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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-12
Estrov NOfice.

TTNAKEN UP by Isaac Fisher living in Richland
IL township, Wapello county Iowa, on the 7th day OF
Noqember, 1885, steer supposed to be four years old
last Spring. marked with crop of the left ear brand
ed 81. s." on the left hip. Color-brown Sides with
white face and line back, with white the belly
Appraised to the value Of twenty Ave dollars.
J. N. Campbell, per
Nov "a, y6n393m. 4. q. GIVEN, Deputy
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G. Rev. Mr.. Mcclure, an eccentric cler-
Eyman at Maiden, once gave out this notice,
to the astonishment Of the grave and the glee
OF the merry in his congregation: Fl am reques-
ted to give notice that on Monday night an old
hen will attempt to crow like cock at the
Town Hall, and all who would like to hear her
will attende." The wondering congregation
learned afterwards that Miss Lucy Stone
would speak on woman's rights at the town
hall on the night mentioned
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Purify Your Blood.
III URLEY,s SAR SAPARILLA

n y N L. n b y R n A n l. Il
A1E all remedies that have been discovered during
~ the present age for the Thousand Ills that nssh L
heir TO, none eqaal this wonderful preparation. Only
three years have elapsed since the discoverer (who
spent decade fu studying experimentalizing and
ecting it, krst introduced II to the Public and It Il al
ready recognized BY the most eminent physicians In all
parts Of the country, to he the surprising and
fecye remedy for certain diseases Of which they have
knowledge. y "a
All other compounds syrups Of this root have ~
erto faxed to comnan the sanction to the faculty.
being tested they have been found TO
noxious ingredients which neutraxe the good effects
OF the sarsapara often njure the health OF the pa
tient. 1t Is not so with Hurleys preparation.
This Is the pure and genuine extract of that root
WILL on trial. be found to effect perfect cure OF the
following complaints and diseases:
Affections OF the Bones, Habitual Costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion.
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Piles
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, ScrofuIa or kings Eyu
fistuia, SYPHILIS. -
And all Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, II Is also known to be
MIGRATING the system. 80
In short it is, without exception In the cases men
Toned and Its general effect on the system the most
az 1t Is the most desirable remedy Of the age
ALREADY extensively used throughout the country
and Is fast obtaining European reputation The Ia
stances OF cures II has affected are daily coming 10 the
proprietors knowledge and he has ue hetitafion 10
TO one and all who desire to procure
wiz be too apparent to admit Of further doubt
article In the market. :.
Price q per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Is.
and Green Streets Louisville Ky and ~ Al the hoe
ale eoases throughout the United States and Canada.
- wholesale and retail by W. L. ORR. Ottsmva,
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Estcay Notice.

TAKEN up by Greenbury Williams In Competine
IL Township, Wapelo county, Iowa, oh the cath day
of November 1885, pale red steer six years old last
spring. smooth off each ear, point of left horn Off
brand left horn letter A. little white In the face
appraised to be worth thirty dollars
JOSEPH N CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. s, '57--n45-3m Thos. q. Given Deputy
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Estray Notice.

HNAKEN UP by Jonathan wittemyer, In Rich
u land township, Wapello county, Iowa, the 9TH
Of Nov 1885, steer supposed to be three years old
last spring marked with crop of the left Color
white with black spots from the shoulder forward
ears black. Appraised at $22 so.
j. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
Nov. A-n39Sm BY T. g. GIVEN, Deputy.
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DEsPorIsM.-Algernon Sidney said:--.sI
will believe in the right Of one man to govern
govern nation despotically when find a
man born into the world with boots, and ma
tion with saddles on their backs.O
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Estray Notice.

VNAKEN UP BY Joseph RaIston, OF Adj
i ans Township, Wapello County, Iowa
the first day of January, 1857 two estray steers
red color, two years old past-one unmarked with
white face and broad HORNS the other marked with
swaowfork in each ear GRUMPY horns and appraised
at $500. FEB. 53m J. N. CAMPBELL, Crk.
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Estray Notice.

VNANEN up by James Moore, living In Richland
IL Township, Wapello county, Iowa, Estray
One Horse Colt, of dark grey, right hind foo
white, with some white on the forehead with yoke on
supposed to be two years old last Spring and appraised
at fifty five dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. IS, 1S56-43-3m Clerk
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Estray Notice.

TAKEN UP by Jacob Basinger, living
i in Columbia Township, Wapello County,
Iowa, the 10th of Dec 1885, estray steer brinde
color white face and belly bush of the tail white four
years old last spring, off each and appraised
at $25,00. J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Jan. 21.-n4s-Sm.
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q The Cleveland Plaindealer COMPLAINS
that the climate Of Ohio is permanently chang
ing, and that many of its citizens will soon 90
further South.
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Estray Notice.

TWVAKEN Up by Abner Overman, living in Co
u lumbia township, Wapello County, Iowa. Dec. Sd,
1856, estray mare, described follows yellow,
dun color, with black name, tail and legs, white spot
In the forehead ~ years old IL 2 hands high and APP
praised at $500 J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Jan. 81, 1857 n4S-3m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-12

e. A great deal OF suffering has been
caused in Cincinnati the present winter for
lack Of fuel.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-12

u A PosER.--~ WHAT'S the use," asked
ragged fellow, "of mans working himself
to death for liying.o
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BREAKERS AHEAD!

WYE have waited with clemency from enc to four
w years for our small Dues which need and
must have. Now we compelled to resort to more
efcacous remedy; therefore, all persons indebted TO
ferrisge and other accounts, after the tenth Of
February, win ind their accounts In the hands Of officer
HicKENLOoPER 4 oyERMAN
January 2o-n4s-tf
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EEKLY OTTUMwA COURIER.
,6tfeauo embellishments.



I e ID / G A g %
Wholesale and Retail
Paper. statiOnery..& Blank Hook
ESTAB LIsH M ENT.
A. III. BURLEY,
HAS at his old stand, 1872 Lake Street, Chicago,
IL 1000 Reams Cap papers, 900 do Letter paper;
1000 Ladies', Bath, white and coiored do;
sO0,000 envelopes, Of every variety, white and
eoiored and Of slstyles, for commercial, official OF
Also visiting and fancy card. Of all styles; Printers
cards and card board Colored printing papers fancy
ana soored paper for bronze and other printing Mar
PRINTERS INK.
News, Book and colored inks
Engineers' Draughting Instru.
ments,
Drawing papers, Tracing, Profile and crosssection Pa
per, tape lines, squares, triangles, ivory and boz
wood scales draughting pins tracing linen, and roai
stationery at wholesale,
Gold and Steel PENS lead, wax envelopes Pencils W.T.
ting inks Of all colors port folios, writing desks
Ramkers and Office men are invited TO en-
OFFICE STATIONERY,
with commercial and legal blanks bin heads, cards,
way bills shipping bills and receipts.
Account Books,
Consisting OF Ledgers Journals Daybooks, Blotters
Invoice Books, Cash Books, shipping Books Receiv-
ing Books, Receipt Books, Bill Books Note Books
Order Books Memorandums, &C.
Hooks, Forms. Blanks &C.,
For Railroads. Banks and Ofces, OF any desirable STYLE
promptly executed in style unsurpassed.
My business is exclusively In Paper Stationery and
ing the best Of every article desired and to give salts
faction to all Having just completed new
spot, la2 Lake Street. A. H. hurley.
Oct 15--n33-1v
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AYOTICE.--Those indebted to John Pumroy VIII
IL please come forward Immediately and make pay
ment, - yov are all aware have met with heavy
loss and shall undoubtedly want every dollar due me-
and have no doubt my friends will be punctual In
making payusnA Sor need mooSy and need now.
nel--4 JOHN PUMROY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25

W Ari'issfps. JAM 10. IrJ..
Tbs letter midn~sd by Zen. W sikrr IN
tho rfcsideut IN rla'l"n 20 the pa'Tittnn
sh'ch be- bnh IA Nicaragua, and The con.
duet of Capt. Davis, o' the -. Mary 10
the iorcih'c aeilnrr n -" achroa'cf t,raHa1s,
Nhllc uJsicr N" Niraragna 'iav. AMI IN NJ.
csragnAu waters sas delivered q, tbs Prs-
pleni today
II apIs'srs that in Cen Walkers inur-
Vms with the Frridei,t. b. nah -oFnr ~
msrks upon The improper ln'erieronnn of
capt. bass. as ,ife ca'i.e oi his return. a'ei
hsi The l'rsRlcfi rnJIosifd hna ~ fszlaoe tbe
',atcmcn' 10 writing There Wa no o'st
vrrSs'imi ''stw@n the Pre-,''ni ami '''n.
Walker ~ rrla'if''i 70 ''se afl,irs o. the lat
Ter "anp' that Ifn- Walker s'iyl@i "a
Capt DAYS affs, and nr irtsiiieu' fe'rrs-
tel him ~ rriper bis s's''fDsrt to writing
! siylen-iafsl thai i IS 1en. Waller in
'f1I'ion 10 r'tprn 70 'his city o. his va n
tn -oath. 10 hys ~ siI day.
! do NJ; AMOS hat ls h.s any aTei I,lan
a. 70 hi. -r'tarn b Niearagaa b'lt. ss b" hs-
algeAssi 10 h's F-TsH. b. will probably y
~sa Soas popcisr mossusrt ii biz bhalf
1he frr-s,eri has '"'n c"i'sn''''J N ~
gar. To TIE n,sAas u ~ ofs'Ding tbs Ni'ara-
gla iraisi'. by Syerd paf'iez- AMI. gpm
90 point, he hss mad up be tnif'si. and Do
~isr.d. yesterday, that b. rOsd nd Jsgmi,
Co~'a Rica 10 isiertre rl,h i',e Transit,
ioe GAINS shifh Costa k'ca makes :" 'hc
IrsssIt are ip1Diod. mo- oniy HpSo forB'es
Territorial disT1i's r''h Nsearsgua. but up
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25

i.Asu FArxss.--pA Hsilsday, AZ the GaienA,
had New Work papers ci Friday, ruhnquc oI
Sunday. aud Gakna papers cs Monday. cor thu
accommodation q The city papers. We Eraee-
fully acknowledge the favor,
The North Western Exrc.s comrany also
placed US under hver fss late papers.
RuS.- We had a constant and pretty heavy
tain ffam aeaa, aeoa yesterday until evening
makiag the st~c,s aud ,evce Ia . terrible con
d,ties. tbere may be a consolation in the fact
that business On tho lc,cc was not so brisk AS
To be much di-,u'bed by ths mod,
fnlicg CorMr.-.>i,ofotc Justice Gibbs, yns
,eriay mcrains. john Connolly appeared. on
compliant ef bo'ax drunk, tpresen,e,i by ro'
'ieemsn kilFoy,) aai acknowledging the fact.
paid his anc of ~ and costs
Michael 0'Brien. having taken too much
WHISKY 10 navigate properly, va. kindly .asea
In charge by Oa,cer Fitzgerald and presented
hstase his homer, who gave hun a boarding
ticket, in default ef the pay ment u A. and costs
nohert barrow endeavered to get mp a ro~
near the Temperance lioa.e, IN Monday syrs
ing and fearing that hs might do himself ~
.cwshody else On injury, Policeman y. i'rewn
tpck him 10 tho Lookup, A. his honors icvoe
hs appeared psa',eut enough, but hi. peni,epce
did no, avail TO prevent bis commitment, al The
discretion Of tho Justice, oniil his fns ani ec-ts
et ~ vas boarded cut
4 number d boat hands were IN q scniri,
on Monday ash,, aud tho ro.icemea Kept the
track VI them until ahoat ecluek yesterday
moraiaE, when tho boA,mea worc persuaded to
90 ~ their bcr,hs, Bat one Thomas Conncli
more unruly than tho rest, wanted 80 get up
bit Of uw. and came hack 10 ,hs wharf with
| . large stone In hss hand and another IN hia
pocAvt aud attempted ~ str,ks = Policeman.
ba, vas immediately Arrea,ed, The Justice le,
him "a on tha psynent II tio. which he drew
ont ef q we'll al'ed purse, ani withdrew 'eem
tho court room.
RNAl EsrAra.- PARKER Paine. ~, Paul. bought
Tor J. ~ Keep, New Orlsaas, 10 acres. .. miles
hon ta~n, tut u 400 cash,
WIN. q. 'irAy, Of ". Paul bought VI cslst
weodbpry Lots q, I, n, comprising 'wa acres
With The house thereon, on tho river bank by
bridge. In AnohA fsr u ,ooo.
VIM, q, Gtsy bought Of Geo. W. lhsaeb
aoi sefv., sajoang the limits VI Auoka. on the
West side, fsf ~ 0oo
Vim. 4. Gray bought fof Col J. rtoriuvtou,
Montgomery, Ala. ~ acres ano mile from Ana
la. fof ssa0 cash,
Parker Paine bought for u, ", Moore, Bsi,
timote. 10 seres IN The naighbo,hood of rbaion's
Lake, for u, 800, cash,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25
Fssu the uppsr Nississipp,.

lFffcr fs lie fflafeFF siei b'rNFfN
CRow WING, June 10, lsj..
Although VIC are | 80 miles from 81. Paul,
!, /. now a very common occurrence for peo-
pie 10 make the trip from your city to this
place in something less than two days. The
rad is excellent, and gentlemen come up
with much comfort. in light private car
riages. The stages are also good.
Tha, part Of Crow Wing outside OF the
military reservation. has shown considerable
growth this spring. A brick yard Is in op-
Grafton, some new stores have been opened,
and new dwellings are being erected. As
soon as the military reserve is reduced, or
abandoned altogether, which is quite likely,
fresh impetus will he given TO this great
natural point The question Of the aban'
doument of Fort Ripley is one Of time only
Only one company remains, and the gov
erument wagons are now busy in removing
some of the fixtures below We have some
dppftutlSluus a. W Hs' Why 'N 'NS'' ''""'"
will be disposed or II is fifteen miles IN
length. and embraces a lovely and produe-
tive strip Of land on the banks Of the Mis-
siSsippi. Had il not been II r,Servcit woud
long ago have been settle up. Al this day,
TO have il fall into the hands of spectators,
and remain unimproved, would be an injury
Ia the Territory to say the least.
The Chippwas arr very quiet aud pace
able II is only when they obtain liquor
that they are troublesome 4 Few days
ago, in drunsen quarrel among them an
Indian was killed They have no law
among themselves but the law Of retaliation
They say they will try Ia farm and get
living when they get settled down on their
reservation and receive the patents for their
respective portions. This matter should be
hurried along. tiolein-thc-pay planted a
large crop, bat he tells me the grass-hoplers
have swept his corn all oil
Travellers who wish 10 ascend the MiSsis-
sippi or the Crow Wing river can always
find here skillfu half brc,l hoatmcn AMI
good canoes. NiAroR'
T. $. Sixty VOTES were Polled herc ut
the late election.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25
k~".s. Jo"rnm.nt nf shs Leg
tsisiut.

~. Inris. june Is
The puindero correspondent oi the Drm
ocgdi under date 81 the lGth. says
The IeRisla;nr adJonrne,l on the night Of
thc ljth Of Juuc
The acts providing tor the taking Of
the census AMI appoftioning the STATE. were
passsi
The election for State officers and rcprr.
~utatises 10 Cangr,ss comes olt the first
MONDAY OF August
An act locating the sai Of government
nj Topeka waa passed
A joint resolution mrmoFaliSiap tongrSs
for admission into the Union unier the To-
p'ka Constitution was passed
The census ac, provided for tbs appoint
meni Of five marshall who's du,les arr %
take the ccUsas immediately.
The appprtionincnt Of the State give ihe
Senate 20 Wemlrrs and The House =,
some Of the Territorial Judge declare
parts Of the census law inorstaii'c.
II is reported that Governor Walker hos
been informed the Constitution Il 30, to be-
snhmi,tol TO tho psople
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25

sNse NHH ts~Ns " 8ss<As
esM Esr.re spcneer 4 Lasgferd bought
NJ W. Il. Marshau--ist acres in Wes, ~. Paul.
"a tho Rat lot ss1aN Ap lsts 10 Marshall )
addition ~ sopor,er, sis.ao sD lots Ia rcpin,
q, thc foot oi tsAe pepm, s;.sco N acres cd
ioh,ins iea,enuotth, kausas. &t,plo. small
cash rsv,acnt balance liberal time.
u, u. hing -.ld o. ", u. Stevens, II N,eks
burg 1 acre. .nwest ~, Paul, On the dat, 81 .ooo
Also 10 wm. H. Norton and cthcrs, d scr~s in
we,, II, faal, on tho blan. ta,0o.
pan.el Rohrc, soli 10 acres in :. ", OF :.
". /. See. ai, I ~, Il ~, ta n. Anne Giils tot
t'ao 10 aores IN ssac 10 n }, I, i'aaa, 500
N ecres N same, To stewart Van Gles,. si ,c,@
Ira lhdaeli sold to r., msalls, tfA feet non,
| on lseksen street, near Fourth, tt.;Sa,
Mclean \ Rrstt.on sold IN Nv. q, Parker. oi
New Ncrk, lots ia Deans addition 10 supe'
| t,nf, fnr si:A,
". u Randall scli to oscar stephenson, Lo,
. hl'sk :, IN esadaii's sddtioa ~ ~ rsnl, Tor
| tajD.
John narns aoli ~ samuel Il. Sanford, oI
New Nork city, lots On subuthan itili, day.
tons itlas.l taf u ,Is,,
| A.N, brown and }, N, Hall sold 10 /. Webb,
lots IN S,insan. ttowa 4 Ramsey's addition u
~, Paul ter sIo,.
J.. Mumiard sold "a Charie. l.. Mott. N
lots In Ramsey, Lockwood and others addition
10 ~. Anthony for ti,9;S.
io.s--i'atihg the whole al iast week, logs
have boca floating dowu by NJ. rAal, al tiMe-
81 thckiy A. u Interfere with the progress ol
ar r,,cf boats. We have heard II reported tina,
the Moe Greek boom aud . beem n ~. An
'aans had bssa cut, letting tho logs loose; and
The prvs.pt high water has also toasencd 4
great many Jams, heridcs makiag II pretty
a'f'calt booming those logs now coming dows
NA,ascy fnLsp, The County Com,ni.aion
eta VI henaepin csaaty have ~ instaied
Charles q, Amrs into the Office cf hcg,.,sf oi
Deeds, ior that county, ttam which he wAs ~
moved by Gc,ernar Acda,, for malfeasance IN
oillce
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25

Fse1 Hgf Dsfy a Nssas.tsj
Tgs UssD 0S NAynsuos.--T Misssapoii.
f,s~,s,s u In giving IL readers the hanbsr of
bos,s tsst have gsns v, the Falls this spfing,
fths Substance II ~Lioh "a pubiished the 9th
~ dsy,J puts ,hs following srn,rssst
"Jhs figures show sxslaA,ssly that Nispss
polls il At the head ~ salsteyrap.sd navigation
90 The Nisss-s tpi, ssi N 10 " be hoped, fv the
sats ~ scfs1.ty, that no ono viii ss sapsbls "
sgsis ifsJiDs the fact"
Thsrs :. NJ a.s dspyibs that steamboats, as
~ ap " The neghtmbood ~ sais. Anthony
and Mlnnsspois, yet. u sii oss Essdsss tssv
.hst ths fsI'. people know sbeas tiIs subject,
of ba~,ips ~ tbs Falls, thsy would b. surprised
70 hrS eiaim ps, up for being the bead II
nsvlsatisc. Tho ,i,issh. n the too b~ns
hssr . grsst deal N pride and essmsndstls
spirit 10 sa1ssvsrtng " ssfmoant nsinrsi oh.
rasisa 10 sssl ss,ias, fw skeh they dsSr's
ofesi, ard tbs, oa, readers msy 10 abis g.
appreciate ,hsh self ssenaclns snorts 10 msss
| The bead " uavigsngn abo,e -. Pssi, We pro
| l,.se ~ state ti.s manner In shi,h the boats
a. essiel IN reaching vNhIn sns nlis ~ the
rsf.a ~ long ss the high vs,ss continued,
lsa'l'as. ~ hsa,iag sp ssd s,ssmsns ~, - ss
70 gs, sli ibs power ppssible " r.s's, u's eur
ftst hy. vkss the water sabsidsd, u vas nee
ssssfy u, pat ast lines on bstb shores. attached
- trees, With a. mssy wsn 81 pss.ibs vsfk
M ~ esps,an, .si the sppi.e.,aOa a all ths
p9vsr u the engines t,.gs,lsr viih heel Bnss'
thrown oa,, .. sLish tho eii,ssn ~ nsrsiiy teg,
gss isssigily, along tho shores, s@@s,imss Va
disg -sAi dssp In water, snd snsn st,ussiisg
ihfSasb the aroopias willows, with . "hssvs
~ hssrs ." at efsty s,ss,ehlEs d the lise,
ard has, W . United Effort, tbsy sae,ssdsd IN
getting 'hs boats 70 the lsedlns. Nov, thsrs
can bs M objsesion 10 ,ss psopts doing ell this
and mors. lon, u 'hsy have issad 70, 70 &C.
somplsL The cad 10 yis~ and vs say they Dc.
serve trsaa ts, stsn ,hsy boas, of belas thu
AsSi 9' na'is4,ias, sby don, thsy furnish the
pss',eals',.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25
Na.i,ingsan News.


Special iHsus'~h " ,isr fii.ao"
WAsfisuruS. June :, lHd1
Ten clerks have bsn removed ftnm the
Interior Department this week, and thirty
others have the prrmoniiory sympinus of
dismissal.
Philip 7 Thomas was u, Niagara ~hrh
offered the ',overnmship of I tab ""
called IN the President on Mopiay las' aoj
was urged 20 accept The appointment, imi
d~ined On TUESDAY. God Cumming - an
applicant for The reBc,nj honor. ani vii
probably iT appointed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25
Our New Work Letter.

., ,e.-
~" ""A' "u'o - 90
"a" "''s W." We ,''' Nv" "n''' ""
Shano" vi ,ha' 'e''i"s c"h'e' '"''' anu
deiae, mas ueh Poure" upon Us 'rcth apoV,'
as !, ''n very heavens nun ErS"u ',''Rna'''
At INV "''ni .o,H'''ioo " our 'v,c' o,,'",'s
strru'' "no eheh "P'n '",nr'i'es ','e w"
ms I" 'he '"nniSsi"herS' We nav nav a'
"A,' '"o ""sS W Wine, "''uier' 'his "''
~ eas. "rn V"H i"r 'he grass no"e''r |"
may ch>c' 'he ron' crops, Whlen must ha'e
na', an unnea'''s ''inc o' i!in2 oc'"""
s"ah~i "'a''Aeis ,or ~rh,
puS'h'sS, "h'ch was uoi' enough @'"re'
has iahgu'Shc" sun lur'her nnhcr 'hes' son
nf' "nneno~' Escryhody Is waiting ior
tne Isl ol 'n'y. iirh 'he new Ia NJ come
ih'o u'ec' Tue oohu'u waenoos'S di*"'e"
"hnh'ise quantities on hh pr,DneH " Az
ua''"h l''dn'.ry' ana 'hcn WIN %a geh'fa'
oaaPn'ns 81 goods All bat one or TWO
Articles when ARE held by sp@cnlatorS' must
come ho"n a'tcr the iS' "' 'niy' 70 gre /
or or icss extent sugar IS completely G."
fo.en ny arge h"ns's N this market VINO
n"'' 'he eh''fe s'"ch' io"" IONS now W
the market, ana wh" VIII no, allow Pric's
- ~ s~",,td ~ r., 80 . ,na, ,,o
h,rho, ~ anJ % ,han ,"o,s S"' r,,,r 49, ,atn 30 ~
cn,ns ,b";r r",Er % xi,h W.Si IoJia mola.s,s
a. ,n., IA ;a ald $40 .awar aawn "as, .
, m,cb m Wv h',,s- :" ' Man [ hoyor"r 80 NH " hc ,o,
Grmrr. % 10 nav nav morr '' a,,.n,ion % ~ the cpl,i.
va,,on of ~, sn,,, u,rIc .L;ch r,;sb, lao
mad N ,;au one If ,ir mos, y,I,,his s,a.
,l,, ,.,.,.e,;nns rnor orr al Th.r, /.
ror,,;,,Ir aide 6old ~, o,,,,' ,r;s. /, ,b;s
d,,cr,in. rndsr ,hc ncw ,a,ig wc looL "a,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25

AsuuEK RsYyRrSD FSrsoSrys ~
TRJt sLg We have again u rcsd a
r,o,ice Of tho downfall II a political prsne tTr
IN Ohio, a cia-- n mn Win --m % h. I.e.
r-alisrly unfortunate. IN jsdje,al rYYes, "a
gs,iofr. al.oni uss~e days At r-,.,
term u the oOart IN Carruil county OhlD
the Rey JOsErg BaEfLAY was fourd yuafy
of The seduction of AMI brfsch ~ promise Il
marriage 10 tLUshErH ssAsr, 1I5 nsatss!
in damages b. tbs vslne 81 sbGpD. Tn
STARK eDan,y Dsgarya' ia Dy.icicg tie ssl~,
sys
Tie drfsrlan, ~a- e pr~aeher q the & 'oT.
rnan,sr - '-s-szhf fAitb. s'd sS 0sse ~ tie
ssAdlng fnInss4i, X kaIAss.hfWkiag prs-.ch.
~ a CsrroA coan'y. The e.si-1or op tbs
trial .hor-i ,ha, ~ ssrss tins h. bad i<~-,
,myinx b.. addresses "a Ms sharp, an ~,
eofnpiisird ssi highly rry>e,sbie yoarg
xouIan a taa' oaanty -,hs; h. prOn-si 10
1sArry isr aDd tiea. sith ,he a'ili.h msl.i-
nst1T1- ~ t.-fsi bet shisssis.i ~I'a tn lis.
ery Il IIsayea. b. st sf.ps, his ~ork a H.
s,,prt.sn sr,i by I~syers ami grz' psoss
F,ons ~ rtgtiissn~s~s, ovrpkd with hs
p,Dns-e II Elsrr.Ags, h. saoosicd in -
dsc;ng tts yoGng giri frosn 'Ae path a
Eirtss md .ernrnpass,sssi hsr RUN sDi Dc
sarb,i hsr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25

Mr barclay has b"n appointed htr Ma
iesty's Corsul n, this place.
By the Black Warrior from Bnrnos Ay
res We have advicos to the a5,h The ycl
low fever WIS raging with great violence al
Moulvido. a mos, destructive hood visit
cd SHEA on the Eth You viii dauhllcs'
have the details by mail
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-06-25

iin,crios ~ rns rcsss NAHasr. II !. said
that the effort uf the spscnsi"f- 10 fsise 'he
price Of sugar 90 esathttapi rates Ia about to rc
act The Increased prices have brought large
supplies no lcs- than nay -four vessels having
arrived In New York aimee the tir., oi Juns
With Patue csiRoes "i suRst aud mola sses, and
Immense amounts are nov held on speculation
Which sounof ~ lat.f p'nst ron,a iaio market
H. Portland. las, week, large amounts af sugar
aud twenty n,o hundred hassheads oi mola-ss, +,
hal hoou received.