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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24


NE Locofocos Of Iowa had q grans
|Nv.wow at Fort Dos Moines on the It'll
M We understand that every man who
aa government appointment Of any
sssqsence was there, including all the
I'D officers, with Senator JONES to draft
solutions for them. This convention we
sss,.'and was called for the purpose Of
Amounting the party, by forming . plat
~ upcu which democrats Of all
isas ecald stand preparatory to the
ra iaalc in SO. This was evil
asas he INTENTION Of those who called
\ INV they succeeded in this labor Of
LM ~ public will better understand
'sathey learn that Senator Jones was
dthe committee on resolutions and
ssad spoa the convention the fat-footed
sd'saent Of the Administration Of
sakha Pierce, the Nebraska Bill, aud
y " od'osa sentiments belonging to the
pnas band ofoiicials new in power, in
s't'ss : complimentary resolution to
~ asd Jones, and another advoca ting
sensational repeal Of the prohibitory
y hh is the platform upon which the
.'s'sssey Il Iowa are called on to stand
"&spNoaching National canvass. Will
they aa!
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ko110e13I0U 49, Lev 1A0xo.
Pare Reduced %
A = fsSilk And DOsION,
sc. I'M .NIDx GuAGE AID pesntKs AAcG.
loW York and Eric Railroad |!
1axs cheaper than II any ether iine
UA6o8S8kkS siiI safe arssry Is eailspx ii lie
80 e she ssmi~sy ss.ssr ne Hs,rei Hume,
- sa.'I e s'.s ssn$irrr e. s. -.
1sslingsoa, srIt. 3, iSS5-u s.sssss
NOV 8 Saint Pssith work Z, "a bsavsiy os.
he tims call for actin" s4ass
A ND FIELDS r,spmls BY respectfully intarmine
n the citisensof Burlington and surn anaing coun-
". tAat hs hs, just recsised large assortuest Of
DAGU ERaEnrYrE CASES,
Ct his ROOMS osntS 1t III nd Jeerson streets. oppc-
hss t6s bauet House, where all thoee wishinga frr
enu cnfrcct Likeness IT themselves fSicnds will do
well 10 give him call. ss3s
Psetans taken fs the Lnw!! price Of II 50 to SIS
aptecc. Satisfaction given OF M argos made.
Stock fos saie q very low prces and tins far
si.hsd. q; -. Ailordsrr promptly attended e
d. Isaac Thompsons Much Celebrated
EVE WATER.
~ nerih aasd HaripnLed ~
THlI8 Old and mech celebrated remedy for al dis
= sssesot The eye i now offered to the public in
estirs new wrapper. Each bottle will have Steel
pIate Engraving with the likenetfof IL inventor Dr.
I0ae 1ho0pson, New I0niOa, Cnnnertieus, with .
Fac sis,I. Of his sisnatare. tcfesher with a FAC
proprietor, ISL and 1868. River street. Troy, n Y,
ard none other can puesibiy be genuine.
Psfssns are particularly cautioned asaibs the
esnserfcit, and shaid zee that they psrehaes none
bat the sbUve de<cribed. sasfssest b ~
For sale By Druesistr generally Throughout the U.
9. and Canada. fAus. rs dAwsms
tfIz7 TVND1V.e,s. 1921 n~s- T-x-- -I-.--77-T'-
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G. The Democratic friends Of Ex. Gov.
SEYHoUR, of New York, afe making an effort
to bring him forward - candidate for the
Presidency.
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Ega "a g New York Oct. 20.
The ship Msury, arrested a few DAYS since,
on suspicion OF having been fitted out for
the Russian service, was released yesterday,
after an examination OF the case in the Dist.
Court. g.g -. ,s,.,E.e,sgt ...s.ss :
Two city Republican Conventions met last
evening, and permanently organized as one
body. They afterward nominated citytick
ct, headed by Azariah Flagg, the soft can.li-
date for Comptroller. ...,s.y
2 The Hayann correspondent Of the Herald
stases tat Morales, who was recently con-
victed at Havana Of having in his possession
certain revolutionary docum Etc, hns ben
sentenced to d ath By the garrote, and not
TO the chain gang as before reported. tr,
The Tribune is Informed by correspond
ent just arrived from Kansas t, at recently
in passing through the town Of Kansas, Mo- !,
he was Informed that's gang of border ruff
fans had gone iato the territory for the avow-
ed pu' pose of killing Governor Reeder.
The steam Frigate San Jacinto will sail
from this pert on Monday for Siam and Ju-
panras the flag ship of the East India Squad
ron. She will touch At Kenang where she
will take on hoard Nj. Harris the newly APP
pointed Consul General at Semoda.s Tho
San Jscinto will be followed Immediately BY
the sloop Of war Levant now nearly ready
Tor sea. SIS - st&fssS-sS s}5sz II Il .i39s5
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BurliDgton. OF. -, 1855.

- AN0CCN. - = Y
N1HEREAs on the 18th day Of October inst, 8.
w r. Nun. Of Bgrlingt.n, lows assigned and
said Mum all Of his stock in trade debts and accounts
dus said Mum, said stock in trade consisting Of .
gsnenl ssso.tment Of guods wares merchandise. &c.
in The store then occupied BY said Num- Now there
Nre, thsis 10 notify al persons, creditors Of said
Nunn, 70 present and prove their claims Is speedily
% possible, in order that the effects in our hands as
aid assgnees and trustees may be applied and dis
poeed Of according to Law and said assignment.
N, D.Thoss indebted are required 10 cali and ret
~, - mo further iadslgencs will Be given.
GEO. SWEENY,
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c. The Know Nothing candidate for
Governor of Ohio, was Ex- Governor AlLsx
Tnnsts, nearly eighty years Of age. llegot
about $4,000 votes, more than half Of
which should have gone to swell the majority
Of Chase.
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Domestic Goodf.
irish lincns, Richardeons damask table linens, H.
nsn crash and diaper. cotton Diapers tickings drl.
checks hickory, blcached and brown mnsins, white,
blac and rcd blankets. plaid iinseys; Rel. yellow,
blue and white 6annels Canton danncls all coiors,
Caroet bags and notions.
Groccries and Quernsware. II. II. SCOTT.
sept 70 ss Main street.
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C0.partnership Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that have this a. ; as
~ sociatcd With myself in bWsins r. Mr. P. l.. I'm
derwood my former Cle,k. and that we shall contn-
ne At my old stand under tho name Of Thos. Hedge
Go. loot ~, $50 THOMAS lIEDG 3.
""''' y, Williams !. M P.,ss e. Court,
Jae,b Williams. Nov. Term, 1855.
- IR:-Whcrcas u notice was returned irto the
District Court Of snid County. 1t the April term,
A. D. 1855, If said Court, by shc Sheriff. that you
not found in hi bnwick and nm order made by
laid court at said term that you have notice Of the
rendancy Of the above entitled suit by publication
according to law. a'i tt'f
Now therefore you nre, hereby notified that there
Is now file IN the Office IT the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court # Dee Meincs County. Iowa, petition
Of Louisa Williams claiming 10 bc divorced from ths
bonds of matrimony forAundry causes .st forth in
the petition, and that unless you appear and an.
ever said pcttn ON or before the second day Of the
nsxt term Of said Court which Court il to be begun
and holden on he second monday to wis: the i2rh
dny Of November. 1855, . decree will DO rendered
sgaint you upon the prayer Of said petition.
So - f'4t WIN. II. STARR, a.
-a - Atty for Petitioner.
A. ]. MEssExasR, Clerk District Court; ,lssg,
vAv
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Notice..
80 Mouce. !.


To the f,lleving premises and unknown owner
l thefesf. Sail preni Is arc s,tnaic in pc.
Moincs County t,,wa, and known AZ Lots 5, q,
20, 10, IL, r, Is. aud 20, in Bick Z, In Barrcts
Addition to the City af darlington, in said c,uni,
ard Lots q 3. 4. So, l2, IL, Il. Is. Is u, and
is. in Block 962 in Barrels Addition to suis City
Of Burlington, and Lots 3, 8, and in Dl.4k $50
inssad city, and Lots IL Is, L. Is, lS and IL
Block 9i9 in said city, a.d Lots I. "a. 5. 10, IL
and IL in Block u in Barrett Addition to said city.
snd Lot. 8 and Z in Block 20 in Barrstf Addition
to said city, and loisl, $50, 10 and II in Block
in Barreir Addition to said city ,and Lots l. ",
Is, land IS. IN Blerk IS in Rssres's Addition to
said city, and Lts !, f. and g. In Bsk 96l in
said city. and Lois ., 10 and in Blh 81 in raid
city. and Lnts l., 2, and 5, in Blrck sa6 in said
city, aud Lnt in Barrett eub-aiv'sion II IHt gs2
In said city, and Lets TO- II and g, In III rk $50
IN Barret,s Addition TO said city, and Lot 9oes,
300 N 80 feet VI $40 s II SODA, 903 = so BY Ut,
Of 9ot 1856. and ~ in said city. f'
You arc hereby notified that an acfion has bccn
cou,menccd against yoa. The Sheriff having re-
turned Former notice mot found - ard that IN "
bcfn,e the 2sth day Of October. A.. d. 1885, there
will be on le In the tiice Of the Clerk If the D.
tricf CouSfn Dcs Moines County Iowa. Petition Of
J. W Barlow, claiming to- trechse the equity Of
redemption and have his title quoted 10 .ah psrm-
scs. And that unless yt,u appear and answer there
70. on o. bfcro the 12,h day Of Ndvemhr, A., n.
1885 OF acoerling to the rules Of said Court jmis
ment will be rendered sgainsf tos thereon.
JAMES GREEN. Atty. for Plt'f.
Ordered that the above notice be publ ishcd in the
Weekly Hawk Eye 4 Telegraph feur ". els succcs.
sivsly. (oct, q ,m4w.) a. J. MESSENGER. Clerk.
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New Millinery and Dress Goods
MRS. hENDRICKSh has just returned from ~
III New York and has this day received 6s1
large and beautiful stock If t-5ai M
FANCY GOODS. ,y -,
selected expressly to rIea.c tho Laes Of Burlington
and vicinity. Among which may be found miliin-
cry and drcss 2,sss. Trimmings, Embrodeiics, nee
die work Of all kinds, &C., &c, AZ p 800. E,
New styles Of bonncts which viii be sure to please
You. Call and see. sept %.
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Wo0D Wood il about The best sale Il
Anything 10 this markets t present. Oak
b worth e3(13 SO. Hickory e. st
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Charleston, Oct. 20.
Aduel was fought on Saturday near Sa-
vanlah between John Chaplin, late . lieuten-
ant in the navy, and Dr.. Kirk his brother in.
Law. Kirk was killed 1t the third shot,
Chaplin was slightly wounded. .fS
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s :, st. Louis, Oct. 20.
Returns from ell tho counties Of Kansas
show the following result of the election of
the Sd inst. Whitfield 2,5O4, Reeder &c.
The election Of the 9th Z ssed CT quietly
Al Leavenworth city, Reeder bad $50 votes
and Leavenwortv 355, obtaining the two pre-
cincts BY twice the number Of votes cast for
Whitfield. ffs5s = 20 ~ !. a7i
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ca Some Of tho Ohio papers are talking
Of Judge McLsAS as : candidate for Prcsi-
dent. The Judge would mako fast candid
ate and good President. s.z l
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assss
~ o. srs Z 81 81 = y
fetA6 sssr 0ssssasv 49, -
| 1.6s.s. ~ !. ,..... Il,
~ lolIssisg paraerspa-
~ NJ 1;askfesG Daa3ass Ssss killed 6ov
Ssssess "a os.psey.s n rssors = -,
lsts1slly eYedtsei = sssis sseios.
IL fetoss I. ssssrsiiy @saits6 II Nsss&
Nest Dryss, No .,i;i,ss ~ D.,l.. ..
Major Halles witAia nv 1aYS nsrss
lss. Ne Daliss, III ressrning IN god
heaish. . ~ 81 81 -,
nAssAcaE or EnicsAsrs At psyiL' i GArx.
n John Wixsiss, ! son 81 Billy Wiseios,
Of So. Louis, Mo-, hes Just called at our Of.
ice and given ne the following information
u reference to the rumored massacre Of en-.
grants ct Devils Gate
The train consisting Of ten wagons, three
Thousand heal of stock, and according "a
the statement Of Col Dopipban, of Missou-
III who WAS captain Of the company, there
were three hundred souis. Nj. Misxins
says he hiss q means Of knowing the exact
lumber Of people in the train, but he heard
Capt. Doniphan say there sere about three
hundred. The greater part Of the company
were from Missouri.
They left St. Joseph, No., on the 18th Of
March, and got along vary we'll until the
18th OF July, wien they camped in Devils
Gate for the night. Up to this time thsy had
seen bat few Indians on the road; sconse-
qurntly they bccame careless, and declined
s'standing guard" At night. About one o.
ock at night, shout two thousand Sioux
and Cheyennes charged upon them while
tho company was sound asleep, killing all but
six ned, six women and seven children, and
driving OF every animal. 1888
Among those who were Killed were Cap
tain Don'phAu, Col. Pierre Choteau, Of ST.
Louis, Col. Gilpin OF Jackson Co., No.,
Samuel Lane and family Of Indiana, (broth-
er Of Joseph Lane Of Oregon Mr. Cody and
family Of Weston, No.; Mr.. Burch, (single
many Of Platte county, Mo-; Dick Murphy,
Of Weston, NO.; Mr.. John Virgins, our IN.
formant, Lost bis whole family, consisting Of
. wife and three children. s.-ss
The savages after a buried slaughter Of
such - tell IN their way, retreated to the
mountains, driving the stock before them.
what provisions they could we'll carry,
remained, and then started for Salt Lake on
foot. 49,
They accomplished the journey in thirteen
days, four Of which they were without
morsel to eat. They laid their cnse before
Brigham Young, who kindly called q Nor.
mon council, levied . contribution and ft
e. a - . :
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-. NJ r 49, $500.
.;.. $50, $50. !. 5. Nh. I'll En-,
- ..a.;...;.-..-..s;..h .u.~.
a.. 1,,..l - $3.50. =. -.
..-..-.s.l 8
$50. q -. ..s...., ..:.: NJ
80. M, a....;.. - 49,, s....:.s
= : <. s.1,;.,.v "a ,,-.s...... go !,
oynr...;,. ~, {. -.,,o. J. -. ns....;,r !,
,...;,n -;.h him -
- -. .------
"a -.ss- -. 80.
.,d ~. nerve. - reSe.,,,... M. !, IN ~.
suesror,. puerhap, The mover, end 4 tho b.,.
dast. Last NIGHT ~ sav fvalv. WAGON. IN.
49, 49," -. ~.s. .'s' -. 'oo , ''o, :,
. , ..,;.. ~. -a-.. 49, "a ..,,s' ..'
n.nv o. .b.- nth n. .e,h.t.. - .,d ~.
team. Of movers. j. the.s cold rains. and the
s4'e.oso' ".o, o1aoeO'eo'y nno /" = n"'o
O. y
ESonAous PsosscriLss.-We copy
the fosl'owlsg from . late number OF the
L'vsrpod Times: "Ihrec monster shells
have been landed at the arsenal wharf, at
Woolvich from the low Moor { undries.
-. a.. e.u.-: ,:....:.--.
Os'oe o~0' " s'o io ''''' u'.louS'vus'
Diameter, feet inches; weight ton 6
oft Thee AZ N. e,,t ~ i. r,mh.. of
tnat species Whicn nad Dccn ordered IOf
the purpose of being dispatched to Sebas.
.,a.: c.lc
.o' '''o y s''aS ~ 'tces' 3Au
experimental gun has likewise been found
al nj J;verrool for nro;ect;np thaso amor
-. -
nous missiles' "c'snine no less shan ~
TONS" Is ~. o&
Tulock WAS tried and convicted Of
murder in tho second degree last week in
Henry County. and has been sentenced to
the pcuitentiarv for ten wears
-------- ----- =, -------
AN EDITOR IN IRoosL LIZ uaii sn s Z
tho C;tv 81 C.m,ncbe m. .d;tor of ~.
tsrh;.sn I. ~, !, 1. g. g..
-, !, 80 g.s..:.",'' -. - ~ -. -
s'.au .as WIG. a.. ns, -. n.m' ~. -. -,
psppered with shot, or sent to ssKinsdom
Gene" with our persons burdened and mo-
sil.tsd Win =! inna%ersols particles OF lead,
A., !, ,Hs -" cS =. ~ 1880 - 49,.
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Hrs. Alexander, $500 -
I ATE Of Philadelphia, viii open in q few days in
Il the room above Me.srs. Beard Ives store. cor
nef Of Water and Jeferson streets. handsome as
latest styles Of Clocks Cloak and Dress Trimmings
Of every variety and new styles. Also handsome
a.sr,mont of Enbroderi.s, consisting of Collars,
eeves Flonacings, Infant ,Waists, SpeDeers. hand
keschefs, Inscrting., Edrings, Ifoosiery, Gloves,
Lady's Fashionable Trimming and Va
80 rcd riety Store. easl u
Mrs. A. hae rented the store under the Barrett
House which, on The 18th of October, she expects
to take possession Of. ,~s,.
Attic shove named plnce, entrance on Jefferson
street. ss-@ &itife 81 STy55 90 gEC2 ~
Mrs. Alexander respectfully rolicits share Of ma
tronaRe from the ladies Of Burlington. q. 5r3s.'
Sept "a. 1855. r.. 80 -
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Attention Editors.
The hsurishing town of Glehwood. County Seat
Of Mills County, lows, il rs yet without newspa-
per, and we adopt this means TO make known our
wants. The citizens Of The town and county pledge
their utmost patronage. Our town is in every way
dvsntsgeously located being, FOO, ON the western
terminus of the Burlington and Platte River r.. 4,
Population Of Glenwood 500, Of the county 4OOO.--
Glcnwood is distant twenty five miles from the near.
est place where paper is published. Any man
wishing to establish himself in the above business. at
good point, may rest assured that he will meet with
ready and wiling hands to assist him in getting
start among Us. MANY CITIZENS sl,a = .
blze @ai43s} egf;ss@59 sssaa OF Mills Co.
GIenwood Oct. 10th, 1855. tfsE
p. 8. Forfurtber information address, II. MAER,
Greenwood Mills Co., lows. ld&w6w .ssf sr >, :
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STAND FROM UNDER.-Thcre is still a
further decline in Wheat and Flour in
Eastern markets. - 49,. .zsg
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MACHINE RELTINn

@ MACHINE BETTING.
I AN receiving the largest supply Of Beltinge ever
i brought b this State. Six years experience en-
bles me to choosc for my customers the very best
article made. am sole agen in Iowa, for the sale
Of Vulcsnised Rubber Belt ng, manufn by the
Boston Betting Co. am also agent for the best
Stats. There l. :. much deoeption uscd in the
manufacture of Betting that have spared no inns
to procure an article that will stand the test in eve
~ reepcct. Call st No. Betting Depot, Main
street. (sept 24.) r. 3. ADAMS =
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5, New Orleans, Oct. %.
Aletter from Mexico 10 this mornings
Delta, contains. later news than that Tele-
grnphed yesterday and announces the capture
1t San Luis Potosi by the revolutionists -
A national guard was being organized in the
country to be ready to march on the city of
Mexico should Gen. Vidouri think proper.
The steamship Philadelphia sailed to-day
for Havana. 49, s
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~ Trulock was tried and convicted Of
murder in tho second degree last week in
Henry County, and has been sentenced to
the pcnitentiary for ten years. "a
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For the Ladies.
AfN PIECES 6ne linz. fbresd n v;u :

On PIECES fne iinca thread edgipx;
SWs1e do 10 woven Do d ~
10 pieces Ane linen thread Hosison Inc. eiglHss
% do % cotton sbsesa edeiag; S5sss
10 do do Do enysBs 10
- Do sssssed hlack siik isce eAginar
q Is ID. asesa lslsle ppd six Gloves * !.
40 Do da Ane eottnR Hoe;
10 ID a. bIaek Yilk uitts. Y. "A
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Ladies' Line.

Ladies' Line.
Blk AMI changs5lc silk,
Gala plaids / alpaccas,
Mcrinocs and dcla;ncs,
Dsbrcges and ginghams,
Amer. / 'snglish prints,
ShawIs j handkerchicfs
CAlars and under,lceves,
Stockings and gloves,
Shocs and gaiters, \,
Mutt and tippcte,
Ribbons and laocs,
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~ ANTI n 10 COZ ga ORR fati,a ma.. 4,
w wh:thl be high 4 market laicc all be paid in
each. Patti having b.r~ for alewii piease call
on the n,detsign a ~ hi ru,k H"use m boundary
Street, n. M-EAUL.
Burlington, Iuws. Oct. IN. 1855. Iimwl
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1AshiaA Nj natter e
|WtLL y, ~ q q ~ =. tsr- =.
W ssa - rsIl 1syk ~ oSaiss
11asv ~ ssa s11h l1afs 80
10 Han = IN dAis. y - - -
srh asbaak, brOus snd r-ssi dfcs simrr Ouses.
pssuviaa, Usiosy Csvnis, n~ssi ilsngssias.k <tath
uniRs Asre. 1vsrrawg asA Ewsess es,s-4l Boys
s.sthai. q ~ tisA., .s.a
:, thildnns vics- sn.l tiFreis.sa.s s s. 4, - ess,s
E.lscs gsscy Eur, u aii kiss. S.,a;e and Sable.
Msrin. Fitch ard .hcts ,ix yie,. Tirfcss aritcas.
y Ladies Far 0lnvcy. 80
Genst1ncr'f Olives ~ M hindr.
cir,,cs and svtevt ssst;k nf
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
G Hats iruret .vcr at -hs ,,zt noticc ssst nh'ss
20 phase. 20. =.
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Grind stones & Fire Proof Paint
IN COO LBS. Bcrca Grin,lstrncs: 25G0 lbs Lake
lV,COU Huron Gr,ndss"n,s; choice articl.;
bbis brown water proef paint. FIRST rate ciesp
paint, fer tut buildings. DC, just reed for sae by
aug % o,h.as4s >fS J g bAUMAN / BRO. y
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II The Buffalonians propose to tun-
mel the Niagara river at that city for rail-
road purposes, in order to secure the trade
and travel Of the Great West, good deal
Of which is now crossing through Canada,
by way Of the suspension bridge. lag -...
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eU bills duplicated at caiesse sad 81. Los,
pvices, ;st& tsas. sa5ss. Is - y -
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EIvF THOUSAND bushels Flax Seed wanted for
i which we will pay the highest market price in
cash on its delivery. PEAsLEY Z MICHAEL6
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Harry Fruit GAVden; g n =
Elliott's Western Fruit Books;
Thomas Fruit Culturist; 5s.zg. -
Stephens' book Of the Farm;
Owning, Garden and Rural Architect;
Allen's Rural Architecture;
John.on's Agricultural Chemistry;
Youatt on the Horte; Analysis Of Soils;
/ aa77 Youatt and Martin OF Cattle;
Fes-endcn's complete Farmer; g
Buchanan and Allen on the Grape;
Norton's Elements Of Agriculture;
Strawberry Culture, n
And many other which We will aell at Eastern pfin
ted prices. 81 C.M. WILcCX4 Co.,
3 sept n, '55 Burlington and Ft. Madison.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10
Terrible Railroad Accident.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. .
The excursion train consisting of L cars
which left here yesterday, for Jefferson City,
on the occasion of the opening of the Pacific
Railroad to that point, met with one of the
most terrible accidents on record.
While the train was crossing Gasconadc
River about one hundred miles from this
city, the bridge gave way, precipitating the
loo )motivc and ten cars distance of 25 to so
feet. Upwards Of 700 people were on the
train, among whom were many of our first
and most influential citizens.
AS far as ascertaincd, though we have no
full accounts from the scene of disaster, up
wards of twenty were killed outright. and
between twenty and fifty were badly woun-
ded. Among tie killed is Thomas s. o. SUI
Ivan, Chief Engineer of the road-who was
on the locomotive at the time, and several
of our most prominent citizens also. Fortu-
nately there was no water when the bridge
broke, else the number drowned would have
been immense. A train is expected to arrive
from the bridge this afternoon, when we hore
to learn the full extent Of the accident.