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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04
Valuable Property for Sale.
\ Il W CO ACII - ,
ID - Z il Y X TT TT
OF STAGES FROM MUSCODA TO WARREN.

l@S2ssaE Leaves Warren Ills. every morning at
&-sH1h.S. Z o'clock. on arrival of the cars and
arrives at Mineral Point line and Highland =
o'clock in the evening.
Leaves Highland at y A. NJ. dine at Mineral Point
arrive at Warren in time for evening train.
Hacks take passengers from Highland to luscoda at =
a. NJ and leave Muscoda for Highland 3 F. NJ. daily,
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY OF WIS.
November 10, 1850 52-tf
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aotfls, it,.
UNITED STA S5h TES H TEL
High Street, Mineral ans SSH Point Wisconsin,, by
Hugh s2H Phillips.

HAVING NJ completed and fitted up in the neatest
l | and best ST lie for Public House. his Rock
House building the old Franklin House, the under
signed prepared to accommodate travellers board
er &c. the best All the furniture about the
entirely new and he has the best of cooks
the public rely upon his table being supplied
in good style, with the best the market affords.
Good stabling horses and attentive grooms always
in readiness.
The Public are invited to cali.
49tt HUGH PHILLIPS, Proprietor
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04

Bor Stores Of all Sizes and Varions Patterns.
Beng himself practical operative and employing only
v pest 81 workmen. he feels warranted in assurin g the
uac That all work done at his Shop win be in the very
hesL lie, both for beauty and durability.
distance. I'm
IL REPAIRING done the shortest notice and in
good STYLE T C6r-TStT
Mineral Point, December, 1855. l-Iy
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MEXICAN i.S Sc,
BYA. Jul shift.

Y.,E undersigned takes pleasure in saving to the ci
of Mineral Point and the travelling public, that
he fitted up his House. High Street in the best
possible manner for the Travellers and
Boarders. His table WILL all seasons he supplied
the market affords but Of
cooks and walters will be employed.
Good Stables and attentive Ostlers, at all times
readiness for those who have Horses.
share of the generous patronage of the public is
spectfully solicited. a. SNIFF.
Mineral Point, September, 1866. Nv
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NEW WINTER GOODS

NEW W INIER GUUUS.
CST received from NEW YORK a fresh suppIv of
- GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING ARTICLES.
i large assortment of
UNDER GARMENTS:
Very heavy Wool Shirts and Dravcrs-Heavv Cotton rib
bed AerlHo-Iixed Shirts and Fans-ENtra heavy Nava
silk Shirts, sc. variety of White shirts plain fancy
and enbroidered-Coored ShirtsWhite shirts and
ed bosoms-Check shirts, sc.
CRAVATS:
Black and Fancy Colored Cravats-W aterforth-Lace-
Observation-Disclosures Adusters, sc.
SUPERIOR FUR GLOW ES-nRAB BUCK GAUNTIETS
GENTS HEAVY MANTLE SHAWIS
Also just received variety WOODEN articles for ladies'
Gents, and Children-Supeor Saxonv wool Goats for
dIesElegant SaXouy ScarfsA variety Of Comiorters-
Chldrens Zephyr Sacks-Hoods-Yi ctorines- Slee es-
Gaiters-Boaz-M &c.
Superior knit SocSs-a VARIETY of Wooden Nfit+s and
Gloves for Men and Boys.
MeSdms PALMER & Co.
High St, opposite P. o.
Aineral Ioln1. Nov 0, 1872. sniff
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1866
GROCERIES.
1856

] AN now receiving my WINTER STOCK of GROCER
I les and PROVISIONS 10 which most reeracrfy Nv
call the attention Of Families and all consumers as nv
ssoE nent viii lie ful and the have been bought
T. sell: For particulars please call examine stock
Ind prices Gro " C0Rs
January 1886 I-tf
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GQrieulturai 3rpsrtment.
MARCH-FoR TEE MONTH.

The rage Of Winters nearly gone,
And smiling spring begins to dawn,
The snow reluctant yields
Nature progressing keeps an even reign,
And teezning earth feels life in every vein
Small signs OF verdure now appear
p race the opening Of the year,
AMI .lnfhc III NJ LII iinIls
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scoEsin:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous to the Milraukes and Mississippi Railroad
49, w + win sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
vs. w by Mr.. John Hand. together with all the
- out-hnuses thereon and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality Said Farm con-
talns nearly 200 Acres of first class land 60 of which
is broken and well fenced There is fine pasture the
same, and well watered Also all kinds of Farming I'm
plements and so Acres of fine land near Dover Wis
with a comfortable House the same.
The above premises situated the Model Mills
IN Iowa County minute description Of sid premises
may be at Office.
Valuable Property for Sale.
IN TUE COUNTIES OF IOWA AND COLUMBIA. WISCONSIN
FS'iE undersigned offer for the owing described
| Real Estate:
z Of und = of I of " \ Of sec 90 town s. range
SW ! of W =, Sec %, Town s. Range East
= of \ Z Il. ~ 5
Und p of Z = of Z a "a s ,
r y Of : Z a. and
i Z of y f u, 1,
No. 50 2O1Oo e Of the north fractions and .
Of y Il See :, town s, range ) East.
No acres 81 95l00 north fractions No 10 town TO-
range : East.
No acres Il 9Ol0o fractional section H. town H. range
IND : Of Lot 47-ye''s survey, Mineral Point Wis.
" 2. of Lot No. H. g
DUNN & READ Agents.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 51-U
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NEW IRON DEPOT.

NEW IRON DEPOT.
FTNHE undersigned having made with some
L OF the Iron Manufacturers of Pittsburgh and intend
ing 10 devote some attention this of trade has
fitted up building exclusively for the sale of
IRON.
anu having purchased large Stock. would invite the
attention Of WagonMakers and Blarsniths to
his Stock as he Is determined TO sell GaIena prices
So JOHN MILTON & CO.
9ilheFai folls, Nay, BOO -ly
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.

400 STOVES,
approved patterns just received and offered
for sale by WAi. LANNON x SON. Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the folowing
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
NGy- F7ower, Hater Hatch,
Black Diamond, Iron Monarch.
Prairie Queen, HeSterH GHeea.
Ncc WOrid CEGicatOr, URiFeTse
Keystone, -4tlass BaHgHp, Lion, SC
PREMIUM STOVES
Of all sizes and patterns in Also the follow
ing, among other:
PARLOR STOVES.
Svlran with & without ovens Floral open cosd fronts
Boston, - - " Cottage Stores, sc, Sc
BOX STOVES,
Of all descriptions and size, together with few COAL
STOVES both for Cooking and the Paor. He has also
large stock OF beautiful
BIjfaui;i-y w are.
including
Tea Pots, Colee Pots, Sugar Jras creamers,
AoIGsseS Pitchers, { CTStOrs. Pitchers,
Mugs, Cups, S Candlesticks.
SDjft0oHs, s Lamps, &c, &c, SC.
Selected with care and offered at remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and Sheet iron Ware,
of all kinds constantly hand manufactured to
der The shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment IS FURNACE.
where work in either OF their respective lines viii bv done
in the best possible
Job Work attended to in any Of the above SHOPS
short notice.
27 Persons desiring any thing in his line, invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANYCN & SON.
Mineral Point, October, 1888. Iy
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Dir Tights.
Queen Of West
Star Of West,
Blak Diamond
Mayfower,
Charter Oak.
I hallcnge, &c.
P0rlor Stores
Nestal Cotge,
NHbin Frkrn,
Franklin.
Boston, &c.
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EiGted oreas
Morning Star
National,
Forest Queen
Governor,&c.
Prem. Stores
Eagle,
Eastern.
New England
&c.. &c.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR;!

THE COMBINED ARMIES VICTORIOUS
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
Woods Hotel.

We are glad 10 find Dr. Wood push.
ing HE hotel TO rspid completion. We
learn from him that he has already leas
I'd il 10 Messre. S,ich.er, Crone & Gel.
con, Burlington House, extensively en-.
gagged in The Fancy Dry Goods bust
ness, for $1,000 year. Fhe building
.is 10 be finished by the LIST Of Novem.
Yer and will be Immediately furnished
in the best style by the lessees. Il 10 70
have an iron balcony extending along
the entire fron.-the whole building, ex.
cepi one room on the ground. which
will be occupied as store, to BE- used
tor Hotel purposes.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
foreign Il { Us.
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Arrival Of the Asia.

NEW Okk. June VI.
The steamer Asia arrived al IL O'Clock
this A. M. with Liverpool dates TO June
fourteea,h.
There 10 much excitement respecting
American affairs. Fine London Times
aud Morning Post demand. in often
siye terms, the recall oil Mr.. Dallas, bu,
i, is hot Supposed in The country tina, he
will be dismissed. Meantime Liverpool
and Manchester have issued peace al
dress TO the citizens OF America, and the
feelings Of the people run more active
and more general ia favor OF peace.
The Government, however, talks hos.
iili,y, and Clareadoa hostility. Palm
erslon and Clarendon having stated in
Parliament Friday evening, tina, they
had no, made up their minds whe,her
Dallas should be dismissed or not.
Lord John Russell has given notices
for special notices on Monday, to en-
quire waa, il the intention Of The British
GoyerDmnst, inasmuch as The uuiversa a
feeling OF the British people is in favor
oil peace.
No other news of importance.
The Asia brings 90 passengers.
The Fulton with official news of Mr..
Champion arrived at Southam pton Sa.
urday A. NJ, tho 18th. The articles oil
The Times and Posi- on Mr.. Cramp,on's
dismissal were studiously offensive and
demand The dismissal of Mr.. Dallas, and
application Of force TO The us The
commercial and manufacturing classes,
however. are filled with anxiety a, the
terrible consequences of war with The
United States, and are moving actively
10 prevent the calamity. The Man
chester peace address TO the United
States, received 5000 signatures in ,w
hours. Meantime several ships Of war
had been autographed to prepare with all
possible despatch for foreign service
Destination supposed 70 be the coast OF
America. All the commanders of the
gun boats at Portsmouth have liaewi
been called 10 Port Admirals. as II was
rumored 10 receive instructions for active
service at telegraphie notice.
The light squadron of dispatch steam
ers and gun boats, under command of
Com. Watson arrived at Falmouth, u
coal and provision.
A Paris letter asserts that Dillon, late.
~ appointed consul al Por. au Prince
has instructions TO intimate .ha, France
will not permit Soloque to invade Do
minica.
Palmer the poisoner had been hung.
Breads.ufis. --The marks: has been
firm all the week. and good demand
has enabled higher prices 10 be ob,airsd
Cotton market opened ,amely, but
since the demand has daily incre ased.
and prrea have recovered from ihsir de-.
preston.
Liverpool, June l4lh.-Messrs. Rich.
ardson. Spencer e. Co., report bread
siufs very firm, and without change.
Some speculative demand based upoa
the official news Of Mr.. Champions dis ].
missai. Quotation partially higher
The rumors Of the new French loan 10
con,radic,ed by the Monifeur. The
Emperor Alexander. had arrived at Riga.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

INVALUABLE RgMEDIEs.-Here are few
remedies for very prevalent disorders, which
we have no hesitation in Recommending as in
fallible:
For sea sickness -stay al home.
For Grunkness--drink cold water.
For health take "Aycr's Pills.
For accidents-keep ont of danger.
To make money--advertise in the 'sCourier,'
For Coughs and Cold-take Cherry Peetor.
al
To keep out of jail--pay your debts.
To be haPpy-subscribe for newspaper.
To pleaceall mind your own business.
10 have good conscience-"pay the print.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
New Mexico News.

Santa Fe mail had arrived bringing
date to the 9lst of May.
Navagc Indians continue depreda,ions
and j. 10 though. he difficulties cannot
be settled without resort 10 strong militia
ry force, for she opinion prevails among
them that their power 10 hyperion 10 .ha
Of the United States. tits recommend.
ed ihs. the military force Of that country
be insreassd. The Apache Indian.
were also sss.ivs and were plundesinr.
Fhe military Al Santa Fs have com.
menced tts construction Of new quar-.
.sres Tor oficers and men, and quarters
for the Quarter Mss.er's department,
were also being constructed.
The work on the State House. Peni.
sen'iary and Surveyor Generate office
was. commenced.
Lieutsnants. Adams, johnson, Whist.
Ter. and Jackson, detailed ON general re-.
cruiting service, will leave the Terrific.
~ in time to report themselves at Cav
lisle Bafrscks. Fort Columbus by the
18th Of July.
The Court Martial trial OF Cant.
Scammon and Lisu:. Morrivcu adjourn.
cd sine die April a0th.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
Cincinnati Stove Depot.
Stoves and 1inWare.

Opposite DR.. Woods new Brick Hotel J
HAVING permanently located in Otiumwa
! E1 | world respectfully announce to the ci.
tzeiasof Wapelio County, that have large
aud Well selected Stock Of Stoves, which of
fer. az reduced prices.
Ny stock Of Stoves consists of the follow
ing: -.
The Comet, double oven Stove, Best Pre-
MUM, frontoa Premium, Coal Juno, Kansas
: PaIlor, Union Box, OHIO Box, six and seven
plate Stoves; atof whichare warranted to give
satisfaction; -
Also, hog irons; Duck Tea Kettles, Sugar
Kettles, Brass Kettles, Blasting Spoons Toy
Cups.for children, Fancy cake cutters, Tart
Pans; and svariety of,Jappaned ware, such as
busting Pans, Dudging Boxes, Bread walters,
Tea canistess,. ETC. =
Being practical and experienced mechanic
in this business, l am prepared to do all kinds
of work in Copper, Sheet koa, and Tin. Per-
sons wishing Stoves and Tinware,, would do
wellto give me call.
ian. t6tb- m .no17v
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
TEX RK N aHEK G@uRHgR-
BURNET's PATENT
9 e L = . 8 r. "A LII N g
+ r. u I II G. "A N F!

I has long been desideratum to preserve
L Fruits by some cheap method, such as
would keep them fit for domestic use number
Of years. The expense of preserving with SUI
gar is serious objection. Free access Of at
tnosphere causes the decomposition OF vegeta-
bic matter. tits obvions that the exclusion 5f
i must prevent this effect from taking place, AMI
hat, consequently, if Berries, Fraib, Vegei.
abIes, &c, &C., are completely kept from the
contact OF air, they cannot spoil. Ts effect
this, the only safe and reliable article is
Burnef's Self Seaiing Fruit Can.
isso simple in lbs construction, that any
female can close Fifty cane an hour, without
the and Of timer; it requires neither Solder,
Cement nor War
This article. is very strong, and will last
number OK years.
The aperture IS sufficiently large to admit :
full-sized peach.
Apriccts, Plums, Pears, Cherries, Peaches
Strawberries, Blackberries, Tomatoes. Green
Peas, Green Corn, Raubarb or Pie Plant. and in
fact each and every kind Of Fruit and Vegeta-
BILE, can be preserved for year. in their fresh
state, in. any climate.
For salea Washburn's Tin shop.
Juue 90, nl7-tf.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

NSOcial.-On Thursday evening last.
a6+he hospitab!e Tansion OF James
Hawley, Esq. very large member OF
our citizens enjoyed the ?easure OF NEE
Ming and corgra.ula,ing our worthy and
Msaly esteemed citizen, Mr..
e. F. Blake, on the occasion of his
assuming the important nnc respnsi-
bic position Of a married man among US,
and to receive an introduction TO his IN
.eres.ins and accomplished lady. So
numerous and highly grallked compa :
ny is not recollecsed by the oldesr IN
habitan,. and we can ssy that Mr.. HAw-
ley and his es,imable lady deserve great
credi, for bringing 30 many happy folks
together on such an occasion, and fol
entertaining them 10 so sumpiuous, polite
and agreeable a manners our citizens
may congratulate themselves upon the
gratifying evidence furnished on this &C.
ca.ian Ct The growth and i'm orovemen'
Nof The place III social point Of view,
AID the Young married folks, who, oi
,5urse, were the centre Of attraction,
will have vote OF thanks for getting
married, and thus giving rice TO so long
to be remembered re union OF Our cit
Aizens. II is no, often that tie WY mar.
Ned folks commence the journey 81 life
dnder circumstances more suspicious,
and with congratulations more general
and heartfelt.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

Nursery--We are happy TO learn
that Mr.. Joseph I. Roberts Jr. in con.
nec.ior with his Father. Rev. Joseph L
Roberts from GAINESVILLE, Ohio. have pur.
chased large irsc. of land North oil
this place. some "a miles, near VIM. s.
Carters. for the purpose Of engaging in
the Nursery business on large scale
These gentlemen, together with another
son now at West Point, and another a
graduate Of Browns University, will
shortly be residents among US. and will
be most desirable and welcome citizens.
We wish them success in HE very useful
business in which portion Of Them will
BE- engaged.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
Burlington 4 Missouri River Z
n 90 :.

OPEN TO NEU LONDON.
A ND connecting with all railroads, East aHd
IA South.
From Missouri River to Ch icagO.
In Four daysI
Passenger trains arrive and depart from Bur-
lngton twice day. :
first train leaves Burlington at $50 A. NJ.
meeting the Western Stage Company's Coaches
for Mt. Pleasant, Ottnmwa, TT. Des Moline:
and Missouri River.
RETURNlNG-LeaveN New London at 49,
40 =. NJ, connecting at Burlington with the z
o'clock train ON the Chicago and Burlington
Road, for Quincy, by which passengers
Arrive in st. Louis next Morning!
Sccont train leaves Burlington at 8 p. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave New London at a. sc
connecting with Night Express Train on Chi
cago and Burlington Road for lie East, reach
ing New York in IS hours!
The shortest and quickest route in the State
OF Iowa to st. Louis and the East from Mis-
souri, River and the West.
Excursion tickets sold al a liberal discount
w. II. BACKUS, Supt.
no i4-lm.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
Republican Declaration Of
PriuCiDles.

ApoPTEp ny THE PITTSBURGH CONVENTION
I. We demand and shall attempt to secure
the repeal Of all laws which allow the indro-
auction OF Slavery into territories once conse-
Grated 10 freedom, and Will resist by every con-
stitutional means the existence of Slavery in
any OF the territories of the United States.
2. We will support by every lawful means
our brothers in Kansas In their constitutional
ana manly resistance TO the usurped authority
of their lawless invaders, and will give the full
weight OF our political power in favor of the
immediate admission of Kansas to the Union as
a free, sovereign. independent State.
3. Believing that tie present national ad.
ministration has shown itself TO be weak and
faithless, and that its continuance in power is
Identified with the progress OF the slave pow
q soRatiohal supremacy, with the exclusion
"a freedom from the territories, anG with in
.,reasing civil dIscord, il is leading purpose
. 4 our organization to oppose and overthrow it.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
a. We have been favored. The :

u We havs been favored. The pas,
week. with several very refreshing show.
DIRE. which have already exsr,ed bsne
fetal influence on vsgetalion.
Since The above was placed in type,
have had severe storm Of wind and
! 20. The storm was very severe on
Wednesday, night. end a good deal Of
ram fsll.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
Remember

The Couaty Convention next Saturday.
1t the appointmen, OF delegates has
heretofore been neglected in any town.
shir. lei IL be attended 10 without delay.
II 10 desirable 10 have all wLo can, be-
sides delegates, attend the Convention.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

u All the Stores in town will be
closed on the 4th. from 10 a. m, ill 3
o'clock p. IN. Let all enjoy The memo
bic anniversary Of our nations birth.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

Broke Jail.---The three persons,
committed to Jail for larceay. and an
frishman, previously committed fos an
assault, some Two weeks sgo. broke Jail
on Saturday evening last, and succeeded
in eHec,ing their escape.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
DeMOinc N. - NJ. N. Go.
NOTICE TO STOCK AND BOND
III OIL ID ERS

VNHE Annual Meeting OF this Company, for
other business, will be held at the CITY of Keo-
kuk, in Iowa, TN Monday the 7th. day Of July
next at 10 FLOCK, A. M.
The transfer books Of the Company, will be
closed from the Goth. of June, 10 the 9Th day
Of July next.
w. C. JOHNSON, President.
ALVAH HUNT, Secretary.
Dated New York, l1th. June, IS56.-nlSot
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

consequence Of the death of a. p.
l. Thomas, the partnership heretofore existing
between the said A. p. Thomas and James
Clark, under the style and firm of A. p. Tho
mas y Co., was dissolved on the 18th of April
last.
All parties holding claims against the SAID
hrm, VIII present them without DELAY. And
all parties indebted to the late firm, are reo,,es
ell to come forward and settle Dromptiv.
JAMES CLARK.
Surviving partner OF A. p. Thomas & Co.
No. l3-1m
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
PuInrOy,s Block.

The 6ne three story business house Of
Mr.. John Pnmroy, we see. is getting
along finely. The foundation is CON
ple,ed, the mssons have commenced cut.
ting The s,oae for pillars, and she brick
10 Being hauled on the ground, giving
assurance Of goirg right ahead.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
~ " 10
Oh EN- ERA.

would call the attention of the public
particularly to this Stove, a supply of which
have Just received, as one OF the best (if
not the best, stove in use. being lafeer tAsn
other Air Tight st owes of the same nnn,-
Der. Call and see them before buying else.
where. GEORGE SSflfH
May LIST '56-n-l0-y.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
~ @ II i C II
To TAX DELINOUENTS.

NOTICE is hereby given TO those who are
~ delinquent for the tax Of the year 1852,
1893, 1884 and 1855 that we are now preparing
to send out deputies to collect the delinquent
taxes for the above years. Those who are de-
llnquent will save by settling the same immedi-
atoiy atthe treasurer office as otherwise the same
VIII have to be collected by distress and sale OF
personality and lands.
PETER KNOX. Trs. Wap. Co. Iowa.
april % 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
SCHOOL ROCKS

ay's Arlth,-e.ic and Key; Key tosDhies
Algebra; Cutters Physiology; Lovell.,' oAng
Speaker; Websters School Dictionary, Walk
ers DO; NlcGufey's Readers and Spt llers
Wizards United States; Bullions Grapner;
Smiths Do; MitcheiPs Geography; Qiley's
Do; Anthon's Latin Lessons, Comstoc4's Phi
losephy, and Cheinistry5 ard general assert
ment ef School Books together with States,
Paper, Ind, Ink-Staais &C., just received by
May, 29th, '56.
Christian Psal mist, Dupey's HYMNS,
Ru.k's Dictionary, Josephus, Bibles AMT Tes-
taments, for sale by w. La ORR.
May, Goth '56.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
CLOSING UP.

M LANGSDOiF would say to all per-
IN-' sons indebted to him on account, that
he has resolved to close ap his business :,
Agency City, and hence requests all, knowing
themselves indebted to him 10. come forward
Immediately and settle by Cash or Note All
who do not respond 20 this call by the 18th of
July, will find their accounts in the hands of
an officer for collection.
NJ LANGSDORF.
Agency City, June 18th, 1S56.-no. balm
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
. 8 8 8 8

Republtcan Association Meeting.
The Wapello County Central
Republican Association will hold
their next meeting at the Court
House on next
SATURDAY EVENING z l-2 O'CLOCK.
All those friendly to the cause
are respectfully invited to attend.
SILAS OSBURN, Prest.
CHAs. LAWRENCE, Sec'y.
Ottumwa, July End, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
MAR RlEn,
~

On Sunday, June 18th 1856, at the residence of
Edward Davis Esq, in Ot;umwa, by the Rev.
THOMAS BaLLiNGER, Mr.. d. C. MITCHELL
late of Dayton, Ohio, to Miss FRANCES A.
DAVIS, Of Ottmnwa.