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Gen. Jim Lane delivered an Grafton At
Brownsville, Kansas, or the 9th. No sooner
did he appear than three cheers were given for
'Gen. Lane and selfdefence." In his speech.
Lane alluded to the homicide ~ having been
unavoidable on his part, but yet the most un.
fortunate event Of his life. The Lawrence cor.
respondent OF the New York Evening Post
thinks that the affair has not by any means de-.
stroyed Lanes political prospects, as was at FIRST
supposed
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PALo ALTO CoUNrY-MURDRR.-Th Hamil-
ton Freeman states that murder was commits
ted in Palo Alto County on the 2sth or 2s,h
uls. Two men BY the names Of shippey aud
Mccormick claimed the same piece Of land, and
quarrel, resultiag in the death of the latter,
grow out of the affair. Shippsy fred upon
Mccormick, and with an Immediately fatal
result.
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Fssr PRIzE-Caudius 3. Pierce, of kossuth
Ira received the 6rst prize in the law depart
ssnl Of the Albany University.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CGs,ss.E-S
a { d . IL. ale Is:iis.
Irepdreat'oha a prescription Of Sir j. (gar1s, H. D
iaystcian Extraordinary tohe Queen.
Thisinvaluab!e medicine unfailag in the cure a. al.
those painful and dangerous diseases to which tho IA
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess
and removes distractions, and \ speedy cure NAV h.
relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
ills peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time br,n =.
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the fovarrr,an.
stamp OF Great Britain, ito prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These iiNsshoutd not be taken bu females d;, ~
FI"ST THREE MONTHS Of Pregaancg an tb<s, ma,
sure to b,tng on Miscarriage but at ann otssrtf,os
they are sata.
In ali cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain i,
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exer,ion Palate,
ton Of the Heart, Mysteries, and wlses these Pill. will
eueet cure when all other means have failed ana al,
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron cola
mel, ahtmony or any thing hurtfuI the constjtutio,
run directions accompany each package
eoie Agent for the United States and Canada
JOE MOSES
(Late |. @. Baldwin Coy
N re, m Rochester, n T.
turn mail. For saInt VI 'ie rms py re-
Dee is-dW ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Whslrs4l- aIa R.t.u
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IN the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1857, w.
~ scheyli ~ order 70 secure note of Two Hundred
ana fiIty DOLLARS due to me, made to conveyance
In trust OF the following land The South East
81 the south East quarter OF Section twenty one Town
West quarter Of the South We,t quarter OF Section
twenty-five, same Township and Range, In AID r
ty State OF Missouri; with power TO sell the
same thirty days notice, II the said note
maturity paid. Sail note was not and has not been
paid and therefore Trustee aforesaid and In the
erciss OF sad power ef sale, Will, the Bis day OF
August being between the 10 O'clock
A. NJ and clock NJ. Of said day, sell the said land
for cash. the highest bidder public auction at the
door OF Marion Hall, In he city OF Burlington, Des
Moines county, State Of Iowa. n. KkLLER.
july2s-wot trustee q Aforesaid.
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Burlington. Iowa. july oath. is

Burlington, iowa, July 2ith, 1908.
Ala meeting held in Marion Hall, Saturday
Ih.l to appoint Delegates to District Conven-
uou to be held at Burlington, July 2sth. K. G..
Kendall was called to the Chair, and George +.
Darwin sppoined Secretary.
Col Warren rendered his resignation as
Chairman Of the Des Moines County Committee,
and suggested that Of Elisha Chamberlin, who
vas unanimously elected in his stead.
The following delegates and alternates we're
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/ -
Burlington, where English. Herman swedish ., Welsh
Bibles and Tessanents may always BE- faant ~ Goa
Sricsp. ncvS
sB- Clergyman, Lawyers, Professional Singers and
Public Speakers generally suffer much from bronchial
affections and Irritation Of the Throat, which produces
coughing. A speedy and edsctu,l cure and prefcn-
tive will be found In "BRows's BRONCHIAL TaocHEs,"
or Cough Lozengcs. July d~1w
"Dr. Christes BaIsAm for Ague and Fever Is winning
golden opinions preventive and for that much
dreaded disease. Much Of the dread experienced By
persons emigrating to couatry, will be removed
when they know how easily and thoroughly the Baisam
cures the disease for which II il designa,ed Mon
mouth CIn.) Guardian.
The above is only tie numerous favor BILE no.
tees Of free and untrammeled press. when such
powerful friend the Press speaks In It's favor il can
not be otherwise than popular.
Hear what Physicians say OF DR.. CHRIsTIE| AGUE
BALsAM. Says one-'.J, with confidence, rece mmend
the Balsam as superior TO any other preparstion."
Says anohers.I have used with uniform suce as and
can confidently recommend 1t for all those Complaints
for which it is offered as remedy" One se-"To
my knowledge 1t has disappointed the fess
expectations of those who have ussd It." Still anot
wrtes-I have no hesitation in saying thatits SAFE,
CONVENIENT and very enicacious medicine"
Price 81 90 per bottle, or hotties for $500.
For sale by Druggists generally. Ijaiyi-fm
20 Among the many preparations before the
public as certain cures for the Fever and Ague,
have been received with such especial favor rs Dr.
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs."
This tonic has been circulated, and its many virtues
promulgated through the States, and every d.y the
proprietors greeted with the inteig mes OF some
dreadful case vanqaished by the use Of their ceebra
ted "Diters" In our principal cities, there re but
few families who neglect the "Ritters," in furnishing
their medicine closets. As eBic 1t Is both mild and
agreeable to the TASTE AMI stimulating its upon
he system. For certain for the Fever and Ague
Dyspepsia and all other orbid dssa
$ sure and unequalled.
juy1 DAWN
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B -R-O-N-C-H I-AI
Burlington House Factory

burlington House Factory.
ME Undersigned would to his friends and pat
rons that he has succeeded in perfecting his ar.
engagements 20 as to do by machinery all the work on
houses usually done by hand except fitting and mailing
lie has on hand large supply of
BUILDING Materials. Builders Hards
ware. Chain Pumps. &c.
Cottages and District School Houses built Mt any req.
sona1e distance from the city, or Oh the line of Rail-
road East West $3.50
IL you would have cheap House, build Il in 1885,
ana II you would have completed re adv for
at one place. thus saving time and trouble and have K
your bill to the Burlington House Factory "
All kinds OF House Work, such as Doors Sash Blinds
noof ana window Frames, Corniee Mouldines Band
Monldings, &C., consta ntly ON hand
PERSONS at distance wishing TO know the cost of
buldngs, or anything in the building lin e. can have
their wants attended to by paying postage and address,
ing burlington House Factory" or the proprietor,
Isaylbply r. Ioy
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aluable Farm for Sale

eINzaE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm Ave and
4 half miles west of Burlington on the Mt rlea.an,
road and on the BIZ Railroad. This farm contains
loo acres-iu0 acres under cultivation and 60 acres of
good TIMBER There are upon the premises good fences
stsp@s ana clubhouse and large DIV cling house con-
tanning thirteen rooms two good wells OF water etc
wiz sell AZ prices 70 suit the times. This Farm was for
merly owned by Mr.. Chain.
for further Information Inquire at the HawkEye or
nee or OF the undersigned on the premises.
dlw-lmW* ISAAC n Mills
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A VERY PROVOKING Casa lady of this
city, boarding at the fremont House. was the
happy owner OF dress of unusual IN agnihcence
and value 1t had been her wedding robe and
had cost over 5000. The lace of which it was
partly composed and decorated was of the finest
point, OF the most delicate finish. and of the
highest Iie2, while the fabric of the dress itsaIf
was matcaiess for its elegance. Although a
number al months had elapsed since her we'd
ding, the lady had never worn this beautiful
dress but onee, but had kept it carefully laid
away IN one OF her trunks On the 4,h OF JULY
servant al belonging to the hotel, went clan.
destineiy 70 thls lady room, and in her absence
opened her trunks, ard selected this $500 dress
a. the one :" iich pleased her fancy the most
Taking it 10 Ter own room she arrayed bsrself
therein, ihd proceeded 10 the National Garden
where she spent the entire day. The unusual
masniiceace OF her attire no doubt made her
1.-THE observed Of all observers
This glass 81 fashion and the mould of formn
She reiGrsed at night, slipped up to the lady's
room sgan, replaced the dress liz the trunk.
and skull ed away again.
No discovery was made Of this fact until. we
believe, last night, when the lady opened the
trunk containing the dress, having made up
her mind 10 wear it to u wedding party that
evening. What was her horror, on taking out
her beautiful dress, to fad the skirt of il all
bedraggled with mud; the front stained with
the dtipp'rgs of lager beer; the breast bearing
the impress OF the hands OF the amorous SWANS
with whom the girl had whirlsd through the
mazes Of the waltz; and the lace torn and soiled
beyond redemption! Whether a fainting fit
was the result We know not-but If fanting
ever ra' excusable it certainly was in this in
stance.
An examination set on foot soon brought out
the facts in the case, and the ambitious maid
will DO brought up this afternoon to receive her
punishment Dubuque Times
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Consols for Money closed at s5ag5s,
Mr.. SLuSKEns Gors on Al Ercrastox

Mr. SLUSEERs GoEs on AN EXCURSION. Mrs.
| ?. went on steamboat excursion recently and
kindly offered to take some notes for u.s. The
morning after the return of the boat lie rushed
| wildly IN nFon Us and laid down a huge pile OF
| notes upon our table. Then, with faelo- dra
matte laugh, he rushed OUT. A few hours OF
| assidaous application enabled u to decpter the
| following:
"Great and g'orou tne;" beautiful ladies'
may dance bright eyes," liable and elo-
quent remarks eloquent music;" s.fair wine;"
'o'ef the glad waters" VERY fair VIM "glo-
rtous time" "nEsr wine ever saw" "good joke;
some more wine;' life on the ocean wave and
little more wine;" "gentlemanly and efficient
ohlcers;" that lost his boy oyerDoard-man in
blue buttons and brass coat attempted TO Jump
INTO the hat and rescue the Lake, but was pre-
vented by some glorious wine as ever saw"
the forward deck fell into beautiful poodle
dog which could swim and consequently wasn't
aroWndead in some of the very best wine ever
seen since discovery Of America by Rob, 1T Full.
ton" "very siug'lar phenomenon-lak full o.
whales and wine" "never saw so many beanti-
fui ladies and wine in life" great and glorious
Tune and long may they waye.n-Plain Dealer
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Warrington. July %.

I Warrington, July 70.
Alfred N. Law, Esq, bias been appointed by
| the President U. 3. Attorney for Western Mis-
souri,.
Tbs Secretary Of the Navy has decided aganst
the request Of the Collins line 10 make Portland
the Western terminus.
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st. Johns. N. u Inlx 26

The steamship Europa, from Liverpool, nth,
has passed Cape Race. She was intercepted By
the news yacht which has arrived here with her
news.
The Nova Scotian, from Quebec, Sd, arrived
out on the 9th, and the Persia, from New York,
7th, on the 18th.
The Atlantic Telegraph Fleet wonld leave
Queenstown, as before stated, on the It'll inst.
and should by this time reach tho Ocean rem
devious.
The India Bill has passed to a second reading
in the House Of Lords.
The Liverpool Breads:uff Market had gen.
eral declining tendency, and was dull. Provi-
sions had also declined.
Consols for Money closed at e5ag5g
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CATHARTIC PILLS.

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corfeet Wherever they exist such deran ~
ny hfst eaass o. disease. An extensive trial on ths,r
virtues, hy Professors, Physicians and patients has
SHOWN cures 81 dangerous diseases almost beyond h.
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such ~ Pimpes the face, Worms, Nervous Irtabi.
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Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad

Chicago, Burlington q Quincy Railroad
CO III s.ss 50.
PA&skNGLES AND SHIfPERS TAXI AOYyrf,
ftNHhT they will meet with detention hereafter
a. as the Road is repaired and Trains running
from harrington 10 Chicago without change Of cars
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS A DAY
ist Morning Passenger leaves 4. Burlington ASA NJ
I'd. Accommodate / Al y AZ
"a. Evening Express & y nj
SHIPPERS or LIVE STOCK
and other FIRE ghs rely upon speedy tra
on accommodating terms.
FIVE STOCK TRAINS EyERY DAY.
except Saturdays and Sundays
sB Close connections with Ii. 4 Nj. r. r. at Bar.
ngton, and with all great Eastern therousbfnres AT
Chicago. ID EFNlCk
juiJ2-d&wlm Gent Agent O. II. A o. RE
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Farmers Taxa i, ofiaa

-ns~SSss. SEiEELEzfs. BlRt7 A 90
n NJ m9W prepared 70 supply AMI fiji all orders for
n Z. W. StafJrd's uew 's-ioF
HE,i CITING LEVER CHgRy
ms " noipe ia churHing took the frst Pr pfa,, 81
quite imperfect it was the frst axnrrtn. !, =
Nv A." wtieat ooubt the best machine for ooek wnrk
.utaofy anu ease. and the convenient and sasy
seanFu ana every way the perfect Of any III
ahe kihd ever offered to the pubt We warraus M
"urh or no pay. Terms reasonable Give ID !. can
work. - ~ "d'tef anu 4taFd
rur saie at the Principal Groceries and Hardware
july2U VT. Sr.Epl,st,s ,, "saf hat.
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Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock:
Both received Prize Medals at Worlds Fair Ia Iondnn
1871 ami Worlds Fair in New YORK, 1854
kers.
10 Lcvee and 20 Commercial Street.
july1T-bplf SAINT LOFTS MO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIBLE SOCIETY DEpOSITOR Y .--Atths
- store OF Mcssrs Gallery Harper JeGersor street,
Burlington where English. Herman, swedish ~ Weshs
Bibles and Testaments, may always b. fa1n. ~ cost
Nrfran uNv8
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EEED.
Near Middletown, on the 2ath inst, MIR. FRANKLIN
ABNEY, aged Is years.
On the 23d inst, CHARLOTTE wife OF Cb.r,e. y
Schramm, aged rs years.
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Notice

a ". ". s'AEe EMF s.Ts have tenn RAJ
nlasa .ny removed their Watch and Jeuery store i'm
where they are prepared to attend 10 ali tns1,es,
-@-l li ,IIs. [iulYfl
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Boston. july Q,

Inc city and vicinity was visited with Sc
we're storm. In this city the lightning struck in
several places, doing but little damage however
In Cambridge it struck in seven different places.
Ia oid Cambridge it struck the house Of Mrs.
Muiiens, killing her instantly, and seriously in
JurIng Elizabeth Beakirt. The latter will reco.
yer; The lightning badly damaged tile house
OF Mr.. Il. OAeal and severely burnedone of its
inmates
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REMOVAL.
NE subscriber would respect fully inform III npbls
- that he has removed his stock Of
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
NJ SIC,
Musical 1natruMenss.
DOOhS, STATIONERY d. FANCY Goods
TO the store house jefferson Street second door he
low Main Street. nearly opposite Cooibaugh 4 Brooks
Bank tie has fine stock OF Goods, and Ia pErRn
MINED NOT TO BE cSpERsoLD In any department Of hi
business. = "
He invites the public generally to cali and examine
.or themselves. taprs! II. II. HAWLEY.
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MARRIED.
~ burlington, July ed, by Prof Ind. Mr.. CHAs II
MORRISON to Mrs. ELIZABETH DARSEII
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Detroit .TuIv ..

IOeV1UIt, July Il.
Inc 10th anniversary of the founding of De-
tfoit is being celebrated to day with great spIr-
~; weather delightful procession very large
Aiiu imposing; an the military, fire companies
and civil societies fully represented. The Coun.
ell OF Windsor and Sandwich, G. W., and fire
company from Chatham, are participants. An
Grafton will be delivered in Fremans Hall in
EnSi by Q. J. Walker, in French by L. n.
Laerolx. The ceremonies will conclude with a
grand banquet at the Russell House this even
ing.
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WASHINGTON .Iuiv {

The Secretary of the Navy has not yet ieci-
ued on the application to change the terminus
OF the Collins line to Portland, which is now
favored by the P. 0. Department, as is believed
with authority under the existing law.
Inc arrangements for the Oceanic Mail are
not completed.
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Fittsburg, July a.
ueo. W. Cass has resigned the Presidency of
Tue Fttsourgh, re. Wayne and Chicago Rail-
ROAD, and >. Z. Thompson is elected to I'LL the
VACANCY.
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NOV .
tate q
est Pc
|ttob be,
Of our
| u.s.
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-" UIh, July
The steamship Indian Empire, for Galway.
ireland, LETT this P. NJ with a fair compliment
OF passengers.
Hunekie, the keeper of the Hotel Napoleon,
and his bar keeper were held to bail to day for
perjury in the Deriyiere case milford, the
counsel in the same case, for whom a warrant
IS issued, has absented himself.
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quebec, July a.
The Canadian screw Steamship Indian,
which lett Liverpool on Wednesday, l4th, ar
rived at this port about A this 2. IT. bringing
interesting news.
The Europa, from Boston, arrived out on the
evening of the 10th. The Vanderbilt, from N.
I ork, on the 3D. July, arrived at Cowes, en- route
tor iiavre, on the 18TH The Saxonia from N.
Iork, lsf, arrived at Southampton on the same
day.
Inc Agamemnon and Valorous returned to
Queenstown on the 18th. The final break in
the Atlantic Cable was just below stern of the
Agamemnon, after LAG miles had been paid out
OF that vessel. The Agamemnon then returned
to the rendezvous in mid ocean and cruised
there four days, in anticipation of meeting the
Niagara on her arrival at Queenstown. l. was
resolved 70 coal and start for the final attempt
on Saturday, the 18th, their being still 25UO
miles of cable on both vessels
IN Parliament there had been an important
debate ON the Slave Trade, during which the
Government stated that the difficulties with
America had been satisfactorily arranged, and
that Secretary Cass had assured Lord Napier
that the American Government would ciae an
earnest consideration to any proposals suggest
ed as to the yerifcation of the ationality OF
vessels
II is officially announced that the grand naval
review at Cherbourg will take place on the 4th
August.
There had been terrible massacre Of Chris
tians At Jeddah BY the Mahometans. Twenty
persons were murdered, including among them
both the English and French Consols. Three
British men-of-war had been ordered there.
There Is later news from both India and
China, but the advices contain no particular
important features.
Liverpool Breadstuf Market, quiet and prices
without change since the departure Of the
America.
Provision Market was dull, but generally IN
unchanged.
London Money Market had undergone nc
special change. Console closed, for Money g54
for Account 95{a96t.
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Vu IAUIIUH dGJU.fNVu SIHe dte.
r. G. KENDALL, Pres.
GKORGg F, DARWIN, Sec'y.
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THE EARTHQUAKE,

The city Of Mexico correspondent Of the New
York Herald, under date of June 30th, thus d.
scribA
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Several PERSONS who were in the country on
| the morning OF Saturday, the 10Th, at the time
Of the earti quake, have mentioned to us the sim
gular effects produced by the shocks upon birds.
Contrary 70 our natural superstition that they
would have taken wing and flown away, those
that were IN the air suddenly aghted. and APP
peared to be perfectly staggered and benumbed
by the shocks. One person assures US that in
one Of o. roads, near this city, where he was
at the tine, be might have easily picked mum.
Der from the ground, if he himself had not been
too mucl overcome by what was TRANSPORTING.
30 completely bewildered had they become.
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