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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

MAMMOTH BUNCH OF PoTAroEs.-Mr. Hoffstadt,
provision dealer, Washington street, exhibited
at our Office last night a bunch of ten Sweet
Potatoes, nine of them attached to one stem,
and the tenth detached, but having grown upon
the same. The ten weigh fourteen pounds. The
s;nole one, SO large as to break the root by
which it was attached, weighed four pounds
They we're grown on the other side of the river
by Mr.. johnson.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Nam Ynrl Ser

a.t s@"ss.' feh t~t "a Boston, Sept. 10.
Liverpool. She takes $500, 900 in specie.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Lawrence, Aug. 90.

Lawrence, aug. ~.
To-day, We have had considerable excitement
Oh account of body of troops coming in with
ben Nusem at their head. We had taken two
men prisoners as spies aud had them several
days, but released them this morning, and when
Nusem read hisswrit, something as -follows:-
;"To Gen. Lane, Commander in Chief of the
Free State 70 ,ces,-to the forces there assem-
bled,- the Vigilance Committee and to the
citizens of Lawrence, i command you to bring
before me the bodies of Andrew Mawha and
-, held here by unlawful means &c. Signed,
j. n. Q. ?. Woops, judge ofthe probate court" !"
As soon as this was read the poor deril was jeer-
cd and g:oaned by more than 300 people that
surrounded him. Some one in the crowd asked
him if he was the same Nusem who headed a
gang at Tecumseh, and broke open some boxes
that were passing through that town. He an
swcred that he was, and there if ever man was
abused it was he, and the horsemen all around
to protect him. Nusem is an inferior lawyer
of Tccumseh and lives there. However, he
came down to Lecompton was made Deputy Z.
S. Marshal and Deputy, Sheriff, and before read
ing the writ, he said .Icome to-day to execute
the laws, come as Dept. U. s. Marshall and
Dept. SAeriff.' And in another capacity, 81
come not of Douglas county, as a partizen, but
as civil officer to do my duty" "t
The prisoners stepped up and shook hands
with Nuscm as soon as he made known his bust
ness. - '# I..
He next inquired for Lane and was told that
he had gone to Iowa some days before. He then
marched his troops through town to take good
survey of it, in order that he might report con-
ccrning our position. As he passed through the
streets three cheers were raised for the U. S.
troops, aud three huge and harsh groans for
Ben Nusem. Thus terminated one more farce
which is to be dearly paid for by the United
States. Q. B.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Bangor, Ne, Sept. 10.
In this district Washburn, Republican cand-
date for Congress, has over 5000 majority. Ey-
cry town shows large Republican gain. ,z
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
New York. Sept. 10.

New York, Sept. 10.
Milton Il Knapp's candle factory, on avenue A,
in this city, was burned this morning. Loss
100000, partially insured. @ -s..... j.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Speaking of the position of South Carolina in
the present Presidential canvass, the Charleston
Nereary says: 'Yaere is not single pubic man
ia her ii"its. not one Of her prsssat Represe,.ta
tiass or Senator's n Congress. nko Is not pledged
to The lips in fapor Of disnaioa. JAMES BE-
cHAsAN is the Presidential candidate Of the Sec
tional party that talks in this manner, and he
| stands pledged to their cause, even 10 the sins-
ing ofhis personal identity into the slavery planks
| of their platform.
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Architectural and Mechanical Works


I1IsNJ AHSaNS Architecture and Bal ders Guidei
ID Biddles Carpenters Assistant;
Ritch's American Architect; lure
nownsnyss Laniseap Gardening and Rural Architsc-
Downing's Cottage Residences and Cottage Gfonnds;
As Downings Country Houses; -
Village and Farm Cottages; sss 49, ss ls5 i
~ American Cottage Builder; ,sea s. ! 81 .s5ss
Whseler's Rural Homes; ss} s
&ss Carpenters Assistant and Rural Architect;
Lafeyres Modern Builders Guide;
Beauties Of Architectures
- y Shaw's Masonry; safs - 'Sysefses ~ - g.
Soans Carpenters Guide; fsgs$s y Il s3sszz
500 tseuld's - Assistant;
Stair Rulders Guide,
~ Nicholson's Mechanics Companions;
Applctons Dictionary siMechanics, 2 vols. 5Fs
Byrnes American Engineers Assistant; sx ~
:. Pocket Companion;
az Haswels Engineers aud Mechanics Pocket Book;
- Kclss' Enxineers Pocket Gaide: as sssS 1
ss Urr,s Dictionary Of Arts, Manufactures, de-;
Nuhan's lEdussr.ai Drawing;
larJner's Rail way Eeonany; &a
Lectures on science and Art, vols;
for sale at tow priccs by J. r BRUMN,
y Bookseller and S'aitoa.r. I'd 81. above Jefferson.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
EDWIN II. GRANT,
.TyupNEsY AND COENSELLOR AT la W,
NOTARY PaAsi.iC, s,
f And S:encrnl Lnnd sgenta

TEEUA, MNNIVtS OS''l ~ W -
ryyy1 attend promptly 10 buying selling and leasing
W. R,aI Estate paying taxes examining titles, pre-
parug Of Legal papers making collections and an o.ef
ro ,ec,l with The Real Esate Agency business
,, the legal profession In this and the adjon
ing courts. r 1ya.r Rice
IT. Des Mones John white Coz ',skaioosa; - De-,
tnvs ran. Mere Assoc. Library, New York city; rf9L
n II Nassey, Cincinnati. au's
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Lawrence, Aug. %.


Messengers inithis morning say thatithe force
Q. Estin now numbers 400 and that Col. Leon
ard, Of the first regiment of cavalry, has order
ed his command which went with the teams to
move Immediately to that place and attack it.
Later reports state that our teams are all taken,
having been oyerhauled jnst this side of Lea
venworth and that it is hard case with some
of the passengers, as they will all be treated
with much severity. Later, this evening, Col
Leonard has come in and states that the report
concerning theteams is all correct, and he brings
in two prisoners also, who are young men and
acknowledge themselves residents OF Platte
CO., Mo. One of them had printed on tie rtb-
bon of has kat .'DEArH TO ALL EREE STATE MEN."
Our boys swear they shall not live, but think
they will be protected, as prisoners Of war
A message. just from Lecompt says that rein
forccments are coming in haste o. B.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

4I.ZI - Z \. a9IlI New York, Sept. IU. y
The steamship Calhoun with emigrants to
Nicaragua and recruits for Walkers army dld
not get away Yesterday but will sail this T. NJ.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Philadelphia, Sept. 10.

. The following intelligence brougt by the City
of Baltimore which arrived this evening
London, Tuesday evening, August 26th.-
The improved whea,her caused sii4 hi rally in
| consols which had not been very firm. The clos
ia. prices we're 95-95t for moaey and 95ll -951
| Tor accounts-The steamer Iudia arrived out at
Liverpool from Quebec on Wednesday morning.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Prairie CITY.

sa Prairie City, Aug. 80.
Left camp early this morning and pursued the
enemy to Bull Greek, for during the night they
had advanced towards US five miles. We had
$50 mounted men and 100 foot.
The cavalry made pursuit and they retreat
ed ~ omilesas fastas they could, and for the
whole distance the road was strewn with camp
equippage. The tootmcn did not get within
sight Of them this morning. Thus were 500
men put to flight by loo. We returned passed
Black Jack, the camp of last nigh )iad encam-
ped here, where q large portion Of our men will
remain for lew days the enemy rlliy again
The rest wil start in the morning for Lawrencr
| @ g o. B.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
fsSak Htzk lHNxs WI = sf'NssztxS]ss :
FROM KANSAS.
We AtiIl live {, shout for Freedom
night II Trinmphant and Justicc

" o el1tlSA1vC - SuOuk hOr IecuOiWs-
hight IA Trinmphant and Iueticc
HOlds the SWAY. @ .s.sss 81
y Lawrence. Aug. "a 1856. iss
To-day, On account Of being nearly out Of
provisions, Ave teams were started to Ecaven-
worth for provision escorted By loo horsemen,
and conveying good many passengers who
were desirous Of going east, The road has been
blocked for several days BY large force Of MIS-
sourians, gathered about Lcascnworth, and i Is
expected chat sport will be seen before it Is
over with e-
Reinforcements are continually arriving and
,wo now number 900 strong in this place. The
excursion underC Capt John Brown, Sen, tthei
terror Of the border rusfians) has not yet been
heard Of, but no doubt, they win have tau times
for they have an old fox for leader, who is
equal to the old swamp fox, Marion. Brown
has routed two or three camps this summer, and
his plan of attacking is TO start his men on the
run and by yelling and whooping like sayagescar-
ry the place by storm. They have always been
successful and always will be when they adopt
such q course. 1880. 0. b.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

q New Orleans, Sept. s.
The steamship st. Lawrencc from New York
to this place was burned at the Balize ycster.s
day, had cargo Of 1000 hbis. of l;rae. ssss sa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

.sNzs "a Springfield, Mass, Sept. 10.
The Buchanan State Convention met here to-
day, one thousand delegates present, Anson
Phelps president.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

sg- Tie annual catalogue Of the Female Ned
icaI college At Philadelphia, contains u list Of
the professors, of whom there are eight, and oi
students. of whom there are thirty y-fye. Tbs,
students are all females. 1 Y sa 49,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Po>t masters !, their rr;c,s..

The following note, from daily subscriber,
shows the nature of the competition we are
obliged to contend against in the circulation Of
our paper out of the city. There is nothing
having political bearing of a Republican char
ac.er that is safe from the yandal l,ards of the
Border Ruifian Post Masters. 1t is not for us to
say VINO detains our papers, but that some of
the scoundrels who hold commissions under
Franklin Pierce do it, does not admit of a
doubt. The Hawk Eye, both daily and weekly,
is mailed promptly aud regularly to every sub
serber,. The daily is mailed always in time Tor
the earliest mails leaving the city. The Week
ly.al;hongh dated Wednesday, goes to the Post
Office in time for the Northern and Eastern
mails on, Tuesday. As We consider punctuality
everything in the publication of a newspaper,
we have made it point never to be a single
hour behind time. But to the note. 1t shows
how our paperis withheld from its readers and
the effect upon our business . = @
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Chicago Wagons,

x.oxSsraS gIy M hands and Tor sale by II. T.
eSRr,Err 1 CO, at their wareheass corner oi 20.
tnmhIa and Waer srccts, ristos, AMI .. 'he dcpos
OF G. 1 n N.itreaa, Ess, Bariingson. . ". 81
These wsgaas Tor dursnp'ss AM run
Ming qus.,ses Ara Warranted sesrln,Isaisn sy my
nsas .s,,s ! s'ss' b So PETER SctturfLkR.
smayirf iGsss,se cepya 4 catcAao, = y 1870.
vMUysss VAWr.--J. W. A. w. n. Gill
hrr,. DeAiere 10 tshcs, hsngies ash. and Square
r.bsr. on ths corner OF and sixth ssrests Bur
ursen iowa. III ~ sssf oSt SsSs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Charlestown, Sept. ..
p The Courier price current made the crops oil
upland cotton S6S, 900 bslls and the long cotton
40, 500 bales
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

- Mr.. Comstock, nurseryman, left at our
office Yesterday, a beautiful bouquet of choice
aud rare flowers. In addition to every variety
extensive catalogue of ornamental trees and
shrubs, ever green's roses, honey-suckles &C.
PolIcE REpoRTs-T. Lilly, 8. Hogan and j.
Donahue were brought before Justice Harris,
"Wednesday, and fined So each and costs Tor
getting up a plug muss Tuesday night.
Mr. Carroll was Yesterday fined three dollars
for getting upa lesser fight Wednesday night,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

e:z Display il the order OF the day within
doors and without. The infant or six years is 30
attired as to proclaim TO the crowd the afiuence
of It's parents. IL II said that the child OF
dsri.er on Fifth avenue wore on recent osca-
sion, dress that cost seven hundred dollars
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

MsssRs. CAFFREY & HARPER have on hands
large stock of Boots & Shoes, and are receiving
large additions to it, laid in for the Fall and
Winter tradS. Upon a cursory examination of
their rooms the other day, We found them pack
| ed full in every part. sga
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

TO STOVE DEALERS s.
CIV. q. PAINE. wa Lee r. RIssELL.
PAYNE, LEE & CO.,
EAGLE EOUNDsSY, 4e4a "
No. 235 Liberty Street.
MANUFACTURERS Of Cooking and Patlor Stoves,
NJ Cooking Ranges Crate Fronts Tenders, lelloware,
&c. general assortment of Stoves for Wood or Coal
suitable for the western trade constantly on hand.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
ian Ia lSS6-feSuwly. stfss#,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
SrRAws. - On the Western cars Wednesday
night vote was taken with the following re-
Buchanan
Fillmore
Fremont


90 We learn from the Council Bluffs Bughs
that on the 25th ult. Mr. MOSES w. BACON
was drowned in the Missouri River by the up
setting OF a canoe opposite Sioux City. There
were three persons in the canoe, two of whom
clung to it. Mr.. b., being good swimmer,
started for the shore but sunk before he reached
it, The other two were saved. The account says
he leaves vile and little family, now on their
way to meet him in new Western home, but
does not say from what place. s..-, ....,,-
A HARD oAsE-A gentleman just from West
err Iowa says when he came through Abba the
Post Master, at that point was trying 80 sell
chickens to raise money to pay the assessment
levied upon him by the Buchanon Washington
Committee 70 support the present pro-slavery
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
HorrIsle Isuschsry.

st Louis, sept. 10.
One hundred more free state men siriyengou.
of Kansas arrived here this morning. Five
hundred free state families sought refuge q.
Fort Leaveuworth. +ss-.4ss-ss24
Eighty freessate men. women ssndy children
we're murdered BY tho pro-siayery party on
Wednesday, at Stranger Greek, in Kansas.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
80. ~, Sart 10

New York, Sept To-
Only one death yesterday from yellow lever
at the Military Hospital at Fort hasaiiion, ana
one ne eas.. No new cases at Brookiyn for
the iast "a hours. asa siH & ssses
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

THE FAYETrE FREE Passive have receiv-
ed the first number of very pretty, we might
say model paper bearing the above name, and
hailing from West Union, Fayette Co., Iowa,
published by Badger & Meyers. It flies at its
mast head the names of Fremont ard Dayton,
and promises to be a valuable auxiliary to the
the Republican cause Success to the Free
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Black Jack, Aug. 3

.s..T5. tssztsA ff..s.ss Black Jack, Aug. 80.
A messenger came In this morning stating
that one hundred or more men had attacked
Prairie City and it was defended by only Is who
were collected together in one house. AT their
first approach the women fed. and being inter-
cepted and asked by the rnifians how many uien
were in the house, replied: "l50,' which rath-
er tended to intndatc them. After the firing
lasted for some time the Is rushed out and the
hundred fed in great confusion, exhibiting great
courage such as is generally shown by South
crn chivalry. An order was Immediately given
by Gen. Lane for the first, second and fourth
regiment to march to the scene of action, for it
was variously reported that there were 900 or
500 men encamped ID miles south east Of
Prairie City. We started at 10 o'clock, went
to Prairie City, found all quiet, pushed on for
Ball Creek and came upon the enemy from the
west side, Just after sunset, having made n for
ced march of So miles. 5.@
The enemy were cncamped in a yavine Just on
! the edge of the timber, and were drawn up in
line of battle about one half mile in front of us.
Their line was very lengthy numbering about
| 500. Oar men also formed in line and many of
our horseinen rode forward 10 within loo yards
Of their linc and returned. It was so dark
that we could not see them without great diff
lculty while we were plainly visible being be-
tween them and the western horizon. No
water could be found except at this place, con-
sequent!y we were ordered back 10 miles to
cau,p, and be up and ready to pursue and make
the attack in the morning.
t. We lie down tonight without having tasted
food since early this morning having travelled Al
. miles. Our camp presents rather a forlorn ap
pearanoe. A third of the men are barefoot and
but few have either blankets or coats, and to be
obliged to camp in the high grass under hea
Wy dew without any shelter and in cold night
it is very uncomfortable and sends the colt
, chills through the frame until it is shaken lik
: unto an ague fit
A committe was sent lastnight from Lawrenc
to Lecompton to demand of Woodson that Ii
would send a company of troops and that h
j would release the prisoners taken last Wcdnes
Z day at Ieavenworth. They were taken inlm,
/ distely on their arrival in the place, and al
e now in confinement. This is one of the few il
I stances where free state men have attempted
/, gam redress under the laws and thus are the
j, treated. sea 20. B.
II ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
.JOSEPH JONES,

,>VI in Country HrOuhCC. DIy
I1.,. Cnmlly Groceries. Nc.. Manaiac-
mrer ~ CANDLES, lard OIL and Ink deuarson h .hov
Inru a" .x he torrd fresh supply OF Family Gro
esrss Dry Goods, Jewery and NIL kinds n o.
aue. as ,hesu an can be founG 9as So
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Mr.. Gil. SwEETsER, next doorto Thos. Hedge
& Co, Jefferson ST., has receivedlarge additions
to his before quite extensive assortment of fine
llnots and shoes. ..s.s- gr-.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
fGHAs. H. WRIGHT.

{.Atc
AVER ~ i H. -.AdtH sty'eet Corner &.
II $500. aver t,,ebs,l q, Brcnk>' BIZ, has M
carp.,s and we'll selected assortment Of tet,s sassi
mere Vesspr aaa variety NJ linen psntai"ocsses I.
vashn1 Also fas whit, and .rssi Nssseil'es NSS;iis
which he will make up the istesy or any sss 10 sa
his customers Please c,- satisfactory bt Is ge
antced. lmass-ssa. Z 49, - -----
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
,rorrev q White,s Coalition Pand.

n M spRRES takes plcssn-e IN anHannsing
10 his friends and tn, pa,iic tina having a.sscsi
u h,nsstf with Mr. Il. L. White the c,iebsatr ilnatst
n Rnssan they I'm ve aessiasd sssa Aic Band" and
~s,I hsnny n Mn ,nes y. at.p the calls ef
uho nay fay.r them VII their pttroasge Application
made 10 either Of the subscriber. hy lett through p
81 81 The am. sor 81 4 NJ Tarrcy street, will be
psouap,ly nttxndrsi TO 4 N roRNEf. Pro.nrtes,ss
49, - I s ff.l. w1ltfE, Conductor.
NE Any number fpicces Farm. chat required
mayS7sf 2ssss fsFsss 5lstssg 4t 81 II
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

tB RErgRafso the above notice, the undersigned
would the Travelling public That their will be to
make the "lInrrett House. satisfactory In all resec,s
Owing necessary repairs and which will be
In progress for several months they for reasonable
Indulgence dnrng the existence 0f the
thus occasiunr after which they will oHly ask for such
patronage Rs the House aud its inanage shall merit
For the present the House will be under
Of Mr. q. r MOORE who is yoraby known the public
asthe gentemany and obying of onr prede-
cessor, DEalING 4 Co,
Burlington Iowa, Feb. 15, 1885. S6ff
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
BR1cHroN, WASHINGTON Co, Iowa,

Please discontinue from this date the daily
Hawk-Eye, tony address. LIDO not receive il
oftener generally than twice week, althonyh
are haze a duly mail to Burlington. When l
do get them receive from three to six at a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

sxis a.suTi oSfieiai.
Foa GovERSoR-Polh, Ruclmnaa.l R,ssa
sas sg E.ss 4 Au,esacal,,l s4a5Is
s#s ~ - BentoL - al
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

The Republican, has adaices from kansss Of
she 5th inst. stating that on tho Ash, party Of
oneshundred aud fftysof Lane men assarkcd >
reenmseh. No particulars received.
Judge i.ecompte had issued an order to the
Marshal OF the Terrltory TO arrest Lane aud sew.
crai other agifators aati
Gen. Smith instructed Col Cook. commanding :;
portion of the companies AT Fort Riley, to !
give all necessary assistance in the execution OF
the writs.
Geary reached Glasgow Tuesday evening"
met Shannon there on his way ever the river. !.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
The Programnlc OF the Slave Power.
IL, ..sx,

The Programme of the Slave Power.
Preston S. BROOKS thus set forth the course TO
be pursued by the Buchanicrs in speech at Co
lumbia, South Carolina, Friday, Aa-. %. Let
the spirit and the policy here indicated receive
the calm Consideration of every friend OF ht.n,an-
ity and civilization. Preston S. B oo.is is one
OF the leaders of the Buchanan party. We quote
from the Carolina Times. To vott for Buchanan
is 70 cniosse Preston S. Brooys, AMI entour-
,,gc bis nerious ploto SEIZE the Cap, o and the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

But for this, You could get a handsome list
at Brighton, the papers can't get here, don't
know what the reason is. l only state the fact,
leaving you or any one else to draw your own
inferencaa - z - -tN.s-s s.e..aI p.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

For THE LAp1Rs.-Mrs. Hixon has opened a
room on Washington street for the sale of Md
iinery and Fancy Dry Goods, where she has just
received new and pretty stock, selected in the
eastern. cities See card fAl4 50 ..aaa9E
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

He viii mol is aithdra3n. He remains in the
fe d ior III ,sol,. brnetis Of the B.chanisrS, for
mo ssne man bsheses tina. he ailIrecsiye q sin-
rsc elee Oh iai vote.