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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

WoNAN SsSrgNcEn TO DgAru IN Sr. LouiS--
The St. Louis Republican Of Sunday, states that
he sentence of the law was passed, on the day
preceding, on Sarah Hsycrat., tried and found
guilty of the murder Of Thomas Hudson, in thai
,itv, two or three moaths since. Judge Lack
and sentenced her 10 be hung on the 18th
ii April next Il IS understood that the jary
Who passed apoa her saiis, aniiee n recommend
ne her to the elemcney OF toe Executive. so tar
S 10 commute the extreme penalty TO that Of
Imprisonment in the peniSeniiary
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

GROCERIES FOR CnICAG0.-Slnce the compie-
ton of the Northern Cross Railroad has placed
our city in direct communication with Galcsburg
and Chicago the wholesale trade of Quincy has
received an impetus never before felt. Almost
daily. since trains have been running, our mcr'
chants have filed large orders for groceries to
60 above These orders do not come entirely
from the small places in our immediate ncighbor
hood, but are received from Chicago, for Chica
90 sale and consumption.
Yesterday in passing one of the wholesale
grocery houses of this city, noticed ten hogs
heads OF sugar rolled out on the pavement
marked to Il house in Chicago Our mcr
chants can supply the country above with as
much facility, and as cheaply as any other point
on the Mississippi river above New Orleans
Quincy Wing.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

DlAnoLIcAL ATTEMPT TO DESrRoY CHURcH.-
Last night, between eight and nine o'clock, two
explosions were heard in rapid succession. We
learn that they were occasoncd by the attempt
of some malicious person or persons who placed
two boxes, each heavily charged with powder, be-
tween the columns OF the portco at the Cathedral
on Walnut street, between Second and Third
streets. One of the boxes, which was found at-
forwards, was wrapped compac,ly with Irvine and
| would contain pound of powder. They were
placed in the open portico, and the design proba-
bly, was to blow down the pillars of the church,
which might possibly have the effect of dcmollsh
| ing the entire front. Who the perpetrators OF
this outrage were is not known, but it is to be
hoped they will be terreted out and severely
punished. We are glad to record that no dam
age was done to the chnrch by this nefarious de
sign St. Louis Republican, 18th.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

This document, an abstract of which we have
before given. will be found at length in to-days
paper.
The contents of this singular document, and
the necessity which has, in the Presidents mind,
made it necessary, is a telling commentary upon
popular Sovereignty !" The country will soon
begin tosee what the repeal of the Compromise
bringing us 10, and the obligation We owe, as
a nation, to the repealers of it
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

LADIES DREssEs.-M de Trobrand in the
Courier DIES Etats CniS, speaks of lady, now in
Paris, who wears upon one dress fourteen hun
dred metres "a metre is over ward and quar-.
teri of fringe trimming. Fourteen hundred
meres.-a full mile that is to say, the dimen-
sions ola race course, If it were not for some
thing TO attach the fringe to, the robe itself
might be omnittcd without Inconvenience He
says also, that Young lady in New York city
has adorned single dress with seven hundred
and fifty yards of ribbon!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

A LARGE SAFE.-A large safe for the United
States Custom House at S.: Louis has just been
completed at the Excelsior Iron Works in that
city. This safe or vault, says the News, is the
mos: beautiful piece of iron work we ever saw,
aud is perfectly fire proof and thief proof Its
Dimensions are as folows:-width 10 feet; length
Is feet; height feet 1t has double doors made
Of chilled iron. and secured by Hobbs patent
locks. lis weight is 3n,o0o pounds, or fifteen
tons, and its structure is such that ii can DE re-
moved sad set up in sections.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Lieut.. Page of the navy, has explored the Sal.
a,o river in the Argentine republic, South Amer
erica, in the steamer Water Witch, finding it
naYigab!e for $40 miles from its mouth, and per-
fectIy free from distractions. The lazy Span
iards who live in ihe fertile country through
which it flows, and have always taken their
crops TO market by long and laborious JOURNEYS
in OK teams, are greatly delighted TO ascertain
that they have SO easy a means Of transportation
disclosed 10 them, which they never had the en-
ergy to notice for themselves.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Ice IN THE LAKE.-Thc Buffalo Advertiser
saws: Notwithstanding the extreme cold weather
which has prevailed during the present season.
wa are informed by the fishermen that the ice
in the lake is hardly one half as thick as during
last winter. This is ascribcd to the deep snow
which has fallen upon the surface, impartinS
warmth which has prevented the action OF the
FROST
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
JOSEPH w. RUSSELL, Secy.
Der Democrat Defining its Position.

Der Democrat Defining its Position.
Their, is well conducted German paper print
ed at Davenport with the above title. In the
number of Feb Is. the editor takes occasion to
define his position. After reading it our readers
will hardly fail to understand where he stands.
We believe that the siasery question has at
this moment become the great focus OF all pollti-
cal action Of this Union. 1t is cmphatically the
issue of the day whether freedom is national or
slarerp There cannot be any more lodging or
compromising in regard to the issue; it must he
met fought and dccided-and the sooner the
better! We shall not pause to trace back to its
original sources, viz: Slaveocracy and its pen
dant Doughfateism, the food of vile corruption,
which is fast destroying the moral foundations
of this vast republic, and shamelessly sullying its
noble charter and antecedents; nor is it our in
tent to enlarge on this subject of property in
man" in philosophical speculations. Indeed,
this is neither a very tempting matter, nor
would it satisfy the occasion. We will only try
to state in plain words what course in our opinion
due regard to the present state Of things should
prescribe for the friends ofirecdom.
We favor not the idea to restore the Misso' mi
Compromise Far from it. But in as mu' IN rs
its repeal was political demonstration, ', e hold,
that the anti-slavery party OF this Ur Ion ought
promptly to take up the gauntlet ar Il to respond
with the repeal of the Compro~' So of 1850 a
Compromise, which treats with contempt the
fundamental laws of our u I'll liberty
We believe frthepr. y at the federal govern.
ment has no rghs 70 .leddc with slavery, where
it exists according to St,te-laws. But we hold
on the ether sae that the Constitution of the
United States '.oes not recognize this 'nstitu
tom that it has no legal existence, where it i:
not established by positive law, and that there
fore, whatever parts Of the Union are subject tt
the domestic legislation OF Congress, that is te
say, the Territories, the District of Columbia
Dock-yarls, Forts, Arsenals &c. are and of right
ought to be Free Soil. This we think to be 8
safe and timely basis of action for the friends o.
freedom, and we for one are willing to do battle
| IN This ground.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
Ths n%Dssiican ssase Ce.vrnties.


Ths Republican stAse Cs.vrntiss.
In our columns viii be found the proceedings
Of The C0ssention which met at Iowa city on
the a2d. We sre pleased to learn that there
vas . full attendance, there being some forty or
fifty counties represented. aud decidedly the
larsest delegate convention tina, ever assembled
- The State.
Tbs platform adopted with perfect harmony
nd unanimity, h such an one as can be consist
tniiy supported by every friend Of freedom
6rDsghout the State. Every man who II OPP
posed " the farther extension Of sisyery,s. can
coaaiussasly stand, on equal terms, with Every
other citizen upon It. And !, was unanimously
concurrcd In by every member Of the Conrcn-
tion and iis adoption hailed with nine hearty
cheers. We confidently expect II viii be hailed
with equal enthusiasm and unanimity by all the
opponents Of the Nebraska Kansas bill--by all
who wish 70 separate the government from all
schemes Of slavery extension and bring 1t back
to the Republican ground occupied by the faith.
era and founders Of the government, whose true
sentiments In accordance with the spirit Of our
free institutions, found voice In the ordinance oil
1851.
Pro-slavery men will moi, as matter Of course,
join the Republican movement But men
whose honest sentiments and convictions are
embodied, can hardly find reasonable excuse
for Withholding their support from this party -
The friends and enemies Of prohibition, wings,
nn. h,i,, md T. 4.
liens can all unite and give such voice to the
sentiments Of freedom. as shall put forever AT
rest, this vcxed slavery question, and end al!
future agitation by deciding it rghteonsiy and
Justly.
To be sure, there Ia few old fogy Wings
whose honest opinions are In favor OF freedom
But who are 70 PharssaIral in their ideas, and SO
afraid OF an odor of "Aboiitionis,n" or wool
coming between the wind and their nobility,
that they win probably throw away their votes
or cast them against their convictions. They
will be encouraged and Hattercd by the Admin.
istration, whose policy il is TO divide and con-
qdcr win make great deal Of noise, but when
the books are posted, it will be ascertaincd that
they did very little at the ballot box. We must
get along without them.
In view of the harmonious and spirited action
Of this convention good sense exhibited in
avoiding ali cntangng alliances and combining
themselves to the great issue of the day, we look
upon the Inauguration of the Republican party
as an auspicious event, giving promise of VIC
tory over the Administration and its proslavery
allies that shall be decisive and admit of no mis-
Interpretation
The Republican party is the only one for the
times--the only one capable of meeting the pre-
sent crisis. 1t has been inaugurated under the
mos. favorable acknowledgements plat
form to which no individual can object who
agrees with It in opnion--is wide enough for
every friend of freedom to stand upon. And
this party is destined to sweep the State and the
Union.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
The Church of Jesus Christ, at Union, Eau
QUEER county, va:
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

quier county, Va:
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
''Whcreas, Anthony Burns, a member Of the
Church has made application to us by letter
to our pastor for letter of dis!nisson in fellow
ship, in order that he may unite with another
Church OF the same faith and order and
Whereas it has been satisfactorily establish
ed before Us, that the said Anthony Burns alb
seconded from the service of his master, and re-
flsed to return voluntarily, thereby disobeyinc
both he lars Of God and man" although he sub
sequently obtained his freedom by purchase get
we now consider him only fagitlvc from labor,
las he was before his arrest and restoration to
his master) have, therefore,
sResolved, unanimously, That he be excom-
municated from the communion and fellowship
Of this church
Done by order of this Church, in regular
Church meeting, this both day of October, 1850
w. w. WEST Clerk"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
sS- The Madison wis. Democrat states tina

IS The Madison (wis.) Democrat states that
week before last, the driver and two passengers
in the stage arriving at Fox Lake we're ioand
dead as i, drove up TO the door, and two indians
were shortly after found near the village frozen
70 death in the southern part of Minnesota, They
we're in an open sleigh coming from st. faui.-
The horses went up 10 a tavern on the prairie
ind stopped The landlord went cut and found
he eve men frozen stiff. Their names were not
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
j. II. WALLACE, Rec. Sec.
Iowa State Agricultural Society.

"DoGeER1Es NoNE'!. The .Muscatine Jour
nal of last week says:
The efforts of the Temperance League of this
county to enforce the Liquor Law of this State,
have been successful in forty:fre cases. EIece"
Judgments for destruction of liquor, and screen
for keeping liquor with intent to sell; in the
latter cases fine Of $50 each was imposed and
collected. 7memty-one seizures were made, and
sir dismissed on promise not to sell again
There are perhaps as many cases yet in waiting
for the proper information as soon as "infor-
nation" is made out. The meeting of the
League Friday evening, 18th inst, at the Metho-
dist church was well attended. The strongest
confidence seems to exist among the temperance
men, that they will yet be able to secure strict
observance of the laws in this city.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Mcssrs. Shaw and Arnens, of Baltimore have
invented revolving Battery which they can
Gre eighty times minute. A larger battery car
rying four pound balls they say, can be fired fifty
times u minute without cessation The entire
operation can be performed by one man, and SC
complete its arrangement, and construction that
the premature discharge'is almost impossible.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
SWAMP LAND SALE

NOTICE Is hereby given, that in pursuance a,
= N Osier Of the Couniy Court Of Des Mo!nes O.,
state Of Iowa and IL, accordance with the isr, ~ ~
state l. J. WILSON WILLIAMS, Drainage Cosa,I..ss. "
or Of said County, viii offer for sale at Pblle &c.
for cash at the Court House door Of said Coun,r
MONDAY the 3ist day Of March, A. d. 1854 betwss, -
hours Of 10 o'clock A. and o'clock ?. W. o! ,a A
and from day to day, necessary, all the following
erbed swamp and Overlooked Lands In, and helons,ns =
said County, wit. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

DELAY OF MERcuASpIsE.--Thc Buffalo Com
mercial Advertiser states that the trouble caused
~ The snow has been the means OF accnmnlatlnS
goods in the Central Depot to an extent unpar-
,e!el in former years. Large quantities are
.,iiv arriving, and the cxcrtion required to get
chem forward is immense. This will account Tor
any DELAY Western merchants may have expert
enccd in the recep. Of their goods
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

MoRE HELr.--We have received the hrSt
number of new paper called the Delhi Repuo
lean, printed at Delhi, Delaware county, Iowa
Geo w. Field, Editor and Publisher. The
number before us gives promise of well con-
tiuctcd journal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Slavery said Theodore Parker, in recent
lecture, is wedge between the North and the
South. The true men OF the North try to pull it
out, in order TO unite and strengthen the Union
but Pierce and the Democratic party, and the
straight Wings, and The American party, South
continually hammer ii in, which is the only pos
sibIe way Of splitting the Cuion asunder.'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

PopuLArIoN OF ST.. LOUISA census has Just
been taken, and the population of this city is
laa,24a, ofwhom 1850 are colored and 1889
slaves. This is All increase of about thirty thous-
and in six ycSrS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

sSy- Before the Missouri Border Rutians
commenced their iaray upon Kansas, the 6 pei
cent. stocks Of Missouri sola in New York at 81.
They arc now down to So. The per cents Of
Ohio are held at 10!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

eS We understand thata very successful OF
Grafton for stone was performed by Or, Hughes
of this city, upon Gen. Whitman, Of Jefferson
county, on the 8th inst, The case was one which
excited considerable interest i'll that section, and
extensively known. He had suffered for many
wears, but was happily relieved, and is rapidly
recovering Gate City.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

GLExwoop,--At the meeting in Glenwood.
Mills county, it was resolved that the county
take saoa, 900 stock in the Burlington Msson-
ri River Railroad, proyidedit should pass through
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

eHr The Rev, d. \. Smith has our thanks for
files of Eastern papers of late date.
Mr. Conductor Rcmick has our thanks for h,ss
New YosA papers
Mr. Moore, os the news acpos corner Of Third
and Wash assoa streets, has our ,hanSsfe New
York papers of FRIDAY
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

A METHODIST PARsoN HUNTING FOR Losr
SHEEP.--A preacher of tho Methodist Church
was travelling in one of the back settlements; and
stopped at a cabin, where an old lady received
him very kindly. After setting provisions before
him, she began to question him, Stranger where
mought yon he from Madam, reside in Shell
by county, Kentucky wall, stranger. hope no
offence, hut what monght you be dom way up
here?' Madam, | am searching for the lost
sheep of the tribe of Israel John, John, shout
cd the old lady. come rite here this minute;
here's stranger all the way from Shelby coun-
t., Kentucky, hunting stock, and just bet
my life that tangled old black ram, that's bin
in our lot all last week, is OF hjsn'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

The WoNES or A NV CauSTSx--Fhe energy
and heroism Of women in new coan;ryaro prov
eraial in American border history. During the
Indian war in Oregon, we have New England eA-
amples revived:
A Mrs. Harris, at Puget,s Sound, killed three
I indians before they conquered her. Another OF
Rogue River, whose house MAS attacked aud hei
husband wounded, but who while dying told het
hos 10 load a gun, kept up the defence of her
house and family She loaded several guns and
KEEP. them off all day. Al evening, she slipped
out during their absence, and tskisg her ehtte
wen, inso th;oket. They, missed her from the
hoaSe. searched aud discovered her, but She KEEP
them al bay VIII her tr,sty fre..ock an;a next
dar, w.lsn She WIS rclievei by party OF volun-
teers, Nho drove them of. Poor weniaa. what
3 solder She woala make.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
Z
HENRY ". LAThRop, ESQ, Iowa City, Iowa

SUDDEN DEATH,-0x FRIDAY evening Nr. j.
Bur,leii, the well known musical Director Of the
C4mpbeu Ministries. slipped and fell on the ice
at tile noah OF the alley opposite the S.. Loais
theatre, wllrre he tty itr Il e.s minutes unable
10 rise. lie was presently assisted 10 his feet
by some persons WHO zane up, and carried bin
into the Empire House, from whence he was seilt
TO the Sisters Hospital. The next morning ho
died; bas whether from the effects of the iall,
or whether the fall WAS caused by Sudden at
tack OF disease, we are unable 10 ssy.--SS- Lolis
Int
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Cossls SARA Horss--nh:o has expended
Ssae.issa "a her new State House. and j, require,
Ss;.,o,a to fnisa il, l, can &c completed in
tue!cars.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

HARPER For MARcn-By t'- roas or
Mr.. Moore, book.seii-- .w,;,,,on
and Thir' -'sr' e''"'' ua.,,
streets, We have received the MATCH
,,uhcr of this valuable Magazine.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
Fresh Arrivals at H. E. Hunt & Co.'S

NTJ n \ T. Just received direct from ""
W York and ssltor. by Railroad. the following gocd'
which viii be sold at St Louis and Chicago prices, 10 vi
itHdnz A. Fields fine cove Oysters,
IS boxes Walnut and TotnHto Catsup,
~ " assorted PckeIs: 80 do Peaches and Tomatoes
70 % Jelleys, glassjars,
26s' dog VOLTS sel!edam sehnapps.
100 boxes gaisins, whole half and quarter boxes
30 - Quarter sad half sarsliBe.,
% I" Fancy Candy 81 do stick Candy,
So Baltimore Tobacco, yery fine,
80 bbs Almonds and FIlherts
30 ' Pecans, English waiuuts and Brazil Nuts,
200 chests and boxes fine Tea, assorted prices,
3ysl lbs Cotton Ysrh, all Nos 2D00 cotton Battpg
Bltsm lbs sacking Irvine: js0do brown TYNE,
600 Cigars, the finest in the market.
'nH assortment Of Tubs. Buckets, Gas all Sizes
aab, corn, market and cloths baskets Oh vns, sugar
tickets &c, &c. (novI9l HE HJNraco.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

LSrrss FROM Boxnxs RurriaS.--See a let.
ter, With the above caption, from the St. Louis
lntelisencer in another column. and don't fail
IN read IL
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

The Patent Office report gives the nominal
value of all the animal and vegetable products
raised in the [. ). From figuring up we find
that the entire products amounts to about 5000,
600 Onn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

~ carpenter shop aad soac four dwell
ing houses were burn, in oainry hast week
damage about $1,000,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

FINE rrsx,ruRK.-Mr. Gears auction sale OF
furniture, takes place on Thursday next. Ana
the furniture WILDE exhibited TO morrow. for
the Inspection Of the public, a, DR.. Henry's new
haiidinc on Third street.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

- 4 boiler in paper mill at IouisviiIa ex.
piotcsi last week by which four persons lost
thei- lives and several we're wounded.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

II sSS0GlglON.- partnership heretofore ex-
- sting under the name and firm Of BarHes Mec1-
Tough, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
BARNES McCOLLOrGH.
y. B-The notes and books Of the above fra will be
settled by Mccullough who viii continue the old stand
Dodgeville, Fec. :. lS56.--fe7.wiw*
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

F,sK AT GALEsA-oa "Wednesday morning
fourteen old buildings on Main street, Gaieua,
were destroyed bs fire, The loss TO the owners
was ,rifing, but good many poor families were
for the tine being rendered hoaseiess,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
LOUDON MULLIN,
GE h IL A l. T. 4 = ~ AZ 7. .
4 4 4 L IL u Y


Council Bluffs. IOlsu.
As opened an office Broadway, next door east Of
L Honn'- Drug Store, were phrrI, Liar aud personal
attention will be given to the s.AND hGENtf
sIs ssN ESS, In all It's branches IN Council Buff and
lie Is preparing copies Of Government PAS,
and having ured the service OF good Practical SUI
yty"E, who has thorough knowledge OF our We,tern
Lands and their Survey w he IN possession Of oh re-
liable Information In regard to the Lands in The above
district.
land Located for Settlers and dis'an, Dealers at
the lowest rates.
Lands and Town Lots bought and sold on
Commission.
Land Warrants bought and constantly on hand
for sale, for cash, time.
Asiiis OF Exchange bought and sold
corrections made, and proceeds promptly remit
ted nj current rates Of Exchange.
NOtcs discounted on short time well secured
Deposits received and interest allowed.
REFERENCES
Luscas simons, Bankers, St L0us, No.
Morgan, McCung & Co,
5. :. harrington Son,
Green, Thomas Co, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
Ccolbaugi Brooks
Sparing, Good 4 Co, Philadelphia.
OTIS, SUrcross 4 Co, Boston.
Hon Jas. Harlan, 81 c. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Col A. Saunders, "
John H. Gear 4 Co, Burlington, Iowa.
Wood, Bacon 4 Co, Philadelphia
NJ r. shinn Council Fluff, Iowa.
Cha-. Hendrie, Burlington, Iowa.
C. o. L0ckard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morris RndskOpf, fans wy1