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AN ORDINANCE

to Ordinance ''An Ordinance
prohibit the erection of Wooden Building
4.h. 1855: f f
3NECl be 1t ordained by the Common city
- OF evansville, that dwelling house house. kitchen
ne store mouse warehouse carpenter blacksmith shop
ether house building shed kind
ton whatever except the shall be built of
orleK shall be erected. removed placed upon any
OF the described LOIS subdivision of
any of said Lots that is say-Los Nos 229 23n 23
~ IN the Donation Enlargement of the city of Evansville
aforesaid.
this ordi shall be the penalties prescribed
the second section ordnanc which this
mental. JOHN HEKSON,
WELL. H. wALxKz, City Clerk. y25,sod
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~- Professor Mahan-the hero of the

VI Professor Mahan--the hero of the
yellow waistcoat, at the Queens levee-is
writing letters in the London Star, animad-
verting strongly upon English manners, and
English morals, as if in retaliation of the I'M
civil treatment he is supposed to have received
at the hands of Her Majestys Master of Ger
emones. Bad taste, Mr.. Mahan. Better say
no more about it.
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" EARLY yesterday morning very respect
able rain commenced falling, and the six inches
dust was speedily laid. Light rains fell dur
ing the day. This rain was very much needed,
and it will be productive of great good.
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DYSPEPSIA There but few who not at time
perence the indigestion
such of funess weight and easiness the sto
ach foul tongue bitterness in the mouth sick head
ache. &C. All such feelings evidence of approach
ing dyspepsia which should sway be chechd and cured by
the HosTETTEE's Bitters which
infable remedy for all such complains To this
will testify who the
osTETrERs Bitters for sale by principal
Druggists and Dealers gen orally.
HALLOCK & STODDARD.
y3-dkw WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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FARES

Daily Freight Train. leave Evansve ans Trrfs- H.s,s s
20 A. NJ, on whicb local will he taken =
R1 For Information or through Tickets epyRy ct
ansville. ieI4 ] u DANIELS sr.st .
Princeton Clarion Hen Pariet tske an ether
ad md
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John s. HdP KTNS VS.. THoS BUTLER Sale Aug 80.
Donation Enlargement of city Of Evansville
block Fourth Enlargement adjoining city
OF Evansville.
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WETUMPAA, ALA, uIy 81.
The signs of the times evidently indicate
that the Fillmore and Donelson ticket is rap
idly gaining strength in Alabama and as
sure you that the result decided at the ballot
box in November in this State will astonish
the natiUeS the misrepresentation of the op-
position to the contrary notwithstanding.
COOSA
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"A CARD.

HAvING associated with me In businem Mr. chsriss
We will eontinn do Family Grocery and Previsiea
business the old stand, the Washngen Hetei''
der the name and style Of vIcKERr JoHNsToH. -
will be happy to wait all old friends and eusts-
and n many may favor with their
patronage. promising to % the agreeable 20 ell
JAMES W. vICKERY.s
P.S-Mr, Samr viekery 10 nuherised to make eclise-
pay all demands against the old hrm The
old hrm will be used in the auidaien efdebts
iyiZ J. W. v r
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CANDIDATES.

Mr.. SASDERs:-You will please my nanae as a
October election. y25 JDHN GREEK.
A H. SANDERS. Eso.-You will &nnouEce the of G.
W. MCBRIDE q candidate the office of Sheriff Van
oblige many the
ty Je4
MR SANUERs-Sr: You will pl- my maine
candidate for the tce County EeceEaef
at the ensuing election my29 VIM. II. CHANDLER.
MK SASpERs-Please an nounce ny name as canddate
for Becorder yanderbursh County al the ensuing Fall
the decision of the Damoeratc Cohven
tiom. JOHN FARRELL.
A II. SANDERS. ESQ Please my
ddae for the Vandereurgh CfcHt Ccnrs
at the ensuing October election. -
myI7+ LOUIS RICHTER.
EDIroR JoURNAL-T am n candidate for the Office o. Sheriff
van3srburgh county the ensuing October eleeten
n,I I2-te W NJ. HOLDEN.
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Morton and Willard.

Mr. Willard after dodging Judge Morton
until the latter had made his appointments
some time ahead, suddenly becomes very bold,
and is charging Morton with being afraid to
meet him. Those Of our fellow-citizens who
have heard both of these men on the stump,
may be able to decide just how much afraid
of Willard Morton ought to be. Why Morton
can speak more sense in five minutes than
Willard can in an hour. He is head and
shoulders above Willard in everything that
makes the man and the efectiVe speaker. Will
lard was stumping the State months before
Morton started out. He has had every advan-
tage in this way, yet becoming alarmed at the
aspect of things, and witnessing the enthusiasm
created by Morton's speaking, he is now fol-
lowing that gentleman around intruding in his
appointments. The State Sentinel endeavors
to make capital off the following correspon
dence between these two candidates. The
correspondence explains itself, and shows that
Willard has little shrewder man to deal with
than himself Judge Morton will accommo-
date Willard to his hearts content before the
compaign closes:
BLooMINGToN, Aug. z, 1856.
DEAR SIR:-I desire to address my fellow
citizens, who will assemble here to-day, and
to discuss with you the questions submitted
to their decision. AS to the time we shall
occupy, am satisfied with the arrangement
made at Newcastle. An early answer is re-
quested Respectfully, &C.,
A. P. WILLARD.
Hon. 0. p. MORTON.
To which the Judge replied as follows:
BLooMINGToN, Aug. z, 1856.
Hon. A. P. WILLARD-Dedr Sir: Your
note was received, and its contents noted An
appointment was made several weeks ago fol
Mr. Hendricks, candidate for Congress, and
myself at this place, to begin at one O'Clock
this afternoon. | cannot accept your PROPOSE.
ton to divide the time, this afternoon, without
cutting off Mr.. Hendricks speech-a thing
have no right to do, and against which he pro
tests. The Central Committee OF this county, in
whose hands the arrangements OF the meeting
have been placed demonstrate against YOUR pro-
position regarding it. under the circumstances
as being highly improper. That am, and have
been ready to meet you at all times since
commenced the canvass, you are well aware
and would do so to day gladly, were the mat
ter left to me, or did it concern only me.
Respectfully,
o. P. MORTON.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

lUnaer this head will always be found correct
the Sherns Sales including Of parties
and time sales J
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NEW ADVERTESENaENTs.


r 4 T ES.
One square, lines less time. soc: three times 81;
week. 81 weeks 50 50; month. 81; three
months 81 months, $40; year SIS Discount
Advertisements Cards of six lines under So
charge for marriage death religious notices
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VIII be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SChEME!
S2OI.OOO

To- 100 prizes amounting TO- .... $50 L 900
The Is 600 Prizes $S by the mber whieb
draws the 000O PrZeif should be an odd
number then odd ticket scheme will he
entitled to So If number, then
ticket in the scheme will be entitl
other prize which the ticket may draw.
Purchasers IN buying equal quantity of odd
number tickets will be half the cost
of the same, with chances of obtaining prizes
Allthose tickets ending with even-and all
those en- ding with 1. 5. 5. a. odd.
Remember that Prize is drawn and payable
full without deduction. 80 -
go All prizes of 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawing-Oher prizes the usual time davs
AlleommunicationsS strictly confidential The drawn
6er VIII be forwarded purchasers after the
drawing. 'N
RH- Whole Tickets s10-Halves, s5-Quarters s2L apa
Prize tickets sashed or renewed in other tickets af e
office Or .ers for addressed either To
aug9-tf s. SWAN Montgomerv Ala 'A''0 OF
EpACON.-5OOIb Country lbs Clear Sides for
u = sale by aug9 HERSHBERGER & CARSON
FOUND.
"A GOLD Breast-pn with hair in it. found at the
a Depot Wednesday night. The by call
ing on m at the Depot augs-3t FRED BURGGRABE
OFFICE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE Co }
EVANSVILLE. Aug Sth, 1856.
VIE Stockholders of the Evansville Ins COMPANY are
heTere6y notified that the election for Direc
day of Sebpember next between the hours and p
BY order of the Board.
AusS-St VIZ 7. PAGE. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

& No tees in this place. per line insertion
20 line three times 80 cents line week. dis
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WOOD! WOOD!
ORDERS WOoB-EiICKORY OR AsH-LEFT AT E. E
WHEELER'S, PROMPTLY aug5lw
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FLoR1DA.-A correspondent of the New

FLoRIDA.-A correspondent of the New
York Express says:
Florida is in a perfect blaze for Fillmore
and Donelson. The Democratic candidate IN
this County for State Senator has declined
further contest. In your pyramid of States
for Fillmore he sure to insert Florida-for so
sure as the first Tuesday in November comes
so sure will Florida cast her vote for Fill
more and Donelson. There is more enthusi-
asm for Fillmore than there was for Taylor
in '48.
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ENrE undersigned have this day formed copartne
= under the style and firm of A j. Colburn A. Co and
having taken the stock and stand of of Coiburn
Heshberger will assume the liabilities the said firm of
Co!burn Hersh and authorized TO settle
the business of the same. ANDREW 7 COIRITRN
y25-tf JONAS COTRTTPT
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PURIIC NOTICE

To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.
HAVE this day (Juy 18th. sold out entire interest
in the merchandise AID everything pertaning hereunt
formerly owned by j. w. Il 3. viekery o Mr. Charles
Mel Jr who with Mr. James W. Tiekery will
tinue the business at the cid stand.
return sincere thanks humorous frients fer
their liberal extended while in basb In
nection with the old firm and would BE pleased that the
same may 10 continued with the new. -
jyl7 SAMUEL VICEERY.
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H[LOUR, BACON AND LARD.-We have hand
n small lot of Flour, Bacon Lard Meal which
we wish to sell to close consignment :. - : =
y50 PRESTON EROS.
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RUSTEES, sale AT AUCTION.
GREAT BARGATNSi

GREAT BARGAINSi
IHNHE Undersigned will sell public auction at the door
IL of tWoosey Nelson's Auction Roen, in the city of
Evsnsville the first Monday in September 1856 the
lowing real estate vzThe undivided Of
Wharf in front Or the city of Evansville river
extending down stream from the Division
point ten feet from Pine feet of this
property already improved and affords only land
ing in low water for boats
ALso-Lot4 containing IL I0loO Lot
II SiOO acres Lot 2 tanning % 97IOO
Of the and part of the quarter
lon south of range 10 west in Vnderburgh county
ALSo-Lot-, containing 5 n sectien 10 town &
10 Also. l. western 81 OF lot g.
weserpA loS 3, block ali the Fourth
adjoining the city Terms made known on tbe
day of sale J. BRAY Ass;g,1ess &c
y2s ids JNO SHANKLIN { n Raj
NelksbOte copy to amount of S.
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BOARDING

HAVE room at my house, formerly Mrs Penecost,s fo
A few 'oarders. and odate several lad
boarders with rooms. reasonable terms.
MRS. NEGLEY
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DTeSOLVTION NOT q
COPARTNERSHIP NnTICE

partner hip heretofore the stvIe
frm of Eolbur d HeTshherger is this day dissolyed
mutual consent. ANDREW J. COL RIrPS
JOSEPHN UEPSupIs ID
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WETUMPKA. Al

ALABAMA.-A correSDondent of the Same
paper writes
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-12

0IF Preston S. Brooks is a very droll fel
low He wishes at this late day to fight Bur
lingame. it seems, and his friend, Gen. Lane,
has re-opened the matter. We rather fear
Preston is a monomanac on the subject of
fighting, considered as theory.
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LII who have claims against will please prs
sent them Immediately for payment; aud all those vi
know themselVe indebted u.s. will DO by pAJ
ing the same. ,yi7-n J. W. s. vIOKERf.
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Pardee Butter.

A fri. nd has handel ~ a letter jl.t received
from Parde2 Butler, datei ~ Lawrence, K T.,
May l0th, from which se make he following
eTtraet:-
u suppose crisis ia approaching In Kansas
The rider Run tas are determined by murder
violence, and outrageous nobs by haras-ing L.
ga processes by q system Of legal intimidation
70 break Up orr p-ts.nt Sta Government aud
70 make . coA9ae<t Of the people Of Kansas q
second time. These Southern emigra nts have
come here t,fghh The world has no, yet lear.
ned one hall OF the atrocity and ierociiy Of the
els-7 p9s r.
Coz. Reeder was arrested yesterday by order
the bogus grand jury, sitting at Aec3mpton, to
60 there as a witness before the grant jury. He
refused to 60 as be stood 10 fear Of his life The
question will soon come, will the people here
submit 70 be Conquered again. Ia all it, mag
nituie the Issue Is forced upon the people"
The above is but another evidence OF
desperate designs OF the slave scracy.
Their motto is 'sutlugatlon or extermin.
alton OF all those VINO opposc the intro.
duc,lon Of slavery.
AT this state oil affairs what 10 TO be
done7
Mr.. Butler was formerly residen, Of
this county, ard his character il 100 well
known to douSt FOR an instant, enc Of his
assertions The question now is will the
800 r. tho FREQ states auletlv permi,
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We learn from Isssrs. Ro.hschild & BROTHER
that shsy were, on the 18th inst, paid the fa.i
assortment OF their recent loss by fire 5000
asstwenty days atisr the oceurancc, by the
Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford Commit.
cut. Butts few days after the FIRE, the Genera |
Agent Of this Company arrived in this City and
in connection with the local Agent, Chest Z
Wood Esq. al justed the loss to the entire salts
faction Of the Aessrs. R0thschld i Brother aud
without asking the usual time promptly paid IT,
Ich examples OF promptness and fairness in
adjustments are rare-and oar readers can qui
easily realise the benefit Of insaring in this Co.
by contrasting the example thus given with the
delay. difficulty and hot anfrequsnt utter repud
la1on OF adjustments pracIiced by Numerous Co.
We do not wish to be understood as recon.
mend!ng tbs .Etra As the only Trustworthy in
stltusion Of the kina in the country-our inten.
ton being simply to call public attention to the
prompt action of:his Company in this indiyia
dal Instance, II Is one of the best advertise
nents the Company could publish.-Massatine
Iowa
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D sastrous Fire Church De trsyed.

On Monday afternoon, about 4 o'clock.
dense volumes of smoke were .een issu-
ing from the roof OF the North Presby-
,-rian church. (Olt School. J soon follow.
ed " sheets OF fame rapidly embracing
the spire and gable, aud preluding every
hope OF saving the structure. BY the
n o., active esertions, however, consider
able of the Church furniture, and por-
ton Of the carpenters material and stock
in the basement, were removed; and the
buildings of Messrs. Culbertson, Sanxay,
Berryhiil and others, which were a, times
IN considerable danger, fortunately saw
cd
The loss TO the church is very severe,
as We understand it to be 10 a most en-
bauassed sond .lon, having also but bare
y completed repairs, Improvements an d
adornments within, at great expense.
Thus clrcum.tanced. we deem it a pecu-
liarly appropriate subject of charity, and
liberal donation; and not in the leas, per-
haps. as loss to the city at large. OF a
tasteful and commanding edlfico. A pub
t4N was utlu TIC Sdttic tFEulUS ,
and committee OF ten appointed t, So
lIcl, subscriptions for its re-erection.
Mygatt & Emerson, House Builders,
who occupied portion of the basement,
are also considerable losers, 10 an amount
probably not less than $500: while the
Odd Fellows have sustained damages TO
upwards Of $1,000 in the destruction Of
vindow-lrames, doors, SC, for the Fe-
male Institute, which had been slowed be.
low.
The fire is generally supposed to have
taken from the chimney OF the Steam
shop adjacent, and furnishes another
strong argument. to this city, in favor of
thorough Fire Department. and the
purchase of engines and other apparatus.
-lo,ra Cap. Rep.
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BRICK.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the inhabitants OF Upton and vicinity that We
We will lie prepared next season to fur nish brick
Of the best quality, and in s.y quantities; and
will also take contracts to erect baittngs in the
best poss ble manner, and at DC low prices as
Any builders in Cedar County. We also have
the right OF Cedar county for the manufacture
and use Of Fosters PATENT BUILDING Blocks
which have row been sufficiently tested TO emit
tie hem to the confidence Of the public, A Il
buildings erected Of the aient Block will be
warrantcd TO give satisfaction
Give as call before closing your contracts
with others. il-3m WATRous a CnAPPEkL.
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Lie Saved at Midnighit,'
by Gregorifs Instant Cure Of Pain.

The moment it Is used internally. it darts
through the system, alieys pain. instantly. In
four minutes ii has diiiused through the lyln
phatic system and blood its thrilling poa er, ami
qaiekly forced lie way through every tyerish
Or disease nerve, vein or glaud ditsoiying Oh
str uetiohs. relieving il famatiou. ftvers ard
sp asmotie pains, has cured nervous headache in
80 m'naetes, curing rheumatism magically, it
lae' 1t II tie ne qna non Of medicine.
s5s- Just try one Bottle. rrieu -5..s ~ssT
sold By A GnnskT, Agent.
Also, by HALL 4 CHAMBERS. n 20iy.
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pent up in Lawrence City, besieged by
the border ruffians, and presented with
indictments for Treason, for which, il Ia
ken, they are II d anger Of a mock trlal
and being swung up on Il limb to ap-
pease the wrath of The A,chlson party.
In this state OF affairs we find them
and find them Of just the mind We should
be IL in their places, anI that is 10 resis,
all such authorities auI fch, to the last.
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Farmers Notice..
SEYMOUR { MORGAN'S
IMPROVED PAvEsT
SELF-RAKISG REA PER,

WITH MOWER ATTACHMENT!
This eubscri bers beg leave 10 call the attcntio o.
l. of the farming CT mmuniiy, ETC., 10 the above
celebrated Reaper, wht:h experience has prove
to be superior to any now In uss. We invite
the attention Of ihose interested ~ the following
points of excellence in this machine
l. The gear frame Is made VI iron and not
liable to spring u become misplaced, thus i'm
pairing the working Of the machine, and It IL
more durable than any other material.
2. The simplicity, durability, snd perfect
working Of the gearing, including that which
drives the rake.
s. he perfect manner Of laying the grain for
the binder better than the best hand rshers.
4. The ease with which the operator may reg.
ulate the size OF the bundle, . slight pressure OF
the foot upon the pedal stopping the rake Ut any
point, without interfering with The cutting
5. The lghtness Of draught for the team
the abeence OF side pressure, and the ease with
which it Passes over uneven ground, from the
large size Of the ground wheels.
G. The ease With which Il may be backed o.
turned.
T. The width Of cut with good driving 81 2 n.
S Il leaves the grain outside the track OF
horses, so that any amount may be cat without
bineing. The reaper is 70 constructed that the
mower bar may be attached at any future ime
at cost Of $25. Terms OF payment ~ follows !:
Fifty dollars cash, aud balance by note due on
the LIT day Of December, with interest : the pur-
chaser paying cost oil transportation, and having
the privilege Of discounting sad note At s
per cent. Fur further information, apply to
JAMES AYER, JR., h CO,
nol7u1 Sole agents for CedA county
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We learn tba, the Iowa Land Bill
granting lands for Railroad purposes pas
sed both Houses Of Congress on the Sth
INST. BY this act, grants are mad. to
the Burlington & Missouri River, Daren-
port & Council BIufs.the Lyons s, Mis-
sosrl River, aud the Dubuque & Big
Sioux Roads, Orders were issued pro-
hlttting further sale IN all the land dis
trlc's, Tor the Present. immeii lately after
the passage OF the above bill.
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the rights, liberties and lives OF the peo-
pie OF Kansas 7 or will they go to their
aid and resis, at all hazards the ou,rages
OF those lawless marsuders Of Missouri!
Fine only can tell.
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fGGlf IOflGGS.
h9E9 Id Randall,
rs Legal SBiien
Clari - Randall,

ID Randall, }
-. Legal Notice
Ciarissa Randall, }
t. Cl.Fissa RlnIai.
Ahialn:- You are hereby notified that there
: now On dle In the office Of the Clek Of the
D.trict Court OF Cedar county, Iowa. petition
of HoEatio Rand II asking said Court for de
cree OF Divorce from tue londs If mattimony
go. existing between you snl b m. on account
p tlFes years wiilfai ab-sace, AID the Sheriff Of
sad county having Returned notice of"not
found, y AID said Court baging at the Nav term
81 s4.d Curt, a. D. 1856, made an order for pub.
LEGATION, and the Clerk 9fsaid Court having or.
dsfed tn publication OF sud Notice In the Tin
ton Advertiser for four consecutive weeks: and
ahiess you appear al tn next term OF sa!l
1,u't aad plead, answer or demu; to said peti.
ton within rule, decree OF said Court viii be
ordered in accordance with the PRAYER of said
petitioner w J HsxKy. Att,v
" Il J. W CArrGLl, OK. for pltif.
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Acres.

Acres, 5,437
with a supply OF town lots in the town Of Upton
ArSo--A farm Of 4S0 acres OF first class pra
RE, with a comfortable house, young orchard
Just c mmenced bearing, well watered by the
uor,h branch of Yankee Run, 20 acres of timber
one mile south all or any Of which may be had
by apply ingt TO SAMUEL DEWELl.,
Gen ersl Land Agent at Upton. Iowa.
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SAMUEL DEWELl,

Surveyor al Upton and 6fnerai Ian aetM
WILL attend promptly to all business requiring
an agent; such ~
Buying and Selling on Commission,
PAYING OF TINES
giving Information respecting lands In this coun
ty &C. Emigrants and settlers can get choice sc
lections Of lands by calling at his Office.
FOR SALE. Lots 4 and 5, Block III, town oil
Rochester, upon which Is situated conioria-
bic dwelling with cellar and well.
Also. Lot 9. Block 20, town Of Rochester, by
Z SAMUEL DEwELL.
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1dnef. IL might b. to lii. 10 crest OF every
reader - "Kima. ,h- published tax list
% Tonghiy ard se- that none OF their land. are
'nc'uied, ana u hey are to cali and have matter
arranR q, before The ssle, as IL will save much
trouble, and nsy BE- al exysase. aft.rwsrds.-
Even tn. taxes have been paid ard receipt given
iVs IT. II Is be I to have the mistake corrected
nov, aud AVOID troable aud exp.nse hereafter.
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McCALLEY l. PUlsIrER.

Dentists, Ctdar Rapids, Io,oa.
Dave the pleasure of Announcing to the citi-
zehs OF Upton ana vicinity, that they have made
arrangements that one of them will be Ia TIP
ton On the first Monday in each month, and spend
one week In the practice Of their profession.
Al operations entrusted 10 them shall be exe-
cutei Ia the most workmaniAe manner.
S~Ofice at the Temperance Ho Ise. 2Olv