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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

It is curious fact that the love Of our
race is so mate in the robin as to render
him unhappy in any other society--ex-
cepting only in the breeding season when
all birds are naturally shy for the welfare
Of their offspring. Go into any wood, walk
into any lane, snter any cemetery, seat
yourself in any country ehurchyard, or
perch yourself on any rural stile-within
few moments yeu will have robin be-
side you, and he will assuredly introduce
himself with song 1t is vain to say
may" He fairly facinates you; be moves
your heart and wins ysu. How many OF
my successes in winning human hearts
are Attributable to the hints afforded me BY
this ingenious, bald, open hearted, all con.
quering bird Kidd f#ar
A caution to gay readers who do not
like to be bored. 80 that they may stop at
commonplace people Young men, be
ware of kissing on the stairs; wait until
ma and pa' are goae 70 bsd then yeu
will have the parlor 10 yourselves. Young
ladies, do not imagine that every man thai
kisses you is smashed Old ladies, i
you should catch young fellow hugging 9
juvenile Of your sex, do not tell his en-
ployer that he il = humbug remember
yeu was 'courted once, OF ought to hav,
been.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
ATTORNEYS AND LAND AGENTS
=. II. DAVIS,

- =. It. DA VIS1
A TTORNEY Mt Law and General Lend Agent
IA Special attention given to payment Of taxes;
locating Land Warrants the investi cation and per-
f.cting Of and other titles radeemng lands sold
fr taxes; making collections and legal business Of
all kinds in Northern IOWA and Nebraska.--Offce,
ON Dou gins street. Sioux City Iowa. vollno1
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
GEORGE WEARE,

DASKING and Agency 0ffce.-Coections made
ID aud remitted at current rates OF exchange
Money invested. Particular attention given to the
payment Of Taxes and location Of Land Warrants
Once corner of Dou slas and Sixth streets, Sioux
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOTELS.
SIOUX CITY HOUSE,
Cor. Pearl and Fifth ST.,
sto11< City, iowa.
KINGsNORTH l. SHEARER, Proprietors.

YTNHE undersigned respectfully announce to the
| public that they have taken possession of the
above named Hotel. and solicta share Of patronage
They have made many important improvements and
repairs in the house, and now feel confident that
they can accommodate guests in good style as
any hotel In Western iowa The Table will always
be supplied with every Injury of the season.
KINGSNoHTH i SHEARER.
May %, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

hbh LiNEDLN.
Mr.. Lincoln stands six
feet four inches high in
his stockings. His fran g
is guant and wiry: his
arms are long; his lower
limbs are not disproper-
toned to his body. He
steps with bis head in
cliued forward. His head
sits we'll on his shoulders,
and Is large aud we'll pro.
portioned. b e t okeniug
power in all its develop.
mcnts. A slightly Ro.
man nose, a wide cut
mouth, and a dark com.
plexion. with the appear
ance of having b e en-
weather beaten, complete
T. n
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

1aat aB y. A. SAWYERS = CO.,
uTHOLESALE and retail dealers In Staple and
wv Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes
0Seoud strsst, Sioux City, Iowa. PHs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

r. BUCHRUCKE Err,
n. n. DOOGE q co.

yIyHOLESALE and retail dealerSin Dry Goods
w Groceries, Crockery, Boots and shoes, &c. &C.,
Of Pearl and Third streets Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
NED0Ey = CO,

yIYHOLkSALE and retail dealers In Grocsrses
= w Prosisionn Wines snd liquors, Ae, lsve.,
- sioux City, fows
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

| l-t-. tom. SAVERS
Tom Sayers stands five
feet aud n half in his
stockings. His frame is
muscular and wirv. His
arms are long for his
height, and his lower
limbs well proportional
to his body. His head
which he carries q little
forward, is set well on his
shoulders, and his neck
shows great power. His
nose world be Roman.
but for the blows that
have fattened and spread
it to his face: his mouth
is large and scanned with
old cuts: and his com
pexion y dark olive.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
ROBERT MEANS. JOHN P. ALLISON.
MEANS, ALLISON & co.
r. EAL 4 STATE n o X Il n .
BANKERS,
L NJ G II A Mt A G E N r 3 ,
B.. SJOUY CITY JOWl

WYILL give their personal attention to selecting
w and entering vscant lands in the Sioux City,
Dakota and Northern Nebraska Land Districts with
cash or warrantsprocuriyg Deeds for Lots in Sioux
City and its Additions-paying Taxes upon city and
county property for residents-loaningM Money on
rood security at western rates of interest or
ing II in property for distant dealers-colecting Bills
and Notes and remitting proceeds promptlya at the
current rates of Exchange. '"f .
We will also act Commissioners for the States Of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Massaeh usetts.
All letters Of inquiry answered promptly.
July %, 1858. .' s. .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

"H0LEsALEa and retail dealers in all kinds ot
a w Groceriss and produce, Pearl street, Sioux
City, low, sa- E4.s+asE u t!44'f VIZ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
PATRICK RORB,
TREDWAY g. CURslER,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Sioux City Iowa. Prac-
n tice iu the courts Of Iowa and Nebraska, 0fice
on Douglas ST., opposite Land Office 229.tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

n 9. HUDSON, wM L. JOY.
uCDSON 4 JOY,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW.-practice IN the Courts
~ Of Iowa and Northern Nebraska. Offce--On
Douglas street. Sioux City, Iowa. decl01y%
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

SANI'L ii. CASADY,
TToRNEY at Law, Real Estate and Collecting
IA Agent. Sioux City, Iowa. vollno27
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
-
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

w yHOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry Goods
n w s0roceries, Agricultural Implements, Boots
and Shoes Leather and Finding &C., corner Of Pearl
aud Second streets. Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30

MEANS, ALLISON T. co.,
DEAL ESTATE Brokers, Bankers, Emigrant Ag'tf
Ii, --ofree corner of Douglas and Sixth streets
Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
=
JOHN n. CHARLES,

DOSLER u HEDGES,
DASKERS-Dealersi in Exchange, Real Estate.
Levse. between Douglas and Pearl streets, Sioux
City, Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

The edisor of the Hawk-Eye, at Burlington,
.,,;',. in his Issue Of Wednesday, the receipt of
- from the ladies Of this city. to testify their
.e.a.;.,;cn Of his articles cOndemning the con.
KY XIV q the CITY and county officers in the muir:
sa We are inclined TO think that the
H., has heen deceived about the donors Of the
a.he Tho truth about It was known. Instead
e 10 l,d;,, sending it. it is more than likely to
= - y, 20 lie meanest and blackest Republicans
: - S,.,e--,as. Who are afraid to let their
n.r ~ come before the public, and thus try to
.h;aa ,hemselves: by saving it wasladies sent it.
W. W. helicre the County Judge and City authori-
liz, done didl every thing in their power. and all
,har had right to do in the case We shall have
more to say on this subject next week.-Ottum-
"a Democratic Union.
Ne think the above effort to give the matter
# the cake presentation a political bearing de-
eiled!y small. The public is well informed in
p.arl 10 the facts. A young girl was murdered
WspeIo comfy under circumstances Of the
ms. aggravated character. The william or viii
Bus who accomplished the horrid deed of blood
,se allowed - escape through the criminal
,.rspnee Of the authorities Of Wapelio county
,pl De city of Ottumwa. The County Judge
hs not to this day, so far as we are Informed,
sssrcd any reward for the arrest of the murder
srs md taken no steps to bring them to justice
ia rise of these facts, known to every body, the
Hawk Eye gave public expression to the voice Of
UNIVERSAL execraiion. In thus pointedly con-
dmning the authorities We doubt not we reflect
ed the general feeling of the people Of that coun-
tt without distinction Of party, the Union to the
contrary Notwithstanding That the Ladies of
0ttumwa approving Of our course should desire
To give public evidence Of their appreciation il
not strange. That they chose to prepare and
~nd US cake is not so very singular proceed
inc. We are well satisfied they did send It, and
highly pleased that our course shoold be thought
worthy Of 50 aattering notice. Whatever the
Union may think We are proud Of the testimo-
MAI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

lock OFT FOR Ir.-Under this head the CHI
'aso Press l. Tribune warns its readers against
receiving the notes Of the Whitfield Bank,
Georgia. As the people Of this section are
Interested IN the matter, We quote its language:
There are now in this city one or two small
sisAos Of men who are determined 70 circulate
~ Saco.ent. worthless, red-dOg and wildcat money
vae Of these has lately got hold Of the North
7 .sAsrn Money Reporter and Insurance journal,
etOre respectable concern but In which
n. 49, fhd regular standing quotation OF the
= g. 81, Raisid, tieorgia-as dirty and WORTH
n. ,'l..ssspt ~ y State ever brought forth
N. ls editor Of that sheet u the man
~ $Ns,E-s The PiAntess' and MechaDics
$50 "A 81 Nors'aothes uild-eas. BY which the
.ss sh.n = srsegt we're Gsst humboeged
~. ~ sSss aisas = she oetses nov, . q =
Ws MA lrtEsnsry -.,pess - - With tAe
"anaead aibn warn ~ ous readers
against tie Nortt aest+rs Reporter and Insurance
sWrhai A. being ) thing utterly unworthy Of
cedii; and against this BdNk II Whitfield, as an
;psad-dcsn, out-snd-out swiadle. What bogus
insurance. -. companies tAe sheet Is endcavoring TO
-. into The coaeIcnce Of the people, or what
%nef wAudulent bank IL would aid in circulating
n: NOTES, We have not leasnsd, lint II ID wIse ~
i.saust al is editorial 5ecomsnsUdations - "a
$3.50. 1870, ard 70 put no faith whatever n II
s'''sesss ef money.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28
For the IIavk-Eyt
FOR the HAwE-Eye.
GsEaS Bar, Lee County Iowa, 6

49, uHEGN DAT, Ice COunty Iowa, 81
April 18th, 1850.
Mr.. EprRon:-As I have Travelled over the
counties Of Lee and Des Moincs, I have been re-
quested by some Of my friends to report the
prospects of crops.
With the exception of about forty acres,
think that have not seen any GALL wheat that
win average over half crop. In this vicinity
Green Bay, Iowa. fall xheat will average about
enc third Of o crop; in other portions of the
county that have travelled, probably, it will
average half crop. The prospects of spring
wheat for a short time were rather gloomy for
this reason, We have had very early spring,
and the farmers in order to meet their anticipa-
tons in the future, planted their seed while the
ground was still cold and chilled, and the opin-
ions Of many were, that the seed would rot But
since they have been blessed with few showers
Of refreshing rain, their aatieipations have
frightened and the prospects of spring wheat
crop are more favorable and encouraging
Many are planting corn. and others are prepar-
ing. Farmers ia general are very busy in pre-
pairing for the future.
On the 10th inst. we had quite half storm in
this vicinity. 1t hailed about fifteen minutes
very hard and FAST with little wind. The
ground was white with hail. The hail stones
were very large. Ipicked up hail stone after
the storm, that measured nine inches in circum
ference. 1t is hardly credible. but it is fact.
Fruit is injured considerable ky the hail, the
hail was SO large that it knocked twigs from off
the trees, and consequently it must have injured
fruit to a great extent ii. DOW.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

BrKGLAxy.-The residence Of j. Tracy, Esq.
on the corner of Court and Seventh streets, was
uttered by burglars on "Wednesday night and
e'a AMI cloak stolen. An old lady residing with
the family, heard the dog barking fHriousIy about
~ o'clock, aud supposed he had been locked
up in the house. She went down stairs for the
purpose of releasing him, aud as she came down
saw two men just making their exit through the
dor They had entered the house through
window and opened the door to have easy egress,
and had not the old lady been aroused by the
barking Of the dog and disturbed their opera
tons. they would no doubt have made heavy
haul Asitwis, they only succeeded in carrying
of the articles Of clothing above mentioned
No clue has vet been found to the rascals.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

A MIssorRr STEAK PLow-Messrs Stein and
Robar.iA, Of Hannibal, In this State, have in
vented . Steam Road Locomotive, to which
ulows can be castle attached, thus making Il a
Steam Pillow Of great power and efaciency: The
machine vas tested in meadow near Hannibal,
lev days ego. in the presence 81 lasgs nam.
her OF spectators, and the Messenger says,
. proyed . decided suceeaA.s The owners have
: ready been engaged 70 "break up 2,OOO acre.
n land in Nacon County, We ass not infossa
a Of he manpes in which the pillow ID construct
"a. snd voaA be obliged to the leasepges toe 4
description Of it-(et Louis News.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28
,rrAe firm Of Mccormick 4 Mile

.rrse firm Of Mccormick 4 Miller, at
=, ,'ity, has dissolved. 1t will Be- remem-
as "a ,E,. this firm sustaineda heavy loss not
=, ~ soce by tho burning OF their warehouse, to-
NJ, nth an their books grain and other val.
80 M. John Faller, Of the former firm, .
' ,sorouah and energetic business man, has erect
-. ,.,cc and commodious building, Cor the pur-
~. 0s carving on the Forwarding and Commits.
=. ,..;oess and Intends buying hides, grain,
.J and in fact everything that the farming
s,anunity have TO sell.
g, yaIler has the only Commission house in
,..,.x ,aa is said to be the largest and most
.,.ucder dong the line of the b. L n. Rail-
,..s md his facilities for transacting such bust
,es ,r unsurpassed.
Ne will settle all claims for and against the
Time, srnL bp2w
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28
- NranDnna L

n s.F -. $3.50. ID 8xEN
-. u - ,,...aI ~. 49,. 4..s,nsxt
49, u n sr. -. -, anr;i III. fe1D
- .....' u -. 49,. q.
49, 6sDr -Eleass 6've 49, s a'lls' - j,
~ Legi1latare ~ connns IllcaAicn q The Sec
-. =.
14~A-I5e' 80 -. u. n. c.,..,,
1AA1-s - - : Il
CHAPTER liz.
An Act ID amend a Act uasaed by he Board q
Fdnc.fion nsce,rher 81 laa1 entitled ssAr
At n ..,,.n.l - At ert;tlea Il A.t q nro
yide ! sveeen. ~ fsorrmnr,s g..horis '
-. -, -.
-; =. 81 enscsed " 49, sss1es.l -
oy e - 0'a.s = low, ~. wncnoseI ~
~ 49, Deen y0see ~ asalrdsssFacs nc cefs'noo
z e. sssis'asy z. W .osnsnlp olstssc., - ecn
.sMpsA's. y sG.'o1 80
= 80 ~ e 1. :. - = .ns 49,
$500 49, 1.saa - ls!s 1leIclIse. cer II
" s..,s Y ~ ooansy sno8e. 1no sn' = &C
..s =, - 49,. 90 cosn.y NJ ,esy
- = 80 s'nSuns snus celtsneI W. 80 49, ii
u W.: y - 80 - PetsOnal PsOPsry = 80
IDn = ~ ~. 80 -; =, ~, ~. - ...,.s
snan oe co'lfcted ana paid over " tne manner
EusMsu ~ ssc.'ons .nu seventy ~
she - y Y rncn su's Y a 1ls :
80. ~ any cas- WnefS y may pc McOna-
RVAs1s Hama 49, ANt 49,
IAto,e Win tue PFovlNons 0s tne acs 2, 1nacn
49, = an'endsto.y ior US township Gierk "
eIlv.in tue uu1aes y occresy, tns DosFu q
- 49,. 'e ~.
s s.'s. = 49,, g. 80 pessoa q appomied snal.
nsss ~ We Y ne p.ocesoanss oi sasu noafu
1870 - uetSs1 psOs,ueu ~ sn.n qus,ny
s.;, .." ~ y, uays III ses ny apPosnsn 1nu
.a aag = ~ - s1al 800 s.cy. - ~
s;s.,c.s w. $500 .s,l ~ 49,
vote in al questions upon which the two sub-
directors cannot agree.
Sec 3. From and after the first day Of jan
nary, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one,
the words Board Of Supervisors shall be sub
stituted for the words County judge IN the
latter part Of the fourteenth specification Of sec.
ton sixteen, and also In sections twenty three,
thirty six, thirty-eight and fortyfour Of the act
Of which this il amendstory, and the words
first Monday in Nay" shall be substituted for
the words first Monday in june in section
seventeen, and for the words SECOND Monday
in JULY" In section sixty-6ve Of the act Of which
this ID amendatory.
Sec. 1. The provisions Of section twenty-one
Of the Code shall not apply to this act.
Sec. ). This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the Daily
Iowa State Register and the Daily Iowa State
Journal, newspapers Published At Des Noines.
JoRS EDwARDs, Mi
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
NICHOLAS J. RrscH,
Presldent Of the Senate.
Approved April 2, 1860.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is q true
copy from the original roll ON Gle in nv Office.
ELuAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
o..
~ ~ IN 49,. - p p - LD. ,ann
~. 60: Aoaes, lowa' nPI1 Z, 10y.
~: a.osons ane..un'en. 20 tne ocnoo' law
s 80 s..a''y % sec.ons s'A.y,nve' aAIssix,
na.ys ~ anu nA.y eIsas, 81 tne acs 9. .ne
..o. 49, y suucaon' passeu uecemper g, 10Y;
~ =. ".s - ce.sa 80 Lasstu ~ ,l'e Doaru VII
~ ~ .ooe 49, ne enn 49, peS. pun,
's.,,,a = :. sne nl.n sc..lo" As ~, VII
a. 4. III. 80 - - 70 1910 1o.-
g: a,,, 49, -. -. pulpus. =, 'esyns ny
II, s oo os ~. Poss, = -. -. P"s Ane". -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

. VI the fueness Of cotton thread now
'paa some idea may be formed from the fact that
~ hanks, each $40 yards in length, are spun
''0'a single pound Of cotton, total length OF
a'ose IA miles. Yarn spun SO fine As No. 700
val exceed SSl miles in length, the product OF
vac pound of material. Worked up into the
n'eF Kinds Of Lace, the original shilling's worth
cotton sool, before it passes into the hands
~as consumer, may have been increased to the
sseof between 900 and 400 pounds.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28
DICKINSON d Johnson
IN NO. -. JgETxkSOH SLHEEz.
etkrs In sH f@- 4ss#8 sss
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. TEAS, FRUITS,
IlNYR AlNA I'M ~

| 9as7a#ssTH@#s#s NVRNBNU THsNNASy ~ q
An ecods spd q ahe loves cash pses fos cash y
exchana. fag produce.
Particular attention n called q cur chnice Teas also 10
oy Burning NaiA allw no use can frel Il N IL RAtinR
The bevs ~ =. eassJscfsrs ~ - 90 IA
Dsyv1t sn0t~yjala. m M @e $3.50
fhe xlea maStes price paid for Payer ags Rces wax
enc III Kinds VI coansry produce.
EXAM geods wassanssl 10 b. Nhel pseeessat them
ksnenher - plope n4xt door y pes MelAes CaaNtv
sav,DC 'bant. y Cope 4 farsoaS ntoek. apsa5.Siy.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

Chicago, April %.
Flour 5@lOc advance, and moderately active.
Wheat-Firm, but opened not bncyant 90
cars No 2 and 20eO ditto at l,o6; 4 cars No al
los, and 1000 bush do on board at Ito; 8 cars
do No at l,fi7; car very good No at ], 10
delivered; l0S BAGS club at l,l2.
Corn opened active and at an advance; closed
firm. Early sales 5000 bush No ! at 30, 81, OOO
bush at 81; $4,000 bush at So, 1900 bush al
52f; 10000 bush at 50. Prime river held ~ 5G
on board; 5000 bush r r for next week ieliye
~ at 49, No2, and 5lA No sellers option.
Oats quiet. 6 cars fresh receipts in parcels al
81 in store.
Barley quiet and Arm ri 81; bags at 70.
Rye iE great demand.
High Wines firm at ls.
Butter 1904 for good roll; sQss common 70
fair firkin.
Eggs 9Gl94 for fresh.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28
SAPoNlFIER,
Or. Concentrated Potash.

Nove kAaa Ns~Mt ~ Nheagfk " OFdiNu,y St.as.a.
Ycr making Soap without lime. wish little trouble an, a
tTiaDS expense Ths cheapess afiice ever As.x.yyl ~,
Ions Y gooA een SoAp. " nine reuals larl Asn r.s
e. ~ And sapersr article sos eieanny type h d
pesAssW nosaiAe .na nee mon Anp1Fiaea. ID ss5sa5a Z.
Broken In snail laMvs ana "a ep u i. A - NJ
cana
MaoaiAcwrea - iAs ChAuspre chsneal WORT. nra.A.
Ign. ana scld ~ EMD RSfE 4 "a -
Jan1bsly. -sa@19s N x1lrv9 49, I u y.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28
ITO THE LEGAL FRATERNITY
II OF THE STATE or IOWA

We have IN and win have ready for delivery about
the 18th q May next, volume containing the
Csal nd Cs,imiaa, Codes Of n.aft:es
q the State Of Iowa. passed BY the last General Assem-
bly,.
These practice acts take effect the rs o. September
next vet the regular edition TO be pubahed by the
cannot be ready for distribution for some seven months
The publication Of this volume has been determined upe
n view Of this fact and in consideration OF the inciste
Importance to Attorneys justices and County ccers that
they should have time and opportunity become familiar
with the regulations goyslnag the mode procedure
In courts which entirely different ror the present
system Of practice
The Chapters and Sections will be numbered 10 cores
pond with the regular edition TO be published by the state
Sections OF the cid Code which will be
printed In full, an In addition their regular numbers
will also retain their former ones,
The volume will be closely compared with the enrolled
acts In the office Of the secretary 81 State and the
pains taken to secure correctness in MI particulars
I'll being pricted on fne book Paper. wiA he neatly
bound In Law sheep and furnished $50 per copy 10.
tereaved CORES &s,te viii be sent by mail for - cen
.vss.iAsienaI. NJ W.
AZ the number TO be printed limited those who wish
copies should order them uitne asascly.
Specimen heota be the Office Of Clerk
tAe D!stSict Court 81 each County.
MILLS BROTHERS.
CALcRIc PAINTING HocsR
aprlS-bpim Des MOines IoEa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

SxAKEs.-Mr. REM left at our Office yesterday
simple Of snake bones recently taken from
scoe quarry on his farm. He says that in quarry
as he found deposit Of several bushels Of these
bones. These bones evidently belong to snakes
Of the largest species, and from the number OF
them i. is pretty certain that there was MI ex-
lensye settlement there.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

Max DRowxEp.-A German named Phillip
GAM, who has been employed in driving night
cart, xas engaged in his occupation on Wednes-
DAY night, and had driven his team into the riv'
cathe foot of jefferson street. Itissupposed he
vs intoxicated at the time, and drove into
Deeper water than he had intended. A strong
cgrent runs at that place, and his horse was ia
Ken Cd his feet, the cart swung into the current,
alihe poor fellow was thrown out of it into the
Eater He came up once or twice and was seen
gs'me persons passing along Front street, who
na to his assistance, but they arrived too late to
Rescue him Owing to the strength Of the cur
rent he was carried under large lumber raft
Hing Immediately below, and as II was impossi-
DIE 10 Rove the raft their efforts to rescue him
"'re unavai'ing. The horse and cart were brought
70 shore unnjured. Search was made yesterday
ioF the body, but, up to the time of this writing,
without success GAM leaves a wife and four
children TO mourn his loss.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

vaye Days fren New Ysrhss
- assortment Of Ewiss and Sasspse'
"a, also 6ne selection Of Csssinseyv, Yet.
- "a Lsess, received in Eve days from New
" -.;eh VIC offer to Cash buyers at very low
io'A' A. KAISER L co.
~ s.,.on March IA, 1860. bpm.