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NEW YoRK, May 10.
Cotton-lc higher, put less doing: Sales .,
Ss SSS or mlddimg uplands. ana So0S7c Of low
Flour-stats and western 50loc better and qui-
Ct. Sales e 8 3e9! q for extra state; - e5@7 70
sor extra 3 o y 1898 % TOR trade bands. mar
Wheat-Active, and leac better. sales at q s.
q g for Chi spring Sl180l g for Nil Club; 81 81
ss bushels 70 arrive e 81 sai IL iS os
CoFn-YSry arm, but with limited supply, 1T
Oets-In moderate demand. Sales q $3.50 for
Codee-Duu. t.1 gfr9-
& ssEs 9 sale. ;. ls4e, Or Ma.eov.d..
PetIoleum--Fins rsdned eoc. Phladelphia full
pF1Sss cr1dS = quosed q ss1c.. sa E...s
Rork--6scided!y nrzhe!. and closing hssvy.
3 new ss: ias s's:s : e e:
7 SSs %satsoaiet .adneayy. sales Is psss
Raccn--Edes dull and nominal. ..7 I.oal NJ
!, Lard-Aore active and higher ~ l331@l45Sc,
me e! LATER 1or choice. ..-...
for Ohio and A036c for state. .G'7 - ''-t,1@
Cheese-Steady, at l20l8c.f4. stale,.e ~. sta
Aopey-Acive and steady at 607 per, cent,
ESehsnse-b1ii and heavy at slss,4elnX In
aoid@Heavyand lower opening At q s., De.
c,ining to Slsl14. and olostng dull at 81 Si,40
!. Govstnment stock.- Continue arm. = x 81
q coupons ll4@n4E $40 coupons 1853 @lMK Il
i's bc s 7S,e ~, sd:S 3 81 i
Harlem ~ .ReAdin9 iA6s n s e65Z--N, s. It'd IL:
t9s sG i !s9 ~ I rt;s " ,sl l's
Quicksilver-7sH az u .j9s
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A. this question u frequently aaked, No VIII
simply say that sheiss Lady who, for upwards Of
thirty years, has untiringly dsyuted her time
and talents - Female Physician and nurse,
principally among children She has especially
studied tho constitution ana wants Of this nu-
msrcus class, and = . result Of this edhet aud
practical knowledge, obtained In ! lifetime spent
- nurse and physician. abe has compounded .
Soothing Syrup. lof children tsething. It oper-
atee IKE magic-givins rese and health, and II
Moreovsr, sure 70 regulate the bowels. In con-
sequence OF this article, Mrs WinslOw Il beeom
Ing world-renowned - benefactor Of her iacs
children certainly do Ku1 Up and bless her; e.
pecally = this tho case in this city. Vast GUAM
titles Of the Soothing Syrup are DAILY cold and
used here. We think Mrs.. Winslow has immor-
talised her name ~ this invaluable article, and
Ne sincerely believe thousands OF children have
been saved nom an early grave by it, timely ne,
and that millions yet unborn win share it, BEN
e0ts, and unite in calling her blessed. No mo-
ther has discharged her duty to her suffering LIZ.
tie one, In our opinion until she has given It the
beneht Of Mn. Windows Soothing Syrup. Try
II, m0thers-hy n0sO.-Ladies' Tissov, n. Z
City. Sold BY III Druggists. Is cents bottle.
unAy1-dkW1m -
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=. 9.--ep -. 7 ID j. & CHICAGO, May TO-
Flo9r- Market, saloo higher. sales Of 3.joc
Wheat.MAfket l@2c higher. sales at 81 171f
OF mr No I. and Il 26@f20 for No. z \ Closing
IA !: ~ u loSxsr ;. d lo1s, . Tor MOL
OatS-Lower, No. /, 6B110ooc.
Rye-No. 81 40 ~ p
Whhky-Firmer. Sales Of $500 bbls at q lsA
y. and closing quiet. -. - -
Barley-Firm. - s[s.t s. =.
Aesss pOrk-Firm. ut 81 o.
Bulk meats-Ftrm. - 95.iit5t q
LArd-Dull = ~ Il
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! MARKETS
BURLINGTON; SR. FRlDAY

i, TO- i0nn ~ BURLINGT0N. p u. FRIDAY
mo rain has fallen in thin vicinity for moro
than a week. The weather Is quite warm. and
vegetation b coming forward rapidly. Farmers
are very busy painting corn. Local business Il
rather quiet, Our wholesale dealers are well
supplied With stocks. but county traders are
disposed to buy ,sparingly. 14g5a5 a-l
Colo has advanced during the week about8 or
10 pc. cent Almost every steamer that goes
abroads takes out more or less; this with the un-
certain state Of military snairs In Virginisy or
rather the absence OF news Of decisive victory,
tends to keep every thing In . very unSettled
condition. and every unfhvosable rumof h made
use Of by Spectators to put up the price Of gold
The New York Cattle Marketon Monday toudh-
ed higher point than has ever been known Be.
FORE sa!es being made at l7lf TO Is CT per pound
net weight. for good 70 choice beeves. while lair
Illinois steers sold 1t is II. such prices should
certainly be satisfactory to dEovsn. While this
y true Of good stock, 1t would be well to note
that common and inferior grades sold down to
l90l3c In Chicago the difference Is even moro
marked between the better and poorer grades.-
Prime beeves sold on Wednesday at from 81 50 to
S&2 gross, while common and medium cattle
were dull q from - 50 to %.
HrealstudS are ruling . tribe higher in the So
board markets-the high price OF gold stimula-
ting the export demand, and the news from the
other side of the water II regarded as favorable
for higher prices. The Exports OF Wheat and
Flour nom New York from Jan. LIST to May 18th,
for this year and last compare - follows:
H. Iss, FLOUR. 81 81 41 SO !:
Decrease lN,ro
49, 81. Wheat : .,!Hs g bush |.
Increase, ll9.74o
showing falling Oh in Flour. and slight In.
crease in Wheat. ass
In this market prices are without matesial
change. Corn II in demand for local trade q 8
@a6. Good milling winter Wheat q N0l Is and
Spring u 1901 Is, ag 81 nar
Annexed viii b found our usual detailed 10.
port Of this and other markets: 5, M np
sgeAaals922,<C Crushed 2s,fc; Rsdnsd xhits
= &c. S11taa ~ - ,tstafE.., " eeI
MoIAs sy The Sugar HouseSt'is
Golden syrup 81 01l g setTls' ION
RIcE-l3c. II - H. 80
bsooaass sass4 R s =! e 49, ,sSs"'
:. F!soU.-sprins, 80: E.sr.. $50: "oas,s.'
M EI.z.s g s't.as. -! %; winter. ael =. .
S Sa1s.s;s s's s s 8 .:
POrAroMN009l % Per bushol
ONION9-o2 z00 So-in demand.
sUrrxs-ne0c.
E0Gs-lQoltc s
~ ysr doseu.
WAo Won %%Sse3l is s1 = 81 ton.
HIDES Q9oen oQe3fG 0f6n Sailed Part cured
e: Dry Flint. 1910; Green aalted 90; Ury
lRkxN CALy SKrMg-lle: saltsd -. \
SHEEP PBLT0eo8 O0D1 g.
WHISKY-ol l00l -
LAkD-l2xc, = b.
DRIED AffLs-loQlle = D Green soel % = bu
Dx1kD RnAcHO-Chpte l0ol1e.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 8 q buShel.
CLOvRa 0szD-e5 ooQ7 . . bushel.
FLAX 0EED-Prfme D 401 - q hushel.
COAX ARAL-ooe0ol % 3 busAel.
RA9s-33<0oc Il .
COAL OlL-75c q gallon By tho barrel.
% Is n 70 aa I. se H. No
WOoL-6oD16N
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apT-d&w6m

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal. Uri.
nary and Sexual systems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AssO.
CITATION. Sent BY mall in sealed letter envel-
opes, free Of charge Address, DR., J. .sKTLLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. south
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Co.
marSl -dAWly.VF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
1A1CHxLOl'S Cxi.xD1ATIp IAN nYl
Il tho best In tia WnplAl D. IN.

zhs only RMmless, zsxs and Reliable DIE ks,o.s,,
This splendid Hair Dye II Perfect, changes
Red. Rusty or Grey Hair. Instantly to Gsesa
Back or Nasssvcl Brown without Injuling thu
Hair or Staining the Skin. leaving the Hair Son
and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring IT. pristine color, and rectines the III
enects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine Il signed
WILLIAMA. BACHELOR, III others are msrs
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold BY Al
Bascholors New Totlet Cream for Drsgsina tn
HAIR. .sty., a b riune6 dH23v-
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The Ladies, UnHon Aid Society have
made arrangements with Mr.: Of the Sunderland
House. to board and lodge, for . limited time.
al soldiers who arrive In Burlington without
meonG
Sick Soldiers win be taken to the q. q. Marine
Hospital. on application ct the ONCE Of Dr. HR
Ransom, on Je0esson Street. fmax1-dAw
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FARMERS OF DIES MONIES, CO.,
IL IOWA. .3s4ar F. av n,o-. r9E
LOOK 70 YOUR INTR1EoT. ~

LOOA ~ XVUR m As = =
II. G. McAarAgny Fine Biccded etAilisu
sTa1GE.HAWK 0ENEaALt Of ver1no3t, wiii
stand to improve the breeA Of dnrtAg the
On Honday's at the stable Of James Poland.
ON sand Ridge.
Wednssiay and Thursday, at the stable q
John Mont, IL augusta.
perfins in the City Of Burlington, kaown 9
fha BuriinRten House stable.
Enrmofs, this = rare chance 70 improve
vonr atook. PRICD MODERATE. Se0 laFn0 p0o.
ter. r. FRANKLIN, Xeepg.
sprl2- dkN2mia
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY, HAWK-EYE.

ometer, which was incidentally" procured
for the use Of the editors In this office. "a
minimum. That is to say, if the world don't
come to an end, you may expect a contin-
uance ofgood weather throughout the sum-
mer months.
Psf we are deceived in our predic-
tons, it,won't be the first time such things
have happened to us.
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ICE CREAM aaA sAe Philosophy u IT.
Aan0factuFe...A small treatise, with valua-
Die recipes on this subject viii be sent FREE
BY mail, to persons who Will send their address
to e. KECHAM 4 CO.,
apr3o-w4t 80 Pearl st., New York.
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PHYrAD1rpurA Fab 4

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 6. 1854.
ME-. JOHN ]. KRONER, Dear Sir III have been
. Sufferer from that most horrid disease, "Dys-
pepeia" for sixteen years, but after the USING Of
one box Of T. n. SHARPS Pills which pur-
chased Of you some three weeks ago. feel a IL
have entered into new life-my general
health has improved, my appetite has increased
and altogether feel like new man. take
- safe and reliable. Yours, truly, -~,
M q, cne.,rr. st-S g; = Ib FsORBEs:
Price 81 90 box Sold by druggists every
where. JOHN J. KRONER, Principal A9ent.
4E Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
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0A8WBuIOE ~ 1A6WeAO 06Oetty0UUk8e
There has been good deal of disputa-
ton among the rebel officers as to the cause
of the defeat Of Lees army at Gettysburg.
Among other things, it has been charged
that the ill-conduct Of Pettigrew's brigade
in the attack on Cemetery Hill caused the
In controverting this, Captain Lewis g.
Young, formerly on General Pettigrew's
staff. makes these statements in q commu-
nication published in the Richmond EhqGi-
rer of March 18TH: 4s<~a t@ wf- FL
I'm this battle Pettigrew's brigade, not
withstanding the disadvantages Of an inn
paired organisation, caused by its heavy
losses, especially of officers, did as well a.
the best, and that notroops struggled more
6ercely to gain victory, let its fearful losses
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The Swedish Rrandy-As IL
1aeAoD name indicates Is peculiar product
XZ/S4V Of the inventor. whose native land
mo- y Sweden. It = an article having 3
HAHh mellow and delicate flavor, peculiar-
sKA y rich ana palatable; Il highly cor
lVW@ dialised and especially adapted TO
8 ] |
N%W thanse q llladies, Who may require
NW. An agreeable, stimulatin4 tom. I'm.
EV paranS strength to the aystena 9iy.
SE1 Ing an increased vitality to the
whole human frame. It II Rreaf
2tv favorite In Sweden, % much Go that
0RN4 It may be styled The madonna beVof.
aSe. Ne family should b without
IL Thken in the shapo Of 3 hot
punch ct night before going % b1o.
y makes delicious dfAutht producing i11al-
thy persptzatton, 0ispelling . cold morS e0ectu-
alay than any other mixture that can b takan,
Try i once and b { 3nvinood. - Co.,
Sold ~ ~ DEusgistl IN Burlington.
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6 COLGATE's HONEY SOAR.

1H = z . AAVNSE 0VAEe
THIS celebrated Toilet SoAp, in such unizer.
sal demand, Is made from the choices materi-
ais, Is mild and enollient in its nature. fra.
grantly scented, and extremely beneficial
IN 10 action upon the skin. For sale BY AL
druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
1an0 srs ~ ~4s-sa,r
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learn with pleasure that
Rev. James Knox, of Clinton, has accepted
call from the Presbyterian Church Of this
city, tn become their Pastor, and that he
will enter upon his duties next Sabbath
We have heard Mr.. Knox highly spoken Of
by those who know him. ~ scholar, an
able preacher, and . Christian gentleman.
Cedar Rapids Times. !
Wonder If he Is any 'kin'' to US? He
has two-thirds Of our name; and being an
liable preacher" and "Christian gentle
man." it seems to US, from this striking
analogy, there must be some relationship
existing between US! All our relatives Tor
At least quite q, number of them) are min
listers, hence our inclination for quoting
Scripture, and this query!
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REAT CHANCE TO MAKE MO-

REAT CHANCE TO MAKE MO-
VI NEY!n--" s2tta.' - 81
AGENTS CAN MAKE 80 10 so a DAT, -
By selling our Celebrated '1ini %
Prize 1tstlenery PAHkets,i -
Ofwhich We have every variety to sui the tastes
ofalL Retail for g cents each.
4 sPLENDrD GOLD Or SILVER WATCH,
WYE PRnaENrED 1R8B 70 EACH A0hNr. -l,.,
us Capital only reQpirod to obtain 100 Packages,
and ~ FINE a1LNER WATCH. -
We also publish ePk1NDID STEEL 1RGRAvINGq,
-: and PHOTOGRAPHS PtcTrRAA. -.
sd IS AEeo invested viii yield 35oVA ,.o5 -
Send for Circular. mailed free. TO- .,ne b g,9fist
ri. = ao.G. q. HAsKINe 4 CO.oj-rn siaf
Prise Ias1nSe a1A 1agEaying WsSehenssse
Nos 50 and = B1sxnAH ST.. NEW YoaE,
Heose sedeet rhas pepper you sse rGdoss stssnsee.
mAyI3eWlt HI -.-t Ia8s 3TF Asfa9T
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~ Jacob Rich, late editor Of the Hnde
pe*dence G&ardiea, and Clerk Of the Iowa
House Of Representatives, has been ap-
pointed paymaster In the army. A good
0unntnrnouf w
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- If you don't believe our wholesale
merchants are doing large business, 60
along the various streets where our whole,
sale houses are found, and see the piles Of
goods on the pavements, boxed and ready
for transportation. We noticed the other
day large lot Of goods in front Of the
store Of Henry s. Phillips, wholesale deal
or here, in hats and caps, and straw goods,
&C., &C., marked to the Ear west.
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CUGAR FROM SORGHUM.-Far-

NOTICE.-The Stockholders Of Des
~ Moines 4 Lee County Bridge, are nofinol
TO meet at the once of the Clerk q the Board a
Supervisor, In Burlington, 1T clock. .. M. On
the First Monday In June, f0f the E1UCtid0 0f
Omcers. s. F. STEPHENS. clerk.
mAy0O-W3t -T 1D ss T3#~Eans W.
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Died. pftE}
In New London. May 18th. MrA Macy J. LIN!
KIM. r,..- -.
Rock Island, Sidney. and Nsbfaska City pa
pers please COPY. 10 - 4 20 -
In Denmark, Iewa, on Sunday the Sth inst.
Mrs. MARY Fox, wife Of TimothyfEox, A1Qs
AIRED q years. s6 a a.a4i 81. 40 81
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%-Col Berreman, and r. N. Picket, U.
$. Assessor, Of Mt. Pleasant, called at the
Hawk-6ye sanctum yesterday, en- route
for Keokuk. Mr.. Pickel informed us that
two Of his clerks enlisted in Captain Ed
wards company. Their places are filled
by female clerks, Miss E.. Brky, and Miss
GrAntham. ,s..,,.s ~ 4gf|st
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INDIANoLA SBNLnA1Y.-It may not be
generally kaoNn butbit is nevsrtheless
true that w. IN Ipks has at least one
first class Inatl(ution q fsaxning; and we
congratulate tie citizens upon their happy
fortunes. The citizens Of Des Moines city
for years past have spent thousands Of
dollars sendmS their 'sons and daughters
to Eastern Colleges and Seminarisss But
now the beautiful village of India1ols ly-
ing only eighteen miles distant will hence
forth obviase any such necessity The
board Of Instruction is all that il required,
and additions will DO made a. necessity
may demand. 49,. 70 ~ Aia
The course'of study is complete and reg
uiar, and We hope this new and growing
enterprise may be sustained. y Build up
your home institutions, then people win
flock to you rather than you flock to other
people. As an evidence Of the popularity
Of the school it is only necessary TO point
to the fact that more than double the num-
Der Of students attend this term, that have
attended any other term Of the year. %
oAn- 49, T5sf 11
nrThe Bloomfield Guard, Of Saturday
last, contains the notices of the Senior and
Junior. editors of that paper, informing
their readers that for the present they have
severed their connection with the Guard,
and have volunteered in the 10O-days SER
vice. The Senior editor, (Mr. H. NJ.
Jones.) winds up his say to his readers in
the following good style:
don't curl your under lips at our depart
ure. We would gladly leave you u lock Of
our hair, but we have scarcely enough for
our present private use, but II, you desire
q splendid photograph Of our beautiful
face, call on or address w. d. Moore, pho
tograph artist, Bloomfield
to pay the postage and enclose twenty five
cents. sa.f II ..ts: a.aa
Mr.. D. A. Moore, (the Junior editor has
been ''under fire." and we are sorry We
have not the room to transfer to eur col.
umns his entire article to his readers. We
clip the FIRST paragraph. It breathes no.
BILE aud patriotic spirit -
Believing that our first and highest alle-
glance is due % the govern mont Of Ghe Uni
ted states, we have responded to the cali Of
the President. We have again volunteered
tor 100 days, and propose to strike another
blow for our country. Three years ago we
went with the first company from this
county, a. q member of the End Iowa In
fantry, and shared with them their priva.
ti0ns and their trdunphs, until wounded
and disabled, they bore us tsnderly from
the field Of Shiloh. Under the protection
Of q kind Providence. We have % far re-
covered as to he willing again to assist the
remnant of brave men who have been
protecting our family, our business and
property. Protecting them with their lives
until their thinned ranks and mute gravee
speak in tenderness, -"Come to the res.
cue
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Liza The Mt. Pleasant Home Journal Of
Saturday contains . notice that Capt. Ed.
wards has laid down the pen and taken up
the sword. Hon. T. w. Woolsen takes
the chair editorial during the Captains alb
sence. Mi. w. is a good writer. ! y ~ ilg3,
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In this city, May 18th, by the Roy. Geo.. p
Stewart Mr. THonAS BKNNET, Of We9ningt0n.
and Miss MARY WILKINA Of 6petAG CSoek.s
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To THE LOCAL EDITOR OF THE HAwK.EYE:
Do you think it right and proper to use
the American Flag as an advertising me-
dium, IA that one is now displayed across
Jefferson Street. Tho emblem is too sacred.
What do you thinkf x.
The American Flag is an emblem which
is sacred to every loyal American, hence ii
we were stranger visiting this city, aud
saw a flag flying from every housetop, we
would pronounce Burlington very loyal
and enthusiastic. Christians use wine for
sacramental purposes, but the fact that
"topers," blackeuards, and blacklegs, use
it as beverage, don't make the wine any
the less sacred rs an ''emblem' Of our Sa-
vior's blood. Every nation has some
thing, which is mathematical of a principle;
and il that principle embodies Truth, it can
never be furnished. Our flag is loved and
feared by all the Nations who have seen its
glorious folds and starry field; and it
makes no difference whether it floats from
the top of the rich and gorgeous palace, or
from the lowest howell, its sublimity is the
same.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERB.-A
l lot Of choice ssed Buck wheat hAa beeh receiK-
ed, and = for sale BY e. B. George, ~ the store
occupied by Titcomb & 0eoreetefbos1tg the bar.
ret House. l3S.scsf HtQlf a9e .tilmaylSaa1V4tWt
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no Mr.. Gulick, Of the Tribune, is going
to the field with the 100 day men. He
hopes to get q competent editor for the
Tribune during his absence. But if he
fails in this he will go at any rate.
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~ The Second Iowa Cavalry passed
down last evening on the Jennie Whipple.
They had very fine band with them.
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THE TESTIMONY.

A Case u Dyspepsia ~ Sixteen Years.
Standing, cured BY one Box Of T. n. sHArP's
Celebrated Pills.
READ TIE THcerYA80ASyx ~
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VIC CORMIOK,s lCOMRINEDr,6lI.

BOTH HAND AND 6ELFyHAK1A&
I'D IMPROVED FOR 10Ozt9a'toT9
any kind Of 9raln Of 9fasa, ~ 4 i!ss ID ~
Any Farmer u g liberty to WoekNDo az tlseDo
Nachiaee through the harvest with AnyY othek,
ana Pay for the one preGsrredaa -si a3lh55t3
Ogden GCopp, DaRll06tAa,, I'd.
n. r HYDE, 1fav0ling Agent, can be found
every Saturday q Ogden = Cops olaee.
a full assortment Of Repair constantly On
hand by OGDEN Z C0pP.
aprl0.w8ms 8Al @sl19}n.l y.
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THE CITY.
FIFTY Able Bodied Men j.
FOR THE ONE HUNDRED DAY SER
EVA VICE A*P&

The purpose is to form Company Of
,,;ddle ased men. Let all who wish to
.erve their country for 100 days at once re-
rort. Head quarters on Jefferson street,
c,,nnaite Barnet House. - l4
oPp '' =, 40 = 8. M.ssHoRTRIDGE.
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l@- Welhave kept pretty tclerably quiet
for several days, and said nothing about
the weather. The fact is, it hasn't rained
since wegot that barometer; and yesterday
at three o'clock, Notwithstanding it was
awful hot, the needle pointed to dry" and
dry we were, too. 1t was lucky thing for
the farmers of this county, that the senior
editor Of the Hasok- Eye, received the "dry'
services Of that barometer, or else it might
now be raining, and no corn in the ground.
It is said that Big trees from little acorns
grow" so it may be said by extending the
analogy. that mighty results may "grow
out" I'VE refer to corn,) Of this little bar
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

Bouxrr.-I am authorized to pay 30
per month to married men, or men, who
have families dependent on them for sup
pott, who wiz enlist IN the 100 day service.
CsNi in coon. uOhice on Jefferson street,
opposite. the Rarret.. House, Burlington,
Iowa ,a1tiaAs g. II. SHORTRID0E.
,navlQ-dtf s.s'- '4i e a." 'STs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21
~ Thes4st planted corn il this local
ityls looking healthy aud growing rapidly.

~ The river ~ this point is recedine
slowly but navigation still continues very
hrisk. = . % a.Af- = ''"'e 80
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

~ Governor Stone arrived At Dsven
port Moaday night He iso exp ected q
KeokuE to-day or tomorrow. i@ss+ II,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Mr. E. B. Neatly, for
the last three years holding a clerkship in
the Navy Department, became wearied with
the dull routine at Washington, returned
to this city, and yesterday, by way Of va
riety, enrolled himself in Capt. VALID
schmidt's Company for the 100 day service.
Who will follow his example? More men
are wanted at once,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-09
BEER 4 EAEKN.

York Street, Manitowoc,
DEALERS 10 Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockc
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Hats and Caps, Toys, ChIdren's Cabs, Live
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