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11oliiital Notices.

To the Editor Of fhe rribuns.-The msheou' ru1nor
s.riuEv err uase thar ssents IN attempting
a. ryodDoe ooIuop the hcshoo meeting II Tam
many Hell is uue,ly Unasd Whie cannot however N
V manner held rsUonsbs for ~tst occurred that o,ear
,sD srs'efnly o,Dso that bsye Iumeon' snd de-
ri u that political organization, who prefer my
sY ~ the Office q Street believing TIA, by
yproYns def u the Kpow Nothog eanddst- csn
slexIe be Effected HENRY H. nov AM.
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6orses, Carriages, ST.

1 GENTS WANTED--To sell ANATOMICAL
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EIeas~sy Eee@ Es, Z,
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IMPORTANT to WHEELWRIGHTS.-Th
vi,hne TO make contracts superior sre o. FELLoss
win please c. the Cry Pssee, the re ssh nsot on
bugb ". Y.
THE PEEKSKILL PORTABLE HEATEK,
\ uarufActured ct the PEEKsKlLL sGOVE WORKS
srd sod Wholesale and retail the froynetor the Depot
10 ls5 Wuer Il Nev-Yort now exhibiting st the fAih
n ID. American Insruts Cryst Palace sad be seen N
tbe South Nsve oppole the RefeshneDt Saloon sves
Sbont The us Of redhot ssscr Ii admirably adapted 20
sestinr ev einss, well a. stores public balls, ke kc
sTEsHE BROWN. Us Wsterst-, New forf-
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EVENINGS WITH THE ROMANISTS

EVENINGS WITH THE ROMANISTS
Il with an Introductory Chapter the Moral Results Of
tbe Roui.h system By The Rev NJ. Hobart Seymour, H.
with an lntroc ucory Notice BY stephen r. Tynt d. D.
Extract hem Dr Typss Pref,ce.
work will be found deeply Interesting and emf
penty practical brings forward the between Scrip
ture futs Rome clear and well adapted form The sym
pciy CT style and the fertility Of luison which dist nSgh
L. Will carry home eyery conscience and hes IL WI Dc
vAuable the unconquered and
believe will Information and
strength many minds and lea. may, their private
Dict IN ,ietcry cut ,rcm btbylor."
CONTENTS:
Dr. Typs's Introducon-The moral Results Of The Ron'h
sy, mixes the Holy serpturesU Of the Church
-HoIes Of the Churcb-Cstholcty OF the Chnreh-APos
tocity the Church-CoufeOr Also utiopI OF
t0wl Language II Public Worship-Pr.yer the ssntsIn
vocation CT the ssn:s-Vsin Msy-Chrstian Prestaood-
Sacrifice ct the M.s.-yllh Chapter Of s. John-Tassebtn
tiaiicn-HAf Comnrrior-PIIEa,ory-SuPreIn Of "a.
Church Of Rone-Infabiy Of the ChUeh-Anquity Of the
Church
koBERT CARTER BROTHERS. 2ss Broadway.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
DREADFUL RAILROAD AcUBEsY.

In the Peoria Daily News, of the 2O,h
we have the particulars Of a dreadful &C.
cifsnt which happened on the r. q 0.
Road about nine miles this side of Peo-
ria, or Monday last. These were six
cars, five loaded with iron for the Road,
and one with about SO passengers and
workmeh. The train ran Of the track
on The ~tIes,le- work of Kickapoo bridge,
and the ponderous load iore up the ties
for a long distance. Tne Locomotive and
tender passed over in safety. But the pas
senger and freIgh, cars broke through,
going down with a tremendous crash
About 100 feet of the tres,le work was
broken down. A brakeman, Walter
MoIrasy, who continued a, his ros, till
the last lnoment. was Instantly killed
Several others were badly wounded. bu,
all but one are expected to recover
The accident is not attributed to ally
want Of cara or cautjo on on the part OF
the employees Of the Road. Il is no,
known what could have lhro wn The cars
of the tack.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
NEBRASKA LICBAATURE,

The following arc reported as Repre-
sentatives eiec., TO she Legislature Of
Nebraska:
Douglas Couniy.-kevi Harsh, a.
Davis. VIM. Lorriner, Jr., VIM. Clancy
A. F. Salisbury, VIM. e. Moore, l.. l..
Bowen and Geo. l.. Miller.
Washington County. Contested.
Burt Countv.-Wm b. Beck.
Dodge Coun.y.-T'hos. Gibson.
Cass County,. G. Campbell, Jno.
Boulware.-Laird, J. 8. Morton, J.
IL. Decker.-Buck, w. b. HAIL.
Haygood and w. M. Ryden.
Onoe Counsy.-A. M. Rose. e
Nemahs Coun.y.-Findley and
Chambers.
Richardson County-Kirk.-
Mcdonald and Dr.Hoover.
The sests OF l.. Nuckolls, IL. p. Ben
net. and DR.. Clark, Of the Council be-
ing vacant. the following persons were
elected to fill said vacancies. namely:
John Evans kirkpatrick and A. A.
Bradford.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
American Convention.

The American part, i, a ppears, has
recently held another State Convention.
The Platform will be found in to days
paper. II meets the issue before the
cosntry-,hss Of Freedom OF Slavery
and will receive the support Of a large
majority Of the people Of Iowa.
We see tina. q aumber Of papers urge
the holding of a State nominating Goa
ven.ion mex, month. This we ,hlak is
forcing the season a lille too much. A.
bout the 22d of February would be the
most s~prsopsia,e time. As 10 the name.
whether it be American Or Republican.
ii matters not. Principles aid not titles
will govern every true American in the
exercise Of the elective franchise.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
Know Nothing National Convention.
CINCINNATI, Nov. "a.

The KRow-N o,hing National Conven.
,lon assembled this morning. Fif,y.one
delegates were present.
The committee on resolutions repor'-
ed in favor Of a conservative platform,
aud The Ten minutes rule was adopted,
The platform requests the National
Council will exchange the l2.h section.
i. denounces the Kansas Act. and
claims that no more slave States shall be
admitted into the Union.
Mr.. Allen, of Massachusetts. offered
a resolution asking the Grand Council to-
bio, out The /, twelfth section, and make a
platform on which the North and South
could stare wilhou, violation to priaci-
pies oi The majority Of The people in Ell
iher. lie though, the Grand Council.
next might fix up a plan Tor the national
~organlzaiisA on leaving each State to
hold its regular views on the slave ques.
tiOn.
There is Sc ward fusion party. head
ed by Mr. Spooner, of Ohio, President
Of The state Council. They want an
Abolition platform, so as to bring about a
fusion wih the Republicans. There are
Tvs reports Cor a platform and lots Of a.
mendmeat.- 4 sharp debate is now go.
ing on. The name of George Law has
been mentioned hsys, and considerable
discussion in private circles. The idea
is a popular one aasosg the conservatives.
This afternosa and evening were oc
supied in discussing the majority ysperl
which was 6paIly adopied--93 10 H.
This repor, denounced the repeal Of the
Missouri compromise as an iafraction Of
.lae plighted fark Of the nation; tina, eE-
forts should be made to have it restored
and tia, if those efforts fail, Congress
shall refuse 10 sdmi, any State solera,ing
slavery into The Union provided ,ha, the
State Is formed Of territory from which
that institution was excluded by The com.
~prn.0ise.
The pfssfsrn also protests against a
coalition with any pany ,ha, demands an
abandonment of American principles, or
a cisorganiza,ioR Of the American party
and finally recommends a meeting Of del.
cgaies At Philadelphia on the 10Th Of
February nox,.
The minority repor. wat sustained
principally by the Ohio and Michigan
{ elegaies.
Adjourned sINE Hs at midsight.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
Gsle9rapbir Nshs.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. OF HE
NORTH STAR.
DESTRUCTION OF A CHINESE
PllSATICAL FLEE 4.
New YoRK, Nov. 81,

.
Ike siramer North Star arrived here
this moraing. She bsiEgs no further po-
li'ical news from Europe.
The inndun Times ~coarains letters
from China, received by the overland
mail.
A large and hea,iiy armed pisaaisal
flee, had been destroy cd 10 the north wa ra
'of Shanghai, by the BRUSH war brig
Bil,ers 10 vessels were destroyed
Canton wal quiet. Imports were i'm.
proving. and holders Of goods were look.
ing for higher prices
Foo Chow dates ass to Aug. 81. A
proclamation announces tina, after the
l4,h Sesar q Saty of 6 mace per oiclu
will be sviet on all teas grown in the
province or brought 10 Foo Chow for
sale. Foo Chow prices show q deckne.
| Havana, Nov. ID.
TAe Spanish brig Orien, 60, on shcss
a short time since on the shoals on the
Bahama banks aud wus abandonet.-
She was bound from Liverpool to this
port, aud was found by two wreckers
from Massauw who had eumme.ced TAX
my u the cargo, 'rhey were attacked
By a Spanish launch from Awenbago,
who fired upon Them snd killed two OF
the wreckers' crew, and five or six OF
them jumped overheard and were drown.
cd. The launch then made oil the
wreckers prisoners and took them with
their vessel TO Cientugos. where they
were imprisoned - hours without food,
when the alcsda or may OF 50, them free.
The excuse the Spanlards gave was ina,
they were looking for the pirates who
had recently riled the American vessel
Counties.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Prof. HALL, the State G~eologist, com
nencsc his labors abou, two months
since, and is now diligently engaged in
the examination Of the geological confur.
nation Of the State. The Dubuque Er
press says:
..tie commenced at The Minnesota line
equipped with a boat and the convenien
ces for camping OUT and descending
the river, has carefully explored The va,
'rious rock formations Of the shore. will.
a view TO make a section of the Yves,
bank Of the Mississippi 10 the Missouri,
line. lie occasionally follows Up the
streams q few miles from The river. /, %
trace the extent and direction OF The strata
forning the bluffs.
Mr.. Whi.Eey, The mineralogis, and
chemist Of the survey, has spen, several
weeks q, Dubuque and vicinity. exsmin.
ing aore particularly the lead mines, as
well IS collecting materials for his re
port.
Pred. HsH has discovered some rocks.
occupying At . Poin, a conspicuous po
si'ion in the series alsag the river. which
have been entirely overlooked by other
~geologists, as occurring in The West
He has also found a species of corslline.
and some other fOssils heretofore un-
known. The survey premises grea, re
cults ROT Only in matters Of scientific
interest. but Of practical importance in
developing the natural resources OF the
State"
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
THE
COURIER OrFIcr, Nov. %

oURIER UFFICE, Nov, "
Hoos.-We learn tina, some 200 have
been bought this week, for packing, a,
44to4ac net. This may be considered
the marke, price.
Beef a. retail is selling a. 5 to 7c; by
the quarter from wagons a, 5a54c.-
Fresh Pork a, the same prices by retail,
Dry Hides are worth &c, Green 3ac,
Wood 50 per cord, coal l0c per bush
Butter i5c, Eggs l0c, ant scarce.
Flour - for Fall, 80, 50 for Spring.
Meal 35c per bushel.
Buck whea. Flour % SO per 100 lbs
Potatoes Csc per bushsl.
Wheat 81 10 81 10.
Corn l6.ols per bush.
Dressed Turkeys 4Oa50c.
Chickens per doz 81.
QuaiIs per doz. 30c.
Venison per pound &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

MAN kMLED.-W We learn that on Fri.
day night Of lass week, a driver ia she
employ Of the Western Stage Company.
was Instantly killed. between this place
and Eddyvlk. by the upsssiing OF the
coach. Nine persons were ,nside at
the time bu. lone others were seriously
injured. We have not learned The name
ot the deceased. The aceideas occssreo
Al the hill near Mr.. S,aniy's residence.
-Oskaioosa Herald.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for Decent

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for December
10 on our our table. II has lost none OF
its interest since we last saw it. In fact
il is a mos, welcome vnlos. Those who
delish, in ysncing he usesl select liler,-
ture Of the day should subscribe for Ora.
ham. The terms are | copy for SO; 2
copies SIS; 5 copies land one to gs.,er
up Of club) $40, IL copies land one to
get,er tip Of club} $50.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
Farmers Paste this in Your Hats.

Farmers Paste this In Your Hats
To MEASURE oRAIN AND Corn IN BINs.
TO measure grain, multiply the width
ard length together, and that product by
the height in cubic inches, and divide by
1850. and you have the number Of
bushels.
10 measure corn in the ear, lind the
cubic inches as above, nnd divide by
ISIS, the cutie inches in a hesped bush
eL, and take two-.hirds OF the quo,ien,
ioi the number Of bushels of shelled
corn. This is upon the rlle Of. giving
three heaping half bushels OF ears 10
make q bushel Of grain. Some fall shor,
and some oyerrun the measure.-Bos-
ton .Agrieuhurist. Nou. 2.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
, N . G N
Iron, Steel. &

A few Tons bought from .hrrL direct
GLIDING Iron for Wagons, Baggics, PfS
fine II. s. Bar, Nail Rod. Slab and Bar:
Cast Steel, Spring and Am. & English I
do. HI S. Nails, Wro't do, Wagon and
Boxes, &C., &c.
Smiths and Farmers wanting round l
Iron for Wagons &c. supplied on better
than ever before offered. in Ottumwa.
WHEELING NAILS, 60 Kegs BID
brand, the best made-including FenciH
brads, Finishing and Casing Nails. Oh.
keg or retail.
SASH & GLASS; White Lead, Putty
ton Yarns, Batting, Carpet Chain, Log
&C., sc. DEVIN& hi
OttumNua Nov. 10Th. l6a6.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
AMERICAN PLATFORM.

At meeting Of the Grand Council of
the American Party Of the Sta,e of 10.
we. held at Iowa City, on the 9Th and 9Th
NJ Nov. 1855, ,he following resolutions
were passed.
Resoived, That this Council approves
Of the action of our delegates 10 the late
National Convention a, Philadelpaia. IN
resisting The Platform attempted TO be
forced upon the order by the South, and
,sceding from said Conversion. and unit.
ing with the seeding members. in the
adoption OF the pro,ns, adopted by .ha.
meeting.
Resoived. Tina, as Americans. we de
clase our continued and unaltesed deter.
mina,ipn 10 use all honorable eEor,s, to
secure such a modification OF the nslu-
yalization laws, aided BY such an -elevs.
ton Of public sentiment. as will guaran.
tee the three great vital principles Of "a
Republican Gouernssent- Political and
Spiritual Freedom-a Free BiEie-and
Free Schools.
RsssiUed, That the Federal Govern
n,ent being one OF defined and limited
powers, among which the po~e r TO en-
slave human beings is not fund, we mus,
earnestly deny its RICH, to uphold or ere.
ate slavery in any portion u the Public
DOMAIN. or to ceEnive at its establish
men; IN Federal Territory by any means
whatsoever, and ,Aaa We are unallernbIy
opposed to the admission into the Union
Of any more Slave States, from territory
now free.
RESOLVED, Tha, Slavery is a local in.
s,itu ion, und,r the control of ih, Sc
States where il is tolerated By law; with
which the people Of the + &c States
have no RICH. to interfere; ant tina, while
we fully recognize, and ale xilling to
obey the obligations with reference to il,
imposed by our national Constitution,
yet we earnestly deprecate. a.d shall
firmly oppose any efforts on The par. Of
the Slave Stats, 10 make the national
government or the Free States. subserv-
lent to the spread and perpe.ui,y Of ,he
system.
Resoiced, Tha, The rights of settlers
in the Territories. to the free and sndis
turbad exercise Of the elective franchise
guaranteed TO Them by the laws andsr,
which They are organized should be-
promptly protected by the No 'iopa!i Ex-.
e~cu,ive, whenever violated or threatened.
Resoicfd, Tina, by The removal Ct
Gov. Reeder, who was honestly and
faithfully endeavoring to pro,ec. lie ae.
lual settlers OF Kansas-in The regulation
Of their owndpaars,io affairs agains, the
invasion mobs OF armed Mssourians.
the Federal Administration has ident e.
ed itself with those who value slavery
more than freedom. and has forfeited the
confidence aid respec. Of the American
People.
RESOLVED. That believing mi OF, the
paramount issues bt fore The American
People, to be one OF Freedom or Slave.
ry, and tina, its final and peaceful adjust.
men, depends upon the elections Of 1855
and desiring tina, Iowa ma, stand side
by side with her sisters Of he Free
States N INA, contest the American Par
~ Of this State invites The citizens OF To-
wa to Unite with them in The cause oil
Freedom.
Resoiued, That the resolutions adop.
ted by this meeting, he published in he
pape,s friendly TO the order within the
Slate.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

FoREIcN NEws.-From the tone of
the English press n would suppose lha,
We were on the eve Of a bloody war
with England. Such. however, is ne,
the case. All This plaster about sending
a large flee, TO the West Irdies is for
mere effect. England desires to main
lain her righ. to the Mosquito Pro,ec,o
rate. and she hopes do it by threats
Her Crimean War is foil enough to en-
gage her entire forces and II
II is moi, whv has she made such great
efforts to make eRlistmenis in the United
States! a little blus,er, a good deal of
diplomatic figuring, and the matter will
all be smooshed vel nicely.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

GoDEy's LADy's Book for December
10 a magnificent No. II contains 100
pages. IL full page plates, SIS engravings,
and 81 articles, certainly enough to sa,
is:y the mos. fastidious reader. For the
coming year Cooley promises something
still better! The terms for 1856 ire as
follows: leopv 90; q copies s.; 3 cop.
les %; S copies land one TO ge.ter up OF
clubl $40; 8 copies land n to gcner
up Of club) els; ~ copies land one to
gesser up Of club) $50.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

u The Sheriff of Belmont County.
o., while arranging a fire in one OF the
apartments Of the Jaa, a few days since,
was cooIy looked up by two prisoners,
n Of them named Aaron Lamber,--
The scamps deliberately walked off and
have not since been heard OF.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

READY Pay SToRE.-rhe attention
Of the public is hereby called 10 the ad-
ver,isemeEi Of this well h,ewn house.
GEORGE is now apar,ner, and the public
will always find hin on hand TO accom-
modate them with the ''best ,he market
affords" al the loves, cash rates. For
particulars WI refer you to their adver-
iisement.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

share, not half enough to do the busi-
ness of the county. In fact mills and
manufactures oil oil kinds are needed
very much in this region. Nearly all
our agriculture, implements are manu-
featured abroad, while if they were
made here we could keep the money
that is paid for them in circulation al
home.
Otumwa is the county seat. has aoout
1900 inhabitants, and is importing fast.
The population would have been much
larger had there been honses to accom-
moda,e those who Desired TO stop with
Us. Capitalists could do well here by
building both dwelling and business
houses TO rent.
In place there are two Saw Mills,
a FIGURING Mill, and = Carding Ma.
chine. There are 0 Dry Goods Stores,
2 Drug Stores, 2 Furniture Stores, 2 Tin
and Stove Stores, 2 Saddler Shops, a
Shoe and Leather Store, 2 Livery Sta
bles, l Printing Office. q Watch ma
ker and Jewelry Shop. and Mechanics
Of nearly all kinds. In shor:. about us
busy a place for it's size as will be
seen any where.
We have more Doctoys and Lawyers
than there are patients or clients to sup
port ! and their number is no. large eth.
or. In fact our people have as much
%reinemen. aac are as peaceable and heal.
thy as those Of any other place in the
West. And with III, single exception
Of Lawyers and Doctors, we eau aGord
employ msns and supper, in al: branches
Of business.
OF RaiIso.ds we have two, located 10
our place. viz: The Burlington and
Mo. X. Railroad, and ,he keokuk and
Fl. Demoins X. r. o: the first named
read IS miles viii be finished BY The Is,
Of June. The track laying has already
commenced, and in ls months we may
reasonably expect iha. ,hA cars will
reach Ouumwa. On the last named
road 40 miles j. under contract, and the
work is rapidly progressing. In two
years we shall doubtless be enabled 10
take a RIDE on the cars IRON Ottumwa 10
Keokuk. We are rs miles from Bur-
ling,on, 80 from Keokuk BY land. and
l04b the river; and when orr Railroads
ana The River improvement are compile
sed we shall be right in the center OF
gravity. Property lie selling a, reas rna-
bic rates now, bs, 10 enhancing in value
very fast. Farms are worth from IS
to $50 per &C e. according 10 quality Of
timber and improvement.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

n The following banks werc ,hrown
out in Boston:
Rhode Island Central Bank.
Orno Bank, Mains.-Ellswofth Bank,
Maine.
Sesrspor, bank. Ne. R,yal,on Bank
VI.
People's Bank Dandy, VermcnA
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

Will NEE, in the Congregational Church,
in this place on Wednesday evening
Dec. 9th. at early candle lighting. The
services attending the ordination. and
installation Of the Pastor Of the Rresby-
terian Church Of this place. win com
rsence on Thursday the Gin at III o'clock
A. M, sssss
Otumwa, Nov. %.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

ABUSING ITO see a Bank haiiaQ Lo
cofoco leader lecturing a brother J.ocolo
CT because he woIld no. give Ohio
State paper for Omaha SAinplaslers -
We actually saw a case of This kind the
other day.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

ARTnuR's HONE MAGAzlNE.-Tbe
December No. Of this deservedly popu
lar magazine has been received. No
home circle is complete wiihou, Arthur
to, %enliven the long winter evenings
The terms are l copy for 50; 2 copies
%; 4 copies So; IL copies land one 70
agen,) Sis.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

NEw Posr OFFIcES-Poughkeepsie
Hardin Co., W. H. Foo:e, Postmaster.
Madison, Jones Co., II. A. Fay, P. M.
Gravity, Taylor Co., John Banks, p. M.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

D The editor OF The Rochester Dem.
oc,a { has discovered a wrinkle for sports
men. 1t is to destroy fleas on a dog.
and keep them away from him forever
after. The operation is simply to soak
the dog in camphene for five minutes,
and then set FIRE 10 him. Probatum.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

n The Council Bluffs CAronotype
says, that BENNET, was elected 10 Con
gross by a majority l6 votes over Char
MAN.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

n Our readers are referred TO the
Gard Of Messrs. Williams Il Hamilton,
Attorneys at Law. Any bsssuess cnlrus,
ed to them will be promptly attended to.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

New GOoDs AND New SToRE.-Ma-
jor T. Bro, having sold out their stock
Of Groceries, are now recsiving an ex-
tensive stock Of Dry Goods. They are
now just arranging them for the inspec-
lion Of the public. Advertisement 10
our next.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

a BY the courtesy Of the proPrie-
e'ors we are receiving The Keokuk Daily
Gate City. We need no: say ,ha. it
merits the support Of the people of the
Valley. Tor our commercial relations
with Keokuk clearly poin, this out as
a matter Of self interest.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

~ u is said that John r. Kennedy
will be elected u. s. Senator. by The
Legislature Of Maryland, in place of
Gov. Pratt. which would be q decided
improvement.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

a Bashford the Republican caudi
date for Governor Of Wisconsin, is U
doubleday elected. Three cheers for
Wisconsin
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
Notice.

n obedience to al. order OF the District Z
4 in and for the county Of Wapello and
OF Iowa, made at the August Term, 1855
said court, in the case Of William L. BskeI
John II. Baker ct. ais, the undersigned u
rces will sell at public vendue tothe highest
er at the door Of the new Court House in
county, on the 9Th, day Of December next
between the hours Of 9o'cloek A. n. and
clock =. NJ. Of said day, the following descr
property to wit: In lot No. 223, in the tow
Ottumws in said county. The terms Of sal
De a. follows: one-third OF the pur chase ma
to be paid down. 0ne-third in nine m4nfhs
one-third in twelve months.
GEORGE GlLLASPY, 4 1
M. J. WILLIAMS. yk{eaNI
a. H. HAMILTON.
Otumwa, Nov. 18th. 1885. u
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

COOP CIoAD.-Dr. Orr has present.
cd " with q specimen of his Cigars,
aad we nsss soy that they are very fine
favored indeed. He has plenty more
Of the "same sort"
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
NOZZLE, Nov, 70,

In the two branches OF the Alabama
Legislature in joint session. on the FIRST
ballot the Hon. bennnin Fitzpatrick
was elected United States Senator. The
sste sseed-Fitzpauick ~, Prior As.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

q f. E. Parker has removed his
Tailor Shop to the p. o. Those wish.
lug neat clothing made should give him
a call.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

II The propriesors o! the EIawkeye
will acceps our thanks for sending us
their Daily. II 10 q fret rate paper. and
one that our merchants should patronage.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

~ No paper war Issued from this
Office last week. Reasou-our paper
makers disappoisssd IS N the delivery
OF paper.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

n The publication Of the Eddyville
Free Press has been suspended. Rea-
Of support.