieached
musins 20 do irish Linens 30 do sainetts TALL coli
and prices 10 do black, blue and olive cloths,
80 do tannes frcd white. green and yeiiow, - do
plain and plaid linseys, 90 do tickings "a, 7s and
49, Is do apron checks, with osnabnrgs, driilings,
canton annes, table linens, linen shcetinss, ETC.,
for sale by (oct 25, '4e.) GARRETT l. CoopEa
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Nw J. SUN just Tecetsed -
kN fresh supply of goods in their line. com
60 prrsinz Fashonab bic Moleskin lists OF vs-
ry superior qaalty-the finest we have yet offered.
also. general assortment Of Eur and Plush Cspss
embracing fine otter. Seal, Muskrat, Mohair, siIkS
Plush, Oregon, SLOUGH, ETC., etc., large variety
Also, Ladies' Mnfs, viz: extra fine and fine Lynxs
me dium do, Jeanette and Coney for Misses.
The attention of county merchants 10 respect
fully solicited. r f.a
Hats purchased Of US dressed gratis, and IN ctr
ers at moderate CHARGES. H tt
BAH kinds or fufs bonshs u the highest
prices for cash. Burlington, nov I, 20
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~ ESrEsy NoFIcs Taken MP hy Andrew Gam
~ bic. residing in Columbus city township, Louisa
county, Iowa. estray horse, Of the following de-
scription, viz black geaing about "a hands high,
dim of sight in the ect eye, and left jaw larger than
tho other, little white the left hind foot, and
slight saddle marks, supposed to be ten years old
and appraised at thirty-one dollars. true copy
from my estray hook. LEWIS kINSEY,
Wapelio, jan II, 1s50-3t Co. Com's Cfk
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF E.
w. CLARK, BROS. \ co.
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON. Iowa.
Rates of Receiving Currency for Exchange
EW ClarkNCosChecks ohio..---.--....... dis dis
New Ensland.- par Indiana .----.--.- l dis
New York City.---.--- par Virsina-..---.- 1a2 dis
:" :" State par@ dis Wisconsn----.-- dis
g+No Eastern bank notes, of less denomination
than ten dollars, will be taken at par.
Sight exchange on the principal Eastern Cities
and st Louis, for sale in sums to suit purchase .
Sight and Time Bills purchased. u Land War
rants for sale. Dec. 6, 1s49-ip
FOOTE 4 CO.,
AVE on hand the largest stock Of Groceries in
this section Of the State, including
60 sacks prime, new crop, Rio Coffee;
20 hhds prime N. 0. Sugar;
80 bbls clarified do
800 lbs. Boston double refined Loaf sugar;
SO bbls molasses; 20 half bbls molasses;
3 tierccs Rice; tierces Saeratus;
Several bags Pepper and Spice; also,
IL cases Tea, including Imperial, Gunpo,s der;
Young Tyson and Black Teas;
60 packages Tobacco Of various qualities;
100 dog Brooms; all of which will be sold as low
as can be procured from st Louis (Jan II, so
PRINTERS PAPER
OF all sizes, also Book, Letter and Wrapping Pa
Opers, bonnet boards, etc., of the first quaity,at
the lowest st Louis prices. FOOTE co
Burlington. Iowa, Jan. II, 1850
Public Vendne Of Timber Land.
4saA NOTICE is hereby given that OH the 10th
10y day of February, A. D. 1850, between the
AA> hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. will sell at
public vendue to the highest bidder for cash, at the
door Of the Judge of Probate's office In the city of
Burlington, Iowa, all the following described land
situate near the mouth Of Skunk river, in Des
Moines county, Iowa, to wit: Lots numbered three
and four, and the northeast quarter Of the north
~ ,or, ,horS prh in fn,p -,
number sixty-eight, north of range number two
west. Said land being sold to satisfy note given
to me by Green b. Clark. Deed good.
Burlington, Jan. 10. ls5otds WARD LAMsON
DISTRICT COURT, Louisa county, iowa, March
Term, A. D. 1860. Bill for Divorce for wilful
desertion. Anne Gray rs. George Gray.
I EFENDANT will take notice that complainant
has filed bill in the Court aforesaid, for di-
vorce from the bonds Of riatfiniony with said de-
PENDANT, and that unless he appear at said March
term A. D. 1850, of said Court and defend, decree
will be taken against him. pro confesso.
Jan. 3, 1s5o-st JAMES MCKAY, crk D C
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FALL 4 WINTER GOODS.
n GILCHRiST * Co., are opening their stock
H.. Of Fall and Winter Goods. consisting OF dry
goods, groceries, hardware. queensware. boots and
shoes, hats, caps ready maze clothing etc., to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of the public.
oct. IS, 40.
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Notice.

7 viii offer for saie on the 2Gth of February next,
I at Huron. the 10th Section, on Huron Island.
Jan. cath 1850. WIN. WALKER.
Enr mis-
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Plaza nm.

THE undersigned would respectfnIf4 Inform the
l. public that they have rented the ora stand III
+ J Peasley Co., and being supplied win Tar.
paulhs for the protection of Goods the Lending,
are fully prepared to carry on the Forwarding and
Commission business. They hope hy diligence and
promptness to share portion Of the public pat
ronage. -. ].
They would also call attention tr tfeft wholesale
Grocery Establishment, wfietc they intend keeping
on hand large and full supply of Groceries, 70 -
disposed Of at the iotcesf Wholesale Cash Prices
Water Street below Jeferscn,
Rurlinnfnn mr. E0OTE r cff