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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
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wa Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthmd, Consumption Bron-
chahs, SYaffug 81 Blood. Pain In the Side and
Breast pteuysSy, Whoopin0 Cou0A, Group Licer
Complaint, Palpitation or tie Heart, and All DE-
edsos Or ne 1hrodt, Chest and Lungs
Too much care and attention cannot be given to dis
eases Of the THROAT and LUN,S Keader, have you
Cough, Cold, OF any disease OF the Lungs? Do not
neglect IL. Delay is dangerous. MILLIONS die an.
nual1y BY neGiecting COMMON COLD. Colds and
Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then 70 an early
death be advised In time, and procure at that
celebrated remedy, DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM,
the greatest and BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. II
has cured thousands upon thousands ply sicans
aud every other remedy ad failed, and the patient
given up to die Physicians Druggists all who have
used Dr. Carriers Cough Balsem, universally acknowl-
edge y the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and EEElCA-
CIOUS REMEDY known for all diseases Of the Throat.
Chest and Lungs.
Prce-Trai bottles, % CENTS larger bottles, 81 per
bottle, or bottles for Is.
Preparedb by Dr. Eastery, corner OF Third nd Che st
nut streets, sole proprietor and whom all ord us
be sent to get the genuine.
Sold by u. e. GAY ana sQUIRES BLOSS, Druggists
Burlington, and bv Druggists generaliy frbl9
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MARKETS.
Burlinpton Mond.vnn NJ.

! Burlington, Monday p.m., May 2.
The weather, for q week past, has been yer,
propitious, and our farmers are busily at work
Trade is brisk, and the town lively. The rive
is falling.
In grain very little is doing. No wheat il
coming in, save that imported from the Soutt
by the mers. Corn and oats are slowl,
coming in. Country produce comes in largely
and rates are reduced.
straightforward, l2a; refined, white
ll4c. Clarified 10.
COFFEE-l24als.
MOLASSES-By the bbl, Plantation 40
5. H. 45. Belchers So, kegs 5000.
NAILS-Ass. 4,25.
RICE-5a.
FRulT-Raisins, prime s., sO-Apples ri .sOs
1900 per bush; dry l03allc. Peaches. liza
l2c.
BROOMS-$l, 5Oa2 so per dozen.
WHEAT-Sound Spring, none arriving
Winter 81 l5asl 80.
FLoUR-Choice winter 81 % and Sc 3d.
Dray load So S0a$6 49,
BEANS-Sl, 75a$2,25 per bush.
POTATOES-Slal 20 per bush.
CORN-50a70 cts.-scarce,
OATS-60c.-nonea arriving.
BUTTER-22a25c.
EGGS-Sc.
ONIONS-$1-none arriving.
CHICKENS-1.25al.5O per dozen.
nOGs.-Gross, $4}a5 nett, $6,OOa7, 90.
BEEF-Gross, $3,sOa4, so, nett, 81, Ouas, 90.
SHEEP-Prime, $3a4.
HAY-Timotby, $S@lO dull.
WOOD-S2 5Oa3 co.
HlDES-green, ea63; Dry Flint lSal5:
green sailed 7Aas.
WHISKEY-27c.
FURS-Coon loa75, Mink 41al Is, Otter a.
to 81, Beaver 75asl Id Wild Cat l5a5O, Prairie
Wolf 25a75. Gray Fox l5a35, Red Fox 81,
Muskrat 5alO, Deer l2ia2s, Fisher $la3, Martin
&l4aS.
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fers-W In TexaA..A Methodist &C. ns
nFeken mp and Dispersed.

= sNS ~. l. COMMERCIAL.
49, y 30; some Of our religious exchanges. and in.
,,o, = que or two secular papers, we have seen
V..s mat body OF preachers. recently hold.
conference at Timber Creek, Fannin coun.
"a VAas' at which Bishop James presided
-. oeeh dispersed by mob. but re hoped
,s,.. We report was either unlure or greatly ex.
- ss'a'td. Further information on the suh-
se,s; aoNeVer, leaves no doubt that AZ least
resi-. Ho,s lhan the truth has been told
eopnos's 'he matter. The conference was
p,,s as Is uniformity the case. of the req.
sab., oluaifed iiinerant ministers laborine
10 No.. gwen region, their only object being
lospsS s'l me Gospel. But these ministers he
d y. 10! TO tie N. Z. Church Sou,h bn,
Save hon.. saost 4. Church, North, and the
their n, u.sess Of fannin county resolved that
ttsrtio,s 's sai should not be tolerated. Taey
shy n appointed vigilance committee Of
poseo,s an +" upon and warn them not to
aud ID orae. the business of.the conference
pain 0, b, ~ 'nef departure from the county. on
following ~. l.nch law applied to them. The
war n 81, stpssts 10 be q fair statemant Of tho
mission -ea aese gentlemen performed their
ference, B.ta the great day Of Con-
be iu,,o D'saop james was in the pulpit, and
,leu s, '' services were in p progress
tsay on ,ha .ne windows of the church. far
sr.eu ~ 'ae level plain, nigh. be seen some
.o,bi,s. seeprosehing. The house VAS abou,
ssss Is iai when they knelt in nrayer. ou
ssss and md aorsemen had arrived, tied their
Rouse 1.osed into every open place in
b b,, +. = A. TIE Bishop arose 70 announce
sa. ss. bishop before him exclaimed, Il have
I'd more s. .e sir. rather unpleasant to me.
%. ! ,h 'u.' you shall not preach or hold meet.
tss pa Sss = regions." The BishoD replied .hs,
,ls =, y. place to decline 70 breach. !. was
house % society ss;Gy living there and owning the
~ he .,n. according to appoin.men. and IN.
la, be nm, es or proper arthorities forbade
ispAed the. s preach. The leader Of the moh
ssiea ss,sSa"'ssnagy, declaring sha. 10 ali that
.sd him TIE arnnsss Of BISHOP - jane Ds., %
iasA., a. snderstaud. resolved 70 S;s U1.s.
l'sss. wan provoke such : br,sch Of he
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Prof. Weed, 919 Broadway, II running
Ne hair DE trade. People vim NOT uss dyss when
natural rsstoration 70 Tie crna ceor o. the hair can
b prcdaced b natural remedies Dyes are ARTIFICIAL
agents, and dangerous In their Application bat Woods
Hair Tonic ID healthy stimulant and causes healthy
growth. growth Of gray hair upon young persons
head s unnatural, and . apply celorinG nuid pro-
duces an unnatural result the color 10 changed b
sure, but NOT through the roots Of the hair Ladies' do
you see that geranium plant In the window yonderf
how yellow and faded 1t lookf II alive and growing
bat where 10 the bsaui rich DARK green that belongs
to III Gone. You color those leaves BY an exter-
nal application Of chemicals, but they win not remain
colored. Do you desire 10 do u naturally Make
solution ofguano WATER apply Il to the roots and the
plant will take up into the system, and then you will
see rich green permanent hue. Prof. Woods Hair
Tonic works on the same principle The roots Of the
hair drink up that application, ard hish health and
beauty result.
CAuTIoH.-Beware Of worthless limitations ~ several
are already In the market called By different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res.
torative Depot, g.. Louis, No., aud New York; are
blown In the bottle. Sold BY al Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also BY al Fancy and Toilet Goods
'ea'ers, In the United States and Canadas.
Anr1 .hn1m
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Es8a08isov . u - 0oa4 10s
- - ses ssuovsag lessef " ne Aueoattno
Journal Gold hunosss should Rad Il without
fail;
PLATTE vALLxY. las milea above !.
Foar KEARxEY. Aprii q. leSo
Nh EDrroR Being il poesession of the Ia.
est news from the mines, heeten "a Iav Il Il.
fore your readers. For the last well h.v.
seen upwards Of iifty men direct fror. ~. r,;n..
and aome Of them sey there i NO eola ~ an :
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IMPORTANT raD All.

Every man, woman and child should read the adver.
thements which have been inserted in our columns by
Dr. Easterly, Of St. LOUIS. His medicines are selling
very rapidly in nearly every town and city the West.
ern States, and there has been but one voice saying
Dr. your medicines good. During the last
two years over One Hundred thousand Bottles Of DR..
EAstery's Iodine and Sarsapara have been sold; also
one Hundred Thousand Bottles OF Dr. Easterys Fever
ana Ague Killer, and very large quantities OF Dr. Car
ters Cough Balsam DR. Hooper's Female Cordial, and
Dr. Bakers spe cfc, and the demand IL every day In
creasng, which shows thai when articles possess high
Intrinsic merit like these, they do fall to be appre-
ciated By the American people. No person ahiicted
with any disease for which they should
fail to give them atrial.
- No person should think Of going to PIKE's
PEAK without taking supply OF DR.. Easterlys popu.
lar Medicines. They Sold by eQUIREs RLOss
and =. 4. GAY, Burlington. Iowa. rmar5
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~ yesterday letter was received by Recorde,
acOosh. from his son at Florence, Nebraska,
rom which We were permitted to Gull the news
ne says, writing under date Of the 18th, some
persons returned yesterday from their Pixies
feak trip, who left Floredce in February. They
composed one Of the first hand-cart trains
sn'cn started from that place. About IS miles
beyond Fort Kearney they we're overtaken bv
. snow storm. The wind blew so hard that
.ney had TO tie poles to the cart. wheels TO keep
the carts from blowing over. TIE tents were
oiown down. and it seemed almost impossible
Tor the suffering men to stand on their feet
against the blast. The snow piled upon them
IN masses, and for thirty-eight hours they we're
ouried in the drifts. All the company bad their
hands and feet frozen, or partially 90. The
snow was four or five feet deep. So soon az
sney could the company retraced their steps.-
somewhat doubling this story, Mr.. McCosh
maze thorough inquiries, and now gives the
news as reliable. Great fears can we'll be en-
tertaned for all who started out in February
and early in March from the Missouri.
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DIR. EASTERLY,S
Fever and Ap11n Ki11ors

This Aedtcine sc,H cure ferer and Aous. Dumb
Agne, LhsHs aud FeCer, Intermittent 0nd Remit
tent Fecers, end eCery form Of Fecer tnctdent 70 ~
West. -
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Asue
and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands
DIR. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer.
This medicine is q positive cure, both speedy and
permanent During the last Ave has cured over
two hundred thousand cases. which has esta bshed ia
efficacy in all parts Of the West the ONLY RELIABLE
REMEDY for the cure OF these dstr essng compla
1t will also cure Enlargement Of the Spleen ARue Cake
ETC. II perfectly harmless to the most delicate
stitution or tender infant. Try it, ye afflicted.
20 Price II per bottle, bottles for Is.
Prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner OF Third and Chest.
nut streets, ST. Louis, NO. sole Proprietor.
Sold by Z. Z. GA and SQUIRES 4 BLO5S, Druggists
O0ThuvtoE ssnl ~ druggists generally. febl9
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- Ne AAiAa. y. J. TAYLOR
J. II. TAYLOR & co.
wholesale dealers in Staple a. Fancy
Groceries.

Groceries.
| 13 JEFFERSON STREET --- IA
| | AVE JUST RECEIVED, and now offer to the trade
II at the LOWEST market rates, one OF the larres
anu most complete stocks OF Staple and fancy Gro.
ceries entirely neto and fresh, ever brought TO this
| market. - '
An Inspection Of goods and prices is respectfully 90
licted. -
| Our Stock Consists in Part NJ
| 100 Sacks Prime Rio and Laguyra coffee;
40 y Chests Assorted Teas;
$50 2, and 10 h Caddies, do
70 hhd- Prime and Fair Sugars
o0 Bbs B-lcher's crushed, pow'd and Loaf Susars
20 Molasses various brands;
10 !" New York Golden Syrup;
IL Terces Prime Rice:
zOo Boxe. Tobacco, various brands:
% Gro Gosawin's and Anderson's do In Tin foil.
Sv Bbls, Nuts, assorted;
20 u Bbs French Prunes
!0' Boxes Layer and NJ. r, Raisins:
l5O Drums Fresh rigs:
70 Bills Mackerel-15 Quintals Cod Fish:
az ~ Picked and 100 Boxes Scaled Herring
200 Kegs Nails, assorted:
iOO Boxes Window Glass, assorted:
tOO = GLASS Jars and Flasks:
~ Kegs and Boxes O Soda;
70 Boxes Saleratus;
CASTLE, German chemical, Windsor, Shaving and
Iol'ef Soaps, in great variety.
fowder shot, Bar Lead, Water Proof and caps,
Cordage ar Irvine, vario US kinda
Philadelphia Pearl starch;
stewards pure Candies;
si-elIed Almonds;
Fresh Peaches, strawberries and Tomatoes, IN Cans.
~ c n, Ga'sups' worcestershire Sauce, SardInes
Spices OF ALL KINpS.
Shoe Backing and Brushes;
bdweiIs Bitumnous Axle Grease-A new thug.
AiVCohS VI ALL KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS IN CHEAT VARIETY
Ana general assortment Of almost everything kent
In our line Of business. .,IshP
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

One Of the Most Prevalent. and a. the
same time troublesome and painful deases that attend
the human 1esh, 10 the Fever and Ague. For long
time the medical world have been continually bringing
forth numerous specifics fr permanent cure but al
without effect DR.. J. Hostetter, an experienced and
celebrated physician, has succeeded In furnishing the
public with valuable preparation for the Of Fever
and Ague. The steady and increasing demand lately
made for the .Bitters and the universal success IT.
tending its use have made for It reputation unsur-
passed By any ecnc Of the kind For the cure Of the
Fever and Ague, DR.. Hcstetters celebrated stomach
sitters must and should claim superiority over any
other preparation extant.
See advertisement in another column
For safe By Druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
mavQ. hn1m
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pY VIRTUE of an Execution 10 me directed from
the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF the
Uhteo states Tor the Southern Division Of Iowa a
burlington, dated March 4th 1859, In favor OF Barnard
- Adams d Co, and against l. H. 4 Z. B. Isett,
for the sum Of eight hundred and seventy
, ao.ars ana nHy eight cents with ten per cent.
dollars ana hye cents, and ali costs that may lawfully
sccrne since the Issuing of said Execu onI have this
eved on the io owing described Tracts OF Land in
Louisa County, Iowa, as the property Of l. H. o. B.
seu, 70 satisfy SAID Execu ion 10 wiz the undivided
a o. me west haf Of the Northwest quarter Of Sec
uon ~, Town q. Range 4. Also, the South.wess
quarter Of Section IS, Town a. Range g. and the south
west quarter Of Section 81, Town "a, Range 1, and
VIII sell the sam. to ths highest bidder At Public Ont
cry for cash in hand, front door Of Marion Hail
IN me City Of Burlington, Des Moines County Iowa, on
thursday the "a day OF june 1852 between the hours
OF O'Clock, A NJ. and O'Clock p ~ Of aai1 a.. a.
ted this The Both day Of April, 1852
LAUREL SUMMERS,
U. >. Marshal for the State of Iowa
BY JoHS 8. BARTRuEs,
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HALLS LUNG HAI.sA,r,

II Physicians will 1t, why 10 safe for the Peo-
pie! The medicine to which refer "Dr Has Bal
sam for the Lungs" have prescribed It in . large
number Of cases, and alsc0ys srfA srccess One cas-
IN particular, to which wish REFER was osses
up W secerdl pysicians who had been called in con-
suitation The patient had all the symptoms Of con-
'med consumption, such - cold nil ht sweats, hectic
fever, harrassing cough, with continued pain in the
lobe Of the right tsn0, attended with severe diarrbai
He commenced immediately to get better BY the use Of
the above named medicine, and was coon restored 10
usu0I hsdAl Ihave also found DR.. Halls Balsam the
moot valuable epectordnt for breaking up distressing
coughs and cods that have ever used.
W. D. WRIGHT, NJ. D.
Cincinnati, Nov. Q, 1S49.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs II sold By all DruReists
and BY Agents in every town In the country.
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N The Southern Fire Eaters in view Of
every probable election Of the Republican
President to succeed Mr.. Buchanan are con
hderng what it is best to do. Some of their
papers are in favor Of disunien, others of reeo-
luton, and some Of the warlike gentlemen pro-
pose to raise small force Ia mode Border
huiilan and march on to Washington and pre-
vent The Inauguration. After quoting these
rpefs Jere. Clemens, of the Memphis Eu-
| eurer says:
Inc election of Black Republican Presi-
stl' ID our view, would be no whit worse than
aesecton Of James Buchanan, aud we should
y more think of resorting to revolution on the
we account than the other. Men rendered des
rsise .! the prospect Of losing office and
;rsef may talk about marching armies to
,"s1gton to prevent the Inauguration of a
PRESIDENT regularly and constitutionally elected,
~ @ey vii lind when the time of trial comes
41 IS not the easiest thing in the world TO
's'i! TIER threats into execution. /.
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DIR. Bakers Specific.

This q safe ana certain Cure 0r Gonorrh0a elect
Structure, Seminal Weakness. Chordee Diseases o,
ne Kidneys ana BLADDER, and all Dtsedses Of ne
Genital organs.
Reader, have you private d,seasef no not neglect
IT, II you to regular physician with your case you
peril your reputation. II you 60 advertising
quack you peril your health for life. Avoid both and
use DR.. Bakers Specific, watch has saved thousands
upon thousands the hands OF the Mercless Quacks
II not from premature grave. With Dr. Bakers Spe.
plain directions for use accompany the medicine.
u Price u 80 per bottle
Prepared by DR.. Easery corner Of Third and Chest
nut street, St. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sold by g. GAY and SQUIRES BLOSs, DruRRists
burlington, and BY Druggists generally. febl0
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The Mtchfeld Conn Enquirer of April 2lst

The Litch6eld Conn., Enquirer of April 2lst
says:
We know man in Western New York who
could not write when he was married, but who
Was instructed by his wife SO thoroughly that
within nve years after his marriage he was elect
ed High Sheriff Of his county, and within ten
years, served four years in Congress, and 10 nov
one Of the most prominent fnanciers in the EN-
pire State, President OF bank, and worth prob
ably half million dollars.
Bills Of the Morgan Bank of Georgia, !" al
tered by FASTING the works Estate Of Illinoiss
over the words state Of Georgia" are Ia cirou.
lation II Davenport.
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Dyspepsia Cured.


Mr.. A. L. ScovILL:-I feel it my duty to lie,
the public know what your medicine has done
for me. that those who are similarly affected
may know what will cure them. was for sew.
eral years afflicted with the Dyspepsia, attended
by loss OF appetite, debility, sourness of the
stomach, distress after eatng-often throwing
up my victuals. tried your Blood Syrup ac-
cording to the directions, and also used DR..
PHYslc's LEY. 1t soon relieved the sournees OF
my stomach and strengthened my digestive or
gans, until found that food would stay on nv
stomach; then l began to sleep well through
the night. BY the use of tour bottles of your
Blood Syrup am as well as ever, and weigh
20 pounds more than ever did before.
Truly yours, JOHN LAwRkscE.
Main street, above Third.
Cincinnati, April %, 1857.
Sold by all Druggists.
See Advertisements in another column of our
paper. Wit.
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Teaching the young ideas how to shoot is q
very precarious sort of business out in Kentucky
The killing OF Butler by young Ward is fresh in
the mind OF the reader. Last week the regular
teacher OF the Fourth Ward School in Louis
vile, being i'll, appointed a Mr.. Gray as . sub
stitute. The boys soon manifested signs Of re-
bellion, and on Friday, as is stated in the
Courier, one of the larger boys got upon the
teachers desk, and, like the boy in the apple
tree, refused to come down. The teacher at
tempted to chastise him, whereupon the pupil
seized poker, and struck Mr.. Gray severe
blow on the side OF the head. Mr.. Gray left
the room, followed BY all the boys, who pursued
him with brick bats and stones for some dis :
tanee.
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CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS LEDGER.

a.; J. .,!. new and interesting Tale. entitled, THE
QUEENS PL0E Or, The PsorHEr oS PALnYRA A
story Of Ancient Days. BY sYLvANUs COBB, Jr.
II. Another installment of MRS. sOUTHWORTH,s
charming novelette,, TIE HIDDEN HAND.
WARD EVERETT.
Subject: THE ROAD TO BOSTON. By /. b, q de.cen.
dsnt Of Anne Bradstreet.
V. THOUGHTS AS THEY OCCUR. Subject: ORR
FIRST FISHING. BY "one who Keeps his Eyes and
Ears Open"
VI. IDEAL AND REAL humorous Poem. By
VII. pERILs OF THE WILDERNESS. By EMER.
son BENNHTT.
o, VII. FAITH AND WORKS. Poem. BY ALICE
TX; coNGENIALITr. Sketch. By ANNA CORA
~. FAREWELL. Poem. BY GEO. D. PREM
xI. AN INCIDENT OF THE MOHAWK VALLEY
By DIR. 8. COMPTON SMITH.
XII. The NOBLE FARMER. By MRS. L. H. Ell.
~
XIV. THE CIT or TIE PLAIN. By THOMAS
DUNN ENGLISH.
Ky: DARBYs REFoRA. sketch. By SYLVIA
NUS COBB, Jr.
XVI. a BUFFALO HUNT.
XVII THE RELIEF or VIENNA.
XVIII. ANSWERS 10 CORRESPONDENTS.
XIX EDITORIALS AND ESSAYS
Xxx. &C., &C., &C., &c.. &c., &C., &C., 10.
N. MIR. BONNER has the pleasure Of announcing
that CHARLES DICKENS, who ID universally conceded
to be the most popular author living has been engaged
to write Tale expressly for the columns Of the LID
GER, and that he 10 now ut work upon Il. Advance
sheets Of Mr. Dickenss stories have 1t ddeFent tines
been obtained BY American publishers; hut this ID the
FIRST time that tale has been written express and
solely for American periodical by such an eminent
European author ~ Mr.. DICKENS; and YET Mr. BosxRn
would have the public suppose that he thinks there
II anythng very remarkable about this engagement il
10 only par. and parcel Of hts policy.
Terms Of the LEDGER, BY mail, o year; tvo cop,e,
". Address kObEkT BONNER, Publlshef,
He. = Ann o., New Yssk.
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- In District Court, on Saturday, the Jury
y ''s case OF Philip Koob returned verdict
"qulssal In the case of James Carnahan.
:" 'ugisfy, similar verdict was rendered.
george Clinton larceny was sentenced to
flNen'iary for two years. Charles Mulin,
'@' ''1ss Quick, (burglary,) two years each
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Burlington Marble Works.
DONAHQIE N MrAIlSH -H : ~

No. 0S Fourth street..
MONUMENTS, Burial vauiss, romba. Mana r.h,.
ASA and Peir Tops, and every drscripiioM Of
Flaln and Ornamental Work.
and American marble,
RLAox&1 PARlD lpR eale asaa.AAv
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BuaLmoren B. r. SURvKY.-Ihe s1rveyhG
4 pafty came into town last evening, On the roae1
from Ottnuwa. The line . aid q ~ bsaueful
The lest I've and half miles o. - easaigAl
line, " without variablsness o. ~ Ghedov q
turning" and mot deep cnt Or heavy All y
The distance. This carried them - within bali
mile 81 the Cbiilicothe survey. From thst
point TO this, the grade and Ties win mot cost
over $4,000. When this Il cousidsfs6, 10 con-
nection with orr facts, mot proper for % e
name at the present time, Il creates reasons
BILE certainty that the Burlington and \. 3. Rail-
road will be running into this place BY the hrse
Of next October. An alteration In the grade,
already determined upon. will overcome OIL dsf-
6culties on the route from this to Charlton
and the road can be pumbed through on line
nearly direct.-Eddyviile Commercial.
INTRODUCTION or IT,. .EA PLANr.-The Gov
eminent Is seriously prosecuting the enterprise
Of introducing into the United States the culture
Of the tea plant A ship 10 now on her voyage
from Canton 70 New York with $4,000 plants.
selected with great care BY . special agent Of
Patent Ofice
DR.. Wilson, dentist, who for the past year has
occupied the memorable house where the Bur-
dell tragedy was enacted, 81 Bond street, New
York, has been arrested for Rape on widow,
Mrs. Lyons.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL Recommendations
phrey Marshall was reconstructed for reelection
70 Congress from the Louisville (Ky.) district, |
last Saturday, BY the Opposition. He has no ep |
ponent yet
woman left Bangor recently for Oregon to /
marry person whom she had not seen for eigh- |
zen years.