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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
La ID MI c. &C
RAILROAD LINE!

RAILROAD LINE!
(tnicago, darlington d Quincy Central Military 7sac
and Peoria e OqmduAd Raj Rodds.) a.,
rs now completed and Trains the entire dstsb.
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO withOs
change of cars. t ....- . .~l.f ,-..g- ..
The most direct route TO Chicago Neo York, Bost.
Phiiddeiphid, and al other Important points Bat
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, sUNpANI
EXCEPTED.
1st...77Orntng Express, through, Z. u
Arriving at Chicago the evening passing throua
Monmouth, GaIesburg, Princeton and connecting Men
doa with the Illinois Central Rail Road, TO La Salt
bloomington, Springfield, Decatur Jacksonville, and NJ
ples also with Galena and Dunleith
2d..A comm O da ion, to Quincy, 2.M
3d..EycHiGg Express through, 6.lt
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road at Mendoza vi
St. Louis and Cairo direct. ..- .--..
Trains the above Roads run In close connecio,
avoiding all laying at any Of the points. SD
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan sol.
Roads and with all the Roads leading the Atlnnta
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania: .--s
Passengers iedciRg burlington at 100, p. H., redd
Gaiend and DuafedM IN ~ hours, and 81 Lonis IN |?
hours. .isr~ b. r.-.s.a,. ,+ r.. ....-.
BY this route passengers WIN reach the interior porta
Of Ohio and Indiana in less time and with fewer changa
than by any other route, connecting via Michigan CtDi
Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Road
thence to all points south and southeast
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and %
charge for handling at any point. ill., Il.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be purchased
at the Ra II Road Office In burlington.
. ....s... c. G. HAMMOND, Super intendsni.
Il. F. H0sFORD, Tcke, Agent, Burlington. lmay II v,
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Il" On the night Of the 22nd ult., snow fell
to tue depth OF i've inches at marquette, on Lake
Superior, but rapidly melted away.
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Milwaukee Oct,

Tic Governor has vetoed the land grant bill,
granting land to the Milwaukee and Lacrosse
railroad
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New Haven, Oct. S.
Town elections held yesterday. SO towns
heard from; democrats carried Al republicans
Be. Net democrNtic gain of9.
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50 IMMENSE LOSS by FIRE.--The immense amount
of loss by fire in the United States is without
precedent in any other country in the world
According to the record of the n. Y. Journal
OF Commerce, IN which appear only those fires
where the loss exceeds 100000, the number of
fires from the LIST of JANUARY to the LIST of Sep
TENDER was 353, involving loss OF ST., 1854 900.
In the same months of 1855, the amount o!prop-
erty destroyed by fire, VIII re the loss of each
one exceeded $4,000, Was only $9,3ss,ooo.
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e"What does your husband deal in,
marmsn s
. He deals in cards. chieify.r
!. Well, the dell win be apt to get him when
the last trump Is plsyed.H
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TROUBLED WITH Boris The South Side Dem
ocrat, rabid Buchanan paper published at Pc
tersburg, Va, toams at the mouth that Mr..
Bolts should be allowed to speak in Petersburg,
after his recent speech at Richmond. 1t would
prefer to have Burlinganlr, it says, considering
even him more respectable man. What chance
the gallant Massachusetts representative would
have for free speech in the negro-breeding Old
Dominion may be estimated from the tate with
which the South Side Democrat threatens Mr..
Bolts: "You will prob,bly be found suspended
from some neighboring tree, with your neck in
a grape vine, if you can be caught"
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". VEt.
A letter in the Democrat, dated Lawrence LIST
inst saws: At a meeting held here to-day, it
was ~ u
Resolved, That cSpediency and principle alike
cnon people to ignore the coming election OF
msmbess OF the assembly, aud as Congress re-
jected her delegate OH the ground of invalidity
the election law, il can't be doubted that an
other application identical in fact with the one
lust determined, will be also refused. Therefore
Resolved, That the people OF Kansas, regard
ing the so-caed election law invalid, refuse to
participate in any election held by virtue OF said
enactment.
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III TSrrlErs.--Grand Rapids is decidedly ahead.
Tue lady of the landlord Of one Of oar public
houses. in the southern part OF the city, had
three very fine babies on Monday last--two girls
and q hoy. They are al doing welL--Grasd
Repsds Herald
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sg-A prominent Democrat from Somerset
Penn, publicly asserted few days since, that
zone Niger was as good ms two Dntehmen--
tina, you could buy a id Du,ehman tor hive
hundred dollars, but it took eleven hundred to
buy good nigser.a
Buchanan used to think that ten cents day
was sufficient pay for any dutch" laborer ct
Germans made Pennsylvania what it is, and
have carried James Buchanan on their shoulders
the .,old man of the mountain" TO them--all
his life. They will throw off that burshen in
November, Gf94es atEsss VI
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Baltimore, Oct,

IIhrIIUTu, UCt. z.
OF the seventy.three towns heard from, Ere
mont carries fortv-tour One is divided.
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sB The total cost of inrs imported this year
into the country was s 1923, "oo-more by some
$500, 900 than last year. The fancy furs for la
dies use have this year been sold in New York
to the amount of Sl,374, 900.
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Stick a pin There.

"a copy OF this letter may be found in the library
the New York Historical so;iey. American Archives
Ali series. Vol. =. I'm &c 1863. 1zs5As@izst
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Our Declaration.

OuI OCCld4 dtAOA
IN the course of ID uMlan Events we think
it is again necessary for declare to the world
and the rest of mankud" what We doing and what
We hope TO do but decent regard for the delicate
sbtes of neighbors, well extreme nodes
'y, itnpel to the declaration with moderation
and with reserve. .--- - FL.
WE HOLD THESE TsUTHS EVIDENT, that all
women and children at certain periods need BOOTS
!HOES, and that they endowed 10y their Creator t
hr inaienabe right to have them If they get them
and We deem our right less than duty, aid
our fellow men as much as possible In their endeavors
conorn themselves to the laws Of their physical nature
and TO this end We have greatly increased stock OF
ESOoTS AND SHOES,
SO that We have en- hand very ample assortment of all
the best grades of seasonable goods and hope the
cit liens of burlington and the surrounding country will
IN obedience 10 The dictates of and necessity, call
the PEOPLES SIOE STORE, and supply themselves
with the things their s0tes need and though unable
to say that 1t can be done without money and Without
priee nevertheless it co0s that that but few
II any will know the difference hundred years hence
STORE, north side Of Jefferson, between Main and Third
streets. = taug2D CAFFREY 4 HARPER
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IA Grocery establishment, is now open Washington
street. East of Third (between the Post Office and Mar
kef House.) liz 4ga.,{ %
- JOHN BUCKLEY,
Begs to inform his friends and the public that he has
opened the above Store for the sale OF Dry Goods in all
Its branches, Millinery and Groceries.
The stock OF Dry Goods is large and consists every
article new aud seasonab,e Persons wanting pur-
chase VIII find Il to their interest inspect this Stock
For variety and cheapness it cannot be excelled.
Most particular attention is called to the MILLINERY
DEPagraEsr In it will be found fashionable and sea.
sanabe STOCK conducted by lady of considerable ex.
p-rience, WHO is perfectly acquainted with all modern
improvements in style Of Ladies' Dresses.
Any orders ntrusted her shall be executed In the
best and neatest manner, and the most reasonable
terms, 4e,ts fss7. -
Bonnets &c. bought at this store, will be trimmed in
the newest style, Free Of Charge.
The stock of Ready Made Clothing Boots Shoes Hats
aod Caps, is extensive and shall be sold much under
asua! prices. @F
BUCKLEY particularly advises the Public TO try his
Black and Imperial Teas At rs Also his superior
Young Hyson at co cts.
The Stock Of Cofses Is first rate.
NB-Beng anxiods to give general satisfaction, any
article bought and not approved after viii be exchapg.
20, OF taken BACK and the money returned. jy9tf
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Us The Ohio river is so low as to suspend
navigation between Cincinnati and Louisville,
| except by barges. - -----.--- -
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J. II. HEINSHEIMER & Co.
yITHOLESALEG Hctufl Dealers in all
w kinds of Clothing, Jefferson street, north
side, between Main and Third, Burlington Iowa, have
receved large invoice Of Spring and Summer Cloth
ng. sept2..-ly.
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10 STOVE DEALERS -
~ q PA PAYNE, LEE e. & CO.. :. ''''''A
EAGLE FoINDs2x,
...,'. PIT7&BURGR, "a.
WI Cooking Ranges, Crate Fronts, Tenders, Ho.loware,
&c general assortment of Stoves for Wood Coal,
suitable for the western trade constantly on hand.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. -
jan IS iS56-feSdwly. . @.I. E....@ Il
f,UE.x ING r.EssEs.-Copyin Books, &c.
~ Arnold's Writing Fluid Whitney Pat. Inkstands;
Portfolios, lock and key-varioss styles
D. Bankers Cases lock and key. "a III e5a
mavr CHESS Men ana CHESS D''F1' Brow
I APaEAGUrE's. Gazetteer of the World;
IL webster's Observation-Disclosures edition.
spier surenne's French Dictionary:
Prescotts Philip IL
>-a l" Ferdinand Isabella;
Hoods Poetical Works, edited by Sargent, 2 VOLS
Thos. jefersons Writings, vols;
Jus, reed at BROWNS BOOKSTORE,
mava .f 3D. ST., above Jefferson.
.. Ladies Fine Shoes. ..t..
Just REcEvED-A good and extensive assortment OF d.
- Rodney Kings celebrated make Of Ladies' walking
hoes, Caters, Slippers Kid Boots &C. the work of which
will warrant. tapesl RS ADAMS.
r TssRAHY Editions cf the Poets.
l.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ott-Burns--Mil-
ton-Beaumont Fletcher--Ben Johnson
' British Drama, 2vol's-Dryden-pope, &c.
e. Just receyedby ~ brown,
| mays Sd st.. above Jefferson.
SOMETHING NEW!
I m r.. NURSE would respectfully inform the public
that he is taking and cry superior Pic
ture on Glass called the Sphere0scopic AM bro
type. They pronounced by all TO be as much su
ptrior to the Anbr"ype the Ambrotype is to the Da
guerreotype. The objection of Picture being too dark
is entirely removed; for while they lighter than the
Ambroype or Daguerroype they are at the same time
! more distinct than either.
| TX Please call and see for yourselves.
He Is still taking Dagu"rreotypes, Ambrotypes and
Phot graphs, either plain coored in oil colors.
Ambrotypes set in Pins, Rings, Lockets, &c.
All work warranted satisfactory, no charge.
TX The Sp=reoscophic Ambrotype is patented, and
only be had at the If T. L. NURSE, corner Of
jefferson and Third streets. Entrance to on Third
street. au80tf
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II Hoors OR NO Hoors.--This seems to be the
delicate winter question among the ladies'
shall they wear hoops or no hoops during the
tempest ,imcs Shall they throw away the
graceful auxiliary, or put on more flannel and
defy old Borcas with its pleasant ases They
i ara undecided We think, however the hoop
: will, carry the day. Ii has too suddenly won
the affections of the fair leaders otton.to be
cast aside SO rcmorsclessy, aud we plesnme 1t
is quite possible to make it sufficiently ponder
GUS or to adapt It's weight to the inelemeney OF
The season. So, eiee is orceau New York
S,.l.,, 1,n,es
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- APHIC.
Isl Ser Yesk, 0cl. 4.

81 80 sss xes Yosk, Oct. 4 s.
/ Il IL sass rIxOM KEKlC(1sss sesss
he Nssamssas correspondent &c ttss Herald
l In vsdsdsri IN Nosthem A@sieo. Vidaufri de-
l FRAUDS the seuacvai OF Eomonsort from the posi-
sscu Of president, ON tho ground that be has yio-
1 lxsed the pisn OF Ayasia in endeas0ring 70 rem
der Ill the States entirely snhservient TO central
rule. He also demands the Inauguration Q:
Juan Alvarez as Presideni. s pro -IEupore, until
4she geu@ sepusts sasians then under discussion
sh0sid be formally passed ~ Congress and pro-
fmalgxted. Comoators deny ing fhese positions,
tvidzusd openly denisd his authority and threat
Tened . rsdst his orders By force II Necessary
He has managed n tl,s useaniilas 70 ehas,ise
| the CaIlarictes ii Suyo Leon and C0ahula with-
ont I'D from tI,e general government q ia said
y;da,,rri ssDaid he aided by hlibustcrs from the
/ Enfsed gates, and shis report had prejudiced
MANY people agaiass him Treat excitement
1 existed Al MttafIa0fas, ewing 10 this new com
piicatjen Or a!fairs. yidnarri had addressed the
] people in agrandiloquent speech. 5000 excited
me,i were under arms, and it was considered
| that a dcsoiating civil war was at hand in Mex
/ leo should Comon!ort attempt 70 execute any OF
| his late DEGREES agains, Vidau,ri The latter
had, at latest dates, taken possession OF Saltiio
| Mail Communication between Mattanoras and
( =
| fetal order There Is much sickness at Metamo-
| ras and trade was dull. The crops we're very
good. The Comonfor officials were about TO ne
/ got;ate loan of 100000 with some merchants
| in Tainpico.
Tie Courier to-day Publishes a letter from
| Hon. james Hamilton, in response TO Senator
4 Fishers letter. Mr.. H. expresses his conviction
4 that Fillmore cannot be elected, either by the
| people or House OF Representatives, and an
| nources his intention Of votingfo John G. FIRE.
mont The city K. Ms nominated yesterday,
j. c. Baker for Mayor. An explosion occurred
| Yesterday near Hayerstraw, North River, on
board the steamer Isaac Smith, on her passage
| to Albany. The engineer aud fireman are both
| badly scafded, neither OF them can survive.
The names of the men killed by the explo-
/ sion OF the steam chest of the J.P Smith, last
night. were .Jno and Hiram Reed, A. Boiler,
| OF Paris, was last on the Henry Blay. They re-
side in Green County The engineers will re-
| cover. A 7ysaH e.
The Union of tomorrow morning Will contain
the correspondence of the principals and seq
ouds in the projected duel between Messrs Bolts
aid Prior. Mr.. Bolts proposed that the meet
ing take place near Washington, weapons. pistols
and distance ten PAGES Mr. Prior accepted the
conditions alter demurring at the delay. APP
4 pended to the correspondence is the card OF >.
! p Chesman, Mr.. Prior's second, III which he
states that every endeavor was made to avoid
the vigilance of the police. He closes being sat.
\ isfed from these facts to secure hostile meet
j ing. between Mr.. Bolts and Prior will be thwart
ed by persons not connected with the matter,
4 but friendly. ssssE :
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PICTURE FRAMES are now made in England of
brick dust, cemented with the tar or refuse from
gas wOrAs.
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nN-0n the train of cars which conveyed
Senator Douglas to Galena when he made bis
slavery speech, a vote, as usual now.a-day,
was taken. The canvassers did not know Dou-
gas, and when they came to him, in passing
through the cars the following took place:
Canrasser. do you vote for, sir, Blu
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InHM pR0CHASKA.

~ HAWAIIAN, Err AND
0e JEWELLEls.-- Has just received from Eas-
tern cities very large and desirable assortment OF ar
tices in his line which the public invited to can and
examine. Among his goods be found In great vars
ety. Clocks Watches Mathematical, OPTICAL and Musical
instruments. OF Jewciry, such nne Diamonds Rings
breast Pins Lockets &c. have as hne stock as ever
was brought to this State. z55 4 {5g8j2s 555 81
speotacies, PEBBLES Pcreescplc, perorie and Conceive
GlSsses set in Gold Silver fine Steel and g. & rames-
Teoscopes fine Pocket Knives, Mathematical and sur
vei.ors Coupasses, Drafting Instruments, Magniying
Ulysses, Microscopes Prisms, Poyoramas, Magic Lam
teams, Thermometers.
rsiver Plated Ware OF all kinds, such As Tea-sets
sp oons pccke, and Penknves Over 100 different kinda
superior Scissors and Shears for Barbers Taors and
ordinary Rogers Bowie Knives Also some Of the
best Sewing Needles the world musical Instruments
accor,leons with 10i and ~ Keys, with and without
semitones Turbines Mondeins, bass yolins, Russian,
inlian and German victims Superior Guitars, with the
latest Improvement Flutes Fagoets Ffes Pruios, Trums
Tambornes. China Italian and German victims, strings,
Tuning Forks.
Those who want to buy invite to call they viii find
greater and variety Of thngs than has
been place before and all viii be sold low, whole
Eale and retail nov ID
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A man by the name of Spicer was riding
near st. Louis very rapidly in buggy, and put
ting his leg out, it came in contact with the
spokes of the wheel, wrenehing his leg off by
the knee.
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4 A MEXICAN ENs.sNEEf:.s ASSIST.
"a AN1..--" The American Engipeer, Draughtsman
andMachnists Assistant "desgned for practical work
ingmen apprentices &C., illustrated with 2U engrayings
on wood and IA large thogra plates; by oliver
Byrne-- vol. 4 TO-. For sale by ~ J.P BROWN,
aug .ss.s Barrett House Buildings.
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Magazines

as Magazines
DECEIVED McniiTy and for sale by
II j. p. BROWN, Barret House Buildings
Harper, Putnam, Graham, kniekerbocker, Godey's
Lady Book Leslie's Gazette OF Fashion, Lesies N. Y
Journal Baiou Waveriy, Peterson Mrs Stephens, Yam
kee Nctons Also general assortment OF Pamphlet
Novels aud light reading. augS
Life Of Fremont.
TUSE received the Life, Explorations and public
81 vices of Col John G. with portrait and Illus
trations. For sale by ]. p BROWN.
jyao Barret House buildings 81 street
NEW RO0KS.-The Daisy Chain, vol The
INVITE Oh ef by Wayne Reid. Six new books by I
Arthur % tire's Notes Central America Squre's
Nicaragua. Hor sale by ]. z. BROWrs,
aus Barret House lsuiid ngs
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE !!
'~ THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN :!


CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE 1!
@ THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST ALTERAT1vE KNOWN!
.l Not a Particle Of Mercury in i'll
An infaliibe remedy for scrouIa Kings Evil, Rheuma-
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Erupton, Pmpes or Pos
tules on the Face, Blotches Bols Ague and Fever,
l. 4. Scald-head, Enlargement and pain of the
... B,aes and Joints, Salt Rheum, Stub
" oori Ulcers, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
.- ,g and all diseases arising from
injudicons OF .
Tres Mercury, Imprudence d
in Life, or lmpurity 90
.-' of the Blood. .I.'-E
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier of the Blood
the United States who testify daily the remarkable
performed by the greatest Of all medicines "CAR
Scrofuia Eruptions the Skim Liver Diseases Feyers
Ulcers Old Sores, Affection of the Kidneys Diseases of
the Throat Female Complaints, Pains and Aching Of the
Bones and Joints, speedily put flight by using this
inestmable remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood been found
to compare with it. 1t ceanses the system of all mpur
ties, acts gently and efficiently the Liver Kidneys
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the stomach
stituion enfeebe by disease broken down by the ex.
cesses of youth, to Its pristine vgor and strength
wherever has become known regularly
with the happiest effects. 1t nvigorates weak and de.
b,ated and uparts sticiy 10 the ont franz
clears the skin, and leaves the patient fresh and healthy
single bottle Of This inesuabe reiuedyls worth ali he
so.caled sarsapariins in existence.
The large number of certificates which we
from persons from all parts of the United states IL the
best evidence tha there is no humbug about H. The
Press magistrates physicians, and public
men wei! known to the community all add their .stmo
ny the wonderful effects OF ills GREAT Bloom pI-RI
PIER. aa .4aetts 5t.E.5-t e.. + ~ - -r,r - '
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac, aud read the
details OF astonishing cures performed by CARTER
SPANISH MIXTURE Us MosT CASES WHERE EVERY THIN
HAD sGSALLY The limits Of an ad
will not admit their full insertion. t5-t "a :.
i, si{f s,-s.. WM. {. EEEkS 4 Co., PRoPRIRToas.
No. 3tI, Broadway New York
To win al ord unus he. add
tN For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in
oil parts Of the United States and the Caadas and BY
Z. i. GAY. Burlington, Iowa. Inarl bpy
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The Abduction aud Supposed M urtaer
Kansas.
Vague rumors have for some days past been
floating through the community in regard TO
the abduction and supposed murder OF two
strangers between Wcstport and Kansas, in this
county.
The whole affair seems to be shrouded in
mystery, and il is difficult to get at the facts
An intelligent gentleman who lives in Westport
has given us the following particulars OF the
transaction:
On Thursday, the 18th ut., two men arrived
at Wcstport in the stage from Lawrence, with
the Intention, it is said, OF gong east. They
were strangers in Wcstport.
About or o'clock T. NJ they took the
stage for Kansas City, which is nearly four miles
from Wcstport
When about half way between the two places
the stage was stopped by four or five men who
questioned the two passengers, and learned
that they were from Lawrence. They were
then taken out OF the stage and placed i'll a two
horse wagon and the stage permitted to drive
on. The men, SO far as ascertained, never
arrived a, Kansas City, and have never
been heard of since. The driver, 1t
i. seems did not know any Of the parties who
! stopped the stage. One man was arrested In
Westport on Monday last, on suspicion CT being
concerned in the affair, but no evidence was
elected 10 convict him and he was consequent
~ turned loose.
A good deal of excitement is said to exist
among the citizens OF Wcstport and Kansas III
consequence of the lawless depredations that SC
Frequently occur in that part oil the country
We SEE in the last Kansas City Enterprise" =
call Tor a meeting to take place on Tuesday last
for the purpose OF taking measures to correc
these evils. The call is signed by large NUN
Der OF the most respectable names of that par
!, OF the country. s 7s
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E5s6.9 80.

4 Z g Slsts1 jsseJ. s IS !,
e II f1sips niecs sof sSefs. ssittse b. ~.
L.xsvf1sgs, IN essse saesse With great force
s q middle aged men, % old bachelors, and espee
ially Is those Who have no babies, but i've IN
constant hope Tho ladies' win certainly read
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Notice to the Pnhlie
JOHN BUCKLEY.

A 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
kef Housr.1 ;-s.ss5-- ..r.-r.--I7
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(NTG'EEg7NG.-Large stock of Gents Clothing, in
ACOi7S PANTS d VESTS; a full assortment Of
Undertaking Hosiery, Shirts and Hnndkerchics.
may10 For sale by HENRY Ii SCOTT Co.