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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-23

The FAIR-The receipts at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South Fair last evening were en-
couraging, both from tickets of admission and
sales. A large company were present. The Fair
will be open this evening.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-23

Messrs. Mac Arthur and Brownell, Post Master
and Collector of Troy, New York, are at Dexter's
Hotel.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-23

1nss Ecening. Noesm6er 80, 1865,
Third and last production Of the brilliant new Com
>. edy in three acts, entitled
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

Tire great and important events--Relig-
ious, Political. and Military-now agita-
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aud H,irg rumors of the newspaper, and
tn ~IoEderous Tome OF the histori an,
writ en- long utter the living interest in
the facts he records shall have passed a
way. The progress Of the War in the
East occupies a large space IN their pages.
Every movement is closely en- .icised.
~ te,her of fiiend or Of foe, and all shout
cominss fesr,essly pointed out. The let
/, RS from the Crsmaea and from the Bni.
TIC in Blackwood's Magazine, from two
OF It's most popular contributors, give a
more ineligible and reliable account OF
the movements of the great belilgerents
than canelsewhere be found.
These Periodicals ably represent the
three goat political parties Of Great Brit
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cord ol The current literature oil the day,
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Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
NOTICE.

'INHE advertiser would respectfully M ,unce
to has customers and the public ,yeueraIlv
That he continues to supply the var oas MAJ
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lie is prepared also to FIJI orders for STANDARD
and m,scelianeous book and,the currest 49,
tare OF The day, whether from the tr,de or 80
sons IN other walks Of Industry. Having has
an experience of fifteen years in the DO and
Periodical Trade, he believes that he IAN ,.;vs
entire satisfaction to all parties intrustiar HIM
Specimen numbers of the Magazines cen. .,
receipt OF six Post Office Letter Ssamns fna
the IS on - Magazines, and for twelve snch
stamps 2 sample Of s. or So works will, he sent
Letters or inquiry must contain a stamn Far thn
return postage. Books sent, post-naIh On ra-
ceipt OF publishers advertised prices.
Address, WILLIAM
BOOKSELLER, Hoboken, New Jersav
Publishers OF Newspapers giving the above
advertisement with this notce) a few inssrs
tons and sending marked COPY to a,tsert;Sar
viii De entitled to any one OF the periodicsIs ~
list for one year.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
News from lie EaSl!

T HAVE just retm ned from Cincinnati, with
l. the largest aud best selected stock of Dry
Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps, Hard
ware, Queenswace, Glassware and Groceries,
that have ever brought 20 Ottumwa.
OF Day Goops, / have a fine selection of
Lad es' Dress Goods. consisting of Nous de
LANES. Cashineres. plain and fancy Merinoe
and Ceburg cloths, A,paccas (ysrious colors.)
a large assortment of fancy and domestic Cling
hams Gage and small plaid Caiicoes of vari-
styles and prices, Bieached and Brown Mnslins
of al grades, from : i-3 to I6 %. Tickinss,
Drillings. l. nseys. check AID hickory Shirr;ngs,
Canton Flannels, all Wool Fiannels Of different
co.ors.
For Mems wear. Ihave Cloths, Cassimeres,
Saiiaets: Tweeds, eastern Jeans, Dreadnoaghts
Ga 0vercoiting of COOL quality, CassiSner and
Wool Hats of varoas kinds. silk and cotton
plush Caps of d ferent styles
OF Boots and Shoes almost an endless variety.
All of the above | shall be glad 10 sell TO my
friends and customers, on the usual terms. or
W II exchange hem for country Produce. such
as Butter, Eggs. Tallow, B~eeswaS, Flaxseed,
Flour. Meal, Feathers Linsey and Jeans; all of
which | want and Will pay the highest market
prices for, at he old stand at the corner.
CHA'S LAWRENCE.
Ottumwa, Oct. 1885.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
HOUSE.
WAsHINGroN. Dee. 81.

#N#aHtN ah@A" EHkWaf aHh"Fe# t"4#@A
The Houee s,il. epgseed in personal
businsss. No haiis,uns for Speaker.
Mr., Cox discussed ,he quesiion Of
slavevy and defended iis extension under
,hs Constitution.
Mr.. Eshridge differed. claiming Ina,
he South hold their slaves in contempt
Of the Constitution.
Mr.. Coz concluded his three hours
speech on the rrcogn,zed principles OF
The American party.
Mr.. Cobb, Of Ca, defended Demo-
sfshc friends from the charge that they
are resp onsible for The failure to organ
iss The Honse, inasiBuch rs being in the
aineriiv. they are powerIrss, wiihou. a
unien With those with whom they can
not synpathise. The protective prin-
sibles ~ Know o,hingism, he said,
aeImsd IN imrcssible barrier 10 a union
9Th them. He invoke 90 ..,he friends OF
M. Riahsrdson 10 stand firm and mol
esaivs the Democratic Organization, es-
peaAlly a. time when il 10 purged oi
Last yestige of Free Soilism and en-.
g upon new irinWphs OF principle.
9. Foster replied, saying Tie Dem
u had welded the mselses 10 II meas-
Ots and not = grea, principle. for il had
aome oui 10 day. ,ha, The Nsbrsska bill
10 understood differently in "a section
iron what il 10 in another. Ii principle
10 the test 10, it speak but one language.
He condemned The Democratic caucus
resolution. Adjourned.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Epid any Of onreiit.rial brethren c,

6pDid any Of our editorial brethren ever
marry? We don't near, of course, 10 ask IL
any Of them are married. They are most Of
them, doubtless, very happily married. What
we do mean is, did any one ef Them ever Join to-
gether two loving hearts in the holy baads of
matrimony? We hereby wish to make IT known
that we have the advantage Of ,heM in this par
~ticular. We went two and a half miles into TIE
country, in the teeth Of a severe north-wester,
TO do il too, and in the night at that. II was
our first attempt IN that nc; but we 60 through
II without fain.iDg--slightly broke down in the
middle Of a feeling ~exordium, but succeeded in
tieing the kno, so thar, it Will hold; al least, so
said a brother Isq.. an ex-Jnstice of enlarged
experience IN mch hymenesl performances,
who wal present. fT hB.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
O6tr Of tbr Courier,
Ottumwa. iowa,
THURSDAY. DEc. 81, '55.


There are very few Of orr readers, we pre-
sumo, 10 whom the fact 10 unknown, that an
enterprising firm Of Publishes in New York
Messrs. LEONARD, scorr & Co., have been
engaged many years, in reproducing in this
country, those excellent British quarteri,cs. the
London Quarterly, the Edinburgh, the North
British and the Wesfmins,e, Reviews, and
Blackwcod's Magazine; and many are doubt.
less aware that they have made arrangements
by which they receive from the British pub
fishers, adraafe shsefs, enabling them to furnish
the works to the public in III 8 country. almost
simultaneously with their appearance on the
other side Of the Atlantic.
Itshould also be known that these FIVE peri
odicals comprise a body Of current English
Literature Of greater compass and variety, and
richer in thought, learning and talent, than can
elsewhere be foi,d in the same compass, per-
haps, in the world. Beginning with their
founders, such men as Sidney Smith, Jeffrey,
Brougham and Wilson, they have commanded
fort the best part Of a century, and now comm and
the aid of the leading minds of Great Britain, in
the whole range Of art, science, politics and ut
e~rature.
We cannot too strongly recommend these
publications 10 The public. They are entitled
to rank with the standard literature of The age,
and should find a place in every library. In an
other column will be found the advertisement of
The publishers, Were heterms Of each Of the
publications., and the price CT the whole,-.he
inducements TO 70 m clubs for item, and the low
rate Of postage, only ID cents on Blac wood and
"a cts. on the Reviews, can be found with the
address Of the publishers.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
ESTRAY SrEE0.
STATE OF !OWA,} GO.
WApELLo COUNTY

TAKrs rr ss an estray by Thomas Pow
els, Esq, his plantation in Washington
Township in said county, on the 9Th dav
of November, 1888, One black Steer with
a lew uli,e hairs on his right side, mark
ed with an under bit in the ris ht, and "a
swalowfosk in the left ca. The left horn
dropped down ami has the appearance OF
having been broken wilen young. Suppo-
sed TO be about seven years old. and APP
praised at S27. Which said estray was
duly posted before Charles l.. Roberts,
Esq, Justice &C., OH the l7ih of November
1850. JOS. HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwo, Nov. 29til, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

1--we farm, unsurpassed for fertility ard
L beauty, lying 2 miles West Of Ott,mwa
on The road leading from Ottumwa TO Alba
consisting OF 2iO acres, sixty-fve acres IRA,
irie ard about fifty acres of improved hand.
"hich ! Will sell on easy terms. A good titIs
guaranteed For terms, apply to me or to INV
agent IN Ottumwa, H. 3. HENpERsHorr. ESQ
Oct. sth, 1893 JOHN SNODGRASS.
In addition to the above farm, I have two or
three other good farms lying within 4 niles Of
Oct. 9Th, 1856 25tf H. B. HENDERSHoTT
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

The OrruMwA LITERARY ASSOCIATION
We are glad 10 learn that an ASSOCIATION Of on.
young men, bearing the above name, was form
ed some weeks since, andthat they hold re- ulal
weekly meetings, every Wednesday evening, Al
the School Roem Of Mr.. sUTIIrrE, in Srauld.
ing's block. Main street. The object Of the as
sociation, we understand TO be, debates, decla.
nations and dissertations. We are happy &c
commend the movement, as ere dec ded.y in th'
right direction.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
ESTRAY E e
WAPELLo CouNry. SS:

: 'AhEN up as an EstraY, by James Girls.
L We'll at his plantation in Green Townsb;n
IN said County, on the 5th day Of Decemhe,
1899. One red Steer, with a white face. whit.
on hrisket and belly, marked, Slit and cron Of
the right and a hole and slit in the lefr ear
large horns and end Of tail of. Supposed to be-
s,gn. years cid 70 the Spring and appraised at
ter b. Long. And which said steer was d,fv
posted before Ezekiel Rush ESQ.,, Justice Sc.
on the l4th December 1856. w
Ottumwa Dec. 1855,
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
STILL on HAND.

r II. GRIFFITH will continue the Black
y . smith NJ and Plow business, at his new
shop, on Nam street, recently erected by Street
4 u filth where he invites his old customers,
and as many new cne, as feel the spirit meve
them thisherwards, to give him a cali and he
will warrant Their work done with dispatch
and neatness.
Any quantity Of coal and wood wanted in
exchange for work.
ottumwa, Oct. 2ah, 1855 as-V
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
LEATHE Err.
Boot, Shoe,
n GENERAL
FINDINGS STORE.
Wholesale and Retail.


A L. GRAVES, having removed into ii.
- new store room, on the first foor of Re
new three story brick. on Main street Gttrm '
wa, Iowa, would inform the citizens ~ ~.
Town, OF the country adjacent, and of neigh.
ooilng towns and villages, that he is now in re-
ceipt OF his fall and winter stock Of assor,ea
Leather, choice Boots and Shoes. Shoemaksr,.
Findings, Harnessmaker's Hardware. AMI
general assortment of such goods as are usna,lv
found in such establishments |: and, of rh;.b
ne VIII keep constantly on hand a veyv Iar-s
and gene al assortment. "e'
Being thoroughly versed In tile art Of Lea,b.,
making,. he has no hesitancy in warrant;ng
every side he sells to be just what he representa-
u; and, as it will be for his interest ,e sell mo-
thing but good stock, his customers NAV relv
upon beng as fairly Dealt with as at any otI.er
in the country.
He will manufacture Boots and Shoe. n -,
der, or supply those who prefer item fro.,
cholce cases Of Eastern manufacture.
Shoemakers supplied with any article or TO-,
N the line OF their business, at the most re,son'
able prices; and retail dealers who NAV wish -
sort up" can, at all times, rely upon having
Their orders filled on terms which will Ieavs
them handsome margin, to operate upon.
PLasrERER's HAIR kept constantly on hand.
and The highest market prices paid for Hides.
Oct. ii, 1855 35-tf
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Watches and JeWelry.

TIME subscriber has Just received, per
l. American Express, a very large assoit-
ment of WATCHES, JEwELRY, GOLD PENS and
PENCILS, &C., and in fact, a general stock Of
everything that is usually kept in such estab-
lishments, which he intends selling at the low-
est possible rates for cash.
lie IS also prepared 10 do up all kinds Of
Watch ana Clock repairing, on short notice
Persons sending work, from a distance, by men
going To the RIVER, may rely apon always having
their work reaay for them on their return.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to come
in and see the new stock of Jewelry, Sc. We
naturally Like 10 show goods.
C. ANDERSON.
Sept. 9th. 1855 33-tf
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
YWR MgM mEMR m UAE B.
AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.

There will be a Convention Of the Dele
gates of the American Party Of Iowa, holden
at the Capitol in Iowa City, on Tuesday, the
9Th Of MAReH, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. M Of
said day, for the purpose Of choosing candi-
dates for
Secretary of Sfdte,
auditor Of STATE,
Treasurer Of State, and
.Aifcraey General Of Stale
To be supported by The American Parry, al
the August Election, 1856. Also TO elect
-Four Prssiacnsia. Electors
for the state Of Iowa, in the campaign Of
1856.
The ratio of representation in said Conyen-
ton 10 be: Three delegates from each Com
Gil and one extra delegate for each 100 MEM
bers of accuncl.
The Councils are requested 10 take early
steps TO procure a full representation.
BY order Of the Committee.
WELLS.SPICER,
ii. w. LATHROP,
J. M. BREKEY,
Z. X. RUGG,
J.. l.. ENOS.
State Central Com.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
ESTRAY STEERS.
sI Il OF Con- ioW WA IS

TAKEN UP as an cstray, by Charles bud.
ley, Esq at his plantation in Agency Up.
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 9th day OF
November, 1888. two Steers of the TO lilo w.
ing description. tO-wit-Oae q brindle !.
some white between the horns and OH the
RICH flank ard belly, bush OF the tail white
and two small white spots on left side, an
under bit out OF the left ear and a scallop
out OF the under side of the right ear
The ether a deep red. a little white on the
belly, bush OF tail white, an upper bit out
of left ear. and swallow fork in the right.
supposed to be five years old and valued
at 500 by Edward Dudley and Henry NJ.
Rcssetter. JOS. HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Dec. 18th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
THE MARKETS.

CouslER OrFrcE, Dee. 9Th.
Beef a, retail 10 selling At 5 TO &c: BY
the qdar,er from wagons at Babe
Fresh FORK al the same prises by retail.
Dry Hides ere worth &c, Green 3ic.
Wood 90 per cord, coal l0c per bush
Butter zoe. Eggs l0c. and scarce.
Floor o. for Fall, $3.50 for Spring.
Meal 900 per bushel.
Buckwheas Flour 50 SO per 100 lbs.
Potatoes 25c per bushel.
Whea, 81 10 oil 10.
Corn $4,000 per bush.
Dressed Turkeys 40a50c.
Chickens per doz 81.
Quails per doz. 30c.
Venison per pound &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
PlyMouTH, Friday, Dec. q.


Our population and several bundled
Ersons from abroad. have to-day cele
I'd the a%nnisersary Of the Lahdine
10 Pilgrims.
0 exercises consisted of praying.
e. an original Ole and Grafton by
II. Seward. ot Naw York.
orator occupied abou, an hour
ALI. and was listened 10 with
attention. sAlu qes sIl}
ic dinner followed the lexerci.
.s church h. At which srceches
Y and sentiments given.
.sbrasion elossd By . bell IN the
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

PUMROY & Co.-If any one IL curious to
see how an executor will del oIthinse!f behind
the counter, an excellent opportunity can be
.hat at Pumroy & Cas-, where Fl end Warden,
late Of the Courier, will be found transformed
iato . merchant. Call and see the new firm
Their advertisement win bel und in this paper.
We wish them abundant success,
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Estray Horse.
STATE OF IOWA, !.

TAKEN UP, by James Starises Esq, at his
place OF residence in Center Township in said
county, on the 18th day Of October A. ID. 1855,
the + Glowing stray property, to wit: One Gray
Horse supposed 10 De fifteen years old, blind Of
both eyes, a black stripe on the left side of the
nose, shod on the left fore 70 4, and appraised
at thirty dollars by E. G. Eastman and II. H.
Gates; , VIII" Rn;l sad sad E'tpay was sd. duly 1 posted De- q
the Goth day Of October A. D. 1885.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Nov. 10 1an6-sA0-31
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

The WEArHER during the past week, has
been cold enorgh for winter, ard we are favor
Cd with = few inches of snow, provoking, we
see, an attempt at sic ;gh .iding on the part of
those who can command a turn-outfor that pur-
pose.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Postage.
NOTICE.

r HEREBY tender my thanks to my custom
j ers for the liberal patronage hitherto gwen
me and ask continuance Of the same, and as !
need money ] wish all who are indebted 10 me
to come forward apd square up their ACCOUNT
without delay. y. BANDS
OttanWa, April ~, 1855
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Fiuy.
STRIFE OF IOWA, a 60

WAPxlLo CouNry, SS. :
TAktN Cp by Dobson Wood Esq /. at
mis- residel,e in Richland Township
in said Count. on the 2nd day OF Notem-
Der 1885: Que bay flly, black msne and
tail, no marks OF brands, supposed to be 2
years oil all valued at fny tive dollars
b. Harvey Clayton, henry L Devol and
Charles L. Whtcomo. and which was duly
posted before Hugh Brown + So, u Justice
&c Of said County on tine day and year
above written.
|. JOSEPH HAYNE. Clsst.
Ottunws. New. 2oth l0h5.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
YO NI whom this NAV.
Concern!

TT is natural 10 suppose that after selling out
i would be for settling UP with all my Gus
toners. For this purpose, Gas l expect to be
absent myself,) | have left my notes and ac-
counts with JAMES PuMRoY, Esq, who is au-
to receive and receipt for me. have
also commenced suit for the payment of some
OF them, and will commence more if not pay
ed in a reasonable time after maturity.
JOHN GRAVES.
Ottumwa, Nov. 9th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Admint.trasor's Notice.
LOOK HERE!

HAMMOND T. WILLIAMS respectfully ask of
those indebted to them a settlement Of their
accounts and notes by the LIST Of January next,
after which time we cannot wait for our just
does.
Ottumwa, Dec. 9th 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

90 DEGREES EELow ZEro.-Thc Clark CT
Ne weather informs US that the thermc meter
stood yesterday morning at 20 degrees below
zero; the coolest weather, essays, since 1851.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Spicy C~orrespondence.

Spicy Correspondence.
A Western paper brings us the follow
irr pleasant epis,oIary passage between
a Missouri and Ksnsas editor:
DENoCRAT OTyIcE,
WARSAW, Mo, Oci 30, 1885
Editor Herald Of Freedom-SIR:-
We send YOU. nv ,his mail. a copy Of the
Snu,h West Democrat. W. wovid be-
olsassd TO receiss your paper n ex.
charge. a. We want 10 z what you
I--d abolitionis,s. up in Kansas, have
20 say. Respectfully,
MURRAY g. LEACH.
We we're instructed not 10 cas-, pearls
hefore swine. hence are INV illing to gram
he request. Yours. truly.
G.. w. BRowN. Ed II. Of FL
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of Advance Sheets from
the Brit ish publishers gives additional val
ne 10 these Reprints, especially during the
present exciting state Of European alters
,nasmu,h as the y can now D. placed IN
the hands OF subscribers about as soon AZ
he original editions.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Furniture " areroOIli.


UANMOND Il WILLIAMS,
A RE JUST OPENING an extensive stock
N Of FURNITURE, in A. j.. Spauld ng's
Brick house. on Main street, which they pro-
pose 10 sell on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in part of
Drcs.sug and Plain Buren us.
with and without glasses. BEpsrEAps-p!ain
and fancy posts, from four to 7 feel high!
Breakfast, Dining, Dessert, Stand and
Centre Tables. CHAiRs-Spring
Bottom Mahogany, Cane and
Wood Rockers, Rim and
Stat Backed, Ch.id's
Table Chairs s.
Rockers;
Ban
mister. Slant,
Rimmed Backed,
and Scollop Top
SETTING CHAIRS,
Lounges, Mattresses and Cribs,
Willow Wagons, Looking Glasses and Clothes
Baskets They also carry on the :
CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches, and orders may be
left with the fullest assurance of their ~receiv-
ing prompt attention, anu being filled with the
best material and workmanship.
EV- Gentlemen and ladies' wishing to pur-
chase, are invited TO call and examine our
stock. We are determined TO sell as low as any
other establishment in the country.
f3 Collins made to order on the shortest
notice. Ottumwa, Aug. I'd, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

THE RIvrR is now frozen over and in fine
crossing condition for The mari ct loaded teams.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Estray Mare.
STATE OF
H1neUo Ennnyu C.

TAKEN UP, by Ioha S. Eakins Esq. at his
residence in Center Townsh in sa d county,
on the a9,h day # Oct Der 1885, Estray prop
city of the following description to wit: one
dark bay 6lley, supposed to be three years cid,
both hind feet white 10 the pastein mt, a mar
row white stripe in the forehead fr m the eyes
to the nose, no other brands or marks perceiva-
BILE, valued at sixty-fve dollars by Arthur Ea-
was duly posted before John Ford Esq 2 JUS
tee Of the Peace OF said c.unty. on the S0,h
day Of October 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Nsv 18th 1asb no
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

Ilnprugei Little Giant corn and
cob Plantation Miit--frice ke-
duced
TINE subscriber has purchased exclusive
i right OF territory for sale in the West, Of
The above celebrated Mills, and is prepared 10
furnish them at all fines, either wholesale or
retail, guaranteed in the most positive manner.
1t is now more than a year since the "Littie
Gianp' was introduced 10 the public, during
which time it has been constantly growing in
popular favor.
The improvement recently effected and pat
ented. makes it the most perfect machine ever
offered for genera farm use. 1t is furnished
complete, ready for attaching team, and weighs
as follows: No. ], 225; No. ? $50; No. 3, 400;
No. 4, 500 pounds. Twenty minutes are suffi-
eient 10 set one up, without mechanical aid, and
when once adjusted, it can with safety Re
entrusted TO a boy. Full directions accompany
each mill.
PRICES:
Mol s35, grind s ba. meal pr hour with ! horse
-. > $40 * 10
* 3. $50, g Is /" "
81 4. 500. SC 20 6. +.
cJ-L:beral discount 10 dealers.
JAMES B. CHADWICK,
No. 60 Locust ST., between 2d and 81
Nov. | 38-ly ST. Ions No.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods.
Cheaper than Ever!

DAVID SANDS,
MOULD respectfully inform his friends
w in Ottumws, aud country in Wan
clio county, and the public generally, that
he is now in receipt of . large and we'll
assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods.
of almost every variety, which were carr
fully selected to suit this market. The
stock consists in part as follows:
Fancy black and blue Merimac prints;
French Ginghsms, NJ. d'lains. aipaccas:
Black colored and figured l~ustres, broad
cloths;
Cassimeres, salinets, jeans, Hsnnellinsey,
Ticking, hdkif's, cross barred and plain
~jaconet;
Swiss muslin, Irish LINEN, .bleached and
brown domestic, checks, table cloths,
Hosiery, gloves, ribbons and a great vari-
ETY. OF Yankee Notions, together with a
large supply of
READY-M A e
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING
Such as coats, pantaloons and vests of ev-
cry variety, shirts, drawers, also