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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

sS The Paris (Ky.) Citizen says that twenty.
FIVE hundred mules were sold in that town on
the first of March County Court day. some by
auction and some by private sale. The two auc-
tioneers report that their sales of mules horses
and slaves amounted on that day to the hand
some sum of SIT. .a76 So.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

70 Eastern papers announce that at no time
for the last six or eight years has there been so
much counterfeit money in circulation as at pres
ent. The most dangerous are fyes on the
Bridgeport Bank Conn, the Elmira Bank, N Y.
and on the Smith Bank, of Perry n. Y.-The
latter raised from ones
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

New HAMPsHIRE.-Returns from all but nine
towns give for Governor: Metcalf Americanl
1898; Wells, Democrat 1855; Goodwin,
[Whigl a,4e7; Scattering, 14l. The towns yet
to come in, gave last year for Metcalfl57; Baker
Democrat s4s. The House stands lit oppo-
stion, to LAG Pierce men; the Senate as hereto
fore reported-s American Republicans to Ad-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

EE The Louis;ara Democratic State Conven-
ton which met at Baton Rouge. on the 1.h inst,
selected delegates to the National Convention at
Cincinnati, favorable to Senator Douglas orthe
Presidency. The convention was largely attend
ed and the delegates we're full of hopeful en- hu-
siasm
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

sE Much complaint is made of the smell
emitted By the gas In our Office it is sitting
There is an almost incessant coughing and sneez-
ing during the evening As pure gas emts no
smell or smoke, we take ii for granted there is
some defect in the machinery of the company,
or neglect or want OF skin in those who superin-
tend the works, or there has been neglect to
procure she right kind of coal Whatever be
the cause it should be investigated at once.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

H- We have the pleasure Of informing our
readers that the Sd street bridge is no longer in
a state of suspension. Teams sere crossing it
yesterday. We hope it may no. fall down again
for hundred years, especially if it is to take
eight months to re construct it.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
plsrIxarIgHrp sArAss Exrrcrrn n-rha H..

DISTINGUISHED sAvAas ExPEcrED.-The New
York Courier says: lgg
Professor Airy, of Greenwich Hospital: Le
Nerrier, of France; ArgelanGer, of GERMANY: the
Strives, OF Russia, are among the guests expect
ed at the opening of the Dudley Observatory at
Albany. The proprietors of the Collins, Gun
ard, Glasgow, and other lines of steamers and
packets, have rendered them free passage hith-
cr and home
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

sY- FILLMORE and DoNELsos stock is not in
demand at New Richmond, Ohio. At a ratifca-
meeting, called by their friends, one night last
week, only three persons made their appearance.
They separated without attempting an organiza-
tim
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

10 The Massachusetts House of Delegates
has adopted the new amendment to the State
Constitution which provides that voters in that
Commonwealth must be able to read and write
The amendment originated in the Senate.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

BALTIMORE FOR PIERoE.-A Washington letter
in the New York Herald says:
The administration men have elected dele
gates from Baltimore to the Cincinnati Conven-
tion. Custom House and Post Office influence
was too strong for the Buchanan men.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Is There are 5000 blacks in Cincinnati.
There are among them five physicians, one of
whom has large practice among both whites
and colored. r.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

GopEy FOR ArRiL.-Mr. Corse has laid upon
our table a copy of this excellent Magazine for
April 1t contains many beautiful embellish-
Ments, fashion plates, embroidcries, etc. The
table of contents includes a number of excellent
original papers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

New GooDs.-0ur merchants are beginning
to receive their new spring goods. Messrs
Clark & Chestnut are very busy slowing away
goods at their old stand, where in few days,
they will open out an exclusively Wholesale Dry
Goods establishment
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
BURLINGTON, IOWA. WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 2,

bare possibility that Old Line Whiggery may
be called in to prescribe, it would be well TO
know in advance, what is likely to be dome
And as Mr Starr is one of the wisest and ablest
among the remaining faculty ty-one of the liberal
minded and large hearted kind, We desire great
| ly to hear from him. II his councils appear to
be wiser, his course more jnslicous, and his rem
edies better than those of the Republicans VIC
pledge onrseH, fonpne, to go in for galvanizing
the old party.
But on the other hand, if Me- Starr proposes to
acquiesee quietly in the repeal of the compromis-
es-to join with Pierce, Douglas and Buchanan
in singing poems to the new and dangerous doc
trines Of Popular Sovereignty, we shall oppose
the Resurrection. 1t must be one ito damna-
tionl' They would be even worse than the Pierce
party for they would be approving second hand
iniquity already universally condemned and re-
probated We would not disturb the dead for
any such nnholy purpose.
Mr.. Stars insinuation about 'sniggerin the
wood pile" if intended for US, is unworthy
He should have left nil such clap-trap to the
scurvy politicians, whose trade and business it
Is to inaame the prejudices, and mis.ead the
judgment of the people. If he means to speak
of Us, we hope he will do us the justice we have
extended to him. When he finds a ''nigger," we
hope he will present the gentleman as he APP
peared in our columns, and not raise mad-dog-
senseless cry of Black Republcanism &c, la
Gazette.
We might controvcrt good many things, in |
the above letter successfully. We might show,
by the acknoa ledgment of Atchison and his |
associates-by their boasts that they and not |
the people of Kansas, elected the bogus legisla- |
ture. But every body is now convinced. 1t is
acknowledged and admitted every where. We
might chop logic about the Constitution and its
construction But this is not matter of inter-
est The differences between Mr. Starr and our
self is not worth controverting. The Old Liners
propose to raise the whig party like Lazarus
from the tomb. Let US know what kind of a
garment it is to be clothed in, and what its mis-
sion is to be.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

PRoHTBIrARY LIQUOR Law CoNsTuTIoNAL-
Seven ofthe eight Judges of the Supreme Court
of Michigan have affirmed the Constitutionality
of the Prohibitary Liquor Law Of that State,
which is similar to the law of New York.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

sY The peach trees were in bloom in New Or
leans on the 9Th of February, and the farmers of
southern Texas had begun to plant corn two
weeks before
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

The census statistics of one particular village
IN Iowa are droll enough, if the word of the wag
Who made them up can be relied upon. Returns
as follows: Irish, rs; Amsterdam Dntch, log: !:
other Dutch 200; Whithes, oo7. Total popnla.
ton, 49l.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

"NoscERE DocTI suMus?r-"It will trouble you
to show any material conflict between my letters
and Mr.. Collamer's report Iadmit that it is an
able document" &c-henee my letters are able
documents also--Hom ace toals can ssseH
i .t Dr,~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

FIRST AERlvAL.-The $40. Gales" arrived at
the wharf last evening and rounded to in fine
style. We did not ascertain where she hailed
last saw her she has been handsomely painted
and re-fitted
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Us betwas recently made in Washington
city, that Henry A. Wise would be in the Lu-
natic Asylum at Staunton, within ten days of the
meeting and adjournment of the Cincinnati Con-
yention.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Big FARMiNG.-Mr. Randolph Palmer, living
four miles from Ripley, in Tippah country, Miss,
last season made l45 bales of cotton, 900 barrels
of corn and IS stacks of oats, each stacks con-
tanning 1000 bundles, and only worked l9 hands
At a moderate estimate his crop would bring him
upwards Of SI1 900.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

IS The riveris pretty well cleared Office
Little seems floating now. We may reasonably
look for arrivals from bclos in few days
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

- The circulation of the banks in Kentucky
has increased nearly three and half millions
of dollars since the first of July last
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
americnu pIn,form in ,o1v,.

At meeting of the Grand Council, of the A.
merican party of the State of Iowa. held at Iowa
City, on the 9th and 7th days of November last,
dopted:
Resolved, that this Council approves of the ac-
ton of our delegates to the late National Con-
vention at Philadelphia, in resisting the Plat
form attempted to be forced upon tie Order 5y
the South and seeding from said Convention,
and uniting with the seeding members in the
adoption of the protest adopted by that meet
ing
Resolved, That the Federal Government be-
ing one of defined and limited powers, among
which the power to enslave human beings is not
found, us must earnestly deny ats right to uphold
or create slavery in any portion Of the Public Do
main, or to conive at its establishment in Feder-
al Territory, by any means whatever and that
ace are umatterably opposed to the admission into
tie Union, Of any more Stare States from terrir
tory nor free.
Resolved, That be1iering one of the paramount
issues before tie american People, to be one of
Freedom or Sleyery and that its final and peace
tul adjustment depends upon the election of 1856
and desiring that Iowa may stand side by side
with her sisters of the Free States in that con-
test the American Party OF this State invites the
citizens Of Iowa to unite Nth them in tile cause
Of Freedom.
Only four months have elapsed, since these res
olutions were adopted by the American party in
Iowa. in solemn Council assembled, and yet some
of the very individuals who were of that Coun-
Gil, are now advocating the election of Fillmore
and Donelson, both of whom stand on plat
form forced upon the party By the South, and for
which reason most of the Northern members se-
ceded. One of these candidates boasts that he is
the o@ner of a hundred Slares and that he is we'd
ded to the institutions of the South.
The Convention of the 9th, that endorsed Fill
more and Donelson, either misrepresented the
party, or else an unusual change has taken place
in their minds on the slavery question. The for
mer we take to be the true explanation. The
Council of November, was for freedom all the
time and anser all circumstances, but the Con-
vention of March, was for slavery at present
for freedom, when convenient Truly, consiste,l-
cy is a je~el.-[ Oskaloosa Herald.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Us Nine murders have been committed in
Memphis, Tenn, within a year, and not one of
the murderers has been brought to Justice
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Nes iork Importers Of
Wines. Hsnntlfcs, Gin \ Cigars.
ss Front STREET. &
gRICdGG, ILLINOIS {
.s Our rates efesiees Al Chicago are regulated ey the
New York Market, fnasr e-sn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

gY- The State of Mississippi has passed an act
to assist the Mobile and Ohio Railroad by an
issue of bonds. The New York Tribune thus re-
marks upon the fact: Can that repudiating
State be yerdant enough to suppose that such
bonds can be negotiateds Mississippi cannot
swindlc capitalists second time.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

sB colorcd man of Philadelphia, named
JOS. B. Hi.e, procured boat at the time of the
late calamity, and succeeded in rescuing fourteen
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
ALFRED s. FEAR,

kSuNrtshnf "a FoOf Z Ip.1 --.-I-"|
EeRN AIR sslAss and soinmi sSicn Wer.
1 chant. Water Street, Burlington, lowa.--The un-
'issued wnald respectfully Inform ths public, that he
ANtaAca the house lately occupied by Mcssrs. Foote
w ,et 'he purpose of transsctne General Commission
e iersarling business and hopes by giving 1t his
ie shrncn, TO merit share OF the pablc patronage
- Particular attention paid TO buying and selling
produce Of sll descriptions ALFRED s FEAR
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ss Since the disappearance of the snow, the
growing wheat crop is represented as present
ing very promising appearance.


... MILWAUKEE, Mar. 25.
Mr.. Bashford has possession of the Executive
Chamber, and has sent Message to the Senate
Mr. Macarthur refused to give up, and asked if
| force woYId be used. Bushford replied, Yes, if
necessary. They then shook hands and Near
thur retired. The Assembly adjourned to pre-
vent receiving message from Bashford.
New York, March 26
Hopes are entertained that the other boats of
the John Rutledge may have been picked up.
Young Nye says, the life boat, in which the
Captain aud his party got was 25 feet long and
in all respects we'll equipped; he had good ed
ding and clothes enough, and plenty of rockets
| and blue lights with which to attract the atten-
ton of passing ships.
The Kansas meeting was held last evening in
the tabernacle, at which Thos. Dwight presided.
A committee of five for the collection of mate
rial aid, was appointed, and speeches we're made
by Gen.'s Schuyler, Pomeroy, John A. King and
| others. Attendance large.
About - o'clock 90 Sunday, large Junk bot
tie thrown into the sleeping apartfaSe;it off.
Bergott, in 46th ST., which lie picked up when
it Immediately exploden, with great force, knock
ing him senseless, nearly tearing off his right
arm and sadly disfguring his whole person.
The partitions of the house was torn down and
the windows demolished. man named Baptist
has been arrested on suspicion.
-. -, jrfoIk, March 26.
Captain Adams, of the ship .Jno. Cummins,
was arrested here yesterday, on charge of shoot
ing one of his crew, at the Chencha Islands
The arrest was made by Secy Marcy, on the
complaint of the Peruvian Minister.
Boston, March &c.
The Cunard steamer Arabia sailed at noon to-
day for Liverpool, with 70 passengers, and 25
for Halifax. Size takes s35o,0oO in specie.
Milwaukee, March &C.
The Assembly to-day refused by a vote of ss
to 81 to receive Governor Bashford's message
New York, March 26
Flour-Very firm, with brisk demand for
western and local trade, sales 5000 bbis, at
6,STa7, 25 for common TO choice state and wes-
tern, 7,25as, so for extra state. ,25ss for low
and medium grades extra western, and 10 for
extra Genesee. Canadian active, sales 1900 bbls
at !, ,37a9,25.
Grain-Wbeat firm, sales $500 bushels, red
Tennessee I,f0al,75. Rye lower, sales 10000
bush at 1,1Sal3s delivered. demand chiefly for
filling contracts. Corn unsettled and lower, sales
$4,000 bush 81. Oats steady ,40a42 for State, &
44a45 for Chicago.
Provisions-Pork more active and frmer.
snles 900 bbls, at 15,s7 for mess, and Is for
prime. Beet, sales 200 bbls at s.25as,75 for
country prime, 9,25ai for new mess, Lard heavy.
sales 2o0 bbls at 9aaio.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

WV. WRITE. LYMAN COOK. GEO. R. ATHERToS
WHITE. COOK & Co.,
BANK EMS,
iBarret House Building, Ba,2iHgtoa Iotod)
CIGlIT Exchanges on ali principal points, and
y rent money bought and sold. Interest paid Time
Deposits. apr.l6.
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! JnHN pRncHAsyA
C. HI CHERy

AIlN,r,. Sssce.kstlF % x, ". TbaIASf,) q
vi f'sss ~ ~ SFsER OF SAFETY GAS
b frsgA ~ :, aad Patent Peos;'hene Gas, aud Dealer
Ass, se ssa Vases ssrasng Fieid Lamps, chanda.
- lava sssr Of sessssen aud Toarsh sess Rarng
sAss,a "a ssassn.sS f,aa, Spirit Gas and Camphene,
~ tsaalslg Laxaps and Gas Fixtures repaired
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S,.i csaIslass ssiaas, ssfs,ss.ss' over gzlsla
Sseasa NJ, Wsfall's Hardware store, on snsssy
~ ases5nes, and all kinds Of Periodicals, neatly
| HSS Substantially hound.
Ase authorized 10 receive orders for all kinds of
bssSs Tor the useot Bankers, County 0iScers Mer-
~, y saeaaisetared al the We'll known establish
rs. ~ y bsaanhpla Sonne, Of Chicago.
| Cheek, Receipts &C., SC. stitched or bound
'''r, ispr.SS,bptfl STEPHEN T. ACRES
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NEW CHINA STORE.
4antina Aoases.

A. D. GREEN. Il. H. THOMAS. HENRY WARREN.
Banking House, Exchange Office, and
Land Agency.
GREEN, THOMAS & Co,
$685. Successors of Z. W. Clark, Bros. & Coz
burlington. EOvya.
JTAVE opened House for the transaction OF general
II banking and exchange business, and are prepared
to receive deposits the favorable Time
and sight drafts bought and sold Collections made and
proceeds promptly remtted Interest allowed depos-
Its. Hemittanccs and orders for exchange from the
country Will receive prompt attention uncurrent funds
credited ut lowest rates. and exchange emted order
ed without charge ian7-tw1y
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WI. BARNEY & CO., DuHusE Iowa.
BARNEY, ROBB & CO., FoRr DoD6E
BARNEY, DAVIS & CO, DEBORAH,
I AND AGEN'Es ASD sAasSEEsS.-Notes
IL collected throughout Northern Iowa, and remitted
for at Current Rates of Exchange Money received on
Deposit and Interest allowed Land Warrants for cash.
er on time, TO suit purchasers constantly on hand
Dealers supplied liberal terms. Warrants Located and
selections made and Located for parties distance,
when funds accompany orders. Taxes paid, and money
Invested adyap ageous!y fer non-resideuts Parties adj
dressing the above firms by mail may rely upon their
commissions being attended with the same faith
nness and dispatch as presented in person oc30bp6m
HENRY p. scHoLTE. EpwIN II. GRANT.
SCH0LTE & GRANT,
DANkEEsS,S.aHds 81 nts. NOtaries Pub
- lie and Attorneys mt Law. Pella, Marion
county, Iowa. Collections made Gold Silver, Current
Bank notes Land warrants and Drafts all principal
cities In the U. S. bought and sold.
Lands entered cash time, in any part of the State
Second hand lands bought and slld commission. We
have about 2S second hand land in all sizes
and conditions, for sale on reasonable tcrins.
All legal business attended to.
Also, Agents for u s Life Insurance Company of New
York City; Iowa State Fire Insurance Company of Keo-
kuk; Coopers &c Ciarks' Steam Engine Manufactory Mt
Vernon, Ohio; For all Agricultural machinery and gem
eral Agents for Patents.
Editors and proprietors of the Weekly Pena Gazette
Independent In Politics and religion Terms 50 year,
In advance Advertisements inserted at usual rates
Also OF Bankers, and Land Agents. Monthly Bulletin
BOOK AND JOE PRINTERS. dec4+
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''AA l v. pAssas. WI L KID. THos. P. SAUNDERS
JOHN B. CARSON 6 CO.,
CTWfSSEUs and Forwarding Mer.
Nnnnfs, so.-2s Leyee and &c commsrcgs street.
f4Isfb 4 -
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:. a. W. & ". CARpENTER

~ e y N In Geld and silver w Natches,
s sseSS sssstSs. silverwa-e, Zine Cutlery, Gold
As:,e II Psatsa Ware, SpeetSeies, Coral Beads
~ sA essses, Spy Glasses, Hair Brushes Aecorse.
05 IL ssss'siies sid aeneyy repaired and wsIrau,eJ-
ssss,s, leao,i IN. - Is s''ss' ' ssf'se1'
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MEssRs. CLARK & CHEsNTrT

tSnecessors TO Mcbaels & Cark,)
1EAEEEfs fn Foreign aI.d ssopnc.tic
Dry foods, Groceries, Queensware, Boots Shoes and
Ready Made Clothing They invite the public to call and
bargains for cash i,ilr ~ -
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II -; -. nnN Sss aIs,s .N r.as,,. nS

eiiAS,ssp -, sssi LE GRtlrERS, coMMIsSIoN N,rR.
S..S wt fa' AgsRis fer Foos SsrsNsynyx S,rxs. So
tkes,srs..sss s.ss sss z Dearborn st Chicago, in,
: = e''sSao oS'--s v, fl,rtrs fjsnl .hpy1
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I ALeaSY, March 25.
In the conr. Of Appeals to-day, Eve of the 4, !.
eigh; judges decided the Maine Liquor Law nn. s
constitutional -
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81. L. CORSE.
WHOLESALE and Retail ncaler In
w Hooks. stationery 81 Fancy Articles.
north side OF Jefferson street, between Main and Third
Burlington Iowa.
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'N. T. SMITH. NJ. T. Wi
SMITH &c WILLIAMS.

y 11AN IA F.EkS ana ENcNihNLsh FrWECFS,
ID OShdLOOSI, IOWA.
Sight and Time bills on the principal cities, bought
ana sold in to suit Collections this point made
and proceeds reted at the rates of exchange
without charge. Collections other towns made, and
proceeds RENTED by draft, on reasonable terms.
-REFER To
Messrs. Cooibaugh Brooks,
q Green, Thomas & Co., Bankers
% White, Cook Co., fmar12 6mw*l
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COPARTNERsHIp.

al s
'uE untersgped have this day associated themselves
,egeiher under The name and style of Burnap Locke
~ & hs purpose Of doing General Forwarding and Com
'-sNh business, S. J.. BURNAP,
v.,E5 GEO, X. LOCKE.
nave rented Ware House on Water, between JEFF
$50 sat valley streets, where be found at all
60 seay TO attend TO any business entrusted to us
''''sss as reasonable as at any house in the city.
RURNAP & LOCKE
- = y, having RETIRED from the Drug bushess will be
@ " seS any OF his old customers IN his new capacity
~, y, re'ans the agency ot,hc American Express Co.
NSS,eieaseh Brooks Burlington. Iowa.
nnsS NoeS Co, do do
Y y Carson 1 Co., ST lenis, Mo-
SS@'ofI, iah Co, Chicago, III.
", II Brown dn
\ . Morrison, Land Agt., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
sct'h Williams, oskaleesa do
y N',tiths Co., Fort Des Moines, do
seemis, Campbell 4 Co, Cincinnati, o.
isirdshopf Bro. 4 Co., do
Veilsaier, Rogers Co, Boston Mass
's~e''p iieaetss Co, DO lnoylAtf
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no C0UNTRY MERGHANTsI

~ wv ~ ~ mEhCdANISt
SHOkg a. RETsCh, Wholesale Gro.
~ GERS, BuptfN6ros iowa, would respectfully call your
attention to their large stock of Sugars Molasses Coce
and great variety Of otler goods in line OF which
We are in receipt Of daily Invoices which will be sold ut
low figures. SHORT 4 REMICK :
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M. OSTHEIM q snN

STONER. AECaTTTECT.--Na furnish
- drawings and saperinsad the construction OF huld
ngs OF al description, public and private oce. North
Main street, Huntington. Iowa Jtsn.2i.y.f