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Gold Pens.

IUST received this day, an aADrtmcnt Of SUPERIOR
y DIAMOND POIxTED GOLD PMS which for elasticity
durability andquality in EVERY RESPECT are not sur
passed ~ any housc in the west, and which jAill
warrant have them ut prices from 50 90 to $4S 90
per DOZEN, or from so cents to IS apiece.
Among the lot may be found
Bagley' Superior Bank Pens.
Dswssn, Warren b Hydes tip top Pens.
= I" !" Ladies' do
Ansel 4 Edwards do
Edwards Bushncll's do
Moore, Clark 4 Co.'S Superior Bank do
~ z" !" 9 Ladies' do
The Eagle 20
The Scotch Victoria do
Pleasecall and examine for yourselves and you will
lind that better and cheaper pen cannot be bought
ont Of VAN METERS
nov ~ Oh s Book Store.
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DIED-In Newark. Ohio, Mrs. MARY KEEvEs
wife Of Mr. Anthony Reeves and sister of one Of the
siitos Of this paper, aged As years.
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y ANCROFT'S history of the U. SIS vols. Ford.
- history of Illinois Journey b Csatra Africa by
Bayard Taylorjust received 1t the Exsisog Literae
~ Depot. loct ~ '54l E. A. VAN METER. J.
TINE Lamplighter, Poems Of the Heart, Partt
l. leaders-sketches Of Jefferson, Hamilton Jack. ~
son, Clay and Randolph, fer sale by aIN lar NaAa
Oct.l7, '54. Ella saS.4ataa E.A.vAN METER. arc
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I Burlington, Dec, II, 1854.
JOHN PIERSON, r
VS..
JOHN s. DAVID, and others.
CHANcERY.

To John S. David, A. ID. Green, Salena Cameron.
Elizabeth David, Sarah Letter, Jacob Letter, Mar
tina Remck, David Remick, james b. Cameron,
Robert Cameron, Hawkins Cameron, Edward Ca
meron, Henry d. Cameron and Josiah Cameron.
VOU are hereby notified chat there is now on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of Des
Moines county Iowa. petition Of John Person, set
ting up lien for purchase money on certain lands
described in said petition, and in your hands, with
notice, and claiming decree against you FOR SAID
purchase money and interest that said lands may
be sold discharge said lien and that unless you ap
pear and thereto, or before Gath day OF
October A. D. 1854 or according to the rules OF said
Court judgment and decree will be rendered against
you thereon. JOHN PlEKsON, Sen.
By JAMES GREEN, his Atty.
ORDERED that this notice be published in the Hawk
Eye. s.41 A. J. MkSSENdEf, Clerk.
dec. IL, '54.-5
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NEGOTIABLE EFT.

Uerbiyorous animals are certainly more
affected with tubercular disease than carnivo-
rous. It Is feet also, that butchers, VINO
,nm much animal food, arc seldom consump-
tive; and truth conpels me to say, thar IN .
few cases could distssctly connect the devei,
epmeat Of consumption with . proiongeo
. experiment Of vegetarian diet. Unless well
managed, and in very robnst constitutions.
veset1rianism tends TO produce IN excess OF
the albuminous element Of blood ana den-
cheney Of it, Hbrine, iron, and red pats'cies,
imparting q .palencss and 6abhiness TO the
tissues, general dalieacy OF look, and want
Of stamina and power Of energetic endurance.
This ID state of n1atters assurediy verglng
on the pathological condition OF the nulds
ch4racterizing the scrofulous constltuhon:-
Hence the necessity for caution 10 yegetafia9,
experiments. Let me not be misunderstood
q Internationally dscrying vegctarlsn,sm::
THERE'S much good in hut 1t is capsoie o.
aagvsaE sbuses, .qsite, - IN unmixeo c, ~.
Haviae syuerimented carefully On mysen io-
two ysars, with ysessAsrih-tn' s''re ..' -
taeIssa=se ssia ;8sesHa~eg Jviift3 81, ssx.
,gs.l!asd q an, .o,,,.., !, =.
nor q :. VI! not do for ali heaifhv rsa ~
m,alids I" ,ndi:criminate recomme,S ,, t;:vP,ss
- aa<iaiasy q diesatk III {( +. M;NA
tons ars - - .snlsnai food. The grand cues.
and bo- 20 stop and when to fs.cc~m . - -
80 20 go.-lQf. Ralh;e.e
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MANN 9TH
CL 0 4 HING STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BE n EZEK,IE Ell.

HAVE justreceivea and opened my Fall and Win
i ter stock Of
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
To which the attention Of the public IL respectfully
solicited. Having thisseason supcrntended the man
ufacture Of my stock, cal recommend il az 10 uual-
ity Of material durability Of make and .tyle OF cut
above any stock ever brought to this city. Anongs,
this stock will be found
b COATS, s..
Of every description. Black and other colOrs Frock
and Dross Ccats, Beavercloth, Broadcoth Lion al in
Petersham, Felt, Whitney, Cashmere, Sattinet, and
Tweed business overcoats. -. s.
NTs, tsaf
OF black and fancy Doeskin and Cashmere, Tweed,
Beaverton and othe. Pants.
-. ss@ " FISTS.
Fine cut silk Velvet and Plush Vests, Black and
Fancy Satin and Silk, Cashmere, Sattinet, cloth
and other vests. aFA4at sta --l7T-as 70
FCRNlSHINC GOODS. .4 st aa
Black and fancy silk and satin crAyats and stocks
pocket handkercheifs, white and fancy shirts, sk,
merino flannel and cotton undershirts and drawers.
trunks, carpet bags gloves and variety Of furnish
ing goods. 7
With many thanks to the citizens Of Burlington for
their past patronage would solicit continuance of
1t, feeling confident in assuring them that If good
goods and inOdarat prices offer an inducement they
shall never leave my store dissatisfied,
Country merchants visiting Burlington for their
stock will DO we'll to call and examine my stock as
can assure them my prices will compare tost favor
ably LOUIS or any pace IN .c ,s..
B. EZEKIEL.
Jefferson street, door east Of Coolbaaa6h Broc..
Bankers.
Sept. II, "a.
u ~ <Ia 49, I'll. y
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Carpetings * Rngs.s3ps bas ~.
a NEW stock Of latest and best styiescan be- had
"A at oct 20. T.. L. c. B. Parsons. Is
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TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Tuesday, January 2, 1856.
II The Fr;emds Of the Hasukeye:

To the Frisnds Of the HosOkeye:
The approach Of the New Year affords suitable
occasion for reminding our friends, As well in the
city of Burlington As throughout the State, Who ap
preciateour efforts to publish useful and accepta-
bic paper, that . word hty spoken among neighbors
and friends, would place Us under removed obliga-
t;ou.. and enlarge our sphere Of usefulness We
determined our paper shall reflect the marvellous
MULTIPLICATION and prosperity Of our people, and the
growth and beauty Of oar city and State; and thus,
present claims upon the confidence and regard of
the people second to no other. , 81
Our strenuous clcrts to deserve the support and
confidence Of discriminating public, have, to .
consde. able extent, been acknowledged and appre-
ciated. We have had steady increase in subscrip7
lions, and constant and healthy improvement in
tbe business Of the olcc Butour lists do not num-
Der as yetby several hundreds Is many as they should
70 warrant the large outlay We contemplate making
in the spring for the imr-ovment of the Hswkeye.
AT the earliest practicable momentit is our intention
shoud We meet with that encouragement which would
warrant i, to prcsent our paper in shape worthy
If the first city 10 the State ani in all respects at
reast eduaf TO any other paper publls..ed ID any
city Of our population East or w9t. in mechan.- ~
execution, energy, and enterprise, We 10 not iRtsnd
10 be beaten here or elsewhere. III
syaa those who sayc in the short period Of sas
connection with This S up become satisfied Of our
intention, and ability to print useful and aceepta
hle journal, devote few hours to procuring sub
sesiptonsl Could they, by any possibility, spare
fev hours for this purpose it would place us under
great sbgati ,ns, and perhaps be the means of in
surfing success to our enterfrisea
Our terms ore cash. We shau receive no subscrip-
tins out Of the city, unless accom- panied y the
cash. a"'
Weekly Hawkeye >i''o
Tr-Weckly" single copy 400
&c" q" Peoples 700
5 1000
~ L" 1900
Dec. is. DUNHAM BKOWN.
DR.. JEwErr lectured to the friends of tenn
perance last evening at the Congregational
Church. There was large attendance,
and it seemed to be the general opinion that
ell- .,.e.:- II <ho ks,b ro.,,,f a t;n,, vvh;~h
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Ind in MA Money.

g Ind liz ma Money.
Bank Of clevilIc-Clinton Bank Of Columbus.
I HAVE IL cases Mems thick boots, calf do. boys
aud childrens boots and women's walk ng shoes all
rstrate articles which, will sell cheap for the above
named currency at par. Dec. IL. W. SruRGIs
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DR.. JEwErr lectured to the friends of tenn
perance last evening at the Congregational
Church. There was = large attendance,
and it seemed to be the general opinion that
be fully sustained the high reputation which
had preceded him.
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Wanted .

10000 lbs choice fresh butter, 20o0 dozen sffesh
eggs, 100 doz. chickens, dead alive bseswsx dry
the highest price will be paid at all times. s.yna
aa9 W. III. ANDERSO7 Is
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COST for CASH,
NOTICE.

THOSE knowing themselves indebted to the under
i signed, either by Note or Book account, are re-
uuests to settle the by the lst IF February next
A. all unsettled claims will be placed in tho hands
proper officer for collection, after that date. eaa
-~-----s----4--.-a-4----,-4, LOGKARD l. CO.
} Burlington Dec, II, 1854. q ltb plm
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H. 900 Dollars worth Of Goods
AT AUCTION.
sIIE undersigned wishing to close their present bus
incss will offer for sale their entire stock Of Dry
Goods Clothing Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &e, &C.,
~ Al Auction,
commencing on the 18Th of JANUARY next, to be
continued from day to day, until all are sold.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums of fifty dollars and under, Cash, over IF
ty to one hundred dollars three months credit and
all sums over one hundred dollars MONTHS credit,
to be settled by Note with good approved security
In order t. reduce st ok much as possible. we
shall commences this day selling
COST for CASH. e
which will give those wishing to purchase chance Of
obtaining cheap desirable goods our stock being
new and well assorted.
Our Store will be closed the Sth Of January, pre-
paratory to Auction. s LOCkAKD 4 co.
Burlington, Dec. IA, 1854.
II
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WAGON STILL RUNNING.

The subscriber will respectfully inform the pub-
lie and his old customersin particular that
received and in full and general assortment OF
Groceries and Provisions which will be cold cheaper
than the cheapest for cash only Please call and sec
and satisfy yourselves and not be mistaken.
Oct. 7tk. s54. a# WIN. III. ANDERSON.
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HISTORICAL sketches Of Statesmen who flourish
II ed in the time Of George ..lae Third, together
with remarks on tn. rench Revolution, y nsnis
Lord bro" sAam, r. R. S., ut
dee. 5th. s54
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'ASY NAT, or the Three Apprentices. with il
IL lustrations, at VAN METRES.
nov. 16.
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THE Comprehensive Commentary on the HOLY Gov
i BILE the last and best edition in SIX vnrrss
~ .as Tdec. 81 4@1s COEoI .
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DON'T ALI SPEAK TONG.
For one Of Hailet Z Comsten's Celebrated
CARVED LEVER PIANO FORTES!!
MT ANUFACTURED to order the latest improved
lvl style and workmanship and for sale ut Boston
prices by (nov. 25.l J. s. KIMBALL co.
1T ISTORY of Cuba, or Notes Of Traveller in the
Tropics, being political, historical and salts
tca account Of the Island from its first discovery to
the present time, by Maturin NJ. BaIlow, at
nov 10. VAN METERS.
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TUST received good assortment of gold and silve
u English levers silver hunting case anchor and lie
pines open faced lsvers and Lepines, quarters, &c
for sale very cheap by
April Is. A. w. W.CAhfEN1En.
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NEW Concordance to the Holy Scriptures. IN !
IA single Alphabet, being the most comprehenslv'
and concise Of any before published, for sele at
dac IA CORSE s.
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MI EMS Buffalo Over Shoes; Mems Metallic Over rs
lvI Shoes: Women aud Chilirens, do. do. do \
Womens' Buffalo Over Shoes; a good assortment for
sale by g-5.sI fe 7. i. b @. B. PAReONS.H0I
Dec. Z, 1854. s,fssars
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NILvERNARE.-ssilver table, and tea spoons,
y cream spovns mnstard spoons, desert spoons salt
spoons sugar shovel butter knives &C., for sale by
sept II, "a. A. w. 4 w. CARPENTER.
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shawIs Com forts + Hoods.
nFevery variety and price q .s w
N oct 26 Al ast.sa TIL kC.B. PAsepsss
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....cv groceries,
p.,.nos. sose oysters 70 dss tomato nss sa' ssa
% Gun Rs ss:s. ifs
- one fourth ehe't' co. e: ale y KIMBALL co.
| march 80 20.
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AJE have fine assortment Of BUSKINS and Ov-
w er shoes for men, women and children, new
stock. oct 70 T. L. d G. b. PARSONS
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DEARTH OF TALENT IN GREAT BRITAIN-Ac
eordng to the London Times, there is scarce q
man Of genius in England, in any of the arts
from the art of war down to the art of making iron
ratings In one of its leaders, amenting the deartb
OF eminent talent of Great Britain, once So fru;t.
fulo great men, that journal SAYS:
The Great British nation is beginning ~ loo.
to be conscious not only of some II .turaI Iaf;o'
cies, out even or temporary observation of TX
powers. we nave some good painters tbouob
even they are finding their matches abroad. HIT g.
the reSt-let us see! Wewant a Heayen.sont CIV,
eral a slur upon Gen. SimpsonI VIZ want q non,
Ia ming az Iennysonl We want a good historian
hot brilliant essayist Ia sheer at MacauIax but
man VINO can write a eompendous and classical
history OF England, any other history W.
want some endurable sermons IA sarcasm Iaunch.
ea AT the whole British clergyl If the mint in :,
now mas no luininaries to mention ON tho otbor
hand the stage is not in its palmest state. There
ded lately in great distress man who couId oon,.
pose some original airs but at this moment II can
not De pretended that we have sin tle eomnosar
ol extraordinary genius. Going lower into those
homely regions where Prince Albert loves N So.
eonr and elevate the soul of British art-n f,rr,;
.ure' paper-hanging, ironwork china, and .im,as,
everything that contributes 10 the decorot;n,a -
our houses, we are still beaten by foreioners VI
,P1 a OF birmingham, within these few yoor.
smo splendid mansions have been bn;It in po s nt
W ihinonaires, both wth'costly iron ra;l;nn my
e e, however, from abroad tho o,bor n;5 -.uc
oni some home foundry. The foro;o. o'a ";,.y
more.' iet Is an iron railing and no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

FRENCH WHEAT BUYERs-wo
some time SINCE that agents Of Oh, hotieed the fact
e.H,hent were making large purchases iench gov
a. a. Ineaso ana other Western places. Tba Wheat
e. democrat says ''the party in this n re-, Gh,ca-
Frsnn who is supposed to have ssd s
81 aoo nn ee ,S and who paid out here over er
sill +, ~ through the Marine Bank of this civ j.
sun IN the market and his purchases no donbt Is
s.oaly 70 Keep up prices in the present 81
ssa.s oi our money market His purchasas ~
an uo sny spring wheat and he has been nay;nc
si.'o per pushe for some days past-RorL Fr,',a.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

THE COAST SURVEY arr,cr No.
hat conc very important
sev aase recently been made an tho oast sn
e s e,.e - .ss art Of eeeiropyng The prodae
.he work Of Years 4 2, charts. which was once
~ Mhe the impressions upon panar :. ~ lew
s:u,~enes as good as the old method w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

PETERSBURG AFFAIRs-We take the fo,lo,,;,c
items from the Petersburg Express, of Yesterday,
Fresehtatton-The Rev. DIR. Deems was present.
Ell with splendid Bible on Tuesday afternoon IN
penan OF the young men of Petersburg, as token
sie SINCERE C regard and unatered appreciation
vi nm as christian Minister" The Rev gon,la'
''aa was affected to tears during the presentation
. deetaem-Miehael Tavery, who has n mo,bnr
, niehnond had his right leg badly crushed =, a
s stana yard on Tabb street. by the falling of
ses N' arc ufaWing full hotI-
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armer WING n ho Illinois exceedingly profitable
ral Company recently infofmed an ,s3 me Cen
h;s . rus year realized profit OF a Der ae ,a. ne
, crop II Is said an agent of Verpn,,s Re rom
mem, .ssanpany Is now at Chicago making arrag
prlng Farms for 100 families - ,h ,ahilles next
ss,,I already been bought This marty i IL s,,y
.rr;a'.I,g aourlg mill and a man;,fac,, anht
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, NAsHINGToN. Tuesday nicht. Dec u

WASHINGTON, Tuesday night, Dec l9.
The Senate will tomorrow elect Nicholson &
Forney printers to that body How Mr.. Beverly
Tucker is to be provided for, 1 know not but do
not think this arrangement could be made in de-
fiance of very strong opposition from him.
Among the memorials presented to the Senate is
one from Jonas z. Levy, drawn mp by Mr.. Cox. OF
this city, Mr.. Lcvy's Attorney charging Mr. Comp
tfolcr Whttlesey with all kinds of frauds and chi
. canery to the prejudice of certain claims of Mr.
Levy / would not willingly interfere with Mr.
Leyys interest, but win venture the prediction
that neither he nor any other man can succeed in
impeaching the honesty of Mr.. Whittlesey Well
indeed, would it be for the national exchequer
could we commit it to the safe keeping of many
sucl officers. He has made enemies during the
few years of his occupancy of his present place,
but their enmity will not live so long as the respect
even they must entertain for his probity and
honor.
The House did no voting today, and the hours
We're CONSUMED in excited though futile debate
There were brisk speeches made and some keen
encounters and denuncatons but no apparent re-
suit was attained. In a few instances thought
there were indications Of a desire on the part of
members of the American party of the South to
coaiesce with the Democrats, provided the latter
would repeal a certain resolution which was BY
some regarded as insulting to the American party.
But this did not meet with much favor any side
and was vehemently denounced by Mr.. Marshall
of Kentucky.
Mir. Smith, of Virginia, the most uncomfortable
antagonist in the world when words are the we a.
pons used explained his position as that of an un-
wavering Democrat, who yet could recognise
oaoush of good in the platform of the Americans
IN Virginia to induce him to avoid quarrel ing with
them.
Conscious that some of his Republican s:coJts,
had been somewhat discomtitted, Mr. Giddings
cane to the rescue but, as usual said too much to
please his friends. Hei powerful old veteran,
whose courage atones in part at least for some of
the qualities that cannot be commended in him =
Full six feet tall, not heshy, but exceedingly broad
across the chest, with plain blunt features hair
perfectly white, and stoopshouldcred, he appears
as though age had not disqualified him for the pur-
siiit OF his former calling. and as though the ham
mer swung by his stalwart arm could make the an
VII ring most cheerfuly
Nothing definite appears likely to proceed from
to-day taikyct trust that it may act as an alte.
Fative upon the House, and induce any change from
the tetiousncss of the past fortnight A b G.
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FMGHTfuL DEATH.-On the 18th ms, ,s No.
or in North East Duchess county Nov, Vn., farm
saving wood at his door with circular saw was s
10y horse power, the saw exploded, and n; ,r,
about six inches square struck him in the ba.I
almost instantly aiming niii
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A CARD.-.The Subscribers desire to in.
IA form their friends and the public generally that
they have determined to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
in conducting their business commencing the first
of January next.
We shall have on hand at all times complete as
sortment of the best FAMILY GROCERIES, which
will offer at the lowest possible rates and it shall
be our constant endeavor to prove to customers
by the quality and prices of goods that it 10 to
their advantag e well ours TO sustain this system
Feeling thankful TO customers for their patron
age respectfully solicit continuance under the
cash system. L. 7. ELLIS co.
de 12-im* l84 Broad IT.
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SOMETHING FOR THE MILLION...
- KENDALL'S GUTTA PERCHA WATER
PROBING is evidently destined to have large sale
We speak hat we know, when we say that it will
render Boots, Shoes, Carriage Tops and Harness per-
fectiy waterproof soft and plant, and greatly adding
to the durability of all Leather fabrcs f applied &C.
bottle
The above article can be had of o. H. CHALK.
LEY, 18th street, Richmond, Va, wholesale and rc.
no 22-d6wtn -
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,;an 81 SHE blacksmith aud stone finishing nor
@as Destroyed bS Ses iron foundry at Wheeling
Joss Is estimated at $1,000, and ,hs iash The
tse WI be suspended for eight or ten da ~ e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

FATAL EXPLOSION INA Co.y utvp o..u
nesday last, one of those terrific explosions The
itsul leareessness, occurred in the mines of Mo-
,rs. T. Bast 4 Co, by which man of the nama ~
Joseph Wooley was killed; SO great was the now.
bia,, aae Apiosion that whole pillar of coal was
" p nearly all the bones in his bodyMnersrW,
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ISL H sos,a AN, and WDowERs-we find tina, in
2io0 bachelors to w;d Were married to spnsters,
the ss More than 1000 wdowers stand h to
sue Q. rather more than 5000 Mida Mefe by
.tsr Of eighty Tbe n,ne,y to SPIN
ty, the youngest widow sixteen.~E"e was tween
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-20

an extent IN ,9f new Counties has prevailed to sc
to have multiplied tSe na OF the South and West
one bnnd 10 an extraordinary degree GeS IN those
and n S Sh; and Virginia one GeoFga has
uous States of N nne,y and on while ihe n nnn
but little over half hu 1rh and Pennsylvania have