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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14
Has Nothing to Say.

The Gazette has nothing to say in re.
gard to Kansas. It cannot be kicked OF
coaxed into any reference to the subject.
II Is to be hoped the fuglemau at head
quarters will give it some direction and cue
for future operations and not leave it, On a
matter of such wide Importance to the lib
critics and perpetuity Of this Government,
to occupy . position Of apparent stolid in
difference and silence. Do the Govern.
ment officers who control that delectable
print think it right and proper for the
General Government to guard the ballot
box and defend the people of Kansas from
the violence of the hordes of Missouri fire.
eaters, led on by the Vice President of the
United States Men of discernment and
devotion to our republican Government,
see in these outrages, anarchy, blood-shed
and revolution, great danger and peril
The newspaper press, even Of tie South,
is speaking out in manly tones. Here is
an extract from the Frankfort Common
wealth:
"But we may be asked. Why do you, a
Kentucky editor, complain? What do you
fear We complain because the liberty Of
theprese, the supremacy of the laws, and pri
vste rights have been outraged because ruff
fans in Missouri have threatenened to hang
60 Sol g.
that the OPINIONS of such men on the subject
Of slavery were different from their own; and
because the clergymsn of large and respect.
able religious denomination have been IN
Unfortunately threatened with personal out
rage and death If they venture to preach the
gospel in the county where. these mobocrats
reside. What We fear is that when Kansas
shall have formed . constitution establish
ing slavery-and we believe she will form
such q constitution -the public mind of the
North will be 50 possessed with the belief
that the question of slavery has not been
fairly determined, but that the decision in ia
vor Of the institution has been brought about
BY violence and outrage, directed to lettering
emigration from the Northern States and to
overawing or driving away auti-slavery men
already there; and that this belief acting
upon the Northern majority in Congress will
Induce an excited and insuperable opposi-
ton to the admission of Kansas as o slave
State, and raise a sectional controversy that
will terribly shake If it docs not destroy the
Union. &4
every probably the persons engaged in
this mob supposed that in their violent
proceedings they were serving the cause
Of the South. There could not be greater
delusion. They did the South more harm in
those few hours of rufianly riot than they
can remedy in all the remainder Of their lives
In such an cmergency-in such an I'M
portant crisis, it is melancholy and pitiful
to behold mercenary press, Sitting the
indignant emotions that must fill the
breast of every freeman. Such an abject
slavery of the mind, to the fortunes of a
corrupt and decaying party, is ten times
more servile than that of the African chat
tie, because voluntarily assumed.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

EyADINc THE LAw.-The city marshal
of Portland searched the premises of a
liquor seller named Noonan on Tuesday,
and found under the staircase lead pipe,
leading to cask of poor cherry brandy.
enclosed in the finishing work Of the house
Before the casl1 could be got at, the liquor
had nearly all been pumped out by out
siders through another pipe. Noonan
superintendent proceedings with butcher
knife in his hand
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

~ We understand A. BANNING Nor
TON, Esq, formerly of the Mt. Yer
non, O., True Wing, is about to es-
tablish new paper at Ft. Des Moines, in
this State. We have not seen a prospec-
tus aud cannot tell what the name of the
paper will be, but are pretty sure it will be
right on political questions
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

At South Boston, lately, woman Will
under the influence of delirium tremens, tool
ii into her head that the devil was in he
stomach, and to pacfy him ATTEMPTED /,
swallow her rosary. The cross at the en-,
was too large for Der throat, an she wa.
nearly strangled, when the beads were drawn
out by person who CHANGED to be with her
The Cincinnati Times states that Judge
Finn takes the law abolshing his court easily
as the law did not abolish his salary. That
still runs for three years at o salary of ST.
500 per annum.
A writer in the National Intelligenccr is
adv coating the introduction of Chinese labor
ers at the South, to supply the place of the
negro, whose labor, it is said, is unproductye
to the planter. The subject has for some
time engaged the attention Of individuals in
the Southern States, and also in Cuba and
England.
The Prohibitory Liquor Law of Nebraska
Territory went into operation on the lst inst.
The orchards will require looking to this
season. Destroy the worms nests by smok-
ing them off With spirit lamp, or rubbing
them offwith a swab on the end of pole
dipped in I've, or by shooting them off with
squib of pc der in gun.
Agenlus in Ohio has just perfected rifle
that knocks the mimic into cooked hat. He
placed an ounce ball in it on Tuesday even
ing last, and fred at the sky. A few moments
afterwards, the dog star commenced howl
ing, and in such manner that the people of
Cleveland ssarc satisfsd' he was wound ed
in the thorax. Where are your French gum
smiths now?
There is great scarcity of food On the
Island of Jamaica. In several districts, dis
tant from market places, hundreds have to
subsist upon the young bamboos, and to dig
up and clutch any wild root or spontaneous
production to support life.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

WoN'T Cos. S. Cox, Esq, former
ly editor of the Ohio Statesman, has de-
clined the appointment OF Secretary of
Legation to Peru Like most of the Of
fees given to Ohio by Mr.. Pierce, the ex-
penses are much greater than the per-
quisites.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14
Stray Mare.

r.TRaYED from ffe subscriber, living > sN
y miles northeast of Fairfield, on the 4tf <G.$N
Of May inst, bright bay mare yea Old IL hands
high small star in til. forehead, collar mark lama
before, large hook joints behind, heavy with foaI
not shot rowei in the left hrca when he stlayed
A liberal reward will BE- paid for the return OF Tie
mare to me fJr information where she can be had
Information be left ut this flee.
JOSEPH TILS0N,
mayl IL Fairfield. Iowa
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

Dg~ A large barn and out buildings,
belonging to Thos. Phillips, in the vicinity
of Louisville, Ky, was burnt last week,
involving loss of $4,000. Nineteen
horses and mules were burnt.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14
Awful Discovery

The Wabash Gazette Extra gives the par
ticulars of the discovery of the remains OF
the family of Mr.. French, consisting of the
husband, wife, and five children, under the
floor of a cabin formerly occupied by them
in the neighborhood Of Peru, Indiana. From
the account published in the above paper, it
seems that man named Boyles was found in
the canal, about three weeks since, with his
throat cut; and that one Hubbard and his
wife who had succeeded the French family
in the occupancy of the cabin in question,
together with the few articles of furniture it
contained--have been arrested on suspicion
of being the murderer, Of Boyles, and COM
mittcd to prison to answer for the oifense.
This circumstance first directed public at
tention towards the strange disappearance of
the French family, of whom nothing had
been seen or heard Of for nearly six months
the man Hubbard having stated, in reply
to inquiries from the neighbors, that a broth
or of theirs had induced them to remove with
him to Illinois, and that h !, had purchased all
their things. His arrest as the supposed
murderer of Boyles, connected with the above
facts. leo to the suspicion that the missing
family might have been fouly dealt with by
the same party; and search being made in the
cabin, the mutilated remains Of the unfortu-
nate victims were discovered as above stated.
The value of the property which led to the
hendlike murder is said not to exceed fftv
dollars.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

~ The Grand River (Mich.) Eagle
mentions the discovery near Grand Rapids,
Of an incxhaustible bed of mineral paint
Of beautiful drab color, presenting fine,
glossy surface
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14
Terms &c Sale

One four down--Five Dollars of which will &c re-
qured Of the bider when the lot is struck off to him.
and held forfeited On his failure to pay the balance
months; O c-furh in eli hiccn months ard baiarce
~ two and half years, with ten FER cent interest
May 4, 1851 s G. BARBOUR.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

A firm of produce dealers in New York has
imported from France within the past week
one thousand dozen eggs. They are much
larger than the native growth.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

- The JENNY LIND, Capt. Martin,
is now making daily trips between Bur-
iington and Keoknk, tho present stage of
water permitting her passage over the
rapids,
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

na-. Thirteen hundred and thirty-six
persons embarked for Liberia under the
auspices and at the expense of the Penn
sylyania Colonization Society for the past
two years.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

~ All praise is due to the business
houses on MAN,, between Jefferson and
Washington, for the handsome manner
in which they have cleaned that street.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

AFokAAL lNTRoDucTloN.-An eccentric pc
MUS who delivered lectures in the Hoosier
State to the general acceptance of the public,
was in the habit Of taking his wife along
when making his grand rounds Sometimes
she took seat on the stand, and encouraged
him by her presence. On such occasions
before commencing his lecture, the male
member of the family invariably introduced
his partner to the assembly. Taking her bv
the hand, he srac fully led her to the foot
lights, then waving his hand toward the peo-
pie and looking the lady in the face, said
.Mrs. Jones audience.' Then facing the
assemblage, with the gesture Indicating
that it was necessary to indemnity the lady
introduced. he added, Audience Mrs Jones.
This duty accomplished, the lecturer pro-
cecded according to the programme.-[Day-
ton Journal
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

day Express, Through, Z. 80, 4. III,
Arriving ut Chicago tie same evening, passing
through Monmouth, Galtsbaig, Princeton, ana con-
Meeting III Mei.dota with the illinois Central Rail
Il ad, t. Las lie. b em ngton, Springfield, Dcca tur
, ack .oIFtilc, and AaIaes: also with Galena and
DaHiuth.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

AT HIS OLD HOME AGAlS.-James Hardin.
who was sent to the Iowa Penitentiary SOM
three or four years ago, and soon after
escaped, was arrested in Nauvoo a few DAYS
ago, and brought to this city last Monday,
and placed in the Penitentiary. lie was con-
victed for stealing watches and sent to the
prison for two years. He had only served
about two months at the time Of his escane.
Fit. Madison PIaindealer.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

An editor out in Iowa says they don't bag
OF the size OF their babies, bnt they are most
uncommon sure crop. IN. y. Leader.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

'Oniy, by way of caution, take this: A
drunkard Is an annoyance of modesty, the
trouble OF ciyilty, the spoil of wealth, the
destruction of reason, the brewers agent the
ale-wife's bcnefactor, the beggar's compan-
ion, the constables trouble, his wifes woe,
has children,s sorrow, his neighbors scoff,
his own shame, the picture of beast, and a
monster Of a man.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

1hemost direcl routeto Chicago, Ne,o York,
Bosfon, Philadelphia, and oil other I'M
portant points East.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

HE EcLIPsE.-We have just learned that
the reason why the eclipse which was to have
come Oil here last week didn't come off. is.
that the man in the moon, being under the
impression from reading tie Davenport and
burlington papers, that those tuo villages
were the only places of note in the State
Passed over the balance Of the State with his
SHOW Z thinking that it would not pay to
exhibit IN the raraI distr7c' Muscatino
Enquirer.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

n0- A great haul of counterfeit notes
on the Canada banks was made in Cleye-
land the other day, by some men who were
whitewashinga house. They found bills
amounting to 100000, but did not find
the owners thereof.
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2.--Express through, z. 80, p. III,

ConHcntiug with Illinois Central Rail Road al Men
dota for 1t. Louis and Cairo direct.
Tfains on the ab5vs Roads run in close connection
SFo.dIEg II laying over at any If the points
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan southern hOads, and with all
he kpad- lcading the Atlantic Citis, Ohio. E,n-
tueky and pcnn-y yania.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14
Lands for Sale

4 NE hundred aud Fifty acres If excellent land
" on the Fort Maaisan rad, eighty rods south o.
tie Corporation Limiis # the City "a Burlington =.
Iowa. lying on both sides Of said Street beautifully
siuaei AMI for sale favora bic terms in one loiv
or in " acre lots. Inquire Of j. DONNELS on the
premises. or in the city Of
may li-4ww CRoCKF.R 4 BRO.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
l.ss J@s1 kkff fss:.ss Es
RAsZ-R0 DAD LINE!

(ChicaJo, burlington 8 Quincy, Central Military Trace,
and Peoria g. Oquatrta Rail Roads,
| now completed, and Trains an the entire distanco
1 from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO with.
out change Of cars.
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AUCTION SALE.

I'VE undersigned viii ofler at Pubic TeHduC, Q
4 Wednesday, tie 23a day of May next,
i6 CITY LOTS. on THE SOUTH HILL
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GOLD lOcKfTS.
Lass Chicago and New York Papers

HAN be obtained ut the Barrett o,ise, III thc New,
~ IS Oh the cars, the arrival If the train eyerv
evening.
%S Regular subscribers furnished with Dailies NJ
% cents per weef
may II, HIRAM ANDREWS.
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DR.. CALVIT M. FITCH +,

OF NEW YORK,
WILL deliver brief course Of Lectures on diseases
w Of The Lungs and Air passages. showing the
CAUSES. pointing cut the means of prevention, and
demonstrating the c-raLlHy If pulmonary cCnsump-
ton at MARION HALL, IN THIS CITY,
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ON
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings, Mayaa 20,
And to Ladies Only on the afternoon
OF THURSDAY, MAY Gath.
DIR. FITCH will be at the Barrett iIouse during the
week co,nin neing Monday \ ay 2lst, 1855.
may I. '55.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

The leading question, in certain localities
IN Iowa, continues to be, hare zoe q Stat,
capital among rs. Muscatinc Enquirer.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

: DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

FINANCIAL.-The statement of the
New York City Banks for the week end
ing May 5, shows an increase Of S487, 292
in the discounts; s42,626 in the specie !;
s476,624 in the circulation, and s., 984,-
213 in the deposites over the preceding
week. The aggregate imports Of last week
were s., 1885, 67, against $2,915,927 for
the same week Of last year The aggre-
gate since the LIST January is S44,758, 1852,
against S64 1886, 565 same time in 1854, a
decrease of over $40, 100000.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

Still they ooue-by Express.
4 MOTH Elk tiLe stock Of Ncedewoik Collars, I n
"A dersleeres, Curtain Drapery, DC.
Al Elegant white Six Fringe for Man'il!as
Cheaper than ever ii MRS. HENDRICKS,
may 0. Corner 81 and Wasbingtons ts.
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THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be Tur-
chased AZ :ht Il III ltoud Gilirt in Burlington.
G. q. HhM MOND, Superintendent.
D. EENICK. Ticket AGENT, Burlington.
May /, iS55.-bptf
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PASSENGERS iearag Burlington at I. 80 p. NJ, reach
GacaG a1,4 Duaisah Ia 2 hours AID 81. Loas ia 20
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DA GUERREO TYPEs nv

- - - - PES BY
I. L. NURSE.
ever w. II. Mauros Store,
Inc 'oa'h sids Of Jeforson street, cast If Maipl
Al pefe assormeH Of Cases of Mi st,i,. g. ~
cheap III ~ case the finest trench Also, d fne
assortment of o' A"e
GOLD locKETS,
from The small Ssel's and Scoiops ~ those with t.
opsning which be viii sci at lover rriees than ever
before oac:cd ia this city. wv
Please call aud see for yourselves whc h, ran Nil
picture. not -"
40 All Pi>tuFes warranted perfectly sati~faeto
ry on no charge
Artists Supplied with Instruments. Apparatus and
? "ch ,at feasonabie rates tmay IL, 'j5
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14
Vice President Atchison.

The Kansas Tribune says that David r.
Atchison, Vice President of the United
States, actually headed body of sixty
Missourians at the late election in the
Nymehaw district
This implies that he voted and must
have taken an oath that he was an actual
resident of Kansas. Yet, we suppose, he
still claims to be citizen Of Missouri !;
and consequently was not only guilty OF a
fraud, but of falsehood
The St. Louis Democrat, in this state
of the case, insists that neither Atchison
nor his gang who voted in Kansas, should
be permitted to vote at the next election in
Missouri. We think they deserve more
emphatic punishment than this. This
thing of exercising the right of citizen
ship in two States at the same time, in
wolves very gross violation Of law and
right
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

Boston, May 10.
The Senate to-day passed to third read
ing the Personal Liberty bill which null.fes
the Fugitive Slave Law.
The majority of the Governors Council
were adverse to his decision retaining Judge
Loring IN Office. The decision appears to
give much satisfaction in Boston but, will
probably act strongly against his future pollt-
zeal prospects in the State at large.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

Baggage cheek direct though to Chicago, and TO
charge fpr handling at any poiLt
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

The CASE OF Coz. KINNEY-This
case coming up before the Court in New
York ca the 7th, the counsel fer the Gov
eminent asked delay in order to procure
witnesses. But Judge Ingersoll decided
that the trial must so on whereupon the
counsel for the Government threw himself
-
upon his reserved rights, said he was not
ready, and refused to call the ease The
Judge then discharged the sureties Of the
defendants, and let them go upon their
own bonds of $1,000 each to appear for
trial at the next term of the Court.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

by this ron iass1agers will reach the interior por
tonS OF OHIO AM indiana III less time, and with few
er changes, than br amy ohcr route com Getting. via
AIchisah tamtai al Michigan City, with the New
Albany and Nt!em Road, thence 10 all points south
and southeast.
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ST. LOUIS, May 10.
SYRACUSE. May 10.

- II
The Know Nothing State Convention is
still in session, but we hear little of its pro-
ceedings. Senator Goodwin has been elect
ed High Chaplin. Binghamton has been
chosen as the place for the next meeting, in
stead of Syracuse.
II is understood that there was considera-
BILE strife last evening, between Young Amcri-
ca and the old foote's
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short. loose constructionists or Observation-Disclosures
anythipg-fo that they represent opinions AM PURPOSES
repugpsnt to the interests and feelings OF the pers On in.
stxucted.
WASHINGTON, Jan %, 1851.
ne Gathering Of Politicians IN IVashingtos-Re Tco
Organs
There Is an unusual gathering Of Pennsylvania and
New FORK pohtciansat Washington. Prominent among
jet OF lis vst IL supported TO be conoe ;'ei with tue
frvreh nirsop. The Governor Is accompanied by a con-
stavrab'e delegs ion OF democratic msDhers o. tho IL,
ghi,ture, Who arr understooJ % have come prepared %
furnish certificates Of the diplomatic abil ties OF VI.
Pigier, together With sfidsv Is OF his democratic ortho.
doxy, which, Jour readers wiilremsmber, was impeache1
during toe lac canvass, on che ground that he dtd not
srcept the Nebraska act as test, and privately connived
81 the reputation OF the Missouri Compromise.
II l. be urged that 70 Uestow this distinguished AMI
much coveted post on upon Governor Bisler would DO
such q concentration OF patronage upon Pennsylvania
a. would give just offence to the faithful democracy Of
other states, II may be ans sered that Ar. Buchanan has
limited his stay abroad to next October, and that, evea
though hs should expect TO retain the place and the
salary which be enjoys, the locofocoi,m Of Pennsylya.
pa u OF n deeper dye than that of any Other Northern
State, and IT. disciples are entitled 10 Q double share Of
executive favor.
Ina convocasiop a soft shell politicians from Nav
Yors, including the Surveyor, the Postmaster, the inpu-
~ District Attorney, and several ex. members or Con
presA has ~ ference TO the enlargement OF the Mint ed.
tabtshmsn mt the obtaining OF an appropriation for n
post Office and a federal court house, and the bes.o val
OF come suitable testimonial OF merit upon Governor Soy
M0Ir.
The two organs Of the administration are attuned TO
discordant notes. The linton Is an apolosIst and expO-
pent Of Col. Kinney and his projects; the Star opposes
the Central american expedition with formidable rea
roning and predictions OF failure II has an article this
afternoon which Is thought to have been prepared by
the Attorney General, and which intim.tes that the
government IL about to interfere to prevent the conslm.
nation OF the plans OF the adventures. Tnis is in eg.
act sccordanca with what was stated Ia this corre spon-
deDce last week
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Mails fur the Pacific.

fHB NEW YORK HERALD CALIFORNIA EDITION.
me United States mail steamship George Law, Capt.
6. '. Eek, viii leave this port tomorrow afternoon o, two
o'clock, for Aspinwan.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific,
win close At one O'Clock.
rbe NV YoRK WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition
sentaining the latest Intelligence from all parts Of the
sorid, win be publshed at eleven O'Clock to MORRIS
morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, ~sixpence.
Agents viii please send in their orders as early az pos
Ebls.