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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05
Who Parson Brownlow has had to Deal
With

Mr.. Pryns came forward as the Parson
sat down. chunky sort of man, we'll put
together, with black hair, aud true clerical
whiskers in age about forty He had not
been long.on his feet when it became evident
that Parson Brownlow had caught tartar,
and got more than he bargained for, coming
ali the way to Philadelphia too. Mr.. Prynes
address was most admirably, canfounding
by its pungency and sxcoriating as the lash
Of the slave driver No description could
do justice to it, nor to the animated zeal
with which he threw. his whole soul into
the subject He is evidently an honest
concientioue man, and will do good wher
ever he opens his mouth. His elecution
was very chssts and correct his gestures
GRACEFUL, and he sat down at the close of his
hour amid the hearty plaudts Of the audi.
ence. But this was only geginning OF his
triumphs. The second evening larger
audience was assembled, and a still larger
one on the third. On this occasion the Par
son seemed to be exhausted of argument.
and went in to ridiculng the aboltionists
and Northern people, Yankees in particular.
But Mr. Pryne literally crushed him out
Why it seemed to me, that his head was
dictionary Of statistics He had facts and
figures on every subject, North and South,
with auency and point that astonishsd
the audience. Certainly never heard any
thing like il. He was cheered so long and |
loudly - to cause him to beg his hearers
TO cease. - they consumed too much Of his
hour When be closed, the hall rang with
deatsning asclsmations, and strangers rush.
ID in crowds to shake hands and become
better acquainted with this eloquent cham.
ion Of freedom. It was a. brilliant auccas.
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A FEST RATE PUFF-At tho Supreme
Court Of Vermont, Mrs Sarah A. Mott was
divorced from her husband, Mr. Darwin
Mott The Rutland Herald. gives the follow
ing biography Of this worthy, which for
pith is rarely equaled.
"We know that man-Darwin Mott He
came to St Adams with o long face, a sill.
yer headed cane, and Rev." prefxed to his
name. He preached one faith few months,
and the suddenly changed it. He preached
ana went hunting in the same day. He
preached on temperance land the people
were astonished at bis stolen lectures and
ieigned modesty,) and got drunk. lie lee.
tured 70 young ladies and played the admi.
rer. lie kept bad schooi-cdited a reck-
les. paper-stole money and charged the
theft upon the servant girl-got the Office of
Duputy lnspector-got dru1 upon SNUG
gsed liquor-took one shirt-~enother mar.
wife and bundle Of manuscrint sermnns
and ran away from..his wife, his paper and
. crowd Of creditors." -"u
That certainly 10 4 marked EXAMPLE of
condemned writing. We wonder how thu
Rsu~ssd Darwin Mott likes the style.
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fhe Great ConAaeration and Rxplosion
&C Abraham.

ConeerninG the great calamity which has
befallcn the douFishing commercial city Of
AstfachAn, Of which the English papers. BY
the Last arrival furnish q neaeer An 90
count We 6nd full details in our German
HES. According to the Colo,ne Gazette
the hre broke out about 10 clook on the
evening Of the 18th Of August in . ware
house fcoopers.hoeFs, on the left bank Of
the VolgA In less than fifteen minutes the
llames extended to . neighboring lumber
dock, which was totally destr, red, Mean
while high wind having arisen. by o..
half past ten another dock and several dS 4.
ing houses were in flames, and tho fire rap-
idly spreading, it was found necessary. in
order 70 arrest its progress, to tear down the
buildings in its course. This apparently
checked the confagation in the detection Of
wind but about 3 o'clock some burning
brands were blown upon . lumber.loaded
park lying in the harbor, and in few min
utes the flames shot up mast-high, communi-
eating to other vessels lying near, and soon
whole feet Of burning vessels parted their
anchors and foated down the Volga. In
their course setting fire to others After
floating some i've versets, the burning mass
brought up at an uninhabited island. where
some OF the vessels sunk, others burning to
the waters edge. However. two OF the vessels
came in contact with bark loaded with
powder, which had arrived the prdvious
evening, and tremendous explosion ensued
setting on fire large government provision
warehouse and private lumber depot, which
were entirely destroyed. At about 10 A. NJ.
on the 18th, several Of the burning vessels
LETT their anchorage and foatsd towards the
80 called Gar Roadstead, where the flames
communicated with seventeen government
vessels, loaded with provisions. A bark
with cargo ofammunition, and three ships
freighted with cloth, all belonging to the
government, were likewise consumed The
property destroyed in the city comprised l2l
dwellings, II docks many Of them full of
goods, and stone church dedicated
70 the Virgin Mary. The number of
vessels lost, and the value of the property
destroyed, have not yet been ascertained.
Astrachan 10 the capital of a province Of
like name and 10 situated on an island in
the Volga river, about forty miles above its
mouth, 1t has population of about $4,000
embracing Russians, Armcnians, Tartars,
Persians aud Hindoos. The surrounding
country is very fruitful and abounds in gar
dens and vineyards, while the river is well
supplied with fish, staple article of inland
trade Astrachn has been for many years
the seat Of a aourishing ifnot extended CON-
merce. Its exports comprise leather, linen,
woliens and other European manufactures
while its imports, mainly from Persia, CON
SYST OF raw silks manufactured silks, scarfs,
goods of Gotten and silk, cotton, rice, rheu-
barb and other drugs-[ n Y. Post
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The Ksntucksy Conference Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, (south, )at their r..
cent session ct Marlssburgh, ratified BY .
vote Of Of 50 against "a the action OF the
General Conference in Nashville, in expung-
ing the rule against the "buying and selling
Of men, women and children"
Awealthy female pickpocket has been mr..
rested in Philadelphia. The North Ameri-
lean says this woman 10 well known char,
actsT, and 10 believed to have accumulated
seme 5000 solely by 6lching from the
pockets Of people who buy dusty provisions
IN the bowels in Market street.
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Burlington House Factory

Burlington House Factory.
THE Undersigned would TO his friends and pat
4 rens that he has succeeded in perfecting his
engagements 90 ~ 10 do by machinery all the work
Houses usually done hy hand except fitting and mailing
He has on hand . large supply Of
Building Materials. Builderss Hard
ware, Chain PumPs. &c.
Cottages and District School houses built at any rea-
sonable distance from the city, or Ga the line Of Rail-
road East West.
II you would have cheap House, build II in 1858,
and II would have completed ready for .upancy
at ons place. thus saving time and trouble and have
ouit on short notice and accom dating terms send 10
your Dill 20 The burlington House Factory.
kinds o. House Work, such Doors, Sash, Blinds
Door and Window Frames, Cofnice Mouldings, Band
Moudings, &C., constantly on hand.
Persons ut . distance wishing to know the cost OF
nuiidings, Or anything in the building line. have
he wants attended to BY paying postage and address
nay1bpfy n Joy.
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TREAT Bargains In Books, Paper and
To ALI to Whom it Nav Concern

NJ the inventor Of u new and useful inproye ana
"a smut Machines, which right a. secured 10 m ~
eu'fs patent, bearing date Goth Oct 1881 ana thers
re certain parties manufacturing msch6rs ma nSns
ny improvements THIS ~ to notify all persons Who
.nh s " ssLa. SAID improvements, that will hold
sponspir Ior aii such nfringements, and x a ther
eAeenes establish The validity OF my patent.
NOW Part Of what claim Is NV inyent,on 4. ~.
Cous desice, formed u the b~ater attached 10 Inc
nIa,n an screw IN combination with The securing
Pa.e anu cylinder. formed of series Of rnrs nl.r~S
one over the other. 1 luther claim ths sai"s,,h,
sGisens placed ~ the chamber ana arranged rotstvsv
ne ah, whereby the chets and gh Ter and inferior
may when u sufhcient value, discharge from ina
a sne separately, and In clean state, Or vhes
has, Aosed % pass into the fan box 10 be elected
eItirom with the Amer and gf ter 10 eiEn substsncrs
TINS = part Of what claim In the sun,msrv ~ ~,
patent. me above notice win hope b. SUFFICIENT thai
none may Claim Ignorance 81 my right.
a word to the wise 10 sufhcieni
AAfchM awu JOHN A. WOODWARD
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Maternal W1AKNEss.-Ba.a-a, ba.a-a
shrieksd halfnsked infant, Of about eight
cen months old. whats the matter wit
mammas thweet little duckeyY' says its af-
fsctionats mother, while she presses it to her
bosom, and the young serpint i return digs
ito talons into her face. baden, Missis, |
know what little master Sim wants" ex-
claimed the cherub's negro nurse. "You
black huzzy! why don't you tell me them?
and the infuriated mother gives Dinah a
peuss in the chops with her shoe. "Why'
he wants to put his foot in dat pan oh grady
watts on de hofl" whimpered the unfortunate
darkey. well why don't you bring it here
aggravating Niger, your replies the moth
or Of the bawling young one Dinah brings
the gravy, and little Sim puts his bare feet
in the pan, and dashes the milk warm grease
about his sweet little shanks, to the intimate
Of his mamma, wh3 tenderly exclaims-
did mamma's little Simmy want to put his
teeney wssny tooties in the gravy? 1t shall
paddle in the pan a. it soysey vooseys and
then it shsll have its pooty I'd frock on, and
60 and see its pappy-pappy.'
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MARCH Ra, 1857.


THE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an krctasfre Telegraph Line used entirely for the
movement o oil trains, thereby avoiding possibility Of
coilsohs OF delays, so annoying on other routes
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
o'to "a IN EMPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
1:.5 a. ta. CINCINNATI ExrRsss-M Making direct
connections to Lafayette Indianapos Cincinnati Nev
Albany, Louisville, Dayton Columbus GAINESVILLE Wheel.
ing pittsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
ITO u. M. FELt6RAPH ExRREss- Arriving ~ Mag
ara Fails or Buffalo next morning. New YORK AZ = n
Philadelphia, via tmlra, al 10 2. NJ. Boston at II al
eight Connects AT PARIS with Buffalo and Lake Huron
u. r. for Buffalo and all points Est.
800 p. M. AFTERNOON ExPaEsy-Arriye, in Nsv
aork ~ a. N. second day, Boston at M and at
Philadelphia l03u second morning.
$50 =. n stGuT ExPRGss-Arriviry At Ninpa.
"a Falls or Buffalo evening New York, at =.
ana Boston r. NJ next day Connects at Paris with
bufa!o and Lake Huron r. for Buffalo and All poinf.
East Connects ut tiichican CITY iexeept SATURDAY
with New Albany L Salem r. Road for New sl,,sn.
ihdtahai Oils Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus Zanesvils
Deeioh'alne, ireiing, Baltimore, Washington Pitts.
bargh, anu Philadelphia.
~ ne Tsai,s On ne Chicago Burlington Do Qusn-
sg Gdead d Chicago Onion, Minois Central and
Mtes4gd's Csatrak R,ttoads tie same Depot
% a"tcago satfitg TIE espenseto paSseagers f hack
htre ana t'aaJer u E,.agaye
lac 81 D u. sn.. 300 n. III. as... 3. 40 nyu
R rss, eoa mn n g. Ieronto with he
10 Kingston, 0gdensburg, Montreal, Quebec and ali
points m canada East, Northern Vermont New Hamp-
1t is well known BY the travelling public that this Road
has no competitor OF equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgl Mon
treal, &C., &c. e''' ~
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night il
over this route. $50 p NJ. One Train Sunday nj $40
p. NJ. No 800 p. NJ. Saturday
baggage checked through to Niagara Fails Rna.Io
view lofA, boston, Enira and Philadelphia
IL Passengers arriving At Chicago BY any of the
RAILROADS. Will hnd competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Michigan Depot free
Of charge.
THROGGK TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY "a yS,
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats can he bought at the different Offices in the West:
also ~ the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street and At
the GENERAL Ticket Office Corner of Lake and Dearborn
streets, Chicago. opposite The fremont House,
May l, 1851. General pass ~.
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ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENr-The
fig-boy or switch tender OF the Burl ugton a.
Quincy Railroad was run over and instantly
Killed this morning about 9 o'clock, near the
freight house OF the above company, al the foot
OF South Water street Deceased, whose name
was Patrick Maher, and about sixteen wears OF
age, was uneoupling tram from the engine,
when bis foot caught between the rails, throw
ing him down, and car passed over him, crush
ing him horribly -Chicago Jour.
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FRANK BLAIR AND SLAvERY-Mr Blair of
st Louis, having been charged with the
ownership of 80 slaves, and being hypo.
critic on the subject Of emancipation sneaks
in published letter as follows
IL am the owner Of a few slaves. most o f
them PURCHASED By me 10 prerent them from
being separated from their families: and
haze emdncipated more than Inosc oun. The
doctrine | advocate will, If successful. Give
freedom to all the slaves in Missouri, my own
included, and | should consider this treat
boon cheaply purchased by the sacrifice of
whatever interest have in that species of
property.
George Washington, Thomas jefferson
John Jay of New York, and Henry CLAW.
Were all slave-holders-th were all advo.
Gates Of emancipation, and would all be
hypocrites according to the logic of The ne.
gro democracy ofthe day The truth is that
emancipation is urged by some from re-
ligious and conscientious scrup.e on the sub
Ject OF slavehoding, by others from eenside
rations Of economy, and by others AGAIN
for political considerations All OF these
different views were well worthy of being
weighed, and as they all tend to the same
object, | cannot see why those who mrge
W"heipaloH oH Oue ground sl0utk SlEe
issue with those who advocate it from other
motives For my part, have always .iven
greater weight to the objection arising from
political consideration, holding as do that
the institution is hostile TO all true d moe
racy, and that its irresistible tendency is to
build up an oiigarchy and subyert our re-
publican government. The idea Of liberia
ting the slaves and allowing them to remain
IN this country is one that will never bc toll.
Grated Whenever emancipation is hroached
In slave state, the advocates of slavery
commence raising howl that the object is
to liberate the slaves and put them on an
equality with the white people; and in this
way many laboring men are nisled. and
take the side Of an institution which is abso |
uteiy hostile to their best interests It was
Tor this reason that put forward IN Con.
.ress the views have always held on this
SUBJECT, IN favor OF colonis:ng cur. free ne
yroes in Central America, to be protected |
here by this government and guaranteed
n all their political rights
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10 Teachers Of Vocal Ausic and Other
BEG ledye 70 cal yoct attention my falge assct
mehi OF Music Books which 0 Ger reduced price
Ny stock consist- In part AZ follows f~e
The Celestina; The Cy th.ra.
shawn; Ducimer
ahthen Daic'Iner; CHRISTIAN MINSTREL
Lute g Zion, old carm!na sacra, old and
. :, ana htwi new;
Aipine 6iee singer, g Toahg Shawn;
. secsiisi Juv- Lille Minstrel;
8 Song Book for the Harm
School Rootn; q R1bia led Breast
Z" HaIieajah, !. singer Manna,'
Aiso, a large assortment OF Instrument.l N,,sic
way on hand and for sale at the lowest rates by
septic J. p. BROWN
bookseller and Stationer Barrel House sloe. al :.
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Iowa ELEcrioS.-Col. Curtis 10 making gal.
liant fight for re election to Congress from the
6rst Congressional District OF Iowa. The Col
Is strongly identified with the interests Of the
Missouri Slope. He 10 also a warm friend of
Nebraska. and of the Platte Valley Route to the
Pacific, aud has many friends here who would
hear Of bis return TO Congress with pleasure.
lie wall probably BE- reelected By large ma
1ority.--Nebsaska Rspub.
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Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn!
Or. Envbss Adjustable <hnrm a BATTER
- rher Conn blncc-1 atcn ed eb. ss,

Worlds Fair Pr.ze Churni
Or: Envb, Adjustable thnrn a BATTER
rhsr Ons blncc-1 u n ed / eb. Is,
"A our State Fair. held at Muscatine. Iowa -
ucio1er, (is5t,) this Churn alone had freniss
although there we're eight or ten Other Chars
~ eAhoitioh and indeed II always tai - III. trs
nhIa wherever introduced The advantages u a1
S.rrn over all others are as follows:
ist. AZ VIII produce butter in as short sIrle asy
other Churn. 800
q. ltwisl gather the butter af.er II Is nrosaesa
%. II viii work the butter into roll i "a rfysA s
oa.iermk therefrom completely without HI hand lsE
the Chara. As
ON. u can BE- operated by child with perfect en-
ana ~ rs easily cleans.d A. any other Churn.
pIae.aeai operation will convince any person etA
truth OF these statements.
Beiow are few of The names Of practcs. butter NJ
ksrs who havr subscribed TO the following cersifcss,
s ~ We are new using the above Churn and ! gstd
MaAes csiurns with and facility and also snibeo
WORKS and salts the butter In perfect manner tees
ak !. IRON the Chlrn, and chez fully recoMnsss
it;s the pest Chrrn We have ever seen
lsAac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Atner Ccmgtcss,
lanes oodsade, James Hiiiery, Robert Brown,
$50, ra.iton Brown, James Dickson, BrossA
samuel roster, Alexander Fleming Jel enaA Lee. ~
hsnlpsan, BATES, John Wild. Samuel Moore, -.
pnne, sep wilhelm, James Robertson.
Ahe SUBSCRIBER has purchased the right 10 msnsnf
e nc sell the above named Chufn In Des Mcnss -
rIy eounhes, Iowa, and Henderson ard war;
ean, Aiihos, and IL nov prepared 20 furnish -
w" III mAvor him with their patronage.
= - These Ghnrns are also fer sale VI kneeH
no.s, heith Robinson 4 Co.'s, and u Lsunsn's. -
tinEton, Iowa.
FEB 2a-wtf Mp. GRrPs.
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To Purchasers Of Books, Paper and
Stationery

stationery.
Large Stock Of Miscellaneous and Other oka
Eastern Wholesale Prices.
HAVING just Received very large stock ,
- schooi fheotogical Poetical Standard aud Mis-
ce!ianeous Books, purchased this Fall al the A.o YorE
ana fHttddelphfd Trade Sales, am prepared TO sell
~ prices lower than before offered in II Il civ
Works: '"'1"oie
perry's Expedition to Japan, vol Calf Antique
Hugh Milier's Works, 8 vols. q
Irving's Life OF Washington 4 vols :.
lrvins's Works Complete =.
Wayerly Novels !. l2 vols 80 I.
Cooper's Complete WORKS, "a"
Bayard Taylpr's Travels 5 q
american An l, Encyclopedia, "A Librarys
dramas
Dana's System Of Mineraiogy vol. cloth.
Rollins Ancient History, A vols. NOR. ANTIQUE
Addison's Works, 6voIs sheep
Gold mith's " vols
Spectator, : vols. calf, antique.
Johnson's Works, 2 vols sheen
Halam's Middle Ages
prescoti's Complete Works, Is vols Library
Ing works Of Daniel Webster, 8 vols. clots
naheros History Of the u ). yols cot. and sheen.
Kane's Arctic Expedition 2 vols ''otH
Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works | vol ca,f
Beaumont Flttcher's !" !. sheen
shakspeare's
Ma senger 4 Fora's Dramatic Works ! Va,
p Dickens, Complete Works, vols. sheep.
s"s ales4 =, !" Re
The Works Of Lord Bacon 3 vols
The Modera British Essayists vols c,otb
ALSO, complete assortment of Can Letter Nat. -,
BIZ Paper, Envelopes School Utiice st.tian-rv al
oct20 p ppntrN
barret House Block Sd {.
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M Ga3 SIDE fresh supply Of Moss elde =
AVA MARION HAriahG. For salehy j. p nHNwI
bAfres House block. q ~
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Two INcESDIARY FIRES AT Florence Nspe.s.
EA.-A letter dated Florence, N, T., Sept 9th.
states that on the previous night the nos, Office
at that place vas set on fire and eptirei, do
stroyed. WiM all the contents; q store on one
side, and building occupied rs q tin ahop on
the other side were also burned Everythinp
in the two latter houses was saved. While the
citizens were engaged here, the residence Of
Mr.. Dudley, situated three or foar squares dis
tant upon the side Of the bluff, was discovered
to be on fire also, and entirely DESTROYED with
its conten,a Mr.. D.'s loss is 5000. Insured for
81, 300. There WAS much feeling and excitemen.
and every effort possible 10 being made to ferret
out the incendiaries.
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To Farmers and DealerA

~ FARMERS ana UeAleIA -
NOuk attention ID respectfully solicited
present extensive and complete stock 81 49, 49,
lng implements and Utensils In store, vsssi
enanies ne proprietors of the arlington ASrses =
and seed Warehouse TO cGer unFivAIled inductns'
me trade and purchasers generally.
large Invoices Of Hay NJ and Harvesting Ieos''
sisslng Of IN
SclIA6 ma TIES CRADLES EOODs
1KRNA hA y F0kK& II 3 tin~d, lSlTIhk
S1UNES q RIFLES, HAND q RkFVk-
WING NAY FORAN &C., H.,
have just been received 10 which daily Additicns afs
Ing made BY ftesh arrivals.
Purchasing directi, from shemAnsiActarsrs.
sscss are obtained ~ the lovest possiole PFces
20 Sell lower than any other house In 80
f0l assortment OF Wood and Willow Was,
= 80, Led Cords, Cioahes Liaes, %. eonstassv
hand. KAlrN, kOnlNeON %
Durlinasss. lsss
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Fruit TReee, Nursery NeNck, Gc.
Ki)0. (N)0 APpls sesaliess, ysar e e ps ooo
1o0.eA0 drafted Appe Frees, gear I'D, v feee,
90 ~ PER 1000.
10000 Grasss for ApsIz planting; Is to ~ per %.
10000 year old Apple Trees, 20 ~; ~ !"
Ssvcra thousand 70 ysgrs old; 80 PEI 100;
- per lopo.
Also, few hundred ve-y large trees without Da0e
81 which have borne fruit: Is tn % cts each.
5000 Gurrants, year, 1ne; $50 per 1909.
eOU,a00 Willow Cuttlnss 81 n0ss approved kinds for
Hedge and Basket making; u DO - - % per 1000
Terms Cash. tsspta) HENRY AVERY.
For sale Or Rent.
TSHREN OR FOUR IMPROVED FARMS In Des
i Molnss county, within few miles Of Burlington,
the ariherest 81 miles, the q. Augusta road, .
OF the best situations for larre vineyard that
know Of. and be had low for cash. For informa-
ticn respecting this enquire ot b. Myer, Fur and
Dry Hide Hexler, Burlit gton.
Also, uninproved Wild lands OF best quality, In
this and adjoining counties, low for cash.
sCpts HENRY AVERY
1.-TWO Y0ke OF Oxen. medium sise, OF good
quality, only they the breachy animals TO
be found, can be bought low Of
seutS.dkw lmA HENRY AVERY
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EM ,. SASH, DOOR AND BLIND sac
P,snl 49,, ~ Pleasant Street, opposite ~ Oss
Iova xm. DeRo. adjoining the on Min, Burlington
a.. ~ Amo Wig, work constantly on hand. And Or
~. y ~ ~Ah Or otherwise, promptly Attended ID
4 \ nj
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4 the 18th day OF December, A. ID 1857 "
- seheyh 70 order 70 secure note OF Two !AuAd.ed
ana Fifty Dollars, due 10 me, made to me convarsr.
IN trns, Of the following land The soub Eest 80
=. .e south East quarter Of Section tw Tovn
srlp sixty four Range seventeen; also Of lie snn,h
.wents-two same Township and Range In Al II eenr.
STATE 9, aiesa1ri; with power me TO seiI IN
sa.o VI ety daysnotee II tie said note Mas NOT al,
maturity paid. Sail note was NOT ara h,s -, 80 W
pAd, anu therefore as Trustee aforesaid and lu q.
ers'se o. SAID power Of sale VIII the i6.h day OF M
tasR Saturday, batwee til. hours Of Ia asp,ac.
=, ana clock r Of said dsy, sen The sAia lard
ior cast 70 the highest bidder, at pubic aueen IL ~
Maines county, State or Iowa n EstIhn - Des
sept IA, lS5s-WIn Trnstsa-. .~.,,