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

BExv pAckKG.-J. E. Norwood has now
. number Of men employed in Strengthening
cattle, and cutting up the beef. lie has con-
trncted for sone 1900 head at an expense for
the cattle slone of over ~, 900. From fifty
to one hundred are killed daily At his slaugh-
ter house. Ills prices vary from n cents
TO cents according 70 the quality OF the
beef. He purchased from Mr.. Thayer of this
city 100 head for cents per ID, averaging in
weight over TO lbs each. This lot is said to
b the finest beef ever packed in Quincy. 1t
10 intended NO are informed for the British
navy.
Nj. Norwood Is Also ready 70 contract for
hogs at from S to 81 cents per 10. This is
about the highest price We hear of being Of
fered BY buyers in the city. Sellers are come
what disinclined to dispose Il hogs II that
price. Whether it would Do advisable tor
them to sell u $5,25, which good hogs will
bring, Ne do not presume to say, but We are
inclined 70 think that the prices viii not ex-
ceed The present rates duriog the ssasen.-
Quincy Patriot.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

RAILROAD CELEBRATIos.-Dy the po-
litencm Of the committee Of invitation At
Muscatinc, We have received an invitation
70 be present At the celebration At that
place ON the Goth inst, Of the opening Of
tho M. h NJ. r. r. This is an important
event for our up river ueighbors, opening
to them IN Eastern outlet for their pro.
ducs. We should be glad to be present,
psr .icipate in the festivitis Of the occasion,
and look at their promising young city;
but fear business engagements will not
permit.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

RzLEAsE OF PAssxoxE WnalAxsos.-Judg
Kane, the autocrat Of the q. s. Court in
Pennsylvania, has finally consented to dis
charge Passmore Williamson, having gra.
ciously condescerdcd to allow him to be
brought into his presence to testify, that be
did not intend any contempt Of his court OF
the evading Of its process, and that he was
unable to produce the slaves Of Col. Wheel
er.
This slearn.d and upwright Judge" might
have taken this action months ago, with quite
as much propriety, and with great deal more
credit to human nature. He has, however,
under the tplea of purging his court from
contempt called i, down in full measure
upon himself.
Whatever may have been tho errors of Mr..
Williamson--however he may have been mis-
guided, there is not man With his heart in
the right place who would not prefer to be
in bis position rather than be possessor Of
such heart as that Of his malignant Judge.
Chicago Journal. Sc
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

-. The Albany Argus publish d .
statement Of the commercial tonnage Of the
world, from which itappears that the ton
mage Of the U. States exceeds that Of any
other nation, being, 5,66l ,4l6 tons. That
Of Grsas Britain is 4.04S,270; France,
1880. The total tonnage Of the world
n l5.A4S.2lO.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

A movement 10 ON foot to further the
ondsof justice BY the impeachment Of
Judge Kane for his unlawful and cruel de-
tention in prisonof Passmore Williamson,
which every friend Of good oder viii de.
voutly hope may succeed. Let him be
taught that there arc acts Of which even
Supreme Judges may not b guilty and
escape with immunity.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

PARsoNAL.-.The Davenport State DEM
ocrat announces the arrival Of Bishop LEE
of the Iowa Diocese. Who will make that
city his residence and has already entered
upon the duties of Bishopric.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

Man KILLED At ELK HEART. Yesterday
afternoon, as the freight train was passing
the Elk Heart station, the switch tender.
Patrick Kilmar,in, endcavo red to jump upon
a car, but missing his hold was thrown un-
der the train, several cars passing diagonal
y over his!egs and abdomen, cutting him
completely in two. He was sober, indus
trious man, muoh respected, and leaves .
wife and several shildren.-Spring6eld Jour-
ma, ID.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

A talking match lately came Off at New
Orleans for Eve dollars side. It continued,
according to the Advertiser, for thirteen
hours, the rivals being Frenchman and q
Kentuckian. The by.tsnders and judges
were talked to sleep, and when thev walked
mp in the morning they found the Frenchman
dead, and the Kensuckian whispering in his
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

MURoER.-Last week, the b'dy Of Mi
chacl Cation was found dead in the house
Of his cousin, Michael Crafty, Of Dubuque
under circumstances to warrant the sus
picion that he had been murdered by the
latter, who is now in jail.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

~ There is living in Austin, Texas, .
lady whose Accomplishments for the ball
or drawing room are said 70 Be uncqualled,
Cd, and vho has in the last eight months,
killed three bsan, two Of enoruous size,
several deer, and considerable small game.
She has moreover in her possession, apow.
crfal stallion Of the Mustang breed, which
she caught With the ..lasso" on the prair;es
and .sbroke in herself She viii follow
the mosntain OF male-earcd rabbits over
places which have caused the heart Of ma
ny an old hunter to quail.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

Two thieves, one French and the other
German, left this city few days since, on a
country expedition. On arriving at Ottawa (,
they broke into the dwelling of Mrs. Dan
forth in the western part Of tho city, in the
day time, while the family were absent, and
stole . number Of articles Of cor siderable
value. A the thieves left the house they
were discovered, and arrested near Buffalo
Rock BY Sheriff Warner and Mr.. B. T.
Phelps, not, however, until they had entered
the house Of two Irishmen at Buffalo Rock
aud stolen about l20. The money was
found on their persons and they were brought
back to the city and lodged in jill Chica-
20 Trihunn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

~ During recent trip East We pass.
ed over the Chicago and Burlington, North
ern Indiana aud Southern Michigan Rail.
roads. We found the passenger train.
crowded both ways. Both Of these Roads
enjoy the confidence Of the public and de-
servedly too. In addition t, careful pru-
dent and efficient set Of officers, they have
rolling stock of the very best kind that can
be manufactured; and very smooth track.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

SUICIDE N JAIL.-Last Friday morning, a
deranged man, named A. g Adams, who had
been confined in the county Ja,lfor some
six months for his own safety and that of 9TH
ers, committed suicide by hanging himself to
the grating of his cell. He had several
times before attempted suicide, and for pro-
lection against himself, one foot had been
chained to the cell floor. In this condition,
he tore his blanket into strings and made :
rope; this he threw over the grating and fas-
tened one end, tho other he tied around his
neck. Then by standing one foot on his wa
ter bucket, he raised himself sufficiently to
tighten the rope ami strangle himself Is he
threw himself OF. When discovered, his
body was still warm. but life extinct.-Gale
M Adv.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

INnUuAN.- The Utica Telegraph says
Mrs. Vanche of Poughke~psir, who WIS xii
I'D on the Central Railroad at IN ida D, pot,
was robbed of purse containing $40, after
death! The purse was in her bosom, and
secured by cord around her neck, Mt the
time she met with the accident.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

A visitor to the residence of Gen. Cass
writes:
4 spent forenoon with Gen Cass. The
old man still lives in the autumnal glories
Of well spent life; be 10 hale, hearty and
worth four millions. His career has, indeed
been successful. He speaks in foreboding
language Of oar nationai respects, and i
strong in tho belief that disunioa will yet
carry Its banners over the Repubiicr Fudge.
His four millions are safe enough.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

1xroRTxD CA1rLK.-We saw lot of ff.
teen or twenty very fine Durham Cattle on
the road near Mt. Pleasant the other day
They were the property of Mr.. Cramer, Of
Pickaway County. Ohio, and brought ont to
Mt. Pleasant for sale.-Gase City.
An old fellow who became weary of his
life, thought he might as well commit sui
eide; but be dids't wish to 20 without for
giving all bis enemies. So at the last mo.
nent he recovered the moose from hie neck,
saying to himself. ~ never can nor will for
give old Noah for letting the copper head
snakes get into the ark; They have killed
e, 200 worth Of my cattle; and when he and
meet, thefe'li be general fuss.''
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

BANK VI TrNNEsEE.-Thc Tennessee
House Of Repr scn.atives have adopted i.
resolution declaring II to be tho sense Of
tho House "tkat the Bank of Tennessee
should DO put in gradual state Of liqui-
dasion by the present General Assembly"
The winding up Of tho institution was
recommended in the Governors message.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

POPULATION OF NEBRAsKA.-By re.
cent census, the population Of Nebraska
Territory is found to be 1866, and the
number of legal voters, l, 465.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
3 SEQ yn,t ;o ?, I

Nex York, Nos.9.
The wssh.nstcs corresr ondsns q the
Courier and Enquifs :, sintes 'halothsial adj
yir.s Of aauch IL. purtance ~rre brought by
Mr.. BscAanau bs tho last steamer.
Lard palmersian, after years OF soiicier-
ton for decision. has At length explicitly
declared that Her Majesty's Government will
NOT conform to III. AncsicsA Constsucisoo
OF the Clayfon 4 Balwer treaty-will not
abandon the new co.ony tie Bay Islands
will not recognize the old boundaries OF tbs
old Central American Republic NJ those in-
tended BY the treaty, and will not reiinquish
! the urosecforste over the Musquito Islands.
The G.. snd B. Treaty 10 therefore repodissed
by both countries and therefore no longer
exists.
This unexpected change in the relations
Of the u. s. towards Centrat America, will
! lea 20 most important political emotntaon.
The enterprise OF Walker and Kinney will
| soon bring up the question Of annexation IN
form which cannot be evsded. Two sep
srate propositions for the annexation OF tho
states have already been made TO the pres
ent Administrat on, the sol, object to which
was the C. and b. treaty. No additional
troops have been ordered to Texas, but the
war depart nent mas signifed its approval OF
Gen. Smiths plan Of removing the forces
| already there.
Additional Returns give Headly, K. n.
| for Secretary Of Statea plurality OF nearly
Is 900 over King, Rep, There are six coun-
ties to hear from, which will probably de-
crease Headly's plurality. The Senate. as
far as heard, Glands IA Republicans, (.
Ms. Assembly, Repub. Is, K. Ms. 81,
Dem. IS, with A 10 hear from.
10 the CITY and county, owing to the fus-
ion of the Hards and Soft on some Of the
nominations, the successful candidate, nc
cording to present appearances, are very
nearly equa " divided. The Herald OF this
morning, in footing up the result ON the Sec
rotary, shows the following vote. Headly,
K. N, 1886; King, Repub., 9,9l7; Hatch,
Soft, 1882; Ward, Hard, 34,Oll.
Port Colburn, G. w. Nov. g.
The Propeller Finsry, Captain 8. Langley,
exploded her boiler on the morning OF the 9th
| of Port Stanley. The after portion of the
boat was blown away. Sh" sunk 10 two min
utes in ten fs,homs Of water. Officers all ga.
we'd except the % engineer. Seven men and
one woman lost. Fifteen persons saved by
clipging to portions Of the wreck and the
small boat. Tho sufferers were picked up
by a schooner End brought into Port Robin
| son on the steam Cleveland this morning.
| CHICAGO, Friday Evening, Nov. ..
| wHEAr-Market has further declined. Sales in the
morning &l45 board for small lots, falling after
ward to 81 Al closing dull and downward. For cargoe,
offers restricted to still lover figures Sale GOO bush
| prime Red at 81 SO on board.
CORN-Steady and dull with limited sales at 60062c =
So fbs In store,
OATssteady and quiet with moderate demand for city
] trade at 26028c.
Milwaukee, Nov. 9, llP.H.
Twenty.three counties heard from. Bar.
slows majorities, 7,4l5. Bashford $50
ahead with seventeen extreme northern coun.
ties to hear from.
CoNsIDERArE.-A man being awakened BY
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

Coleman, the dranntist, was asked if he
knew Theodore look? .
~ s. repli' the wit, Hook and Eye are
old associates.' -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

PoRK.-The Messu. Daniels, SO says
the Marion. (Linn Coz Register, have
commenced packing pork for the season
aud arc paying 81 so toss 00per cwt.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

PERsoSAL.-We noticed upon the
street this morning our former fellow-citi-
zen, Dr.. ENos Lowe, now Of Omaha City
Nebraska.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14


s7he bridge at Gasconade riuer had been
fully tested. Heavy engines had passed and
repassed-a gravel train-cach car weighing
ten tons-had zone over it, and while this
was doing, men were stationed at all points
on and under the structure, tO watch for the
slightest wavering. There was none. At
that time science and experiment united in
proving it SAT-. IL all human probability
it was so. Mr.. O'Sullivan considered it's
safety ascer!ained beyond possibility Of a
doubc. Could he reason otherwise? He had
taken every precau.ion-could he do more?'
ST. Louis Republican.
BARK PAPER.-A company has established,
at Portland, Me-, factory for the manu-
fact:re of paper from the bark of trees. The
paper is already extensively used, and a
good printing paper, it is said, will soon be
produced.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

Ho0s.--Scye-al drovcs Of hogs passed
through here last week, which were ship
ped By the can. We understand they are
part Of lot Of six thousand which are "a
be sent forward BY rail. Ifthis shipment
continues vc shall have TO lower our 6g.
urcs little il regard 70 the business Of
packers this winter at this place.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

DRKrGING rnx FLArs.-The Detroit
Tibsse says that the ST. Chair Flats have
been dredgsd for space II , 500 feet in
length, By 60 in width, TO the depth q
nine feet.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

CoSslDERArs.-A man being awakened by
the captain of boat with the announcement
that he must not occupy his berth with his
boots on, very considerably replod-'O, the
bugs won't hurt 'em, guess; they're an old
pair. Let 'em rip.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
From the Baltimore Commercial Advertiser Nov.s]
Breach Of Promise-A Potato Merchant Cow.
hided In Market by Woman.

FROM the Baltimore COmtncfcin AuSett'oe' Nso''"J
Breach Of Promise-A Potato Merchant Cow.
hided In Market by Woman. :,
Not . little excitement was created IN the
Lexington market yesterday morning by the
Appearance of young lady, who visited the
market, cowhide in hand, for tho purpose OF
revengiog on newly married mao who had
triaed with her affection. She approached
the false one as he was busily engaged at his
avocation of selling potatoes, and without
uttering q syllable, commenced the work OF
redrcssing her grievances by administering
TO him severe Hagelation. The attack was
made at time and under circumstances
which precluded the object of her ire from
defending himself, and he could do nothing
better than endure the chastisement. The
lady cut him very severely abo"t tho fnce,
and greatly disfgurcd his phyeiognomy.-
The reason assigned for instituting this sum-
mary punishment was recited by the lady,
and is as follows: The vend.r of the pota-
toes has been counting the lady TO about six
months past, and n marriage contract having
been agreed upon by them, she was dailv in
expectation of a union with him. A few
days since she saw the announcement of his
marriage to another lady, and determined to
ehastise him for his double dealing, and ac-
cor ingly repaired to the market-house, and
dealt with him as above stated. The occur
renee caused great deal of talk in the mar
ket, and in order to get sight at man who
was whipped by awoman, many persons call
ed upon him for their potatoes, and in a
short time he had disposed Of his stock, and
returned to his newly welded wife, by whom
he was doubtless consoled.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

u They ere bringing Over tie ira
fss w md and pilias il, preparatory %
hyiag asva. which vii esAneses in
sasassa next seek. Tie 6ver end II
Water ssrees i pretty ven fled Win tics
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
Western Items.

Wootof0 x6e00.
We cut the following from the Council
Bluffs Bugle:
UcLY VA.nrsr "A large bea, sprung at a
horse, upon which, Mrs. Boyd of Macedonia
Camp, was riding, week ago Sunday, Is
she was going home from neighbours house.
Such game is rare in our region, and the
kick this chap received from the horse, no
doubt made him x,sh he had remained at .
more safe distance. We have not heard
whether be has been captured or not, bat
such kind Of gentry should not be allowed to
pass through the country without genuine
passport. His propensities for hagging would
not suit our masronly community.
GoSE ON THEIR FALL Husr.-The Omaha
Indians started north on their fall hunt on
Friday last-expecting to winter on the
Platte at the mouth of the Elk Horn, and
ara to return to their home at Blackbird in
the spring, with which they are much pleased.
Fear Of the Sioux and Punkas, only keep
them away this winter.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

~ Wheat was selling at 81 25asl IS
yesterday, and coming in largely.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

An Irishman called 10 great haste upon
Or. Aberne.hy, stating that-sBe dad, my
boy Tim has swallowed . mousse Then be
dad. esid the Doctor, Tell your boy Tim to
aWalloW cat , tF f2@
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=. IN lssa ccsscspsadest d he Ms
.oari KeprLllsas ay,: at = pAss u
the h;ssosy u pabiie opisios shss vss@r
resrses determine Tie giossh of TOWNS md
ci.iee, bat change has takan place in the
minds 81 men, asd nov railroads .easnrr-
sbly determine their dc.tiny. Afcw ycsss
since, Louisville and New Oricans vese
"a the high tide Of Commercial pr&reri-
~, bat nov theee cities dimisish in i'm
po,asce under the coatsoliiny influences
Of multiplied railways. Chicago is now
growing rapidly, and the csuse i self-eyi-
dent. Il is . city ha.sily thrown together
without mach veslth, yet il out-gcnersla
I'll other Western cities, and already With
its iron srsna drugs the commerce from tho
| South into in "frozcn zone" which should
iegitimasely feed on the wealth Of St. Icui'
and New Orlesn.. Two yean since al Icva
paid tribute to the Mound City, but nov
heavy proportion Of the trade goes North
The roads from Burlington snd Rock II
laaa, from mischisyous rivalry, arc car
ryiDg wheat 70 Chicago IN low tariff
and nearly al this staple Of our State i
findings market BY means Of these com
nerciai Highways"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

A contemporary, speaking Of the report on
Gen lemen's fashions, says: There is not
much change in gents pants this month.
Very likely.
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v. rssynAa, fsrsesiy y i~~sll, II Hessy
To-, ~ usss seesssiy q Mahasas Co. lrfs
~ kssss absst msiss sssiA- sast Of t,ran-
rifle, ~ II mites sssth. wrss firm Ostaiss.
- - shs EsA IL Jsss hss, asd has mt
hsss ksssd from s;sse BY fa.iiy ~ friesds.
A. ~ ws Sawse. vhrs be left hene Il y
geassA shas As WANDERED ~ b desansed
ssaas - aisa. Hi friesds nsds Ailissss
ssaesA ed isasisy Tor his, bus III 10 10
psep~ss. NJ bed On, vhes hs LEFT, . bsessa
visa has, ~ deck shiss, cotton pssts asd
sssgy bosss. lie Bad meal ssot ssdss bic
ss~ ~ TIRES ~ fous dollars - nosey In
As pocket lie wss sasensd - Eoed sitt.
80 ed pioss man. 1lis VIE vas frs~
hsss q tie tine. Asy i.foraatios Of bic
~Ae,,ehs.t.. ...s "a ,i,s oeee ., Z. r. Bon.
saii, 0ssnvills, Mshaska Co., siIl relieve
1istrssssA fssily. The pspers 81 this State
viii eossss favor By Copying this notice.
HOSES Fuss soa rss Ca'ssA.-ilorss assh
- 'A's v's'"ssy' ssys The Aibssy Argos hs'
esse - vesoss'a''! 'a''y, OWING % 'sss'-
$500 :. ., -.
...:..s ,......,... $3.50 $3.50 s...
-. 49,. M;.,.,-.. w...;,,,.. !. ~,
,v,,ty tso,.asd horses II he eosld ret ,ba.
.s~bss, asd ~. 3. b.s been engaged daring
~ psst fsrtaishs in bsyisg up all the hosss.
nAeh eha1 - ooald obtain He will nave m
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sjs.. ~ e...l ..,;,.,;...
Acsssa Ssas orTAvA.-Oa Saturday last
. sss ss.ed 'ssssoo' living ness osssws'
vasssss U h's ows house, while eating h's
d'sses, ~ . ss'sheor 70 vnos' we ne hsd
sssss shelter vhss sas vas driven away sFos
nosso ~ ssasfeemsos WIN M asa0soo'
We ass eesesasio'ea WIN we particulars;
sss sssa' 'esse ssse sFes 'se O''sws papers
~ 'ssy coz 70 aaso.
-v a..;, - p..;. -. ....,.h
r...I -. a...;,. 80 !. ~ =.
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Pe'o'aeo vac e"ss''a" oPcFauon tW'ce
% the Same individual with success say.
.u,
ka ''''.o" :" ''e
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oPesa'on y NOS 70 dangerous - the hFst;
~ adhessoos are generally formed which
facilitate recovery.
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LAD Vcssf.os ~ kusor .-Aeeounts
w. sst'e ssess 'nss sae psaee OF breed 70
a. m, - ..,,,, a., - ~. ,....;,. &c.,.
=, 49,. go 3. ........., N..s;.;..,:
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-ss.. !. ,.;.. 800. -, 49,. $780,.
Al Brussels the price Of bread has augment.
I'd, and Il 10 already consid erably desre,
"ss ~ rsf's. a. Madrid = similar rise hs'
'.'' ."' o"' ~ '.' Pape'. CO." up
isr. arc no, imposing upon tho public By
co.i;,;o..
a ealami oa' winter for tho poor Is pre-
d'ctsd IN Europe
ii,cu p.,ox or Iloo,.-Th. Cat. Ci,v ..r..
agents 81 Chicago buvcr, ar. tr.vel;nr
.h,.u,h IN. co..,r, v.., ~ R.,,;r,ton and
IL ,inr sye dollar. and . half for iiop. d..
l;v.,ed mi. month. On, nack.r. viii h.v.
20 be,,ir them. selves and elevate their idea,
li,,le Or thew will b lef, with 4 berrarly nc.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

WHEREAS on the | nth day Of 0c'o Der inst,
w X. NUxs, of Burlington, lows. assigned srt
Transferred :" ns M Tru tiers for the creditor. H.
said Nunn al oihi' u"ck in 'rndc, d,ls and
due said Num-, sad stock in trade c. rsi,ting II
general assortment If goods, wars merchandise, 4,
in the store then occupied hy 'aid Mum. N wv, bs,
fire, this is to notify all pcr.ons. creditor, Of nd
Mum, to present and prove their claims ,pe.diy
poss; bic, in order that the effects in hand, d
said a.sgnces and tris,ees may he applied and ds.
posed Of according TO law and said assignment.
N, B.-Those indebted IRE required to call and NJ
tie, Is no further indulgence will lie given.
GRO.
Oct 1Tth 1Gik