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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

WHAT FOLKS sAy.-A gentleman who has
been looking at the towns along the river, with
aview Of locating in this State, informs us that
he was more Disappointed Davenport than any
city he had looked at He says that it is more
oe'psaised, more noise raised over it than any
other, and Eastern people expect to find some-
thing very fine. But in this they are sadly dis
appointed. Davenport our informant thinks,
will soon be finished. Her bridge viii remove
the terminus Of the Rock Island road to Iowa
saty and with il a moiety other business. The
Railroad from Mascatinc to Iowa City beiug mach
shorter than from Davenport, carries all the
Seuthern freight aud passengers and makes a
very serious diversion. After making a thoro'
examination our informant says he considers
davenport the least advantageous point in the
State, upon the river, behind Auscatine even,
and concluded to take his chances in Burlington.
In these conclusions he is by no means sin.
rular
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HooAand's German Bittsrs.

Hooaand's German Bittsrs.
Certificate u Ralph Late, EsQ Editor Of As spirit
Of sas TSmesn Lonton, Ohio.
IRcsrcs, October 81, 1854
DIR. O. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir-The Bitters are In great
demand here In addition the quantity sold by Mox-
ley Barber your agents. the two other stores sell more
OF them than any other medicine find they are much
used by conYaescent fever patients to rebuild their bro
ken constitutions have used during the last summer,
in my family, four bottles. They were recommended
nrst BY neighbor, At time when my system vas
much debsated from the effects Of severe Bilious Fe
YER They gave Appetite and restored atone and
vigor my whole system. In Of the September num-
bers Of my paper related my experience Of the good eff
fects ofthe Bitters, since which time they have had
large SALE and have now become the Standard medicine
In this vicinity.
In conclusion would say that feel great pleasure In
giving you this testimony of the value and success ofyour
preparation. Respectfully, yours,
See advertisement. RALPH Lutte.
FRArD.-.Ne would cell attention Of the public against
fraud daily practsed upon the unsuspecting in the ar
tclc Dr. j. HosrErrERs celebrated Stomach Bitters
ice these celebrated Btters have become POPULAR
others have been making preparations to initiate IT, and
in have purchased old bottles and filled them
We would advise all persons to buy of none but respecta
bic dealers the genuine all covered with metallic
cap, and the name on It, For sale by
ap29-1m E HUNT, Agent.
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COM III ERCIAL.


1 Review - 8uKttM4to0s lokAe
xbe - 49, Nasissg Ady -
The week Just passed bas been one Of extrens
duliness for Prodoce dealers. The bad roads
and pleasant weather has induced Farmers 10 re.
main q home and finish planting and sowing
their spring grains. But little wheat has arri-
we'd and that mostly saken for milling q figure
that would not warrant shipping.
The market for Meats and Provisions general.
~ Is dull. Most Of our dealers slaughtered and
packed pork on commission and their sales we're
for account Of other parties, these have mostly
sold what they were compelled TO do in order to
meet April and May acceptances. The balance
is being shipped as fast sboats and cars can take
il. We hear Of no sales. The season is mostly
over except for small lots.
Farmers do not bring forward their corn-ve
suppose for the reason that they are engaged at
their spring work. The prospect is in favor of .
further decline in prices at the East. Still we
think that it cannot fall below 90 cts. in our mar
ket Wool, the new clips has not made its
appearance consequently We have no quotations
to make.
Our Jobbers have done fair business much
larger than they anticipated. Retail dealers
have had poor trade excepting city for same
reason that SO little produce has arrived. No
change in prices.
Our quotations for produce are nearly same as
last review.
WHEAr-spring Is. Fall So to 100 for prime
white.
FLoUR-None but city mills in market.
CoRN-None offering, would bring 20 cts.
OATs-l9 to gle
PRovIsIoSs-Bulk Meats 81, 81, 78, in round
lots. We hear of sales of smoked Hams. small
lots in casks cents and smoked Shoulders &c.
Mess Pork SD 80.
LARD-Firm at 8 to 81.
BurrEn-choice lots from farmers l5to l6.
EGGs-6f
APpLEs-Dry dull, 6 az.
PEAcHEs-Sc.
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REAL ESTATE IN CHIcAGo.-The Chicago
Democrat Of the 10th contains the following
item, showing the rise in real estate in that city,
"Wm. Green, Esq, who lately sold the property.
on which the fair grounds stood, to company
Of which Col. Mason and others are members,
has made splendid speculation out Of the prop
erty. He originally purchased the property
about eight years since from Green, the Inflated
man who was onvicted in our city for the pois-
on of his wife, for $40, 900. This was in ls4s,
eight years ago. He has sold portions Of the
property at different times as follows:
Last year one lot for $4,000
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y ap25 ROSS WHIPPLE.
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DUMP CHAIN tubing and fixtures, large 10,
il just received and for sale BY -
may21 I.w6 &C A. WHITE
CAD lRONS.-Afu fun assortruenta ii
- mayst q. J. va C. 4. WHITE.
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The work Commenced.

By Geographic dispatch in another column We
karn what we had expected to hear, that the
town Of Lawrence, the largest place in the terri
tory ofKansas has been sacked and destroyed
BY Missouri mob, aidedby the President OF the
United States.
Death or perpetual Punishment from the ter
htcry IS now the lot of every man who entertains
progresses sentiments opposed to slavery
they are to he hunted from their claims, driven
from their houses and homes and murdered >for
the crime of entertaining opinions not pleasing
to Pierce Douglas L Co. Thousandsof women
and children will be left dcfenceless, without
Protection, prey to the brutality of savage
horde ard prospective starvation, guilty Of the
crime ofbeing the wives and children Of pre-
scrbed class of American citizens.
Aflcr this Territory shall have been thor
oaghly suhiugated, will they turn heir attention
to Nebraska and the other territories, aud after
wards to the Sta,ess Thepeople of Iowa ought
to be reasonably thankful that they are permitted
to live at all.
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A TERRIBLE CRAsH-NARRow ESCAPE One
of the narrowest escapes from great destruction
of life we have ever heard Of occurred yester-
day morning liz the City Hall. Mr.. D. Shyrock,
as our readers are all aware had announced
monster concert by one thousand children for
last night His arrangements for seating them
were, to have each seat raised above the other at
equal distances, the top row reaching nearly to
the ceiling, all the children thus being visible
from all parts of the Hall. About five hundred
children were ranged on these seats yesterday
morning for rehearsal, when, just as they had
commenced to sing, the scaffolding gave way,
precipitating seats and children to the ground
in great confusion. The crash was tremendous
and was distinctly heard on Wood street. Many
ran to the Hall, when they witnessed scene
that battles description. Children screaming at
the top of their voices, were being picked out
from the ruins and examined to see it they were
injured. Fortunately none sustai ned the slight
est injury, though many must have fallen at least
twenty feet. Two little girls caught hold Of the
large eagle ON the wall, just as the seats gave,
climbed over it, and got through the window
in the rear into the dressing-rooms.-[Pit tsburg
Gazette
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LUMB1l At WHOLESALE.

ss Ds - AMI ~ Co. .ns.ss
ssy .sss,.ss .,sr.. s;ss, .s 6 ses
ID 81 ya Is R.lirs d vsss Win % ven % ~. dem
'.s ss 4 All as.a.is's. : hey may desire =
and send bll TO this once
Notice to Farmers.
M and Messcr Gem Ssscs iiTh andsr:sn.
ed are the ony AGENTS for these machines Farmers NH
iind. srsysispsn - MIc MICH rARks CO.
Stolen.
EyROM the subscriber the night Of the ssth nlt
II NEWFOUNDLAND Don, ten ssshs old. Said dog Was
large Of dark brinde color long hair curly The back
hair his feet, breast, the end Of his tail
white aud bushy. Any person giving reliable inforua
ton Of the whercabous or returning said dog whie
Waterman At their store on Main street, VIII D literally
rewarded. D. B. WATERMAN
may21n
For Sale
LVETEEN Acres Of land situate In the city limits,
and contiguous to the Ran Road, Said land will be
sold At bargain For particulars information enquire
may27n B.F.HALI.
Torrey & Whites Cotillion Band.
a M. IORREn takes pleasure In announcing
1Le to his friends and the public that having s.sociat
q Boston, they have organised oaadrile Bands and
will be happy at all times attend to the calls Of any
who may favor them With their patronage Application
at the shoe store Of l. NJ Torrey Main street, will be
promptly attended to E - r T1RnEY, promp,sr,
NIB: ANY number ofpcces furnisheh that's required
may A ''l - -----
COMPREHENSIVE. undersigned have
associated themselves In business under the name and
firm OF Starr Co.. as successors OF Clark, Hendr'e
co., for the pupose Of completing the construction OF
the first section Of the Burlington Missouri River Rail
road The active members Of the firm are Starr in
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Land Department.

Land Department.
hES MO1NES NAVIGATION COMPAs
- nx.-on the sixteenth DAY Of June, next, the Of
nee for the sale OF the lands this company will be re-
moved from this place to Fort Des Moines.
These lands will be sold long ca edits and In lots 10
suit the Means and wishes Of Pu 'ciasers.
--ete-a. GEO H.. PERKINS
Land Commissioner,
OTruMwA, Iowa, May 18th, 1856 IuayiG,f
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I NJ ROVE YOUR STOCK
Tho Vermont Black Hawk Morgan
B L & G K Il A w K, JR.

rT>HE Subscriber respectfully informs the Far. n
4 mers and breeders generally that his mag. SSA7511
nihcent stallion, BLACk HAWK, in, will stand 0-XS
Tor mares the ensuing ut the stable OF o. Walk
err on Valley street, between Front and Main Streets In
this city.
BLACK ia VIZ, JP., was bred and raised by the sub
scr6er In Mhdiebury- Vermont, and was sired by the
original and celebrated BLACK HAWK, owned by David
Hall, Esq, Of Bridport VT,
The Dam Of Black Hawk, Jr was foaed by Hambe-
tonian mare, was sired by Clifford Morgan horse, and
was remarkable for speed, botton docity and intei.
gence.
BLACK HAWK, JR was six years old the Goth OF June
1902 Is sixteen hands high OF beautiful let black COLOR
and weighs, in good condition 1907 pounds.
He resembles closely his ilusirous sire and
beauty style, action, kindly disposition Is surpassed
by no horse in the State HIS speed has never been
but IS believed to be very superior.
For further particulars the who Ii pre-
pared to establish the above representations.
Terms:
800 the season, payable in cash. satisfactory notes.
bearing ten cent interest date. Terms Of war
rantee may be agreed upon.
Good Pasturage
PROVIDED Tor mares from distance reasonable rates.
and proper and attention paid them All accidents
escapes and thefts at the risk Of the owners
JAMES g. PHELP
Burlington. Iowa. April 10, ls5s-2mw Bid.
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nka. GILBERT a. - AIEsI.
~ Treat CANCERS, TU.NORS, ULcERS DC,
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS
C0ace, No 746 Broddto"g, corner Asfor Place,
New OAK sETJ.
CERTIFICATES from ExGov. T. NJ. Tucker; Judge r. w
luIng: Capt. Laal Sellers A. :. Baldwin, D.; Hon.
L. Butler King; Gen Narcisso Lopez, Ctp,. Vim Lra,h-
ers, W. p Allison, NJ. D.; Judge .xand Walker; Col
haunsel White Thos. L. Bond NJ D., and J, 3. Pea
cooke NJ. d.
Permission to refer to :-Ex.Gov. Jas c. Jones; Hon.
Fred r. Stanton b. T. Palmer, Inventor OF Pner'. Ar
iihcia Leg; Francis Grice, Navai Constructor v Yard
Phla., and Proprisors Of the Girard House. Phlada
april 19.-2m.dwH = 80
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lKs. GiLHhhn d Mss sEg.A..5-

INOR SALF.-A new and FIRST rate three story brick
1 business house on Washington street
sepS BROWN 4 LAIIEE
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--------- = WURE Me- BUOKSs H----
THE HEROES, by Kingsley.
i Madame Pfefer's second journey around the world
Italian sights.
Memorials and other papers, by Thomas DeQuncy.
Reality, by Mrs. Tuthiil.
Letters by Lady Montague, edited by Mrs. Hale
The Roman exiies, Garjani.
The courtesies of welded life.
Casthenics, by Cath. rine Beecher. At
may22 CORSE 4 SONS
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r AW BOOKS. says,
~ The invoice of new and substantial publications just
received from T. J. w. Jvhnson's law house, Phladel
phia among which are the following:
White Tudor's leading cases in equity;
American leading cases, notes by Hare and Wallace;
Ross 8 ="
Smiths tss"
Smiths landlord and tenant
Adams equity; .-....
Roscoe's criminal evidence;
Broom's legal ma ims;
Anthony's Illinois digest;
Williams on personal property, American notes;
Russell on crimes; .a
Archbald's Nisi Prius;
Byes on bills;
Rawle covenants for title;
Wills on crcumstanal evidence.
Professional ethics. (maySl J. L. CORSE & SON.
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Wv WILL SELL at a low price, two tracts Of valu
able land In Adams county Iowa. about ten miles iron
Quincy the county In the FIRST there four
hundred acres of gently rolling prairie land of the first
quality, situated in section IL, township H. range
The other tract contains 800 actes, In sections and
same township and range This land IL the line o,
Burng Missouri RIVER Railrood, and all of the
best quality for farming purposes. credit of six and
twelve months will be given part OF the purchase mo-
ney and the price such great Inducements to
any one DESTROYS Of securing good farm Any further
information can be had by calling On
D STOCKTON,
mar8l Adjoining = y.
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SPEAK & .5acksOn,s saws.
~ heavy stock on hand.
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PAPER HANGINGS!

1A1 Gn 0hNU1NU0
7NHE largest and best Sc ected stock of
L WALL PAPER In the State, now being received At
CORSE SONS PAPER ROOMS.
room has been ftted up for the especial purpose Of
exhibiting patterns Of WINDOW CURTAINS FIRE.
BOARDS CEILING PAPER, dc.
~ MIR. ROBINSON, late Of Philadelphia, has the
entire supervision Of this department. and will also hang
paper for city customers having several efficient aids In
this line pains will be spared In rendering the Paper
Rooms the most complete in the West. The subscriber
procures his paper hangng direct from the manuiactu
rers in New England, Imports all of his borders and
screens He consequently compete with the houses
OF Chicago, st. Louis and Cincinnati either In jobbing
retailing Remember 1t is the opening Of the paper
son. and that three doors west Of Main street, up stairs
are imar27.1 CORSE'S PAPER ROOMS
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A PPLEFO cyclopedla Of Biography just re
a ceiyed az ImayA CORSE ksON,S.
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asIIIgtUII, may q.
The committee of each House took prelimina-
ry steps to the investigation of the circumstan-
ces attending the assault upon Mr.. Sumner.
The condition of Mr.. S. this A. NJ, is not consid-
cred SO favorable as it was yesterday. Itforbids
his leaving his room.
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Z
FINE assortment of Gold Pens Of every variety o.
"A the latest styles, just received by the subscriber
The celebrated "Tptop Pen Bagley's U. s. pensdesk
Pens in ebony and rosewood holders. Also, fine lot o.
ladies gold and silver County and C,ty Officers.
Bookkeepers and business generally requested
to look at the changes in style.
mars CORSE son.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-27
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYi
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills!

PREPARED from prescription of Sir James
Clarke, II. D., Physician Extraordinary to the
Queen. This Invaluable Medicine is unfaiiipg in
the cure of ali those painful and dangerous dseases
incident TO the female constitution
Ii moder;tes al excess, removes all obstructions.
and brings on the monthly periods with regularity.
These Pills should be used two three weeks pre-
vious to cor fnement they fortiiy the constitution,
and lessen the suffering during labor enabling the
mother perform he; duties With safety TO herself
and child
These Pilsshouid not be taken BY females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, 40
they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but At any
other time they safe
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pain in the Back and Limbs, fieayines, Fatigue or
Slight Exertion, Paiptatioh Of the Heart, Lowness
of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites asd
all the painful diseases occasoned by disordered
system these Pills will effect cure shen all other
means have failed, and although powerful remedy,
does not contain iron, calomel, asltmony, or any
other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each packace->
Price, in the United States and Canada, One Dol
lar. ~ w. w. ROBERTS
lSDIAsAeczfs,
= General sgent for Indiana.
N. b. 81 UU and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent. viii ensure bottle of Pills
by return mail. For sale BY TIA. LEMON.
marl3' -l5m6. PLrEourH, Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-27
,SALE,C CHEAP.

South j, south west fractional quarter of section
%, west Michigan road, containing l03 acres
good land and situated in a good n ighborhood,
about nine miles south of plymouth, on the Mich-
gan road. Also, southwest quarter of section -,
township "a, ram e west, containing l6J acres
partly improved anfsood land; situated in Stark
County. Also-ossr lots in the town OF Plymouth.
Nos. ID and 81 Also--in-lots Nos. l37, AS "a,
23s, 237, and 1913. ,.s,e.l III ,,i r - A-,s
The above described property will be sold cheap
and on easy ternls,.b, applying by letterto fsa.
L.. - "a JAMES J.,SERING, Madison, Ind,
Or III REEVE, Plymouth, Ind es dix ftef
+ Nov. l3.-53m2sf I.1..,.. en.a.-.i 81 .,..sfg
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-27
10 NON-REsIDENTS

MHE undersigned, with the county Sur
vevor. will. on the 18th day of December, 1886,
at O'Clock, A. NJ, on said Iay proceed to survey
and locate the corners of his land, sections 50,
ri and IS, town SO north, of range west in Stark
county: to meet at the residence Of the subscrl-
her AT the time specified, and continue from Gay
to tay until all is finished $500.
Non-residents, who fail to meet the surveyor cav az
~, go. ,,xe mentioned and defray or provide for
defrayins their portion of the expense Of the sur
WOW viii he returned to the County Auditor, and
suc SIelinouencies placed on the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law ,,,,,x,
;, Nov o7-55 Is ISAAC DOUGHTY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-27
TO NON-RESIDENTS.

MHE undersigned, with the county our.
&c., viii. ON the asth day December, 1856
at 10 o'slock, a. m on said day, proceed to survey
and locate the corners Of his land N sections
to1xn %. range 2 " st In Stark county, intiiana
to meet at the res dence of the subscribers at the
time specified, ani continue from day to day untn
all is finished 80 ~
residents. Who fail to meet The Surveyor at
tie time aboyene tioned ana defray or provide Tor
defrayins their potion of the expense OF the sur
vey. will be returned to the County AuditoV, ana
such delinquincies placed the tax Duplicates and
collected according to law ...e..,e,.,<,.,.,
FyNov. c7-55t3. - JESSE s1foni-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-27
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, WITH THE COUN-
4 ty Surveyor, will, on Thursday, the 26th day
November, 1856, at 10 O'Clock a. on said day,
proceed to survey and locate the corners of our
land in section 81 and 80, town "a, range east, in
Marshall county, Indiana; to meet the premises,
and continue from day to day until all is surveyed.
Non residents; who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and f:efray provide
for defraying their portion of the expense of the
survey, viii be returned to the county Auditor, and
such delinquencics placed the tax duplicate and
collected according to law.
pH JOHN NIFONG, and others.
Oct. 80, 1856. 51t3. Z
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-27
MORfHAGES SALE.

nY virtue of an order of sale and execution to
, me issuedb the Clerk of the Marshall Com
mon Pleas Court, l will offer for sale as the law
directs, at public snction, at the Court House door,
in the town of Plymouth, ON Wedne sday, the 10th
day of December, 1856, between the hours of ten
O'Clock a. m and four O'Clock p M, the following
described Real Estate, in Marshall county, State of
Indiana, to-wit: .'1 .'tt'
All Those certain tracts or parcels of nd stuSte
in the fractional north half of section twenty-five,
in town nip thirtyithree, of range one east, in
Marshall county. Indiana, being the one undivided
fourth of the tracts bounded and described as fol-
lows, sowit:e Commencing at a stake.l2 chains
east of the northwest corner Of said section,
thshce south chains and so links, thence west
chains, thence south 3 chains and Ill links, thence
norh.63e east Ii chains and so links, thence north
Ia chains and so links, thence west z chains and
65 links, to the place of beginning. containing
l9-73-lQ0 acres, be tho same {pore or less Also;
the undivided ene-fourth OF NE following: Com
meacng at stake ~ chains and 6S links cast and
8 Chains and 10 links south Of the northwest cor
ncrof said section, thence running south s chains
and q inks thence south 81 cast 5clsaifs and 40
links. thence south chains and IS links, thence
south CD east Grains aid SO links, thence soath
To- west chains and % links, thence south 50
east 0 chains and links, then4 aiorth II east
s chains and % links, thence sast3 chains TO the
east line of said fractional half section, thence
north chains and 80 links, thence north "a west
5 chains and 50 links, thence north 60 - west 5
chains and % links, thence south 90 ives chains
and Al links, thence north 607 west IL chains and
% links, thence north q west chains and IS
links, thence north Go east 4 chains and 81 links,
thence north 637 west - chains and 50 links, TO
the place of beginning. containing - 62lOo acres,
more or less togethei with all the privileges and
appearances ihereunto appertainihg and belong
ing. Also; the undivided. one-fourth part of the
Forge, Machinery, Bellows and Forge tools on
said premises-or so much thereof as may necessa-
~ to make said judgment, interest and costs and
all accruing interest ard costs.
To be sold as the property Of French Fisher, So
Piia Fisher and Hiram Is. satisfy esectlti
IN favor of Alphonso Wilson, waving valuation
laws. .Hs ~
vs1 J. F.IAN VALKENBURGH,
Nov 13-53t3, Sheriff Nj. G..