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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-26

TIE SHIP GREAT RKPuBLlc.--We find the
following account of the movements of this
famous vessel. 1t will be remembered that
she is chartered by the Allies. A letter
from France says she has just returned with
400 so diers from the Crimea, and is loading
900 tons Of bombshells-,ne average weight
would make the number of fifty. Thousand
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Kob't D. Poole,
has been appointed by the County Judge of
Des Moines county, Iowa, Administrator Of the es-
tates of Jacob Rexroat and Susan Rexroat, deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against said estates
are notified to present the to the undersigned,
duly authenticated and all persons indebted to said
Estates are requested tn make immediate payment.
sept. IL, 1855 ROB'T D. POOLE, Adm'r.
NOTICE is hereby given that az instrument of
IN writing purporting to be the Last Will and Tes
lament Of Jacob Rexoat deceased, has been read in
the County rourt ef Des Moines county, Iowa, and
that the first day Of October xt is the day fixed By
said Court for hearing the prcof of said Will.
TH0S. W. NEWMAN. Co. Judge.
Sspt II, 1855 bplm
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1855. LAKE HOUSE. 1856.
Come Michigan, Kcnzie and Rush streets,
GHlCAGO, HI
George E. Boardman, s.: Pro

George E. Boardman, -: Proprietor.
rNlIIs is the only first class h ,use that runs an
i Omnibus TO convey passengers to and from the
honse, FREE OF CHARGE!
Travellers wishing to stop over in Chicago, CAN
SAVE MONEY in three ways by holding to their
checks and stopping at the Lake House:
! Is cents in Omnibus Fare from the Cars to first
class House-from 81 90 to $500 per day in Hotel
charges, and Is cents from the Hotel to the Cars.
! The Lake House charges are TWO nALLARs PER
DAY and IN the same proportion for shorter time
and no EXTRA CHARGE for OMNIBUS FARE!
! Travellers stopping ut the Lake House, and not
satisfied with the house arriving. will be carried
/ to any frst-class House in Chicago FREE OF
CHARGE.
| The Lake House is the largest Hotel in Chicago
save one is inferior to none in the Western country
and has superb accommodations for THREE HUN
DRIED GUESTS.
The rooms are clean and well ventilated. The
| table will not suffer by comparison with that Of
any irst-cass house in any city west If New York.
The house fronts on three streets, commands fine
view of Lake and iarbor, within three minutes walk
OF the centre If business
~ Tus' y Agents always at the Depot to take
up Checks for Baggage. and splendid Omnihuses to
convey pas engers and their to and from the
Lake Honse free of charge. [sept II I'm
..Now by Saint Paul the work goes bravely on,
The times call for action
A ND FIELDS responds by respectfully informing
n the citizens of Burlington and surrounding coun-
try, that he ha just received large assortment of
plain and fancy
DAGUERREoTYPE CASES,
at his rooms of Sd and Jefferson streets oppo
site the Barret House. where all those wishing fine
ana correct Likeness OF themselves or friends will do
well to give him call.
Pictures taken for the Low!! price of 81 so to SIS
apiece. Satisfaction given argos made.
Stock for sale very low prices and appara tus fur
nished.. @rAi lorders promptly attended to
June 4, 1855. WIN. FIELDS.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE!
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR D, ed instant.
u ly to n beautiful and Natural Brown or Black
without tn. lenst injury to hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WIN. A. Batchclder since 1899, and
over SO 600 applica tons have been made the Hair
of his patrons of his famous Dye. Prejudice against
Dying the Hair and Whiskcrs is unjus' a. it would
be agains: covering bald head with wig.
VIM A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not
to be distinguished from nature. and is warranted
not 10 injure in the least, however long it may be
continued. ssaH s.. + -
Made, soll or applied Tin nine private rooins) at
the Wig Factory, 1885, Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all the cities and towns of the U. S. by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
@ The genuine has the name and address upon
ofsteel plate engraving four sides each bottle,
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
233, Broadway, N. Y.
Far sale by J. F. Tallant, Burlington.
Aug. l5-6mC&w. -f'
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fus'oS.-The Ohio State Journal SAYS
a''es movement on the tapis in. that
'a'e, having .or its object the withdraw
Aa AEplLL as a candidate for governor
.'a nc view as there is no hope of elect
NY nm, Of fasing upon Trimble, the K.
~ 'onluce. Should the administration
la''! DO this after all they have said about
Se'a'qulty Of fusion, it will be another
~aa''aoa Ofthe oft quoted saw, in re-
ssm to circumstances GOVERNING cases
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Spanish Mackerel, caught off the shore of
Long Island, are in the New York Market
This kind of fish is said to be equal to Sal
mon in delicacy of favor. 1t is native Of
Southern Wales; and of late years they have
been in the habit of frequenting northern
waters. They are nearly the slzs of shad,
and sell at two shillings pound.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-26

Books for Farmers and Fruit Growers
WE have just received an assortment of Standard
w Agricultural Books, expressly adapted to the
use of Farmers and Fruit Growers among the a..
sortment ma be found "a - =, =. :,
Barry's Fruit Garden; 81
Elliott's Western Fruit Books;
Thomas Fruit Culturist;
Stephens book Of the Farm; h93t rs
Downing's Garden and Rural Architect; ".
Aliens Rural Architecture;
x Johnson's Agricultural Chemistry: "a
g. fouatt on the Horsc; Analysis Of Soils;
-. Youatt and Martin OF Cattle;
Fesrenden's complete Farmer; .,,..
Buchanan and Allen on the Grape;
Norton's Elements of Agriculture;
Strawberry Culture; At
And many other which we will sell at Eastern prin-
ted prices. en-. WILCOX L Co..
sept II, IS Burlington and Fl. Madison
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eyAGENsRors Acr.-The different Lodg-
es of the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows>
have appropriated. during the past few days,
several hundred dollars for the relief Of the
widows and orphans of Odd Fellows in Nor
folk and Portsmouth.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-26

DUMP chain an. fixtures, enameied and brass kes-
i Ties, hollow ware. p,sin ard japanea tin ware,
&c, gssi supply always 90 hand and for sale BY
lu.y 20 ]. W. WHITE.
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]. II. GEAR Sc.

Agents FOR e. S. MALTBY'S OYSTERS.
I'M and after the goth inst, We shall be in receipt
~ daily of Fresh Oysters in cans and kegs.
Also. Fresh Shell Oysters in Dbl. fur sale by the
can and Dbl. At Chicago prices, adding freight.
sept IL, SIS y. H. G. & Co
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doops LOST on THE SEBAsTopoL -
10 the list Of Goods lost on the Scyasto-
pol We observe that Iowa merchants are
losers to considerable amount. Mcssrs.
liendr'e 1 Co., lose 297 packages of
lna' Donahue 4 McCosh AZ peices of
marble. A. Reid, of Galesburgh, lost 555
rekages stoves and Hardware.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-26

There is an orange tree in the garden of
Versailles, France, that is more than four
hundred years old. 1t is still perfectly
sound and vigorns.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-26
Yellow Fever at Norfolk.

correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch,
writes under date of the 7th:
MISS Mary Jones, sister of the late Past
Midsh'pman Jones, and daughter of Mrs w.
Jones, OF Norfolk, both latter deceased with fe-
YER IS also lying i'll at the same hotel with
the disease. Should this young and beautiful
lady tall victim, she will make the fifth
MEMBER OF ms interesting family, who have
gone to the grave within less than fortnight.
1t IS said of the Jews, that on their return
from their captivity, their old men wept when
they remembered the glorious past; and con-
trasted it with the prese't With fe, linys akin
to these, the families of Norfolk and Ports
mouth will returnt to their homes, when the
pestilence shall have departed. Oh. Cad! VIDA
return II will be!-Desolated chambers will
be there vacan, chairs shall be at almost ey
cry 6reside and every hoard-familiar voices
WI be heard no more-chi'dless parents will
exchange sad greeting, and orphan children
weep in each others arms
Inc congregations of churches will be NOV
ing panorama's Of funeral drapery. and the tone
OF recognition when friend meets friend. will
sound as hollow as The first handful Of fresh
earth cast upon coffin. And this last word
reminds me of portion Of the freight of the
louisiana last night, on her downward tri- =
There were barrels of bread and crackers. and
boxes OF candles and lemons, and other things
10 sustain and cheer life amo. the stricken
ones-and one hundred and fifty coffins all for
Notfolk and Portsmouth. It was a lovely
night, the moon shone out with mild and sub
dued beauty, the stars seemed
Telling touching story.
VI friends long past to the kingdom love.
Where the soul wears its mantle of elory.''
The boat rode right CALAMITY over the
huge pillows of the Chesapeake, but there,
before me, around me, piled in tiers of three
or four deep, were those sad, silent, dark
collins! Nv Imagination filled each tene-
ment with a cofpse-cold, CHASTITY, pale,
floating, floating, floating, on. on
where! l thought of those lines of Camp
bell, in his s'Last Man." l associated them
with Norfolk aud Portsmouth, and the collins,
and the departed. Norfolk-Portsmou nth,
one hundred and fifty collins! Those
s'Cties had no sound or tread.
And ships were drifting with the dead,
To shores where all was dumb!''
Thirty of these were present from kind
hearted undertaken in Baltimorc-God bless
him for his generosity; but only think of
Il
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Observation-Disclosures STURGIs, U.
S. A. has been sojourning some days with
his brother, DR.. W. Sturgis in this city,
and left for his post yesterday morning.
Lieut.. S. was summoned to attend upon
the last sad rites Of a venerable father whose
decease took place before he reached here.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-26

L.. II. SA NJ A Ri. Gerci Il Akent
FslR IOWA. ILLINOIS IA Nd MISSOURI.
IlTILi. insure al h;nis III prtassy sxAiaa Le.u
w ~ Dsmsgs BIZ Fin! In say af slsk slnwinF wall
kD'~n q MI ~ i-ins,hae ttanPasssy rix: sss F
Merchants lnsnFsrcs eansreny II pinhdeiphis,
tapssai s4se.noa.
Kcy>,une rnsuraure G ripanv n PHILADELPHIA
esriiai tsea,fae. 80 ,
Consolidated fhs,ilaiitt 4 mi aus 81 Fbiladephia
c,pitai seo0, uao.
Star Ia-urancc c.anpans II 0s,ensburg. n. +.
CAPITAL si.o.oap
Tls sssssr Companies haze eempi led With the In
ssnaurv avs q. Chic, Gtliana aud Hin is, which
is II it.ti. fccit tecomiaendafion Of their abi-
ny .,ay MI agf ipsscs, ! have permission TO re-
fvr a. tue fa wing gentlemen and business Arms In
this aud other cities:
Gil. J. ". Morgan. .. V. Swan, S. r. Num-, Ross
& Whip.le aud Durham & Brown, Burlington.
Heck 4 Heirs ri. Car Bu;ldtr-, Cincinnati. Ohio.
stene, Baker 4 60, Wbdlesa.c Grocers, do
w. w. Wihefeli. Car Builder, sandu.ky, Ohio
r. r. Bsnncy Prest Un,on Bank. do do
II. S. fl.nt, Ca hier saudusky City Bank, o.
j. W. Godfrey, Gen I 1nsurs Ag San,iusky o.
Csc. Bliss Co., Hope, Graydcn L Co., Lee, Gsse
5 Co and Stanton Sheldon 4 Co., New York. 50
-, Office corner Main and jefferson streets. over
the Drug store If j. F. ITALIAN. Burlington, Iowa.
sept I5,ls55 l.. II. SHEPARD, Gen. Agent.
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~.
Mr.. Richmond successor to Mr.. Sturcis,
is advertisinga new and choice stock of
clothing, boots shoes, hats, caps, &c.
Messrs. Harbach & Wigfall, successors
to Walter F. Jones & Co., are resolved to
enlarge their borders, and extend their
business relations in all directions. Their
stock Of Hardware is worthy of attention.
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY We call at
tention ofprinters in Iowa to the advertise
ment eff G. c. Sheffield He has just es-
tablished type foundry and printers ware
house in Chicago, being branch of the
celebrated of White 4 Co., of New York.
The type from this foundry have always
been considered number one by the craft,
and we presume Mr.. Sheffield will be able
to furnish an article of equal beauty and
durability:
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} Dedication ,tEbsne.er i. 3, churoh.

~ sunday last at 10 o clock, the above
49,: ~ ornament to our city, aud a
's Healelto Of the energy and perse-
'a'e o. hev, Cowlcs, and of the liberal
,ss y that church aud congregation, was
s''a'ea oy Bishop Simpson. His dis
: ,'~ sa upon the appropriate subject
~, .arsslan Unity" 1t was a model Of
{ sequence, without ostcntation or
s,... ''s' display, chasta and simple, deep,
- saa earnest Not such an one as
s,a a the listeners as they departed
4. % ezclaim as to the greatness of
s,, @Ae' but to go away filed with the
4. Inferior in poetic imagry and
's OF scholarship to Bishop Amcs
''y deficient in the deep, musical
aud clear, distinct, and correct e.
sa''on Of Bishop Hamlin-yet Bishop
he possesses a vigor, an carnestness,
' mat burns, and blazes, and fash
i = 'a'e ests, arouscs, excites and final,
n. 'e' his hearers captive wherever he
~, the discourse TWO THOUSAND
s vas subscribed by the audience
ID. ~. -. .es minutes, toward liquidatiug
d. :. s' incurred in the construction Of
!, y It cos. $4,000, and deduct.
ss,;.: '00'c subscription, the debt still
'lAlag Is only S. 600. -.
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MACHINE BETTING.

AN receiving the largest supply " kelting ever
brought To this State. Six years e. y. renee en-
bles me to choose Tor my customers the very brtt
article made. am sole agcn in Iowa, fot .hc "a .
of vulcanired Rubber Bclhng. 81 sred Is the
Bosten Betting Co. am sl.o agent for the bess
manufacturers Of Leather Betting in the lTp,tei
Statcs. There is ~ much deception used in the
manufacture of Betting that have spared no n,
to procure article that will stand the test In eve.
~ respect. Call At No. I Betting Dsrct. Main
street. fsep. 2&.} X. i. ADAMS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sPECIAI NnlICE

CT1L another reduction of fare to New York via
~ the n. 7. & 4. R. r. Passengers tickets through
10 New York city 70. $24 so. ALL RAIL. One
Dollar cheaper than by the New York Central
Save your money by calling at the Erie office, under
the Barrel tiouse, H. E. BARTLETT, Agent.
Sent. Is. 1875. ta5st
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Farm for Sale.

Z
NHE subscriber offers for sale his farm, in Pleas
] ant Grove township, Dos Moines county, fifteen
miles from Burlington and four miles north of the
Burlington and Mt. Pleasant road 1t contains one
hundred and sixty acres-sxty-fve improved. A
good frame dwelling house, frame barn stable and
other out buildings There is good young orchard
just beginning to bear Eighty eight acres of tim
ber For terms apply to the subscriber on the premises
Aug l5-2m STROTHER EADS,
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IN !. AND SPECULATION IN SuaARs.
~ J Evening Post Of the 18th
b I 'ae supply Of money on the mar.
& d.. ample, The offerings of paper
si,,.a'ase very light compared With
ss,;.. :. business now doing. The
y. !, : grocery paper has been very
.s.s. : = owing 70 the large jobbiug
IVA 49,. s ate transacted, and the ram.
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COMMUNICATIONS Nofic1

Administrator Notice.
WE will sell at Public sale on Wednesday the
w 2sth of Sept. 1855, all the personal estate of
Thomas T.. Evans. decd, at his late residence in
Washington Township. Des Moines County, Iowa,
consisting in part of hogs oxen hnrses. wheat
corn, has. household ard kitchen furniture farming
utensils. &C.. DC. Terms of sale, cash all sums
under ten dollars, and over that amount six months
credit with note nd approved security. s.
JOHN r. JONES,
ANN T, EVANS. Aonlnisiia'ofs'
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l will be sold low. Merchants and dealers atten-
ton is respectfully directed to this particular item
Sept. -. r. s. ADAMS.
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Real Estate.
= Hal acre Lots for sale in Hopkins addi-
cA ton to Burlington city, about 80 rods south
from Barret's addition. Fine eligible building sites.
Terms, purchase money down, balance on time,
easy payments to suit purchasers.
r Enquire of Croker Bro. Jefferson street, or
NJ S. Hopkins n the premises.
aug 9. '55 bpm
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"Cities had no sound or tread.
And ships were drifting with the dead,

TO snuies Wue1e aII was uumU!
Thirty OF these were present from a kind
hearted undertaken in Baltmorc-God bless
him for his generosity; but only think of
such present, present of thirty collins!
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Groceries! Groceries!!
| IN HHDS New Orleans and Jamaica sugars;
cU 90 bbls Belchers A B and crushed do
100 sacks Rio coffee; Esq
IS do Mecca Java and Laguira coffee;
$50 bbls. refined moasses, Belcher sugar house
and golden syruts; 81 lsrt y
60 half bbls golden syrup; 100 kegs do do
IS bbls. mackerel No. !, 2 and 3; ss.
rs kits No. aad mackerel. 'a
% bbls cider Vinegar; 100 bexes Glass;
90 boxes Tobacco; 20 do cut and dried;
275 kegs Pittskurg and Wheeling Eail.;
zoo lbs. Spanish a. at Indigo, 300 IL. madicr;
And great variety Of article. too tedious or too
numerous to be mentioned here. Please call and ex-
anime fer yourselves. Lean sell low rs st Louis
or East m prices. cost and transportation added.
~ Don't forget the place, Water street between
Washington and Columbis, Burlington. " ''Ss''
sept 81, IS JOHN S. DAVID
Fall and Winter Trade
M Y stock Of goods for the Fall and winter trade
M has been received. have made my selections
in the best Eastern Markets. Perons in want of AZ
tcles In my line will find much larger and more m
ried stock Of Goods TO select FROM than hsretofore
and Mt very low figures. Please call and examins
my goods as determined to make il the intsrs,t
OF cash buyers to give share Of their business
Gentlemen's Line Ladies', Line.
Black and Brown Cloths, Blk and chan lii ,;,,
ueksxins ana casslmeres Gala plaids l. aIpaccas,
Cassinetts and tweeds, Merinoes and dein;nns'
Moieskins and jeaIs, Debsepes and pinoh. ~,
Hats and cspe, Amer a tsnc,;.h snsn !.
Bonts and shoes, Sbavls 4 hasas.-rpt;.s.'
y Ga and pants, Collars and undersleeves,
80 ana nanh ksfcniefs, Stockings and gloves,
C Cnoer snirtf AND drawers, shnes and CATERS,
Glf'o and socks, Muffs and tippets,
oo'i.fs ana snspendefs. Ribbons and laces,
| Domestic Goods.
1 irish linens, Richardson damask ssble linen. II.
nsn crash and diaper, cotton diapers, sieknrs dris
Enc hickery, bsaehed and brown muslins, white
Garnet bags and notione. q - 'oi0's'
si e'. sn nd Qucensunse. II. HssCOTT.
~ Nsin street.
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House and Lot for sale.
A COMFORTABL dwelling house, three rooms
n and cellar with well and fruit trees in the yard
and good stable the premises, situate seventh
street near Valley. For sale cheap.
Ess- Enquire at the " Real Estate Office of
july IL L. D. STOCKTON
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Music! Music!
rALL at the Iowa Music Store, if you want COED
~ selection of any kind Of music, from first rate
Piano down to capital good Je~sharp. This is the
place to buy Singing Books for Chuis Singing Sch OILS,
Glee Clubs. Piano Stools, &c.
victims, Guitars, Flutes, Flies, Banjos, Ia nborines
Flutinas, Aecnrleons Brass instruments, Drums and
tthcr things "too numerous to mem can be pro-
cured all times at this the only Music Sor in this
vicinity. [sept 81 X. LANE.
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Administrators Notice.

Administrator Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that John r. Jones and Ann
IN T. Evans have been appointed BY the County Judge
of Des Mones county, Iowa. Adminstrato of the Es
tate Of Thomas T. Evans, deceased. All persons Law
ing claims against aid Estate notified 10 present the
to either of the undersigned duly auhencated and
all persons indebted said Estate make
immediate payment. JOHN r. JONEs,l aa,
sept II, SIS ANN T. EVANS, A"m'
NOTICE is hereby given that an instrument of
writing purportiEg to be the last will and testa-
ment of Mary Evans. decca se has been read in the
County Court Of Des Moins county, Iowa, and that
the first day Of October next is the day fixed by said
Court for hearing the proof of said will.
THOS. W. NEWMAN,
sept II, 1S55tdd county Judge
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y,
Very arti.
| .hc hNt
Ter Four.
|.l.p,
agent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS is
called to our new advertisements collective
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=, Milwaukee, Sept. %.
The Propeller Forest City, from Buffalo,
with 400 tons of merchandise and 90 nassen.
gers for Milwaukee and Chicago, and the
Brig Asia. from Chicago for Buffalo with
cargo of 10000 bushels corn, came in COLI
sion near Grand Traverse on Thursday last.
Both vessels sunk. The passengers and Grew
were saved in the boats and afterwards pick
ed up by the Schooner Hamlet which ar1iv-
cd at this porl this morning.
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Form &or Sala

Farm for Sale.
A FARM Of 90 acres-S0 prairie and 10 timber
n we'll improved. situated in Danville township,
and within one mile of the Messenger farm, is offer
ed for sale.
~ For particulars enquire Of Wolcot Seymour,
Esq, at Centre, of the undersigned in Burlington
June 13. NJ. Kelsey
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-1~e" VFk, sept u.
Two boxes con aiming fifty thousand dollars
in gold. were stolen from Wells, ButterfieId g.
Co.'s Express, while in TRANSMISSION from Du-
huqne, Iowa to this city. The money belong
ed to the U S. Sub Treasury. aud its delivery
in this city was contracted BY Adams e. Co.,
who employed W, B g. Co., for the pnr pose.
On the arrival here, the two boxes supposed 10
contain the gold were found to be filled with
bullets. N
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" Print.
chtbedy,
! eastern
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BUCKETS and tuls, churns, knife trays. wNden
- bowls and trays, potatoo Washers, rolling pins.
butter prints and ladies, bung drivers, beef steak
pounders bush. measures, shoe brushes willow cabs
and wagons, meal selves clothes pins bird cages. pa
tent wheel heads, &C., just received and for sale BY
aug23 :. j. G.. LAUMAN d BR0
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For the Ladies.
piECEs fne linen thread edeipc;
w 10 do 70 woven do 10 sae
~ ~ pieces hne linen thread Houiton int edginc;.
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