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Rach,s American Command

The Greatest Remedy in the World.
For the permanent cure of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs liberated and Sore Throat, Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com.
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities Fluor
Albus Tor Whites,) Canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles, Darrhea, Weak Stomach fact in any case of
Weakness. INFLAMMATION, or Impure
Use this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it.-Having used
your Bach's Amerc an Compound in q number Of the
above named cases, cheerfully recommend 1t as
the Best Medicine with which l am acquainted.
J. N. BETS, NJ D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. Y, August II, 1856.
We have huRdrcds of Certificates from Physicians
corroborating the above statement which pro-
dscc If necessary. See Backs Rect. Books and Cir
culdrs for Certificates
For sale by sQUIREs BLoss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to p v. R. Coventry 4 COY
Sole Proprietors, So Genesee st., Auburn, N. Y.
novl3-bply
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Dalley's lEaefsal rsaS xkaseer.

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DALLEYs6 AA@l0Ak PAIN X7ZAO3UA,4 ~
and notsg 49,, WIN sllay in1amatisa = esee, -
DlLLEYSNlGIuAL PAN kxzRAC1Oi
will the fclowng amenf Gzsae eAsaloess d a..
eases burns, scalds cuts ehefss soss aRles eern1v
bunione, bFsises, strains, 0es, poison, eh6lnns n
scrofu O. csss, fever fsasas - 49,, pes -
eyes, Eout sWenngS. Fheumattsn, eeal1 hsaA, eeA
rheun badness, erysipeias, Tngwofm, baEbere 49,
small DOE, measles, Tash ,etc, etc. fs @As4f4 80
70 soms il may appear nsFsdulous that - many -.
eases should be reached ~ arce such ileA vn
vanish when rensetIon points y Ne that the salv0
Is combination Of lngredisnts eaeh md sveyy oneee.
plying perfect antidote 70 ~ opposite disorder.
! D1LLEY,S NAGICAL PAIN EXzRACzDRf
ts effects - magical becanee the tins y - short ~
ween disease permanent cure; and u II 81.
tractor as II draws disease oot OF the affected paye.
leaving nature o. perfect before the injury. IL
scarcely necessary 70 say thae no house, wsTkAoD,
should be one moment without II.
No pain extractor IL Rensine uness The boz has ucsn
steel plate engraving, with the name Of Henry Das.
y, Manufacturer. #&8
For sale BY ali the Druggists and patent medicins
iersthroughsut the United states and Cena1ss.
septs-wIy @. y. CHACE,
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st. Louis, Friday 2. NJ. MAY %

~. AOuis, CEiuAy may ~.
Wheat-Market firm, with continued light re.
ceipts, and prices are quite full and demand
good for winter qualities. Other grades are
dull. Sales 800 bags fair to prime spring and
club from so to 64c ATS bags good fall al 7sa
soc; 543 bags prime fall at S5aS7 &c lOl choice
red at soc 400 bags choice Zimmerman at 9Oc:
lO2 bags prime white at soc, and 21S bags
choice white at 95a97c..
Corn-Demand is not active, but holders are
firm at quotations. Sales to-day include 2l5
bags mixed at 45a46c; 200 bags fair and damp
white, in lots, at 4sa5oc. and 100 bags choice
white at 55c, delivered.
Oats-Market firm under the influence of
light receipts. Sales to-day comprise "a bags
at Ale; 1900 bags, in lots, at 42a43c, in bags.
besides oiter lots reported.
Flour-We have nothing to report in CITY,
In country business is mostly of a retail eharac.
ter. Sales to-day comprise 80 bags at 81 SO.
255 bags, in lots, at 81 75al so; IS bbls super
fine at 50 % $50 bbls branded extra, on its
merits, at So so, and 100 bbls choice double ex-
ira at 81 10.
Rye-Sales of Sc sacks at soc, sacks return
ed.
Barley-Sale of 1911 sacks fair to good spring
at 45c per bushel.
Whisky-Rates to-day 200 bbls at l74c, cash
and 520 bbls, in lots, at lsc, part currency and
on time.
Potatoes-Market frmer, with small sales at
advanced prices, including Is bags good at
379c, and l4l bags Neshannocks and Pinkeyes
a, 40a4lc. in bags.
Hides-Green Salt reported to be selling at
5aa6; dry flint firm at l44c.
Naval Stores-Sales 60 bbls Spirits Turpen-
tine at SOC, and 800 bbls Rosin at So rs.
Beans-5S bags fair white were sold at Toe.
Shipstuf-20O bags classed as middlings sold
at Csc. in bags.
Pork-lO bbls. Mess were reprted at SIG so.
Bacon-Hoiders generally firm or limited
above buyers views and business is small IA
casks city sides sold on private terms, and cks
good country hams at 7c. clear sides and hams
are in good demand.
Lard-Round lots are held out of the market.
eceipts are small and market quiet; for small
Irregular lots is steady at 9talOac., as in quail
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New York MAJ Q

NcW AOTh. NAY "
The steamship Moses Taylor arrived here a
10 O'Clock this p. NJ, with California advices I,
the 7th OF May, and 81, SIG, 900 in specie, an,
20 passengers.
The Golden State # San Francisco on tn,
9th, but on the same p. M. broke her cepte,
shaft and returned,
The California news is unimportant.
The Legislature had adjourned.
New gold diggngs in the vicinity of Wake,
river had caused muchtalk.
| a. X. Mallory is appointed State Comptroller
The stage from Nevada TO Sacramento with
II 900 dollars in gold dust for Wells. Faro &
Co., was robbed.
The peoples ticket was elected in Sacramen,
to by several thousand majority over the Bucb.
anan ticket.
Col Fremont was welcomed to Mariposa nv
bonhres and cannon.
1t was rumored that the Indian tribes in
RUINS county are banded together to make war
on the whites.
A guano island containing over two millions
tons OF guano is said to have been discovered
on the track between the Sandwich aud Ladrope
Islands. Specimens were received at San Fran.
CISCO
Advices from Frazier River confirm the re-
cent accounts OF the extraordary richness of
.hs goio mines, and there is tremendous rush
, 80 Pas 70 VI tne DTitiSn possessions towards
the gold regions. The mines extend over a
great space OF country and reaching across
tho line into American Territory. A steamer
loaded with diggers had also sailed from San
Francisco
The pilot boa. Finery had returned to San
Francisco from Cape st. Lucas, Lower Calilor.
MA, where she had recovered the specie buried
there by the Captain of the brig Cornelia, when
he scuttled her.
The ship Seenabia, from Staka with ice. went
ashore on the Both April, at North Head, and
proved total loss.
There is nothing important from Oregon and
Washington Territories
The frigate Saranarie arrived at Panama on
the 7th of May.
Dates are received from Valparaiso to the
10th, and Calao to the 9th of April
Advices from Guatemala state that the cbol-
era was raging with great violence in various
parts of the Republic.
Advices from Nicaragua state that NJ. d. Belly.
French Agent, was negotiating for Transite
route, for which he says 6O,O0O,OoO francs
are already subscribed in France
The British steamer from Greytown reports
that on the 18th of April Col. Kinney made an
attempt to capture Greytown, he having hauled
down the Mosquito and hoisted the Nicaraeuan
flag, and taken the Mayor prisoner. The citi-
zens flew to arms, and also appealed to Capt.
Kennedy OF the jamestown for assistance As
sistance was granted. Kinney and his party
finally surrendered themselves to Capt Ken
dedy, and were sent to Aspinwall in the British
tcamer
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nm WEEKLY HAWKEYE

-. vaees paid 70 wagon masters ard team
!, The Utah Expedition, Is $50 month
I'd found
.,s.y., H..s,. = rA''.a''pai..
ch;u.msu, who were hung in AmAdos
-, Cal, for marder. cut OF their finger
'0 I'D then iaclesedin beautiful boxes, and
n'" ,.a with rare perfumes. for Transmission 70
: |. friends in the rowery Kingdom.
r.Arxrp.-The only son Of ex-hayor Mills,
-. s.lle. ILL.,, was drowned on the cath. He
~ ls years old
c,v.rnor willard b lying very lov at In
,..,ol.. With severe attack Of pneumonia
a.. .,reeg,ion Of the lungs. His recovery 10
very doubtful.
p.,,..n Won eight out d ten Of his simulta-
!. h;,d-fold games, as Davenport, last week.
=. r.m.ining two were won BY NJ. Putnam
- y, Kir.chel, members Of the Davenport
Nss Club.
c.,,r,xo CALVES IN THE srREErs.-Justice
, X.l Of Rensselaer, County, decided last
:. !, ,he case Of Peckham against Recorder
"a, those who carry calves through the
DDss A Troy must not bind them. This
-. '.:.0 an a subject 90 closely connected With
ae'', ..,,.r question may be of interest to
The ladies'.
o. W. York Courier and Enquirer speaks
~, @, Mr.. Seward for President in 1850.
=. netroi. Tribune responds for Michigan
= ' W. would have gladly cast her vote
y. S.vard in 1856, as We think she might
ior NJ 80 IN 1852. What may happen to
have uV ,Ae popular feeling between this and
eoso !. impossible to predict, but if the vote
i y Michigan could be taken next week the Ke'
Of nlen,s n.r,v would roll up majority Of sO,-
p pa9 y, William H. Seward"
r.. news in the new Methodist Church, in
~. ya,k, we're sold, on Tuesday last, for
49,. .nm This is sAid 10 BE- the hr't instance I
:. s.,ord in this country, Of the selling Of pews
e v.,Aoa;s. Church Il auction. .
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

Prepared by Cornelius Z. Cheesenan, M D., Nesc
York City.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
sult of long and extensive practice They are mild
In their operation and certain in correcting all rregu
aritie Painful emovng all
whether from cold or otherwise headache pain In the
side, palptaton Of the heart, disturbed Sleep which
arises from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they will brinr
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed in the of ether Pills. can place
the utmost confidence in Dr. Pills doing all
that they represent to do.
NOTICE.
they should not be used during Pregnancy, a. mis-.
carriage would certainly result thersfrotn.
Warranted purely vegetable and from anything inju
rious to life or health Explicit directions which should
be read, accompany each box. Price $780, Sent by
mall on enclosing 81 to DR.. CORNELIUS L. CnERsKMAs.
Box 1851, Post ONCE, New York City. Sold BY one
Druggist in every town in the United States
K. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
lto Chambers st., New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by SoUIREs 4 BLoss. Burlington. Isept3. bp1y
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~ NwHW have virtues which surpass In ex-
KKN cellence the ordinary medicines.
9f HSlkAAh and that they win unprecedented.
6-lNlly upon the esteem Of all men,
They are safe and pleasant to take but powerful to
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
activities Of the body, the distractions of its
organs, purify the blood, and expel disease. They
purge out the foul hlmers which breed and grow dis
temper, stimulate sluggish Or disordered into
their natural action, and impart healthy tone with
strength 70 the whole system Not only do they cure
the every day complaints of every body, also for
midable and dangerous diseases that have bafed the
best OF human skill, while they produce powerful eff
fects, they at the time, in diminished doses,
the safest and best physic that be employed
children. Being sugar coated they pleasant TO take
and being purely vegetable free from any risk Of
harm. Cures have been made which surpass belief
were they not subsantated by men of such exaek po
sition and character to forbid the suspicion
truth. Many eminent clergymen and physicians have
lent their 10 certify to the public the reliability
Of my remedies, while others have me the assur-
Of their conviction that Preparations conri-
butte Immensely to the relief OF my afflicted, suffering
elbow men.
The Agent below named pleased 10 furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for their
use, and certificates Of their cures OF the following
complaints:
Costiveness. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Drop.
sy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach,
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inactlon OF the Bowels
and Pain arising therefrom Flaulency, Loss OF Appe-
titc all Ucerous and Cufaneous Diseases which require
eyacuate Medicine, Scrofula Kings Evil. They also,
by purifying the blood and stimulating the system
complaints which it would not be supposed they
could REACH such Deafness Partial Blindness, Neu
raiga and Nervous Irritabiy, arrangements Of the
Liver and Kidneys, Gout and other kindred complaints
arising from low state OF the body distractions Of
Its functions.
DO not be put on by nnprinciped dealers with some
other pill they make more profit on. Ask for AYERs
PILLS, and take nothing else No other they give
you compares with this In Its intrinsic value or cnra-
tive powers. The sick want The best aid there
them, and they should have IL.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER Practical and Anaiyti.
cal Chemist Lowell Mass.
EE Price 70 Gus per Box. Five Boxes for u.
Sold at wholesale by H. H. Gay, Burlington, Marshall
.keDkuk j. III Go HaPn ard
Co., st. Louis, and by Agensin every town In the Uni-
ted States. IAprl-dwSm
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Philadelphia. May p

N, IHl1auVIpHIa May q.
The funeral Of Gen. Smith took place this P
~, and the display on the occasion by the LIST.
division OF militia under Gen. Cadwalader was
very imposing the Scott Legion had the left Of
the line; after them came detachment OF mar
mes and the Daqeens OF Pittsburgh. The DO.
dy guard consisted Of Commodore Geo. c. Read
and Capt. VIM. Mexican of the Navy; comets
y. J. Crane and G. II. Thomas Of the Army.
Mr. Thomas Dunt, Chas. Bidde and large
number OF citizens. The procession proceed d
to Laurel Hill, here the National Qua, d fred tho
usual salntes. The flags on the shipping were
displayed at half mast, and minute guns fred At
the Navy yard during the day.
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correspondence Of the Daily HaWk-E Eve,


1 O,tumwa, May %.
H. EDITOR Our community we're thrown
very considerable excitement last Monday
larport that gold had been discovered about
mile from the city, and although the precise
eaiiy was not made known, the news imme-
Is'ely stimulated numerous parties to engage
prospecting" in the numerous ravines
round US, and tin pans, spades and picks were
once IN requisi,ion. The result Of the wash
~ Of Monday were so satisfactory, gold Of
questioned purity, the genuine dust, having
va found In several places, in the shape Of
'asL gold, l think they call it, mixed with
''1a rock, and in small particles in fine black
4aa, Nat the excitement increased on Tues
~ aud Notwithstanding the rain which pre-
A4sa most Of the day, hundred men, per-
faps' were busy in most Of the rayines and
"'"es' diligently searching for the hidden
ssures, aud with results still more satisfac-
7! than the previous day. Numerous speci-
sa we're found, and exhibited TO admiring
iastonished crowds Of our citizens, the Gre
Y! Of many Of whom required such solid
ssnents. What this will result in cannot
a but ii would seem that here, almost in the
''.H Of our city, In every part Of our bluff
aVash which stream penetrates, and in all
V f.sines about Us there is gold, and perhaps
unaancs Of it. At oil events we have found
. % many different places, and some chunks
la'ss lone worth about $500 that we may
pes' 'aa' the diggings will be subjected TO
"'Sgn Investigation. II 10 capital time to
~ saser being everywhere abundant. We
- asa rain every day from the time "whence
W.! hardly runs to the contrary" Farmers
ss'ang behind with their work, and it is q
s''A! limo for agriculture. The Des Meines
-sAsf than at any time this season, and
yesterday the Clara Hiue run into the Ferry
iowaville, sunk the boat, killed two men
spor
"h nov expected that our County Judge
's'ss biz proclamation submitting the Rail.
= vote this week. From conversation with
-s'oas citizens Of the county recently, ! am
hopeful Of favorable result.
- western Stage Company have lost the
contract on this route. Mr.. d. N. Smith
: as year, and it d reported that hs will
= ne road. The old Company express .
,sa 70 run an opposition.
prospects Of Ottumwa this season are
! lug : good deal Of building l. going
'Ae several new branches Of business win
"a 1eneed anon. among them foundry
l. 1ls shop, . sash and blind factory,
L.. /. the time to invest in property
h, = nee arsI fcserding TO the times, very
~ease. gold dust thrown in.
DIES Nouns.
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FATAL AccrDENT.-We learn that Mr.. Allen,
one of the Oldest settlers in Chester, Illinois, and
Mayor of that town, was thrown out of his bug
gy on Thursday morning. aud killed instantly.
Mr.. Allen had been resident of Chester for
over thirty years, and was one of the principal
man Of the place.
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10000 Agents Wanted!
A GQ0n THIMGl

A MEDICINE that - mo- CheRtyy-
n CURES INFLAMMATION OR FEVER ONLYi
4. h. BOYLE 4 CO., OF Boonvis, Missouri,
are the Wholesale Agents for the States OF Missouri Ar
kansas, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota
Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico, for
Coggswell's Antiphlogistic Salt;
perfect substitute for Bleeding, Bliserng and Leech
ing, AMI will appoint town and county Agents lib
eral terms.
e. Prize % per box, by retan can be sent BY mall.
Address I. b. BOYLE CO.,
iunel wen Boonyilla. Mo.
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eB DR.. Halls Balsam for the Lungs and
Bakers Pain Panacea, in cases Of Bronchitis,
Group, and Asthma, are used in conjunction
with the bappiest effects One as an internal,
and the other as an external remedy. The &C.
ton Of the former is to -expel all corrupt mat
ter which lodges in the air passages, while the
latter, as a counter irritant, draws to the sur
face whatever inflammation exists, and thus, by
mutual assistance, the parts are healed as il by
magic. full supply always on hand and for
sale by dealers and agents everywhere.
See advertisement iunel div
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ACCIDENT AT THE BRIDGE.-We learn from the
Rock Island Argus that the Conewago, Hick-,
man, master, in coming through the draw on
last Sunday, was brought in contact with the
stone pier on her star board side, and with the
force Of the current was forced against the
draw-pier, which damaged her larboard side
considerably, and with some difficulty she pro-
eeeded on her way.
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o. We are pleased TO notice that Street
Commissioner Merritt has finished the sidewalk
p the south side Of Jefferson Street, go that
here is, nov, fine and continuous walk from
BE- levee to the top Of the hill, at the end of
y street. This is great Improvement. He
Pl soon begin the work on the north side of
L same street, from Fourth Street westward.
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NV WAY 70 SAVE rHE UEloS.-A southern
letter. writer, at Washington, after commenting
!, he British .ggrsssions in the Gulf, says: Il
= -, think Mr.. Buchanan would be very averss
!. ,oiDg to war al The present time-for from
vs,,I can learn, he has the melancholy fore
hodiu,, regarding the perpetuity of the Union,
IA N NAV believe that foreign war would
diver. our people from their intestine differ
.ncen Mr.. Buchanan evidently HAS the old
.onplsint 80 common among weak backed pol
hiciaps in q very malignant form.
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az As our yesterday afternoon telegraphic
report consisted solely OF puff and advertise
ment of the Baltimore and Ohio and Mississippi
Railroads, we concluded not to print unless the
Geographic lines reverse their order OF proceed
ure and make payment instead of demanding it
of us. This kind of imposition is too often prac-
ticed by the Agents of the associated press who
doubt less make well by it.
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CHICAGO. Saturday EVENING Nov 90

4
The market to day has been firm, opening At
Yesterdays figures, and closing at 64c on board
for Wheat.
Corn is in limited supply, and prices remain
firm, Notwithstanding the Eastern market shows
a heavier feeling.
Oats, Barley and Rye are firm.
Butter and Eggs in fair demand at unchanged
prices
Freights are not so firm, and goodly num-
Der of vessels are on the market. One charter
was made to-day at 81 cents, and two at cts,
for wheat to Buffalo; one charter at Sets for
wheat to Oswego.
We quote sales and nominal rates of TODAY
as follows -
Flour-The market remains unchanged. A
sale Of 400 bbls, "Centre Mills" at IS 40
we quote Extra Spring at Is OOaS so; Super.
hne at 81 75a3 90. Corn meal we quote at
$l5a16 for common, and $lSa2O for kiln.
dried.
Wheaton, Change, 6l4c, in store, was
freely offered, holders asking &c Sales were
made during the day of three cargoes at 64c:
$500 bushels at same figure and some lots at
63}c. Extra sold during the day at 6Sa64c, in
store.
Considerations remain unchanged, and
market firm; No. r. R., is worth 4sa4s1c;
No. at 45c one car load No. sold at 4Sc.
and two car loads No. at 45c.
Rye-Is in good demand; may be quoted nt
50a52c on track.
Barey-May be quoted at Soc for No. l and
3Oe for No. 2, with fair inquiry.
Provisions-Country Cut Shoulders bring 61a
&c Country Hams Ease; Mess Pork $l7als; Mess
Beef SLASH.
Lard-lOalO4c.
Tallow-9AalOc.
.Hides-Green 5la6c; Dry Flint l3aal4c.
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Shake and burnt shake and Burn
Shake md RurMy

This Ii the life Of agony endured BY the sufferer from
Fever and Ague. He wanders like uncertain shad
ow, knowing what moment he may be Frustrated,
and therefore d'sincned to give any serious attention
to business. He Is burden to himself and burden
his friends, who are worn out in administering his
wants. This is the condition Of thousands In and
country. I'll exaggeraton to say that Fever and
Ague kills people than any twenty other diseases
in America. For and speedy OF this
afiicton, take great pleasure in recommending DR.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, which have al
ready achieved wide reputation for rapid and power
full effects in renovatng the system Frustrated by this
disease.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally.
iune1-1m
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MARRiED.

On the 25th inst, the residence OF the brides
ther, In Augusta, Iowa, by the Rev. Father Knsey,
Capt. Is SUNDERLAND, Of Burlington, Iowa, to
Miss ROFENA, youngest daughter Of the late Jno. r.
RoG.
st. Louis papers please copy.
In Burlington, May 9th, by Rev. 8. Reynolds, Mr..
SAMUEL HARCLEROAD. Of Union Township, and Miss
MARY JANE JARVIS, Of Franklin,
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Regaaa SIENNA.
District Court Des Moines County.

PefeY SIENNA. \ Notice q Trial.
TOETER SIENNA Sir, yoa are hereby notified that
on the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1885, suit was COM
by Regana SIENNA, you In the District Court
Of Des Moines county State OF Iowa. for DIVORCE and
Tor thecustody Of your mutual child Jacob
OF wul absence for the space Of three years total
" abandoning herr the notice Of said court by the
proper officer returned to the April term Of said court
no found" whereupnn said court ordered that notice
be given you BY publication. Now therefore unless
you make defence TO said suil before the morn
Ing OF the second day the next term OF said court
he begun and holden In Burlington, Des Monss county,
Iowa on the fourth Monday Of July, A. D. 1865 the
prayer Of said petition will bs granted.
CHARLES b. DARWIN.
GEORGE y. DARWIN,
Plaintiffs Attye.
Publish weeks In Weekly Hawk Eye. DuFlinatonu
Iowa. 4. J.. MESSENGER,
iunsl Clerk District Ceurt.