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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

HE- A CARD.-Prompted by an honest desire of
my heart wish TO lay before the public a case which
deserves high commendation not only as an act of
scientific skill but that of humanity also. About two
years ago, | suddenly, and from causes unknown TO
me, was seized with fit of Epilepsy, which, owing to
my inability to meet the expenses consequent upon
thorough medical treatment, and the dsc0ura cement
which met with on attempting it, soon became such
(as was then led to beieve) as TO defy the skill Of
physician. was frequently, while in pursuit Of my
calling thrown down TO the ground without the slight
est warning, and although inensible to the agones
yet despsed the mseres Of my life, and soon learned
to look upon those who would render me assistance,
shelter me from danger enemies who sought 10 pro-
long the misery Of my existence. Will in this state,
and having previous to my aicon tasted the sweets
OF life was once more induced to attempt seeking
aid of physician, and, by recommendation, called
upon Dr. l.. j. CzaIkay. told him my circumstances
and my inability to reward him br his services, re,
gardless of which, however he at once undertook my
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

30 SPERMAToRRHdsA, or Local Weakness, Nervous
Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the
Limbs and Back, Indisposition and ncapabllity for
Labor and Study, Dulness of Apprehension, Loss of
Memory Aversion to Society," Love OF Solitude Timid-
ify, Sel-Distmst, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary
Discharges Pains in the Side Affections of the Eyes.
Plmples on the Face, Sexual and other lnfimites in
Man, are cured without fail by the ustly-eelebmted
Physician and Surgeon, l.. J. Czapkay. His method
of curing diseases is new-unknown to others-and
hence the great success. All consultatons-by letter
or otherwise--frce Address l.. j. Czapkay, NJ. D.,
San Francisco California
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

RGA the premises OF the subscriber on or shout the
Il commencement Of July last, cow with q young
calf The said coS IS Of dark brown color over the
body, except think little white under the belly near
the uaaer with black lead and is OF medium size
and slendery built The color of the cafnot exactly
Known Also, on or about the commandments Of May
last a bull calf, alb months old when s-ayed but
would be taken Tor sll yesr old The said calfis
OF dark brown color .-Aps inclined briuded
with small white spot in the fi mead some White u-
der the belly, and little white the point OF itssta
Any person giving information where they may lie found
returning them 70 the subscriber will be Justly com
penssTeG. SAMT-FT. HFNDY
Do1geyllIe, Dec T. 1886. 1--WE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
TO THE PUBLIC!

VA 5. The Undersigned would respectfully suneunce ),
W Inc putlic generally that nave Just received
from ;r h-eonsIn Iuery and VIII coustauty be receiv
ilS through The season, a general assortment OF
Lumber, with Pichets, Lats and sshinsser
which they offer FOR SALE on reasonable terms
The public informed thai have established our
IL MEEK YARDS ~ the new Town OF 80 Jonesia- ~
tAe mouth o. the Ironing Valley which place is con-
siderable nearer Dodgsvi- anu Mineral Point thBn anv
other point on the Wisconsin River, and avoids
seep and huls--kiuy Eills Transfers and Teams vii
Ice rendered comfortable by the accommodating PsrLtq-
DER COLE VINO has recently built con1modiou- Tavern
ami Stables ~ JsuestaIa-
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS
JoErsaaI7, Iowa cosctTy msy :, 1870. TT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
DIR. ID. N. WELD
yETGCL3 announce TO tue citizens q aiasrai Psi0
~ and ae public generally tiat ho Las removed ~
DENTAL. OFFICE

YOU'D announce to the citizens of aaeral Point
w and public generally hal no las removed ais
DENTAT. OFFTCE
90 the room ig-lnedistsIv ac6stts Daguerrean
Rooms opposite the Post Office, High street where
he Hin haprr 10 wait o.. who may De pleased 10
s7cr him with cali. Al operations l&edrat 10 tire
profess I'll la performed with skill and dispatch. sRd
LISTERS himself that his exP-rleHe" - h business
skill operator viii ensure satisfaction 10 al.
&c practices the various modes 6, inserting
4RTYFICIAL TEETH
si her PIVOT plate lie base gold silver
uja r.r-te subject 80 the choice a." las patients Ia
every iassacr Porcelain Teeth will Be used q tu. best
manufacture in he world natural N tn sDd expires
deceive the most critical observer. Those
I-esh affected by the agents CT deroap esi.i
iss aYTsa-ance-thoF more lasting han life itself
Teeth viz inserted Atmosphere Pressure Pru
9ple from entire set The may require
avoiding 81 old cumbersome 1rtAoC % spTiuSs-
Particular attention viii be paid 20 tho ateEt Of
ChiIdreR's TceEz.
70 Is oas1r. healthy deTs"~e.- AID regularity
The position o. IN csc NEST useful and beautiful orgaEs.
Teeth will 5led iE the application II ulsce in time y ~
pure Go J. in such 20 preserve t-eU 20 the
Of life. Teeth Will De carefully eX trcte5 with lit
lie pain passibe, improved Instruments viii he ussd =
al ca-e satisfaction warranted - every particular
x E0orH PoEpEzs slway7 o. hssld fo- sale
Eiacrai Psint. October %, 1856. +lL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
TEE GREAT8ST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OLE THE ACE
I X. hEHNhhY, of RozbUrr, las discovered in cne
W OF our common pasture vesGs rcue, that esrs
ENEHE aIED OF EIUAioR.
IF THE AGE.

Nv EhE AIfD OF HUM0R.
The wcrst sc-OfuIA down 70 a common PinDlg
- has trisd il in eleven hundred ca.ee aud av,r
failed sIcspt in two casss both thunder h,.rnr ~ ms
40" IN La Possession hundred ertitsz ~ iIs
f:lue, a. within twenty miles of BostoB
Two rot;ss vsrran,t To cure sore month
one {" hIsr bottles will cure the worst kind II niu-
Two turse bottle, pilI co4r the system OF biTs.
Two sottiea tre warranted 10 the oanfer in
thr mouth snd stomach.
Tarec TO five bottle. 4r7 warranted 10 en-. In. u,t
sind o. ErysipelAs. ~ 's'
one 70 three bottles warranted 70 cure al humor
ITo hotto' ara warranted TO running Of the ears
SH4 uotches smOug s4e nzir
-Four 70 SIX bottles are warranted 10 -rrs cor-. aud
running ulcers
ous bottl' viii cure s-aly s7up.ions o. the SKIN.
ITe or three bottles warranted TO cure the y9rss
Two or three bottles are warranted 70 ,,-c Tho MET
aSspeTato case OF rheumatism.
hF'e TO four bottles are warranted 10 sal. -hon
I've ;" eight osttes viii cure the worst sc-oia
beHeht IS always experienced from tie @gL uLrIr
Nd psriset cure l. warranted when the above quantity
Nothing looks so improbable 70 those vt o have
t1sd all tn" sondsTful medicines of tho dsy rs tlt e.
common weed growing en- the pastures ana along old
'tous walls should cure every hUulor thc 7vst.n VI.
- = = 80 Il yo1 Lhys huHor, IL h=r g. stt..
ihera 1fe no lfS nor ANbS, huns hiss shout II suit
80 o. hn' yours ptalrd over Thousand
e't.4o- % ~ IN ne 7c!uIty of Boston. know the
tees in every casa Il hss .re.dy done SEINE Of ;hr
greatest cures ever don@ III Massachusetts, gave Il t.
e1-'eh year Ola 2" Old people Of siTfv. havo a=eu
poor, Puny. wor4ny looking children whose ess .rt
hostile. - ~
To those WHO RE subject 10 sick h-,l-.ch@ one bot
Tie viii always cure it. II gives gGest Fsict il csiarh
ana noes some she have taken had been cosliv,
Tor wears. sHt nave been regulated hr il. Where II.
body is Sound II WORKS quite ss where there 3 "a,
-tr eion o. -e IanctIons o. nature, i viii
singular einEr1 but you must De alarmed tBer
at~hy. disappear in from fou- d-ys week Thors {,
bsc result from It on The contrary hsu that
tseuG is goas roE viii fsel yourself Ike new -.rs-r
heard some q the most ostrayaraut tpcsIl.s 81 II
:haJ listened -.
AsDufsc tur~d ~ DONALD hFNNEDY NJ. T2yv- s-r-r.
street, Ro1bary, Hs5s. Price q 90.
eoid II H.neF.i Polat b. r. H. Pulfor5 x1G 7ol- II
Vivian. ~ - -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
STATE Or WISCONSIN,
sFisCoEsin Bank,
-xincrEI Point,


rE7HIS institution having renquishet Is rights uuie5
tia Banking Law al Lus lttc am. deposited with tn
bank Comptroller, at Madison Of money sufficient
70 redeem ali outstanding countrrsIgned circulating notes
AZ par,
Eoriee i. therefore hereby given that all the counter
sel circulating notes Of this Bank must be presented
s the Dau tuuptrollers Office for redemption within
years the c tbs first publication OF
zolice the funds deposited the redepti
the sau1e VII 10 surrendered 50 tlis Bank.
s21.1 = HENRY T. GEORGE, Csshi-r.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
ESTRAYs.

CAaE into the enclosure OF the subscriber four ana
half miles west Of Dodgevle, red vearlinr Steer
white Insrk, 81 any kind upon him. Aiso one
Eefer Calf, year old next spring she il with
white upon the belly, hiss short horn. crooking
down. brush OF the tail gone. Tho ~ner i re-
quested 10 prove property, pay charges tleIa
JAMES PC.kESHORN
Deco Q1eT Il, 1890. W.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
EAkEN Up.

DT the subscriber, in the Town of Willow Springs.
D about the last of October, Red Refer Gals about 10
mouths old, white star in the forehead and fore legs
white. The owner is requested 10 call prove property
pay charges and take her away.
Dec. 81, 1885. 4w50s GEO SYLVESTER
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
G5trars.
sTRAYED.

NROM the resdence of Jsmes Noble I2 miles south
L east from this place, about the 9th inst an
iron gray CT between iron gray and strawberry
horse iCOLI, four years old next May about "a
high-he was raised in the town of Highland in this
county VIII give hberrl reward for his
or any information thTt will lead to his recovery.
Mlneral Point. Dec. g. 1850. so ANAsA EaRR.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
TAKEN UP

pY the subscriber a few weeks since, two WARNINGS
D-helfeT and steer-re asd white marked. Steer has
croT right and silt, other visible The
owner requested TO prove property, pay charge.
take them away THOMAS LOAR
Linden Dec O. 1856 49-Sv=
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
TAKEN UP,

DY the subscriber. II milo south Of SIMPSONS in
- RidyFay, the 5th Of November. four year old
brinde STEER, horn little Topped, hind legs white
up to the ganI5ESlE 10 ear marks. The owner will
please pove property pay charges and take ayvav
Doc. L, 4s55.-1W-3 PHILIP EDDY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

Y the subscriber, living miles north Of the vii
4 lage OF Dodgevie, two cows ozG red coloryaits
her forehead from 10 twelve years old The other
brlnd little white under her hind feet and belly ahor
three rfour wears old. The requested 10 prove
property. pay charges snG take them away
Dec. 10. Ie55.-4uz9s ULESON GILBERT.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

STATE- OBJ yVExCOSSIy.2
Bank C0caPtroIIe-'s Ci;ics, s
MADISON. june &c, 50
THE Wisconsin, Bank at Mineral Point in this State
having reiH4uished business and deposited in this
Office Of money sufficient TO redeem I'll their
standing counteEs yned Ct vcustinc par Notice
Ii therefore hereby given that all the outstanding
signed circulating notes of said Bank viii be redeemed u
pay Gu presentation a. this Office.
2y24yJ VIZ. u. DENNIS, B,.nl Comptroller
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
TAKEN UP

d Y the subscriber, the Edgev.v House in the
ID Town of Ridgeway, the first day of November last
dark Red Ok about ten yeSrs old The owner is re-
quesed to CALL prove property pay charges and tse hin
away. WILLIAM HENWOOD.
December 70, 1855. 4v5os
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
Lttrfk1siss.
La q EQ g. W "a Z

Ia q IA 81 " "a 4
THE sfIsERs cHs4P CASH STORE
AZ removed from Commercs Street to High Street
TO the old stand orc Beech End Wheeler I ComI4-
NJ, where naa-r be found a satireiy
NEW STOCK
OF the various kinda goods partially enu1nesate ba
Hiieh win oe s0ld At ne lor.at Cash prices;
DRY GOODS:
Isa. s 1s ess.ssa G s5sE&as
AIpacas English L Shaker Flsa.sl-
iierino~a Table Covers
DeI4ain-s C-Asiusres
Csmbrics Satiu-Ls
Aiusius Diapers
DsnIms Suustiags and sairssxs
Blus Drills shats
Canton slannsls Y8lTels
Batting OIL Cloths -s As.
CLOTHING
Flushing, Fel PstzrahaIn silk Wool Fur and Beaver
ran oyefeoat. Plush, Cloth and Moh.i-
Saline, 4 CA.simers Frocks C.pI
DO DO Pant. ChiiGr.n, Fancy Hats
Plush, Csssirnors, Satin Shirts Drawsrs
Silk Fesis OToraiS, &e dc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco Calf and Mons Thick, kiu. CIR
Shosr, EnameiSt, Goat Grained aEd hungarian
Jenny Lind silk Gtitsrs Boots
and half CATERS, Slippers BroEans, &c
md Bu.Nins BOYS Boots and shsSs
ChidreuE miass-' boots. Ladies, Gshla Masses
PoIkss Sontsgs Jenny Kubbers
llnCs, eaters, Dutch ladies' Mocossns
Boots &c As.
HARDWARE.
Axes Saws, Chir..s Hair brushes. rord.r
4NuE-ra Fiie- Paues shot. Elzass Pov, kor.
Sfouns hE.yes & Forks Twina Bench Screws -
Scissors QUITS s. Screws, Door and Gate liugss
Lock-, House Trimmings, Hsska snd Hooks
Carpenter Ic"is, Bells, Curry Combs and Cards
Bed Sc-c-s, A"ils, Sleigh Bells, Kettles
Ssiys,, Hoes, FORKS Shoyels Steel sc
CROCKERY GLASSWARE
White Granite sets, c. c. Plstes Bowls Cham u
Blue Plafters TxEer~
AsiberTT Pitchers, jugs, Lanteras
Purple Gl-ss furblers l. GobleS
JapAuend To- Beer Mugs, Preserve dishes
SyGenh2rn War;. Glass Butter Dishes
Tea To- SettE, Glass Sugar Bowls,
Csstors Naples, Jars, &c, dc. &c.
GROCERIES.
Young Tyson, Impartial, Soap, SaIerztus SoSs
tStgupouisr, Porchong, Candles Chalk Ailusn
OoIonF nnd athcr Teas, Salt Peter. Bsrsx R-sin
Loaf 2Ao \. o. sugar, Goldfish, Rice, Salt.
Sas.r HoUse syrup, Extracts Lemon, K.
Sinueg.r, Oil, Castor and Olive Oil,
tobacco, Mustard, Pepper, AIispice, Starch
Jaws anC Rio Coffee, Palls, Tubs. sc, &c.
n B-Butter, Oats, Corn and country produce bought
5nd sold : ALLEN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
AABROTTPES. AHRBOTYPES.,

ENUE EssDR MOEFETT,
ANlNG Just returned from St Louis where he has
been taking thorough lessons in the art would re-
sectf inform the citizens Of Mineral Point ana yici
ity thst he bas opened q Gns
8niorol5T>e, Photograph and DaxHsrreian Gallery.
and invites the citizens to cali and see his fine specimens
OF tns art which far supsss beauty and CORRECTNESS
lhe AbrotyQes most beautiful in clsarucss richness
and oelcg Of tone and have several advantages over the
lsEuerreotyPss. They be taken Ia ons fourth the
ae stsnG they not reversed have glars Of lights
they are warranted fade. They tho rnga
now IN the cities All VINO them charmed vi =.
Eelr beauty and cesrness. Come one, all give
me call Instructions given ID .rt on good terms
avs on hand tine gold lockets cheau cash kind,
OF fancy and frames. Children taken in one second
Rooms opposite Pest Office
25H {. r. A0FEETT, Artist
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
TAKEN ZIP.

DY the subscriber living in Welsh Hollow east Of
ID DodgeyI4e one HEIFER of red color, white uul,.-
the belly, with white star the back IS over two
years old The owner 10 requested prove property
pay charges and t-ke hec away.
Dec :, ls55-rR4s~ HUGH EVEFFS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
W. IAOhSL ~ - In
InRENnER, SEPARAT0R. BANDS {


Improved Farm for Sale.
F7EF. gndsrsisn de,jrous de-etius lie whole ras
and attrnon - his new Touring mill offers for ssis
ms well known homestead FARM, mile and half
- the L"aElSEirg village OF boCgeve ia lows county,
Wisconsin said Farm cOnsizt1 of 100 nearly
half under cultivation, tho remainder being timber
hay bottom 1t il Ws ~I-orsG, al enclosed and has I'VE
good dwelling houses, rock spring house !GTEs barn
ith sste-6ry tareshlns machine attached. and roc1
house and vii i desired, % soId tr growing crops AID
farming implements.
For further particulars ssgErs e. Inc undersigned sP
tbs premises.
Nay g, is56.-25S WILLIAM JAMES.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
NOTICE.

All persons hereby forbidden Mine Dig Or 9th
er7Tlse tres-z7 upon Mineral from tie y "
quarter Of the y ". quarter IF section I've T57 town
Eve, ranrs three -ast other lands belong.
ing to tae undersigned without my Ia case 81.
such resp.sE she parties viii with according to
Law. WILLIAM IANES
Dedgcyil!a, July 18Th, 1855. l5-tE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

FDT the sub-ci5ar, living IL . mile 81 Mjunr..
Point, tls 9TH mss, yeaT!ir4 brintle Htisr
marks. Also black bull Calf 10 narks Tie
owner o. owners requested - prove property ~
charges sul ts.g lh~sa away
Dec. I3, I-55.-4wts THOMAS PRISR.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

y'IEEE bas just aesn received the sign Of the Big
Z Koran ono Of tho largest stocks Of
Drugs Medicines. Liquor. Paint, OIL,
Glass, PeriE21eTr. Brushes. Cauba,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, &c. a.. evs~ h-e.rat
te Mineral Point The stock Is ful cosagrisiny every
thing usueg kept in = westsru Drug establishments
July IIth, 1866 ss.f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

LICE CARY vri-a. FER TIE Saturday Evt=isr
"A Pet THE STORY oT COUNTRY GIEI.. see
y,asPs"tss n another Place
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

Thomas owens
- virtue Of execution issUed from the Office OF
the Clerk of the. Circuit Court OF Iowa County,
STATE Of !, is-Onsin the 7Jh d.Y October
d. 1856 Above entitled cause and 10 directed
delivered a1Eiust the goods sad chsels lands ana
teaeneuts OF eIe above named Defendant Thomas Owens
have the want Of goods and chstteis vhereon
lew this day levied upon aud seized the North West
Quarter Of Section twenty-eight f2s IN Township
beer a. North Of KsEgs number five 80 OK
Fourth principal Asridiou in tbs County OF lows
state Of Wisconsin, containing lj5 Acres be the
more less the properly Of said defendant which
shs offer 81 sell Public Eeutue, 70 the highest AMI
best bidder cash, the front door Of Cours
Hou.o the village OF Mineral Point County OF Iov
Of Wisconsin Saturday the 10th day of January
A. D. 49,. commence between the hours oooc
n and the setting the P. n said 10
isfy skid and costs - tho law directs.
LEVI STERLING. S&srtF
shrrifrs Office, lows County, Wis.
Nov. 2sth, '5r.
C0BR EzssxOR- Atry's tor Plr~s.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

DY the subscriber, living three rniss FROM Mineral
ID Point on tie no4SeEi5 ROAD, iron gray horHe
Ioltt three wears old -, coming -Friug right hind foot
~lits, ot-yr I1ras visible. Tie rec 90
= prove property f5r elsgees aEl take lin aysay
Dec. -, l1aS--3N.a w Il. PHILLIPS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06

DERFJNEl;Y, Fancy ara Toilet articles, Ha-rissons
l. IerfumeTy Lyons Najharlon, Drllzuss ogaBIs Las
al Ae-n tup, bay i,uI, Eau dc Cologne, Hair ulIs.
Tooth Powders, Ola Brown Windsor soap, White DO.
ssuCy do, Shaving Cream Cream OF SOAP and hundred
others ~ 1881. ETETAE'S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
SHERIFF IS sALx.

Samuy. Wheeler and Louis ".
Wheeler. Co-Parlners trading
in the name arm and s.yle, OF
Wheeler Z Co.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
NEW YoRK. May18.


The Times says that Charles Melvin.
nephew Of Bishop MELVIN, is the the private
Secretary Of Gov. Walker, also that the War
Department has assigned Major Dean and
Lieutenants Carr and Wilson his military aids.
The Times alse says that Judge Drum nond,
now in Washington, will be rendered the gov
ernorship of Utah, should Major Ben. Nc
Cullough decline.
The Tines Utah correspondent gives the
details Of the outrage at Salt Lake City, where
band Of armed banditti entered the United
States Court room while court was in session,
and, by threats and personal violence, COM
PEELED Judge Stiles to adjourn the court sine
die. The Judge subsequently, appealed tn
Brigham Young for protection, but that func-
tionary replied that he would not interfere, but
let the boys have their own way, for the Court
had already given too much trouble.
The greatest excitement prevailed. The
Mornons were well armed, and threatened
the most disgraceful personal violence upon
the Gentiles, and especially the United States
Surveyor General:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
ORDINANCE ATH.
iUNPowDER,

An ordinance to regulate the storage and sale Of gun.
powder in the city Of Ottumwa.
Be il ordained by the CITY Council Of the City
Of Oitumpa,
Section /. That u shall not be lawful for any
chant trader other person, to retail deliver gun
powder In said city In the night time, under fine OF
Ave dollars
Sec 2. It shall not be lawful for any such person 70
keep for sale OF other purposes In said city, In his
place Of business, more than twenty-five pounds OF
gunpowder at any one time, and then only In safe
canister.
Sec g. II shall not be lawful for any person whatso-
quantity whatever, In any warehouse, dwelling house,
cellar other building place within the limits oil
said city, unless such house place shall have first
been designated by the City Council Of said city, and
by them appreciated as suitable place for that pur.
pose, and then only so long the same shall, from
time to time, be deemed suitable by the said City
Council.
Sec A. II any person shall violate any Of the provis
ions Of the third section Of this ordinance he shall
felt for the Of the corporation all the gunpowder
which the person so violating the same may have on
hand, and conviction thereof shall also pay fine
81 one hundred dollars, and the City Marshal shall
seize and remove such powder to q place and
dispose pitt by sale, and pay the proceeds reserviny
costs and charges, into the City Treasury
Sec. b. The City Marshal SHALL from time to time
be allowed for services rendered and reported under
this ordinance, such compensation the City Cou
Gil shall seem equitable and just.
Attest: D. II. GAYLORD, Mayor
JAMES D. DEvfN, City Recorder
Passed May 2Jth, 1S57.-no132w
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
WASHINGTON, Nav 10.

WARRINGTON, May 10.
A member OF Cabinet to-day, received tel
egraph dispatch from Major McCulloch, de-
Ginning Governolship OF Utah, he however,
expects to reach this city in the course Of ten
days. tits not true that Judge Drummond
was offered the appointment, but this afternoon
telegraph dispatch was bent to western
man, whose name is officially concealed for
the present rendering it to him.
Recent information has caused change in
the policy hitherto contemplated. The condl-
ton of Ctah now being such as requires vigor-
Gus measures troops in large numbers will be
sent thither, probably under command Of Gen.
Ha-ney. The administration is anxious to
at once act on this important matter, especial
ly in view Of the late distractions to Judicial
ny proceedings and accounts frequently re-
ceived relative to expressions by Mormons of
those who do not belong to their fraternity.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
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WASHINGTON, May %.
1t is estimated that the troops now moving
in the direction of Utah comprise about two
thousand men.
There are two vacant federal Judicial Judge
ships in the Territory, which will soon be filled
and probably another Marshall appointed, as
preliminary to enforcing civil process, and in
the event Of opposition on the part Of the
Mormons, 10 this the military will be employed
to enforce the laws and protect citizens Of the
United States from Mormon oppression. II
is suppos ed, however, that no necessity for ex-
treme measures will arise.
The governorship Of Utah l. still unsettled,
although several gentlemen are solicitous for
the position.