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NAnooaaFs 90 W1NSKn MAnCn.--A -
~ eossc 6dsns " ~ n. \. Hsrsld gtvss
esaphte aceeuat ~ Tho hardships attending ene
5ess.sy u CApsaln Marcy from Fort bsidgsss
he headquarters of Tho army d Utah, aefoss
~ nountains, - Nsv Mexico. The party,
nunbsriae fossy4hrss III told, left the Fort @
the ssh &c Movembsf, aud reached Santa 70
about the 2Seh Of January. The route they
passed over had never before been irayersed IN
mid winter. ID the mountains the. cicountsr
ed snow storms Of great severity sash
o. the intrepid Fremont was compelled 20 turn
biz back upon. In one stretch Of two hundred
and fifty miles the party waded through snow
from two 20 I've feet in depth. For eleven
days they subisted ON mule and horse meat
wishous bread, Or % much . pinch q SALT.
Il u marvsl thai, notwithstanding these hard
ships. but one OF the men died on the route.
though many Of them were badly frost.biteen.
The animals Of The expedition suffered severely.
Forty out Of sixty Of them disd Of cold ana
starvation. Captain Marcy vas sent TO New
Mexico 20 purchase animals for the army, and
was % rstufn to Fort Brdger % soon % bis
were completed, cscorted BY .
force competent 70 protect him from the attacks
" the Mormon gusrrillas.
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IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.


DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.
Prepared By Cornelius L. Chceseman, II. D., NesO
York City.
The combination Of Ingredients In these Pulls the
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
In their operation, and certain in correcting AL rregu
arties Painful Menstruaons removing ali obstructions,
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the
side pspitaton Of the heart disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable, they will bring
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed in the Of ether Pills, place
the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing al
that they represent to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy a. q mis-
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything inju
roust life health. Explicit directions which should
be read, accompany each box. Price 90. Sent by
mail enclosing u TO On. CoRSEIIvs L. CHsssEMAH,
Box 1851, Post ONCE, New York City. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in the United states.
4. b. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers st., New York,
TO whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold BY SQuIREs BLoss, Burlington. lsept3-bp1y
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MARKETS.
RERLINGroN, .Nondev. r. n

BURLINGTON, Monday, r. n
The weather has been very mild and spring.
like since our last, and to-day the thermomer
marks 75e atemperature much more like Nay
than March.
The river is open and about clear Of ice.
There we're three arrivals last week, and bust.
ness will, doubtless, soon commence.
The present very muddy state of the roads
interferes with business, but still it 10 fair and
improving. Financial matters are improving
slowly. Exchange ON New York is down to
Fl premium.
Wheat-5Oa65c.
Corn-l6a2O.
.Oats-2Oa25c.
Flour-Ss 95aSs Is per Dbl.
Pork-$4, 5Oa44,75.
Corn Mcal-25c.
White Beans-75c.
Butter-123c.
Lard-Sc.
Sugar cured Hams 8, Shoulders 8, Sides 7.
Chickens 81 SO per dozen.
Eggs-9 cts per Dozen.
Potstoes-2Oa25c.
Wood-$3,OO.
Groceries-Sugar, 7as-Cofee, ls-Molas-
scs, 37a50.
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VICTIM or DELUsIoH.-A woman Of education
and refinement, whose residence is in Iowa,
came TO this city two or three weeks since, on
visit to her brother, respectable physician,
and on the same day left his house, and was not
heard Of for several days, the brother believing
that she must have returned home. 1t appeared
however, that she meantime visited several &C.
quaintances in the city, and was found at the
residence Of lie Roy Sunderland, where she was
raving maniac, on Sunday night, having as
sured the inmates Of the house that the world
would come to an end Of midnight; and in her
rawlings broke up furniture and other articles.
which she said was required Of her by the spir.
its. She was brought into Court, to day, insen.
sible to every thing going on around her, and
on evidence Of insanity, was ordered to be sent
TO the hospital at Taunton.-[Bo Boston Traveller,
10th.
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SHALL rHE TEsr d MADE PIT is given out
that the work of accommodation is TO be com.
menced upon al who do not accept the resolu.
lions Of the Harrisburg Convention, on the Kan
sas question, % the new gospel Of the Democrat.
ic party. "Bonds and death" are to be awarded
TO ill who henceforward dare to resist the lie.
compton swindle, or who shall mot approve the
decree that it shall be forced upon the people
We accept the issue.
Denying, % we do, the right Of any Admins
t-ation, or Of any Convention, or Of any party,
to commit US to proposition 60 monstrous. We
hope oil candidates for public favor will at once
take sides. If the bayonets Of the Federal Gov.
ernulent are to be used against the protesting
people of Kansas; and if the patronage Of the
Federal Government is to be arrayed against all
men, in and out Of effce, in other Territories and
States, who will not approve this cruel crusade,
and accept this shameful fraud, We are ready for
the struggle. Let It come .sThe will Of the
majority" on one side, and the will Of the mnori-
ty, backed BY patronage and power, on the 9TH
er. The BALL0r-B0x VERSUS THE CARTRIDGE
BOX the people versus power. Let the test be
made, tie sooner the better.
The cry Of the Lecomptonites is, I'VE are
tired Of Kansas" We answer that 1--WE are
tired Of tests" 1t 10 for the people to tell their
representatives that il the servant attempts to
make test upon the people, the people will
make test upon the servant. stShall the test
be made y-Forney's Philadelphia Press, March
llth.
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New York, March Is.
Fouf-Market less active but unchanged. sales $500
bbs at S004 50 for super state; - 1904 IS for
ira do - S00A - for super western; - 5005 2b for
common . medium extra western. Canadian flour
quiet. Sales 500 bhls "a 5s5 90 for extra RYE Flour
dull. ases at % OON3 IS.
Wheat-Market buoyant. Sales $500 bbls chicago
spring At go g.
Rye-steady. Sales at s8079e.
Oorn-Lowsr. Sales q, 900 bushels new Southern It
81 6S07Oc.
Oats-steady, At 4A04s for state and! western.
Pork-Narket heavy. Sales 800 bills ct el0 Is for
mess, and els 000 90 for prime.
Beef-Steady.
Dressed Ho9s-firm Sales Ut eX07xc.
IArd-eteady. Sales 800 bhls at 1O0l0Hc.
Botter-tiEn. Sales at 1859 for Ohio, and 170
FAC for State.
Chesse-eteady, At 0@1Oks.
Whiskey-SAlee 100 bills Of lkN9Qc.
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,.. -.
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: - = - 4
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po1nsy 0ze Avi1 lurr l2oa 3
80 1ut y - ahsaeoaa H.
Il = I I'il1 ' - inaena,d l.
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IN NJ :. !.
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= - 49, shilaren n - !,
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Ul. nanoe err1sf Z. Z -, ,.ru.. = Il ,n,t1t,c.l
escoouly. = 49, $3.50 - Il III 3; The
N = - sns5osiA,, - havs ~ e1psass Of
9eoa,sa d hess
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26dlss 81 - ~, loe ~ hn>os u shavhi,e
ohn1rsa.
~. nruplnoel rl,ovoa Is e,,e.a3 :. !. ).
hayo oslossd papfs eanose,l 4 .,n.r.te
EnNotle sl>nelksf. Ia vonla - -. z.
~ ~ allowed celossd and vhlts chil1ren 10
q - - sAne seheol. ~ uenA evse Il die.
-, = ~ canvass - III pslnelp,s expeee,ed
vesy whsrs.
- nssvess vosld - mails 81 : Political
assses - Wsald seae Z the hin asis =, %
80 - - eons MT b given, or
- eo'osea snilassa a. taegat b separate |
- e - - eeslpronise bstwssa the |
:. -. q e'sess seale' osssae ~ bil
- ~ a Ue1sqee, tAeegAs deere was
80 o-an ensspA@y of races,
80 - eaFos sansss q their exist
" - Ss'' p 'et me black and White
49, .'n :. 'nsy afe. he would nos s. into
's. e p'1Ssopa'eai of theological arge-
ppsa'so = NE memoen Of the i
'"ey .0u'a s.soe'ase win coiotsd
pstsons ON equahsy. And advocated the policy
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a. A gentleman from the interior came
into town. on the cars, yesterday, to procure
medical aid for . person who had been bitten
by mad dog.
We know Of NO place where CANNES have .
better right to 90 rabbi than in Burlington -
for, among % many, it 10 almost impossible To
keep oil safe. We are glad that the Marshal il
taking the matter into consideration.
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RAILwAYs AND BRIGANDs-Is THIS THE FIF-
rEENrH CENrURY?-A railroad, not more than
nine milesin length, connects Rome nth Fras-
cati On the 28th llt an unusually large num-
Der Of passengers, chiefly OF the better class, had
taken the train for the latter place; crcum-
stance, it appears, which the bandits of the
neighborhood were well aware Of, for in the in
terval they surprised one Of the signal men on
the most deserted spot Of the line and then
hoisted red flag as signal Of danger. The
and stopped the train; Immediately two men
sprang upon him, and secured him, while their
confederstes leisurely opened the doors Of the
railway carriages. and rifled the pockets Of all
within, without the slightest opposition. After
this operation the train was allowed 70 continue
ite route
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DO. can you answer die coanonde

I say, Gambo, can you answer die coanonde-
furFumY
Dunno, Ginger, what am it!
Supposin' CUB you ! bottle Of whiskey cork
ed shut with cork, how would you get the
whiskey out without pulling the cork or break
ing the bottlef
CUBS dat mp.
Why push de cork in, yah, yah.
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Seeds. Agricultural Implements and
WaChines.

O00UDs- ARI1CQlku1M 4mpleme0Eo and
Machines.
TINE attention OF the trade and public II inytea
i 70 the large stock OF Grass, Garden and Flower
6esds Of the crop Of 1851 offered for sale 81 he
Burlington Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store.
The Assortment consists In part Of tho following:
GRASS SEEDS.
,, Timothy, @oyer, hangerian. Tor German Milles)
CAMDEN SEEDS,
Marrcwfat, Early Kent. Champion Of Eneand, Blue
Imperial and Landreth1 TX Early Peas; Early Oh
Wsekss Early Marrow, Early China, whit kidney,
Horticultural, HroAd Windsor and Red Cranherrv
Beam; L. Red, silver skin and Yellow Onions: Farly
Ycsk. y DrumheAd Early Dutch, Plat nuteh ana Rsd
Dutch OAesAses Early Horn and Long Orange Carfot
larry Frame Log Green and Early Cluster Cucuu.
esfs; Mountain Sweet and Biz Spanish Watssmslon;
0r.sn na'msg and Ysllew CAntaloup kelon; Carried
Spanish (Wlnterl Radish; Marrow. sunmsr and Water
Orookneck 8quaih; Punpkln Celery; Curled Cssss 70
mate; kgg klanh etc. etc.
RLOWEU SEEDS.
Iar1e aseotsmens Of he best and nswsss varieties
Alao for .sls osass Orange Seed and rlAass Yslles
Locust SEED; Onion 0sts.
These Seeds having IN bssn carefully selected fFom
ne stocks q Ne bsa growers In he country, auch g
p iAAdfsth Soma Philadelphia. Nourse, Mason ACob
1oesons ana others Of established reputation, pur.
chaser. can dspsna upon this stock being IN evsry
Sssut 1rsit and Ornamental Tress, Shrubs, p,ao,,.
sc, esc faEnAhsd N any quantity and q 10 vsry
complete ssock Of Agricultural ana ues,,ssl,usal
1ooa and Machines constantly on hand aaA or snls "
may1111u4mW. KElfn. RODlNSON co..
AAia nsFsst, Dseiip9ton, lava.
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81. Louis, Friday, p. M, March IL.
Wheat-xedium and low qualities are scarce
ly sustained In price, and although present sup
plies are light, all descriptions are dull. Trans
actions embrace about 20 sacks badly damaged
at S5c; 1856 bags inferior and damaged from IS
to 6Oc; 661 bags inferior to prime spring from
63 to Toe; $50 bags common and fair fall at 20
a76c, and 2G7 bags choice red and white at 9Oa
CSC, mostly ct inside rate
Corn-Dull and lower. Sales to day include
1919 bags damp and fair white at s7assc; 63 bgs
yellow at S8c, and $40 bags choice white at 46c
in new eunnies-the latter being 3a5c above the
current market rate at the close.
Oats-Market very dull, with downward ten
dency. Sales to day comprised 1862 bags at sec;
ITS bags in lots At s7as6}e, part delivered ~
inside rate, and AS bags choice ct 3sc, in sec.
ond hand and new bags
Flour-Demand continues light. Sales city
$50 and 500 bbls. superfne at $3.50 and TOO
bbls do. At 1884. Country dull. Sales 81
sacks super6ne At LIS; 100 bags fancy at I, 80;
40 bbls super6ne at q, 65; 267 bbls do inspect
ed at !, 10; 100 bbls fancy ct $50. and 100 bbls
choice extra at IS pr Dbl.
Rye-Sals of "a sacks at Soc
Kye-A lot Of 81 sacks ct SO cts, including
sacks.
Whisky-Demaud steady but price unsettled.
Sales to day $50 bbls at lie; $50 bbls ct ls3c,
currency. and 50 bblsat l64c for gold.
Salt-Firm. 500 sacks G. A. sold ct ol,OS.
Sugar-Sale Of 80 hhds 1t 60.
Beans-Increased receipts cause dull mar
ket. the lower grades are almost unsaleable,
and better qualities are lower. Sales Of 81 exc
poor ct 66c; 13 bags fair at 1l,l6; "a do psi-
vate, and small los prime white at $3.50.
Seed-Clover dull, with small sales at 81, 26a
$50. and Timothy at q.
Hides-Nafket ct l2c for aint-small lot
sheep skins sold ct csc.
Pork-A round lot Of 500 bbls mess pork sold
At SIS pe bbl.
Aeat-A lot Of n, 900 lbs in bulk was sold 1t
&c for Shoulders. 7c for rib sides, TIC for clear
sides, and 10 for hama.
Bacon-A small lot Of country was reported
-shouldersa t $50, and sides II eAc in casks; al.
90, 10000 lbs city cured rib sides Ct e}c. rack.
ed.
Lard-Mafket steady. Sales to day coupsiss
BIS tierces and barrels, No. and prime coun-
Try in lots ct &c, and 1856 pkgs do. at 0&a9&c.
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JpsP RscEsvD.-We have just received .
large invoice Of new Gard Type, of the latest
styles, and from the best manufactures. Per.
sens sending their orders to this Office for Cards,
viii have tlfm SLED mot only At prices far be-
hv The curgens rates here, but In style at least
ngood as those from any other Office in the
hte. Orders from distance are solicited.
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DvnelAss.-1As ssove store Of Feoss = Aw'
ipe ~ sssao4 - Friday sisAs and the safe
blown opsn. About I've dollars. which was in
N. eafs. vas taken. The door Of the safe was
blovn 70 atoms.
Before leaving the store, o. Friday, Mr.. Ewing
,eok sls5 from The safe, With the purpose Of do
,odsisg is n baak; bat finding the bank closed
II returned to the store, and threw the money
l,>o stove, where BE- found IL Saturday morn
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n1hfn6rfnn March n.

-.
I.a.> nc.,.s.. ~. 49,. .~s,ss~A y. ~ $50.
II, se,s,al r. y ~ =. 49,. s;sH,~~s. 80 v;li =.
an.ae NJ m. u ". S..~s~ -er-.e sins M.
49,. ~ rssa~rses. ~ r~.eres - n ~ n.
tsntioa g rssirn his ssas totsiiy rishoae found
aton. ~ esanse. m fs;.nde ne NJ irt.nds n
acht IN haseis r -hich 1I 4. 4 No. ers...d
MI N IN a. IL driven frnm nm nosi,ion B,
- threatS a frovns N norer. No. moved fro.n
IN nnrnosa u vhirh Nh M. ~ heen devcssd
81 inducementa nrofered from .ny ouertau
"a aavs :hat vith him Il 4 I matter n nrincinle
vhioh n viilsm .intain u III n VA.
T9,nre q ~ ,ss-s,.,,tille ;n,r-cv.s..n. i. -
pdy:acal condition q senator Davis, and ne
p.re'.l 20 q his sysasas = feared ~ by
tfiends.
New York, March is.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived at this
port last night with Havana dates 70 the 6sh
inst. They coataip no news Of importance.
Letters from Nassau mention the arrival ct
place, ON the 22d ult.. Of i boat containing III
fugitive dawes from Yey Wess: and intsiliaenoe
had been received Of large sIoOp being On the
west side Of tho great Bahama, having on board
30 fugitives from 81. Augustine.
The Rshama Friendly Society had despstched
. sloop, and the Key West negroes had been
provided with employment BY The inhabitants
Of Nassau.
M YAK M.,eh ,s
~. .......hs.,s c.. - n. 49, $3.50
vaII vi,h 80 Fr.rc,.co sd.;sss ~ ~ sn,a n.
arySSk,i hers ahont o,clnct to-Aav.
AZ. h.;ns. ~ III = 90 90 4.
ma ao0 nass.ngers. SS'SsS -iss's'
The Stsr 81 tSe Wat conr.c4ea ~;th ~. IA
4. SteDhens On the Pec;6c s;de. which hronoht
% Panama q SOC. 900 il freieht.
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In another column will be found the card Of
J. LxpUC, Commission Merchant and Broker, to
which we call the attention of our readers.-
NJ. Lsdus L one Of our most energetic and en-
ssrprisag Canadian Merchants, and the repre-
|sptativs ia this city Of some Of the wealthiest
buses in Canada. During the three past years
le has been heavily engaged in the grain and
provision trades, and 10 thoroughly posted on
oil matters relating thereto.-[ Chicago Press.
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PATENTED OCT. 90, 1867.
Important 70 1(illsfs!

WOODWARDsNN NEW SMUT MACHINE
AND SEPARATOR COMBINED
gKYE take this method o. Informing nlleSs generally
constantly on hand Woodvard's Ccmbned shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best In
and 70 hasasd nothing in saytng every Miller VIE
Ass yes used IN esas Y eas y this sassss.cs y
machines and does the work heretofore perorned ~
three machines, viz: the Screen Separator ard eas
ter 70 say nothing q ne Tanning Mn which has ssaa,
A. the mode Of operation, in tbs Arss plass sspe
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part sf he
oats from the grain before securing. while in the
mg blast Of air. which carries u dust fast -
made II then passes into larger separator where 10
y cleared Of chess imperfect grans oats, BE-, and ID
I he ne - ~
o6al, and blown clear out 81 the mill Another very
great advantage II that be - the noer
with the burrs any where else In the mill that may -
desired, ~ II makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatits utterly mpossibets
svuct mill that win make good Sour ouf Of dirty Grain,
unless the dirt be No better machine has
shutter ,oa sep.rasor ana Z !. S..v.d none = vi.
adapte. Western Grain. They are nov in us and
Der twoof the Mills in this city, 0undsrlanA
Broe., and Keiser Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended %.
oct 2s-dvtf WOODWARD . KEIsHR,
Burlington, Iowa.
POLK Orr, March ID, 1855
Dear Sir Your Shutter that have had in
for about eighteen months 10 the perfect ma.
chine Of the kind IL use. / used machine that
purchased In Chicago for . short time after started,
mouths than the whole cost or the machine that eos
from you. Your machine has mot cost anything for
repairs, and II now, after eighteen months service,
doing Its work in the most perfect manner. Please
suceess Yours respectfully,
mar13dkw GEORGE BEEBE.
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m q .M.o-8.1-Al


WODLD noted ws9es; 81 1ypss g Mo1ssy
0fsasn Clark. nseasuy bsuaa anA nlasssaesd.
Cir Book ~ Amersean epe0esy.
y Tbs Republican Cbuss.
The CbuYt Of Napo.eon.
Field Book ef - Americas nsvolatfsn.
Isving's Life " Washlngten;1 vel ectsvo, ontiSuo,
!" Avsls, - -, elf = R
The Moral KeepsAhe.
The Book Of Beauty.
Gertrude or Wyoming. 4a
1hs Farmers 10y. #
Ancient Mariner.
0esy neey in ! Cbnnsry Church Yard.
The above together with S1psv0 6ecee u Apnsn1s,
Bibles Prayer Books etc. etc., elegantly bound aa1 y.
ustrated suitable for Christmas and New Year Pre-.
nov open and sale ss prices - suit the paf.
chaser, By BROWN,
dec1z DapFet house Block, ID
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sIRrsm Our kessisr Cvssuspendsntl
1eete1p Arom she Capital.
e. DIES MolxEs, March 9.
H. DuxBAM:-
Both Houses have had under consideration
~ for the election and salary Of District At
tmeya. Much time hes been spent on them
sishout any final passage, the bills in both
lenses bsing voted down. New bills are initia.
~ and ssme agreement on 90 important m
$50 vul BE likely 70 occur Of necessity, before
- elsse Of the session.
Thsssssss passed bill to repeal an act
changing the name of Blak esburg to Cleveland,
- session, restoring the old name Of Blakes-
bnv SfEa.rr --a 3
Ne Senate also passed . bill appointing
cnnissioner to settle with the sureties Of DR..
h.
y following bills also were passed, a. they
& from the House, to wit: A bill to punish
safsl and malicious oppression by any civil or
adicL officer; to authorize an additional jus
b in Union township, (alias String Town y to
Protect azensn and their property, imposing
lne and imprisonment for injury to persons or
property 70 prescribe the jurisdictioa of justi-
sss Of the psacs ID civil and criminal cases; TO
ssasinue School Fund Commissioners in Office,
Without re-eleesion. Til County Treassrers are
ascsed and qualified; to memorable Congress
, aIow Indians in Marshall County to remain,
- % draw their annuities !; to compensate the
nsabs1 Of the future General Assemblies three
asllan day, and Tires dollars Tor every twenty
niles travel; to memorialiss Congress for .
giant Of land for rail road from Fort Dodge
y Geas Falls; 70 coa6ne and define the rights
|d yehsae county since de division relating to
aSserip.ioa to Pacific r. r. stock; to record
sartain papers Of the State; 70 adnit candidates
= The bss by examination In open court. This
hatch Of bills was hurried through in quick
|SnA = 81
1hs bin amending the Law Of divorce and ali
nasg, Aflss soue debate, vas passed. Wilful
se'erssa, for two years, IL one cause Of divorce.
Fsvivss also part Of the code.
lssslsa NE opinion Of the Attorney General
y iAvef Of compromising With the Des Moines
liver Coapsay. lis long paper, contaiaing
- uAols history ef that land squandering If
NJ. Of which b rseonnends . compromise ra-
~ shaAA lsae aaA tedious law suit with . for.
sign company.
me HOUSE sahstitstsd election BY the two
Houses Of the GsnerL Assembly Of the Free
saak Commissioners. instead Of by the peop,e.
40 ~ - n es1srsdte & lhaal reading. On
W<As6day. y 4 80 -. =
NJ jackson preseated petitions from citizens
sAahaska County for amending the liquor law,
eS y make il more ssiageas, ~hisA usrs 70.
arssd y . Eelsss Comnissss, consistine o.
veansy. Dan. cAaddsy. Of nah.s.
o3 petitions took The sane reference. .
ssaass bill. appropsiating thirteen thou.
=. - p the State UaissEsity, q Love.
~ srne1, vtsh ely 80 vsass i ~
- ~ vers introdsesd, 81 - esss A.
D'asAsssso hundred aaA sssssty.
$500. p. &
- 49, Marshse. \
- ssaals ~ . spisissd disssaaisa = )
~ elitss - tspespesaeoa u scssatiaa
eaals. rsiieious "a lsl1Ilissaasy --societies.
- slAn1s ssstsisting beqsests By
= ssas qsastss = - stalnae u ~ ssssasss.
y - - ~. -. 5.s
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16

SslIus Ocs-By reference to our advertis.
hs sstGnns u Willie seem that Aessra Schramm
Z Co. ore closing out their stock, preparatory to
ptirine from business. They are selling goods
q assoai1Aiaeiy lev prices, and yoEsr great in
A~aer>6ns, q n,rtsAasors
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16

ID EL1GIOUS NOTlCE.-The Members or the
N First Presbyterian Church and congregation OF
this city requested to meet Wednesday eyenng
next March 17th) at ~ o'clock r u. ct their place
Of worshp for the purpose Of electng Pastor for The
congregation. mario