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MARKETS.

BURLINarox, Monday pm.
Weather ceoi and rainy. River receainx aMt
sand bars beginning to made their appearance
Business brisk. Shipments Of stock continue
large.
SUGAR-Sl to 9}-crushsd, l22-renned,
III.
COFFEE-l2.
MOLASSEs BY the bbl., Plantation So
Sugar House z,a42-Belcher's, 45-kegs %, 90.
NAILS-Ats. 44,z5.
RICE-5}.
FRUIT-Rssins prime IS, 50-Apples, green.
4oca$l 90 per bush. Dry SIC per 10. Peaches,
none in market.
BR0OMS-sl, IS per dozen.
WHEAT-Spring, 40a7Oc. Fall 7Oa0O
FLOUR-$a, 25.-By the dray load, $500.
POTATOES-4oa50c per bush. scarce
CORN-33 cts.
OATS-4Oc--uonea arriving.
BUTTER-l21al6e.
EGGS-Sc.
ONlONS-5lc
CHICKENS Il. GOAL. 25 per dozen.
HOGS-S3 per hundred gross.
CATTLE-lta2.
HAY-Timothy, 6@S7 dull.
WOOD-$2 5Oa$2 IS.
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Trusteea' CAle.

WHEREAS, Joseph s. andcutt and Al X all
w his wife, by Deed OF Trust, dated june ST. s5s
conveyed unto John Thomp and sse u a !. ON,
Trustees, the Real Estate described the .orh hall
81 the Northwest quarter cs section fourteen tiI}
Township seventy one l1i), NcrA OF Range three t3l
West, containing so acres. to to William len
thePasmen; OF certain p ouissory " -aid late
for ak hundred aud forty dollars
cents and drawing ten Ter cent interest per i.tm
from date thereof and pa, able the st day Of octo
ber ISIS. dwAeres lt said has become de and
the owner of said note and by virtue OF The au afy
given in said Deed Of Trust, will proceed The
above described Real Estate at public The ngh.
est bidder for cash. the front door OF tie Court 4ss
in he city of Burlington, Des Moi County, on
Monday, the 18th day Of November nea between the
houss Of 10 A. NJ aad r. II. Of said day 10 satisfy
said note, interest and costs.
octl2-wtdt JOHN THOMPSON a,
IL
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The Great West is the promised lard in the eyes
Of millions, both in the old world and the new Its
fertile soil and magnificent opportunities for develop
men' are the great Of its But along
Its beautiful streams there turks malaria OF the mos
deadly influence, which is the great drawback of that
splendid REGION and must for many years to
come Emigrants and others who contemplate settle.
NEXT In that section, will do vel to provide themselves
with the only cure that has ye. been ,ound Efficient
speedy and certain: we mean DR.. J. HOeTETfER'S
CELEBRATED BlTTERs, VII CHI has snatehed hun
dreds from an untimely grave Their operation upon
the digestive organs is tslt to be benefcleu with
out being violent.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
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CHICAGO. Oct. is.

ChiceG 20, Oct To-
Flour In mod. rate request, but at inside prices.
The nrmness IN Wheat yesterday resulted in an adj
vance to-day OF 1Qg2c. Sales OF No. spring wheat
werS Chi. fly as6c in store, amounting II $50 bush
IN parcels At te close the market unsettled
ana small sales we're reported Ut SSh $685. holders
spring sold At 4ec in store 800 bush do 600
at 49, Active r guiry for red wheat; sales of
At ssGsSHc. Towards the close buyers advanced
their views to ssGs91c Sales Of No red chiefly 49,
Corn in god request, but not much Offering. 420O
hnsh OF air caral corn sold at nc afoat; 81 sh
No l in store 1T zoe, and 23o No 2 at 4sc; sales
in bags at bic Oh the trock and so to 53c delivered
Oats STEADY; sales of new No at S5c in store.
No Barley without improv. ment; sales $50 bush at
Coo in stores No do in better request 18Ue bush .c
10 store.
Rye steadv
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Fry Goods.

The demand for goods during the las. two
weeks has been steady, without great activity.
The city jobhers are busy, and many have
been rrplenisaing their stocks with the most
desirable goods. There have been greater pur
chsses made ty Western merchants, which has
been the feature of the week. French dress
silks are in good demand. az well as the best
styles of robes. Ribbons also, have been in
greater request in fall styles-red. purple and
blue, although prices are yet low. Wooden
goods are all in sup~rAbundAnt stock, with a
light demand and much heaviness in price
The importa,ions keep up, while there is no lack
of foreign coed whatever there may be of Gus
toners. The mpOrtations OF cotton goods are
compsratiyel, light, while those Of silks and
woolens are very large. For the month OF
September tn" value Of the sik fabrics imported
Was $2,677, 7Gt; that OF woolrns $l.9lo.2S2 ;
while that of cotton goods was only 1881, 692
In domestic GODS there has been considerable
movement, br, the week closed with diminished
activity. Cotton goods are less steady in price
Prints and dsiains sell readily. Desirable styles
and qualities of fancy cassimeres are sought
after and con mand good pricss, but others are
dull aud heavy. The supply is large. Business
rom this date will as usual decline rapidly IN.
7. Indepe ndent.
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ANOTHER VHEELBARRow MAN.-In 1919 or
so, some sprig of Young America left this
city for Califc mia, Transporting all his outfit in
a wheelbarrov. lie got through safe, and
made the trip in much quicker time than most
OF the OF trains.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Alexander o. Mo-
Grew, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, left this city for Pixies
Peak-solitary and alorc--taking his provi-
sions. blankets, pick and shovel, gun and am
nuntion in a wbeslbarrow; and We have not
the slightest fear but that he will be successful,
and make the trip in good time. When he left
Pittsburgh he had just five cents in money and
no outfit save what raiment he had upon his
back. conpany from that city had left
few days before him, and il was his intention TO
overtake them, and 90 in their company.
He, however, arrived here ahead Of the com.
pany, (thls party has not arrived yeti and beng
impatient to get off, made arrangements to
travel with company just ready to leave Wy
andotf. On The eve OF their departure, howey-
er, the sheriff called upon them to audit some
few financial vouchers he had in his possession,
which threw McGrew upon his resources again
Nothing daunted, he goes to Mr.. Geo. f.
Ptkin, hardv are dealer in this city, with whom
he had been acquainted for several years, and
from Mr.. Pltl in gets his ~heelbarrow and outfit,
bid his friends "good BY" and starts on his
pilgrimage OF over six hundred miles through
| an uninhabited country. Between this and
Wes;port, he was overtaken by our fellow cii-
gen, J. Z. Mccoy. Esq who was then Quitting
q party for the Peak, and admirng his zeal and
ambition offered him . place in his company,
free Of char e.
Nj. McGreS thanked him very heartily for his
preferred kin dnees, adding that he could not
consistently accept the offer, as he was In gr~a.
haste. and fa:ed that he might be delayed.
and perhaps caught in the snow, if he travelled
with oxen.
Strange ss it may seem, this 10 nevertheless
| true, and the young man is now trundling the
barrow, which contains the little burden Of his
earthly goods, over tn. great western plains. mere
thickly inhabited with Indians and buffalo than
with any repr. sentatives of civilization. Kan
sAs City Journal Of Commerce.
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The Werlk 0eaannanr.

The Urbans (ll.) Umios or The It'd uls.,
speaking Of she plot 70 food the central coun-
ties With imported Democratic voters, Gays:
Twsnty Of these voting machines we're
duuped At Pera, on Monday morning last,
and twenty mors came into West Urtana, on
tuesday morning. They made pretence that
sneir passags had been settled to Csn.Iaa,
and that they had been put Cd here against ;heir
VIII: This was mere hlarney. They knew the
market for which they had been booked, and
quietly put out int the country. There are
Douglas men who are conniving 1t this 6end-
lsh conspiracy to "rufianixe Illinois after the
Kansas model, and defeat Republicans ~ F. ?.
Blair, vas defeated in st. Louis. But We be-
lisve there are patriotic Democrats Who desire
shs ballot box to be guarded against such lawless
aeascration; and these are earnestly requested
% unite With the Republicans to prevent the
INFAMOUS swiudls which 10 contemplated, and
n process Of execution"
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Coon REASON FOR a vorr-Mr Gurlev, Re-
publican candidate for Congress in Cinc,nnati
vas formerly Uuivt rsallst Minister. One OF
his opponents vas trying to persuade an old
Methodist not to vote for him. DO you think
you are iurtherng the cause of relieiony" said
ne, by voting for . Unversalist, one who
does not believe in 9 help" eyes" was the
the old M-thodis,'s reply; "if by the time Mr..
Guriey has been in Congress q year, be does
not hnd ont there is hell, then don't under
stand the present administration. shall vote
for him."
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SUCCESS o. TIE STEAM PLouaH-The State
Board OF Agriculture Of Illinois, offered pre-
mum OF 10000 for steam plorgbs. II was ex-
peoted that three different inventions would be
exhin'ted and tested At the State Fair, but only
one was ON the ground. That was Fawke's To-
connective steam plough, from Lancaster, Penn
sylvania, which excited great interest among
the prairie farmers, and performed well. The
machine and apparatus, with fuel and water,
weighs only about seven tons, and by the use
Of drum or barrel-shaped driver, for propel
ling the locomotive, the difficulty Of mirine in
soft s"'l and slipping on hard. smooth ground,
IS overcome. The steam plough is easily man.
aged and IL described as . cross between TO-
connective and . tender, combining the essential
elements Of both, mounted on two guiding
wheels and huge roller The prairie ground
ON which It was tried, was baked "a hard near.
" ~ brick, but the engine turned six fur
rows side by eide, in the most workman
like manner. The excitement OF the crowd
Was oesond control, and their shouts and wild
hazxas echoed far over the praire.-Ph,ladel.
phia Leader.
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The London Times, in an able article on IN.
power of the Presa, says that the potency Of =
newspaper liee in the fact that it is q neus pa-
per, and net . sheet Of tales and essays like The
French journals.
The Public Press" says the Times "ha.
purchased its right to express its opinion by
the facilities which it has given every man 70
cypress his own" As to the favors which the
Press can confer, the Tine. says: "What is
the Red Eagle or the Legion OF Honor, to par
agraph of praise which is reported in hundreds
of daily, weekly and monthly sheets, and make,
some humble name a household word from
Cornwall to Shetland, in Toronto and Mel
bourne, in Calcutta and Hong Kong"
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RF
To the Ladies'.

Mrs. MARTIN returns thanks for past -
vi favors and would in FORM the Ladies Of Bur ~
sngton and the surrounding country that she 80
has just received her
FALL MILLENIRY GOODS
rom the hast The latest styles 81 Bonnets, Feae-s.
Flowers Bushes, and everything In the MILNE line.
Country Mlirers supplied Mt Wholesale prices
Old Velvet and Silk BoAnets neatly and FASH pabjy
made up Straw Boun.ts cleaned and pressed 10 iook
well Cioaks aud Dresses saxhionsbiy made
~ Patterns cut to ds the figure ct 70 cents
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A sad incident 10 related in San Francisco
paper. The remains of poor unfortunate man
we're found in tie woods, about three miles
above Nevada, by a party in search OF cattle
On examination a paper was found near by,
xhich lief, Lo doubt hat that be had committed
.uicide On one side was written "sfrychnine.
and also the word "poison." On the other side,
as it appears. he wrote the following -" have
found CA!iiorni. a hard country to live in, and
have chosen this lonely spot to die in. die by
nv own hands. and my name ever remains
mystery.n No name, or any thing that would
lead 10 IL, could be found. The paper was
dated Nay 18th. 1888. Who be 10 no one
knows. This is ono Of many of the poor un-
iortunates who die among the mountains With
out hand TO smooth their troubled br0ws. or
friend to whom to lisp dying farewell.
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lxo,Hrp IHplAH OurRAos.-The Indians On
IA river. 10 Minnesota, don't like Senator
!, Al Of Indiana, who recently went out there
-. party on buffalo hunt. They ordered
Il leave the buffalo regions. and on his re.
II to comply, hamstrung his horses. He has
a, hack 70 For: Abercrombis. to obtsin aid
s. the Government TO enable him TO massacre
\, great Indian staple Of life without further
.a..tiou from these poor wrstehss, who must
n through the Winter for want Of the buff
A, asst With which Senator Fitshs party 10
'ss,s the prairie wolves.
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SOMETHING AGAINST A RAINY DAY.-The
New York Herald says that Christina, the Queen
Dowager OF Spain, has agents in this country
who control the investment of two mil
lions of dollars here on her account. The
same paper states that most of the crowned
heads OF Europe are doing an active business
in the way OF investments in the United States
Louis Philippe had large possessions in our
Republic, and Louis Napoleon has sent from
three to five millions here to be invested by
his agents. 1t is said that the greatest opera
tors here are the petty princes of Germany,
whose investments in American securities
amount, it is believed, 10 fully fifty millions Of
dollars.
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Ars. z. q. Judson, THE giffed aud beauti-
fal wife Of the notorious = ed Buntline. N has
been found lying dangsrcusly III IL ! miserable
howell in Buffalo, utterly dsssitsse snd cloac.--
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woman IT marvellous loveliness
a raiirosd cor 60 fest long has been fitted up
icr . perambnsating dry goods store, and Is in
New York. 1t sha New Haven depot, laying in
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u TIE Marshal informs US that, complaints
being daily made to HIM Of shooting in the
streets Of the city, he wishes to remedy the
Pril - far as lie in his power. The habit has
etsne nuisance, as it no. only sndansers
property but the lives Of our citizens; charges
shot, from the guns Of careless sportsman,
II INTO private houses, every day, and none are
4. Is long rs the practice is allowed to go
r'essr.ned. The Marshal, therefore, requests
i persona Who Witness shooting within the
|sy TO report 10 him the nance Of the offenders,
Ms asill prosecute them according 10 law.
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AsoiHsa 0RgAr CoNEr CoMigo.-Donati's
''ns, a: its nst appearance wss supposed to
p Identified With The great comet Of Charles
L, which 10 "dus abou, this time" but is doss
pot answer the description, and The great comet
pay therefore BE- expected - appear at any
ionent. Il appeared il 1854 and in 1856,
nd displayed tail Of one hundred degrees in
fsagih. The present beautiful Genet 10 not
sransiancs to it. The astronomers differ in
sssi calculations Of its period. lts return was
pstie,sd in ls4s. Others have fixed the time
hlss, and others still in 1850. The truth is
hat he data are nss sufficiently ascsrtained TO
4 sasls Us 10 dx lis period within i've or six
'as And il may be considered due any time
tahappsars. The New York Commercial Ad-
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aap telescope for family use in these ccmesary
tnM. Il 10 said 10 cost but few shillings,
1d to b equal 10 Gallso's telescope, with
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DAlfLE WITH rms lxDiAHs.-Ths Fort Smith
f.k' 1ines Of the Ssh. sonsains letter from
.sa. Powell, dated Fort Arbuokle, Oct. I'd,
sng an account Of the battle Of the second
ss,;Asansos .: cavalry With the Camsachs In-
..s, ON the lss, 10 which Lieut.. Ven Camp
800 'ear men we're killed, and Major Van Da
sl Asd len men weuadsA. There we're forty
'aaaaehss killed.
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The New York Tammany committee was
thrown into great confusion, FRIDAY evening,
by the introduction Of resolutions 6ercely de-
nouncinv Douglas and supporting the Admin
istsation in its war upon him. They we're hur-
r,edv referred to . committee before there was
>ay chance Tor discussion, and 80 an open rup-
= was aveYtsd.
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE

1--WE understand that the notoriess Henry
~ Dean has been engaged BY Mr.. Douglas %
..n,.ss part Of the State Of Illinois. and that
:. !. !, present engaged in that labor Of love-:
80. love for the man. OF Of his principles. but
. ,he mans money. No fact could furnish
longer evidence Of the desperate etraits TO
-,;.b Douglas and his frisnda are reduced than
=. employ ~ man like Deaa. VIE 70
..,,bere regarded As . blaskgnard Of the
- ,,mi,iSated character, without prudence.
-. =, education, without honesty, asd With
-, Of the instincts Of . gentleman.
". advise our friends in Illinois 70 80 and
-. p..,. il they .hiak they need Strengthen.
: = i ,heir present faith. lfthsy wish to sse.
= 80, .be most coasamma'e. ransiag black
a ..d uoantebank 10 the Union. BY ell
g. l., them 60 .oyhear Dean. II they wish
:. hos low the Democratic leaders can
!. obtain an advocate and exponent Of
. s,' d,e.rin.., l.. them Be sure to hear Dean.
w W.. ,.,pe.k hearing for Dean. He gave the
.:.,,ng stroke 70 Claggst and Trimble. He
'u w. !. .ure 70 aid Douglas 10 the same way.
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Tpr GeKA- CaEss NArCN-MoKPRY Vlc1O'
kevs.-A despatch from New York states that
private Intelligence received from Paris An
lsuuces the close Of The chess match between
INsrphy and Earr~itz. The American was VIC
kOrosl The match WAS for the 6rst seven
gspa 1.-THE la.es: dates previously received,
lsrphy had won four, and Hsrrvisz two games.
H. playing was then postponed, on account OF
W illness OF Harrwitx. IL was Afterwards re-
|esed with the above resu.b. Harrwitz was
ng.rdsd As the best player in Europe. Horphy
nay, therefore, be called the best in the world
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VII. liz DIP IT, The Wing relates the fol-
loving incident Is having occurred at the last
term o! the Deliver County Court -
A man was convicted Of hog stealing, and
sentenced to the peniten.iary. We learn that
on being asked what he had to say why sen
,ence should not be passed upon him? This
worthy very coolly told the Court that che
killed tho hog in self defence aud ate him out
OF spite"
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A misery old ts.msr. .ho bad Lost one Of his
S.rda In the wids: Of hay making. remark.
- oS' 70 The sexton, 40 he ~.s filing up the sr.ve
=. ~, y !. = rad thing to lose mover, - time
m. tbis-but after eli, poor Tom wss great
eater"
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ssuylsr county, ILL.,. was visited BY dsstrus-
~ ssrm, on Thursday Of last week. Trees
=. .sIdings sers struck by the lightning, and
as belonging 70 Mr. VIM. Potts was set On
|, and totally destroyed. A son Of NJ. Akron
ZANE. living near Deddsvills, was riding from
f,la where he had been blowing, when the
Rsbtpn struck and mediasely killed him.
h. ho,se, we're also killed.