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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

a,ocmo Accwsss.-1hs DEBORAH Republic
.,,. ryxAxw ac1 ezrk-.&Ns &Ee
a I'D accident occurred week ago last Tues.
dsv. IN Sumner township. about four miles west
Of the Turkey river, BY which Francis vallenta, .
led Of IA yean Of age, vas killed. In taking q
horse to water he twissSd The halter around his
wrist. The horss 30 scared and threw him, and
BY 20 doing got scared still more. He ran, where,
il WAS not ascertainsd, f&AN6ng the boy by the
wrist after him. In about half an hour the horse
was found by the stable, the lad by his side
dead. The boys head and side were crushed
where the horse had tranpsd on them, and, above
the waist, the body was one mass Of bruises.
Hocs.-1t there is not sonH pork coming to
this Market just now. then We are very much
mistaken. During the week, our streets have
been literally thronged with teams from the in
terror, all freighted with hogs. Let them come;
our merchants are III buying, for Ossh, and those
who bring in the hogs, take home the "rocks. v
There has been . decided advance in the price OF
pork since our lest On Thursday, competition
was livelier than usual, end in the evening buy
er were paying st cash, How do you like that, Mr.
farmer' think it win payi If 90, bring along
the porkers; hogs are in order here at present
Our town looks like young Cincinnati; every
vacant room has been converted into = pork
house," and every man having pocket-full o
the ready" has elected himself hog merchant
-tCouncil Bluffs NonpArei. ss, 80 ,-.rs7 A
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

The first indication of negro mspstrs'sy IN
this country was in 1914 upon the defest OF the
British feet and army, at Plattsburg. by commo-
dore Marlborough and General Aacomb, A
negro song, namely, .Ths Battle of Plattsburg, :
was written 1t Albany, by an actor, who sung 1t
in character, upon the stage Of that city. It was
. patriotic song, and had quite run, both there
and at the old Park Theatre, New York.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

TIE WHEELER WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY
having gained their suits at law, with infringing man
shall be benefited thereby and have accordingly reduced
the prices Of their Sewing Machines After this date they
will be sold at rates that will fair profit the cost
Of manufacture capital invested and expense Of making
sales such prices will enable them make FIRST class
machir es and heretofore guarantee them in every
particular. G. H. WALDIN, Agent,
nov20-dwtf No. AZ Jefferson street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

It may not be out of place to state here that
the table on which the Declaration Of lndepen'
dence was signed-a table now in the posses
sion of a lady of Charleston-was Intellectually
applied for bv Committee Of the Convention
for this occasion. The lady told the Committee
that rather than have the ordinance Of secession
signed thereon, she would burn the table 70
ashea r.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

The report that the Episcopal clergy Of Charles.
ton bad omitted praying for the President is
contradicted in letter to Washington clergy
man from Rev. 9. p. Gadsdsn, Of ChArleston-
In letter dated Dec. 10th, the day before the
State seeded, Mr.. Gadsden says:
There is no Foundation for the report that any
Of the clergy at Charleston have omitted praying
for the President of tho United States. There
has been no change whatever made, either in
praying for our civil rulers or for Congress. The
Bishop has set forth . prayer to be used, in ad-
d,tion, for the Legislature during their session,
and one for the Convention / prayed myself,
this morning, "wednesday, in the public service,
for both President and Congress, and shall do sc
until the State secedes. The Bishop will then
provide for the new order Of things, when We
shall be no longer one Of the United States
However misrepresentedi in Northern papers, our
clergy are all men Of law and order.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

The flag adopted by South Carolina in her
sovereign" capacity has red ground, with .
marine blue cross, on which are fifteen stars,
the largest of which is in the centre; white
palmetto tree and crescent stand in one corner.
Whethsr the crescent and the cross are alike
TO be worshipped in the new nationality, does
not appear.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

The first debate that ever occurred in the Uni
ted States House Of Representatives on the sub
ject Of slavery, was in the month Of March,
1898 In that important debate the cosstitu-
tional power Of Congress to make the prohibit
ton was not questioned by any speaker, al
though Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
and Virginia took part in the debate. = =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05
RAILROADS
4, B. 4 q R. r. LINE.

Ne
TT R'!E 81
Old and Only Reliable Route East.
Prom Burlington to Chicago, Detroit Toledo, Phsbury
Philadelphia Baltimore New York, and I'll oshss BasssD
Peoria and Quincy Train leaves 600 4. n. =
., lst Chicago Express :" 1900 -
ID 80, ! "l'"l Sos p. ~
Passengers leaving Burlington On the 1890 4. train
connect 1t Mendota with the Illinois Central Railroad
North and South and At Chicago both the Noon
and Evening trains da0O d. and 845 r. NJ, connect
with all the great Eastern Railroad routes, 70 Wit: y. G..
r. K. via Detroit NJ 8. R. R. via Toledo, and Pfstsourg
and n Wayne r. E. via n. Wayne, Of which passenger
can take their choice. H. -gaJH uaGaEsaI laJDie
Only twenty hours from Burngto, 70 To,edo Thrtssn
hours ahead OF any other route leaving Burlington.
Baggage checked through TO Detroit Nisgars Pals and
New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkrk, Bunalo, Pitssburs
and Philadelphia. if.ff,,|s-.y ,.'r,=.,,.' "a .f
Tickets for this great Eastern thorough fare for sale It
Oumw1 Fairfield Mt. Pleasant, and At the Ticket once
corner Front and Water streets, Burlington. -aEs
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night trsins.
Fare - low Is by any other route.
D. REMICK,
jan1-bpH Gen. Agent O. B. : Q. z. T..
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To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. Whereas, my
daughter Caroline has left my house without any
just cause, and relinquished all the endesring
enjoyments of happy home for the deceptive
allurements Of rowing life, am, therefore, con-
strained to give notice that shall not pay any
debts contracted by her 90. long as she persists
in this undutiful and most unnatural state of es-
arrangement, from the fostering care of her pa
ternal home.
UNCLE SAN.
Happy Home Dec Is. 1860
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4 New WAY or BgILDMa UP A Local BUsI-
AEss.-Those acquainted with the operations of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton l. Dayton Railroad
know well the eXertsons that have been made by
the President and Superintendent of that road,
seconded by the Board of Directors, to build up
their local busidess, and especially to increase
the travel on the line between stations.
Mr.. L'Hommedieu, finding that the business
from some Of the stations was not increasing as
rapidly as he thought it should, recently issued
on order, that all persons living on the line Of
the road, whenever they had . child born to
them, should be entitled TO a free ride to Cincin.
natl and return. The proper form Of certificate
to be made out by the station agent was pre-
pared, and the result Of this new order will be
found in the following letters to Mr.. L'Homme-
dieu: .--s -, .-1,...s,sr -..-r
STATION -, c., H. D. R. RI
Dec. II, 1860.
8. s. LHOMxxDKu-Dsar Sir: This is to Ger
tify that Charles B. and wife were presented
with an heir on the l4th inst, and hereby claim
free ride to Cincinnati and back.
Yours, truly,
D., Agent.
STATION -, G. H. & D. r. R. !
Dec "a, 1860.
8. s. L'HonxEpru-Dear Sr:-This is is to
certify that Wm G. and lady claim free
ride to Cincinnati and back for the endeavors
they have made to increase the population Of
-. Mr. G. is the man that lives on the
farm belonging to the association. -.
Also, Rev. James c. and lady were pre-
sented with q fine boy. You must not forget the
preacbers-for you know they are very fruitful
and number Of others. which would keep me
busy to write for all. Hoping this will meet your
approval, and if you want any more that you
want to give free rides, Why just say So
A., col< LII. al
because did not send for one when sent for
Mr.. and Mrs. B, as their baby was as good
looking and two weeks older. Let this suffice
on the baby question for the present. remain,
Yours respectfully,
D., Agent.
1t is needless to say the passes were promptly
issued.-Cin. Gaz.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

A paper published in stockbndge, Massachu :
..tts 10 the year 1900, states that the library OF
3 lately deceased clergyman sold for 9S, and the
Houors in his cellar for E976.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

The Monde, a Roman Catholic journal Of Par
is, thinks that Dictator is needed to set the
United States right, and recommends Capt Bo
napArte, formerly Of Baltimore, for that office.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

There are twenty.nine officers in the army,
and thirtytwo in the navy, who are South Caro-.
Nnians by birth Com. c. K Stribling, the
Commander Of the East India Squadron, is the
only one who at present holds an important
statiou.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

A man in the New York Clipper challenges all
the world to a sleeping match. He sleeps FIVE
days on Q stretch, and thinks he can exceed that
time M ..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05

L Punch defends On 'tclaasicar' grounds tas d.
legged fact that woman 10 more obstinate than .
male. If lie reasons sppsar far.fstched. i must
be remembered that they are imported rom an
cient Rome That mule is positive will be ad-
mitted BY all; -of this muller, the latin word for
woman, is the proper comparative. Any one.
BY careful meditation, will see the point Of the
argument and be able to judge Of its soundness.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05
nLD SACHEM BITTERS AND
" WIGWAM TONIC

These delicious and far famed Biters are recommended
by the RnsT PHYSICIANS COUNTRY on account OF
their Purity and great medicinal cfrtues
They pleasant nectar to the
the best Tfc and Strutdnt erer offered 10 The Public.
Their curative Powers In Of Gen Deliv Loss
of ApDetite Constipation, CAQls and Fevev ETC. are
npsraleed and guarantee that feel warranted In
Claiming what We do beg leave that asser-
lions are endorsed by Prof snLMAS, Of Yale College
prof HAYES Of Massachusetts, and hundreds OF Others
Principal Depot A5 Water street, Ne. York For sale
by Grocers, Wine merchants and Druegassenefa"y.
sept1S.W1y
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
KING OF PAIN KILLERS

rs a new AMERICAN REMEDY. and =
an effectual and speedy cure for CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MoRBUS, RHEUNATTsn.
GOVT, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DYsPRP.
STA, SUMMER COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS.
collie. SORES. CUTS, BURNS, sCALDs.
BRUISES, CANCERS, TUMORS, BE AID
ACHE and TOOTHACHE. and Ill othw sahss
that flesh is heir to.
The above Preparations can b procured Aso
druggists and country stores ov9ywhaA
DIR: JOHN BULLS Principal O@oe, LoolD.
vile, Ky.
For sale only BY G. P. squires 1 60.
4. Z. Gay.
McCaAn Hughes,
Wuo esa.e Agents, where can be found lara
Stock Of Drugs, Medicines, vet Fancy Articles, &C.
june 20 dStaW:1yW
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
VEGET ABLE WORM DESTROYER

ls a remedy alike pleasant and effectual for the
evil. There is not tine least difficulty In Rettina
children TO take the medicine. 1t IL prepared II
'he form Of Candy Drops, and viii be eaten VIII
tvidity by Children of all ages. 1t destroys snd
aSpeis worms more effectually than any remedy
Nv Ia use, while at the same time It win In q
~ay affect iijurously the health Of tn Child.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05
MAYORS OF THE GREAT CT
wi TIES g - 10 ~ ..

We, the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that the
|ruggs Apothecares and Of several cts,
signed document Of assurance to that Che rene
Ills Pills. Asue Cure and cherry Pectsral, have been
,und TO be medicines OF great sxcssncs and worthy ths
onndsnes Of the community. i'' '3I ""I -Tt'
HON. THOMAS FRENCH,
a a' - Mayor Of Burlington. Eosod.
HON. JAMES COOK, eaa .a5
p -a,aj SIS. ar.E i, Mayor of Lossa.
HON. ALVIN BEARD. .'- 5.'
3D. ......-...a Mayor Of 0aasua, W.
HON. E. w. HARRINGTON. I'd, 3.
4avor of Manchester, MI
HON. JOHN ABBOTT, e." 3D..
e.. ..... a Mayor Of Concord, NJ
HON. A. Ii. BULLOCK. .'...' e..
Mayor Of wo-c.ster, Na.,
F.. HON. NATHL SIL4SBEE, r.
Mayor of Salsn', Macs
HON. F. W. LINCOLN, Z '' ,.. /" d.
-.-. Mayor Of Bo.so~, Na..
HON. VIM. NJ. RODMAN, rr-aIa p.
d " Koyor Of Ro.idsnss, r
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE, ,. :.
.t .n.. ..... a-. .... Mayor Of HorUicA, Conn
B. HON.. J. N. HARRIS, ~
81. Aayor Of Hsw London. Conn
CHAS. 8. RODIER, ...
40 ..a.rd .- . Mayor Of Montreal, c r
HON. D. F. TIEMANN,
ill.,. o., Mayor Of NsV York o.y
" q. McKINSTREY, sra
a- a Mayor of Hamilton, C "
ADAM WILSON, ,...
~ Mayor Of Toronto, "
HON. X. NJ. BISHOP,
Z. - Mayor Of osn.is~as, 0sso
HON. I. H. CRAWFORD, . -.
Mayor Of Losissi's, Ky
HON. JOHN SLOAN, =
. ~ .'.|.. Aoyor Of Lyons, zosa
JAMES McFEETERs,
ia. ..-.. NayOr.ei Bownas,sas. c "
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,
kasor Of Asoss'a. NJ
HON HENRY COOPER, j.,
Nayor Of Haalo,ss1, No
HON. JAMES S. BECK,
Xoyor Of Ftsdssiekson, Nd
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor Of Ess Bedford, ka'
HON. J. C. BLAISDELL,
Mayor Of EsI R;s~, As
HON. W. II. CRANSTON,
Mayor of N'oper'. RI
HON. FRED. STAHL,
Mayor Of Gslsna, III
HON. JAMES HODGDEN,
Mayor Of Dubuque, losoa
HON. THOS. CRUTCHFIELD,
Kayor of Chattanooga, Tenn
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Aayoref TusealoosG, Ala
BON. r. D. BAUGH,
Mayor Of Nsmpais, Tenn
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of Nl,OaukSs, We
HON. W. VAUGHN. ...
Mayor Of Rasins. Wis
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor of Ksnosaa, VIE
HON. JOHN C. HAINES,
Nayor Of oesoaao, NJ
HON. NJ. J. A. HEATH,
Mayor of Selma. Asa
HON. A. }. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, AlA
HON. w. s. HOLYBAD,
Mayor Of Ossvm1ss Ga
HON. A: U. HARRY,
... Mayor of Philadelphia.
HON. JAMES SAwIN,
Mayor Of Baltimore
HON. E. F. NANNY, -
Major Of Warrington
81 HON. RUFUS LETCHER,
Mayor Of Richmond.
Certify that the resident druggists have assured thss
Certify that the resident druggists have assured thsl
Certify that the resident druggists have assured ths'
Certify that the resident druggists have assured thsr
Certify that the resident druggists have assured thsE
Certify that the resident druggists have assured thss
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We, the undersigned Mayors hereby certify that the
Drugyss Apothecares and nyscisns Of several cities
have signed document Of to that Chs rene
dies Of DR.. J. G. Aver Co., Of Lowell layers Sarsaps-
ris Pills, Ague Cure and Cherry Pectora) have been
ound to be medicines Of great sxcssnes and worthy tbs
confidence Of the community. 1901 .'sf "'@ -Ih'
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TOTHE FARMERS:

ALL you knowing Yourselves indebted 70 the subscri.
bes BY Note or Book Account WI please cali and n,sks
payment, o. before the 18th day Of January nsrt -
am In need Of money and must have t. Nv so do,,.
yen veil save yourselves cost, and trouble and mucS
obDge, Respectfully, yours ~ 'IlI - ..
u-. LIi2;i.a eSi't 90 .. t'1a HARVEY RAY, IN, q
z. 6--I have got few more PloWs on hand, and srs
stu making, and warrant every thing about them Beams
Handles and all, a. am using nothing but Indiana and
Wisconsin timber. 5s- ai- u. #Ln't dscl5- ve& =
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1t is needless to say the passes were prompt!
issued-Cin. Gag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST Gys
NAN BARoSBss.-The little town OF Bruchsal.
Baden. where Oscar Becker was tried for his
attempt on the life OF the King Of Prussia.
has just been thrown into excitement nearly
equal to that of the Becker case. by the trial
of lady of high rank-the Baroness de
Baum bach--on q charge Of attempting To
sitiings of the Assiza Court at Brachsal dur
ing the 26sh, 9th, and 2sth Of September
Madame de Baumbach is a lady AZ years OF
age, and is described as of q ctstin guished
and noble mien, with pale, handsome face
She was accompanied ia the Court by her
daughter. The charge against the Baroness.
was that she had attempted TO take tbs life
Of her husband by mixing quautiti Of phoa.
phorus with the sugar usually put in his
warmed beer, which she was In the habit Of
having served to him: singular peculi.
arity In the case was, that oply some OF the
servants Of the Baroness had set suspicion on
foot and taken the steps which led TO fhe pro-
ceedings. The Baron Baum bach had never
believed the charge, aud in his exAmin alton
before the Court repelled all Idea Of a sus-
pieion OF his wife's Innocence with the Mt
most emotion.
Some trifiing quarrsls between the mar.
ried pair appeared to have first given riee 10
any suspicious. It was also hinted that the
baron had endeavored to form an improper
relation With q lady OF rank. an acquaint-
had awakened the baroness's Jealousy. This
allegation, however, was warmly denied by
the Baroness herself, BY the Baron and ~
several with ssses. The Jury only deliberated
I've ninntes, and than returned verdict OF
not guilty, which was received with loud
appliance In densely crowded court The
Baron de Baum bach immediately rushed 70
his wife and embraced her, and the sceue
which took place Is described a. singularly
affecting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

ROYAL 1NFRLIcITr.-Ihe match between
Queen Victoria's eldest daughter and Prince
Frederick William. of Prussia, has proved to
be anything but a happy one. The Berlin
correspondent of a British Journal says:
The unhappy relations that exist between
the Princess Royal of England and the nus
band selected for her by the laws which reg
uiate royal alliances, have now become 40
we'll known that II is idle to remain longer
reticent on the subject 1t is stated that the
circumstances has OccasIoned the hvsliest
concern in the most cisting uished househol
ia the land, aud that NO pains have been
spared to make representations in the quarter
to which an appeal might be supposed 70 have
some weight.
That the Royal alliances, as at present CON.
Quoted, should terminate unhappiiy, cannot
be q matter OF surprise; but the Prince OF
Prussia, from his youth and apparent frank
ness and conduct, gave promise Of proving AN
exception to the general run Of German
Princes in this respect I remember having
been present when his Royal Highness made
a speech In reply to an address of congratu-
lation from the Manchester Chamber OF Com.
merce in which he stated, with extraordi-
nary emphasis, and in very fair English, that
1t would be the study Of his life to contribute
as much as possible 70 the happiness Of the
Princess Royal, and thus establish q claim
upon the good will and affections OF the
Eeglish people. The cotton lords cheered
this chivalrous declaration, aud pronounced
the young gen tleanan brick"
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rhe Military priseas.

- Tie Yankee officers who ESCAPED from
,q.sol iAst SATURDAY night boosted 10 their
eapieIs ,Aat II Vas an easy mai Ter 10 Sc, cat
Of lAe taclNEieS In Richmond, ana he Ii ail.r-
oIs instances that haSe occurred Wouia see IL
u gave pisusioility 20 the s,aseIaelt. That
,lry receive assistance frola outsidrls Is very
Probable, else Aow 40 they pEvl We a.eu. -
u,als oi taa eountry, on Wnicn the 1tvsl u
sS.Ie pIlsvS are AG.ri uowp, HE rui.us cor.
ncuy Traced, aid copies o. passports drawn
US III tae seaaine lo1ui Tho nivD.pers OF
the kichIonp PRISE, from the first, have been
rrsoiuleiy oenIed Access 10 lie pI,sons, but
others, no better ~ntilled To tic courtesy,
have Lad willing PERMISSION TO visit tArui
snd We have reason ~ believe that TINS ,.rlYl-
i,sp his been sr.nteo 10 all LII pr uaent ii LOT
GAJusinab.e, eAt-nL. We luri .iure nl.yo lit.
i4e 49, Pc ti.tt any ii.Il.g Suggested W The uows
p,p.rs Oh tsis uity Viii n..e any wcis AT with
Lnc aatboIitles; but tusre Is II very decided
-slaIIn.ea.l la 40 .oulu,uhILy taal the Prison
u.anascA4tnt Lec.e ufcinauiing. Ge ale
AWAKE OF the uiiiicuIties attending the suryt1i-
lAIte OF i iai se hun. Der VI captiyes, yet lfu-
deloe Al. .niuur inal.crs wouiu have Il beach.
clai Influence upon the greater divisions OF
tbe - seem.
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rurDR DlYs.
~ GoODIN : IPPExso.S. x.alr.r-..

+ .a a
DEAuFIRUL LOT ON 80 SrRErr,
HErwEs N arm AND xsrs sTKEE:H
ru ukCH HILL. FOR SALE AT AUX.
lion - VIII b. cold g. sue.h.n. "a tie pSsuiAa
o'cook r. NJ. q mos: bsau;ifui LOf. E.e.'.a ~
abs~c.oppos.te the residences II tes into r.u..n
"a larton, and at Hning Mr.. WIN. Ceuiiirs.s n. y
res aenes, fran'n ~ iess raaaias hsek 40 feet 70
TEsE..-0ne t,.id e..sL. balance .. { ard q
m-nths, for nrKrt,ahis le,vs. n.tu sss addod I'd
title rttaiued TIL lasf note u tsit.
no IL GoDDiJ r. ApPfRS0a ArsfrA
THE nEuTiFEL tA RM . 2 los AcREs,
HALL A MILE NORTHEAST ir Kidd.
MOND, Fob SALE AT AUCTION. --A. tho
raqntss vi Nr. LBRkT A MogRIs, VIII se IL J 10
aea 10 does not pernnt hts prs usl tes.,'sn .,
orsie.As We sha.I soli at sabiie sastioa, OH ting
premises, ON THURSDAY, the lssh No,embss,
lsoi 81 l2 o'clock n. az far; II ro,, tbs Il st fsir
day thereafter tlevllu'bls r A q II lcest d "a
abHve, a OWNED q I'd corrupted by Mr. MOI. Ia
The tract con- aims l65 acrss, which has beer sub
divided into Zine SMALLER tracts RAM ins fem u to
% acrss each sccortng to's plat sud snTv~y to be
sen 81 our efics Tho insnacn house. srsc. No. I.
eont~rs tsens y-tyS arres, and hes Il Q good
DWELLING, and the usus ont-hu,ltrigp
On lot No there large and N 1T 0I4eslent
barn; ON lot No. there Is . lsrye new ice-hou.s,
n"st s uss sna I. n :. n,nG a "a:
oOdy Of land contiguous TO Aickmopd. shaysis
On each lot hands ma buldsg site oommandiu4
beautiful view Of the city AID surrounding c,ur.
try. -asgi4 " 4sas $3.50
1hs &rscclsr attention. Of the lablic 10 called 70
this SALE valuable rarC l OF land 40 cor.
tiguous 70 ths csy, ber In IN sir ine within ops
mile and quarter OF the State CApital.1 has 81
dom been offered fnr sale. -
TERMs.-cnefourth cash balance q s, ~ and
~ montas ior negotiable notes, lctesesf dsd 81
cured by trust deed
+. Ht4-Mr. NORRIS will take psasure In ahow.
ing the lsndto those w4sbsrg To Wow the ssmc.
-. aODDIN& APPERSON,
no7 sses-ss e.. = Auction erD.