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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PRO.
On SATURDAY, 18th of March. 1855 at - O'Clock.
on the premises, at Weldon. NJ c., will SELL by
P1blie Auction, the new HOTEL or EATING
HOUSE, which has lust been er .cted adjoining the
Passenger Depot of the Railroads at that place
Weldon is known to be on the great Southern line
OF travel, and it has ways been place where the
PASSENGERS going North or South eat their meals
This Hotel was put up for the express purpose of
coumodating comfortably and without annoyance,
the largest number OF passengers that can offer The
dlnng-room Is 81 feet long SO feet wide and Is feet
high, capable of dining $50 persons at once The
when all are finished there will be 40 convenient
bed chambers. Pipes have been put Vi for gas The
kitchen is large and we'll arranged and there is cook
ing apparatus to cook for three hundred persons.
The rooms in the third story not yet completed
but the first and second ioors and the rest of the
house. are so nearly finished that it could be opened
Tor the purpose OF furnishing meals to the passengers
in a week or ten days.
This desirable property is worthy Of the notice of
persons at distance acquainted with the value Of
such Investments in good localities For their in
formation will state that cid the point where
the two great Southern Railroad routes to the South
meet-to wit, the one by Warrington city, Rich
mond and Petersburg; the other by the Chesapeake
Bay aud Norfolk; and where they diverge by the
Railroad to Wilmington, N. c., on the one hand. and
the Railroad to Raleigh on the other There
twelve daily trains now arriving and departing from
Weldon: (all Of which run into the depot alongside
of which the Hotel is built and from 40 0G0 to So
900 pssser gers pass there annually
In addition to these advantages, the water.power
of Weldon is unequalled in the whole Southern
States, and it becomes better known it will be-
come large manufacturing town.
The above sale is made by virtue of a Deed from
H. d Bird to me, duly recorded in Halifax county,
dated the 18th of February, 1855.
TERMs-A credit of s, IL and Is months. equal in
stalments, for bonds notes, with good security,
&c.-lien on the property to secure their payments
DAVID MAY,
mht6-Stawtds Trustee of FL. d. BIRD.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il JAMES RIVER LAND AT AUCTION-By
virtue of deed of trust from Edward j. Mesny and
Eliza his wife, to me, bearing date Sept. 4th, 1882
shall trustee. the Esd day of March, 1855, il
fair f not, tina first fair day theresfer} sell the
premises, the Tract of Land wherein the lste Ed
ward j. Meany resided, containing about 253 acres,
situated in Goochand county, James River, about
Is miles from the city of Richmond, and adjoining
the lands of Judge John Robertson, John Adkins, r.
FL Maury 4 Co. and others.
The Land is well adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat and oats. portion of the tract Is James Ri
YER low grounds with the James River Canal run
ming through them.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
Selling as Trustee, shall only convey with specia
warranty.
fe l9-d1ctds* SAMUEL s. DUVAL, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

4 PERFECT RUSH FOR POWERS Il
~ DUKES 80 cent Daguerreotypes, which, like
the Penny Post and Dispatch. are tao well known
to need pulling We think it only necessary to
mind the public of being still at the old stand, 1879
OF those beautiful so cent Daguerfeotypes, which
have been SO much admired by every one who has
seen them, and have been pronounced by Judges to
be superior to any taken at other galleries in this
city for two dollars each While the weather is IA
voLabe to the art, we would respectfully invite
and ail to give call before visiting else where
Don't forget the name and number.
POWERS & DUKE
lS9 Main street sign of the red flag,
NH Over Woodhouse's Bookstore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17
CONSTABLE'S SALE-wn, bo .

tUNSIABLE7S SALE.-WiII be sold.
~ for cash. in iron: of the High Constable's off ce
on MONDAY the 10Th of March. 1855 at 10 o,clocI
A M, lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture
sold to satisfy sundry Distress Warrants in the High
Censta6les hands, in favor of Anderson and others
Us. mcDonough and others.
ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. c..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

Notwithstanding the Russian professions ot
peace warllke preparations were never more ac
tive
report reached England on Thursday. via
Berlin, that the Gar dangerously iii, and
had been given up ey his physicians Although
the report needed continuation the funds adj
vsnced.
The order prohibiting the export Of wheat
from Poland into Prussia came into effect on the
1Ist.
The German papers mention the capture by the
Russians OF SchonabkaraD, the strongest fortress
Of Schamyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17
BY GODDIN a. APPERSON

BY GODDlN e. APPERSON.
~ VERY HANDSOME BUILDING
III LOTS ON GRACE AND BROAD sTs,.
OPPOSITE THE FAIR GROUNDS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold On MONDAY the
18th day OF March 1856 on the premises. commenc-
fully located the North side of Grace. East of
Pine stree 90 feet of ground Also similarly situa-
ted on the South side of Broad street. West of Bel
vldere street. Each front will be divided into Lots
alley: These Lots among the handsomest In that
very improving part of the suburbs.
TEaMs.-One third cash balance at 4 and mos i,
IoI eoTable notes, interest added and title re-
sent year to be paid BY tie purchasers.
NH Is GODD1N APPERSON, Aucts.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON 30, %. BA-
IL kER AND ST. STEPHEN SITS, AT AUG
TloN-On TUESDAY, the 18th day of March, 1855.
omInencing ct ST o'clock, P M, will be sold on tbs
premises, in the order advertised tn following real
estate: two handsome building lots, on which there
on the western side of Sd street. African Church:
aiso new brick tenement On the east line of 2nd
street, adjoining Mr.. E. J. Crumps shop; also the
valuable grocery stand on the of I'd and Baker
ne Sly erected framed dwelling in the rear fronting
ieec on BAKER street; also house and lot on the
west ine OF St. stephen, between Duval and Baker
streets IN the rear OF Mr. VIM. Tyrees residence; al
the residence OF the late Capt. Prentiss and build
Mr. Jacob Shook -
TERms-One-tEird cash; balance at and months
Tor gotiabe notes. interest add.i and title retain
ca TIL the last note 10 paid The taxes for the nres-
ent year to be paid by the purcha.er.
mn 0ODDIN l. AFPERSON Aucts
L. SIN consequence Ct the rain, the
noon, 10Th March, 1855: at same hour
mn IA GODDIN AfPERSON Aueta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

TOR STORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD
II CO.'S Warehouses, Corner Goth and Dock sts
Storage for Cotton Coffee, Flour, Wheat Sugar. Mo-
lasses Oils Metals Hay Lime and every description
of merchandise. These first class Stores and in
at the lowest rates Vessels of the largest size
discharge in front of the Store. A City Wegher
and Meassrer constantly in attendance.
For Storage apply to
jsl2 D. B. BRIDGFORD CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN

ORSES, &c, AT AUCTION-THIS
FORMING. at II o'clock, at the larrs lot Ia
fsSl OF my store, will sell at auction WORK
MUSES., new HoRsE-CART, / WAGON. /
NH II r.pruony
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

II ARGRoVE e. LEE, HOUSE, PAIsr
H ERs and GLAzIERs.-We return THANKS for the
patronage have received and solicit continuance
of the same. Shop ON Sth, between 0rsee and
Franklin streets.
Graining and MsrbiiEs Of eli descriptions. sxssut.
ed BY us. ma io-os-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

A CARD.-GEO. DABNEY WOOT-
IN TON vishss employment In sailing goods u
Wholesale or retail house. In writing o sny ki.S.
sst city snd country reference given. Adarses ham
throu IN Post Once mn o-SS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17
THE LATEST.

LoRd0A Friday Night This evening, in the
HHuse Oi Lords, Lord Clarendon rose and said:-l
tnihK II my duty to communicate to your Lord
ships the contents OF te.egrsphic dis atch | re-
ceived hall an hour since irota Her Msiestys nit
isser at the Hague that the Emperor Nicholas died
tais morning, at | O'Clock, of pulmonc apoplexy
alter an attack Of Influenza.
nave also received Il despatch from Her Ma.
JeSty hhlster d. Berlin, stating that the death of
the emperor took place at II o'clock this morning
ohe hour before this dispatch arrived / received
accounts from Lord John RUSSELL at Berlin stating
mar the Emperor WAS at the point of death and
hAd taken leave OF his family Although this eyeut
occurred 80 snort lime ago as between Il and
uciocE thls morning, there can be no doubt under
Tue clrcumstances OF it's authenticity.
Ia the House OF Commons Lord Palmerston
made similar statement.
II 10 surfnised that the Emperor died by the hand
:" al assassin but the cause of his death as assign
ed above Ii generally credited
Inc effects OF the startling announcement on
pohuea aid monetary matters had not been devel-
9ped, and II IL impossible 10 say what 1t may pro.
odce' H. however, created intense excitement.
, THE MARKETS.
bfsadStnns.-Mafkets for wheat and flour dulI, but
PIlsos unchanged Corn In little speculative demand
Aha prices declined I'D Ii Western Canal flour 4is
s1s tof Old. aud SIS SIS for new. Phiiadeiphis
shu baltimore 4is 44s Sd; Ohio dds q lbs. White
INC ., ia % la 3D. red wheat lis IlsSd White
win 10 I'd +Ss yellow corn 42s As I'd; mixed corn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

BOARDING, BOARDING-I have room
~ for or Gentlemen BOARDERS, or room for
Gentleman and Lady, on franklin ST., opposite the
metropolitan Hail, tnis being central part of the
city and well suited for those in business
MRS. C. MILLER
NH l5-6t Opposite the METROPOLITAN Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17
THE VIENNA CoNEERENCE.

Lord Russell had arrived at Berlin and had IN
immediate audience with the Emperor and Man
teutel Russia seems to Ue making attempts to
come to an understanding with tho Western
Powers
Al Official editorial in the C0rFtSy0uLtEi of VI.
enua says the draft of eenefa treaty has been ra.
pared securing The integrity OF Turkey, preventing
future eucroachments OF individual powers and
guaranteeing the rights Of Christians This will
be considered at the conference
All the plenipotenuares. with the exception of
Lord Russell, had arrived at Vienna. Tie con-
ference was to meet the 5th Of March and
hupes Of peace resulting were strongly enter,
tanned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

Alum Mass, made by boiling down the water of
the Rockbridgs Alum Springs possessing all the vir-
tues OF the water. Price SO per pound. cash. Alum
Pills in walls of 100 EACH with full directions for use
at 81 per vial On the Pills liberal discount will
be made by the dozen, to sell again.
BENNETT l. BEERS, Sole Agents for the
NH 10 Rockbridge Alum Springs Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

BRANDY AND WINE -IOI-2 Pines
= > Pure hennessy Brandy, Vintases 1916 to 1856
oo baskets OAainpagno Wine, superior quality pints
and quartz. F
80 / and Ca4ss madeira snd Sherry Wine.
Ia store for sale by
mn l5-Iw DUNLOP M0NCIrRE b ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

I .ATEST FROM HAVANA.-TLe sub
- scribers have Just received a small lot of unu-
sualiy iine CIGARS, warranted Genuine. con.istiug
IN part OF the "Corons," the "Catedral" and The
"BJaiMa," L0ndres These branda are among the
m0at celebrated IN the world, and are seldom if ever
met with IN this market. The Sni0ki4q Public are
invited to call ana examine them.
Iuh list NORRORNE EORTONs, IN
No 1854 Main St opposite Americsn HotsI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17
EIRE AND MARINE TNSURAN(

IL can be effected with the Albemarle Insurance
Company on as favorable terms az with any ether
company in this State possessing zeal cash capital
to meet losses Apply to
STOKES l. CO.,
- Agts Richmond Va.
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Secy,
Charlottesville Va. Ia ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

SUPERIOR FAMILY FL ORSE AND
~ BUGGY FOR sALE-Oniy five years old war
ranted in every respect, and child can drive him
Sold for want of use. Also light Buggy and Har-
ness, made by Ford, NJ Y, very handsome Enquire
at NH l5-ts G.. L. EARNEST,S Stahte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

A LOI very Mica Dried Apples. Fresh
n Roll Butter and Lard, just to hand and for sale
by CP WORD
NH list LIST corner above u. S. Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

ROChDhIbGE ALUM " 7 E r.
~ From the Virginia Rockbridge Alum SPRING.
receiving from the Springs direct Price
par Dbl, $40; half Bbl., ST. by the gallon, SO cents
Cash on delirery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

The Emperor at the Camp OF ST. Omers, and
nothing further was known respecting his intenk.
ed visit to the Crimea. Runners of important ar.
rests for political causes having been privately
made, were circulated in Paris. Persons in high
distinction are said 10 be implicated.
The M0RueHr announces the loss of French
trigate with troops In the straghts Of Bonifaro -
All on board, upwards of 600 in number, persisted.
ITALY.
The Sandman chambers voted the suppression
OF the monaEteries
- Nothing further was known of the adherence Of
Tuscany or Naples.
BELGIUM.
Lord Russell had an interview with King Leo
pOld on his way to Berlin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17

1--WE DOLLARS r E WARD.-Ran
l. away from the Columbian Hotel on Tuesday.
yep. 2'th, q negro man named AUGUSTINE, who
has yeeu acting Barkeeper tor several wears He
is bright nul ITO about feet inches PHI: wears
amoustache. The above reward will be paid to any
person who will deliver him to us or place him in
Jail. NH l6-1w DAN'L WARD & co
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20
CITY Tx S.fLE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will sell at the
~ City Council Room, in the city Of Burlington,
Des MONIES Ciunty State of Iowa, ON The first Mon
day, 9th day of February. 1885, all the Lots, Out
Lots, and parcels Of ground in said city. on which
the Taxes are due and unpaid for the year ls53-
Sale to take place between the hours Of ten o'clock,
A and O'Clock, 7. " Of said Jay, ana TO conti-
ne from day day until all such lots are sold, VIZ:
n Lot No. /, 49, liza, IA, und Is, 3S, 3sa, ~,
Sx69 of IS, i0X50 of 49, 3OxS0 Of 81, laxZO OF 90,
20x59 of IL, IS, rs, II, lSxllS of So, o0x59 OF
oo 1902, of 1913, "a. l3l, 1876, i3o, l51a, lt2
80 TT III, lS3, 40X59 of 1913, 2ox2o OF 1873, ~ OF
2l4 20xiS Of 237 2Sx73 of 239 32xl Is of 239 240,
e part 2Ox6O of 24i. 2Ux60 of 252. 90 ty60 Of 257
s9x60 of 25S, 269, 29 299, 800, 325, 3ox42 of 1885,
0x50 Of 1886, 81 1853, 5Sa, 1853, 5sxh0 Of 3Sl, 57X60
Of 3S2, 4l3 40x60 of ABS, 5sx6O of 4la, 29z6o OF
446, 3exll7 of ass, 455a, 456, 457 451a 464 2ox6o
If All. e 2sx60 Of Az. 414, 1872, 2oxli7 Of 5iO,
66xil7 If 5l6, 207, POS, SOB. 500, 592, 593,
59i. 59S, 500, Co., 6l2, l3lxll7 Of 627. part 62s,
631, G36 636b 636a n 63S, 90xli7 Of GA, 65l,
80 fit 657, $50, 6s1 700, 7oI, 702, 7l3, 728,n5
767, 767, part of TO, 7s2, t7S2 lsoxll7 ~ lot
500, l95Sll7 Of S99, GOA, lot in block si2, IN
block 9l4, 8 and 10 in block 9l9, a22b $780, n
g26, 92sae 932, GO in $40, W e 942a, Re i3o
TT 9i2a, 90xZi0 1t 9I2a, lots and 5 In 94S; l, :,
and in block 95l; in block 952 lot in 953; lot
20 in 95l; 4, ), s. IA and II in block 957 and
in 95s; l, 2, 10, ii and II in $685. 3, 10, and
in $50; 2, 3, A. s. s, IL and Is in 982; and in 963;
20 and u in 967; Is in 500; and IL in $40; OIL S,
9. of and of ID in 97l l, 2. !, s. II and Is in
972; l. 3 3, 10, ii and IL in 49, l00 It of 9I7 26ox
240 of 97S; und ] Of 6Ox2io of 919; J of 970a;
979e; % n 979c; und and 9, 10 in 9S4:
3Sox4G0 in $780, 50x90 Of 9Ss; 90xl0O of $685. u 100
of 9o9. Lots in Peasley's Addition to Burlington
10, Ii, 35, 36, 81 and 49, Lots in Ilenrys addition
to BurIing ton-7 and Is. Lots in Barretts Addition
to Burlington-4, 5, g. Z, s and 0 in block 3 5, 6,
s, and 10 in block I, s. 10, IL. II, 13, Ii,
Is, 49, II and Is in block 5; l, g. 4, 5 and Ii in
block 6 10, II and IL in block 8; and in block
. ~ l,al- n,,1 x tv,k i,cl,
23, 4, 5, and I in block Is IL in block II; and
in bloc 81; 6 and in block 23 8, 10 and L in
block %; 3, 4, 5, g. ana in block 80; II. IL, II
and Is in block IS 4 in block AZ 5 and in block
49, in block Az s, g. 10 and 1 in block IL 6 in
block i7 2 3, 4, 5 and in block 4S IL in block
81 10 and Ii in block "a l, 4, 5, Z and in block
56 in block 81 2, 8, 4, and g. in block So;
IN block 80. NEWLIMITS.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20

Diogenes favors the amticholera increase Of spir-
1t nations in the navy as by that means every Jack
will have his gill.
The Journal of Commerce Gays that the great Ms
sourian, at the Academy of MLsic BENT ON rails
ing an excitement! oil
The young woman who tainted away has been
told by her family that it would be more delicate for
her to faint at home.
Women arc like old fashioned houses with many
doors and few window. 1t is easier to gain entrance
into their hearts than to see through them.
A HrsT.-what if there should appear in the
next European Emily Recipe book (revscd in Lon
don and p;iris directions how to take Gree out Of
maps?-Pun h.
Young ladies' schools are often places where fe-
males unlearn the good they have studied and piac
tised at home, and learn those things" which add
neither to their head heart, nor hand.
Isn't it strange how circumstances alter cases?
When the price Of four falls the bakers don't hear
of it for week or ten days afterwards but when it
rises some how other tie news spreads in half an
hou!
The Detroit Democrat says that of all the dressed
hogs that have been sent forward from Detroit to
Buffalo, since the close of naviyation the great
Western (Canada) Railway, not carcass has as
yet reached its destination. The cars loaded with
pork stand on the side track at Paris! The quantity
is immense and the danger Of spelling il great the
10 $ must be heavy.
A late writer in speaking of sour-krout says
s't is the connecting link between damaged
cabbage and picked manure.
PoLIrE.-sI do not wish to say anything
against the individual in question:" said a
polite and accomplished gentleman upon
certain occasion, ssbut l would merly re-
mark in the language of poet, that to him
truth is stranger than felton,"
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20

a Doc SELL.-- Yesterday, some wag pro-
cured the insertion of the following notice
in one of the New York papers.
WAyTEp-Ten full-blooded Newfoundland Dogs
two years old. Irqure at the Odean, Williams
burgh, l.. I.
The advertisement was undoubtedly read.
When Mr.. Theale arrived at the Odean in
the morning, he was surprised at seeing a
large number of fierce looking dogs around
the place. A glance at the notice at once
cleared up the mystery, and the dog owners
and dogs were sent in search of the king wag,
the Major. About fifty dogs arrived during
the day from Bushwick, New York, Jersey
City and Brooklyn. Dealers h Id stiff up
per lip early in the morning, and prices of
full blooded" dogs ranged from $40 to S25,
but before night prices were quoted from SO
to S., with no buyers.-[N. Y. Tribune.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20


INTERESTING LEcTURE.-Rev. MIR. Jennings,
Of the % Presbyterian Church Of this city,
is delivering series of Lectures to his con-
gregation on Sabbath evenings, on Bible sub
iects. If the one we heard last Sunday even
ing was fair sample, they arc of rare in
terest, and deserving # tie general attend
ance they are receiving. The theme discus
sed was the Divine Institution of Marriage,
as first ordained in the Garden of Eden, be-
fore the fall-which involved the true posi-
ton and mission Of woman-and the relative
post on and adaptation of the sexes. 1t
never has been our fortune to hear more
enlightened, just and catholic exposition of
the subject, delivered in clearer or more
foreible language. He condemned voluntary
and forced celihacy as contrary to the letter
and spirit of the Divine Law-spoxe of
polygamy as an abrogation of the marriage
relation which has only existed in the darker
periods Of the worlds history-as contrary
to the Divine Law, an evident violation not on
" of all the finer and noblcr feelings of man
a. contrasted with beasts that perish, but in
contravention of the laws Of our being
whereby the sexes had been kept numerical
", so nearly equal from the creation to the
present time. IS
His subject for next Sabbath evening is the
"Fall," as recorded in the third chapter of
Genesis.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20

THE CRIMES AND CASUALTIES OF THE PAST
YEAR.-We find in our exchanges tabular
statements of the crimes and casualties in the
United States during the year which has just
closed. The footings up are as follows:
The total amount Of property destroyed by
fire is estimated, in round numbers, at TWEEN
ty-fye millions of dollars.
This number of persons whose lives have
been sacrificed by burning buildings is put
down at one hundred and seventy-one.
There have been one hundred and ninety
three railroad accidents, killing one hundred
and eighty-six persons, and wounding five
hundred and elghty-nine.
There have also been forty eight steam
boat accidents, killing five hundred and eigh-
ty-seven persons, and wounding two hundred
and twenty five.
During the year six hundred and eighty
two murders were committed, and eighty
four persons were executed. In the State
of New York alone there were twenty -four
murders and seven executions, and in Cali
fornia sixtyfour murders and fifteen execu-
lions.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20

CAUGHT ~ THE ACT.--As Albert Richards and p.
A. Chase of this city were returning from Machas
last Monday large vol crossed tie road about two
rods ahead of them in pursuit of deer which was
about Twenty feet ancad Of the wolf. The wolf came
up to the d er in going about two rods after they
had crossed the road and caught him by the neck;
Richards and Chase had their rifles loaded by their
side which they both discharged on the instant. kill
ing 10Th Welt anddecr which they brought to this
city. The wolf measured feet 81 inches.--Bangor
Mercury
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20
TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Saturday, January 70, 1855.

Mn. BEERS LEcrUREs.-Ws are happy to
,..,n that Mr.. BEERS will deliver q series OF
Lectures at Marion II Ill. The first will be
delivered on Monday Evening, notice OF
which will be found in another column.
We never have had the Pleasure Of hearing
NJ. B.. but from the notices we have seen in
the Keokuk papers, where he is known and
has Lectured, we can venture to promise a
rich treat to those who attend the course.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20
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