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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

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~ PRESIDENTIAL l. lGALLANTRY--MR. !BucHANAN
GETTING THE MIrrENs.-We indin the last is. !
sue Of the Frank fort Yeoman letter from the |
President to a Mrs. Webber, Of Wayne county,
Indiana, acknowledging the receipt of hand
some pair of mittens. We copy the pretty epis-
tie il, full, so that our readers may see how Tar
our President is acquainted with the ordinary
proprieties Of life: ~ ',--' ." 49, A"'''
-ba I'WHrAr1AsD, Pa, Dec IL 1856. III
essMy dear madam IL have received your fa-
yor Of the 9th, with the mittens you were kind
enough to send to mel accept them, with
much pleasure, as q token of regard from one
Of the matrons Of Indiana. -. gAn IA
ITO your noble State the whole country is un-
der great obligations, Tor its triumphant sup
port of the Constitution and the Union at the
late Presidential election. 'aais .it2 Lta ,s5iclH
"In compliance With your request, transmit
you a likeness of myself, and hope you ,ciH ac.
cept, an additional present, tie enclosed sum Of
S25. Itrust that under the blessing OF Provf-
dencc, l. may continue, to deserve your good
opinion From your friend, q Hsy-3 I'D gsoa
-. al, r, ,-. Very respectfully, .,,.-,
- 7I' We JAMES BcCHANAN. ."' .
:" "eMrs. Phebe Webberna' sAo D'l@ 4A'i'as
T. Now possibly it may be the custom at the cap
ital, but out est it would be called downright
| boorishness and yulgsrsy, for q person TO offer
pecun,ary return for present We do not
/ believe there is darkey in Kentucky so uncut
stiyated as to Offer payment for a. present made
4 by friend or sweetheart 81! Shs ,ssAii siB
/ 4 HA RID TIMES Aaox6 rHE ECHIrALRY.-Odrs South
ern friends have hard time oi it In their at
| Temps to keep all the objectionable works in
their inder expoTgatorias out Of their territory.
| Dow what they will, now, and then an abolition
missile win ind its way among them. 4 greaI
! excl. enaens was recently caused inPeede; sICI
! by bookseller. whog sold a volume entitled
"Lives Of Eminens AethodisLy Minister bu
+ which proved on examination, to contain the
biographies of henry Ward Beecheri Frederick
I Douglass, and William Lloyd Garrison Tn,
CONSERVATION and indignation which the dis
covery created may be easi iInas lied q u
II III. publishers of the deceitfni book were ,
{ arm in Aubarnl, IN this State, WHO have sent
letter to the South .CoroIlna Times. e1piainin
the cause'of the strange discrepancy betweel
the tide and the contents ofSthe book. 1t seem
! that the covers were upon the wrong books
| and thus those fearful Abolition sgitatofs-
! Beecher. Douglass and Garrison were smuggtr
!, Into the very heart Of South Carolina eninel
Minister'S We do NOS wonder that the peopI
Il afPeede thought that this vas Kidding injury
iusnIt: The oniy safety for the South isto e,
al clnde III psfnted matter hat comes them ffo
e Larry shers ,nnrth Of the Potomac.--S. I. Time
IL Rats are getting 50 scarce, in Paris that Il
E price %. hid giovcs has gcse up soihts Fran
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

! ..FoUND, on the, Agency road, some seven miles
from this city, some deeds oflands from Phillip
r. Brown to Phillip Breon, Phillip Breon to
Daniel Dellinger and Deardorff to Breon. The
owner can have them by calling at this Office
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

ez>We are pfnd to learn that at the late
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

-. Boston, April 15.
The members Of the city government gaye a,
dinner yesterday to the officers OF the frlgate
Merrimac The ship Panther from Calcutta for
this port went ashore yesterday at Nahant, she
has seven feet of water in her hold, and will
probably be got of. "a ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

MrsNEsorA.--The st. Paul ADV Advertiser corrects
the misstatements that have been published con-
cerning the population of Minnesota. and says
it cannot exceed 10000, if regard be had t to
the census Of last June or the election returns
Of November, counting seven persons to one
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

"BILLY Hx LxxyEs Oh LEAvss. ~-At lanes.
W le at tho Eagle. "a goa, was kspt s''oat ,hs
stables One day the hoss aud tl'a .asnal srowdps
in the barroom were startled By tbs, Dutch hog,
iler, rushing in. almost brcathes-, aud ,cxclaim-
ed, At the top Of his voice, "Mer$ter Bortrf =
Meester Borar. Billy he ciea,es Tor tl~a se.. -
20 up in dc stable, and d~re var Bdiy., iisay,
Billy 20 down he says bah-bal-sal and shuss
g.is upon fis hind feet. | say again, Billy ron
20 down, and strikes at him init de bitch fork,
when de stinkum sheepp'tch s Into and 6utts NE
down stairs 'mong sdsa,ules iseks. who all kick
me more hard dan de goat, So Mister Borter,
Billy he leaves or leaves.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

s.lasa New York, April Is
y Policeman Stephen H. Hardenbrok was last
night murdered by two burglars whom he ar
rested in the act of robbery. 81 He was stabbed
in the back and died soon afterwards. The mar-
derers escaped.
qgThe frigate Wabash laying in the stream has
received orders to proceed to sea- naming her
destination az Aspinwall. Z Il ,6o44&GJaI
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

eHO. B. Ma.,eson, the well known Ie1.C Con,
gressman, is rapidly recovering his health at
Utica. He has had the Washington epidemic
severely.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

GERxAsslx IN MIxSEsorA. The Cincinnati Ca
1ette of Monday says; Aboye one hundred per;
sops, all connected with the German Turner.
Association, left this city on Saturday for New
.Ulm, in Minnesota, where the Turner'S have been
forming q settlement since the election difficult
tics two years sgoYir ss4Des s5H asap .sisEq ff
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

.ass.sT .no.yf Milwaukee, April IA, ~
e The Milwaukee and Mississippi R. K. is now
open to Mississippi river, an excursion train left
for Prairie du Chien this morning, being the FIRST
through train; great rejoicing by our ciy izens
at the completion of this, the pioneer road Ina
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22
No voting Allowed mi Lnwr nee.

"a NO Voting Allowed mt Lmyyr nee.
H Lecompton, says the telegraph, fnd four 9TH
er obscure places, have been drs gnated as the
points ior,yoiips for meInbers of the Cobsul,i-s 4
tonal Conyepiion, which is to frame the furid.-
mental law of Kansas, and decide lor the people
whether the curse and crime OF slavery shall or
not be nfcted upon, them. No poll ID 10 bsl
opened at. lLawrence--the ssecond town in the
TERRITORY Lecomptou, the rendezvous of the
Border Ruffians, Is utterly insi ghifrait except
as wbis ,ey shops and gambling sheds are count.
ed For their con venienee "a poll II. open~d,
Lawrence, the head quarters o., lhe, Free State
party, is not in favor; her inhabitants, compris-'
ing near one half the people of The County,
must go from home to vote, if they vote ~ eli!
This ID but another indication oi traad that 10
intended. The geensus is u tarce, the voting viii
be farce, the convention and Constitution far
ces, exceedingly laugiahie, But for their possi
ble consequences, which may br tragicai indeed.
Yet. there are Rspuslicn,sland Republican, Jour
mails st enuoasly insisting thai, ths Free Stale
party, with the absolute certainty fiat one half
Ii of the Free Sfste men are f6t Registered, sad
that, in the place OF them, haif o. tho l,brder
counties in Missouri are on the poll list With
the certainty that they would be o. etpowere,i in
the count, no matter how large their njority at
the polly Insisting IN the face And YES ofth.se
| fact, that they should vote! Could Jolly 20 iur.
bther f--CbicagO Tribune
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

aoThers was large adysnce IA tse price soss baR
beef catteat Bhifs Head ycstrr,ias the ,,oe 40
of all good fas eatIs saii Asae tor aplsks, ss,
pouuds and syerars,rNs,"'iS a. tSis.'.ts Ah gal
than the same Grades last week, making t:f Tssss
ference OF $4,000. One drove Of Wess<rn Asala
s.ee,s, ~ sead, asefssedl sia,s each, and asldw
stock vii average fhese urr CREST prices
tos farmers, but oneroas for city beef seatrrs-s
The 2,ooU Aeadof buliocks seIis sessesday win :.
average SSSi and ~ thas anuapt 10 sl7O,,sw.- =
Are not such facis sufficient 10 Induce sru,efs -
to Increase the production of Horned cstt-s ,oa1ss
CONVERT uors erSa grain iato he'd L. as,i a., -
y ed 80 anip ssssd zts keE. .gsisupe. -
80 ia BAD ns"aaaas bis, srs~ hGs ratyra,.., ~
szses slat yAs enc a Asss.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

~ The Itasco came up yesterday in eight
days from Cincinnati. "a sae - 11s ,agta s8f'a 81
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

H-The ST. Louis Democrat contains the fol.
lowing structures upon the letter sent to St.
Louis prior to the late election to help his ene.
mics, and beat his, devoted and courageous
friends by Col. Benton. Il is not only manly
and out.spoken, but eloquent afi 20 9ga's
.For our own part, We have only to say that,
in conjunction with the Democracy here, we
have been battling in the past for great princi..
PIES, The rights Of the white man are dear to
our heart. The cause Of white labor is the cause
Of our own citizens. The progress and growth
of white population is an essential element in
the coming grandeur, not less Of Missouri than
of ST. Louis The meridian spendor Of these
Western States, with the lofty part they are
hereafter to act in the affairs Of this nation, must
rest upon no policy Of Slavery Extension or Sla.
very perpetuation. For these things we have
staied every thing in perilous times that
have, gone BY, and these things we do pledge
ourselves never to forsake in the future. Others
NAV abandon the field. and forget their faith,
and shrink from the issue; but We, are not of
such stuff, The banner has been uhfurled too
long 70 be stricken now; it is glorious with too
recent 4 victory to be trailed in the dust at this
day: and we proclaim it, therefore, that, come
the assault from what quarter it may, and be
the opponents whoever may see fit to ennge,
noe shall stand to those colors Tong as ribbon
~ fhe,a futters in tie breeze. ~ tN' IV'9'''
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

A SHoRT VorE.--'fhe' rcsulr OF, the election sU
last Mouday, exhibitsla great failing -oa in the 70,
vote of this township since November last when
enough interest felt 10 cali out pretty full 81
vote. At that time tiie number of poli,dpa -,
wis 1902, ahdt insjerty for Fre,nnut wss l7gdi
Now We sre beaten byzossr 81 Iasjofity Bat 30
W. have Iva ohserys5 s IL, M fs'soaa
Jvorabe 10 the Republican, case, and doabs Sfg
not that the $50 voters in this township 5who4sss
stayed away from the polls on Nogany last had mi
discharged their duty, The resul. you'll hyve fig
ured up differently. To fact, niiny cifztBs of
this place we're Indifferent 10 alnoir crf dinsiA iii
degree astos result Of the riecsons Th.yti Es
cared scarcely enough about it, to know VINO "a :,
/ were the candidates, This is wrong. Every good
citizen should vote when called pom 70 40 so H'is
Mos journal noRe~ sin Ia a'fT roHsoio% aglsT sSn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

al. i'' zassS Sossv7si sisaeqso bas yil0 Aissss
/ .fssi5s sasssaT Z 1aoL .s3s,s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

1t is not alone IN sermons aud newspapers
that the Drsd Scott decision ia lenounerd., Tne;
State Legislatures also are taking az, active
share in tile same kind OF sgit.tion. Closely
following the example set IN Ohio, n joint to,ii-
mittre Of the New York Legislature t,ss reports
ed resolutions that Slavery will not be tolerated.
in this State under any form or pretcnse, or
for any time, however shoft-.a lregnant aiu.
sion 70 the Lennon case, Of which, IN the Died
Scott case, the slayeholierss msjorityo In the
Supreme Court appear to have iorestalled The
decision.
THIS is naturally followed up 81 another res.
olution thai the Supreme -Cour,, bs identifying
itself @i,hasectionaland aggressive parry, has
lost the confidence and respect Of the people Of
the State.
Along with the resolutions the Committee
have reported n bill,' the object oil wh'ch issto
affirm the capacity Of colored men 10 become,
citizeils of New York, and to carry ont the DOC.
trinc of tile resolutions by making il felohy TO
atten pt to hold as 4 Slave in his State any per.
son no. afusitive from service. This bilt hrs
been referred TO. the Co,nmittes Of the Whols.r--
& .g, ..-.sTU
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

FAIR Pray FOR KANsAs.-The Richmond South
says that ..Kansas will be slave State if the ad-
minissration, win only allow it fair play" A
contemporary pertinensly asks, tsswhat kind OF
.fair play'is required to qmakesit slave State,
when the free soil settlers in the territory out
number the ro-slayery men ave to one?" -:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

-77'N' ~, -. =. New York, April 70. 4
The steamer Asia sailed at noon with 12o
passengers and s32s. 900 in specie. -l...
!" The steamer Ericsson arrived at midnight,
with dates from Liverpool to the lst inst. The
steamer Arabia was appointed to sail April 4th
in place of the Hershia, detained for repairs.
The elections absorbed public attention in
England. Nearly all the contests in the Dor.
oughs were brought to aclose on the 2sth ult,
and the result proved disastrous to the conserv-
atives. ,Cobden,i Bright, Minor, Gibson, Mall,
Lagard, Fox, Cardwell and many other oppo'
nents Of Lord Palmerston and administration
have been defeated The Government has
achieveda complete triumph q fEsI9ni aas
Lake Champlain is now open and White Hail
steam boats will commence running tomorrow.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

81 WexAS DaowsKps-z -zon Sunday las. A. most, t.
melancholy catastrophe occurred at this place. -. -
Mr. j. Paulfy VITO owns The itvry oppositsiA IL
Ynonjiwthe ,he5Sind ss-h wing too siolsat.laJ d
dy 10 pass the rser csi,hhs large boat .aek q ii,
slif With the i iitsnlion of bringing 10 thus ,tds
Nr.Jesse Brod!, wife aud ciid and one o,fer r&'N'
person. When ABOUT midxai ts sresn the .s'as
oimiud Ne, Paaey succeeded 10 placing Tie 'S@
child the inverfsa .kff win be sseSpfonfsI b
OF Mrs. Bsody who disappeared. !ths oihsss laid,
hold otn, aud thu. kept ~ en.ev.s naoa,s A, aa
line was Immediately sent out and attached to
the ski To the aste.isssent- -oi al, ,w,en It -SaS
| was dragged tosthes shore, TAira. Broiyllwas-ess
found under il in "a sliielers con9i ion Eysryos =
effort Vas used to revige her but proved una. 80
vailing. Life was exdnguished r vintoh Elsfiqiz
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

All freight gping West or Burlington, Iowa, II arked
Scare of AVN r." and all freight going on the Mis-.
usspp River from Burlington Unmarked Care ofC.Bk
OR r." will be promptly forwarded withoutany charge
sr stor ag&ot CsmisSons shipp desirous cfssytn
hose ch ncquested TO be m1rk %
above xla.y..Jg s'Sl!8 4 aataSl Nm. IL. RAOKU6, -Ss
a.a3 lis .as,, = ns1si isupt' B. 4 NJ. u. 4. -
k1.tg.fs,,s Fss5ase4s1 @. @. HAMNOND, ,ss u
nsy4hperns. 4.ss a.4 sbts supt. o. b. 4 Q. B. 4. =
NUNS.-A few more OF those cheap Guns on hand
u Call and secure good Gun al 2 reasonable price, ~
jan 22-dXw s-5'' 49, SCOTS, Main Street. I
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

' sY Mr.. John Pilger, wholesale and retail
Grocer, has opened a large and very fine stock, ,
on Washington street, between Main Al. and It Third,
where not only very large stock of staple gro
ceries may be found, but an extra fine assort-
ment of "fancy articles" '@ S2''' H'p" s'','aS
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II In, ROGERS 4 CO,

I. n, ROGERS 4 CO., 4,1.,a y s',sa !,
yIrNOl,ESALE Gsr0Ccrs e. COhnmisetcn -,
w sIorch nnls, Grims., Block Main street,
Are reeslsing by Railroad and River large stock oi
Aple and Fancy Groccres to which they ipye the =
ton o dsslars; feeling confident thai they can onsr
sier ndncemsnts to the trade thsn any otner mouse
III. CORSE 4 SON. Il
w B0OxN Sra T1ONERY Y, "a APER-HA1GLSGS
4 PRINTEHS' Ma TERRAIN 4 sssb Sc s4s,s,, d "a
.aes Il ss4;4s tlsFrsRsos srAESE.. ss,.. ...s2
apr l.dvty, zfs5 ~ BarAANHtsHs AeWSe g
s'lassss.J. r. BROWN ea-za
Doc kNEa.LEN AND ST TATlONERs =
ID rhrastrecs, above narres hcase H9hdtns,
eH-Books Stationery, Wall Papers, 4c. ,<css p Nsa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.s Sf@sss
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Z Cnxrxrn kco.

P.rf- COvExrHr Co.:
DrAa ssaS.xsI have lsssn sick is6tyesss, Ne
most Of de tie conGa<ss 20 sy ss&, sssA tlesSe
move d sssis xissoai tbs hess exefasas,is psian
slassieJ e~etyshiag & eosssd hsaxSs., 6sd sle
the phs siesasss sreahds- s-@sisy ss,aoA
prostraiion ofshe ne rssas b. ysms nSa~lssx ~
the bowels, and the csssrrh. In shofsssls~O
afflicted with massa evasy shinea sAL.bssAees
,venld fab, 10 Tshoaist suensps 70 sdescsstS Wy
nuifrlngssS fscoHasasaced siis f.,i7so tsss yoss
Compound. When began, coald nosa ~ 90 !
stsnd apioag enough % rsss p~si OF sicsnals.s =
Before IAsdi taken shree boass =, q cUs,htabssupE 7
most OF -thsaiusess ishasdiy shas lliis 70 eassa
prsssnay gra,isuac ths rai sa vc hc~e ss,ssa
10 gel someshiag sos nssie mest ss arvsn,s ID .
see 10 nv family epcc tmese, liahs WA brsef
any use ssa shall ssas Z. s ss1 s.slp, 2 i0a's
! We, the undersigned, *aos Mrss f,rf. stiss
she IS worthy ~o,nan, and shstih her e&se 10 -
above stated. We, coWmend ,he sesse fase asl
worthy Of confidence. ,s, .l,ssus ,svss s,s
-, siaeaq all 10 5ss sxTrf r. Noxo as.sa'.sa4
Osaseo, Jsn. 10, 1854. ysg 1aisso sva6 fsnas q
squires 3 Rsoss, ,uho-sslc ami retail agrntA 4
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To Shippers Of Produce.

4 4. IL. H. l
rlfNsTALL Il HIOI.NIE Nne.ss
NOMMlSSlON and Forwarding Merchants NO,
- 85 Commercial street, M LOWt~. MOss have
established branch house st No. River street. CHI.
cAgO, Ell., under the style of TUNSTALL, HObME
CO., and respectfully solicit share Of patronage
We shalt continue 10 do Legitimate Commission busi.
uess-making no Ndvnnces--sxceptng on shipments
covered by Insurance Produce in hand SO that par
es consgning to us may feel perfectly secure. f*
We have permission refer strangers 10 us to the fol-
lowing gentlemen, whose arc nguarantec that any
business intrused to s at either city VIII be prorertyAt
tended We forward price Apd keep
patrons lfps advised OF the state Of both narkets.
al a! ;ssz We refer TO s-iss5i5 lsa, sy6e}sa y
Footei 4 Ewing, Burlington, 51a ~ cgtfs &c s.
o, AendIle A Co., :. faEgat- .t- IS sgsBw Z
W, IL. Mauoo, Bssa t.Ra s-t4 ss&f 20 as;sgssi "
Mccopn A Farmer, It Madison, fz E3i8 5.sosis
McGavic. Chiitenden Do Co., keokuk, e., bsa III s5
.,f WyH. ThAyer, Quincy, Ill.
n. Gcrwith Co., 6aiena. .~'--
T. q. Twitchell Co., Nsw Orleans. 8 sgEses T. X
Hayden L Wilson, New York. ss4sS5aaS
John, n, IrQvn q Co., Philadelpba, .zss, ~
Lucas q s,monds, st Louis, Mo. sia 5ets;9A
John J AIS1erson Co., a. IA
Charlesa D. blow, hatasJs4 . haa5 40 e1Esfa
John 8. McCunc,sls - ,,,4 .eaat3 zs,s ss
T, GriVslry d Co., .-ssg s8s7Bga is4s4-
Hon. II. L BLOW,
An. Tusk.r Z Con ohic.so,g aeAa soesl
ohieAsA Hale and Leather Co. .4s. ~.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

! tw We learn from correspondent Of the
1 Keokuk Times, that Davis County has only given
sass majority for the Buchaneers' The cores
poudent says, s.small vote-wool is rising in Da-
! t..,f. ~ q
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

. Mr.. g. Il. Sweetzer has an advertisement
in this mornings paper announcing the receipt
of a large invoice Of goods in his line. He has
a large stock Of Boots and Shoes, to which gen.
eral attention is invited. 3lssia ~ s6e % a.
> tgB- Mr. W. v. Utter has received q alarge in
voice Of ,seasonable goods at his stand, corner
OF Thirdan Washington streets, as will be seen
,by his Advertisement sss1 lschg bunota snG9s
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General, Land Agency Office.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. tsss -

DENTE Err G. HI - q NJ T. n
~ ATTORNEY AND iI0UNsELLoI. EaEg Il
VIII promptly attend 10 Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locaun and Selling hand Warrants, Paying
Taxes Selling Real Estate, and all ether branches OF
the Land business, In Western Iowa and NebraskA.
mar i-bpif. x Tsu s-gss syst fga n h4y8sg4I ~
DEAF EAtatc in Council Bluffs and
IL a.-Persons deslrous Of securing Real
Es,ae In either Of these dourishng towns viii do wen
70 send their orderst D. G. BL0oMER,
mar i-bpd Land Agent
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A philadsspHla C,hcinr ia and Cficago 70 HurfnEto
OrrIcxs-aap BroAdwsy, New York; II south Third
r. Pear, 4, ,cinciaaa - Fg 81 so
s ,,sKATE6, s.s.s.gssY. "a
ts Isl class "a class "a class.
Yrom Boston 10 Bariington, 3W ~ 10
New Yofk 10 Z" l.s5s 2sS x30 2o0
Phlad'A :. '' 200 9t0 lb0
Chicago q :" 80 %
Al goedsby fhs line ARE dsirered 70 sns conNshes
Wf7TO UT GHARGE xOR DRAYlGk ssssss
r v,a, ~ nee ON eocds by this line h saual
~ ~ ~ o nrr cent per f10 Ds on average sepcks Of
T..chsndi.r Ths Company having
7RusTY NASA0saS WIZ EACH 7nAis a
patch than any other line si5s - .tsss' a'is tfss
Shippers BY this line VIII have
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for anv loss OF damage willie In our charge and
will not be sent TO the karcad on which ths damage
may nav ocsvs ,ns.,ns ~ 80 mi. =, 81 asaat5ss = "A
nor 4.bpsta "a ssErEAR d HA9ER, Agents, aea
80 rk k3f Water ~. tBurlinftot. Iowa.