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.f ~ IMPORTANT CHuRH DEcIs1oN.-The Ro-
chester Union says: In the circuit Court yestcr-
day, before Judge Smith suit was tried and de-
cided, which excited considerable interest, mas
much as it involved the question whether man
can repudiate subscription to church fund on
the ground that change was made in the ec-
lclesiastical government of the Church after he
had subscribed, = &ss9s ~ sf5
I The parties were '"The Trustees of the Lower
Falls Presbyterian Church vs.. Aristarchus Cham.
pion." The defendant, with others subscribed
$500 to fund for the erection Of a church in
School District No I, near the Lower Fells. He
disputed his liability to pay the sum subscribed
on theological ground-alleging that the ecclesi-
.astical form of government of the church should
be ''New School" The church connected it.
selfwith the sold School" organization, and de-
lmanded of defendant the amount of his sub
scription. He declined to pay, hence the suit.
The court ruled out the defence and the jury
found verdict for plaintiffs of 1929 Is.
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HAVING enlarged my establishment and having on hand
good supply Of all kinda Of building materials. ann
prepsred TO put up buildings In town country the
shortest notice..
Those wishing 10 purchase any kind Of building mate
rals can be supplied at my Factory With practical
experience OF fourteen years in the business hope to
give satisfaction to all who may favor with their work
Burlington. Feb % 1886 54 81 Ts.f5ss- dv II y
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T We learn that the u s. District Court in
Northern California, has given decision in IA,
vor Of Robert J. Walker, ex-secretary of the
Treasury, Comm. Stockton and others, awarding
to them the possession of the great Almaden
quicksilver mine at Santa Clara. The exports Of
this valuable metal from California are all from
this mine. 5
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2 New PAPER,-We have received the first
number of . paper call the Washington Press
It is edited by Mr.. A. R. Wichersham, formerly
Of the Mt. Pleasant Observer. The 'Press" is q
large and well printed paper, and will be con-
Quoted with spirit and ability. ~. t.s ..z
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Eagle Pfrc Company Disbanaed!

5tss ssS BURLINGTON, april StA
AT q meeting of the Eagir Fire Company, No.
l, held at their hall on the 5th inst, the follow
ing resolutions we're unanimously adopted.
Resolped, That ,ce as members of Eagle Fire
Company, No. l. denounce and object to the
Rules ordained by the City Council, for the Gov
ernment of the..Nre Department, and refuse to-
serve under the same, and consider them to be
tyrannical and unjust -as We are not paid for
our services, nor do We recognize this to be
pay department &
q Rssolyed, That We as volunteer Fire Compa-
ny, for the public good, do spurn the idea Of
allowing any fines to be imposed on any Of our
officers or members, nor do We consider it just
for any authority, TO elect our officers or those
10 command US while on duty, but the firemen
and citizens if necessary, and those officers shall
consist Of Chief, and Assistant Engineer, only
and We iattrr ourselves to be fully competent to
manage ourown Hose and Engine, without the
sid or interference Of Fire Wsrdens, Exsof6-
clos, &c- .ll s. : I. s.s
3 Re.olrsd lunuanimously) That being undernc
obigations 10 the City Council, and there being
no cause for that honorable body Of officials. to
impose such Rules and Regulations on citizens.
sAo volunteer for the public good and y welfareiof
Ethe community, We therefore give vent to our
feelings Of indignation, and resign the Apparatus
and N property entrusted % ou care, y Tie
|sCty Council, ,ddisband oursalver, and, from this
sSsase 10 exist . Fire Company sb3 ssse4 Il
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eH The Pittsburgh Post says that the basis
of an arrangement has been made by parties rep
resenting the several companies forming the line
Of railroad from Pittsburgh TO Chicago, via Crest
line and Fort Wayne, to consolidate these roads
into one company, to run in close connection
with the Pennsylvania R. R., from Chicago to
Pennsylvania, ,5E ly sa445.yi.,z ,az s45Ffg,
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SPRING ENIaRAr1oN.-A "A large number of Inn
igrants, for the season, crossing the river at
this point. We have noticed q goodly number
Of covered wagons passing our Office within the
last few weeks. Last evening seven wagons and
carriages, with number Of cattle and horses,
came across on the Gales at one trip. s
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CoLTON's MAPS OF AMERICA AND OF THE w ORLD.
The first volume of this magnificent work has
been published. The size Of the Atlas is that Of
an imperial folio, and the first volume contains
100 sheets, on which are exhibited $50 maps
and plans. The work is q very costly one, and
no expense has been spared, in any department,
to make it in beauty of execution, as wellas accu,
racy, the first work of the kind, of the present
day. In addition to the maps, the volume con-
tains, to each map, one or more sheets OF letter
press, executed in the best style of the art that
appear to have been compiled with great care,
and presenting large amount Of valuable statis-
teal and other information, condensed into a
small compass, and which it is very difficult to
find elsewhere.
The maps of the United States and Territories
are exceedingly minute, and great effort has
been made at accuracy. All former maps, and
map reports and documents in the Offices Of the
general government, have been examined, and
personal explorations made to arrive at this re-
suit s l,ot g, ;,s .I3.t x .r+
The second volume, which has not been pub
lished, we have seen and examined. And its
delineations of the old world are not approached
by any American work. It presents copies Of
the latest and most reliable foreign maps, and
letter press descriptions derived from reliable
statistics.
A committee from the American Geographical
Society of New York, after an examination Of
this great work, have borne decided testimony to
its superiority over anything yet produced. In
fact tits the sum of all geographical knowledge,
of general interest," yet collected by the industry
and wisdom Of man. The FIRST volume can be
seen at our Office
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BURLINGrON UNTVERsITY.

gs3 0U0AAMOxVN OMxv000Axx H
THE Summer Session of this Institution win open for
the reception and Instruction. ofstudents in both male
and female departments. Tuesday April 1st 1855 At
o'clock, Al
The temporary vacancy In the Princ,ralshp Of the Mails
Department will be heaunsfl other and permanent A.
rangements now In progress, shall be competedby Rev
TRonAs MEssxrYk M. A. D., late graduate Of Madison
Univers,y, n. Y.IOsher members 81 tfie Faculty as
heretofore l9 ts ~ Ese ss e s3F
No labor Or pains WIN Be spared The coming session 70
make the school, even In higher degree, possible,
than heretofore worthy Of the patronage Of a seekng
the dement's Of nrst class preparatory school. ss
For further particulars consult the Principal Of either
Dspartment or zee Catalogue at the CITY BookstOres
Is ssfsss ss Il SsAf rs G. J. JOHNSON, Secretary.
+ Burlington, NArch2A, 1854 bpn nj
ECRAY, DENSMORE q PHELPS, sss4s
NJ WHOLESALE GR0CERS COMMISSION MIR.
CHANTS, and Agents for BosoS SALAxAxDn sArn; No.
81 South Water and II Dearborn stss Chicago, NJ
,. P.D,oRAr--x. Y. .nRxsxosx-0.H \. fnnA tJAnl. .bpy]
II d DUSMMEAL q Co.a.-. $780,
La CONMLSHKON AERCHAW7X ~
W Atsend prompa scthe sase Country Prolnce Of Al
desruelonk Once, o Kinnie sGrset CuscAop. III.
S Rsssaucss ~ D Jeass sssss q = prnhsn Co.,
VIZ Miner. fcuien, M, Fuller, osa,s ~ knsalsys
fSnica. IN. janlSns4
lxaa ls,i5sf34TS ~ "a exSsf{E Z.
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eg- The will of the late Henry Parish, of
York, is being contested by his in immed date rela-
tives. The amount of bequests to his wife and
her relatives is stated at 81, geo, to his own
relatives about $l65, 900. The codicils are con-
tested by his brothers on the ground Of incapac-
ity, undue influence and fraud. IA
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Vhe WI IN lKaMS1SS a hougn I'P ~ ~, - oTs.' w.
y LASS BRKwrRroS author of"A Ride with Kit Carson"
etc. J. &. C0rse, Bnrlington sjtit 4s5s
This is neatly printed and handsomely illus
strated work from the press Of Derby 4 Jackson,
New York. 1t purports to give an impartial ac-
count of Kansas affairs, as they appeared to the
anthor, who was in that country during the war.
The book is intended, as we would infer from
a very hasty examination, to be somwhat ia
cetious in manner, but TO embody, without any
color Of partizanship, the incidents, and calami-
ties ''all of (which the author saw, and part OF
which he was" He went to Kansas last winter
gives somewhat whimsical account of his
..hsir-breadth 'scapes, and periis by food and
field. We rather think the work is readible.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

rB The late firm of Hunt & Co., in the Gro
Gerry trade, has been dissolved. Mr.. Taylor re-
tires and Mr.. Hunt continues the business at the
old stand, where he is now receiving full supplies
for the Spring trade.
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On Ancsion and Ferry licenses no action vas


had. ! q
The City Treasurer reported that two Of the
banking houses in the city refused to- pay their
taxes and it was ordered that the City Solicitor
commence suits Immediately for the amount due
by each.
E Estimates for grading and macadamizing
streets were presented to, amount Of $3.50, which
was ordered pnid 5s . 3ni
The suit Of Mr. Riddle against the city on
which be obtained for damage to horses 81 falling
through one Of the city bridges, to the amount
of$l0o 90, was ordered to be appealed to the
District Court. s. 1ss5s 81 la.
"A Communication from Eagle Fire Company,
complaining of the injustice Of an ordinance
passed by the city some time since, and resign
ing their engine to the Council, was received
and referred to a special committee. After q
few unimportant matters we're disposed Of, the
Council proceeded to the consideration Of the
subject Of leasing to the B. / NJ. R. R. the land
at the mouth Of Hawk-Eye Greek, which was
not disposed of when we left at late hour.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

i The ELECTION passed off on Monday in avery
quiet way. Party lines were not drawn, and the
candidates went it on their naked merits. The
only comfy officer elected was School Fund Com
missioner The present encumbent, Col. Mauro,
was reelected without opposition. In this city
ID. K. Harris, Geo. Frazee and Harrison Shaw
we're chosen Justices; Wedge and Endsley Con-
stables. a ~ 3a a.,
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tE Twenties altered from ones of the New
ark Banking Insurance Company, Of Newark, N.
j. are in circulation. n g- ST.. s..
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a eB w. s. GRAFT, EsoR., has returned to the
city, after several months absence. His profess
sional card will be found in the proper place. {
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sBrIt is stated that DR.. Graham, who killed
Col. Loring at the St. Nicholas Hotel, NY, and
is now suffering the penalty of his crime in the
State Prison at Sing Sing, is 50 i'll that he is not
expected to live. He has during his incarcera-
ton, been acting as Apothecary. o
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s1Ssks1slSAs
4 = ...:,:.. -,
sr,r;c.. - -; -. q ,.,,,, 4. \. q
49,, ~ ,l.,s,,n, .,,a *, a..l.,.. .;o,.
&. .,,d .,o,,
go ,...,.,. &, .r.,. a.s,.. ~ &. Lno =, :,
c,,,,o,,. nr .~I,,e,.av.a .rd .ee,ed,.d s,..d
-, anch g ~. .Iy,r, ,,r,ae,,tood =. 81,
.niv 81, ~ a. rr;;y;nv !. re,;.i. dat. Snel
h-,s j, !. 80 800. & r.. 90
s, ..s;,,n., :, ~. s,
~. ,,f.h. Ra,,,,,,o. 49,, !. ...,,,,, y. u
-, a..,..s.,a.. III. -. i, -. ~
h.,a &. ons s,.,. ronr.r.,an :. .h;.h ,h.y
-. sA,,s a;..;..,,. "a ,,.,,;.,.s.h,.l ~, A..
80. = ,-.,..,.,.. = O.. r.,s..;., -,
/ NIT r.ee--not because they wished 70 elevate
~, - ~
-. - -, -, 4. - :, 4
shey would make iAoor respectaoe, ana 20 tnat
end would exclude slavery from the territories.
Their declarations have been such as TO meet 4
10. nv resnr "a In ,te hea.t of nine ont ff everv
-
yen 9! sne vo'els q hvery man 'ns' esl''s
his daily bread ~ the sweat Of his lace, and who
has intelligence and good sense enough to know
.na <s., .,,.t ,.,,c, q bon or.te and re.rec,ahle
naturally abhors slavery. But to prevent men
from membracing Republican doctrines and voting
in accordance with their natural impulses and
true interests, . clamor has been raised By the
Eebraska press. Opprcbrious epithets have
been applled. Their principles have been gross
IL misrepresented, and they. have been falsely
charged with the advocacy Of the most loath-
some measures. And these misrepresentation
are mot, we are sorry to say, confined to the To-
cofoco papers. The following, from the Pella
Gazette which hypocritcally styles itself neutral,
is 4 fair sample Of the abuse and blackguardism
which is attempted to be palmed off as ARqu-
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10 The ice left the river opposite Dubuque
on the night Of April lst s i55.a-.,f5 .4es
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: i''sasaz sssyssss z.ssT ~, zsiisss ssst,osa 7s
t~.4ss 4sss n ssa /
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81 asifs .as rs 10 ss@ssss ss.sfgsssssasu,ss 4.
.pss ssssy fssasas ssssss isss,asssasss.
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Aankinq Yonsts.

=. nsoAxsN, ", r. u, rnoAAs. FIrx HENRY wAsA.N.
Banking House, Exchange ONCE, and
Land Agency.
GREEN, THOMAS & Co.,
Successors Of 4. w. Clark, Bros. Coz is
BNrlingtons loyya.
QAVE opened House for the Transaction OF general
"A banking and exchange business, and are prepared
nMce!ve deposits on the most favorable terms Time
ndteht drafts bought and Sold Collections made and
rceeds promptly remitted Interest allowed on depos-
h Sllsmittxnces and or,ters for exchange Mom the
country xrecevc prompt attention uncurrent funds
1ed At lowest rates, and exchange rented - order
g Without charge. 4 5jss5 jsn.i.T-twly.
Gv.vnsx. I LYMAN ooog. = GEo. \. ATNERroN
a WHITE, COOK 4 Co, M 4
~ 80 RANKERSs s,. f4, T,
iparret House Building, BnrstAGtan, losca9
HlGHr Exchanges on all principal points, and uncnr-
y rent money bought and sold Interest Paid On Time
pece1ass apr.l6. sss4-s.lss.
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& APRIL l2rH.-Those who propose to revive,
the Wing party, hold meeting to that end on
Saturday next in this city. After that date we
shall know the objects and aims, more definitely
than we now can get them, Of the movers in this
matter. H} e,-e,.z
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~ A correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune
intimates that some boxes of carpenter tools"
have been put upon the Internal machine style,
SO if seized and opened by the Border Rufians,
they win have no particular cause Of rejoicing:
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r The Ft. Des Moine Statesman has an ela-
borate April fool story Of a newly discovered
Mammoth Cave in the neighborhood of Pella.
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lss I'D q ssss s4A sasasa asl gzgsasss s
sss ~ wsaza sd sass; Essssss ~ as sszsss, ssss s
. ttiasass as seuag yea X srssssfs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

% IT is reported that Jefferson County has
voted against new Railroad loan to the B. l. N.
n r Isl s--E stt.i fss gas,{t saf7 81 s5l.sl3
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STEAM CARRIAGE FOR CoMMoN ROADS. Hunts
Merchants Magazine, in an article on the efforts
that have been made to produce . steam car
riage for common roads, expresses the confi-;
dent conviction that d recent invention of Mr..
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@ J. PRUGH & BROTHERS, 8
WH0LESALE and Retail Fur

g B. BUNGE, Wholesale and Retail
y. dealers in Furniture. Shop and salesroom-l
on Main street, four doors south Of Jefferson.
A large assortment Of new furniture just re- 6
ceved Every description Of furniture made to order
variety Of Mattresses always on hand. 5Si4S
Metallic Burrying cases and ready made cofRns fol
sale oct lg.y
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G. N. CH 3 r Y,

rANUF NGTuRER NSsIi ~ SHFETY GAS
M LAMPS, and Patent Phosphene Gas,sand Dealer
In French China Vases, Burning Fluid Lamps Chsnda-
rs, &c Of Jefferson and Fourth Streets Buriing
ton, Iowa.--Burnipg Fluid, Spirit Gas and Csmphene
Wholesale and Retail Lamps and Gas Fixtures repaired
and refnished. 7ezts t july11. u q fli3itT
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Messrs. Oliver, Sherman and Howard of the
Kansas Investigating Committee, having asked
to be excused from serving on standing commit
tees, the following were appointed in their pla-
.ces: On Elections, Mr. Savage; on Foreign AZ
fairs, Mr.. Stanton: on Ways aud Means, Mr.
Rillinghurst. Mr.. Houston was appointed on
Committee on Accounts, vice Cadwallader, and
Mr.. Clark on Military Affairs, vice Stanton.
Adjourned sif sz+5.s
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farbaroinq allb Commission. MI ilD

,so A povoLAss. xpwARp FITCH. ERsDERiCk HARDING
DOUGLASS, FITCH & Co.,
nnOnUCE storage and Commission
| WerchMnls. Dealers In GRAIN, fLoua, etc.-Lib-
rral sayances made on Consgnments. .4t Il,
30. 70 Kinsie Street, Chicago.
Rsygssscs .--E. !. Tipkham, Banker; r. Granger Ad-
ans. Banker Messrs. Munger 1 Armour A. +. Dckin-
SON. EsQ. and A. r. Williams, Esq Fs.s sus ..gs-
rive have ample CELLAR room for storing Butter,
ysrs. Ac, [marl.bpy.l
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/ IF Mr.. Jos. F. BALLANTYSr, one of the Ed
itors of the Chicago Democratic Press, is in the
city, and called upon us yesterday. st Dot2
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N. OSTHEIM 4 SON,
sglis,s New York Importers Of -
Wines, Brandies, Gin md Cigars.
;aSs q p .FtssN 43 FRONT S1REET5
BRANCH MOUsE-37 south Water ST.,
}r5ss n VI tz 81 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS !
Our rates Of prices at Chicago regulated BY the
New York Market. lmar 6-6n
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The four-story warehouse in Baltimore street,
opposite Hanover, was destroyed by FIRE last
night. The building was occupied by Harley,
Howe q Co, boot and shoe dealers. Loss $50, ,OOO,l
and G. A. Narden & Co., hatters, loss $40. 900,
fully insured. The carpet warehouse adjoining,
was broken in by falling wallis, and the stock
owned by Mcdowell 4 Co., was much damaged.
The rear buildings, : clothing varehouse, we're.
also crushed and stock owned By Weisenfeldt =
Co, injured, The entire loss IS estimated at
aaO0. (il0. 'se5 tss4 = - Ss# -
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Is ss4z.r.s4 .. New Haven, April Q, .a.4
Returns from all towns in the State except
Hartland give the Democrats 90 members and $50
the Fusonists 1917 Fusion majority il aS OF ssE
the 2l Senator's, IL are Fusioniss not counting .
Dir. Cutler who is probably. chosen Including
MIN the Senate viii be composed Of l2 Fusion 90
lists and 9 Democrats. eEs:s bssaasst aos 4flssqs
7a9z 81 Y Alton, April .. * paasl
a committee appointed by the business men s,sss.
OF Kansas consisting of g. W. Brown, Editor s,..
o. the Herald Of Freedom and others are in town
70 day to take the nitiatory step for establish 1s
ing line of steamers between this city and Kansga
sas for the purpose of transporting free State
emigrants with their goods They wiiliproceeds.s
hence to Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and ~
eastern cities 70 perfect arrangements. ~ -
.iql a Halifax, April 9th. 1 r. N. -. !.
signs Of the Cambria, NOW IL days out e.
sla, -! 81 New Haven, April q. -.
The fnsionsts have majority Of 8 in the SEN. ~
ate and In the House. Three 10 hear fron Eeesas
Ns's s''s'Aa NV Yossx.a M Ann ;ll,ssssak szis
gPaoyrsroSs-Pork two shillings fowei, sssfes sszSs
svo oDls. 10 z5a16 81 for mess, 10 STa15 30
for prime. Beef emily in retail xdemsaAz Il reldg
rates. Bacon Aaree and firm Dreasea ,hoaa .,s
out q season se Lard unchanged salss -
WHisxrr 800 bis 81 ases. ssasss q sss.x
| AoxrY- Demand good and sslesfifrnsal Stsrss "A
ling exciahgsadet svs se !; 49,.
sss 80 ysa0as Ss aasissssss ssiaas sss ox J.s,es
4a'r '''''''s' = 'ss.s,sss ss,.'..,'.s :
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a ~ Agw 'CARpFNrER

asg A. W. Wv. CARPENTER,
InEALERS I'm Gold and silver watches,
| ~ CLOCKS, JgwHRy, Slverware, Fine Cutlery, Gold
Pens, Fine Silver Plated Ware spectacies, Coral Beads,
Aorte MonHes, Spy Glasses, Hair brushes, Accorde
ons, &c, &c. ems 7 sfssFssY 80 .,5t = 81. f fs.
| ~ Watches and JeAelry repaired and warranted
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. Store on Adta sree
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.'s f8 J. w. g. C.. "A. WHITE,
nEALERS I'm STOVES, CASTINGS and
II HolIow WARE, Tin, Copper and Sheetlron Ware,
Timers Stock De- the old stand OF Lyman Cook Co.,
BURLINGTON, Iowa. "a sllv lsifs june20. Ef
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J. a. LAUMAN 4 BROTHER.
FORWARDING and COmmisston Mef.
+ chnMts, Corner OF Front and Jefferson strts bur
lusion Iowa Also Wuol .sALr RETAIL Dealers In Dry
0ooda Groceries, Hardware, Qaeensware, Boots Shoes
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- .sefs-.sJa -, w WashingtOn, April ..
z The Senate this fore noon passed several bills
from the Court Of Claims, making appropriations
for the payment Of certain claims therein named.
HoUsE.-The House is still discussing the de.
fciency appropriation bill. 90 :;
Chester, ,of Alabama, made a rabid speech
contending that Massachusetts,, by her conduct
relative to the Fugitive Slave Law had placed
herself outside the pau Of the Constitution and
ought not to be represented in Congress; the
South had been vietimized every time q compro-
mise had been made and he hoped that no fur
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ALFRED s. FEAR,

(Successor to Foot 1 Co..,
FORWARDING and COIMmtssten Mer-
+ chant, Water Street, Burlington, lowa:-Ine uh.
derfned wond respectfully Inform the public, that he
has taken the house lately occupied by Mesars Foote
Co., for the purpose Of transactng General commission
and Forwarding business and hopes by giving II mis- en-
tire attention. to merit share Of the public patronage
II Particular attention paid to buying and selling
produce Of all dcscrintiOns Hfhg ALFRED >. FEAR
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VII 'f's''2H s'r .'@ = New York, April g. -. nsS
In the o. s. District Court this A.. M, Judge ere
Ingersoll ordered that the schooner Falmouth IS
seized as salver, be condemned and sod with her "a a
cargo. No claim for her was pu. forward on
behalf of any party, 4. =. t,,.t..,ss,..,, j, s..s.