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nm WEEKLY HAWK EYE

1--WE call the attention Of the Public at
-. and Country Merchants in particular, to
.avertieemsnt Of Messrs. GREExsAuA
r..xxL, Wholesale and retail dealers. Jefferson
80, No. IA, in Ready Made Clothing. Fur
: ..,;,c Goods, Hats, CaosAs, Cassiassres. Tsst-
81, 7ailcr's trimmings, ETC.. etc. Their stock
'" xosr Extensive in their line in the city,
. ,,s.y keep some Of the finest C9othirg, Gao
..a,. AND vs'fi~g', which they will De happy
:. .ast Sp to order at about a. lo~ ratsA as
"a, made Clothing can be bought for. Gen.
.,...n intending to 60 to Pixies Peak will find
:. ,;sh, kind Of goods in their establishment.
W NV GREENBAUA l. KAsKkL,
Jefferson ST., No. IA,
ia purchasing elsewhere. ap4-d&wtf
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AONAAAO eNAA MOL 0Ok11x x4xtbs
VNHIs Medicine will permanently cure all diseases
arising from impure state Of the Blood or othe.
fluids of the system, viz:
letter, Scald Hedd Sat Rheuns, Cancers. Gostrs
Watt SsoeAings, FeUer Sores, Piles, Erysspeias
Sirefttng 81 the Glands, Paine in TIE Bones and
Joints; al Chronic Diseases, and Diseases ARISING
from ne use 81 Mercury and Cdl0nseI.
such powerful curative properties combined in
Dr.. Easaerlyss Iodine and Sarsaparilla
the longest and worst OF disease are thor
oaghly CURED BY it-Cases that had resisted every
known remedy and been given up BY the most distin.
guished Physicians, as confirmed and incurable.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA it il an
i In remedy 4 win cure CHRONIC AND IN
FLAMMATOkY RHEUMATISM, no matter how BAD.
II faithfully used 1t will every form NERVOUS
DISEASE, and strengthen n restore the system to
per.set health and vIgor positive cure for
Monthly Periods, Barrenness, &c. For females an
preaching that critical period of fe-the CESSATION or
THE MENsEs--it Is invaluable.
Ladies whs admire clear, beautiful, WHITE SKIN
and rosy cheek should DR.. Easterly Iodine aod
Ssrsaparilia l. will remove Pimples from the Face,
fair and beautiful complexion.
Il will cure Dropsy, Gravel Diseases Of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs. 1t has equal in these
DIR. EasIcrly's Iodine & Sarsaparilla
Is positive and radical for MERCURAL DISEASE
no matter how deeply may have eaten into the frame
and vital organs. 1t will eradicate every particle of
Mercury from the System, and heal its bad Effects Il
Will cure Secondary Syphilis or Nenereai Disease no
Will thoroughly annihilate and expel the syphlitc
virus and All hereditary taints and poisonous matter
from the system, and restore IL to perfect state OF
HEALTH and PURITY.
40 Ike Afflicted with ScrOfula or ola
Sores.
Persons who have long been afflicted with scrofuIa
old Sores, letter. kingworm, ScaId Head, Botches
Eruptions OF the Skin, &C, advised to procure
GRlDLEfS SALT RHEUM AND TETTER OINTMENT,
to the sores or diseased parts when using Dr.
ys Iodine and sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsa.
para pur'fes the BLOOD and drives out Of the sys-
tenn the impure and vicious matter, removes the
cause, while the Ointment HEALS THE SORE. When
both are used, which always recommend) failure
81 radical and permanent cure has been known
they are the best remedy in the world.
PS-The proprietor soemnly believes that his Iodine
and Sarsapara and Gridey's Ointment WILL CURE anv
form OF Ucer or Old Sore any part Of the system
Used according to directions, for reasonable len0
time faithful and honest trial Ii ail ask-I do
aot fearthe result.
Price Of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 per bot
lie, or six bottles for s. Gridleys Ointment IS cents
Der bottle
Prepared by Dr.. Easterly southeast corner Of Third
Ind Chestnut streets Louis sole proprietor to whom
all orders must be addressed.
Sold by Z. \. GAY and SQUIRES 4 BLOSS Druggists |
Burlington, and by Druggists generally. fe6l9
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New York, June (.


0TOCKh-Du and dropping.
MONEY Observation-Disclosures both % regards
value and demand.
FLOUR-Dnll aud heavy, Sales 1000 bbls.at oS son
o6 70 June inspection; super state % SCOT 10 extra
dull at ~ OoGl5 90.
WHHAT-Duli and heavy. Sales small, o1 IS extra
southern, el 80 white do; ~ 90 white ".
RICE-Nominal 1t e90ol 90.
CORN-6ales small; ~ white southern; 0o098 round
yellow.
OATs-steady. Sales ct i6s0S7 for sstats, Western
and Canadian.
PORK-Cull and heavy. Sales $50 bbls st 90 ssK
mess; GA 70 prime.
BEER-Duli and unchanged.
BEke HAM6-ScaFce and 6rmly held.
BACON-Quiet.
OUT MEATS-Dun and heavy.
LA3D-hesvy. Sales 100 b6ls Of 11kW19.
BuTTE6-In active dsmaad at 1e0les for Ohio;
1890 for State.
0nnegG-eteady At SOLO - In quality. a....,ss
WHIokEY-Quist Of O.
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TruSCees' Sale.

M HER EAS, Caspar H. Riepe and Hannah, his
~ wfs, W their Deed, dated December 27th
1890, conveyed to William Garrett and A. w. Carpeu.
ter the following Real Estate, situate lying and being
10 the county OF Des Mones and State oil Iowa. 10 wit:
the south half OF the northe quarter OF section No
twenty three, township No. one north of range
NO. two west with the Improvements thereon In trust
said Deed Of Trust described, for the sum Of seven
hundred dollars with interest four hundred dollars
from GATE, until paid, at the rate Of 10 per cent per
an.um. And whereas of said notes 10 wholly mn.
paid and part OF another Of said unpaid and
both due, therefore We, William Garrett and A. W.
OF the holder Of said notes. sell the Real Estate above
described, with the improvements, according to The
provisions OF said Deed Of Trust at public vendue a.
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. N. and 4 O'Clock
r NJ or Saturday, the 25th day june A. D. 1850 10
satisfy said demands and costs of this trust.
Mayo dltwtd WILLIAM GARRETT, lT,u,,es.
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HE TRAGEDY OF YEsrERDAY.-We surrende,
much OF our space this morning to an account
OF the dreadful homicide which was per petra
ted yesterday on Market street. Perhaps no
| event has ever happened in ST. Louis which has
shocked the community SO much, or ELECTED
such an Intense and universal sentiment of in
olgnation. When the assassin was not summa :
riiy hung, we may we'll say that the citizens of
st. Louis are law-abiding people. No one
could be named who was less likely to provoke
violence in any sense than Mr.. Charless Err.
emplary in all the relations of life, modest and
unreserved in his habits, a strict member of the
church, his paths seemed to lead far away from
the scenes i'll which weapons of death figure in
the hands of the desperate and murderer. His
entreaty that no violence should be EMPLOYED
against the wretched criminal, shows the char
acter OF the man.
The system of indscriminate reprieve and
pardon which the Executive of this State ha,
adopted, may be held accountable in no remote
degree Tor the shocking deed of yesterday
The death penalty is virtually abolished in this
state. Sentence Of death is invariably commu.
ted into imprisonment; and for wilful murder
there is no adequate punishment except capital
punishment. We forbesr commenting further
ior the present on this gloomy topic but we
VIII remark that the general cry yesterday was.
that the laws as they are administered fail to
protect liie.-[St. Louis Democrat.
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WHEREAS. Adam Bergman and Gertrude M
W wife, BY their deed dated May 14th, A. d., 1885
conveyed to Johannes Gerhard and Matthias scheful.
the Following real estate situate lying and being
In the City OF Burlington, Des Moines county
tyfour 62 in said city, according to the orlea plot
thereof bounded and described q follows TO wits Be-
gaming - the northwest corner Of said Lot, thence
south along Fh street ninety 1907 feet thence East
t45 feet thence North ninety (9O feet thence
west along Maple street fortynve feet (4S) 10 place
o. Degnnlng IN trust % secure the payment Of three
Promissory notes. In said deed OF trust specified ana
described, for tbs or four hundred and dry t4{5O)
dollars EACH all dated May 14th 1885, and drawing in
teres from date until paid 1t the Of 10 per cent
per annum, Qnterest payable Femi-annually.)
And whereas, said notes now due and unpaiA
therefore, Johannes Gebhard one OF said Trusteee
will sell the Real Estate above described according 10
provisions Of said deed Of Trust public vendue
~ the 'front.' door Of Marion Hall, In Burlington Dee
Mones County, Iowa, for cash to the highest bidder
between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. MI
on Monday the 10th day Of June, D. 1852 to satsfv
said demand and costs Of this trust.
maySO-wtd JOHANNES GEBHARD. Trnatee
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, I =.
DAn A0inaa Onnr%v y

vr,- Des Moines County. %.
ri !hIUE Of special a. 10, 10 me directed issued
ont OF the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Cocr1
Er gss aoines county, lows, In faveP Of Alsabesh
n.aoey and against William Bradley, have levied
ana WIN expose TO Sale the highest bidder a
IN esd county, on Saturday the "a day OF july Sext
a; -, ieos, between the hours Of and o'clock p n
~ sa .ne following described property, TO VIZ:
Lo Two hundred and fortynine In the City Of BurlinS
son: Iowa. Taken and levied upon o. the properly a.
May 8Oth, A. D., 1859.
may90-wts sherry nsa Moir.. ro..
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YrWe know what our readers want and
Disappointing them. But there 10 no
mo intelligence OF . great battle on the
-. Of Italy with thousands wounded and
r. and corresponding amount Of glory for
-. !. r;s,Ories. We do not feel disposed to cheat
= ...ders with false intelligence manufactured
:. n. occasion, and have no way Of hurryine
" .;,h.r the steamers, the telegraph or the
Of Italy in their benevolent work Of
,..,,uc,;ou. They must wait . little longer.
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Latest from the Plains-Pfkess Peak n
fAtlure-Denver City and AurmriM
almost DeSer ted.

Leavenworth, June g.
The third Express Coaches arrived here last
nlght from Denver City, in thirteen days. The
Express brought no gold. The news from the
mines is very unfavorable, both as regards the
gold deposits and agricultural resources of the
country. But little or no gold being discover
ed. the opinion prevailed generally, that the
mines had proved failure. Half the cabins in
Denver City and Auraria were vacant There
was but little business transactions in either
place, provisions being nearly exhausted. Num-
bers OF miners are striking for the mountains in
search OF game. The Express met about a
thousand teams on the road to the mines.
number of foot passengers, who started without
sufficient provisions, had died of starvation on
the Smoky Hill route
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Naeuye = the greas PhyslcIan. This !,
nov admitted BY the medical profession, q funds
mental principle Of healing science. II 10 wisely pro.
vidsd ~ The human economy thas vhsnsver any thina
wrong IN tie physical system, the natural forces
body afe brought to bear 70 szpel the ssa. The
great aim. therefore, b to Strengthen the natural pow
err. xAb Aas bssn kept In view By the skiful COM
peundsss 81 Or. ). HOsTETTrRg BIfTERs, which
operate y give fresh vitality 70 Al the organs Of the
bedy The siIsct Of this medicine upon the stomach,
the liver and ~ kidneys. are prompt and decisve
The patient uhsis wise enough 70 guilt dragging. and
" the Bittsrs feels II he had taken new lease
81 hs and = he continues the Of the article he 10
oveoyed 70 md the streams o. health coursng thro'
his frame Let al from whose cheek the bloom has dc.
parted, give DR.. J. Hostetters Cslebrated Di.ser,
trial.
Bee Advertisement In another column #tN5
FOR sale By Druggsts and dealers GENERALLY sverys
where. -
jan1 bp1m
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DIR. Bakers Specific,

7nis 70 sle and certain Cure or GonorrA1a Glses
SrScture, Seminal Wedkness, CAordee Dfssases 3;
TIE Ktdmeys and BLADDER, 0nd az DsseaSAs or Ns
Genital OrgGMs.
Reader. have you private d,seasef Do not neglect
H. II you 90 70 regular physician with your case you
peril your reputation. II you 70 10 an advertising
quack, you peril your health for life. Avoid both aud
use Dr.. Bakers Specific, watch has saved thousands
upon thousands from the hands OF the Mercess Quacks
II not from premature grave. With Dr. Bakerse 0pe.
cihc you can cure yourself and prevent exposure q
plain directions for use accompany the medicine.
- Price 81 90 per bottle.
Prepared ~ Dr. Easterly Of Third and Chest
nut street, 81. Louis, NO., sole Proprietor.
Sold BY =. y GAY and eQUIREH D BLOeS, Drusgists,
Burlington, and BY Druggists generally. fable.
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DR. EASTERLY,S
Fever and Apl1A Ki11n1s

1hts Aaatctne sCsH cure Fever and Ague Ds.nal
Ague, GAiIs aud Ferer, lntsrnnittent and Renif.
tent Fecers, and every form V Fever fscidens to u.
wssE
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Axue
and Fever, drst and foremost in rank stands
Dr. E0slcfby,s Fever and Ague Killer.
This medicine 10 . positive cure, both speedy and
permanent During the last ave years II has cured over
two hundred thousand cases. which has established its
efficacy In all parts Of the West the LY RELIABLE
REMEDY for the cure OF these distr esong
IL will also cure Enlargement Of the Spleen Ague Cake
etc. IL perfectly harmless 70 the most derate con.
slisntlon Or tender infant. Try y, ye afflicted.
- Price VI per bottle, or Biz bottles for o..
Prepared BY DR. Eastery, OF Third and Chest.
nut streets, 50. Lonia, No., sole Proprietor.
Sold BY y. U. GA and SQUlRES BLOSe, Druggiyts.
Buriactca, and nv Druggists renerai,v essio
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTRERY.-Ths following mum.
bers drew the principal prses I'M The drawing May
18th, 1869:
Nos. Prizes. Nos. Prizes. Nos. Pnses,
90,l04 elO0.OOO 1A.71s ol0O 900 $500 $1,000
226os $4,000 11,119 1000 1888 5000
1857 10000 23,sS4 5000 27S4S 5000
0.4S6 I5.0OO 24,on 5000
Nos 1856, 1867. 8,s5s. 4,70l, ~ Jas, 6674, B7l9
9bs6, 16,s61. .O323, 3O.8S0, 81 5Ot, 2376s, 2s659
25,39o, 1000 each.
No. TITS held In Powelton, Georgia.
8hs next drawing Of this celebrated Lottery Will take
place the 2sth Of June. For pArtcaEs zee adyer.
tisement IN another column.
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"a Several teams, in most woe-begone
condition, passed through town yesterday, on
their return from Pixies Peak.
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FRIGHTFuL ACCIDENT-SCALDED TO DEATH IN
BREWERS VAT.-On Saturday night last an
inquest was held by Coroner James, upon the
body OF young man named Jacob Schifferman,
late an employee at Llll & Diversy's brewery,
at the foot of Chicago avenue, who met the
frightful death of being fatally scalded in one
OF their beer watts. The unfortunate man hs d
been sent down into the vat to clear it out.
which he had nearly done. Another workman,
named John Rink, had received an order to
Draw some hot beer that was in process of cool
ing, INTO one OF the watts. and, by mistake,
turoed the seaiding torrent in upon his comrade.
Poor shltierman was SO fearfully burned that he
survived his injuries but few hours after being
got Out.-Chicago Press
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ZOO AGENTs WANTED.

IUO AGENTS. WANTEDs
THE UNDERSIGNED desire 20 secure the services
i OF at least one active. energetic and capable
Agent for each County In Iowa, Minnesota, Nsorasks
and Wesern Wisconsin and nllnea, 70 canvass for The
Weekly Herald. To competent men
Extraordinary Inducements
viii be offered ~ the Proprietors on application By st
ter, with references - % character capabilty aud
until The latter part Of june or The lss Of Julvs n
which time the Herald will appear IN or trely new type
and with such other mprcv sments shall give Il H.
creased popularity.
J. ,. DCRR co.. Proprsstors.
DubuQuo, Juas /, lsoo-Aosv9 N ~. .~@
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sB- We are under obligations to the Alham.
bra, OF the Express line, and the steamer Black
Hawk, for St. Louis papers of Saturday.
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nv vrp~,-, Des Moines County, Sc
saeo out o. the once Of the Clerk Of the Dstrtct
ouLt OF Des MONIES county, Iowa. in favor Of Wn
0raydon Co.. and two In favor Of H. W. starr ana nj
against John start o.. have levied upon ana mi a.
70 sale 70 the highest bidder Ct the Auction Reom
oser wilson, In the City Of Burlington In said coun
on Tuesday the asth day Of jane next, D.. loo0.
commencDg g A. n. Of said day. the 1oovins
properly, 70 VII: large lot Of Dry Goods, Notions
also onelarge Iron Safe, which win IS sold q
me WAREHOUSE Of Ogden Copp in said city ana com
aIe VIII Dc continued from day day until IN Of m
c.oc. o. Goods are disposed Of. Taken and levied
upon e the property Of said John start q O. e
sasisy SAID writ OF execution. May 18th, 1859,
-. A. j. HILLHOU9E,
m1yxO>0zeWt0 Sheriff Mninnu ncmnS~
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which greatly facilitates the process Of teething b.
soitening the gums, reducing all infamma,ion-wii
aliay ALI PAIN and spasmodic action, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
depend upon 1t, mothers,it will give rest your.
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. =,
We have put up and sold this article for oysr On,
years, and cAN SAT-, IN vIpRxcn ARD rnuru az n
what We have never been able to saw of any nther
medcine-NEyER nAS.IT FAILED. IN SIN.
GLE INSTANCE, TO III Feet CURE. when
timely used. Never did 8 We know an instance n
alssasiaction by any one who used 1t. On the con-
rary, all are delighted with its operations, and
SPEAK w terms OF highest commends its ma
gieai elects and medical virtues We SPEAK In this
matter WHAT We no, Know" after ten years'
experience, AND PLEDGE = OUR REPUTATION FoR TIE
FULFLhENT WHAT We = HgRE DECLARE In a,mn.,
every instance where the infant Is suffering from
pain and exhaustion, 70 lief viii be found In ten n,
niasen minutes after the syrup is administered.
THIS valuable prepare ton is the prescription OF
one o. the most EXPERT ENCED and sKiLLPUL
NOhcLs IN New England, : and has been used with
NEVER FAILING sCccEss I'M
THOUSANDS cor CASES
not only relieves the y child from pain, but In.
Vsorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity
and gives tone and energy - tic whole system. Il
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
WIND SCOLlC,
and overcome convalsions, which il no. speedily rem
edied END in death. We Sbeeve II the sEsr ana
suRksr REMEDY IN the .voRLp In Ali c...x -
DYsENTERY AND DIAR RIGA IN CHILDREN.
whether arises from SteethinR, or from nm an,
er cause. We would say 2 to every mother Who -.
child suffering from any of the forerolnr com.
P.a,n.s-Do NOT LET ioua PaIuDCEs, SoR TnE pRE-
shiid land and the relief that wiz ss sGRE-yes, Al
SOLUTELY sURE-to fol Icy The use Of thls msd,.
cine y timely used Fun = directions for using VIII
accompany each bottle. 81 None genuine unless she
a. s IN o. CORIls 4&PERkINs. New York, y
Sold BY Druggists throu p n out the world
Principal Once, NO. 3 IL Cedar ST., New York.
soia N Clicago,by BQLLEs, SMITH co.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, N. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This wei-known medicine ia imposition, but sure
and safe remedy tor Female Difficulties and Obstruc.
lions. from any cause whatever: and although power.
fulrenedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the con-
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
These Pulls haze been Enoscn to 6ai sohers knA
directions on TIE "a page q pampAles are soau Oh.
served.
~ For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, 10
the agent.
n. B.-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to an au-
thorxed agent, will insure bottle containing over N
pills, by return of mail.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES.
Late I. @. Baldwin Co.l
Rochester, NY.
For sale BY
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Wholesale and Retail.
zee q Burlington. Iowa.
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- The Knox (Il.) Republican learned from
y. pobipsou, Who passed through that place
s,,,,,.v last, on his way home from Pixies
- ~, the following named persons died on
80 IN, between the I'd and 18th day of May
. R,r,Ou, Cameron, Warren County. ILL.,,
c,.h R;chiord, Plymouth, Hancock County,
NJ philip Turner, Hendersonville, ILL.,; E.
~, Monmouth, ILL.,; Carson Turner, ILL.,; J:
On plymouth, ILL.,; Robert c. Wood, Galesburg.
N. VIM. sigler, Hancock County, Ill. Rev.
u;hh.,s G.lesburg, ILL.,, was quite sick and not
.,nected TO live.
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Ihe Best Sewing Machine new Ii
M4rkee % Weeds Patent.

The Best Sewing Machine new In
Market II Weeds Patent.
Which is 50 simple, that child can operate It
and experience In the Of Sewing Machines demon.
srates that this Machine is less liable to ret out
order than any other Sewing Machine new before The
public.
The Rev. Robert @. williams, Of Woodbury., Conn.,,
says; "Aftsr an examination or every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, fully convinced yours 10 the
BEST and almost oft for some time has
more than realized my expectations, for know there
- no other machine that will, with little trouble
perform 50 much and many different kinds Of work.
planter says: II used to employ three or four
hands in making clothes for the rest, but since pur-
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation, while my vile
usesi for making nearly all the clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays itself every three
months.
WHITNEY 1 LYONS, Proprietors
80 Broadway, New York.
W. 7. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
! ORVlLLE LEONERD, General Agent, 81 CLARK st.,
hcago. mar.1md
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a CALlFoRNIA MURAT-If Murats in Europe
give out, they can find q hopeful candidate
for the throne of Naples in the gentleman men.
TONED IN the following paragraph, from the
alta California of April 9Th: "A poor, wretch.
ed looking man was found upon the street last
evening, and brought into the station-bouse
IN state of helpless drunkenness. He was
paced in one Of the cells and laid out upon the
asphaitum floor, and at half past seven o'clock
last evening he was attacked by an epileptic fit.
ana but for the prompt kindness of the officer
IN attendance. the poor fellow might have died
In agony, Upon inquiry We learn that the mans
name is Louis Murat, King of Naples under The
reign OF Napoleon Bonaparte. He arrived in
this country in 1910, having considerable means
ana letters OF credit; the former he squandered,
and the latter he lost, and for two years he has
been common street hummer"
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w., ,-ihe Bloomington Paragraph
Ga -. 'mose over the fact that our MUM.
|ss 0'l''es have placed upon our police
| l. sr s'of'ous thief. The case reminds US of
L d. a.. ~"sut about the cracked kettle
|as j. pace, Charley vesie was driven from
.es.s y Marshal winton long ago,--in the
easp.,,Irn '~'e he 10 not, and never hae been
\. b,,. "'n our police; and in the third place
ave no police