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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

% gentleman who lived two wears in Utah
told aah francisco merchant that he knew Of
thirty mormons having been murdered by Brig.
ham Young and his folks, because they refused
TO go on missions to which Young appointed
them to get them out of the way.
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MroRaArioS WAKTkD.--Almira Billings left
her home n. Polk Township, Wspelio county.
on Friday evening, Aus. 18th. She wore ;
vel ow Bingham sun,l,ontet, blue apron and red
calico dress, She is n,neieen years of age, has
dark sandy tsaIr and right foot detor,aed. ANY
Information concerning her will be grateful,
reevived.. Adde'S John X. Housh or H FRAN
klili',;s =. Hl4k .sburga. ioss. ANY paper
copying this will conisr favor upon an siiiacied
tsaaIy.
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Rrnnklyp Cant 6

,r, brooklyn, Sept. e.
The Brooklyn Board of Health report 3 ca
SEES OF ye low fever, including death and 9
cases ~ Jocelyn street. and l death and 2 ca.
SEES in Hill street. The report that the Mayor
has the fever is untrue. He has been sick, but
is now recovering.
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AN OFFICIAL DEsIAL.-Ben. +. Butler of
hcweii, IN u Buchanan speech in New Hamp-
shirf, defended his friend the devil, from the
charge OF having anything to do with the Re.
publican party: This may be considered an Of.
nclai deniaL-[Spring6eld Rep.
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Degradation Of the Press.

1t is to be regretted that the press, falling oc-
easionally into the hands of vindictive, unwor-
thy and dishonorable men, should be perverted
from its high mission and made to subservc
base purposes. We were led to this remark
BY seeing in the Gazette of Saturday an exceed.
ingly low and scurrilous attack upon banking
house Of this city, the only aim and object Of
which, if it had any, was to weaken the public
confidence in the house. And hard as it is for
US to believe there is a man in this community
despicabe enough to injure political opponent
in his business in the mere wantonness of poll.
tical excitement, yet the article before us de-
monstratcs the fact. The previous course Of the
Gazette has, we are sorry to say, been anything
but credltable, and we had suppos sdit had reach
ed tho lowest depth. We cannot, little we think
OF them, believe either Of the ostensible owners
would pcrpetrate SO base ard malignant a
thing, and we think they owe it to their own re.
paiations and in justice 10 the public, to expose
the base and malignant wretch who has made
their paper the medium for the dissemination
of his bingsgate. -.
1t is unnecessary for us to say that the infu-
ence of the paper is entirely gone, and the at
tack perfectly harmless.
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Emery has just invented new kind Of dr;,,
1t is adapted TO military purposes. Rv ra.m.
Of cogwheeis and steel springs, eight eomna'
mes Of militia can be drilled In tWen,v.,hsaa
minutes. Who will say this is not 4 ptoorss
uve aget F"s'e''
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1855.

| 1906. Fall and Winter Stock. 1855.
| HENRY "A. SCOTT,
now In receipt of part OF his Fall and Winter stock
and will be daily receiving additions to until he vii
have very large and ysrea assortment OF Foreign and
Domestic DIR GOOLiS, which he will offer as low as
any house In the city, He would request the citizens Of
burlington and surrounding country who NAV wish ar.
tcies In his line, to call and examine his stock They
WI hnd hrst class line OF goods at Low ZIG CRkS.
1t consists in part 10 Hows;
LAULElS' LINE
Black and Fancy Dress Silks Ai.yooI DrlaInes and
.Iehch herinos Alpaccas Cobonrys, Ginghanfs
american aud Scotch square and long Shawls bonnet.
nnpons Dress Trimmings, barred striped sbd plain
Sapric Worked Collars, Handk erchlsfs Gloyes Stock.
ngs, Edgngs and Laees 80 ~
GkN1LEHEN'S LINE.
french and American Black, Brown and Olive CJohs.
nsscS Brown, Drab and Fancy Cassuieres and Doekns
eattinets, Heavy Aoeskns, anu yeyeeeus Also.
= large stock Of EkAD EAADE CLOTHING, ccnsss.
ing OF frork Dress and Over Coxts PAGES Vests Shirt,
drawers, Comforts, cocks, Hanik eraltes., sserss,
danntiets' Boos, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
HOOSEhEEPEk'S EiyE
q, bsu blankets, Comforts, Quilts, l. zen and Muslin
CA tIehardsons Superior shifting Linen Crash
Ri TaPer Brown and Bleaehed Damask Table Linens
"a Ynekihs1, Checks, Hckorys, osnsbargs Blue Red
81 en"M flanneis Linseys and Canton FlanneIs Bat
s anu cheap prints for Comforts groceries, Queens
Ia oocks and Looking Glasses all OF which shall be
~ snssp HENRY II. SCOTT,
49, saes Main street.
-. W,ANIED-A yomg man Germany who under
-'"oos we DRY foods business. 5.sE E
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. & s---gsssts rs New York, Sept 90.
The Brooklyn board of health reported two
cases of yellow fever in the city papers includ-
ing one death. One new case at Relief Hospi-
tai at Fort Hamilton. FL, ia -
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A Bargain Offered

Ven ACRES Of choice Land for sale, one mile and
Il hali northwest of Burlington, near the Lcul.a
County Plank Road well tmbered and level water con
venient most delightful situation for residence II
cannot be exceed anywhere within the same distance
the GUY. rare bargain will be given Enquire Of Geo
II. Lane, adjoining the ios Office or Of the suhsrrih.
on the premises. isep8 dI&w6ttl TIIOS. C. CLARK
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Boston. Sent. %.

Boston, Sept. 90.
Representatives of the Seventh Congressional
Dist, in convention at Lawrence, yesterday,
nominated N. P. Banks for reelection to Con.
gress by reclamation.
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lse1asa-nsss RssssAs aaA 9ssase.
so = sseAg - - ssg issd osssssa ~
ssssssfes . sAe present season--sne =
- q eses eessss aAd - paasass - SenSes
ss-sss 0psenG gNNag 49, 's1s y.
- 80 ssseelsa - psDssc es''s1h ~ ''s'
esssea vsse - eps !"
a"sss ssaasss ~ .s''s ~ hes peeh IN -
oossa eesafss - Sseeat soy e1aesefa"onsiu '-
n seie seessgress GUT soss prosperous
tas9nesm, = - - 2 psnecu5 7heaisny and
-pane1 eeesA aa ssFsEesse ,SssssFs'
.ssAse svss'sS essses erecseo, Or n least .
sAsp ns)omy q ssen, nave been pat up'by
- sse sFe noSs or van upon Their complexion,
occupy snem--oy business men, Sechanics snd
noonng men VINO have come here WITHIN tNo
= tnfes ysess' ana who nave saved, IRON 'ne'r
nss vases~Hnaa % purchase 'o's s =.
stses sos sos3ssNes cesn'orao'e MONIES. We
80 PesAs sst' sssessos u pleasant, inougn gen
ehS 10 msse eeessses, owned ana occupied
=! secnan.ca VINO came hefe very recently ano
whose 1ore'y pesl only sumcea 70 oring tnem
Y our wharf. sstconssante employment at good
.ssss me- nsee .osn sne owners u pleasant
homes, Ana % sqng assoar iaboring men and
nechan'cs are prosperous our city must De.
na''ef IN ~h'en ~eiak much inter
sehsss o'sen 'sken occasion toinqmre among
osr 'sooHns men, mechanics and master build.
W = - 'ne'f Term o. residence circumstances
wnen they came. &C., &c. and we have not yet
sen one VINO came win any means beyond
Woas woa'd kecp himself and family until ne
coeld ses worss NOV they,in many instances,
s.e zoe owners o. ss'oao'e property. man
veo came acre essns years ago and has followed
ofasing owns number Of valuable business
'ots ana property to the amount OF many thou
sands OF dollars. A brick mason who is very
well 70 DO In tho world, says when be arrived in
Darlington, he expended his last dime for bread.
Bushe found Whist he sought--work--and he
now lives In his own house, good one, too, ard
rests In thcslas Of his own swine and fig trees.'
We believe We can point out hundreds Of plea
ant little houses, owned and paid for by men
Who came here within two or three years, bring.
ing with them industrious habits, stout hearts
and skilfal hands, but very light purses ...
While our city is thus built and improved and
dotted oil over with residences Of men who earn
their money In our various manufactures, at our
FORCES, work benches, in our shops and in the
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No,u-yn,l, g.

| u New-l DIRK, Sept. 27.
The steamship Atlantic sailed at noon to day
with 60 passengers, and $4,000 in specie
The steamship Illinois with California dates
to the 10Th inst is below, and will be up at half
past three a,-l -... = ,.... .. -
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Reading makes a full man." says Bacon;
and Fashion makes full woman says
Punch; Tor certainly woman, as she is dressed
in the present fashion, could not well be made
much fuller zes..,s.7. -. -
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New York, Sept. %.

New York, Sept. 20.
George Steers, the eminent ship-builder, was
instantly killed in consequence of being thrown
from a carriage. --........-.~
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"a ID Tue Newark Mercury Is informed by
private letter in Bordentown, that Commodore
Stewart "old lronsides," who has been q life
long democrat, has recently declared for Free
mont.
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Cincinnati, Sept. %.
! The stove foundry of Turucliife & Co. togeth-
er with some adjoining frame buildings, was
burned last night. Loss about $4,000.
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MILLINERY, &C.
Misses McELHINNEY & CANnv

VsyNtVSNSuFb lNftEfS NHUtr
DEG leave to inform the Ladies Of Buyu,,.. a.
surrounding country, that they have n ceiyS and
fall stock Of Millinery and Fancy a.sN sssf
which Win compare fayorabiy uitn, any .,u,Ia -,
In The city. We hope BY strist attention 10 osk
merit share OF public patronage Country Mlps. %
supplied ON liberal terms. sumner
Pinking and Stamping done to order Ar,,...
wanted. Store on Third Street, opposite OK w.
~ Church. Burlington. Iowa. s., sSM n
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Halifax, Sept. &c.
The steamship Arabia arrived here at IL o.
clock last evening and sailed again for Liver
pool at o'clock. w atEEG $50 .-s. Lax
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Printers Inks.
WE Have On Sale, at TIL. .,
w by George Mather, OF New yhee' MANUFACTURER
Z ~ 10 kegs News Ink. ioIk,
ZUlb .Tiec ~ ~
- Dab .. u S se'' -, % :. :.
Soibe,r {" sc, rs Is
e Is m Is Book Ink, Doc, 10 90 .-
print. ID &" slU0 90
Int desiring to be supplied will, good article Of
Gah remit TO us stating the kind and quantity, and
- WIN De forwarded TO any point desired.
7sa c. DURHAM
tSep23I Hawk-Eye d Telegraph 0fice.
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Baltimore, Sept

\ 7. q DdTtIIHUrt, sept. 70
The New Orleans mail of Saturday last, is re-
ceived Orders had been received at Norfolk to
tit the sloops of war Nate and Marion.
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4, Easton, Pa, Sept. 20.
Gen. Lawiy, Of Kansas, was assaulted yes
terday by a Mr.. Lee. Several blows were ex-
changed before the parties were separated
Gen Lawiy had just recovered from an illness
and had just barely got about. The attack,
which all parties condemned, was occasioned by
| political discussion.
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rhc Mamcuvrcs Of ,hc Emo mv.sl


1t has been said, place two Yankees on a de
sert island and give each a shingle and jacl
knife. and they will get rich BY mere dent o
trading. We are reminded OF, this somewla,
exaggerated representation Of che Yankee, when
We look at the Buchanan and Fillmore parties
The Buchanan. Douglas and Pierce slavery ex
tension party Of to-day is but q fragment of the
old democratic party. Itresemhles it Just about
a. much ~ did Napoeon's Grand Army Of Con
quest with which he invaded Russia, the broken
and thinaed sqaadrons pressed upon all side.
with which he returned. invent out like Pierce
with music and banners, and amid the thunde,
Of artillery and carrying terror and dismay.--
Ii returned with tat,ered banners shorn of it,
power aud hard pressed by its enemies. Thi.
IL the condition Of the Buchaniers now.
The Fillmore army is but skeleton. It has
genetals, colonels, captains corporals aud masi
clans, but nary privatel Not one! But with
admirable cunning and fine stage effect it gets
up quite display. Allit has 70 do is TO borrow
the filling up--to borrow. the rank and file and
Get the pro-slavery squadrons in the field under
Fillmore officers. to whom tits said, they yield
implicit obedience. and with whom they train
- kindly a. their own officers. Then We have
great flourish Of trumpcts, display Of ban
ners and
Ear fash the red artillery ~ &
prcclainling the most wonderful accessions to
the Fillmore Army. go a.a'ae s
When these borrowed men are sent back to
the pro-alayesy camp there is then another
hoar'ah-ancsherw wonderful accession. Thus
We have continued series Of accessions to the
two armies constantly going on BY merely shift
Ing the sQaadrons from one camp. 10 the other.
We can compare these ingenious nlaneuvres
to nothing better than the two whiting and
splitting Yankees trading themselves rich rpon
nothsusx
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Legal Notice.
l.. G. BELL, PIT
nill to quiet title,

= IN the District Court of Des Nome, Comm,
Io,ra.
L. g. BELL, PIT.
Daniel S,rang and the unknown heirs iii to quiet title.
Of Achilles Morris. deceased. peu',
THIS suit Is brought TO correc, n mistake II, A.,
L OF conveyance from Achilles Morris 10 ps,ts
strang and from said srans to the plaintiff for "a
acres ei land part OF the ives, half s. 4. section "a
town 90 n OF range W. and u quiet the title Of ~
panh In and to said PREMISES and the notice in M
case having been returned mot found" as to ali Of ,a
by the sheriff of Des Moincs county the AID
sau action ana that they are required appear and
s~er 70 the same on the second day OF then, Vt
Will be rendered against them - "e'""a
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FINE PoRTRAITs.-Mr. Perry, at the music
store on Third street, has fine portraits of FREE
mont and Dayton, the next President and Vice
President Of the United States, published by
Sage and Sons, Buffalo. They are said to be
fine likenesses, and are certainly fine pictures.
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Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given, that an instrum,p, =,
writing, purportng to be the last Willard Js,t, "
Of JOHN DARBYSHIKE, deceased has been ~
County Court Of pes Moines county Iowa. and tha, M
Isl Monday OF November next is the day set apart h,
cour, for hearing proof OF the same. v 'aa
T. W. NEWMAN
--s s-p .e.M.~ Judge OF Co Court
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s..Thc venerable Josiah Randall. of Pennsyl-
sania, who has known all the Presidents" We
are told BY the Democratic papers, has made a
speech in Tam,nany Halt aud uttered what
they call the eleventh commandment is,
To sge, the South alone" "All she asks is to be
let alone, says the venerable sage. While the
South are hesitating at no means 10 extend the,
isstituton Of slavery over tree Territory, sail
they ask Is to be let alone. n When they are
marching into free Territory, and seizng upon
the ballot boxes and driving the legal voters
from the polls at the point oil the bowie knife.
and thsmselses voting instead, without the
shadow OF = right TO do 50, s.sall they ask is to
siet alone.a When, sbyeSand bye, in iulfll-
ncnt OF a threat often repeated, they attempts
10 call the'roh OF sheir Slaves on Banker Hill,
.aii they ask b 70 BE- ie,alcne. Nashua N. III
Tslsytuph. Asss sSs;sa ssss s...a.ss. sEfs
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MORE HELP.-We have received the first num-
Der of a new Republican paper, called the Wy
oming Telescope, printed at Wyoming, Nebras.
ka Territory, u new place that has grown up in
such haste as hardly to have become known even
to the citizens of Iowa. Jacob Dawson, editor
and proprietor.
A large sale of lots comes off on the 25th of
October and persons desiring to become proper,
Y holders in Wyoming can then avail them
selves of the opportunity. &
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For tho T.odiae
d Anniversary of the
BURLINGTON rURN ASS0CU ATION

A Magnificent assortment OF the latest imported
Mantillas just received and for sale very cheap BY
lelI ]. s, KIMBALL Go.
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VT POhns
BURLLSG7OH, IOWA,
II AyING LEASED the establishment formerly oceu-
IL pied by Eneas MeFaul, are now prepared with
merons and enlarged facilities to transact general Beef
ana FORK Packing business. Arrangement have been
made to transfer the Hogs Immediately from the in
Being also prepared to make liberal cash advances
those packing Cattle and Hogs with on commission,
we hope to receive liberal share Of the business pat
ronage. We beg leave TO refer 10 the follow ny:
Messrs Green. Thomas 4 Co., Bankers burlington.
Coolbaugh 4 Brooks,
White, Cook a Co.,
FINLEY % Funthouser, Com, Mereh's. Chicago.
H. ~ Mitchell ii Co.,
~. Lneas d Simonds, Bankers, ST. Louis.
-frs" Benoist DoDneiy,
Eneas Mcfaui. ~. Louis
j. Sullivan Sons, Baltimore, Md.
et - Jas Connolly Co., New Orleans.
sep25d&w8w ..--
Fairfield Ledger oseaoosa Herald and rtt1y,v, co,,
Ter copy three weeks and send bills to this oec,
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psoe~sea.
1ssssslssf - isa0tk q ~ ffsgsssts
= rsaaisg essdisisa vsG, GO miles) having %
,aeeaftia q ~ 1saeAEa ~ mith ~ sAEisss.
be assaAsa rib ~ psArs 1ilspsd, hass'
- aeThias Kks ~ hsaias ~ - Il -
Azseaded sesssard mn = spastes - nissosri.
IL bssinen alss nsst ssalinass - isesesss sefy
sfseiya wiahsAs tsssasDasas ~ she rescnsres4
~ sesshasslsss nd Nsbssuks the Bsrliseson
and Nisssssi sRsada y slesised 70 become one
|sf - nsst psedsssivs aad sennnenaiye roads
|hsAs UsissA ssAssa. II WIN be IN inposssns
knk = fbe Psci6c railroad and become great
thrsagh pssse sger route. Bat the most impor-
tant item 10 the fact II must inevitably i be the
carrier Of Ill she psoducs Of Southern Iowa
For purposes Of navigation the Bes Aoines river
u Of very little account, and there viii be essen
TALLY, no other outles. All the produce OF this
yass region, one Of the most productive that
canbe found, til at goes TO IN eastern market,
must pass over this road 70 this city. Iowa has
no nayigable streams thatare reliable save those
that form her eastern and western houndafses
Look a. thssvas country, then, unlike most
other states, stretching from river to river.
where railroads can have po competition in the
carving trade unless It be from canals yet TO be
built and these have had their day. o sa
Is Is plain to our mind that our road will be-
ono Of the arteries Of commerce, through which
will Aow the products Of the richest country in
| the west. Its stock will pay good dividends.
and capitalists can find no safer or better invest.
ment, even though government had granted no
lands. But with the magnificent donation from
the general government. no better can be found.
aE s2st ~ tF
~ Governor Grimes has issued his procla-
nation for an election for members of a cons,i-
tional convention to take place on the Tuesday
after the first Monday in November next'--,hc
| same day as the Presidential election.
MARE.--The votes for congress in the seve-
raj districts of Maine sum up as follows: ~
Dlstrict. Republican. tss5 Buchanan and Fillmore
| Jno. N. Wood 1875 Josi s. Little 9,774
| II G. j. Gilman 13.O04 EF.PillSbury 1852
Ill Nehm'h Abbott 1890 Hen. Engalls s,2s2
~ +. II. Morse 1851 ID. Bronson 6,s5s
V l. Washburnjr. l2,7l5 Am. Sanborn 1926
vi s. c. Foster S,4l4 Arno Wiswell I, PSI
Total republican $3.50 Coalition 49,9ss
Fremont over Buchanan and Fillmore 1851
For Governor (only about 400 votes to come
inl the total stands:
Hamlin 69,429 Wells 44,6S9
Patten and Scattering 1858
Hamlin over all others 1881 4ss.a
The Legislature stands as we have already
statcd-Senate, Republican, 30; Coalition, ! (;
House-RepubIican, 1876; Coalition, 26. -,
FINE PoRTRAITs-Mr. Perry, at the music
store on Third street, has fine portraits of FREE
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sho.i. al NAP of the United Srafes,
N,.. - coors the area Of Freedom and slavery,
Line, Routes Of Col Fremont with
interesting statistical oatter, fer sale by
r..,.,s, Up. BROWN.
EFl Barrel House Buiidnss>
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~ Governor Grimes has issued his procla-
nation for an election for members of consti-
tional convention to take place on the Tuesday
after the first Monday in November next"--,hc
same day as the Presidential election.
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sS- Almost atrocious murder was committed
some days ago bya pack of 6epds at house
Of iil-tan,e, near the town of Rock Island, ILL.,,
About two miles west Of that city, on the Cam
den road. The name OF the murdered person
We are unable to give. 1t appears thar he came
10 this end some days ago, aud was by his muir.
derers buried in the cellar of the house, Some
OF the inmates Of this house having ha,l trou-
ble among themselves, one. OF them TO be re-
venged, went to Rock Island sud divulged the
whole affair The body was found, as indicated
by her cat and mangled ias a most horrible
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BURLINGTON TURN ASSOCIATION,
ITO be celebrated in Burlington September 3Oth and
Il October LIST and I'd, ls56
Programme.
On Sept. 30Oical Reception of invited Turner's and
guests from abroad. In the eveDsng Address by the
speaker and Musical entertainment.
On the LIST of OctoberProcesson he by the Brass
Band Place OF ceiebratioD-lyde Park, where the
Gymnastic exercises will take place. o'clock p. NJ
Turn Match. Az o'clock, Distribution Of Prizes.
On TIE "a o, October.--t rIze Shooting. 2 O'Clock p
A., Procession to the ralyne place OF the Republican
mass meeting. In the evening Bail at Walkers Mill
Tickets 81, to he had at M--sr A. Garthe Dtsch Kus.
tenmaher and Reller's, and at the door.
BY order Of the Ldtdl COMMITTEE
WHITES SOCIAL ASSEMRLYS.-A
w course OF Assemblies will be given In the new Han
OF Green Thomas Dc Co.. the first OF which come %
on FRIDAY evening" October I'd, and conti1 ne every
Friday evening until farther notice All lovers Of 80
ciai Dance" are respectfully invited
Music by TORY Whites full Band, pieces. Dane
ing from to II. Tickets II. [sep3Ofl u. L. WHITE.
CPLENDID PORTRAITS Of the candidates
~ for the Presidency and Vice Presidency at Who'll, sale
and retail, at sp26 PERRY's MUSIC STORE
~ DAY GOODS
OF NJ H. Winon, In the city of Burlington Iowa, take
this mothod OF informing the former patrons Of said
house that Will continue The business the old stand
on Main street, and respectfully solicit continuance Of
publ custom.
September %, 1856 j. W. BASS