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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-03-27
DISSOLUTION Or PARTNERSHIP.

TyHE partnership Heretofore existing between
~ r. Chputeau il. 4 Co., Of St. Lonis, and
Charles w Borup Of this place, under the name and
style of :" Minnesota Outfit and Sioux Outfit. 3, il
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. The business
accounts and assets ofthe belong u the said
n ChouteaaJr. & Cos, who assumes all Liabilities,
and who receive all proceeds, or ACCOUNTS due he
concern. P.CHOUTEAItJn. a. "a 7
n kss CHARLES w. BORUp. . 4
b ST. Panl, August 81, 1856 e. N SEQ 2Oi4 III
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EsE'T Isl a 3 i Is q IN 1850
& BROTHER.

wv n M So AND RETAIL DEALERssrr
n -asPD WsdRE AND CUTLERY
ECtaANIc's Tools, Farming Implements
Saint Paul. = = ssS Is i. 4Ytssst'
ars now in receipt Of our SPRING sfocKS
greatly increased acIties of bvnr md selna $500.
and are better prepared than ever 10 Is suDpythe
wants n1l n our customers and the public oeneraiIy.
saving been engaged III The exclusive Hard,v.re
= 81 Paul for the last Eve years, Ne can
refer to our past transactions s the surest
8 mat we can and always will sell the BEsr
LOWEST PRICES FOR Cash 4 /,
esantry Merchants buying with Cash. wiii f;nd II
y lner 70 rll ts as W. make liberal
{ ssscou!nts ~ our current selling prices.
Il Saint Paul, June n, 1855 N NV s1sssss
$500
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LIT { I s s TURE,

q. ClIEI4URCHII4Is 8 20, I,
TN EALERs IL Dry Goods, Groceries, Til w are,
- - Hard Ware, Queensware, Boots and shoes
Clothing, Camp fixtures &c Flower Bacon. I.ard
rork Farming UtenciIs il fact everyttisg usual,
Kept in country Stofewe are prepared Ia seiI i,
wholesale and Retail. Lunberrnens can always ;nd
supplies On =, hand We pledge ourselves that "a,
JUS. @ o. A (yHfIR C,fIII + sFe- No - 4. 80 -
Little Falls. Benton County July Is. 1855. 81 1st
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MARTIN DREW !.

il. aga MARTIN DREW. 81
Manufacturer Of all kinds and qualities Of Sad
dies, Harness, Collars, Trunks, Valises, Whips,
Fly Nets, ETC.. etc, Also Carriage Trimming.
All kinds Of repairing 10 his line, done il the
shortest possible time. Third Street, between
Minnesota and Roberts, 81. Paul, Minnesota
Territory. 81 a, rs isils.
Saint Paul. NJ. r., April. III: s. ..ytf
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STOCK MARKEl'.

q ROSS keeps on hand, in ST. Anthony, Lower
~ TOWN. a large and well selected lot Of mich
Cows and work Oxen and other rattle, all for sale in
icts 60 suit purchasers; Persons wishing good Oat-
tle At lair prices need only to call at the Stock Mar
ket and get the worth Of their money. lfis
tSi 81. Anthony, Julyt26, 1855. 1'.as@ I2m2* e
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SNT OHTON ACFsy kxv IN Il WI xliasax I'M.
EkA of NV. ~. isI,s, n N mn n,,,r
Store 1itsiAt nS III IN; INV ".
INK 7intSutiVn sf trsli1satfRs, n a
and Retail Drug bdtissAS III sil branch.
ess ofer n thcr friends md Inc public { fuIlana
tAe best 81
none bnt pure sstst ma IN. IA
shal All m ~ sacia u serres S,s1
,0lf cust0uieks, with the sssis tance MI ~
and mud french Ehe,n;st.
tra,st tion hi a)l Ao.,r gSiss,
tnfe Any and nixhs. s7 M
kt ENal!s prls 1q1p yas MI milf
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u 6. sWHITNEY.
Daguerrean Artist. Corner Of Third and Cedar
Streets. Saint Paul, M. +. .i.s
Miniatures taken in every style Of the art. Also,
Landscape everything appearing as in
N nature, except the colors. ss
SAINT PAM, April, Ell i VT
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1 VI A'TlLANTA AND INTERIOR.
WYE will receive The Notes ii zths above
Iva Banksson Deposit and redeem then, ID
LON at current rates BORU r & CAKES.
~, Paul, Oct. Is, 1856. BIZ, n2si4
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WILKINSON & BABCOCK.

Attorney law, Saint Paul. Minnesota. will aAtei
the terms Of the District Court for Benton Count,
andattend to such business as may Be entr1Ated %
them. M . NAV g rs IL gnvF ,ss5
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B lG LAX s Il D h Fl
JOSEF 4, B ROWN

~ - a ~ - n I1JIUN1 ~ IN
II EEPs coautantly on hand, Dry Goods, Gro-
~ ceries. Provisions, etc, and deals IN Fur..
Ail 81 which viii " furnished tri6ing ADVANCE
81 M. Pau prices Those wishing n supply them-
and above there, will please call and examine HE
goods and prices before going elseNh here.
4 Big Lake, Benton Counsys M IT. Anr;l 40 fsSK
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slN " sF( )R sAs aBARSAINI.

u nsg 81 1ne 1aNaHs. stssss ssEl aasrs n
SIS {, . ,1ss York Boot and Shoe Store
III Bargain, al intend q ,;snoxa u
stock " " To Be ready for the snring ~
when shall be on hand with j. i. Is. 80,
yanahe ;an assortment of Boots ana ssh,as = y
were ever exhibited il 81 Ta,,l, ana a ~.
Don't 'n faiIfo call md Buy cheap while yon ~
Saint Paul, mi. 7. Az t., 10y ,s' I
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DERFUMERY, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery III a.
= Pateut Medicines, wholesale and retail. Il, 4
~. FauI, April, NORTON AND PACE.
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II LARGE assortment 81 Paint and Varnisf
{ q Brushes for sale BY MORTON AsDPAcE. \
i 81. Paul, April 1866 ID ssss, Milf
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Id "a vi . ID al "a

INHALER IA Drugs, Chemicals. Paints and Oil,
|LIA Window Glass, Glassware. Dye-Stpffs Spices,
Perfptnery, Fancy Goods, ETC.. !, ETC., corner Third
and Cedar Streets, Saint Paul. Min. Ter. 7ny1
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~ ODAr Cream Tartar, Carb. Ammonia, and 81
~ of Lemon, for Bakers and Confecti65nleIrs. fo
ale By ktyP NJ 5s nj ORION 4 mn ArE n
ssk,aint Paul, April, 1855. n NM I11ia1rr nIIf s
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JOHN GIBSON.

JOHN GIBSON M. 8, IS
m EAlLER IN Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods,
- Boots and Shoes, Wines, LIQUORS Il Indian
cheap. B ii f ga y Al. S. 4
'Es Swan River, M. r u May Al 1866. . p2d-n4sf
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III ss y Q, ss5LOCKE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ID Boots, Shoes,
d Hats and Caps, Rubber Goods, etc., next door
ITO Whitney's Daguerrean Gallery. Third ST.,
above Cedar. ST. Paul. Minnesota. VT
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r E FE 4 Is N D Es !.

y Il FHE IL 'E M CES
His az: Nv. a. German, Gov. Min. Ter
Hon. Robert Smith. Alton. iii. = 90 -.
s James r.. Whiiford, Attorney II y
Hon, David OImstesd. Mayor 81 Par
Messrs. Bornps and Cakes, Bankers 20 d
MessFs. Ames and Van Etten. .a,tv,s ] a u
Il. - s lid Il Pssl y ytf
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Successors TO +: s. NEWELL Wholesale and
Retail Oealers ii Hardware and Cutlery,
Manntacturers of and Dealers ii Stoves I'd
TIM Ware, Third Street, 81. Paul, Min. Tor.
Q. u. MAYO. sfs VT NJ RANGs.JR
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Z. C. KENNEY

..s I. %. KENNEY,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Paints Oils,
Dye Stufs, Chemicals, Perfpmsry, ect., at the
Bazaar Drug store, Winslow House, 81. Paul,
Minnesota Territory. Ut
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Qnnn ACRE for saic, of choice prairie
slOVOU Of rich solan beautifully situated
s miles below Sank Rapids. he County seat 81
Benton County, near this Mississippi River and
Territorial Road. For farming purposes, there
is no more desirable land III Minnesota. The
same WILDE sold il quantities to sun purchaser
price i've dollars per acre, half cash down. and
half on time. Land office Of 81
TRACY f FJdR.NlHAM.
st. .AnthoDy, April, 1856 VT
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.
;. r. FoLsoM AND Co.. General Land Agents,
ST. Paul. Minnesota. Office ON Sd street, In fhe
Minnesotian Building. Property bought md
sold. lands entered, money loaned, and inyest-
ments made throughout the Territory, NV
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U sssds iost received BY Express, and Isl sais
hi ORION AND PA OF. u
n e NxLI. RlJTABAG5A SEED III sale. II
quantit III Mill narch asers, by \
frANI ION SEED ], bite and Red, Il, bulk for
sals ~ ON Am PACE &
q saint Paul, April. 1855. milf
= rnBlJSaEls LED TOR GLoyERsEED for
B III VI sale nv S5 MI oRTONs AND PACE.
& saint Papl, Anri, 1851. MI ggM III . n1tf
10 PIiYSIC N s I s ID DRUGGISTS
FEI AsKELL AND NJ ERRICK,s ex,ra powder
ed Drslgs and ilden' q extracts Of Beadonna
Coni,nns ETC.. for safe BY NORTON AND PACE.
Saint Paul, April 1856. milf a
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N. e. TYSON & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery, Provision and
n Liquor Merchants, Roberts Street, between
Third and GFonrth;s ST. Paul, Min. ytfs
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3 q AsRk KEY PET TEYs,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE

lofice, Third Street.
sAlNTssf vi. MIN NESoTA TERRITORY
LIZ bnsinesssin connection win The aboys
- promptly attended i'd; Military Land ~ I.
rants located adyantageonsy Taxes paid. Cnl.
tectlons Made, and Loans negotiated. :, a 4
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GOO ACRES for sale a few miles above
lOOU the mouth Of Elk River. Rich
prairie delightfully."- situated ! mile from the Mis-
sissippi and nearly opposite the town laid ont
on the westSsidesof theFiseE. Tho rsadyinarkei
forsall kinds Of produce 1t home and the nearness
to srist and saw mills make this desirable farm
ing land. Inquire of sS
Tp anY q RI d MEram
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STEES AND HUNT, N 1
and Dealers in all kinds Of Furni.
ture corner Of 3rd and. Minnesota Streets, 81.
Paul. 6 .s gg. iy.tf
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HOUSE FURlUS 0oD6'


kept N our Store NE HIN dfreet
ifon she tnannlactarera n,auf bS
sHPressly'fo this n,axtel, and warfantsd y 81 N
ssperiorq,iAlity. q 3 s'l ~ q a g
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Mahogany & Rosewood Snfas I

81 N V1llTl Z 77 : " n N " m I
Tete-a-Tetes. |
Easy. Chairs,
Rocking Chairs
Sofa Bottom,
Ottomans,
8Diyans, !.
Tables. NJ \. ]
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Al ACRES for sale one mile and i half from
HI town. ION agenrle rise Of ground overlook
ing st. Anthony. It would be splendid place
for any person desiring ID live near town and
wanting only a few acres to cultivate,
.'sss ssse.5ssF TRACY& FARNrHAM
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
Gnssnsr seizs,rc cs Liquors.

There WAS a considerable excitement on Front
street Yesterday, occasioned by seizure orliquors
at the old American House. Coastabes Kirk
patrick and Wedge were surrounded We are in
iorued, by boistcrous crowd OF those who
Ike TO take little of the crtter" ard who aon't t
a. all fancy the idea of seeing i, flow in an unac-
cystomed channel. They however iorchorc the
exercise OF actual resistance to the arm of the
law, and the ronsabes finally carried off their
spos in peace, 10 await the decision of the pro-
per tribunal in relation 10 it.
We suppose whatever trouble, there was, re
salted from the exhiiiratioa OF Yesterdays elec-
ton We do not believe any of our citizens
could so far forget themselves as TO imagine ii
poss Bile 10 avoid the execution of the law By al
appeal to physical resistance. That is always Al
unfortunate game to play at--particuiarly wher
the law affords ample means of redress for an,
injury actually sustained by the hunlblest as vel
| the highest citizen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

WoNpERFuI~-The tar-rcaching editor OF the
Gazette thinks rwould be some relief, even with
out the mails if he had neighbor who was fond
OF ''argunsentn ~ The Gazette grows tacerous,-
it prates about argument! One not acquainted
with the Gazette might be guilty of the folly OF
spposing its editor at some time in his life, had
had some idea of the nature of an argument"
But surely no one else could commit SO gross all
absurdity. "Argnmen.," iorsooth The editor
of the Gazette itching for an argument! Yer
ily, that is rich We would as soon expect some
Widow Bedott" to sigh for an argument That
the editor has an '.intinie deal more of nothing
than any nun in Venice" to say, We Init The
Widow Bedott herself canuo. excel him in thi:
particular. But for argument, thimblt
| fall would kill him. if he possessed it! He wouIt
die of such surfeit as quickly as OF u dose o
arsenic i!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

sY1 Our paper is this morning crowded with
important news, having had no account of the
goings on throughout the world 'or an entire
week. We have little room for editorial, pre-
fering to occupy oar space with more important
matter: .-s .l. -r -...t-.s o..
1t will he seen that the Republicans in the
Honse have at last trumphcd in the election Of
Mr.. Banks. ....... ....
The foreign news is important" There seems
to be some probability of peace, or at least a
possibility. And such a consummasion would
be fraught with pecuniary disaster to good many
people in this country, who have invested largely
in Grain and Provisions. ". .-.-
In our columns will be found important news
from Kansas, confrmatery of the report, in the
form of circular, published Yesterday, that the
Missourians we're arning for the invasion OF that
| Territory.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
WAR NEWS FROM KANSAS.
TWO MISSOURIlNS KILLED.
lHe Ln,creare Military Companies on The -uarch.
PROSPECTS OF 4 GENERAL WAR.
A New version Of the Kirhaooo Story.

New YORK, Feb.1.
The Tribune OF this evening has the ioo@in.
letter from Lawrence, kalisas, dated Jan. II:
The citizens of this city have been called out
at midnight 10 rally at Eas;oa in defence OF he
people there from violence of mob from Mis-
soiri The enemy made an attack on The balio
box In its ,efen e, TWO Mis>a drian> wers. killed
and iwo .rce-s;aie D,en badly wounded. Brown
oi Iearsnwor,h. ANA Aenard OF Ei-ion, are in
the h,,lts o. a NOS. who shrea.en 20 l'ns ihrm
tonight. Messengers have been SEM over The
Territory 10 rally the iree-sta'e men. and runners
may have been sent TO Missouri To rally large
mob. The military rompanes Q! Lt"rcnre will
START for The seat of danger Soon- Gems. Ro,iR-
ION AMI Lane, and o hers, are in co lnc.l5 o.
,ers have tecl, sent % fhc dfflren: companies 20
h. in reldisc 10 'narri Essson ia few hoirF.
Aei ~, ho..et,ar{ have stirsetl ior Leivearor:h-
The w4.r threatens % heeoaie general. Another
version o. the K: n, 90 o-y.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

IS F. P. BLAIR. Southern Democrat, who
has published letter dcnoanc.ng the present
doughfaeed administration, AMI the Fugitive Slave
law, Us UNCONSTITUTIONAL is now denounced by
the Pro Slavery papers, as ''He Democrat" and
us poor authority,
What sor, of a Democrat he uscf 20 he conS:,:-
cred can be learned from the following exr!.ma
ton of the pasr.oi JACKSON. when certain, ua;-
ter was suggested TO HIM, Observes Jackson
! 'What docs Frank Blair think for III give
more for his opinion than the Y ho'n cabine;S-
| with The Scprcaie Coar, thrown in,
I Is Col MegIenry. Register of the Land Of
fce at ,baiae. has been removed. Mcileni.
was sool Nebraska neu;o raj, but had beer
speaking disrcsi ec:laily of Gen. Jones.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

~ The train that left this city on Tuesday
morning, the 30th ult., did not arrive at Chicago
until the Thursday evening following. The pas
sengcrs held meeting in the cars, Capt. Haight
of the Ben Campbell, in the chair, and passed a
very fattcring preamble and resolution, eompl,'
mentary of conductor Garfield, for his obligins
and gentlenanly attentions and untiring energy,
exhibited during their detention in the snow.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
HAWK-EYH And TELEGRAPH.
i. OCrOr t:e.e11

We would infer from the tone of she Gazette
leader Of Yesterday thai considerable anxiety ex-
lists among the ofFee holding geatsy Of The Organ.
II Is quite fearful that the 'deiutied" Germans
wiH throw themselves into the power OF The
Know Sottsiag-. II has great deal Of infot-
| nation and eoa.Esei TO give the foreigners in
Iowa. Scyer dreaming of It's own state OF
| not perceive how insoient anil presumptuous it
is in rendering It's advice 10 those who are quite
competent to form their own designs and to ex-
eente thcni,--io see their exact position among
| US and the means they must adopt TO accomplish
their purposes.
If the Germans and other foreigners prefer
the spread of slavery ANYTHING else, they will oil
course go with the Gazette and its party. Ifthey
are opposed TO the spread of the institution OF
slavery, they viii nor be apt TO listen to the Ga
zet,e's dtsinterexted suggestions. For our part
we do not pretend to advise ne Germans. They
will act and judge for themselves. They, course,
cannot eapec: TO overturn the Pierce dynasty
without assistance They will not be frightened
by the idea of Fusion. Fusion is exactly what they
want. Ii seems to be what the Gazette wants.
II wishes to fuse with the Germans. Fusion is
bad in the opponents Of the Gazette. In the To-
eoioco party it is ali right.
We have heretofore given our IDEAS of what
the Gazette calls Fusion, and SO Historically at.
tempts TO rdcule. The Gazette studionsiy g-
norcs the fac; that no party but the so-cailed
democratic ever attempted to stamp uniform
belief upon all is members. It ignores the fact
that a.large proportion of the opposition are men
who think FOR themselves, and scorn the idea of
conforming their opinion to those of any men or
party. They do not fottop any body. They do
profess to think alike, nor even wish to think
alike, on many questions They leave the DEAD
LEVEL for such men as the editor Of the Gazette
and those who like him, can swallow any opinion
that is endorsed by the powers that be.
Fusion is the Union Of those who have a COM
mon object irrespective opinion uot connected
with that object. 1.-THE end is worth striving
for men will unite to accomplish it. If not wor-
thy, /, is not material whether they unite or not
The cry Of fusion, Mr.. Gazette don't harm any
body. 1t won't scare the German Republicans
! who are determined to act out their principles
We do rot expect them TO unite with us against
the Slavc-Propaganda because We wish them,
and all honest men 10 do so. Nor do We SUP
pose they will unite with the party ofthe Gazette
because that party wishes to fuse with them
! They will determine how they will act. We hope
they will DO themselves the justice TO act in be-
half of Freedom and in opposition TO slavery.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

RAILRcap AccfDESr.-A train was thrown
from tie track, near Whitehall, Montgomery, CO.,
Pa, on the 9TH, by the breaking of a rail. One
passenger car was thrown over an embankment,
some twenty seven passengers more or less injar-
ed, and one killed, supposed to be Abram B.
Hart, of the firm of Hart & Son, Cincinnati.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

Snow on THE PLAESs.---The snow is said TO be
three or four feet deep on the Plains, and the
Thermometer % degrees below o. A dispatch
from Independence. No, says the Sante Fc and
Salt Lake mails which started on the ist of Jan
on the Salt Lake route are supposed to have frc-
zen ON the Plains. - -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

The Foreign news, to be found in another col
umn, has had some effect upon the New York
market. Dressed hogs have gone down to s7i@
s7a in that city, while Barrel Pork is quoted at
from sl4@Sl6.5D Dressed hogs are still quoted
howeverat s5@s5.5o at Chicago. In this city
$3.50 is the outside price for the best. But
pretty much all the hogs in this vicinity have
been sold. - - = - =.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

HoGs.-A good many hogs are still arriving
and The slaughter houses are yet in full blast
Messrs Schencll & Denise have their pens all full
and some two thousand yet to~arrive. Those
now arriving are in fine condition and of good
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

~ TIE - eo, atcd Mlaerte d.nel one dsy
vi h tfl' Ar.fn shop II Rouen.g AID isl aseep
sooA att1F the meai. II. pre- ais, .oFry preach
er. was abnlt 10 deiise9 a c no.,s ii,i s,,anei
VI flherbc, nyi inS him 70 tc an audi ors>a. Al,
,lank yosi. aud A..h..rlse, ''rriysexeuse me;
can sleep ters well withoat tia, sri. ,A,58af
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Cchool s.s oss for saic u, pabiist-.r.

- Uric y An invoice OF
MSGsnsy'S Reading BooAs,
RSy's Ar;ihmetieS,
Sanders Rea kl.e secks;
Msisust'S n.sx,iy O. shr Uned S.aies;
Ssnlrrs Spoilers and Dsaaers
Met,nTly's Si,eaers.
Tie aoa.e ces ~ oer for SAX u, printed list pees
IN qaSatSties = suit purchasers
os. 81 c. N. wIicoN co.
burlington aird Eor, Madden.
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sY~ A boy has been taken up at Rock Island
for robbing letters. He would caii at the post
Office and ask for letters belonging to citizens OF
of the CITY. He belonged to gsng of thieves.
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eY The brig w. II. Stafford, of Bangor, Me-,
while lying at anchor near Fulton Ferry, New
York, was crushed in the ice and all On board
drowned except two. "ut@ a
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for(uaromQ ano Commission
!, C. L,uNAS ESQ c. LArMt,
7 g IAuMAN & RRnTHER.
ALERED S. FE \ r,

(Saccessor TO Foot 4 Co,l
JNGRW Als.ssSS ami SomintsSien HeF'
II CfaGr. Water Street, harrington, iowa-ihe uh-
iersgued would respectfully inform te pGbc, mat he
has ttNenslie housc lately occupied by Mcssrs foote
Co. Got the rrpose of transacig Grnefai Commission
and Forwarding business, and hopes hy giving his en-
tire arention, merit share the pabic patrcnsge
,R Particular attention paid to bayeg and sell ng
pyul,, OF al, ies. RIM ons. ALFRED s FEAR.
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I ADlES. ,,s,r~i.hfn. art sarcy stOrc.
II MILLINERY AND bRAs>S RIhfA6,
.erner ef rGird sad Washington stgtis. Bariington,
.sss MRS Z. Z. uENDGlckS has the pleasure ei In
,ea'ag ae ts Inst sine Is rccetSns troia New Nars
@sss sipaS n,y Geais, Baase.-, Ts.,amny>, Need e
Ssaeest easi, prsSvs iaae3Abp,L
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II The Editor Is again al his post.

The gentleman who has 50 ably, and TO ns, anu
we doubt not to readers 50 satisfactorily
filed the Chair Editorial Of the Havs-Eye 8 Tel
egraph, during the las; two weeks, has our s'n
eere thanks.