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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15
A COPPER BLock.-The LAX Superior Nine

a CUPPEK DT.UCk.-1 TIC 1ak q superior NIHeT
publishes the following:
If our friends below wish the description of a
Lake Superior specimen, the existence of which
we agree to vouch for, let them read the para.
graph below, and they will find it to be some
thing worth publishing.
There is now in the Minnesota Mine, between
the adit and the X fathom level, single de-
tached mass of apparently pure metallic "copper"
which is some forty-fve feet in length, and in
the thickest part is eight or nine feet in thick.
ness. If it is as pure as it appears to be, it
contains probably more than five hundred tons
of metal, and is certainly worth, as it lies, more
than $4,000.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

BLACK AND WHIrE.-A negro woman resi-
ding at No. Richmond street, Boston, gave
birth on Sunday to two living infants, one Of
which is black and the other white Exchange.
QR.-How would Chief Justice fancy draw
the distinction between the two, as regards their
being and not being citizens of the United
Statess Can one sue in the federal courts and
not the other. Or are both shut out in conse-
quence of the African blood which is presump
lively in them IN. Y. Eve. Post.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

The Sandman government offers aprize of10-
900 francs ($2, 6o0l for the best rifle which shall
carry exactly, great distance, with small
charge Of powder, and be easy to construct, re-
pair and load. 1t must also be solid, and suita.
BILE for bayonet fighting. Smaller rewards viii
also be given to remarkable weapons other than
open to inventors of all nations.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

Mrs. A. is well known as one of those malig-
nant Christians, who, as Hood says, "think
they're pious when they're only bilious" and
who furnish their highest evidence of religion
by perpetualy recommending it to other peop-
lie, as if it were article they wished to dispose
of, to keep it from spelling. Brown was asked
ifhe didn't think she was deeply pious." eyes,"
said B., cher pety is so deep that cannot see
any bottom to itl'-[ Boston Post.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

II In our paper to-day will be found an ad.
vertisc ment of Woodward's Combined Smut
Machine and Separator, Manufactured in this
city by Messrs. Woodward l. Keiscr. It is un-
necessary for us to say. for all Millers know the
fact, that it is impossible to make good flour
from Wheat which is not clean, however per-
feet be all the apparatus for grinding, or skill
full the Miller. And in q country where ma
chimes for cleaning are not numerous aud grain
finds its way to mill in q very bad condition
from the presence Of chess, cookie, dirt and oc.
casionally smut, every mill must be provided
with good Shutter, to beat and scour off the
smut, blow out all the dirt and separate grain
from seeds, oats, sticks, stones, &C., &c. From
looking at some of Mr.. Woodward's Separators
and Shutters and witnessing their mode of ope-
ration, we think We hazard nothing in saying they
are the best machines now in use doing work
perfectly with but q small amount of power,
carrying all the dust clear out of the mill, and
leaving even the screenings clear and CLEAN
The attention of Mllers and Mill owners is invi.
ted to the advertisement Of Woodward l. Keiser.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15
Theodora Parker likens Mr. Ruchapar,s

Theodore Parker likens Mr.. Buchanan's posi-.
ton to man who climbed tree to rob an ca.
giles nest. Just as he came to within few feet
Of his prey, and felt sure of his game, the old
eagle came soaring on his mighty pinions, and
with ''terrors OF his beak, and lightning of his
eye" he scared the marauder to the heart. He
began to let himself down; but, 10! new dan
ger! At the foot of the tree sat monstrous
bear, ready to eat him the moment he should
leave the tree. Thus hangs poor Mr.. Buchanan
on the Presidential tree. If he goes up, the
Northern eagle comes down upon him with a
terrible dash; if he goes down, the Southern
bear is ready to tear him in pieces.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

CInc1nuatl, April To.
A dispatch from Jackson, Mississippi, states
that six inches of snow fell there yesterday.
The Missouri river was so high that it over
flowed its banks at Weston, Lexington and other
towns.
The ice is still solid in Lake Pipin, but navi-
cation is open from there to St. Paul
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''Shall I help you to some of the tomatusses ~
inquired young exquisite Of venerable ply
sician who sat opposite to him at hotel table.
mo sir, replied the learned Savans but I'll
trouble you for some Of the potatuasea,
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MARKETs.
Rur1I.-..n- N1crorr.T- =

BuFiingt ten, MOndnTs r. N.
Since our last, the weather has been cold and
disagreeable for the most part But As there
has been but little rain the roads are supposed
TO have improved considerably.
| The river is in very 6ne stage, With probably
Eve feet the rapids. but falling at the rate of
four to six inches per day. Viii probably com.
mence rising when weather gets warm again.
Trade is improving and business growing better.
Butter is scarce and quick at quotations. sheaf
oats and hay are very scarce, and bring very
high prices, owing to the short crop last year
and backwardness OF present Spring.
Wheat-Spring 75-Fall 90.
Corn-For feed, 40.
Oats-35a37.
Eggs-l0al2c.
Butter-25a30c.
rour-S5, 50-Cty Mills, So.
Beans-S2a2, so.
Hides-Green 64-Dry flint lee.
Potatoes-90caSl.
Seeds-Clover, s7,so-Timothy, ss-Blue
Grass 81, 5o-Red top 81,
Provisions-Smoked Hams, sugar cured, la
14c-Shoulders do. do. l0e-Ciear sides l.
Pouluy-Chickens sl,75 per doz-Turkeys
ss10 cts pr ID.
Hay-Sl6a1S per ton. #
New York, April !3-l Pm.
Tonr--rnarket dull with improved demand Sales 5000
bbls at IS 335 65 for super stse IS s06 80 for extra
do. Canadian frmer Sales 800 bbis at 81 90 for super
fine; 80 10G6 so for extra.
Wheat-wthout important change. Sales 5000 bush at
81 80 for Canadian Club; u 81 mixed Ills. |
Rye-steady at SSIsOc.
Corn-betser Sales 20 600 bush at ipT0k for old mixed
western in store.
0ats-uuchanged.
Pork-duli and unsettled With no sales reported.
Beef-steady at $40 Ia111 50 for country prime; S12
'a61s 90 for country Beef hams norana,ly the
same.
Cut Meats--steady.
Bacon--higher. -s..
Dressed nogs-dull at ak@9z. '.
Lari-buoyant at l44@l4x
WLiskey-highecl ssales 700 hbls at &c.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

Cincinnati A.


Ex-Prest. Pierce left for New Hampshire to-
day to return on Saturday. Mrs. Pierce re-
mains in this city, her health is improving.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

.DoLlARs AND CKNrs IN CANADA.- The Cana
dian Parliament have passed an act, providing,
shat sfter the Slst Of December next, pounds
shilLncs, aud pence, shall be superseded BY dol,
lars and cents-all Of the public accounts from
the above date, having to be rendered in that
farm s s5i
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Ouehec April


Our parliamentary election commenced on
Saturday and was the occasion of serious riot
at St. Croix, where the Chief of Police and sew
cral subordinatcs were hurt and the military
called out.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

CTOCkTON,S Patent straw Cutters
~ We authorized Agents for the sale Of County
Rights in Stockton's Patent Hay, Straw AID Fodder
Gutter in Iowa. Persons wishing good in pur.
Chasing the tight of territory FROM Wilde ell 10 give
call, have only eleven counties vet TO dispose
Of Gan 2o-bp3n) KEITH, ROBINSON CO.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

DRIED ScoTr.-This notorious individual lives
in St. Louis. The suit for his freedom was COM
menced some ten years ago, and it has cost him
$500 in cash besides about the same amount in
labor. He says sit has given him heap of trou.
BILE, and if he had known it was gwinc to last SO
long he would not have brought the suit" And
now that the suit is over, he is troubled to know
whose property he is. He says if he was allow.
ed to operate on his own hook, he could make
thousands OF dollars by travelling over the coun-
try and telling who he was. Two daughters of
his did not choose to trouble themselves over
the questions as to whom they belonged, nor
even to await the result of the trial, but were
wise in time, and made themselves "scarce" long
ago-Keokuk Gate City,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

A SCENE NOT IN THE BILLs.-During one night
last week, while fine steamer was on her way
up to this port from Cincinnati crash was
heard in one of the state rooms of the ladys cab
in, followed by the screams Of lady, who with
her husband occupied the state ROOM Such
hubbub at such an hour was alarming-the Ia.
dies, of course thought the boat might be blown
up, snagged, or otherwise injured fearfally -and
it was finally necessary for the husband of the
lady whose screams had been heard, to appear
at the door not exactly in proper costume to
receive calls from the ladies, to explain that he
being portly and weighty gentleman, had ia.
ken the upper berth in the state room, and du-
ring the night, the supports of the berth giving
way, he had fallen berth and ali, upon his un.
fortunate wife sleeping soundly below She was
not seriously injured, however, and the commo.
ton at once subsidized; the joke affordiog hear
Y laugh to all parties next day.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

WEBSTER ON THE SUPREME CoURT.-A letter
writer to the Boston Atlas recounts remark
made by Daniel Webster to him in course of
conversation. Mr.. Webster said
"The time was, sir, when a well read lawyer,
who thoroughly understood his case could form
an opinion as to its result before the Supreme
Court but not now, sir, not now. That court
has become Court Of expediency."
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

New York, April Is.
The Express publishes despatch dated As.
pinwall, April 4th, stating that Lockridge cap.
tured Castillo, March 3Oth, with great loss to
the enemy and with but triling to himself
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15
Am Unparalleled Discovery IA Positive
AKme EEAaicafoE!

NC E103lC0SOk ! ~
CovE1Ls BEssEnsx AixrcaE Is = positive cure fol
Perer and Ague and al Bilious Diseases This Mixture
has been before the public for number OF yesrs and
has awaysb been used with success Ills harmless and
certain remedy. &c: pamphlet from the druggists
and read 1t and you will be satisfied.
For sale here by Z. E. Gay, and A. 7. Garthe, n.
Biakesy st. Louis and H. A. Porter Bro, Proprietor,
Rock Island, Ill. [mar 2s-dviy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

How PaasrDsSf DccaAxAa RscxIvIb I'M
DkArH OF HIS NxrHkv.--The Washington cor.
respondent Of the Evening Post says that q
he VAS sitting in his cabinet room, surrounded
by group Of anxious expectants OF official
fAvors, and just Is he had announced TO one OF
them that there we're only enc hundred and
thirty seven candidates for the post for which he
had applied, despatch was picced in his trem-
bling hands. "My God. !" said he, 81 hare lost
dear relative, Gentlemen, excuse met" and he
bowed the company out.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

oreu MAJORITY.
"Will they Explain 1's--Of Course they
Will!
viii the Hawk Eye explain to US aud tho vo-
tiers Of this county, how II Is that, in canvassng
the votes Of the county, cast on Monday last for
District Judge and State officers, the County
Judge Of this county can throw out the votes
Of certain townships as illegal, and refuse to
count them for State, District or County officers,
and afterwards allow men elected to Office by
the same votes to come in, file their bonds aud
qualify as Constables and Justices, and receive
their commissions az such?
The County Judge is the proper party desig.
mated by law for canvassing the votes cast in
the several townships for County and State OFF,
GERS. Il is made his duty to see that the law is
complied with by Trustees and Clerks aud that
the evidence of this compliance is set forth, and
that the poll books are all right But we sup
posed every body knew that the Trustees were
the Judges of the election Of Coustables and
Justices and of all township officers. The cleo.
ton of such is certified to the County Judge
and they are sworn into Office by him.
Get copy Of the Code aud read 1t and don't
expose your ignorance any further.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

The CLAxDEs7sE MARRIAGE CAsx.-We men,
toned some days ago that Mr.. Boxer intended
TO educate his new son-in-iaw and ex-coachE,sp
John Dean, who has been immortalized in news
paper reports and paragraphs, and doggereI
street ballads. On Saturday last Mr.. Dean left
New York Tor . school in Utica, where he viii
remain Tor twelve months. at the expense of Mr..
Boxer. Hrs Dean, in the meantime, will board
IN respectable private family; so that il Johnis
good boy, and learns his lessons. he NAV vet
be happy with his wife, who after her disobedi-5
ence and folly are forgotten, may come in for 4
chiid's share of her fathers wealth. Mr.. Boxer
II u said, is worth over $4,000 and good
business, and has but two other children besides
Mrs. Dean.-N. Y. Herald eth.
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r. w. SOMERS.
"a NBLE HATTER,
LAS now full assortment Of
IL Spring and Summer Goods,
Embracing all the latest styles Cashmere, Castor and
Cassimerett Hats Elk Moeskin and silk Hats French
Felt, Nutria, Beaver Double Ring Russias, one h. Tur
key Back and Coney Hats; all kinds of Wool and Fur
Hats; Gents Spring Caps Boys and Infants Caps Fan.
cy Straw Goods of all kinds; Chldrens Fancy Straws;
Misses Boomers; Ladies and Misses Kid Gloves, &c
GEN7LEXEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
new styles.
Hats and Caps by the dozen at New York prices
~ Hats Ironed and Dressed and warranted
to please.
Jefferson street, two doors east of Coolbaugh Brooks
Bank. (april ID.
1857. ...... 1857.
SnkpsNC ayn SIrrrwED GnnnS
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NEW BOOKS.
'f,kaE Star Cloud. or Daughter. Love- by A q RI.
American Genisman's Guide to Poiiteness and
Courtship and Marriage.
Sectional Maps OF Kansas.
ssasf" q, Iowa
Maps Of Kansas and Nebrask,
just received aad for sale by j. p BROWN
mar ~ @ Barrett House Buildlngs
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A NEw DrsH.-The Montreal Witness gives
US peep at the domestic economy Of the Low
or Canadian peasants. after perusing which the
reader viii cease to wonder that 30 many of the
habitans are seeking new homes by thousands
in other localities. The Witness saws 1.-THE
green thaw of last month, while causing nuuds.
tons and bringing disasters on many farm
has proved blessing to the ha5itansin the
neighborhood of Lake st. Peter. The musk
rats. driven from their winter abodes, have been
captured in large numbers, and brought plenty
to mary desolate home. Not only their flesh
has supptied an abundant and rich food but
handsome profits have been realized by the
sale OF their furs, over 1000 of which have been
already sold in the market of ST. Michael dYa.
marka alone" We hope they [the ha5itans,
not the muskrats. are duly thankful for ali
BLESSINGS" great and small
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

~ A prettier stock Of Hats, displayed in
better style, cannot be found, VIC venture to
Hat Bazaar. His Spring announcement will be
found in our columns this morning. Every body
who expects to keep up with the times and the
fashions, will. go and buy tile. Somers' hats
are made under his own eye and are not sur.
nsased
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NEW PUBLICATIONS JUST nae.

CPURGEON'S SERMONS, second series. Readers OF
- the first volume of 1.-THE Modern Whitfield" viii be
impatient to procure the second, and those who
have not yet read either can hardly be aware how
much they are losing.
LIFE TAIPING Chief OF the Chinese insurrec
ton, by Milton Mackie, with numer engravngs;
GREECE GREEKS THE PRESENT DAY, by dInuud
Abbott;
THE BAY PATH tale Of New England Colonial Life
by Holland;
MINNESOTA DAaoTAH, in letters descriptive of tour
through the Northwest in the autumn of 1856, with
information relative to public lands and a table Of
statistics, by Andrews;
HooPER's WESTERN FRUIT BOOK the latest work this
subject, with colored illustrations Of the natural
size. II. H. uAWLEi
apr9 Western Book store.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

the Boy MuRpERER.--The sentence on Nc
Garry for tho murder Of William Gull, in Cana
da and which was directed to be carried into
effect on the llth Of April, has been commute d
70 imprisonm ent in the Provincial Penitentiary
for life
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

u We learn from the IT. Des Moines Citizen
that the river il in fine stage and boatable con-
dition, aud tbatthree boats have already arrived
there.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

Gcs. 6GApE's scnool HA'Aaxs.-Tke society
70 pfeyide knals teachers for he West, Of
which ex-Gov. sade, Of Vermont, i the head
reports that 49, teachers have been sent out
80 frcm Gennscticut, Ito from Massachusetts,,
lilo from Vermont, So from New York. OF the
45s teschers sent out, ITO have returned, nearly
al Of them after teaching two years; one hun
dFed and forty-six have married; tventy-four
have died; nine Of them after marriage.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

LAND WARRANTs.- Thompsons Bank Note
List Of the 7th quotes land warrants active and
Grmer nc fnliouS.
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UTAs .disy 1sgsr Who hass sdilsA IL
0asesA hAss nsvsr csased % howl against = =
sasscsiy, "negro synpashisss,- &e,. o., ~
IL Iass year ~ lean. We havs ol,es bsea
spssed Il the originality displayed 10 he appli.
cs.Ds 81 opSsobioas spishsts " sthess iyiag
slAcsssasdA They have srung I'll IL changes
spsn The spthets which tbsy could And, clsn-
ssisg coasinually, Necessarily, and goss.like,
asains. ~ ~ IAN sboiihopiss, 'tnegrosynpa-
saisef." al the time perfectly svare thss We
sood up for the rights Of white men in Kansas,
asd for white men and white labor against negro
BREEDERS, negro dsven and SLAVE labor And
nsx that we are in favss Of taking the Constitu-
ton y 1t came from the Convention which FRI.
med II, snd are mot IN favor Of amending It 20
u 70 give the right Of suffrage 70 men Of the
African rscc, the scalswag Of the Gasstte grows
sisness frantic with countsrfsit astoaishnentl
Believing that be has fairly or rather fouly lied
% into false position before the readers OF his
,xa scarriioss paper, and perhaps in The public
mind. he now With the ingenuity Of pick
,sckst and the dishonesty of Satan himself, cal
slalss to make the same public believe our |
ourse inconsistent and vacillating, by simply !
Directing bis own fsisehoods! Don't you hope |
ou msyf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-15

Arabias news from California meager,
The following are the footings of our bank
statement last week-Loans S1l5, 347,7l7; spe-
Gle 1854, 400; circulation ss,7s7 ,344; depo-
sits 500, S,90s. An increase in loans Of $780,
sl5, decrease in specie 1854, Y43, decrease in
circulation S31, 1884, decrease of deposits $685.
OO6
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
T. L. & c. B. PARSONS,
Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
WE now receiving full, varied and desirable
w stock Of Goods, selected with much for the
SPRING AND SUMNER Trade, which will be kept up by
fresh arrivals of New Goods from time to time during
the season.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Cottonades Cloths Fannels Lawns, Rich Dress Goods
Mantlias, Skirts, Hosiery, Ribbons, Notions etc., etc.
BOnnets and Hats.
Ladies, Misses and Chdrens styles Spring Bonnets
and Flats fine stock at all prices Men and Boys Hats
OF oil descriptions and prices.
Boots and Shoes.
Our assortment of Boots and Shoes is complete en-
bracing all the desirable styles and various grades for
men, women and children.
Carpetings, Straw-Mattings and OIL
OF latest styles and lowest prices.
Hardware, Glass md Nails.
Constantly hand and will be sold low.
Groceries,
Our stock of Groceries will be full choice well as.
sorted and sold at the lowest market prices Wholesale
and Retail.
We would respectfully call the attention of our old
customers and others fine stock arriving as
surfing them that terms and prices shall be
able as those of any other House in Burlington.
T. l.. C. B. PARSONS.
Burlington. April 49, 1s57-div
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
TIME subscribers, owners Of the Farmers Mill, give
i notice the farming community and all concerned,
that they grinding by the bushel all the grain
brought their AIi Of Third and Elm streets,
Burlington. KElsER CO.,
apr 15-wtf Successors to Broad Keiser.
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nv g lekses& - aanisssls "a,
iick( = ~ BseAsaas pesanss AVA speakers i,
skoj1 ia - 80 ~ vhtch
hey - ~ r - IssA aesss - Pes.osslly,
hAviss ~ sssisss u pssisrrncss, ~ caring
for ssshie BY. slice, .hsss sen.leaas, Who have
srees nesfof political wealth IN sAs suilibili-
y q - follower. tell them that ~ he noise
and = .,Ads By the aBlack Repablicansr and
Ab9litists" about bred scoss \ neeely be-
CAUSE ~ sapfems Court Fefused 70 sakneviedge
The equality and citizenship Of this ..nigger e
Patrick and HanI are made % believe chat the
Abokssssts have agsin besa defeated In their
sdofts y Place the rnagur on "a equality with
he Ishssn, the German, and the Anerican,
md 80 DIZZY Ar under an everlasting debt Of
gratieuds r ~ 6spesas Court and he Bschan
IN psssy fct airing them from contamination ~
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Chicago & Burlington r. r. Line.

Chicago & Burlington 3. E. Line.
NOTICE To Stock MeM.- On and after Mon
IN day. the 18th nst there will be three Stock Trains
week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday from Buri1ng.
ton to Chicago which have equal rights with passenger
trains going East Those having stock to skip vii,
please to give notice the day before shipping that
Cars may provided for them-aso get their stock
in good season. Stock Train leaves East Burng-
ton at $50 A. N. @ G HAMMOND,
jan 1I-w3m Gen'l Sup't BRR.
Gazette copy 3mw. DAVID REMICK,
Geni Agent & B B., Burlington, Iowa.
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