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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

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n DsaAlssssn. fsidAy ,. n, Dec. =
Naviea,lsa Ny - rid = b slsssA Iss The
season. alsks1gh bsaa cent devn this norn-
ing. The weather 10 very col0. asa csnsidess-l
BE ies running ia the nver. % 9Th sa.
Up 70 date very isu hogs have been killed
here. Schsnck h Denise have slaughtered lss,
At the Pesseiy slaughter Louise fos Postle~ait
sis, Ssndsslaed. Davie 4 Co. TOO
The rates here are Tor al hogs 900 and over,
~ IS net; MS to 200. a SO; $50 to IFS. - u.s.
This morning hogs are little better, and
heavy would bring Is.
1htrty:three car loads Of hogs have arrived
By the West road during The week. Very fewl
have been driven in BY nearby sleek growers.
But little grain 10 coming in. Turkeys and
i chickens are scarce.
/ SUGAR-s3asS--crushe III; refined, white
l0sc. Clarified 81. Il 49,
COFEEE-l21al3A.
MOLASSES-By The bbl., Reboiled Sc to 40;
Syrup 5oa55; kegs 500. @aal i 3
& NAILS-Ass. 4,25. ha
I RICE-64. sa =ssa sa ssv
FRUfT-Raisins, prime, O. Is. Haig
4 DROOMS-$l. B0a2 90 per dozen.
\ WHEAT-New Winter S5a9Oc, new Spring
ssa70. Prices steady; good commanding out.
side Quotstious. fpA saT HSsgEs
FLOUR-Choice winter $3.50 retail, 1886
wholesale; Spring $50 retail. 4,25 Wholesale.
BEANS-75c atl.Oo per bush. A . &
POTATOES-ssa4Ocp per bush. 4
CORN -25cts.--new.i
OATS-S0c. ig
I BUTTER-l5alSc. " n :
EGGS-l2c ii i Asiae <
Il HAY-Timotby, Sos. a q
Ii WOOD--2 6OaS 90.
HIDES-Green, 4AAfc. Dry Flat llal2;
Green Sailed 81; ENeHi@ 8
WHISKEY-26a27c. a
WOOL-Common, 80; Half Blood s3a37l;
Cincinnati. Nov. 80. B
The Provision Trade during the week has felt
the support Of the strength exhibited in the
Hog market. and ptices have achieved marked
advance on those prevailing ~ the time Of the
last weekly review. bacon Shoulders and Sides
are held firmly At 7Aa9}c, for the latter there
we're purchasers At 9fc. Mess Pork 10 held very
firmly at el575a4l6. With sales OF large
amount 1t the lower price. In bulk mcata there
were transactions at 7tc for Sides and SIC for
Shoulders.
Hegs-tlave been exceedingly well managed
as 10 their timely marketing, and buyers Who
we've ready for the beginning of business. With
stern ,csolu,ions 90 % Is and thsreabouts or
nothing. seem 10 be getting impatient OF the de
lay Of time which il seems must elapse before
their resolutions are met, and feeling OF some
uncertainty exists ~ 20 shs chances OF prices:
ever getting back to those old figures on which
pretty sure calculations could be based for salts
factory profits The advance % reluctantly
yielded 70 Is well maintained but receipts ere
light and packers sangune that when they be-
come more liberal, prices must rccede. The
sales reported covered $500 head az $6.l5 for
lSb lbs. average; 1910 for l75 lbs. average;
t6.25 for 400 lbs average; &6.22} Tor 200 lbs.
average; t6.l5 for l76 lbs average $6.l2} for
ITO lbs average. These figures fairly indicate
the spirit of the market &@
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice
STATE or IOWA, faa In oounty Court o. said 20.
Des Mones County, . Sitting Court Of Prooats.
Estate OF Catharine COsgr0yes Decd.
NY HEREAS on the third day Of March, a. ID. one
w thousand Gil ht hundred and atty six. there Was
produced and read open Court, instrsment IN wr
ting ing be the last Will and o. fAo
decedent And whereof said instrument In writing ID
now on Ale in said Court. the same not having peen
proved according 70 law notice 10 hereby
given to all persons Interested thsren thas me rnss
MONDAY IL january ext eby hxed this day on
which Or ,oI will be received 70 the validity Of SAID
Last viii and Testament and that any person vhom'
soever then appearing before saia 1cus IN
thereto, will be heard
l.'-N1 O. O. WI0HrMAN,
o-.a JudRo Of aniA Court.
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'rar WEEKLY HAWK EYE

- 4. not fed TO examine the stock Vi Boots
IL 49,. !, ne Daaner Store Of rissard Z
"a, You can bay Of them cheaper than
other Boot and Shoe sesabiishmens 10
n, Having one OF The bsss workmcn In
w.., 10 supepint<nd their manufacturing
....,,,,enr, they fee! confident Of giving per-
..,;.t.ction. They received the First Pre-
:,,. !, the County Fair for the beet And neat
!, variety Of Boots and shos'.
Z p.renber the place. 81. Jenerson street
" - v...cns Block. nov 10 vii.
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This only shows however, that the season 10
Is backward this year ~ it vas in 1901.
There was pretty lively speculative oemahu
for mess pork Saturday, with sales At $io 70 ON
the spot, and SIS as for February delivery
There was . good inquiry TOR old bacon. win
sales Of loo hhds at 9ta94c- Green meats we're
mostly held At s, Z and s, but the weather DOT
being first rate, 81 was accepted for hams, and
! TO j was taken Oh on shoulders and sides IN
some cases. Lard was held at 10 Tor barrel and
lo4 Cor keg; but ve heard OF NO saies.-lcn'
Gazette, Monday.
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A Card.
A MISSIONARY lately returned from japan,
IA has brought with him a receipt which has cured
thousands who suffering from Consumption bron'
chitis and Debility. obtained It from learned Ply.
stefan, in the great City Of Jeddo.
Having been cured by il myself, of Consumption,
citing others BY sending this recipe to all who may
need it, free Of charge. Address, with stamp, for
eply Rev. WILLIAM COSGROve,
: noy2R No $50 Baltic st., Brooklyn, N. Z.
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Dr. mOstelaerss Biftcrs have received 'ns
varmest sncomurps from the and people
cut the Union valu sbls tonic for the cure 81
spspsia Flatulsnce Constipation and general nervous
debility. 1t cannet b approached Every day nsv
cases Of u great effect are ohrsnieled through our
public journals. There 10 nothing equal TO me ENJOY
ment 70 that which the afflicted experience when using
this valuable specific. Its mild tone, hs sure ana gor
Gus action upon disordered stomach, and the clean
sing OF ths entire human body should recommend "
al classes Of our community Al that VIII be necessary
y convince the skeptical Of it, healthy enscs -
purchase bottle and BE- convinced.
Kgee Advertisement In another column.
1or sale 81 Druggists and dealers generally every
whore.
Aar1 .hn1A
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nAM.R r. NOTICE

busisneton, cepeenbsF ID, t6c9.
xNF00RDOLp1nD q ~ Aaslangeen ona AisseuSi
y RlyeF nAMrnAA Company, ars hereby nouesd .Aas
= hsa been said upon 81 Stock of The Cs-
~. "a eal paad u i've Dollars HhaEs. payable or
ST Ssfsse - ioah u sAe month: Hsvs Aeass mare
rnpnhlo e. " before OocbsF 10Th ensuinE five 1afs
share ravahle o. 81 OsS6se November 18Th ensuinN
and Pvs 6sliars sAsrs, rsyAhs on Or before pece1.
- i0sh ensuing. Hsses hsldsrs sesid1E tess, ~
ny 81 ~ CMcs Of tAs CempApy q nAsagton. saess
isan 0soekhelders, 70 Ossfgs =. w tel - vsses
- u ssAsss q ~ 0Ncs II ~ Company " nosa.
~ order q the Directors. 1900 U. q
osp11-beal J. y. DkNAs e ~ 49, \
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WIGS-WIGS-WlGS.
aArcHEIoRx WIGS AND rOUPEEs sarpass Al
Thsy are elegant, light and durable.
FITTING to charm-no turning up bshind-no snfioA'
ins o. the head Indeed this u the oaly tstabshmens
vhare tlesc Thugs are properly understood made.
ul5-1yw xcS Droao1Sys Ne1 s0s@.
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
srATs nr IOWA s889sIn County Court ~
Dies Moines County, -" OoueS.
Estate OF John sFaFreIls Aec'1:
NOIIcER hereby givens that tho pnAsTs Scea issss
IN this day been appointed Executors y tpe So.
said deceient. late Of RrAnk.in oWnshp ~ al
An persons ind ebted to said Estate hereby notineo
% make payment to Us, and psrsops hAyi-g Claims
against Estate will present the sAs 20 sso Ooe1
for allowance, according 10 Law.
November Z, 1859. H.. Z. s.-nv
MICHAEL WAKKEk,
as8 Executors said Estaie
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LADIES SUPPER

.rcoNU BAPTIST CHURCH,
!. Fer BENEFIT or PASTOR.
AT CRIMES HALL.
s.v Eyenlng. December 9, 1850,
I,ss RAND in attendance.
,1sr,cksss 50 Gents each. nova4 dtd
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The Louisville Journal Of Saturday. says of

The louisville Journal Of Saturday, says Of
An The nork houses were in full blast Thurs
aav hut Yesterday the weather being untavora>
BILE killing was suspended. We hear OF ssie
from the books Of 900 head 81 -, 600 seao -
the same rate, and IS head, averaging $50 los
taken by cursr, at Is IS. The Weather rssn-
w.a held st advance figures. 600 bbls mess
nork sold 1t SIS SO, and that price vac suose-
oueutly refused. Old mess brought 80.
In provisions, . sale Of 600 pieces bacon
shoulders At SIC loose, few tierces canvasse .
haus at ll4c, 50 kegs lard II lie. ana ~
tierces 1t l0Sc.
The Louisville Courier Of Saturday says:
The hog season has opened .: EiizsbsthtoUn.
XIV. and the prices offering there are - 70
gees. Il 10 said that Hardin county WIN iur .
nish "a, 900 or $4,000 head OF hogs the psese"'
season.
| Hog slauehtesipg has commenced At Bowling
Green Ky.. and ]. 09S head have beei killed s.
| far this season.
HrAyr Hoe TaAxsAcrIoxs.-Tbere j. more
activity in the Hog market this year thAn na
been manifested for many years Every 0oo.
4 speculatipg in pork-fArmers and caplsalls.1
Ne. D. N. Smith will take into Burlsgton o.e
1900 fas hoss, gathered Up 70 sne sec an.o. :.
4 This gentleman. noted for his great energy sn
uu.iring industry, lie doing more for tins pa
Of Iowa, In the way Of buying up hogs On
J cattle and improving the country. than en
] ether man. We do net believe there - ane
ther man in the State, vhe 10 sxsrcising 2
, beneficial On in6usnce - this gentleman. =
! operations, too, are coa0nsd 70 theee new coul
. ties, among our poor farmers, whore they =
mostly misunderstanding esntissL sg
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this accursed attempt has raised are suffered
to snbside, tbs inherent affection which the
| colonies nave for their mother country, and
| clashine Of interests one amongst another,
which will throw every thing back into the
! old channel, which indeed 10 the case already;
| -aut If another attack Of the same nature
! should be made upon them by wicked,
| laundering Minister, will venture to proph-
ccy that this country shall be shaken to ITS
/ foundation, in its wealth, credit, naval force,
| and Internal population" His thoughts,
indeed, seemed to have turned constantly 70
the Western continent; he writs to bis friend
/ Coleman, 1867, How does the hallowed Ju'
lies Ii is inconceiveable hew deeply am
interested for the welfare and success Of that
Girl, II she does not succeed, let her marry
me and settle in America" And again IN
i. letter to Lord Thanet, in the same year,
from Warsaw, he says that the Poles "can
have no idea OF carrying our denominations 50
far as to disffanchise three millions Of peo
plc Of al the rights of men, for the gratifcaf
ton Of the revenge Of . laundering, knavish
Secretary, and scoundrel Attorney (sencr-
al, Hillsborough and Barnard These
and other passages indicate . strong sympa
. thy with the American colonies, and On in
, tention to cast his lot with them in the con-
! test which his accute mind clearly forsav
/ was approaching. Ten years afterwards h
was evidently thinking Of this long devotion
] when he wrote 'Ureat God has it como 7
this7 am not it seems, IN American; By
) am mot (if may 20 express myself) A1scra'
} Cantor ipsis Americanis
: ,T:.he probable motives Of Lee-theif min
/ gled personal and political character-hav
been referred 70. i shall terminate my Dketc
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| and plausible in his manners, Gates present
| al strong contrast to the bitter and cynical
| partisan who with his dogs trooping after
him, to the great disgust Of Mrs. Washington,
strobe through the apartments OF hls host,
breaking jests and saroasms upon all which
came in his way. The two men and their
future military superior consulted long ana
profoundly upon the aspect OF anairs; Lee
| and Gates had been old comrades, and they
were doubtless impelled by the same AMBITION
that Of leading the revolt oil the Colonies
aoainst the Crown. The thoughts and mo-
tiyes Of the third Of the trio-the great pa
triot who had no ambition to CRAFTY, no aim
to accomplish, who looked to the good OF ms
land alone and never for moment to his
I personal ggrandizement-thes sentiment IN
the heart Of Washington may be well under
: ateod. He NO doubt read the minds OF has
. guests, and his serene wisdom accepted ths
ssaistauce which they promised to render.
Rapidly passing to Boston, Lee, we are
told. now .Blased forth Wing Of the iirst
= magnitude" In May, IT'S, we find him in
J Philadelphis, becoming "daily greater en-
]. thusiast in the cause Of liberty" The expIa'
!. nation NAV possibly be found in the presenc!
" there Of the national delegates. The general
d Congress had assembled, and one OF the mrs
rtl acts which they would proceed to would b
"a the election Of Commander-in-chief Lex
y transmitted to Lord harrington, Secretary Q
OIL War, his resignation Of his colonelcy 10 tn'
= British army, and was regularly = cadoidau
lis for the great post to be filled ~ Congfese.-
= AZ oil know, i va: bestowed upon y Fanny
70 ton, and Lee, to his great dlsaPPo'ntmen'
II s"nL of s Major General. He accsptsd
asl Io,...sr. Ard 81 out with Washington on th
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Nj. Greenwood,

Il iP T. ID + y 4 X 4 W 4 y +,
supple, heating apparatus for public buildings,
rtofrs. and private houses. on either the
HIGH OR LOW TREASURE
principle Or with hot watr, apparatus. aud manufEc-
turs. all tina- - steam Fitiins. and apparatus,
steam c,,iis and screens.
Wrought aud cast Iron Radiators,
Coupling. Ctosscs.
Ei.as.- ard bonds, Tec-.
ini"n joint. tlsnge-.
Lo,h lnss, caps nipples. p'uss, lushing aud Tees.
HCOkS
Branch, single and beam. Laundry stands, Soldering
unions.
IRON AND COMPOSITION VALVES.
Globe angle. Cross check. mud .af,fy, back pres.
urc. radiator. governor. vertical. a.
BRASS FITTINGS
4 ~ Gee I'll Gofs. steam. "a. service and Metre
eecAs. 80
OIL CUPS
OK ~ kius.. oil globes. ~rcnrae.
STEAM WHISTLES,
risnher.' c.~i- al kinds bbh, stops. coup iings.
g. IiF- tehg-- tsps. stocks ard pins.
VALVE BOXES.
Clue hester-. si.'ers ard gauges % su ,ix~s and
Kinds THh ilar heaters. radiators. ps.te tsal.s
fifam COLI double east iron tv,tic..
SOAP MAKERS KETTLES.
STEAMERS and Boilers .for COOKING purposes,
c-s, iron team carving tables. Cake bakers hot
plates, steam closets.
C.fee and Tet Boilers, Dc,
Wa<,i-w Machinery. Boiler Pumps. Mallcall~ iroi
Gas Fittings. Throttle Valves. Hose Couplns Is,
Gait Iron Crates 'or Fiuss.
Ste IN -Al7i'ed 10 Drying Rooms.
For wool. Wo1cn goe.t-. prifts goods. paprr pat
cot lrAth r. lumber. iauufie>. '-ii cell for
netrax. japauuei goods. aud all other purposes T.,
which high aud safe temperature - require !.
&c. &c. xc.
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COR. FRANKLIN STREETS. y. a.
hFFkRS lplasement. - Nsssn.-t. aaa Tos.-
NJ rsrs ttsiting W. ! erk. nnsarls.sed - as as
- - ne 1rts Ia feltoeier sssne~ -
atssa<es ~siea . fssssse-, snt ~hIsh -ili - sT-
~ .-.atrs ~ ~ Fsf-hfs
ii ccrf%t ies ton. conf nf-ut places ~
e..t~rx~ ser - fisC@s anest@rHt
81 Serb. lt~slY tlfsn, scii tufstshe~t. Sad srti
ssrfil-t<i AZ. .iu~ sfafs-srssss.
a. fsrxr AMI .sperkit rssi.hcd stlsIn< rcsa..
-itk cs<ni.csrf l>ties' r--f>S. cc-aaaadlnx a.
fxi<asiss Etss ~ hrc>dss7.
rh Bsisg eeuznetea 81 ~ knser<s- flsr. vs.
forsesn ltyt - style. Via ihs r~ssrss sson-
omF.
slh. ith ecnaeotes .sth Tnvtsvss Getesss-
I'D A. 1oo0ss ph<ra sss.fors h%sc tsetf
aeai. or. ~ tEsf <rsars, th<s ssf - fsFaisaes ts
thcar a rsasas,
So. Tie fare s<fF<1 - lte ssiasus aas Hnifi 10
ackk letred ~ ett erss, 80 - Fssif fgps<t-s e
gksf % sny etAsf ffefei - he sttf
w1tA si th~.e s1sstssfes. ne Gees - nsnE q TIE
lxrExx.te~.. IN a azh kstas that - a. ether ars,
tlass act<t- Fftia&>s Proprietor.
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1859 POPULAR TRADE 1863
Ribbons & Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS RIBBONS! RIBBONS

To Merchants. -hdfinerS. ,J,bJers, De0iers
m Ribbons Anlsrny Goois. and cash
Buyers an oil sections of'Me Country.
THE CASH RIBBON HoUSE
CHAMBERS STREET. NKw YORK.
JNo. FARRELL.
ESTABLssHED i,ss.
W. hr~s originated new principle a rev ira in
the Ribbon TGsde. whsubs &C make ths business
II in simple. aud staple tLSt VI srosn shceiings
WE SELL FOR CASH NE aU. FOR CASH
We are ss'i-a.d with S per cent proei. At NJ Sc.
crnf Price. Have al oar goods marked "a PLAIN
FIGURES, "a that man. woman. ard child "hug
alike" aud receive the same value Tor their money.
Our Prices Cor best Tafeta Ribbons AT cc.of. are
No. ieess per piece. No - eis Per piece
"a. r cts
} s5,s CO ~ sIo7s
WE oFpgg fancy MISSIONS AL sryrRs,-
ALI CoLoRS." ALI OF NLiTitS." At
rkicEs nhFYING COMPETITION.
AND FOR CASH ONLY.
Ga. Establishment i the centre 4 attraction ~
Rie2oNS. "Qpss s.ies.'' "Agui Profits" sns
GOOD salae." f'F Cash.
RoucgEs RoucgEs -
Sew skles aud P-lsrns. at a s.siag Of
ssPEF CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our samples, and be coz vinccd
BLoNB LAcES. oUILygNGs, &C. a..
Oar line of hs-e q lods always full. We Impor
ard .Jo5" Ihsn at once for ) per cent advance
~ Il prices on all toaa. ia Plain Figusss."
SAVING or 90 PER CENT ON THESE GOOD,
FROM CREDIT PIECES.
Our intention isto make ftc kiIoon Trade n
staple IN regard 10 prices a.1n.cstic goods t. a.
itis we must sell ONE MILLION DOLLARS wORTl
DF % ~ PER ANNUd
We are uuian Men. NO Narth.'' 40 South
We solicit the Pafrossre Of Merchants, In sv~r
section ofthc United states. aud are tic ,,rvants
all ~ho favor with sssir trade aud pstT image.
JNO. FAHRfiI.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE
lie Chambers street, New ]-rk.
n. W.tLrp nesrtte HUDSON Elser y gcpo:
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
TIE MEXICAN
MUSTANG LlNlMENT.

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