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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
Legal Notice.

THE STATE OF Iowa.
COUNTY OF SCOTT.
Nicholas FejcIvery
- PENDING In 6c0te Co.
An elm AIbert, Antonio Al = Distri Court, to
bert, his wife, and Ad oiph Feb. Term, 1855
Peterson. IL
To ssid Anselm Albert and ALtonia Albert, his
wife,
YOU are hereby notii that said Plaintiff, On the
L 3th day OF September, A. ID. 1871 I'll d In the
eli OF the CeTx OF the District Court II said SC II
county, his petition Claiming As against y.u and tn
said Aiolph Petersen The foreclosure CT a certain
Mortgage, executed by you ana lated the hrst day
OF March, b. lo54, same icing made for the pur-
pose OF securing IN. payment OF the sum OF three
hundred dollars, payable on the first day OF March,
$50 and lag TO said plaiutif the following
parcels OF and ia said Set county situate, TO Wit
Tn southeast quarter Of the -outh-esst qua.sr ~
:, ctiun txcnty-thIec (23J and the west hair II the
south vest quartz OF section twenty four (2i) in
Township lightly $50 Rang one t1l east 5tn p. n.
And farther, that Al Terra CT sad Court held on
the fret Monda ioOcnber, A. d 1851, wtre, ~
the Sheriff OF said county, u.on the original notice
is. ued Ia this caus returned not I. und, VIII. re-
upon IL WAS by Court ordered that by pa lcstiLn
you have no ice Of tn, tendency Of this action.
AHDEOW, unless You shall appear and snswer
said petition, b rs the first day Of Term Of
Id Court next to be holden al Davenport, In said
county, On the hrs, Monday in February, d 1s5S,
the ma,terr and things therein will be AIKEN ar
fess,d against YOU aud decr rec entered IN accord
ADce ~ith prayer off, pet,'ioner.
CORBIN 4 DOW, joshua ID Patton, CPk Of the
ri IL Atys ( District Court Of Scott county
Dated Nov. II, 1851. novl2 .4w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

Trustees sale.

VTyHRREAs on the 9Th day Of November, A D,ls6e
" r r. RoUsEL and ELIZA r. HoUsEL, his
wife, executet unto william ]. Ciart, - trustee.
certain deed Of Trust, sonveyins % ss.d tne
Wit: Lot eight 81 In Bto<b sx ~ IN Forrest M
Ions addition 70 cis. OF Davenport Also the fo
lsvine d-scrbed usct, vis: q mmencne on the sousn
Inc Of Ninth 90 Sere,t at poi the north side Of
lot ou ~ 10 BLOCK nve ~ In Forrest Dilions SAID
addition forty-ssvsn (A1 feet east from me NORTH.
west OF said Block eve 10, being 81 the north
east eorneT VI land de- dsd TO Jos him Har.wig by
said grsntors. thence ranDiDs east ninets-nve tSo)
set tas north west corner " land decided 20 Hans
Henry Ausb0fn, thence south along ssid AuAboru's
vest linz one hundred and arg tiSol feet " asy.
thence ninety five lso) feet " the e'st
corner Of said Ha twtSs tract, thence NORM along
HAsswtgs line hundred AMI my lsOj feat Ia
place VI bcuinn.ng. being The same n:opery thai
Forrest billion conveyed TO said n Housel BY deed
recosd-a In Recorders ofnoe, Bcos county, In book
tovp iots page III which said oonveysnc, was m 'de
BY thu said n Housei sLd klisa Houstl for the
sorry note AID the Interest thereon, sgned b SAID
n aousel, dated the 9th day Of November, D.i6.G
and payahie follows; for the sum OF 1ire hun
dred dollars payable on the oh day Of November
1857 70 the order Of II Aalhews.
And now said note having become due and pAya-
BILE, and the said y House having failed to
pay the ~ame, I, William eisrt Trustee ~ sfore
said do hereby give this pubic notice, that BY virtue
\ OF the power which 10 Ia vested by said deed Oh
Trust will, Thursday 'he 9Th day Of December,
d. 1857 At the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
SAID day, ~ the Court mouse door In the cry VI ia
venport expose and offer for sale, at public autioi
70 the highest bidder for cash, the parcels OF LAM
above described, much thereof - shall Dc sum
cient TO satisfy and pay the smount OF said not
with the interest thereon 10 the day Of sale, togethe
With the expenses attending said sale, OF thu
| notice and Trustees fees. Upon the completion Q
such sale deed will be given 10 accordance with tn
stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust conveying full an
perfect title TO the tract Of land sold TO the purchal
|
Dated the 18th day Of November, 4. d. 1857
| WILLIAM I. CLARK,
| Nobl2dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

D. DONALDSON,
Saw Maker and Renairer
Buffalo st., sdjoin 9 Bu1ords Foundry
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS
Sa~s Gaaned, Strengthened, Set d. Filed
A GENT for Lee 4 Ieayitts Portable O,,.,,..
IA Mills, Norcsoss Patent. -"
JunelOdkvtf
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Trustees Sale.

VXIHEREAS on the third day OF April, A D, 1857
w Nicholas Cries and Doris Cries his wife execu-
ted unto Austin Corbin Trustee Q certain Iced of
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land Clinton
County, Iowa, described follows, to Vt: A strip
ofland containing twenty (2OJ acres off Of the east
e. OF lot no one ~ IN Secli number seventeen
III in Township number eighty [s0] north OF Range
number i've Isl east Of the 9th also the tract OF
Keal Estate /, he County II Scott and ate of low
described ~ fol ows TO wit The south west quarter
of the s. uth-west quarter OF SectiDn number igh-
teen Isl il To~n ship number eighty (SO) nth Of
Range number five 5) east Of the 9th M vhi, said
conveyance was made BY the said ich las and Doris
fer the purpose Of securing the pay ment certain
promtssory note and The thereon, signed ty
said Nicholas Cries dated the LIST day OF April n
lSa' for one hundred snd seventy dollars. lay
able six months from date, with In per cent inter.
est after due, 70 the o, der Of Stephen Thompson.
And noe said not-s having be, ONE due and payable
and the said Nicholas Cries having failed to pav
the same, Trustee aforesaid do her
by give this public notice. that by virtue ofhe power
which Is In me vested by said deed Of Trust win on
Saturday the 18th day OF De- d, 1857 at TIE hour
OF 2ocock in the afternoon Of sad day at the Court
for sale, at public auction, to the high st bidder for
cash. the parcels of land above described or 40 much
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said notes. with the interest thereon 10 the
day OF sale together With the expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion OF such sale deed will be
given In accordance with the stipulation Of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 18Th day Of November, A d, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Noh2Odo Trustee
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
Notice

70 hssely g1vsn, that abost thres yeass stnne,
i esve 70 Mc8rrgos, Laws = Dlakf1pss. u Dawes
poEs. lowa, Ne aaplicsts cer1cats % Leooaioo %
bounty IAed Warrant No a. ~ - scsss q lanA
coss1 = ~ ns0e On she " ~ n y - q ssrtiea
Ne q. In Township No -. North Of nosee No
weee n The Lscsoss Land Distset, NJ ~ purposo
peseeasoDa, saId osstpncats was tus % so1a-n. An
persons are Hereby .amtson-d a9sinst puSchosln9
0sid esrttncaae, 1upltcste thsSvofhs< bn kosG1
70 -, go insen1 - msse aSpm sstsa - shs e..
theroof, q ~ tesmtnotaea % shD oAveg11D0nA,
Doy-seegt, Iswas Or. -, loe7.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

CnlC6SO - nOCA ADlduu 1eollIV0U
Winter .ls'y01l Qe1esesst,
nN and after < ,sda- Dc g.. LIST 1855, and until
Ofurther notice, trains will leave ROcA Island daiV
Sundays excepted, - folloWs:
LIST mail train At 1000 u
ID night express 6OOP. n.
ID freight, with I'd class cars Of $50 II
Trains arrive u Rock lslsad daily eundays e..
cepeel, follows:
Isl nlsht express ~ 500 A. Il.
"a mail train at sop. II.
ID freight, with "a class cars Of o.8OP. n.
All trains over this road In direct c0nnexon
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central b. b. to and from Detroit, To
ledO Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buaxio, Nagars Fails, Albany, New YORK,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
LaSalle with trans Of the Illtnots Central Aosd-
North TO aiena and South 70 St. Louis and Cairo 70
which places tickets can be procured of
.. Q. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
=. =. Depot, ROCK Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the nscsssttyof swing
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage also 70 procure ttets before taking tAer Seats
IN The cars the CONDUCTORS collect fares only % sta
t1ons on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad
JOHN ?. TRACY, supertnts0dsat.
". II. WHnnAn, Asst 0up't.
1ock Island. Nov. ~. 1854 ldt0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

JOHN WEARE, President.
TnOS. H. BENTON, Jr., Vice President
JOHN J. TOWN, Cashier.
HE subscribers are stockholders and owners O
the above Bank, and are by the provisions Of its
Charter, individually responsible for all its issues.
and will redeem lie notes in coin At the counter OF
the Bank at Bellevue, Nebraska, and 1T the Hank Of
Elgin, Rlgin, illinois; Onlces of Greene 4 Wenre
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and Greene, Weare L Benton.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, in exchange on New YORK, ii
current rates or In currency.
GREENE, WEARE BENTON.
GREENE WEARE.
NORRIS G, TOWN.
r.. b. GRAVES.
dec1klp JOHN J. TOWN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
IMPORTED WINES, CROCERIGS,Ae
!. 4 w. GERRY,
SOS Canal st. L 10 Bret lWay, n. Z.


SOS Canal st. / 10 Bret lway, n. 7.
(EssablisAeA leoa.)
importers osS Dsaisvs ~ Yivss QvaSis1>e
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Oner tothe TRADE HOTELS, PRlyA1. ,AnnIRs
ana Aiwho Are choice In their Taste, asd deesre I
rsAs ~. oSs :. "a Ia.se y...s:ye Of
ON0, eAGLlSn kREAKfAsT, OOLON0. iSPn
MAI axSON, 0ONPOw DkR. YOUAO nYsOn.
no g.; !. sas. ., ..s hs.i ea.:.:, &c.
w!NEs-AADGRlkS. ShkkklHS, PORTS. uoCxa.
-. very old and high Grades, In orisinal 49,.
n sr4 osmDo:s :; n .. and bottlss.
ChAAPAGkES: Met Chapdou's. l,ahan.e -,
verzenay D.. Aetisek ~ II. n Snm's -
LIouOkS-orasdlss. RI - wh,sk@y, ON. ArrscS'
asa Css:csD a'SS; - 49, y ssas'as. pssAses
AH Aaa,, L,euoas-Lsadoa Brown Stout Scotch and
sEGARS-A variety Of Choice Brsnd,.
piCKLGs-kN0LlSn and FRENCH.
SA "a. Ilsh. Currie Game, Meet, be.
nI. E .n,OH CAkDDnR, ROYAL vICTO-
lila, PKIN(k ALBERT, PAkMkSAN amy
ARks sAPSAGO, DUzCH, and AMERICAS.
SU9ARS-LOAs. CKUSAkD, PULvKRIs1D. 4,
uHHsH 1 "a y e.',ti' md h.i. s:rre,..
OILS OLIVE, SPkRA and WHALk.
| Oar Liquors are Warranted unsduitersted An
Of our own Importation. IApr. "a s,.I
x Arm IHDUCRAENTs no A0ENrs-sxp..,.
A.ANOAD Osnvsssing Acme wanted In ali parts
OF .ne country TOR the "Comprehens (,~o,,srh.
9na aa:!1rs: tAna!:as and Aosrn Of he Who'll.
yn. 000DaICH. peter Parley.l ElssaotIv hnurA
end oeautnully illustrated. Price a. sold onIv \.
Aeents % whom special districts win b. gvsn. Az
Rcsnts should state what oountjes thev vonia ~.
vor particular 1apply 70 "'-'1 NV
| ~..,,... III. oOlroN co..
1'11 i"Whlian .trest, z.
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FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS,

FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.
NEW AND GENUINE
VX7E have n,w CUR stock for Spring Trade fnlly
w completed, and shall be glad to see our friends
nd ali who arc wanting Seeds for the Farm or Gar
ien.-Amoig our FL Id Seeds may BE- found.
SPRING wHEATs, BARLEY, RYE MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATE POTATOES.
\ ING PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
or CORN, ETC, ETc.
Glover, Timothy aud 9th 5. with large AS.
sjftmeut Of Seeds for Root crops.
Fer the kitthsn Garden will be found a full and
complete assortment OF every vegetable SEED wanted
J the best varieties and selected with great and
many at much expense. Severai new varieties of
Ssecs Will be found among cur impor ations
CHINESE SUGAR CANE-PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained supply OF the seed
oihe above liant, now attracting much Of public
attention. 1t Is most Thoroughly endo, sed by the
leading Agricuturalists, and Agricultural Societies
aud Agricultural Papers in the Union.
At this especial time it is vel worth trial. Prom
IL can be grown seed which will be found as valuable
corn In addition to the stalk Cor rup or FORAGE
making it much profit able than ordinary crons
gentleman who has tried 1t, says:
une acre OF the stalks, properly cultivated, will
ield from 400 to 900 gallons Of fine syrup equal TO
The best New Orleans; and from the same roots. \
second crop Of excellent fodder. Sovn broadcsst or
IN close drills. land deeply plowed or highly man
.red, It VIII yield thirty to y pounds of superior
food, when ground into meal and fxttens done,fic
tnimas very speedily.
Tne seed, which has been very carefully kept pure
from the oIisasl importation, will be offered in cloth
pac1aSes eacn contAing enough to plant one-fourth
an acre IN drills with full directions for the cuti
sasion which - PEI fectly staple. These packages
VIII be forwarded per mail free Of pos.age, to any
ADDRESS on receipt OF u for each package Wheo not
'ent BY mail, We Will furnish proporlionate guam
lily.
kariy orders are solicited, Is the supply Of seed ia
quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be sound
completely stocked with tools and machines for every
style and node Of Farming and al Of the most sn-
proved articles.
- Dealers supplied ct liberal discounts
1JFull Catalogues gratis on receipt Of postaee
stamp.
HENRY d. EMERY CO..
-. No. 204 Lake Street, Chicaoo. M.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-08-22

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COURIER OFFICE,

800. ~ =, ..o'
- $3.50 A.'. eesn ".''"s 1919
.,-.s.. ..1 .'s"o1s. ~ -" ~. . "o
a.. 49,. ~ ."e su nv"
hor.s. ., 80. rs...,. s,.,s. 49, , 'o,.As
nun,ss. :, 49,. - ae~.s, -e' ~. ta,'e
-. a.. 60 O.. e.s a"e 49,
:, 60. a. =. = =.
:. a. "o ooA-' -
=. - ."'
'1'pe i' J" : 'esAru ~ 'emporary' Vur OK
n.ses eApi.s. s'es' oonnuenoe In 'neir management
w s"el cary resun'pao"' ouf sas'oe 70 pa
Is 70 await pa.eh'iy avofaoie 'urh IN sne'i
~Aa, anu no' sa'f'n'e W Duyc'' OF ''Anu zoo
.nA'e'
esioen'iy On '"provemen' In .ne 'one y
I1ono 'ee'ne' anu more cneeriui spirit preva,u
ano"s oui Eastern peopie An on'caso anu e'' LOUIS
'e heaviest wholesale houses nave 70
soNeu " %" .o' oash on'y' anu spe''e ~ 'na'
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New Books.

One of the peculiarities OF the Peter
sons Magazine and one which commends il
especially to our favor and appreciation is its
early reception, generally in advance of all
others. The November No.. for instance, has
been on our table now about week, giving us
ample time to notice it. and recommend such
OF our readers as want first class monthly,
handsomely embelished and ably edited, to
I send for it. This number has as articles, and
% embellishments. Published by T. B. Pc
te-son, Phila., at $500.
BLAcKwooD's EDENRURGH MAGAZINE
The September No. is before us, and we are
Obliged to the gentemanly proprietors, Messrs
Leonard Scott s. Co.. for it. The table OF
contents is attractive, the concluding article
or the Bengal Mutny, especially so. The
price of Lakewood, monthly, is only So 90,
Published at New York.
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Merchants Gargling OH.

This valuable medicine combines the nec-
essary qualities to entitle it to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
hs4 as a Liniment adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies Of all classes, "Merchant's
Gargling OIL" in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which it's received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties Of an anodyne and restor.
alive, it bas wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal i
attributable to the chemical combination oil
the choice ingredients Of which it is com
posed.
w. #. ElmendOrf is the authorizes
agent for the sale Of this medicine at thi.
place. Sold also by druggists and merchant.
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi
cine dealers in all large towns. n39.
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az TO MY PATRONs.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment and would say that, not
withstanding the iateness Of the in which my
store was opened have added largely to my stock,
and have now larger stock Of articles in my line than
can be found In ASr store west Of the Mississippi Hav
ing had fourteen experience In the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines can be confident Of being
suited in every respect. WIN. p. ELMENDORF,
Apothecaries' Han, Richards Buildings,
no15 .-ttf, 0ttumwa Iowa,
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For all the complaints incident to hot wea

For all the complaints inc dent to hot wealth
er, and bilious climate, such as Diarfahea,
Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Flatulence.-
Loss Of tone to the stomach, and arrangement
OF the digestive organ; there is no medicine
which has become SO general fayori.e as
Dr.. Baker Pain Panacea. tits simple in It's
nature, yet instantaneous In its effects. BY
instant application in time Of need. many f,
of sickness has heen prevented, and time and
money saved For sale by w. F. Elmendors,
J. L. Taylor in Ottumwa and by agents every
where,
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SrovEs.-This being Che season for mr.,

SrovEs.-This being the season for pro-
viding comforts, for the winter, we take pleas
ure in informing the public that our neighbor,
Mr.. ]. Pfugh, has laid in at his Stove Depot,
the most desirable assortment of stoves ever
brought to the west, consisting of all the late
and most approved patterns, Cook aud Parlor,
for wood or coal, which he il selling at pri-
ces conformed to the times. We recommend
all ia want Of stoves to refer to his ADVERTISE
ment, and give him a call before purchasing.
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The Kansas Election.

We have partial returns Of the Kansas cleo
ton, the complexion of which seem to favor
the success of the Free State Party. The
Missourians made their appearance, it seems
At some OF the polls, and assisted in giving to
them pro- Slavery majority, while at others,
the troops, under the direction Of Gov. Walk.
er, lent helping hand--but it is subject OF
rejoicing that the Republicans triumphed over
them all. IL it should be so, if Kansas has
really gone Republican, what will the South
do? How will President Buchanan be able "a
amuse his friends in that quarter for permit
ting the people of Kansas, this time, TO vote as
shey choose? The howl that will be sent uf
BY the fre-eaters, if Kansas, is lost to them
a in be-better imagined than expressed.
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IS8--lS51.

With all the alarm as well as real trouble
which disturbs financial circles, there can be
no reasonable doubt that the country is much
Pesher now than it was one year ago at that
time. We have actually lost nothing worth
speaking OF. We have parted with some i'm
imaginary but with but very little real worth.
England will have 70 back half million of
what we call our losses, and the continent near
ly as much more, while the difference between
this fall and last fall in pasturage and root
crops alone. promises to indemnify us for near
iy or quite all our losses from depreciation or
otherwise
Our railroads, which have been built so i'm
providently, and which have declined so much
are now q source of greater gain to the coun-
try than Of Individual less to their stock and
bond holders. They have cleared and plant
ed hundreds of thousands of farms in he cosn-
! try during the past year. the products Of which
are soon to be added to the assets Of the ma :.
ton. When the Erie railroad stock sells for
levy share, the road is worth Just as much
to to the country as il it sold at premium |;
It's just as convenient Tor emigrants, Jus, as
quickening to farming capital. Just as produce
tive an industrial agency. The sufferers are
the comparatively few who have to furnish
the money TO keep it going. II the stock boil
ders got good dividends, of course the country
would be richer, and there would be more
money on band for new and extended improves
ments; but the country is much richer with
network OF operating railroads that paw no
dYidends, than with only such number OF
rosds a. could be run with profit to stock
holders. From this point Of view, it is very
!apparent that, while heavy individual losses
have been sustained from railroad property.
tbs aggregate wealth OF the country has been
increased to an incalculable amount tor it il
dificuItto name single road, either built or
projected, that is not desirable, or that would
not in time be profitable at fair cost.
The mineral wealth, too, which railroads du.
ring the past year have developed, by making
It more accessible to market, would 20 far to
pay all our supposed losses. The coal, iron,
lead, copper and gold mines Of the United
States could alone furnish profitable employ
met now Tor I'll the floating capital OF the coun-
try, without any considerable increase OF Ia
cilities for transportation.
We were near overlooking another unusual
source oeswealth. Of which the country will
resp the benefit this fall; we refer to the gen.
eral reduction Of expenditure, the abatsd ex-
travaganee, the general economy which for
month or more will be fashionable. When ali
the white people Of the United States reduce
their expenses one shilling . day, it makes a
difference Of SIS 900 900 week, and over ESQ.,
0o0,0O0 every month. n the nation could be
kept on reasonably short allowance from now
till the first Of January, what would be saved
alone would make US rich.--M y. Eue~isg
Post.
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no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
II NOW YE, that the subscriber 70 now receiving q
IA arge addition his former heavy stock of Roods
ct theOttumws store. consisting Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE. GLASSWARE 0
QUEENSWARE, BOOTS SHOES
HATS CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHING,
POTTERS WARE,
And In fact all the articles usually kept In variety
store where he win be happy the former patrons
Of said store while kept by Mr.. Richards, and to sell
them goods Ut low rates, a. his motto Is
small Profits and Quick sales.
He has also quite number Of town lots In and con-
tiguous to the city Of Ottumwa, which he will dispose
Of at very reduced prices to those who wish home
and win improve the same.
Also, two good farms within nom two to three miles
Of the city OF Ottumwa with timber land to support
them which he wishes to dispose of easy TERMS
that he can concentrate his means Immediately
TO the mercantile business In which he ID now engaged
Call soss or yon may lose bargain.
noi1 GEORGE D. HAcKWORTH.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-15

B. Murphy wishes to say to the public that
hs Ambroiype Rooms, in Pumroy's Block,
will be open for the purpose OF filling existing
engagements, and new orders, on Saturday
next. All interested will please be on hand
at that time, as he will then be supplied with q
large and valuable stock of materials.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-15
STONE CUTTING.

1VHE suhscriber would announce 70 the ciIisens Of
u Oramwa and wapslls county. that he win b
snae hereafter TO furnish a. good quality Of Lims
cut ready for use, be obtained anywhere In the
west, and at the lowest rates. workmanship wuaran
teed to he - good - can be done In Keokuk or Sc
Louis Persons from distance can be accommodated
with cur stone or commoa FOR building stone.
Ottamwa, March 96pol5-ly Wm. MALONE