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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18

CINCINNATI, July l4.--Iu the case Of
enlisting troops for the Criinsa, the U. s.
Commissioner held Consul Rowecroft in
$4,000 bail; Strumbull and Hamilton,
$1,000 each and Captain Pashner on bis
own recognizance, to appear before the
U. s, Court, aud answer to the charge
Captain Mckay, the agent of the British
Government, was too sick to appear before
the Commissioners, The parties gave the
required security.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18

CONCORD, y. H., July l4.--The Leg
islaturc adjourned to-day, The prominent
acts of the session are-the remodeling Of
the Judiciary, and consequent change of
all the Judges; the rcdistricting of the
State, for Senators; the passage of q pro
hibitory law; and the general removal, by
address, Of the Democratic ineumbeuts Of
all Offices filled BY Executive appointment.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18
WEDNESDAY. July Is, 1855.
FaE TRUE AMERICAN


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on the following terms oo
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING, =.
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Every subsequent insertion. -
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18

WASHINGTON, July l3.-Mr. Waldo
has decided to accept the Judgeship of
the Supreme Court of Connecticut; anG
will retire from the Office of Commission
er of Pensions, on the lst Of next month.
The Star asserts, that the Government
has information Of the kind reception Of
Major Mordecai and Captain McClellaud,
by the. Russian Government; and that
they have not been refused liberty to visit
Sebastopol. e. ....
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18

BALTIMORE, July l4.-Sergeant Nor.
row was arrested yesterday, at Fort Nc
Henry, for his connection will. the whip.
ping to death Of the soldier Loap A
warrant is out for the arrest Of Lieutenant
Griffin, who is implicated in the same af>
fair. F "..1 |
The American Minister at Central Amer
lea, is now in this city. He returns TO,
his post by the next steamer. t.
PHILADELPHIA, July A,--The deaths
in this city for the week ended, number,
106. ..
Rev. David Heron, and Rev. VIM,
Calderwood and lady, missionaries Of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church, left TO-
day for tho scene Of their labors.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Licut. Kin
sey, of the U. s. Artillery, died in this
city yesterday, Of Typhoid Fever.
On Saturday last, 800 Land Warrants
were issued @ set -u
BUFFALO, July 16.-The house Of Mr.
James Thompson in Brantville, was fired
by an incendiary on Saturday night. Mr..
Thompson and his three daughters, per-
ished in the flames. aIP..
|
New YORK, July. l6.-The deaths for
the past week were 497--being decrease
Of SO from previous week, ar
| NEW YORK, July l4.--The steamshiR
Hermrnn sailed, at noon to-day, with $50
passengers and $3.50, 1000 specie. pi
P1rrsBuReH, July i16.-NooA.--RiVer
81 feet and falling. r1s9'5r ys'4
.r. Hg. ,ii,-----sJl hos marl
MARKETS.-Nxw YORK, duly To-
Noon.-Cotton unchanged |; -four dull ;
sales State at sS,62@9,62; Southern
$lO,75; wheat Western white, $3.50;
Southern red @2,40; corn 9l /; pork and
beef unchanged; whiskey Al and firm.
CINCINNATI, July 16,--Noon.--FlOur.
sales at $3.50, receipts light; whiskey sll
TO Slt, cheese FIRM at Soj river risen 4
feet since Saturday, M
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18

New York, July. l6.-The deaths for
the past week were 497--bsing decrease
Of so from previous week. r
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New YORK, July l4.--The steamship
Hermrnn sailed, at noon to-day, With $50
passengers and $3.50, 900 specie. pi
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Lieut. Kin.
sey, of the U. s. Artillery, died in this
city yesterday, Of Typhoid Fever.
On Saturday last, 800 Land Warrants
were issued. a aet
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18

BUFFALO, July l6,-The house Of Mr.
James Thompson in Brantville, was fired
by an incendiary on Saturday night. Mr.,
Thompson and his three daughters, per-
ished in the flames. r Hr
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-18

P1rrsBuReu, July il6.--NOOA. River
81 feet and falling. roa1N'r As.l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
FALL TRADE FOR 1855.

| n.COOk ~ CO, would call the attention of Coun.
~ BOOKSELLERS, Druggists and others to their I'M.
MENsE STOCK OF BOOKS selected with special refer.
snce to Western Trade Our stock is complete every
department; and dealers In the smaller western cities will
actually sye money by buying here instead of going
our for the speedy transportation goods by
IN various directions enables us to supply all
oruers promptly, ana to the entire satisfaction of all
Our store k divided into distinct departments each
In charge OF the most competent assistants.
lst...lnW Book Department. ..Members of
the Bar i'll find upon shelves complete assortment
OF law books, embracing both Treaties and State Re-
ports. = - -
Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
where east nor west can be found large and varied
STOCK by buying at all times in large quantities, and
frequently entire editions Of works. defy competition
asto price and ability to fill orders any moment to any
extent. = = - '
3.-SchOol Book OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Merchants and Teachers may rely on obtaining SUPPLIES
OF school books at the lowest prices. We the
west and particularly interested in the books adopted by
the State Superintendent for in public schools
4th..-Agency Dcpartmenf.-Book Agents.
Coporteurs and lnerant Preachers procure books
suitable TO their business most Liberal terms our
catalogue Of stock for agents complete and prices
agents who make from eight ten dollars per day
5th.-Medical Book Department.
dents with their Text Books and solicit orer from ,h
throughout the west.
sortnen is always good; full supplies the most popular
Singing Books and all works received as soon as
1th.-hlank Book Department.-Railroad
scrption oil Blank Work. We keep on hand an assert.
ment OF the usual styles and manufacture kinds re-
quired for special purposes.
Sth.--N. aiiOncry Deparsment.-Avery se
lect stock OF Letter Cap and oolored Note Paper En-
veopes, Cards Steel Pens, Ink Fine Goods &c. ADAPTED
to both country and city trade.
our Retail Dep0rlment.-In connection with
the above, supplied at moment with ali the
popular books published Our counters are teemrg
with the choicest literature both american and English
Our Publishing DepArlmcns,-Is nov In
fun operation; prepared furnish editions Of works
with the greatest dispatch Authors win And II 10 ,h.;
advantage to submit their manuscripts to US befer. ma
king contracts with parties work speaks for
itself W.
sy- Citizens and Strangers are invited TO max. ,,r
store place OF resort where assure them they
VIII meet with the best attention, aud find our book -.
city. n e n h CtnE 10 ing
Wholesale Bookseller 1884 Lake 81, Cbcaso m ~, N
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
1U8H1nLE ACCSDENF
OF TIE PEORIA 4 oQrAwKA RAILROAD.
rssr ceas frsassitaseA Pros DriAse.
oxk 1A3vKfEL6D 4yD sgrXR.iI ~.


,I.s~Sss fsesis pe,..essss ttsus Gst,s. Ss.sayj
wesssw psinrd TO suneasyrs ! srrious sseideut
shieh arcssJSd this mofn8hg On ths Western
end n ~ PEORIA and s,1maska Railroad, sboa,
eight mlles vest ef thr cify,
~ ~ ts.in going vsss approached bridge
No. :, heAs Ms1sfs naH. on d rusre, the forward
sheeis III the he's car came %, striking against
the fisDiwss Of the bridge. canssd ~ treasei
~arh 10 pre- say. and fur cars sent through
The kDcssnsivs and tssdsf had efnsped The tres.
-Asr4t " de brsdgr ssfsiy. bsf the Dor car be-
isw n she rrpy. ~ arrangement of The wheels
80 ~ seeu, and strong pressure was then
u,sa~ a,Dn th~ ~ood~ork. Between foty ana
stypessons scre on ii,e trnin.
- Wsttef Nortssy 9 brakeman, was Instantly
till~d He Was on tie car loaded With iron, and
while turning downtie brake. the csr went over
DE ~as terribly crushed BIS The iron falling upon
him.
Cap. sG>sodchiIds vas severely injured.
John Johnson had iIis srsa and Lex broken.
THREE ladies Of Mf Loves family. isse Of Mas
sac',aseetss. we're njurcd---oae OF them severely
Other we're moro or hess hurt, whosc names
we did not learn
The gravel train Was short distance behind
when ihs accident occurred, and returned TO
town with the dead body and those most serious
Il isJI and another train was Immediately
dis stcsed 10 the scene VI the DISASTER
The officers Of the road and the uninjured par.
myers did all ticy could to nd the sufferers aud
bring them TO town, xhew tbey could procure
pfopr assistance,
Captain Goodchiids for several months has
been engaged on the line Of this road Ia the EN-.
psoy Of Mr. Tying grain dealer In tilis city: he is
40 Englishmsn BY birth and worthy citizep.--
We regret 10 hear that his wounds are Of such
nature M TO render hi. case hopeless.
Mr. Lowe aud family were going to their new
home on farm laIc., purchased by them near
Isriiniisid. There were three ladies among them.
The loose ties upon the ears we're forced through,
the car atscer these ladies wefc binding them
last In the walls and more or less injuring them.
The wonder IL that all were not instantly killed.
walter Aorrisy, brakeman, who was instantly
killed, was worthy man, and much esteemed by
those engaged ON the road
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
Fsosa tbs " Z. Evenias pesA
rAe virgania Consolidate Ter the Pr~sa

Ever SINCE Mr. Wise was elected Governor Of
Virginia, il has been understood that he was
hooking still higher, and that Mr. Pierce had be-
gun 70 teel uneasy tssi successor should slip in
70 his place before he was ready 10 leave it.
The letter Of Mr. Wise. which We Published YES.
tcrday, makes II clear that he intends, IL possible
TO be acandidase for the Presidency.
Mr.. Wise bc.oags To the class Of wilfat n,cn,
and y BY no Aeans unlikely that he may have
his gay. Ii he Is hacked by tolerahly strong
support from the South, and is encountered by
~ rival in tina, quarter Of equal determination
81 character, the probability Is that he viii be
~ candidate. Nr. Pierce has sc. his heart upon
icing nominated BY ths eacianAti Convention,
bat NJ. Hcrce Is easily managed Hs ma<i sub
malt 10 60 where he Is sent, and stay where i put;
be Is one Of the class Tor whom that destiny is
appointed; he has. set the courage, the perse,
veraase, nor the iorcs Of character 10 take his
osAs position any where. Even II the Commit
tee, vAiek Is TO assemble n Washington, an the
sth Vi JAsaars. should BE- ever % web drilled.
and the cisSiaast Cnaseniion syes % skillhny
lsacked. thess = 10 certainty thai Wise xill not
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
Hendricks Foundry.

HE subscriber would tender his thanks to his Gus
toners for the liberal patronage he has heretofore
received and would say that his largely increased IA
cities for doing business in the erection Of new build
ings and additional machinery enables him to dis
patch work on short notice and greater perfection
Engines of various patterns and sizes, saw and gris
mill machinery and al the variety of ca stngs usual
ly kept at foundries constantly on hand. Aisc
Shnw's Patent Smut Mach ne. All kinds OF repair.
ing done at shortest notice. Catalogue of pattern,
sent to order free of charge
july 14-ly CHARLES HENDRIX.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
PIANK ROAD NURSERY

nAV1O LEON Ah ID. prOprieIOr.-Any one
~ wanting apple soild do well 10 call send 10
the above nse8 Nursery where they viii fnd the largest
bot Of trees offered the public in this country all
sizes aud ages from six old Grated roots
and scions for grating be had by the quantity
Prars, Peaches, Cherries, Grapes o,ices, Ornamental
trees anu shrubs
Trees sacked or boxed be desired the best man
ner and delivered at the Railroad free charge
except for packing
Orders with tie cash, approved references viii
be promptly attended VIII send priced catalogue
TO an who may apply aug Is Smdx
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
" 14-ly CHARLES HENDRIX.
New Livery and Sale Stable,

% TIL undersigned would inform the
xasA citizens Of Burlington, and the pub
ESXN\e lie generally, that he has opened a
@HS new Livery Stable in the Crystal
LISTS Palace" formerly occupied by R.
Stewart; where he will be happy to accommodate all
who will favor him it'll n call.
Good, safe hrses and bugsies, and careful drivers
always on hand a{T-ifs{ 4ag #fg,i ii.
Charges reasonablc-horses kept by the day or
week. at az low prices Ms the times will ford.
~ Stable on Washington. between Main and
Third streets. D. MCDONALD.
R,rlinnAn,, 1,lx IL In -. .--l.sa.s .-s--L-.l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
1855 Summer Arrangement 1855.
6H9 u -;

IS Hours between New York and Chicago.
Michigan Southern and Lake Rore Railroad routs TO
Baeato, Nagara Faits, Albany, .yew York ana Boz
sE-s ,hro' Passenger Trains each way Daily. ...Ss
nearer 70 Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Harrsburgh Phiiade
phia baltimore and Warrington, than any other route
70 Bansio Niagara Fal. Albany New York and Boston
M.--arriying In Cleveland at 9.25 r. ~.
lightning Express through-ieavss Chicago at 745
A. M.-arriving In Cleveland mt s.25 r N. and New
York and Boston next evening.
New York and Boston Express-ieayes Chicago q,
So M-arrives in Cleveland at s. 45 A. NJ. and New
York and Boston next morning. Il, -
4-sieamboat and Railroad Representatives, Chicago lat
e5 M-connects next morning with steamers at To-
irving At Cleveland at $50 7. M and Pittsburgh same
evening. and New York mex, day at 1.1sP.M
points in Ohio and Pennsylvania without any detention
,as Only three trains on Saturday
Leaves at 5.25 A. NJ, 7.45 A. NJ, and 8.35 r. ".
Only one train on Sunday:
sp Baggage checked to Dunkirk and Buffalo, thence
Passengers leaving Chicago by either Of the above
trains reach Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Philadelphia etc.
from " to 20 hours In advance Of any other route.
" Only two changes Of cars between Chicago and
Pittsburgh. -
The well known magnificent steam palaces, Southern
Michigan. Northern Indiana and Empire State, will form
the boat line between Toledo and Buffalo.
Boats leave Toledo at A. NJ, the arrival of the S.
10 NJ trains, connecting at Buffalo with the A. NJ
train.
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt. L T. pheat, leaves Buffalo
Monday and Thursdays-Toledo Wednesdays and satur-
days. =
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt A. d. Perkins, leaves Buffalo
Tuesdays and Fridays-Toledo Mondays and Thursdays
EMPIRE STATE, Capt. l.. b. Goldsmith, leaves Buffalo
Wednesdays and Saturdays-Toledo Tuesdays and Fri.
days.
The above boats leave Toledo at A. NJ on the arrival
OF the s. IS 7. NJ trains out Of Chicago connecting with
the . A. NJ Express out of Buffalo next morning.
Through tickets to be had at the office Of the C. B. and
O. H. r. at Burlington and at the General Passenger Of
fce of the Michigan Southern road under the fremont
House, Chicago and ut the Passenger Depot Of
Van Buren, and Sherman streets.
eB The travelling public will bear In mind that this is
the only road using F00TS VENTILATED CARS, avoid
ing entirely the dust and smoke annoying travellers
on other roads.
PASSENGER AGENTS:
Gro NJ CRAY, fremont Building, Chicago
D. +. FIELD, Planters Hotel 81: Louis;
J. r. PoRrsg, 1893 Broadway New York;
Capt. C. FORBES BufIalo, N. Y.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28

NOTICE.-Whereas on the 18th day Of October inst
r. SrsN, Of Burlington Iowa, assigned and
crred to Trustees for the creditors Of said Num-
oil Of his stock in trade, debts and accounts due said
Num- said stock in trade consisting of general
nent OF goods wares, merchandise de- In the then
occupied by said Num- Now, therefore, this Is notify
all persons creditors Of said Num- present and prove
their claims speedily possible in order that the ef
fecs In our hands said assgnees and trustees may
applied and disposed Of according to law under said
assignment. $50 I'D = sfszst.s
N B-Those indebted required to call and SETTLE
as no further indulgence will be given.
GEO. lSWEENY, ! y, .E4 s
oct 18th. NIXON FULLERTON, Assignees'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
NEW ARRANGEMENT

HE subscribers have sold their entire stock Of Books
consisting Of Law, Medical, School and Miscellaneous
Pnb,cations to D. B. Cooke Co., 13, Lake Street. who
will hereafter supply all orders received by u.s. We be.
speak Tor Messrs Cooke Co., continuance of the lib.
era patronage so long bestowed upon u.s. assuring the
Dook-buyng public that they will find at the establish
ment OF Cooke Co.. the largest and best selected stock
In the country and that they will fill all orders promptly
ana honorably. Signed a. H. & G hurley.
A. II. G. hurley will still be found at their old
stand 124 Lake street, with complete stock of Blank
Books and Stationery r - - :
b;,ar I, ~ 40 &
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
Boots and Shoes at Wholesale,

I WOULD respectfully invite attention Of merchants
aud traders who are purchasing goods in the western
markets large stocks Of boots shoes and
brogans children and ladies' boots buskns CATERS &C..
comprising good Of articles in my line
bought principally for cash from the the
New England States Having had long experience this
branch Of bnsiness have facilities for furnishing goods
at the lowest possible ratios Particular attention will
paid to the Milling Of orders and persons rely upon
prices being az low they present select
themselves. RS ADAMS
19ly tftf g Main atreet
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
Another Richmond In tho Field!
BIG STOCK OF CLOTHING!!
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS, AT
~ STCRGls, OH STAND, JEFFERSON

STHEETs HUML1NHTON, IOWA.-Tht
undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
Burlington and surrounding country that he has taker
the ore formerly occupied by VIM Sturgis and
therein large and fashionable stock Of Rcady.Ma
Clothing Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, Trunks and full
sentiment OF Furnishing Goods comprising every article
usually kept in first class Clothing store.
My stock consists In part as follows: Overcoats Bus
ness Coats, Dress and Frock Coats, Panaloons Vests
Shirts Crava Collars Stocks Handkerchief
suspenders, Gloves, Umbrellas Button Links &C., &c.
The subscriber hopes By strict attention business
by selling nothing but the best articles at Low Prices
receive liberal share Of the custom Of those who buy
their clothing ready made
scp2S G. A. RICHMOND
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
Stoves! Stoves!!

W. WHITE, at the old stand of Lyman Cook
Co., Jefferson street, has and will keep constant
on hand full and complete assortment Of the best and
most approved patterns of Paror, Cooking and Heating
Stoves ever brought to this market. among which may
found the -
s Charter Oak, Comet, Prairie State;
Indian Hoosier State, lronton, and
Best Premium Cooking Stoves.
Also: 1.-THE following Paror Stoves
Congress, Albion, Castle, Home, Nubian;
Cottage. Self regulating, Mound city;
Boston, Franklin and other Parlor stoves.
AsoCastings and Hollow Ware, Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron ware of every description: III
Connected with the above, have a manufacturing
tabshment for the manufacture OF all kinds of Tin Cop
per and ware and ordered work Of all kinds
Copper Pipes Breechng and Chimneys Engines
Roofing, House guttering and spouting, &c, &c.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
\ = " coo D 8.
Il. n TAYI0R

NE re TIL OR,
Over Cooiiaush and Br1ks Banking Houss
>ss HAS inst opcned emplcfe assortment Of
Cloths. cassimere., and vestings, which will
he so,i Inv fus ca.h. Gentlemen wanting
anything in my line arc respectfully invited to
call and examine my stock, as 6at.er myself that
II isinfcrier To- nsne.
~ Particular sstrntinn paid II cutting.
Agent fes Se0:ts's Report Of Fashions. ely
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28

The Wholesale Book Trade at CHICAGO.
y =. G Q KE & CO,
Publisher: Wholesale Dealerrin r
BOOKS, Stationery and Pocket Maps,
no. 10 Lake street. CHICAGO.
interest. By makag their purchases at our bcuse a.
OUT assortment is the largest in the United stais,
ana Fisss considering the expense Of freight n low
&c bsstesn rates. t b. ID. COOKE Ca
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28

CULVER WARE.-Just received a good assort-
~ ment Of silver table, desert cream salt and mus
tard spoons butter knives, fruit knives sugar shoves
Tor sale by tsepS) A.W&W CARPENTER.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28

Ieather. 49, - " y
1Nstnre and receiving Ie,ae0 Harness. so d.,
Birdie. so doz upper. 30 doa kips 80 doa calf
40 d'1 Imported French Calf, 200 d, = Sheep skins
for sale at favorable rates. Nov 81 r.. =. ADAMS,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28

oUV boxes window GlaSs, assorted sizes,
Warranted in perfect order
Gallon gallon, quart and pint jars aud bottles Bird
Fountains Glass Lamps, various patterns and Sizes
hreast tubes Lamp chimneys and globes Nipple shells
sucking bottles &c
~ Sole Agency for the New York Canton Tea Com
superior and warranted TEAS, fresh assortment
always on hand July 7-ly
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W. ). BARNEY Z co.. Dubuoue. Tow.
BARNEY. ROBB CO., Fort Dod.e !.
BARNEY. DAVIS 4 CO., Decorah {.
LAND AGENTS AND ma NYEDo

TBS collected Throughout Northern iowa, and
~ Reunited for at Current Rates Of Exehanre
Money rseeiyed on Deposit and Interest Allowed
LAND WARRANTS fur cash. or ON tune, to suit
purchasers, constantly bard. Denlers supplied on
literal terms. Warrants Locatedsnd Selections rade
and Located for parties ut d stance when funds ae
con pany orders. Taxes paid, and money invested
adraatageously for non residents. Parties address
ing the a.aye firms BY mail. may rely ppon their
commissions being attended 10 With the same faith.
funess ard dispatch as if presented in person so
oct. 50, leS5-smbp 80
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
CITY SHOE STORE

Il W Z would resPeoifulIy In
form our friends and the pub R2A
- lie generally, that va are now
opening at the City Shoe Stnsos -.
in Kricchbaum's ncw brick binding on Washington
street, stween Main ard Third steects,
burlington, loira,
a large stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, which we will,
sell Mt smail advance above eastern prizes.
H8~We are also prepared TO manufacture NIL kind.
Of Ladies and Gentiemens Boots and hoes to order
on the shortest notice and IN the fastest styles.
sept q, 1885 sm ROSS & VIRGIN.
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NOTIGE.-f viii sell b. sir.ne Of . deed Of - ~
~ exscused ~ Joseph Glover Eae dated ssp. y ~
fne 'onssing Described Real Estate, to wt Is tckL
o. the East side Of the North East quarter 81 the
West quarter secsien Twenty Three, Ia TsunshP ~,
", Nor Of Range Seven West, ,itaated the tsss
Of Henry STATE Of Iowa The above Land viii be fss
puotse seadas in frost Of the Court Hossc Bur- 81
Iowa, On The ieah day VI Dccemh<r next II ea~
Terms, cash.. tnov 10 wtd) RS apAE,