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Arrival OF the Atlantic.

Nsw icNS, Oct Il.
The ste 4,ner Atlantic arrived with dates 10 o..
ist. She hid li6 passengers. DariGs her pas
s,ge some Sigh; dam &c occurred 10 her mach;ae-
~, which caused her delay.
The America arrived ont on the 9th ultsmo.
The steam ship NJ ss;ss;ap;, with hossn'h and his
comnan'oas on toarl, had arrived Al Mps2;'les
on the 9th Sept, and sailed Immediately for Eag-
land
The Roman Catholic Defence Association hal
commenced BY issuing an address 10 the Roman
Catholics Of the United Kingdom. declaring hos
tlty 10 the Clerical policy movement. and call
Ing on Catholics to unite in organizing for re-
sastance. The address is signed hr Dr. Cullen,
Catholic Prima.c OF ireland. ana Mr. keoyle.
Secretary.
The closing of the Great Exhibition had been
fixed for the llth. The Commissioners gave for
mil notice on the Goth. to Fox & Sandersoa of
their intention to have the building removed
The notice however. is not conclusive as 10 the
fate of the building, but is given 10 keep the pow
er OF the original contract in force. The Fat. Of
the building viii probably remain in suspense IN
til Parliament assemblies; but the impression
gains ground that the building will be removed
from the Park. At Liverpool, and a., along the
western coast, gales of more or less violence oc-
cured, doing much damage.
Great preparations are making throughout
Great Britain in expectation OF the general cleo
ton.
An Arctic Expedition under Capt. Anstin has
returned without mixing any new discovery
The return Of the Amas;caa vessels, Advance anu
Rescue, was known in Eaglaae BY an arrival
from Greenland .A
,SPAlN.-The extreme excitement at Madrid
relative to Cuban affairs had diminished, ana the
Spaniards had commenced taking great interest
W nome politics. The execution OF Lopez
seems 70 have satisfied them. Dispatches had
oeen received from the Spanish Minister at Rome
announcing the conclusion and ratification OF the
concorda. with the Court OF Spain, and the ssa-
ing o. letters Apostolic.
Austria
has again manifested her disappointment and
0lnd folly, by causing Louis ksssath and his
colleagues to be burned in eff y at Pesth. Ii
.ook place in the presence Of a large military
1orce. II IS expected that the sentences of abol:
one hundred prisoners whose suits had been go-
ns on, although they hal been set al liberty,
snonid be published on the 10Th The Emperor
aeconpanied by thirty-Gve gentlemen visited CO.
Turkey
mas been on the point Of crisis. The Pa
cna's power was lettering and his successor was
already talked Of
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New ss0asssys

k!CBItC ArrEN ZION is twsited to our heauti>
! ful stock vt Fall ana Winter Goods. All new
asl bought STAGE the great falling eli ia price OF
aay classes III Goods, and will he sold ut the most
rs1ur cd prices Coz CASH aud Country Produce.
We oaar q. tresa arrivals, aud constantly re-
cru}ting--
5o0 ps, pyjuts, at from to ias cts;
20 10 mertna, English. Scrman and FYcaea,
50 In deaars Of yAgiauS prices aaa patte.ass
10 10 satiAettS, from 45C 10 81,
$50 do hnnaet aud other ribbons,
$40 prs catarea> >hoes--sAoetas babies.
% us. black aad flucy lace anu tglng4.
fashionable trimmings ri every hiAls
- sacks tae eastern Coaees
IS bales l.. brown muSitns~heSt brands,
40 US. Il tnDcl-red, orange a'3 greens
etG. etc. etc. etc. etc.
Wearkua w.eage to this community, with Si0cere
gratitude, our mat,y obligations for literal pat
ronaSe, since our settlement IN B .rliactnn. Anl
fnr Ia" ft,uye. We pie lsc u every c4stuner, tae
fun Va ue a. his money.
rhe old ata<e s'>mAli profits cad quick re-
turns" is me only true theory. tits our Motto.
scan at the Flag Store, on Main street, Bur
llny,oa- {oCt to- iS5t) ]. \. EF ANS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23
Ne" ho'Atn", - &eai4. III Louis,
Child. Pratt 4 Co..
Importers j. Wao.a4,.~ n~aial In
Enelish. German ! Amer. Hardware
IA Main street. 81 door north "a. na"a. &: NO,

I.T IA IL. E4s
SAINT lnfrtS .*r<sGrrHt
a EIr0ty cuatslsc t1trfr fall ,tart ana ns.., =,
The ,ou3t~v f,.Ie ;.r Iee...,1 f,.ta.~,,4
mint Of Hardware ever Irt,s.5l foth;s rart.{ "a
our English Goods we ,tnpnTt diEert rrnr, tta t..
lis h manufacturers. ami .lu- fesffnnf rart C.
IN New EvrN, vAo makes ot.t purchases hr tisa
ry,axt,.,, ra,4 ai..tf,t.r. f,3 80 a~.ra~
,.,r viii Sr;} At E.,taru ,.r.ss.s tra,x.,n,t f "a
fa1N Merchants ,is,ttry this ttt, fs,r ~ .-,.e
,fp1renasiar ua4,,vsr., irvliar 4, r4.;o,+ 80
r,,s,rr our stack mad t,~t~re rsar.es, - -,
,itt or Are s,nrl,. ott, facilities r,r ~
40 We t...,. esr.nat,tt.~,. ,s-hnra~+s 49,, -
our stnt.t, consists - ,,,yt :. fos'0,y..
ts3r45xs hr,-ttt trv and lnt. et.it.s.
toot, t.,ra Etatn. ca ta.,,, .,.a;-
ta4,., hr,ryt s,.r.ttss. -, ,,r,.,~.,,s ,-
sne etnvatr g., srg.,ns 7eg,s .~,ex r,.,,
p.,v}nr.r,e .r, n,hnrt.
,,nt, t,~ sar-n;na s,~1t:,r x-~,.,..,r. r,,..,a-.
v,rtse $780,. -.,,, l.4. 1890
o>n sr~Ar..h... -! ...-..
oel, h, - - ~'-'s'-''~>> -
80 ~ |'" ,'''e' -" - @S-"''e"'
~" S-''"' A~~%'s ''"Ae '+"''i "~FSf
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Fail and - inter Goods.
G. ksLNAN a. RROEskEE

Corner Of Wateg and Je.ter streets DaIiing on
\ EG,a receipt, LAKE arrivals, orthe,r Fall and
II Water stock OF Dry ,ods, Clothing, Hard
ware. Qaeceswarc, Eoots an. 81 es, Hats ps,Ac.
Determined 10 nave stock unsurpassed IN ex-
tent an. variety, no pains have been spared Ia
their selection, embracing every thing new aai
des irable, tngers therefore, who are in want or
new and cheap goods, are invite! to call.
DRY ooDS
DRESS GOODS. of every variety. consisting Of
De iaines ,cashneresj plain AMI fancy
Apaccas, ETC.. etc.
GlNGHAMS, super French, Scotch and Dom este.
PRINTS 500 ps.. sisting Nerrinl ok Cos che
coand other prime marks ,parPie, blue,
Black and fancy colors.
FURNITURE Prints, fancy, oil c3iore1, Turkey
.s4ss red, etc.
WHITE GOODS, Swiss, book and Iuaia II ,sIius,
E-ts Jackoaett camhr!cS, linen hikfs, Ii nc L
and cotton edgingS, etc. etc.
HOUSEIs EEPERS Furnishing Goods, black and
brown sheetings, from 81 to I a. wide.
curtai n ma SiiaS, furniture 8 iRtz IS .eni i
hasSea amd tamash linen table covers
c0uHteEpanes. linen an cotton tabie
diaper. etc, etc.
FLANNELS. 100 ps. red, white and nj XII twillei
plain tunnels super Welsh. French II 4
sack, DO.
LlNSEYS: DO ps. plain and plaid Liaseys.
BLANKETS, super Whitney and common red
blankets; blue Mackmaw do. -..
CLOTHS and CASsiMERES. assorted grades oil
black and coiored Cloths, some very
fac: black CassiIn res. plain and doe E.
-. skin mi Nt and fancy do.
SATTISETS, i25 Us. Sattiaets and Sleeps grey.
Of every grade.
MUSLINS, 30 bales brown shsetiags; $50 pieces
bleach 10. -....
TECHNICS. SC. so ps. assorted Tickings; so ps.
asserted .hechS ana stripes.
HOSIERY All sL1V2s,eisistias ~ svery sari
ely OF IA lies Y goats KIDS ilk. shmere
taraad ani ,ttan Gloves; L,aies' silk
cashmere, sooi Al | cott,a Hose; child.
rea's mkt N itllcy carihnse & socks
LADIES SH lES anameled Jenny Lind, new and
elegant article: Cali and Morocco sh ,eS
aus, 10 IT'S; Misses AMI childrens' shoes
BONNET and VI ,ntua Ribbaas. Dress trimmia -
Carpet hays, curtain tassels and cords
Garnet aia s.anl an iaaumel able Va
ria.v of N lti,ns. =
sept 10, 1881. J. e. tAHHi AN \ BRO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

TIE RnL Roap.-We last week had the
.ra'sfcaton OF iav.ng before orr readers h fact
that the balance of the 70 al, from Spoon river to
Peoria, had heen put ua,,r contract.
W. learn hy the K ioxvtlla Jolfna', that
the CO ltrac.ors are Nj .ssars Huston Hughes,
and Sal.ck A contract his been male
with these gentle nun for "a linz that section Of
the roa from P,or 4 up the X capoo. Taa road
y no = Ill aaie- co tract wit the exception of
Farnn.soa division. and FOR the co1s'rac.ion of
that arrangements will soon he snede TIE Joira-
Al s,yS tint Knox couosv sloili riis, ut latst
S)0.a9l .a1snoa.l sa1scrint o. .nl III int m !
iioas have been m, de ta,t P,o~in " u ~. evs-v
exertioa 10 have her portion Of TIE wo-k soonest
in operation. Now il The time 70. Ill 10 CO n
forward m,nfnllv 70 their duty. Tic masic OF
the tramp of the s'iroa 10 80" VII sooa repay all
exert;ons lat ara aos nale.-- Monmouth Atlas.
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OLIVER BENNETT l. CO,
Naaiesale Eeaiera in
EEaOt~. shoes. Stats & Cans.
l0l Nan Street, ST Ln,is, Mo-,

lUI Z IN street., s LoAtS, Mo,
I 4.4- aaH receiving tAcr Fall supplies Of The
q. ahare go Is. embracing greater variety If
qualities aud styles than they have before ef.r"d
Many "f their q tnls have been m 1nufartuyed 10
their order, and especially fer the st Losis mar.
ketin which special attic alton has been r2:i 10 ST.
zes as we'll AZ qualities.
tt>tAe.r design, al ali times, h have tae most
co"Gpietr stock IN the market. aud sell to PROMPT
MN ~ thH m2a accommodate termS. l.tter!n@
themselves thai thy can offer inducements TO
Western auyetS eNai w II "A nt III Elsera market
RCInE.tS.
Their arrangement vita very large Eastern
manufacturing Company, for O heavy stock #
N'a's. .niles' aud Misses 4 ID Aers,wlli enable
them t SCI! II the very lowest prices.
rlrcatSets Ill certainly find II for their inter-
e2' I" &t.c rlr atbt l. IA eNau.3uattan.
+. Especial A.t'HN Al paid 10 orders.
s. I. luss, . - - 70, 1850 ~Su
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23
BURLINGTON EtRE AND MARINE
n 8 u r A n c T. G o "A 3 A NY
CsprTsY SsfNN cNn

'tNasS Company organised GA the sSa eftnly 1881
1 @a1sr the UeUetat Corporation law az the
State al Iowa, is uaw peeaagea sas business, eaA
ea>tstt aeEto It's nasads nd the pnhhe Tor tAe Ia
SeT2aSe ot 0Ssl.iaS Aaasess Stores maautaesagSe
sat@>, ae3 AL ether Minds Ut psogeaty a3$ai fQSs
aF &aa&se u ,kyts alSo.
~ vaaAe &%aSaE taz%EEGce uQaa vessels, A&llS If
>teaataaAt$ t,eigAt lists. gaoA&. WareS aaa N.eg~
caaattse, sp"cte> aulhaa. hS}ls al exchange, h&H&
bills aa4 tstsa@ .F&RSee';atsRar all k&nGs
AN loScs WIZ be promptly adjusted,
Tao pyemtGGS wal Be loaaeata The patruas OF
the Enm.any.
Business hours nom q \ NJ, ualtl =, n, nt>epunt
days, Nes,tNy~ and tk0Y&4ay~,
~s-oIaco IN the cauuung house ofleAa e. FSotc,
isgeGsaa street, Burlington, Iowa.
Directors.
ioha &. roote. Vim +, CaolhaesA,
{, ", notcmana. James W. Grimes,
Charles Mason, jGliaS I. Taliaat,
A. w. Carpenter.
Jas. I. FANS, JOHN G. FoOrE.
Secretary. pfe>,Aeas.
august ~, 1851 Smw
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

= Wv esh ~ "a court how IL session at
lows CITY, Z. I, ksev, indicted for seal,as let
isrs troa the sasil Al AaAa,sa was soas.s Sa,.sv
aud seaseacel 10 two years imoessonmeat. We
take NE following account OF the tr.at from the
Iowa asplh can>
Tae uai.ed ssasas VI Charles T. Esgey.
lae Gelsaaeat Mas ,na et~a IuE s,eaisa. fgom
the mail letter areesed 70 J, y Fad, !, coz
tatasas y ssa'e Warrant 10 saa, payable u le-
sspa " Il ans u bearer, iasspA L. Fates late
Aot too os safe, 'e>tlss ID that on or about the
a'St - oataeer, 1871, he pa into the iettee~hoN
II IOWA Guy pas,~etsea, a letter directed to Far
teSeoataSasas thewarsaas desee heS IN Indictment.
Farley test 6Ni that h hal aeser received hevar-
raat, Mr. Cse>awea tue . st,m ss&er at Aaam,Sa
tess>tiea hat and aaaat tae ny lad IN thu la-
d$etmeat, the dste,sttant aaAs.lsd IN his aa use.
TIA, tae pcss,ei,ce was Aas' IN desk ia the Mr.
roam, AMI saas>Nm>s the saa}l-ha<s ware IN sad
roam> but n>vec, ~ w{tae,s taaasa,> but waea Ae
Or some one elsa were preSrat> lie f0ea&E stated
'hA, ne sefs0taM was ats(tas aud Aaa> Il Shops
TINT he was often absent saGaaNmss tsaeeliay Ia
the stage, ana Samaltaes by other ,aol>> ot ,>u~
ketaae&: Max 0eea s>e0S 5ate iha daGvNaAat>
>aap> u,,a uae eSeassess wNlsa be was &hSe4t he
toaaa 0r>3 h< table letter way bin oa Which
taere MAS marked unpaid postage 10 tee Na.oaa,
! ot $50, aud Seaae postage that was pNepNa>~~
Opca cross examination, II WAS shewn taat taefe
Weve taEee DOCS ~ TIE tailor shop, a that tasFe
| Were osaa@ Keys ia tae iowa tA&t woH& 1T Dlr
| ,oeS 81 ne street aoNTof set1 Shop, The 9atcas
~ letter way bill WAS II aterenS date ta&a ;aat
which astSt have eeatsuea the letter charged -
have been Sta'ea. T,He descendant let Aaa,Ao&a
| and Went 10 tape Iesastdaos, Nh where hi Nass~
! e3 the STATE Narg&at III necelna&s a. January
| fallawtne. II was proved thar he haa shown Il
toother parsons, ala mad represented taat H. gat
! fos 1otse Williams, with whoas ~ pretended u
! h>Mttmae,v aeguaia,ei, laa>H Williams stated
| tsat hrwAs Nnt acq',aatc3 with the defendant
/ nor ns& taN Warrant pascal frea hfa u Kelley
otnar Witnesses Heye jAt,eiAcea ID prove that the
] defendant Was il thu vsgloa Of country bstweGu
| Iowa CITY and Asamnst al tae tlme Inc offence
! was alleged 10 have haea committed, Tue dc.
tensaat Introduced no witnesses who te>t,.;ea 70
| any thing material II his ueeauce. la> lavv
/ found the 3etendaal gritty,
/ Stephen NaseAar, Esq, DIST. Ally. "a TIE
/ Iadea STATES,
/ Nili,am 4, Wealwal AID J, Scott Riehalsu
/ ESas. foe the laGeaasss.
/ o. N>a}as morning last, Kelley was brought
before the eoarf, aud after some appropriate AVID
i feeling remarks OF Judge DYES, was Sentenced
/ 10 two years imprisonment. Ill was then re-
I maaac3 . the ,ajl of ne>moines county, where
he viii rem in uattl ttc peultcEtiavy Is Il 4 con-
i a.tlua % receive taoee pelSGarcs.
/ There was another indictment against Kelley
| for a similar offence, uaoa which the District
Attorney catered ea}S pfoSsgaj afteg the defend
/ ant had ae@a SeateaceG, us above.
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CaAa,ssroS, OCT, Is,

Accounts from Jaoksoassl!e state thai tae trial
!, M steamer Pampero is progressing q : All
-,..,ne The Government has sent to New Or
-. ar evidence. Her stores have been sold
I. or,er Of the Z, $, Marshal.
~ election for memhers Of the Southern Goa
x.ntioa took place on Monday aud Tuesday. N
Il. district Of Akin, cooperation candidates
~ere elected BY 100 maj, II is supposed that
tro-,hiris Of the State has voted III favor Of the
II ...~..&scn fsrl.t
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. E'1AhNsEN, ]. u. rAl.f. =. =, ARAFT. A
Hardware and Cutlery,

nDNATNS0%. TAF.E. { co,
IMPORTERS ana Wholesale Dealers ia Hard
war" I'D C@'I>:S ~ II .ai>taytu4ers of riaaes,
NJ. IS Nun s+e~,t. hatweea 0lise and Locust
streets, sign Ut t4e Golden pane,) i! Louis, Mo.
Arr No@ E.Hg toy the Fall trade. one If -
tHF<'st aud best selected stocks Of HARDWARE and
Cutlery. "ii re-! west a. the loehanv Noun.
t~snS. iupNrtHg all Hur tgtish goods direct from,
the IN 4aHftctGrer>- and purchasing our Ana 'r;can
t''in II" "a tha41ct4F&t$ IL The lowest cash prices
enables Us 10 SCI! tH.tcr than aEV ofher house ir
'1's Gify' Oar stock consists in part a. follows:
$50 ""g axes Assatte1, Collins. Lereretts. SIM.
mH1~, 'itats, N2aas, 4 'Hts and A.5any;
go 'oz shovr's aui spades assorted, Anes';
&oE.2Hd's Al! T4omas'i
IS 10 grain scoops;
- cases RawIaaA's mill and Y cutSaws;
do cAststeeI \ cat saws;
100 casks bright an ana tas chAins;
- ia Gus! chains; 5000 deg pocket halves;
coo 10 W '>teahnln.'S 10 IT.;
$50 gross snives aud forks. assn;
1000 log Ra1s"lfs and wards butcher knives;
a5o 10 Vale ~ Gltcaer's razors, ass'd;
lsaJ 10 scissors aud shears. assorted,
Is casks Gteenwnod's butt hinges, sd sizes:
l2eao gross wood screws, asS'd. from SIS to in.
TOO hez pal! till, chest.carboa and trunk lock
500 ID mineral knob locks. assorted;
500 10 thumh and knob catches;
1000 lbs brass aud bell me til kettles;
80 dC2 tea kettles;
1000 Vi q. d. percussion caps:
1000 toz J. Horner Il Butchers flies an0 rasps;
rs 'h's '"nnrican carry COMBS, assorted;
29o trE"i1ShnS, rlfher's and Adams'c Office mills
500 <egS Iron Mountain Nails, all sises;
% d. wrought DO do
IoA bags Griitin's horse. do do
2a3 lo1 pairs iron nd brass head shovels & tong
b9t pairs polished do do
200 sets do do do
AIs1--A large assortment nf kolp's Lockwo nd S
and tchaster Cnopers' tools; Ncknwns bellows
Nmseh3le and Tiil"tson's aErtls; Kings stocks
and lies; Cater Keyed and soiii vices; hani and
sleiga han. RS: and Complete as SoTtment Of our
own atfacture Of planes which we warrant to he
superior to any brought TO this III irket. Together
with complete assortm ant Of every article kel3t
in o9g line, which OFF, al greatly reduced prices.
DlEALDsoS, HALL. s Co..
Maj
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF

DY Virtue of 4 license # the County Court Of
J.s IS county Iowa, will. on Saturtav.th"
arst Inv of Nsvenb,r. 1851. sell - tn highest
bidder, the following Real Estate. to wit: Three
acres OF LAM d 'scrihad IS follows: beginning six
IL poles nth af n paint n centarliae ruaaiu 2
east aud west ,ividng sections twenty a'ne. town
ship seventy north al range NJ. two west an for
trses.n s-lo pnies east of qnsrfer section, corner
II Ssid section, thence east thirtytvo poles to a
stone, thence south fifteen uoles IT, stone. thence
~ st thirty tvs poles to a stnna thence north IF
teen poles to the p'ace IF hayi ming.
Also--, part # lot mum YER Mae hu"deca and for
ty-six 4, t9isA J in tn" city "f Burlington.
s-Sue 4 n ,lt.riag's Auction Room. on Main
street. auriiagoa.
rarms-aas h,f Cash, balance in six months
GElR;E N)a1AN. Administrator
IA ,fa Estste Of Marshall Morgan.
Burlington. Oct. 20, 1881 dec'a
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SAINT LOUIS.
Fata AsnpOrsasiols--1sJl.

No. 81 North Fua..a street, saint Louis. No.
N ooLa Inform tae:r I, leads III Burlington ant
w surrounding country THAT they have 1cGesv-
aud will Continue to receive xtc4l-tscckFy Ga-tas
taa tAtl, large a&attleas tn tbelr AtGky stacA C
FANCY SILK AND STAPLE lhI 1oeDs.
Possessing superior advantages tA1"aga telT part
ner who resides In the east, fer ha,In.. foreign
fancy goods U! tae importers IS they arrive fscaa
Europe, and for obtaining ut tAe lowest rates. nj
the GaAaaFaGtufSgs, Ill Aa4 ut Apericaa rf.e.d, Ut
the best brands, aud also Icing eaabIe4 to at.sE-
the large auction sales la the Last NA4ta deal
rahi- goods are often SACRIFICED. atd tey PAIN
ctpal1N buy for Cash, they attes themselves they
offer Inducements 10 cash PURCHASERS. t4t ~ y
seldom csaallaa lii the Nest, far auyaas gRiAs.
The saao~tng comprise IL pat hat tAes haze
last feSeIN10s va.
Extra ArAbesGue tlocaac dress silks, i'll Ill ep. >
Rich ~ cheAe dress sitaS, tvtotxt;
Rich black tret&ase Sslkas
RscA dress SflSs ter tsiaGl fe>tsE
Real ttt>ht4aathatts ct paH.4aS. re.f@ AS& 49,
faSa eaagS >it&s af all wtatAs. beat se@&es
Hest AsaaS S4lk NrivStS, black end tat0tpe's
RI, APPLAUD aud tS>& meAsitaa &e .Rsas.aew s9sfes
tta1a ea4aEra IL t~tas ri Et& S@att94@&f
MnVrntag sauds I'd al hsaNs. large a>suEts@e&ss
Millinery goods of every aesgFl. tkeaa
A"aSs nrpt<h.ne goods I'm great vars~rt~as
Two hundred Ga2. Paris lid Asa,>s Q4 ill @Ns..-
hels aad C@lotsf
Rich FA,eacteaae lose collars end cnt's la SETS
ateA Naease " o. &et aua far u,.~ttu .r*uIa, o4
tho mateca >tEle~ vtch packet t4AGt
Tw" haaascd ana fifty HIS woafeH 2@tH 81 81
S0tHg$ Gt.3 N0wtt&Ss
Two hQa&Eel p&eSgS k@@GsQas& tc&atts - 90
per yards
White an eatA arel$ W Al rast d matte @ArisA
FraHea, EesSSA ana ametscan p&tatst
T@n eases ot French mertvo, wAt'e aa3 eaEds
Two cases Of black aud rutared LNr1iaa aterk.
nos of our o@a iaTnf:attaas
0ra~a cloths. c. s>tWereS aat Satrets, ais GETS
silk, woolea aa& tottoa h9sses- G. every de-
Script,oa;
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BURLINGTON riaAW A-EYI,.

MARRIED. -oa the t6ta taSt.. hs sev,i Taos
T. I"FAailt, M WM 4. SMITH 10 Ai.s MARY j.
Fas.S, all oishtS suaats,
NARRiEb~-oa the t3ta inst, at the iesiaenca
es - At.,M aagoa ,aaa>a,p, hsthe Rar, 4. ".
ahhcf> Mr. sNitA N, aAiLN 10 Miss MARINA H.
AoLaG}s>
Watan1t ripple, may they sail
e-a oSeK Ass> tem.",stuoas sea,
Ard ~teIy SeaE, may ~aew aud"
lie roaring oa Its panass knee. fCoa.
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, mai for JoAnsca il about 100.
tsINCIN\AYl, (NN, -

ItNVFNNNFE> NFN'Ke w
u,m,l,ca county and city of Cincinnati gives
-, l.m,cra,. Tor Governor, 1900 t. 500
m,, The whole democratic ticket IS Elected N
r..,.,m county, wcol's majority is aaoa, 700,
!. Axh,,hu,a eeaaty, vintea's asSerity i o.
-. r,Nhora and Lac,s eoaa,Ses democratic,
-. Ryl mai, for Ntatca.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. lG

The Governor aud other State officers are de-
mocratic--not able to state in regard to the t.
r;slatnre. In city aud comfy Of Hamilton as
heard from. Woods maj. is 372i, for Governor,
h Pennsylvania, without doah, the democratic
candidate for Governor is elestea. The wings
charged their defeat upon the Native Americans.
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AUBURN. Oct. ts--p. NJ.

niseyenins 20 prominea. cits1ens arrived here
N cAarvs Of the U. S, Marshal, having been ar
re.trl for treason con uectea with the escape Of
hriises. They Were admitted to bail, N the
rum Il $1,000 each for their appearance FOR cS-
animation.
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WbitcoeMb u Brother.
Naalca air
Hat. Car, am Far House

NO. II A&la street. 81 Louis. Mo-
'fNtlE Subscribers are new receiving targe-~-rn-
l tnety ne" StacS--& FULL ef.3 complete as 4aEt-
Hlent Of HATS. cars AND FLgS. in Which r4n
he io0A greater variety ofstrIe ana quality, than
in any other house west UF the utauHt&4Gs.
We would most respectfully invite Merchants
generally. 10 call aud csam3ae our stock before
purchasing eseH here, Icing toatileat ne taa Ct
let them sreater Inducements t-n we've ever oil.
tsic cd in ta4S city.
Having resident partner l.. New NatE citr, ea-
gagged IN the business, affords snrA f=r4.tla4 -
Will enable us to sell here at about Eastern prices.
II IL also !aenlian to keep Our zt4E- eo1,;tete
during the whole season.
= fAc highest Market r.ice, in Cash, all r9s
Futs and Dses S&iasE-
NJ. +. NHlrroHH, !. J. WtnreaHn,
New SGrA city. - t.uu4s, NJ.
ST Lui =, sept. II, 49, Nan
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C,NclNSArt, Oct. te

The German Catholic Orphan Asylum on ,th
,,reet was destroyed BY fire last night, an, i Is
a,prc.ea that six children persisted in the tl,mes,
ne are broke out in the centre Of the building
from stove pipe. There were 100 hoss IN the
house. many Of whom Jumped from The windows.
One hundred cf them We're saved. Three bodies
were fonnd and three missing.
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f- The store formerly teenE f~4 ~ tffr. ktfrth
80 -e Ara. D. sr tie Eagr~f Henx~t
EAsS have opened eEEr slut i new and fresh
aIk t2tatty LFvgptIeS. and ShHH constantly krrp
hand choice sce CtG af such srtEcfes iA thatfff~
of business, a. must give s4tisfaNt4nr To I'll Alo
nl4y favor us with tit4 CusteI. ...a .@..m.m
As our purchases hsFe been male VIZ iatit ntrAt
saF rrahie teams We shall to NH" To sell It tsty
moderate prices. D. constant attention 10 tnsi-
ness We he.p 20 secure n rca srrabfe share 10th
the city aa1 coCE.tr cuctorn.
WARREN CLARKE