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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON, Monday P. NJ, June e

BURLINGTON, Monday P. NJ, June 20.
The weather for the week past has been rainy
and warm. The farmers are all busy. Trade 10
good. The river is at its height, and is on .
stand.
A little wheat is coming in, at former rates.
We have no change to note in country produce,
or in heavy groceries.
sUGAR-7as-crushed, IL; refined, white
l0ac. Clarified 81.
COFFEE-l2al24.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Reboiled 40 to 4s;
Belcher's So, kegs 5000.
NAlLS-Ass. $4,25.
RICE-5f.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime $3.50.
BR0OMS-$l, 50a2 80 per dozen.
WHEAT-Winter 81 25al 80. No Spring.
FLOUR-Choice winter IS 40; good 81 ~;
Spring 81 OO-wh0lesale 50 90, ~ CO and IS 90.
BEANS-$l, 75aS2,25 per bush.
POTATOES-$6OaSl 90 per bush.
CORN-50a70 cts.-scarce.
OATS-65c.-none arriving.
BUTTER-10al2ac.
EGGS-lOc.
ONIONS-Sl-none arriving.
HOGS-Gross, *4a5 nett, e6,00a7 90.
BEEF-Gross, %. sOa4,60, nett, e6,OOaS,O
SHEEP-Prime, tSa4.
HAY-Timothy, &l2@l5.
WOOD-t2 60a3 GO.
HlDES-Green, 5a6c.; Dry Flint 10al4 i
Green Sailed 7as; Aurrain Sal0.
WHISKEY-27a28c.
WOOL-Common, 1920; Half Blood 24a2S
to full 80; Full Blood s2aS4.
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarSaparilla.

vINHIS Medicine will permanently cure all diseases
arising from an impure state ofthe Blood, or other
Scretula, Obst,nats Old Sores, Pinapies the Face
Btotches, Bolts, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringoorm OF
White Ss0suings, Feger Sores, Piles, Erysipeias.
Stoeilin0 o. Tie Glands, Pains in ne Bones and
Joints; all Chronic diseases, and Diseases drising
from To Sse Of Mercury dssd CaL0ne1
Such powerful curative properties are combined In
DIR. EasleFIy's Iodine and Sa rsa pHrilln
that the and a. sa.s Of thor
known remedy and been given up by ths most distn-
guished Physicians, as confirmed and incurable.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA 1t Is an
infallibie remedy. It will cure CHRONIC AND IN
FLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM, no matter how BAD,
II faithfully used. 1t will every form Of NERVOUS
DISEASE, and strengthen ~ restore the system to
perfect health and vgor. 1t . . positive cure for
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such as Irregularities OF the
N critical period 81 se-the o.
THE MENsES-it Is invaluable.
Ladies whe admire clear, beautiful, WHITE SKIN
and rosy cheek should use DR.. Easterys Iodine and
sarsapariila. 1t will Pimpes from the Face,
Botches, and all roughness frcm the skin, and give
fair and beautiful complexion.
1t will Dropsy Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs. thas ne equal in these
complaints.
Dr. Eastcrly,s Iodine 6 Sarsaparllla
il positive and radical cure for MERcURlAL DISEASE,
matter how deeply 1T may have eaten into the frame
and vita, organs. will eradicate every particle Of
Mercury from the stem, and heal is bed effects II
will cure Secondary Syphilis, venereal Disease, no
matter how long IL may have been In the system and
will thoroughly annhiiste and expel the syphitic
virus, and all hereditary tans and poisonous matter
from the system, and restore 1t to perfect state Of
HEALTH and PURITY.
To the Afflicted with ScrOfula or cid
SOreAs
Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofua
old Sores, letter, Rngworm, scald Head, B'otches,
G GidRoi. SALT sHEuM AND rETrsR oiSrMEST.
to the or diseased parts when using Dr. Easter
lys Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsa.
parilla pures the BLOOD and drives out Of the sys-
tenn the impure and vicious matter, and removes the
cause, while the Ointment HEALS THE SORE When
both used. which We always recommend) failure
Of radical and permanent cure has never been known
They the best remedy in the world.
P.S-The proprietor solemnly believes thai his Iodine
and Sarsaparlla and Grideys Ointment WILL CURE any
form Of Ulcer or Old Sore any part Of the system,
used according to directions, for reasonable Length
Of time faithful and honest trial ID Gil ssk-I d.
not fearthe result.
az Price Of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 per bot
tie or six bottles for s.. Gridleys Ointment Is cent
per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. Eastery, southeast Of Thir(
and Chestnut streets st. Louis sole proprietor to whom
| all orders must be addressed.
Sold by 4. e. GAY and SQUIRES BLOSS, Druggists
/ Burlington, and By Druggists generally. feb19
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NeV York. Jnne IL

New York, june 49,
eTOCKS-etocks are little better bat rather quiet.
0MONEy-Mors plenty 70 day, and freely offered ct
Goa per cent CALL and COS short GrSs class paper
B. EXCHANGING change.
RLOUR-very heavy and loo lover. Sales 5000 bbls
Of % OO16 20 super state; % 400o6 IS extra state;
o6 seas 50 common 10 good extrs western; Canadian
unchanged Rye aour dull at q COOS %.
WHEAT-Dull, and tendency downward. Sales tri-
ding; q 69N1 68H white Ky.
CORN-Dull and unchanged. Sales small At 61060
mixed western; se0M yellow southern.
RICE-Nominal 1t D.
BARLHY-Dull.
and Canadian.
PORK-Hssvy and quite aotivs. Sales 1000 bbls q
nle 90 vew mess o14 90 prime.
BEED-DuIl and unchanged.
BEEP HAMe-Quiet ct o1S oo0le 90.
BACOM-UpchAnged.
OUT MEAfS-Duu and heavy.
LARD-Sales 100 bills st HOLM.
BUfTER-Dun q l90l7c for 0hies 1e0So
STATE
CHEEsE-s4ssdy q l0sK - in quality.
WHl0K1Y-otsaAy. eAlss Of ~.
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jun18-WAv
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part q
the globe, b the consequence Of adloeaDed action
in tho system, induced by the poieonou1 mias@
Of vegetable decay. This cxhalati0n u evolved
by the action Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the watery vapor from Il. While the sun u
below the horizon this vapor fingers near tho
earths surface, and the virus h taken with it
through the lungs into the blood. There IL acts
- an irritating poison on the internal viscerS
and excreting organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails to secrcte not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the Wins and the bile accumulate in the circulA-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym
pathize with the liver, and become dis0rdered
also. Finally, the instinct of our organism, -
If in an attempt 10 expel the noxious infusion,
concentrates the whole blood Of the body In tho
internal excretores to force them to cast II out.
The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to tho
central organs with congestive violence. This II
the CHILL. But In this effort II fails. Then the
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the
central organs and PUSHES to the surface, as II
in another effort to expel the irritating poison
through the other great excretory the skin. In
this also 1t falls and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits or paroxysmS Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine the health II IL is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
an<id0Ao
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NasaJo r. The greas Rhysician. his y
nov admitted ~ he medical psssssson. - funds.
mental prneipis Of healing science. n u Wisely pro.
vided By The human economy, that Whenever any thing
q wrong The physical system, the Baara forces Of
TIE body are brought to bear 70 expe the disease me
arsaa AIM thsrssors h TO Strengthen the natural pow
ers This has been kept In view BY che sklfal com
FOUNDERS Of Dr.. J. HOSfRfTKRT DIrTERS, which
operate TO give esh vitality % al The orgass Of the
body. The effect OF this medicine upon the stomachs
the liver and the kidneys, are prompt and dseisvs
The patient Who II wise enough 70 quit drugeing, ANA
try the Btters soon feels II he he'd taken new lease
Of Ss and % he continues the uss Of The article hs
ovsoyed 70 nd the streams Of health coursing Tire
his frame. Let all from whose cheek the bloom has Dc.
parted, give Dr.. J. Hostestess Celebrated Bi.ssrs
trial ~
See advertisement In another column.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally svssye
where. astA fs
jun1- bp1m Esy 448fE
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Des Moines County. %
DY VIRTUE OF an execution 10 me directed, issued
ID Of the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
for Dies Mones county Iowa, in favor Of Henry Moore
and against George w. Pierson, have LEVIED upon
and will expose the highest bidder 1T the front
door Of Marion Hall In the City OF Burlington Iowa,
on Wednesday the 18th day Of July next, A. D. 1859,
between the hours OF o'clock NJ. and O'Clock p ~
Of said day, the following describe real estate to Wit
The undivided sixth part OF the north west quarter
Of Section six @ In township sxty.hine, (eo) North
Range two vest part Of the north east quarter Of
Section six co. Township sixty nine t60l North, range
two vest part Of the northeast quarter Of Section
(, Township 80. Range two west, containing
acres; part Of the SOUTHEAST quarter Of Section
thirty t86l township 70, North Range three west
containing y 2oloo acres east part 81 the North East
quarter OF Section one, Township sixty.nine No nth
Range West, containing % acres, and the North West
Of the north quarter Of section one Town
ship sixty .nine North Range West, containing ID
acres. much thereof to satisfy said
execution. at #.@ .#E
Taken and levied upon the property OF said Geo.
W Pierson to satisfy said writ Of execution. June
1859. r-s t.Fsae ....,'
A. J. HILLHOUsR,
jun18-wtd Sheriff Des Moines County.
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We learn from the Sigourney, Keokuk county,
democrat OF the 10th, that other deeds Of law
esnes. have followed the breaking open Of the
County Jail and setting the prisoners free. On
tuesday evening the 7th inst, Burroughs, one
Of the liberated prisoners, was seen lurking
bout Lancaster, where be resided. The Vigi-
Ece Committee seized him, and ten citizens Of
IL most respectable portion OF keokuk county,
wre chosen TO decide his fate. The committee
sired, and after pro,racted absence returned
G. reported him guilty, adjudging his punish
,s TO be IS lashcs, and to leave the county in
sAours. The whipping was administered with
horse whip, and he was then told to leave the
scsty instanter. Notice was then given to .
ra named Clark, to arrange his affairs and
sye the county before the LIST of September,
md anotner man named John Shifflet was noto-
ed 10 remove himself and family out Of the
county within four weeks.
The crowd which broke open the Keokuk
county Jail, took Perry Carpenter. charged with
lewdness with bis daughter, and viii ped him
until the blood ran through two shirts, and they
whipped the daughter Lucre,ia nearly as Sc
rerely as they whipped the father.
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Trstaea' Sale.

T17HEREAS, Caspar II. Riepe and Hannah, mis-
w wife, BY their Deed, dated December 27th,
1885, conveyed to william Garrett and A. w. Carpen-
ter the following Real Estate situate, lying and being
In the County of Des Moines and State oil Iowa, witt
The south half Of the northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty three township No. north Of range
No. west, with the improvements thereon, In trust.
to secure the payment OF three promissory notes in
said Deed OF Trust described, for the sum Of
hu ndred dollars, with interest four hundred dollars
from date, until paid, at the of 10 per cent per
ancum. And whereas Of said Totes il wholly nm
paid and part Of another Of sad notes 10 unpaid and
both due, therefore We, William Garrett and A. W.
Carpenter, Trustees aforesaid will, at the request
Of the holder Of said notes. sell the Real Estate above
described, with the improvements according to the
Pfovoas d o. ss,% Waro S mr,;n.,on ~,
Moines county, Iowa. for cash. 10 the highest bidder,
between the hours of o'clock, A. N. and O'Clock
P. NJ Saturday the 18th day OF June, A. D. 1852
satisfy said demands and costs Of this trust
may25 dltwtd WILLIAM GARRETT, Trustees.
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STOP THAT COUGH!

DIR. CARTEK'S COUGH aBALSAM
wal Cure C0v0hs Cbds, Askh0pd, Consumption, Bron-
cAitSs, !Npinlu0 of Blood, PGiR In TIE Side and
Brsdst, PleSrtsy. Whcoping Cough, Group, Licer
sasss ar to Throat, Ches dnd LUnls.
Too much and attention cannot be given to dis
eases Of the THROAT and LUNGS. Reader, have you
. Cough, Gold, or any disease Of the Luugsf Do not
neglect it. Delay is dangerous. MILLIONS die an
nualiy BY negectng COMMON COLD. Colds and
Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to early
death. Be advised in time and procure ut that
celebrated remedy, DR.. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM,
the greatest and BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. II
has cured thousands upon thousands after ply sicans
and every other remedy I'D failed, and the patient
given mp to die. Physicians Druegists and ali who have
used DR.. Carriers Cough Balssm, universally acknowl
edge IL the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and EFElC A.
CIOUS REMEDY known for all diseases Of the Throat
Chest and lungs.
Prce-Tral bottles 5 cents; larger bottles. ~ per
bottle, or bottles for e5.
Preparedby Dr. Easterly, corner Of Third I'D Chest.
Streets sole proprietor and to whom all ord
be sent TO get the genuine.
Burlington, and BY Druggists generally. feb10
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-. - AssSserssvy Of this Institution will eesuz
,i-S, 1859, follow:
HV i.ssol Esnsdsostos q aH ~ CSeeeo u ~
$500, III JAZZ i, 3, 3 S,atSA. \. Rm1iai1g OeG.
noln.ns r. s. 0rimth Of Dubuque; Rev. 3. \. Ceea.
Use .m Wspealo. aud John corss % nafiineton.
sAs .v,sicsai address bs6rs ~ Oatseeitv Hnkoes,
xs,rrday evening, July 3, - N o'sleek, b. Sref.
% ~ S,xeY, Of Chicago Unlvefsity, IA. eal)ee1-
A ssr. G.d as Saaoos." Admssaass to Address Is
csan VA, Ssrmea b.Jers ~ Roger Wss1tsss 80.
~ Inosiry, sunday evening, July ., 81 N
~ nv Rev. 8 ". Lynd, z. D., Chicago, IN; or
e'eiosas' POWELL, Davenport, alternate.
v.,ua Nsesin9 Of Rodrd Of Trsssses Of BSrltng.
nz..,srsity, on Monday July ASP. n.
W. Vs.iesrsarv Of EoaddapAS0s SociNv, Monday
Iuly T. at7k o'clock. Grafton By Edward
s', $50 ST. Lous, No., and Poem By }. Il. Craig,
I- h,i N.ss.g Of Iosoa Bapsise Edscosso. Scot
6A..s.v evening, July s, d ~ O'Clock. sermon By
dg Eberhart Of Waterloo, or Rev. J. y. Childs,
o.sseoss.,, Esss5isio~s cf lScAsol on "wednesday.
Arrdies Department at r. n. and 0smfls-
JAY n.nIrtrpsvt ct ~ 2. ~, with awarding Of me.
aH ssaresses By His Excellency, Ralph r. Lowe,
governor ~ s,isrss erpscssd IN o5oos Progromms
~ ~ x.minatiou will be held In the Univeryty
my. n,her exercises In House Of Worshlp Of First
fsp,a. eaS generally are invited to attend.
In behalf OF ''''- q. J. JOHNSON,
n.ah.ow GemaeaYv
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ANVIHIR LEAVES HER CHILD IN THE WOODS
alRFL-The Boston Traveller states that
!'-s no'her in Haverhill, Mass, has confessed
~ sae carried her young infant to the woods
~ aere left it 10 die. She accompanied an
NSef 70 the spot, and assisted in finding the
waved BODY OF the child, who was only three
-'lihs old. The woman had been deserted BY
<' ausoand, and she says she killed her infant
~ " should become miserable thing like
-'si. Her name is Jones, aud her father is
- be respectable citizen Of Lawrence.
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DIR. Bakers Specific.

This Il saJs amd certain Care Or 0oaosrA0G, Glee
Structure, HMninGl Weakness, CA0rdes, Diseases ~
~ xSdaSys o~d Bladder, 0ad az Dtssosss y ~
Genital Organs.
Reader, have you private diseased DO not neglect
IT, II you 20 70 regular physician with yeu
peril your reputation. IL you 20 70 IN advertising
cuack you peril yeur health for life. Avoid both, and
use Dr. Bakers Specific, which has saved thousands
upon Thousands the hands Of the Merciess Qnaoks
II not from premature grave. With DR.. Bakers epe.
cinc you can cure yourself and prevent exposure,
plain directions for use accompany the meAclne.
Price 81 30 per bottle.
Prepared ~ Dr.. Eastsry corner Of Ihird and Chese
nut street, Ot Louis, No., sole PreprictoS.
sold By T. = GAY aAd eQUIRRD DLOo0s Druggists,
Darlington, and BY Druegists generally. Ssble
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.rrNsfeA'S Sale

WHEREAs,, Benjamin Roberts, BY his Deed
w dated Nay 81, 1885, conveyed TO jeremiah Hall
tn. following Real Estate with the improvements
thereon, situate lying and being in The County Of Des
Moines and State Of Iowa to part Of the South
East quarter of Section No. Sixteen Q6) in Township
No. Seventy Ooh North Of Range No. ~ West, be und
ed and described az follows, 20 wit: Commencing on
the section line four ~ chains and fourteen and
half 4) links North of the South asst corner of said
quarter section thence running North four ~ hains
thence West five l(5l chains; thence South four az
chains; thence East five t5) chains 30 the place be-
ginning, containing two O more or less In trust
to the payment Of promisscry note in said
Deed Of Trust bed, for the of three hundred
and fonr dollars and eghtysA cents, dated May 25th,
1885, and drawing interest from date until paid 1T the
rate OF 10 per cent per annup And whereas, said
note Is due and wholly unpaid; therefore, Jeremiah
Hall, Trustee as Aforesaid will at tine request Of the
holder Of said note, sell the Real Estate above de-
scribed with the improvements, according to the pro-
visions Of said Deed Of Trust at public vendue Of the
front door OF the dwelling house the premises
Danve Centre, Des Molnes eunty, Iowa, for cash.
the highest bidder between tie hours Of o'clock NJ
and O'Clock P. NJ Thursday the 2lst day OF July
A. D., 1859, to satisfy said demand and of this
Trust. 5--'
jun21-w4ts JEREMIAH HALL, Trustee.
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DR. EASTERLY,s
Fever and ARll0 Killer.

zAts AediciNs sciH cSrS Eessr aad Agwe, Dwssb
Agse, ChSLts dwd Fever, Intermittent 0ad Rsnit.
Tent fsssrs, and every form Of Tsssr tscideat 70 Gs
We9.
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague
and Fever, FIRST and foremost In rank stands
DIR. EastoFlyss Fever and Ague Killer
This medicine 10 positive cure, both speedy and
permanent During the last ave It has cured
two hundred thousand cases, which has established IL
eicacy In all parts Of the West ~ the ONLY RIlIABLh
REMEDY for the Of these complaints.
etc. Iii perfectly harmless 70 the most delicate
stitution or tender infant. Try 1t, ye afflicted.
~ Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for %.
Prepared b. DR.. Easterly Of Third and Chest
nut streets, 81. Louis, No., sole Proprietor.
Sold by z. \. GAY and oQUlRES BL0SS, Drasgists,
Burlington, and By Druggists generally. fsb10
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The Savannah News has a report of an ex-
seetingly large and attentive meeting in that
city to hear an address On the necessity Tor the
revival Of the African slave trade. At the close
tree resolutions we're unanimously adopted, in
'.ich it is asserted to be the duty Of the South
en- people to import as many slaves direct from
lhcs as convenient" and to be the opinion Of
TIE meeting that 1.-The laws Of the General Gov.
rauent prohibiting the importation of slaves
seu Airies are all unconstitutional and void,
c. Of no effect, except as foul blot on the
log. cherished institutions Of the South, and
tat they ought to be repealed by immediate
vr.ls.;o,
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Ian. IS I@bpsv

,~rVe cali the attention of the Public At
-. and Country Merchants In particular, to
-. .sverlisement of Messrs. GREENsAuA &
X.ssrl, Wholesale and retail dealers, Jefferson
.,,.e, No. IA, in Ready Made Clothing, Fur
.;.,;,o Goods, Hats, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
-, 7ailors Trimmings, ETC.. etc. Their stock
!. =. MOST EXTENSIVE in their line in the city,
and thew keep some of the finest Clothing, Cas.
,im,r., and Vestings, which they will be happy
a. make vp to order at about as loW rates, as
pa, made Clothing can be bought for. Gen.
ssueu intending 70 60 to Pixies Peak will find
,be rich. kind Of goods in their establishment.
GREKNBAuM L KAsKEL,
Jefferson St., No. IA,
hsfo,e purchasing elsewhere. ap4-d&wtf
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s.r. +'sa', ID. d. Chief Justice Of Kansas,
- "~ ahs old tricks. The White Cloud
s"a an account Of Q recent visit made
!. we Town Of Hiawatha, in that Terri
= ha room at the hotel is described q
a. 'Ae following judicial documents:
k,ssn..es Of brandy, four revolvsrs, four
sas,i,, .s three TASKS Of whisky, and .
!usps ~. VI cigars and tobacco! When the
VIII him = :. away, he took eli these articles
sR a'n IN biz buggy.
s,t. =. i ~ the landlord, pouring forth the
1Qt enon., 1e we're doing it by rote, raving
I'd ,;sn 70 be heard over the whole town,
b e,.s e vent to blssphemies horrible enough
'srasr.n 1A'r stand On the head OF .
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THE FLooD IN THE MISSISSIPPI River at
this point is some six inches higher than it has
been for seven years, and is still on the rise
The result is, that much damage has already
been done, and still the danger is far from be-
ing passed. On Saturday last the water had
worn a channel in front of the mill Of Messrs.
Sickles, which caused the platform to partly
fall, and their office to lean several feet from
perpendicular. On Monday the danger became
still more threatening, and teams, and men were
employed to stop the water from making far
Their iDroads upon the bank. But despite their
efforts. the bridge in front Of the old custom
mill was swept away, and the Office of the -four
ing mill came near falling upon Its side. The
bulk head which supplies all of the mills below
the old mill, is in danger of being swept ont,
and the paper mill may also suffer damage The
danger is already great, and we hope the work
of destruction is near its conclusion Moline
Independent, 10Th inst.
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It appears that the government of Bavaria,
although protesting neutrality, had ordered all
he great lines Of railway in the kingdom to be
placed at the use of the Austrian officers for
the purpose of conveying an army of forty five
thousand men to the scene of conflict. The
advance guard Of this force had reached Mu-
mich, and both officers and men were received
with the greatest enthusiasm-the ladies' throw
ing boquets and the men crying vivas for Fran
cis Joseph. General Clam CALAIS, Austrian COM
mander in the Tyrol, had sent bis stud of war
chargers, consisting Of twenty pure blooded
Arabians, to Munich. Bavaria excuses herself
for this course by asserting that the Austrian
army of Bohemia forms part Of the force Of the
German Confederation.
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W. nm. +. Sanford, of Alabama, has an
''-Seo himself an independent candidate for
:, "'''0f OIL that State, on the ground that the
' : governor did hot call Convention ON
's''ase Of the English bill, as the Legisla-
~ l'c authorized him to do, and has not been
hostile to "the Free Soil Admins
2''aa Of NJ, Buchsnsu.n
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4s
appoint the President and ifcm 1855 % The
present time Of until he succeeded Count
Boul q Austrian Minister Of State the other
day, Count Rechbsrg occupied that position,
Baron Dc Kubsek 8 now President Of the
nink.