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TaksD Bittefs ars prepared, in pure Bourbon
Whisky, from . co1hinaeson a ever twenty d.
sersnt kinds Of roots, barks and herbs, which Get
In perfect concert one With other, prepared ffo0i
The FigfhaIl1mals given By he rsst chief Red
Jeeket, = D.. Chapin, who uDed than successfully
IN his practice for many yea1s, nd BY their use
gained % great popularity n tAs Treatment and
sA1s Of Dyvpspsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sick and Nervous HsaAsehs, tev9 end Ague, and
eli Diseases aEisinG from torpid liver o. indignation.
Psssons suffering IRON either Of these loathsolDs
diseases will 6nd Q sure cure BY he uee Of those
Bitters, which a1s perfectly pure and free from all
those drugs and poisons usually put up In such
prspaations and palmsd Cd on IN ansuspecting
public. single trial will convince the most skep-
teal that IN the RED JACKET there b virtas
which no other Bitters posses.
They strengthen and invigorste the
They arc unequaled for general debit.
they are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give Q good and Althy appetite
They assist digestion.
They ere the best Gtimulant in exist.
enoo. M
They are preventive Of Fever and
They relievsconstipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable
Aged persons and delicats females will find they.
can ave large doctors bills b. ths use VI these
1 ssws,. q ooun..rs.ss,. ri u ,.e.es s,...,
are only snld in bobtlse with S6f name blown ON
the side, and our private government stamp acrues
the cork. @-oVR-iA lsfsa q
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y URG, JOY L co.
Burlington Agricultural Works.

Having snlaryed and otherwise greatly i'm
proved our Factory, We are now turning out
from eight TO ten wagons 70 where We tbrmerly
made one, and We want customers for them &C
stirins Piowr We ~ evsry fssmer % tn one NE
We warrant our PloWs, % no one will run any
risk IN giving them trial. We have ~ va!te-
te6 Of Flows. We ATe COW ready to take 0Idero
for those buggy Corn CnluvAtors, such @ Ne
put up Last year and which gave such general
and those wanting them vii do we'll 70 send il
their orders early Tho advantages Of this Cul-
ttvotOf are: .Ef.ss sssgt5s4 $50
T,l:s-The p,ovman can ride and plow win.
out labor.
can manage 2I ssl4f fsls3
Third-7f does the1aboe Of two men.
FOuFth-lt 10 used for pl0Wtng In spring wheat
and Oate and g prefeSable % the harrow. n i
F1fth-lt u % simple and cheap for the labor
eixth-It sayss Abor-it savss ume-it mvse
eevsnth-Eve1y farmer can have It, mus
have It, W1ll have IL, and WIN not b without It.
jan.11.0AW0 EE
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Is Amount Of Losses adjusted and net dpe =.
g Amount ao ~ 49,. ea6 not DE
Is A@Sa5s Il Interest ssdda due g ssiip n0
holders remaining unpaid, 49,.
~ Amount OF AZ other Claims against 80
ii ne Company, 1osss 4
y Asgregate amopnt Of Al unpaid Le-
abE'ssesl, claims ana liabilities "a Us1Hs,
q The greatest amount allowed 81 the Rni... !.
be insured u any one city. town Or 1, I'll =
70 The greatest amount allowed 70 b tn. vee
s aesp sas az s6s ni.es 5s'ss e
q The amount Of i1 capital or ESininsnsI ~, -
Ros,tsd h IL. any other State % security jcs
II each-CAliforntG, q s tfs,,,trI =. = az Tsu n1s
sg seh Tennessee, :" aeooS SsS.e
. The Charter. or Act Of 1ncorposatidd d ~
G COZ Po1;g. Answer-Copy on nls = Audi.
Net Premiums received in the State Of lo,,
S12S6l TO- et orr g3et55 t.pl o.'. IVA
i STATE OF new Yonxl
Thomas y Birdsall, President, and 1hshass :
Company being seve1slly affilmed sav S Me-
the foregoing il full true and cofres ae Mas
ment OF the affairs OF the ssid Compenr..tnst
the said Insurance Company 10 ,he bona rs.
owner Of At least One Hundred and Fiftv Ths.,ee
sand Dollars Of actual cash capital inyseis1o A.
stce.s and sonds, Or in Mo1teages on kesi =.
Lste. worm double the amount for which n
same 10 mOTtgeged that the above desc,,hsS
1nseetmentA nor any portion thereof are msssA
ioz the benefit Of any individual exercislnR ~
either as.Presidept, Secretary, T, easurer. I,sss
TOT, Or osherwiss; that the mortgages above a..
scr1hed have not been assigned, nor" in anv
m MAJ ,n reieaeed q impaired by said Company
said insurance Oo1pAny. - ''''s1' "
THOMAS w BlRDSALL, Pfesr
L, 2or,C :
subscr' bed and af1r.Ded before me thu M
DAY OF January. 1855.
c.....THOGL TH0ENEIl4
+
Proof OF 1nveRtment IN 0OPSeneA
STATE or Me- yo,r
Be it Remembered, that = T fS~ aoTA: .hJ
Commissioner resitient in the NJ; tn =, %
York, duly commissioned and ousIiSea ~ =, ~ ~
Stale Of iowa do her-hv ~, ttiv , ne avs o N
isonal,y examined into Inc cnnditinn ~ Per
SYnr rty INSURANCE s company Of tie City Of New
esfajy invested. To the smonnt 81 nav nave met, ssets
Dollar. thaf have e.aminsa ~ Nne AAnon
now in the hands Of the ,nmnsnr :. s ~ sIleS
id To- fnlther Certify TIM. IN. Gaia s...r...
suranoe Compaoy is the '1 pona o dc oHs IN,
.,eecs eo,na .he a se1eoGls G said Mort
am satisfied that said MOTIF av. AZ tnai
~. ~ US, anS V1Snlly, aDd Ia.
when ,te~ ara nnr,r.re,i ~ .e, ds aMount iof
fnr, h..: c ar an: 20 sa,d COMPANY
n witness Wne,e Of ~ es sao SSempany
hand aud affixeI my ofiiciai seal th,: ,,,S ~ my
Of jan uary, 1855. Tsos. l. THGRN I'm kaIf gay
conin,:asionsr sos Iowa " ) in New xsit.
M D.. no Arn1 Tcs,ss o,1 ,.;s 1ssa,
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.'agai Yvsq oE9nsssoa nfaea c a'asesse SIR
.snasial eidaiiss eva q sinoniih sfi Ire
tGaaf &s yA1 5Fia hnefnft, euss.a y. ef.sIs,s.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED. We
" stin want Volunteers, and are paying
LOCAL BOUNTlES.
Come and join our glorious IOWA BOYS in
finishing up the Rebellion.
Volunteers have choice Of Company and Red
ment
I Come to our General Recruiting Agency in
:. GRIME9' BLOCK,
where floats the "9taFs and Stripes"
ave Will nll any Township In the First Dis.
tr1ct for one half Of what II will cost after the
next call. which will coon be made, beaides cav.
ing Iowa men TO our own credits, and prevent
them from going to Illinois to enlist, where We
lose the credits. ,sf.I
tutaa J. C.. ARERCROMRlE co
mAy13 06Wu Recruiting AgenA,
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CTOCK FARM FOR SALE.-Con.
~ tanning eight hundred and sixty ncree; four
good water, &C; eighteen miles west Of Burling.
tof.. on the West Point Road, in Lee County,
Price e2S per acre. ea.
Apply 70 II " DEAN. Fort Msd1aon,
5e0A-dAW4W Lee County. Iowa. i
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d l.sWIYAArS s.
: 1M2XIE Egf 1SxEFFrN
gu 11ATS..ss, ' s..''., ~, |

W. sasSs ,-se6u6 11Ar1.s,' s's''s ,,ss !
q si aast u n ,hs1 us ,s;A ;issssip
~ 49, via. rs y NH i + sse sis,
EvssXl3 an Coon LooK1Na.-1eesl1oot
-keaE.tea Aft 9ply HpoF 1gISa4I esssa a.
5s Isl SIS fss5 sS1'SS9 'essa Pssssa'
. vsa 1gtWe are an 66 B6sAsaSs, tsUtit 4AYe
th{ee ph0t6Ps 10 y0ang 1olaieo f0nadAe Aat-
p1o13t paa vssasi sssE. ssds Gotafs1ss hassa
eIuaoe. I'VE 1evsre1pect toahea1aat0marry.
IA oosNge'havomo ag10ouoe&a aogssa...
..atsleh WAlda0A care 49, 20 neither
'' 81. %s ~, 81 ,e ], q II = pie
.,s want to e. : 6sf in HIStttS11tnl. g
hipI en- Al. 4 81 se ~ ~ done - '
'sss Vth. AGy young 1ady whoe1aisss to x
ae1rtine fe aenioisssa a ssststsT q % s..ss
nliylIds 0aUk.Eye send two copies" .x..u
en- Il unOrAle1nsN.sWea1oin athat Mrs.
isllokS, Nh ofs@i Nohoy Nvh9 in the
-os6est1e en- part Of auoantl, sloped with
.;eseomo hewao ge0tlaman Whose name ve
MI 6ifhn0t learn. This bit At domoet ic histo-
Mig viii net. Nkalys he yssy GE9satylng e
him. on his Ieeu1n s4toM 9 ten 4e1f4,sa An,
@g fuf bgsm reaesssd, md dou61lsss On
!, hti 81 blls6fhl aatiel asionI Of
w mNttih8 II M tnd 0SAr S1MldIo9 { but he
VII md 4d9 Sh6ldlin ard Homo deserted
! BY th6 hoaStlU WoeheRy and .hinoe6 dis
q hOnoredAAlbts Unioss 10 .srssuas, Ed
:, II sioux CITY Jo,.yxaal says that the
3 naamhSre .of The Baptist church Of that
i piss rpcsuty bald , festival the proceeds
SO Of which waaovsr 4ao.s .ssruo4 ;..aa 81.
No. .S.A xA...SA r..-.. $1,000
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EOR SALE At SO per Acre.-Eighty
IL Acres Of Un1mproved jYie,situate in yell
Southwest quarter. sec 4, Ranee a, west.
]. p BROWN, HaWk.Eye Bookstore
feh2s-d&Wu BuYlipRton iowa
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NNUAL STATEMENT Of the COZ
No. 3, Rive, stree, Chicago.

A NNUAL STATEMENT Of the con.
dition Of the SECURITY INSURANCE
COMPANY Of New Y0rk, IN the state of New
York, January list, 1865 made to the Auditor Of
the Insurance department Of the etate of Iowa,
pursuant 70 the Lsws of said stale.
.a},s& l. CAPITAL.
1st The amount Of full paid Capital Stock of
OF the Company now on outstanding. (par value of
shares, 50 eachl. 900 900
& sf5s SAP ts.sR II. As5BE1e. ccs
! Amount OF I1OaCs on Bonds and Mortgages
duly recorded and being first liens on the fee
eimpleh upon which not more than one years
interest is DUE per Schedule y, 449e 400
Total value OF raid mOrt'ged az
premises, 81 ,OsN 400
5 Account Of State stock and stock
and Treasury Notes, of the United
States, and all other bonds abso- :. 81
lnteIy held by the Company a7F
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49, ssG if 49, 10 : 10y Ivy ''>'''
Ae-e-T>' sN~nFs 4tGs&a
n.s-~-s ~, rsea~....,s- -o..;.. T u...
..ssS,:. ~ ss:..,s~ s~.s.r 49, .--1.e' -
= ~ & :.iz.s ~. IN 5k a
MASC1Ss.A1 sOaza.s; 49, p. scc -.
ferdsy mornine. fsom 81. Louis. He went
away = Brigsdier, be comes back Major
senenea p lore,ek = mef9 t!eaosyng pro
conmenced. aiAnd Il - hesnorfven him
q spite q the pIoittlon SfIl1dian Agents
and TERRITORIAL omcefs. WHOSE nice little
9cnemes 1or P!nn6ef re nae compulsory
apoa!ed, zen: soaty 99kof u neve received
s.!s s0Sa ~ g III Is; Po S0e
4eyfefA aSo.TTl1 Dubuque Times. Hls'Ss
Jsme = Rohb. ,late sP Precedent az the Allan.
tic A Great Wsgeern RailIoad, has been
:rslsnasd PGeeid1 ~ Of III, Dubuque 4 Sioux
49,. log ss.....l., ..
ensn1ease ooA nae Dan oaecaversd At
eaa;s 49,. = ). 81, -. !. !. =, 49, .as Gsoar
M. nener explains M rnattar - follov.a;.:
- = srM.. ~. ~. 49, p..--,~
-. = esosa1,1 sn 10y csMe !Fom rcnn1ylva.
n teoeos!y anat eettlea1 y 6la4lss9Wn,
0:voens VIZ nas1s 49, 9. .ne - yv:s
n n,., CO... wren h sskane m. H. socus =
S1n!..s = tnS ~ yul 9u =
s eAnlolteo y. c!14l0g t1at ~ Eun4 u
1879. Hosoo ~. 11es ~ ne!o0n0itM nle
an 81 g. $500 ~. Ias ss0o geals,S
IL s. 49, AZ ti1.hs a 49, 'ee.sS as.yy
sno ~: .yaE 49, y 5.I ye1 1o aao
~. s..1. '1t..eH ~ -. NA.I ~
Gazette -. 80 -.
TAat .Psnnsvlvanianl 81 n verv rnmsrkas
~. n.r ..a 80 Acnht ~. 81. ;r..n,,.,
-, '..' ~ $500 ~. -.
30 -.
Immense quAntdee Of rain have fallen
du1f&G thehat woak in Warrington coun-
10 ANA N me- ~ s.vnllen h.va m .tra.m.
r..-.nsak.1 ..i..s..s =. .-.-::Sa, ~ 81
999o!tne - w. 49, 80 u anu tnS
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sfTiss'l ~ sese9sI III sea @Ha ~
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For Medicinal and Table ues which ere perfectly
pare, and need only b tried 70 b appreciated.
None genuine unless they have our gold liable %
each bottle, and our initials prssssd il wa1 ova
tho cork. fsr,+s.,s
Sold BY all drnggiste and dealers Throughout ~
econtFy. Call for our gucds end take no other.
Cireslars 70 the trade implied on application -
Bennett pieters { Co.,
No Fl River Street ChicaSo.
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cfpshed 81 ! cane mill. last Oceober, The
name of his mistress ii GncertAjn. Wher
convenient she passes W The, name bf Mrs
Lewis; and at Others ~ Mrs. Atwood. Sht
is,as htnau woman, dark brown hair and
daIlkiaye -hee . great deal Of .atfectatior
shout hse. lAHPet name Tor her is Fanny
and says she = = naee delicqts li&tle ithia0.,s1
Papers North, South, East and West, viii
confer. , aver nppp an outraged and sor-
rowing Woman y copying the above. a1ss.
March 18th, 1S65. ...fsaastr G. =.
Mi. Gen. Curtis Il now in Ksokuk. So
aays the Gate osy. li9. 'igs79.s
A grand wolf hunt comessod IN ,Appai
moose county on the oath inst. osil
- Tho vinton Nagse says everybody in TIA,
place is joining the Good 'Tsmpla1s. 1siil
Lieut.. Col. Add. f: Saunden arrived at
Davenport on Saturday mofnine, in very
poor health. .eit e Hes -1aI -
The davenport Gasstts says there arecer-
tain traders in that place who have been
guilty Of nAglscting to sa1nx and cauosl
stamps on boxes Of matches before selling.
iEhe vendsr would place the stamp on each
bon loosely, thsnl after selling, receive it
back from the purchaser, TO b. used again.
Thus very small stock Of stamps would
DO fes . vary largo stock Of matches. The
parties arc 70 beprosecuted.l ,sa{s5e ..ss
/ Patsnts have recently been issued ffotn'
the U. 8. Pstsat o1aee 70 the allowing Iowa
inventors: II ~ -,
John 81 Given, Henry Huss1piller and
Chas Gilbert, Of Des Moinss, 2owa, for In
provement Ia Cultivatots. s--ss
81 G B Guy. Of Lybrand, lows, brimprove-
ament in Collision Brakes, DE-
ND Clark, of Bentonsport, Iowa, for i'm,
proved Gold Washer lfB.l~-afe,5
W. Bale, of Centre Point, Iowa, for i'm
proved Seeding Machine. II ilsnis
I. II BolthoM, q Buflngton; Lows, for i'm
provsd Apsf1eus 1o1 Amalsamating Gold
Hor1eyg William, Of Hs,htlt6n. lowe,
fpr approved 6elE. Rook1ng Grader az
d Tna sslA,asoAz s An III III ar. Pas.
[eAAR,si 6EN1LRMxN.-The Northwestern
heskA Company, togethef With the sseam.
boat companies that navigetS ths Upper
Aalasiaippi, have ealered tnlo : new and
Who receive free passes = &rstssmbos .t ~.
cling. Hereafter. dead- heads On the steam.
era Nil b tynated just - they are on the
EAtiToods. When . man rides FREQ over. q
railfoad, The company dos not pay fSr ~
lnAoho attho dining 1lions. 30 WhitS q
ftoe passage gentleman takes trim ~ 4
steamboat herseiter, hscan ride nom Du-
costing him esnt, but hS NUT pay ior h Sc
4aals.t nesnsible Observation-Disclosures
1taea q ssalssys, ..s.,ies.
The Cedar Falls Gasstss, ono Of the bsss
- 80 Z .!5x r
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Principal General Agencies.
NEW YORK. 500 Broadway,
CHICAGO, lS3 Lake Street,
PHILADELPHIA. us Chestnut Street.
BOSTON, 20 Washington. Street,
CINCINNATI, 70 West 4th Street,
LONDON, 185 Regent Street.
HAMBURG, ~ Hermann Street.
PARIS, 80 Boulevard de Genastopol.
At. PETERSBUR9, Is 0orochovay,
VIENNA, Wild pTetmarke.,
BRUSSELS. 10 Rue Crusade.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, 2s1 Pitt Street.
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana,
HAVANA. Cuba =
SANTIAGO. Chui, }a
IONSTANTlNOpLE,
ROME
s
n1.Send for full descriptive
CIRCULAR AND PRICE LIST,
and specimens Of work to
~ fe MP. BARRY. Agent
!. 81 Third Street,
;ans7.vtf Burlington. Iowa
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CALxI1sa THE HeL1.-Robert Toombs
once declared that he would yet call the
roll Of his slaves under the shadow Of
Bunker Hin. Il va intimated that there
were ct one time certain Massachusetts,
politicians who oo0ld have responded to it
with considerable peopriety. but however
thAt may b, 'swe-un6p have got ahead Of
r. Toombs. One Of his recent chattels was
enlisted - soldier ct Savannah recently,
% that our omoefs Afo calling his slave roll
FOR him. SIS 81 ..,ffs59s4lss >s,s4, - saf
/. heardan ofnosr Of high rank in this
department state that Tho daughter Of
Robert Toombs waits On his table, but that
abe dos not dare 70 address him by the
not recorded In tho big he bible, but in the
roll which he threatened 70 call at Bunker
HIM l-W0aAfn0tON Chr. n T. Tribune.
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HAGERTY'S SHOENG SHOP
REMOVED. II tstfs3s4ss g3a,ss
Ny large and increasing business requiring
No. Sc Columbia Street, opposite BENEFITS Wa
con Shop. With q thorough knowledge OF my
Art, and improved facilities OF all kinds en-
.. - JAMES HAGERTY.
- In the same building. GENERALBLACK.
SMITH WORK will be properly attended to oy
febN-d6WH ]. J., pAWLEY
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$500 Sl2.75O Eo,1oo eNN8D
S Amount o. actual css6h on hand in
OompaEys Office, ......@8yN2 80
Amount OF actual cash on 80 I
hand. Deposited TO the Gre
Z dit OF the Company in the s. est
Oontinental Rank ,........ III Is
Amount Of actual cash on
s anddepoAited TO the Gre
dit Of the Company in the
Commonwealth Bank. 8, 400 81
Amount OF cash In the
hands Of Agents, and In
the course Of TRANSMISSION
reoeived during the year @a
for Vfemiune, s............26,oU ~
Total amount Q; Cash Items $3.50
Interest aoCYed oNt not due on all
gage. due Jan i 1885. since paid, a7zs 50.
10 Interest accrued but not due, eA.
!, .olading In,eres. accrued BONDS. 1850
ii BILLS receivable held by the Com
psny taken Tor Inland NAvig0-
lion and. Marine Risks, .....,....e... So 54s %
10 Amour. due for unpaid premiums
not including cash in item No 8,
or bills receivable iteMiNO II above FlG!,4 g
Is Amount Of all other property be-
longin to the Company. balances
due from Agents and other lns.
Cos. RalvageS and other claims
due the Company. .,,.....:...... 80 404 81
IA Aggregate am0untof all the ae,I.
tnal available assets OF the Co., $l002O6 6S
~ y r. III. LIAElLIT1Rs.
II Amount of Losses adjusted anu due. No los
ses adjusted An5 due,
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~ + SMITHS PATENT CAST.
II STEEL PLOW.-The sttentjon Of Ean-
efs i called 70 this celebrated Plov. 9 being u
best and cheapest PiOW manufactured WI
warrant this PlOW TO scouf in anS soil. and y
wear - long % three or four aheet seeol ptoWe
Gail and examine the PloW and juSlae for y0us
solves For sals.hy eB Wk!0Hf.
febl7.W2m q Wat4 03o0
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NEW YORK PIANO FORTEs.
ERNEST GABLER.
.,.., MANUFAcruAxR or
New Scale First Class Piano Fbrtee.
NEW FACTORY:

40 Asve' AesSs AS1 - ADV G8ot 6Oo Gle
Respectfully announces that he has now COM
pleted his large NEW FACTORY and effected
other arr9ngements for the great increase Of BID.
able henceforWard to turn out IS PIANOS PR
WEEK, 70 supply orders promptly, without thAt
inCQnventent delay 70 which DEALERS ao6
fact that FOR more than two yeaSs past he 10
been continually hundred instrumente b.
hind orders. A full assortment at Ill times M
b found 1t his mandatory and WAEO-FoouA
in New York City. lmar2WR.
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|tanos Of stnooth. tohhdgnsd ohs1p "a the cart
Who solicited ths loan' u two hundred doll
I ~ until the fdain 6ould reach the next
station, walsis is aid He had ave Thousand
dollars in bank. Against the advice Of bib
wife, who had just received the money % :
dover, the fsrme.n loansd ,ths 'f1ssctA tho
SUM saateA, whom he soon loat aight 81, and
hasn't seen since. The Je&s.AdS thinks i
tpnsass To- b. too ira in forming anain-
tances on the cars. T. aETys. nsi,l 3
The Hamilton Freeman says that there r
undoubtedly lots Of petroleum IN Boone
Valley. - !E.sfrfTu .sps,.tSi -r-siaE :
,reatsc CSC X 41ss % ~. sEa0asI
J. Last week the dwelling of'Mr. Forrey 81
Leon was consumed BY ire. fhS Nssss
~ II W1s the work oean inoeudiaYy, and
800 reward is offered for the Detection Of
the guilty party seq to- ;s-sss1as. !.
t.tstsa ~. s To- yds,1 49,
The old setsleledfs MuboatineF had big
celebration on the 18th, IN nnnrAtion
Of the first settlement in that county by the
late Benjanin:N 70. "a 1dsl.ro .s- ..2i1 b,
The Eddyville Syar says that within the
fhstmonth about thirty pdfsons hsye beeh
taken from tAat plsees to, Illinois; where
they have enlisted, and hints that the idea
Of filling the quota Of nliaoisa DOESN'T ! 90
doTn. 5,ss.itd + G sss--sz.s.i j gTlsssss 60
! ci.nj. i. saasord, hfs. Of the 47th Iowa,
preached in Eddyyille last sAbhaah.
s.Eprom NDDYv1IIs STAFF leass pub
1isl. he following: ,sssl.se -sfs. M
s.Thomss Ellison, Of Monroe county,
Iowa, fossook his own home and family
without cauoo or prov0cation, Fab. Sd,
1855. Z After stripping his faulty Of al
available property, he eloped With = mis-
trees. He hos been . soldier; went out in
the 9Th Iowa InfantIY, served three ye4ra,
was discharged Sept. 18th, 1854, at Davep.
port, Iowa. Hight 5 feets7 inches, dark
eyeA and hair-yery thin On top OF head,
hieh fbrehead, never shave, heavy black
beard, 4 little unged With gray, - years Of
aK66-lopld be taken as iHIpch younger
I'D ARSt; daussd 81 d1seass in boyhood d !:
waa j. elsrk 10 the Filth street hospital, s
Ke6kuk, Iowa, fol- no1e thar . pear pre-
viopS,. 70 bis diSchGxkS sHe has rood
edncatiep, h anable Ii manner, and agree
able in conversation. 9 HeE kas a,wife ana
four children, the icldest but IL years Of
aoe, whom no 4S left entirely destitute,
ave their dothf 1i6 support. who 10 o cfip-
DE. toE life, caUSed s6S havfNg her hand
crushed ii cane mill lest Octohery The
name of his mistress ii tincertAjn. When
she passes W the name Of Mre.
I,0WiR- and n 9Ahere - Ara Atwood 9AIn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-25

dDUCKEYE REAPERS AND NOV.
I'D ERS, for 1855 II have just received IN u.
Aachines 70 which ask the attention OF th0e
wishing % purchase HafveeteIs, for 1851
3 B WRIGHT,
feb17-Wn sft . Water street
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

TuE PscIFIc RAILRoAp.--To take trip
along that portion of the line Of the Western
Pacific Railroad. under contract fer building
to Messrs- Cox G. Arnold, some seventy five
miles this side of Stockton, one may obtain
splendid ILLUSTRATION of what money. when
directed by skill aud experience can accom-
piish. These gentlemen have n force OF
twelve hundred laborers working night and
day, completing the road as rapidly as posi-
Die. 1t is really an Imposing spestacle to
see TINS great force of nsen prosecuting their
labors by night by the light of thousands of
fires kindled along the line of the road Il
seems incredible the quantity of solid rock
they blast from its ancient bed the forests
they fell the hollows they make level the
cuts they make in the mountains side: the
eanons they bridge; the change they make
IN the face OF nature in few dav. With a
full force under such directions with abun-
dant means to obtain ma aterals. the compile
ton OF the great National work of connecting
the Atlantic with the Pacific by railway.
could be completed in less than three wears.
Great credit is due to these contractors.
Messrs Cox & Arnold, for the energy thew
have displayed in completing the California
division OF the great work intrusted to them.
E ery foot of the road on their contract is
being finished in solid. substantial ana
workman like manner, calculated to stand
for generations. At the rate the work is now
heing done. it will be quite possible to travel
from this city to Virginia City by rail within
a year .-FiGg.