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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-20

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs-BY
L which their Incomes must he NODledIle
has invented and oba ed from United States
Tor The combination machinery convert
ing Seed Gotten Var by continuous
Gil through the preparation and spinning machinery until
ready tor shipment wesviug The saving Of COTTON
VAST will he ua Ten Per Cent AID in my
process the machinery press g into bales
it, hHndl ALL and those open and diset angie it, vi ch
are very destrn rive in their 0peatou the fibre but
fepesahe those of ginning and spinning separa ma,
fac YARNS made of nlrol, fibre and hence
VIII be fifty cent viii command advanced Prices
and they will distance all competition in market,
The undersigned is prepared dispose privileges Use
his pnent and Planters VIII be iuosc terms with cor;
petc Instructions hog H. how obRin the best ma.
Ghnery, and a other particulars Application nd.
dressed bette ultatiuU with ut my rooms,
corner + rom aud DauPiiu streets, ssRhs
iea iySW GEORGE G. Henry Mobile, Ala
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MILLINERY.

u - A WORD IN SEAsON-MRs
~. CLARK E. corner Of Poyd!as and Ca -
4 ronieet streets has determined TO close her E{
HSSL.H WINTER STOCK, and therefore offers heriSa.~
assortment Of Perfumery Feathers Flowers aces Embro
deries, Head Dresses Ribbons TITLES Trimming, Of all
kinds well Bonnes and Mantas at 20 below
the usual prices. - ~
1t would well for strangers visiting city call before
purca elsewhere and examine the articles there offered
nl7 6m-fel3 w 80
80 MISS LOUISA STENT, FASHIONABLE
XII DRESSMAkER respectfully informs the Ladiesof
XXI New Orleans that she commenced business No 16
A Canal street, and that she will be happy
any orders entrusted to her
The latest styles If Walking and Evening Dresses Robe de
Chambre and Ball Dresses made few hours notice.
the reasonable terms. .r
Miss will wait Ladies' at their residences when
required fec T
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NINE p! DE G0o-TH 4 w2SPERFrL ASTEoLo

NINE DE GOO-THIS WONDERFUL ASTRoI.o-
~ Glsl sill continues or Triton Walk door below
corner Of Apollo street, New Orleans
hear planets read thousands have done left her
office iii cheerful heart She still the
likeness of future husbands wives bring who are
separate together and speedy marriages. will give for
H?s q #tsent friends los: or stolen goods describing the
MHdan!e De Goo has received few dozen the CHI
NESE MIXTURE, or, Cure for Drunkenness. Also. small
lot OF Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders
NOBLE prepared by the great Turkish Warrior, Gregor-
ed ibee will be danger OF there being any old maids
or bachelors in New Orleans if they VIII give the Madame
call.
Don't forget the place. Triton wolE door
corner Of Apollo street. % 3m
NINE FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
~ PHYSICIAN and GHIROMANCER or ASTRoLoGER,
has afen at 1855 Barone street Mime F. divine
tie ,iheren changes in Life from Childhood Old
tracing the Line OF Life Sickness the Line Intellect
disappointment n Business. many yoa
Mncd Lucky Numbers il Lotteries; Travels; Success etc,
with tive pIotanent points of The Dispositions Lovers Wishes
and COHrishp.
Nine FRANKS OF dvnn your destiny is upon purey
scientific principles.
Charges two dol lars each
n B.A f. will also for
and complaints For all nirRiIies of this she Las
certain remedies which have never been known fail.
All communications in regard 10 health free. I2 9In
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New ORLEANS, Jansary 49, 1857.
Messrs, semIaon Co.. Ceuemen-I take great pleasure in
stating that using your improved Specacle find them
eye clearer and enables much better
caHde-gh without pain the eye think them superior
any have with cheerfuy them
tie public, Yours respectfully,
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DAY Avn ROAHDING SCHOOL. on

7 n
- LADIES-F Founded in 1888, by Madam. IeasS
Quoted since 1910 by Madame neshrayauS SiIae:ah
tween Customhouse and Bienvilie streets, 1rdgeSs-
The summer Session of this estabiisl''otd. hlnS-
begins On the LIST ,Ipre. The bindings, ny; r Z
to accommodate FIFTY boaTders Rnfe7 TWO Misses
Day Scholars Attached 10 the ~ Hunter Mr. But
and good wharf. The institpfiS cal MissCompton,
stantal instruction in every say, Robt Donohoe and
and oilers great facilities for Nieksbargt Rivers
guase. Singing and SoliestteF, Texas: J hanna,
known leader OF the 0rcheidy and syt, Miss Ballads,
Provost will reside al the
hnne MS lessons Singing ser aud family, Frupant
VII Sisy slse pFisss isssf Maddox, II SMITH,
=, eAaiihaheas ~ music worth, Mrs Martini j Whit
III r She Wy anu every or Cain La; DR. James Met
day scholars. ,,L,s / T-nnIarw1o6 Ens,or,
SUSDRlES- Prior and wife, Mrs
- 1908 boxes Sicil, n;iy, Mss NJ L Johuson aqI
lpO0 a.. , srNsT II Stringtellow, u W
$50 bags English ;.
loo bags Filberls lady, Miss; W e Donoho &
luo bags Sicily Al Il Harwood and lady Mis-;
for safe ey \. Boyau, Baton Rouge;
te4 TIor; Col 5 T Slater, o,
NoBAoCo0O boxes Me- Jhs F fhE TstHm Ms
taro as Benton, W Il Halter
A " Walton i seFvt
A RAk-2lesgers Bst.sviy VIM -; lehn Sr MIS-
tef9 1ohnJ Harris, Arks
DALM OIL AND SODA ASH XVI KSia on q ESnSss
ey ALI i Boiling Ky
'Ie lpck, Montte.los4
Miss: I Wrighf,4.
Il, r sehlinser
9Sapt Coarse
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MMnE Fl FRANK, TIE !; CE 2lL!i ITALIAN

A STROLOSY AND PHRENOLOGI.- ALI.
persons wishing to know their future prospects
them correctly aIei by Nine ALWYN la3 uia ST. ID door
from Camp The Madame the only Astr0ogs in this city,
ard can be consulted AL matters concerning
business, courtsp, law tell the name of the
lady gentleman they win marry of her visit
The Madame speaks English, French ana German ONCE
hours from A VI. to y t Vi. I'm
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+ sOULE,s COMMERCIAL COL

sOULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
LEtiE-An Institution for Business Asp.rants--
~ Il Located at VIM. Gaunts Writing Academy,
-.s&E=-g~4s- Ger Camp and common
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
and practically for the various duties of the Counting Room
and business pursuits generally offered advantages
and facilities At This Institution than other the
everything is Taught by practical exercise would he learned
i'll the Counting Room AVID instructions impaired individually
and not in classes. The study embraces DOUBLE.
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING practically applied various
branches Of business; PENMANSHIP
Sance, :idity and legbiity; COMMERCIAL GALCULA-
Tons embracing species OF computation
business know worked by analysis and cancellation
system Gully Taught in this Instinct BOOKS posted,
reUpenei with dispatch reasonable This Insti-
ute in perpetual session. and pupils any
Anil branch they desire, and attend
houos from A. NJ P. Nj Terms moderate
ton guaranteed IL every feU ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
(lRISP7S AVER STREET.
Lessee Manager, W. H. CRISP Treasurer I. B. CLARKE

PRICES OF ADMISSIOE--Dress Circle and Parauee, rs
cents Family Circle equal TO In the house So Gal
25 Coloed Gallery 2 Quadroon Private Boxes per
10, Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS 10 IS each.
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NEW GRocERIEs-JUsrR RECEIVED

NEW GROCEkIES-JUSTR RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crackleil BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles.
French PRESERVES; wesphalia HAMS;
R!iSINS Figs and Prunes in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
ard variety ANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
fer the Holidays.
Together with superior stock of excellent WINES,
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For sale at the G I'm GROCERY STORE, % Baronne ST.
Fel6 Ct E. L. BERCIER Agent
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,

OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA
70 Camp street, Jan. 10, 1885,. )
Messrs. Sermons Co.: Gentlemeh-It gives great pleas
that by the Of The Brazilian Pebble Spectacles
which obtained from and have had in for weeks
past sight has been much improved and eyes greatly
believed which had previously upon
when reading writing earnestly advise these who require
the aid Of glasses TO give you call.
Yours, respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
These celebrated Spectaces be obtane for short
time longer the office No. 81 CAMP STREET, of
Nschez.
Srhrn
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AUCTION SALES.
= GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
& 5azs3aFL ~ FLaSa AUCTION. ri -'.
BY R.ARMFIELD. --. --Ia .
rTyITTS EVENING. will he Gold Mt e0rlv

i gas light, at s. st. Charles street. u IL a7--s
The complete collection Of Books in every department
ofeasue, in the various departments Of human knowledge
and useful arts agriculture ANNALS and illustrated
works of description books In elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc. :
ALDO
Letter. and note papers, envelopes steel and gold pens Of
the best makers stationery and fancy articles generally
The collection Of literary property believed to be the
extensive and varied that has been offered at ancon this
city, and worthy of the attention of those who wish make
dions their braIes favorable prices The public
invited 10 examine the stock during the day.
~ This sale will be positive and continued every evening
until the stock is all sold. ja30 I'm
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FOR SALE.

z AT PRIVATE SALE LOUISE AGgn
"A about q ,ears-cook, washer and roLer: sxeeA
~ CALEB, aged absut % yearsgood cooper and s.ss-
F4s3A3S7a go Y
For particulars, inquire the undersigned from 4.
O'Clock in the morning, or ~ o4 O'Clock in the evening.
]. s. BLACKMAN
fe4 I'm - I9g ,IuIia rr,rx
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WISH TO EMPLOY A LARGE NUMBER OE
Travelling Agents orders, and sell, Howes C<
hrated Cotton Picker in the States of Mississippi Asban sn
Louisiana To those we'll qualified very strong inducan
jal9 I'm D. W. +. BIsBEE
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N0TICE-THE UNDERSIGNEDH HAS EST BIIsHz@
himself BROKER, at No. 90 Graver street Psrfo-
nia given to the sale of Gunn Bags India d Ken
enon TO business he hopes merit share patronage
-. CHARLES H. SHEAER-
New Orleans, January g. 1851 iaT sm
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s-rhs most Elegant rhsa,sr ii, the United States.

Doors open bafpsst o'clock Curtain rises at ocloc
Box Office open from O'Clock A. H. till O'Clock p u.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nfSSOLUFION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERRra-
- lore existing between the undersigned, under II
Nale Summers Co. is this day dissolved by
The Of The firm be used by either Of partners
liquidation only. EDWARD SAIIE,ae
i'.l --- BRANNIN 4 SUMMERE
W. @. DAY
Eel rrsry
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LAW begs leave tender his services to his
and the public generally. He WILL with his Mo-
aria pursuits attend all business before the Courts Of @
city and State 10 SUGGESTIONS and bankrupt and t
collection of accounts, and bills OF exchange His
rence notary public for than twenty-five
bles him undertake with confidence the Investigation Of ~
TO real estate. A. MAZU REAU-2
rs Office, SO Camp d4 Son
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: SALE 2J0 IUIS Of FTRING CIIUIHINl, WHITE
-.,..... .a tg Shirts, etc. 'sF..... 81.
Hs BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT. Auctioneers. u
L,RIDAY, the 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock
L A. NJ, auction their ROOMS II Charities
street. will be sold
lOJ dozen White and Coorei Bosom Shirts.
$50 lots Spring Clothing, Massies Coats
italian Vests Queens Cloth
Check Pants French Linen Drilling rans Check Coats White
Black Check and Coats Ganbroon and Summer
Pants; Cloth Business Coats Black Cloth Frock
Dress Coats Cashmere PANS, silk and satin Vests; suspe
gay~TERMs-At sale. n- fels
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GEORGE FURVES, Architect and Builder respectfully in.
forms his friends aud the public thai he addition 10 his
former business commenced tie nanufgeue Of Doors Sases
and Blinds Of every description At the above establishment.
All orders LETT AZ his office y Commercial Place factory
or a the HechsGcs' Exchange, Box g. viii promptly
teuIti TO. a9
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H Fire Risks Stores Dwellings, Cotton in Presses Gin
and Sugar Houses; also Marine and Inland Navigation Risks
taken at as low of premium other ieslonshe Office
A- All losses adjusted paid in New Orleans Ten per
cent. returned on premiums. o. P. MILLER,
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MEM CONFECTIONERY STOREY. b.
RENT OF St. Charles and Lafayette Square
respectfully informs the public that he has opened the
above named place and has all times hand fresh stock
of CONFECTIONERY CHOCOLATE and PASTRY, which
he will sell by wholesale retail al the lowest prices DIP m
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO lNF0aM
their friends and the public that they associated
selves together carry the Notars Their a
Is u Camp street. A MAZUREAU,
j, WOOD BREEDL0gE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09
PflOnOgraphy,

MIR. J. II. Sanders, who IL canyas.ing the
State in behalf Of this system Of spelling and
pronuneing our language, and especially
agent 10 solicit subscriptions for, series Of
Phonetic Sshco. Books, which company Of
wealthy gentlemen propose to publish at an
early day q. Cincinnati, made US short visit
few days ago, and delivered an interesting
and instructive lecture on the subject a. tie
Court House, on Monday evening. i
Photography, as our readers may be aware,
proposes to improve our language by providing
a letter to represent every elementary sound
in 1t, thereby dispensing with silent letters,
and greatly facilitating the learning Of the Ian
guage by both native children, and foreigners,
and also facilitating the writing and printing
Of the language o. that 1t may be written At
least six times - rapidly - the ordinary long
hand, and equally - leg,bie. rorty.three
letters comprise the Phonetic Alphabet, said to
represent accurately all the sounds Of our spo-
ken words. 81.
The new system 10 recommended Tor many
useful and practical purposes, such especial
- - sSpHA"6, ~ 0SissBs We osueSc, tne moS'
expeditions end accurate method in use. It Il
also claimed that il ought to supsrc.de the old
systsm in our schools, removing a. it does mos,
OF the difficulties in the way of learning to
read the language.
The advocates Of the new system have bser
numerous, and are among the ablest and mos,
learned Of our literary men. There are sew.
eral papers and periodicals published in tina,
style Of printing, and newspapers pretty gene
rally are providing themselves with fonts OF
phonetic type. Many books have also been
published, among which are dictionary, vo-
cabularv of names, &C., and 1t is now propos-
ed to publish complete series OF school books
ifthe necessary encouragement can be obtained
IN the way subscriptions. The Mssys Long
ley Brothers, publishers Of Cincinnati, are Of
the parties who propose 10 do this.
We learned from Mr.. Sanders that good
progress 10 making In getting subscribers, ana
that the books win probably be issued In about
two years. A number Of subscribers were
obtained here.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

s7uattsf Sovereignty was invented by the
Sham Dsrnoefaey q the preaen, day to help
that snscrupuioas part- out % . dilema 10
which the complication Of the slavery ques.
ton had involved them, AMI Il seemed no doubt
to Its aa'hors to b. admirably adapted to the
purpose to- wit, 10 get Kansas into the Union
as slave State, aud 10 enable its border ruff.
an managers and operators to get hold Of Old
the land and town sites In that Territory; bu.
Nike all dishonest expedients, ii ia becoming
apparsn: that 1t won't answer al all >, gene
raj pri"ciPle to apply 70 ali Territories, Utah,
Tor instance, 40 we hni the great author Of the
doctrine, Judge Douglas, IN hi. recent speech
at Springfield, regulating it entirely, an aban.
dontoent which is to be regarded a. imp ortal.t
and well advised, a. ], is understood to be
pronunciamep'c Of the Senator in view 81 the
campaign Of ING AID ncw BID for the Pres
idrncy.
II has thus turned out with Sluatter Sever
eighty, AZ Rrppblicaps al along predicted i,
would. Il Won't work rs gcirsral prin-
ciple. !, might 10 to let Kansas have slavery,
FOR that's popular atthe South, butt wouldn't
DO quite so Well 10 eoneede the equal right Of
Puligamy tc. Utah, and ~ the beautiful fabric
must fall, and the same bands that reared II.
are employed to strike IT down. Yes, Squat
ter Sovereignty 10, dead, aud was buried BY
Douglas, At Springfield 'be other day, and there
we are quite willing to bet il rest. The faith-
ful everywhere will please take notice OF this
and govern themselves accordingly. squatter
Sovereignty is expanged from the the text book
OF the party, and il no longer binding AZ po-
litical doctrins. Rsqaisseat in pace.
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" ~ "a
|/Ths following we clip from the De Witt
Chntonian: M
"We learn that the Mob spirit Is rampant
Oh the borders OF Cedar and Clinton counties.
Tw" hundred men are now in pursuit Of
horse thieves and counterfeiters. They ar.
rested one man near the wapae, strung him
up BY the neck upon tree, and made him
acknowledge himself guilty Of the crimes
charged against him. We also learn that some
OF the citizens Of this county have been arrest
ed by and are now in the hands Of the Mob
We do not know whether they intend to hand
the culprits over to the proper authorities or
try them by Judge Lynch's Court. An effort
should be made at once BY the legally con.
stituted authorities, to bring all offenders
against the law to justice II the Mob only
seek to arrest and legally convict the perpe.
traitors Of crime in our midst, then they are en-.
gagged in laudible undertaking; but II they
propose to dispense justice regardless Of Ia =,
they are equally guilty with those whom they
punish. i5AF
"LATER.-we stop the press to announce
that the Mob arrested Mr.. Warren. Of LIB.
erty township, 10 this county, and hung him.
They have also shot . man BY the name Of
Page, and are in pursuit q others, whom they
threaten with summary vengeanee. A meet
ing OF our citizens should be called tonight.
to consider what steps shall be taken to secure
our citizens against further outrages. Such
state Of anarchy and outiawly IL deplorable
indeed, and we call upon the authorize, for
mere ehieisnt efforts to enforce the laws. y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

THE DAouorss AND CaoPs The whole
country hereabous isdyins up, duss becoming
OF consequence superintendent and omnipre-
sent. Crops are beginning to suffer fromits e.
fecss. particularly grass, which cannot recover
from the injuries already sustained, ard will
nat amount to hardly half crop, with the
exception Of perhaps the Hungarian variety,
Of which kind we saw on The farm Of our
friend, Mr.. Enos Jones. the other aAy,a very
Promising Geld, and learn that be had more
Of Il, anI others m the south side Of the River
q good deal. Most other crops viii suffer
from the Drought, NOT excepting Corn, bat
the last probably less than most kinda. II Is
singular that we are thus drying up, while the
rest OF the country. East and North IL deluged
with rain, East Of the Mississippi and in the
North part Of the State, about Iowa City, the
rains have been frequent and abundant.
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CrScIaNArr Inlx a

CiSciNNATI, July 3.
The most destructive FIRE since the organizes
'ioh OF the steam IRE department broke out in
the engine room Of johnson, Meader l. Co.'S
extensive furniture mandatory, last night, on
the corner Of Smith and Columbia streets, and
in short tune the whole building was in
flames.
The fire communicated 70 the adjoining eight
story brick building. and two frame structures,
owned by the same firm, all OF which were
destroyed. together with large quantity of
lumber, and the entire stock. The loss Is est.
mated At 500 900, OH which there is only $ao,.
600 Insurance. 1 aa
The store and hollow ware manufactory Of
VIM. Resor & Co. on the corner Of Smith and
Water streets, the larges. establishment Of the
kind in the West, was also entirely destroyed.
Loss $50 900; insured for 10000. A num-
Der OF other buildings in the vicinity were more
.. less injured, including Holstein 4 Hammers
moulding factory J. x. Coolidge's furniture
estsblishmsnt and the Mechanics Hotel.
Three hundred men have been thrown out OF
employment by this calamity, one hundred and
seventy-6ve from the establis hment Of John.
son, Me ader 4 Co., and one hundred and
twenty-hye from that Of William Ressor &
Co.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

REPusLIcAS CoxvENryos. - Republicans
win please remember the County Convention
on Saturday next. The township meetings
last Saturday were al held, we trust ; but in
case Of Neglect in any township, the omission
should be remedisd by holding meetings at
once and choosing i've delegates.
It can hardly be necessary 10 reml,d the
Republicans Of wapsIlo county Of the inpor-
lance Of nominating the best apd strongest
men for the several important Offices to be
filled At the August election, aud then uAiting
- one man in the effort to secure their cleo.
ton. We believe that the contin ,ed prosper.
ity Of our noble county depends very much
upon our nominating and slseting such tick
ct. The county 10 how in 4 most prosperous
condition. During the existence Of the pres
ent able and justly popular adminisl, alton, the
county has been relieved OF debt, Court
House, one Of the bes, in the State, has been
completed, and Jail, every way equal to the
wants OF the county, is under good way. All
this has been done without burdeaing the peo-
pie with taxation. Indeed, we might with
justice refer to the present administration a.
most honest and faithful one, and deserving
well ct the people. II will difficult to fnd .
set OF ofhesTs, take them all together, who
have discharged the responsible trusts coniided
TO them with more regard for III. interests Of
the public, and less for their private interests
'Ahan these men have. We are confident that
majority OF the people are Of this way Of
thinking.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

" AEEUULICANS,l ATTENTION.
- The Republieans, Of the several townships In
Wspelle county, win meet In Msn Meeting At their
several places Of holding elections,
On saturday, the Attn day OF July,
70 select Delegates TO the County Convention 70 be
AslA II oassawa on SATURDAY. JULY ilth, 1857. TO
sominass candidates for the following oces to.wit
County Judge Recorder and Treasurer, Sheriff and
Asssssor and 10 choose Delegates to attend the state
Convention, TO be held At Iowa City, August lsh 1851,
A. LoTsPftcH.
Chairman Central Committee. wapelo county