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MILLINERY
Misses McELHrND ~ &C. rnv

DEG leave TO infor.. Msses Shau)
ID surrounding country ne Ladies OF Burlington ans
ahes ss's a Of cry sns s' Fancy Gssd
in Inc city We hs favorsby with any similar ,i0ef
msri; shay~ az PC by strit attention to busin.p V
supplied On hbe, public patronage. Country Hinns'
waited. So, Stamping done to order Aprrenti.ss.
Burlington Iov,
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Boston, Nov. %.
Gcoaqun Negret and Demena we'll known CT
gar dealers of this city, have been arrested and
held to bail in $500, and $4,000 on charge of
being engaged in the Slave trade.
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Washington, Nov. ".
The Democrats of the District Of Columbia are
to-day celebrating the Presidential victory oy
PROCESSION with the usual paraphernala &C. The
ceremonies are to conclude with an Grafton and
an Illumination.
The Sloop-of.wsr Falmouth will be put in COM
mission on the first of January to relieve the
Germantown in the Brazil squadron.
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A Chance to Make Money!
n n n ~ "a 81

L pl0y lMeni !!-The subscriber is deslroa. !,
having an agent In each county and town of The Un
capital Of from % TO $40 only will be required "a
anything like an efficient, energetic man can mat &
three to Ave dollars day. Rvery Information viuS
given by addressing, with stamp TO pay re,prn Ism,
dec. l-ltw. Nm A. KiNsirR '
Box 1928, Philadelphia, Pa. Post t,sss.
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Drs ro, Land Departme Mt.

IL Tse Isnds ~ -! Noay,EaIiv n { ampnny.-
On Nine Years Cam nS are ready for ss.
and 81, range 2s Boon eo'Iniy. The Inmates
the river. ENG rapidly continued Up
,var anas are situated IL the valley Of the D.Mop,
s vicinity Of thriving villages and the oldest
Timhsr amd 1 e, and include all the variety Of
culture. "eu 10 every branch OF agn
w3m oFpS W
81 pesNo,ns. O.. a, Gee. x. PERKINS,
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To Builders

SEALED PR0PGSALSw VIII be received, up
- 70 DEC. the 10Th 1856, for hadiDg Church EdiHee
Lam Hrove. In Desmoines Co, Iowa. to be completed
oy the hrst day Of October 1857 time and ms inner
as IN spccbcaions to be at the chop Of
phiiips Little, burlington, up Dec lst 1896 after
mat DATE, at f. Il. Archers, at Linn Grove.
satisfactory security will be required OF bidders for
the faithful performance of their contracts. prono.s
70 De addressed, +. g. Archer Dodgeville Desuionrs
oouh,y, iowa. (Hoy. i3-w4t
OTICE.-There was the woodwork Of a Busry
wagon ieft with me 10 iron and finish In the month
OF May last, which Is done and store for I'VE months
past The owner resides in the DeighbQ Kossu
he will please call al take 1t away.
nov. 1s-3w. WM NJ CORSWELL.
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MiluanEna Noi

Milwaukee, Nov. g.
The funeral ceremonies to-day in this city of
solomon juneau, the pioneer Of Milwaukee, ex-
ceeded anything of the kind ever Witnessed
here. The fremen, military and civil societies
were out. Buildings on several streets were
hung in mourning
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~ Our merchants aud business men are
complaining bitterly Of the dullness of trade for
= week or two past. In consequence of the bad
weather and bad going but few from the coun-
try venture away from home, and hence this
du,lress. The weather having frightened up a
little on Saturday, some improvement in the
roads ,nar be the result, and an improvement in
business hoped for
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WELL SAID.-The Newark Advertiser remarks
that, Mr.. Buchanan being elected. "the Execu.
tive, legislative, Judiciary and bully departments
will be heartily united, and consequently able to
accomplish whatever the Democratic party may
have in hand.
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OFFER to the trade large stock Of
FALL h WINTER DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE,
DRY.GOODS & FANCY NOTIONs

All Of the most recent mportatons and dree. from m
Eastern cities and Europe, comprising nearly ever,
All
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1t is stated that the'French government has
shipped to the United States twenty thousand
barrels of prime Mess Pork, purchased in Cincn-
natl during the Crimean war Being no longer
wanted, it is sent back for market
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New York. Nov. 9

! INtW IUTN, wv III
The steamer J. z. Smith on her passage up
the Hudson yesterday afternoon, struck sunk
en- mast and commenced leaking SO fast that she
had to be run ashore at Spuyten Duyiel to pre-
vent her sinking. The passengers were all Ia
ken off in safety.
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II has been announced in our columns that
gentlemen Of great celebrity as Lecturers, had
been engaged to give lectures in our city the
coming winter. This is well, but may not some.
thing more be done in the same directions and
may not much good be done by weekly lectures
By our own citizens and others that may be en-
gagged at small expense, to be given fret There
is undoubtedly enough of home talent, and
waiting to be brought out, to keep up such a
course Of literary and scientific entertainments,
chat will prove beneficial to the many.
II not already, an association should at
once be formed, for carrying out this object.
which may be done without trenching in the
| eas. on the preconeerted movement Of the
!" Eonadelphian Society"
'This should ye do without leaving the other
utndone." What say you young men?
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Albany. Nov. 2S.
MeCann who has been on trial here for the
murder Of his wife, has been convicted and sen.
fenced to be executed on the 23d of January.
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Charleston. Nov. 1S

Charleston, Nov. 2S
The steamer Isabel arrived to-day from Ha-
wanna aud Key West. News unimpostant.
Gen. Harvey had arrived at his head quarters
Charlotte Harbor, Florida.
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'TOsPERAONS HAVING no.. D.,..
me uhaersisnsd has established In Buflsg,en -.
Asency ioI ths Recopery Of Esfray Hor.es and " n =,
winch may be committed TO him. II. has ne. = h s
srp'So 81 some seventy i've eighty estrsy .h,eh
ties psa up an pes Noines. Henry aud Lee conn.
esrayea by sending descriptions and MAY ave nSis
aon 70 Tue understened may save thems,I of sppne
tnsr i Or property. Charges moderate OF recovering
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The following is not by Longfelow but prob
ably by Poor.fellow, poet more often hearc
than quoted:
otis winter, aud no more the breezes
Buzz among the budding freezes,
And while the boy with ragged trowscs,
Shivering, homeward drives his cowses,
Nearly irost.bit are bis toeses,
And bless my life, how cold bis nose is y
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-.Tintien!' eacla mel an Irish Sergeant IN
his platoon, 'front face, and tind 10 roSI ali,
AZ many Of Je as IS presint. viii say aHere -
and IS many Of ye as is not presius viii saw .Ab-
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Boston, Nov ssth.
The bark Three Brothers from New York for
the Fast Indies was driven ashore at Bucnos Ay-
| res Oct. l, and is a total loss.
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An English and French squadron were at Rio
Janeiro when the Savannah sailed.
Nav 0rle apc Nov 0e

New Orleans, Nov. &c.
The schooner Major Harbour, from Mexico,
reports that she was fired into on the 18th inst,
by the runaway Mexican steamer Dcmocrata
Private letters from Tamauiipas, state that
pitched battle was fought on the 10th inst near
Monterey, between Vidaurr and Gaisea The
latter lost everything, barely escaping himself
1t is thought Vidaurri's success will have great
effect on Comonlort's Government.
The steamer Tennessee sailed this morning
for Nicaragua with 800 recruits for Walkers
army
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A LESSON IN HOSPITALITY AND HuAIJrY.-A
while ago young gentleman visited venerable
man, high dsuitary Of the Church. Who for
special reasons lived on small means, at a low
rent, in quite lordly mansion. Assuming tina,
che occupant ofsuch dwelling must have ser
wants OF all sorts, the visitor on retiring, put his
boots outside the door to be cleaned, according
10 custom. Next morning, on looking out OF his
chamber, he saw his silver haired host in dress
iag gown and slippers, coming quietly along the
entry, with said boots nicely brushed and shin
ing like a mirror, in his patriarohiai hands. The
istonishmenr and modification Of the guest may
be imagined. But let that pass. The thing to
be considered Is the noble old man, SO ready to
do what some foolish people would consider .
mental act, rather than be wanting in hospitali
ty. Chris ian gentleman as lie was--at once
digni6ed and meek-he felt as George Herbert
sings
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Mary, negro woman belonging to DR., John
d. Handiey, near Aooresville, Ala, gave birth
on Oct. 10th to three living infants, two whites
and one black
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The only fresh and entire stock in Keokuk bought in N,
Eastern cities in September and October, and now M.
irving. rare chance for merchants to recruit, hand.
somely.
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v n. SMA s,.nLE FARM fer saIe.-si,u,,1 b
10 ,crs. east OF Yellow sprbg College i25 nsr,
vation Wan " ofshich are good state Of .alt
confortsh, adjacent on the side br ,tins,
Terri. sood orchard now bearing sbSnd,r nsM s,s
ca,nn. aaa easy Any person wishing =. 2, III
40 s,dy Whers inteuperancei 10 Bnknov 'ocA,o ia.
ssa1om heard viii do venby enquirp ID ana pIoS
~ GLOW Spring Mills, kossus .,s o. inc u'"'
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FIVE DoLLARs-A DANGEROUS CouNrERFE1r.
I'VE were shown very dangerous counter
felt, a photograph from genuine bill on
the Morris County Bank, Morristown, New Jer-
sey.
The following description may lead to its
detection when presented, we say may lead, as
the bill has been received as genuine at the
counter OF many Eastern Banks, and therefore
it requires close. scrutiny OH the part of those
to whom it may be presented.
Vgnette, New Jersey State coat of arms,
woman on the right Of the Bill leaning upon a
figure FIVE, figure based on cornuropia, fig
ure five also above the head of the female, in
the extreme background from the female will
be seen in miniature, the National Capitol.
On the left OF the bill the figure OF black
smith, anvil, sledge, &c figure five also above
the head OF the smith. Directly across the face
of the bill in red letters the word five is print
ed. The date OF the bill is Oct. LIST, 1856, nun.
Der 1924. Signatures, Pres H. A. Ford, Cash.
Thos. c Wood. Paper light, but OF fine char.
acter, in short the whole bill is well calculate
to deceive,
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Albany, NOV. II.
The Canal Commissioners announce that they
will close the Can Y on the 10th December, un-
less sooner chosen by ice.
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1t is with ideas as with peices of money );
those of the least value generally circulate the
most.
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Hrs Dawdle says that one of her BOYS don't
know nothing, and the other does. The aucs.
ton is: (which is ahead.n
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Farm for Sale.

HE undersigned offers to sell his farm consist a, n,
l. Is acres OF land, Of which Is enclosed and asa.r
euitivtion The balance is timber land, the wi o. Of
or for a vineyard. - ""'
with new Frame House, q good well Of wat er and a
frame hen house 80 IT, long put up last SUNNI, h M,
intention OF keeping 600 hens Situated on N, avr.
roaa, miles from burlington and six from Augusta
upon the premises. 1jy22w9m1 JACOB nptu nnp"
HAVE received great varie ty of Seed, t,on
l. the Commissioner of Patents for dis,,h,,ia,s D.
sons wanting any Of them will Call al INV ono. .,
Third street. (noy. 10-2wdwm.) John n Il .UC J '"
[ OnI FOCNE--The ssriber ba, a two v,.r,,
~ Old Horse Colt taken up about two ws,Is svo
East Burlington, Ills. 1nIn Urs s I1 -
l9-4twt ""Ai' hheSEh-
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If done beneath thy laws,
Fen servile labors shine
Hallowed is toll, ifthis the cause
Tho rynosuase vnvk fJ;r;no

Were it proper to give the name of the hero Of
this incident, our readers would recognize i, as
that Of one who by humbling himself, was in
deed exalted, and whose memory h vet green
sith the many who knew him but to love him
Boston Traveller.
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= =. A.ses s.s.s.

49, Al s5#5s ~
# Sc hath cAuskt the fair spleadIee,
She bath beard ne ics, tender,
Aeiodioas sarote q Heassns high gase,
And she Ays-s1 an weary
The night tune b drsasy-
Dear Savior, shat1 ovi& -, Iksev thea dost
walt
By the River of Life, q the beaatiful gates
n - osDe On nes ooso
~. Psse MISE Dio.sons
"e Io,"eo net nanos ~ s0sesau fepose
Lhen zen We a.Weepshs
xol oe1 siss'niess saeepng,
a. tue 'onE hessy nikns Ws1eoes drew 70
chose
AND We ieit nef slsn oeasn % lovely repose-
4 c.r.>.. r,..~ - ra..ssv.
q, 80. 49,. -. =. 81. -. su...-I .
cns,,.. :, S,s;n Al .nd - IA p,
au-ts az r,.,.nfh Assnus. ~ nm. :. =. 1890
p..,I /. .,..na. .,n:, ~, ). i. .a.h,~
rms :
p.,;. . ,.ho,;n, m.n and ~h.n -. I. "a,
So :. - .;.s -. ..,ss - - ..-.... =.
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t..,.,..h, ~. ,,.;,,, ,s., -. - - s,,,..a
80 IL - :. = N"....' -
o.. =. $1,000 =, ~ 49,. ;...t;-.., - 80.
n,hal.I .nd .ul,v ,.,.ogn;,.d ~. .,,,;l.,.d 10.
,n.;p. ~ ~. a.rlng p, 81. NJ, 80 h.,,,, n
!. h.,,dsom,. n, .hogsnv CONN and h.a !, ,,on.
$500 -, ~. .o.;ds,,... =, ,ha ,;,- u. r.;s,d.
IA n.;.,,t,o.. ..-.,n,,,,..d ,,a....,..,,. tn.
..s,;, "a ,ah...sn 80 $500. s,.,e
ns.sed round AMI the cornse ..s.i.aa in ,hr
- Ia ss,.,..n =
Tne ,uns,.i VA. ,o,oke n,.ce 3, s,,a.x .f,er.
NO., :, To n,c,ao. .na !, ,hs, 49,. 80
and l.rvs nn,nl,sr ut ina =. r,;asss .s,l t,lisd
.;,h r,n.,.n.rs d,,va ~, =, m. -,..;a..,..o :,
Widow Burke The widow vent and von,d NO,
he comfor,.d. She ki,.ed tho cold hrs Of her
ds,. ,,.d hn,h.nd .v.;n ma .,.,n r,,a !, 80.
~,,h d,,;,nl,v she ,onid no n,ss.n,,s ,saaa -.
vino an, more lac, Iinver;nv lnok =, h,m Tho r.s
-, mo-.
Tas ..of,;n -. n,.cea n N. b....e and
~. .o,,.,o r,ov.d ~,o-l, .,on@ ,n-..,s I'll.
x.rv C.,ps,arv
!.
In half an hour sfterxards PAT Rnrke an.
no rod n ,ha a.sh =, h.. 90, ,,ouss Nc .. y
=, once tina, something had ,.Len nI,c,.-
rhouohts NJ al,,n.m.ns md mnrd..r rnshed
wilaIv ,bronub b;s hr,;n Greatly fr;vh,.ne,,
he holted nm s,a;rs and into ,h.. an.rrm ms q,
a neipbbor w,,bou1 as mu,h as saving ..by your
lsavea = ''eA - '''
Two women 10 bon n. was well known faint.
ed VIII II thew saw the apoar,rion and we're witt,
difRcultv r.. y,ved A. i.s, wien thew had suff
cienlly recovered 10 sneak. thew were asked by
p., IN . toul md ..xc,,,nv ,o,,...
..What's the matters Where's me wife :?
Snake OuickIvn
..sbe's gon. to your funeral. sure. Pat-ain't
so d..d,.
"AmntI dead! What in the do We name
woman. amn't h,res.
"Arrah. Pat. ,ewel. YOU know YER dead! sure.
WASN'T I ~ YER wake mes,.lf,n
..Then where's mo .orns.. 81
"Gone to the burviuy ground half an hour
ago. amock. but"
Pat stonped for nothinp more He fancied
how tbinrs s1oods md r,,sbno willy from 1b.
house nursnrd bis cornse nm Tho avenues H,
ran fast and lonc and rad tho s,,,sf,,.ton nj
ovarrsk;no hi. ,n,sr,J inc, -. !, u.s .hnn, IN an
on hoard The ferry boat that Mics tn Calv.ry
(emetery f
"S,hon, bore be cr;ed snr;n,;no forvora
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
IN TORY Mt Pleasant Street, opposite tss ~,
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oil MIL Rnrr,,Nssd
Iowa All common work constantly on hand. .ns %
ders By mail or otherwise, promptly attended 10 VI
U. Lopez, tnov. 2s.w.) H.. W. CHiIns
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GERMAN VoTE FOR FREMoNr-Guttenberc {
town in Clayton county, Iowa, situated on til,
river settled almost exclusively by Germans
gave the following vote on the 4th:
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Jusr IN TlME.-A young ply stefan having tried
in VAIN to get INTO practice, at last fell upon the
following expedent to set the ball rolling. He
spraEg upon his horse once day, and drove at
tull speed through the village. After an absence
OF an hour he W uld return, and carry with him
some of his MISUNDERSTANDING if he could
impress his neighbors that he had practice, they
would begin to place confidence in his ability
A wag, who more than suspected the decei,
which he was practising, determined to know the
truth. He accordingly kept his steed in readi
ness, and the next time the doctor galloped b,
his door, sprang on his steed and placed Himself
the man following at his heels, but did not, at
first, evince any uneasiness. At length, howev-
err, he thought it advisable to turn down u mar
row lane. The pursuer followed him like an evil
genius; but the doctor was not discouraged, as
another road lay short d Stance ahead Of him
down which he turned. The other kept close AT
his heels, and the doctor grew inpatient to return
home. There was no house by the way at which
ne could afford any p'etext for stopping. In the
mea ltime his saddle bags were with him, and he
was otherwise equipped tor business, so that he
could not return the face OF his neighbor with
out exposing the secrets of the trade i'll the most
palpabl manner.
Every bound of his steed carried him farther
from MS nome, ana the shades OF night began to
tall on hill and tower Still the sound of horses
hoois were laundering in his ear, and he W.
driven to his wits end bu, just rs he turned the
angle OF wood he heard low moan. A man
lay PROSTATE near the fence of u meadow, and
blood gushed from fearful wound in his arm.
He had cut an artery with his scythe, and was in
danger OF immediate dissolution. The young
doctor sprang from his horse and staunched the
wound. Bandages were applied, and his life was
saved. The pursuer had also thrown himself
| from his horse, and as the physician tied up the
last bandage, he looked up i'll his face and said,
'liow lucky. neighbor, that was able to arrive
just in time"
The wondering spectator was silent with awe,
and after assisting the wounded man home, he
! told SUCH miraculous taIe to the wondering vii
layers, as secured to the young physciana repu-
taton not only for skill but also for supernatural
presrience. Thus did t.ie merest accident con-
tribute more to his advancement than years oil
studlous toll could have done; and the imperti-
nent curiosity Of Il waggsh neighbor opened tor
him pa.h to business which the most influential
patronage might never have been able to provide
for him.
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sal, for SANDER.

Cipold W. Jackson.--Attys for Prn., Hall &
Son--fcr Deft., Browning / Tracy.
The above suit was tried in the Circuit Court
before Judge Lowe, the present week, occupying
some three days. Thirty Witnesses were in at
tendance. The defendant was charged with hav
ing said that the p!'f. stole his wood, hay and
oats, came into court and plead guilty and offer'
ed TO prove The fact.
Last evening the jury brought in verdict for
the pl'6-dsmages Eve cents.
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PAR! Putt

We we're not little amused At an article In
the Gazette Of yesterday. and were little Gu
ricus TO know what our friends, Gaylord. had
been doing, or in other words, just what kind OF
fsrs;tsrs that Office stood most in need OF, that
il should spread il on so thick. Stepping into
their ware rooms however, we were soon con-
WINGED that il wan. all joke, but there was
roaly good assortment Of ware, and tina. the
gsa.leman took pride in showing up the line and
uell tlled rooms.
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AccIDrxr.-Mr. Geo. johnson, who drives
City Express team No. 8, was severely in
jured Saturday morning. As he was driving on
TO the Ferry Boat, ON the other side of the riv-
or, he fell forward from q load Of boxes and
the wheels Of the wagon passed over his breast
He wss severely, and We fear fatally injured.
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~ Hon. d. F. Miller called on US last night.
He is on bis way to the Capitol to cast the vote
Of the State, as one Of the Electors, for Fremont
and Dayton.
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G. BUCKINGHAM 600.

South Main street, betreen Third d Fourth IT,
KEOKUK, IOWA,
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1ons ssss.
- ysssg nea frss -
- - Iass - snes ~ days ~.
- - II = dgks ssssp psiifsail .ud
sts6 a. ose Ioo1tae veil behavsd aen, they
NJ y nsAs iibsssily u ~ sess - sena bsc1
v sheir frisads. Tksy saqaisea fse paper Of
H. right kisd. md wess dsrscsai, BY whom Ne
dsastsss, - tQsoAce, and were sc-onnodAsed
r theis desires. Thsyssaid they were right
from Orange County, of good Butter notoriety.
and thsy we're bound for lows, this being their
point II entrance. They enqaired II there
vas any chance for them, saying they we're
lAhssiag msn. We informed shsm thss our new
and bssutifal Stale vas far IRON being full
and wanted al such n themselves 70 come, and
they would be well taken 10 and provided for.
II they thought Of making stop in cur goodly
city, al kinds Of Industrial pursuits we're well
patronissd here, and wsll rewarded. They
seemed 70 be pleased with everything about
them, - boys are At their 6rst .'show," and de
clared their intentions Of making Iowa their
home.
Such il the Kind Of Corners We want. Young,
vigorous, temperate and industrious, and our
State viii not long be behind her older and more
favored sisters. Come on boys, plenty Of room.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-03

A SLlanf MnrAHI--When the judges OF the
election ssse counting out the ballots Of the hs-
gerstcsn box. they discovered love letter
among them, which some devoted swain had d. :
posted instead Of his ticket. A there was NO
such candidate before the people ~ the one
whose name sax attached TO the letter, tho vote
vas Of course lost II aagessown (ad) Chron.
icle.
We knew gentleman who hsid IN eilcs .,
wasAingson under the aiminisssasiea q HI.
Nnnore, Who travelled al the way 70 Ohio 70
vote ~ Scott in 1853, and then voted an 40
count which had been presented 70 kim b
nynens ~ morning of his arrival.