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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
pr3T.tC SAT,F OF LAND.

7 Pursuance Of decree q The Circuit Court Of
! Auqusa county at its last term ! will, On Satur=
day ha lst day OF September next, on the premises,
pracaed to sci at public auction t. the highest bid
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
,n'mi.s.feS's save,

GN Ganaag, The 9aih das Of Ausust, Lob, At
" Cislisssilie ~ tte Little Cali Pastries, | ilal
pf5ee4d 4, sch, tuler Secd al Trust executed by
David Weiah to- RE ts 4f zee, tla following proper
~ to Wit. ! black mare. ! sotie marc BAY mare
/ hay horse | red eo@; carr. head Of haga' /
ae9ea she4es, le4ea fieks,sfesh bed ,besteaas
and bedding, s straw beds AVID hcdstestls, l BRASS
clock. 6 pets / sk.,lets overs, e lfNAg pms, .
trunks, . aesks and beck cases. up worth at dry
goods Ne. Sid decd lsas cNeeHtt'i to ine as trustee
sf.a duly recorded in the Cleti Ddiee II AHt,tt
county, bealing date daii' -ls,j. TernA u The
aba Ve siia viii be cash.
July y, is55- ids L. =. Ati4fe'3, Trustee.
eE,sslcshsGt5ooL
sEslIE next session viii commence on The lst Mon
L daY of Seften'bcr ,,a
TERMS .-hor session Of ten months, &l5e. \ his
will include all boarding expeuets and tuition one
bal payable at the misidlc u lie asss4on Tuition
atone go per s1sstnn.
References.
Rev. joax c. iIrNsslt, Md3lebroo', Va.
VI. u. ?. lnasHKAD,
Ia, G. S~ovEa, Churehyille, %
Rev. JoHN ". EVAN. NaTngshoFe,
.I0aS .. WAG@tch,
July q, 1850 st. Mid dlpbrooS, Nn.
clio l00 WANTED sg,bsgliber gi.h l,,
selected stetk a. Summer ttaihns, vii se4i from
na4e iii che 1T u > e. t.inber h entire stock q well
male Clothing IA M ne cost Donst se~set local
and noi at his tfaads hetoe tafch jag elsewhere.
Remember h.s Si5re EAST u isn 81 eet, the largast
and .econd Clothing store Nest If tie " aedward
House. JnSl4 II LAufol4n.
July 2s, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
FOR RENT.

rgYNO Houses and Lots, situated convenient to hu
l siness Aerlvto II, q, llarman OF Il. q. Biekla
july u
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL s. Pills
rE'IhsE are drservealy popular Med eines for
Coughs. Colds, Bilious Complaints, Dropsy
Heartburn, 6e., at
JAS. G. LAIRDS DgvG Sronr.
stanton, August /, lS55.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A VERY general assortment Of Drugs aud Med
n ieines Of the most approved quality. Pertu
n,erv some very nice, and every thing usually to be
found in I, Drug Store ii this part Of the country.
JAMES Ct. LAIRD, DRrGdisr.
Staunton, August /, 1898.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25
FOURTH or JULY.

Rural Recreation ct Glen Cottage.
THE citiscns Of Harrington are inferred that
= Glenn Caltage Garden will hc orcnsd on the com
ing 4 II July, where there will 10 found arhors Co
retirement meandeTing walks for the admirers Of III
picturesque, and swings for The amusement u those
who prefer.
III the evening. n precisely 8 o'clock, will b
spread, . supper of Swectmfa . and Ice Cream. Mr.
Bling Cotillon Band will b ii attendance, for
thosc who may wish for N hears dance upon the
green grass.
Tickets fof tie Supper. tporchastd IT the 0srdsn)
50 cents cach; which will slso entitle the holder y
tho privilege 81 skipping % the dulcct tones " mnsc
les Cream. Leinonada. @ ,nfocti0naFy, and III 80
fruits IL TIE season ON BE- 6hianel - tn 81 ~
the Garden thrnuEhout ths day, ard every - 4nres
aftsf. till the 1rsf n Gcptembsr.
- A ~ Qunnas aFe now np9o 49, 81 nll
whose inclinA lions - j pr1rnpt them tosa1s M.
ut restrain, among ~ luxuriaut beaStA "a 49,
ture. 4 will pot - IGcsnsnptu0us tceay H. yle41
thAtthey mnst observe one IrSulsa eee q 1
q g o. Z. NAY, sosth nm.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25
The Democracy on Nebraska.

At a meeting Of the Democracy, held
at Newark, Ohio, the following resolution
was adopted. 1t is somewhat different
from the tone of the party in Iowa:
Resolved, That the recent invasion BY a
mob of armed Mssourians Of the Territory
of Kansas, and their outrageous overthrow
Of the rights of settlers at the election, il =
violation Of every principle of Republican
governments tramplng under foot Of the
rights Of the citizens of the Territory, and q
wanton outrage upon the laws Of the United
states; and while We are willing to leave slave
holders to full enjoyment of ali the rights
guaranteed them by the Constitution, We warn
them that the Democracy Of the FREQ States
will never look with any degree of allowance
upon such conduct, nor uphold men that will
sustain it.; but will unite o one man to pre-
vent the consummation Of their designs,
even to the excluding Of Kansas from aplaoe
in the Union Of States.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

TUE RUST IN WHEAT.-An old farm-
q, an intelligent friend who, vas s|tira-
ting the soil successfully years and years
ago, informs the editor of the Fayetteville
Observer that rust in wheat need not be
feared before the last of this month
Watch closely, and as soon as it appears,
commence cutting--don't delay, but be-
gin at once, and the rust will die in an
hour from the time the wheat falls, the
nutritive juice in the stalks will rush to
the heads, and the grain thus managed
win be nearly as good, if not quite, as that
which is left standing to arrive at matur'-
y undisturbed BY rust. The informant
speaks from experience. One year he
lost his entire crop in consequence Of the
ravages Of the rust; during another, he
saved it BY the course here indicated.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

s0- The Washington Union publishes
a series Of resolutions, adopted by the mem
bers Of the Kansas Legislature who re-
ceivcd certificates from Co. Rceder.--
They declare that they will disregard the
supplementary elections, and admit the
candidates to whom the Governor refused
certificates.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

SLAVE CAsr. AT CoLuxBus. We learn 81
the Journal, that two coIdred girls were
brought before Judge Swan, Of the Supreme
Court, Monday morning, by ! writ Of habcas
corpus, TO inquirn into the cause Of their IL
legal detention by their master, : Fsenchman
from New Or. cans, en- route for Europe. Tho
girls when INTERCEPTED 10 Court, oppressed
desire to 20 with their master and they
were permitted 10 do so. Judxo s. remark
ing that he hoped this would b decisive Of
tho matter, and that all would acquicsee.-
The party applying for the writ Was ruled %
pay the costs Of ,ks proceedings. s.
[Cleveland Herald.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25
"a A shrewd boy in Worthingto,

~ A shrcwd boy in Worthington late.
" attached continuance, comprising .
hammeg, wires, spring, &C., to the floor un-
derneath the school-marm's desk, with
which he, while seated twenty feet or more
distant, BY means Of cord, startled the
school in general, and the teacher in par
ticular, With an exhibition Of the crap
pings
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

- This Is the last number Of the Tni-
Weekly Hawk-Eye that We shall issue for
Tho present. The Offices Of the Daily Tel
egraph and the Hawk-Eye, and their re-
spsetive Subscription lists, have been uni
I'd, and : Daily Paper viii be issued,
oonnepcing Thursday morning next. We
undertake tho enterprise under very favor
able auspices. From the two lists we are
enabled to start with very large weekly
subscription, and . fair daily list. But the
publication Of . morning paper is expen.
sive. The mails arriving at 81 o'clock Al
night, we must obtain our exchanges a-d
issue our paper after that hour. Weshall
mako the effort to issue morning paper,
circulating it between FIVE and six, that
shall contain the Chicago News Of the day
previous, and which is not delivered from
the mail until two or three hours later.
If it is Of any consequence to the peo-
pie Of Burlington to sustain Daily paper,
and upon sight, if the "Daily Hawk-Eye
asd Telegraph should seem TO merritt,
We ask sriberal support, confident that il
is necessary 70 the existence Of any daily
paper here.
n the meantime, We hope the subscri.
ters 70 she Weekly Telegraph will have
patience with US. The purchase was made
At 20 late an hour, that, with our present
facilities, We found it impossible to print .
weekly edition large enough for all. But
on Tuesday Of next week, we shall get Out
IN edition large enough to supply all.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

DaowHEp. Az the steam packet City Bale
bound for 81. Paul, was passing down Fever
River, some two or three miles below Gale
~, nan sitting upon the promenade deck,
asleep, q The sound Of the whistle, started
with Jump and fell overheard. He imms-
diately cried for hclp, the boat WAS stopped
and N attempt made to lower boat for bis
rescue, but from ENHANCEMENT With ropes Il
and manned, and before tho man could BE-
reached he was ont Of sight.
His hat and over cost wss picked mp, and
ID tho cost pocket was found map, which
Was recognised ~ Some Of ~ passeneeso,
- one that bad ben shown : shoet tins h.
lors, bYa yosng man iron Ohio sal boUad
III Fairfield faystss CO., lows, ae4 d ~
nap M H. nane David p. 1eose1t, Du-
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

D0- Shall the County-seat Of Kcokuk
County be removed from Lancaster to 81.
courtney? This question is to be decided
by the voters, at the next ustelection
Both parties appear to be sanguine Of sue.
cess
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25
No slsye D&k.

& Qulto anexcltenent wAescTeN9ed OatuF-
day lass, 81 the appearance in our streets,
Of colored man, who was claimed q
Howing service to Thomas Rutherford Of
Clark county, Mo. Il seems he left the
plantation Of his master on the 2lst, and
arrived here on the evening Of the I'D,
riding his masters horse, and putting up
1t the Western Hotel. On Saturday
morning he was refused fns horse when he
called for It, under the impression, proba-
bly,, that he had run away Nith himself
and the horse, hatng e. title to
either
The next we hear Of him he makes his
appearance on the Ferry Boat, in an open
buggy with Dr.. james some eight o'clock
in the morning, crosses the river and has
but Just left the boat, when he is met by
two Missourians, VIM. G. Young and Sol
ONION Rose, with revolyers and knives, and
ordered to return on board the boat and
to this side. This order. was obeyed, al
though made without authority, save that
Of might. The Doctor with the negro in
his buggy, came back to this side, drove
M jefferson street to the Post OTice,
where, surrounded by large crowd, the
two sat some two hours in the street until
the necessary papers could be made out, q
writ issued, and an arrest made legally.
We were unable to ascertain whether the
negro was prevented from running, before
the writ was issued, BY the crow1a Of rot.
The feeling was evidently with him, how
ever. Most Of the spectators were anx-
ious to see the celored chattle run. Many
Of them would have been glad to see him
leave, defending himself from his pursners
with the well loaded revolver with which
he was armed. On the other hand there
were others who were anxious to have it
distinctly known that they were sound on
constitutional questions
The writ was at last obtained and served
by Marshal Funk, and the chattle Dick
taken before u. s. Commissioner FRAzEE.
Mr.. Browning appeared for claimant As
Dick had no counsel, Mr.. Croker moved
to continue the case till Tuesday in order
to give time to employ counsel. The case
was accordingly continued till Tomorrow
and the slave committed to Jail.
A good deal of feeling has been exhibit
ed and we are much mistaken if there il
not rather lively time on Tuesday. !.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

pa- A meeting Of the, stockholders Of
the Philadelphia, Fort Wayne and Plat
River Air Line Railroad, was held at Wa
pello, on the 9th inst, at which time, Hon.
ROBERT C. ScHExcK, Of Ohio, was elect
ed President.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

s@- A man was very properly drubbed
this forenoon, at the Burlington House, a
stranger, for expressing himself opposed
to the fugitive slave law! This is fast
town, and sound on constitutional ques.
tons y
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

aE PR1s,DxSr 5 Flslr CANA s.
! y Torouso Globe q Taesdsy says & i
s5sted that President Pierce and fanlly are
u visit the ST. Catharine &C. Ws Miner.
"a Springs il July Mr. TheppaOs shs
local papers say, has been notified e have
q suite Of rooms ready.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

The editor Of the New Ham shirs p.triot,
Presidenr Picrce's home organ, Sayo hit sho
Democratic party j. desirous ~ putting ~
end % all undue influence o. foreign born
citi.cns in elections. Upon which she Lon
isville journal remarks: We guoss ~ Dem
ocra.ic party would be If they were tos Az 4,
very much in the predisAmcnt ~ thS
fellow who wishing to saw limb firm
. high tree, took his seat upon the limb While
he performed the operation. AZ roon n I
had done saving, said be, q heard something
drap.'"
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

TIE NATIONAL DEnocRAcY Split OPEN
The Washington Sentinel, the we'll paid or.
gan of the U. s. Senate and the Southern ere
e,ters recently came ont with carefully pre-
pared and able editorial, denouncing the
Pierce Administration in the name Of the
ssNational Democracy" Its first charge
against Pierce 10 that be made IN egregious
blunder in selecting bic cabinet. His advis-
ers should have been Homogeneous on pub
lie measures" whereas they xre like the
leaves of the mulberry tree-no two alike.
Apart Of them, by favoring the Pacific Rail
yoad-that mammoth scheme of internal i'm.
provement by the General Government
gave the s'Democracy," an lrrcparable shock
which made even the Washington Union
faint and fall back.
The next fatal blunder was his interfer-
ence in the New York controversy, between
the softs, or, free soil Democrats, and the
Hards or N tional Democrats. Pierce fos.
tered the former-those men whose wicked
Vaccinations ssha1 we'll nigh destroyed our
beautiful system" Aud thus another awful
blow WAS struck ct the Democratic organise
ton, from which the Sentinel very correctly
thinks it will not soon recover.
The Sentinel mourns over loss ofthe dem
ocrstie majority Of nearly ono hundred il
the last House, while the majority will be
nearly half - large the other way in the
next House. The Free Soil strength has
bsen more than doubled in the Senate, and
ali the State elections which have been held
thus far have gone against the Administra-
ton except ID Virginia and South Carolina.
In view Of these untoward facts, the Sem
tinel faarlesalv oounsels the Democrats mar
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

rsA- Mount Pleasant is to be favored
with another College. The Christian
Church Of this State, have decided. on
locating theirs at that. place.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

TRAVEL IN CHIcA00.-Some gentle
ndan on South Water street on Thursday
last took list Of the number Of persons
rssaing Clark street Bridge on that dry,
With the following result:
Going North. Going s. nth. Total.
Qouhle teams, us $50 ,S33
: 6iDcls DO l,660 1850 2,8l0
y ISsSl. s,lS
Total nnnhsr Of passengers, A,4S2
Between -four and Eve hundred craft d
III kinds PISSED through the draw Of the
'hsidge during the time above spec led.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

p@- An excellent old lady says the on
y way to prevent steamboat explosions, is
to make the engineers "bile their water on
shore" In her opinion, all the Dustin is
by sscookin' the steam on board.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

sEy- An election for and against grant
ing loan of $4,000 to the gas company
of Muscatine, was had last week, and re-
suited in the refusal to make such loan.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

s1- The Mississippi papers state as q
fact that showers Of birthstone have fallen
in that State within the last two weeks:
It has been dried, and proven to be gen
uine.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

p@- A man in Cincinnati pays 20 fine
every Monday morning for selling soda on
Sunday. His receipts on that day are
something over $50, on which there is a
profit of 60, which, after paying the fine,
leaves % clear gain Of $40.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25
spvss<is.sy - srsayus.y,

=
"a pc1ceiye that ths s.6ady incrf epf tie
d0rmor1in Ufah iacrcatisg co1sid0eble in
|tercst ID. many minds, and eerieus epprs hen-
sions are tntSftaine1 that1he future Is preg-
nant With difficulties yet to spring from their
tpeeuaiar insfirusion. Thu modern d0sssias
that the people of the territories snnst be left
lperfectly free 70 establish their domestic in
stitutions in their. own way, without regard
to tho wishes of the people Of the States,
with whom 10 due time they are to be united,
| 10 prolific 0f evis which mnet, We think,
greatly sndanger the peace OF the Union n
not overturn Is altogesher. When Utah shall
have grown II ndlhbcrs sufficient to cntitlc
her 10 Place 10 the confcdcracvy sho will
probably DO disposed Of in Que Of three
ways. She will be admitted rs she il, or
kat ou', or her polyg my abolished before
admissi. n.
II she comes in ms she is Tor will be,) thru
that comfy. which must exist between che
several States will require regulation BY
which the citizens Of Utah can travei through
the other States, carrying with them IS many
Of their wives as they may deem proper, and
thus the infection BY example will spread rer-
haps farther than mott persons are willing 10
acknowledge. II she il kept out of the
Union, then what will be her political stat.
utes? Willthe Unitrd Suites abdicste theis
Jurisdiction and acknowledge her .pdepen.
dence, or will they undertake 10 sscrush out''
the socinl system Of the Prophet's adberent1
u It armis7 II he bar be put up 70 her I'd.
mission unless shs herself Abnndons bar
.s.dpls," what course Of events Will follow
Can she not very pertinently ssy toC onSrese,
| You have looked on and beheld bur PROC ress,
Saying little and doing nothing % prevent
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

During the storm Of last Sunday night,
says the Oskaloosa Herald, the dwelling
house Of B. F. Anderson, Esq, Of this
place, was struck BY lightning, and almost
literally shivered to pieces. The fluid
struck the top Of the fuc, and followed
down the spouting, and also down three Of
the corner posts. The roof was split open
from end to end, and the shingles scatter
cd in all directions. The plastering Of
two rooms, was nearly all knocked off, as
vas also the weather boarding on the out
side.
Il d quite surprising that no one was
injured, as there were seven persons in the
house at the time, and every room was oc-
enPisd. The glue, which fastened the
veneering Of a'bpreau, in room in which
were three persons, was So heated as to
cause it to come off. Mrs. Anderson was
considerably stunned, but no one was
greatly hurt. The head-board of bed in
which Mr.. A. and child slept, was split.
Considering the effects Of the lightning
on the building, added to the falling Of
boards, timbers and plastering, it is truly
surprising that all escaped SO well.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

nW 1t is said that Mr.. Youatt, Of Eng
land, in cases Of persons bitten BY mad
dogs, has healed more than four hundred
cases with muriate Of silver, and not one
had any symptoms Of hydrophobia. i
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

Il ~ Some Of the liquor shops in New
York have placards before their doors in
forming the passer-by that the Tribune"
of that city Is not taken there.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

~ Mr.. Bannister went up in bal.
loon Al. Adrian Michigan, short time since
and after taking trip Of $50 miles to che
Southeast, landed in Clarion County, Pa
This is a mountainous part Of the State
and is more than ninety miles from any
railroad or telegraph.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

MAose Eqas.trisn Accomplishments astisIs lin -
Mercury q u ring.
Tom Osborn
Tho CREST bareback rider; also in ha sets Of IsnS
ling and Stmcrss ins sver SIX horses.
Mr. 3. b. BALDWIN,
- III celebrated actJof haIancinx apd JuggHy win
Balls, Xniyee. RinRs. -.
Hr w. Armstrong, .o
II hs eclebratei Portuguese tricks, heves be5Os w
nefeed In this country,
Together with numerous ether artlstfe. wbces neos
viii be fond in tho Proxrsmmcof Pssfssnssss.
Tho stud Of Horses
\ ths lsrgest and most bcaafifuI asd highly 6stsfs
in America.
!, Accompanying ~ cire~ ! ~ celebrated -
band led b
VIM Ober1ior.
The Pavilion will b. found rpaciors- -eapabls e
containing Two Thosssnd persoas with sonfosssss
agn&.
The unparalleled approbAtioa viii Which -
ADORE Company bss been received y every ~ sn1
.own which they have Thus Ar Visited, ~ isds.es
the propriefose t0srafe 10 pains q expense = rsa
cjn4 scfiss ~ elegant end abrasive nove'fies.
rogtcF t0Any offered 10 The pA4soaaGt ~ - 49,
Al@31tsn y hexes - eta; RI - -. ChiIes..s
..axr n yesrs v - ~ nsSse ~ psies. ~ =.
-, =. An s.s = rss~.s'
-: ::;:' !: j :: ! \ 1
ina "a HSMM E3a ElE1&S w.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

The New Orleans Picayune says the SUM
mer tide Of travel is already setting north,
ward, accelerated BY fever and cholera.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

Cosr @ THE LATE CHICAGO RIor.-
The City Council Of Chicago on Tuesday
last, allowed bills incurred BY the city fol
the late riots, amounting to $i,2:3 So.
This is quite snug little sum for two
days riot
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

New WHEAr.-A lot Of "a sscks ~.
wheat, first in market, sold on Friday last
at St. Louis for sa,e5. But wheat was
quoted, sams day, at 1886 for best quail
ty old.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

- The Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnAti Railroad has declared semi-an-
nual dividend Of Eve per cent payable in
cash.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

AAuLr CANAL OPEsIp.-The steamer
nlineis passsd through the Sault Canal on
Monday last. The event Is the marking
q IN era in the history Of the Lake Su-
perios oGantsy, md wgchronicle il with
r1e6Dare.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

- Look ont for counterfeit gold coins
they ~ aaoat both in New York and
Philadelphia, and % well executed = Z
,nss)e the bet Judges.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

=. Hon. San'l Galloway Is accepted
n invitatioa = aldrs1 he Itssasy So
e;e4i1s * Hudson Collegs. 4 4he COM
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25

- Il IS understood It Cincinnati thai
the Grand Jury will 6nd new bill Of in,
dictment against Arison, thetcrpedomur
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