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Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
INK REKaEMK EaHRKR-


Al meeting of the citizens Of o tum
wa and. vicinity, held At the Court House
on.,he evening Of Feb. la,h, for the pur.
pose Of taking into consideration the pro.
priety Of extending further aid in The
cons t~ruc,ion of the b. t. Mo. r. Rail
road; on motion, A. Z. Graves was call
ed to the chair, and X. II. Warden wa,
appointed Sec'y.
The meeting being unanimously in IA.
vor Of a further.subsozip,ion okslaO.G 600
ron motion Of Dr.. G.. C. Warden il, was
Resoired, Tha, there be a commiue,
Of two or more persons appointed 10 wish
and canvas each Downahip in the Coun-
~ in favor thereof
The following persons we're .appoihed
said Committees.
.Aaanss Tp-J J Adsms, d II Mi.
tchsel:.
Greea-S.ephen Osburn, T Sinna
pmon. and 8 b Turner
Rtchiand-Aaron Harlan, Morris ]
Williams Esq. Judge Biggs, and J G
Baker:
Cohumbia-A H Hamilton Esq, w
A CASTOR Esq, Peter Knox, and George
Gillaspy:
Dahkonega-bW He1rick. J W Cald
well. and j D Devin Eco:
Highland-M w McChesney, Geo.
Godfrey, and Jamee Hawiey:
Keokuk-Jos leighton, r C.Cofin:
RoK-Siiss Doggett. D P'fnskeep:
Cass-A b Comstock, J w Caldwell:
Comprehensive H Williams, John
Pumrov. Gen Ramsey:
Peasant-Geo Reynolds, C Frank
lin Esq, J G Mitchell, DR. Starks:
Neutrality-suspicious. d Devin, and
E Washburn:
Agency-C Franklin. DR. Black, ]
w Norris, Esq.
On motion of Dr.. Wood il was
Resolved, That we hold q MASS
RAIL ROAD MEETING,M the Court
House in Ouumwa. on SATURDAY
the LIST day Of MaseA, q, q o'clock in me
afternoon.
On motion the Secretary was insssucs.
ed 10 invite J. q. Hall. President of The
B. q Mo. r. r. Co., and Hon. William
Thompson. of Burlington, to be psessn,
and address the meeting.
On motion OF j. J. Adams, il was
ResolUed, That al the friends OF the
Road in the County are requested TO use
the ir united efforts to carry the vote in
favor OF the subscription.
On motion adjourned.
A. l.. GRAVES CAnAn.
r. H.. WARDEN, Secsy.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
"U-I-Hx'@N

Va all the remedies that have been disc

iCliCutcS tudl nave Deen discovered
~ during the present age for the s.thcusand
us thAt flesh is heir to- =: none sQaahtAis won
deffui preparation. Only three years havs
elapsed since the. discovers. (who spent . de-
eade In studying, experAnentalizing, aud pre-
sectiRg it, first introduced it to the public,
al+A 1T is already recognized BY the most emf.
nent physicians in all parts Of the country, to
be the most surprising and effective remedy for
certain diseases al which they have knowledge.
An other c~omronnds or syrups OF this root
nave hitherto failed to command the sanction
St the sacsAty, because on being tested, they
nave heeH found to contais noxious ingredients
which neutl alize The good effects OF the Sarsap
ariila, oftentiIncs injure the health of the pa
aent. 1t is not 50 with Hnrley's preparation.
inns IS the pure and genuine extract OF that
FOOT, and will, on trial, be found 10 effect Z per
tect cure OF the following complaints sad dis
eases:
Affections Of IN. Bones. Habitual C ,stivensss,
Penlny. Indigestion,
dyspepsia Piles
Female Irregularities, Scrsfula or Kings Evil,
t,slula; Syphilis,
BESIDES curing the ahoye, II is aso known 10
be a great and powerful toAis. prifyinx the
blood and invigorating the systsvA
In short, it is, without exception, in ths
cases mentioned, and its general effect on the
system, the most etkcacioN ss il Il the most de-
81 able remedy q tia age, II is already ex-
tensively used throughout The country, and ID
tasl obtaining an European reputation. The
instances Of cures it has affected are daily COM
lns 10 the Noprietor's knowledge, and he has
no hesitation in ding it to one and all
wAo desire to pr oc,.re relief from suffe ring
Oae bottle Being tried, its effects viii be too ap-
parent to admit of further doubt.
Escsjlect hAtriey's Sarsapariva /, "a. OIL.
geautne article ia tie market. 80
Price 5 per Bottle Or six Bottles for IS.
For sale at the Mapufactory, on the corner
OF Seventh and Green Streets, Louisville Nv,
and BY all the wholesale houses throughout tha
United States and Canada. "
- Wholesale and retail BY w.. L. Oaa,
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
RICHMOND.

TO the Ed. of the Courier.
The Town OF Richmond. was located
in ls49. upon the south bnnk OF Tie
Demoine River. one mile West Of the
Onumwa, and for healshfulness and beau
" Q: locality it has no superior in the
Demoine valley. Il is situated upon q
high bank q, the upper termination Of
the beautiful and exceedingly fertile Keo.
kuk Prairie and upon the site of Old
Keokuk's village.
The Town contains but few inhabi.
tsnts; there 10 no s!oye in il, bet would
be a capital place for one; there 10 one
Carpenter. one Blacksmith shop a poi.
terry, and IN excellent Ferry that does .
regular business. Some ins buildings
will be put up the coming summer
The village Is surrounded by 6ne Farms.
and an exceedingly fertile county
"The model Farm" that received the
prize for the largest yield Of corn, and
owned and cultivated by d. P. fEsKEEr
Esq, lies adjoining the Townplot.
ANTIPHMY.
Richmo md, Feb. I6.h, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
rApyERr,sEMENr.1 I.

EyERFgopy WILL E,E GETTING MARRIEp!
They cannot help it. Professor RoNpour,
Of New York, the great philosopher, has made
it so easy. he has let the cat out OF the bag in
love matters. In his book the "Biiss OF Mar
riage" he has dissecied the whole art of lore,
and teaches the subtle mode Of creating il, in
any person you please, at will. Here is a Sc
crei to be sure, to let out to the world! The
girls will bcwitcA vs.. in spite Of our teeth
What shall we doe Everybody will be getting
married!-.D ay Book.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
News from California, Washington
Territory, Oregon, and Nicaragua.
New YoRK, Feb. IL.

The s.eamship N or,hefn Light arriv.
ed this morning with 400 passengers and
t240.0O6 treasure.
The Panama steamer look down near
ly $1,000, 600 in specie.
fhe cansass in the Legislature on The
U. >. Senator was very exciting. There
were aeveral American candidates.. bul
il is thosgAt tAey woalc oil be dropped
for 4 new man.
Al last accounts from the American
Legislative caucus, Foote's nomination
TO The U. s. Ssna.orship wal hlghl,
probable.
The marke. was without marked
change. Mines yielding largely. lIsa-
w rains had injured tho agricultural
prospects.
An extensive coal range ha. been dis
covered in Coat Range nearer Stockton
than thai in Corral Hollow.
The bar9ue lsabella vas on her pas.
sage FROM China to San francisco wbep
wrecked, The cargo was valued .,
100000. Vessel At $4,000. Total
loss.
The Legislature assembled Oh the 7,h,
and on the 9Th both houses were per-
mauently organized by election 10 the
vasious Offices.
The caucus nominations OF the Ams.
rican party-Hon. j. Rashley. OF Non.
iere,, wal ..chosen President pro TEN,
Of the Senate, and Hon. j. F.. Early, oil
Ambador. Speaker Of The House.
Upon the organization Of The two
houses. they proceeded to the insgura.
ton Of Gov. Johnson. whose inaugural
address bespeaks well Tor the coniLg
administra ton.
On the 10Th the executors Of the late
J. s. Folsom commepced the sale of his
immense land estate in San Francisco,
and on the lllh tho total amount of pro.
perry sold amounted to $500. The
property has all brough, satisfactory
prices, and nearly enough has been re.
ceived to remove ell ~incumbIance on the
estate. A very large amaAn. yet ys.
mains unsold.
FRoA SOUTHERN CALF oRNIA The
y. s. steamer Massachusslts had arriy.
ed :. San Francisco from San Diego
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
Proclamation by the President.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.

The President to-day issued a procla.
nation setting forth that Indications ex,
let that public tranquility and the suprs
macy o! the law in Karsas are sndan-
gsred BY she y~sprehensible acts and psr-
poses Of persons both within aud wi,h-
out the territory, who purpose TO direc,
and control i,s political organization by
force. Combinations have been formed
therein 10 resist the execution Of the ter
,isoral laws, and thus effect 10 subver.
by violence all the present constitutional
ant. legal authority; that persons yesi-
ding without the territory, but near it's
borders, contemplate armed Intervention
in the affairs thereof; hat other inhabi.
tants Of remote States, are collecting men
and providing arms for the sams pur-
pose: shst combinations within the terri
tory, by The agency OF emissaries and
other means, to induce individual States
of the Union 10 interfere in the aifairs
thereof. ia violation os the Constitu.ion
OF The United Ssaies; plans for the future
determination Of the future institutions Of
the territory. il carried into execution
from within, the same will contribute The
fact Of insurrection, and II from without,
that Of invasive aggression, and will in
either case justify and require tho forci.
be incorporation of tho whole power oil
the General Government. TO maintain the
laws thereof and the Uuion.
He commands al persons engaged 10
unla wfui combustion aga:nst the cons,i
tuied authority Of The Territory to dis.
perse; that any attempted instruction in
the Territory, or aggressive intrusion in
TO the same, will be resided. no. only by
the employment Of the local militia. but
also BY that o. any available force of .le
Unaet States troop. 10 the end OF assu
ring the immunity Of violence aud full
protection 10 persons and properly, and
the civil rights OF all p~eacabIe, law abb,
ding inhabitants Of the Territory. II in
any part Of the Union the fury or fac.
tious fanaticism inflamed into . disregard
Of the general principles Of popular soy.
ereignsy, which. Under the Constitution,
are fundamental in the whole disselio
Of our institutions; if to bring on ,Le
country the dire calamity of arbitramenl
Of arms in ina. Territory, il shall be be.
tween lawless violence on one side snd
conservative government on the oahs:.
He calls on the ~ciiizens If both The
adjoining and distant STATES / 0 abstain
from unauthorized intsrmepdling with
shc 'oca. concerns Of The Territory. adr
'n%onlshing them that it, organic law 10 to
be executed with impartial ju..ice. and
that all individual acts OF illegal inierfsr.
ence will incur cond;gu punishment, and
any sndeayor to interfere will bs with
stood.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

Iowa MEDICAL JoURNAL.-By the
courtesy Of tho Publishers We are placed
in possessions Of the last, January and
Fshyu3Ey numbers Of this valuable work,
cendncied by the Faculty Of The Iowa u
University. and published At ksokuk, 8,
o. Der year. We notice two cases In
the practice Of d. J. c. Hinsey. Of Dab,
lopees. in this county. and 10 our uD7ro-
f.ssiona:: apprehension, ], seems ably re.
ported BY that gentleman. The work
would seem 10 be valuable to the Pro.
iessioa
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

HTDuty calls upon US 10 attend the
Convention at Iowa City. We leave be-
fore the paper goes to press. W. shall
rejoice 10 meet in council tho RepubIi-
Sans Of Iowa. although at some personal
inconvenience. Il 10 our purpose to be
absent from this pos, Of duty - seldom
~ possible. We csa, find. enough. ia do
here TO occupy all Of ous ,ime, and We
mean 10 attend 10 it. We may possibly
take some notes By the wax. To- put in
our paper mex week.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

j.. Ellerman, st his Furnissse
Ware Rooms, on Main Street, opposite
the Mill Square, can furnish Furniture,
Chairs in any quantity and quality de
sired. Mr.. E. n doing a lasgs business,
and his work can't be exeelfed ir the
States indeed we have seen specimen,
of il equal to the best Eastern work
We have aay quantity Of Black walnut
IN this region. and friend E. has a way
Of making it shine. See Eis new Aa.
ver:isement. W. commend the cor.
GLIDING paragraph 10 ali when It may
concern.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

Rev. D. A. SPAuLDINo's Lecture be
fore the Literary Association, ~ the
Court House on Friday evening. On Fop.
ular Education. drew out q highly intel
ligsns and approaching audience; 30 large
and 70 respectable that we congratulated
oursslf that we lived in Onnmwa. The
lecture Of Mr.. s. con,ained many inter
es:ing and valuable suggestions on hi,
truly important subject. j was the sec
ond in The course. The next ON Friday
syening Of this week, ~ the came place,
viii be delivered by Dr.. J. Williamson,
on She "Relalions Of Man 10 the Earth
W. hope the Or. will be battered by ~
general an a.ssndsncs ~ his preaece,s
srs were.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
DEMOCRACY WITHOUT A LANTERN.

Hardly any thing has been on the lips
Of the Democracy, 90 necessarily for the
last year or two, as expressions Of con-
ssmps for the dark lantern party. Still
il must os conceded tina, = dark lantern
IL better than none a, all. With il, some
may see who chooss 10 do so; but in
entire darkness. things may be done thai
none would do even under a faint ligh.
W. have heard that in q train Of railroad
cars emerging from the darkness snder
the cover Off long brioge, a small plas-
ter was seen on the lips Of a gentlemen
which had before been on the lirs Of a
lady. A sweet little affair Of a similar
character recently came of ir the city
Of Washington between tina .unterrified"
and that portion Of the American Party
slorying in the self-s..umed appellation
Of National. Bet the beauty Of the
whole thing 10 tina, when il vas al over,
nothing was left on the lips Of either par
ty.
Something was sought, but nothing
obtained. But in the pursuit Of this
something, principles, platforms and
candidates were alike abandoned and
liks genuine "Know-N olhings;" the
mass voted 10 place in m Office, ..second
perhaps to none but that Of President; a
man who could stard up publicly in their
presence and relieve hirself from all re.
sponsibilisy for principle Of any kind BY
declaring he was no candidate, but his
friends might vote for him ifthey chose.
W. must presume then that the Dem
oesa,ic herror for . dark lantern arises
from the fact ,ha. j. gives not too little
light. but TOO much. Gentlemen, so
honorable that they scans 60 fusion"
for ,se sake Of freedom, will gresdily bu.
~ shsmssIves in confusion in defence
Of Slavery.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

q We must postpone Judge Mckay
communication about the River I'm
provemsnt, which We promised ihi,
week, un,il q future number. We wish
10 sccompany. il with some brisf remark.
which We have no time nov TO prepare.
We dread aEoshe! Improvement contfo-
versy, .bus from present appearances u
10 inevitable,
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
sketches OF Wapello Co.
DAHLONECA.

ED. CorR'ER. SR:-In complying
with your reques, to furnish a sketch
Of Dahlonega for publication, Il will stsss
that the town Of Dahlbnega is situated on
the border ola fms rolling Prairie,-
with only a,narrow skirt Of timber inter.
vening,--in Dahlonega Township, fou,
miles east Of Orumwa. The name Dab.
ionega. is, undoubtedly. of Aboriginal
origin. and what its true meaning is. ]
will leave for seme sold settler" ia
bring to light"
The town 10 regularly laid out, with a
large public square in the centre, which,
in the "sunny hours Of SUMNER" affords
ample. opportunity for our prospective
men and romen TO develope and invig-
crate their physical organisation. Dab.
lonega, formerly known most generally
by The name Of MeHbark, from the tso,
that the frs. buildings were erected with
shell-bark Hickory logs, from which the
bark had been taken, is directly ia range
for the Keokuk and Fort DesMoine
Railroad. occupying as Il does, a posi-.
ton about midway between the two eli.
les, upoh the "divids'" insended by ma
sure for no other purpose than upon
which to lay the rail for the Iron Horse.
Dah'onega, a. a trading point 10 hssdly
second to any other 10 the county, ED.
dyville not excep'ed,) there being three
heavy firms doing businen-commer-
cially-wi,h IN average capital of ,wenty
thousand dollars.
Dahlonega Township is the bes. agri.
cultural township in the County. mo
disrespecf neighbossl 1t will afford a
greater nunbef of hogs and cattle for
market this year, than perhaps any other
Township Of the same sizs in the State.
This is saying a grea, deal, but the fig,
ures will prove my assertion 10 be true.
Farms are changing hands at from fpen-
fy to forty-fve dollars per acre. Wood,
coal and water is abundant, and Of easy
access.
Our foUn contains about three huadsed
inhabitants peaceful anG intelligsats one
Church, (Methodist,D three s4oses, one
Hoiel,-kep. by vi hospitable, energe.-
&c and talented friend. Mr.. Caopers two
Blacksmith shops; one wagon and buggy
shop; one Machine shop, one Harness
shop. two packing houses for Beef and
Pork; a two story brick school house in
progress Of erection; a public Hall, occu-
pied by the Odd Fellows and Good TEN
plars. We have two Physicians; but,
az a proof Of the peace and order.loving
nature Of our citizens, we have no Law
yers among u. We have also an ex-
~tensive Pottery, which turns off a large
amount of ware; one boot and shoe shop,
and many other branches Of Industry sre
carried on IN an enterrrising and lsuda-
Bile manner. Considered in every point
of view, Dahlonega presents many in
ducemenis to persons seeking . "home in
the West" to settle here. A. an evil
dencs that we are an intelligent, peace
ful and reading community, devoted to
Republicanism and Banks, I cite the fac,
tha. Dahlonega furnishes a larger sub
scription TO the Courier. than any other
town in the Ce.nly. CATO.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
Hurley's Syrup or Sarsaparilla,

TINS medicine Is now the great Rnacea Of
the day, and has cured more dangerous and in
y~eterate diseases than any other remedy before
the world. 1t will be found a speedy and efFec-
tnal curefor scroflla, indigestiosA Fleumatisms
chest complaints, and all cntaneoas else assess
Besides curing the above, it is the most power-
full @tonico ank purifier Of the blood yet made
known. Try it; the cost is triAing compared
with the benefit received.-Louis. CoGrier.
SOLD here by DR.. w. L. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
TO The citizens OF Iowa..

Believing that a large majority of the citi
ssns Of Iowa are opposed to the political priv
ciples Of the present Administration, and to th'
introduction Of slavery into territory now free
and also that made free by the Compromise Of
1920; aud that the party styling itself the Dem.
ocratic Party" are striving to make slavery q
great national institution, contrary to the prin-
ciplcs laid down in the Declaration Of hde.
pendence and the Constitution as taught by tte
Fathers Of the Republic; we would call upor
all such free citizens to meet in Convention, a,
Iowa City, on the 22d day Of February for the
purpose Of organizing a Republican party al.
ready formed in several Of the other States Of
the Union.
MANY CITIZEN
al T---.--
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

All communications must be accompanied
by the real name OF the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices Of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will Se published free of charge.
Netics or tie meetings of Charitable Insti-
%tutions, sad Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates of advertising.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
N A K X / E

On Thursday Feb. 7th. by Rev. w. d. Touts,
Mn. GEORGE w. Willy to MISS NANCY
McCLINTIcK, both Of Dahlonega Township.
On the I4th Of Feb. 1856 by the Rev. w. d.
Fouts, Mn. JAMES HAMMOND to MISS ANN
E BAKER. both Of Wapello Co. Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

Hickenloopar & 0vsrman, j, il
unnecessary 10 say to anybody in hi,
region, are the proprietors Of Ooermaa's
Ferry, enc Of the best on the Demoine,
certainly in many respects the best.--
There no Ferry better offended by
nor accommodating men. It is just
above Ouumwa on the road 10 almosl
every place on the other side Of the
River. We invite the especial attention
Of e~nigran,s and travellers, who may
chance 10 read This notice, to the Adver
tisement Of H. e. o. in another column.
Joel B. Myers. l. Davis, ofthis place,
il viii be seen. have purchased the Pa
tent RICH. Of Billings celebrated Fire
and Water Proof Roo iine. for the coun.
ties o.! Wapello, Davis, and Appanooss.
proposing to dsvo;s, themseIves. TO put
ing on the roofs in the former and Of.
efing the right for the two latter coun-
ties for sale. We direct the attention OF
our readers. to what Messrs. NJ. & D.
say about this kind Of roof, and recon-
mend shose desiging 10 build 10 call on
Them for fuller parsiculsrs.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

y II is sure method Of obliging 10
conversation. 10 show . pleasure il Civ
Ing attention.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
we also on hand a splendid lot Of
CHI s.

Such as common Winter, French, Polka, com.
mon Rockers. Cane seat Rockers, Chiidrens,
&C.. &C.,
still carry on tho business At the two story
frame building on Main Street, opposite the
Mil. square, where l am prepared to make -
order, all kinds of furniture in the Cabinet linz
In q neat and workmanlike ma ner.
Having been en- gagged in the business manv
years, l Halter myself, that the style and aualityy
who buy.
Coiilns made OH the shortest notice.
q Lumber taken in exchange for rurui.
ture.
Ia To those indebted to me- I would respeet.
fully state; that, as times are hard, I woufdI1
much obliged il they would ssfork over.n
JOSEPH ELLERNAN,
Feb. IL, no, 1. IL.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
MM28
F U R N 1T U r E
WARE ROOM.


HAVING Fitted up, and enlarged the e..
IL pacity of my furniture wareroom. (t~o
doors east OF my shop on Main St.) Womb
respectfully inform the citizens Of Wspelio
ana adjoining counties, hat I am now ready ~
furnish as cheap as they can be bought west o.
the mississippi, all articles Of furniture, sreb
as bureaus OF different styles, Commou, col.
dining Tables, Stands, Cr.bs, Losnrss. M".l
trasses, &c. &c.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
Adsministrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the und.r.
- signed administrators Of the estate Of Abr.
nam Davis deed, will on Wednesday, The
Twelfth day Of March next, sell on The prem
ises in Centre Township, the personal property
belonging to said estate, consisting il NAT 81
about 80 head Of good cattle; 2 Or , bead Of
horses; . head Of good mules; 2 Jacks and 6 ar
IJennets; l wagon; / carriage, Farming uten.
slls, Mechanics tools, and all uch srtieles
usual at such sales. Terms made known o. DAY
Q. SAFE. Sale to commence at 9 O'Clock A. n.
ELECTA DAVIS, Admnx.
Feb. 81 no ! 4w.
MEDIOAL.
WE next quarterly meeting sof phs
l. Wapello County Medical Sesie.y
.'ii ee held in Oupmva On ssssra.y
Feb. 81 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
NOTICE

) hereby given, that The undersigned have
tnis day been Apo nted by the County Judge
q Waptilo Co. Iowa, administrator and ADJ
minl,tratrix Of the estate of Abraham Davis
Decd. late OF Wapello County, Iowa. An ner-
sons owing said estate either by note Or ac-
count are notified to maze immediate
ana al! Persons having clai-s against ssiG e.
tMe Wall present The same, properly avfk,utirs-
veg, according to laW, within the time tkSrehv
lection.
ELECTA DAVIS, Administrators.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Administratcr.
February lith 1856.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
STATE OF IOWA, } -,
WARELLo Cousry, eS
'I'AKEN up by Xii Daniels on the 18th d.v
OF February 1856 at his plantation IN Nil
County the following stock as trespassing AMI
mails. to-wit. Forty two head Of neat Cattle
described as follows, one yoke Of oxen, ons
cow. one three year old Bull, one two wear Ga
DO. htteen Steers two yea re- old and nnv.rda-
four do one year Odds, and eighteen heifers ~,
years old and upwards. Total valuation q
same $0O0, appraised by John w. Acton ana
keaien Myers Township Trustees Of Washinr-
ton Township in said County before CharIe.
L. Roberts Esq. Justice &c OF said County.
sad stock was taken up doing damage upon
the Medow Land OF the plantation aforesaid. bv
destroying large quantities Of hay thereon.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottnmwa Feb. 10Th 1852.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
Hickenloopar & Overman,

Richm md, Feb. ls.h, 1856.