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OGDESsEURGH ROAD. The stock Of this
road has all been taken in Boston, and a
meeting of tho Company has been notified.
This will be the nohIest feeder Of The Rutland
road. No road can compete for its business
at Burlington better than the Rutland. The
Watcbman makes great flourish of trum-
pets as if the whole benefit will accrue to the
Central. We shall see what we shall see
very soon.
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The JUNCTION n. Ii. Patriot states
that i: has been settled that the Vermonl
Central Rail Road is not 10 unite with the
Cheshire, but with the Lebanon at the mouth
OF White River. This is just what we have
had reason TO expect would be the decision
Of the commissioners notwithstanding the Di-
rectors OF the Cheshire road have decided 10
go 10 iheCheshire bridge with view OF con
Meeting with theCeniral. Should The inlorma-
lion of the Patriot prove correct and the case
finally seuIed, it will be real mercy to the
Fitchburg and Cheshire stockholders. For
them it is perfect madness TO expend their
money upon a route which will prove SO e
Enormously expensive, besides being poor in
comparison with the Rutland, and al last
find Concord running away with their BUSH
ness and Ruland turned off 10 Bennington
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NJ L, the subscribers, being appointed by ih,
w Hon. the Probate Court Tor the District OF
New Haven Commissioners, 10 receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands Of all pei
soEs against the estate of
JUSTUS PIER
late ofNe Haven, in said district deceased,
do hereby sire notice that Said Estate is repre-
sented iHsOiyent and the Vine of 8 months lIUln
the lib day oil May 1876 is alluwcd ~ saiGCouI
for the creiiicrs Of lie deceased TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims before u and that
we will, attend to the duties Of Our appoint
ment at the new dwelling house OF Phs5r Pier
widow OF the deceased i. New Haven il sail
district on The first Monday Of July and SeA-
TEN! or next from nine o'clock A. NJ, until iou
O'Clock, P. NJ on each ofSaid days; when and
where all cliins against said estate and The IL
SETS thereto will he examined end adjusted ty US.
DateG al Bristol in sad district Ibis la
day # May 4. d. 1876.
HorGfio NeedhGa
1 AZ: ! d Gs:so' co""i-'i'"ts :
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REVIVAL IN NEW HAVEN, AND N YALE
COLLEGE. Very recent advices. says the
Evangelist. show that it IS reasonably estima-
ted. that within the last two or three months
about 2OO hopeful conversions have taken
place in connection with the several church
IS in New Haven, Conn, and from 90 to 25
in Yale College. May the good w.rk 90 on
and spread. till our whole American Zion is
refreshed from on high.-Laus Dec.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale, four hun
acres of land lying in body. and well calcu-
lated for raising Cattle, or Sheep. Three
houses, four barns, and Sawmill can be
had, or part ii heing optional with the
uyer. A large orchard is attached 10 il, and
bis well waiered
it | would say, all who are desireous Of max
ing their fortunes, call and see.
THOMAS GOODRICH.
Lincoln April 1916.
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STILL ALIILil

THE subscriber has Just returned from Bos-
/ ton with large variety of GOODS. select
ed by HIMSELF, and as he generally pays has Eils,
lie will sell them al 4 reasonable living profit,
mot the best goods in store al less than oost) TIL c
public are respectfully invited TO examine the
qualities. and prices.
HARMON A. SHELDON
May il,g1SiG.
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In Cornwall on The 5rh inst. by Rev. c.
Selden. Mr.. r. +. Samson 10 Miss Emma
Stowell, both Of Cornwall.
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wealth ready distributed and yet to be dis
eminated. Ii has become n common occur
renee-one OF passing notice. The Grand
Capitals Prizes which he weekly selIs-io
enumerare would beggar description. April
lie rejoices TO inform his correspondence
surpassed even almost his sangune wishes
it seems a mine Of wealth-and yet the
vein is moi exhausted and is inexhauslible.-
May the month which always witnesses the
crowning success Of bis efforts, which pro-
duces al least
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS!
Notice sufficient. He ushcrs forth under
this flattering assurance The schemes for
June unsurpassed in brillIance or diversified
lion in the array oi Capials-hereafi-r il
shall be called SYLVESTERS' June Lei
those who wish 10 participate in lis advan-
tage unite early, and their orders will be
puEctually attended TO. Be careful 10 az
dress
81. SYLVESTER, Al Wall Street.
CO.'S 40, 600. %
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %,
for 1846-lo be drawn at Alexandria.tD. G. }
on Saturday the 9th of June, rs numbers
II drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME,
$1,000! $1,000!
1ofS5OOO Of $4,000
of23S7 l of2,000
of 1900 l OF 1880
OF l.SOO of LOO
100 Of 500 each 100 oil 400 each !!
126 of 100 l26 OF so
&c. &c. '.'.
TICKETS 10 DOLLARS.
A Certificate of package Of Is Tickets
will be sent Tor Sl23 Shares in proportion.
DC. &c.
For particulars see Sylvesters Reporter.
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Cloths & Trimmings.
DISSOLUTION.

The coparinership heretofore existing under
The firm of w. s. J. Whitakeris this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All demands are
to be settled by w. Whitaker, who desires an
immediate settlement of all old matters.
w. WHITAKER.
J. WHITAKER.
Middlebury. April 20th., 1876.
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{ 8 4 6.
VERGENNES AND TROY
LINE.

T1IlS Line Boats will commence their
4 re .ular trips for the transportation OF
property between Fergennes. Troy, New
York and Boston, or any part ofth South
ern or Western Country on the most reas-
enable terms. aud with great dispatch, lea
wing Yersennes every Tuesday and Saiur
day morning. New York every evening
Sundays excepted) Troy every Wednes-
day and Saturday, atA O'Clock p. NJ. Prop
eriy shipped by this Line from Vergennes
must be on hoard the evening previous 10
the boats leaving. The Proprietors flhiS
Line thankful for past favors again respect
fully solicit continuance of the favors of
their old friends and customers and the
public in general, hoping 10y strict and
prompt attention to business to merit fuil
share of public patronage. Goods ordered
by this Line should be narked Care M.
u. Hall Troy. For further particulars en-
quire of Il. CHAPMAN. Agt. Vergennes.
ND. HAL, Agt. l55 River u. Troy
C.B JAMES, Agf. Coe- It's Slip, N Y.
REFERENCE.
Pope Catlin Esq. N. Y.
Co. james Hooker, Troy n. Y
Messrs. Scott s Lemon, do.
Mes>rs. A. Chapman & Son,
Nathan Wood Esq. Middle
Messrs. J. NJ. SIade & Co. bury, VT
Asa Francis ESQ.
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Died.

In Goshen April 9Th, Charles H. son Of
Silas d. Gale, a ged year and 9 monhs
In Keen n. H. Edmund S. Preniiss,
Youngest son of the senior Editor ofthe Sen
incl
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STRAY COW.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

A very neat and convenient Dwelling House,
with good Barn, Wood-hOuse and Garden
Situated on the North side of the College com
mon, said Honsc is in good repair. Possession
can he given Immediately. A. WILCOX.
MiddlebuTy May LIST 1876
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Consisting ofBctorines. DE Lanes, French tarna.
Ombre EoIienney Bingham lawns, Preach Law 5.
Sc, S.r.,-a variety well worthy the attention "fiho
[. teses-cSn be fJuad nj /. c. MEADS.
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The subscribers would give notice that he
intends to carry on the the cabinet business
in all lis branches, aud hopes still to receive
share Of public patronage.
w. WHITAKER.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
CHEAP SALE OF
DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES. CAPS, BO.N.NETS, Sc.

SHOES. C.7PS, BO.f.NElS, &c.
rE,HE extensive stock of goods which be
Ionged 10 the estate Of DAVID G. ELY.
deceased, is now offered for sale at retail,
a, prices upprecedenredly low in this mar
kev. The stock comprises a great variety Of
figured and PLAIN silks and salins for dresses.
PLAN and figured AIpacas, mousln de
LANES, bombazires. Co5urge. Saxony.
shawls, mutis, gloves. mlt's. nbboas, thread
and cotton Iaces. &C., &C.; Also Broad
cloths. cassimeres, sattinets, tlanneis, tail
oi's trimmings. hats. caps, "a large varIe-
,yD bonne;s, SC. a very extensive selec
ton of Boots and Shoes, including India
Rubber,) both fer ladies and gentlemen,
which Will be disposed oil particularly CIV
!, is believed tha, this stock OF goods will
be found, on inspection. 10 be superior in
exten, and quality 10 any stock Of Dry
Goods ever exhibited in this market. There
will he added TO the assor'men, a quantity
of Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, STA
tionery. Sc. so as 10 make the stock su':a-
hle to the wants OF the general customer
The pubic are respectfully invited to cal
and exa nine the goods
Produce vi be received in payment, al
its cash value.
Store one door North Of the Post Office.
GEORGE ANDREWS
Iowa civ, Jan. 10, 1876. ..s
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BARGAINS.

DY authority Of an act OF the Legislature
- Of Iowa Territory. entitled IAN acl 10
provide for the payment Of the debt due the
Miners Bank OF Dubuque | hereby give
nolice, that public sale OF iowa City lots
will take pace On The ist Monday of Ma,
next. Said lots will be sold TO the highest
bidder. with a credit of six and twelve
moths, by The purchaser executing TO the
Territorial Treasurer. for tie use Of the
Territory, a bond with sufficient sureties.
for the payment oi the sane al maturity
According TO aD act supplemental 10 the
above act, all bona tide creditors Of the Ter
rtory, whose claims accrued or were con
tacted in the erection Of the Capito! at Iowa
City, have right 10 offset their claims
against debts that they may conrac. on the
purchase OF lots al SAID sale. The amour;
Of sales contemplated by The above ac's will
fall hui li,ie short Of nine thousand dollars
The general and local advantages and the
growth and prosperity oil Iowa City are Sc
generally known, tha, appretend further
description would be regarded as unnecesa
nv. Nj. RENO,
Territorial Treasurer,
Iowa City, Jan 81, 1876
lP The Burlington Gazette, Weekly
Missourian, and Weekly Gin Enquirer will
please copy. and forward their bills to this
Office for payment. NJ. RENO,
Territorial Treasurer.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
.EfzmtYeisfrHs0y's Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby given. by virtue Of an
1 order OF the Probate Court OF Cedar CO.
|. T., we will offer a, public sale, at the late
residencd Of Christian En'.'esman, deceased,
ia tie town OF Rochester, on Friday the 9Th
day Of February, 1886 all the personal prop
srly CT Christian Ho.derman, late Of said
county, dec'd,--coBsisl.rg Of three Horses
one TWO horse Wagon, one set oil two horse
Harness. one TWO horse Sled. one Saddle.
Bride. Sc. Sc !; together with great vari-
ely Of Cabinet Mixers and WheeIrght's
Tools; 2 Turning Lalhs stands of Bees,
lot OF Farming Tools, and number Of
o,her articles 100 hume sous to mea,ion.
Terms Of Sale-Far all amounts Of i've
dollars and under, cash in hand; for all sums
owe, five dollars. nine monks credit, upon
The purchaser giving his note with approved
security, No property TO be token away un
Ill the terms Of sale are complied with.
CHARLES SWETLAND,
PATTERSON FLEMING.
Administrators.
Il chester. January 24,h. l946-52-4w
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GROCERIES:

Java. RIO and ST. Domingo Coffee, brown
and loaf Sugar, Yopng Hyson and imperial
Teas, Molassss, Maehrrei No and 2, pep
per, ai'spice. ginger. cinnamon, tobacco.
sperm and taliow Candles, bar and CASTLE
>oap, powder, shot, lead, percussion caps,
indigo. madcer, coPperas. peppersauce and
G,us,ard, shells and chocolate. SC.
Thankful 10. past patronage. and knowing
tina, he has generally given Satisfaction, lie
would solicit the continuance Of his friends.
who wish to purchase goods at low rates
or cash or produce. y.-
Bacon, Wheat. Corn. Oats, Hemp, Flax
and Hem Seed. Furs, green and dry H,des
Beeswax, Tallow and Lard, Cheese. Butter,
Eggs. etc. taken in exchange for Goods, for
which The hlghes. market price will b. pad
II is no trouble to show Goods--Dont
forget that.
Call at No. /, Commercial Block, Main
Street, Bloomington, or a! the cid stand
IN Iona City.
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Cabinet Making and Under.
taking,

He Undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens OF Iowa City and vicinity. tina
he sill continues 10 carry on the above bus
mess in all its various branches al his OLE
siaad, on Clinton street, q few doors souts
Of the public square. Persons wishing 1t
buy good and cheap furniture, will find it &c
their advantage 10 give him a call.
IL He is provided with a good hearse.
and will attend al all times 10 the business
OF an undertaken
PETER ROBERTS.
Iowa CITY, Jan. 81. 1876.
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Wood! VOG.l:!

IYIWENTY.FfTE cords OF WOOD Wanted
immediately a, this oaire in payment of
subscriptions to the Reporter. Old winter
is coming apace, and As this commodity
is indispensable 20 project Us trcm Jack
Frost, we hope our subscribers will prompt
ly respond to the call Brig that which is
we'll seasoned and convenient 10 use in q
; t)ve. no. cid scraa.y logs. 80 knoi,y that
the DKYIL IAN, spl', them.
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Very Late from Hayti. The: schooner
Silas Wright, Captain Conklin, ;arrived at
New York on the Sd instant, FROM tie Port
au Prince, with advices to the 18th alt.
We learn from Capt. c., that tie French
Admiral had determined to blockade Port
au Prince, and lombard the town, if the
Haytiens did not pay SIC, 600 p an in
demnity to the French Consular'Agent re-
Gently driven thence:
The blacks at Hayti, It is said, are be-
coming very insolent to foreigners.
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EaErGu .Y0fsce.

TAKEN up by NJ ellis on the l2tI
day Ct January, 1876, La Fayete pre-
cinct in the county Of keokak and Territory
Of Iowa. a light Sorrel Mare, with light man.
and tail, bald face. and her iffl eye CLASSY
and all he, feet white. supposed to be nine
or ten years old AID judged TO be with foal
Appraised q. twenty-five dollars BY Jesse
Gsbtert. Press.y Daege, and JACOB Good
hear, before A. P. Moody, justice of the
peace.
e. SiUGaR1', clerk r CO. com
Sirourney. January 26,h, 1862
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DEa.PEEIA
r " A N n CH r. 4 r

Umbrella & Parasol Manufactory,
No. l1i s3aarkt Street.
NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE OLD STAND.
vvsrs. e.. Richardson
GEAS Withdrawn from the firm Of w. s.
Il w II. Richardson, and CONNIE need
business on his own account al No. lO1
Msrke: Street. between Third and Fourth.
where he has Ter sale full assortment Of
un,brellas, Parasos. Parasoeues s Shades.
of the newest and 1cst manufacture, al the
lowest market prices.
Co,,?u Umbrellas, TAI. Qnality. So CENTS.
Six DO. do. DO $50
Other Goods ID proportion. You are re-
srecifulIy invited 70 call and see them.
Phllaa.lphla. Pa, Dec. 1858 ly
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NOTICE IS hereby given that letters OF
N administration upon the estates Of John
F. Cambridge and Charles Cambridge, late
of Johnson county. deceased, Nave been
granted BY the Probate Court Of Johnson
county to Frederick NJ. Irish. AL per-
sons indebted to the above namea estates
are hereby called upon 10 make inr,ediase
osyment, as the Estates shall! BIZ. setSled as
soon as the law will enable me y do -
Those having claims against ttes estates,
will present them duly aulhentlcaeed for set
element. F. M. !RaSH. adn.'f 81 the
estates Of J. F. 4 Chs. Camtridge, dec
Feb. II, 1916 IN
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: Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
REV. G. B. BOWMAN, AGENT.
'EsHE second term of the institution win
commence on Monday, the 18Th Octo-
her. 1915, under ihe direction of Huau
Hamilton, A. B., {; gentleman we'll quail
hcc for The station
the course of study with The tuition fees
attached will be is follows per terra, of five
months.
Primary Department, including Or
biography, Reading, Wiring on
States, sc. 81 3
Writing, English Qrammer. Elements
Of Geography: Ariih .nelic, Ac-
counts, sc. 50
Modern and Ancient Geography and
History, Elements Of Astronomy,
Natural, Mental and Moral Philos-
ophY. MineroIogy, Geology. Bota-
ny. Rhetoric. Logic, Domestic and
Political Economy, and varlou
branches OF Mathematics, lncudit
Algebra, Geomelry, TrIsonouetry,
Surveying and Engineering. 2 10
Add Drafting ana the use Of ins,ru-
nI1enis IN the fela. 8 %
Bookkeeping by double Entry, for
the course, l 50
Perspective and architectural Draw
ing Drafting and Psin,ing, 5 90
Latin. Greek and Hebrew Languages 2 Is
On all poyme1ts in advance. discount
CT ten per cent. will be made. y payment
be DELAYED until after the end Of HE .erm.
ten per cent. will he added,
Persons at distarce, are informed that
board can be procured 10 private families.
on application to Professor Hamilton. at
from $! - to 81 SO per week
JAMES l., THOMPSON, Presden,
Of the Board Of Trustees.
Arson HART. Secretary.
October Sih, l8i5 -35-2n
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11

u Gen. H. S. Foote anf ]. w.
Chalmers, have been elected Senators in
Congress by the legislature Of Mississippi
the former for the term of six years,
and the latter for the unexpiref term OF
the Hon. Robert j. Walker.
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q oi assor'men, Of glass bottles, flask
~ tumbFe,s, molasses Jugs. cup plates &c
for sale lowby [iuly q nj MURRAY.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
SVay and Oats!

ONE hurdled bushels OF oats and two
" tons Of hav wanted at this office in pay
men, for subscriptions to the RepoItess
ranc hay wt!i lie preferred.
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
IL Ys7AN HOLT.

0Fipwa.;iy LAS opened store 10 Bloom.
- ins,nn is c(nnrciion with his store IN
Iowa CRY. and is new in receipt oil the larg-
EST and most sdlrndid stock ofNEW FALL.
AND WINTER GOODS ever offered in
either City, whEh he Will sell a, lower FRI
ces than heretofore sold in those markets
His goods havs been purchased IN New
York and Boston. selected with great care
and al such prices as vii! enable him TO sell
much cheaper and on better terms. than
Goods have ever been sold in IOWA His
stock consists 10 part. OF The following arti-
cies. namely:
err trrV i'm eT1pyJr
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby gwen. thai letters q
I administration 90 the estate Of Christian
HoIderman, late Of the county Of Cedar in
the Territory OF Iowa, deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned by tie Probate
Ceurt Of said county.
All persons having claims gainst said es-
tate, are hereby notified to present them
according to law for settlement; and all those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
CHARLES SHETLAND,
PATTERSON FLEMING.
JAR. 24ih 1862 ~ Administrators
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x, FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,

A large assortment Of Black. Blue black, in.
visible Green and Blue BROAD CLOTHS;
blue. black s. CadeI mixed CASSIMERES;
blue. black and cadet mixed SATTINETrS;
blue, black and brown PILOT and BEAV-
Err CLOTHS; Tweeds plain and figured;
Jeans and l'nseys, American, French. Eng.
iish and Balzorie rrinls, a yaiie,a Of pal.
terms; eashmeres, alpine and black Romelea.
Parama.ta. kombsziae, Coburgs. Saxony.
Chusans, and variety Of other goods for
Ladies dresses; sGne. ssuperfne. plain and
figured Alpaca. SIX Alpaca and German
.Crayats: mouse d.-iaines, Edinboro' and
Highland PLAID Shawis, merino, a variety of
fancy handkerchief, hard and easy times,
black. brown and figured 6 4 merinn; va,.
ETY. oil Irish linen, checks, cambrics, gloves
hosiery, buckskin miitens and gloves; large
assortment Of brown Dom5.tics, DaIley's
bleached sheelings and uckings; white, red
aud yellow Fiannsls; millinery articles and
iailor's trimmings. silk and tabby velvet;
dozen Ladies' white corded Skirts, blue and
stripped drilings. and great variety Of 9th
er Goods loo numerous 10 mention.
II Large and Splendid Assortment of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY:
Consisting in par, of the following articles:
Knives and forks. shoe knives and avis.
pockets knives ana scissors, shoveis and
spades, mill saws G l-2 and 7 feet, flies and
'asps, axes. haichets, braces, butts, hinges.
ia,ches, SHUTTERS. cut lacks. shovels and
longs, spikes. and a large quantity of Id Oh
Sd and l0.l nails. Sc. &c
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS,
4 Large .4ssortreat of the Latest Fashion
and best quality.
EScES IND EEyISs
large and very extensive assortment Of
Boots and Shoes, comprising every variety
Of size and quality; Queenswaie. Earlhen.
ware. Mahogany framed Looking Glasses.
large assortment Of Rocking and Winsor
Chairs, Milk Crooks, good article Also,
Clover and Red lion seed Sc
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competition after the last hour Sc. for re
ceiv,ng bids.
G. JOHNSON.
Postmaster General
Pos, Office Department. January 6. ls4G
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Notice.

nOOCN VA LO1NUS
Treasurer OF Cedar county. Iowa.
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STEFAN BOAT ALL Q Y 3

-|--7N 1-AIAiI NJ 1IVI-ii1 -'WIICIi'1
"A Ii persons knowing themselves indebt-
: ed to The subscriber, are particularly re-
ques;ed TO call ard settle their respective ac
counts, on or tefore the tenth day Of March
Mex; and those having demands against, me
will please present them for Settlement.
s. NJ BALLARD, NJ. d
Iowa City, Feb. 4fh, 1862 y
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IOWA CITY COLLEGE.

Under The patronage Of the Ioua Conference
( of the .Nethoaist Episcopal Church.
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III" I > I'rTN u NO' CO
Sisourn-y. January 26ih. 1862
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-04
FOR BALTIMORE.

n ees THE commodious steamer CoLUM-
60. etx6sziEE.s9.Sss BIA. Captain Geo. Guyther having
resumed her regular trips, will leave Rileys wharf,
in Washington, at 6, and Alexandra at O'Clock.
in the morning of Wednesday, the 25tn inst, and
Of every succeeding Wednesday, for Baltimore; and
returning, will leave Commerce street wharf, in
that city, for the District of Columbia, at o'clock
in the afternoon Of every Saturday, taking off and
landing passengers and light freight at all the usual
landings on the Potomac river.
Freights will be taken at low rates and without
any charge for Wharfage at Baltimore.
june 25-tf VIM. GUNTON, President.