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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06
To All to Whom it NAV Concern,

I fs the inventor of and useful irapr
in Smut Machines which right secured to me by
letters patent, bearing date 2eth Oe 1851, and there
certain parties manufacturing machines ind using
my improvements. This il to notify all persons who
make vend said Improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who inirnges my rights,
sponsible for all such nfringements and will their
expence establish the validity my pa4ent.
NJ" part Of what claim my invention IL the
securing vice, formed Of tie heater attached the
cylindrical screw, in cumGnatbn with the securing
pate cylinder, formed If series of rings placed
tile other. fun Their claim the adjusiibie
placed In the chamber, and arranged vey
with the fan, whereby The che and Ugh and inferior
grain may when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and In clean state, or when
worthless aowe pass into the fan box to be elected
terefrom with the finer and E ter 70 eign substances.
This is part of what claim in the summary 10 my
patent The above notice wilt hope be sufficient that
none may Claim ignor ance Of my right.
word to the wise is sufficient.
March 20awtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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10000 Agents Wanted!
A G00D THTNHf

"A MEDICINE that ~ MO Cheal!!-
IA CURES EXPLANATION OR FEVER ONLY !!
!. B. ROY LE d Co.. OF Boonvis, Missouri,
the Wholesale Agents for the States OF Missouri Ara
kansas, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mime
Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico, for
Coggswell's Antiphlogistic Salt;
perfect substitute for Bleeding, Bliserng and Lcrch.
Ing, and viii appoint town and county Agents on lib.
eral terms.
- Price % per box, BY retail can BE- sent BY man.
Address ]. y. BOYLE = CO.,
1unsa.Ws0 Dooavlls, No,
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Illustrated Volumes and Gift Books for
the Holidays


XXyGIIT.D noted Women; or, Types Of Womanly
w Attributes Of all Lands and Ages; by Mary
Cru len Clark. Elegantly bound aud illustrated.
Gift Book Of American Scenery.
The Republican Court.
The Court Of Napoleon.
Field Book OF the American Revolution.
lrvng's Life Of Washington vol. octave, antique,
!" 4yols, ~ mo, calf
The Floral Keepsake.
The Book OF Beauty.
Gertrude OF Wyoming.
This farmers Boy.
Ancient Mariner
Geay Eegy in Country Church Yard.
The above together with Superb Stock oil ANIMALS,
Bibles Prayer Books ETC., ETC., elegantly bound and IL
Illustrated, suitable for Christmas and New Year Pre-
chaser, by i p BROWN
oecU 0AgFss House Block, -
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C a M P B Z + lis

Something s.N scr tsse People.
THE undersigned wishes to draw the attention Of the
4 People OF this city and vicinity to New and Per-
feet system for cutting.
The GlothieVs Guide
Is spendidly Autographed chart, til full aud
plete instruction. BY the Of Which the unnsrTcted
and those who garment cut, Will be enabled
to learn in five mnues 10 cut coat dress TO t any
size personor get up set Of patterns superior
any other Division system.
W. r. ACTON, of Philadelphia the publisher Of the
Tailors Transfer is The inventor and has secured the
Copy Right
have the exclusive right for Des Moines County,
Iowa, to sell these Gudes-and will guar them
give perfect satisfaction. Any person can have the
privilege of testing them before purchasing.
go Orders addressed through the Burlington P o.
will receive prompt att nton.
Persons wishing examine the above Guide can call
upon Mr.. Nicely, door east Of the Bank Of Cool
baugh Brooks who is authorized to receive orders.
G. IL. T. ST. CLAIR,
Authorized Agent Des Moines County, Iowa.
Infringements upoa the above rights viii be pTosecu-
ted to the fall extent Of the law.
maylJ-dAwSm
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To Farmers and Dealer

NOUR attention Is respectfully solicited TO the
i present extensive and complete stocG Of Farm.
ing Implements and Utensils now IN store which
enables the proprieors of the Fur ngten agricultural
and Seed Warehouse TO offer unrivalIed nens 10
the trade and purchasers generally.
Large invoices of Hayng and Harvesting Tools con-
sistng Of
SCYfHE SNA TIES, CRADLES, WooD AND
IRON BRACE AND GRAPE ZINE PAT.
TERMS, IA YFORKS u a y timed ,)SC Y7UE.
STONES d RIFLES HAND = RETUL-
Wing NAY FORKS, ETC., ETC.,
have Just been received to which daily additions are be-
ing mads by fresh-arrivals.
Purchasing directly from ufacturers these ar
;ies OBJ aimed at the lowe possible prices enabling
TO sell lower than any oihrr'house In Burlington.
4 full assortment of Wood and Willow Ware, Cor
. nc, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Ac constantly on
hand. KEITH, ROBINSON A co
june l2-4dt-wu Water Street, near JeGs rson,
Burlington. Iowa.
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES!!
AT
Burlington Nurseries

Formerly Avery, Comstock Co., and A. w. Comstock
and Bro.
The undersigned would call the attention Of taose
wishing FRUIT TREES, &C. 10 the
LARGE and SPLENDID STOCK now
On hand.
Orders solicited for the Spring Trade.
Address, A. w. CoMsT0CK and the undersigned at
Burlington. J X. SCOTT,
Assignee of A. " Comstock.
December %, 1Ss1.-dw6m
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PATENTED CCr 20, 1857.
Important TO Iii Tiers!

WOOD ~ AExHs's NEW s1sk II MACHINE
AND sEE'A!ags.s tx ia W Isl kD.
ME take this methed Of iuformng Nilers generally
w that manufacturing aud VIII keep
constantly hand Woodwaii's Combin ed Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider IL best now in
use, and we hazard nothing III saying ~ Miller who
aas yet ased VIII bear US out ia this ass ertion II
compact and durable, moves with less power than most
machines and does all the work heretofore rforIned by
three machines viz: the Screen, Separator sal Smut
ter, to say nothing of the Tanning Mill which as usual
ly TO be used in cleaning aus from offal.
As 10 the mode Of operation, in the hrstpice sep2-
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part of the
oats from the grain before securing. Wfre in the
proc Of securing the grain brought In with
str ing blast of air, which carries on dust fast
made II then passes into larger Separator where it
is cleared Of chess imperfect grans &C., and is
then ready for grinding The dust is all not only
cleared from the grain, hut the chess oats and
oaai, and blown clear out Of the mill Another yery
great advantage il that 1t be set the same floor
with the bsrrs any where Else in the mill may be
desired, as it makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows tia it is utterly impossible
suct mill that VIII make good -four out Of dirty grain,
unless the dirt be first removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodward's
Shutter sna Separator. and Ii Is believed well
adapte' > Western Grain. They in and
bes at twoof the Mil in this city, Sunderland
& Bres, and keiser Co.'S.
Orders promptly atteudel TO.
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER SHERRILL,
Buriingt m, iowa.
Polk CITY, Marc 3D. 1855.
Mr.. ia WooEWARn:
Dea. sir:-Toai shutter IL at have had in
use for about eighteen months the perfect
chine OF the Kind III L2e | used machine that
purchased in Chicago for short time after arte,
and Il cast me more tor airs and delays til few
months than tie Whole Of the machine that got
from you Your maclltae mas aAyt hlag for
repairs, and Il now, after eighteen months service,
doing Its work in the most perfect Please
cept ny thanks for past svors and best wishes for
ceess. Yours respectfully,
aarI3dGw GEORGE BEEBE
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sTocK MEN AND SHIPPERS,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington


- ..sfE--sssg
Z A I L r 0 A D.
nS and after Wednesday, March 10th, ISIS, trains
~ via this route will follows, leaving East Bar
ingtoB by G 4 q. trains:
LIST Passenger at Gs5 a. NJ. for Peoria, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Alton and 81 Louis, via Gaesbarg Knox
yihe Elm wood and Peoria to Chicago, and via Bloom
ington, sprng Id Decatur, Lafayette, Pans, sandoval,
Terre Haute and Indianapolis, for Cincinnati and ST.
Louis.
"a Passenger al 5:45 p 81 for Peoria, Chicago, Gin
einnat Alton and ST Louis making close connection
above
Passengers via this route will change at Gales
burg.
Baggage will be checked through from Burlington
TO need rechecking 81 Galesburg but must be at
tended 10 and properly checked on the Ferry Boat.
The trains Of the u. & VI. r. X. X. make direct
nectios with the trains this THIS is
saving of FIFTY-0NE MILES of travel any other
to Southern points.
sy Through tickets to all the above points and to all
Eastern cities, may be obtained the Ticket Office Of
the @. b. Dc q. Il. r., of Jefferson and Water
Streets r. f. H0sF0RD,
Passenger gent, Burlington, Iowa.
p. B. ROBERTS, Supt, Peoria, IL.
U. ii. KELLOGG, Gen'l Ticket Ag't PEORIA Ill.
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10 Purchasers Of Books, Paper and
Stationary

SG2LiOAeTY.
Large StocF Or Miscellaneous and oLae~ c&s
Eastern Wholesale Prices.
HAlSEs: just received very large stock
cellaESous Books, parcha sed this Fall Aeac YORK
and fhttadeil1hta Trade Sake8 am prepared to sell
AT prices lower than before offered in this city
Among my stock viii found the following valuable
Works:
Perry rs Expedition to Japan, vol. Calf, Antique
Hugh Miiler's Works, D vols.
Irying's Lifts Of Washington, 4 vols
Irving Works Complete
Wayerly Novels 9 10 vols.
Coopers Complete Works, 81"
Bayard Tayl8ris Travels 5
american Encyclopedias, Il :" Library.
Brands
Dana's System OF Mineraogy, vol. cloth
Rollins Ancient History vols. NOR. antique
Addison's Works, vols. sheen
Gold .mths :. vols
Spectator, 4 vols. calf, antique.
Johnson's Works, 2 vols. sheen
Halams Middle Ages
Pfeseetts Complete Works, ia VOLS Library.
The Works Or Daniel Webster, 6 vols. eota
Bancrots History Of the u 5. vols. cloth and sheep,
kane's Arctic Expedition, 9 vols
Ben Jotlnson's Dramatic Works, | vol calf
Beaumont Fletcherts /" sheen
Shaksueare's
Messenger Ford's Dramatic Works vol,
Dickens, Complete Works, 8 vols. sheep.
Felailg's I've.
SInaetis
The Works Of Lord Bacon vols
The Modern British Essayists,s vols cloth
Also, complete assortment OF Cap Letter S,ta -,
Bill Paper, Envelopes School and ofsice statonerv ~
ways on hand, Al lowest prices, by
oct20 Up RpoWN
barret House Block. Sd T.
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70 Teachers of Vocal Music and Other

L BEG leave to call your aftenti on nv large 49,
ment Of Music Books, which o fer tr~.inred 80.
Ny stock consists In part as follows. fsS
The Celestina, The Cythera;
shawn; Ducimer;
Anthem Daicimeri Christian Mns,relt
Lutte Of Zion, old " Carmlna sacra. ala "A
and new; new.
Alpine Giec Singer; % Young shawn.
vocalist; Juvenile Minstrei
Z" Song Book for the :. Harm.
School Room; Robin He'd Hreas,.
Haiieiujah; - Singers M.nn.i
Also, large assortment OF Instrumeniai Maslc :.
ways on hand and for sale at the lowest rates ~
septiv J. r. BROWN,
Bookseller and 6sationer. Barrss House Hlocs "A !.
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EPIrArH.-The following epitaph may be
found, says an exchange, upon tombstone
in Cincinnati:
Here lies cut down like unripe fruit,
The wife of Deacon Amos Shute!
She died Of drinking too much coffee,
Amy Diminy eighteen forty"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

Enthusiastically sends to the Louisville
Journal the following homely simile
The joint-snake may be ranked wonder
For when provoked, it flies asunder,
But, stranger still, its anger o'er
The fragments reunits once more.
So, when Democracy is severed
BY foreign blows, or selfdeliyered,
The strong cohesive power Of spoil
Again unites its snaky coil
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and BLACK

And great variety of articles usually kept in FIRST
class Warehouse, which are 90 numerous mention.
Mahogany and Black VAIN 1t Looking Glasses from rs
cents IS 90.
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses from 81 rs to $3.50 30.
Mattresses 81 % to S3B Oh.
Brass Clocks with Iron frames, from % 81 to IS 90
liberal discount made to ountry dealers fsepl 6bp
ArRgNG REDS-A patent, which | will
- put up trial Of week and If liked will be
taken down, free Of chargeif kept price 81 90. Any
wishing to try them do by calling my store.
septic bp IL. Z. HARDY
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FURNITURE ! FURNITURE.!
EreSIs Arrivals Ut
IL, G. FL a e Us

WHOLESdLE f mr. l-SiJ. tCHNI1CRE, BEDDING
DC LOOKING GLASS WAREHO USE,
Jefferson St. between Water AMI Main, in Mr.. Postle-
waits new four story brick
MIR. HARDY returns his thanks to the
4ti citizens OF Bur!ington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and SELECTS continua feeling
confident that he can continue 10 give perfect satsc
ion.
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
mnch lower than fol mary, that it enabl, me to sell
ali Goods in my line from 20 to % per cent any
other house in the West, and all Goods warranted as
good represented the money refunded. My stock
consists of the following Goods in
81
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

& PARTNER WANTED
WITH G1ss 'gtsetT DOLLARS
w Capital and well r. commended, to engage in
permanent lucrative and profitable business, al
ready established. The profits daily credit sales
now amounting to over fifty dollars day. For full
particulars address, with references,
mar26 -awtf A. COYLE,
Boy lLN. Nj. Pleasant. Iowa.
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GA rs Foa

MISSOURI STATE MuTUA Inns. co. -. 81 LOWS ND
= II EdgeH, Pres't. II ) EHsou. aet'g.
NORTH WESTERN ms. co .. OsEEao, NY
Pat, Pres' S 3 Ludiou. Sscp.
PHOENIX ms. CO..........-,.........H HARTFORD Conn
Loosss8, Ires't. 9earg htltogs, Secy.
dec2S.
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Countyrcf Grand Traverse, Michigan, SIS:
Mrs. Josepha ii. Green, being duly sworn.
deposes and says, that the letter OF DR.. John
Morton, herennto appended, which she has
read, is strictly true, so far rs it goes, though
mach Of the history Of what occurred ct her
brothers 1.-THE hts NJ. Haydsn) house i
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06
Great Bargains In Books, aper and

treat Bargains In Books, aper and
Stationery.
HAVE lust received large and we'll selected stock
= OF writing, Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes,
school and Office Stationery OF every description
which offer to sell such low figures as cannot fail Ia
give entire satisfaction. Among my list of papers will
DC found the following celebrated brands:
X mt Mills, Windsor Mil. Lonaop
Union : Surry, +" -
va berkshire Mills. De La Rue 4 Co., -
noBoke Rhode h Sons, "
Middieses Monter d Co., Paris.
Nes'hhister Owen llaFhart.
AvpHdale Carew Nanntaetpriny rn
Southworth, Man 4 Co. Nurand A Co
Palmer 4 Smith.
irving NILS, South Ice, Mass. ETC., ETC., etc.
Also, large assortment of School, Theological Pc.
etcai and other books for sale az slight advance on
cost. =
Country dealers, pedlers and others will hnd gre At
thrir sdvantage TO call and examine my stock be.
iorehufchasing elsewhere, determined to s-ll
lower VIA the lowest j. p. BROWN,
ocil3 garret House Hul,dinv Thi,.l 80.
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MANNTS NEW RE4PER-THREE MACHINES IN Dyp
P. Nanny Against the World,

n. MhtNY's SEIf-KAhINd -
a. CO..F reepo
10
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the mae
n time toavsdt4
tact with the By elastic shoe lately patented
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General Land Agency Office
GOENCfL RLIEES IUWA

J. p. BROWN
DODkSETgLER ANH S'FAEEONEEs.
ID Third street, above Jefferson, Barret House Building
BURLINGTON, 10 Va.
Books Stationery, Wall Papers, &c. &c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

NEW SASH, EUDR AND fsLsaDEAC
~ EUsefs Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oil Mil, Burlington
Iowa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or
ders by mail or otherwise, promptly attended 10
nov. 2S.w. TRIAa Lopez.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

The day had been exceedingly cold and
stormy and the night had already set in,
dark and dismal, with a fierce gale and a
driving storm of rain and hail, when again
stood beside my patient The moment
looked at him perceived unmistakablo indi
cations Of the near approach Of death upon
his features. He was free from pain, his
mind perfectly clear; but his life was ebbing
oway with nvarv foahin Irno.b Eta fha cIou-
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

Delegations Of Pawnees, Puncas, and
'Pottowatamie Indians, numbering 80, had
an interview with the President, Dec. 81,
At the White House. The auditory was
large, including many ladies' and Secre,a-
RES Cobb, Floyd and Thompson. The
Pawnees were accompanied by VIM. H.
Dennison, their agent, and Samuel Allis,
Interpreter. The chiefs and braves were
accoutered as befteth the Indian warrior,
each having his tomahawk constantly IN
hand. They evidently seemed TO think
that the business that they were on, called
for an extra consumption of ochrs and
other c~oloring matter.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21
ID D..

In, Bellevue, N. T. Jan. 5th, in the 26th year
of her age, Mrs. Marcia NJ. Russell, OF in
dammation of the brain. .1~
Jan. 9th, of Group, Warren c., son Of James
and Marcia Russell, aged z months.
g. There has passed away from our freside
The wealth Of a love untold" sif 1a '11ni
Scarce three months had passed since Mrs.
Russell came to US, young, hopeful and smbi-
tieus,-winning universal admiration and love
by the sweetness with which was mingled in
her character, the buoyancy and lighthearted-
ness Of childhood. with the holier charms of
materuity--the more sacred duties Of the
faithful wife and mother.
The skill of our best physicians, a hus-
bands ~tireless watchfulncss, a sisters un-
failing tenderness, the sympathy and aid Of
neishbors and friends, were powerless here.
Neitner love nor care, could stay the falling
breath, or win back the departing spirit, and
as we saw her body consigned to the grave, In
LIES sweet prime, many a fearful eye and
quiyering lip, attested to the deep sympathy
felt for that bereaved husband, that desolate
home and those motherless babes,
Mrs. Russell was the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. Warren Green, formerly of franklin,
Delaware Co, N. Y.
How sadly must fall upon the hearts Of
those aged parents, the knowledge that the
youngest of their household band-one 80 long
the joy aud pride of her chlldhood's home, has
so early found a grave, so far removed from
the friends of her youth. s-- ~
1t seems a priaciple inherent in our nature,
TO wish to guard with reverential care and
tenderness, the sleeping dust Of loved friends,
and the Cemetery of any new plsee, must in
deed seem lonely and neglected, in COMPARE
son with the beauty, bloom and fragrance that
90 ofts surround them in the east. But wild
dowsrs will spring up luxuriantly here, in
place Of cultivated ones there. The birds
VIII pour forth as Joyous melody here; the
sun shine and the dew, rest as lovingly a. IL
she were laid to rest in her own native vale
aud none there are who knew her but will
sometimes visit the grave Of that fair young
mother and her infant child.
In early lie she became a member Of the
Baptist Society, eOnseereating her heart and
its affections to her Savior, and her friends are
eonforted by the assurance that through the
dark valley and shadows Of death, she was
su.tsinsl BY Him, .,rr =.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

=, A Canadian gentleman, Mt. Isaac Bueban.
an, who has Just been elected q member Of The
Provincial Parliament, has created a sensation
In favor Of the form OF government existing In
the U. s. and this avowal Of republican ssnti-
ments did not In the least diminish his popu-
larity. Mr.. Buehanan's Partially for Re-
publican institutions may be accounted for,
says the N. Y. Times, from the fact Of his
being a son OF the late James Buchanan, for
many years British consul in New York.
where the lipersl Canadian spent the early
part Of his life. -
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

The County Commissioners met yes.
tefaay, stJ udges Cooks Office, and re.
ceived proposals for building two bridges
across Pappillion Creek, and awarded the
con,roc, of the Watson Bridge, on line be-
tween Sec. 3, and 10, Township ID. NJ,
Range ID, E., to Maj. w. R. Watson
and A. w. Trumbull, and the other on
Territorial road from Omaha to Cedar
Island. TO Hon. Amos Gates, Of Sahng's
Grove. Jrs.at .a
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

II is said that the last survivor Of the Wv
oming massacre 10 jeremiah Spencer, now Of
TorfinEford, Conn, AZ years old, and in full
possession Of all his faculties, mental and
physical. The massacre took place eighty
years agoj but Mr.. Spencer, remembers his
passage down the ladder from the chamber
where he slept, in his mothers arms, and their
flight into the wilderness.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21
9ale

NOTICE IL hereby given, that by virtue,
IN aud in pursuance Of a Deed Of Mortgage
executed BY Alfred Kellom, to the under sign
ed dated December 18th, A. d. 1881. to Sc
cure the sum Of Fifteen Hundred and Forty
Six Dollars aud Eighty-four cents, In the fol-
lowing manner, TO wit $500 on the goth day
Of December A. ID. 1851, $500 on the 9th day
Of January 1853, and the residue on the 9th
day Of March A. ID. 1888, and Recorded in
Book b. Of Land Records, Of Sarpy county,
N. T. Page 2el 2 g one OF the conditions In
the said mortgage is, that default being made
In the payment of, either of said notes, the
whole should Immediately become due, and
payable, and default having been made In the
two first, named notes, and interest thereon ;
aud this being the third time, said mort
rage has been renewedj now therefore, by vir.
tue Of the authority In me vested, by said
Deed Of Mortgage, | will proceed to sell, ac-
cording to the conditions therein set forth, to
the highest bidder for cash, at public sale, in
the city Of Bellevue, N. T. before the door Of
the Bellevue House, on Saturday, the Ord day
of AprilA. ID. 1855, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. all
the following described property, to Wit, the
Undivided one half Of Block No ll3 in the city
Of Bellevue, sarpy co, N. T. according to
survey made BY s.. W. T. Schlmonsky IN 1856;
and also, all the undividedhalf OF the certain
piece or parcel OF Land situated and lying In
the county Of Sarpy and Territory Of Nebraska
and known and described as follows, to wit
commencing at a post Sii6 rods North, sti-t
East OF the S w corner Of sec 10, township l3
range 10, f Of the 8 principal meridian.
Thence north AZ 1-2 west 23;5 rods to a cotton
wood stump, thence N 81 L 90 rods to a post
thence S II l-2 i 23;5 rods to a post, thence
S 80 w 0s5 rods to place of beginning ; also all
the improvements and buildings, consisting in
part, of one steam saw mill and the tenement
hereditament and appurtenances thereof, sub
ject nevertheless, to a Deed of Mortgage, to
secure the paymett # Two Thousand Two
Hundred Dollars, (S2200) it being a prior
mortgage and having precedence over all
others. .HEH "# . HN
l2t-S V. A. GWYER. Mortgage
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

"a We have received from c. c. Wool.
worth, Omaha, the Purlor Casket, Wave
~ Magazine, and Harper's Weekly.
Woolworth's is the only place in Omaha,
where the late publications are for sale.