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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
DEsTRUC I'VE FIRE AT CINCINNATI


from The CircinosI G4ze.r.. July p
Our city again visited by most de.rgctve cen1t
grafton yesterday morning. Which broke about IL
Ococb in Thomas Co.'S Finishing and ,chine shop stu
afed the center OF the block between Bro and ne
Miami Canal and Seventh and Eighhs's II origins' d
from pi Of hsvIss near the furnace taking tire. and De
fore the vorkmen in The shop could subdue IL ths Whole
building enveloped in flames Sach the conb1s
bl- character Of the building that il all flames BE-
fore the FIRE APPARATUS got 10 work, tbs alarm vas
raised.
The loss Of Msssrs Thomas Co Il estimated a. 5000
no insurance. Iney lost al th-r books and 2iP-rs
The wc.ory frsms house Of Thomas Cochran snd hi'
cfspersbOp also destroyedoss s-co i1slran,e
The wheel barrow factory Of Henry Rocky with on7
story frame dwelling adjoining, occupied by his fore a.
was destroyed-oss o. 4s0 in al partially insured The
cooper shop Of Mr. r-mpetor and that Of Mr. Frank 'd-
acion ne both destroy sdoss Of each $500 insurance.
quantity Of lumber belonging tn Thomas Shse'-r ~as
burned-Oss stO0 no insurance. I1e cabinet 100! MANI
factory Of Charles g Stevens destroyed With all IT. COO
tepisOss 81 300 Insurance. The edge tool factory OF
Kolte spr<gue destroyed-l'ss $500; no insurance
On broadway were two story brick houses. oHsei
and occupied by Mr. O-man Selue and hr. Jtmss Cirf
both burned Loss 50 900 esch-D-ur-d The t~o story
brick house Own.c by Washington Walker burned Lo;
g. go Two small sIne hou--s and one threessy orcA
house owned by John X. Chds Loss in a about st'0)
insured
On seventh ST. three story brick house owned by John
K Chds, and occupied by several ccoref families, "a
dIstrO,ed Inss o. OOO-insursd A three story brlcS
house owned by Wiley Reynolds destroyed Loss s25J'
Insurance $4,000 The neI; go we're hrAe story onck
dwellings, adjoining each ether and owned BY ~n Nc
CuUm and J. F.stte. Loss Of each, including tdfni'
ture OOO-pariiSly insured Two frame house two st)
ries owned by Nicholas Long <Orfh Loss et2iO-no IN
surance double story frame houee, oFaed b7 Mrs
Patrick Lose, s6OOno insurance All those dFeling-
houses occupied by cO0red families who lost .b@lt
their furniture. ana also considerable cntnn< o-l)ag
ing to young for whom they washed Toe ots o.ss
estimated about fifty thousand d0lars inclu1ing pro
perry, furniture, stock, nc.
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" - ~ k.,ers. sens IN rprnn" -. al ,.,,i,u. IN al
vs,asw ~, ~ O. ,hs ,po, e 'e,gs :, u"a r., a.
AsSeis 1,wt Rouge 80 q. cscict 4. y y ,b...
N~n, fse M ~, -. assns a. sdo IN 1877 sHd ''o' DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

Public School SOcis'y to all nteots pur,oses mag be
said to have here closed.
The two Indian who died from Injuries -ecev "a
BY the explosion Of the Empire. removed from The
Episcopal baryng around in Poughkeepss Friday Asir
husbands Michel TUskowr emit and Peter or.sAaksnra
hsvUs taken their rem,ius for reinernent at CsasAssws
ga CAnsis. They len in the midnight traia.
DKD AT ssA-Rev. DR.. Parks, of New York. died %
board the steamship Arctic last Thursday evening We
learn that he /. be buried Tuesday O'Clock
ID Trinity Churh The Provisional Bishop Of the Dsess<'
we are Informed w attend the services sad for this pu
pose will be obliged to postpone appointments which he
hsS m sda for 10 osy snd to In Duchess County
Rev DIR Parks was an Assistant Minister at Trinity Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

la Sounambuls to BE- gwen to night at Castle G TdAn
With SOnag as "Amina character in which she has won
most enviab -fame Sslvi and Bs iall re- EvIno aud
Rodopho Sgnora Blsngin makes her debut here as
81 faar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

Arrival OF Mrs THos +. MEA.HEE Hon. Thomas
Meagber Membr of PARLIAMENT from Waterford Ireland
accompanied by the lady Of Thom@ Francis Assgher
ESQ., arrived on Saturday evening BY the Arctic, to meet
her husband who has been anxiousy waiting heir arrival
They are occupying apartments at the Metropolitan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

ArTENPr TO COMMIT suIcIDE-A young woman named
Elm Byrnes on Saturday night Jumped rom OF the
Catherine ferry into the middle Of the East river
with intent TO COMM, suicide She no wever forum
" res eued by Mr. John hes and another gentleman.
On thu arrival If the boat the doch she handed
to the care OF the Seventh Ward Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
IRVING HOusE-

FIRE-At half past o'clock Saturday morning Gre
broke out in frame building in Thirty ninth st Sew
eDth.sv occupied Carpenter shop by Mr. FORBES.
TIE ftemen were early the ground but before They
could ubdue the flames the bsding with its contents
entirely destroyed. The flames communicated TO the
srsn frame dwelling houses owned by j. w. Boycs and
the Twentieth Ward were soon the ground and nam
tanned order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

The Hon the Board Of Commissioners OF Police met
Saturday morning in the City Hail. and opened Court for
investigation of charges az aims. the Policemen Of df
'erent Wards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

For EuRoP7 The L. s Mad Steamship Edrops Capt.
Nye sailed for Liverpool at Saturday taking
100 passengers among whom notice the names OF Hon
II Bedinger L. S Charge to Denmark Lieut.. NJ F hsu-
~ Of Washington, and Mr.. w. H. Webb the celebrated
ship builder.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20

be very good demand for the season
and in The Eastern markets meat Of all
descriptions is Improving in value. This
causes an improved feeling In The hog
market. and we heard of sale Of 500
head. deliverable the 10Th inst, at SIS,
and for early delivery there ure now
none TO be had below this figure. The
prospects are decidedly favorable tor The
farmers--more SO, certainly, than for
other parties.
The Missouri Republican of the Is tb
says: AS regards contracts for hogs, we
have noticed but one or two reports, and
these on the Ohio for early delivery.
Operators at this point are quiescenI.
They have scarcely as ye, emerged from
The operations Of disastrous season, and
seem disposed TO touch warily. Good
lots of meat are selling, as they usually
do al this season, when the supply is
pretty much exhausted. al an advance;
bu' whether this will have The effect
of enhancing The price of hogs. we can.
not say. The probabilities of an extra
home and foreign demand are in the pos.
session OF every one, and both buyer
and seller can judge OF them. The sup.
ply. tie approaching season, will no doub,
be largely over that Of last, as the GEN.
sus Of Ohio and Kentucky show. With
out something more than mere specu-
latise opinion regarding demand, opera
tors will hardly be willing TO 60 beyond
S3 so to -,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
GREAT DEMAND.

There seems to be a universal den a nd
in our city for j T.. Curtis mpound
Syrup of Sassafras. This article has
been tried, and used with the most pow.
erful effect, in the very worst eases OF
measles coughs. hoarseness. whooping
cough. consumption, and all diseases OF
the lungs OF long standing. and is now
the most popular and beneficial medi.
cine used for all those diseases for which
il is so highly recommended.
J. l.. Curtis Original Mamaluke. is
now acknowledged by all persons oi ex-
perience, as The best siimuant ever used
for the cure of all those diseases for
which it is so highly recommended. and
IN which it has been so successfully
used. 1t stands unparalleled by any
medicine ever offered to the public. A
fresh supply Of these medicines has just
been received by the agents. Those per
sons who are not supplied had better
call on some agen, and supply their lam.
lilies.
Take none unless signed by
IL. CURTIS.
See advertisement in another column
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
p o I s o M I NJ G. -.

THOUSANDS Of Parents who use
Vermifuge composed Of Castor Oil, cal
omel, &c, are not aware that, while they
appear 10 benefit the patient, they are &C.
'ualiy laying the foundations for series
Of diseases, such as salvation, loss oI
sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
Ia another column will be found lie
advertisement, Of Hobensack's Medicines
TO which we ask the attention of oil d.
recily interested in their own as well as
their Chidren's health. In Liver Com
plants and all disorders arising from
those of a bilious ipye. should make use
Of the only genuine medicines, lluben
sacks Liver Pills.
g"Bc not deceiued," but ask for
Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver
Pills, and observe that each has the sig.
nature OF the Proprietor, J. ". HO.
BENSACX, as none else are genuine
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, October Ii.
FL OUR-The following lots report :
ed: 356 bbls country superfine at So
IS; i40 do extra Quincy Eagle) at So;
25 do scratched a, SIS 80; 500 do Alton
superflne, on board. at SIS 90; 800 do
Excelsior, country extra, guaranteed, at
So l2l; 65 Go country extra. at So 90;
IS do superfne, Keokuk, at So rs.
WHEAT.-Prices to-day reached high.
er figures than heretofore aitained-say
for prime red, 81 20, and white 81 %.
Sales, so far as collected, are as follows:
300 SKIS good red. at 81 Is; 100 do
prime white, a, 1875; 100 do prime red,
at 81 20; 343 do fair red, al 81 l5;
62 do white, al 81 25; lot do red, at
81 20; SO do at 81 05; 100 do al 81
Is; i02 do al 81 10; 100 do inferior,
at 81 05; ia do a. 81 ID; 81 do at
81 Is.
CORN-Sale of 1875 SKIS white, new
gunnies, from store, at sac, 81 do al Sd;
200 do yellow aud white, delivered, at
SIS. Market not very active at those
rates.
OArS-Lois reported -l3s SKIS, ne "
gunnies. al cog; 1856 do at 81; 80 do at
80; 232 do. inferior SKIS, al 80.
GROC ERIES-Sale of 90 hhds su-
gar Ia part Of the same mentioned yes
,e-day) at AZ to sc; 100 bags coffee a,
! II; 200 do at lla; 100 do at Ii.
HlDES-22 dry flint at l2c per ID.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
THE DIES MONIES COURIER.
The Mustang yjniucnt.

Every Gay new evidences of tie value
OF his popular medicine reaches tiie
ears of the public. A friend OF tie ell
lIor's. contractor on the Pacific Rail
Road. told him the other day that he
would not be without il on his section on
any account, Whatever. He feds con
stan, use for il among his hands. The
great value Of this article has induced
many worthless limitations under differ
eni, bot similar names, bat the prrsons
who once use Bragg e. Cos. llnimen,
will not be deceived By any vile and ras.
cally cheat who would palm off spu
rlous preparation on them.
See advertisement in another colinn.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
Fire--Thrce stea I'M boats Burned

Yesterday morning abou. half past 9
O'Clock. The steamer Montauk, lying near
the fo9l Of Vine street, took fire ard in
few minutes was completely envelop.
ed in flames. ....
So rapid was the progress Of The fire,
ll.aI in few minutes the steamer Robert
Campbell, which was lying jus, below
her and could no, be removed, caught,
and in shor. time was perfect sheet OF
fame. The mate. Mr.. Kelly, in his eff.
forts to secure the books and papers, had
his hands and face badly burned She
was valued a.Sl5,000. Insurance had
been effected in the following offices: -
Etna, Lumbermeh's Columbia and Cit.
izen's, $4,000 each. The clerk succee.
ded in saving abou: $500 in money
which was in The safe.
We noticed while she was on fire q
gentleman bringing lady from the cabin
who had tainted and would undoubtedly
have persisted. The Luneite lying i'm.
media.ely a. The stern of the Campbell
next took fire. She was valued at Sl0.-
600. and fully insured. She had abou.
$50 tons OF freight on board for Gslena
and other points on the Upper Missis.
siPpi river, all of which was entirely
consumed, Her books and papers were
saved.
The Montauk and Campbell had each
about 80 tons of freight on board. The
former was insured for $4,000.
A considerable quantity OF iriegh,
which was J. ing On the leyee was
damaged by the fire and what Jew arti-
Giles were taken from the burning boats
were the subject of contention and plum
der among great many who had congre-
gated on the levee. We noticed case
of cloth caps which had been broken in
removing II on the levee surrounded bv
an eager crowd. each one of whom en-.
deavored to snalcha cap. Ii is need ess
10 state in short time every cap was
gone. The hulls Of the ill.faied boats
are all sunk on The bar near Bloody Is
land where they were towed.--Mssouri
hcpatRcan, 18th inst.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
DIED,

A, his residence in Adams Township,
Sep. 9th, MADISON w. WE'LL
MAN, aged SO years 8 months and
days.
'rhe deceased lef, wife and four
children 10 mourn their loss, but rejoice
to know that he is not lost that they,
by living an upright life may meet him
in the celestial world above, though de.
prived Of his company on earth. He
was a consistent member of the Mis-
sionary Baptist Church, and though suf-
feiing intensely from the disease which
caused his death, for twelve hours before
he died, continued fervenlly to praise
God. and breathed his last at,esting thai
he died in hopes of glorious immor.
tally, and that Christ was able and will
ling 10 save all who would seek him
with an earnest and conirite heart. ="
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
BURLINGTON DISTRICT.

d. WoRTHuNoroN. P. E.
Buriington--L Taylor,
South Durling,on--W r Co~les,
Fort Madison w Simpson,
Yves, POINTS, Clark.
Salem @ Hammond. .s..
Fair6eld--l. B Dennis, ....-..r
Locust Grove--r Dixon,
Brigh,on--J ID Hyles,
Glasgow N WILDER,
MI. Phasani--J Mcdowell, j. &
Thompson,
New London N kirkpatrick,
MiJdle,own-J Guylec.
Yellow Srrings--M See. one To tie
supplied,
Mission to Swedes--J G Snidi,
IL Stewart. agent for MI Pleasant
Institute.
Joseph misunderstanding agent iur
University.
D SmiIh-Ageu, Sunday School
Union.
He DEAN Agen, Tract do.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IMPORTANT
TO DysPEPTIcs-Dr. J. s. HouGHToN's Pep
SIN, The true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric
Juice, prepared from RESNET, or the Fourth
Stomach of the Ok, after directions of Bar
on Liebig, the great Physiological che mist,
by J. s. Houghton, M. d., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for lnii-
gestion. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver com
plant, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Narure's own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, con
taining scientific evidence of its value, fur
nished by agents gratis. See notire among
Medical advertisements.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20

Many years Of trial, instead Of impair
ing the public confidence in this m,dicin,.
has won for it an appreciation and notori.
ETY. By far exec ding the mos. sangoias ex.
pectations of its friends. Nothing but IL,
intrinsic virtues anil the unniistak,bla
| benefit conferred on thousan Is OF saifsr-
ers, could originate an m.intain the rep.
utation il enjoys. While mluy inferior
remedies thrust upon the community, hive
failed and been discarded, this has gain,d
friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never fo.get, an |
produced cures too NUMEROUS anl toar,-
markable TO b. forgotten.
While it is fraud on III. paSic 20 pt:.
tend that AM one msiicinl wild intalGbiy
eura--stllt th3ra is abIn lInt pto1i that
the CHERsy PEcro2AL does not Only as A
general thing, bat almost invariably, cur,
the maladiss for which it il employed.
As time mlkss these f,Gts wiier an b.,
ter known, this medicine has graIl.lly b..
come the b.'st r;lill:, OF the afflicted,
!fom tine los.c45in of tn. American pas.
ant, to the palaces OF European Kin 8.
Throughout this entirs coIatrj, ia evses
State, city, aat in lasi aln,it c73ry h,n.
let ID contains, CaEsRy Pscr17Ab is kn,y..
as the bsst remedy sxtaut ~ diseases OF
the Fhrolt aat Lungs, an ia mar fo..
eign coantri2s, it is CO min, 10 bsextsn;;v.,
tr uset by their most intelligent Paysi
GINS. In Great B,itain, Ffan,c all CIR.
many, where medical sciences hlv, r3lci,
ed their highest perfection. CHERRY PG;
ToRAL is intro duced. and III constant u.s.
in the Armies, Hospitals, Aims Hoass,
Public In ;titu,ions, aal in 10 mssti: pri:.
tice. as the sur,st remedy their attenllhg
Physicians can employ for tn mos dia
serous affections Of the Lungs. Also i'll
miider cases, AMI for ciiilfea il i; safe.
pleasant, AMI ehectull 10 cure In fact.
some of the most f,tteril, tasti,nolials
we receive have b,en fron pnS,nts WHO
have found il efficacious in clses partica.
larry incidental to chilir,1l.
Th, CHERRY PEcroatb j: manufactured
by Chemist, and every ounce Of ituniet
his own eye, with invariable accurlcy AMI
care. 1t is sealed and protected b. law
from countedeits, consequently can BE- re,
lied on as ganui ne without adulteration.
We have endeavoi,d her. to furnish tn.
community with medicine OF such intria
sic superiority and worth as should com.
mend itself to th,ir contileacc-l ram,if
at once safe, speedy and etfectual, which
this has by repeated and countless trials
proved itself TO be; and trust BY great cafe
in preparing it with chemical ACCURACY, OF
uniform strength to aifor.l Physicilnsa new
agent on which they can rely for tn, best
results, and the afflicted with a r.m,ay
that will do for them all that medicin can
do. Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AyEs.
Practical AMI Analytical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by VIM. L. Orr, 0ttumwa; Fish s.
Dunlap, Eddyville; r. Myers, Agency City.
II. II. Ayres, Wholesale agent, keoklik.
aug. 25 '53-n35
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
EDDY, JAMESON & co
AT EASTERN MANUFACTURER ASD I'M
FORTRESS PRICES,
100000 Dollars!!!
OF .7naerical. English, French, Ger
maa &. SUiss Goods. direct from
.4mertcan e. European AFa,.
WdChreys

Our long experience i'll the western trade
and having correct knowledge of the wants
of the country, enables US TO import such
goods as are adapted to the wants of the
people.
We believe we have facilities in buyiay,
which are not enjoyed by any other west
ern House, having resident partaers AMI
buyers constantly at the Manufacturers s.
Auctions in the East, and our agents OF
The Continent. Purchasing our gools for
ca sh and on short time, we are embed TO
buy much lower than Eastern o. western
Jobbers who buy on long credit, AMI we
are always able and prepared to take every
advantage OF change la the market, ia
vorable TO cash buyers, which mcrchlnts
who buy on credit cannot enjoy.
We can afford to sell for cash, 10 per cent.
less than o her houses, because we DO not
sustain heavy losses by cre1itinJ extravl-
CANT and injudicious merchants.
Merchants who have been in the hlbit OF
visiting Eastern cities, are assured that th.v
will see as large stocks in st. louis, as ca n
be seen i'll New York or Philadelphia.
We guarantee to exhibit large, an bat
ter assorted, and more elegant stock of fan.
cy and staple Dry Goods and Notions, than
was ever seen IN one House in Amesicl.
Our Dress Goods are mostly OF styles
designed by ourselves, AMI entirely coail-
ed 10 US In this mrrk1t.
We are prepared to o.Tcr tn. sam, in
duCements in Silk AMI White Gods are
offered by first class houses in the East,
who are only in this branch of the Business
The country merchant wi ,a;s tim,
and money by purchasing his goo Is in St.
Louis-expensa and risk of trareiing-loss
of time, (Which is valuable to COOL mar.
chants, )-expensive transportation de
tention OF goods by low water-and mis-
management Of incapable und careless for
warding merchants, thereby subiecting him
self 10 loss OF sales and profits, AMI great
Inconvenience discount on money h..
receives from his cuStomers-exchauge
which is always III favor of the eastern
cities--the risk of overstocking himself
with too large quantity of goods not a.
dapted 10 his trade, which are sura to b,
deprecated and become unsaleable, an |
being long absent from his business and
family. are good reasons for the retailer To
make his purchases Ill hon, market
We respectfully suggest these facts to
the merchants in the west, believing it to
be to their interest in every respect to mike
their purchases in St. Louis, AMI that the
syslemwe have established, guaranteeing
TO them cheaper goods AMI as large stocks
as can be obtained in any eastern cities,
will bring to us many merchants and trad.
ers who have not before seen that they
could save money and time by coming to a
home market for their supplies.
OUR MOTTO SHALL BE III FACT .
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
HOGS.

In Mercer co., KY. the general
opinion prevails tina. the price for Hogs
cannot exceed % per 100. |; is said
that spectators are many. and no i'm
portani contract has yet been made in thai
section.
N Henderson county, there have been
no transactions, but it is believed that 90
will be the ruling price.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday,
save;
For hog products, there continues to
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
IOWA CITY DISTRICT.

a. You've. p. T..
Iowa ci,y--E w Twining,
Yves. Liberty Miss G Woodlord,
Grandview--W X Blake.
Mnsca,ine-J H White.
Musca,ine, c.--H Taylor.
Fairport--C P Reynolds,
Richmond Miss--L w PclIi.
Washingion--J B Hardy,
Crawforlsville--E La,hrop, A b
Kendig,
Sigourney Miss--John Orr,
Monlezuma Miss. Hesiwood,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
KEOKUK DISTRICT.

hEOhOh DtS nv D.
MICHAEL II. Hare. p. E.
Keokuk-J McClasky,
Mon,rose--F w Evans,
Farminglon--C Wolsey,
Winchester w Teas, one to be
supplied.
keosauqua--S Haynes,
Birmingham--G G Shelton, one to be
supplied,
Oimmwa-L r Rowiey,
Eddyville-Strange Brooks.
Cenneville--H Gibson. one TO be
supplied,
Drakeville--B Holland,
B!oomfeld--D Dicke-son.
Chillico,he--W C Shipper,
Troy--I N reier,
Piissburgh--F ii Cary, one TO be
supplied.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
MT. VERNON DISTRICT.

NJ j. ENNUN UTS NIt 7.
A. CoLMAS, r. e.
MI. Vernon b Ia, inr,
Iipton--I I Goldman,
Hebron Blackford, .....
Marion Miss--R Kicker,
Cedar Rapids Miss--E Skinner,
Upper Cedar \ iss-- W Gnh. one to
be supplied.
Outer Creek Miss--A b McElfr,sh
vinton Miss--H ] Burnley,
Marsngo--ro be supplied.
Marshall Missile be supplied,
lama Miss--D II Pe,ifsh,
& ID Bowman, agan, for Nh. Vernon
1astI;ute. E.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
UPPER IOWA DISTRICT.

UPPER IOWA DISTRICT.
IL. ". REED, i. T..
Rock Daie-A Wright.
Dubuque Ell ]. Kelley, ore TO be
supplied,
Colesburg e. Buena fista--G. Hill.
man. J II Cannon.
Garnavillo--Altred Bishop, ..
Lansing Miss ) A,hbiugh, one
10 be supplied.
Eikader Miss--to be supplied,
independence Miss--W N Brown.
West Union Miss Newton,
Delhi Miss--Geo Clifford,
Cascsde--H N HOLMES,
Miss to'Norwegians--ro be supplIed
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
FORT pEs MONIES DISTRICT

john HAypoN. p. +.
Fort Des Moinss Miss-W Butt
Boone--E Wood,
Adell Miss--Joel Mason,
Winierseu Miss-R Swcarengen,
Indianola--E |. Briggs.
Oskaioosa--J ohm Harris,
Mahaska--J Sherwood,
Newton Miss--John Parker.
Monroe Miss-To be supplied,
Knoxville-John Jay,
Albia--A w Johnson,
Charlton e. Decatur Miss Darrah
one to be supplied
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
Mexican Mustang Lini-
HMeHt.

A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND
A CURE FOR
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Sciaiica, Sail Rheum, letter.
Piles. .Scaid Head. fIaked
Breast. Sore Nipples,
Sore Sims. Burns.
Ulcers, Gout,
U.7RD LC!HF.S HR TUUORS,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-10-20
COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT.

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT.
Nj. F. SHINN, p. Z.
Councial Bluffs Mss--M f Shinn,
Harris Grove Miss--W p Mann.
Glenwood Miss--W Armstrong,
Sidney Miss--S Farlow,
Page e. Taylor-To he supplied,
0. p. Peterson, Missionary to Nor
way.
John w. Roger, transferred to Yves.
tern Virginia Conference.
Geo. II. Jennison, aud - Mich.
OILS, located.