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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

B-One of our excentric cirizens, while play
difficulty with them, and a small skirmish en-
sued. The aggrieved party made complaint,
and the others will be tried this morning.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

ENGLISH RErINEMENr.-Instead of saying.
''the cars were thrown off the track" as vulgar
Americans are won't to do, in speaking of GER
tain class Of railroad accidents the Enp,ish ionr
mails use the phrase-'the carriages were thrown
off the metals y
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29
Mashinpton June 22.

:,
Senior Rabies, the Mexican Minister, has au-
thorzed an emphatic denial of the recently
published statement of the sale or cession Of q
large portion of Sonora. He says all documents
issued by The Mexican Government, making
grants for colonies or other purposes, have been
Officially puhshed-that there is not A single
instance OF grant which is not followed by an
authentic announcement of the fact-that there
IS none IN this case, and without such publica-
ton no grant or cession 10 of legal effect.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

An infant child, four months old of Evan
griffith, OF Chester county, Pa, had her leg
amputated tho other day. This will be an un-
usual thng-a child, little over year old,
trying TO walk ON an artificial leg.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

ka-Tbe Gazette insinuates that Hon. Tino-
p.,i. declined being candidate on the eve
H. assemblage Of the Convention because
~ 10 secure anomiuation. This is untrue, az
+ 5ody knew very Well except the Gazette
Mr.. Davis gave out early last winter that
. no, desire q denomination.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

him ron THE ELLISON SUFFERERS. On the
: iEs.., a mass meeting Of the citizens OF
kteu County was held at Monmouth to de.
I7Nf some effective plan for the relief of the El
II sufferers David Tiumbull, Esq, presided.
! Committee appointed to consider their case
bt.ed IS oluws;
h. susaa, ef :he losses, 81 near a.
tc mmittee can new ascertain, Is 1886 90
sasa.!fiee advise 10 add TO that ten p
l,se3 60
D.. s2o,s5l 60
B. Committee are well satisfied that the
b estimate viii not cover the losses, as there
b loss OF time, medical attendance, pro-
bss, sn1 items OF property lost OF which the
=. n Hage eAnnot ascertain the value, and in
oss0a gl tie Committee il would require
esi s-S,0a3 10 place the sufferers in az com.
bte circumstances they were before.
Committee recommend that a County
k..ire Committee consisting of seven per-
u appointed, whose duty i shall be to ap-
sa5 committees for each township, all Of
- committees TO act efficiently in collecting
BY CLOTHING. furniture, building materials
provisions, and pay over and deliver the
u L44aiItHs committee aIrtaGy ap-
- 81 aad nov residing in the immediate vi
ski ef Ellison. Said Equalizing Committee.
lstHg Of John Coleman, Daniel Leacock,
a Thompson and John Ray, to receive
foneys. &c, and divide them among the
IN according 70 their several necessities.
Eos0a, TIE Chairman appointed an Exec
Committee OF seven, consisting OF the
y aAs gteiemen \. 4. Rankin, Andrew
ssua E!sard Ray, Joseph Boynton, Vim.
~ T. Gilbert, and II. N. Boggess.
rsaOn, il was resolved that the Executive
eammlttees be recommended 10 obtain
/" possible subscription in mechanical
y nat the builders subscribing are further
Beaded TO neet and organize in order to
atze anu thus secure greater efficiency
ri labors
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

PERsoSAL.-Just received by the city Of Bur
lington, fresh supply of thieves, burglars and
gamblers. We hope TO see them on exhibition,
soon, under the superintendence of the Marshal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

formed by the Mershal that the city was deriv.
ing no especial heuef, from the presence of the
aforesaid S. and his "@fs," hastily took his
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Lsasny of 700 persons, from Pennsylvania
|frJiand, have purchased large tract Of
.. he Platte river, Nebraska, and will set
ros il at once. There are some heavy cap.
hack Of the movement. cs
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

william Scott, under senter ce of death for
the murder Of Daniel Harper. in Mound Civ
Ill, about one year ago, escaped from the Jail
al Caledonia last week, and no clue has been
gained as to his whereabouts.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

"Aessrs. Keith, Robinson 4 Co. have just
received . quantity Of the eight r6wed Yankee
flint corn. Il will mature in less than ninety
days without fail.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

eB We noticed an Improvement yesterday
in business. More teams were on the street,
more grain bought, more lumber and goods
sold. There is also an increase in the travel
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

= war vhoop is sounded again in Wash
su,ory, notwithstanding Congress has
rsa the settlers for the last Indian war
20. ". Col. Sseptoeis Is there, and will take
kela against the warlike Indians.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

I ~ row occurred among the dwellers
I y = behind Hawk Eye Hills, Tuesday
| " parties we're hilesian, male and fe.
Y sfsas noise was made, and many
h say nothing about hais-damage
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

John Harper, living near she Cove Print
Works In Providence, II. l., was lecturing his
wife on Thursday morning for not having bic
supper ready the night before. and il il said
kicked her. when she threw piece OF slate,
which struck him behind the ear and killed rim
Instantly. -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

eB-A mad dog was the centre Of attraction
for few moments, in North Burlington, yester-
day. He bit two others. They were all shot
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29
NINETEENTH YEAR.
II. & N. II. Rnilreaa.

The stockholders Of the Burlington and Mis.
souri River Railroad, At their annual meeting.
yesterday, elected the following Board of Di-
rsctors:
Nathaniel Thaycr, Boston,
John n. Forbes, a;
John W. Brooks,
r. B. Forbes,
Edward L. Baker, New Bedford.
Erastus Corning, Albany,
James r. Joy, Detroit,
VIM. F. Coolbaugh, Burlington,
John G. Reed,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

SEED CoRN.-Hundreds of bushels of small
Yankee corn are going through here by Ex.
press TO points in the interior.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29
WM. Ii. JORDAN, Secretary.

eB Mr.. Taylor's juvenile singing class, for
Misses between the ages OF eight and fifteen,
meets at Hawley's Music store o. three o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Is We notice bookseller in the interior
adyertises ''staple and fancy stationery"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29


A jury was obtained to-day in the case OF Mrs.
Littles. Three pannels were exhausted before
this was accomplished, and full jury would
not even then have been formed had not the
Court accepted Of those whose opinions were
already formed. A plea Of manslaughtsr in
the lst degree will probably be accorded
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

tobcoru, June 2Z.
Resolutions on national topics were intro.
duced into the Housslto day strongly Republi-
can in their tendency. They will probably come
up for discussion tomorrow.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Boston, Juue D.
A delegation Of Masons, from Virginia, are
expected to arrive here tomorrow night, when
they will become the guests Of the DemaIay En-
campment Of the knight Templars. On Thurs
day there will be grand procession through
the principal streets and visit to Bunker Hill.
In the evening grand festival at Music Hall
will be held. The Boston Encampment of
Knight Templars will also 60 to Bristol, r. l.,
on Thursday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-10
nleea!)nieal.
STOVES! STOVES!

4 IDRlDGE 4 Co.. are now receiving
"A their fall supply Of Cooking AMI Partor
Stoves, among which are I" he found OH
Royal cook Hat Top, three sizes; the Gitee
Air-tight for wood or coal the Belle Of the
states the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wood the GirarI Alright for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood, improved the
W oodianl Ill hne, beautiful wood Stove,
an entirely new pattern. elevated oven and
great Variety Of other Cnoking Stoves OF
named, all superior BtkrrS, +" which
we ihvltc the attention of all crs"nS WANT
ing stoves. as We know that we can sell them
as low AS they can be bought in any other
market. We have. also, great variety Of
Parlor and Hall Stoves, both for wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited TO
call and examine our assortment, where can
ais" be found y great many House Keeping
articles such as smoothing Irons, cast iron
lloluwwarc, Tined ard pore lainc lined for
preserving purposes. Glass Globe Lanterns,
Fluid Lamps. Japanrl Tin ware, French
Wash Bowls, Britannia Table aud Tea Spoons
Iron table and basting do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddlrs. Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter CT urn, very superior
article Charcoal and Stone coal Furnaces,
&c, all ofwhich will be sold on accumInoda.
ling terms. At the ELkTON s I o ' l.
HOUSE. corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elkton, Sept. Il, ALDklDGE X Co.
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Dsfsrsco Artiglss.

CHANGE OF THE IT, s. ARMY UNrFoRa -
The Secretary IF War has issued his order
foi change in the uuifu,m Of the army
The Star thus describes the change
The cap now worn is suppanted ny 4 felt
hat with b:im 3, inches wide and crown Z !
inches high, tound with ribbed silk for
officers and 1oublc.siitchei around the rim
for mcn. The trimmings fJr general officers
ARE as follows: Gold cord, with acorn
shaped ends; the brim Of the hat looped up
on the right side. and fastened with an eagle
attached to the side of the hat {; three black
ostrich feathers Oh the left side gold EN-
hrodcred wreath in front, Oh black velvet
around. encircling the letters L. s. in silver.
oil English characters. For other classified.
tons Of offers and for the prya'cs there are
similar trimmings, varying slightly for each
distinctive grade or class. The change also
extends to the pantaloons and coat, but in
respect to them it is confined to the trimmings
Of the latter and the stripe of the former. -
Sibley's tent is also to be substituted for that
now in use.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-10
Garden and Flower Seeds.
III. 4. DREER,
321 Chestnut Street. Ph,iN,ipL,r,

32I Chestnut Street. Ph,id,iphm,
nFFENSa llrge AND well selected stock of
~ GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS. principally
e; his own grow ill., and all the nov, lies lcccn ~
received from Europe Attention is cal cd ~ The
following choice y"rirtic- Of
VEGETABLE Seeds:
Among the Peas. the following can be rccom-
mcndcd; Extra E.N., biyr#L. . RurniG. the
hest early Pea in Euglanl Extra Early Tom
Thumb. only 10 inches high, and productive.
Champion Of England Harris NJ mmuh Dwarf
Marrow Goes Crystal White Celery: EH,iy Pari.
Cau!ifowur Extra Early T.rn.p B.ot; Early
l.onion; and WnnisStadt Cabbage; New Inter
mediate Carrot eJrIy hemiSlong scarlet Rad Sh
Fejrr Stand Tomato; scll and iIc naSor'a Ger
man Wax Pole l;canS pods entirely srinsluSS.
tender. and Delicious orange. Bradtori. and
Pom ia Water Melon. with many other new .,nl
desirable varieties with all the old approved and
standard SORTS His ock of
FLOWER SEEDS,
comprises all varieties suitable for The Garden or
Green House mauy eNtircy new and rare
varieties ALSO,
GRASS SEEDS:
HnRTiCULTtEAL lMpLl MEM Is in srca'
variety: Books Oh Horticulture. Agrirr tire and
Rural Affairs; FRUIT aud umNAMEN
TREES. Choice r-Blonmiig Roses lhiS col
lection having taken the first premium for turl
successive years. j Grape Vines, raspberry Law
ton Blackberry. turriut. GurScbutry aud straw
berry Plants of MI the most approved varieties
Mammoth Ehub rh and Asparagus EOutS.
.Y'Just Published, Mr.. Coverings Export
mcnt, in Sugar Making from the Chinese sugar
Cane. Price 10 cent per copy
Catalogue forwarded by mail to all applicants.
March Is, ISIS
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CONTRACTS FOR Work WITH FOREIGN
GovEhNMENrs.-1he novelty works." New
York at the present. time. arc engaged upon
works for the Russian, Austrian. Egyptian
Governments. For the Russian Government
they are building two large steam frigates
For the Egyptian Viceroy, monstrous
pump TO be used upon the banks of the
Nile for the purpose Of iriigating tho fields.
For the Austrian Government. hydraulic ina.
chnery. engines, cradles, locomotives, &c.
TO be used in dry docks. For the Spanish
Government, massive lathes, intended for the
arsenal at Havana. These facts speak vol
umcs in praise to the mechanical skill of our
country.
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80 Per Cent. saving!
TO FARMERS

TO FARMERS.
Ure'S Patent Concentrated Blood nqnurc
which is, beyond all doubt the most powerful
and valuable Fertilizer ever offered to the public.
LOW long will Agrculturists submit to the
i L Guano Monopoly. whist they have the above
more potent and valuable Fertilizer 80 por cent
less cost
Read tho annexed certificates. and then try it
along side of the best Peruvian Guano, and lot the
result speak tor itself
Certificate Of DR.. Hayes.
The specifications of DR.. Hare and j. Odam
having been submitted to he; have found the
composition of matter which they founded
TO be highly nitrogenous and fermentable com
pound containing the essentials Of fertilizer OF
the highest character. aud also the food for sus-
tanning crops to the time Of their maturing. !
regard this enterprise Of manufacturing guapo
instead of importing it, practical aud important
undertaking favorably affecting the interests Of our
common county. Respectfully.
A. A. HAYES. NJ. D.,
Assaycr to the State of Massachusetts.
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Ed. BRiNGilU RST l. CO.,
MANUFACTURING and DISPENSING
Chemists and Pharmaceutists,

Cor. Mmhct and Sixth Streets,
WILMIN GTON, DEL 4 W r E,
olD srAND. lESrAgllSmEp IN 1880.
TJANING Il IN II Laboratory attached to our
| 1 Establishment and awaited ourselves Of soma
MODERN miruy ,lncrtS in manufacturing we feel
conf lent al our ability 10 furnish Country lhysi-
cirus. M,gchaut- and The Trade generally. wi. all
articles in oar line. of tn most reliable quality,
and ut very rrasnu1h, aul salts factory pa ices.
p Irlrrs by m1iI or private hand promptly
attcld II to. ami carefully packed.
Cur finn consists OF FL. l;rinshur>t. Jr., Z.
Jam H:il. aal Ferris Bcin ;hurst. Grad uAte Of
the Philai lphia College OF Pharmacy
T.. i 4 { = are a:sc..t' tn: the following:
Blair Wyrth'S compound 5. rNp of the
rhusphates dcServelly popular Nuritive'
Ionic. for hiding up the strength OF individuals
previously wasted by rr"trnct.l i The, lth par
ticu'Ary ia ronsam pti"n aud Dyspepsia.
Dickin,nn's NJ agurto-EIcrtrr Machines,
f,r Nervous anl Muscular .AH tctionS. Rheumatism,
Para y>is. &c.
pr. II. j ines Extract Of CannAbiS Indirl
tor CoWsum ptivrs. Ayers Cherry lcctoral aud
Pills, Gs.""ls India Chul"g que and ras"ha!'s
Agnc MiX'ur" fpr Fever and Agur. &c. Genuine
becker Eye Iial<'ln. Perry Davis rYin Killer.
the ,rs 5; supply in this city. in bottles Of all
sizes.
remedies and rh. sciunS DIES ring nrw rHAnMA-
prelact hy applying. &s as above
ALL \ ET!H!EH usually kept in First Glass
Drug ,,to re. may be procured Of
T.. BRlNGlItEST 4 co.
y. W. Cor. Market sixth Streets
Feb :. 1875. Wilmington. bel.
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New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTO.N, md.
H A HALL so.

ID ESPECTFu LILY inform the public that
IChcy have commenced the manutactury
OF carriages in Eikton. at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marslbank, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
to. Carriages of every description made to
order. of the best material and the most faith
full workmanship and insured for one year. il
properly used. having practical acpuaint-
;tncc with the business. acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some of the best workmen in their employ.
they tlatter themselves that their work will
compare favorah\y with that done in the
cities, as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public on these points,
is u fair trial. They solicit u share Of the
public patronage.
C5-Oid carriages taken in exchange for
new and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ".
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WITHDRAWAL OF TIE Troops FRol

WITHDRAWAL OF TIE TRoops FROM
KANSAS. In accordance with an order from
the War Department, the United States
troops are leaving Kansas. Not few of the
soldiers. poor fellows, manifest decided
dissemination to the expedition on which they
arc about to set out, and have enlisted the
active cxertons of friends to procure their
discharge; but the most of their number
appear elated at the prospect of marching
towards sunset. and whipping the Mormons
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GEO. ". WALTON. w. r. SHAW.
WALTON S SHAW,
MACiiINISTS and ENGINEERS.

IN PYLE S DrtLDING,-
Beiwee- aia q 9Th, & Grunge and 1'at7GN SIS.
WTLMlNGToN. DELAWARE,
INFORM their friends and the public That thcs
i continue ne manufacture Of High and Low
Pressure Stationa and Marine STE., h ENGINES
AND BOILERS. SIIAFTiNG, MILL WORK. ana
IN ,chincry ofcvcry description. CASTINGS and
CARHlAG AX1.ES furnished to order
~ 8LAckSMlrillNG Of every description
ors"d to order .E"JOBDING of ali kinds pune
tualy attended to- Liam 2G-6m,
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A WORD TO Boys,-Bcsin in early life 10
collect libraries of your own. Begin with a
single hook, and when you find or hear of
any trstrate hook, obtain it if you cam
After awhile another, as you are able. and
be sure to read it. Take the hes. care of
your hooks and in this way, when you are
men, you will have good Libraries in your
head, as well as on your shelves.
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Certificate of Professor Frnz.r,

OE7Ty'tWt q ITVeSEUT TFUS-T'
At the request Of parties interested, have no
hesitation in stating my opinion that the mode Of
preparing artificial nianures by acting upon ami
mails by suiphuric acid, as detailed in DR.. iarc's
Patent, and mixing the resulting substance with
animal charcoal and phosphate Of lime, is correct
in theory. and although have had no opportunity
Of testing the manure thus formed practically. 1
have no doubt that manure formed by the mix
ture of these ingredients, in proper proportions,
would be found at least 10 equal in its effects the
best uanO. { JOHN L. FRAZER
Nov 22d. 1856.
10 1t is put up in bags Of ono hundred and fifty
pounds each. at $i5 per nett ton.
JOHN l.. MIFFLIN, Sole Agent,
139 South Wharves, above Walnut street
March 20, lSjS-lm. PHILADELPHIA.
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IRVINE CoM.EGE.-Among the many good
rules Of this fourishing institution. which is
located at Manchester, Md, is the following {:
" The regular reading Of good periodicals is,
in more than one respect, considered of great
importance: every student therefore is re.
Guestel to subscribe to some good paper,
according to his own selection and with the
a1pro9al of the faculty."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-10

IMPORTANT INSURANCE DEDclsIoN. The
Court of Appeals of the State of New York
have decided in the suit growing out of the
Uarpers' fire, that when an insurance company
insures on workshop they take the risk
Of all the articles ordinarily and necessarily
used in the trade carried on and that the
fact Of camphen being on the premises does
not violate the insurance. because it was
necessarily used in the business
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DOEE. 4. w. zs.AENES,
DENTIST.

NEWARK, DEL.-As many persons are not
~ aware of the time necessary to perform TE-S
perfect operations III the Dent Il art,l thin TITO
it but justice to those at distance. who may con-
template visiting me. MS well as to myself to tAus
publicly suggest to such the propriety of timely
Informing me by mail or otherwise to that effect,
request this a favor mo7e especially where the
operations required are of such nature as to
render them necessarily lengthy. az sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special casos
and thereby prevent disappointment.
T. W. UAINES. d. D. s.,
July II, '57-iy* Newrk, Del.
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Assaycr to the State Of MasSacb US
Certificate of Professor Booth,

OtTTVtuFe q IFUIrNHW DOWHt
Upon examining The composition of the best
Peruvian Guano. can perceive no ground for as
Stunning it to be the best that can be made. On the
contrary. there is always present more or less of
supci luous matter sometimes in large quantity
The composition proposed by Odam 4 Hare $
Patent is in my estimation superior to that Of the
best Guamos to any other artificial manure Of
which have heard. and think myself the more
cntllel TO give this positive opinion. from the un
looked for results Of the action Of sulphuro acid
animal matter, whicA obtained in experiment
but which were anticipated by the patent in ques
ton. Respectfully yours. JAMES Z. BOOTH.
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Baltimore.
.ruI1 I.ARGETS CHAIR

y ~
ND FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
N THE ClrI.-MATiilol GAY STREET.
WA, eRoous No. % and II Mourn q AY -STREET
near FAfEfrE. whore is kept always on hand. Or
made to order. every style of French TErE-A-
TErgs in Plush. Hair Cloth. or Brucateilc
French Full Sh Il and Medallion PAEL0R ARM
CHAIRS. Carved PArL0R cHtIEs. in sets; SOFAS
half French spring Mahogany and Hlnut Pnrlor
.lruuus: l,orklNC CuAlES. STIFF SPRING lOrN3-
Es. CHAMBER SctrS. CASE CHAIRS and RoCKING
CHAIRS: Bar-fcoin, Office and pinins Gu Mrs. in
Oak Walnut or Mahogany. with Cane. Wood or
Stuffed Seats; Wood SEAT CHAIRS and SHrrEEs
and KuCKISG CHAIRS.
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses Of every
vrric v and all kinds Of Beds and Hair and liusk
Mattresses A. MATiIIOT.
Nos - and q North Gay st, reaI Fayrtte.
May 10 ly EALr'M"rE
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Surrender OF BILLY BowIEGs.-Th
Madison Messenger has reliable information
that Billy Bowlegs - has sure ndercd his
sword aud is now at Tampa with his whole
party, waiting the consuInma'on Of arrange.
mcnts now being made, to be transferred ia
the West. 1t is said the old gentleman was
in shocking ragged and dirty condition,
when he presented himself at Tampa" 1t
would seem thar the Cow Boys didn't give
Billy much tire to attend to his toilet.