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q NOV VAL-REMOVAL.-
&fFrA HsInL Mr Makar of News

e Z + M O V AL-REMOVAL
EA Halo! MIR. Maker of News,
ENJ, Just give little assistance,
&tsRsz5s And the citizens tell il you choose,
(As well as any friends at distance,)
have JEwELRY--the very best kind
Aud plenty of that for their money.
Opposite the quirer you'll find
The 4" Bee Hfre' without any honey.
For WATCHES are coming apsce
From all parts hat near c surrounding;
30 now don't forget my new place
You'll find it Ia really astounding.
nv prices are not anY dedrer
Than other stores now in the town,
30 jus. give call, you'll see clearer
That things are neatly done brown"
A call at my store 1 solicit,
Its a nice walk and pleasant retreat;
am sure that you cannot now missit-
Forst WATCHES am bard to beat.
Farewell is q word, as parting sdieu,
| would like to see ell nv friends there,
At the store Of Bill Bar -thci ngeic,
If you have WATeH ora CLOCK to repair.
WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner of Main and llth streets,
te 9 I'd door above Exchange Bank.
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CouNr n - y. Ja. Ara u,
90 80 OAKS and biz VITA ase en- Ii Oil star oEi
f,r having e2s 900 10 counterfeit fftes tn the fap
srs Bank Of Virsinit, In their roW seLon,
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

- WATCHES AN ID JE W EIh1 -
RSA The subscriber keeps constantly on hand q
KN5x large and well selected stock OF the finest
Gakk2aS quality -
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
And every vsristy of JEWELRY, which he offers at
reduced prices.
He is also prepared to do ell kinds Of FL A
WORK.
sonable terms
A call 10 solicited from the public generally.
lie lin C. l.. VOEGELE,
next door to the Dispatch ofdce.
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RAPID NovEMEsT,-In bis recens balloon sscsn.
hon from Mobile. Mona Go lard. the II .pt. hen
Il ths heiEhth OF sixtesn HUNDRED fztt fiom The
ground, ssscendsd in the rsmsrsxbls stert ,paes of
fifteen seconds. ~-...------s
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FRUIr.-Ths young apples and peaches are %
th 81 upon the trees 10 man7 parts OF the country,
that trs will be seriously injured uness the pre-
caution 10 taken early TO strip II one half the huG-
ber. An intelligent farmer predicts thai .peash-s
we're likely to be ~ low - ons.eighth sf dollar
basket F =s<Th Ht - t4f
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trics Court a, Galveston, Texas, of tne murder oi
Bateman and J.,t hes BEEN sentenced to be hang
ed on The 2erh isssant He murderet The two men
as ing ego - 1915, and obtained sbout s7oo0 OF
: her money!
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FLOODED STOCK FOR SALE

A On scsount OF the III health OF mr-
Chesthau eer for sale all bis interest In the fol-
lowing ine Biooded STOCK: -
L. One-hslf of .. m. Anfrewetta, aged ii year,,
stinted 10 Grf Edmopson. -a
e. Stallion Grif Edmonsou, years old.
s. One.han Of gray colt out OF Andrewstta, years
cid, by Revenue,
Tally Ho VERY promisins:(
B. One.haf Of sorrel fliy out OF Andrewetta BY
Revenue; yr. old. 49,, -
itis desirable TO sell privately; and any informs
ton In regard TO the stock will cheerfuiy be sven
by Mr. JAMES TALLY. az the fsirheld Race
Corre. 10 hose hands they are, and heye been tor
sou.s ti.ns E. q CRUMP, for
CHrATHAM.
sp,r,t of tbe rimssfN. viii copy four times
and forward bill TO this effice for payment
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DALM LEAF FANs.--10 cases Pam
i Leaf Fans. nstural h.adiss, frat rate anicls
for this warm eeasop. Retailers can be suppnsd ON
the most "a ,sonsble tsrms C. A. 0WATkfH
e8 oprodts xcasnge Bspk.
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LEE HE'S A4EkCh2s.-Iho p0h1c are
hereby informed, that have just received By AdaS
Exoress . lot Of superior Swedish Lssehss, which
will be applied upon the most resseuAhle terss
be found at all hours OF tho day at the Hair eang
saloon under the American Hetei, Ard at steht on
18th, between Main and Frsnkiin q. sets.
NB.-Cappine and Lseshing IFonYtiy sttsadsA
o. at the shortest notice. - s&s =
nos = ~ q 41sai 4. o. HOssOH
,DIsTMGuIsHED PHfsloIAss, well tnos n
merchanta respectable Apothecarias, ard hxpdseas
Of othsrs bear testimony 70 the good heeb of
sLER's AnopyNE CHEaRy Exr1croaAHT fnecufto.
colds and diseases Of the lungU and throat
There 10 ne empiricssm Ia re pyeParstfoa Astse.o
which are ~ knewn and eiehiys spSsec cao1e4yt NJ
the entire psdcAi faesiiy slous enSes iafe is soae
position. fns DIARaH0A eoaDsAL y slso ps<rtse1;
with the Sams scientific akl AnA SAFE. ln beps dNe@
effects in diOsaes OF the bowsia have bees kb.sAs
able Over 4p physicians. who have bespinade ~
quaintsd witI The resinss q ths.s fass sesssdss
them h tsrhs Of usqs sltGsd Efsiss fi yos Aass 8
cough. or any di:e.:s % the Ian.s or .hsesk -
frsnas assa lhs "a sf the pisfsheza. .0ssetl nske
-n Dsschptse psE piets r. b haAs sx-:ss q -
fsiss isr sssh s.ly y =, y lesslss &c Ma
=. = srsDLE e q .f.ss, 80 - ~ 49,
rgRcEl!s 9 y 3 eo: lss,c,ss.s p, 6
lsAAa N pnssins - nsabaate epels, inassfe
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THK DAILY DISPATCH
BY j. A. COWARDIN

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subseribe,s
Nslx AND euARTEk cgNTsFER WEEK, PAYABLE TO
the Csrfier weekly Price for mailing, S4 year in
advance.
The eWEEKLY DISPATCH 10 tssued sverv Fri.
tay. and msiled to subscribers ct 81 per anpum
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- PRESCOTT HOUSE FOR RENT.

kta Having determined to discontinue the Pres
cott House boar ling house, the expiration of
the present month. | now offer the house for rent
and good deal Of my furniture at private ssls. 1t
h presumed II the house il taken once that good
many of the preseut bt arders will remain. bar
gain may be had by early application.
Je S-6tf JASPER C.. HUGHES.
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BEAUTIFUL -himOns' dsguer-
reotypes are admired By every one = ho sees t6eu,
No one shosid be yishoet one Of simouS Hfs-Iiks
ons's friends thsn havins one of 6fnnnss efa.r ~
ds.ueueotypes Call on him aud you viii s. ssfis.
ksd that what We say IL true. is -
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DENTAL NOTICE.

EsEN~Ns=A DENIAL n y Z e.
g. w JONES Surgeon Dsntist,
respectfully announces that he has
moved his Office 70 the Edgemont
House. between 9th and 7th, on Main street, 0ppo-
gte the Arliu gtou Hoase and the I'd Baptist Church.
where be is now prepared to see those with whom
he made engagements for the sresent month, and
all others wh may desire his professional services
Office hours during the summe. from to 81 to 6.
my i8-dSm
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THOMAS w. KEGS SEE,
AUCTTONEER,
oFFIoE WITH GEORGE J. 81

So. e - No. 20PEARLe STREET,
VIII attend to the sale Of Real Estste, and every
description Of Mercosndise, Hoofehold Ferni' q Q,
mha
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE

FOR RENT.-The store or apartment
i recently used az the office and har-rvom of n |.
Broad street Hotel This house present, to eny ms n
wishing to ene'ge retail fancy store, sdysntases
rarely TO be met With For terms an DIV ON the nrs
misses
ALsO-For rent, most comfortable apartment
ennstrueted for q Bavber-shcr. This well az the
storr, connects with the house. Apply to
je 2s-5lw T. 0ODDIN
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BATHS, BATHS, as-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be had asily from A. NJ to 10
O'Clock p. M, at the Hsn Dressing, Shaving ard
ShemPooing Saloon, undsi the American Hotel
r Single Bath Is cents, or s Tickets for 81 En-.
trance on iith st. mv2
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EIcARAGuAN DEcRER AGAINST Col KINNEY
The Nicarasuan government has issoed decree
seainss Col. Kinney's and Fabeps' party of "iuva-
ders" II Is dated June l. and summons all sble
bodied Nicarsguans Immediately upon seeing it TO
prepare themselves for war Those who do not
oppose the landing Of the fllihusters are TO be
punished by the Government. Kinney and + aben.
are prohibited from landing at ali with their forces,
and il they persist are 10 be captured and tried oy
the Authorities -.
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lErom the London
i~, Ak.uasad A

We are not disposed TO build Oh tho unaush enti !.
Gated rJsaors which have been fyfny abou, Sebss-
topot. of despx'ches csptar-d at Kertch which
eJuls!a most lament abis accounts o the rsvsges Of
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g FOR RENT.-A large Brick Tene-
~ NJ ent on the corner of Valley and Richard sts
Aso-s small tenement 10 rear OF th- sime For
terms. apply to ALFRED LEWELLEN or
10 lh-eo2~ J. H POINDEXTER
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There was some firing between th 9 steamer Ma.
gicienne and party of Russian srtillerymen, on
shore on the 9th. No result.
There Is talk that the Austrian army will speedily
be reduced by 100,0 900.
despatch anticipatory of the overland mall
mentions that the imperisliss In China have gain.
ed some trifing advantages over the insurgents
BY TELEGRAPH
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E'Ok kENT-rwo newly-ere cted Brick
Il Tenements on 25th street near Leiga St Ban.
nst Churc containing rooms, includiDg te.ement
~it6 passages porches, closets FsGtrys, &c, with
SaTfen attacbe and well of superior water on the
Premiies Rent Sl9h each per snnum.
Apply to ED. d. EAcHo, or
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Jane 1sth, 1855
The regular annual meeting of the Stock
ne iden OF the Washington and New Orleans 9eIe-
srsph Compsny will take place at Washineton citv
u: y. on the hrst WEDNESDAY, In July next.
js l9-dtd o. r. CLARxE Sss,,
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A CARD.-The subscriber, an experI-
snced practitioner Of Medicine surserv ana bS....
tfiss, having located on Broad street. shree doom
eoove tenth ohers his proe ssional services 10 the
citizens OF Richmond. - - - - ~
He has devoted much time and attention 10 the
study and practice of Midwifery, and 70 the treat
menf OF Diseases Of Women and Chiidrsa
ap 1-6mA RlCHD 8 CAUTHORN Md
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'THE whole press OF Philsdelphia re out
in faver OF HeorLASDs GERMAN RIrrERs, - they
are prepared by DR.. C. M. jackson. We are clad 70
record the success of this valuable remedy for dYs-
pepsia, ss we believe it supplies dssidsi ,tum in
the medical world long needed. The wrets he'd i'm.
tators and countsrfeiers havs with irawn Il
trums from the market, and the public art spared
srom the danger of swsiiowns poisonous Aixtures
In lieu of the real Bitters - Herald.
Agents for this cty-M ,ssrs PURCELL, i.App L
Co., and BENNETT BRBas, Drug 'sts.
ap I6-d2w 80
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rpald
laiuIs
| !, Gill
y tho
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m FOR REN T-Three Lodging
EH& Rooms on the corner of Broad and luth s,rsets
APpyto w. A. IRVINE. erto
10 2S TINSLEY, TARDFG CO.
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EOR kENT-A large and convenient
H. BAKE HOUSE. with every convenience ne
cessarY for carrying on the Bakery business Term,
very modex ste. Apply to
ERROUGHTY & CO, at Rocketts
ALSO-Several other houses on Nicholson and
Highland streets. EHROUGHTY l. CO.
ap le-.s
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REmOyAL.-The on CO OF the RIcHMosD
FIRE ASSOCIATION has betn removed 10 the second
Story Of the Building Of Main and IRth s.s-
. Entrance on 1lth street. II
RANGES, will be promptly attended tos k8s
Without boasting of thsiT ability to comply with
all who have had business with the Office for tho
satisfactory In which II has been transacted
use JAMES c. CRANE, President.
gJNo, ID. BosHER, Secretary. jsl3
JSO. w. WRiGHT Il Co. are Prepared
Storage, at their Wershouse ehs Dcek, on - rea
sonsbls terms - 1t san be taken In the city,
fs l2-6m f.ft* = ff5 k9t7s&ei3
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ME FOR RENT.-The Dwelling over
kss4 the store of Mr. Thomas L. Angus No n
ain street 1t contains seven rooms, and has good
large Kitchen, and hydrsnt in the yard. To good
tensnt the rent will be moderate.
Possession given imme ely. Apply to
P. STRAUSE & BRO.
je 26-2w* No. Is Main st.
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r An Imperial manifesto dated at st Petersburg,
the I'd OF June, ordsins that. In case OF toe dee
cease of the present Emperor, the Grand Duke
Cons tan,ine shall be Regent during the minority
of the Grown Prince. The Regency 10 TO continue
during the majority Of the second son, should The
eldest die. The Empress 10 to be guardian. sss
BERLIN, Friday, June Is -Au ukase of the Em-
peror Alexsuder sunuls all exceptions whieh have
been made In the recruiting In towns and Villages.
Persons up 10 the age OF 81 are iahe TO serve aed
even the only son Of family. Azt s1e
Letters of May 23t mention that the Ruesian
General Bassiiief, with numerous sni,e, he'd ar.
rived al Tabriz to notify TO the Shah Of Persia the
accaasion Of Alexander III, and TO persuade the
Shah to keep steadily to his neutral policy.
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VIOLENT DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA According
to the monthly California homicide calendar-s
new feature of newspaper literature introduced
by the Chronicle-152 persons had suffered violent
deaths at the hands of their fellowmen In this
State during the first four months Of the year. In
eludipg ii hung by lynch law, and two hung ac-
cordipg TO statute law. -
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rom
| Z. Of
. shell.
' I snd
avail
ost.
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
fRAcs. RopEs, BAGsisG, Ac.I South Yrantlin IT,,
doors West Of Old Market, buys small - y sll a.
large lots. s. "a -.,+.,--. 70 Dim
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08

Everybody seems to be gratiied tina,
Gen. Scot. is now a Lieutenant, General.
The correspondent. Of the Tribune
writes:
Col Preston's house is crowded 10
night BY the friends Of the commander
in.chief. Gen Shields end Judge Doug
las both ~eleclioneered in the House in
iaver Of comforting the title. Upon as.
csrtaining the vote, Col. Prest N drove
10 the War Department. where he an
nounced the intelligence to Scott. The
General dropped his head for a moment,
and tears were seen tricxling down his
cheeks. His reply was worthy OF his
tame, and was precisely as follows:-
LET no man say hereafter. tina. his coun-
try is ungrateful to one who has served
her faithfully"
The resolution comforting the rank, il
is said, will give Gen.: Scott about $40,
900 back pay, and abon. $1,000 addi-
iional yearly.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
THEOLOGICAL DISCUSSION.

There will be a public discussion on Univer-
salism and endless misery, in the Town of OF
tumwa, between the Rev. Thos. Ballinger, and
the Rev. Joseph H. Flint, commencing on
Monday, the 18th of March, at 10 o'clock
The following propositions will be discussed:
Do the Scriptures teach the final Eol ness and
salvation Of all mankind? Mr.. Ballinger af-
firms, Mr.. Flint denies. Or, do the Scriptures
teach the endless misery of a portion of the
human family? Mr.. Flint affrms, Mr.. Balm
ger denies.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
Congressional
". WASHINGTON, Feb. &c
. SENATE.

; The Navy Reform bill was taken up.
The consideration was postponed in or
der to affort MI. Cass an opportunity to
present 10 Congress the sword Of Gen.
Jackson. In making the presentation,
Mr.. .Cass improved the opportunity to
pay q tribute to the memory Of General
Jackson. He alluded 10 the p~resenta.
ton Of the sword OF Washington, and
in passing spoke OF offering the cane OF
Franklin which was al the same time de-
posted by the side of the sword Of his
grea, co-laborer in the cause of human
rights. HE illusions to Washington and
Franklin were in the most happy style.
He did not consider these ceremonies
empty. The memorial Of the first and
greatest Of our Chief Magistrates and
this memorial Of his successor in the
administration Of the government, and
second only to him in the gratitude and
affections Of the American people, will
be side by side united links of patriotic
devotion, and in ages shut out from our
vision by the far awav future, when re
moe gtnera,ions hear of our heritage OF
freedom, shall gaze upon these tes,imo.
malls Of victories. time worn but slime
honored, they will be carried by associa-
iion 10 those Heroes Of our early story,
and will find their love of country
strengthened and their pride in her insli.
miions. and their confidence in her fate
and fortunes increased.
Mr.. Bell followed Mr.. Cass in a speech
highly eulogistic of tie hero of New
O.leans. Many ladies were present at
the ceremony.
A joint resolution was offered tender.
ing the thanks Of Congress TO the late
Gen. Armstrong, and passed.
The consideration OF the navy reform
bill was then resumed.
HOUSE.
The House passed the bill granting
the RICH. of way to plank and railroads
running through the public lands in the
Territories as well as those in the States.
Mr.. Disney reported the Senate bill
granting public lands in Michigan cor
railroad purposes. The bill was laid on
the table.
The bill granting public lands TO Flor
ida for. railroad purposes was also tabled.
The sword Of Gen. Jackson was pre-.
sen,ed by Mr.. Smith. of Tenn, who
made a neat speech on the occasion. A
number Of ladies' were admitted to the
floor Of the House during the presently
ton, and remarks were made by. Mr..
Benton and others.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08

There seems to be a universl demand
in u city for J. L. Curtis Compound Sy-
rup of Sassafras. This article has been
tried, and used with the most powerful
effect, in the very worst cases OF measles,
coughs, hoarseness, %whooping cough, con-
sumption, and all diseases of the lungs OF
long standing, and is no W the most popu-
lar and beneficial medicine used for all
those diseases for which it is so highly rec
commended.
]. l.. Curtis Original Mamaluke, is now
acknowledged by all persons of experience
as the best stimulant ever used, 70 the
cure of all those diseases for which it is so
highly recommended and in which it has
been SO successfully used. 1t stands UNI
paralleled by any medicine ever offered 10
the public. A fresh supply of these med
icines has just been received by the agents.
Those persons who are not supplied had
better call on some agent and supply their
families.
Take one unless signed by J. L. CURTIS.
(See advertisement in another column.)
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
MANDATORY


- THE UNDERSIGNEDcHryE
n k-V~ now has his pillow fac-N2-2
kTE " tory in successful operation, and
A-N has now on hand forty plows of
all sizes, and willturn out by the first of April
as many as viii supply the demand of the
country. These Plows are of the Centre
Draft pattern, made of the best wood, and The
first quality of Sligo Steel, and warranted to do
as good, if not better. work than any other
plows ever soldin this county.
Mr.. d.. w. STEBBINs, an experienced work
man, is doing my wood work on plows and will
make new plows or do repairing on plows or
wagons, on short notice, and in the best style,
for all who may give me a call.
Istill continue the Blaeksmithlng business in
all its branches, and can supply farmers with
everything they need, from the incest edge tool
up to a first quality plow or wagon. Charges
reasonable. and all work warranted.
Gy1I will sell my plows cheaper than the
same quality of plows have ever been, or can
be sold here. All | ask is for farmers to try
them TO satisfy them that they are the best ever
used in this country. j. ii. GRIFFITH.
Ottumwa, Feb. LIST, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
"HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE

Receipts on subscription from Febru
airy 22d to March 9Th:
M. Kilterman, Dahlonega, SO 35
M. A. Holshouser, Ouumwa, 2 25
u. b. Scott, Centreville, so
Jos. McIn.ire, Ottumwa, SO
G. F. Blake, Jacksonville, Or.
egon Territory, so
w. q. Johnson, Utica, N. Y. / SO
E. G. Lopez, Ot,umwa, SO
W. A. Winsell, Kirkville, so
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08

CHoATR's LAsT.-As Rufus Choa,e
was cross questioning a witness the 9TH
er day in one Of the Boston Courts, he
asked him wha. profession he followed
Tor a live lihood! The witness replied,
IL am a candle of the Lord-a minister
of the Gospel" "Of what dsnomina'
toni" asked the counsellor. "A Bap
tist," replied the witness. "Then,' said
Mr.. Choa.c. "you are a dip,. but | .rus'
not q wick ed CANDLE"
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
DICK EATALL!

+ have advertised for two weeks that | wanted
l. the customers of Arweiler & Parker to pay
up, but they. have not needed it. now adver-
tise that l was in ssdead earnesi'' about the mat
ter and mast and wiH have money. So come
right along and fork it over without any more
talk on the subject. L. f. PARKER.
J Feb 1,-3w
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08

ILLINOIS SUSPENDED BANKs.-The
Chicago Democratic Press OF the Goth
~~praking Of the Illinois banks, Gays: The
banks tina, have gone into liquidation are
the Union Bank. City Bank. Farmers
Bank and Ph@nix Bank, al; OF Chicago,
and the Merchants and Farmers Bank,
of Sprinfeld.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
House For Sale,

+ WILL sell my house, situated on Fourth
i street, fronting the public Square. The
house has five rooms, a front porch and a cell
lar under the whole of the front part, with the
usual out-buildings necessary for convenience.
| an bound to sell. Call soon if you want a
bargain.
N. b. Those who are indebted to me will do
well to call and settle. Take notice of this
warning and save cost. j. l.. TAYLOR.
Ottumwa, Jan. 18th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08

n The Treasurer Of Holmes county,
Ohio, Nj. John NJ. Shrock. who recent
ly disappeared with some $50. 900 of the
peoples funds, is reported to have been
arrested, lastmonth. in Switzerland. He
had about his person, when taken into
custody, some $4,000 francs in bills Of
exchange.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
TIRE BEMgEME EaUREER-

HIGH PRIcE OF PENoBscoT SALMON.
"A pair of salmon taken on the Peaob-
scot the present week were offered for
sale in the Bangor market for the "mod
crate sum" Of $50. They weighed six.
teen pounds each.- Boston Transcript,
February II.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
RnsTnN. Eehruary 2G.

DUsIUN, TtUIUafy NU'
The four o'clock p. NJ. rain from Law.
renee, when near Lowell, ran into a
carriage containing four Irishmen return
ing from a funeral. The carriage was
demolished and the four occupants in.
stantly killed.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08

No RAILROAD GRANTs.-By reference
70 our telegraphic. news, il will be seen
that Mr.. Disney, Chairman, Of the Land
Conmiuee ia the House. made an un-
successful effort 10 sake up the various
railroad bills. The result is no doub,
Indicative Of the settled hostility Of the
present Congress- to appropriations Of
that description.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
Stray Cow.
STATE OF IOWA, IS:

WAPELLo COUNTY.
TAKEN up by j. w. Ireland, at his resi-
J. dence in Ottumwa, in said county, before
Newton G. Hill, Esq, a Justice of the Peace
in and for said county, on the 10th day of jan
uary, 1856, Stray property as follows, to-wit:
One dark red, or blue, brindle cow, white back
and face, and some white on the belly. No ear
marks or brands. Supposed to be about six
years old and valued at twenty dollars.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Feb. Sth, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-08
Notice.

A IL those knowing themselves indebted TO
IA "A. l.. Graves by note or book account are
requested to call and talk the matter over in a
friendly manner and see if they cannot be set
tied without cost. A. L. GRAVES.
Ottumwa, Jan. Is, 1855.