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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13
financial.
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ALn.Nr H. SiooLAy. Auctioneer .,,,,,
,~vcTIA AR SALE Of STOCKS and BONDS
KIpsrRTH. NICOLAY win .enTHiS DAY, Sept -, o.
$500 Al the Merchant h, hsnge;
N osss rsotuk City (Iows) Z, cert bond.
e. {, Ious County (Mo.) f~s ocai Bonds
49,. uenphi. City Tenn o Ter oca, BONDS. 49, NJ
fBeo 0yS.,u River Railroad Convertible 9 Cent bonds
f4s. -. and M...issippi r. r. 1T Mort Z Cent BIDS
s3ee 5Sissl,pd and Pittsburgh X X. lot Mort c. 3D..
$50 S,,.b,ru Indiana R.R l.; Nor z Cent bobds
49, u,nniba and -. Jo-elh RR 1T Wort Bonds
go S..hyi.e and Chattanooga hR D q Cent Bono.
go (rsa. Western Marine Insurance SIip o. I'0'N'
,,,ssr sru Mutual Insurance Scrip Of 1877 .. a.,
x,tso Commercial Mutual Insurance ScriP oi lts"-'"
% 20 New.York mutual Ins- ScnP 81 IS,5 ID,
<sus NJ Kean County Bank Circustins N.t's 'Y'''"j
~ .saTcs Csyurs and Susquehsnna H. H. sc'e''h'
% .S.r.s Marine Bank, 90 each
40 .ls,,, Continental Bank, fl0esch
- 49, Sew.WoYid Fire Ins Co, - each
D. sIsres Pecifc Fire lus. Co, 20 ra'h
s.I.,., IIouie FIRE Ins. Co.. = 20 earn 800.
ssrs,es (ifeAs Weston Marine la 1o'i : ~ '' d
osbares City Fire Trs Co, tIo rath
~ shsres American Express Co, lop each
o.Isr., Wells. Fargo @. Expre-. : NV d.
"a $500 Kuickerbocter stage Coz 500 rac.
90 .bs,.. Noun, Carbon Coal and Iron %" - ca H..
'sr's rec. we'd addition % the iss AN a. " ~
y,y ssls Next regular ssle on THUKSDA. s.k, 10
nrou sales o. stocks ana Bonds every MoTpAl ono
9ftiIpsDAY II IA o'e.otk, at the heich-l' y nae
- r.Cs .aes on any other day st'cks a1e op' Du.s
- III AT private sale large variety o. so nTof
On 'Ah " stock Asctoneer ssi Banker No oIosd'a'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

AXE SUPER RI OR LINE 1858.
IL TOUCHING
All poin,s between CLEVELAND. DETROIT ard suPE-
RIOR CITY.
The new and splendid lov pressure s..an.r. CITY ny
CLEVELAND, }. NJ. Lnndy, Ma,sr; ILLINOIS John pa
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DEM YLvANIA RAILROAD

i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Allan
tic with Western, NorttW and South Western
States by continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
Pittsburgh with hines Of all he
Western Rivers and Cleveland and Sandky with the
all ports the North Western Lak-skins the mos.
direct cheap reliable BY which FREIGHT Be for
~Grded 10 and fro N the Great West. -
RATES BETWE PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes Hats Caps Books 4,
Dry Goods tin boxes, BARS and ;runks) Drugs ln In
boxes and bAesl, Feather Furs. kc.............)
SIcoSp CLAsA-Domes,lc Shee;ua, Snirting and
Ticking lin original tsl Drugs Hard 90 cents y
ware Lei boxes) Woo AID Sheep loo ..
Pelts Eastward. kc.......................-...
TBxp CiAss.-Auvis Steel, CEains lin e.sksl "a -
Hemp Baron and Pork sailed loose or in sscks In M
Tobacco Manufactured except Cigars or Cut kc..t
YoptrH CLAsS-Cofee. f.h, Baron. Beef aid
PORK casks boxes Lard Lard 20 cent?
on Sais Soda Asa German Clay, Tar, Pitch iVo o.
Rosin. kc.... ............s.......J
FLorR- hbL until further Lotiee-
GRAn- l. loo 10 Gn;l further notice.
CorTox- bs, roi exceeding SO ID weight, Until further
notice.
,uI. 70 n srk the Pennsyvania Rslrosd AL
Goods consigned Agents Of this kosd Phsdephia
P,t,bursh viii be forwarded without detention
FrrIspr AerSrs-Hsrri worml.y CO.. Aemrdis Tenn I;
r. Sass Co., 81. Louis q. ORsi.ly Co, EyansviL~,
Iud prmrsuiIl Bell Co, and Carer J,~- Louisvne
Irwi, Co Cincinps,i; " w Graham Co. Zan-svile
orc. L@eoh Co No "a K;Iby.t Boston; Lesch Co. No.
ASor House EewYork. and Nc. South WilAn-s', New
Yorh; z sneeder. Philsdsiphisi nAsav koens. B~t
mere. D. A. Stewart, PttsblfEh- -
ri IL HOUSTON. General Fre.fh: Agen: PhIsde speiA
A SCOTT Superintendent. Asocs~ Pa
Arr lS8
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i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT
Inland kou,'he shortest ard direct carrying he Eas,ern
Nail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, CAY. Joel Stone and C.
VANDERBILT, Capt ". n. Frazee correction with ihe
STONINOTOH aud PROVIDENCE End BOSTON and PROV
IDENCE RAILROADS ravins NewIork daily ,ssndays
,eIted) Pier No North River ht wharf above Bais
place at O'Clock M and stoninson u $50 or he
arrival Of the Mail Train which leaves Boston $50
The c. VANDERBILT. from New York, Monday, WedLes-
day aud Friday from stogon Tuesday, Thursday and Sal
urday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, ron New-yors, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday from SoEn.on, Monday "wednesday and
Friday.
Passengers proceed from SornFton per railroad 70 Provide
Boston in the Express Mai Train, reaching sd ases In
advance Of those BY Other routes ample Tine for al III
Early morning lines connecting North and East Passengers tha.
prefer IT, board the ENJOY nights rest
disturbed breakfast desired ard leave Siofnson in ;hs
train connecting Providence with the l:ij train
for Boston
for Newport leave Sonngto in the m train
connecting al Providence daily. except Sundays. - y
and 5i5 with the steamer FERRY Capt Allen Fare from
Providence. 70 Newport, 81 cents
master accompanies The steamer and .ln through
each
passage ber-h state freight apply board ,he
steamer The Freight Oce Pier No North River or a.
the Office, No. 10 Battery place. September ~, 1855
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OFFICE LA CROSSE AID NlLwAuKEs r. r. Co,

OITICE tkOsbE II "
krw-IoRg, Sept 8, 1853.
VNIE undersigned having been appointed Com
Il sit~e by the Board Of Dreetos Of the La Crosse ana
Milwaukee Railroad Company and duly authorized To
sonse the floating debt Of the said Company
specially give notice that they now prepared 70 ADJUST said
bt aud to eatnguish the by giving Bonds Of the
I'D Company by third mortgage upon the entire line
upon all depots lands franchises and
ns stock and all other real and personal property belonging
~ said Company.
respectfully request tina. the creditors present
their claims their Office No n Williams New York, be-
bevns W Of all parties that the debts Of the
Company should be hquidsted wthou, delay.
VIM. A. GUEST,
ALFRED NOXON, >Conmit;ee.
A. &. GtJkEISON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

VNHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE If
i STEAMSHIPS. betseen NETWORK, SOUTHLAND
TON HAVRE and BREMEN, viii ssi a. follows, carrying
n. United States Mails:
kew-York for Southampton From usvre and South
and Eavre. aInIton for y. Iofk.
VANDERBILT Saturday, Sept Is WedLe sdsy Oct IS
NORTH STAR, Saturday, Oct. - WEDNESDAY. Noy 10
Havre and
Prom New-YoIk for SOUTH Bremen for So.thaupton
Anptou Hsvre and Bremen. Southampton for Nevy-YcrE
NORM LIGHT Sat- Oct. Saturday, Oct 20 Wed, Nov j.
ARIEL......sat Oct 81 Saturday, n We'd. Dec. l.
These steamships have water tight comPsrtmnts and cary
able
Price OF passage per First cabin. BOO and slo
second cabin $50 and per North Star, Northern Light and
AreFirst cabin $50; second cabin SO third cabin SO
ert6cat.s iseued for passage from Europe
Specie deiyered in London and Paris.
ID. TORRANCE. Agent. No. 5 Bow Ing GTeen, y. Y.
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4 'IN NH N.fIT.ItV4kT' vi w w V'1Ie''I
" Connecting al New Hampton with the Delaware, acka-
and Western Railroad and at Eason with the hsh
Valley Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. commencing Arril q, 1853
Leave Esston and intermediate places from Pier
No North River, at II M, and p for Somer-
Vile BY above trains and a. $3.50 p m
The above trains Elizabeth with trains he New
Jersey Railroad which leave New York from the foot Of Court
landt st., at u and u a. m and and ?.
Passengers the Delaware Lsckswanns and Western Rail
road will only. For Lehgh Valley Railroad at
n a. M and u IN. JOHN o. STERNS Superintendent.
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
let Wharf by steamer IOLAS 6:35 $50 and 10 and
and p TIL. leave Flushing L. L. al Gas, and 10
and p. meeting aud exchanging passengers
with boat Hunters Point Through 20 minutes Fare
Is cents WIN. NJ SMITH Receiver.
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CTOCK I'M BANK ofthe STATE of MISSOURI

NTOCK in BANK OF The SIAIE OF MISSUURI.
O-The undergued Commissioners appointed BY the Banh
Il The State Missouri St Louis hereby give notice that
ks for three hundred thousand dollars Of In
creased capital Of said Bank will be opened at the Banh
sf Commerce in New York, MONDAY August and kept
yen period Of fifteen days. the whole amount shau
have been sooner subscribed
Ten per cent required paid at the time Of sub
ssrbng thirty per the let September; thirty
se.t on October thirty per the Let Of
ksvsmber payment may be made IN full , .
Dividends bed FOL will be payable at the BANK
81 CooHcree IN New York
JOHN A. sTEvENs.}
HENRY r. VAIL, Commissioners.
ID MORGAN
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orrIer CHICAGO, ST: PAUL AND FOsD Dv La
WIN VI ''-'

or,Icr la CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE X. h, Co.
NeweYork, Sept. 49, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders of the
IN FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS Of tine
LA CROSSE and MILWAUKEE r. r. Co. that the under
xs.d are Authorized fund The August plstdue Coupons o
By giving in exchange therefor the SINKING
Bonds Of the Company al seventy cents 20 the dollar
Which by Third Mortgage the entire line
GOO mes Of and upon all IL dsPos lands franchises and
ons stock all other real and personal property belonging
~ seid Company - $780,.
WIN 4. GUEST,
ALFRED NoXoN Committee.
A. C. GUNNISON)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

II On and A,er THURSDAY, Ser tTsias viii run fot
lows: 1rsus going Ea-L.svc South Ferry Brcokiyn 10
ave South F.ry, Brooklyn. a. IL IN for
Syc.s.t ave South Ferry Brooklyn at IN for fsphank
leave South Ferry, Brooklyn. a; m for syose'; leave
South Fsy, Brooklyn, for iempHssd ks'e SoasA
Fery Brooklyn, ~ n p. m for Jamaica
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n ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.-

NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Steamer META
~ MORA, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY Sad SATUR-
DAY from pier foot of Jsy-st.. q: 7 O'clock a. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

DEGU LAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON.
IL PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT, ia STOSISGTOS-
CHANCE or HDtR.-Dn and AZ MONDAY, Sept. -,
the s:.aers Of thu. Line VII eage Pier No North RV.r
first wharf above Battery Place daily, exosp. Sunday a;
O'Clock T. n instead Of p
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OFFICE NEw.YoRx AND ERIE RAILROAD C
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1850

IN 1853. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1853
Commencing May 81, 1853.
Passenger Station in Newfork, nth 81 and 4th
entrance gth-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New Haven, M tex l2:45 3+5, 40, tex) and
$50 r. For Bridgeport, 7, tex) 1898, 3:t5 4:o
lex and $50 For Milford strstford Fairfield South
port and Wespo III. l2:45 S:i5 and $50 For Nor
walk T. Ia NJ ~: +5 S45, 40 tex) As, $50, $50
For DaI,n and Green~ieh7 IL IS 34 4:45 $50
$50 p For Stamford T. tex.) l2+5. 5+5, 40
le1 AS $50 e: For Pom Chester and intermediate
stations 9 a. u. l24S, 5:45 a. IS, $780, $50 p. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. IN. tex 42 p m te1) fo. Hartford and
Springfield, teSl 4eD p m texl For Connectient
River Railroad Montreal teI) For Cana Railroad 70
Northampton, q N. tex) and l2:+5 For New Haven
and New london Railroad q and p For House
tonic Railroad m 4:2 FOR N.usatSek Railroad ga
i2;%s 545 p. For Danbury and Nor~ak Railroad T.
q. m. 40 y. JAMES H. H0fT Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
ClTY-Mal and Express lines leave NewYork ct and II
a and aud fare So Through Ticket sod for Gin
cinrat and the West and for Bsmor Washington Norfolk
&c and through baggage checked 20 Washington m and
trains. j W. WOODRUFF Assistant sup-riu.en den.
No baggage will be received for uness delivered aud
CHECKED fifteen minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
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DEGUI.AR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
III PROVIDENCE. VIA srONlNGrON.-HOURo Of LEAv-
mo CHANGED % z In-on and arr TUESDAY jane |.
th~ .t~smcrs PLYMOUTH ROCK sad c. VANDERBILT Of
hi, hue viii lsye pier No 2North River, wharf above
Bst,ry.psoe daily except Sundays, .. iIstesa Of
n m ljfhee Nc. 10 Battery place.
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Il PORT and FALL RlvER--The splendid aud superior
METROPOLIS Cart Brown, leaves Newfork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana SATURDAY, 81 O'Clock m,
and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brsytop, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ats ooIock p. from p.er No.
SH.R.
Hereafter will be regarded any spph.
cent Until the shall have been pSd for.
Frgt Boston aTded through with dispatch
an Express Freight Tran.
WIN. BORDEN Agent Nos 10 and II Vests.
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Ottllm wa City school.

In the following list VIII found the correct standing
Teach pupil In the Third Division Of the Public school
city hope the parents and guardians Of our
pupe Will daily Inquire Into the conduct and progress
cftheir children. With few exceptions they are not
progressing rapidly they should The nrst Of our
list viii show Whist pupils making most progress
In their studiea The latter part viii show who are the
most reckless In their studies and conduct especially
In the latter Our Board Of Education has done aud l.
doing oil Il 70 make school emnently success
fsi. An that 10 necessary TO make l. all yos, they
sad wlsh 10 the combined efforts fthe teacher the
pupils and the p.rents:. We repodiate corporal pun
shmsut IN The higher divisions Of public schools-we
have edopted the Marking system which
psae1oed In the best schools Of New England For es.
cry lessoa well rectted give merit MARKS and for
those less perfect and L and Tor those not recited
. ~ g. For every oct Of misdemeanor We i've one
blssk naSk-for every % merit MARKS We remove one
black mark before making report Whenever any
papl shal have % black marks uncanceled by mers.s
ws Win ask the board Of Education 70 remove the same
frea school, ssSnch pupils only pedments In the
way Of the progress IT Others Many Of our pupils are
very irregular In their attendance Many leave every
s1ssfaoen q without giving cause. Il 4 Inn.
Debje Ter such pupils 10 be In their studies
and they leave before classes recte In Arhme-
tls Dc not hold nsibe for their prog
eeoe b Nat stady. II pupils furnished wiih
eacAe Sor taking Of their books much confusion
would Be avoided In school The First and SECOND
Oivbiens Of our school are progressing rapidly.
n ID. B0Z0DTH prinNinal
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Estray Notices.


Psblishsd for ne 6ere6s efour Subscribers
Taken up by Thomas Reveal Centre Tp, Dec. 9Th,
ST. two steers, years. old, red end ofts white
crop o6 LEFT ear swallow fork 10 right Ap Mt 500
The other year old pale red white spot In forehead
slit and under-bit in left. Ap. At go.
Taken up BY Joseph Gardner, Columbia Tp, Now,
Is 81, two horses, one pony about Is hands high
forehead, small bits on the back part OF ears come
white marks right side Of head like halter marks
black name and tail, bright bay. Ap- at $85. The
other bay mare, black name and TAIL some white on
forehead, about Is hands high. APP. at $95.
Taken up by Charles Howard, Keokuk Tp., II Now
81 two steers one face white, crop and s In left ear
half crop on under side Of right ear line backed sup.
posed years old; has hell marked A. n. g. 1884,
The other roam, slit In LEFT ear small piece OF end oil
right ear, line backed, supposed old Ap al $50
Taken up by Harrison Schooler, Washington TIP,
Nov rs, 81, steer years old, white and red pided
neck and head; red legs knees crop and under
In each ear. Ap. at t29.
Taken up by Jacob r. Smith. Richiand IT,, Nov n,
81, IL head Of sheep, buck with swallow fork In left
and hole In right, others with underhaifcrop In
let crop and slit In right and under halfcrop in eft
crop on both and under slit ia right crop and sii
In right crop In right and slit In left, crop and under.
slit In right. APP. At e2s,S7.
Taken up by John Johnson, Of Centre Tp, Nov. g..
two steers, red with star In the forehead white
along the belly and Tanks with spot In right ear
some hicks In left supposed to be made by . dog
Appraised 1t SEQ
Taken up by Edward r. Neville, of Pleasant TIP.
Nov 49, red and white steer years old last spring
with an eniargedja Appraised at ei5.
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CARD.

az TO MY PATRONS would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment and would say, that, not
outstanding the latenes Of the In which my
store opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles In my line than
be found in store west Of the Mississippi Hav
Ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant physicians and 9TH
requiring medicines can be confident Of being
suited In every respect WIN. =. ELMENDORP,
Apothecaries' Hail, Richards' Buildings,
no15 Ottumws Iowa,
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The natual bridge at this point still holds up
--latest News.

NI0u GSt N GVVSs
The Topeka Legislature met on the 10Th.
The committee reported complete code Of
lawa. y 90 80
CoNoaEss--In the House on the 18th M.
Hoard had letter read addressed to him by
Burns, iaswhich Burns uses offensive terms,
evidently Cor the purpose Of making a quar-
rel With Hnard. Burns pronounced tn.
charged against him a slanderous,' &c. Mr.
Hoard wanted to respond to the letter, but
objections were made, and there was Ee-
eral mass. Bat Hoard At last offered 1880
luton for q select committee to inquire
whether the Executlvs had made attempt to
bribs any members by promises Of pa.ron-
sgs. s So
Mr.. Hoard discIlned personal nnkindne.s
against Burns, bnt said he could not be dl-
vertsd fsom his purpose BY side issues. Last
Friday, he said in House the executive de-
partmsnt was endeavoring to indusnee votes
By hestowai Of patronage, and circumstances
connected with Burr's statement justified the
ehsrge. E1 f6 iQt
Barnett objected to any gentleman bringing
apersorsl difficulty intcthe House under dis
guiss OF q privileged question. Burns had
pronouncea the charges false, and was res
ponsibie Tor what he said.
Pending tbs motion the Horse adjnurnet TO
Tuesday.
TIE. Senate was engaged on the private ca
len1ar
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THE
MISSOURI DEMOCRAT.


Tsaxs o. suuscsIrr,cs;-Daily % per snnum; rri.
Weekly t5; Weekly e. In advance.
Ciubs-fen copies tor sl5; Twenty copies, sesl
The Missouri Demccrati IL Western journal devoted
to the interests the West and published at 81 Louis
the ceuter Of the valley Of the Missssippishe focus
Of news politics. literature, aud manufac.
ture 1ts facilities for giving the latest intelligence
each and all these respects unariva lled and Its
patrons may be assured that expense labor viii
be spared 70 make II the paper Of the people. Every
department 10 Allied with talented and reliable con.
ductors It's corps Of correspondence 10 Washington
City, New York, New Orleans Kansas, Nebraska, New
Mexico and Utah. number soae Of the abiest writer's
In the country Contributors reatsgtc the antique
ties the sos the mineral wealth. the agricultural
villages and towns. and the local news Of the neigh.
boring State will always be found In its colums. The
markets. Of the chief cities Of the great and growing
vest the statistics Of production and shipments the
marine interesta ofou great rivers and the trade Of
our railroads will each be carefully noted The latest
o 9 viii Be
given IN fuil-reviews Of new publications Of interest
win be seduously supplied In BRIEF everything that
to the thinker viii be presented TO its Subscribers
LAyEsr KANSAS Nsws--Kansas has nov become
point Of much Importance and attraction 70 the whole
he's rnishsd the Newspaper press ofthe Uni.
ted States With the most authentic we'll - che ar
eat inseilisenee from that quarter.
II has nov hvs reporters In various parts Of the
Territory and especial attention will be devoted OBJ
tain the reliable accounts ofevery event ofnteest that
ed IN regard TO Kansas AFFAIRS the politics. seutents
Immigration, and al that concerns the progress Of
opinions In that quarter can md better Of
obtaining shs same than through the columns Of this
fclIrcAL Posrscx.-The Missouri Democrat L. ~
is name imports, Democratic IN princple, conserve
tive In aentimsnt opposed the violence and oatrage
that has dsgraced the Territories and aiously In "a
vor Of the people Of each locality TO control their do
nestle affairs without Interference from those residing
ExcaAseE LIsr.--rhis journal has nov the larges.
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MONEY or no MEAT.

MY CUSTOMERS are respectfully informed that
XvA With the commencement OF the New Year, have
adopted the cash systcm Of business, - nnd 4 i'm.
possible TO keep up veil selected stock and spend
OF my time making collections to pay for
Of with the utmost care and Of the best
quality, to behad In the country.
CssA Csstomsrs respectfully sosicised.
Those vhe are In arrears With ne win please call and
settls up. % need and must have ny dues.
ee8 gsaas svasa3s J. W. BROWN.
jan. fst, fsS3-AH tttumva MsAa Market.
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Literary Notice.

The Ottnuwa Literary Society will meet
on next Tuesday at O'Clock. P. M.
]. S. Walker. Esq. will deliver a lecture. at
Ter which the foIlowin. question will be dis
eussed, viz:
Resolved, That the conduct Of Walker in
regard to Central America should be spprov-
ed, and that Of Paulding condemned.
The Public are invited to attend.
NrwroN DocGcrr Sec,v
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
nri onltvr ra.1 SoOinf

HUyHE Annual meeting Of the wapello County Asri-
cultural Society, for the election Of Ofacers and
the transaction Of other important business win be
held q the Court House, IN Ot,umva, ON MONDAY,
the 18th at January, at o'clock, p Those Who are
entslsd - preiums and al others interested In the
prosperity 81 the Society are requested 70 attend
Jan. !. 1883 L. d. MORSE, sec'y.
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Why will yos delay purchasing bottle VI
Df. HANS Balsam, when BY ito use your dry
haekiag cough beesues. loess. the eorrupted
matter which aecumulates in and oppresses
ths Inags j. easily expsctoratsd, while the
tsaie prepsrtias d ths madeleine kesp up the
slsscgth under the muco-purulsnt discharge.
Csnbinsd, - il i, In skillful and scientific
nanass b Irregular educated Physician, the
prspsfation q which ws are speaking, becomes
alnost isresissable.
for sale By W. 2. Elmeadorf. J. Z. Taylor,
o. Lawrsnes Agsats Tor Ottunwa and by
sgssts In every town il the county. :. 3
eSss advertisement
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25
Coal! Coal. Coal!

UyHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to supply the
~ citizens Of 0ttumwa and vicinity with the very
best quality Of COAL 10 any quantity to suit purchas
ers.
Ny Bank Il Of such character that Il does not
suspend but win pay all deposits, aud will honor ali
drafts property presented at its pt,atfoypn.
Ifyon want good article Of Peacock Coal, try It
and you win be sure to get your money back. Ny
prices will suit the tisaes. 4. LOTSPEICH.
Dec. 18TH b7-n43-y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25
Dag. j. w. GARNER,
DENTIST, or BURLINGTON, IOWA,

rs prepared to perform all Dental x
ii operations. No charge for any OPP
crAtion that can be exeeGed for perma- yYvX
nency, durability, or fhv exact imitation -I1II
cfthe naturat Particular attention paid 70 che
ivveeuiarity ~ ehildrer's teeth
R00Ns--Att the ~ uv,ew House. F" Ladies waited
uycr ~ their rest< snees u requested. tn&s-u