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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10
The GBurllmgtom and Miss0url River
MaRaFoaa-VWMat Burlington should

MoRhFo4A-WA9e W0fAAMgtoo sAOuaG
de.
The completion Of this new line to Ottumwa
has Just been hailed with enthusiasm by the
inhabitants Of Burlington, NJ. Pleasant Fair
Geld, Ottumwa and other towns contiguous to
the line. Indeed, all Iowa is rejoicing over the
achievements Of eastern capital and skill IN the
construction 90 far Of the connection that il to
unite the waters Of the Mississippi and hissouri
rivers. Sensible. Of the importance Of this new
line 70 Chicago maFketa, We rejoice with them,
and congratulate Iowa merchants upon the pos
session Of medium fer the development of the
greas resources Of their State. Eastern capital
has done every thing for them, and the energy
aud skill of the officers operating the road are
continuing the work with . will. They must
nevertheless avoid falling into the error Of inn
ayining that the construction Of . railroad 10
the sure talisman Of businsss-ehat because
they have line from Burlington 70 Ossumwa
ill the business lying between those places and
within reach, will naturally and certainly dow TO
them. II 10 NO such thing. The construction
Of one limo Of railroad In IN agricultural State
& but sure foresunnss OF another and On in
te,sectiooal line. Tho Burlington and Missouri
rver railroad does mot ignore the fact that
lovee down The river 10 little town called
K>okuk: that that little town hes railroad, and
~ "a business men Of that little town ase wide
awake merchants, whose vigor and enterprise b
by no means 70 b disrsgseded beeause BusliDg.
ton hes shorter route - certain point. Il
: che interest of Keokuk % trade With g. Louis
under her prevent arsanesmsnta oos = V 70 the
intareet Of Bsrlington 70 sea1o With Chicago
There 3 an inevitable steuGgls 6seveen them;
hut Il viii b Absolutely impossible TT Keokuk
8 tsp Tho valley Of the Dies 1oisss either By
- ia Of the De Noinse, Ksokuk a1d Minne-
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H-..nAer Nv. Rabhitt.

Z. want TO know something about Babbitt
!. insist that the democrats shall either de-
!, hair Lieusant Governor from the charge
,u..rrement or that they shall condemn
\, Democratic National Administration tor
M, he charge and Judge Mason for say
I /, b. be belives it to be true.
Eas, Babtitt is guilty or he 10 not guilty
IA h sul,y the Democrats are supporting
Nh, proclaimed defaulter for the second
r,ss Office in the gift Of the people. 1t ne
lot guilty, then their Democratic Admins
hasp is depressing an innocent man, and their
raan for Supreme Judge does not know
WI ID. law is, when he says that he believes
u u be guilty Of Q defalcation Of $1,000
fsdiit!
III. your choice of dilemmas, gentlemen,
( ass them both, il you choose, but let Us
|iNshere you stand.
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Gssriul rain 90 flooded the streets Of Ss-
Saa, that 10 one Of them, Whitaker street,
sntr 10 some places was above the hubs Of
SU wheels, and the current was so strong -
ssaier II exceedingly difficult for horses to
aa1n their footing.
lx Charleston Mercury he's very little pa
ss sith the election Of R0usToN - Cover
wi Iexsa 1t says: IAN impracticable and
esss'oss issue (the revival Of the Slave
mt has paralyxs the State Rights party oil
'as I'd raised 10 power one Of tie greatest
ssaaa the South, and most unmitigAted
ssasgsea within our borders-G Southern
Frazier.
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WHENCE CONE THE BURDENS Mr. Buchan-
ans Secretary Of the Treasury admits that the
General Government expended ESl, 0O0, 900 last
year in carrying on the Government. The es-
timated population Of the United States lie now
S0,000,O00. Now, if we divide the amount of
money spent by the number Of Inhabitants, we
find that the government, according to its own
admission, spent the public money at the rate OF
t1.6e per head per annum! At this rate,
what amount Of money do the people Of Iowa
have to furnish! Why, Iowa has population
Of 100000, which, being multiplied by $2.66,
gives 81 ,862, 900 per annum. Let the Dsm0c.
racy put that in their pipes and smoke il. Talk
about State tax Of $s0O,OOO, when the ad-
minstrat;on bleeds the people Of Iowa to the
tune of $l,S62,000 per annum.-Ottumwa
Courier.
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asee0 pes~ese 80 49,, - \.
some, ana ~ 1885,. HI 80 =. ss !.
sIusny sempeEsS - 800. - 1870.
e2cn remors p'sasaC's. - -. .: .1f-h.;,-
80 noosss Roens:1.. =. -. Nv 800,
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s.I 4; 49,. 81. i;e.iS 80. y. ~. 49,. ~ ~ ~ ~
49, 49, :. 80 1855 - n - - = -
I'M. 1890. IA "a - Il ~. r,..a;...
,,..s ~ a,.d - IA hs.,d thst thsl.
49, a1c;.... 4. y "a 1one;dared tha4 ~
~. 49,. ia ~ e. NJ, vToncs 40 q 100
~. ~ s.s..if !. Ma M notorinris -
.sa..;h,. ~ T.-;.. 49, sSm;n;e4ered a her
SSsi:..... ,..S e-hn,, ~ heA sworn Il
49, 49,. .O 49,. q .lccr.rt enas;men
49,, 1870. Il enrt.;n dclsmst,on ~ took
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DEMOCRATIC DocrRlSE.-The distinguished
Senator Iverson Of Ga, "sgitated the negro
question" considerably in a recent speech. The
following lie an extract:
"The proud and enviable condition Of the
poor white man in the South, compared to the
degraded white slave Of the North. is owing to
the existence Of African slavery at the South"
White Democrats ia the North ought to duly
appreciate the compliment Again, Mr. Iverson
says:
s'Slavery must be susaned-in the Usion, if
possible; out OF it. if necessary; peaceably, if
may; foscibly, il we must"
The Northern Union saving Democracy will
take notice, and govern themselves accordingly.
Dodge must quicken his race after runaway
Journal
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"A Little More Grape, Capt. Bragg
New YoRK, Aug. 5, 1859.
FROM the Newcastle (tngland) Chronicls.

NEW YORK, Aug 3, 1889.
To the Editor Of the NeU York Herald:
In your announcement to-day Of Col.
Bragg's candidacy for local Office in Louis.
lama, you mention (by way Of Identification
Gen. Taylor reported order at Buena Vista
to the gallant (then) Captain "A little more
grape, Captain Bragg"
While every one acquainted with Gen.
Taylor and his emphatic style Of language
knew from the beginning that he never said
any such thing, yet the fable has hitherto
gone without public correction, probably 40
an amusing illustration Of the truth Of history
when dressed up BY newspaper correspon-
dents, school-book makers, and platform and
municipal orators.
Years ago, not long after the battle, the
writer mentioned to . near relative Of Col.
Bragg the preparedness Of the anecdote,
and expressed curiosity to know what Gen.
Taylor really did say. Col Bragg's relative
replied, Il can tell you exactly what he said.
The fact Is, Braxton, Capt. Bragg was crit.
ically situated Part Of his battery had been
dismounted, and 90 many Of his men shot
down that there was not enough left to work
the remainder The enemies batteries had
been pushed up very close and tho ere was
very severe and deadly. An aid.de-camp
riding along, Braxton asked him to 70 and
toll the old man Gin another part Of the
field) how hs was situated, and ask what
was 70 DO done about it Gen. Taylor re-
ceived this message in the crisis Of the bat
tie, when the result was doubtful, and when
the flower Of hin little army, including many
sons Of bis lifelong friends, had fallen be-
fire his evesl The entire force Was engaged:
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part az
the globe, ID the consequcuce ~ diseased aceion
in the system. induced BY ~ poisonous miasm
Of vegetable decay. This oxhalation q evolved
by the action Of solar heat on wet SOIL and fises
with the watery vapor from Il. While the sun =
below the horizon this vap0r fingers near the
earth's surface, and the Virus b taken with 10
through the lungs into tie blood. There IL acts
= m irritating poison on the internal viscerA
and excreting organs Of the body. The liver b.
comes torpid and fails to sccrcte not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach gym
pathize with tho liver, and become dis0rdsrs6
also. Finally, the instinct Of our organism, -
II in IN attempt to expel the noxiouS infusion,
concentrates the whole blood Of the body In The
Internal ex1etOries 10 force them 10 caGt IL ont.
The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES % the
central organs with congestive violence. This =
the CHILL. But in this effort It fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushoe to the surface, - II
in another effort to expel the irritating poison
through the other great excretory tho skin. In
this also IL fails and the system abandOns the ~
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the 6ts or par0xysms Of FRvBR AND
AGUB. Such constitutional disorder will or
course undermine the health II Il d not removed.
We have labored 10 and, and have found, m
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PuRsuIr OF KNowL8DGR-At village
called "Ths Centre" in the northern part Of
Vermont, the boys and girls last month had .
dance and . glorious time generally. A youth,
not having tho fear of the bottle before bin
eyes, managed to get decidedly in the fog
upon this unwonted occasion, and slyly with
drew under the bed Of the ladies' dressing
room to recruit No sooner had he closed
his eyes than Q pair of blooming damsals
came in from tho hall, and began adjusting
their disordered ringlets. The girls had
tongues, which ran on in this wise:
what nice dance we're havingi Have
you heard anybody nay anything about me,
janet
La, yer, Sally, Jim Brown says he never
saw you look 20 handsome ~ you do to.
night"
Have you heard anything about meY
"About you'll Why, sartin; ! heard Joe
Flint tell Sam Jones that you were ~ pref
test dressed girl in the room" W>Dnpor
the dear girls chuskled, liked up = little
more, and wsre starting o6 glibly & ftesh
gossip, when our half conscious friend raised
himself upon his elbow, and quite nolBgibly
though slowly snquired-"Hd' go heard
any 6oyyy say onytAiMg about Nm 1lsfs
.Phancy their pheelinks" = thi notars
They Aed with IN explosive scream
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me Campaign Gazette, waving all re-
'--0l OF lts own candidates, calls in dol
! . manner upon the gentlemen nominated ON
-pa'ucsn ticket for enlightenment. We
!. Ie nat Republican nominees are willing
! ay 70 meet oil demands Of this sort ct
s'ptf times and places.
= sa With the Jug handle ticket ~
y We Robinson, Clark end Harper! Can
'7shsard from, Mr.. Gaxs,ts9
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutzalises this malazious poison IN ne
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel u ffum
the body. A. IL should, % IL does cure this n
6ictive disorder with perfect certainty. And it
does moro, or rather does whas = Of more -.
vice 70 those subject TO this infection. II taken
In season u expcls Il from the system = Il b Oh
sorbed, and thus keeps those who Ne Il ftee ffo@
il attacks; keeps the systcm In health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently Il not only
cures, but protects from tho gFoat variety u q.
fectiOns which are induced by this malignant
influence, such = Remittent Fewer, Chill Fever.
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headaehe,
OF Bilious Headache, Bilious Tevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, G0ut, Blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache, CataHh, Asthma, P1lpit9tl01s, Pninfnl ~.
fections Of the Spleen, HyseEics, Colic Paralysis,
and Painful Affections of mo Stomach and Bow.
elas ~ Of which, whsn azising ifom this caues.
WIN Be found to assume MoEo Or leog The inteFmit
tent type. This "AOUB Cum" removes the cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the discase.
This Il accomplishes by stimulating the exczo.
tories 70 expol the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become hAhited to do this
their once Of their own accord. Hence arises
what No term 0cclimatioN. Time may accomplish
the Same end but often lo y NOT long enough, OF
u sacri6ccd In the attempt, while this " A0UD
Cum" does Il at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this 10 surer q well =
safer remedy for tho whole class Of diseases
which are caused by the miasma&ic infeetion,
than any other which has been discovered; and
Il has still another important advantage % the
pubuc, which II, that It y cheap - we'll - good.
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IL According to the official documents the
ksnses Of the General Government were
sJ, 900 for last year. Estimating the pop
hon Of the country At 10000, 900, Mr. Buch-
y, administration has cost over " sc per
Yet Administration demagogues are
aa about Republican extravaganza in Iowa,
kn 4 tax Of less than three hundred thou
h dollars is levied upon 700.0 people 10
knn.. :. o,atn G0vernmenti
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Trne editor Of the Sioux City Eagle, Dem
a,ic paper, acknowledges, in speaking OF the
kussion in that city, "Is was apparent to ell
! Gen. Dodge is no stumpsr." "Thsre 10 NO
sssag the fac. that Mr.. K. makes . better
kssiou upon the crowd than Gen. D." Will
Ars,ic newspapers now turn their mud
txa upon Svigar,! Let 10 hear from them.
hs ANXIOUS 70 know IL they will discredis
ERn witness.
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0reeley's Letters from California.
Now II she Time 20 Subscribe.

The FacfAment0 Union, In allud'nR TO Mr. Greeley
visit TO California, says:
"His letters from this atate to TIE TRBrxE vim Be
watched for With interest," and II they should not s the
most valuable written from this country, the i'm
portance they Will have from being extensively
read and believed than all the ever pubshed
about California, may well the anxiety ~ shsll
feel 70 know vhAt Greeley has ssid OF 10.
Mr.. Grseley's letters will all appear In TEE rAmY
WEEKLY and sEM-W sEKLY TaIsuss. -Terms: Daily, o.
Semi weekly. %; ten copies ever, to address,
- each. Weekly Tribune, ~ twenty copies o. over
to 0ddress u each, and copy to The gss-
t.f-up OF the Club. Address
HORACE GREELEY Co.
sep8.dtAv9w4tw Tribune Buildings Nsv eYk.
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QVER 100000 AOREa

DIES MOlNR8 VALLEY LANES
WILL ~ BROUGHT INTO MARKET q ~ Lara
wv Once ~
Eort Dodge SePeember SO, 1859.
Embracing Rich, Rolling Prairie Lands ven votsrsa
and sdvAntageoosly situated With reference - Tn.
ber, Coal. Gypsum, Building Materials, fovns AiIls,
water Power, Proeeted Railroads, saluhriV o. On.
mate, &c.
w have nov . competeat and resbls surveyor Il
The Fort Dodge Land District engaged In exa0in1s an
making sesctlsns from these Lands and shall y pre-
pared o. the Close Of the Public sale 70 oeato Lad
WaFrants-iN the order In which they Fscsive1-en
arst choice selections, accompanying The csrAeae 81
entry Of each tract with accurate description Of Dou
surface, timber, relative location, 1c.
Letters Of Inquiry promptly answered.
Address ". y. ROe0 D CO..
eepe-aAW1M NJ. Pleasant, le0A.
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Chicago. Sep. 9.

Flour quiet.
Spring wheat; market opened steady and &C.
tive at 74} for No !, but At the close was quiet
and declined 1; No 2 continues firm At former
figures; winter No white 100 10 store; 100
bush At los; 100 bush No 2 do at Sc; 1850 bush
rejected at IS. al in store. Spring $50 bush
mixed spring and winter at rs; 1900 bush No
1t IS; l2,4OO bush at 743: 1850 bush at "a.
Corn quiet and shade 6rmer, conal ga, free on
board, No r R62 on track; $50 bush at 81;
1000 bush do at 6lt, 1900 bush Gil Ill in
store.
Oats dull At 244 No in store.
Rye quiet at IS No in store.
Barley very little offering at 40.
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New York, Sep. ].
RLOUR-Less active but without change. Sales ct
o. OOD4 30 for super state; - 6O05 90 old and new
extra do, a 1904 50 common TO good extra western;
Is O0015 Is for fresh ground II Ohio. Canadian
dull q - 5005 So Rye nour quiet ct - 30 0e4 50.
WHEAT-More active and lose better. Sales 10 OtO
bush At 81 800e1 40 for white westerns lel sol 90
new white Nv.
RYE-Dul
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-Scarce and 6rmer. Sales 1t % for new mixed
western.
OATs-Dull at 5000 fer State, Western and Cana
dian.
PORK-Dull and nominal, ct "a s7015 90 mess;
90 OO0lO Is prime.
BEEp-DulL
BEEF HANs-ouiet st sl5 oo0i7 Is.
BACON-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Buoyank
LARD-FiFm.
BUTTER-ssesdy as 1s01sc for Ohio. lsO9ls for
State
CHEESE-Firm ct 70oc.
WHISKEY-27K. with buyers Il u.
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HAIR DYR-HAIR DYR-HAIR DY1

AA40 Ox6-4Ax6 Vy&-0Ax6 Vx8
Wn. a. DoscheloFse Hair Dyei
FEE ORIGINAL AND BEET IN TIE W0RlDi
Al sshsss iniaassns, and aAesla - aysaAsd
II goo visit . sseape Fidlesie.
GRAY. Red. o. RUSTY nAI9 Dyed instsasy y :
bssutfai and Natural Brown Dlaek wAsae ~ sass
injury 70 Hair Or skin.
1IBTgnN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bssn
awarded . WI. A. Bachelor since 1ss9, and ever o.
900 applications hare been made % the Hair Of hs PAL
rons Of his famous Dye.
WIN. A. BATOHELORD HAIR DYE produces cslor
soto Be dstinguishsd from nature, and 10 WARRANTED
not 70 injure II the least however long may BE- cen
timed, and the III effects Of Bad Dyes remseisi; he
Hair invigorated for Life ~ this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied lin privsts rooms) ct he WI
Factory, 988 Broadway, New York.
Sold In al elties and towns o. the United States 81
DrnGgees ard Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upon Q
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each BOZ, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
julo-lyW 9SS Broadway, New Yofk.
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A Saratoga correspondents Of the Boston
journal writes:


journal writes:
"1iss Bartlett, who is to marry the Cuben Of
untold wealth, is At the Congress. She is Of
course the observed of all observers. And the
little, small sharp-fAced, -visaged old man
Of 80 who is to bear away this choice flower. is
cnvied greatly. The name Of the fashionable
bridegroom is N. Esto de St. Conso De Oviedo.
This lady is young, elegant and tall; when he
stands upon the second stair be is ON the level
With his intended. The whole party, including
the father of the lady, Mr.. Bartlett, have left
for Lake George. This arrangement has been
most happy one for the father. He has now an
elegant house in Fourteenth street. and has been
told BY his intended son in Law that for the fn-
ture he need have no care. The Rev. D. Tay-
lor, aided by the accomplished Brown, will do
one pars Of the work in Grace Church, and
Bishop Hughes in the Cathedral, will consum-
mate the work. 1t was said BY the late Horace
Mann that ON one occasion il took fifteen miD-
utes to draw 40 inference. It takes both the
full force Of Protestant and Catholic canonicals
to Join this man aud woman together"
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here was but little need for the Penitentiary
ng Democratic swsy.-l Gazette.
Exactly 20. Under the benignant reign Of
IVA Locotocos,n scoundrels we're kept in
Ece instead Of being cent TO the Peniseutiary
ee they bs,cng. Things are quite the re-
he nov.
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CLARION CeuHfY.-The Republican County
Convention Of Clayton County snss yesterday
a. 0arnavillo. The Convention we fully AZ
tended. and perfectly harmonisus in its doinRs,
The following ticket was nominated:
Senator, Gilbert Douglas, Esq, Of Clayton
City. . relative Of s. A. Douglas, but . much
better citizen Representatives, D. c. Baker. Of
Sperry, and NJ. Merrill, Of McGregor; County
Judge, John CARRIER; Recorder, Jacob Nicklaus:
Sheriff. William Scott; County superintendent
J. w. Van Ornam; Surveyor, r. 8 No
Clelland. sr
The ticket 10 composed Of the best men of
Clayton County, and 10 sure Of success. The
vile Islander that Clayton County win at this
election rank herself with the Democrats, will
b rsfuted at the polls.
Hon. James Harlan addressed the Convention
and citizens assembled, at the close Of the p,o.
eeedings, in q speech Of some two and Q half
hours length. The speech was q master piece
ofargumen, and wit.
Much anxiety had been expressed by the
Democracy lest she Senator should talk about
Natioual extravagance and skip our estate
expenditures" They had their uneasiness for
naught. The Senator did talk about National
extravagance, and did not skip State expendi-
lures, 70 the msnifest distress Of the Democracy
They At 6rst felt bad, lest he s.ouldu's, and felt
"worse" because as did.
Owing to the late hour to which the Conven.
ton held, Nj. Harlan was unable to fulfil his
appointment at Gutenberg in the evening, TO
the great relief Of the Dsnocracy.-[ Dubuque
Times.
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q Why do not Democratic papers publish
: Dodgs's appoiu.mentss Why does not
susze'te let the people know that Dodge
sa1s at NJ Pleasant on the 18th, and that
ATWOOD will be present to answer him.
.'1faid the people will 90 and end out how
ny Dodge gets used 10,
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q a C. Z II. - Il, = - 0vo0s
- n611s~
TAs Csavssiss, vAseA asseu>,sl = Davs.-
psts - - - aaA adjeafned = - a.. -.
largely attended. Representative, ii 1sll ~
fern. vers II sasendanes frsn se,.s sss.sy "a
Military Csnpssts& Naios ]. q. las.,s,. :
BsrliasnoD, pssassa viss Psssissata cAesain
=. z. Wallace. q Mtssasiss, aad CApsala David
seahr. Of Davenport seerssarsss, CAPT. l,,.ler.
Of Dsvsnpesh and Lieutenant Boyd. 81 OF
tumWa.
bai's we're given, dinners we're served, aili-
1fy parade on The 7sh, and many sshse sgaisies
marked the occasion. The resurninE delegates
speak 70 high farms Of ~ cenveneios, ct he
dinner and bali ~ the Burtis House and Of the
Hospitality Of their eoapanions in arms q Dsv-
snposs.
Tue cenvsntion adopted Military Code
which viii be presented u The Leeislaturs for
enactment next winter.
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8. ifesidence Journal, Of Sept Lot, says
;. aos. Horace Mann, in his last sickness
wish to be and will bs buried by
q bis 6rst wife In that city, Who lies
sossA Burial Ground with her father,
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~ SoUSTr.-The Republicans Of Polk
"~F have nominated Stewart Goodrich for
N'snta,ivs and John II. NcClslland for
q! Judge.
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Legal Notice.

Legal N0Clc0.
THE STATE OF IOWA az. In County Court Of
Dss Aoines County. said County.
Estate 81 Damiel Long, deceased.
THE UNDERSIGNED has this day been appointed
Executor OF the Last Win and Testament OF Daniel
Long, deceased.
All persons Indebted to said Estate will make imme-
diats payment to the undersigned. And persons hav
ing claims against said Estate notified to present
the same to said Court for allowance
sep9 Wit j. X. SCOTT, Ex'r.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

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