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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15
Second ArriuaI J.!

Second HrraUGt !!
\ add addition soS to our present ss
sorted stock, we will receive during the pres
ent month, a great variety of Goods peculiarly
adapted to and bought expressly for the
= WINTER TRADE:
Embracing superb stock of
Kersey and other negro Goods;
Flannels, Plaid Linsey;
Net Shirts, Ladies' do;
Merinos and Delaines;
Dress and Cloak Trimmings;
Blankets of every description;
Overcoatings, black and fancy Cassimeres;
Ready Made Clothing;
Boots and Shoes;
Satinets. heavy Tweeds. etc., etc.
Our first business year closed on the LIST of
November, and grati6ed by success fully
equal to our anticipations, we pledge our hon.
est endeavors to merit a continuance of the
patronage so literally extended to US by the
citizens of Lincoln. The recent withdrawal
from business of some of our principal houses,
creates necessity that those remaining in busi-
ness should increase their stocks and extend
their business, and we would respectfully So
iicit portion of the custom they throw upon
the trade, promising them that we will at all
times supply their wants for a profit as small
as any of our competitors. Those who have
not already opened accounts on our books, can
now do SO, and have their accounts extended
to Christmas Year. To our old friends
and customers we would extend our thanks for
past Encouragement and for the future promise
renewed efforts to please.
NEIL, MOORES & WRIGHT.
November 20. 1855.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15

Ladies', Dress Goods. Bonnets, etc.
"E have fine assortment of -
w Black and Fancy Silks, y9
- Bomfazines,
De LANES,
Alpaceas.
Cushions of all colors,
Marines e +"
Elegant Silks, Satins, and Lawn, Winter
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers. etc., etc.
NEIL, MO0RES 4 WRIGHT.
Sept q, 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15
SAILS HOIyIED!

OUR little Barque is 4
" launched, sails hoisted, -
each man, Cab. S. Boone, Shields Wilson, and
Dick Shapard,) at his post, ready to discharge
faithfully and pleasantly the duty assigned
him. And it is now for the good people of
old Lincoln to say whether We shall have a
pleasant voyage or not
We have just received, direct from 90.
New York and Philadelphia, and now ~
opening, in Shapard's front room, ~
northeast corner of the square, large and
nnfirn naw stock of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15

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:" H. g. NJ. D. MOORES i%NCA,
w having purchased the astsazsA
Western House, formerly a.1easlstsss
known as the Fayetteville Inn. are prepared
to accommodate the travelling public in the
best of style, and will dispatch business with
neatness and at short notice. Our table will
be furnished with as good as the country af-
fords--rooms neat and in good order; servants
obedient and ready to wait on our friends and
customers when called on. Also. good
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15

w u are just in receipt Of large as
sortment of Groceries. embracing
everything IN our line. which we will sell as low
as can be had elsewhere. We invite all those
"'sning to purchase to give our Stock an ex-
animation. ~
COLDWELL d CUMMINGS.
( Dec. 1. Shelbyyiile Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15
&. COFFEE.

w have just received so Bags ~
60 PRIME Rio and 20 Bags Havana ze.ssg
CoLDWELL& CUMMINGS,
sDee- l. ea Shelbyvillc, Tenn.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
THE CASE WELL STATED.

The ST. Anshony Republican sums up
the issue before the country ins brief
and comprehensive manner. Il says
that in one.hslf, the States O! Ibis Union,
free labor il declared 10 be impoh,ic, UNI
natural and dangerous iyes sA ~ gsas'
In one half The States the elevation
OF the masses i systematically sought. az
one Of the great ends for which society
exists. In the other half the elevation
OF a few. and the depression of the mass
is the order o.: things f~avored'by the
government, and bv leading statesmen.
Thus The struggle in U nation il be-
tween two essential hostile elements
Democracy and Aris,ocraey. ioThe fed
eraf government. mnst be controlled in
accordance with tho fundamental idea Of
freedom and Equally Of Rights. or 10
energies insst be directed BY Tho oppes-,
ing principle of Domination of she Few
over the Many, 49,, .,,a.
Which Of these j. most Agreeable 70 the
original design Of the iaahers Of the Re.
publici Which most perfectly realizes
the doctrines. Of the reyolusioni '9saaD'
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
PetersoH's Magaxinc.

Great Improvements will be made in
this capi.sl Magazine for 1855. The
reading matter will be increased 10 nine
hundred pages a year. Each number
will contain q steel engraving eolored
fashion plate, and abou. forty wood on.
cravings. The fashions are always pref
tier and later in "Pe,srson''' Than any
other magazine. Mrs. Ann 8. S'eph-
ems. the cele brated author Of .'Fashion
and Famine" 10 one Of the editors, and
writes exclusively for il. assisted by all
the bes, female authors. No other mag
azino has such stories - this: and NOR
sli.y and virtue are always incu'cated.--
The terms are a dollar Tess than those
Of other m~agazines Of sim:l,r rank. viz:
s2,co per year. instead Of $500. To
Gibbs the ,e.ms are cheaper yet. three
copies being sen. for $500, 1--WE copies
for $3.50, AMI eigh. copies for $1,000,
with a splendid premium to the person
getting up the club. Address, post paid,
CHARLEs J. PETERSON, No. lO2 Ghost.
nut street, Philadelphia. Specimens
sent on being written for. -.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
A HEAVY LOSS TO ST.. LOUIS.

AVoS
The Telegraph informed u readers
on Wednesday morning. last, ,hs, abe in
Junction suis brought by the city and
coan,y Of ST.. Louis agains, The Ohio ard
Mississippi Railroad vas dissolved on
The day previous. The decision Of Judge
Treat was, that the CITY and county were
not legally s,c stockholders in the roac and
,hx, therefore they could not bring the
suit, and the injunction must be dissolve
ed. BY this DECISION the city Of 81.
Louis loses $500. 600, for stoak subscr,b
ed to the above road. This stock wa.
paid in The bends Of the city hearing six
per cent, and having twenty-five years
10 run. How the city GO. herself in 50
bada scrape the Republican explains a.
follows. ~ R8 '
The Missouri Legislature hold a ses
sion in the winter Of 1852. and the COM
pany took great interest in securing the
passage Of a law authorizing the city Of
y, Louis 10 subscribe for stock 10 half a
| million of dsI!srs. This law was pass
ed; and very soon thereafter. the persons
appointed for that purpose by the City
Council actually subscribed for the a.
mount stated, in the name IL the eRy.
Some ,h.es days after the rassage ol
The special iaw in question, another law
was passed reducing into one the various
acts for the charter Of the city OF 81.
Louis. In this Law a section wac adopted
from a charter passed several years pre-
vious, which positively prohibited the
city from subscribing 10 sleek Of tho
kind Indicated. AT the time Of its adop
ton. the eIec, Of this law was not per
ceived by any legislator Il citizen Of ST.
Louis, no wa. il discovered for q long
while after. wnrtir. The subscription
was made in good faith; sverv install.
men, was paid ss Il was demanded by
the resolutions Of the Company; and ia
one instance the city advanced its bands,
in order 10 assis, the completion Of tbs
road. The whole amount was paid. aud
tho cash realized, before the road was
finished. F,E l7"tel"
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

FRE.-Ycs.erday morning a hre oc
cured on Columbia street near Water.
The carriage fActory OF our fellow ci'i
zen. FL. ID. Hesss Was entirely cOnsutn
ed. with a good deal Of i,s CONTENTS
The zcarriages. iron. axles. springs. and
most Of tho cle,hs. lsces. and other trim
minps we're saved. But nothing was got
on. Of the wood shop. where was doubt
less . good deal Of un6nished work, val
liable seasonsd wood, etc . which can
NOS be replaced. saR y 1905
The ERE was the result OF car6lsssness
on rae part Of ihe person who kindlsda
FIRE in the stove, 10 leaving sAasings
whore thsy c.ugh, - asckeye.aOo1ts 80
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

to the party, acting with the
party, accepting Office from the party
anc stronger still,
By swearing to support The Consfi.
tuition of The Stats.
But il seems what is good Democratic
doctrine in Iowa, is NOT good dcmoera.
cy in Nebraska. Anc further, there are
many reason to suppose tina, q large por.
,ion OF The Banking OF this Nebraska
"BAKK'' 10 done within The limits Of the
Stale OF Iowa.
We suggest whether this enterprise
10 in all respects consistent with Demo.
cratic principles and profession--wheth.
er il 10 no inconsisien, for men who
lave ..eas from our tables and slept In
our beds" and denounced banks and
7cper currency in Iowa. TO GET up :hi'
"Western Exchange. Fire and Marine
Insurance Company" BANK snd carry
on is operation in worse than Wild Cat
style. : 7tElgf# ari la lIs7a saR
Whether il does not show a case o.
strong conversion 10 a faith which The
conver,e formerly denounced 40 the
faith Of the enemies Of democratic prin'
ciples. aoa ns g
We have not time now 10 follow uE
this fafihar, bn, shall do so n . future
day. We belong to that class Of demo
Gratis who believe that Democratic prin
c,ples should have universal application
and that democratic tru.h . Iowa II
Democratic truth in Ncbrsska. W. be-
lisve that truth. honesty and justice arr
democratic principles and climate or To-
cality cannot mske them Otherwise.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

A SrArios.-At, the las., sitting Of The
M. E. Conference. Otumwa (includipe
the Baker settlement and Keokuk prai.
rie,) wal mace q station, and left unsup-
piled. Since then the services II Rev.
Mr.. Fouls have been secured, and there
viii be preaching every Sabbath In this
place, a.s.he Chris.aiu Church. ~ 3 ae'-
clock p. NJ, and al Bsksr's and the
Brick School House, every other Sab.
bath a! II o'clock A. N.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
Estray Hare.
STATE or
WOpeNO Ccunfa.

TAKEN UP, by Jshn::S. Eskins Ia. n lin
residence in Center Township in said seustv.
on the 29ihday OF October 1855. Rstray prs1-
city Of the following description, to vsit: one
bay filey. supposed to be three years Old,
both hind feet white TO the pastern Joint, { M
row white stripe in the forehead from he eyes
t. the nose, no other brands or marks perceive.
bic, valued 1t sixty-hvs dsllars By Arthur Es-
k'ns and George Leonard. Which said sstrsy,
was duly posted before John Ford Eso.. { m.
tice Of the Peace Of said county. On he YOth
day VI October 1855.
JOSEPH HAyNE Clerk.
Nov 18th 1855 n4O
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
New Advertisements.

W. would beg leave 10 call attention
the Gard Of w. CLEMENT. Civil Engi.
nesr and Surveyor. Any work enssos,.
ed % him will bs veil done.
Also read the Eslray Notices and No.
lice Of Referees sale. 4olssg eali
Joseph EIlerman il now "going it ..
lone" ID the Furniture business. Read
his advertisement.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

- "a babe 10 . house, les WE'LL
spring Of pleasure" il 10 said; and i this
10 isue, Gov. Wright. Of Indiana. may BE-
considered smong thu happisss Of men.
W. learn thai his lady has recently Pre-,
ssassd hin with Two ssch wsll.sps;ngs.
oneia boy. The other sgirl. They have
bssn Damsd. We lsasn,y tho boy KsnGu-'
sky. the girl lndians. All Wright
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

@0
A $ many Of the ~neighboring towns are not
IA provided with sign painters, I ADOPT this
mode OF informing their merchanfs, mecIsnics.
members Of the professions, ETC., that I am nov
painting signs almost exclusively upon shsss
repainted and cheaper Than wood sisns, and. ~.
they may be rolled up without INJURY, en- Be-
safely Forwarded by stage or other eenysvaneey
My rates % charges are |. Fog Furnishing
zinc and painting, plain Lettering, black On
whits'or white on black cents psr inch. msas-
nring the heighth Of the letter or say, for IL
inch letters. As cents each. The zinc bsinKfus-
nished, halfthe above price 10 charged. Eixss
on osnaoerg, without painting ground, viii be
Shingles =, on tin, plain painting q , shsdsl
lettering. 50; gilded, shaded and sinaltsd Is. d.
Address 4 n. a. e. EOREMAN..
So ss-af {bF 3e OttumWa, iowa. h
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

q The Albany Argus tells Z story .!
q man buying Gate. ! few days ago, y tho
gsve . fifty dollar bill in mistake for
1--WE. On discovering the blubder, and
Fastening 10 have il rscti6cd. he fGuad
the recipien. Of il deliberately rubbing
o0t the cypher on the bill il order 70
make his cash accounts square with his
funds. An exchsUes Of . Eve for q City
saved the latter from further deiac.msal
and full: lsat:s6ed bo.h parties ae5"
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

Coop CloARs.-By request Of Dssin
4. Bro. we have .ried sheir Cigars. and
find they will do 10 '.pud." They are
6ne favored and cheap. BY the way
they ais receiving . very large stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods. and they invite
the, public 10 call and ex,mins then. :
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
TaE MARkErs.

I faa 81 $50 Ott
We have heard Of but one sale oil
Hogs this week. They were bought .:
~ 80 net, 10 drive. There Is IN svi
dent disposision on the par, q buyers 70
touch lightly n his rate. while holders
are demanding more. tstn Il .htaTs
Beef at retail 10 selling ~ Q TO 7e;by
the qadarter from 'wagonsla q SAGE Fresh
Pork a. The same prices BY retail, s.i,Ies
Dry Hides are worth Sc. Green 3ae.
Wood % per cord. coal loo per bush.
Butter Zoe, Eggs iOc.' sae scarce
Flour % fof Fall, $3.50 FOR Spring.
Meal a5c per bushsl. /, a.a sltr.G Il.
Buckwhea. Flour ~ 50 pes l0o. lbs.
Potasoss 25c per bushsl. 1sds.
Whoa. 81 10 ~ TO- so'1''F's 80
Corn l5c per bush. eagags IA,
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
Axorur. CuAncx.-A.J J. nirkerh.

ANOTHER CHANGE.-A. J. nirkefho1
has sold the "Western. Radiator Office
10 c. p. Ober. BY whom the paper will
hereafter be edited and published. We
hope that the Radiator may sffsc'uaily
snlieh.en the good people of Da'is. and
,ha, Ob.e.r may Away, b lush with The
'shiners. .sa Jss,et .Ii ssy{asatsa h.gs
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

FoaE.os AND NATIVE 'tCaIxlNALs.-
The Phil.deIphis Times says: "'rhe
statistics Of crime ia Philadelphia. Tor
The Las, Eve months. chow the following
astouuading result: The whole nsrber
of srysesisS Susiog this period 10 lS.6O6.-
OF these. ten iAossandf foe hsndSed and
tUeve are ossisssys, and eight thousand
,hrss tundss1 sud swslvs sss Irish! The
foreigo popula,ior 10 sousidsrably less
than enc Efth that Of shs ns'iss.bosn; yet
OF the iwAets lnumbesr Of afsesaN more
than fre tkirds are Foreigners. silss
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

ScHooLs -There is nov = Seminary,
. High School. end two common schools
in progress il O.,um vi, al: Of which
are well ap~atronized.s aud ,here are oht.
dren enough in .owE 10 make up two or
three more. ads liss OF ose5q ReX ~
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
1stray Horse.
STATE OF IOWA. .
WAprrn ro,,.-.eH o.,

TAKEN UP, by James Starssa E.o a. n.
place o. residence IN Centsr Tow aahipp In md
county, on the 18th day Of October A. b. 1855
me Following stray property, to wit: One 1;rsy
Horse supposed TO be fifteen years old, blind u
both eyes, a black stripe on the left side e ths
nose. .hod on the left tore fo.t, and apprsissi
=. thlrty dollars BY Z. q. Eastham and II. Il.
G.les; Which said Estrsy waaduly posted BE-
Iore :. r; noiiinger J. r, Of said ossnty, ~
JOSEPH HAYNR. Clsyk.
Nov. 10 l855-n4O-3m
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

"a Lea j, be remembered .hst next
Thursday 10 ,hsnksgiving day, and csls''
brra,e I, like our Puritan 'fa.hers1 did. By
attending Divine service and having
thanksgiving dinner. ,5sa "a. h ys0ga
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

n The New York SPiri. Of the
Times calculates. aha, il the Wal laats
another year horses will become so
scarce ia Europe thai they will be i'm.
ported from The United S.a,es.l
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

WnERE THE ApAIxisT RATION STAxDs.
"A des patch from Washington TO the
Cleveland Herald con.sins the following:
"Gen. Picrces says Gov. Reedsr was cleo
ted by . "msb." ltisa fixed fact that
the entire Cabinet will oppose Rseder's
election ard admission asa celegste from
Kansas. JEFF. Davis swear il 4shall
never 10 done; Guthrie and Cushing cry
Amen 10 that; Dobbin says hide. and
Marcy looks gIum but backs il up
They however. didn't wish 70 have all
This known before the Novsmbsr cleo.
tons.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

,HoRRlnLE TRAoEDy.-Edgar A lager
soil shot his vile and afterwards himself
.. Chicago, Cay before yesterday. He
died ia / few minutes afterwards, bot his
wife wal ssil living and nigh. recover.
Domes,ic infelicisy was a abe bottom
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

q The uds Of emigration 10 still
into our Sa.s.p Dur streets are
lined with snigrant. teams
The ov : OF which are seeking homes
Ia our beautiful Valley. q
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

Gov. REEDERr-This gentleman adj
dresses Gen. Whitfield a polite letter,
announcing that be will con,esthis (Whit.
6eld's) sea-: in Congress. and inviting the
General to Be Paresen, at certain named
places, and ., specified times. where and
when deposi.ions will be taken 10 prove
the ~illegality Of votes cast for his Mis-
sour csnditc. To mis- Whitfield returns
an i~nsoIen, and Of course, characseristic
reply. Whitfield 10 in 81. Louie, on his
way. 10 Washington, where his pre.sn.
sions will DO we trust. somewhat abs
..agoH ~ L5!33as bna3sl ab93H dE5t
49, ms3HtF
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

- Shosld he Ladies or esn.lemsn
wishl anything in the Perfumsry line
they will find il At Orr's. The way We
know 10. that the DR.. has presented Us
with > bottle Of The 6aess kind Of Pom
AIDE. al
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
WESTERN RAILWAYS.

II will be seen by thu statement yes
ierday published Of The receipts of The
C.. b. Il Q X. r., for she month OF
October. which amona,ed 10 over two
hundred ,hon.snd doIrrs, ,ha. our road
is pay ing. ve,y few Of 'hr eastern
roads are doing as well. II will DC thus
with u rosd west from THE point
The frs, year .ha, j. 10 open TO The Mis-
souri, River. !, will pay BETIE than me
Chicago and Burlington 10 Going. Iowa
unlike Illinois, is no, cut up with Rail-
roads. When built. ours musl DO all the
business for she entire soun'ry which il
passes. AZ soon Is constructed. The
trade and commerce west Of the Mis-
souri, river will seek an "u,lei X this di.
rec,lon. The Missouri river 10 SO OK
,.emely crooked. navigation j. 90 uncsr-
tain and SO perilous. thai whenever .
railroad communication IL effected il will
be in q grea. measure abahdo ned by The
people Of Nebraska, n any rate. q. !
Over this road must pass the ,iGe Of
emie ration always flowing westward.-
Over i, mus, come the entire agriculture al
PRODUCTIONS OF tho rich and i,r,ile prai
ries stretching away to the western line
of our State 10 say nothing Of The coun-
try hey ond. Were il opened through.
10 less than Two years. should there be
no other built. 10 compete with i,.a dsuble
track would be needed. Gao 9g bls
And every mile Of road bull, towards
the west is adding TO the prodpc,iyensss
Of those Eas, Of Us. Our road 10 not
shifting the current Of trade that already
exists, but bringing it Into e~xisisnce,7-
HdU6eyes sliap asFsGa saa d8iil L.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

We are In need OF Wood. Coal, Corn,
Flour. and Cash, and those Of bur sob
ecribers who are indebted 10 Us and
have either Of these articles, will please
bring it right along wi.hou. any more
talking. aIsmfGl 4so tgt 7ei
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
RELIGlOUS.

|, Tbs Rev. M. 1Yanauda. Of The Ohio
Conference. (pow oaa visiito his frisads
al Dailoneea.) will preach ~ the Old
Court House 10 O:iumws. on shis
THURSDAY evening. q s.rly candle k'
lighting. n1ar 4ssg Eli e4aNn .Meaa.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

The Weather, Building, &C.
No country in the world. situated M
ar North ~ ours, has auch fine wealth
n in the fall season as We have. Up
D the present date. November has been
very pleasant. with The exception Of n
Building operations have prcgres
sed without interruption. up to yesier
AZ which time considerable rain.tell
Should the weather continue favorable
for ten days ~ two weeks. builders will
be enabled 10 enclose al the johs on
hand, and will ,hus be furnished with
win,er jobs on in-door work. srdt9
Since w ief, home considerable i'm.
provemen.s have been made. In the up
per end Of town We notice that seven new
and comfortable dwellings have besn:e-
and in the lower part some three
or tour more. OA the beau,iful bluff
Immediately back Of town, J. j. Adams
has erected . fine brick dwelling, and
just below it on the bluff The Prestyse-
rians have laid the foundation Tor . res
psc,abls sissd Church, which they hope
10 ge, enclosed this fall. The walls Of
the Msthodiss Church are going up, rap
idly, under the supervision Of Me-. Rob
and the new Court House is fin
aad pronounced 10 be a COED joo.
I, presen,s q zine appearance and is a
credi. to our Mechanics. and the town
and county. On Main ssreei, vi nc
lice that Sands new house 10 sbou. con.
The Bird story il 70 be occupied
by the Odd Fellows, and the End 10 now
fitted up anc occupied by the Denoins
q Il. r. Company Tor an
Office. DR.. Woods three story brick
Hotel is receiving the finishing touch BY
The brick mafons, and will be enclosed
10 that the inside work can be done du
ring the Winter. This Hotel, when
finished, will be the largest. best arranged.
and finest looking q in the interior OF
Of Iowa, and just such an one ~ the
.oand trade OF Ouumwa demands.
Coming up Main street We End q new
and ~capscious Livery Stable crested BY
Mr.. Abrams, a new Dry Good Store
and q Tin Shop. also q large Leather,
Boot & Shoe Store. ard that Mr. Hawley
had more goods than house room. and
10 consequence thereof has bull. IN adj
di,ion Of sixty feet back. two stories
high and basement. Washburn, too, no,
wi.hssanding his shop 10 larger than any
other Tin and Stove establishment, wes,
Of the Mississippi, must needs put up >
large addition to give him room accord.
ing 10 his strength. In fact all our busi.
ness men are making . ''Ii,le more
ROOM 10 accommodate the rapidly iu.
creasing trade thai is concentrating At
this point. Z es,ig.a.Y y .7.l1ai
Another improvement, and n that 10
needed, il being made. We al
Jude to the grading and McAdsmizing
Of Court Street. This work. under the
supervision Of Messrs, Sinuamon T. Ri
ley, is gelng on finely. and under the eff
use Of the pick and shovel the
hill in the rear Of town will soon become
easy Of ascent. ,iaro &, = aoty
There are many other minor improve
ments going on which are too tedious to
enumera,e. and prsparaaons for build
ing on q much more extensive scals mex.
season. will be made this Winter g On
The whole the progress Of Onomwa Is
onw,rds and upwards. physically. men-
tally and morally. 3aal fls4m ~,
8A
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

Tar HEALrH Of ouf place ~eo1sirnes
70 be very good. Oaaawa Tor two
years pest has hssn shs heallhiest rlsce
ia the West. Hifsb ssa Fo3 'e9 -
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

= d.. Lyman Beechsr was ~
yesrs old on Tho l2sh. YET hs Pseaches
every Sabbath. .bs3aw = RI sssm ~ rs.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

II W. find no quotations Of the
,viee Of Pork in either the Burlington or
or KeokCk Daiiiss. WHAT'S the reason.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

Hoo3-The last advises from 81.
Louis give % a. the 6gars. with . Possir
bil;ty Of y visS in that market. 90
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
'ssT REcEiyEn
BY TINS
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RAIL ROAD! N.

v'HE subscriber is now receiving and orSs-
ing . large stock Of Drwgs, AedissAn.
Pai1.s, Obs, parAtskes. FsrfsSrry, Isncy N.
fieiesi and also, . conplcss ss.o..tsont q n
Rocks = Ssastsnesy.
70 which1he attention Of the public il inspect
fully invited. auaA
Ottamwa, Oc:. 20, 1888 - W. l. ORR