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Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
The Accented Time,

An industrious farmer, who was care.
full to improve his lands, had one field
which was thickly GOV red with coarse
gravel slones. These he wished 10 have
removed. The work. of picking these
stones he divided among his children.
lie called them together and said:-
go now quickly TO work. while you
have time, and the weather is favorable.
They all went earnestly to work, each
on his part, except Frank, who deferred
his work and spent his time in all kinds
Of amusements with other boys. The
rest finished their work before Frank
had even begun with his.
When they asked him. do you in
end TO pick the stones from your par, of
the field! See, we have finished our
work, and YOU have not ever commence.
ed.'
20 said Frank, lis not the year long,
and summer is al the door. When sum-
mer has once fairly set in, | will do moro
in one cay than you have done in q
whole week."
As the sun iose higher in the heavens,
aud the air anu the earth was made hot
by lis beams, he became weary; for the
work was now too hard for him, and
drops of sweat rolled from bis face when
ever he made an attempt 10 work, and
he gave NJ through weariness. Then he
said 10 himself: i will wait until the cool
autumn time comes; then This work will
be easy 10 me, and 1 will finish il with .
out difficulty.
Thus the summer passed, and the air
became cool by the winds which began
10 blow from the north. Now Frank
was determined 10 60 earnestly to work.
Scarcely, however, had he commenced
when fierce showers Of rain drove him
frequently from the field, and he came
vet TO the house.
'Ihe sh0 wers will soon cease he said,
'ihere will be many lovely days when
once autumn with it's rough storms is
past, before the winter sets in
Thus spake Frank-and winter drew
on apace. As The sky grew clear, The
storms ceased, and the sun shone clear.
ly from the clouGless heaven, he hasten.
ed again 10 The field. But with what
confusion did he now perceive his error,
and his folly, when il was too late. l,
was now impossible to pick the stones.
iof they were frozen to the earth! Sad
ly, and filled with shame. he was COM
PEELED 10 return 10 the house.
What thou doest, do quickly. You
will regre. every delay in doing necessa.
ny work. The present hour is yours;
you know no.. whether o. la.ure one will
be yours or no't How will you onoe in
old age be ashamed and filled with sor-
row when you see that the most lovely
para Oh your life IL past, and you have
not used IL Ito proper purposes of life.
Not SO your dying eyes will view,
Those objects which you now pursue;
Not so will heaven and hell appear
When the decisive hour is near.
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ESTRAY STEERS.
"A a OF IOWA, S.
WAPELLo. COUNTY,. 6

TAKEN uras an estray, by Charles bud.
ley, Esq. at his plantation in Agency Tp.,
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 9th day of
November, 1855. two Steers Of the folio W.
ing description, to-wit-One a brindle
some white between the horns and on the
right flank and belly, bush of the tail whi.e
and two small white spots on left side, an
under bit put of the left ear and a scallop
out of the under side of the right ear
The other a deep red, a little white on the
belly, bush of tail white, an upper bit out
of left ear, and swallow fork in the right.
supposed to be five years old and valued
at 500 by Edward Dudley and Henry M.
Rossetter. JOS. HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Dec. 18th, 1855.
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Two Estray Steers.
STATE OF 10 WA. }ss,
WAPEbLo COUNTY, No.


TAKEN up as Estrays, by William s.
Il Denison al his resid ence in Pleasant
Township in said County, Two estray
steers OF the following description, tor wit
One a red steer white. back, and white bel,
ly-maraed with a crop off the left ear
and two swallow forks in the same, a small
peace off the left horn, four years old last
spring. The other a brown and white
spotted steer, a crop off the left ear.ani
two swallow forks in. the same supposed
to be three years oh last spring, bot n
small of their age, which said estrays we re
duly posted before Esq. Connolly a Justice
&C. of said county, and valued at Twenty
Dollars each, by VIM. Newell and J4cob
Myers on the 10th day of Dec. 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa Jan. 7th 1856.
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OWING to numerous applications trcn.aiparts
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Persons at a distance may confidently rely
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These lotteries ape drawn daily in public in
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tickets in proportion.
There are never less than %, 600 Prizes in any
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to 100000; according to The prices of tho ticlS-
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ESTRAY STEER.
STATE OF IOWA, 1SS
WAPEILo Cor NTy ID.

TNAkEN UP as an Estray, by Thomas
i Reveal Esq. at his Plantation in Cen
ire Township in Said County on the Goth
day of November 1855. One Steer four or
five years old. of a bright red color, broad
horns, a white spot on his forehead and
hips. white feet and has a crop off his left
ear and a bit in the right ear, and bears the
appearance of having been worked. APP
praised at thirty Dollars by Henry Wilson
and Prior s. Farmer.
JOSEPH HAYNE. Clerk.
Ottumwa Dec. 1855. Pd.
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ESTRAY

STATE OF IOWA, SIS.
WApELLo COUNTY, DO
TAKEN up as an Estray. by James Cris-
4 well at his plantation in Green Township,
IN said County, Oh the 9th day of December
1885. One red Steer, with a white face, white
on hrisket and belly, marked, Slit and crop off
the right and a hole and slit in the left ear,
large horns and end of tail off. Supposed to be
eight years old in the Spring and appraised at
twenty-five dollars by Thomas Higden and Pc
ter Is. Long. And which said steer was duly
posted before Ezekiel Rush ESQ.,, Justice &c,
on the 18th December 1855. =
Ottumwa Dec. 1855.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
MESSAGE.

A correspondence of the Philadelphia Bull
letin furnishes that paper with a political a.
fusion entitled "President's Message (not) by
Franklin Pieree,'' in which, with mach wit
and sarcasm; directed against President PIercc's
administration, is given The following capital
hit at the author of "Hiawatha." Coming to
the subject of ''Inoian Affairs" the writer
says:
in our Indian territories,
Indian territories savage,
Territories savage Indian,
We've had trouble and confusion,
Trouble and confusion awful,
BY the salty lakes of Utah,
BY the shores of the Pacific,
By the rushing Mississippi,
BY the Oregon waters,
Blythe rivers wilG Of Texas,
BY the muddy streams of Kansas,
Have our Indian n~eighbors savage,
Been a shooting and a scalping,
Shooting and scalping white folks.
But I've sent alot Of, soldiers.
Led by general. brave and mighty,
Harvey bold3 the
Wool, the Hi-fa-lu-tin.jingo,
And Pm conf IDENTIFY hoping
That the tribes will soon be sileAced,
Silenced crushed and c~atawampNsscd.
But to make the peace enduring,
I:propose that everysoldier
Garry with him in his knapsack,
Tn his knapsack with his ~linnen,
The new "Song Of Hiawatha,"
To be tried on every Indian,
If six-shooters will not kill him,
If Sharpe's rifles viii not phase him;
If from cannon, musket, sabre,
He escape, then let them give him
], But a page Of "Hiawatha,"
Ard ! am sure he will knock UNDER
With his Jaws ,andis nirits broken.
And to keep'tlfe terror,
/ propose that great Longfellow,
He who wrote of Hiawatha,
Great L.ongfellow, the Professor,
Henry w. Longfellow
Be COMMISSIONS appointed
OF our Indian Affairs too.
So win have peace forever
In our Indian territories,
Indian territories savage,
Territories.savage In't IN.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06

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Er0al Notitrs.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
r, A OF W } s.:

sT wAT OF IOWA, } S.: ......
T'AkEN up by Eli Daniels on the 18th day
OF February 1S56at his plantation in said
County the following stock as t~respassing 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 DO one year olds, and eighteen heifers two
years old and upwards. Total valuation of
same $6O6, appraised by John w. Acton and
Rea!en 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 Medow,Lan of the plantation aforesaid, by
destroying large quantities of hay thereon.
JOSEPH HAYfAR, Clerk.
Ottnmwa Feb. 18th 1852.
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T E
STATE OF IOWA, Ice
w Aprryo CouNrv OSs

TAKEN UP as an Estray, by lanes
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 left ear supposed to be four
years old last Spring and appraised at
Twenty-Five Dollars by JosiahC. Davis and
Amos Wood. And which said Estray was
duly posted before Thomas Ross ESQ.,, JUS
tice &c, of said County.
JOLEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa Dec. 1855, Pd.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
ESTAY NO C
STATE OF IOWA. loo
TNYoN corrnrv W.

UNION COUNTY, 90.
TAKEN by iona than lexis, at his resi-
L dence in Union Township, onion CO.
Iowa, before John S. Smith, a Justice OF
the Peace, on the Both day of October,
1855, a Yoke of Oxen described as follows:
One large red and white Ok, white face,
some white on the rump, belly and OF
shoulder, both ears..cropped short. and a
swallow fork in each, the near horn mark
cd with the letters F w and S H, suppo.
sed to be about six years old
The other is a large bzindle OK. a little
sway backed, ear marks the sa me as the
other, some marks or scars on the off side
supposed to have been caused by a burn or
scald, the same age as the other OK. APP
praised at $65 by James T. Rollings, John
lexis and Oliver Mills.
JAMES THOMPSON, Dist. Clerk.
Alton, Nov. 29th, 1855.
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ESTRAY STERh
OF IOWA, 1sc
WAPELLo COUNTY, 80

Taken up as an entray, by Joseph Wrigh.,
Esq. OF Pleasant Township, in ssie Co., ona
Steer of the following description, to wits. of
arpaleish r~edcolar, mixedtwith brindle; a star
on the forehead, some Write on the belly, mark
ed with a swallow fork in the right ear, and
an upper bit out of the left ear, and bears the
appearance of having been worked. Apprais-
ed to be of tie value of thirty dollars by John
III. Mcdowell and Andrew Yargan, and which
said estray was duly posted by said Wright be-
Gore Hugh Connolly, Esq, on the It'll day of
December 1855.
JOSEPH HAENE,.
Clerk District Court.
Jan. 10, 1856. 47-3mo.
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Estray. Fuly..
STBTE OF IOWA, 1cs.

WAPELbo COUNTY, 60"
TAKEN UP by Dobson Wood ESQ.,. at
i his residence in Richland Township
in said County on the End day of Novem-
Der 1855: One bay flly, black name and
tail, no marks or brands, supposed to be 2
years oil and valued at fifty five dollars
by Harvey Clayton, Henry l.. Devol and
Charles c. Whitcomb, and which was duly
posted before Hugh. Brown, Esq, a Justice
&c of said County on the, day and year
above written.
JOSEPH HAYNE. Clerk.
Ottumwa, Nov. 29th 1858.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
ESTRAY STEER,
STATE OF IOWA. D.,

wArrll OF copsra, IS:
TAKEN up as an estray, by William Houk
at his plantation in Richland Township, in
said County on the 18th day Of January A. ID.
1886. One red roam Steer supposed to be five
years old next spring, no MARKS or brands per-
ceptible. Appraised at S22by John Wrigkta ard
Thomas Buns, before Nimroo Poston Esq,
a Justice of the Peace of said county.
JOSEPH HAYNE Clerk.
Ottunwa Feb. 1856.
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STATE OF IOWA, Ice
90
Estray Steer.
STATE OF IOWA.)-

wArEILo County, S.; -
'TAkEN up as an estray, by John Kirkpat-
l. rick at his residence in Richland Town
ship in said County, about the 10th December
1893, One red steer some white OH the belly and
red and white face, marked vritha crop Of, the
left ear and a slit in the tight, appraised at
twenty two Dollars by john II. Carver and
James Moore before Thomas Ross ESQ.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa Jan. 81 1856. 5O-3m,
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A Blessed Promise.

"Fenr not thou, | I'm with thee: be
not disnayed. for ! am thy God; ! will
strengthen thee; yea. will help thee;
yea. l will uphold thee with the right
hand Of my righteousness" Wha, a
beautiful specimea Of sacred rhetoric!-
What a powerful specimen of sacred log.
&c! What a persuasive specimen Of sa-
cred eloquence! have often used j, al
the bedside of The dying. 1t is equally
in place in the assemblies of the living.
Behold-thou timid ore-,he Divine
gradation. Men tell thee TO fear; bu. ]
say Fear thou no,l Dos, thou ask me
why' For l am with thee! But men
repeat their caution, and urge, thee To- be
d%iemayed. Still, heed them not; for !
soy unto thee, Be not dismsJ ed. Dost
thou ask who l am, that give ihee such
counsell For ! am Thy GOO! Does his
announcement overcome thee? And ar,
thou unable to inquire furtAcr? Then lis.
ten; be comforted ami r~e.assured. Thou
ar, wesk: bn:-l will strengthen lhce!-
True, with all the strength ! can Impair,
10 such a nature as thine thou viii. yet
need help. What then! Shaii thou have
III Yea.-I will help thee! True, with
all the help ! can render to such q nature,
in such a condition as thine, thou vii,
sill be liable 10 be cast down. Whsl
then! Is there due security! YEA, will
uphold thee by the right hand Of my
Righteousness! My right hand is the
symbol of o%mnipo,ence; and my right
eousness il unimpeachable and eternal.
The power that fusiains the universe, is
pledged TO support thee; and the right.
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Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
ESTRAY OK.
STATE OF IOWA., I

VAPELLo OOuNTf,
TAKEN UP as an estray by John M
Il Roney at his residence in Centre
Township in said County, on the 9Th day
of November A. d. 1855; One Work OK,
of the following description to-wit, Brin-
die Sides, line, back white on the belly
Some White in the face. marked with a
crop off of the left, and az under bit in the
right ear, supposed to be Seven lor eight
years old, and valued at twenty dollars by
ST.. Vassarand David Perkins. And which
said estray was duly posted on the 18th
day Of November, 1856, before John Ford,
+ So, aJustice, of said county. Z
6 JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Nov. 29th, 1885.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06

LOCKED JAw.-The oldest case O! this
disease which stands recorded, must be
that referred to by a Scotch clergyman,
who, while preaching to his congrega-
lion on the subjec, Of Daniel in the lions
den, and his miraculous deliverance from
so imminent a peril, thus proceeded
0And what dye think was The reason
Why the lions dinna tear Daniel a. to
pieces, and eat him up. even as a cat eats
up q mouse? dan't say name O. ye can
ielI, mo. Very well. Ill tell ye how j,
was: the Laird abore, he gin 'em the
locked i0tr!""
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
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IL have los. my appetite" said q 81
cantic Irish gentleman, and an eminent
performer on the trencher, 10 Mark Sup
ple. Al hope" said Supple, "no poor
man has fouEd it, for it would ..uin him
In a week."
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
Estray Aeifer,.
STATE OF IOWA,2.

wApELLo Cousry, IS;
UP by James IL. Wood
a. his residence ia Centre Township
in said county on the goth of day OF
December 1855; two estray Heifers of
the following description, 10 wit: One
red with line back, the other a BLUSH
brindle, no other marks or brands per
ceplible; both appraised to be wor,h,wen-
ty dollars by Quincy A. Wood and
Daniel Traul and duly posted before
James w. Norris, Esq, a Justice OF
,he Peace Of said county, on The goth
Dec. 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk
O,tumwa, Jan. B, 1865, 46-3m
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
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