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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

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Feed La. md boaad orss 10 Keep De psacs.'
Thus hare tsen permitted 70 copy from the
records 81 Corasn and for the sest Of this adven-
ture in snAcking. nm tndebted 20 JHgds Benson
the historian Of Long lsiasd. sad the author Of
the Aati- grsoaasioeary and Derolusionsrs Incl
! deit. Who has paid much attention 10 such
things.
Hisn Bill BarksIoo vas fined Is, he reared
osr With laughter. md ia fact he had bern gig
Cling and laughing ever since be earae insa the
eoart He thrust his hand into bis Pocket and
paid die fne IL pieces Of eight, cut Of good
stor, Of cash which he had &, hand lie aiso told
the Justice to do biz worst; thai he vas an old
foot and thai ss long a. the girls liked him. he
could afford TO par: that be would do the same
thing over again before the sun wens down, and
that he deted ali the sclecs-snen OF Corain; slat
he sas OF age that day, aud that the Bible would
psoscit. He drove forthwith so Betty 5cudder's,
where he found the Oldham picking CHIPS, and
the old WOMAN ssreining milk In tbe dairy, aud
Betty In tears, because Bill had been brought 10.
TO court and he proposed 10 marry Der. Nor do
the records Of the Island, nor the historian, nor
/ Judge Benson himself declare that che refused
the sait, On the contrary, she said she would
think Of IL; and she didthiRk OF it, and she turn
ed II over aud over IN her mind, and when il
was viewed in all It's aspects, and when that hne
farm the Hampstead Plains was taken duly in
Ito accom-, neither did old Mr. Scudder or Young
Mrs. Scudder venture 10 raise an, objection
On the contrary, they thought that the Wild oats
of William bad been alfead, sown, and those
| whom God had joined together, let no man pu,
asunder. Consequently when the New Year
came around with its happy congratulations, and
the new cider Was clarified, and Coram for once
in tweise.nonsh put on glad aspect, and the
select men relaxed their lrown, and the minister
smiled the minister was invited to the comfort.
able homestead, and there, amid the same happy
company which bound the -heayes OF wheat in
the late golden, glorious harvest; when he had
made prayer, which showed how all things
worked together for those who loved the Lord
when he had pictured cleaning Ruth, and spoke
of William Barkaloo and Boaz' be joined the pain
in mutual bonds, and gave his henediction. The
fc,c was happy, and many on Long Islands sea.
girt shore will . this day attest that no harm
was done in his kissing Betty scuddcr.
| r. W. s..
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w. Z Damon, Merchant Tailor.

II n ly,Fx1
hy kufns iape as Music Store under he BaT III
rev Heast Third street four doors fre, Jeatso., IA
spaid announce 10 The sitizens of Hriiurfo
at iai he has isdea carsfu, s.,ecfia Of =,
gooa or mems ware which have been selected
grsat care from the largest and stocks IN our ear
n.oad 1iohs Back. brown blue and mulberry .hsses.
sssr caster beavers both plain and ribbed aad rress
oarfed iiaiy Of EhIeh Of entirely new a9sfvn
Velvet and plush Fe-tinrS; Fancy and tlr bla.t A
rs - ssssn aud 6rsnadine ycsting-, ehoire lot-
Assss named viii bs made to order 81 sior
80 an art'c'es pertansng s-s.sfa.sss
% r.fnsls .ais-ited ~, ~ s <. s = re-
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A. ], BURROUGHS &. co.
nRGDIrGE RIRnA n n : .,d f.ap,.al q


sion Merchants, and dealers in flour ali Kinds Of
Grain. I'des Pork and live Hogs. The Iishes. Market
Price paid Tor all the above artieles Warehouse and OF
Zee in John s payd's Building on Water -. Between
Washington and Couiuhis. Darlington Iowa fnos 8 II
rHlCAGs0TFPEF0 FOUNDRY & pRIN.
" IEssS WAREHHJ NE...The subscriber mas
the pleasure Of announcing that he has
lss est hlsssdng Aype Foundry and Prinrers
" ar hDuse In Oh tcslyN.-Sncf an establishment
as been long wanted. and has been earnestly solicited by
Western Printers. ~ tsss4$as So 80
The advantage of a Foundry IN connection with
Printers Warehouse which supply large M small
onlsrs and sorts without any delay vel known
tn Printers to need cnmasens large and web assorted
stock from te ceehratedsnd long estahsed Fo,.ndrv
o. " hiae N w.. New y Ork. Wiil be kept eon-
stsnty On band enbracng all the varcfy Ne~s orna.
Eaeis;sia,d Jobfig Typr with Borders, Css &C. kc
An arrangement has been made with the well knonr,
estabsfshrasns OF II. Hoe a Co.., For large sock Of
Presses and Printer Ma:erisis
lnAs or every variety. for plain or fancy Printing
from s,e snfsstary NJ Collins LgHbody xhase IuSs
bear = hssa reputation. IN the eastern cities.
With the arrangement Thus made
Tie Chic1E0 type Foundry. Is prsrsreds
y ouef 70 western Prnsefs every article required In
Nesspaper job Once Of the qssaNy aud on az "a
sarahe tera. any other Foundry Unitei states
c. q. SHEFFIELD. Assaf
srp . hpsua IS frnnkE1 street
NEiI BUCKETS 10 dos tus' received by
aug kIMBAIL &c
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1855 Summer Arrangement, 1855
La E 8;

IS Hours between New York and Chicago
AIligaa Southern and Lake Iofe Rail Dad route TO
Bssflio, Niagara Falls, -isbcny' 3eao York and Bos
80. ihro' Passenger Trains each way, Daily Il.
The only direct and reliable Route, being l26 miles
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, ilarrsbargh, Philade-
pha, Baltimore and Washington, than any other route
10 Iaralo Niagara Fans Albany New York aud Boston
Mail and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chicago at 525 A.
M.--arriving in Cleveland at 9.25 p NJ.
2-Lghtnng Express through--ieaves Chicago at 7.I5
a. M.-arrlvIng in Cleveland al s.2a p. NJ. and New
York and Boston neSt evening. @i 7-s s@s
3-New York and Boston Express--!eaves Chicago Al,
$50 p. M--arrives in Cleveland at ga NJ. and New
York and Boston next morning.
Steamboat and Railroad Express--leaves Chicago at
s6 r. M--conneets next I: 'rning with steamers at To-
rv.ng at Cleveland at 2So p NJ, and Pittsburgh
evening, and New York next day at 119 p.
s All the above trains connect Il sci through to all
points in Ohio and Pennsyiva without any detention.
Only three trains .n Saturday:
Leaves at 5.25 A. NJ, 1.45 a. NJ, and 8.85 p. NJ
Only one train on Sunday:
70 Baggage checked to Dankirk and buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
trains reach pittsburgh, Baltimore, Philadelphia, etc.,
from Y to 90 hours in advance of any other route.
Only Two changes OF cars between Chicago and
Pittsburgh
The we'll known magnificent steam palaces, Southern
Michigan Northern Indiana and Empire State, win form
Boats leave Toledo at GA NJ, on the arrival o. the s.
~ 2. NJ trains, connecting at Buffalo with the A. NJ
train.
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt. l. T. Pheat leaves Buffalo
Monday and Thursdays-Toledo Wednesdays and Sa,ur.
days. GH -
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN Capt A. D. Perkins leaves Buffalo
Tuesdays and Fridays-Toledo Mondays and Thursdays
ENTIRE STATE, Capt. l.. b. Goldsmith, leaves Buffalo
Wednesdays and saturdays-Tolcdo Tuesdays and Fri
days. .--4s .9--.. l-.# s. ... e-,s -. --, r..
The above boats leave Toledo at A. NJ the arrv
of the s. 40 r trains out of Chicago, connecting with
the 5 A. NJ Express out of Buffalo next morning
Through tickets to be had at the Office Of the c. b. and
q H. r. at Buriington and at the General Passenger
flee of the Michigan Southern road under the fremont
House, Chicago and at the Passenger Depot
Van Buren and Sherman streets.
YsThe travelling public will bear in mind that this IL
the only road using F00TS VENTILATED CARS avoid
ing entirely the dust and smoke annoying travellers
on other roads.
80 .ffaTH s5a PASSENGER AGENTS: E45s3 -s--. Ia
- GEO NJ. GRAY. fremont Building Chicago: ss .-F
u. F. FIELD, Planters Hotel ST. Louis;
J. f. PoHrER, 1913 broadway New York; '.i'
IN Capt. G. FoRBEs, Buffalo, n. Y.;.t t'srHr ~a ".
?. TRuAx, Toledo, Ohio. moi ,.e...s r., ....
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,s M,AhIEN, WArcmuAkERaN AND



ms establishment on Third nearly opposi, the gar.
rctt House large stock Of tsf y -
JeWelry. Consisting of !adiss and gents fine tins
earrings hngtr-rBgs geld guard fob Chains roIa
pencils and pens, silver 6x, &C. say frtbe,
that have fun and general assortment Of All Kinds az
eselfy ard other articles usnany kept iewciry e,tah
fs,sns my swery ~ II Of The latest fashion. and for
quality finish and beauty inferior TO none give me
eai' as sen ny cords at eniy small advance over
Eastern WHOLESALE PRICES -
~ Remember the place. Third street nearly, e,,r,.,.
the Barrett House f'se
watches and all kinds ofjeweiry repaired q, s,o.
hot.ee and at low prscss July IL J. PROCHAsKA rs,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

TRUMP WASrED,-Mrs. Margaret Trump, of
Massillon, Ohio, wishes information Of her h,,s-
band, G. A. Trump, who left his home on the
18th day of November, 1851, saying he would re-
turn next day. Any information of the missing
Trump would be gladly received by his distress
ed wife -. --E.E -, -.-.L- -
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The Detroit Free Press of the e4th. saws:

The Detroit Free Press of the oath, says:
Counterfeit .3,sn on the Merchants Bank of
Hartford, were taken in our city yesterday. They
are well executed Vignette-reaper with sickle.
reclining under wheat sheaves &C.; sailor on
eross,rccs of mast on right end, medallion head
on lcft--totally. unlike the genuine The sigma.
lures are engraved and mixed over.
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SLAVES FOR kASshs.-The steamer Salem ar
rived at this city Yesterday from kanawha, Va,
having on board quite number of slaves, with
their masters on the way to Kansas. The slaves
were landed on the Kentucky side of the river.
49,. Cincinnati Gazette. 2lst.
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Writing Glasses Burlington Com nercial
t-s% Gs G,lyac 80 80 :. q =.

Ill ca LE4Rg TO WRTrg
M EA>Hs Ds "a a - !. Il a. !. =. VIII guar
alec 20 AZ Rho may faTor them with thss patron.
rs, srssfer improvement IN the than they have
ass'fru from aiiheir former Teachers Cai aisi get
si'ssaen- Hours Of Isrssstien sss A. ~ to 10 r. ~
ne given 10 xritipg up books tha. are behind ia al 70 f,
detection and correction errors. and 10 he adias~st
o. complicated and disputed accounts 'nc, Il
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05
Farmers and Dairvman,

Haze yon secured one Of Daris Pohnt ddjustryye
n'n,n an" B"0e' Workers! fnot, call at at n
r. Grupes Patent Chun Facosy and buy one which viii
give yov entire satisfaction Having purchased the right
OF tie adjustable Chnrn and Butter Worker for the coi,p-
tcs OF pes Moines and Henry would respectfully inform
the Pooic that am now manufacturing the above named
chnrh and am prepared to furnish all who may favor me
with a call N' " ~
This chnrn is now receiving unprecedented &c
wherever II has been introduced 1t has been awarded
,ne premium at the Worlds Fair In London and New
.ork ana also at every State and County Fair at which
It has been exhibited.
The great advantage this Churn possesses over all 9TH
ers ist II viii produce butter In short time as any
other charm End viii gather butter after is produced
ps simply reversing the motion Of the dasher Bird II viii
ofk he butter into ron and expe the buttcrink there
from completely wholly depending with the use NJ n
hand ade, thus saving both time and nbor 4,h il will
SAT- the butter before taking IL from the churn These re-
suits am prepared 10 warrant.
thousands OF Farmers and practical butter maker.
throughout The different States are now using Ibis cbnrn
inpre.erence to all others.
n. r. GRIPPE, Manufacturer sE "H
Corner ofsth and Valley streets
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY

7tro nltlts and a N0kf 1cest Of Burlinoton Io,rd
n1V4H EE0NAssEl. Pro.,rir7or...A,v m.
- wanting apple trees would do well call or send TO
the above named Nursery where they find the largest
lo' OF trees ever offered to the public this country OF all
sizes and ages from six years old Grated roots
ana sci"ns of grating can be had by the quantity
trees and shrubs 49, '
frees sacked boxed may he desired in the be 81 man
ne ana delivered river Railroad free of charge
exccpt for packing
orders with the cash, or approved references will
De promptly attended to- will send priced catalogue
to all who may apply aug IS snrGw
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A city editor, who is bachelor having said in
h. last issue that he really wished he had son
so that he could dress him up in fashion, was
called upon the next day by his adorable, to
whom he had been paying his attentions for the
last two years, and asked if lie really did say
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

Certainly did, my dear"
""ell, Billy said she, why don't You make
arrangements for one?n
Our friend says it was the first time he was ey-
er eornered. lie felt so mortified lie went right
away to the parson.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

The CLIMAX OF DELIcAcY.--At a recent exhil,-
lton of the famous Greek Slave Mt indianapolis,
Ind, day was set apart for the ladies to visit the
statue.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

A Frenchman thus expressed his opinion of
the quietness of the election in New York:
During the afternoon, French gentleman stop
ped for few moments in front OF the polls. Al.
ter gazing intently all around him, his face as
suned anair ofsnrprise, aud he said in loud
whisper: BY gar, am vat you call astonish
two three tines. / heres &c Mayor shall have
order Won graund arrangement of re police |
shall not see &c police nor nottings By gar, /
shall gay re Mayor is Won pig hnn,bug In Ia
belle France in Paree, ven We shall have gems
darmcs eyeryvercs, pig vat You call display,
graund, magnitqne. Ven, l comes out to-day,
links shall have &c graund show of &c gems
darmes; be gar, it is not here--tere is nottines
here. lis is not re graund country-ish not
ting vat is magnifque, sublime. BY gar, have
peen humbug q And away he strobe Struggling
his shoulders, amid the laughter of the by stand
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W BARNEY &CO, Drnrry low,
BARNEY, RoBB & CO., Forr Dopcr -

| Ats1 z g. -sND E!s s.SAfsS.-Notes
- collected throughout Northern Iowa, and RENTED
Tor at Current Rates of Exchange Money received on
Deposit and Interest allowed Land Warrants for cash
or on time, to suit purcha sers, constantly hand
Dealers supplied on liberal terms Warrants Located and
selections made and Located for parties at distance
mnen funds accompany orders Taxes paid aud money
invested advantageously for non residents Parties adj
dressing the above firms by mail may rely upon their
commissions being attended to with the same faith
iuiIeSs and dispatch il
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New Threshing Machine Ma.ufactor
IN BuULINGTON 10Y VA.
TO N EFT THE RAPID ANN
i GREATLY ING REAsEp BENZ An ~

= SA EAALI Ing REASED HEMAN NIB
EEK YtfEEFE'S PATENT GRAIN ser .
ORATORS have, at heavy outlay Of capitaI
maze very extensive arrangements for manufacturing In
the best possible manner large supply these superior
Machines for the ensuing season and
II A branch OF INV bHsiccse. ..This is tho Ma,
chine which has taken the highest Premiums nj The W,r,
FAIR III London, at the Crystal Palace Fair n Y Mt the
State Fairs of Ohio, Ind ana and all other ploces wbsr
It has been tested and now stands the head of ali
known Machines for Treshng and Cleaning all kind. Of
GRAIN dong large of work with less waste Of
tram ia the straw, delivering the Grain in cleaner state
tfan any machine in
shall make two sizes Of the machines one for EIGHT
hefses OF doing more work than any other ma
sane q ,is sze-the small Machines for four
horses Is intended for the Farm own use. And
VIII thresh and clean the Grain Perfectly and deliver
it IN bags ready for the MILL tEr 81 4 - =,
. n. Z Sefse F0SCtrs. Which / make for these
Is are the most durable and Eght-r,aning
Posses.S IN mse CRAWF0RDS PATENT CLOVER HtI.
LER furnished to order the lowest prices -
tIorders or communications from distance PROMPT
" attended to Oniy lf'yl CHARLES HENDRIE.
q E.MALIEN, WATCIIMAKEHAN AND
". 1E0EILEH .--IIas just received from Eas.
tcles in his line which the public are invited to ca and
examine, Among his goods be found In great yar.
Instruments Or Jewefry such as fine Diamonds Ripgs
Breast ms Lockets &c have as ii,e 4 stock A. ever
Was brought TO This State. n -. 49,
Spectacles, pehes Pereesop,ic perifor,c and cn..,
miosses SCI ~ TODD, Silver fine Steel ard G. s. frames
Telescopes fine Pocket Knres MathemaifcaI and Sur
ysyors Compasses, Drafting Instruments Nsynfyinp
terms. Thermometers % $50
-sdSer fiated ware OF all kinds. slch
spoens pocket and Pesknyes Over $50 d der.ut Kinds
superior Scissors and Shears for Barbers Taiors aud
ordinary uses Rogers Bowie Knives. Also some of The
best Sewing Needles in the world musical Instruments
aeeeiaeons, with 10 and u Keys with and wi,hou,
sem tones Turbinas Mondeins, bass yiulins Russian
ailan aisd German fions Superior Guitars with the
latest Improvement flutes Piagpets, fifes pros Trms
Iabor,rs China Italian, and German ysolins strings
Tuning Forks
Those who want to buy invite call az they wiz find
greater assortment and variety Of things than ever has
sale and retail. nv 10
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LORD BRouGHAM.-lt is is said this DISTINGUISH
ed individual lately, in playful mood, wrote
The following epitaph on himself:
Here, reader, turn your weeping eyes,
Ny fate useful moral teaches
The hole in which my body lies *
Would not contain one half my speeches,
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Estrayed.

Grow The t,:bscrber wing ~ siie- south ~ -
Eou b 81 Iowa River, Losisi. county Ioxss ese II
of sierts, sid steers SIX years old last spfas
.fe red and White sf.tsea, are large and HEY. sac
they ,eft one xese : bel y ssf
ANY person returning sasd steers, viii reesn
ward sf Ten Dollars, saa sny person xs.ns
vsrd. sssta MNrH SHAN
nov 81 Wit sss. Nex Besfea 80
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Through without landing, iii time for $50 A. NJ tx.
press for New York and Boston Also with Steamers FOR
Sahdusky making direct railroad connection all point
IN uno and pennsylvania Also connects direct through
by Railroad TO New York and Boston.
80 $50 and 80 4. " Truths contsrct at Detroit
run STEAMERS IN" Tferslnnd, oristng mat ,aonin1 in
fsn,e for dA trains Etroegh Ohio and Pe7,nyptr.uii
The on'y train that leaves Chicago Saturday nights Is
over th,s route 800 r. NJ only train Sunday a, 300
p. VI No. loo 2. NJ. Train saturday.
800 r. d. Train connects uita trains on Ne,c dbovv
and SiIcha Ciacin"ati, Columbus and fitfybucg,
RlRiOnd. " -
B1GGAGE CHECKED 7WR0EGH TO NI1GaRA
FALLS, BEFfALO, dLEINI Dc NEW l'ORH,
~ Through tickets be found at the different
Railroad Offices in the West and South Also at the OF
fees in Chicago, of Lake and Dearbon st oppo-
sic the fremont, and at the Depot foot of Water
street. Il. n. RICE Sup',.
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The Buffalo Express says the author of this
rhyme deserves to he 'nipped by untimey frosts
Ills winter, and no more the breezcs
Buzz among the budding freezes, ~. ..s.
And while boy with ragged trowsc,s, , e..
Shircring, homeward drive his cowscs.
Newly flost-bit are his toscs, .}
And bless my life how cold his nose Is,
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REsrLrs OF SLAvsRY.--The Newburyport Her.
aisi Ia sensible article on this subject, remarks
The disastrous effects of negro slavery are
seen IN lis breaking down all the interests of
| the States where il is established. The slave
owners constantly complain OF their losses from
runaway slaves, and in 1880 passed law 10 have
US return tacm; but there is not State in the
whole South that would not be better off to-
morrow II all their slaves should die to-night.-
Instead OF pursuing the negroes To carry them
back, It is wonderful, when they see the evil tina,
iheS DO not drive them away and huat then,
with hounds and guns beyond their borders
As sinanle illustration OF what slavery docs in
the Old Dominion, look II this: few DAYS aee
.e,aSe acres OF land were sold, In seperate
tracts. varying from ,tleuto lu,o9e acres. Ioea
ted IN six different eoufties, at from IL 10 u
cents per acre.
Just think ofit--one two and tisree cents an
acre for lands in the best located and naturally
riches, State in This eoafeder;ey. right in tho
heart OF the eoaatsy. surrounded with aneaa,aI
led advantages. This land was negro cursed:
nothing else was the matter The negroes had
eaten Up all thai Was on its surface and had not
the intelligence enough 10 go below 10 ,hs
MINES, or rnew il the top; and as No tseen,sn
VIII settle With negroes Therefore il se'ls al lcss
per ACRE than would the iee-cakes about DR.
names vessels IN the Artic seas What more !
could be said assains the siase institution than
that 1t has changed the garden Of the ns-s world
~ ne Eden OF Anstraca-se desert thar sells n,
swe sells per acre Bar this resaIs Is not ,,,...,
aas 10 Virginia. you carioiias the Ssrisiing Hne
vest 10 the las; Negro hut, aud on one side i al,
sunlight u freedom and IN the other the shsi,
ON OF negroes on the frss prosperity, progress
AMI fsels value, sna "a the oss.er sssss .scssv
and lssssrfs
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n. p. GRIPPE, Manufacturer @
Corner ofSth and Valley streets ~
oct 81, 3mw a. ,. - nnr,i,,nn -

1
| ntSTREf'T CGFRT. sr.rE or Tow, Dys
- MONIES COUNTY, s. S--To Elizabeth FuiIng,on and
me unknown heirs of Brisor Fulngton deceased defp.
dahs you VIII take notice that there l. now on file in the
ONCE VI the clerk Of the District county,
petition Of VIM Phipps plaintiff claiming you the
tie 20 the premises therein described deter.
mined and quie'ed against you &c And unless Won
appear and answer said petition before the
day OF the next term of said court Judgment ro CON
fsso viii be taken against you, and decree In acror
dance with the prayer of said petition.
Dated Aug. 2, 1855 JOHN LAHEr
1 ,as #.v s.a. Solicitor for Complain. nj
On the return by the Sheriff OF said COUNTY ~ IN.
above summons, IL ordered for publication by M,
court, Nov 18Th \. D. 1876 5as-s : =
nov q w4w A. j MESSENGER f.,.rL
A nNlNIsTAR~ OH NOT.C .--So,ice /.
hereby given that Wn- u, Ewing has been appointed
by the County Court ~ Desnoines county Iowa AdnIu
lsrntor OF the estate OF John Dorof licensed All per
sons having claims against said are notified In ,ys
sent the same duly authenticated aud all persons in
dehted to said estate required make iaedIut. nav
Inent to The undersigned in Burlington = -
noy-22diw2. w ID TVIyc .a,,,u,. OIL,
NJ F.--I VIII sell by virtue OF a deed or i,u.t
eaecned by Joseph G-yer me dat ID Sep 90 1885,
me 'ooW hg described Real Estate. to wit Is ACRE. on
o. use East SIDE Of the North East quarter of the south
ne., Quarter section Twenty Three Township s ven.
noFth OF Range Seven West, situated IN the County
o. henry s'afe OF Iowa The above land will be sod AZ
p9oie Feidae In front of the Court House, Buri nstop
ao"a on the 10th day of December next at o. lock
-e.nI-, ca-n. lnoy ~ wthl r. & ADAMS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

FACT WORTH REMEMpERING The comnara
tive danger Outstanding on the platform of Rail-
road cars, is shown by the State Engineer and
surveyor of New York, by which ii appears over
twelve millions of passengers were carried over
the main railroads during this last year Out of
tins immense number twelve were killed, and of
these eleven were standing on the platform.