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The FERRY.-The business men and
citizens generally feel the necessity OF hav-
ing more efficient and prompt Ferry
Company. Much trade from Illinois is
driven to other points in consequence of
the delays and uncertainties connected
With the crossing here. Business men feel
that their interests in this respect are par
amount, and they are determined to secure
such ferry accommodations as can be re-
lied upon at all times, at whatever COST
If the present company cannot or viii not
perform this work, then such other ar
rangemcnts will be made as will secure it.
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NOTICE.-Statc Of Iowa, Des Moines

to- VIM b. EMIGH.
You are hereby notified that there is on file In
the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court Of
said County, petition of Caroline Emigh, claim
ing of you adivorce from the bonds OF matrimo-
ny, heretofore solemnized between the plaintiff
and defendant, on the ground Of adultery COM
mitted by you, and that unless you appear there
to and defend, on or before noon Of the second
day of the next term Of said District Court to bo
begun and holden in the City OF Burlington, in
said County, on the third Monday of April A. ID.
1854, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
feb5-W4t d. ~ Overflow. Atty for PltG
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Little Giant Sewing Machine Company
want an Agent IN each county, to solicit orders
for their new 0l5 Machine, with gauge. screw
driver and extra needles. We will nay liberal
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For particulars, terms. &c, enclose q STAMP, and
address r. S. PAGE. Toledo o.
febzS-dlmW3m* Gent Agt for the us.
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lyl ORGANS-In bringing this new instru-
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and superiority over all known reed-instru-
Ments. While in the fundamental principles or
producing it's notes it is of course allied to tho
Melodeon as well as the Harmonium, 1t at the
same time, through the application Of its double
bellows, the automatic swell and other ingenious
devices, rises far above either Of these instru-
ments both in quality Of its tone, which is truly
organ like, as well as its capacity for expression.
From the softest flute like whisper It rises into
the full, majestic tone Of the organ II is adapt
ed, therefore, to the parOr well as the Church,
with the additional merit, that the price Of II Is
so moderate as to fall within the means OF even
the humble lovers of devotional music. A selec-
ton of these really beautiful instruments can be
found at my residence just west of Sunderland's
Mill. p. LANCE,
Sole Agens for Burlington and Southern Iowa
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CLOTHING TO SOLDIERS BY MAiL.-Ar'i-
:. Of clothing, being manufactured OF
y, .a,ton or linen, and comprised in
,,ckage not exceeding two POUNDS IN
fs;,,t addressed to any non-coman'sssoaed
Nor or priuate, serving in the armies OF
:. United States, may be transmitted IN
t,emails at the rate OF ctyht cents Jof eoc"
,,,.oua,tcr pound or fraction thereof, to be
I'll eases prepad.
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n DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IN Est Of NEHEMIAH NJ REDDING, Decd.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has this day been appointed by the County Court
Of Dies Moines County, Iowa, Administrator Of
said..Estate. All persons holding claims against
said COnrt for allowance, and all persons indebt-
ed to said Estate are requested to make imme.
diate settlement with the undersigned.
ERASTUS WOODWARD,
AdminiStratOg.
Publish 20 days in Burlington Daily Hawk Eye
febi.W3ts H. G. OHRT. Co. Judge.
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THE CITY.
More Help.

-. have the pleasure of announcing TO
w .o,s that we have secured the SER
'n W. :, Captain JAMES II. KNOX, late OF the
use, ,;.,o,a Visitor upon the Editorial
apartment Of the he 1as, ne r S",
'aAs ,.hors will not be confined to that de-
as ..,snt Captain Knox is one OF the
pal concise and spicy writer's in the
NOS having in an extraordinary, degree
s'' y. ,.cultv of condensation so important
'na' ritter for the Daily press. His Access
IN - the Editorial department OF TINS
s'0D ,v;,l warrant our readers in anticl-
r .tiug considerable improvement tn IN m, me
inner and matter Of the Hdwk- Eye. ne
u III enter upon his duties in this once
,o,t the first of March.
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De-
Capt. and Prov. Marshal, lst Dist. Iowa.
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t1O0 REWARDS!
DIUU For Medicine that viii Cure
TICKLING IN THE THROAT.
isr1vF wzz5Sop,so COUGH
Or Relieve Consumptive Cough,
AS quick as
GOES COUGH BAlSAM,
OYER FIVE THOUSAND BOTTLEy
nave been sold In its native town. and NOT 4 sin
gle instance of its failure is known
We have, in our possession, any quantity Of
cerIincates, some OF them from eminent physi-
cians who have used it in their practice, and
given it the pre-eminence over any other COM
pound.
It does not Dry Up a Cough,
nn. loosens II 50 as to enable the patient to ex
1aco or Three Doses riN invariably Cure
Tickling in the Throat. t4
half bottle has often completely cured the
most
STUBBORN COUGH!!
and vet though il is SO sure and speedv in ito
operation, it is perfectly harmless, being purely
vegetable: It is very agreeable to the taste. and
may be administered to children OF any age
n. cases Of Group ice Will guarantee q Cure
il taken in season.
No Family should be without II.
1t is within the reach Of all. r price being
ONLY % CENTS.
And il an investment and thorouph fra, don.
n0t pack up the above statement the money
will be refunded. We say this, knowing its mef-
It's, ana feel confident that one trial will secure
for II a home in every household.
, 20 not waste away with Coughing, when 50
small an investment will cure you. 1t may b0
De e., mao OF any respectable Druggist in town. who
VIII furnish you with circular Of genuine certi-
ficates OF cures ii has made
G. G. CLARK + Co., Proprietors,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS, New Haven, ct.
LORD 4 SMITH,
General Western Agents, q Lake Street. Caicaoo
9. +. SVUIRES & Co., Wholesale Agents,
nov40-w6m Burlington, Iowa.
NOR SALE "A FARM OF TWO
i Hundred and Forty -four Acres-One hmm.
ired and fifty unde rcultivation. the rest timber
and, fourteen miles north OF Burlington, near
Yellow springs college and churches On tho
are good frame dwelling house. barn.
orchard. and three never falling springs, also .
acre, partly on time. Apply to
JNO. II. SCOTT,
janl5-wSm Ouquon, Perry Co llk~
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Sx- Miss Nancy Robinson, OF Wapello
county, committed suicide by taking
strychnine, Saturday last. At the coro-
uer's inquest it was disclosed that the de-
eeased was enciente
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va. A part of Captain Wilkins Cohpa-
veterans, of the I'd Iowa Infantry pas
d through this city yesterday on 'iie''
- n the rendezvous at Davenport.
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- soldiers. Aid Societies.

please do not send your sanitary sup
.,;ss to the sanitary depots by express. AS
s,sicht il will 60 free, and not by cypress.
NJ. J. HAaER,
Agent l. San. Com.
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IA. The following dates will show the
losinx and breaking of the river at this
Mint since lS47, by VIM. B. McCrea:
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March 30, 1864.
Legal Notice.

John S. Daily, Plaintiff
against Wood Common Pleas
David S, Daily, Dcfendnnt)
n7ltE Defendant David :. DAILY, will take no
tcc that on the Sth day Of March, A. ID. 1864
the Plaintiff, John = Daily, filed his cortain Pcti-
tun against said Defendant in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, in which said
Petition said Plaintiff sets up, that the 3d day of
October 1860, said Defendant executed and deliv-
cred to said Plaintiff, his agreement in writing
wherein he promised to convey to said Plnintiff in
fee simple, by warranty deed, the south three
lourths of the southeast quarter of section No. one
IU), township No. five COY of range No. ten (lO)
east in Wood County, Ohio, containing one hun drcd
aud fifteen 1l5) acres Of land, more or less in con-
sidcrdton Of the sum of twenty hundred dol
lars ($27O0) to be paid by said PlaintilTas follows
SGO0.O0 cash in hand S75000 ON the LIST of May
1861 S200.00 ON the lst of May 1852: 5000 90 on
the LIST of May, 1868 100000 ON the lst of May,
1864 100000 on the LIST of May, 1853 5000 90 ON
the 1st of May, 1885, and $3.50 90 ON the Ist of
May, 1857 deferred payments to bear interest :
that upon the payment by said Plaintiff of the said
sum of 100000, due May LIST, 1863, said Denfcn-
dnnt promised to make out and deliver to said
Plaintiff good and sufficient warranty deed for
said described premises that said Plaintiff has
paid said sum OF 100000 due May LIST, 1863 and all
other sums due under the stpulatons of said writ
ten agreement, up to the time this action was COM
menccd that said Plaintiff has of red to execute
notes and mortgage, as stipulated in said written
agreement, and has in all respects confurmed with
the provisions OF sad written agreement; that said
Plaintiff has requested said Defendant to make and
execute warranty deed, conveying to said Plain.
tiff the premises aforesaid described, as Defendant
has expressly agreed 80 do in his written agreement
as aforesaid, but that Defendant has refused, and
continues to refuse TO make out and deliver to said
Plaintiff the warranty deed, stipulated to he exc
culcd in said Defendants written agreement as
aforesaid. The said Plaintiff prays in his said Pc
tition for Judgment, that said Defendant convey to
Plaintiff the premises described as aforesaid, in
foe simple, by good and sufficient deed of general
warranty, and for other and proper relief. Said De-
tendant is required to appear and answer to said
Petition, on or before the 2Sth day of MAY, 1861
MURRAY & PRICE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
NI,,ob On 1cNI dos
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March 30, 1864
Legal Notice.

Samuel Scott, Plaintiff,
against
Henry j. Pott Henry Sweet Wood Comm Pleas
Michael Tompkius, DeTts.
.fHllE Defendants Henry J, Plott, will take notice
1 that the Plaintiff, Samuel Scott, did on the Sth
day of March, \. ID. 1854, file his Petition in the
Court of Common Pleas OF Wood County, Ohio,
against the said Henry j. Plot, Henry Sweet and
Michael Tompkins, Defendants setting forth that
on or about the goth of FEBRUARY, lS47 said Henry
j Plot, being then the owner in fee simple, deed
ed to said Henry Sweet in fee simple bydecd Of gen
era warranty the west part Of the northeastlrac-
tonal quarter fractional Section tent 10 Township
seven y north, Of Range twelve (2) containing
six-threo acres situated in said Wood County, Ohio
that subsequently, some time in the year $50, said
Henry Sweet conveyed said described promises to
one William s. Wood by deed of general warran-
~, which deed was never recorded, and which is
lost that said described premises were afterwards
Court, made at the September term, a. ID. 1853 of
the Court OF Common Pleas of Wood County Ohio +;
that some time in the year 1888, Orccisc date not
now known to Plaintiff, said Michael Tompkins
conveyed said described premises to the Plaintiff,
Samuel Scott by deed oS general warranty, which
deed was never recorded, aud which is lost that
Plaintiff Is the owner Of said premises in fee sim
! pie and is in undispucd possession thereof; but
that by the loss of deeds aforesaid, and the fail
urc To have them recorded, Plaintiffs title 10 said
described premises is cloudcd The PRAYER of said
Petition is that Plaintiffs title to said described
promises may be dccrced clear and perfect, and
| that he may be protected in the quiet and undis-
turbed possession thereof, in fee simple, forever.
said cause will be for hearing ut the next term OF
/ the Court of Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio,
and the said Henry j. Plot is required To appear
and answer said Petition, ON before the third
Saturday after the IIh day Of May next.
MURRAY IS PRICE,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
! March o., 1854 lTf
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Notice Is hereby given that Jacob Walters and
others have filed petition in this office praying
for the locating, establishing and constructing of
ditch, drain water course, under the act ~ pro-
vide for the locating, establishing and constructing
bitches, drains or water courses, passed March %,
1861 beginning at the south quarter post of sec
tion ~, town o, range 9, and running north until il
incrsects the ditch, known as the Gmgcrv and
Rochto Ditch then following the line of said ditch
TO Ditch No, =, and there terminate;
Thatthe Surveyor and Engineer has made due re-
setting forth Variability and necessity fer the
proposed ditch and that the time for the hearing on
said petition by the County Commissioners, has been
set on the 3D. day OF May next at this Office
GEO.N. PARSONS, Auditor,
AUpToRS oFFIoE, Woop Co, o.
Porysburg, March 20, 1854 iSl
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farm aud atnllsrhuld.
Feeding calves.

. ~ .. hNNhAanH ~thANNHf
aid friend Of ours who has great succcss
i's inraising calves on skinned mix and Corn
,f pudding says tho Gencseo FttrBleit adopts
vfss tho following methods
M He nevor'lcts tho calf suck tho COW, but
7a teaches Il TO drink out OF a pail Whon
the calf is three OF four days old he takes
about tsaoupful OF oorn meal aud ponrs
a pint Of hot water over II, stirs IL up and
4, let's il seald for q few minutes lie then
pours on three or four qnarts Of skinned
milk, or rs much as tho calf will drink
D In tho meantime he has had piece OF iron
heating in the stovc. When red hot ho
shrs The milk with II. This scorching
tho milk" he considers of the greatest i'm
portance when calves arc fed on skinned
milk Tt prevents IL from securing the
calves. As the calf grows older he in
crcasos tho quantity Of corn mcal. The
skinned milk at first is only twelve hours
from milking,but when tho calf is ollcr the
milk may bo allowed to stand twenty.four
or thirty.sS hours before il is skinned
F'u7Rcr anil McchdRic.
We have raised several calves in this
modc---all but the hot iron and can sec no
necessity Of wasting any part Of the butter
or cheese Of the milk upon calf We
i-s have had no trouble with tho "scours' by
this mode and evcfy one of our calves has
grown and looked as well AZ il it bad run
A will the mother. They have grccdily de-
vourcd not merely skm milk but sour milk
and butter milk, with tho moa pudding
and often with the mcookcd meal or shorts.
Wo have made capital yonng beef in this
way by itilo extra feeding Of soft corn
and pumpkins in the fall. Tho experiment
has convinced US that this process furnishes
moro Of nice young beef in eight months
from tho birth Of the calf than tho sumo OK.
dbl. pcnsc Of food would OF pork, and Of course
it is more satisfactory to cat it,
OF course IN this, as in everything else,
n littlo gumption is necessary. Tho young
calf should not be put upon this regimen
ut once, but brought TO it gradually, 80 that
in ten days IL will live extensively upon
This bill of fare At first give mill, frosh
from the cow, thon, half and half" new and
Rlsim, and finally all skim with the meal.
Introduce the buttermii gradually also,
and soon IL will take clear buttormillI and
almost any slop that pig will drink.
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EaSToII NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Henry Clement and
othcrs have flied petition in this office, praying
for the locating, establishing and constructing of a
ditch drain or water under the act TO pro-
vide for the locating, establishing and constructing
dtchos, drains or water-courses, passed. March q,
1861 Beginning at the Portage River, on the half
section line of section Z, Webster township, and
running in norbery direction on the half section
line Of section and 9, 10 the north line Of William
Forests land thence west to the southeast corner of
fractional lot, owned by Henry Clement IN section
o, thence north through section six (6), To ditch
already dug by William Phillips, following the
above course ns near as practicable; thence down
said ditch 10 the Toussaint creek, and there term
inatc
That the Surveyor and Engineer has made due
report, setting forth the availability and necessity
for tho proposed ditch, and that the time for the
hearing on said petition by the County Commits
soncrs has been set ON the Sd day of May next, at
this Office.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
AuDrroR's OFFICE, Woop Co., o.
Perrysburg March 20, 1854 1Sd
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pIrcH NOTICES.
DITCH NOTICE.

n =
Notice Is horcby given that Jas. F. Dubbs and oth-
ors have filed petition in this Office, praying for the
locating establishing and constructing Of ditch,
drain or wator-course, under the act 10 provide for
the locabR, establishing and constructing bitches,
drains or water-courses passed March 27, 1861 !;
Beginning ut the Olsego Free Turnpike, between
sections twelve y and thirteen Ga, in township
number four a. north, range number nine (0) cast
thence east along the section line 10 the County road
running north and south between section number
eight @ and section number nire 90, town -four
% north, range ten l0) east, and there terminate
also, an arm commencing at or near the centcr post
Of section number eight 81, town four ~ north,
range ten ti0) east aud running south TO the south
quarter post OF said section eight and there term
inatOi
That the Surveyor and Engineer has made due
report, setting forth The availability aud necessity
for the proposed ditch, and that the time for hear
ing ON said petition by the County Commission
crs, has been set on the Sd day Of May next at
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
AuDIroR's OFFICE, WooD Co., o.
Perry sburg, March 20, 1854. d8d
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nITCn notice..

Notice is hereby given that William Zimcrman and
others have filed petition in this o.hcc, praying
for the locltng establishing and CONSTRUCTING of
dltch, drain or water course, under the act tl pri-
bitches, drains or Wator,courscs, passed March ~
1901 Conmencng az the east center~part Of sec.
ton thirty five (3al town 1--WE 5 range ecvcn ,lD.
aud running north the section line until il inter
sectS the Portage river near the east center post of
inatoi
Thatho Surveyor and Engineer has made due re-
port setting forth the availability and necessity for
Che proposed ditch, aud that the time Cor the hear
ing on said petition, by ihe County Commissioners,
has been set on the 81 day OF Nav next. AZ mis-
Office,
GEO. \. PARSONS, Auditor.
Avmro0's orrrE Woop Coo.
PeTys6urg, March ~, 1874. Asl
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DITCH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Seth Bruce and
others have filed petition in this office PRAYING
for the locating establishing and constructing of
n ditch, drain or watcr-course, under the act to
provide for the locating, establishing and construct
ing bitches, drains or wner courses, passed March
~, 1861 Beginning at a point in the bed of the
west branch of Grassy Crock, fifteen rods west of
the place where said Creek crosses the Perrys-
burg and Findlay Plank Road, in Perrysburg
Township, Wood County, Ohio, thence casterly
along the bed of said West branch of Grassy
Greek, to the Avenue road, and there terminate
That the Surveyor and Engineer has made due
report, setting forth the availability, and necessity
for the proposed ditch, aud that the time for the
hearing on said petition, by the County Commits
soncrs has been set on the Sd day of May next, at
at this Office.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
AUplToR's 0FFIcE, Wood Co., o.
pcrrvsburg, March 20, 1864. Asa.