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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
st, Louis Mails.

'a Y Yesterday morning the boat passed up
about four o'clock. The mail did not
reach the Post Office, however, till eight.
High Marshal Endsley had it locked up in
some ware house. Whether he was ex-
amining it for iucendiaryo or Know Moth
lngs documents, we cannot say. ~
We did our Post Master injustice Tues
day last, by saying that our St. Louis
papers had been kept back forty-eight
hours. When we wrote the article we
supposed we got that mail by rail or stage
Before We went to press we found out that
this mail came still by boat, and ordered
the parag aph out, and supposed it had
been set out until yesterday.
The Gazette will see that we have no
disposition and recognize no necessity for
misrepresentation. But when we do fall
into an error, unlike the Gazette, we arc
always willing to make the amende honor
able. .4a.15z a aaG aIB .ae& Ut ais: }fsta
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

H1Aa THE RUFFlAN ArcHINsox TALK.-We
End in the Charleston Mercury letter from
the sberder ruthan,' Senator Atchison, in
which thnt desperate, in speaking Of the
then approaching Kansas election, says: g
If Kansas is abolitionized, Missouri ceases
to b. . s.aye State, and New Mexico becomes
free State, California remains q free State;
but if We sc cure aKansas as a slave, State;
Missourisls secure; New Mexico, and South
ern California, if not all Of it becomes, q
slave State.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

NEw sroRE-Mr.. JC. Br;ce, the po-
lite and attentive clerk of Messrs Num-
& Huey, has opened a new stock of goods
in new store, as WILDE seen BY his an
nouncement in another column. He has his
goods arranged with his usual taste in his
new and really fine room, and will show
them to all customers, particularly his la
dy customers with the finest possible grace.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

na- A rather significant demonstration
as as affairs 60, has just taken place under
the Pope's very nose. Wishing to mark
its appreciation Of the the conduct of the
Sardinian army in the Crimea, the youth
of Rome have opened a subscription, and
forwarded a sum Of money to the Pied
montese Minister at Rome, to be added to
the collection making ion behalf of Gem
eral de Ia Mar,nora' ) army. Cardinal An.
toneile is furious about it. ..s.s s %es.s@.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

a1T J esterday We paid a visit to the
Packing House Il. McFaul and found a
large number of men engaged in slaugh-
tering aud packing beef. They have on
hand lsl 200 head which is the first install
ment Of 1000 which Mr. MeFall informs
nsare to be packed before the lss of Doc. .
sTarmers and drovers having beef cattle
to disposcof, viii find Mr.. AIeFaal ready
at any time 70 purchase and pack all they
chose iosbring. This is a new feature in il,
the packing business of this place, but few
eyer having been packed IN ! season be.
fore, and atthis house they are.sure 10 fnd
ready sale, good prices and GENTLEMAN
to deal With. Il @sss .ssals5l7s9 IL sssr
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

pgr Thomas S. O'Sullivan, late Engi-
neer ofthe Pacific Railroad, and one Of
the victims Of the catastrophe, wasa broth
,er of the Hon. John O,Sullivan, U. S.
Minister to Portugal 7s sNqf asne- tarf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

sA Mr.: Van Meter, Rlissionarysof the
Five Points, Is at Keokuk. He is still
hunting homes and providing clothing
and food for the ragged and homeless
children Of New York. !, - -. s. s., ssas s IS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

u R9- A few days siaeein Lancaster, Pa,
awidow ofthe name Of Wilson recovered
four thousand dollars damages from rom j rail-
way company, sforsthe loss Of her husband,
whose death was caused BY the breaking
|sfa rail. Aasther Pennsylvania has le-
covered ave thousand dollsrs,, for injuries
'rcccivod By the upsctt ttingef a. stage coach.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

nsa- The United States Treasurer re-
ports the amount subject to draft in the
several departments up to October 22d to
be upwards Of s22, 100000. ~ s5.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
achicaeo Heeaemed.r :

Chicago Reedemed.'' E*
The tiazette of this morning taking lis
cue from the Chicago Times, cx,ilts .p,u-
rnusly over the late county elections in
that place, claiming the result as a slori-
Gus Democratic victory, and drawing a
parallel between it and the election of last
fall, when Douglas and Nebraskaism re-
ceived there so effectual a sscrushing out
The truth is that in the late election the
test OF Democracy and Republicanisn,e or
Nebraskaism and anti Nebraskaisma was
not, made by either party. The electionin
the first place was considered of but very
little Importance, and the Republican
party did not pretend to make any non,ina,
tions or take any part in the election.
More than this, none of the candidates
ever claimed a vote on account of their
political sentiments. They ran on their
merits as individuals. Still more, MIcHAEI
GLEEsoN, the successful candidate for
Treasurer is an 7avowed anti Nebraska
democrat, andit wouldrequire hard strain
ing sto1nake his election a Nebraska tri.
umph. y ...-..
Chicago and Illinois are all right. The
friends of freedom may rely on that State
as Republican to the backbone. 1t is the
home of the traitor DOUGLAS, and will
take uponitself the duty of most effectu.
ally rebuking him and putting him tc
shame.
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nA. By q, despatch from Washinctn

n@- BY a despatch from Washington,
we learn that the Dallas meeting in Phil
adelphia had caused great CONSERVATION
among the friends Of Pierce and Buchan-
an an . in that. city, and a meeting Of the
friends of Pierce was to be called to coui.-
teract the movement. Governor Wise
was in the city, but refused to 5forego his
chances Of a nomination for the Presiden
cy in favor of Gen Pierce It was rumor-
cd that Com. Stewart was about to send in
his resignation. ,.s, /, 5,-,g,-,ag,t., y',.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

II We KAYE the assurance of further
favors from eur correspondent Hawk Eye
which we hope he will not neglect to send
along. 49, -. e,l-t---- 80 -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

hen my eyes shall be turned to behold,
for the last time, the sunsin Heaven, may
not see him shining on the broken and dis.
honored flagments, of once glorious Union
on States discovered, discordant and beige.
rant; on land rent With civil feuls, or
drenched, it may be, in fraternaI blood!A
Let their last feeble and lingering glance
rather behold the proud snsign of the Repub-
lie, known and. honored throughout the
earth, still full high advanced, it's arms and
trophies streaming in their original lustre,
not stripe erased or polluted, not 1t single
star obscured, bearing for its motto no sucl,
miserable interrogatory as, Whit Is all this
worth? Nor those other words Of delusion
and folly, Liberty Erst and Upion after wards;
but everywhere spread all oyer in. cbarac-
tiers OF living light, blazing on all its ample
folds, as they float oyer the sen and over the
land, and in every wind under the whole
Heavens, that other, sentiment, dear to every
American heart,-Liberty and Union, now
and for eyer, one and inseperable." Web
ster.H %2iSH s'z5so ,J,sW t947saaA t5%ssl&v
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

s3lDR. CloLlNA.-We learn with pleasure
that our former fellow citizen, Dr. Ciolina,
who is located at Rock Island, has become
co-editor of a German paper at Davenport,
called "DER DEMoKRAT." We wish the
Doctor ABUNDANT success in his new vo-
cation, and congratulate the readers of
that paper upon their good fortune in Sc
curing so able an editor. .,.,y ,e-,r s.. .g.r
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

Avessel sunk in Chicago harbor on Satur-
day morning last, having on board about $50
tons railroad iron for the B., & NJ. River
Railroad, The iron will probably be recov-
cred. twas fully insured, we understand.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

III 1ss5~ The Emperor ofthe French promi
ses that part of the cannon taken at Sebas-
t'pol shall be employed in casting the col
ossal statue Of the Vir: in to be erected on
the Corneille Rock, on the PuY-de. Dome.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

s9r The Presidential question is al
ready being discussed among the demo-
Gratis. The persons named are Mr.. Pierce
Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.. Dallas, MIR. Hunter of
Virginia, Mr.. Douglas, Mr.. Bright Of In
diana, and Messrs. Powell and Boyd of
Kentucky. The Democratic National
Convention meets, says the Cincinnati Ca
zette, in this city nextJune. In the out
set the two prominent candidates will pro-
badly be Pierce and Buchanan, neither
of whom will probably be able to get a
two-third's vote, and the convention will
settle down upon some compromise can
didate' selected before hand by the Vir-
ginia delegation, who will probably name
Mr., Hunter or Mr.. Douglas The ensu-
ing session of Congress will develope mat
ters more clearly. -. r. -,s.,5 - ;s,,.. if-
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4 3
H An attempt was made on Sunday
night iast bsome scoundrnl, 70 IRE the
lumber yard ot Coates 4, Davis in nayen,
NM ..ta 80 ttssss "a s.s,aa - - &. go
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

ARREST OF A Son OF SANTA ANNA
Santa Annals son, who figured as colonel
in his fathers army, mostly in Michoacan
was taken prisoner few days since while
on his way in disguise to Vera Cruz, with
the intention Of embarking secretly from
that port. The people of the village where
he was arrested, determined to lynch him
on the spot for some alleged crime, but he
was preserved from their vengeance and
sent to Vera Cruz, where he awaits his
trial. He is only IS years Of age. but is
charged with some horrible .cruelties. ,ez
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

Gov. REEDER.-This gentleman ad-
dresses Gen. Whitfield polite letter, an
nouncing that he will contest his < Whit
feld's) seat in Congress, and inviting the
General to be present at certain named
places, and at specified times, where and
when dispositions will be taken to prove
the Illegally of Votes cast for the Missouri
candidate 81 Tolthis Whitfield returns an
insolcnt and Of course, characteristic re-
ply. Whitfield is in St. Louis, on his
way to Washington, where his pretensions
will be, we trust, somewhat abated. ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

War IT Cosrs ro, ssHoor' MEN IN INDIANA
The shelbyville Banner says that w ellis,
the rowdy who, in . drunken, freak shot a
man named Inflow, at Shelbyyille some
months ago, wounding him slightly, was
tried at the late term Of the Circuit Court
and fined Eve dollars. The Banner says that
as Wells was drunk, and only shot at In-
low for the fun of.shs thing, it is cheap
enough. e,a,,.,5. .ss :, .....
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

q ENLIGHTENED SPAIS.z-Anong all her. sea-
ward cliffs. Spain has not a single lighthouse
from the Pyrenees to Point Enrope; she has
no railroads, no canals, no rteIeerapss, and
till lately there has been no safety for trav-
elers on the highway. k.s....-,ss -
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a 3bS- An elephant valued at 0,0o(
died in Philadelphia on Thursday. {
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asAsJoB THArwAs NEEDEDs-We observe
that the process of street cleaning is now nov
going ahead on Jefferson street. It, was
not co,nnenced q day too soon. Ins facsa
there l.E,s has 1 been hardly half enoh ,h of il
done this summer. ~, - -. .ss - 3
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

s Messrs Wells, Fargo & Co brought
from the mining districtsin California to
the city ofSan Francisco, in the month of
Sept, gold dust to the amount of s3,l16,-
ll3, and carried into the interior over, a
million of dollarsin coin from the San
Francisco Branch Mint. se 'sa zs1ssss ...s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

= ILLINOIS ELEcTIoS.-We have no re-
turns'from this State, save from Chicago,
which city has been carried BY the Dem
ocrats, BY a majority Of 800. As, there
are no State officers elected, the result is
Of but little political importance. 1sa.. .5
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
Hon. James Harlan.

kaOu' JHWes marian. !
VI The citizens Of this place were favored,
last evening, with a lecture from the lion.
James Harlan U. S.. Senator from Iowa.
The attendance, Of cours", was large, and
all were delighted. Mr. IIarlar,'s superior
intellectual powers, his superior knowledge,
and superior eloquence are we'll known, an,l
he gave most abundant testimonials of his
deep and thorough-goipg moral sensiment.--
There is not, perhaps, d moro polished, Or
more forcible speaker in the West. and low.
may well DO proud Of that muster spirit which
is now her national representative. As "a
logician, his premises are sure and without
the mark of sophistry--ns a moralist, he
builds upon the firm rock of Christianity,
while he sustains himself by the most easy
and graceful reference to the wisdom of the
past-as an orator, his language is free uu-
affected, and yet choice, and Els persuasive
powers WOO thereason rather than command
the impulses. a. We have not timeasto notice
his discourse ut enGth, but should be pleas
cd with the privilege Of laying it before tho
public. Mr.. Harlan left town his morning
for the east.-Council Bluffs Chronotypo
Ost. 81 st - go. t+.- 3
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nea- The Greek Slave is on exhibition
at Chicago, 'ss q s''sl .. n.fs '.7,
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HAwK.EYE AND TELEGRAPH.

Sc a5' We had the pleasure Of q call yes.
terday from Col. H. b. Curtis, Of Mt. Yer.
non Ohio He has just completed a tour o.
the State, or, at least, the larger part lit
he expresses himself in the most enthu.
siastlc language, in regard to the fertility,
beauty, and improvement Of the Hawk.
Eye State. The reality far surpassed his
anticipations. The large and growing
towns along the river, in the valley Of the
Des Moines, and springiug up every where
in lowa-the prsgressof Agriculture the
fine farms, equal to those of the
scioto, the Miami, or the Muskingum
in Ohio, with fine farm houses and out
buildings, fine stock, and all having an air
ofwealth and comfort, were what he did not
expect to see in our young State.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

LEAPIse FOR LIrE.-As the burning of the
manufactory at Gcrdaville, Mass, {noticed
By Us few days ago,) from fifty to seventy
persons jumped FROM the third and fourth
stories OF thebuiiding, on to the hard ground.
Strange tosrelase only three were fatally in
jured. The remainder, with . few excep-
tons escaped entirely without hurt. ..aI 8,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WnL attend promptly to oallprofessonal ! business
w entrusted 10 his care, in Des Moines and the
Nrnandingcountics. spccialattcntion given to the
sscrrne and collecting OF claims: also, to renting
Mapayingt ,xes uponreal estate, and redeeming of
dlnqusnt lands. .sss - -4s .aa ID 4
s6ksia front room on second floor Of Ebcrsol 4
Asn,s building on Third street, three doors above
fss Bs'ret House, Burlington Iowa
M Nv kN f Ma .5#'A t-A tf-Ha -s 81 1'#t
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SHINGLES AND LUMBER.
: ]. PRUGH & BROTHERS,

f5r4afS st Wholesale and Retail 5fegst
Flu n NlTUR ESTABLISH M EN- r j,
MILL he found three doors east of ~ssY
" Coolhaugh 4 Brooks Banking House,
up stairs, where we will at all times he -slfA,.
pleased to wait on our customers. -, =
We will constantly Ike hand all kinds of Fur
niture, such as Sofas, Sociables, Divans, Spring
Chairs and Rockers, Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs,
Gard and centre Tables: Cottage, Misses, and com
mon sedstcads Break fasiand Dining Tables Stands,
Towel Racks Safes, Looking Glasses. Picture Frames
and host of other things too numerous to mention
aii which we offer cheap p fnrcash. tassF
Metallic and Wood Coffins
kcptconsantly on hand
ES> Hearse and Carriages furnished reasona-
eterms If required. [mny ID, 1851
Sweep, Scroll and Ornamental
s A WING,
BY K. M. WASHBURN. at Rays Plow Fac
tory, Main street, Burlingtan, Iowa.
ae- Brackets of every description done to order
June Is, 1885 is.t sa.'trsa ~ tairwr,n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY

sv ~ s,f TaHey Street. Burlington Io,ra. gazs = "a
An BURHANS 4 CO.,
MOULD respectfully inform dealers that they
9lt have recently made extensive improve mellts
in their ablishmcnt and IRE new making matches
of very superorquality and are prepared 10 fill all
orders however large that they may receive, our
matches are warranted to be as good as any made.
We are also manufacturing, largely. Writ;ng & Inks
low rates. "A H. BURuANS & co.
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wss,srn Railways.

Il will be seen By the, statement yester-
day published Of the receipts of the c., b.
d Q. r. r., for the month of October,
which amounted to over two. hundred
thousand dollars, that our road is paying.
Very few the eastern roads are doing as
well. It will be thus with our read west
from this point. The first year that it is
open to the Missouri River, it will pay
BETTER than the Chicago and Burlington
IS now doing Iowa, unlike Illinois, is
not cut up with Railroads. When built,
ours must do all the business for the entire
country through which it passes. As
soon as constructed, the trade and CON-
merce west of the Missouri river will seek
an outlet in this direction. The Missouri
river is so extremely crooked. navigation
is SO uncertain and SO perilous, that when
ever railroad communication is effected
it will be in great measure, abandoned,
by the people of Nebraska, at any rate.
- a%- -
Over this road must pass the tide of
emigration always flowing westward. Over
It must come the entire agricultural pro-
ductions Of the rich aud fertile prairies
stretching away to the the westernline of
our State to say nothing of the country be.
yond. Were it opened through, iu less
than two years, should there be no other
built, to compete with it, double track
would be needed. q ~ 8F&i.fi.
And every mile of road built towards
the west is adding to the productiveness
of those East of US. Our road is not
shifting the current of trade that already
exists, but bringing it into existence. ,,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

eFhe gentleman named in the folloag
ing, from the st. Louis Democrat, has friends
and relatives in this city, We beIieve: ,ys-s
Mr.. Tbornbu.gh, the baggage master OF the
tactic RoiiIoad is entitled to the thanks, of
several OF the wounded for the kindes, aaa
most self-saerificiDg attentions, Our thanks
are due to him for imr ortant and interest
ing information relative 70 details of the sad
catastrophe. ;szE. .s,-..,,,.r -
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/, IHE FATAL DrELa Ng,s SAyAsS,H.z-We
+ nave already stated that Dr.. Kirk has been
Killed ina duel near Sayapnah, BY .Iohn
Chapln, his brother in law. The Charles.
ton STANDARD says. es#id Sssss4l aas ,ss4k9 Iss
IIhe diiaealty is said 20 have originated ia ,
q Of some property. Mr. Chan :
i'm tired, his two first shots id the air, and
was slightly wounded zach time. has sscinca
that his antagonist was determines. TO lii !;
nun, MS second told him that II he Intended
20 throw away his shot be ftbe second dywcdlds
assume the position Of ypfipeipa Aeovryiinas.
bullet with fatal ,efse, shoosing, his sSdSssssry
fhyough the heart. Dr. Kirk was from Sna,
yafriah, while Mf. CkAfihn nfromth SfIfc.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
ssa- John B. Cough was expected in
Chicago this week. F,Us &ajg

~ a A Coon sS1rARrER.---We yesterday saw
the the subscription list Of the proposed Libra
~ Association, It was, headed by H. W
Starr Esq, in a Liberal subscription of
twenty shares. The shares are twenty
five dollars each, Mr.. Starr proposes to
place his political library, one of the best
in.ithe State, aud containing the Madison
paFsrs, Niles Register complete, and, a
large number Of valuable works, in the
hands of the Asseciation.---If- others will
display yalittlc ofthe same spirit, we shall
have library at once, and place where
the young men of this city can resort with
pleasure aud profit y nss~issg g. saHeet
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

1t iss fact, too true to be denied or con-
cealed. that, there are those in the world, de-
void OF all principle and consequently diving
into all manner ofinconsistencies, who make
it the business of life to seek power and
place by working upon the passions and pref
udiccs Of generous people, Gazette.
A most sage conclusion very impor-
tant discovery. But how did you make it
Mr.. Editor? Was it made before or since
you started the silly falsehood about the
address before the, Agricultural society?
Did you find 1t outat the same time you
discovered it was slanderous and violation
of the constitution Of the United States in
us to fed fault with the official conduct of
our Post Master? We are afraid, Mr.. Ed
itor, that when you found there we're folks
in the world "'dcvoid of principle" and
"diving into all manner Of inconsistent
cies," you were looking into your mirror.
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NisceiIaOeous.

PATTON & KENDALL,
Book Binders and Blank hook
aaIa ssANUFACTURE ERs,
eEonlrEAh corner Of Third and jefferson Streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
BLANK Books Of all rizes and Of every descrip-
tien made 10 order. w "a fa - 4
ENr Ruling. Music. Periodicals., Papers, Maea-
zines and pamphlcis bound and executed with neat
Dess despatch ard durability and war ranted 10 Civ
entire satisf fsotion. sssbs9ys4. 94ssstts oct Z.
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30. 6R0cxER. y. J. CnoCKEE.
CROCKER & BROTHER,
TT0BNEYS and Couuselors at Law, Collectors,
a. Land Agents. &c. Prompt attention given to
hsassm. - Office, north side Jefferson, between
nsa snd Third streets, Burlington, Iowa.
sss9,1, bpy
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Total s3o7, ,259.l7 l65, 5,s62.7S4l,6 ,696. .ss
The proportion of earnings of each
road forming the cline are as follows: ~
Galena & Chicago Union 1894. .ss
Chicago Burlington & Quincy lO1, ,259.99
Central Military Tract 55,77125
Peoria 4 Oquawka s.. l-..z l5,329.05
Total .r. sssse, A-- S2O7, ,259;l7
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HoRRIBLE TRAaEDY.-Edgar 4. IN
gersoll shot his wife aud aftera ards him
self, at Chicago, day before yesterday. He
died in few minutes afterwards, but Ills
wife was still living, and might recover
Domestic infelicity was at the bottom Of it..