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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

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lied, - thas hs can app6iat ikossu s,1As6s bid
easoaliay In regard = sAas Territory.
~ 80 aygpoNnisess Of Ceagrsss oacs
= ae "a esof The President hls
lnessassd, y decreasing, and ought % b dinin.
heed.s ~ Il
= ny lass lssssr AeAyen Stated that Gen.
ehislds. Senator Sgsct fro1 lfi.aesosa, vas 70
% admitted - His ssak Ne having promised 70 |
- for the e1nissioa of Kansas nndse lie L.. /
ee1ptea Ooaeelosisa. ! sateA tbs On The aa-
tssty q 11noe. Inous hoWeves, have great
Asssoin saying. that THE U1ea mistake. hs |
AMeG sealed Y ovee bio ssnGt1eo d . letter TO L
- ~ Yssk L!bese. Ian hatpg 70 have is
z y Aks this 's1ansads." which I
etuAt tgasess, ae1 Neln enly cay fur
lAef = this suhject thAt - - onnant 0snssal
~ biz ssat1n the SENATE BY The vote b gave
- Kansas whsn he reprs0sated Illlnois IL thae
body, b edsat By this sims - know ~ sssts-
meats Of the great North West In regard TO L,
his Ubiquitous measure that . vote given By
linn now for LecomptoA would b the last bluv
~ The last nail in his2polisical colan. II
The rsssnt lstter Of Henry Clay Dean te .
)ubuqus paper has attracted some neeies here.
y Tie Reverend Gentleman y % de~s On L.
COMPTON b had better come right over 70 The
god cause q once. He proves conclusivsly
hat Iowa has bsen loss 70 The Democracy byI
be Niger question. and y = aid that Gen.
Zones . 90 'dsstisA sssd that he sweao that !.
II. Dean ''shall never again have the honor oil .
rsparing another speech for him"
NJ. Critteaden made most earnest appeal
or Gen. Shields. but the Senate in order 70 4
tavs the matter Oh referred the Minnesota case :
a. the Tomb Of the CapUleta," alias the Judi.
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HoAnssunss cured ~ "BHovA's DsoHcHIAL Tsocnn.'
Of Cough Lossngss, which are sold By Al Drnggises
marchkdwlW
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St. Louis, Friday RvsninR, March 5.

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d.v N xo1 'hes. $3.50 ..nc- ~ ~. .;.~d
white q 3oc. IA sDO ~ neira IN. - a.
deliyered-an Ii rood s.cond hand ..nd me-
Runnise, i. 81 Fs.' 80
Oats-Narket 6rmer. but inactive. Sale. H.
cluds lOs5 hass oaoi and nr;me n lots = y.
sec ne-t dol;ys-ei 4, ..c,f j. 4, a. = g.
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Bach's American Compound.

Bach's American Compound.
The Greatest Remedy In she world.
For the permanent Of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat ecfeuia,
Salt RAeun, Brenchitis, Dyspepda, Ill Nervous Com
plants, Female weakness and Irregularities. 1iuer
Albus Tor Whitss,) Canksr and nsrsing sore mouth,
Plea, Diarrhoa Weak Stomach, In fact in any case Of
weakness. InflAmatiOns Or Impure
Use this Remedy.
Physicians use and recommend it.-Having used
your Bach's American Compound In . number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfully recommend It -
the Best Medicine with which ! am acquainted.
J. N. Belts, n. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county. N. T., August 81, 1856.
We haye hundreds Of Certificates from Physicians,
sorrobcrating the above statement which pro-
duce II necessary. Sec Bachs Rect. Rooks and Orr
sslars for Certificates. A8
For sale BY sQUIREs BLOSs, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
O. COVENTRY & CO.,
Successors to p. v. r. Coventry 4 Coz
Sole Proprietors, So Gensses st., Auburn, N. Z.
nov19-bply
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKEsS
9 . . r . Q d r e mn n lie Pills.
Prepared from q prescription Of Sir !. Clarke, n.
PhystGjan Extraordinary to the Queen.
hisinvaluabe medicine is unfaiing in the Of al
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
male constitution il subject. 1t moderates all excess
and removes obstructions and q speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL peculiarly suited. It WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price Ore Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent countsrfsits.
CAUTION.
These Pusakould not be taken BIZ emGlss d,rin0 sAS
FIRST THREE AON7HS Of Pregnancy az they are
sure to bring Mscdriage, OSt at any other time
they are sGfs.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Anectiens Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron Papta.
Ito, Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills viii
effect when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron Gallo.
mel anthony any thing hurtful to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES.
i(Late /. O. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, ~.
N. B.-e1, 90 and 8 postage stamps enclosed to any
AUTHORISED Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by
turn mail For sale by
dee 1s-d WY. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington. Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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Is 70 b. ener0noed ii $50 ~ &c.
$500.
aaeA sans Wa spsne Y remembering .
vose On ne sppraisemess OIL, which vac aRa
{ and nnally lce<. The nembess Who were
I easar "a the a.,,v c.,t ~ ~. ...sor e.. 81;
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Ancss. no sueh bills will b likely to pass |
] both HouDee. n I'D s. te.4
I'm 4, Il. -. e;e.,...e - a.h,., Co.;
a.- :. -, :, I. s'..'' 0''''.
= 800 90 VOsusy Atsssussss eFs ese
"a, ana their duties transferred to the Sam
vas passed
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~, $3.50 ~. -,
look, hsfgoAnt = Downey, The Auditor Il
forms ne, have taken al The State Bonds. unde
tha eos for i,,u,n~ Aann On ~. n
= -sss~
A young lady inWare. N. H.. improvsd n
nec..;o. AZ v.l.r.;..,. n. =. $3.50. 3
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4Ay the mother Of the offended damsol waylait
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''oS''SA: -------------
indianapolis, March 4,
The Republican State Convention made thu
| 1Ou0WlnG somnauons OF state Omcers thu
s'ssrooon
=, sseaess o. u the supreme Court-Horace 2,
D. 0siswold. -
| Attorney General-W. T. Otto.
State Treasurer-Jne. h Harper.
Auditor LANCE.
Secretary of State-W. A. Peela.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.-Johp
Young.
The proceedings Of the Convention were
harmonious and the nominations unanimously
The following principles and resolutions were
adopted -
That our national government ought to be
% administered - 70 promote harmony be-
tween diherent sections Of our country, secure
the affections OF the people Of the United
States, and command the respect Of the nations
81 the earth.
That the people of Territory, when they
come ito form Constitution, preparatory to
admission into the Union - State, have the
right to adopt such Constitution, being Re-
publican in form, a. may be acceptable unto
themselves, and no State ought to be received
into the Union before the Constitution thereof
has been fully and fairly submitted to the peo-
PIE tof adoptlon or rejection; the attempt now
being made BY the present Administration, to
force upon Kansas the Lecompton Constitution.
50 gross outrage upon the people Of that
TERRITORY, and calculated to disturb the peace
and harmony OF the country; that freedom ID
national. slevery sectional; that We disclaim
tho right to interfere with slavery in the States
where 1t now exists under State sovereignty,
out oppose extension into new territory; that
Jeaee y. bright ana Graham n. Fitch are not
me r'g9siol representatives, OF this State in the
Uhlec0 STATES senate, ana ought TO De lmme-
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A yoang lady inWars, N. b., improved he
eecasioa Of Valsntine's Day By sending a In
sulting spistas 70 rival female friend. Next
Day She mother Of the offended damssl waylsid
he sender, and beat her unmercifaly with
hronmafink
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

FOR SALE.
I'M nm Osier Basket Willow Cuttings Of
1VUeVVUAb best sorts cut II inches. ~ per 900
6OO,OOO Apple TRAITS Of best hardy kinds Price q
to 9l5 per 1000
$4,000 email Apple Seedlings. 81 per 1000.
10000 Osage Orange Plants, year old. Price %
to o. per l 900.
Terms Cash. HENRY AVERY. t
Burlington, Lows, March ], 1S5S-dwlms
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Foreign Imports - Nav York for the week
and aimee Jan. Il: st
80 $3.50 lagA 1857. q 1855.
DYy Goods d ,S5Ale9 o. ,266. ~ u, 20
0cnerai Msrchandise. 1S66b60 09So1E 90 -
Teeal a. - v,ek. es1l9Tls Is bO5 rs o9,tl1s474
Previousy reported 9aSS6S64 ~ ,oss,iSf i4Dss.sVS
Since Jan. o7S ,lOe SIC 1900, ID 9lsye1.V!1
Exports, exclusive Of specie, from New York
to foreign ports for the week and since Jan. !:
g 1seA 1851 1853
Total fbF ths week, e1 8l8 9l8 o1.ss90 ~ 1o:4s1a5
Pssvieusly reported, S,17s.oas 5,4is,Ssa 1lSs ~
Since Jan. I, e9,493,506 eoNN SIS cS.pa5 -
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Stockholders Meeting.
RAILROAD LINE.

New stage Route Eroan Pacific
7As 1srmjass " ~ Darlington and NIssourt Riser
s#gs@H #94 Rd61rO00.
70 OCEOLA, CLARK CO., IOWA--TRI.WkEKLY.
DAssIN0ERs going East, leave Pacific City, Mon.
arrive at Oceoa Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
g r. NJ, and there connect With The WESTERN
STAGE COMPAhY'e lines 70 III points East, making
the "trip 70 BurlnGton In four days.
Passengers going West, leave Ocsola Mondays,
Weanesdays and Fridays, at 4. ~, and arrive Of
Pacific City, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
r. ~, connecting there with coaches and hacks u
Council MuGs md Sioux City, Iowa, Omaha, Florence,
Bellevue. P1attamouth and NebraakA City, Nebraska
Territory, and b. Josephs, Mssour being che shortest
cheapest aAA best seuss % Ill peintsin Western Iowa.
NebrnskA AAd KAnaAs. -t,3 4s ~ ss4s4s 8# 4s
Fast Stock. accommodating Drivers, and good fare
along the Iine. s IL a'9R
VI Heat class Hotels q either end Of The routa.
n -. 5s ,. eA1NN, General Agent.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

GROWTH or DHcAY.-The democratic vote in
the free states in 1852 was l,l56, 5lS, in 1856 it
was 1894, 76O-increase 90, 2S7, or 8 per cent.
In this time the voting increased 10 per cent
The opposition vote in the free states in 1852
was l., 1870, 442, in 1855 it was 1874, 20S-in-
crease 668, 766, or so per cent. The opposition
majority in 1859 was %, 929, in 1856 it was
6O0, ass. In 1860, ct the same rate Of progress,
the majority against the pro-slavery democracy
In the free states will be over million.
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Chicago, March 6.
The Wheat market d buoyans and an advance
Of 3c was established. Should the Eusopa's
news b favorable, We shall have very excited
market during the coming week.
Flour 10 without movement, but mot without
and sellers, however, prevents TRANSACTIONS
Corn 10 In active demand b. millers and dis
tillers and samples are rather 6rmer.
Oats and Rye are in good demand 1t steady
prices.
The market for Barley ID improving.
The supply Of seeds 10 in excess Of the demand
and prices are declining.
High Wines are in better demand, with slight
y irmer prices.
We note sales and nominal rates Of the lead
ing staples 40 follows
Flour.-No movement. Holders Of good
Spring Extras firm 1t q, 4Oa3, so Choice do
es,e5al; ssper %, 25a2,5O. Corn Neal It $lla
1l2 per ton. Buckwheat -four 6Oa75 cts per
cwt
Wheat-Actiye and advancing. The most
important sale noted was, $1,000 bu at e0c in
store, subject to 40 storage. About 5000 bu
old receipts in parcels and lots Of 1000 to 1000
but ct 6Oc in store. Several small lots new re-
ceipts, sold early 1t 6O}c and that figure was Of
fered freely ct the close. 5000 blu new was ru-
mored At Gle and 1000 bu mixed receipts sold
ct sole.
Extra Spring is in good demand at slca62 de-
livered At City Mills. One car load for Michigan
miller, sold ct e2tc delivered 1t the Central de-
pot.
Corn-Sale Of four cars At SOC for 60 lbs to
distiller, and 1870 bu. dry Southern ct Sic for
milling.
Oats-Firmer; . lot Of 500 bu sold at 234c in
store.-Parcels in bags steady ct 23a24c.
Rye-Sale Of 500 bu at SOC on track.
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|M9.Ss, ss1nE..A ise.A :spsly y Aoes SID, ,
49, t Darrst ll~Ds Dossh. oaSs.
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The steamship Cohamba, from Havana, Cd
inst, arrived this marning. She passed, on the
I'd, Spanish ffigate bound to Havana.
No news Of importance.
A gale, on the let did much damage q
Havnnna,
Sugars closed very firm On the eth, but were
less active ON the lst. They come in very
slowly. Molassos rather better.
Exchsn9Re lower an New York and Northern
cities.
Health Of Havana reported good. Weather
cool and pleasant.
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ea.1l9Jls 1905 rs os,lll, 40
Sass, 81 81 SIS ,i9f 14197, go
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Y Foreign Imports u New York for the week
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

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RICHMOND RNQUIRER.
nuLY, srArwxxkLY, AND wExxLH.
e'lsH pIrCHIR d DUNNAVANT.
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rup,per, seven dollars pcr annum, ana a. tne
e p' liar. II taken for shorter period than one
IS sshs semi w eekly, i've dollar. per annum, and
sM .uT ior six months payable In advance foI ms
o. per annum, or six copies tor Sio: 70
kiy hpaI.hly in advance. When letters containing
- .sn, by mail. they must be rssf'ssrsd' or shey
=! Eh .hs ri,i Of the writer's:
x" ""e TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
n.uy ESoutRER-For TEN lines or iess, nIs'
'.fs s,r cents. and every succeeding TWEEN.
n'au.! II inserted twice week or three times
sen' .ren and hall cents for each insertion ates
L;sifn sheu in,c,; ed only once week nifty cents
ssa ,.W--yLY For TIN hnss or less, nrst
:ss ssn.r. cents; for each subsequent inserson
goa me r.erted only once week 'eventS'nVo
!, '' 'ss,.xIY.For ss TEN lines or less. erst inssr'
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IN Gh;,usries and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
AZ. are charged for as advertisements.
|E ms distance must be accompanied with the
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LOUD yOteE ERt,m OHIO.

MOUNT yfnnos; tehio,l March l5.-The largest
msss meeting ever held in this city now 10 ful ope
ration, and good judges assert that it h three times
the size Of the recent anti.Lecompton mass Conven
ton at Columbus. Strong resolutions sustaining the
Kansas policy Of the President were unanimously
adopted. Judge Belden bas just concluded an ct
fective speech. Coonels Medary and SAWYER. eho ,h
meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
ACoUITTAL or COL. SUMNER.

We learn from reliable quarter that the result OF
the recent court msrtial upon Col. Sumner, at Car
Isle Barracks, was the sequittsi Of Col g. upon oon
the charges preferred against him. This result WIN
be emnently gratifying to the country as It certain
" ia to the army. The conrt deliberaed less than
fifteen minutes before agreeing upon their verdict
Col. Sumaer leaves Cariiss this morning for ater
tewn. IN. ~ where be win meet his family He 10
worth with his regiment on the 10th Of Msy. Het0
York ITmes of Iuesdus -.. scr ', '-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

The arrival Of Madeline Smith, the alleged poison
or Of LAngslier, 10 the colony Of Australis is re-
ported BY the Bslsrst Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
RUMORED RESIoNAT,oN

b sh",os, March l5.-lt 10 ascertaiued that the
essI vu. w. Lord Nspier's intended resignation Of
fdou. '' n''r 'o'' government are without
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

Time,
Sd. Estimate of the amount
to be realized from the In
terest on the James River
and Kanawha company's
bond, $l6,llS per snnum,
making
Payment on said interest.
Receipts from James River
and Kanswha company's
bond, less than estimate,
4fh. Sales Of articles manu-
fsctured at the penitentia.
ry have failed to pay any
portion of the estimates
Of 1853 for two years,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-18

RED PETTIcoATs.--Perrysburg is OF general
ly the last to adopt new fashion. The Bloom
ers are worn here and so are red petticoats.-
We saw one on the street the other day, and
having heard much of the newly adopted article,
we gave tan attentive and careful examination
from window, which was so located that we
could only see the skirts the approaching belle
until she neared our place of concealment and
observation. We were delighted with the
Thought of getting peep at the much spoken
of red petticoat and were still more anxious to
see the fair face of the wearer, whose steps soon
brought her to the spot where she was in full
view, when we discovered that she not only had
on red petticoat, but that she had been to the
mill and friend Stubs had placed sack of
flour upon her head Red petticoats are an
institution" and we should not wonder if
they would catch the old bachelor miller yet
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-18
LEGAL NOVICE

TOHN SOLEATHER, Harriet Sherman, John +.
y Sherman Mary Ann Hammond Marcus Hammond
Doritha Soleather Catherine Soleater and Julia Ann
Soleather, will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the 2Jd day OF January, A. ID, 1858
in tho conrt of common pleas within ana for the
~ or Wood by Charles Soeather, aud is now pending
wherein said Charles Soeather demands partition and
assignment of the dover of Doritha Soeather in the
following real estate. 10 wit The south half of the
southeast quarter of the south west quarter 20 and
the southwest quarter Of the south west quarter Ol
section four; also the east half of the southeast
ter of section fve (s0 also the north east quarter of
section eight, (40), all OF town three NORTH OF range
acres in Wood county Ohio and that at the xt te r
OF said court the said Charles Soeather will apply for
an order that dover be assigned aud partition niado
said premises
CHARLES soLEATHER, Petitioner.
s. JEFFERSON, Attorney.
March Sth, lS53-44w6St3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-18

A MUSICAL PRoDIGY While in Cleveland
last week, we had the pleasure Of witnessing
one Of the most remarkable instances Of natural
musical talent that has ever come under our OBJ
servation A little daughter OF our friend I. H
SMEAD, Of that city, only seven years old, who
does not know one note from another, will
play the sweetest harmonies on the Melodeon.-
What is most remarkable, is her ability to play
voluntaries. She will compose and play almost
any numbef and variety of tunes with as much
ease as a practical musician will perform the
most familiar pieces All that is necessary is
TO ask her to produce any description OF mu-
sic which you may wishto hear, and she will
at once compose and play with harmony
and soul-stirring effect that will cause the
greatest establishment and admiration. We un-
derstRnd that this Infant Harnonist" will be
introduced to the Cleveland people ere long, and
we have no doubt but the concert will be u
complete success.
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SheTiH;s Sale.

Peter Becker VS.. Samuel Milligan.
ID virtue of an order OF sale to me directed and
Odelivered from the court of Common Pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, will
offer for sale at the door OF the Court house in Per-
rysburg, in said county,
On Saturday, the 9TH day OF April 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock \. NJ, and O'clock
P NJ Of said day, the following lands and tenenents
to wt The east half of the south halt of the north
east quarter OF section thiryye forty acres; and the
south west quarter OF the northwest quarter OF sec.
ton thlrtysix. forty acres botn in town tour north
OF range twelve east, in Wood county Ohio.
5. JEFFERSON, Atty. CIV NORTON, Sherta
March is, ls5s-I5Wis2 25
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Probate Court, wood Co., ohio.

TTorlndn J. Wright Adm'N OF 4. y. Wright Dec Vs.
Orvlle Wright ct. al.
TNO Orvillc Wright Charles Wright Caroline Wright
L and George Wright, nonresidents of the State of
Ohio,
louare hereby notilie that the 9TH day of March,
A. d. 1893 said administrators filed her petition in tho
Probate Court of Wood county Ohio, tao object and
prayer OF which is to obtain ordcr for the sale of
lots number x, and g. in Strickcr's subdivision of
Columbus, Ohio You are requested TO answer the
said petition by the 10th day of April next, or the
said petition will be taken confessed.
CLARlNDA J. WRIGHT Adlux. '
ASHER Cook. Atty. OF PIN
March II. lAIS-IIMAS2 30
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e7-The letter of ]. Chilcote is again unayoid

jes-The letter Of J. Chileote is again unavoid-
ably omitted. AS the contest between frieLds
Chilcote snd Stsarns has become rather personal
in its character, and inasmuch as the article now
on hand is somewhat old we shall decline its pub
LEGATION, Our friends have given evidence OF
their ability to write good articles, and we hope
to hear from them again on subjects Of gene raj
interest.
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Ag-J. f. Price, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney
and real estate agent, sold large quantity of
land lsst week. 1t consisted of 2,s0S acres,
owned by Burbank & Roberts, New York city,
aud was purchased by Mr.. Prentice. We have
not learned the price paid per acre, but note the
sale as an evidence Of the fact that Wood coun.
" is becoming popular with real estate buyers.