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- oVARrsRsAsrkR GEsEnAL's oYFIcE,3 -
w., ,WAsHiseros, D: Or Oct. "a, 1865 -''
eonth Of NOVEMBER, to the highest bid der, at
qhe time and places named below, viz: q IT,
...'.L :. NEW. YoRH:'. -...' 60 ,''.
New York City--TVEsBhr sf'eaeh week. 100
N,E YORK oty-THpRsDAY ofsaeh week, 100
p,i,i IA, u,.fESHsYhyANLA .,'., 90
fi s ina 10 aSRsEs sss5 November
ospSMi1 Ufss sish saj 81 each week
H H,s,EyIsHSg5E Pa -TuEspAY Of each week, ip
Harrisburg, Pa,-THURsDGY, November O. 8,
70 and %, 100 HORSES each day. ~ ,
hseahsssiesburE, Pa.-TUEsDhY, NOvembsr7,
1ilsnsesn, Ps.-,wEDNEsDAY, November 10,
PSttsyills, Pa. FRIDAY; November 70, roo
Chester, s Be- W. sSgpty Pa-wEDNEsDAY;r
Tita.yine, Pa;-THURsDAY, November 10,
200 HORSES. 20 '"--. ..'.-'. - -
Titasyilie, Pa THURSDAY, November 80,
100 HORSES. 49,, 80 ~
Titusviiis, 'PaG-rHURsDAY and FRIDAY,
November Is and ~, 100 MULES each day.
w.lRg.sgssp; pSt 44SSEsbzs q each vs,.
I,i M,iiIgips;es psi' 4s#rDAY Of each week. lep
Maryland. go ~''''' -" :, e.
B3!taim,ore, rMd-WEDNEsnAY,.N 0yember Is,
e s& IS%S55Y Md,rwEpsEspAY, November %.
. "GiEsBoRo,. D. O. 80 ~ D.. :"
It Tuesdays. and THURsbAYsqf each, week,
10 SALES .ss6 81 f' M1 IL WILL TAKE PLACE Ar
.r.II-,N.- WASHINGTON, D. c. .,-...r =
AZ this seTies o. sales all the Government ami.
hRls will be disposed Of Buyers should there:
fore ayailthsmselyss of'this last, opportunity to
purohHse,n - -- it'"'. s,ss.,.Fs IGf..
For sales Of public animals In the West, see
Pheisl WESTERN nswgpaRerss u.s %, o.,
Animals win be sold singly.
Sales to commence Al 10 o'clock r. rm.r...
Terms: Cash In United States currency.
By order 81 the QuAftermaster G6heftl! II
JAMES A. EKIN, ~
Byt Brgsdisr General, In charge
oc24-tno3O First Division, O. NJ d. O.
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lsDO GaA,I.r ME w -.


PPAyBPy MEE5INps. The committee Of
several churches, in Connection with the roang
Mems Christian Associssionr have resolved to
e. vi ~ sfsaiiii prayer rhf fSisRias Z
MSisihs &sslSs-Ffom d 10 ., 10 wesley
Afternoon Meetihgs-Ffdm 2to $50 ~ Thif.
teenth street baptist Church, between q and II
steel Baptist Church, between sixth and Sew
enth Capitol Hill pEesBytcriah Chufchi ~
PAUL. Lntherap cor Eleventh and sts, west !
Israel, icoiored y near south end OF Capitol 7
Union Mesley, holoTed,J fwShty:thitd street,
between l. and VI ,Fi5tss1tb atfeet Presbyterian,
(colored, ,batwe / and, *. h, al 800
Mothers, With their child fSp, ara fnsmbersSf
Prom % ), al wesiss chsRsi Asd'ss rSuf's'
Evssss assSiITtiisses,1 cSm%arss, al z. 90, ~
New York avenue Presbyterian Church; Fout.
aud .athdlf street PreFbytefiu Church st.
Paul's, Lutheran, Rev, j, q, Bntler, pastor;
Fifteenth, street Freshly eris2, teolprfd, Rev, H.
II. Garnet. pastori Qld SCHOOL Pres9yterisn
Church, Seventh street. lslsnd. between 9 and D.
mceppss " the lecinrs roomt q these eehqrshess,
In iii seysSth direct irssbytstiin sbsrrA, al:
and Rev.w. W. Campbell pastor services WIN
%ee S eisfsy i. b. SiisrsRs rfssbs
churches In the bity Officiating, lL..
GEoRaRrowN CHrRclIss. Afternoon from 2 to
$50 In Union ChApaL Vest street Evening, at
MethodistProtestant,i Cdpg ress street, comms9c:
ing ata.3G; 70 DO pteeedhd by prayer. meeting
tfOnlbto u, lO.ig = .ltl.-...a-t
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or CA Il, e.


W,GsHSgroS, November q, 1865
First Lieut. John E. shoekley, 9th Iudiapa vol!
tcrS Of The Army fSr Inc offence hsEeinSft@ spst,
nod, Is hereby notified that he viii stand dis:
smlssed the.seryiee;pf ihe: Upied st4ies, unless,
before the Military commlssion LIP session p this
city Of which Brigsdler General John Q, Cald.
well, United States, volpnteers, is PTesidept, and
maze sattiSiaes0ry defence to- thss sssrEs9f de-:
-. Assistant AdI utant q eneral,
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kRE' you posted us 70, the peculiar proper
tIcsof Phalon's "Nighi- Bioomiug Cereusi,., Its
fragrance Is the imprisoned breath of INV ithered
troPics blooms, suspended id the'purost mediuhn
ever used ~ Ak and cpncentrate any perfume, y
Is the most iAdelibleas well ss,the most soothing
and enhancing OF all delicious sVdeFs, Sold
cyerywhere go pct. 90 i',,t!U - ~
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HEADERS. DEPT. OF WARRINGTON 4
~ OFFICE OF CHIEF oIARrKHhlsrER,

e HHs
HEADERS. DEPT. OF wAsHIsaroM j.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTRRMLsrRR J.
WAsHIEdToN, ID. c., Nov. IL, 1885. ~
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at College
Hreen barracks, Annapolis, Nd undr the dtrec.
hon Of Captain John Power, A, q. NJ, ,commsao-
Ing on WEDNESDAY, November %, 1895, al 10
S SSIoS q: M the following aqartprpastor's
Twenty mime Horses, l'".''''. &c.:
Four Mules. go 80 -.'.--'-, -
Twenty -four Carts and Sets Cart Harness. -.
seven Ambulanees, -four wheel.y 90,
One Scow. '''-'r '.' 81"
One Sail Boat -"-'' 80 '-."
Two Cooking Stoves. i-- -! 10000
| bixty-three Chairs. "' -
| Thirty bSe Desks. y --'
5000 feet Of Lumber (Hemlock and White
F6rty.one barrels OF Lime. '''- "-''.'"' =. .
One hundred and forty two Thumb Latches.
Four hundred and eighty-six pairs Hfnges.
K Four thousand three hundred and f9rfy.one
One Hay Scale, Completely - 49, -"o''.'
and wheelwtights Tools, Harness. BaiIdiny
Materials, Wheelbsrrows,A Axes, Hatchets, Spades,
fhoNels, condemned Camp and Garrison, Equip
age, and other miscellaneous stores, -
Animals and vehicles will DE sold sfngly
other articles In lots to suit purchasers who wifi
Pc required to remove their property within nyp
Terms-Cash in Government funds. '''' 20;
-, ..., Colonel and Chief aaartsrmsst.r, ''
hol7i lW ! Department Of Washington.
EINAL !. SALES OF GOVERNMENT
49, HORSES AND MULES, - ....-
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AUCTION BAIEs.
SALE OF sERvIcEABLE HOSPITAL
y PROPERTY AND, MEDICINE WAGONS. I,
,lglllhSllVtH~' 01ffEsit5SkE Y

- fhoffhTf AND. MEDICINE WAGONS. .
,ng1IIh'llI1HW w. 'ifHEs..iks5stH !
MEDICAL PURvEYoR'a oyyror
,,,,,, WARRINGTON, d. q, November %, 1855.
4 r. sGst G. sssfts @
y 10 clock, g. m, large lot OF seryiceabie Hos
pital Bedding, 40, embracing
i!& BaysssiIsas tsOwnsiliin G7uaIru
Q, 900 Hair Pillows.
1000 Pillow Cases.
., 200 Bedsacks 80 ~
0, 900 Drawers.
0, 900 Shirts
lass G ss.It.. , i EuIIL
%, 900 Blankets.
AZ tho close Of sale will be sold 90 Medicine
PSrchass4 tnlBgplaGirs4 u ply'Stabd re-
move property within Ave days from termination
noy22ft 6Ta IA A ted MedsRgYg.r ?
r ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
- BUILDINGS, LUMBER, TIMBER, &C. , AT
cd. FORTS A sFSiy WASHINGTON aHEksgF NR'aSa
CHIEF 9rAarERN!srER's opr!cE,)
irH rbRforsohi WA HIiksFei,
WAsHiSGros, D. c., Nov. 10, 1866
WIN be sold at public auction, to the highest
~ id tSe /" the times and places named below, all
OFFICERS QUARTERS, BARRACKS, MESS
sss sa:.i4aae !9Ss$s4t$jissti!ea nd a;JIA
galttr' Department, 6.s'K., In and abc,t III
Also, for the Engineer Departmsnt tbs Inmhor
timber, abattisj SO3 eonseettd with tasme, as fol.
lbws, viz:
EAST OF EASTERN BRANCH.
~ Ot Sdhit4ay, iNopiA6sl35ii .tlHt1
Frame and Loo Buiid,nSs. aiso ~. T Timbsr
Lumber 4Gr inside iho Fsri, and The IbStiis
souru or poroy.c
IN VI IoiohAO.
~ ~ nnmeyS Nssapioef'2ITs NV ~
10 pS,i G,Tck a. NJ at Fort Lyon Sixteen Frame
tba Fopt and Iba,tH sr,5 hS% .S &C, INSIDE
! s. Snu huM'b argunu the ZANE; same
DAY, at o'clock ?: m, Eleven Frame Build
iHIt Il, wv ,higi.y1 fis9LSplldd linnpeI,
srnnn5 Iha .,m nsiu' 'he ro"'ahd ss Apmns
"iounu 'ro sans
S " % y Pont ' %ssS r% %S Fran.
Buildings, and Timber, Lumber, Sc, inside
tie Fsrti and Abatts ground bhes,upt dams
aay, at ! o'clock p m, at Fort o'Rourke,
Nv riain ps ppild,ngs' ana timber, Lum, ,
S H. same sIse' tSs Plank f E:sssn sS"s p
andSof Ronpte ,.nd IN. $780, ~ I's,'
Tl,nSn. h1 ~ and ,ne nxtufespi d'uinser,
nnp oer, &C. IN one battery 10 the LETT Of Fort
On WednesdaH November 29k,
At 10 o'clock a. m, at Fort Worth, Seventeen
ffs%Ss: NJ fs.ids % fsst; sl;s s iSf y
~ IT. Os ~ un ,h TIMBER ana inc ADat-
a. TI'.S M On,
On IhHTSddy, November 3Oth,
At Up o. clofk, a-tn.1st Fort Ward, Twenty ONE
Frame and Log Buildings; also the Timber
Lumber, SC, Inside the Fort, and Abattis
AROUND tue same
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+ ARGE SALE Of GOVERNMENT
IL BUILDINGS AT CAMP BARRY, DC.


HE4Da'Aa DIP 6RfaESr or wAsnfSd+6S,I
w GSSIfF S s T. a NV isGEH
bidder, at Camp Barry D. O., under the direc-
tion Of Captain ia Ii. tHynesi AnQ.rMi on
"WEDNESDAY, November %, 1888, at 10 O'Clock
- }the following! FraAne buildings, ,Porobes,
I'M f9fms, Fences, Sc, At that place, viz:
iSiBarracks, each S2by 2iX FEET, two stories
lhigbIrpith two porshes to each buildiBgs ~ !,
bstablcs, each 24s by 20 fseku
o do do 202 by 2slI feet.
2 do .., do 2aS by % feet ~ .II.ut
L..~dO 80 ...257 BY Is fssE rr.a 49,.
l Headquarters, abiding, "a by "a feet, two
stories high, with threSa pordhea; .also, two
wings, each 50 by q feet, one story high. -
Guard house, 90 BY p feet, one story high,
10 Buildings, Averaging i2 by iIf feet, zone
story high eaoh.I --I - ~ AMI, .rn',,
so Sinks, Watch Boxes, &c, small, sia0, with
enolosare fences, walks platforms, steps, &c.
must be removed within tsndayA FROM date Of
sale. glaI1 ia ~ ,.rt 49,
Terms Cash, in Government funds. =. ia
rns 80 -",r,"I Al L. LUDIR6T0N,
Colonel and Chief Quart ermasteT,i
no20-0t Department Of Washington.
IN :: -.--Itr-GI-n4-St- -I.--.I--s-.L
RHoA'DBs Il sooTTI.,".,
HOUSE, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL, AND BANNER
Mo- 547 Z street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Warrington, d. O. ..."
All orders for Painting and Glazing promptly
WOOD 4 DUKEHIA ;
w FAsHI0HkBLR HAIR-DRESsING AND
BE" SHAVING SALOON,
"Jnkl 6peSsd 1T 49, '.a'' g..
=, G. wILLARD,s EBBITT HOUSE, '--'
Near thJ CORNER 81 Pbdrttehth and p stfeeisI
nJSfs.1ih -" ''"'' WASHINGTON; y. e.
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SALE or GoyRRsHssr ,BUiLpises.-The
followipg- buildings wsTo s0ld at Fort mahan,
near Be pninR's bridge, on Saturday, 800.
baprask, J, Jouysnal, .s55 ; barraek, Mrs. NJ
NJ. Msnninsl ,sli5; Linens house, Robert John
son, SIS fissrs quarters, A. Elliott s2i Of
GERS -qaattersi VIM. Goldman, $29; lmess house,
Mrs< NJ N. Manning, $50 II guard house, W. B.
Lacy, E3Jl ltstsble, wIo. Coleman, % IL orderly
sergeant 's'quartsri, Mrs. NJ. NJ Manning, $40.
The buiidiues ct Fort Baxter, nsar Good Hope,
have been turned over 70 s. 4. Fletchsf, Ann A.
G. Naylor, and Susan NJ. Naylor, owners OF the
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Ebs PEY \ BURGb'oR'FF,
nCABINET MAKERS AMP qPHpLSTERERs
f9rmeE friepdR and Gustomorg, for the liberal pa
sronags bfst9Ssd pP9p Us betqte tBSS 1Sts are on
ma ma, AtCSk q gatsTe Snd Peg leave "a stats tat
ON d STREET, ONE DOR EGsT1oF SEVENTH.
We are now prepared t9 mRHIfseture, repair,
yarnish AL ktds Of furnltpFs, PVT down, carpets,
&c; and to DO all business S0nRssisd With up:
manner aud at the shortest notice BY sirict AZ.
tention to business and moderate ehafGSA, we
hope to msrit shay q IbS,RqHlL 3 M r1nAga
ESPEY i BURGDORFF
WA3HIHGroS, Nov. u, 1915. nolS.N
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THB -SFoNEwADL, Tho ram -Stonewall ar
rived at the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon,
fronbn 0tcsboro. = On Saturday Secretary Sew.
gren, and the oficers Of the Naval Court mar
tial before whom Commodore Crave Ism being
tried visited the stope wall. - =. :, .--! &C.,
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES
~ MULES, CARTS, AMBuLANcEs, BUILD.
ING MATERIAJs, TOOLS, OFFICE FUR.
NirURE, &C, AT ANNAPoLIs, MARY
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NJ" o 90 TT '-c'"""B -. ,''i!is"--
49,,

N q ~ T-'''f -"C'""'E 81. -N''T'1''-1
~ -"
40 "DgPARfaRiSHriSSF fiits NftRioksa1
9r' %ss StS8.Ts sgtsSsf 4ss isss
rs TGs PS,SR'S wtis VIII VT SR S%a
TTeny;aIst streets, tS;gsS, %S o'clock P, "
Engineer ip charge Of Wellington AqqssduSst. ,
- PATCH cQMPhsAYs
VIA FORT RILEY AND. THB GREAT SMOKY
"HIHPRovTB, ar
TO "DtSvER. ,cESrRAL-. gIrrYY.,kEpT, "a THE
90" GREGORY COLD, MINES or coll -
49,. u .oRXl6 ITIEI:RsRIToRfs;r...,." lg'- ,,
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EOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE
w LaL-lrnrna. d c Nnx % lsAi.

4 UFflGk DEPOT COMhlbaAkr OF oIRflaThhCEp
| WAsL.ISGroS. D. c., Nov. %, ISL !
Scaled Proposals, in duplicate, " thH form fpr.
1ished ~ tho pndeisignea, will be received r.
t bis efiee,' until Il o'clock, M on Tuesday,
tbe 9th day Of December, ls63, for the. sale iot,
Sbout -. -
The Whisky sfsred Ior:Rale wasseleeted with
DIRE, and 70 d. the hrst quality. especially the
Rye and Bourbon. Whisky, which arg equal, i
dot superior TO any Whistles now in the market
Proposals may be made for any number oil
barrels, not less than i've Of each lot =
Lot Eo-l consists of seventy eight 79 barrels
d Rye whisky y, containing about ID yee Thousand
dne hundred and twenty q, 1901 gallons, ~
Lot No. 2 sonslstsof four hundred and ninety
three t49S) barrels Of Bourbon Whisky contain;
ibg about nineteen thousand seven huHdrGd and
twenty QS,72O) gallonsI and .,
Lot No. ) copsists OF nihe hundred and sixty
i've (a0j) barrels Of Reotided Whisky containing
about thirty -oighl thousand six hundred tSs,pop
Tho Whisky will be regauged before, TIE de-
livery, and sold by the proof gallon y may
10 examined at tina. Subsistence Depot AlexaI-
dria, Va, or Samples uan be seen and proposals
obtaiued from any,ofihe following officers:
Z Breyst LtICoE F. D. Brigham, Captain and Y.
U. s. A. 'Bos,Oni Mass. ,rn 49,. Z,
Broyet Brig Cen II, =. Clarke, A. y p anu
4. c. @ S., U, 8 AZ New York city. - y -
Brevet Brig Gen. e, l.. Kilburn, A. G. e.
Y 3. A. Philadelphia, Pa, -. a
IT, Col, Captain and O s, u. 5. A., Baltimore,
Or at this office. o.. Lii.
Payment In Government funds, about hfty per
dent of whielr will DO required on the arceptapco
d. the bid, md the remainder as soop ~ the re-
1uaging Is ooIspletedi and before the delivery
dommences. -. ~ .,... - - ..---.
No bid received from parties who. haze failed
ID comply with thoir contracts ~
Bidders ara requested " be present at beopen-,
All purchases will be loaded at the Governmen ut
Eharyes 10. Alexandria, IVA, fgee or .expeasa 10
he purchaser. ....~t. "a . .....- q.
The usual reservation by tho Goyernpent IN
bgard to bids will be observed. g, BELL,
| nu23- thsamGt Major aud e.. IL VI = Ati :
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGEaAT
~ ALEXANDRIA, VA. -. -
. chrsS aSAsTssn4 =, oyrrcE, }

| CHIRP QUARTERnAsTER,s QsPIcg. D
DEPopoI wAsHiNsfos,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. "a, 1895. : ~
VIII be sold at lic'.auotion, at Alexandra,
"a, under the direction Of BreTet Lieutenant
December 0, 1865, at i o'clock p. M, the Gov.
Nrhment.-" ,..--...s '..-=- at. ..I., rr-
BARGE T. @. COLE. ....
Terms; CAsh, In Gesernmenb fands. =. -
By order Of Brevet Mai. Gen. d. II. Ryoker
phief ouartermastsr, Depot Of !wsshinston. ,.1'
CHAS. II. ToMPKIHs, -
no24-l4t b. Colonel and Qusrterm aster.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-08
TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
suance Of law the following lands and town lots will
be offered for sae at the Treasurers Office Of Black
Hawk County, Iowa, the first Monday Of October A.
D. 1885, for the tasee penalty and due thereon.
~" A. G. BCNNELL. Co. Treas.
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II continued 10 grind.
CHAPTER v.

!. And the men OF the North wore mghtlei ,haa ,is
stH aI tks South ond took al their stropskods ana
chief cities ane made nary oaptyes. t'5. E.tt. 10
p And the sons Of the sotih pursued s King of tns
s"ih and he boing unwilling 10 be taken thus 6rus
ei himself In ctinoine and calico thus Introducing
new sfy OF rsiinent among the sons o. men - ~
8. And VIZ. IaELAsp Co.. fearing 20 he like otbe,.
lo--their occupation gone-snd left with large amount
OF Costs Pants and ycsts hand decided sell to the
sons OF the korlh those gsrIpeIts a. cheap ~ hoa
ss!rss and calico could be bought fas.
4. And a the war drew near an sad. there arose n
great panic among the sellers Of food and
of rnment and the prices of these things bexnp 10 ss
ana tey said among themselves, behold the " noS
near Ms end, and gold and silver will he once mora
Aoons us and We shall be icft with large stocks VI
al Asnd. whloh ne nave bought n high prlcss. = So
.. And among the sellers Of ranent In Cedar Fails.
which the chief city Of the tribe that dwell on the Co
the Model Clothing store on Main Street, IL that city
D. And WA issLASp d Co., Maeu goods wers very
low, because oi The pkc. boast many bales and boxes
o. cloths u all kinds. Which they made up Into CoaN
snd Pants and Vests and all raInsDt. t. - - -
And In the Spring time Of the year 1866 they I'd.
verified in all the papers and cant ovt their hand hs
Into egaIy town, aud put thgr p0stsrs on every vau
proclaiming 70 sll1he eoe as they sold Clothes and
rsnnent OF al hnas and descriptions, Of better quality
and a. cheaper pscas san could bs boushs tor d any
oAscx place. t#4t EttE fEl aFIft-aF -
s. And ihat wy. fastAsb 4 Co... al the Modsi CIosh,
ing store dealt not Ia soddy la les nor In govern.
meat contracts, sold Clothes u retail at very lsv
prices. l.5 .a.5.-.s s.....tI,... :, y
pair Of Pants. OF Shirt. ColIar or Drawers or ri
ment Of any kind bought them at tb~ Model CIoA,sux
store until every man in the lAnd wss cosssA tom shst
Store. sss.si .yss 5fif sfEF6s "STT - -
10. And they vent on their way rsioscinx and pto.
McDEG cSrA easSG 81, S,o,is CO. 4.
.a% sH' e's''e' ''A' e" Be bought ''y .s''' y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18
70 URIC, JOY = 60. .a
ID soHN BURG. + yoY. JOHN HE1rz1.ml
Burlington AGRICULTURAL Works.

! Having enlarged and otherwise greatly iIa,
proved our Factory. we are now turning on.
from eight 70 ten wagons to where we formerly
made one, and We want customers fol tnen &C
cordlng1y. We have ALSO greatly improved our
String Plows. Wecsk every farmer 70 NY one
We warrant on, Flows, 80 no one will run any
risk In giving them trial. We have AL ya1ie.
ties Of Picws. We are now ready TO take orders
for those Buggy Corn Culttvators, such % we
pot up last year and which gave such general
satisfaction. We are making q limited NUMBER
and those wanting them Will do well TO send Ia
their orders early. The advantages OF this Gull
tivator are:
First-The plownan canride and plow with
out labor.
Secondary person WHO can drive team
can manage it. Wk 5t5tl,
+ Third-7t does the,labcr Of two men.
Fourth-it Is used for powing in spring wDea1
snd oats and is preferable TO the harrow.
Fitth-It is SO simple and cheap for the labo1
It performs ~ t
sixth-It saves labor-it sayee .1me-it save.
money.
Seventh Every farmer csn have il, must
Gave 1t, viii have it. and viii Tot be without It
jan-a1-d&wtt
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18
no WHOM IT MAY CON GERM. :

Il Whereas certain parties Potter and Cory
~ name. with their agents, are. as Tam cYedi-
ply Informed. taking orders for my Blooming
1on Nnrse.y products, to be delivered in Wapei-
70 Maaaasas Marion, and adjoining counties,
selves g as duly authorized for SAID purpose
This may certify mat said personsf have no
clam Or right to thus use my name, or receive
orders Tor me or my Nursery stock in any man
ner wnRtsoever. ALSO that Austin Gray Of Ed
" authorized to receive orders for my Nursery
stoc1. Those wishing the genuine article deliv-
cred Wan please give them their orders.
x fH01@IX.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

TIE news by the Moravian includes an
announcement, not unex pecte3, OF the
death CT Cardiuai Wlseman. He died Ut
his residence in London on the 18th ult., in
the ODD year OF his age. He was born at
Seville, N Spain. or the I'd of August, 1902.
BY his fathers side he was Of English ori-
gin. Eis mother was of Irish descent. aud
the Cardinal himself received his earIies:
education a. Waterford, in ireland. He
subsequently studied for eight years IN q
Catholic coiiess in Derhan.. EnglanG grad
uat.ng as .. D. in 1924. Three years later
ne was appointed Professor OF Oriental
Languages in the Roman University, but
he returned to England in 1885, where he
became hrs. celebrated as preacher and
lecturer, and also as polemical writer OF
great industry and research. TO the world
generally, Cardinal Wiseman is chiefly
known in connection with what was called
the Papa. Aggression OF 1850, whsn .
number oi ecclesiastical dignities were re-
vived II England by the authority Of the
Pope, aud when DR.. Wiseman became
Archbishop CT Westminster, with the title
of Carcinal, which was conferred on him q
few moctLs later. tf'i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

r EGAI NOTICE.--state Of iowa,
IL Des MONIES County, SIN County Court Of
sa1d County. 2
IN the matter Of the Estate of MAHA14A HAND
deceased, late of said county.
The State OF Iowa #H s
70 All persons claiming to be Heirs at Law OF
said deoedent.g Notice is hereby given. that on
Monday the cd day CO April, A Discs, q hearing
late OF said deoedent before SAID Court, at which
time and place all persons interested Will be
heard. & G OHhT, judge Of SAID Court.
Burlington, Iowa. February 24tb, 1866,
Publish in Daily and Weekly Hawk Eye m
y ss sss q aasssns' j sai SH ooul.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

ORlo1rAIs Ausr1ALlANs.-The religion
Of the Ahofiginso, says . traveller, in all
paxts Of Australia, includes belief in so1-
cary, and dread IN numerous demons,
spifiss Of the wood, OF the river, Of the
mountains and the pool Some Of these
party Of 80 o. lomen and womel who were
travsning the country along tie Barwan,
- etrolling play. sectors, performing pan.
fomirno ia the presence Of every camp OF
their countrymen, With the evowed design
Of driving sway the ghosts OF dead men.
An night long the choir continued to sing.
In the morning, shaylng marked their
low and blueish grey, they went througha
mimic fight with unseen 1oes, beating the
r. vifh branches and rushings about in =
ffantio manner. After alternately march
I'M, dancing, and charging TO the sound Of
music. they declared that tho ghosts were
Al zone, and would trouble tie inhabitants
Of the place no more. The general name
name thsy give to white mon, probably
tom the Impression which has spread
among them, that white people are black
fellows risen from the dead. The chief of
all the wundas, the arch demon, il said to
appear at their o0rGs, or public meetings,
In the form Of q serpent. And there are
figures Of serpents cut on the trees in some
age. Parental affection 10 generally very
strong Ia the aboTigines; and when child
dies the parents testify theirsgrief in the
namo manner - the ancient heather Ca
naauites, by cutting themselves. ] have
Seen number Of women sitting down to
NOUN With q bereaved aaother-their skin
plastered with, white clay, and blood
Str canning down from large gsshes made
With the tomahawks in their heads. In
n--3,,on1 offncfi0r ayv0Ona av0 OpnAy all .