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NA EE WEN
Cash and Produce Store.

The new firm of Akin Baxter, are now receiving
and opening out at the storeroom formerly occupied
by James Cameron, Main street, splendid assort-
ment OF Spring aad Summer Goods which they intend
offering to the public at low figures as any sold in
this market Our spring stock as been selected with
great care in the Philadelphia MARKET and we think
we can give perfect satisfaction both as regards quail.
ity and price of the goods.
Come and see our goods and judge for yourselves,-
We would especially invite the ladies' to drop in and
see our Fancy Dress Goods as think they will be
richly repaid for their trouble, ..-. .f.s
Country produce taken at the highest market price,
in exchange for goods. AKIN & BAXTER.
Carrollton, May 8 l656--tf a..
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New HAVEN, June 4

Connecticut Elects a Republican Senator.-
The House to-day elected james Dixon, Amer
Jean Republican United States Senator. The
vote stood thus; Dixon 1875, Toucey lOl, scat
tering7.
Charles Nc CordE was elected Judge Of the
Supreme Coart.
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SANDERS'
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE.
Palnnted June s, ISS2,

EdttutCu Juht % 1000
UllS Rake is intended for raking hay and cleaning
i wheat fields. Il will work well on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
STEEL Its operation is the most simple and easy Of any
Horse Rake in use The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet, the teeth being attached to the
axetree which is the head of the Rake, with hinges on
the front side attached to the shafts The head vbates
on the axes is required by the operator leave the
load when necessary. The Rake is well adapted to all
classes Of men. This is the cheapest simplest and best
Horse Rake now in use; at all Fairs where exhibited it
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Patentee, and offer said Rake to the farmers OF Lit
tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
model of the Rake can be seen at The American
House,
Csrroliton, Ohio. WOODBORNE & ROUDEBUsH.
July l2 1855, e.
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LIVEKPOOL, May II
Breadstufs-Wheat has considerably decli-
ned, being fully 3d@6d below quotations of
the previous week. Canadian white los edo
los Cd: red mixed 9s 6l@lOs.
Flour-sales limited at decline Of 6d@1s;
western canal 32s 6d@33s; Philadelphia and
Baltimore 37s@3Ss.
London Money Market--There had been a
renewed buoyancy in funds, aud Consols clio.
Sed at 96f, 948@944 for consols. Money less
stringent.
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Medical Notice,

Doct P. W. Lee, late from Salem, o., formerly wtl
DR.. Carey Of that place. having permanently locatedr
CarTolltOn o. in c injection with Dr.. d. s. Hunter or
the practice Of Medicine 4 Surgery tcndels bsnrops
siona services to the citizens and public penersy hon
ing by prompt attcnt ion to his profession to merit
share of public patronage Office ard residence will
Dr. Hunter
East Main Street. . Carrolton Obio
Oct. II 1855, t..
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A Fine Farm for Sale!

THE FARM OF WILLIAM ELS0N, DECEASED
i is now in the market and for sale. The heirs are
all of age and perfect title can be given for the
premises There are 220 acres l4O cleared, and in
good state of cultivation The farm adoins the town
Carrolton, and is pleasant and beautiful location
There three fine wells and several excellent springs
of water upon it. Two dwelling houses and large
bank barn For terms of sale enquire Of the undersign
ed, residing on the premises
STEWART 4 TURNER ELsoN.
May 10, 1S54.-tf.
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EUnOEEAN News
ARRITAE OF THE STEINER INDIAN

QUEBEo, June 8.
The steamer Indian, from Liverpool May 9i'
arrived during the night
Political news unimportant.
Tn the House Of Lords, Monday, the Earl Of
Clarendon, reply to question BY Earl Elgln,
said the letter signed E. Hammond, was gen.
une document.
The agents Of Costa Rica and some South
American Stale had, since the attack of Walk-
er, appealed to England for assistance to defend
themselves. A great variety of projects had
been laid before the Government for accept
ance.
All those requests her Majesty's Government
had refused, declaring they would have moth
ing TO do with Central America, at the same
time deploring the consequences of Walkers
attack on Nicaragua, in which property had
been sacrificed; and be glad if their enterpri.
ses carried, Further, that their action would
be limited to sending naval forces to that coas
sufficient for the protection Of British Proper
ty.
The War Department in compliance With the
urgent request Of Costa Rica, had consented tC
loan arms but the arms bad never been taken
by the agents Of Costa Rics, and the Govern.
ment had consequently communicated to the
United States in the matter, aud Marcy replied
TO Champion, March 8, saying he disapproved
of the existing state Of things in Nicaragua, and
that it would cast shade upon the reputation
ct the United States, and he knew of no bette
plan of proceeding than for the United State
and the British Government to combine for tn
protection of their subjects.
Dispatches from Vienna states that Con
Svention had been concluded between the Port
aud the Western powers, and thai the evacu
alton of the British Territory by the Allied for
ces would be completed in six months.
Tho weather in England had been very boi
sterous and several vessels had been driven a
shore on The coast.
n
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Bnsin&ss CARDS.
a. w. MnRRISON.

TT0RNE Al LAW,
HAS resumed the practice OF the law. He
III will particularly attendtO the settlement Of estates
qy Executors, Administrators and Guardians for which
his late experience in the Probate Court amply Qualities
him. All other business OF professional character en-.
trusted to hiscare, in this aud the adjoining counties,
will be attended to with promplltude and fidelity.
0FFI0E-In the opposite the cesf. front Of the
Court House, heretofore occupied by J. H. Tpp ESQ.
FEB. l5-'55.l
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DRUGS. DRUGS.

The undersigned would respectfully inform tho public
that he has just received from the East lot of ugs
medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye-stufs, which he will
sell low, if not little lower than can be purchased
at any store in the county. Thankful for past favors.
he hopes by strict attention to his business, and low
prices to merit continuance of the same
Dec. ID, 1855 If. JOHN O. BAXTER
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n OPAL YARNIsI, Black Varnish Iaeker Turpen
y tine White Lead, Red Lead, Lithrage, Rose Pink
&c. &c. at BAXTER'S.
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UURD'S HAIR KES1ORER-A few bottles left -
Ill warranted to restore hair on any head that The
bald. Also Hurds GOdeR Gloss, for beaut iyir She
hair at BAXTER'
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NIGARs-A good article always on hand, at
" BAXTER'S
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ID lADY-MADE ULOTH1NG, P les Olit at
j. C.6O-
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
NOTICE.

DElNG convinced from past experience
- that this climat Re is not congenial to
my health and in consequence thereof
viii offer the following property situated
in Ot'umwa for sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed,
my>residence on Second Street, one I'M.
divided half of the Post Office lot, one
third of that space of ground opposite
my office, between T. Sinnamon's prop
erty and the river, running back to DR..
Wardens line. Also $50 acres of land
in Wapello County as advertised. For
description of which. see advertisement
in another part OF this paper.
] have disposed of my interest in the
office to Dr. Douglass. and have relinquish-
ed the practice of medicine. Doct. Doug
ass will continue the practice of Medi-
ine and Surgery, may be founl at my Of
&c as usual. | can cheerfully recommend
i'm 10 the public and my friends as gen
teman, we'll qualified TO give entire salts
faction professionally to all VINO may feel
disposed toemploy him.
Jan 10th 56-47tf, A. d. WOOD.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

The London Times makes The follow
ing comments upon The Presidents Mes.
sage:
The Message Is written with Simple
ty and clearness. and is by no means so
lengthy and diiluse as some Of is pre-
d-cessors. Indeed, il looks as if the
Pr1silen. had found himself at an end
sooner than he expected. and had been
reduced te ap,enh two long discussions
on the constitutional theory of Govern
meu's. and The cons :iiu,.onal relation Of
Slavery, in order to maze up bulk IL he
taste OF his readers. We shall not enter
Er the present. into these or any other
topics of he Message. We have oaly
10 assure the Americans tia, The people
oi This country read these documents
with an inieres, only second Ia that with
which they read an important ministerial
s,aiemen, in their own Legislature -
They are rejniced 10 see the s.,iden pros.
per.iy and immense development Of a
country which thev feel To have come
on, IS themselves. l, is no pleasure to
,h.m 10 find documents so hit,erIn9 to
their own naiinnsi ,rIds n,.4rred by The
introduction of petty .q"abbIes. the mat
ter and very existence Of which are Few
tn n4psl BRUSH readers. They have no
wish tina, honor should be I"et teIween
the Two States, aud II Will not be their
fault If it's.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

A BEAUTIFUL INCIDENTAL naval Of
icer being al sea in a dreadful storm.
hn vile was sitting in the cabin near
him. and filled with alarm for The safety
Of the vessel. was sn surprised a, his SO
renisy aud composurc. that she cried out:
MY dear, are Jon not afraid! How
10 il that you can be GO calm 10 such a
cseadlul Storm
He toss Grom his chair dashed it TO
the deck drew ht. ew"rd ard pointing il
10 the breast OF his wife exclaimed.
~ Are you sou not sfraidl'
She immediately answered, mo-
.Wh,!' said The officer.
Because. rejoined the wife. Il know
this sword is in The hands OF my hns-
band, and he loves me TOO wei! TO hur,
me. i,
Then. ssld he. u know in whom
believe and ,haS he who holds the wincs
10 his fsi. and the water in ,i.e hollow Of
bic haaj, 10 my Father.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
You can't fill a man as you fill up pitcher;
He always will hold
A little In re gold,
And never's SO rich that he would't be richie
Beautiful Extract.

The following wall. atloat ON The 'sea
Of reading. we clip from an exchange.
We co not know its paternity, hut II
contains some wholesome truths, beau
sifuIIy set forth:
Men seldom think OF the great event
of deslh until the shadow tails across
their own path. hiding forever from their
eyes the traces OF the kvved one whose
living miles were the sunlight OF Their
exi.ience. Death is the great antsgon
il, al life. aud the cold thought Of me
tomb is the skeleton Of all ieasls. We
do no, want to go through The dark vai-
ley. although its passages may Head 10
paradise: auG, with Charles Lamb, We d.
no, wan, 10 le dawn in the muddy
grave, even with kings for our bed ieI.
lows.
Bet the fiat of nature is inexnrable.
This is no appeal ar relief from the grea.
law which dOoms u 10 dust. We flour
ish and we fade rs The forest, and the
flower ,ha, blooms and wi,hers in d.,
has not trailer hold upon lite than The
miehtiesl monarch that ever shook The
earth with his fuot steps. Generations
oi man appear aud vanish az he grass,
ard the countless multitude That throngs
the world to-day. VIII tomorrow dIsap-
pear az the footsteps or the shore.
In The beautiful drama Of Ion, the in
s,inct Of immortality. so eIoquenliy Ut
tered by the death devoted Greek. finds
deep response IN every thoughtful soul.
When abou, TO yield his young existence
~ a sacrifice to fate, his beloved Glenn
anthe asks if they shall no, NEE, again
to which he replies:
j have asked Il NJ Urea diul question Of
the hills that look e,ernal--of The clear
Streams that flow forever Of The stars
mong whoss fields Of azure my spirit
hath walked 10 glory. All were duMb
But while gazd upon thy living face.
feel shat there - something in the love
that mantles through its beauty that can.
no, wholly perish. We shall mee. again
Cleman,he.'
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

A woman has just chd IN the Morris
county New Jersey. poor house, WHO al
'ained the great nge of one hundred aud
fifteen years. When child she was
a stolen from Africa. and reEem bers iha,
The slase-cn'cher took the Jewels from
her ears. She was irs, brought to Sou,h
Carolina, and from thence was brought
to New Jersey, where Tor lime she
was owned as a slave. She has beel H.
Morris county more thar rix.y years -
-Four generations of her decendan,s were
present al her funeral. the dead and IA. :
ing make five geHVraions.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
Professor Stafford, of The State G.ol

Professor Stafford. Of the State G.ol,
eis, Of Tennessee. according 10 the Nash
Vile Banner. Is ofop,nlon ,hatihe amount
"t copper IN the mines III Polk county
Oi that State Is enormous, aud It's value
incalculab A ties, shaft has been sunk
10 the tepih OF one hundred and forty
feel, in ,he neIg hhOrhnod Of The .fennes 4.
see mIne, aud il had cut the richest yell
low and native copper to be found any
where. Fine copper area is abou. three
miles long and lwu miles wide. Wuhln
that spacr eight or nine mines have been
from which alone might be rais-
ed lhiee millions OF dollars worth IT ore
annually. II only there could be- provided
The means OF Transporting il I" market.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

With numerous prizes Of $4,000, 5000, 600,
800, 100, sc. &c. Persons can remit any amount
from s. upwards, that they wish to invest on
receipt Of which we forward IFS value in tickets
in the Lottery designated by the purchaser, or,
if none be designated. then some Lottery that
will be drawn after the buyer has got the ticket
in his possession. An official Scheme of the
Lottery will be sent with all tickets ordered,
carefully sealed in an ordinary envelop and on
the day the lottery is drawn the oifcial drawing
will be sent, together with written explanation
of the result, of the purchase. The Drawn num-
beers are also pubishedin the daily papers of the
city Of Baltimore, and in the daily National In
teliigencei, Washington, ID. C..
A Circular containing all the Schemes will
be sent to any one by addressing the under
signed. Address orders for tickets TO
80 +. X. Brennan, No. Calvert street,
3O-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
TIE FAMILY CABINET.
~>---->~---- ~ ~-~~~~-~~--
DR.. RAlFF & WESTLAKE'S
Il "a III " "a e Il j e n e =
IL. II. IL.
Raiif's Ready Relief.

THIS wonderful preparation has no E.
quail smOng all the Liuments and
Pain Killers 'nosv in use, operating like a
charm. and effecting the most astonishing
cures in an incredibly short time, almost
performing miracles in the most desperate
cases OF Rheumatism. Spinal com plants.
Lumbago. Cramps, l.ameness, Sore Throat
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Coughs and Colds.
Influenza. Oppression OF the Chest, Stiff
joints, Tic Dolerux, Sick Stomach, SC.
And will also cure he most rxcru,tn.
Ting pains in few moments, such as
Pains in the Back aud Shoulders, Back
aclle, Pains m the Joints ani Heart, Face
ache, Pains III the l.iverand Muscles, See
attic pains, Pains la the Kidneys, head x
face, Syphiltic pains. Neuralgia palas, aud
Pain in the Side. Ear and foothache.
Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
of the MARYLAND Consolidated Lotterit

Office Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Z
BALTIMORE. july 1st, 1856.
A IL Tickets or Certificates OF Packages Of
n ickets, in the Lotteries authorized by the
State of Maryland bear the Autographed sig
nature of F. y. Brennan, Agent for the Con-
tractor. and any others are frauds.
Owing to numerous applications rom all parts
of the country, the management wiiIgve their
attention to the filing of orders fof Tickets or
Certificates. in he Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at a d stance may euGiide .tlv RELY
upon having the,r orders for ticiaeSs % oinptty
filled, and the sric;esi confidence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn da4iy in public in
The city of Baltmorr, under the superinte,,d-
ance IF the Safe Lottery Comm ssioner Heavy
bonds are given 10 the State as security for The
payment of all Prizes. The prices of whole
tickets are from 81 TO $50. Half and Quarter
tickets in proportion.
There are never less than % 900 Prizes in any
Lottery. which Prizes vary in amount from ST
10 10000; according TO the prices of the tick
cts. For instance
When the price of tickets is 81 the highest prize
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
Walche and JcWelry.

L HE subscriber has Just received, per
American Express, very large assoIt-
me2t Of WATCHES, JEwELRY, GOLD PENS and
PENCILS, &C., and in fact, general stock of
everything that is usually kept in such estab-
lishments, which he intends selling at the low
est possible rates for cash.
He is also prepared to do up all kinds Of
Watch and Clock repairing, on short notice.
Persons sending work, from distance, by men
going to the river, may rely upon always having
their work really for them on their return.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to come
in and see the new stock of Jewelry, sc. We
saturally like to show goods.
C. ANDERSON.
Sept. 27th, 1S5533-tf
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

WEAKNESS or FAITH All anxious
cares which-.orrure aud distress the mind
arse from unbriei; they are con,rar, la
our profession, dlshnnorshle 10 our & 81.
and hnrtul tn the peace and coni"rr =
our souls. Therefore ,her aye forbid by
The gospel of grace. ~. The love to the
cb lLren of God Bui. te;Iev, +, thou
hasi not 81 learned CHRIST as IT, pass
away life nf careless Incidence 70 1
lhough,.ss inac,ivily. M; vlglIancr.
Industry. and fervenry Ut sPrI,. is SUI.
, able frame ever ID De in. Not slOitful
IN business, bot tervent ~ spirit, serving
the Lnrh. Careful and dilgent IN the
use OF all means IN Thy power. both 10
procure The subsistence and welfare ot
thy hudy. az well as To keep up the live
| lIness and vignr Of thy soul. Careful
and dillgen,, YET Without care that ha'h
di.qpietude aud distress. As To u e
Things OF this life. it's suffi ci-nt tn all thy
anxiety. and sils nee thy every fear aud
d"ubi; .yonr heavenly Father saith Je
sns, 'knowelh that you have need al
Them He feeds the birds; Will he suf-
fer hls babes To s,arvt! Thou shalt have
all things NJ aJful Tor Godllness. lfsuch
a sinner AZ may speak of himself. un
der worldly losses and disappoln'ments.
l have thnught-itl Is true'l have not what
| expected, but, | can very well gp to
heaven without il. TITS cons,dsra ion,
thanks 10 nv dear Ssvnur. has oiien
brought heaven Of con,en'men, To my
s"nl, in world ni isappoihtmeni.-
Nason's Spiritual Telegraph
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
A Horse and an Ass came to The SAM

A Horse and an ASS came to The SANE
stream to drink. slow crystal ScIear il
this wares.' said the horse. To me IL
appears very muddy, grnmbled The ass
No wonder! he drank with b., head down
stream, and the mud comes IRON hls own
boots. All ye who search holy Wrt
oBly To foster doubt. aud " no, In the yer,
act Of searching n turn your backs. on
The fountain head if9m which II flows.
examine well that loi,g-eared, stupid ass,
and then If you can. eon,lrue TO DO like
wise.- r. T. Fan Bebber.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
gr0al MOtitrs.
ESTRAY CATTLE.

STATE OF IOWA, s.: --
WAPELLo COUNTY.
TAKEN mp By Eli Daniels on the 18th day
of February 1856 at his plantation in said
County the fol! wing stock as trespassing ami
mails, to-wit. Forty two head of neat Cattle
described as follows. one yoke of oxen, one
COW. one three year old Bull. one two year old
do. fifteen Steers two years old and upwards,
four d, one wear olds, and eighteen heifers two
years old and upwards. Total valuation of
same 5000, appraised ~ John w. Acton and
Realen Myers Township Trustees of Washing
ton Township in said County before Charles
L. Roberts Esq. Justice &C Of said County
Said Stock was taken updoing damage upon
the Mellow Land of the plantations aforesaid, by
destroying large quantities of hav thereon.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottnmwa Feb. 10Th 1852.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
ESTRAY STEER.
STATE OF IOWA, Ice
WAPELLo COUNTY 90

TAKEN UP as an EsIray. by Thomas
/ Reveal Esq. at bis Plantation in Cen.
ire Township in Said County on the 2Jrh
day of November 1875. One Steer four or
five years old. of bright red color, broad
horns, white spot on his forehead and
hips. white feet and has crop of his LEFT
ear and bit.in the right ear. and bears the
appearance Of having been worked. Ap-
praised at thirty Dollars by Henry Wilson
and Prior s. Farmer.
JOSEPH HAYNE. Clerk.
Ottumwa Dec. 1855. Pd.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
The Money X ing.

As landsmen siiting,in luxurious ease,
Talk of the dangers of the stormy seas;
As fre-sde travellers with pretentious mien,
Tell tales of countries they have never seen;
As paupers, gathered in congenial hocks,
Babble of Banks; assurances and Stocks;
As each is oftenest eloquent of WHAT
He hates or covets, but possesses not
AS towards talk Of pluck: msers, OF waste;
Scoundrels, Of honor; country clowns, of taste
Ladies, Of logic; devotees, of sin;
Topers, of water; temperance men, OF GIN
] sing of MONEY ........r. -
In speakrr. of the potency Of The Mo.
nn King" the poet dlscourses alter
this msnner:
He builds the house where christian people
pray,
And rears the bagnio just across the way;
Paws to the Priest his stinted annual fec;
Rewards the lawyer for his venal plea:
Sends ar Apostle TO the Heaihen's aid,
And cheats the Choctaws for the good OF
trade, !. a
Lifts by her heels an ELLsLERto renown,
Or, bribng JENNY, brings an angel down!
We admired the thoughts embodied
in the following. and the handsome tn
butte paid to true worth:
In lettered marble let the stranger read
OF him who, dying. dbl worthy deed,
And left to Charity the cherished store
Which, to his sorrow, he could hoard no
more;
Ivenerate the nobler man who gives
His generous dollars while the donor lives;
Gives with heart as liberal as the palms
That to he needy spreads his honored aims
Gives with head whose yet uncl0naed light
To worthiest objects points to giver's sight
Gives with hand 5 ill! potent TO. enforce
His well-aim'd bounty and direct its course;
Such is the giver who must stand confessed
In giving, glorious and supremely blest.
One such as this the captous world could
find
In noble PERKINS, angel of the blind;
One such as this in princely LAWRENCE
fhone
Fer heavenly kin1red claimed him for their
own!
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
EsTRAY STEERS.
STATE OF IOWA, L.
WAPELLO County, y"

TAKEN UP as an estrav. bv Charles puI
ley, Esq at his plantation in Agency TIP. +.
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 8 til DAY of
Novembs. 1888. two Steers of the follow
ing description. to-wit-One brindle
some white between the hcrns and on the
right flank and belly, bush oil the tail whl'e
and two small white spots Oh left side, an
under bit out of the left ear and scalop
out OF the under side of TIE right ear
The other deep red. little white on the
belly, bush OF tail white, AN upper bit out
OF lett ear, and swallow fork i'll the right.
supposed to be five years old and valued
at 500 by Edward Dudley and Henry Nj.
Rossetter. JOS. HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Dec. 18th. 1855.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
ESTRAY STEER.
STATE OF IOWA, &C

TTAKEN UP as an Estray, by James
] Devol ESQ. at his Plantation in Rich
land Township in said County on the 18th
day Of November 1855: One White Steer,
end OF ears red, ma ked with a crop and
slit in the lett ear supposed to be four
years old last Spring and appraised at
Twenty five Dollars by Josiah {. Davis aud
Amos Wood. Andwhich said Estray was
duly posted before Thomas Ross Esq, JUS
tice DC, OF said County. 9
JOLLPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa Dec. 1855, Pd.