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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

The RArs.--Another person, lady, has died
from the effects of the poisoned water at the Ma.
tional Hotel, in Washington, the wife Of Mr.. Jay
L. Adams, of New York. A post mor.em exam
nation revealed shat the stomach had been par.
TALLY eaten away; the bowels manifested symp.
toms of violent Inflammation; the lungs were
congested, and the kidneys severely affected. y
These appearances indicate the presence and &C.
ton Of arsenic in the stomach.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

WEBSTER AMONG THE INDIANs.-Thc Buffa.
10 Commercial says: Er54. x $50 80 b.
Chief Webster is great high priest among
the Onondaga Indians. He is 66 years of age,
and is son of Squire Webster, from New Hamp-
shire, who settled among the Onondagas a long
time ago, married an Indian woman, and died
among ithem. He is relative of the great
American statesman of that name, and although
he has white father he is nevertheless an In.
dian in mind, manner and habit, affording liv4
ing illustration of how much the mind and asso.
Citations affect not only their physical but men.
tai Developments. Chief Webster is an excel.
lent orator. tl ~ .. .g..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

a chap who went to California poor, and sub.
sequentiy came back very rich, is now so ex.
traVagant that he skates on icecream. =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

Boston, March 18th.
Orders are received at the Charleston Navy
Yard to fit the razee Cumberland for sea imme.
diatelv -5& 81 ~ ,Es-'s z=F4t %
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

The Lroxs hrRRoR, recently destroyed by
fire, has again made its appearance in a new
dress and looking remarkably we'll We wish
the proprietors success worthy Of their enter
prise.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
THE STATE or IOWA

a.To the unknown heirs OF John s. Dunlap deceased
YOU are hereby notified that there Is now on 6le
i in the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of
the County of Des Mones Petition in Chancery OF
John Buttes claiming that conveyance be made 10
him OF Lot No. 634 A., in the city of Burlington In
said county, by decree OF this Court In some other
way so that his title to said Lot may be determined and
quieted And that unless you appear answ er there
to according to the rules OF said Court decree viii be
rendered thereon according TO the prayer Of said Pet
| ton, dated April 29th, 1856. JOHN LAHEE,
u, Sol. for Petitioner.
The above notice having been duly returned by tho
Sheriff Of said county, Defendants not found In his Bail
VICE. and In pursuance OF order OF said Court nj
the last term thereof said notice is hereby ordered for
publication according to law, In the Weekly Hawk Eve
Telegraph. A, j. MESsEN(3ER CierI
m .wduv ' ~'~'--
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

tI There is a maddog excitement at Daven
port just now, two or three rabid ANIMALS hav.
ing been killed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

APPorSrNRNrs.-Gov. Grimes has appointed
James F. Wilson, Esq, Of Fairfield, Assistant
Commissioner of the Des Moines River I'm
proyement. J. Butler, Esq, of Muscatine, has
also been appointed Agent to settle up affairs
of late Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and take proper security of those to whom the
school fund has been loaned, or prosecute the
claims before the courts
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

p.,.a Az q, - nmon the 18th inst, by Rev. W.
SANTA IA fkEsE, all Des Moines County Ao''
On the 18th inst, by the same. Mr. sArT,p, ,.,
conn sna MSS BARBARA A. BURK, all Of Dea Nome
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

PuStic RoAD N NEsaAsKA.-An oct was
pssssd By the Last Consrsss appropriAting the
sun Of 10000 for the construction Of . road
from tbs Platte River va the Omaha Reserve
and Dahkosa City to the Running Water River
In the Territory Of Nebraska; said road TO be
Constructed under the direction Of the Secretary
Of the Interior.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

i Is rumored that D. G. McCallum, late Sup
perintendent Of the New York and Erie Rail.
road, has been offered, and viii accept the posi-.
eon ofsuperintendent Of the Illinois Central
Railroad.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

THE OVERLAND MAIL RoUTE.-It seems that
the overland mail route between the Mississippi
riyersand California will be placed further south
than had been supposed, if the Galveston civ
ilian has been rightly informed: oal Va 7a,aea
Captain Black with others, is about to take
the contract for carrying the mail to California
overland in twenty three days. The company
to have 100000 per annum for eight years,
and one section Of land for every ten miles of
road. They are required to start fIom some
point on the Mississippi river, and will run
through large portion of Texas. .r
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

THs New Orleans Crescent noficcs large and
Increasing shipments Of cotton from that port
direct 70 Continental Europe, a. proof Of .
growing disposition 70 throw Oh the dependence
on Liverpool. Several large shipments have re-
Gently bcsn made from New Orleans 10 81. Pc
Ssrsburg. se
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

sES4EscED.-Alfred Countryman, tried for
the murder Of John W. Taylor, at. Rockford, n.
linois, has been sentenced to be hung on the
9ffb insf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

~ New York, March 81.
Six P. Mo news worth telegraphing. The
steamer Africa is now IA days out, and fully due
No signs of her as yet from Sandy Hook.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

RkoisrEsED Lrrrsss.- Oastiox! Subscribers
making rcmttances to this Office, are respectfully
requested not to. have their fthe
do, We cannot consent to take the risk of their.
safe conveyance, - in our sxpsriance, regis
tered letters are the most generally lost, NO
Satisfaction 10 given BY the Post-OiRce Depart
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
From the New York Tribune.l
The P0rtizan DecisfOn.
The New York Journal of Commerce rebuked 6y
The TRIBUNE

| Tho s,nr.n,a con,. - a., c.
made a at,acL nnon INV it'll o,a;e. osases , na
liberties and wa arc Told hn Az. aau ,esa
ers that VIC nms, s.hn,;. ,y;,ha aues anu aruck
They seem en,;ralv ~ forrot .bst :. han nnus
been the habit Off Ansln no" =. n.,S
esce in wrong con,e frns, h.. ne ~ aoqul
The ,eacbinos of historv ora ,ost pnon s,,ah
Rnt those Who rensmhar .ha, -, ~ su S." n,e
which 10 on;ov No. hasn .naI "a d" W. leeool
mower and oniv after v;oornrs stru@aIaa u ~. ~
crowns5 :. snais snd ,,p;,. ua VIZ s,
themselves continnallv recnrr;no 10 tho ,r mo,
events of tho n.at md 70 ,ho noS,o ~ 49, %
onr .noas,ors W. W. snnnose ,b.. .Aapies VI
,honsa nJs of ;nd;rnart f..anas :.an0s uPou
the lact wool recsjIed .b.t n,orno.ati, .u;.I =
the English Cont of E1cbeoner wh.n Ioh -,
Hsmnden made What tho conr,;a,s n.,1.J I'm a.
rr;sor,hIo s,;. .ohon, tvon.u 49,. ,t:m: q
chin mon.vn Thav bava r,h..od 49, -: ~
inc ven.l;tv of /, ma;orty of ,h. -, s'.u Is
fonnd in the mnstv nedantrv or NJ, a- 1870, "no
81, ,ho vhola..lo .ohho-;o. of.ha ~ M
hava rememhared that tben .s ,,,ar lucy
oon. ooo.s;o,, .hara go ;a,.: n.o'e re,
o;ren and tb., Will, Tho 70. e,. 1pm HI.is
ins,;cs Finch inst 40 s,syer, hss uam III o.lel
Chief Jnstica fancy Hsmnjon so .o Guu,a
and Hn,ton ;net "a Eroodop, ~. .as. s oooAe
McI.aan nd y Curt;s Thon . uas nov louno q
tho ;ni;,,n ,on nc ~, J1n;c, s 'em =.
a. hos I.nd ,hst uase,s VI tue peri,
III. an, Tsmnaan shan,ahe p.a'e, uecared
:" ~, .;rh. -;,pS h".. u =. Wnlppea nome IN
s.r as asesn;,a ~. aa,s e.'"ortu was also IN
Nv y. .,yins sae nassenauon ana they have
.hs WIN CERTAIN grim satisfaction
as ~ sp..e ~ .ne 1eelson tue hings moneys
t ,ns W lAuu cahe IN great deal more
Slowly 'hah 1ney aiu IN former years, and that
!" very cohs'ueraoie sum.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

DROWNED CATrLE--NEw YORK BEEF.-We
find the following delicious item in the New
York Times, of 10th:
That CHEAP SALT BEEr.-Our city ofial con.
tractor made proposals last week to the Albany
Board of Health to remove, free of expense to
them, all the animals destroyed by the late food.
But he was too late. The authorities had or
dered all they could seize to be burned. They
found lot-some three or four hundred head
of the drowned cattle-at the slaughter house
of Sennings 4 White, ofthat city, cut up, sailed
and packed down ready for market. This was
all destroyed. Some, however, was shipped to
New York. Look out for it. 80 s5
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Correspondence of the N. Y. Herald.
WaNhingl0N INfellicenca.

Correspondence Of the N. Y. Herald.
washington intelligence.
Gov. GEARYs RESIGNATION CoNFrRMED-RUSH
OF OFFICE SEEKERS UPON TIE PREs1DENT. &c.
Washington, March Is.
The President received late last evening q
telegraphic dispatch from Gov. Geary, dated St.
Louis, informing him that he had resigned the
Governorship of Kansas, to take effect the last
OF this month He does not state the reasons
which have induced him to pursue this course,
but the President is perfectly aware what they
are. He has encountered difficulties and en-
barrassments ever since he had the row with
Judge Lecompte, and he asked General Pierce
to remove him. He promised to do it, bat new
or did; at least Gov. Geary performs all the
functions of his Office in that Territory. Gov.
Geary will be here in few days, when the adj
ministration will urge upon him to change his
mind and go back; and if he desires it Lee
compile and every other offiee-holder in the Ter
ritory who has thrown any embarrassment in
the way will be removed.
Mr.. Buchanan has declared that he will make
no political removals, but that, unless in very
urgent cases, he will not re-commission any one
after his commission expires.
distinguished Pennsylvania of6ce-holder
was presented to Mr.. Buchanan yesterday by
several prominent Democratic friends with
request that he should be reappointed. The re
ply WAS eulpudtic, ttht the NOrSu huu " cet uc.
mand rotation in Office, and that would be the
rule of action. In the South it was different
This was poser. sf
Major Ben Mccullough, Of Texas has been
rendered the Governorship of Utah, but de-
clines.
There has been no determination yet Ms to
who shall be Assistant Secretary of State. For
the present, General Thomas will continue to
hold the position, but it is Intended TO fill it
ultimately in different quarter, not yet named.
The foreign appointments will not come up
probably for month, as it is intended first to
dispose of the domestic Offices
It's not true that Elisha Whittlesey resigned.
So he informs US.
Gen. Cass is busy overhauling the Dallas Clar-
enden treaty, with it's amendments The Cabi-
net viii decide next week what course they will
pursue with reference to it. II they conclude
to send it to England it will have to be there BY
the last of April, as the six months will have eI
pired, which is the time for exchanging ratifi-
cations. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

GYM. johnson, Grocer and Provision deal
or, Washington It,, near the old Market House.
has some excellent butter, a We judge from q
sample examined.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

POPULATION OF ProRIA.-A census just com.
pleted BY Mr.. Drown, shows the population Of
Peoria to be $1,000. Seven years ago the num-
Der was but 5000.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

EraRus Hurd Esq, vcn known smonr rail.
road men, died in Galesburg on the lssh.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

IMPORTANT MovEMsNr.-The recent decision
of the Supreme Court of the United States, by
which it is settled that "Hre" is not one of the
"perils of navigation" unless expressly stated in
the bills Of lading of steam and other vessels,
has induced an important movement on the
part Of masters and owners of freighting yes
sells. At meeting held at the Exchange Rooms
on Friday last, it was resolved to add fire" to
the exceptions usually contained in bills of lad.
ing; and that no bills Of lading be signed by the
officers Of tic boats not containing the clause,
changers of navigation and fire only excepted
The full proceedings are published in another
column. 1t is supposed that the interest in 9TH
or cities will follow up this movement, and yer,
soon it will be aequiesced In as a very reason
able exception in all contracts of this kind
EMo. Republican.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

We do not know how far toad.eating and
sycophancy can 60 in this model Republic, but
We appear to be in a fair way TO find out. The
Jenkins OF Punch seems to have been Withdrawn
from his London labors and to have been es-
pecially employed by sundry journals in this
country to ''do" the Inauguration plastering
and putting. The picture newspapers have been
particularly busy. We have had not only Mr..
Buchanans views, but also views Of Mr.. Buchan-
an in almost every position Of which the hui
man form is capable. We have had "Mr. Blu
chanan getting into his COACH" followed by
"Mr. Buchanan getting ont of his coach; - we
had him Sin his bedroom" sin his library"
sin his parlor, !" 'leaving Wheatland," .enter-
ing Washington" "wating for the cars" ''in
the cars, shaking hands, ..bidding adieu,"'
taking the oath, !" and taking dinner" More.
over we have had elaborate dcineations of his
dog, his cane, his letter-stamp, his ink-stand,
and his buggy-wagon., We have had everything
now, we believe, save his boots and his hat
We are fast improving upon the tame simplicity
Of our fathers, and if things are to go on at
this rate, Washington will soon rival Windsor
or the Tuilleries in all the fol.de-rol of turnkey
isEl. John Tylers John Jones has always been
our model in this department Of human nom
sense, but we must admit that Jones has been
fairly out-Jonesed, and that the fame of The
Mddasonidn has been entirely eclipsed by mod
ern scribblers.-fN. Y. Tribune. ll,s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

nois awarded 1t the trs, premium and d,no, ~ u,.
isearried and used As represented 10 the epravnr
cane or walking stick, requiring delay or sd,,s
molion or Efforts, consequently does no. soon t,r Y
sdaptel TO all kinds OF soil n well prepared III. ...
adjusted to plant at any desired depsh, and TO d,an
requisite number OF seeds In hin. The me,kea ~
which the seed Is planted by this Planter new ana h
believed possesses advantages every other mt
only In facility OF USE but in Fastening EcYinatiep
The seed forced by pressure oblauey IRON the sur
the Immediate absorption Of moisture BY bringing Il na
close contact with the soil under and around g. wh,,
the earth falling loosely over, the comns
up and growth Of the blade II will than pay n,
itselffor common garden. No farmer Afford 10 4.
without It, and no farmer who has not can eompsts
with his neighbor Who has. f'e
Ross wHrrrLs and KEITH, Rosrxsos Co., Agents,
Burlington. s"t
- Persons wishing to purchase Planters or Cann,
Rights, act Agents. can address us At Buriinssy
p, o. (noy,iQ-Smv.-) GOODAIY a uIS~a.ou
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

NOTICE !. hereby .given that have ~. A.
~ zen spponsed Administr.tor Of tn ess..s ~
asyng claims aGainst said estate are nosis.S -
II. .nT 4. ~ psynsns dny suthensiealed y
mediate payment. InUI - e 1eke H.
Admibis0ystsr
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

:, DlED-In this City yesterday m,,n,,. ~. ,,.,,
Z. ROTHARMAL Ai'rning, Miss NARY
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

NOTICE is hereby given that the last win and
~ Testament OF John Degarmo was read in open
Court, the I'd day of March, 1851 and that the ir
mar 4-4twf. W = CONRAD,
s-..... Acting County Judge.
NOTICE is hereby given that the last win and
~ Testament Of Joseph Hus was read Ia open Court
the I'd day of March, 1851 and that the st Monday
in April Is set for hearing proof of the zane.
mar 4-itw. W CONRAD,
-."-a-a.--. Acting Conntv Jpdvs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

1We noticed several car loads Of stock
hogs came in from the West Thursday evening,
aud large drove going over the river yester-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

A woman named Mrs. Hesrte has been con.
Ansd in the jail Hamilton, O. W., for debt over
aayen wears. Fs va
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Ii u 10 LIN q r. q n
4. III. DAIKoPV. pr,,.,,.I

- 49, n
L. III. DALKOFF, Principal.
=. Terms-For unlimited course In Double Entry.
Mstcantle BOOK keeping, Penmanshp, Commercial
$780, go" o','''p'"ue"ee' @e'' e~'
The course OF Instruction is the most
sught, and is SO completely reduced r. praetce 80 p
NET every possible contingency In business.
fenma ,nship-Taught in the latss. rbd ,,,
approved pr incipies. anu '''S'
C0mme rcias Law F4sciurets.lpIl i b, z,vsr
~ M u Ben Darwin, or the ATTEST a., -
burlington Bar on subjects ncoessSIy fJr ,~rFy ba...
man 70 DC cqualntei with
q. An Els CANT Dipl0,uss--tHaer The sssl q La
o's.e Coef Of Pennsylvania rde 20 ali grsastst
Send for Circular by mail. t.b Is-wy, ..
FLAX SEED TO SOW.
A6mEhS wishing to Procure Fss Seed 10 sov
4. can get a fine article ihs CRY orr HILL
WIuout charge, BY giving rsosIp e reiurn She
amount when the crop is harvested and giving the
ket price. sSaE
MN on Pleasant street, opposite seancs Dense's'
b mar 11-2mw
T>O PERSONS Having sxosses EstYay.
The undersigned has established in Burlington a.
All times give prompt attention to any cases Of the kind
which may be committed to him. He has now the Do :.
eruption Of some seventy6ye or eighty estrsya vte
ave been taken up In Dcs Moines Henry and II conn.
ties Persons at distance ther eSere who he borses
earayed, by sending descriptions and mali M. ,pplca.
on 70 the undersigned, may thems> ives bob time
nd money and at the time be sur Of reeoyerIse
aisIlost property. Charges moders,e - :.
( toctSsSH Addre~ JOHN KELLY.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

The Bellevills Advocate Of the 18th states that
two PERSONS man and boy-were drowned on
the 7th inst in Lake Grand Aarias, while hunt
Ing ducks. The name Of the man is not known.
The boy was named Hacket.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

Two DArifn efoprsp.-Ths lows City Re.
1sbtsssa and the Exporter Of same city have
ssassd - psblish daily editions. An experience
q nlss nenths each convinced them that Il was
lssiss bssissss, and IKE sensible men the pro.
psisssss have gone back 70 wesklies.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

Cd The Editor Of the Davenport: News thus
eloqnently discourses Of the failure of the Fa.
ther of Waters to "disgorge" at that point. AT.
ter this admonition there must soon be a move
ment of the ice
Strange indeed it is that the mighty Mississip-
pi, whose head rests in the glaciers ofthe frozen
North, whose foot reaches to the orange groves
Of the sunny South, whose body Is bedded npon
should submit to DO shackled longer by the ig-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

NEW SASH, boob AND BLlNDFaIr-
4NlIORNs Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite Az ~
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the OH Mn Rurii,,, ose
Iowa. Alicommcn work constantly on hand .r ~
dsrs ~ mail or promptly attended - VI
nov. 3S.w. URIAH rnSru
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AHAia Ka,sfYtov o. Msanocra Ruy,rAx,su

AFAia kassfsfer ~ MssDscns kSySrAxisn.-
he Bogus LsgisiAssrs u KAasas declare shas
- new Constellation, - b formed BY . packed
cenvsstioa II Pseassvssy nsa, shall not be
ssbnitssd . ~ ssep,s for ratification. This b
~ mon isfsses pssviioa ever attempted %
- fssssd spes ~ psepis Of sseailed free
sssntry. Il d The ass. cass 10 which sash an
sdsrt hes bsen mads % cram dsspssisa down
~ threats ofths psopls. Tbsrs can - no suhsi-
1sacs q the agitstiss - ~ assssy 4ssstion,
- lsas - sush inssrnai isghlasoa y Attempted
h Tsssiaesy ~ ~ Unisa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

Miss Lane, the niece of Mr.. Buchanan, who is
accredited as the controlling force in the inter.
nal arrangements Of the White House, is rather
below the medium height, but has a fne figure.
and = Of that blonde Saxon type of beauty so
familiar to Christendom since the multiphcations
OF queen Victoria. She wore At the Inaugural
Ball white dress trimmed with artificial flowers
similar to those which ornamented her hair. and
clasping her throat Was necklace Of many
strands of seed pearls. :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

II OST.--0n the Louisa County Plank Road. be,v..,
IL the second and third gate Pocket Book contaiu.sS
about nine dollars In bills and some silver ehane.
note Josiah Lucky for SlsaOo and soms other nrs
portant papers. The nnder win be suitably rewarded h.
leaving the Pocket Book at this Office with the Pa
Master at KoSsuth. JAMES O. RANEtv
mar 1R-ofwe = -'--''AAsN.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

- "a The people of New Orleans are just nov
enjoying the luxury of green peas. New corr
in that vicinity is q foot high
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Chicago & Rnrlinetnn ri RI "a.

NyNsC"<2U " Ou IIS VOU Is. Is. IlUe
yIACE y stock Mcn.-On and after Nan.
the 18th inst, there will be three soci
seek, Monday, Wednesday and Friday from puriinS.
Gnsago Which have equal rights With passenger
Mem so.ns sas Inoe having stock to ship vin
may pc provided for themslso to Eet their .tocs
over 10 goed season. Stock Train leaves fast n.,rS
IN T. - 10Y a. u. G HAMMOND, -
81 y.n is-wom GenT 6upt q q D RR.
Jsseste copy omv. DAVID REuICK.
Gen'l Agent O 4 Z. r., Burtngtsu ISva -
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Atty for Petitioner.
Publish FIVE weeks successfully in the weekly Hawk
Eye Telegraph. A. J. MESSENGER, Clerk D. O.. rs
feb 2n-Swfs - ~ - "