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Trustees' Sale.

WHEREASs Caspar H. Riepe and Hannah, mis-
WH., By their Deed, dated December 9th
1900 conveyed to William Garrett and A. w. Carpen.
ter the following Real Estate, situate lying and being
10 the County Of Oes Moines and State OF Iowa 10 wiz
the south half Of the northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty three, township No. seven north Of range
NO. two west, with the improvements thereon in trust
secure the payment Of three promissory notes in
SAID Deed OF Trust described for the sum OF seven
hundred dollars, with interest four hundred dollars
from date until paid, at the rate Of 10 per cent per
an.um. And whereas Of said notes 10 wholly IN.
paid, and part OF another of said ID unpaid and
both due, therefore we, William Garrett and A. w.
Carpenter Trustees, ~ Aforesaid will, The request
the holder OF said notes, sell the Real Estate above
described, with the Improvements, according to the
provisions OF said Deed Of Trust, 1t public At
the front door Of Marion Hall, in Burlington, Des
Moines county, Iowa, for cash, 10 the highest bidder
between the hours Of O'Clock, A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
r. M. or Saturday, the 18th day OF June, A. D. 1882 10
satisfy said demands and costs of this trust
mayo ditw'd WILLIAM e. GARRETT BRETT, Trustees,
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New York Nav

New York, May rs.
Mr.. Keck arrived from Cincinnati to-day, and
identified Jackson, the oil merchant, as the man
who attempted to rob the mails and express on
tho Erie road, last Wednesday.
The investigation will be commenced to-
morrow. The Government having summoned
q large number OF witnesses, it is quite likely
the examination may las. two or three days.
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Agrlculsusal Msesing-A oeceeev a.

u AVkaC0AsO1OA A00se0B-A DoCkoey Or
ganlRea ~ last.
Parssant 70 notioe The cisissns d eAis Count
met as Marion Hall, on Saturday, 9Th inst. 10
the purpose Of establishing an Agricultural So.
eaety. Upon motion J. K. Scott, Eso. =.
called to the Chair and Geo. r. Lane vas an.
pointed Secretary.
Inc object Of the meeting having been full,
discussed BY Aessrs. Starr, johnson. Brovninr
ana Others, i was resolved to organize an Aeri
cultural Society. On motion, Messrs. n. "
etarr, Esquire Wilcox, aud Geo. H. Lane. wer,
appointed Committee to draft ARTICLES Of in
corporation. The following were submitted and
unanimously adopted
Inns Association, formed under the Lass Of
lora, shall be called the DEs NoIxrs CounrY
AGRICULTURAL SocIKrY.
lst. Ito capital stock shall be five thousand
dollars to be divided into shares of i've dollars
each.
ID. The Officers Of this Society shall be .
President, . vice-President, q Secretary. a
Treasurer, and Eve Directors.
Sd. The whole power and Management. Of
the business and funds of this Society are her..
by vested in the President and Directors-vho
shall constitute q BOard-the President having
only casting vote, and . majority Of the Di-
rectors shall constitute . quorum to do bus-
ness.
Inc Board shall pass all such bylaws a. thew
may deem necessary to carry out the plan Of
'o's organization, for securing subscriptions to
the stock, and for SO managing the funds of the
Society as to promote the interests of ARricul-
lure in this County.
4th. Each share of stock shall be entitled to
'ne vote in all elections of officers. The 6rss
election shall be held to day and annually here.
'tter at the County Fair.
9th. In the Absence Of the President. the
'ice-President shall preside-when he shall
ave the same power AZ the President.
On motion Of NJ. johnson an election of OH. |
ers was held-it resulted as follows
For President, II. w. STARR
vice-President, J. K. Scorr
Secretary, GEO. II. LANE
Treasurer. WE Coorp.rnu
For Directors, n. N. RoBINsoN-CALylN CAV
GE-RoBERT STEwARr-JoHN 8. DAyID-EL-
RIDGE g. LEFLER.
On motion it was resolved that the city pa
ers be requested to publish these proceedings.
J.K. SCOTT, Chairman.
GEO. II. LANE, Secretary.
The officers elect are requested to meet At
Re Office of H. w. Starr, at o'clock .. M, on
thursday, I'd of June.
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St. Louis. FRIDAY NJ u.ro.

| ~ A|VAASs 3EIu0y 4. M, NAV III.
Wheat-Sold slowly and without change
from Yesterdays prices Holders firmer At ,6s
close on account of the tenor of the foreign
news. Sales include $40 bags inferior and com.
mon spring at fl.05al,lO, 1870 baes fair and
good do from 81, l2asl, 30; 9e4 bags prime and
choice spring and club ct 81, 25al, so; 1850 baps
iali from 81 ,25al.S5 665 bags prime At Al. 4fa
LAO; 100 bags choice white and Zimmerman a.
$3.50, and 1854 bags Zimmerman private. "a
| Corn-The receipt Of over 10000 bags TO-DAY
altered the market considerably in favor Of
buyers. Ihere was light demand at decline
| OF to cents, With sales of 1850 SKIS mixed At
Zoe; 200 SKIS do t7s; 562 sks prime mixed At
Soaslc; 492 skis white at S3c; 45O sks do At az
| and So SKIS do at $780,
Oats-Sales OF $50 SKIS light at Coo delivered:
% SKIS 90 At bsc; 600 sks at 62a62}c; 224 SKIS at
o4c; OIL SKIS at Coo; 3S7 sks at Csc delivered
and 1873 SKIS choice at TIC, the last being above
the market. For other other qualities tbera vas
dull and droo ing market.
fiour-ln small way 100 bags low grade
sold at 1915; 400 to 500 bags country and citv
superhne from 81 to $40, and fancy at O.. 2os
go per Dag; small lot Of country superfne
so,io; 100 bols city do at 1926; 100 bbls
city fancy at $3.50, and few small lots country
extra at $SaS,25 per Dbl; for round lots of city
superine there was some demand, with sales Of
loo city at s6; 500 do at S6,25, and 500 and
1000 on private terms.
Sugar-Sseady. Sales 80 bids low fair at &c:
20 hhds choice at 74c, and 224 hhds in two lots
on private terms.
Gunnies-Sales 5000 large and second hand
at lSc. manu-
Hides-Steady at tic for flint.
CooPerage-225 flour bbls sold at 32c.
Pork-Market quiet, and the only sales were
OF " bbls mess at 1880 per Dbl, and 70 casks /
and hams, packed in dry salt, At Gle
and u, 40 delivered on the Illinois river.
bacou-Very little doing-the only sale re-
ported being casks country rib sides At ln1e.
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GREELY'S OVERLAND LETTERS.-N Nov
Is THE TINE TO SUBscRIBE-The first of Mr.
Greeley's Letters from Kansas, Utah, California
&c, appears this week. His Letters are looked.
for with much interest, and will all appear in
the Semi-Weekly and Weekly Tribune, as we'll
as in the Daily. Terms. Daily, Sc; Semi Week.
ly Tribune, So; Weekly Tribune, 81. For club
terms, see Tribune of any date.
Address HORACE GREELEY l. Co..
bplt Tribune Buildings, New York.
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ANOTHER DoDsE.-The Troy ii mes suggests
thai since the President has violated his official
oath TO preserve, protect and defend the Con-
Etulion, and expects to continue to vialate it
10 its spirit he has ,resorted to the artful dodge
Of establishing an organ under the name of "7Ae
Constitution which he will ''preserve, protect
and defend" to the best Of his ability, in literal
ivhlnent OF his oath,
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rprclnox II PRussrA BY law OF Prussia
.rerv child between the ages of seven and four
teen. !. rsqaired TO go to school and learn to
read and write. In lS45 there we're bu. two
persons in hundred who could neither read
nor write. 2,s2s,ooo children of the 2,eOo, 900
between seven and fourteen years, attend school.
IN the standing army Of 10000, but two
soldiers we're unable to read. In case of ner
taking part in the war, Prussia can bring into
sbe field 100000 men, in one sense, the best
sduelled military force in the world.
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RTRAYEn

EROW THE PASTURE Of the Subscriber,
H In Jefferson township, Henry County, Iowa, on
Saturday, the l4sh Inst, dark brown horse, eight
years old, sixteen and half hands high. In his
lOrehead a.d white about his hind feet. He has
d collar sore his LEFT shoulder The horse 10 Aup.
posed TO be somewhere In the vicinity Of Burlington
liberal reward will be paid for his recovery.
Address the subscriber at Trenton r. o., Henry Co.,,
Iowa.
may30-dlww3t JRaSE s1UDps.
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How IHKY LIVE IN UrAH.-In searching the
ioase OF Bishop johnson, charged with murder,
Utah, the United States officials we're not able
Rdiscover him, but found therein his ten wives.
lou Of these wives are sisters, and the Bishops
or nieces, and he has, besides these, two sis
n out OF one family, and also mother and her
aaghter. This lie polygamy with vengeance.
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Mr.. Wise, the Aeronaut, has completed his
arrangements for balloon journey from 81.
Louis to the Atlantic seAbord. HE balloon.
the Nineteenth Century" 10 SO feet in dame
ter, and contains 900 feet Of gas. NJ. Wise
undertakes this journey chiefly a. An experiment.
with which to satisfy himself of the practicable
y Of bis scheme Of sronsuting across the
Atlantic Ocean.
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A CRACKED CoMMANDMENT.-We heard
suggestive express on related the other day of
very little girl, who was taken by her mother
into shop, where tempting basket OF oranges
stood exposed tor sale. While her mother was
engaged in another part Of the room, the little
one teasted her eyes on the fruit, and nursed
temptation in her heart, till it grew too strong
to be resisted, and she hid one OF the oranges
under her apron, and walked quickly away
But conscience demonstrated SO strongly. that
after little rehectien, .she walked quickly back,
as slyly replaced the orange in the basket
Again the forbidden fruit out of her possession,
presented its tempting side, and again she
yielded. After a sharper conflict than before,
conscience gained a second victory, and the
almost stolen orange was again finally restored.
With saddened countenance she walked home
with her mother, and when they were alone,
burst into tears, exclaimidg: "Oh, mother,
I've cracked one of the commandments!
didn't break it-indeed did't break it, mother
quite -but-Ims sure cracked it,"
We shall never again see piece Of doubtful
conduct, without thinking-there's Command
ment cracked.
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TIE 6LAvnlfnADR-A 0nooesA JVnY.-TA1
savannah Rspablissn psblishes % indlxnan,
protest Of the Grand Jury which recently in
dicted the parties suspected Of complicity in
the slave-tfade. The Jurymen state that they
were compelled under oath, By instructions
from the Court, % end bill IN accordance with
that law prohibiting the Slave-trade; but desire
y TO Do understood that they did 70 against
their viii. The project 10 Q curious document.
IL concludes o. follows:
we feel hsmbled, - men, in the conscious
ness that We are jreemen but in name: and that
We are living. during the existence Of such laws.
under tyranny as supreme as that Of the des
potlc governments Of the Old World.
Heretofore the people of the South, frm In
their consciousness Of right and strength. have
failed 70 place the stamp Of condemnation upon
such laws as reflect upon the institution Of Sls-
very. but have permitted, unrebuked, the in
nuence OF foreign opinion to prevail in their
support. Longer to yield to . sicky sentiment
OF pretended philanthropy and diseased men,
tai abortion Of "higher Law" fanatics, the ten
dency Of which is to debase us in the estims-
Ton OF civilized nations, is weak and unwise.-l
all such laws as tending to encourage
such results, and consequently % baneful In
'heir effects, We unhesitatingly advocate the |
'epeal OF all laws, which, directly Or indlrectly.
condemn this institution, and those who have |
Inherited or maintain il; and think il the duty Of |
ne Southern people to require their legislators
Q unite their efforts for the accomplishment Of
his object.
CHAs. GRANT, BENEDICT BouRGUlN.
r. I. Byrd, n. D., JSo. J. JACKSON,
.. PALMER, Gro. w. GARAANY.
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Mr.. Cyrus w. Field leaves for London by the
Pc sia to-day to renew his labors, in connection
with the Company in London, with the manu-
iacture during the summer of . new Atlantic
cable. This is to be brought GU. with all the
new improvements, and fully prepared for lay.
ing across the Atlantic early in the summer
Of next year. Mr.. Field expresses his faith 10
the ultimate success Of the enterprise ~ strong
~ - he did at its FIRST COMMENCEMENT
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NAPOLEON AND CUBA.-The Paris CORRESPOND
ent OF the New York Times has the following !:
Mr.. Chanut, fermer editor of the Presse for
American affairs, now employed in the same
capacity on the Review Contemporaries, has just
published lengthy article in this journal on
the subject of Cuba, and is preparing another
on Central America and the Nicaragua canal
question. According to N. Chanut, the French
people, as well as the French Government, are
strongly opposed to the annexato of Cuba, by
force, to the United Statas, and their opposi-
ton would be manifested in q more effective
way than by mere protest. have every rea-
son to believe that if Louis Napoleon were dis
posed, he could easily gain the contest of his
people, to constitute this Que of the civiliziDg
missions Of which he has talked go much in his
late manifes,os. His new and powerful navy,
which will have little opportunity of developing
its strength in the present war, would only be
too glad to measure its strength with a marri-
time power like the United States. In fact, the
Emperor cannot know what value to attach to
the improvements that have been introduced,
and whether 1t is safe to continue the present
system OF building, without having trial on q
grander scale than will be offered by the Italian
war.
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UNITED STATES EXPRESS,
IRE NAVAL

THIS COMPANY has removed their ONCE % No.
i 81 Main street.
This Company will forward money and other valua-
BILE packages freghts, and make collections In All
pArts OF the United states and the Canadas
CALIFORNIA;, EUROPEAN, all other packages entrust.
ed 70 this Company will be forwarded with Dispatch
and NJ reasonable rates.
Packages received until o'clock, r. NJ.
may6-w 4tdtf III. q HUNT, Agent.
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H-A correspondent Of the Louisville Demo-
snt, deprecating the strife between the SQUAT
u,sOversign and the anti-squatter sovereign De-
noeracy otthe State, says:
Then Gentlemen, why not first elect him
(YAgo2Dl BY large majority, and then cut
esct Others throats"
Perhaps We havn't right to advise, but we
think they had better rersrse the order of the
two operations Louisville Journal.
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MORE ScANDAL,-The following bit of scan.
mag. appears in the Norwich, Conn.,, Courier =
A young man in this place, not many nights
since jumped from third story window to the
ground to escape from quarters that we're be-
coming anything but comfortable by the un-
looked for return of an absent husband, who
was expected to have remained away Tor the
night. The lady attended the door In person,
and welcomed her lord in such an enthusiastic
manner IS conveyed to the lover up stairs I'M
mistakeable notice that while she detained the
father Of the family below, it was time for him
to leaye-end he left.
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Ne Rev. J. S. HASKELL, we see by western
asa'lge', has turned up at Omaha City, where
W 10 occupy the pulpit OF Rev. Mr.. Gaylord,
curing hls absence, for few months.
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q We hear that Judge Knapp declines be-
Taeandidate before the Democratic Conven-
@a Tor the Supreme Bench.
'olh D Lash is to be the Democratic candi-
"s io' County Judge in Henry County.
Nv. Robinson is spoken Of as likely to be
Dsnocratic candidate for State Senator
non Dts MONIES county.
'se Henderson,, of Ottumwa, and Judge
'-' 0i davenport are spoken OF by Democrats
connection with the Supreme Bench.
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers


And SEPARATOR CtD11BaNED.
w take this method Of informing Millers generally
W tnat We are now mar ufacturing and viii keen
constantly on hand Woodwards Combined Shutter and
separator This Machine consider the best now in
USE and We hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used will bear out In this assertion II n
compa ct and durable with less power than oas
machines and does all woIk heretofore performed by
three machines. viz the Screen, Separator aud smut
ter to say nothi OF the Tanning A which has usuai
70 be used in cleaning dust from o1al
As 70 the mode OF operation In the 6rst II sepa
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of Inc
oats from the grain before securing. While In the
process OF securing the grain brought In contact Win
srng blast Of air, which carries Oh dust Is fast a
made u then passes into larger Separator where Il
cleared Of chess, imperfect grains, oats &C. and il
then ready for grinding. The dust 10 ali not onlv
cleared from the grain, but from the chess oats ana
ouai, ana blown clear out OF the mill Another vrrv
great advantage IL that be on the same Gooy
With the burrs or any where the mill that NAV +.
desired. ~ II makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatt utterly Impossible to con-
suct mil that VIII make good -four out OF dirty GRAIN
unless the dirt be No better machine M.
YET been invented for this purpose than
shutter aud Separator. and IL Is believed none - -.
adapte' western Grain. They are nov IA use Ana
san Der en- At twoof the Mills in this city Sundsrlsnd
Bros.. and keiser 4 Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended TO.
octzs-dwH WOODWARD, KEIsER 4 sHERRILL,
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70 Derby 4 Jackson have in press vol
l1e 10 be called Prenticeana, which will con-
w al the wit,cisms published by George D..
f'sltlce in the Louisville Journal.
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~ We are indebted to the St. Louis and
St. Paul Packet Kate Cassel ofthe Express Line
for St. Louis papers of Saturday delivered at
our Office early Monday morning.
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n & Marahal,a aala-

RY VIRTUE Of IN Execution to me directed from
the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF the
United states for the esuthern Division Of Iowa
- Adams d Co., and against !. II. u. b. Isstt,
for the sum OF eight hundred and seventy
nne ooars ana nity-eight cents, with ten per cent
interest from the rendition OF said Judgment with sx
dollars and 1--WE cents, and all that may lawfully
accrue since the Issuing Of said Execu ionI have this
levied on the foowing described Tracts Of Land
LOUISE County, Iowa, a. the property Of l. II. r. b.
:s 70 s.s.y sad E1ecution % Wit the undivided
M % me west nsf o. the North quarter Of Sec
ton -, Town -, Range 4. Also, the Southwest
quarter Of Section u.s. Town Range T. and the South
west quarter Of Section 81, Town "a, Range e. and
viii sell the same to the highest bidder 1t Public Out
sry for cash In hand at the front door Of Marion Han
IN the City Of Burlington Des Mones County, Iowa. ON
THURSDAY the "a day Of june 1859, between the hours
OF O'Clock, A. III. and o'clock p. N. Of said dAy da-
ted this the 3Oth day Of April, 1859.
LAUREL SUMMERS,
U. 8. Marshal for the State Of lows.
By JoHH s. BARTRUYT,
mAyZ-2tW Deputy.
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kE Mr. Lamar, our incompetent and drunk.
90 minister to Nicaragua, is to come home, and
aS place is offered TO George Taylor, late men,
Der OF Congress from New York.
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~ The attempt to navigate the Maquoketa
river, according to the Excelsior, is likely to
prove successful The Steamer Mime -ha .ha
last week passed up as far as Bridgeport.
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE

Rspublican Co0nty Cenvension.
.rS. n publksas Of Des Aones County are rseuess.
= - .ees q Marion Hall In the City Of Burlington on
s.ruRpAY The llth day Of jane nsxs, q o'clock r
,or hs purpose Of selecting 10 delegates = attend
a.a Convention, TO be held at Des Moines CITY the
- Aav Of jane NEXT 10 nominate candidates for State
=. CHAMBERLAIN,
rA.,vn.n Rsnnhliean Central Cnm,npites>
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a1 Al last accounts from California, Col.
fremont was engaged 10 several lawsuits
'usn le lad brought against various parties in
connection with his mi ming claims.
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Burlington, Iowa.
- Pork Cirr, March Cd, 1855,


Dear Sir Your Shutter that have had in
ose Tor about eighteen months tho most perfect ma.
chine Of the kind In use. used . machne that i
purchased In Chicago for short time after started
ana u cost me more for repairs and delays In q lev
months than the whole OF the mschine that rot
from you. Your machine has me anything Tor
repairs, and 10 now, after eighteen months service
doing work In the most perfect MANNER Peas. 49,
cept my thanks for past and ess vtshes or
uoceas. Yours respectfully,
sArt3dAv GEORGR prrpr
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The Great English Remedy.
SIX IA MES CLARkE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, N. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This wel-known medicine is imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc.
tions, from any cause whatever and although power.
full remedy, they contain nothing huru to the con.
stitution
TO MARRIED LADIES
u Is peculiarly suited. II WILL in short e bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
These Pals haze been knosom to sil ,cAers the
directions on TIE "a page o. panspAlss are SeH OF
serced.
II For full particulars, get . pamphlet, free, 70
the agent.
n. B.-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to an au.
shorxed agent, will insure bote containing over SO
pills. by return Of mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES.
Late /. @. Baldwin Col
Rochester, NY.
For sale by
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Wholesale and Retail,
DecH Burlington, Iowa.
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On Easter Monday there took place at Sails
bury, England, the wedding of a cattle dealer,
who had avowed that if ever be did get married
he would ride to and from church on a donkey.
His friends kept him to his word, and provided
him fifteen donkeys, that they might bear him
company zen sWe. This ludicirous wedding
procession headed by a fife band, went the
rounds