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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
The First American Flag RAISED In
California.

The northampton Mass. Gazette says:
'.Rivhi.rd Chenery, formerly Of this place, now
Of San Francisco, CAL, has sent to the Fremont
Club of this town fac smile of the first Gag
raised by the AmeEicans-by Col. Fremont, in
California. On it are represented in dirty red
dish brown color, rather homely looking short
tailed .grisly" poking his nose at single star;
underneath is lettered, Republican of Cafor-
MIA, and the lower edge is bordered with red
The flag will oe presented 10 the Club on Wednes-
day evening, when we trust there will be good
turn out. The following is an extract from the
letter from Mr.. Chenery detailing the c.rcum-
stances of the raising of the flag.
'sSaN FRANcisco, Aug. 4, 1856.
"E. Hopkins, Esq, President of Fremont Club,
Northampton, Aass.-Dear Sir: On the l5th day
OF June, 1916, Col. John C. Fremont, with force
military post OF Sonoma, part OF the spoils of
which were nine cannon, and $50 stand OF arms.
This was the first victory achieved in California,
on which occasion was raised the celebrated
Bear Flag, fac smile of which send You by
w els, Fargo l. Co.'S. Express. The original flag
was made of a potatoe sack. the red border from
a shirt, the contribution of one of the soldiers,
the colorins was from the juice o, berry, and
the artist il unknown to fame 1t is u choice
relic of early days, and is now in possession of
the Pioneer OF tins city. In all our parades and
turnouts this flag occupies conspicuous and
prominent position, and is ALWAYS greeted with
cheers. To ia. Fremont Club, OF which you are
the honored President, l present this likeness,
trusting that in November YOU will remember
the Conqurror of the Eureka State, which is
safe Tor him and for Free Territory
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
A large grey Eagle. saws the Trenton (

large grey Eagle, says the Trenton (N. J J
Gazette, was SHOT about S o'clock on Mo.iday
evening, 25,h ul., while towering over Milton
Pond, by J. ]. Ciadek, OF Upper Railway. 1t
measures npEards oil i've feet across the wings.
FROM tip 10 up Il was young bird, and a
very handsome one. Mr.. q. shot him while
flying. fracsnring one OF his wings, and he fei.
into the Pond. After getting him out, lie fought
gailanily with iis captor, who aas compelled
TO all him in order TO carry of his prize.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

TRYING IT Now.-tAmericans must rule Amer.
ica!" says the Know Nothing platform. '.Yes,"
says a contemporary. .Back Hawk tried it in
1882 and the Black Feet and Fiat Heads are
trying it now!"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Lisa Cf fhEMlGMS
To be Awarded mt the DesUoines r.
Agricultural Fair md Cattle SIs.s,.

Agricultural Fair and Cattle ShOw.
The officers of the Des Moines Agricultural
Society take pleasure in announcing to the ci,i-
zens that they have liked upon Thursday. the I'd
of October, as the day for the Fair.
The lbs. of Premiums, Superintendent and
Judges, are as follows. They exceedingly re-
greet their inability to offer larger premiums this
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
New York gen,

New 7 UFK, sStPK. II. z
A boat belonging to the Steam Frigate Wa
bash which arrived here las night from Philadei-
phiA, upset this u. IN. about ! l o'clock, and i've
Of the IL men who were in it were drowned
The Others were rescued by ferry boat.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Voting Down Daniel webster.

The Straight Wings" have all along in the
present canvass protessed great, all per-vadins
love for Daniel Webster and Henry CLAY. and
until very recently, the opposition press have
adorned their columns with "Union" senti-
ments from speeches of those great statesmen,
but since the public have discovered that the
opinion of Massachusetts and Kentuckys favor
ties on the slavery question, were in letter and
spirit the same rs those expressed in the Repub-
lican platform, they have less to say about Clay
ard Webster. In fact, they have directly voted
them down, and these same parties would as
readily vote down Washington and Jefferson, in
order to extend the area Of slavery.
At the Wing convention in Boston last week,
Mr.. Ladd, of New Bedford, offered two resolu.
tons, every word OF which was verbatim copy
from Webster-and which are among the best
sentiments Mr.. Webster ever put forth-and the
resolutions were voted down with not solita-
ry voice in opposition. Let it be understood
that the very flower and column of the Massa.
chusetts wings, with Winthrop, Stevenson, Hill
lard, Aspinwall, Bell, Hunt and others, at their
head, rejected with malice and emphasis fierce
if not pernicious, the choicest words and most
patriotic sentiments Daniel Webster ever utter
ed This, too, in nigh and solemn convention
deliberately and with great JUNCTION.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

SALK OF rae fL,xr Hrlls.--We learn that
Ne Budington Ferry Company have purchased
he ..rint Hills. Of the new Ferry company for
tlAooo.
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PafIadelphia Son,

Paiiadelph,a, Sept. H.
The Daily News, the FILLMORE or,an OF Penn.
sylsansA, has come out in support of the Free
mont ticket.
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Particular Nat,.a

IN DOz. o. Ames No. Railroad shovels, are offered
w at e10,5O per doz. CASH Also,
y. doz Old Colony No Railroad shoyels viii be sold
for I'll per dos. CASH, At
srps WHITE q WATERWAYS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

RUIZ AwAY.--A horse, attached to a carriage
which was Mrs. Gov. GRIMES and two Chi,
dren, ran away Saturday evening, upsetting the
vehicle, but injuring no one seriously. One OF
the children had some slight Commissions
Dissolution.
Edward Bates, WIN. G. Pettus, and e. s. Fra
ger, of St. LOUIS, publish in the Republican an
address to the Wings Of Missouri, urging them
to go for Fillmore, in which occurs the following
pointed and racy paragraph about Dissolution
which holds truth or two worth bordering by
the timid:
They say that it is q matter of national ncces.
sity to support Buchanan, as against Fremont.
because II Fremont be elected, the Union will be
dissolved. If that be true, it is stringent case,
and VIC admit it would be better to elect Mr..
Buchanan than 10 dissolve the Union. But they
do not tell us how the dissolution is to be brought
about, nor who are the traitors to perpetrate the
crime. 1t is not at al likely that Fremont, il
lawfully chosen to rule over the whole nation,
would choose to dsmember it, in order to rule
over one Of its lacerated fragments. Tie Wings
we know, will commit no such wickencss, for
they are ready TO die in defence of the constitu
I1ull. nG hiHcFiCaIS, We LHHh, Tc eltistl.S
free from the imputaton, for their devotion to
the Union is the highest boast Of their order
And so, there is nobody left strong enough to
commit the crime, but the Buchanan Democrats
and VIC are persuaded that this imputa,on of
villany to them is cruel SANDER. The pas.
sions Of men may be highly exc ted in the fie G.
contests oil parties, end their judgments may be
warped by local prcjudices, but we have DO
thought that there is in any part of the United
States, any considerable body of men so utterly
corrupt as to rise in rebellion and treason to de,
stroy the nation, because man odous 10 them
has been chosen 10 the Presidency, in strict ac.
cordance with the constitution and the laws
No-the whole suggestion of treason and rebel
lion for such a cause, is a dishonest trick, dc.
signed to brighten the timid into the support oil
Mr.. Buchanan thing which they would not dc
on the promptings OF their own Judgment, nor
be persuaded to by any motive more respectable
than fear.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

DIED-On the 10th inst. WILLIE, youngest son Of
w. +. and Jane L. Coolbaugh, aged 10 months and
days.
In this city on Tuesday afternoon, Sept 9Th at the
residence OF her brother.inaw Col Fhz Henry Warren
Misc Lrcy BARTLs1T. youngest daughter Wait and
Martha g. Bartlett. Of Granby, Mass aged % years.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

!l..l 49, = = !
AZ 49, eeNes E1ss Sssnsaks csae4'
lf1 n leeil ~ Nkals a. haad y ID. Il n.
-. 81 -. Ysrks.ae. i. csa;far.
- IS.
~ salsh Se sha = 20 80 =.
Sssdty
WExussosT. y. II. Aug. g, 1886.
AZ you sre aware, was Surveyor Of Customs
and Poasasssss Il Santa Barbara, and Collector
Of lie foFt Of Monterey, In California, and sas
vel ard intimately acquainted With John 9.
1rcmoat from 1888 10 1854, md vas connected
Nth him in busiHen transactions, and upon
terms of personal Familiarity vita him during
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
The Fremont Gathering n Galesburg.
ILLINOIS FOR FREEDOM!

The meeting called by the friends of Fremont
at Galesburg on last Friday, as we learn from
those present, was truly one of the 'signs of the
times The People merc there! From Hen
derson, Warren, Mercer, Bureau and other neigh
boring counties. large delegations were present
The numbers onprising these delegations may
be judged Of from the fact that the delegation
from Warren county, which received the prize
banner,-a beautiful affair, by the way,-alonc
consisted of fifteen Hundred. The train from
Burlington was composed Of fifteen cars, and
were densely crowded. The trains from other
directions were equally large, and equally in
competent to accommodate the mass of men
who were anxious to be present. A very large
number Of ladies were on the ground, and al
most every delegation carried in its elegant ban
ner an evidence of the earnest feeling with
which they regard the present canvass.
The meeting was held in the extensive grounds
belonging to the Galesburg Collegiate Institu-
ton. Seats and stands were prepared at three
several points, all of which were graced with
numerous banners, flags, notices, etc DR.. Egan,
Judge Kellogg, Owen Loveioy, Gov. Grimes and
others addressed the numerous assembage.-
The speech Of Mr. Lcycjoy, especially. was ex-
ccedingiy able and effective, and was greeted
with repeated rounds Of laughter ard hearty
applause, either Of which he seems able to COM
mand at pleasure.
There we're quite number Of excellent bands
in attendance, acting as escort to the various
delegations, and discoursing in stirring and pa
triolc strains, at the various stands.
Among other things entitled 10 attention, was
an exhibition of the scenes daily enacted in UNI
fortunate Kansas, by a party in wagons and on
horseback, with pertinent banners and emblems.
The spirit manifested at the meeting, and the
unexpectedly large number present, are satisfac-
tory evidences that our neighhor State Of Illinois
is about to be redeemed from the control of
Stephen Arnold Douglas, aud that Fremont and
Bissell will carry it in November By TN over
whelmins majority. All that is necessary is to
keep the ball in motion. Illinois, like Maine,
will astonsh all Locofocodom. Its condemnation
of its traitor,Senator, and oil Pierce and Ba-
chanan, bids fair to be as signal and emphatic as
We could desire.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

RxxoyAL. - We notice that tho Burlington
Commercial College has removed to Parsons /
Cops new building opposite the Barrett House
whers Ar. balhoa b prepared to teach all
who may favor him with shesr patronage book
keeping and penmanship in thorough and
expeditions manner.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

MARRFED-On the 10th inst, by Rev. J. Harri-
son, d.. Mr. HORROR BAILEY, surgeon Dentist Miss
AM CARPENTER, both Of Burlington.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

New Ork, Sept u.
The Steamer Ericsson sailed at noon to-day for
Liverpool. She took out less than $4,000 in
specie and % passengers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Bold TnEFr.-A gentleman Was in the city
Friday who was looking for pair OF mules
and wagon that had, on the day previous,
been stolen from the streets OF Galeshars,
where they had been detached from the wagon.
feed and left standing. The theft was made in
broad day light.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

A SWEET YOUNG LADY OF the tender and SYM
pathetic age OF ten, returning homo from
church The other day, threw herself languidly
upon sofa, and in u serious tone exclaimed:
'Reallv, mamma, l must decline attending
church with you in future, unless we obtain a
different pew from that we at present occupy"
"Why SOP" asked the astonished parent
Because" replied the incipient coquette,
there is person in the adjoining pew who st,res
at me like pest and do assure you, my dear
es. mamma, that l never have given him the
slightes. encouragement" Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis, AID FOR KANsAs.-It was reported
to us last evening that John c. Mcclure, mem-
Der of the Board OF Delegates. and Mr.. John
Doy, left our city Yesterday afternoon, by the
Pacific railroad for Kansas territory, having in
possession about four thousand dollars which
sum the result OF the labors ofthe Kansas
aid committee appointed in this city. The
manner in which this "aid and comfort" is 10
be distributed we have not learned, but the
report goes that u fair share of it will be ex-
pended Tor powder and bullets to be distribu-
TED amongst the pro-slaverv force.-Denoerat.
-%A\-
ca The Philadelphia Ledger states that on
Snnday morning, during divine service in the
Al. T. Church in Green street, in that city, man
named John Baker, walked up the middle aisle,
and after reaching the altar, turned so as to face
the congregation, and then taking five barrel
led revolver OUT, presented it to his own breast
and pulled the trigger. The cap exploded with
out gnting the powder in the pistol, and before
he could fire another barrel, the pistol was taken
from him. During this time the greatest excite
ment prevailed and g me made "A rush for the |
doors, but they were closed to prevent any one |
from being injuredin making hasty exit. Ba-
ker was taken from the Church by two men, and |
given in charge OF the police. He, it is said,
was once member of this church. For sever |
al days past he has been partly insane.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

RuN AwAY--A pair Of mules attached TO a
light market wagon were left carelessly at tho
door of the Hawk-Eye Mills Saturday morning.
and upon the passage Of the western cars took
fright and ran down third street to Division,
scattering tomatoes and other vegetables in
every direction. As they male the turn up
Division st the lines caught around the hub,
Winding them up in short order and bringing
! their run to very sudden stop.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

W. ". "isosAAnt J
CLASS NO. H.
Eguestridnism.
Best Fsmale Equs'trisnism, 100
I'd do 3" $50
Jake Rdi + L Il ss'arsn' Judges.
N. d. Browning, :.
CLASS NO. Is.
y Miscekkdbeous
Anything not enumerated In the foregoing fla, .na
worthy ofa premium, TO be ecded by tie i5drrs ann
J. L. Mcaaien. Flint River
Ebrsdge Letter, Onion,
VIM. b. Dement,, Augusta.
Mr.. Robert Wilson, OF Burlington, was appointed
Chief Marshal Of the day, with power TO appoint his as
sistants.
The better to regulate matters, there was a spn.,t,
tendent appointed each Stock Clues whose usn,. a.
will b. to set the hour Of their exhibition and control
the during It, All Of the aforementioned Vii
please report themselves to the Board OF Directors a.
early possible the morning Of the Yair A. m, ysr
Grounds, on Shepherd L. Hers farm that complete AZ
rangements may be made thus avoiding 4 ysst deal Of
confusion and unpleasant feeling 1t is sincerely hoped
that every one In the country can VIM be present on
that Gay 10 join In making Il day worth remembering
The oncers Of the Society follows:
JoAB C0MSTOCK, President.
wv. Ii. PoeTLrwAnE, vice 1esidenn
Morn q. fo0TE, Secretary.
Wh. y. Co0aBAUaB, Treasurer.
bMkC1ons.
Axariah, Gregg, Augusta; Eber Bradley, HurnS;
Kendall Long, Benton; Abr aham bapta Jaeisoo:
Wghtman, Burlington; T. II, An,robus Pleasant g.
J. L. ssTasn Danviile; Franklin Wilcex UpIoa:
" Jchn.on Flint River; Esq Mckennon, Washington;
Robert Anen' nankiini H. Seeds, yellow springs-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
GLASS NO. /.

@. n Hunter, Danviiie,
A j. SAITH Peasant drove, SJudees,
John Posiia waite, Burlington,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

John Brown, had bten met on the road by two
| scouts of the enemy, aud that they murdered
him, and that if the people were going 10 fight
they had better prepare for it, and il they were
not going to fight, that they ought to leave there
very soon.
All Was confusion among the free State men.
No ammunition had been prepared, and except
what they had on their persons and in their
belt none could be had. However they saw
| that whatever was to be done, must be done
| quickly, and all the men in town to the number
| o, FORTY, rallied under their Captains, Brown
and Cline, and took into the timber which lines
the banks Of the Usage to the width of least
half mile. In the meantime the border rufians
were marching down the prairie in the direction
of the town. IL must he borne in mind that The
Usage runs in the soutbcasterly direction. and
the Pottawattomie creek in northeastern d-
reeton. The town IS built n the forks of these
streams, and was approached by the pro-s!asery
forces on the west. Meanwhile, the free State
men had rallied at two points. aud had Cred ND
on the enemy with effect. The pro-sIayery men
then formed a line Of battle, from which, and
from the disposition they made of their forces.
it was evident they did not know that they were
6gh,iIg mere handful Of men, They were
drawn up in ordor, and their line reached from
stream to stream, across the prairie which at the
distance from the forks which they stood, mus,
have been three hundred perches. They also
pointed tao pieces of cannon towards the woods
where the free State were, bur these effect
ed nothing. The firing was kept up on LODI,
sides with great spirit for long time, tilt the
free State men got short of ammunition. Mean
while, company of about Fifty oil tie pro.slsve
ry men had been detailed TO char.e into the
timber on the Usage side. and route the free
State men. While these were advancing, par |
~ of free State men kept them engaged till the |
Others who had no ammunition, could make |
gcosi their escape by way OF private ford which |
the rutians forgot 10 guard. The ruifians KEEP.
advancing. Three Free STA men were stillleit. /
two on horseback and one on foot One of the |
horsesuien took to the river, the other followed /
aud then The ssngie tootman. 1t vas q fearful i
time Tor all three. but especially for the footman
they were attempting TO swim u rapid stream
covered by the guns some OF them Sharp's relics |
-of fifty of the ruiians- One of the korsemen /
was shot, the osher escaped. The one who was /
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BN R!MPLER, Merchant falloI' ana i'ea'- @
g er in CIo.hing and all ~ihaS o'
i1g Goods, il Rusk's building
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Cd OBERT RUsK, Dealer IN Family ofoce-
= res, Provisions an4 TInware- baNe'S
attached, east side Michigan street.
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~ II. REEVE, Atty. at Law. CoiiectignS
j.. punctually attended 10 IN >oi'ne'"
diana. Lands for sale cheap.
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NI II. OGLESBEE & Co. Dealers IN nry W
" Goods Groceries, Hardware DOCS anu
S1oas Crockerv &c. in the Brick Store.
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UASELTON, Manu- iacturer and teaiei
es. in Boots & Shoes, aad Shoe flhoineS'
west side Michigan street.
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sNR. SAM'L. HIGGINBOTHAM, Physician
and Surgeon. Office al ms feSi0e hce y"
he east side of Michigan street.
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NT W. SMITH, Justice OF the peace MA VA
Ss attend to business in the Circuit anu
60 pleas courts. Over The Post office.
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N s. CLEAVELAND Wholesale anu re,
4, tail dealer in Dry Goods haI'Wale N'.U
cIocsr;es. new building north side LapoIte st.
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DR.J d. GRAY, Eclectic fhysle,an' Ug:n Viii Viii
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5oore north Of C H. Reeve Te esidence.
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rrT CREAM SALOON, NJ. II. Tihbits pro
] meteor, up stairs in RusS's building
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Holm COCGLE, Keeps general asSorl-
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80 Ifa.tsoT aii kinds. Cor Gano & Mich. SIS.
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DROWN & BAXTER Manufacturers o. IN i an
Sheet Iron and Cofpefware' an"
IN Stoves-sign OF Tin shop y stove.
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NLLIOTT & Co. Wagon, Carriage " Pio"
EL Manufacturers. at their new stahc al INC
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1T B. PERSHING Wholesale 9nd rem at.1
4. dealer in Drugs Medicines oliS' - -
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EosEPH POTTER Saddle and tleThFss '...
- manufacture, corner LapoTte and Center
streets
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1TTESTERYELT * HEWITT Dealers II
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H9 CHAS. WEST, Eclectic Physician
J Office at his residence, east SIDE Mlchi-
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= A. JOSEPH. Cabinet Maker and Ch-
4. der.aker, South Plymouth.
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DR. R. BROWN. Physician and Surgeon
: viii promptly attend TO all calls IN Mn. ms
-,ofession' Office at his residence, south Plym
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r FAILOR, Cabinet Maker and underta-
4, ker, corner Center & Washington SIS.
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DIRECTORY

nR. T. \. LEMON, PracilGinf ,iy fnysic,an' oo,a
: and dealer III Drugs \ Medic'heS, 80 o.,t'
r3.1,,S :. groceries. east side Michigan street.
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EDWARDS' HOTEL, Wm. c. Edwards Pro-
u prietor, corner OF Michigan and Washing
ton streets.
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n G. TURNER, House Carpenter & JOINER.
Shop on Washington street, east o.
Michigan street.
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A X. BRIGGS. Horse Shoeing and
"a BlackSmithing of all kinds done to order.
Shop south east of Edwards Hotel.
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a MERICAN HOUSE, g. P. Cherry X Son
N proprietors, South Plymouth.