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Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
NEW YORK. March S.

The details Of the la,-s, Mexican new v,
from Vera Cruz, via New Orleans are
quite interesting.
Ii ie stated that The Castle San Iuar
lie UIloa pronounced IN favor 81 Tam
res on the night Of the 18th aud 18Th
aud notified The city tina, il il d,d no
surrender by noon il " 'uld be houhsrd
ed al lla. The CITY no. having surren'
drred lire was opened by the castle,
i which lasted M hour. Two person.
were wonnjtd and some little damage
dome 10 the buildings.
On the l4ih the French frigste Pene.
lope came up FROM SACRIFICES. aud is an
chored between The Castle aud tie city
Nothing further occurred ill the l9sh
when The war slea mer Guerrero "a me III
10 tow Out iae na,ianal steamer CLAUDIA
loupe and then The castle fred iu,O heI
Tor fifteen minutes, five shots taking sf
feet. killing the frs, Lieu,enan, and four
men. and wounded several o,hers -
Meantime a hnu,b from For, Santiago
IelI in The castle. hi"wing up an m
tVu SuVrs Aul'Hk nuu "OVHoiu'k WAIVED
men. On the goth. al 81 r. N . The
castle surrendered tn the cliv before .he
firing. The shipping took ::efugs Al
Sacrahci os but returned 10 The their an
chorsge on The 2lsi. The national
vessel Gandaloupe. and The .teamship
Ben Franklin remained at their moor,
ipgs. Mos, of The families lett for vi
lagos in the ne 'ghborha"d lurlns The fir
ing.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

PROPERTY IN OTTuMwA.-Unmis.ake.
able sigus are manifes,ing themselves
growing more and moro apparen, from
day to day, that Ouumwa il filling q
large space in The ey es Of those who are
seeking out the best points in The west TO
invest. We hear Of sales every day oil
lot, both improved and unimproved at
prices which indicate better than any
thing else, the onward tendency Of the
place. The completion Of The River i'm.
provemsnt, and the immense water pow.
or which will shersby be created here.
taken in connection with the Railroads
which must come here at an early Gay,
are eonspiripg. a. well they may, 10
bring business men. mech anics. AID man.
ufscsurers among us. Verify w shall a.
wake some morning and End eurself a
city.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

MEssRs. Brown & MITCHELL an.
nounce this week through our columns
that they are fully prepared to attend 10
all business coming under the head Of a
General Land Agency, having provided
themselves with full abstracts of tile TO
all land and lots m this county. and be.
ing connec,edar Burlington, and Chicago.
Mr. Don c Mitchell, The partner resi-
dsni Al this place, has made a mos, favor.
able impression upon all who have been
30 fortunate as to form his acquaintance,
as a yourg man of sterling worth and ev.
ry way qualified to dissnargs The duties
aPper'aining to .he above business TO the
entire satisfaction o.: all who. may have
occasion TO employ a Land Agent.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

REcKLEssNEss.-A party Of young
men from u cry went ou! on a Bunting
excursion last Tuesday. and. meeting
with no success in killing game Of any
kind. they concluded TO pace of the
ground and FIRE at each other. They di.
vided themselves into three parties, Ia.
king distances Of abou, sixty yards from
each other pulled their caps over their
faces and wl,hstood the fire in true
warrior slile. Ore Of the party had
some ten or twelve shot lodged in his car
and clothes. As fortune would have il,
no oas was injured. bu, such reckles.ness
deserves condemnalion.-Lou. Domo.
Graf. ...r
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

c. A. BRADSHAW, is row prepared TO
supply any reasonable demand for watch
es and Jewelry, having received BY ex.
press a new, extensive, and very spIsn-
did stock. We'aIso commend our neigh.
Dor in the department, of manufacturing
and repairing in which he is doing, We
are pleased 10 know, an extensive anG
increasing business. Read his advertise
ment, End Civ him a call.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
Grand Chance
TO INTES7 IN real ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishing to west The
capital in the Mercantile Business in which he
is. engaged, offers for sale 3 Lots, and the
House thereon, on the principal street, only =
few blocks from the centre Of business, and on
a block adjoining the Depot Of the B. & M.
r. X in Ottumwa, on terms, considering the
location, present and prospective value Of the
property extremely low. The House is a
substantial two story, and on one side, three
story frame building. with five rooms, and ar
ranged for two families. Will sell the House
and, one lot separately, but prefer to sell the
whole together. A. L. GRAVES.
no. 2. IL,
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

Republican Ticket,
For Secretary of STATE.
ELIJAH SELLS, Musca,ine.
.Auditor Of State.
JOHN PATTEE, Bremen.
reasu rer of State.
n. l. NORRIS, Polk.
.6ltornsy General.
SAM UEL A. RICE, Mahashs.
Presidential Electors.
RHEuBEN NOBLE, Clayton. .
H. O'CoNNoR, Musca,ine.
DANL. F. MILLER, Lee. tra
w. M. STONE, Marion.
Delegates to the National Conven'
ton.
francis SPRINGER, Louisa.
8. d. CARPENTER. Linn.
F. H. WARREN, Demoine.
H. A. WILTsE, Dubuque.
JOSEPH w. CALDWELL, Wapsilo.
J. H. B. ARMSTRONG, Appanooss.
]. B. HowELL, Lee.
e. MAINE, vanburen.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
For School Fund Commissioner.

At the Convention held al this place
GU sa.urcay last. MI. G. H. Leggets. oil
Highland Township. received the nom.
inssion for the Office Of School Fund
Commissioner which Office is 10 be fill
ed-as the ensuing April election. We
regard tho nomination Of Mr.. l.. a. one
smIne n.ly fit to be made, - regard.
his qualifications 10 discharge the duties
OF tho Office faithfully and ably; anc AZ
regards also his views upon the grea,
question OF the day. Mr.. Leggen was
ono Of tho delegates from this county 10
tho Republican convention At Iowa City.
in The proceedings Of which meeting he
took IN active and eficisn. part.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

Mn DoEoE ENJOYING THE CARNIVAL
IN MADRIp.--irhe Madrid Correspond.
n Of the London Times, wiring on The
Alb ul,.. says:
We are now il the midst Of the Car.
nival and nothing bu. fun and folly
seems thought Of Yesterday as The
worthy representative Of the UniieG..S.,
Mr. Dodge, was riding ward Ire Prado,
a mask sprung on The horse behind him
with a clever jump. and pronouncing
his name. insisted or accompanying him
on his ride in that position. Mr. Dodge,
moi exactly relishing making So public a
display, and conceivng that the voice oil
his wouid-be companion was moi, wholly
unknown to him. GO, down and consign.
ed his horse to the direction of the mask,
who II due course of time returned /, by
. messenger 10 the owner, giving q fc,i.
ti0us name.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
lbusTuN, N zrch s

bosToN, March s..
The American Stale Council 81 Mas.
.saohusets continued IN active debate ill
Ii o'clock this A NJ. when faaIlv he
Council. by a large majority. adopted
resolutions TO the following effect:
Iha, The American party Of Massa.
chuse,'s stand by its platform. as
promulgated at Springfield in Angus,
last; that II will no. support The Phiia.
delphia nominees until assured lha. they
Do heartily indorse the American princi
piles. and will vindicsie the great rights
Of the ireemen Of the Norsh. a. welt AZ
Of The territory. The res oIulions were
considered a .ictury ! o The opponents Of
the nominees. The friends Of Fillmore
and Donelson then proposed to form q
Fillmore club. but the m ,.ler was post.
poned NIL Monday next
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
YMR mRM@FMR g@URKRR


Fire at Knoxville Marion County.
On Tuesday nigh, Of last week, a fire
broke on. on the west side Of The Public
Square in Knoxville. The beautiful coun..
~ seal Of Msiion county. in this State,
Destroying prop,r to the amount Of
$40, 200. including the office Of the Jour.
NIL. The following note from the Edit.
or OF the Journal to the Oskaloosa Her
aid gives the particulars. Mr.. Stone is
one of the Republican Electors of The
State. and we deeply sympalhise with
him and the Citizens of Knoxville on
account Of SO serious a calamity.
KNOXVILLE iowa. March S, 1855.
FRIEND NEEDHAM-
DEAR SIR:-The devouring elements
has laid waste a large portion of our viii
lase. About four o'clock this morning,
a fire broke GU, in J. NJ. MiIIer's s,ore
house, situated On The wes, side Of the
square. and before lis psogress could be
arrested, il had consumed the Eagle Ho.
TEL and the large store house Of Messrs.
S.anfeld, jackson & Co The Ma.on-
ic Hall and Journpl office, were in the
upper story of the latter building every
Thing consumed, including the records
&c. The Journal office shared a SINH
lar cate. WI were not even able to save
our books. Nothing bu. a few broken
fragments of metal and a pile Of smoul.
dering embers are 70 be seen Of either
establishments! None of :he sufferers
were insured exccp, Mr. Miller, and his
by 10 means adequate to the loss. The
entire loss u no. less than $4,000.
There are some circumstances con.
necsed with the occurrence, which JUST.
fy the opinion Ina, i. was the work of
an incendiary, and this SCENE TO be
the prevailing opinion.
l reere. that | am ,hss summarily dis.
connected with the editorial Fraternity of
This Stale, but | know that ,hey are gen.
erous enough to sympa,hise with me in
my misfortune,
Truly yours.
w. NJ. STONE.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

R%ErrREMEEr OF Mr.. GIDDINos.-M,
Giddings has teen up TO the presen,
time q membe Of Congress for more
years consecutive than any other years
IN the aggregate. He announces his
discrimination to retire from public life a,
tho cloee ol the present Congress-, and
says, that. since he has lived 10 ses the
sentiments for which, in the main. he
has commended so many years, finally
triumphant in the Capitol. and the poll
cy Of the early fathers re. established. he
is satisfied. and desires to spend the bal
lance OF his days in The quie. enjoy men,
0. domestic life.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

MARROW EscArE.-We regret to learn
that Drs. Wood and Douglas. returning
from visiting a patien. on The other side
of the river. while crossing the rive. in
a buggy on the ice, broke through and
came very e being drowned. They
escaped however with a bath very cold
az may we'll be supposed.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

Mr.. J. HARRrs, in his lecture on 1.-THE
relations Of man 10 his fellows" on FRI
day evening, treated the subject a little
differently from what We expected. but ii
was interesting nevertheless, ard was
very a.ten.ively listened 10 BY a very
good house. MI. Johnson lectures this
week, a. the same time and place, on
Labor.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

ST.. Louis ADvERTIsEMENTs.-J. Hal.
sail, 100, Main st.. ST. Louis. dealer in
Books aud all kinds Of stationary. Also
manufac ,urer of Blank Books. We di.
rect tbs attention of dealers TO his card.
Edward Doyle, co.ner Of Mama nd
Cherry streets Manufactures boilers, and
is engaged generally in Blacksmi.hing.
See card.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

JUVENILE CONCERT "A class Of Ju-
v~eniles, under the direction of Mr.. Al.
bert Sutlife, propose TO give q concert to
the Citizens Of Ottum wa this evening a,
The Couri House,ai IT o'clock. We be.
speak for the Juveniles and Mr.. Su,iife
q generous house.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
CmENT. !

CT When the body suffers from pain or dis
ease Of any nature, there is neither place nor
comfort to be found on earth, but why should
people suffer when there is one Of the greatest
antido.es offered them that has yet appeared in
the list of medicines? We mean Hurley, Sar.
sapari LA, by the use Of which all may enjoy
the best of health.-.4,hens Herald.
Sold here by d. Orr, wholesale, Bacon, Hyde
& Co st Louis, No.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
GADvERTlsgmEkr

Perhaps there is nothing which is more need.
ed in this new and miasmatic country where
bilious diseases prevail, and where great suffer.
ering is produced by the intimation OF the
liver. than agood safe and efficient cathartic
medicine, which will rouse the liver to action
Gle anse the system from impurities, remove the
curse Of dioease, and thereby restore health 10
the suffer. Such an article may be found in
Gillmores Vegetable Pills, all are pleased with
their mild and Ell :ient action.
Sold by Agents drought the State. See Ad.
vertisemsnt.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

SAWYER WANTED.-An experienced
Sawyer, one who understands r~unaisg
circular saw mills, and can give s~a,isfas
tory references, as 10 experience, in.eg.
rity ahG enterprise. can hear Of a perma
lei situation with good wages, and an
interest in q good saw mill. Enquire a,
this Office and see notice.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

For SALE.-The attention Of those
DESTROYS of securing a valuable 10. and
business house on front stree, is solicited
TO an advertisement Of A. ]. Spaulding in
another column.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
HARRISBURG, Mach s.

The Pennsylvania Democratic S,a,e
C~onvenIan 10 in session. Mr.. Dallas
has been nominated by accIams,ion.-
The Dallas delegates are going for him.
Resolutions were offered by former Cass
men IN favor al sending a Buchanan DEL
ega'io", and adopting State Rights. Me-
btaska resolutions will be adopted,
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
Novice.

hereby. given, that the undersigned have
J. thus day been appointed by the County Judge
OF Wapello co. Iowa, administrator and admin
i~stratrix, OF the estate Of +. M. Harrow decd.
late Of Wapello County. Iowa. All persons
owing the estate either by note or account are
notified to make immediate payment, and all
Persons.naving claims against SAID estate will
present the same, properly authenticated, ac-
coralhg 10 law, WI ihin the time thereby afix-
ed, or the same shall be barred from tolIec.
ton.
HARRIET F HARROW, Administrative.
JOSEPH W. CALDWELL Administrator.
Marcn 18th n4-4w,
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

A QUEER ACCIDENT. "A gentleman a,
hsokuk the other day. in his struggles to
cross . qusgmire wbioh they call q street.
threw . hne gold watch GU, of his pocket.
which sank in the mud and could no, be-
dug out according 10 the GAZE. WIN
con you nacsdamiss your strssssi
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
American Convention,

We learn that q Convention OF the
American Party Vas held At Iowa City
On the 9Th inst which endorsed the
nominations Of Fillmore and Donaldson,
and nominated m Electoral Tickle. for
this State. This 10 all We have heard
abous il. Further particulars will be
likely 10 reach u in q few days.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
Please COpy.

W. call attention Of the papers inter.
ssted. to the list Of papers attached to
the Notice 10 Contractors and the Cir.
oulas to Manufsc turers and others, o.
the Dsmoine Navigation and Railroad
Company, in anoiher place.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

blanks. a Good Assortment, in.
SLIDING . large lot Of Deeds & Mortgages,
h~andsomely printed on very 6ns paper,
Tor sale at this Office.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
- II CE

70 C o ~ 7RACIOR s
Office Of the Demoine Navi sa ton and
Railroad Cen pany, Ottumwa, March 4,A.
1856.
Sealed proposals w i'll be received at This
office until l2 o'clock, M, of MONDAY the
2Slh day of April next, for the construe,
tion Of twenty locks apd Dams for the i'm
proveme mt of the Des Moines River be.
tween the town Of Alpine (l2 miles below
0!tumwal and Fort Des Moines, q distance
OF about l26 miles, and also the lock and
dam atSt. Francisville, IL miles from the
Mississippi River.
The chamber of the locks is to be 200 fee,
long between the quoins, and A feet wide.
They will generally be built on rock four.
d%atloDs; the face of the masonry will te
OF hammered stone, leyeled up 10 repu'sr.
courses, and laid in bydNUlic cement; the
backing aud interior stone will be quarri ed
IN rectangular blocks, with beds parallel
10 each other, and joints at right angles
thereto, and will be laid ia quick lime NOR
tar, except at the head OF the lock, where i,
will be laid in cement.
The coping will be Of cut stone dowslled
and clamped.
Inc gates will be let in q separate Goa
The dams win generally be about GOO,
ieei long and Is feet high, ~(resting on roek)
maze OF timhei and stoae, with Eulkhesds
(,wl.h stone abutments) ON esoh side of
tue river for the hydraulic canals.
The plans. and specifications for N.
WORK Will be ready for examination ON the
10th o. April, at which time copies 81 the
specifications and blank forms for propo-
sails, and Information in regard, 10 the 10.
cations Of the locks and dams. win b. fur.
nlshed to the ontractors nj the s~eysr,l
Engineers Offices on the line. and a ~
ComPany's Office, No IL, William q f.et,
New York.
The contracts will contain 4 clause re.
ulring the personal attention Of one Of
! Nc partner OF each contracting arm. At
,ach lock and dam; that no transfer ofcon.
facts shall be made, and that no subcon-
aaGt except for the delivering Of materials
monthly payments will b made ia CASH
as 'he work progresses, reseryins Is peYf
cent IN lieu of other security: aud The
whole will be required to be comnlsteA by
the LIST OF January, 1853.
Contractors who are not known "a ths
Directions. or TO the Engineers. viii - r..
CURED 10 furnish s~atisfact orr testimon;.I.
OF their skill, experience and respona;I;li.
ty.
l9e Company reserves the right to =,
wand the contracts on such p~roDos.ls as
may pc deemed best for the interests OF
lhe State and OF the Company.
WIN. C.. J0ANEON p-~.~,t
EDWARD H. TRACY, Chief Ensineer.
Wh.J. McALpMs. Consulting Engineer.
Galena Gazette, St. Louis Missouri Re-
pubiicsn, Chicago Journal, Cincinnati Rail
Road Record. Keokuk Times Gate CITY,
Fort Des Moines Iowa Statesman, Eddy.
hnn. Iomaneicisl, Burlington Gazette. AL
Railroad Journal : Herald. aud Buffalo Re-
pubic please copy. Publish once I week
until the 18th Of April. Send copies Of
paper containing notice with bin, tothe OF.
nee o. the Company, at ottumws Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
Land and Exchange
O OFFICE

OTTUMwA, IOWA.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened Gin n.
Room lately occupied by the River Land Or
cers) an Office for the
Purchase and Sale of Farms,
UM Lands and To,cn
Properly.
Purchase Sale and Location
of WarraHfs, Payment
Of 1ares, &c.
Being a Notary Public and having In
Abstract Of Titles, Iown Plat, Sectional Coum-
ty Maps, aud Blanks of every kind he will give
particular attention to the Examination Of
Titles and Conveyancing.
EXCHANGES. Louis aud Eastern bought
and sold. Collections made &C &C.
Mortgages, and LIST Glass Notes Cashed At
all times.
For Sale, Choice Farms in Wapello and Van
Buren, upoa and near the river.
Wild LanGs in, Wapello, Davis, Van Buren,,
Polk, Green, Union. Adams. and
De: atur counties.
Ottumwa Lots. Out Lots, &c.
Also-Lands and Lots of W.. Ruddick in
Wapello, held by Decree title, for Tax Of 81.
no. 3. IT. JAMES d. DEViN.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

WINTER YEr.-The 18th OF March
10 very late for cold weather in this coun-
Try; bu. The pas, week has been as cold
a. winter. with the mercury generally
below zero, as low as 10 several times.
The roads = getting good again, and The
mails more regular.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

q Mr.. TrumbulI. Of Illinois, has
been decided b the U. o. Senate, IS 10
9. to have been legally sleetsd . member
Of that body.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
BRICk NlOHE


The W story brick Store on Front Street
opposite TO the Mill square, known az Spaui'
ding's block, is for sale at a bargain. A frs,
rate chance o get a business house in a good
SITUATION. For terms enquire at this cfIice or
Of Al EAULDING.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
EDITORIAL Rules.

All communications must be accompanied
BY the real lame of the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice Of the meetings Of Charitable Insti-
tutisns aAd Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates of advertising.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

JUST received by Expr ss,a splendid lot
of fine Gold and Silver Watches.
ALSO-a large and splendid lot of fine
Gold Jewelry, con sisting in part of card.
rops, BreaStpins, Cuffpins. Mtson's and
Oddfellow's Pins, Finger Rings. Silver
Thimbles, Gold Pens, &C., besides any
amount of Portmonaies, Pistols, Watch
Chains, Guards, Razors, Hair and Tooth
Brushes, aud in fact q full and complete
stock ofgoods~ belonging to the Line.
CHEAP TOR CASH is THE MORO.
OT Watch and Clock repairing done
up with n~eatness and Dispatch.
G. A. BRADSHAW.
Ottumwa, March, 18th, 1855. no4tf
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

Breaking up Of the Ice.
Boats and properly 10 an immense 4.
mount were destroyed at 81. Louis and
Cincinnati by the breaking up of the ice
in the Rivers at those points.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
ST. Louie, March 8.

A dispatch from Weston. ia the Dem.
ocra'' says Free State officers we're in
'sslIed ~ Topeka.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

9V Second hand Boilers constantly on hand.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
March, 18th '56-n4-
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
NOTICE.

Rev A. Cha,terion will preach in the
Christian ttsurch on Friday Evening, the
els, INST, at candle Lighting. meeting COP
.inuing over ,hs Sabbath.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13
A Sawyer Wanted,

u sawyer WanCCQ,
An A no ! Sawyer who completely urder-
stands running circular saw mills, push ~ De :
severing man. Good wages and a perm nent
situation will be given 10 suitable man Ref
erence requested for integrity and qualifca-
tons. Enquire at the Office Of this paper.
March, IL n43t.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-13

Mr.. Stephens. from the comminee on
Elections. presented a minority report,
which sets forth iha, Mr. Reeder's sole
objec. in bis application seems to be to
devolve upon the Committee. and thus
make IN inquiry into The validity of the
Territorial law under which Mr.. Whit
field was elected, aud then HINGES on
the ground tina, the meu hers Of The Leg
ture who passed tina, law we're ma. 81
themselves properly eleried aud return.
ed. IL 10 10 establish this thar Mr. Rec
der wishes 10 send for persons and pa
pers. making the House not only The
judges o! The qualifications Of its own
members. but also he members Of the
Territorial Legislature. THIS would b.
assuming Q position not properly per.
tanning 10 the House, and establish a
precedent Of q dangerous tendency
Finally. il the House concludsy ,ha. the
examination shall be made. the END
would be better attained BY sending com
MissirEtrs to Kansas 10 take such ies,i,
monv as may be pertinent. and eompe
tent; whereas sending for persons ami
papers would occasion much DELAY and
Inconvenience. esen il is did no, prove
in praclicable.
Accompanying The report is q pape,
from Mr. Winfield. who submits tina
Mr.. ResdeI has no RICH. TO DO heard. u,
be was not q candidate when Mr.. w
was elected, NOR was he 4 candidate q
any election authorised by law. The
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
r | q ~ . S
MELODEONS, and MUSIC.
II o RAG E w AT z r S.

THE CASE >ySPEu ADOPTED.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDi
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-05
Cu8NC1u1 SALE LsND.

DURUAST TO decree Of she Chaneery Court a Carthage.
in the suit Of Virginia y AL en, By her guardian
pdrtS undersigned special CoHmnsioner VIII proceed
public auet in n nt of the o1n House in Car
fhaev the Oh day q October DeE valuable Tract
Land contain ng about - aeres lying The North SIDE
o Cumberland river and immediately above The mouth Of
A-n resided IN his BE time There shout hy
Of rich river bottom land % ths irar suciRey timber,
plenty II good building rock and good he Tract
lbs the turnpiS n carthrge 70 the Fed Sulphur
SprrEs and about tao miles from Il ssieom that
Tract a that sle, eseniing many adyADags offered
az safe such accommodating terms Except, =
sufcent pay The o suit. credit Be gwen q
anf years. uoes with approved securities VII Be reqr-
"a az e purchaser, aud len vi b. retained ths and
FOR purchase money The minimum price axed 10 ths
decTrc. a slS per acre HI HART,
sep,l-sin Printers fee ee Con-