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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13
Mempll Institute.


ZTNE9E regular course Of Lectures in this Inc
L stitute will commence on the First elmo.
gember, and continue until the last ofFebFuary.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready 10 receive students BY the First If
October. The Medical Department viii be
under the direction Of the follJwing
PROFESSORS:
J.cONQUEST CROSS, M. D.. Professor Of
the Institutes Of MeGiaine and Medical Juris.
prudence.
z. FREEMAN. ". D.. Professor Of ANATOMY.
X $. NEWTON, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
II. ]. HULCE1 NJ. D., Professors Of Theory
aud practire Of Medicine.
w. BYRD POWELL, NJ. D., Professor
! Physiology Pathology, Minerology and Ge-
4 lnl06y. =
J. KING, N. D.. Professor of Materia Medics,
Therapeutics. 49,,
J. MILTON SAEJERS, A. NJ. Md, Pro,
fessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
y. A. VII son, NJ D., Professor Of OBJ
stetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren.
cLN1oUE LECTURERS.
MEDIciNE-PROF. H. J. HULCE.
SURGERY-PROF. R. S. NEWTON.
Y. FREEMAN, II. D., Anatomical Demon.
stFatoT.
The fees for full course Oflectures amount
to SIO5.
Each Professors Ticket, sl5. Ma,riculatOr's.
90. Demonstrators Fee, SO. Graduation,
$50.
Those desiring further information vii,
please address their letters (post paid1 TO the
Dean; and students arriving in the city will
please call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
r. s. NEWTON, N. D.,
Dean sfthe Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT..
HON. E. w. NJ. KING, Professor Of Theory
and Practice of Law
Hon. V. D. BARRY, Professor of CONNER.
cial Jurisprudence.
TERMs-$jO per Session.
All communications pertaining to this de-
lpaFtment must be addressed to
E.w. II. KING, ESQ,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March. 1850.
, The Faculties, for intellectual abilities
moral worth and professional requirements.
} VIII compare favorably with the most distin.
: guished in our country. The medical faculty
constitutes an anomaly in this or anv other
cOuntry-all of them are able lecturers and the
best of teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geogrsph.
H. "a. position, and the extent o our population.
can have no doubt as to the eligibility Of our
situation, .'or an enterprise Of the kind. As to
Health, inCIuLing all seasons of the year, We
ldeny that ANY OF TER CITY HAS MORE.
! A common erro. exists in the minds IF
imany students relative % the place ofatudying
medicine; those who inte nd PraetieiDg among
the diseases of the IVES. AM South shraJ GER
Itainly educate themselves at = school whose
Faculty are practically acquGi ed VIII those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of ;be per-
NANCY OF this school, NE ft eel it Oh T duty 10
state, that the Trustees and Facultv iarn
UNIT in action, which augurs well for i : fII-
ture success; and that the peculia At internal or
ganization which connects them, canno, be
interrupted.
E. ". NJ. KING.
President fthe Memphis Institute.
March 80 I65O,-Il2-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13

SHEETINGS
- 4 Linen Sheeting.
= f12-4 Beached Cotton Sheeting,
pa Rrewn Do. Do.
ID Linnen for Pillow Cases.
Sd Bleached Cotton for same,
And every description Of Bleaehed and Brown
sheetings and Shirtings for sale very low
April ID. J. ". CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13

DIRECTORS.
VIM. Ldnghin, Kendall Dunbar
Cmthbert Built, Samuel JamfsOn.
VIM. M Goodrich, G. S. Cutter.
Elliott Robbins, Geo L. VGnbiOOer
Peter Marcy. Lg. SzymGnskt,
G A. Bmlk7ev. WIN. N Pltt,SOH.
VIM Cbrisfy. Charles PRICE.
WILLIAM. LAUGHLIN, President.
CUTHBERT BULLITT, Vice Pres'f.
Jos. Nash, ActuArg.-Edward Rawle, Solicitor
VIM Chri.ty, Notary.
James Jones, NJ. D. 4 A. H. Cenns, M. u
Physicians.
PENHE Merchants and Planters Insurance
l. Company having an amount subscribe
in each and well secured notes, amply sufilcl
ent for all contingencies, is now prepared Il
receive applications and make insurance "
heir office. South East Corner Of Natchez an
,Cm2 Streets. FIRE, MARINE, and RlVEl
gIS%S, and also upon the Lives ofwhite gPer
,oesand sls"es.
This Company is established on the mu'NN
nrincciDle If InsurSuce, whereby eve er
SON insnrinp with ii becomes interested in !
ruccess and it's profits are deVided amiPg''
customs. PAYABLE in cash. instead OF Srnon
New Orleans, Dec. 4, l849.
II. A. NUNNALLY.
Agent, Yazoo City.
Dec. 4, Is49-79-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13

.ERESH BUCKWHE T. Ma.kereI, and
Western and Pine Apple Cheese. for
ale by ]. G. LEWIS a. CO.
YaxoO city, Nov. 2s,4o ls.-77-,E
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13
~ERMN
A. P. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON.
r. TOOMBS,
]. THOMPSON.

OF Editors, and papers friendly to the en-
terprise, will Peaes publish this Prospectus
which will eniitle them to an exchange wiui
the newspaper. All who comply with this re-
west will send copy of the paper containing
it TO the Committee.
WASHINGTON, May 25 $50.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13
THOMAS l.. WHITE.
BOOKSELLER AND STA~IONARIES.

So canal street, New OrIeans.
II EEPS constantly on hand, and for sale on
An the mOstadvantageous terms AN extensive
assortment Of BOOKS, of every variety and
description, and in every department of Litera-
ture, Science, and the Arts.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM AND
HYMN BOOKS,
Of every kind, and other religious and devo-
tiOnal works for all denominations ofChristians
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-19
Items from Washington

Ii has been decided in q Cabinet meeting that
Governors Island, N. Y, shall be tI., place
where the next Worlds Fair shah be held. in
May, 1852. The goods and wares. and the spe-
cHnens OF art are to be sold at the option Of yisi
tiers, and the building where they are TO be ex
hlbited, is to be considered bonded warehouse.
The duties are TO be paid wien the articles are
sold, enter into consumption OF use, and no charg
es are 10 be made IN case they are re-expored
1t Is stated that Major Hobbie is going to Pa
mama on business Of the Government. He ba,
obtained leave Of absence until April next, when
he Will resume his Office as has been agreed upop
between him and the heads Of Department.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will not ask for
new loan, the resources Of the Treasury being
sufficient for the demand Of the next fiscal wear.
The +. M. General will recommend a Uniform
postage OF three cents, with payment in advance
Attorney General Crittenden, in reply TO let
ter from the President, saws, after examining
carefully the papers relative to COMPLAINT
against Mr.. Deyens, the Boston Marshal, for al.
legged neglect Of duty, although more ccmnen-
dabIe activity and energy might have been exert
ed yet there does not appear to be any cause for
the removal Of the Marshal from Office"
Five clerks have been removed from the Treas
ury Department by Mr.. Corwin, amenrs, them
brother Of Senator Yulee. Mr.. Pleasonton's re-
mosal, az Fourth Auditor, has been formerly de-
upon. Elias Perry, Of Indiana, has been
appointed Recorder in tho General Land Office.
Mr. Corwin says no two clerks of one family shall
hold office in the Treasury Department.
There IS report that the Presiden, has order
ed marshal 10 proceed 10 Mississippi to arrest
Gov: Qultman, on the charge of procuring arms
for Gen. Lopez
SERIOUS AccIDESr.--The Dixoa a.ail coach
was upset on Monday evening last, within tho
limits Of our village, while leaving for the west.
causing serious injury to two Of the passengers.
WIN. Marks, Of Shabbony's Grove, had his arm
fractured below the elbow, and Maj DeForest,
Of Iowa City, was 30 badly bruised, that he was
unable to proceed on his journey. The fault rests
between our Highway Commissioners and the
iriyer.-l Aurora Beacon, 18th.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
HARDW ARFii

M are now in receipt of our Fall Stock O,
W hardware, comprising an assortment of Car.
penters and Cooper's Tools, Building Hardware
&C, to which we invite the attention of buyers
Inc stock consists in part of Spear and Jackson,s
and other makes hand and PANEL Saws
Bench and moulding Planes of every variety;
Iennon saws; Cross cut do; Farmer cbisels:
socket cmsels; Millwright's do; Anger bits;
turning chiseis \ guages; Augers; Iron braces;
rated braces and bits; Steel squares; Iron do:
Broad squares; Plumbs and levels; Ccmpasses:
Beatty's Hatchets; Claw hatchets; Calipers;
Iron sets; Aiken's dos Saw Files. ETC.. etc,
BUILDERS HARDWARE
White mineral knob, Novelty Door Locks;
Whlte and dark knob spring latches;
Dark mineral knob, Novelty Door Locks;
Mortice Locks; Rim Locks; Patent door snriups:
window springs; Closet and cupboard Locks;
Chest and Till ocks; Mineral, knob Latches:
Iron knob latches; Thumb do; Dead Locks;
Bell Furniture; Hinges and screws; Gate hinges:
Shutter hinges and fasteners; Cupboard latches:
CUTLERY, ETC.
Table Cutlery, Pocket do; Dirk Knives:
Carvers; Wilson's butcher Knives;
Table and butchers steels, etc, ETC., etc.
ASLO-Mi'l saws, Vices, Hand and sledge Ham
mers, Grindstone Cranks; Lock screws, Round
point Shovels, Canal shovels, Hay ana manure
Forks. Douglas Pumps, Lead Pipe, Songs and SHOW
els, steeyards, spring balances, Britannia and Ger
man silver table and tea spoons, Pad locks. Gun
locks; Powder Flasks, Gun wipers, shot chargers,
saw STEAMERS, wood saws, Mal,ets, Hand bells tea
oeis, Fry pans, sauce pans, brass kettles, Enam-
elei do; Mon<eywrenches. bench stops Pincers &c
oct "a, 1850 J. C. LAUMAN BRO
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Z. w. Clark 4 Co...., p,;,,,.,,,:.
4, wv -, o~'''...... Bos ton..
=. w C'ark \ Hros.........,.......N Louis.
cvc,, DodSe 4 Co..............New York.
h'hANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
ron m, y. w. CLARK, BROS. 4 co.
FoH BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND IN PAYMENT
OF COLLECTIONS.
M lsSOuRt Bank Notes-E. w Clark & Cos Check.
49,, IN =. w Clark Brothers, St Lous-and Eastern
Ivy hank Notes, of $20 and upwards, will be received
ana-oho-kentucky- Vrsinia-Louisian a-and
CURRENcY " " 'ess''eu a.
II All CuRRENr CIRCULATION bought at l@lAS Ct
discount. ~, " w.
sight Bills Of Exchange on the principle Eastern Cite.
Louisville, for sale in sums 10 suit,
sight aud short Time Bills purchased
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE o.t o. .,o
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
PLANK ROAD NOTICE.
Fruit and Ornamen, Trees. &C.


xAsA THE subscribers are DESTROYS Of calling the
EW attention Of fruit growers, amateurs a nd 9th.
4A> e.s. to their stock of the above articles.
We have already in course of propagation
One Hundred Thousand Fruit and Orname n,al
Trees, shrubs and Plants
Including ali the most approved and desirable har-
dy varieties in their several departments. From
fifteen to twenty thousand are now ready for SALE
Among these are
Ten Thousand Apple Trees,
At $40 per 100, or $50 per lOoO-also limited
supply of the choice varieties Of
Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees,
i2A to ana cents each, accordingto size and quail
ity; and all the popular varieties of hardy RAsP-
BERRIES, CURRANrs, GRAPES. ETC., etc.
In the Ornamental Department..
Ready for sale, the Pawlonia Chinese Alanthus,
Chestnut, Mountain Ash, European Ash European
Larch, Weeping Willow. Silver Leaved Adele. Ca
talpa, ETC., in the tree line. The Catalpa are of
extra size, at 80 per hundred, or for 81.
81 Among the Shrubs thirty or forty varieties of
g. Sthe most popular hardy ROSES, including veral
Ns$N fine climbers; the RhuS Cotnsus or Smoke Tree,
-N@Double FloweIne Almond, Double Towering Al.
theas, Japan Globe Flowers. Rose Accasia, snow
Balls, Snow Berry, Lilacs, Syringas, etc, etc.
Among the VINES are all the mast snowy and pop
uar varieties of the HoNEysTcKLE; the CHINESE
WlsTARlA, splendid climber; the Amarican Ivy,
etc. Among the PLANTS are the Gladiolus. common
and Dwarf Iris, Yucas Dahlas, Peonies. Lilies, &c.
Every tree, shrub plant sent out Fl ON this MUIR
sery guaranteed true to name, or money refunded,
and any or every article sold, whole ale or retail.
at as low rates as the same sold East or West,
at any regular establishment III The United States.
Oct II, l85O-3t NEALLEY BROTHERS
Birds Nest Nursery, Burlington, Iowa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
NEW GOODS,


w arg now receiving and have in store 1.ro.
portion OF our Fail Purchases in Boston. No.,
aorR anu rh'ladelphia, consisting Of Drv Cood.
groceries, Hardware, Qaeens,cars Boofs ana CO..
heday Made Clothing, Caps, &C., making our stocr
Tue largest and best assorted we have ever oHa,aI
ior SAFE In this market, to which we resnec,cn1
ask 'he attention of our old customers and ~. .s
nc gen'raily, assuring them, as we do that we hu
ehoeaVor as usual to give them satisfaction. par'
Suns oayins to sell againwil find our stock verr,or.
ana wen assorted, and our prices as low ,s at,
MUSE horth OF st Louis WI COOLBAucI & "a
burlington, Iowa. October 3. 1850 w
| )Rl GooDs.-3o bales "a, a. and 4. hro-zn
,o smeetlhg; bales heavy brown drilling;
oo pieces american and English Prints:
'oo ps ass'dGinghams; 400 ps bleach,d shirt;nus.
~, ~ pieces heavy plain Linseys;
100 ps ass'd white, yellow s. scarlet r,o,r.,.
100 ps ass'd Kentucky Jeans and satine,ts:
on PAIRS Mackinaw and Rose Blankets:
10 los. assorted patent thread;
1oo IDS white and ass'd colored ske;, f,,..on.
Soo los ass'd colors and white spool Thread.
oops lickinss; so ps apron checks:
% pieces alpacas and me rinoes;
100 dozen assorted WOODEN Comfort..
Aogether with a full assortment of silk and wo-s,
Gu fashionable Dress Goods, Trimmings. Ruttons
Aaces. etc, ETC., just received and for sale bv
- - Noo w F COOLBAUGH & co
[ hoCEklES, &C., &c.-The Subscribers have N
\. store, ana are now receiving, large and well
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
NEW DRY GOODS STORE

~ suoscriber again begs leave to announce to
I.sn cMxens OF Burlington and vicinity that he
sA,n the last week, received nearly his en-
soek q Goods, consisting Of the articles emu
vlssS MS hrst advertisement OF last month, to
49, y added many other articles. All nurcbas
~. NO desire 70 lay in their Fan and Uinser .yn
nss o. invited 10 give him call. He would fur
aSssy !0at has large and extensive stock will be
6S y re lowest possible rates. az least io,sev
Ipnr~ N. - sosgAf for ready pay ucss Of ne Al
:. =. MOUNTAINS.
~ sp...1eMaFly soliciis al Country Merchants 10
Ner II asMself that he will be able to suit
=. = prices q well as Goods.
s ~ YOU'D also solicit cali from tho raa;es 70
- 80 80 = the handsOmest sele ctions Of
ruS.s,- DRESS GOODS
wkrsy ever introduced here before. Everywidth
.sliAS, Tor either dresses or visetts; Trim.
~ VI every new style; Fine and medium quail
HY ag and every other variety of SHAWLS.
hss scafis, all sizes; A large assortment Of
hs. s'pacas and Cloakings; Prints and ging-
"a sety chaste styles; Silk, cotton, Isle anu
=. hosiery; A few pieces OF colored Elan.
~ Indies sacks; Black and white lase capes;
M eefed cambria handkerchiefs; Millinery
every description; Gentlemen rich vel
49, and cashmere yestings; Broad cloths of
sescription; Flannels Of every VARIETY; A
~ oHs u Of fine linen table cloths; Every
- ~ white, drab AID blue blanket cradle do:
m sostings, ETC., etc.
~. s,so DC found a fine assortment of
sae Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardrare
A. groceries, Windov Giass, cfepery size.
~ quantity OF Kanawha Salt, offered low.
M. 4 nfst advertisement gives the numerous
q q. ssp.s ne thinks il not necessary to dupii-
II iis.ss a'enss. He would however say that he
= ~ every care and attention whilst in
- ~ markets in buying
Lssssf Expectations, and has introduced
4pat.ms srtieles Of FAyCY GOODS
~ 1s;y sept 10 this place. He opens business
49, ernination Of selling Goods At smon Pro.
IS ~ i: again to every purchaser who de-
aslnAss 80 - .nsir Fall and Winter supplies At
N 49,, s1vs him cali at the old stand for.
NM ss:ssoy D. Gilchrist 4 Co., corner OF
- 49,. OF all kinds wsnted, for which the
kiisss..s prices will be given in cash or goods
Mr. luwa,Oct.2 1850 pm. FoR1IER
&Ales ~ rs Lsvsrett's Axes, Just received
tcc9l, &c LAvMAMA Bao
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
IA A r 4 lie D..

4 he i7h Oct., By Rev VIM saler, in Union town.
A.. NJ ChAaLgs w. SMITH aud Miss MARsAREr Eth.
- - daughter Of Hugh Elliott, Esq.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
Hat Store! Clothing Store!!

iHE HARDEST "BLOwn OF ALL,,-c,otb;,r.
sr, "A. only 10 per cent. on the COST.
SIURGlS SON have lust received , mos.
~ superb stock of Hats, Cans and Rad, AZ. =
Clothing. viz ' Aaae
FALL STYLE MOLESKIN AND BEAyERu.rs
Soft Busna Vista and Rough and Ready Hats. ~
every description.
UNION HATS, new style much worn in s;.
Louis and Eastern cities,
CHILDREo's FANCY HATS AND TURBANs.
OF fine silk velvet, fur and cloth.
BOYS HATS, choice selection.
A large and handsome invoice of elegant
SILK PLUSH CAPS,
comprising seven different varieties OF style and
color, most splendid article, Mohair, Plush. &c.
FUR AND CLOTH CAPS of every description
LADIES and Misses MUFFS. etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Fall and Winter, viz:-Blanket over Coats.
Beaver and Pilot, cloth ditto; Satipette and wool
hip Jackets.
Fine DRESS and FRocK COATS.
PANfALOONS-Flne cloth, Ca ssimere and sat-
inette Pantaloons.
VESrS-Fine satin, bpk, cloth and fancy winter.
SHIRTS-Fine iinen-breasted, calico, hickory
and check Shirts.
Wooden and cotton Drawers and undershirts
SACKS. suspenders, etc. Also, an assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Es-one word to the reader:-What we saw at the
head ofhis advertisements mean and pertoym,
Our Clothing is no Stop U'ork. but is first rate.
both IN quality Of goods and style of workmanship
~ We wW ,c1rrant erery Grticlc Of Clothing ant:
return the money in every instance where an arti-
Gle falls short of our recomme ndation.
LAST AND NOT LEAsT.-JTe rant no more than
10 per cent profit, on Clothing. and will exhib-
the bills, If desired which venture TO say is
me most extraordinary reduction in prices ever
offered in this community.
~ Buffalo Robes, Trunks, Band Boxes, &C.
N B.-All kinds of Furs bought at the highest
ptiees 1or CASH Burlington, sept. 10, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
DISSOL.UTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TINE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
/ the firm of J. X. CAMPBELL Il CO., was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All those hav-
ing claims against the said firm will present them
for settlement, and all those knowing themselves
indebted will please call and settle with j. r. Camp
bell, who is authorized to close up the business.
Burlington. Oct. IL. lA5O-3t
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IS, which they offer at st
for cash. among which are
10 boxes star Candles;
% do mold do
~ half chests Imp and
Y H Teas;
100 10 and 6 lib. boxes do
do do.
10 box's ground Pepper
100 r'mswrapping paper
20 gross Matches;
20 boxes Raisins:
20 do ass'd Candies;
20 doz Bed Cords;
20 coils Maniliacordage
500 lbs. bar Lead;
90 boxes 8 by 10 Glass;
10 do loby12 do
5 do 10byll do
500 lbs. carpet Chain;
10 bales candle wick;
o. hu. new DID Apples;
1000 lbs cotton batting;
1000 lbsEagle co.tonYarn
90 dog corn brooms;
$50 mGDPercussionCars
5000 lbs new Rice;
so kegs pure and No.
White Lead;
10 bbis. Tar;
10 doZ. Wash Boards;
100 bags N Y Dairy Salt;
200 sacks GA do
80 bols. onondagua do
800 do No. I Kanawha
salt, ETC., etc.
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LAS now and is in receipt of $50 csses Of Boots
IL and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Leather;
5000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs red sole do
30 dog upper leather; 26 dog calf skins;
20 do kip skins; 40 doz lining and pad do;
10 do cochineal Roun do; 10 dog bride leather;
Also, large assortment OF goat, binding, hog and
kid skins, split leather top hides; whang, skirine
welt and patent leather; band leather; patent calf
skins, ETC., etc, etc.
a large stock Of saddlery hardware; saddle trees;
whip lashes, ETC., fact it is fully complete for it,
ting out saddlers and harness makers.
Every article in the Shoe maker finding line such
as iasts, pegs, tools, kit, sc. Shoe ane harness
makers can rely upon finding well selected and
extensive assortment of every thing belonging to
.neif business. Country Merchants will do well
70 examine his stock OF boots and shoes ~ IL 10
iaiee, Wen assorted and cheap.
iuii assortment Of those excellent boots and
SHOES Tor retailing purposes. Also, ladies, and
ehIldrens' shoes from the best and most fashiona-
bic makers.
My arrangements with manufacturers and tan
ners are such that can furnish articles in my su-
siness cheaper than can be obtained Ia lows, aud
as cheap can be bought in ST Louis. Also, sole
agent for the celebrated Frank Mlier's water proof
OIL backing. IL. 8. ADAMS,
Main street, . few doors north of Jefferson
Burlington. Iowa, Ortpber17. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24

MEMS WEAR.
I NLOTHS: large assortment OF black and fancy
~ colors. some very cheap; doe skins and cassi-
meres, plain and fancy satinets, large assortment
all grades, Twceds and Ky Jeans. Of various col
ors and grades, just received and for sale by
oct 3, so c. LAuMAN & BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE

on or before the - day Of - next; and in case If
the acceptance of his proposals, the quantity being
prescribed by the Department., (or wei will eye.
cute contract according to this agreement, and
give satisfactory security to the Department with
In ten days after the reception of this bid; and in
case OF failure TO enter into such and rive
such security, Tor we, will pay to the United
STATES the d'ife renee between the sums hidden by
me, (or us,) and the sum which the United States
may be obliged to pay for the same ar,icles.v
Each and every bid must also be accom- ,anied
with guaranty in the following form, to be signed
by one or more responsible persons, whose suffi-
cheney must be certified by some one who in
known to the Department, either personally or by
his official position.
"l Tor wei hereby guaranty that the
above bidder, will comply with the terms of the ad-
vertisement for proposals for Indian goods' dat
ed september 25, 1850, if the contract should he
awarded to him, and enter into bond for the execu-
ton of the same within the time prescribed.n
IL. ST.
T.. ST.
contract, years are open for the
octlo. Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
11RsULINE Manual, Garden OF the Soul, Kew of
~ Heaven, Catholic Piety, Pocket Manual; Fol-
LOWING of Christ, etc., ETC.. for sale at
oct 1920 ABRAhAMs' Book store
nEf.h4 LARGE FAMILY BIBLES, CONTAINING
Ayi-Hv from 81 so to $1,000. Also, a rres, VAR
S1@~fAA1S ETY. OF Pocket Bibles, P&yar Books Hymn
books, etc, for sale by tect 100 J. Fox AnRAHAMs
~ REAMs cap; s5 reams letter paper for sale bv
~ oct 10, $50 ]. Fox ABnBHAMs
BORT Monaies, pocket wallets, bankers cases.
] etc, at (cct 10Y ABRAHAMs' book store
A CCORDEuNS and occordeon Instructors. far
\ sale cheap by (octio) IF ABRAHAMs
CASE gents long legged water proof boots; lust
Il reed. for sale by (oc10) G LAUMAN * Bro
JARRETT & COOPER have large stock of
sbleached and brown table linens and cloths Ii
non and cotton shee,ings, diapers, crash and table
covers; also. silk and linen Handkerchiefs, which
viii be sold cheap for cash. foct 10
BLANKETS 80 pairs assorted colors sunerior
- Mackinaw blankets, for coats, 20 pairs white
bed blankets, and large stock Of horse and saddle
blankets, for sale by (ocl0) GARRETT COOPER
GLASSWARE: Bar Decanters; MolasseS cans:
~ Glass preserve Dishes; SO doz. assorted Tum-
oiers, just received and for sale cheap by
OCT ~, 90 6 LAUMAN 4 Bno
YEAS. superior article of fresh Teas, Imperi.
I al, Gunpowder, Hyson, Young Tyson and Black
Teas, just received and for sale by
oct 10, 80 G LAuMAN 4 Bro
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24

WOOD AND CORN WANTED.
YAK, Maple, Ash and Hickory Wood, also Corn
~ WANTED, in trade for Clothing, Hats and Caps
by STURGIS Il SON. Hat and
Clothing store opposite City Auction Rooms
N. B.-The highest prices in CASH, paid for all
KINDS OF FuRS burlington, oct. 3, 1850