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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-11
ATKTNs' AUTO iATON
elf-R aking Reaper and Mower,


Tg7Wo Cold Medals silver cups, II Silver Medals,
erel SO. SO, and 50 Premiums Diplomas, &c Two
Medals at lie New York worlds Fairs The scot Legacy
Medal after thorough trial by the Franklin Institute
Cold Medal fom the Ma-y land Institute Silver
Medal from the Agricultural Society 'Scne Interure,
France " silver Cup t-om The Wayne Co, Ia, Agicultu
Society, the First Premium IN contest with
other Machines Fist Premium from the Duel Insti-
tute,' in a contest "i.h other alachines. 1850,
Silver Medals Diplomas Nc from The Agricultural So
ceiies q EeF 4oF tsnn.. illa Wisconsin, missouri
zttuto the Franklin Institute the Chicago Mechanics
lastatc the Sou INV Agieul lural Society, and va
sieaS DafE Ag leHl1"fa >etle'les.
Aaelline ever Invented has taken as many Premiums
il The slime
1 che lrs) t,.il. in 1852.
40 used successfully in 1888,
100 throughout the Union in 1870,
5000 building for the Harvest Of 1906.
this unr aralieod increase: and though Iitiokn
and all Ie odium to overcome OF the numerous failures
could De supplied last vecr- More viii disappointed
the next tor if Farmers set reliable Seii-aker
ouElv Established, IL the confidence Of The Farming Pub
lie Il has I;a5cr always hand and doing he work,
saving at iegst another hard IN Rnciug. 1t is
greater Grain Saver than LaJor Saver and is also first
If you intend getting rid Of your Old fashioned Bark
Breaker, ard 80 suta BAKER with Bone and Muscle Of
vest viii y means nearly supply tie duand as ile
100 which ver" 50 insufficient he past season,
above Machine for TINS toIN is prepared 10 fill all
order, fer lhe same Tl.h"ut aeiaE
the Harvest, should send in their orders early
and HEREBY avoid serious Disappointment
ali orders adore seG-to
SAMUEL. TfENDY,
Nod-cyiue Iowa County, Wis,
VII! receive prompt attention.
TERMS:
Reaper and Mower. Two Hundred Dolars-$75
cept of Machine; SO September lst $50 December lst;
so added for longer credit.
Reaper only $l75-Sl5 receipt of Machine; $50
September list: $50 December $40 added longer
credit 10 per cent. interest from May 1st, if payments
not promptly made.
- Discount ~ y per cont. per for cash in
advance besides Interest.
February -, 1850 I0-3m
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TO THE PUBLIC!
the Wisconsin linery, and VIII constantly be rece
X through the season, a general assortment OF
Lumber. with PicIsets, Iaih and Shingles,

which they offer SALE reasonable terms.
The public informed that We have established our
LUMBER YARDS at the Town Of " Jonesdale," at
the mouth of the Wyoming Valley, which place is con-
siderable Dodgcyie and Mineral Point than any
other point the Wisconsin River, and avoids many
steep and horse killing hills. Transfers and Teams will
be rendered comfortable by the accommodating f1AN
DER COLE who has recently built commodious Tavern
and Stables AZ JUnesdaly
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS.
.TonesiaIe. Iowa county. Nav :. 1853. eff.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Tic Iowa County Circuit Court, Hon. II. y.
z s1aux, presiding, viii commence its March
session on Monday next We give below the
I'LL. III Grand and Pei. Jurors
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z sTRAY NOTICES

CTOLEN OR SrRAYED-From the subscribe living
- IN Mineral Point, the 22d plt. a MULEY, RED
% W, about four years old With spot
head shaped like heart and white belly
Any person urnng said to the subscriber or Civ
ing information where she may be found. shall be 0er-
ally rewarded. JANE the wife of
March S, loj6-I2-4w RICHARD COCK.
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q 0A % " "a Z

Il q I'd % W "a Z
TIE MINER s CHEAP CASH STORE
As removed from Commerce. Street to high Street.
Ia the old stand Of &. Beech aud Wheeler < Cumpa-
ny, where may Be found entirely
NEW STOCK
Of he v?;i9ps kinds q goods partially below
v Inch VIII be sold at the lowest Cash prices
DRY GOODS:
Mertifnac and Cocheco Bere-cs
Aliens, SpraEue's and GiagliaiGs
Merinoes Tsfie Covcrs
DeIaines Cassiuules
tambIes S4tiues
MUsins niepers
Blue DiGs sbavIs
Canton Fl4nncls Velvets
Batting oil Cloths (: sc.
CLOTHING.
Flushing, Fat. reirsIln Silk, Wool Fur and Bca, cr
He.sver, Aoliair and Li5s- Haas
s4,iaet : Cashmere Froeks caps ''''-'
10 do iaats CHildrons Fancy Hats
Plush, Cashmere, Satin = Shirts, Drawers
siih Vests OveEali- sc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ladies' Morocco, Caif2nd Mems Tnick. Kip, Calf
Shoes EnaIne,ed, Goat, Grained aud Hungal ian
Jenny Lind silk Caters Boots
and MALT CATERS, slippers Bgogans, sc
ana Buskins BOYS Boots and Shoes
CliIdgens y misses boots LADIES' cents ana Misses
PoIkas, Sontsgs, Jenny KubleEs
lads Caters, batch Ladies Moeeasins
HARDWARE.
Axes. Saw Clsisels, Hdi- brushes Powder
Augers, Files Planes, Shot Elssks Flows Rope.
Spoons, Knives Forks, Twins Bench Scicws
Scissors, Butts Screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
Locks, House Trimmings, liashs and Hooks,
Carpenters Tools, Bells, Curry Conf and uds
Bed Screws, Nails, Sleigh Bells Kettles,
Selves, Hoes, Forks ShovelE Steel, &c.
CROCkERY & GLASS ARE.
White Granite Sets, {. c. Plates Bowls Chambs
Blue Platters, Bakers,
Mulberry Pitchers, jugs LaEtc- ms,
Purple Glass Tunlhers X G5i,lets
Japauend Tea Beer Mugs, Preserve dishes,
Svdenham Wasc, Gl1ss Batter Dishes,
Tea Toy sets, Glass Sugar Bowls,
CastOras Naplies, Jars, &c, Sc, &c.
GROCERIES
Young ITvson lmperial, Soap Saeratus, Soda
Gunpowder, P0wchoug, Candles. Chalk, Alum,
Oooug ard other Teas, salt Peter Barax Resin,
Loaf and \. o. Sugar, CocfiSh, Rice, Salt.
Sugar House Syrup, Extracts Lemon &c..
Ninnegar. Oil. Castor and Olive Oil
Tobacco, Mustard, Pepper, Aiispce, Starch,
Java and Rio Coffee, Pals, Tubs, &c, sc.
To the patrons of his present and his former place Of
doing business the subscriber extends cordial invitation
and pledges himself do al in his power TO give them
satisfaction both in goods and prices.
y. BButter Goats, Corn and country produce bought
and sold.
T. 5. ALLEN.
Mineral Point, Nov. L. 1855. stiff
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II At 5 & CA P s,
OF TIE latest style, and Of almost every variety.
20 . TT - e, 8 f. q u g.

Of every description for Ladies Gents, girls boys
JE " + LRY,
That fail please the eye Of the most particular
We have also TEAS, Of the best quality, for ~, 80 and
IS cents per pound.
CARPETING.-Rag, Stair aud Floor Competing hand.
The above GOODS Others, viii be sold cheap
than before known here.
Such Goods as were purchased last spring viii be
sold cost for the Stock that is
staatlv auiving from the East.
- Please can and satisfy yourselves that the above
statements correct Don't forget Inc paceDoller &
Nichelbac hcr's OLD STAND
WFIDENFELD DT-LLER & co.
Mineral Point. 1850 Poly
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Pill rnrnrs.

r.-=. y. Hear D. c. Wood
E4-ra Eulverson william PaJ.fuid
VIM H,ve-t B. c. Ceburn
F-s W.-g:uztou 7. S. Dibble
T.- H. Miller Burke FairchId
N.lla.i Henry Frideaux
Curtis Beech VIM Parkinson
a. IT. Kirkpatrick Robert Whitney
As-.lI Clark G. Strike
John N.riaEsIora William Philips
il MeEaIIop Wright Green
Pau. Jeardoe John Harrison
Stephen Wilson Warren Franklin
asa Adams Chris. Whitford
John T. Davis Richard Arundel
T. Smith Z. Thomas
@clard Huston Joseph L. Jones
gse he,l..aery Lewis Olson
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ITVE1y STABLE

,,,zs7r=. esES
-4-f-tYr5z5 XXI.
THE undersigned would respectfully 20 ths
public that they constantly hand At their
IIE cry STABLE, in the sf the Centra. House.
with fast Horses Carriages and careful Drivers
required, for the accommodation OF those W. desire
They have a gvodly number Of
Horses, Buggies, and Carriages,
and viii hold themselves in readiness At 10
supply the wants of the public Gin their ne) favor
able terms.
They viii Hack u Warren every other day, and
convey passengers
TO AND FROM TffE RAILROAD
good time REASONABLY prices. share Of the trav-
cling patronage Is solicited
Mineral Point, April =. 155j- @i-u-
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NURsERYMEN, FRUIT GROWERS & FARMERs.

THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL. REVIEW:
4 yOURNfL OF SUBURBAN ART.
svPzRBLY AND PROFUsELy ILLUSTRATED.
Dsr0ted 10 tie Idrancemct Of the Rural Interests IF
america.
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STRAYED,
'EOM the subscriber in Dodgeye, in the fore part
4 August last, LIGHT SORREL HORSE COLT, with a
ishtish and TAIL the tail also trimmed the gam
bic joint; star in the face ard the legs of hghtish
color. 1t Is rising four wears old. Also MARE COLT,
rising three wears old, OF dark sorrel color, black
md tail with few white hair mixed, the
and left hind foot white
Any who viii return said colts to the subscriber
to Moses Howells, Dodgeve give information where
they may be found shall be literally rewarded.
JOHN L. ROBERTS.
Dodgeyi,le, Sept. 6, 1850 48m3s
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7 HAVE hand and am prepared to show a large
and well selected stock of Dry GooDs consisting Of
every variety called for in this section of the
at lower rates than be bought any other eSta
ishment in the county. The following articles cori-a
his splendid and well assorted stock in part
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-5.- Above receipts from ali sources S437,67
3. T4-ch add judgments and costs IN
l.Tl. suits for which execution has
1sea issued against my goods and
e7a.,als Tor SI2l6 90
~ amount Of expenses and Eabih-
les above receipts, Sl.743 6.
47d the criminal suit Is still in litigation be
''' Inc | s Supreme Court.
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flTItsHf t.UTDT0-
William Ryalls Richard Harrison
John T. Jones J.. Barber
T..s. 5. Allen Thos. Phillips
Edward Cornish :. 4 Platt
wu. r. sampson Daniel v. Thorp
Elnrnd Baker Jos Vincent
s It. Fi.cl VIM cambridge
t-.pa EE.n Hugh Z. Franklin
Charles smith Francis Britain
HARRISON Lloyd Mark Finnicum
-a Lawrence George GuldthorP
Henry NgSscrSmIta
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L 0 S 7

LOST,
- ETWEEN the Mineral Point Brewery and Dodgevile,
in December last Sacks OF Clothing. In sack
Coffee Pot in the other was three books-oHe a
Bible with the name the subscriber Any person
having nd said sacks will lie rewarded by leaving them
the Tribune oce in Mineral Point, or with the sub
scFioer, in Miiiliu-
GILBERT GILBERSoN, (Norwegian.)
February D. 1856. loft
BOOTS and >hOes.-A large lot Of Boots and Shoes,
manufactured expressly for the retail trade and war
ranted, fer sale by 3Noik1 IRAAkl--
ltIASS-Ioo boxes % TO- 10 g IL. 10 a IA L q 10
i Glass on hand, and for sale by
uONEY.-teo lbs. Superior Honey. for sale
II b T. s ALLEN.
jar. rs .s5s,
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AUCTION & COMMISSION sToR

Hfgh str.st. Mineral Point.
I'VE undersigned hsve opened the above Store FOR The
| purpose 81 doing q GENERAL AUCTION x CON-
MISSION BUSINESS.
Vs., design si-o 10 act a. LAND AGENTS sra OF our
-arvicos Tor the Purchase sale IT, Isy
ugent Of Taxes Collection Of Mineral dues
sale Of land Warrants, &c- &c.
We have now on hand a large assortment Of GOODS,
consisting Of almost every variety and kind such
Drg Goods Groceries Horses Wagons.
Barduare furniture, Harnesses, &c, &c
p. S.-Iiberal advances consigned Goods 10 thoss
who desire il.
IVES FAIRCHTLD.
December IS. 1858. 25-ff
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TAKEN UP-By the subscriber living in Lost Grove
L five miles west Of Mineral Point, about the of
February, a BLACK GOLF, year old tie coming
spring; has white spot the forehead and white
spot the top Of the The is requested to
call, prove property pay charges and take her away
4W-9~ GE0RGE WARREN.
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Merthansise.
1850. FALL AND WINTER 1856
G. O q ID -
1886.
1850.

at the old stand Of JOHN MILTON corner Of high and chess.
streets Mineral Poiaf. uisconsia.
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ms CLOVER RESCUE FUEp.

ii aoo1a IN last evenings Free Democrdt
"-''ss Inc .-t5Tlag report Of the amounts re-
...si y has Ss- the Rescue Trials Fund, and
T. .~l sans winch ne has individually eNpend-
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STRAY NOTICE.-On or about the first day of January
~ A H. iS0b, there came to the residence Of the sub
sc1lbtr m the village OF Mineral Point Iowa county Wis
consln. a DARK BRINDLE STEER, years old last
prtHg No natural orar1ieia marks visible, except
tie lett horn Is little Topped and the point sawed
The owner is requested prove property pay charges
ana iaEe Eim away. MATILDA E. HOOD.
Mineral Point, January % 1856. Avg
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Iardararc Crockery rarc AID Groceries.
Ia fct call MHToNs and VOL viii hed Every thing you
wish, quality, quantity and r.cc to suit
JOHN MILTON & CO.
November 6, 1850.
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I'H'-0FIl-t,
VIII receive prompt attention.
T EP II s :
MINERAL POINT BOOT Il SHOE STORE
-~zsSEN9

FsNEiE undersigned would respectfully state to the cit
zens Of Mineral Point and vicinity, that he continue
N - ~ M
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= Bbls. Large 1incleFcl. % boxes
SANstS2 SclJ. Herring bbls. White Fish, 1000
It's. COD Fish, just received ana for sale at
G. W. COBB'S
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received 1T this Office
Ta Paid witness fees.
'@~ road fare, board. clerks
al [. : NarshaTs fees.
aE.ag papers, &c, $50
-27s paid council fees and
expenses in full. TO date rs
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Scientific Information for the World
CHAPMANS GREET DIScOVERY

Iones5ale, Iowa county, May :, 1855. Eff.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

(F all the remedies that have been discovered
~ during the present age for the s.thousand
ills thut flesh is heir TO-" none equal this won
defful preparation. Only three years have
elapsed since the discoverer (who spent a de-
cade in studying, eXperimentalizing, and pre-
fecting IT'D first introduced it to the public.
and it is already recognized by the most emf
nent physicians III all parts of the country, to
be the most sur .rising and effective remedy for
certain diseases of which they have knowledge.
All other compounds or syrups of this root
have hitherto failed to command the sanction
OF the faculty, because on being tested, they
have been found to ~contaia noxious ingredients
which neutralize the good effects of the Sarsap
arilla, oftentiaes injure the health of the pa
tispt. 1t is not SO with Hurley's preparation.
This is the pure and genuine extract of that
fo2trAnd will, on trial, be found II to effect a per-
rect cure OF the Following complaints ind dis
eases:
Affections of the Bones. Habitual Costiveness,
Debility. Indigestion,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver Complaint,
dyspepsia. Piles,
Erysipelas. Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofula or Kings EyiL
Fistula: Syphilis,
Besides curing the above, it is also known to
be a great and powerful tonic, purifying the
blood and inyigorating the system.
In short, it is, without exception, in the
cases mentioned, and its general effect on the
system, the most eHicacious as it is the most de-
81 able remedy of the age. 1t is already ex.
tenslvely used throughout the country. and is
fast obtaining an European reputation. The
instances of cures it has affected are daily CON-
Ing to the proprietor's knowledge, and he has
No hesitation in recommend ding to one and all
who desire to procure reli # from SUITE ring
One b;tt being tried, its effects will be too APP
parent to admit Of further doubt.
Recoliect Hurley's SarsdpdriliG is the only
genuine article in The market.
Price 81 per Bottle or six Bottles for S..
For sale at the Mandatory, on the corner
of Seventh and Green Streets, Louisville Ky.
and by all the wholesale houses throughout the
United States and Canada.
CO Wholesale and retail by w. L. ORR
Otumwa Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
YNg MEM KME G q u 81 Z e M :
News from the East!

II HAVE Just returned from Cincinnati, with
l. 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 Coops, I have a fine selection oil
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of Nous dc
LANES. Cashmeres. plain and fancy Merinoes
and Coburg cloths, Alpaccas (various c%oiors,)
a large assortment of fancy and domestic Cling
hams (large and small plaid,) Calicoes of vari-
styles and prices, Bleached and Brown Muslins
of all grades. from 8 l-3 to Is 2,3, Tickings,
Drillings, Linseys, check aad hickory Shirtings.
Canton Flannels, all Wool Flanaels of different
colors.
For Mems wear, I have Cloths, Cassimeres;
Satinets: Tweeds. eastern Jeans, Dreadnoughts
81 Overcoating 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 I shall be glad to sch TO my
will exchange them for country Produce, such
Flour. Meal, Feathers, Lin,ey and Jeans; all of
which I want. and will pay the highest market
prices for, at the old stand, at the corner.
O. TO my old Customers Iwoald say that
The time has com to settle up old accounts, and
as the old Proverb says ,
'"Pay what you owe,
And what yop are worth you'll know,o
And as / have debts to pay in a short time it |:
necessary | should use due diligence in collect.
ing without which | cannot pay.
Jan. gath If.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
TO Manufacturers, MILL Wrights and
#.e theirs.
Office Of the Des Moines Navigation 4 Railroad

ODlce 81 the Des Moines Navigation d Railroad
Company.
OTTUMwA, Iowa, March 4th, 1886.
The Des Moines Navigation and Rail Road
Company are engaged in the improvement of
the Des Moines RIVER, by means of a series Of
dams and locks, for the purpose of maintain
ing a uniform steamboat navigation between
the Mississippi and Fort Des Moines.
Incidental TO the navigation, a large and VAL
liable mater po,cer will be C teated at each dam,
the importance Of which can only be apprecia-
led by a personal acquaintance with the con-
~tinuous and almsst miraculous growth of the
. te, and with the fact Oh the almost entire
absence Of other water power.
Seventy-eight miles of the work, comprising
eleven locks and dams between Keokuk on
the Mississippi, and Ottumwa on the Des
Moines, are not only under contract, but in rap
i'd course of construction, and in various stages
of advancement, and the remainder o. the work
10 Fort Des Moines is now advertised and will
be put under contract on The LIST Of Nav next.
Two Of the dams are now finished, and their
water powers have already produced flourish
ing villages; one at Bentonsport and the other
at Bonaparte. Wooden and paper mills, ma
chine shops, saw and grist mills are already re-
6aying the enterprise which called them into
existence, and the erist mills are literally be-
seipeo bv the teams of those who have come
ev,I a bn,.dfed miles to mill. This can be wit
ness.,, anv nv at either of these points, and q
person,I Observation will satisfy any one of
The value Of tl,e watsr privileges of this river.
The valley on tn. Des .Moines is proverbially
the garden Of the Union. LIS Already tniekiy
settled with an industrious rura. Pnpulauon'
and its products, almost fabulous IN i,ua'u'y,
will give ample and remu,: %erasive employment
to the manufacturer. The INV II tins river at
its lowest stages, isoyer forty il'ousTd cuoie
feet per minute. which will ensme an ample
supply of water during the lowest stages, ead
after the most prolonged 'rouih, for dn ing
twenty run of stone, Cor its equivalent power ~
applied to other purposes) at teach of thedams.
The foiiowingi is a list Of dams, with the head
and fall and location of each, which will BE
completed during this season, and for the lease
and sale Of whose water powers for fifty or
seventy-ive years, the Company is ready to ne
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
New YoRK. March 8.

speaed
New YoRK. March 8.
Che Africa arrived a, her dock, a lille
before 6 o'clock, with dates TO The 90.
Nothing more abou, American diff.
sul,ies, excepting tina, the London Ad.
~ssrisef processes 10 know tia. Mr.. Dial
las brings very sringen, instructions.
PEACE CONFERENCE OPENED.
The la,es. by Telegraph from Lon
don, says Coua, Orlof arrived at Paris
on Tuesday night. The conference o
apened Monday rs.
The Paris 'CoD.lilu,ionel innmatss
eshai Congress will hot occnpy itself ex
cIusively with the subjec, risir0 Out OF
the present war. Il says thai The :reat
les Of 1915 will he essentially %remoddled.
.O,her papers speak in the same strain.
Ii 10 said that the ceasen, Of Russia
rs the d%isman,ling OF NicolaeolE is doubt.
iul.
Paris editors have been ordered 10
write nothing concerning peace or war
dying the session of Conference.
ENGLISH AFFAIRS.
The preliminary proceeding, have
been unimpor,ant.
A purtion nt The advance squadron of
The British flee, has sellled ready for
leaving Spithead on The afternoon of the
22d. The money article in The Daily
News of Saturday. says that the finding
of the new loan BY The Ro,hcnilds at a
bou, 90. produced a fall Of half er cent
in c~onsols, although par, Of this was
subsequently recovered.
The aggregate of the subscriptions 10
! the loan reached ESQ. GOO 600
I'm said thu, the amount of frauds Of
which Mr.. Sadli.r, who committed sui
eide, has been guilty, is net much shorl
Of 81 200, goo in railway shlres. mort
guages, &C., while he has also committed
crimes Of a mos. diabo!:csI description
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR IN Russia. &c
I.e.tess from Saint Peiersburgh and
Warsaw 10 German papers give details
Of the extensive preparations made BY
Russia for . continuance OF war, and
fate tSst on M poin, has the former en-.
crpy Of the military abnied.
ta,er correspondence had been receiv
ed from toe Crimea, bu. there is nothing
IS .nteieai. 2
No,hipg II in,erts. from France or the
] other parts Of Europe.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
THE BEST
EVER q II ED In
COUNTY.

TN consequence of a large Hotel which !
L have commenced and wishing to complete
the same without delay, and in order to get
means to do the same, i win sell a! a cheap rate
$40 acres of the best quality Of land in Polk
Township in this County. eight miles from
Ottunwa. Said Laid is well timbered and wat
cred and has an extensive coal bank on it, the
best in this County. There is about 80 acres OF
splendid open land consisting of high bottom
land on lower Avery Creek. The said land
will sell cheap if applied to between this and
lst Of March next. Also loo acres in Adams
Township eight miles from Ottumwa with some
timber on it and 80 acres of good open bottom
land, well watered. Titles good.
Call on A. D. WOOD.
Otrmwa, Dec. 18th 1856. & mos.