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gentlemen. Mr.. IT. ciissOId md the
Hon. C. w. W. Fizwillism, the latter
son of the Earl of FizpiIliam: Both
the English gentlemen were well armed
with doubIe-barrelled guns, and 1es the
brieands advanced and presented their
pistols. Clissold lodged heavy load OF
buck.sho. directly into the breast Of one
Of them. As he was falling one Of his
companions raised him by the collar to
support him on his horse. when Clissold
discharged e second load ofbuckshot in
to the side Of the second robber. The
entire party then took TO fight, and the
stage went On. twas afterwards asser-
tanned that the FIRST robber shot at, died
Immediately , and thaiihe other fingered
four days and then expired. The affair
had created not a little excitement on
the road, y rs, .~,..,.p -,,. 49,
The Captain 63neral or the Island of
Cuba has officially demanded of the
Mexican Government the recall Of NJ.
Buenaventura Vivo, Mexican consul at
Havana, on the ground Of being connec-
ted with the partisans Of Lopez. The
Captain General intimated that If the
consul was not recalled bis erequdtrr
would be withdrawn. Notwithstanding
the Mexican government is convinced
OF the innocence of Senior Vivo. II was
compelled to displace him. Angel
Iturbide has been appointed to the Of
fee.
The port Of Vera Cruz for some time
has been almost completely deserted by
vessels Of all kinds.
Coz. HARDEE's ExrEDrTroN.-The
Houston (Texas) Telegraph, Of the
23d uIt., contains the following:
The visit of Col. Hardee to the
lodges Of the Camanches, on the
upper tributaries OF the Colorado,
seems TO have had quite a salutary
influence upon the savages. They
became so intimidated that they read
lily surrendered the Mexican priso-
ners they had in their possession,
and promised 20 aid him in captu.
ring the Indians who committed the
depreciation near Fredickburg, few
months since. Coiemseh, who ac-
companied Col. Hardee on his return
to Bexar, is one Of the most willy and
artful OF the Camanche chiefs. II
appears that he has promised 10 lead
Col. Hardee to the lodges Of the tribe
which committed the late depreda.
lions on the Western frontier. We
have no confidence in his promises,
and think it more probable that he
was a participation in the very crimes
that he has charged upon another
tribe. When he visited Bexar the
last time, we warned the citizens
that his visit BODIED no good; a few
weeks only elapsed before new muir
ders were committed on that from
tier. We earnestly hope that he
has become so intimidated that he
will not venture 10 renew hostilities,
but his course has been hitherto so
marked by perfdy and implacable
enmity that we have too much rea-
son TO fear that he has only visited
the settlements 10 ascertain where
he can make another Ioray with the
greatest success.
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Oh, the blessings of home where old
and young mix kindly, the young un.
awed, :he old unchilled, in unreserved
communion.
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the Hesh, according to Scripture, it must
be kept pure to insure health. This it
does By it's own heat and action through
the system. elsbOrating all impurity, and
casting of all lie WORN onT particles,
which are carried out Of the system,
through the pores of the skin: When,
however, the skin becomes locked up from
sudden changes of weather, OF any IN
due application Of cold. all the humors,
and Virulsnt particles Of the blood are re-
tanned within, and sickness and death
must follow. All the long catalogue Of
diseases are the result. We have, under
such circumstances, discovered a remedy
that will OPEN the pores and assist the
body to cast of any offending humor. Ii is
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We have all felt. when looking above
usinso .he atmosphere, that there was
an inhnity of space which we could not
explore. A's @ :,
, When l. look into mans spirit, and
see there the germs Of an immortal life,
I feel more deeply that an infnity lieshid
beyond what see. In the idea ofduty
which springs up in every human heart.
discern law more sacred and bound.
less than gravitation, which binds the
soul to a more glorious universe than
that TO which attraction binds the body,
and which is to endure, though the laws
of physical nature pass away. Every
moral sentiment, every intellectual ac-
ton, is TO me hint, prophetic sign of
a spiritual power to be expanded forever;
Just as a iaint ray from distant star is
significant of unilsaginable splendor.-
Chanting. o
The love ofthe beautiful and the true,
like the dew-drop in the heart of the
chrystal, remains forever clear and lin
pid in the inmost shrine Of mans be-
ing, though all the rest be turned to
stone by sorrow and degradation. The
angel who has once come down into
the soul, will not be driven thence by
any sin or baseness even, much less by
any undeserved oppression and wrong.
At the souls gate sits silently, with fol-
ded hands and downcast eyes; but, ai
the least touch of nobleness, those pa
tient orbs are serenely uplified, and the
whole spirit IS heightened by their
prayerful lustre.-J. r. LoiceH.
HoME.-Letno man ever think ofhap-
piness distinct from the happiness oI
home. The gayest must have their
sick, languid and solitary hours. The
busiest must often relax from their la
Dor, and there must be some retreat for
them where they may seek refreshment
from their cares. and collect the spirits,
which disappointments so frequently de-
press. They who live the most for the
public, still live for the public, but in a
small part, and they are apt to find the
public service a heavy burden, which
gentler encouragement than that of am
bition must furnish the strength to sup
port.
A cheerful face is nearly as good for an
invalid as healthy weather. To make a
sick man think he's DYING. all that is
necessary is to look half dead yourself.
Resentment is the very bane ofsocie.
ty, shifting not only its objects, but him
who resents, whilst forgiveness is its in
spring cordial, the elixir of happiness
to both alike.
Heroism is active genius; genius,
contemplative heroism. Heroism is the
selEdevotion Of genius manifesting itself
in action.
Oh, the blessings Of home where old
and young mix kindly, the young un.
awed, The old unchilled, in unreserved
cor1n nof,nioa
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FRESH supply Of winter strained Land Oil
for sale at SANNS' Drug Store.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-07-24

A cheerful face is nearly asgood for an
invalid as healthy weather. To make
sick man think he's diving. all that is
necessary is to look half dead yourself.
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TERMS OF TUITION:

DARLOUR, Chamber, Nursery sa3
i Urn Stoves just received ,by
y. HATHERS.
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SoLD

: L. P MAGUEf, Saiipotis; Fhos. Evans,
Centerville: J. n. Alford, Cssshiss; J. T.
Newsom. RidgeWay; Jos. WaddelH. Patriot;
Martin Gilmores Point Pleasant, Va; Jas.
Lisk. Poneroy c. NJ. Martin, Jackson.
Nov, 81, 1850.
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: SHINGLES.

900 Bundles Superior; 5-s
900 Common.
For sale at H. FISHERS YARD.
Dec. IL '50.-H [ q 7I
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Agency Of DR.. s. s. Fitch,


FOR SALE, his Patent SiIver-Plated Alb
1 dominal Supporter, patent steel-spring
Shoulder Brace, Silver inhnling T1be, and
Lectures on Consumption, &c. Also his
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Ashtabula. o.. General Agents.

FEN"tNUuINi % UUHSIuI HBUHtFs
For sale by A. L. ScoyILL, corner Of Fifth
and Race streets, Cineinnaii; also. L. P. MA
GUEr. Gallipolis, Ohio. Thos. Evans, Gen.
treyille. HallidnYs, WnddeIl & Porter.
Feb. p. 81 '5l.-lyehe4m-oet "a. 80
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mere sAa. so.ooo p.rssu. Cared.

Il 10 upon the
principle Of IEsES-
sIBzE PERsPIRA
rIoN. as exhibited
in this cut, that the
human body doli-
Vers itself Of i'm
Purities and dis
ease. 'sThe blood
beiEg the life Of
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CASTOR OIL, pure and beautiful article,
v for sale at SANNS' Drug Store.
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SUGAR.--I50 hhds prime N. o. Sugar. sa
~ hand and fog sale low by q,
OAKES & BUsKIRK.
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Among the toasts given subse-
quently was, "The United States
and her institutions, founded as they
are upon the true principles OF re.
ligious Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04

PIcruRE OF BosToN. - MIR. Fraucis
Tukcy, City Marshal Of Boston, having
been called upon by the Board Of Alder
men 10 furnish the statistics OF ran seil-
Ing in that city, returned The following:
l.5G0 was reformed as The total number
of drinking places; enesged in selling
Them. Americans 400; German. English.
SweLes, 10; Irish. 500; tni.l number oi
males, 1874; females. i26; IN cellars, H.
374; above ground, l9i; oyster saloohs
and ice cream saloons, furnishing sirorg
drink, 65; bowling alleys, 90; buildings
tor The same. IA; open on the Sahbath.
019; grocery stores that keep intoxicating
drinks for sale. 400; other places, 1891.
All the firsi.ra,e hotels, with the excrp-
ton of four, keen open bars for sale Of
itl:oxica.ing drinks.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
NRw York. NV. 2s


Steamer Washington. from Snu,hamp.
ton. arrived 10 dav. She sailed from
Southampton Al s r. n, ON the l4ih inst
end brings IA passengers. Her adyi-
ees hate bern anticipated by the Asia.
The Brother Jonasi.an. from Cbagres.
arrived this morning. She brings moth
ing later from California. Sne has 800
rssseneers, and a email amoin, Of specie
on freight. /.
On her outward passage. on the iih Of
Noscmher, Capt. Cru krli. I'll Pnrtlaad,
Me-, was lest overheard. S,eann'r her.
.kee, from New York for t.hagres.
touched a, Kingston on the ltih Nr.--
Several CAGES oi abduction nf colred
Iersons for s.asery purposes. hy passen-
gers an board ti,r sGt'rican steamers,
are srs L. n ef in The lamaira papers.
be ch.ltfa sill fingers in The island,
and tie small pnx continues With una
fa,td .iilencr in Dnrcan aud Ulster
districts.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04

z 49,
Mr.. ]. L. Curiis-Dear Sir:--As have
used and sold to my neighbors your Justly
celebntcd Mamaluke Liniment, deem It
a duty owe you, my neighbors, and the
community generally, to state the results
of its use, which fell under my observa-
ton.
There is Miss Wear. who Is near neigh
Dor, she had the misfortune OF haviag a
draw run over her foot in st. Louis, which
mashed and bruised il so badly that she was
hardly able to get on steamboat to retur
h ONE. But By great effort she got on a
boat and came. to Fort Madison, where she
lay for sten weeks under the care of tina
most .skillful physicians of that place. un-
I'll she began to despair Of ever recovering
from her injury. She had suffered almost
every thing--sle had her foot all slit up. but
all to no avail. After she got homs SD.
was induced te try yon Marnaluke Lini-
msnt. and after using two bottles she was
abte to walk about and visit her neighbors.
Ialso had an attack Of cholera, ami used
1t with great success, and hesitate not to
say that it is the best article Of the kind
ever used in this country. Yours,
ss1-a JONATHAN JONES.
]. L. CURTIS, Main Street, Keokuk, To-
wa, Sole Manufacturer.
For Sale by y. Puniroy, James Haze
ley. %. T.. Lnsketp 8. Co., OHun7n6;
". Langsdorf. John Beach. Agency
City; Gossnge. q. Broheyd. Street y
Earl. Dahioaega; J. h. anderson, Ed
dyriiie; s. Buchdnaa, S. Gossage. At
ola; j. Hargrare. DR.. S. Lee, C.sH
Hc,etK, centeruiiie; Eping g. Udeif.J.
HITLER, Unionrile; Halkcr & Bur.
banks. Jiufersfr.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
ARRIVAL or TIE ASIA.
PnILApRLrnIA. Nov. Q.

( PHII.ADRLrHIA, Nov. 24,P.M.
The Asia arrived at Halifax at 8 o.
clock this morning, with dates to 18th.
kossuth continued his triumphant pro-
cession, everywhere receiving unprece-
denied demonstrations of admiration and
affection. He attended the Polish and
Hungarian Ball. nj the Guild Hall, when
he met.he lord Mayor and q large mum
her Of distinguished persons.
The steamship Demarars. belonging to
The West India line. on her way from
Bristol TO Glasgow, 10 receive her en-
zines, stranded in Bristol river and was
abandoned: s!fs was insured in e4s. 900
The reading Of lie new Electoral Law
of France was carried on Thursday by a
large majority.
Notwithstanding the defeat Of the min.
isiry. everything remained tranquil; no
cxtreme agitation is likely to be attempt
ed BY the Mountain party Until near The
election. when the strength Of the parties
will he exer,edt 10 The utmost.
The submarine telegraph between
France and England was in successful
operation.
The ncr0nchment Of the Queen Of
Spain was daily exported, arrangements
hive heen made % transmit. an account
II the sex OF the heir 10 the throne by sig
nal lights.
The King of Hanover was barely a.
live On the 10Th.
Acronn,s from New South Wales Of
18th Aug. give lat'ering accounts Of the
qan,i,v and quality Of the gold country
shru, Bn,inrsi. Sidney was nearly de-
serted. The weekly receipts averaged
325,0CO.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
lilo! gc Lords oil Creation

VI ONT delay day until yoa get one OF
AJ the Ladies Deli.,ht'' Washing Ma
chin for each of yoar wives. and thas
save their health, and. perhaps, pfo!o {
their hives for years. You will save tiln.,
money, soap, and we don't know but ross
verbs, for you know there is always
"A rampus, all on a washing day"
Thesc machines are manufactured By
ALDRlG AZ Ellis.
]. ALDBIc still keeps on hand and man
ulactures to order Spinning Wheels oil all
kinds, Repairs Wheels, Guns, etc,
ca Shop on1the corner of Washington
and I'd sts. opposite the Jail.
ottumwa, Nov. 20th, lS3l.-tf.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
SHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. les.
wAPELLo COUNTY,
10y VIRTUE OF Two Executions issued
I'D by the Clerk of The District Court III
and for the. county aforesaid, and to me d.
rceted, have levied upon and viii sell at
public auc5ion at the Court House in Or
tumws,
On The 9th day Of December, 1851,
between the huurs of o'cloca a. N. and
4 o'clock p. m. the following described
Lands, to-xit:
Lot No. Two confirming 80 and SO 100
acres. Also, Lot No. Three containing y
and 2S- 100 acres, all in Section No. Thilty-
two, Township Seventy two North, OF
Range Thirteen West.
Levied uponas the property Of Lorenzo
ID. Davis. to satisfy said execution. Terms
of Sale--Cash. ID. F. GAYLORD, Shift.
$50 Of Wap. CO. Iowa.
Nov. 9th. lS5l.--Prs Zee $500.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
R,SgExgx IOVE GYossEA@
OUtNCY. IL,IINGIS.

THE su5scri5,ris manufacturing at these
4 worss his Prairie State Cooking Stoves
OF sizes, also the Irveing Air Tight 3 ST.
yes, Preirsium do ) sizes, Commercial Par
Tor, do A lies, three sikes of which have
open iromts With folding doors, PbGpix AMI
Citation Box Stoves OF foaf sizes. In ell
making the best assort.aent OF stoves for
dealers or merchants who may wish to pur-
chase. trimmed or without trimmings for
retailing, TO be found anywhere. These
stoves are sold by Cpmstock & Co. OF
Quincy, at my Foundry price, ami by Com
STOCK x Brothers, OF keokuk, ioE the same
price save the addition Of freight.
june q, lc5l.y A. c0MST0C&.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
Rrcrprlos OF Elk. Eprroa Kossuru

RrcEPTIoN ox Elk Enron kossuTH
- Aneeiing was held at lafayette Hall.
New York, on las, Thursday evening al
which all the members of the eiIioifai
!, rniessinn in thar city were invited -
ihe.nhject Of this meeting, as sci forth
iii The call. WAS 10 devise suitable well
come. TO be extended by the Editors III
New York city to the ..rx Editor as weli
as ex Governor OF Hungary. The iilnst.i j.
Gus Kossnth. whenever Ina. distinguish
ed man shall arrive ihere.- 40. Rtpu1
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
CITY BOOK STORE,
REOKUK. IOWA.


In the Post Office Buildings, on . 4 street,
bstween Main ami Johnson.
u b. OGDEN has established in keo-
IN. lux a Store Tor the sile Of Books.
Stationery, and all articles usually founi
in Enstern city Book Stores, where he
hopes, by close attention to business. TO
satisfy the wants OF the pcopleot the Dts
Aioines Valley.
MgRcnAsrs wis.iing or lers filed IN his
line, will be accommodated, on better terms
than can be Obtained in ST. Louis, --ssoeci-
aliy in Stationery, BLANK Books. aud Fan
cy articles. IL will en1eavor always TO
have on haal a generai assortment OF
SCHOOL Books apd the standard works of
The day.
CHAP LIrEaATuRE.-A fell assortment
on hand. OF, the best publications.
Customers are respectfully invitedto Wis
il his establishment before purchasing else
wip-re. jane 9th, lSJl.y
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
R.srnA.Nnr 90.

The ST. amer Asia ls,ine anchored in
The sirram iastuishi iilrtc men belong
ing Il, her, nsu,ed Ihur. Iiakeril. Da,id
Watkins. and Alexandra i'runlhuh. hir-
al VIM. Ea,nsson. a b,,a man. la take.
,lstn rat 10 Ter; a severe CUTE was L:Dw-
ing ut lie time. Wien iiir baal cipsizrj
aud sli bat Davidson sMere drn9ia,.
The nails FIR The Cambria have no,
ye lllo'cl,ck) arri,.d. aud IN consc.
qhencr al lie severe snow Storm lasl
nlsIn, il is i,srtd they will be too late.
Tie Washington Rspui,ltr Of ,i.is
morning SAYS. thai he Honorable Roles,
Walker is Kossaih's and the English
free traders candidate forihe pr, sideucy
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
Cloth Dressing & Dyeing.

THE undersigned has completed his es-
L tablishment at Agency City and is
now prepared TO carry on the Cloth Dress
sing ard ccloring business in all its various
branches; and pledges himself to do as good
work as any other establishment in the
State. He has made arrangements with
STREEr & BAER, at Dskaloosa, and STREET
&c EARL. at Dahlonega, to receive Cloth at
their stores and send it down to be dressed
and rctprnea 10 the owner free OF cost for
transportation. JOHN eZtlLAuF.
Agency City, Nov. 10th, 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
The Great Kentucky Remedy!
BULLS SARSAPARILLA.

IfAN the reader believe that there Is stiTl
" few human beings suffering with dis
ease, that refuse to give Bulls Sarsaparilla
trail. 1t is indeed hard 10 believe, but
nevertheless it is too true. What kind OF
testimony would it take to convince the
few remaining disbelievers. that Bulls
medicine viii do more even than IT prom
ises. Ii is more than useless to produce
any more evidence OF its curative pro err
ties. 1t would cost fortune to publish
the many certificates that have been show
cred ON DIR. Bull. The largest mammoth
sheet in America would not contain even
the names of those cured--let alone ful
statements Of their cases.
This medicine, when used according to
directions, will cure without fail,--
Scrofuia, or kings evil, cancers, tumors,
eruptions of the skin, erysipelas, chronic
sore eyes, ring worm or letter, scald head,
rheumatism, pains in the bones or Joints,
old sores and GERS, swelling Of the glands.
syphilis, dyspepsia, salt rheum, diseases OF
the kidneys, diseases srising from the use of
mercury, loss of appetite, pain in the side
or shoulders, general debility, umbago,
dropsy, jaundice, costiveness, bronchitis,
sore threat, coughs, colds, weakness of the
chest. pulmonary affections and all other
diseases tending to produce consumption,
liver complaints. female irregularities and
complaints, sick and nervous headache,
low spirits, night sweats, exposure or i'm
prudence In life, chronic constitutional
diseases, and as spring and summer drink
and general tonic for the system, ami gen
tie and pleasant purgative, it issupsri3r To
l,,up Lick md CoupresS yyat4f sulfs ~ -,.it A.
iitz powders.
For sale by
JUHN PUMROT, Ot,umva.
DIX. jam BuLL's Principal Office, 81 9TH
street, Louissiile, Ky, where applications
foragencies must BE- addressed.
Nov. z7th, io5l.3.n
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
BALTIMoRE. Nnv. ~.

EyHEFTHVNfss tNWFs
The train OF cars frnm the West, on
tile Baltimore and Ohiu Railroad. ran nil
the track 1Lis afternoon, twenty miles
from The city. Seyeral ears were com
tletrl, bfuk.n 10 pieces. The como
tive was considerably damaged. None
~ The passengers We're injured.
in tile easttrn par, of the city, this af
t-rnarn. u man was killed in an atfray
h, b.itr stabbed. We have nn p ,r,icn-
lars. ! he murderer has been ARRESTED.
The day has been remarkably pleasant.
and yer, e. morally ob,erted by nur ciii.
izent-ail business was suspended.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
NV ORLEAxs. Nov. 3

Sugar declined lie; for fair .mulasses
24c. -four unchanged; Rio coffee, sales
1000 bags 81 &c; prime lard in kegs
81; bacon and pork quiet.
In the contested election for Sheriff,
the Judge dismissed the petition Of Mar
igny, Democrat. which has given great
satisfaction TO the Wings.
The steamship Union is now eleven
days out from New York. no iidings Of
her, and serious approximations are epser-
tanned for her safety.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
PRrLApELpHlA. Nov. %.

EHILAUELPHtA. N0V. 20. y
In the United States Circuit Court To
day the jury were empanelied aud sworn.
r. Haunaway was charged with treason
NJ Chrisliana. and III. Olive, Deputy
Marshall, was called, who testified q.
length 10 the circumstances Of the affair
and 70 the part taken in j, by the accu-
sed. ~ho refused 10 assist the officer
when called upon. and declared The right
II colored persons to defend themselves;
thai the law ought not to be obeyed; he
slated infinitely the circumstance Of his
firing; the killing OF Gorsuch and the
subseqnenl nrfest- He had mol conclu-
csd when the Coar, adjourned.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
Nav lsvssrlas.-A Mr.. CLas. ID.

NEW lNyEsTIaN.--A Mr. CEas. D,l-
~. Of Peoria, Illinois, his invented Ii
new Rsapiag Machine that cuts grain as
wei! ..where i, is rs where il 'sini. Ii
is said 10 be far superior /" M'C"r
miek's, as j, cuts the grain "3hellt.'
standing or lodged. green or dry, on rough
or smooth ground, and hays il m ban
Dies Iiufrah for another World
Fair.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
New York, NOV. %, p.

FIour-S Sales $4,000 bhis at 81 o. for
STATE, Ohio - O6, Southern 81 l2aa "a
81. Sales 2,0G0 bush. Michigan white
wheat al 9Uc. Sales rs. 200 bush. corn
a, 59a 60e for mixed, Gle for yellow.
Sales .f 1000 bnsh. rye a. 69c. Sales
aCO btls pork, mess SIS SO. prime Si2
60. There is no change III lubacco.--
Noel firm.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04
Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, I &c.

WAPtLLo COUNTY.
William Myers, /, District Court Of
Matilda A. Myers. Spril Tenn, 1852.
n HE respondent will take notice That
4 complainant, en- this 18th day Of July
1851, filed bill in chancery, in said court.
askinga divorce from the bands of mairi-
mony now existing between said parties,
and unless the Said respondent shalt appear
anu plead, answer or demur TO said bill ON
or before the first day of the next term Oh
said court thereof to be begun in said coan-
~ on the first Monday alter the 4th Mon
day in March next, 1892, said bill will be
taksn as confessed and decree entered ac-
coriingiy. THOMAS G.. GIVEN, Clerk,
oi Dist. Court OF Wapelio coality,
w. ii. BRuMFIELp, SOL for Compt.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-04

E3r man named Frederick Bragg
went into drinking house in N. York
m the 18th ui.. and after buying and
drinking glass Of liquor. inserted The
muzzle Of pistol into his mouth and
shot himself. The charge entered his
brain. and caused instantaneous death.