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The contract with the Government OF the
United States for opening the Southwest Pass
and Pass Route, in the Mississippi River, to a
depth OF twenty feet and width of three hun.
dred feet, and TO keep these channels clear Tor
the period OF five years, has been awarded 10
Messrs. Craig & RICHTER, OF Newport, Ky. The
sum Tor (which they contract to perform the
work Is Sam t,nl
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Marriage among the AIbanians.

EACH country has its particular marriage for
mula, but that of the Albanians, warlike race
dwelling upon the shores OF the Adriatic, is very
peculiar. The husband always purchases the
bride with trassedu, wedding dress, gold
embroidered fez, and sum, not exceeding 100
piastres. The brides mother, on the occasion
of the marriage ceremony, receives the BRIDE
groom a, her door, holding of pure
ter. With anosegay she sprinkles the bride
and groom. The bride is carried off as if by
force, and on leaving home bends thrice to the
right and left, to indicate that in parting with
her relations she has not severed the bonds of
afection which have hitherto joined them.
When the party have arrived at the house of
the bridegroom, his mother filings over them
handful of rice, to indicate wealth and abun.
dance for the future. A hoop is held over their
heads at the doorway, beneath which they enter
in a STOPPING posture, holding each other by the
hand. The hoop is then broken above them to
show that they can only be parted by death. A
piece Of bread covered with honey is then hand.
ed to them, of which they partake alternately,
the bride scarcely tasting the food showing how
little JOY she derives from anything but him,
while he, on the contrary, as her SUPERIOR eats
without reserve
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

TRANSFER OF RAILROAD SrocKs.-Mr. John "
L. Pruyn, of Albany, sailed with his family in
the Persia for England, on the last trip OF that
steamer. Mr.. Pruyn goes out in behalf OF the
New York Central Railroad Company, to estab.
lish an office for the transfer OF the stock and
securities OF that company. We understand he
is charged with similar mission for the M:ch-
gan Central and the Chicago and Burlington
roads.
The stocks and securities Of the leading rail-
road lines In this country have now become so
important, and command such attention III the
old world, that arrangements 10 facilitate their
transfer on that side OF the Atlantic are found
advantageous, both to the companies and pur-
clssers aud are likely 10 be generally establish
ed Chicago Democrat
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Negro InsurrectiOn ina Union County,
Arkansas. :.


Arkansas.
BY private lettertoa gentleman Of this city,
we learn that there is a great excitement in
Union county, Arkansas, on account of the dis
covery OF plot among the negroes to rise in
rebellion on the 18th of this month. Fortu-
natcly, the plot was discovered in time to pre-.
vent one of the most bloody massaeres in the
whole annals OF Instructions The .plot was
very extensive, and negroes who were taken up
ard made to confess, implicated Others twenty
miles Oft Some of the negroes say the rising
waste take place the day of the Presidential
election. The men all being from home on
that day, the plot was to murder the women
and children first, and then attack the unarmed
men at the polls Several white men have
been implicated, and notified to leave the
country in given time or be hung. The letter
says that on the Colorado the excitement is in.
tense, aud that several negroes have been hung
The plot seems TO have been very extensive,
reaching as far as Texas.-Memphis Enquirer,
Oct 18TH
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The Governor of Delaware has appointed
Thursday the 9th of November. 10 be observed
as day of thanksgiving IN that State THIS Is
the FIRST departure from the day thus lar APP
pointed by other States. Twelve States have
fixed on the 2oth, viz; Maine, New hampshire,
Vermont Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, MARYLAND, Indiana, Iowa, Wis
eons,n and Missouri
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

The Philadelphia Ledger cfes the exhibition
in France OF locomotive weighing sixty tons,
with ten feet drisi wheels, and stated to be
capable OF attaining speed of $50 miles per
hour. It's centre Of gravity is placed so low as
to render it safer than ordinary engines at the
asua, speed, SO far as getting off the track is
eo,,eerneI
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The Secretary of the Interior has decided
agains, the ruling OF the late Commissioner of
Pensions, making discrimination between
the volunteer aud regular service The SOL
diers oil either service, are therefore. equally
ea,i,led to bounty land large number Of
claims tina, have been suspended pending the
decision OF this question, viii now be salts
Hs,t
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THRESHING MACHINEsI.

u HVF III 4 - FATENE! -
HE undersigned are manufacturing large nun
o1these celebrated Threshing Machines, which u
oner 10 the farmers OF this country as that
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are well
Iected and seasoned, and work done In The best nd
her, ana we warrant our machines to perform rghtn
cry respect. Tothrcs clean and mike ready for ml
ket as much grain, in given me with rs little waste
any other now In use.
THIS IL the Machine that has taken the highest preH
um at the last three State Fairs In Ohio and 10 mai
o'her places IN the Western Country and regarded
those acquainted with It's merits, as foremost ame
Threshing Machines.
v QUE HORSE POWER, Is we think, the most simple,
rable, aud light running power YET introduced In
Western Country, and will not fail to nd itse
those acquainted with suse. ..r o.. s.,-s , .
All kinds Of repairing done on shor, notice
Orders ar communications from n distance PROM
ATTENDED TO. zsizrssaa gs- R.SPENCER& co, |
may2lwtf Burlington, IgEal
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Rev. Chas. L. Brace has returned from:
his travels in Europe He is preparing work
on the manners, customs and educationa, sys-
tens oil NORWAY aud Sweden. He il / charming
Writer, aud we venture to say that his forthcom.
lag book will be very popular.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

Saratoga is the name of a new town recently
laid out between Omaha Cts and Florence, ly
ing partly in Nebraska aud partly in lows, and
including the .Saiphur Springs" which the Chron-
otype predicts viii eSentaally become, as wat
erisy place, equal to its namesaAe in the EN-.
mir Stata
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CoscLusrvE-Soon after the Copernican
system of astronomy began to be generally I'M
dcrstood, an old Connecticut farmer went to his
parson with the following inquiry:
"Dr T., do you believe in the new story
they tell about the earth moving around the
sum-"
DO you think" inquired the farmer again,
that it is according to the scripturess If it
is true, how could Joshua command the sun to
stand still."
''Umphln quoth the doctor, scratching his
head, Joshua commanded the sun to stand
still, did hep
"Yes."
"very WE'LL did you ever hear that he set
it agoing again p
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GREAT AMERICAN
Z. 8. NAIL AND EXTRESS ROUTE.
TO NEW BOSTON, VIA.
MICHIGAN sssgE.s d LAKE
sFsHKkiR. Fs.
THIRTY SIX HOURS TO NEW YORK.
FOUR TRAINS !. DAY,
CuNGaYs excepted carrying the great through
The onIy direct and reliable Railroad Route beng
hundred and twenty miles nearer 10 Cleveland, Psbnrg
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
than any other aud the most exd,iltious route to
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany, New York and Boston.
= IRA 81 LRsvE w.
lstFast Steamboat Eaprss leave Chicago at 5i5 A. NJ
connecting at Toledo at 2j5 T. NJ. WITH the splendid
Steamers of this ine-arrive in Buffalo Gext morning,
connecting with Lightning praiI for New York and
Boston, and arriving same evening, making but one
night between Chicago and New York or Boston, and
that on one of the splendid steamers If this Line
2dNew York and Boston Railroad Express leave Chi
cago 40 A. Il.
arrive in Cleveland Al . P. NJ, new York and Boston
next evening.
3d--Espress Mail leave Chicago .2.4sP. NJ,
arrive in Cleveland morning at o'clock, Pitts
burg at noon Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
Bos on next morning.
4t-Nigiit Express leave Chica .94e NJ.
arrive in Cleveland next day al NJ Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at PM, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc, fol-
loving morning; also connects at Cleveland with trains
for Dnakirk ana Buffalo, arriving in New York the next
day AT noon, and Boston atI
All the above trains direct through to all points
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, w;thoat any detention.
Only three trains saturday, leave at 5.45A 1.15
A. H., and 2.45 NJ
Thee As p. NJ train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'clock.
The following magnificent steamers, having all the
comforts and luxures of first class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo:
Western Metropolis .......... Capt A. D. Perkins
Northern Indiana Capt. l. T. Phcatt
southern Michigan ...;... Capt L. Is. GOLDSMITH
Leaving Toledo daily Sundays excepted) al 2.3u
P. NJ, arriving ut Butrhlo at $50 A. NJ.
- Baggage checked to Dunkirk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes oil cars between Chicago and Pitts
burg.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wheel
ing, Washington, etc., will save from IL to IA hours
time by taking OF the above Trains, any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads,
viii find check agents the who will
ceive your checks aud convey your baggage free OF
charge TO the Michigan Southern ears.
TICKETS be had at the General Passenger Office OF
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chicago; and at the Passenger depot OF Van Blu
and Sherman streets, and all the Railroad offices in
the West
IMPoRTANT-The Bridge across the Maumee River
at Toledo completed Trains connecting directly in
the New Depot on the middle ground, thus avoiding en-
tirely the annoyance ofthe old Ferry at that place
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago.
Chicopo MAJ 2S 1886. lei.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
EIi. - TIT s..sssssstszl r-.snaHzsH1c EErzzzzr
ezN H Be- .ss1sss
RAILROAD IlNEl

(thicdgo, huntington DC quincy, Central Nili,ary I'll
and Peoria IL Oqtid,rkd R1N RodasD -
$ now completed, and Trains run the entire dl,,r
from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO wiz
change OF cars. 81 WEE -+ ''- f. ' ="
The most direct route 10 Chicago, E,,o York gs.I
Ihhadetphid, and al other kmpOriapt BoiDts n
Q DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON. stjyp,i
H...t.'. H3th EXCEPTED. ~ n
1sf...WOrntDg Express, through. :.
Arriving at Chicago the evening ~. ssIny tbfS
Monmouth Ga)esburg, Princeton and eonucc citing At y,
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road 10 Ia ~
bloomington, Springfield. Decatur Jack and,
PIES; also with Gaena and Dunleh. 49,.
ida commodatiOn.t TO Quincy, ed
3d-.EyentDg Express thr0ueh, all
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road at Mendon
81. Louis and Cairo direct. ~ 49,
Trains on the above Roads run I'm close conpecs,
avoiding all laying over at any of the points
ms road connects NJ Chicago with the Michigan sos
ern Roads and with all the Roads leading 10 the A.
Cities OHIO, Kentucky and Pennsylvanla:
Pdsschgers leaning Burlington at 90 r. NJ ri
Gatend and Dnntedth in IL hours, and 81 louis /.
konrs. % 60. -aa .f+ r7-s - - - 80
by this route passengers viii reach the interior nor
OF ONO ana intiana In less time, and with fewer chapr
than by any other route via Michigan Cent
al Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem lie,
thence to all points south and southeast 2 u ~
Baggage. checked direct through to Chicago and
charge for handling ut any point
THROUGH TICKETS by this Routc can be purcb..
at the Raj Road Once in Burlington.
q. q. HAMMOND, Snrei intendenl
X f. HoSFORD, Ticket Agent, BurIjn gton. lnay IL
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THANKSGIVING DAY.--Goyernor Wright of In
diana, has issued proclamation setting apart
Tharsdai. the cod, OF November, as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer in that State
Gov. Wright had better have appointed day
Of humiliation and prayer to avert the Divine
wrath on account Of the outrageous frauds and
rascalifies committed by his partizans in the re.
cent election Chicago Dem
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
D., t,,t, 2D,l, fsrs

Mr.. MrsSEI: - '''"'' guy -''"' wv
leeit TO be my duty you a. well as to the d
he to inform you Of the uonJerfut Effects OF your ipI
. uaps preparation, my whole family having
Iie dysentery were cured from the free use your
EST remedy for dyseHtary ever fryented bays lre1
J. 20 De used as family medicine iirSu gt,out this d
section oithe country end haze never knew /, 70 f.
'Ne case YET Respectfully you're,
JAMES ARNOLD
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NEW INSTITUTION!

NEW WORE * CLOTHING EIEpOgs
/ ' The undersigned has opened his and well
selected stock, consisting of Clothing, Hats Caps and
general assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods whole
sale and Retail He also takes this method of informing
the citizens OF Burlington and vicinity, that his OF
Clothing which cannot be surpassed in style and quaint
ty, being manufactured under his supervision his
Wholesale House in New York. is offered at EASTERN
PRICES, and is receiving and will continue
ceive the Fashionable Stock Clothing offered
in this market l. ELKCS,
Jefferson Street, north side at the old stand of Alfred
Clark, and io4 Vim. ST., New York, up stairs.
.oct2 l. ELKUS, New York.
S. ELKES, Burngtoa, Iowa
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~, FORKS pie KNIVES. &c. tdec III. u. II. Wal
Notice to the Public.
extensive and hos =, nr,, Cnnla NftIf;rx

NUt1CC W tlc Z uU1C.
N extensive new and cheap Dry Goods Millinery and
"A Grocery establishment is now open Washington
street East Of Third between the Post Office and Mar
ket House.) lt- 81
JOHN BUCKLEY, ae&
Begs to inform his friends and the public that he has
opened the above Store fer the sale Dry Goods all
its branches, Millinery and Groceries.
The stock OF Dry Goods is large and consists of every
article new and seasonabe. Persons wanting to pur.
chase, will find 1t to their interest inspect this Stock
For variety and cheapDess It cannot be excelled.
Most particular attention is called to the MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT In it will be found f,shionab and sea.
sonable stock conducted by lady of considerable
peience, who is perfectly acquainted with all modern
improvements in style of Ladies' Dresses
Any orders intrusted to her shall be executed in the
best and neatest manner, and the most reasonable
terms. ..o.
Bonnets &C., bought at this store, will be trimmed in
the newest style, Free Of Charge. TIKI. (.
The stock ofReady Made Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats
aod Caps, Is extensive and shall be sold much under
usual prices. -
j. BUCKLEY particularly advises the Public to try his
Black and Imperial Teas at 70 cts Also his superior
Young Hyson at 60 cts.
The Stock of Coffees is first rate. All ...r
N.B-Being anxious TO give general satisfaction, any
article bought and not approved will be eychang
ed, or tax en- back and the money returned. jygtf
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nR. kANEsS Arctic ENPEsssElaN.
In search Of Sir John Franklin. during the wears
1885, 81. a,I 81, being Personal Narrstive ana con-
taiaing account of his aportant discoveries the er.
os styeuiurgs OF has party aud the thrilling ncidrLts
connected her With. Iii>,iat, d Icy 81 TERAf XUA.
DRIED HdVD CT 7S,tnd S fEEL ESGRA pIAt,S in
eiusil,,g portraits Of Or AA1sE asd XEARl GRIS-
NEIL, ESQ. Tie drawuss &c. by TIE distinguished
artist Iasnes Hamilton, ESQ froir sketches by Dr. Kane
This beautifully executed and intensely interesting work
should be owned AID red by every one.
Two volumes estsyo. Price IS. just published and
FOR sale by p BROWN
Gets Barret House Buildings, Third above jefferson
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E"DoN'T ATE MATE on FRrDAY-"-A friend OF
ours. who has just returned from tour through
the southern counties Of the State, tells a good
one that will do to repeat II seems that the
Democracy had made arrangements for grand
barbecue all on Friday, and the evening before
the grand event body of Irishman waited upon
the chief manager Of the ceremonies, who was
| thus addressed By the spokesman of the party
Faith and pretty Teller are your "Wel villa.
now, Pat" was the question of the astounded
manager. "And its we've bin and got up bar.
becue on Friday. when you know that two-thrds
of the dmmycratic party dom, ate mate on Fri
day, and We have no FISH at all, at alln II Ken
ton Republican,
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4, n GREEN r. H. THOMAS. Firz HENRY WARREN
Banking House, Exchange Office, and
Land Agency.
GREEN, THOMAS & CO.,
UKEEN, IIUMNS % CO.,
fs,,,.seors NJ i w Clark Rms & COY

lSuccessoTs E, ". CU.J
Burlington, Town.
IJAvE opened House for the transaction OF general
banking and exchange business. and are prepared
receive deposits on the most favorable terms. Time
and sight drafts bought and sold. Collections made and
proceeds promptly rmitted Interest allowed ON depos-
it's lemtta.,ces and orders for exchange from the
country will receive prompt attention; funds
credited lowest rates. exchange RENTED rs order
ed without charge. Jani.-twiy.
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In SEHsaN nee AGEACY.
L. H. SHEPARD General AGENT

1NSEHSA nee AGENC
L. II. SHEPARD. General Agent
For Iowa. Illinois and Missouri.
WILL Iusure ali kinds Of property against Loss OF
Damage by Fire, in any OF The following well known
and responsible Companies. viz
Atlantic Insurance Company of Proyidence, r. l.,
re Capital s212.a90.
farmers and Mechanics Insurance Co., of Pbia.S
Capital 43e8, 600
Home Insurance Co. Of NY
Capital $500, 900.
Star In urance Company of Ogdensburp NY.
Capital $i5e,0eo.
State Mutual Insurance Company Of PENNSYLVANIA N
Capital 100000.
Equitable Insurance Company os London,
Capital ~, 500 900
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York,
Capital 80 600.
The above Companies have compiled with the Insu.
rance laws Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, which Is OF
itself n sufficient recommendation of their ability pay
all their losses.
have permission to refer to the following gentlemen
and business firms In this and other cities
Col. J. NJ. Morgan, ]. NJ. Swan, 8. r. Num-, Ross
Whipple and Durham Brown, Burlington.
Eeck 4 Hebard, Car builders, Cincinnati Ohio,
Stone Baker & Co., Wholesale Grocers do
W. w Witherel Car Builder, Sandusky Ohio.
F.F Banney, Prest Union Bank, do do
H. s. Flynt, Cashier Sandusky City Bank do
j. W. Godfrey, General Insurance Agent Sandusky, o.
Geo Bliss Co., Hope, Grayden Co.. Lee Case 4 Co.,
and Stanton Sheldon Co., New York;
~ Office Main and Jefferson streets, over the
Drug Store Of j. F. Talant, Burlington, Iowa.
sept Is, 1859. L. II. SHEPARD. Gen'l. Agent.
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REM j. FIELD AMZI RESEDIcT, p W. fikLp.
~ FIELD, BENEDICT & Co.,
w American Broadcloths Black and Fancy GassiIneres
and Doeskns London and Paris Nestngs; heavy "oo'-
ems and Summer Studs, adapted to mems wear FURNISH
ing Goods and Taiiors Trimmings At III, South Water
street. Chicago Ill., ieo.io.ti
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NEW AND EEEG&vy LEgvELRT..-Tne
l undersigned has just received and oJened a
has establishment, Third street nearly opposite the Bar
rett House, large stock OF
SeWelry, Consisting of ladies and gents, fne pins
earrings, hngerrings gold guard and fob chains gold
pencils and pens silver &c, &c. would say farther
that have fun and general of all kinds Of
ewery and other articles usually kept jewery estab
snents my jewery is all of The latest fashions and for
quality, hns and beauty, inferior TO Goae.s Give me
cali as sell my goods at only q small atvane. go
Eastern WHOLESALE PRICES. -
Remember the place, Third street, nearly oppost.
Watches and all kinds ofjewelry repaired en- short
notice and at low prices. fully III j. PRoCHAsKA.
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Ascend 6si, epldemici Is raging in Grand ry-
er Michigan. During the past week the shores
have been literally strewed with dead and dy
ing hsh-some OF them OF almost fabulous size.
few months since every living, creeping thing
by myiiads, was cast dead upon the banks OF
the Grand river. Lizards OF enormous size and
disgusting appearance were piled in heaps
where they were thrown by the cddying current.
Rats. snakes, and every species of Shiny, scaly
monsters shared common fate.
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Munners Great American Preuaratic,

- N<AAASA 11CdC xlMcllCdu IIepdLduaf
A SUR Il IL ENEDY for Cholern, Cholera "
bus, Cholic, Dyseniery and pans or cramps 10
stomach and Bowels. This celebrated sprecfhc IL
WIN me utmost freedom and confidence by gebtiel
VINO baye attained eIni,ieDce In Medical professst
the Eastern States aud many Of them throwing aside
proghostcs have given certificates ties. fying is SUD
ory 20 any medicine ever Invented for removing pas
cramps from the stomach and bowels TITS sure sale
speedy 10 us operation and has doubtless saved hf
areas o. Ives II should be family medicine in ers
throughout. f..E N"' wv
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4 .tESatSAN ENGINEERS ASSIST.
IA ANa.--" The american Engineer Draaghtsnan
aud Machinis,s Assistant designed practical work
insussn, apprentices Illustrated with Boo egrasngs
Uocd and Il large photographic plates, by Oliver
Byrne- 1 vol 10. For sale by J. P. BROWN,
aaQ Barrel Hnusr ku
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DIRE! Fire :! Fire !!.-ISsuRE your prope
II against Loss by Fire.
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL ms. CO.,. .Sr. LopIs
8 M EiaelI, Pres't. r Homes Seq.
NORTH ms. CO.. .OswRGv, N. Y.
! Ptdtt. Prsst j B Ludlo,c, Sec'g.
PHOENIX ms HI RTFoRD. CosS.
Loo,nis, Prest Henry Kellogg, Sec'y.
BRIDGEPORT ms. CO. ........... .BRIDGEPoRT. COM.
HW CAdtfetd, Frest. III Washbtem, Sec'y.
G LAUMAN & BRO,
dec2s. AGENTS.
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JEFFERSON HOUSE.
q JOHN y NYERs s.
West side Of Public Square, HAiasIELp Iowa
The above House. having excellent run Of patron.
sEe, wcl located and In good ~ Of preservation. With
nne new furniture, Is Uttered sale Esquire on The
premtses of fmAr-S1 j.S. MYERS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES received, Gold. Silver Steel
y and German Silver speciaeIes, 10 suit ages ana
hogsies, Tor aale BY A. w. d. W. CARPENTER,
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of our own manufacture all of which we offer to the ira
At Eastern Prices!
je24 -. .
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CsiAY. pENSMORE a. PHELPS.
" WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, and Agents foP Bosom SALAaANDRR SAFES; No.
81 South Water and II Dearborn st's., Chicago, ILL.,
F.p.GRAY-g. W. pEysMoRR-G II. PHELPS janl.hpy