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p A SaRIors Acc1pESr-As the Western Stage
came in last night, some where between this
city and New London, horse and buggy was
found in the road, and near it Mr.. Sampson, of
the latter place, badly hurt, so much SO as to be
unable to give any account Of the matter. He
was sent home tsg4a. ,asii 20 sb@sgif -a
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sTs DECIDEDLY RIcH.--.At the recent term of the
Circuit cour., held at Knoxville after the close Of
the term, the Fl. Des Moines Statesman says.
Ills Honor Judge Mcfarland signifedhis in
tention ofresignine the Office of Judge of the
district in "a very handsome speech Bat he
didn't do it though. sTbereupon sundry officers
OF the Court and members Of the bar without
distinction ofparty," presented a very feeling
and moving remonstrance against the proposed
resignation, reciting the great learning, dignity
and md impar'iaiitys Of Judge Mcfarland and his
kindness to the members of the bar. and Court,
Among the signers we see the name
of our late illus,rious townsman James w.
Woods Esq It is presumed that this, very op-
perfume document will have the effect to retain
this distinguished. though somewhat exccntric
Judge, upon the bench. aalsegs Is ]. S7oi5 q /
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The SUPPER TOMORROW EvEsISe.--Our read
ers will please bear in mind that the Ladies of
the second Presbyterian Church give an enter
tainment and supper at Marion Hall tomorrow
evening. - r! f',z z".25T af-$
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. A APRocLANArIoN-Afe few days ago, after the
marriage Of Mr.. Meagher, the following procla-
nation appeared in the Boston Atlas: I rs
Follow the example Of the patriot Meagher,
add rush to arms! Become at once united Irish
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eB-A Washington correspondent says that the
President is very assiduously employed writing
his message. He adds: 1t will be full Of sound
and fury, signifying strong proclivity fo1' re-
elertion = sZ Ben s=sss gtr.s slf+ ss-e, 44 -
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An English Emigrant woman who ianies
from the Francis Skiddy at Albany Cd Monday
morning. was taken SICK upon the wharf; where
she gare birth Ia short time to. three beraeins
native American bovs sr Aes f.sags Il
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H r w A r r.

~ Jefferson street. Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale Dealer
in HARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER Kip, Calf and Mo-
rocco Skins Patent aud enamecd Leather, Coach Lace
Saddicry Hardware, Wood lInmes, Chains, Enameled
Cloths, Brass Hub Bands, &c., &c. fsgs
tH- The highest price paid for all kinds Of HIDES
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A. ". L ". CARPENTER,

hEAIERS 1n Gold and silver Watches,
~ Cuscxx JkwELsy. gliverSaSe. Pine Gallery, Gold
Pens. Fine Silver Plated Ware, speetaeie., Coral Beads
Asris Aon~.es, Spy Glasses Hair Brushes, Aecerde-
OPS. kn, 90. 81 is 2Ef
tN- Watches and JeAeisy repaired aud sa1abied--
Cssi paid for cid Gold aud Silver Store on Auia sreet
Rayffu1ksn L,Uo F'ff ss5 ser,s ,
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/ lMRER NARR.-I. W. a. w. II. GIL.
IL bert. Dealers in Lumber Shingles Lath and Square
Timber, the Of Jefferson and sixth streets Bur
linrton. Iowa NJ ~, So -
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New Furniture, Upholstery and Looking
Glass Ware. Rooms.

a''iN 6lASS WaT6.hOOmS. Et4G
lCAYLGRD d DEANE, re- AaHE&&yNAa>
N spectfuily inform their friends and
, the public generally that they have .a1as
opened store on Washington street, between Main aud
Third streets and are constantly receiving large and
well selected stock OF FURNITURE Of every description
which they OlIer low for Cash St ssl -s.A = sf.'3S,
Their stock will comprise Sofas, Tete.a. Tees Rock
ing and other Chairs Plain and Fancy Bedseads Marble
and Plain Top Bureaus, Looking Glasses &c. &c ass %
They also keep hand and make order MArTRA
+, of every description. SIX. H. .s.gs 81 ,efT
Fews cushioned and lined Window and Bed Curtains
made and hung after the newest designs a.fTt yea
sE Old Furniture repaired, res,nfed and covered.
Al kinds OF Cphostcrng promptly attended to
able terms Give US call oct Is.
(NTY2 BINEERY. BrRttseroS, 2 .-;6r9p.n
/ ~ Iowa. In Coolbaugh's building, over /i1i8EZA
| iiarbarh W'sfall's Hardware Store, on AILXg
Main street. - 3 ~ Sl SeAAssN
Mnsic Magn Zines and all kinds Of Periodicals. neatly
and substantially bound. lz....,1--'. ~"
lie also authorized to receive orders n kinds OF
Hank Books for the or Bankers County Ofcers Mcr-
chants, &c, manufactured the wen known establish.
ment o Braunhold Sonnc, of Chicago E,s
Pamphlets, Checks, Receipts, &C., &c stitched or bound
| !" order tapre3bpt.l STEPHEN r. ACRES.
t--
Young American String Band of Music.
Mn. lkBY LIN Us. late Of CINCINNATI ,cgs leave to
NJ inform the citlsens of Burlington and lis vicinity
that he Is prepared to call aud play at balls and partes
and peror dances ag the shortest notice isl3t 80
sS Applicatiopmadc on the South Iii,l Two doors
nsrth of Wallbridges octlU-Sm -
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4&G -
eB- The Lowell Mass Courier says that
there are now sold in that city, weekly, an aver
age Of fifty through tickets for the Ear West"
Many of their best men are now taking their
final leave of them. e4s5 4as ii >sasseSsl ,ss,g
sB The Quincy Railroad, it is expected, win
be opened to Galesburg in about a month, thus
forming connection with Chicago. IN, ~...,{y
sHgHs A murder was committed lin ST. Cath
crimes, c. W., last Friday, resulting fr, from ssra
bling in saloon. -.+sAs 4 ,,,s4ss
tT The sales ofIllinois Central lands during
the month of Nov. amounted to i, 100, 900 acres.
IA The total number of hogs slaughtered in and
around Louisville, upto the tsof December is
4o,oo6, against 100000 last year. u ss@ *ai.Ftst
II The St. Paul Democrat, of Now / 9Th, saws
that the thermometer touched ten degrees below
zero on the previous day. g s-'S a'hA>
I. eT 1t is said that the report of the. Secretary
ofthe Treasury win strongly recommend tha. un-
manufactured wool be admitted free ofduty.ysx
t1 Two young men we're locked up in the
watch house in Portland, Me-, week before last,
fcr being drunk and disorderlyin the street, In
the morning one of them was found to be the
son of Judge Wells, recently elected Governor Of
the State. sa .;f Il ~ ksseS. ,l-15
sE Recently IN Chicago, while the Judge q
the Recorders Court was trying a case Of horse
stealing, his own horse and buggy were stolen
from the vicinity of the Court room. za..p $
FATAL ACCIDENT os THE e. e.& Z. r. Ron
Saturday afternoon, just after the freight train
on this road hadleft Oak Ridge station it. raj,
over and instantly killed man, whose name. We
we're unable to ascertain. The unfortunate man
was walking ahead of the train on the side Of
the track hut just before the engine reached him
| he apparenily staggered upon the track, falling
only al few feet in front ofthe engine Chicago
! Tribune. aas ~ Is ga1sss ~ b, 57sq & are
SutcIpE.--on Thursday evening, man naraet
John Steel, from Springfield. Mass, was seen te
run in the direction of the Lake on the north
side of the river. near the north pier till he po
| to the Lake, whenhe rushed in and was drowned
Yesterday morning. Coroner Beach held an in
/ quest onthe body. and asyerdiet was rendered II
accordance with the facts ss stated Beeeaset
asd been Iaborings under dskrian, fre,aeas f.
/ some tnnes and. imagining he Was pursued hae
run into the lake to avoid his pursuers He wa,
shout thirty years OF age and had a railroad
ticket On his person sicr Iowa Gty.-esnicas.
DeHspcratic Press 81 = "a s,sss,s
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CITY SHtsr STORE,-w,

lCITY SHer STORE.-wsN
~ would respectfully inform friends StSss
| and the public generally, that We are nos
opening At the City Shoe Store in Kriech-
baamnss brick building on Washington street; be
tween Main and Third streets Burlington. Iowa large
stock OF Roots and Shoes, which viii sell at small
advance above esstern prices.
we are also prepared TO manufacture all kinds Of La
d,ss ana Genssmens Boots and Shoes to ORDER on te
shortest nosicr and IN the iatess styies sif
sep 9; 49, ss,-5 ROSS VIRGIN
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The Cruel Cause Of all our Woe

If our readers, says the N. Y. Post, desire a
good laugh, they will please read the report made
to the Chamber of Congress to-day by their
committee, in regard to the seizure of the bark
Maury. They will there learn how humble is the
origin of the late newspaper war between the
United States and Great Britain, and what serious
consequences may result from excessive stupid
ity. slA 5 -I III
The whole affair proves to have been quiz
practsed by an officer Of the Maury upon an
ovcrsuspicious police officer and an ovcr-zealous
District Attorney. The British consul at this
port, his legal adviser and Mr.. Champion, were
the wags first victims. Messrs McKeon and
Gushing the next, and we presume that Lord
Clarendon and the principal cabinets of Europe
are now agonizing over the depredatons upon
European commerce, of imaginary Russian pri-
vatecrs, fitted out in the port of New York.
All the parties to the business have made
themselves ridiculous, very. If they had asked
for information about the Maury of any Marine In
surancc company in the city, or of the owners,
whose names they knew two days before the
libel was filed, they could have spared themselves
the modification which is in store for them, and
their respective countries, the consequences re-
sulting from an angry controversy; the whole ex-
tent of which cannot yet be appreciated.
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NEW CHINA STORE.
l IcKITTERlcK a MYYIER

E0ACERS and Dealers In q Mcems.
AG1fes CAlnA. Glnsa 4 RrlianiS Ware,
- nearsy opposite the Barress HoNse, Darlingen,
WnsS sS nov optnine hrGs and beautiful assortment
sra Cntna Tea Sets Dinner Sets, vases and HAncy
Ss,s ~ A'se nne Assortment Of Qaeenswarc, Glass
~hasS Glass, and DraEgis,s bottles pnd yials.
Tn os About cosnncncng house keeping, and all eth
sn. ~ eoeds Of superior quality at peices 10
- VIA the times, WOULD do well 10 cali and exam.
"eek ociers parchasauE eassyhere. apr.ls.
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We are pleased to learn that Prof Fos-
ter, author of Fosters Chemistry popular lee
turer upon that science, has consented upon the
solicitation Of several citizens, to give Course
of Lectures in this city, upon the subject Of
chemistry. 1t is hoped that all who are inter-
ested in the promotion Of the literary character
of our people. will be prepared to literally con-
tribute for this object The course will consist
Of at least six consecutive lectures and will com
mence about the first of January. AT "a d
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BUILDING BuRSEp AND LOSS OF LrFE-Fron,
the Delhi Argus, (Del. Co.. We learn that the
house Of Mr.. Fuller, of Union Township, was dc.
stroyed by FIRE about the Goth of October THE
youngest of the family, a child about.two years
of age, was burned to death before it could be
rescued from the flames. The FIRE originated
from the stove, while. the parents were absent
engaged in back-fring the prairie e s,~..t a.
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Hoes.-Thcre has hardly been a day for two
weeks that hogs have not been shipped by the
cars for the East by way Of Chicago. We be-
iieve We have seen at least one drove pass every
day for that time y Ea lt -
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NeW LiveYv and S.le Steh,

New Livery and Sale Stable. s5s
THE oHders.Ened would inforn the 80 - ssg.-ss
i citizens Of Darlington, and the pub.
lie generally, that he has opened new &e1n2
Livery Stable in the "Crystal Pnlase" Ia 0>
formerly occupied by r Stewart, where
be VIII be happy 10 accomodate all Whok kEN
wul favor HIM with call
Good safe horses and buggies and careful drivers al
ways an hand. 5SAs Z W s7ssS IS. -
Charges reasoasble-horses kept by the 6ay or week
atas how prices as the time will afford. 3
stable on Washington between Main and Third street
July iiN n MCDONALD.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE Law.
$1.939, 500 in Gold Dust.

'fndianear---Halfer's Escaps--Tnenty Families
g. Slain--1 General ,Ayming. - 4..-....
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Civil War in Iansaa.

We have published all that ne have seen in re-
gard to the much TO be regretted collision be-
tween the belligerents in Kansas. II was to have
been expected. The unheard Of enorm;ties com
misted BY the Aisssourians upon settlers in Kan
sas who we're opposed to making its slave State,
could hardly result except in civlwar. Their acia
we're intendedto deter settlers from going there
and TO drive of those who had already settled and
expected to make it their home Their object was
by the enactment of laws under which no free.
man could or would live-by the commission Of
barbarities and enormities only equalled in the
annals OF half civilized and savage States, to
make Kansas a by-word aad a terror every
where and thus secure it to slavery Whether
this conspiracy, which has on its side the Presi-
dent ofthe United States and the power Of the
General Government $50 succeed or not, is q
problem yet to be worked out. We in Iowa are
indebted to the tBorder Rufians,n for at least
fifty thousand good citizens that would now have
been residing in Kansas, but for the, trouble on
the border. aegss s..,4 sf 81 ,g,s-
s As to the trouble now in Kansas, it is extreme
" difficult to get facts. Or to find out who or
what was the immediate cause ofthe. outbreak.
The remote cause is easily traced and generally
understood. 8s5Te 15s 9r9 &a&
This is the last phase Of "porULAR SovEnE1cs-
rY" and we hope the worst But the end is not
yet. H ~ II s3sga
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iIIENDRlE,S FOl'NHRY.-rhe Subscriber
III would tender bis thanks his customers for the lb.
patronage he has received and would saw
that his largely Increased facilities for doing business In
the erection of buildings and additional machinery
enables him to dispatch work short notice greater
perfection Engines OF various patterns and Sizes
and Ers mill machinery aud all the variety Of castings
usually kept at Toupdries constantly on hand Also
Shaws Patent Smut Machine. An kinds or repairing
done shortest notice. Catalogue Of patterns sent to
| order free OF charge July lsiy 81 CfIAs HENDRlE.4
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tB The Medina Gazette says: sWe learn by n
private letter from Kansas, that the Kansas Tri.
abune, edited and published by Mr.. John Speer
formerly ofthis town, for some reason is dscon-
tinued. 1thas not been published for about
three weeks. Joseph speer, who is also well
known in this vicinity, had serious encounter
with one ofthe Missouri Williams, in which he
was horribly mangled. A cash was made from
his mouth around to his ear, and also one across
his throat. They attempted to cut off his head
and perhaps would if assistance had not arrived l.
five get anything further We will lay it before
our readers -. 3s
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A correspondent of the Evening Post, for
whose intelligence that paper vouches,. says
AS to the war, it is at total stand still for the
present and SO, it is now confessed it must re-
main till Spring at the earliest. sebastopol is
where it was, and as it will be two
months hence, if the Russians themselves do not
for stratesicalreasons operating elsewhere, evac-
uate the Crimea, of which, however, there is not
the least probability s,s4 FL ms va,
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G n. RUNsE, Wholesale and Retail ,<sserz5
be dealers in Furniture Shop aud sslcs-rooms-H1
on Main street, four doors south OF Jefferson. 1>
large assortment Of new furniture Just re. 80
ceived Every description OF furniture made order
variety of Mattresses always ON hand.
Metallic Burryng and ready made cofins for
sale OCT 19.vs 9tS81st i5Et!5{lSsstEsE al
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II II HINT & cn

h lust received per Railroad from New York the
As,assoa AMY ,"s'NaAAsS 'ns. sssr came 20
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The Losr s5o,ooo-Thcrc is rumor afloat that
the gold lost while in transit between Dubuque
and New York, has been found. !. 'ti' 1''s ny
The how, the when, the where have not trans
pred .sgs5a san srt.;gi tl,,t. -.
Greedy, its Editor-n-Chief, will spend the winter
in Washington, as the correspondent Of that pa
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!, Golden Era Cooking Stoves.
r RY ANY OTHER
" STOVE..-Hace on hand the different sises of the
above Stove. Any one desirous Of getting a CeoknH
Stove that be good invited to cali and
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FEAT Bloomington, Ia, on Tuesday last, a
Miss Jane E. Cressy, aged II years, was arrested
on charge of infanticide. Isaac Franklin and
wife, with whom the girl lived, was also hauled
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L. D. STOCKTON.
nOINSELJ.OR AND ATTORNEY Al
u LAW. n. W, corner Of Washington and Third sts.
Land Agency Office.

DROWN a IAUEE. darlington, Iowa, have a
ID complete shstraot Of the title toeycIy lot and piece
oisp III this city and county, and will give cAamina-
lion, d, rea -onnbe rates buy and seli Real Esatc
cmn.sion rent property In this vicinity, aud the
taxes thereon &c. s- a4H 4ss Er1f q
~ We will give prompt attention to the collection OF
d,hts drawing aud acknowledging deeds and other wri-
tnxs and any oth.. Law buslness that may he entrusted
tsus f7tstsa 4as june2S.--bpy .-sN
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VOL. q no. s.. s,
~ The lsl,owin,- fam, r.,,,rs.l,o,,. 8.

---.a j u y ~ 80 s =
e: The following from Loaricllow' 1 UNI u,
ed poem, Is certainly exquisite. A. d raetaphoe
TT, the aathaf of T,isatha' has few eqaal.
Never stoops he soaring rui,urv
nn ais 4nsrrs in the desert, i'gi 3 ~
f on the s:ck orwoande,i bison. ~ sSssz
i4ssag Iai another yustuse watching = sss..
/ From his high, aerial look out,
Sees The downward plunge, and soi,s~s
And a third pursecs the second, - r
Ss5a Coming from the invisible Other, zs,1s A.
,4s - first speck and then vulture. -
-. IN the air is dark with pinions 49,
I.s..~ seH.. So disasters come not sinx,y;
But as II they Matched and wa;ted
t Scanning one a,iother's motiots Ffqa7s5
y ent'ie'first desoends the othsrs sa5tI
ss.staeb Follow follow, gathering Gocs-sise.s -
to hoand their victim, sick and wounded:
airsta shadow, then sorror-, s1-F ~
iallthe sir is dark With anguish. s0E as
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Z aMkrHopIsr EnIscoPALa CHURCH IN 0REGoS.
From the Minutes or Journal Of the recent
Conference held in Oregon We gather the fol-
lowing. The mberof Church members, j ,696:
on probatiou,5 SOP; total, .2,49s--beiug an in
crease during the Conferenceyear of s5s. There
are.ss7 stationed preachers; 9 Churches, finished
and in process Of completion, averaging in size
27a by 40 feet, and furnishing Church accomno-
dations for abont 1000 persons. There are sew
en- parscnages, 800; scrninaries and Colleges,
$50, ,4ls-total cost, s5s,6la,o7. There are IS
Sunday Schools; 35l employed in teaching;
scholars, ,562; volumes in library, e,a4s; Bible
classes, 49, Amount collected for Missionary
purposes, s6so,s4; for the Bible cause, sa66,s9..
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CHARLES BEN DARWIN.
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELIOR AT
n Law. Once up staire, In Kriechbanm's new
LuuAias, opposite the Post Office [jc IL ~
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DR. w. W.. NASSAU.
~>rCaCE in Inc new building Of Mr. Krechbauni, op.
4 .ni.s ths posl once, Burlington, lows, where he
=, K Iesad al all hours loot 70
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,,,.. ]. L. CORSE,
W9OLENALE and Retail Dealer In
sss,s - .seekss Stationery 4 Fancy ArttGles,
US y ledtrson street, between Main and Third,
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- FABIAN BRYDOLF,
HOUSE, SIGN. CARRIAGE s. OIINA..
Ii MENTAL PAINTER. Imtator of Wood
and Marble, Fresc8, and Scene Painting Paper Hanging
Glaang, &C., &c.Shop Columbia street Mr. BEN
metz MaRon shof. tL,L-.-5Ll 80 fch4Y ..a.t.I.
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Jno. 81. Gear & Co

GWEEr, scroll and Grnnmepf fnl Saw.
- ing. by R. VI. WASHBUR.N, at Rays Piow Facto
ry, Main street. Bnrng,on Iowa. Brackets of every de
scription done to order. junel Strlw7ml
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
FOOIE & EWING, @

nEALERS In fhe
II GOLDEN ERA Alright Cook Stove;
GOLDEN HARP and PRIDE OF IOWA Premium
Cook Stoves .yft4f
PARI0R, BOX and COAL heating Stoves;
STEEL of all kinds;
HARDWARE, NAns ASp fLAcxsMrfH's TooIs
st. Louis Circular, Mil and Crosseut Saws, Of ali sizes
AND MANUFACTURERS 4sIss
t. or ALL KINDS or TIN HARE;
inar.?2.y Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
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j, w. W HIT Z,
nEALER In STOyES. CASTINGS and
- Hollow Wax, TIL. Copper and sleef-Iron Ware,
Timers Stock, &C., Al the old stand Of Lyman Cook
burlington, Iowa. j.iea0
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s''77st7 UlirO, 8Uec.i3.s
The two splendid New Orleans steamers May
Flower and Collier we're burned at Memphis last
night Both total loss. No lives lost
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he osN ss.
dsanes-
, Gse ABd
dents end
ely use u
eAtiy lurt.
stiack--
whcA
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WHOLESAL.E Grocers and Dealers in wool;
w having in store and to arrive, large aud well Sc
lected stock which they offer the trade at low rates
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az Robt. Gray, aged ninety y-ive, has just
been married, in Fluvanna county, Va, to a lady
aged ninety.two years 5'f. $500 E1a
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az The Lowell (Mass.) Courier says that
there are now sold in that city, weekly, an aver
age Of fifty through tickets for the Ear West.
Many of their best men, are now taking their
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
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URLINGTON MATCH FACTORY

A H. BuRllANS & Co., on Valley street. Burlington,
"a Iowa, would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements in their cs
tabishment, and are making MATCHES of . very
superior quality and prepared to fill all orders how
ever large that they may receive. Our matches
ranted to be as good any made. si- .1Ts.
We are also manufacturing largely, Writing Isks Of
very superior quality, and fill all orders low rates
Orders solicited. |apr,2ly1
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