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Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
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TO 90 A o r s
Office of the Demoine Naviga ton and
Railroad Company, ottumwa, March4th,
1856.
Sealed proposals i'll be received at this
Office until l2 o'clock, NJ, Of Monday the
2Sth day Of April next, for the construc-
ton of twenty Locks and Dams for the inn
provement of the Des Moines River be-
tween The town Of Alpine az miles below
Ottumwa) and Fort Dies Moines, a distance
of about l26 miles, and also the lock and
dam at St. Francisville, IL miles from the
Mississippi River.
The chamber oil the locks is to be 200 feet
long between the quoins and ID feet wide
They will generally be built on rock four
d~ations; the face of the masonry will be
of hammered stone, leveled up TO regular
courses, and laid in hydraulic cement; the
backing and interior stoue will be quarrie ed
in rectangular blocks, with beds parallel
to each other, and joints at right angles
thereto. and will be laid in quick lime NOR
tar, except at the head OF the lock, where it
will be laid in cement.
The coping will be OF cut stone dowelle d
and clamped.
The gates will be let in a separa tie cor
tract.
The dams will generally be about GOO
feet long and Is feet high, (restins on ROCKY
made OF limbe. and stone.Awith 6ulkleads
(wi.h stone abutnen ts): on>each tide OF
the river for the hydraulic ca"als.
The plans and specifications for the
work will be ready for examination on the
I IL - nytl at xyht,h ttn.a pnn,a- nE tba
specifications and blank forms for propo-
sails, and information in regard to the To-
cations of the locks and dams, will be fur
nished to the contra ctors at the several
Engineers Offices on the lins. aud at III.
! Company's office, No IL, William Street,
New York.
The contracts will contain a clause re-
curing the personal attention Of one Of
the partners of each contracting firm, at
each lock and dam; that no transier ofcon-
tracts shall be made, and that no subcon-
tract except for the delivering of materials
W i'll be allowed.
Monthly payments will be m,de in cash
as the work progresses, reserving 10 per
cent in lieu of other security; aud the
whole will be required to be completed by
the LIST of January, 1853.
Contractors who are not known 10 the
Directors, or TO the Engineers. will be re-
CURED to furnish satisfaci DRY testimonials
of their skill, experience and responsible
ty.
The Company reserves the right TO IA
ward the contracts on such proposals as
may be deemed best for the interests OF
the State and of the Company.
VIM. G. JOHNSON, President.
EDwARD II. TRACY, Chief Engineer.
Wn.J. McALpIHE. Consulting Engineer.
Galena Gazette, st. Louis Missouri Re-
publican, Chicago Journal, Cincinnati Rail
Road Record, Keokuk Times Gate City
Fort Des Moines Iowa Statesman. Eddy,
vile Commercial, Burlington Gazette, Al
bany Argus & Evening Journal, New York
Railroad Journal q Herald. aud Buffalo Re
public please copy. Publish once a week
until the 18th Of April. Send copies OF
paper containing notice with bill, tothe of,
flee of the Company, at Ottumw Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

The KANSAS CONTESTED ELECTION
|CAsR.-We learn from our exchanges,
although nothing was telegrapbed on The
sub;ecs. tina. on the 18Th, The House ao-
horned the Speaker to send a Commit
lie OF two 10 Kansas TO take iesiimon,
8 regard 10 the alleged frauds. aud ap
propria,ing ten thousand dollars to pay
Sx-penses. The President is also reques-
edic give military protection to ME com
nistee. il necessary. The matter is thus
i.uosed OF for The present.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
Grand Chance
TO INFES7 WRE.4L EST.3TE.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishing TO west the
capital in the Mercantile Business in which he
is engaged, offers for sale 3 Lots, and the
House thereon, on the principal street, only a
few blocks from the centre of business, and on
a block adjoining the Depot Of the b.. & M.
u. II in Ottumwa, on terms, considering the
location, present and prospective value OF the
property extremely low. The House is a
substantial two story, and on one side, three
story frame building with FIVE rooms, end ar
ranged for two families. VIII sell the House
and one lot separately, but prefer to sell the
whole together. a. l.. GRAVES.
no. 2. If.
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YHR MRWa KM e EauREER-

We are vigorously pressing forward our ex-
aminations Of all The lands belonging to the
Des Moines River grant, with a view OF bring
ing them into market as soon as possible.
As ooona as our maps of the Des Moines val
ley, together with s ctional plats of Town
ships are completed, we shall be abba 10 give
all necessary information to such as desire to
purchase these lands.
: GEO. r. PERKINS.
.g Land Commissioner
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
Notice,

T S hereby given, that the undersigned have
i this day been appointed by the County Judge
Of Wapello CO. Iowa, administrator and admin
istratrix, of the estate of +. M. Harrow decd.
late Of 'Wapello Co nty. Iowa. All persons
owing The estate either by note or account are
notified to make immediate payment, and all
personsshaying claims against said estate will
present the same, properly authenticated, ac-
cording to law, wi Thin the time thereby atix-
ed, or the same shall be barred from Collce-
ton.
HARRIET HARROW. Administrative.
JOSEPH w. w ELL Administrator.
March 18th n1-iw.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
New York, March 90.

New YORK, March ~.
The Steamer Persia, from Liverpool
has arrived.
TIE peace Conference is progressing
favorably. m
II had been reported that. the repre-
stn.a,iyes al the Conference were sign
ing preliminaries Of peace.
No ne s of the Pacific.
The Emperor Napoleon recently
made a speech in which he said lie hoped
tor peace, bu. France mus, be ready for
Pc ace or war.
The Persia brings nothing 10 add to
the above, excep. the general m tina,
negotiations were proceeding steadily
The fifth meeting was held on Thursday.
NE 10Th as usual.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, March 9Th.
5 The Paris Moni;eur OF yesterday con
,Sf,rs the Imperial decree, calling MO &C.
live service 100000 young soldiers Of
class Of 1888.
BERLIN, Sunday.--Two cou riers
passed through this city Ell route for
Paris. having fresh instructions for Rus
elan Plenipctshtia,ies.
H@AMBURoH, March 6
Admiral Wasrar from Keil to-day
lie has ordered the Gee, 10 assemble of
/ Moss Island, TO commence q rene wal OF
he blockade Of The Russian ports.
LONDON. Friday Evening The funds
were heavy to day owing to continued
presspre. Cor money advances on Gov
eminent securities were 10 active d,mand
,hroughou, the day al 6 per cent, set
Element Cay, transactions in scrip OF new
4 lean having Increased the wants Of deal
,,r. Continental advicts deEoie a ia.
vorable appearance o. exchange a: all
rnin,s.
The Prr,ia brought 100 passengers.
She spol.e On the o ms, of Cape Cieur.
tbe saesntr CaHsda FROM Boston.
Ship James Burns arrived al Liver
rGxSi,from M.ib"urne, with upwards oil
" 10000 ounces OF gold.
An insurance has been Ell, c,ec on the
Pacific Of so per cent.
liie !C.anstn! Garden Theatre was
Lurnea Oh the morning OF liza 9Th met,
a, a early hour, just after q masGae BAL,
conducted by Anderson a. Wizard. Tie
~eesuuc,ion Gf the building and PROPER
lies complete.
Orders wsre received at Marsellies for
lie conveyance Il 10 coo Infantry and
battery Adultery 20 The Crimea, to ,e-
llace The troops rs'urned home.
THE BALTIC.
The Russians are sending ,loops in
con,idrrah,e numbers to Finland; also
concentrating a large (oIce around Saiai
pr,er.bp,gh and strengthening barriers
h,ar Conslrad,.
Rreaas,uus have considerably daclin
.t The market closed steady.
Pr.yisioa marse, generally unciiarg
I'D aud qutt.
Cuns,ls qro.ed ri 9la.
BREADSTUFFS.
Brokers' circular quotes cors sefa5!e
decline in breads,ufs. Ilnur d cl'n'd
~. OIL, White Wheat de h ed Co.
fWhi,e Corn Is.
Olaer circulars state Flour on Friday
orsned dull, but inprs vrd al the close
AIh " heu, and Corn. Western Canal
Flour 81 a 32s; Baltimore 81 a J5s; q
lilo &c.: Rel " hea, 9s Sd a o. 81; While
10 lis.
Circular Of Richardson. Spencer and
Go euo:e provisions gsnera'y nnehang'
ed. Beef ard pork quiet. eastern bacon
war in improved demand and scarce,
FIST arrivals were wortt SO q 52s- Lard
quiet al "a a Sos.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

- Aoeos .
To Pc, sons who haze made applications
TO Purchase Des U0ines Eirfr
Lanas:
Having been placed in charge
of the Lands Of this Company, / find on file in
tais Office q large number of applications from
various persons aesirous of purchasing certain
tracts. Wishing to afford each Applicant an
opportunity to secure all the advantages, he
NAV be entitled TO by the terms of the Com
pany's advertisement OF Sept. 9th, 1855, |
would request you to meet me at this Office on
the LIST, end or Bird, day Of April next. / shall
then be able to consider the respective claims
Of the various Applicants, and can fix upon all
the details o. sale etc.
IL you still wish to purchase, I would urge
you not to fail of meeting me on one Of the a.
boye named days.
After the 9th Of April, l shall consider the
| Company, as well as myself, released from, any
obligations 1t preference to Applicants.
The conditions Of sale are asfollows:
One-tenth down at the time of sale, anl the
balance in nine equal annual payments, with
interest scmi-annuaily at eight per cent. per an
mum. For such tracts as are wholly covered
| with good and valuable timber, one-half down
will be required, and the balance, as above, in
| nine equal annual payments.
Persons wishing to pay the whole sum down.
atthe lime Of purchase, will be accommeda-
| ted.
Payments at the time OF purchase may be
made in Cash, in solvent Bank Bills of the State
Of New York, or in the Construction Bonds Of
this Company at par value.
Our Lands are valued at So and upwards per
acre, according to their location, quality Of
soil. quantity Of timber, stone, coal, etc.
The lands which have been examined. and
which are now ready for sale, amount TO nearly
10000 acres, and include all the lands owned
by the Company in the Counties Of Lee, Van
Burcn, Davis, Jefferson, Wapello, Monroe,
Mahaska, and Jasper, and in Marion County,
Township "a, Range IL, and Township "a,
Ranges Is, ~, q. and 81.
al .NAf&zAua % A.2 &C * s3af
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

A LII persons interested are notified that at
IA the April Term 1856 of Wapello County
Court | will make final settlement of sad Es-
tate, and distribute the assets in my hands to
those entitled thereto according 10 law
THOMAS BIGHAM.
no. B.. st. Administrator
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

CONC! GoIN6!!-The ice Is now
noy,ng cut finely, and we wish II
epsZly voy age in search of warme'
climate. A very few days wall impar'
HE ard animation to Wafer street, by the
arrival of a multitude Of boats from below
|well ladened with Groceries. etc.--Daiiy
|Ieegraph.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

Ma. FiLLMoRE The Albany Alias
hays that Mr.. Fillmore, afier being '.pu,
Ehtoueh 1 course OF sprouts 10 use the
idio,a Of his BufTalonisn homs) BY The
! esui,s aud the Holy Fathers. ha' gone
ko Naples 10 see the lazzaropi, the M
~earoni, and yesuvius. 'sll in a . ct
or8pAion.sl
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
News from the East!

r HAVE just returned from Cincinnati, with
i the largest and best selected stock of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hard
ware, Queensware, Glassware and Groceries,
that | have ever brought to Ottumwa.
OF Day GooDs, l have a fine selection OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of Nous de
LANES. Ca,hmeres, plain and fancy Merinoes
and Coburg cloths, Alpaccas (~various coiors,)
a large assortment of fancy and domestic Cling
hams (large and small plaid,) Caliroes of vari-
STYLES and prices, Bleached and Blown Muslins
of all grades. from s 1-3 to 16 2-3, TickinSs,
Drillinss, Linseys, check and hickory Shirtings,
Canton Flannels, all Wool Flannels of different
colors.
For Mems wear, / have Cloths, C~assimeres,
Satinets: Tweeds, eastern Jeans, Dreadnoaghts
Ga Overcoming of good quality, cassimer ant
Wool Hats of various kinds, silk and cotton
plush Caps of different styles
OF Boots and Shoes almost an endless variety.
All of The above | shall be glad TO sell TO ms
friends aud customers, on the usual terms. oil
will exchange them for country Produce, sucl
as Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax, Flaxsecd
Flour. Meal, Feathers, Linsey and Jeans; all Of
! which l want, and will pay the highest marke7
prices for, at the old stand at the corner.
M. TO my old Customers Iwoula say thai
the TIM has come TO settle up old accounts, ans
| as the old Proverb says
"Pay what you owe,
And What you are worth you'll know"
And as | have debts to pay in a short time it il
necessary | should use due diligence N collect
ing without which rcannot pay.
Jan. 24thtf.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

Such as common Winter, French, Polka, COM
mon Rockers, Cane seat Rockers, Childrens,
&c. &C..
still carry on he business at the two story
frame building on Main Street, opposite the
Mil. square, where am prepared TO make to
order, all kinds of furniture in the Cabinet line,
IN a neat and workmanlike ma ner.
Having been en- gagged in the business many
years, / Halter myself, that the style and quality
Of my work will give entire satisfaction to all
who buy.
Collins made on the shortest notice.
fT- Lumber taken in exchange for Furni-
ture.
IL To those indebted to me | would respect
fully state; that, as times are hard, | would be
much Obliged il they would ''fork over"
JOSEPH ELLERMAN.
Feb. II, no. 1. IL.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

q Miss Anna Plues WAS married TO
Robert Arb contemporary thinks the even
promises > new edition Of Piua ark's
(LiCss. - -
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

A LBUMS, Portfolios Gift Books for 1856,
IA Juverile Books, a ,ge assortment for
sale by ar w. l.. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
BRICK
"o~ -AEA".

The two story brick Store on Front Street,
opposite tothe Mill square, known as SpauI-
ding's block, is for sale at a bargain. A FIRST
rate chance o get a business house in a good
81 uation. For terms enquire at this Office or
of SnAULDlNG.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

STATE GOVERNMENT IN UTAH Gov.
Y GU lg ecommended(as we learn by the
las, arrivaD the Legislature Of Utah to
pass an aci authorizing a convention u
form a Constitution for a Safe govern
meut. preparatory to admission into the
Union. Ia the meantime he says a cen.
sus shall be taken as a basis for the Con-
|yen,ion 10 &C. upon. So Utah is likely,
ere long, to presen. herself for admission
precisely as Kansas has done. having
previously organized and set in motion
|Sla,e government, rs she has, and al
|Caiiforn,a and Michigan did. Co.,
Young pro,es's in advance agairst III
more common practice, as a colonial syf'
ten formed on The model Ct the Brillsi
colonial 5, item. homogeneous with oul
na,iona. principles. and degrading 10 'ht
pe4 ple Who suffer under il a tenn orary
depriva,ion Of their lull rights as A"erl
|San ci.izens.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
Dissolution.

The Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween E. E. Parker, and G. b. Golf, in the
Tailoring business was dissolved on the 10th
of January ls56. The business will be con-
tinued by the undersigned al the old stand, over
Major Bro. Store.
C. B. GoFF.
March 9th, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
A awyer Want cd.

An A no 1 Sawyer who completely urder.
stands running circular saw mills, pushing Pc
seyering man. Good wages and a permanen
situation will be given to suitable man Ref
erence requested for integrity and qualifica-
tons. Enquire at the office of this paper.
March, ID mast.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
JORDaSG LINE.

keep on hand alarge supply of InoN, ard
plenty of men who are always ready 10 work.
Parelcularly for cash. have on hand plenty
OF Horse SHOES and NAILS, and will take
particular pains TO have
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
glotbiua s. f~nrnisbiua GOODS,

HATS, CAPS, Doors, AND SHOES Bis VII rs
Bed, Crib, Travellers and Horse; a large as
sortmen,, Fine Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers
Buck Gloves and Mittens, Hosiery, Gu
Cloaks and Caps. Carpet Sacks. Satchels, I'm
brellas, Over Shoes, Curtain Goods Patent Fix
lures,
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Eanb 1fpart men I.
DES MONIES n. 4 r. r. co

OTTUMWA; March 18th, 1856.
To Persons uho haze made applications
TO Purchase Des 4Noines Eirfr
LaugS:
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
SsONE WEEK LATER.
-&VaNcws Of the Pacific.
DEcLINE Nv BREaDS7UFFS

Ncws Of the Pacific.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
AN1DN-EMR s- aR
E. Il Z T. z \

7 All under tho necessity of calling on all
l. those knowing themselves indebted TO me
for an immediate settlement of their accounts,
as attn innecd of money; and mus. have IT.
JOHN L.. STREET.
Ottumwa, Jan. "a ~.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

Closing out Winter Goods
or every kink Gerry lou to make Room for our
LARGE SPRING SrocK now on the way by
RAIL ROAD.
Prime-Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Coffee,
Teas, Yarns, Ma lis &C., &C., and plenty Of them
at less than market prices.
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WHEELING VA. FRIDAY MORNING
TRANSPORTATION
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
RAILROAD.
80 a.

n,.r, a5I, e z g g o,EoIs.. TH z .sD e 5H g
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ssse3 SAzSsss - s<sssss Sssssssss5 ,ztlB
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN. so UTlIERN AND. WESTERN
TRAfELElfs.
hHine DAILY tsnndas ntsa bstreeE Rich.
nond aud Washington ety si@ Gordonsyilis and Alex
andiia.
Hours OF departure Rich
lnond A. ~. and 1850 p NJ.
Retirnins leave Washington, ..6f A. n. and Pm.
aud 50 ~ y
Arrive at Richrioud ;. :. 1850 p. NJ ai,I
cheeks and tickets given through between Rich
nond and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP RAIL.
and being In excellent order CARRYING THE isEAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give tile best guar
aniee % always ass shown by ar
walls daily At Richmond aud Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FAER 1yrwEEs RicH,iosp Z. :. e5 30
An Omnibus VIII be found always ready 10 lake ffrt,oA
and their baggage ef wearng appare betHes
the two Depo 81 charge, With ample time Them 10
take their meals. whether going North or South
Through Tickets he obtained between Danrflie ,,d
IT the Terminus OF the Road nov nearly COM
rlefed 70 Danie An Agent Of Company vii receive
ne eheeks Of from the Danyile Road AMI at
timore Depot. -
route. - - - ~ ~ \
mond and Alexandria. = 2.
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lszsKiUBENHzLLh z 4 NPl q NAKEzz8G

aJr@s ! The fine steamer coNvoY, Capt A. o,Neai.
will run as regular packet between steuben-
vile and Wheeling, connecting with the Steubenyille and
diana Railroad az stenbenye, and with the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad ut Wheeling. ~ iE77F
Leaves sseubenye O'Clock, A. NJ, and Wheeling at
o'clock p. NJ.
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INSURANCE.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
LIFE
INSURANCEC COMPANY
or WEREELHNes
oFrIoE MKT DOOR 10 TnE II. I n. RANk.

TINS Company iuily ORGANIZED and prepared to
issue pclieies, al the ncst liberal rktes. Rle
ktsE and IsL risks.
Andw r. Woods, Wnn. Mccoy. Jas. n Baker,
Wfi W Shrtyer John ~, Matthew'S John List,
JAS. c. Achtson- L. s. Delapain John +. Hopkins.
!, !. :. l. 8 DkLAPLAiN- President.
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gbe 1ulleelil.a 1nteIIiael,ler,
Is PuBIlSTIED
DAILY. TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, By
CAMPBELL g. McDERMoT.

oFFICE-corncr of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy st.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS.O o.,
The nost ThorouSii md Practical Insti
zion tn the Wesp.
,.az TERMs.
Keeping, Lsstarss and fsHmdnssip, fasarfastyfa
For Tan o5fssi a. ladies vs. -
I'IE pRopRIEToRs take grea. pleasure in expressing
u their thanks for the gratifying unprecedented sue
cess which have marked the their Institution since
to o. sss n @ sa aass sl them
rapidly increasing demand for arGeeal conreten
experience Of IN he af gssai aa
Sa S s y h9 and gentle
system OF COUNTING ROO by oral
student by this drilled DESK fndirfd-
ld step by step until he has mastered the whole routine
ssrped an ai,prentteessip IN surgs CcnaerciM
bnndsrs are, in great measure, dissipated. - = - = =
sn SadisSn 20 Of Assist
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture commercial
Our Instrucon extended to particuIar.e
ssTs but Y s9srssss syfy thing with DOUBLE
is Scientific upon Commercial
and History Of oonamerciai Men. &c,
Political Eeonomy Mercantile Law, Ethics Trade Part,
nershps &c. 7ss * ~ s4s
TIE LADIES, DEPARZlfENT
Is now opened for the No Institution
this Department & 80.
couciuront
best eorts 70 merit In s eminent degree the tat
ering reception with which enterprise met and loe
g. 5sPalt more aorongk p,acteai
course or hercHte than sforied al ann
ofter similar Mercantile Collage.
Among the many we give the follow
ing
I'VE, the undersigned take pleasure testfying that we
are personally acquainted with Mr.. rangers ability NJ an
Accountant, and Teacher OF Book Keeping hIcIs Of the
highest order He has had great experience as an Ac
eountent In heavy Banking Houses which
gives him supericr facilities in mpartng a Pyasesicat
q Book keepia0, and thorough Conisasrciui
ID. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
sL0RIN ANDREWS, - -
I.ssge ssIs = -' s7-' e.
To young men who wish acquire a sB,siness Educa-
we think II Stords faeies very seldom eqnaied
sge and apness in teaehIng added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that from
Gated of Books. q = an =
3 A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. J. JANNEY. Secy Hoard Of Control State Bank Of o.
/ u J.f PARAif Book Keeper at ID. T. lFoodbury's.
D@ONERD1Elf, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H. Y. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas Coke Co.
| Q. d. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley & Co.'s
s8-FOr fun particulars, send for circular.
GR4SGER E ARMSTRONG,
| -les tet=sx Proprietors
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufactory.
EREMIAH b. SHEPPARD and CIIAs. MORGAN have
~ this day entered into Saddle, Harness
and Trunk business under the shep-
pard Morgan. 7'-I - x, ~ s~ifTs
Having purchased from Mr.. Knote the inanuaeturfng
part OF his extensive occupying
Workshops We have facilities manufacturing which will
enable furnish articles at the very
lowest rates and Of the latest and most improved style
We have hand fun of articles In
our ne consisting OF Saddles Brdies Harness. Trunks
Collars, Whips. Carpet Bags Saeheis, Saddle Bags &c. &C.
lowest rates. !. : -
Particular attention viii be paid ordered work. reair
ing promptly attended and trust strict attetion
and reasonable prices continuance OF the patron
age which has been beralIy the former
iproprietor. SHEPPARD MORGAN,
aug s-sri 10 1sl Main St, corner Of Union.
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TRANSPO PORTATION
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAIT1s<lAlfo

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
5s6sg s GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-The 20 AM Train will connect al SAM
with Morning Train from Toledo; onroeye with
Chcago Express the Southern O. Road: at
hSley Junction with Clneinna Express from
Railroad - -, 1sf S'se
r Bay City from Detroit; at Monroeyiie with Train
u TR RI at Shelby Junction al S. 81 p. II. with Mail
Train on O. g. O. r. O. for Cotbus Cincinnati;
field Junction ats 65 p NJ with Fast o. q p n r.
for Pittsburgh and Newark East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. ~ 40 = 20
GOING NoRTH-Th {. go n Train will make close con-
neetton a Newark with Mall Train from BellaIr o. R.
at Mansfield Junction with Exqress for pittsburgh
shelby Junction at IL 10 with for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York. Monroevle With
Mail Train on o. a. I. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
$40 n Train VIII connect at Newark with Express
the East Genital Ohio Road at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for At Shelby Junction N
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; sfonroevIe with Night
spress FOR Toledo and Chicago and at sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago. ~
J. w. wEBB sup't.
sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855. f- sep1b-n