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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

A YANKEE FIKfesp N SEN fonx.--A na1n laassa -
n = Nrackavay from Massachusetts,. arrived 10
n. York day OF two age. sith the intention o
going on 10 California In tlss ssesmer Moses iey.
ior. which sailed on Saturday Having pnfsnssso
hfs ticket and msds al essenssments - aeass, -
shs shsrpers thaf infsst the elty. when be 80 ~
dncsd Is psrtaks freely ef liquor. aud on the W
lawina morpfar he snrnsd np mioas three xold
watches and ehaiss, which hsintsndsd - ss take On
81 fsiifnrni. % speculate on also 500 ia nsoney
snd IL passage ticket BY the above steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

ssy- DupLRY g. Co., Importers and
whsisss,a D.,aIa,s In Choice WINES Fine BRAN.
DlEs. Old HaIsKkYs and CIGARS. No. u Main
fr1af 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

DorBrruL SrArUs.--Thomas Southasa,
Yesterday morning for having no registsr Of his
freedom Thomas claims 70 bss maa 81 ms1ed
biood--too uear white 70 Be negro and TOO nsex
a usuistto TO be white-And therefore hne no uss
for register. In order 70 examine ths eass PRO-
periy, the Mayor continued Il tor > isw dsys Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12
s~ pR,ycIpE CIGARS! PRINCIPE {

CARS! EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
ore case of these really fine CIGARS 70 which we
cali the attention uf those who prefer rate, old
fashion Principe. -
NARINa 4 PEARCE. Druggists,
de 3I-ts corner 4th and Broad sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

TRE WEATHER, yesterday. VAS As
charmlnx a. May, and dsspits sbs ssAdy eopdilsoal
on the .frssts hnndrsds o. ladies, = bsenefsai -
butterflies. we're out eajoyinx it Asveneh aAyss
and all traces of the hoary ics kiug VIII hAvs sssa
wiped ont A9 go ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

DEsTRpcTrys FIRE AT SrEyEss PoIsF, visa
very destructive fire took place at Stevens Point,
on Monday week. The district burnt includes the
best part ef the place, taking ib eight or nine
stores. two dwelling houses and a meat market
Many of the buildings burnt are Of the very best
class. The loss is very severe one 10 this young
and thriving town, amounting to $4,000. without
ono dollar OF insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12
7. .. CARTER.
rtaga "a MY FELLow -CITIzENs oF T

COUNTY aF UESRIco.-I ain a candidate for the SHE
RtFFALTY Of the County Of HenTicO, and respect
Nav peyt s. MICH. DAVIS.
Ki,hmnpd 18th Dec. 1867. NH 9-dlm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

Lrr Orr -Bsssrly Norris ne ne.
grs, charged With hssiof % pspssN psesM a1
frsesiom AND was ~ - liberty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

AN OH OFFICER Mr.. VIM. Gardner,
a member Of the Night Watch, has been connected
with the police Of Richmond for about forty years.
Faithful as pnbiie guardian, he has performed
his duties to the satisfaction Of all the Mayors Of
Richmond, from tue time OF DIR. Adams down TO
the pi esent hour. and f-om all Of them has rscsiy
ed the approving commendatIon OF we'll done good
and faithful servant. Uncle Billy 10 now getting
iato the and yellow leaf sf life, bot stiIi holds
his post and thereby supports dependent family.
Having been in ths service Of the city longer than
any other man living, should not some easier
berth than the Watch be given him for his honesty
and fidelity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12
ESQ. II. T0NPktNS.
r.Ssy- To THE yorsRs OF THE CRY o

ptrgVcSp-i sns candidate ior the once O COM
MISSIONER or TiIk REV EN US for Monroe
Xarl s. ls,.f pectfuliy ask the support of nay
f'lJna-ci.gens Should u hc your pleasure 20 eject
ma, - ,hat POSITION shall e1jeaSor to chow. by
,Aithful discharge o my duties, that your confluence
h%' hot "a" ,3a MILLS Il. GOODWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

A SINGULAR CONFERENCE.-The visited few days
since, a spot rendered somewhat memorable as hay
ing been the scene of duel between two of Ken.
tucky's chivalrous sons. The position OF the duel
lists, about eight PAGES, was marked by two trees
one of which bears the initials Of Of the party
entire cut into the bark, the ether bears only
the initial of the last name of the other party
The tree under which the party stood who was
killed. is dead, having as we are informed. grad
uaily decaysd from the time. The other tree is
singulariy typical ofthe condition OF the surviving
party, who an inmate Cfa luBatic asylum, standing
IS t dces with the lower branches full Of life and
verdure, while its top is dead and leaess Strange
thoughts crowded our minds as we stood and gazed
upon these unfortunate witnesses of an unfortu-
nate deed dsogqetoaon Cd. @ JonINdl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

PERMISSION TO KrnArE.--Two enamel
rated negro women receihed the permissios of tks
IIustings Court yesterday. 70 remain N ~ 60
mon wsAlth, bscause Of their coed ehsracters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
This old aud popular insurance company has re
Gently made changes iE its organization upon the
excellent principle of promoting meiitorious off,
GERS who had long been in its service.
Mr. Vim. L. Cowardin was elected President
lie has been for twenty years in the employyasnt
OF the company, and for few years past has filled
the office of secretary. His long experience has
enabled him to acquire that familiarity with the
details of the rather intricate business of Insu-
rance that fits him well for the Office, and bis
unanimous election is the best Acknowledgements
Of his delity and accuracy in the discharge OF his
duties.
Mr. VIM Willis was at the game time unaui
mousiy elected Secretary, He Is very worthy
,oung gentleman, and has filled Tor some years
the post OF book keeper in the company. lie is a
competent and reliable officer.
The new organization, by its Board of Directors
will, without doubt, prove alike acceptable to its
stockholders and patrons We understand that
the prospects of the company are most encoura-
giug. and notice that, siuce the last election,
the stock has sold, at auction, at S95-an advance
Of five dollars on previous sales. bFeig.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

candidate for reelection to tie Office Of SHERIFF
al Henrico JN0. A. HUTCHES0N
de lg-dtde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

HUnaY Up.--The improvemens lfsdiog
a. possible 70 a. 20 BE- compleeed sexly - ~
sua,mer II the wosk b pssspcssd until lAte "
the sammsr, the nsw ssrsss viii - tmpeesAse
next fall. 4 sssssl ssssss s@sss ~ \
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

BURNED TO DSATH ----Ths child Of Mrs.
oConnsil--a little boy three pears oid4-who vss
20 terribly burned az his mothers rssidesssoa osk
street, BY his clothes taklng frs last Wsjaeeday.
died Of his injuries yesterday NOR ming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12

The WoaK HoUsE-completed more
thantwe.ve months ago, has thus far b,en utterly
useless, because the present Council would adopt
NJ ordinance for its regulation. Our citizens, by
petition and otherwise. have earnestly prayed for
the erection Of this building. with hope that it
would be made receptacle for such dissoluts char
scters as might possibly he reformed, but their
prayer has been treated with siieut By the
City Fathers" It is too late for this Councii
to do ything with the work house. bur the pec-
pie have the means In their own h . Is lof hssiax
II put into operation In q short time and il they
neglect them the fault will he their own.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23


w NV yonK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND ExCHAuGE COMPANY.
Capital, aSpDu
No. 81 BROADWAY, INV fosE.
CArLrOxuTA IMPRESS leaves on Ne efh ans brn ~ ee1
month ISLAND CUBA FxPREfs leaves py Al NE reemlv
stennners say ID t1h I'm and Th o. each month Oolee
tons amended In ali Of cuba Add prompt rstrns
Drafts ~ sisht n 70 suit 90 Hsvsna
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS
rrancieco house givss especial anennon 70 coDec
sors principal point W Caforua and oregon win
prompt returns IAnussnres and merchants mskag sles
for California Oregon, transmit their rDs Of adina
through house and v. ne Invoices paid fr on The arr
val n The goods there thus vas parchaers fall bsnesf n
Inc s.es sad yss ME sellers Maintaining cnsra q
PEg1Tfrs 70 EIfiroRprA BorDHoLpyRs
are now prsred receive tbe Old ooods q NE se
Of California ranspot the W ssHn,sn,o C and pro
cure aecorsrce win Ne 80 Of he 1sh OF kpr
1857 return the tbs city Bosds fs -xchAnge
should be presented NJ time innt<ed and
ponds v be received By tbs ssse % Oahn Dor sxchsr
after JNnxasy l. lt6a -
Ntw - tfc%iWay
Boston 10 ~ tOurt ths
Rhdsdelpo. 10 w tosaa -
nan move
psn Montgomery and CA1scrnn 80
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BIIsILAlH-Da


CBARPT billiard TABLE MANDATORY its
- Fulton street. where he has on hand large
tables Of ell sizes with slate and marble beds wth
proved style Of cushion, preferred 70 all others
Several second hand marble and SLATE bed tables
patent cushions for sale
VUEBsrsR BIIILARD ROOMS, Ia BROADWAY, Op.
w pose the New York Hotel itef with up nrst clss~s.
unwecd glass bed tables made by VIM j. sharpe it Fulton
street. Sew York and the only uue billiard beds use
the scientific player will discover they combine
speed and ruth before obtained other table
WIN W. SMITH, rropre,or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
DANCING ACADEMIEs.

DrpACuTo's DANCING aCHOor. ~ Held AS USUAL,
SIS and ST Houston street "Wednesday and
saturday eveninga wH vfFCgNT Manager
j, ESRroN, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
RESTAURANTS.

rwrs Ckes AND JOHN BULL WILLS DISCUSSING
~ the right n search ques ION should refresh oemsees A.
15S Fulton street two doors fr1 BrnaiWay fhsY Will nOs
And 10 search half long for rAwberres and
IN their jaIeps places REQUISITE feyOr and
neA purity. 10 j. r. PhANI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

ftAgH RuYEHa CAN PROCURE BARGAINS rROM
~ nv sseek ~ Havana. domestic and German earAra.
have stock 81 two Mons 90 band which must be
coetd cut I'M netta,ely. v. CHEEKS, " BToslvsy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
EXCURSIONS.

I'oR THE WISHING BASKs-srEAsER NEW HAVEN,
III captain Anderson every day. ssturdays excepted
leaving Chambers street 80 street 49, spring sree
r. PEGS sp SIS pier At O'Clock music on board
ALEC fishing tackle, ban and refreshmens Meals hours
The Enroresn plan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

KSOx sALE-FIRsT GLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE NO. 2
and ninth avenues Terms easy. Apply 70 H. WOOD, 66l
NroadVav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

NOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.-A VERY DEsIRA.
BILE farm situated In the neighborhood Of Wndham, Nor
county Few Jersey Of the most healthy locations Ia
the contains 81 perfect order we'll
worthy The attention of who desires pleasant rural
home. The can be at SO Murray street. Wed
Aesdsy and Thursday OF this week. between the hours Of 10
A y nnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

u SPRING MP0RYArIONB la0A AT 0RRAY RE-
DUCrJON OF PRICES.
SMITH LOUNsBBRRY,
Ne. <56 Broadway. near Grand street.
Az eHerfng
En0iAh tapestry velves ~ 81 70 per yard
In4fsh Brussels ~ u " per yard
1nghsh ingram ut 70 cents per yard.
Az ohoice Of oacloths window shades lace
saYana and Al oAer goods pertaining 70 he Trade equal
b lev prtsea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

uSyOR sAIr-A GOOD SIZED HOUSE, ON TWO LOIS,
in 81 west Hobokep, n J., corner fsisade avenue and
BARCLAY street, STABLE WELL fruit trees &C., the premises,
ne view from which 10 magnificent. Stages ct H0boken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

TyLEARING OFF SUMMER SrOCK.
" LIE BOUTkiLiER BROTHERS offer the greatest In.
duoements to buyers Of lawns organdes bareges barege
robes, tanarhnes and other summer dress goods.
China silks summer silks and foul4rds
Also. ribbons for bonnets, sAshes 10, &c.
800 Canal street, Bro sdwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23


II berlapd Mountain TennesseeSeveral improved fArms
with good orchards buildings In Cumberland county on
and near the stage road from Nashville TO Knoxville Ihose
only who been In this section of the country realize me
truth Of the Of the State geologst hA. the Cnm6er
hnd mountain destined soon to become the garden Oh
Tennessee Good land plenty Of timber hne fruit and
climate unsurpassed in The world for health are me
tracts of uncultvated land In the same county Prices
low titles perfect For Of the tracts des able mer
apply 70 The subscriber, II Fulton street. BrSotyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

ENOR gALE-AT SEYMOUR, CONN.,, A 0ENTEEL TWO
story house. containing rooms with kitchen attached,
an in sood state Of repair and one acre Of ground With an
road depot Price 81 200; $500 cash. For further par.
uculars inquire III H. HUNTER, 597 Grand street, N. Y,
or Of Mrs. Clsx X, the Premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

cO REwARD.-Losr ON SUNDAY EVENING, A
OA small Scotch terrier color with black ears
Ihe finder will receive the above By leaving her al us
oSO REWARD -LETT. IN THE WAFER CLOsEr OF
pcV he metropolitan Hotel on the evening OF the 2si
inst single seed pstent lever gold watch with heavy vest
chain attached, valued family rslct whoever returns
said watch ard chain will receive he above the
thanks Of the owner. WV. BAkER IS faurens street
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a worpn-YHs errsy PAIMTW.-p you wuH
"A 70 an ne II pas and future NE, IL
knov,sfee Of vhah vl ysAxs u srcv ssd
Ne 0psy II t CAnai styeeA ~ okpsv - secvs4
vhAsA vsl sss .Ae snessioss q sAs syyo.sAs ser
A srRoLoGY.-NADANE LANE CAN BIZ CONSULTED
"A about i've marriage and absent ffiends She tells All
ihe Of life Al $50 Mulberry street. Grand
Ladies' - ceas, gentlemen, ~ rensa. Sbe speedy
marriages and gives luchy numbers; charge extra
sTRoIoGy AND CLArRvovAvCE-M BRUCE.
a who has sstonished thousands with her corrscoess m
ling about love, law absent iends and business IN gene
at No 40 Grand street. second block east Of ne Bowery
-------------------------
M VIII ind absent friends, usre lost stolen
goods and give dsineaion Of charscer.
Residence 80 Greene street. room NO l. ira hocr
NJ R-wuo HAS voY HEARD OF THE CEI.EpRAyRp
IN N~Sans Az she has beeo consulted hy thQ1~
In and cher ciuss vito snuTs sansfscton. She
f.s she has eauN She ss @ nsvse Of fuars
i've hsr : Bovery. eo~fs sisesksw ~ssss Ia
d. 10 s~~As, senssmsn ~
NrorrCs-uRs rLEuRy. ms BROOM srRExr,
IN information al Of NE By the glass
planets nc questions business marriage,
shout absent friends Sc By magnetism She spesss French,
tngllsh and German
CD7 BRooME UNDERGRADUATES By MRS.
OIL HAYES the best seeing eiairvoyant physician
spirit healing medium N America. All Diseases correctly
told cured Absent friends found Consumpnrr rhen-
mssm deafness ameaes nervousness, pslsy and psrsy
SIS cured a. once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

TyORgETS AND sKIRTs-LADIES REQUIRING THE
~ articles should frat the goods exhibiting
Ut Mrs. GAYNORs 643 Broadway for variety of style 70
surpassed her spring tonrnour skirt the latest Paris
shape OF the Steel returned.
Mrs 0AYkOR, S43 broadway,
near Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

CHADE HorLAgDA
vhiss bar greeu ana blue
OF al Widths
BIZ he esse, piece or yar1,
zoe By
SOLOMON kHARr, - Bro~dway.
CHErLANp woeL sHAwIA
- A sephyr luxury for summer wear.
- For operas and ooncer,s
OF rich and slesSn, patterns.
In SILK. -
rRrcoT.
and every oshsr variety IN yogas.
GENINs BAZAAR,
No. bl3 Broadway,
NJ Nicholas Hotel.
CUU o. choice styles
OF hrst quality dnesls
For travelling dreescs-
And VIII be opened
On Monday he 1si ins,-
Sss Broadway corner Of woyts street.
EDWARD LAMBERT 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

ECoR SALE Oh TO LET-A COTTAGE HOUSE. NEAR.
ly situated good and healthy neghborhood
Kisco stasn. Harlem Railroad. forty miles
New York Bald house contains good well OF
water garden, &C. For particulars inquire OF address
d, uO6ER Mount Kioco Post ONCE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04
Esfray Notfces.

So k-UotssWcu fOT t"o OehlHt ~ OUf S~vScfeOeT~
Taken up BY Thomas Reveal, Centre Tp., Dec. Sth,
81 two steers, years. old, red. end oftal white
crop of LEFT ear swallow fork In right APP. ut 40
The other year old pale red white spot In forehead
white shoulders and Hanks, underbit la right ear
slit and under-bit in eft APP. at $40. lastrqag So
Taken up by Joseph Gardner, Columbia Tp Now,
10 81, two horses, one pony about IL hands high
hind legs white, fore legs black, white the
forehead, small bits on the back part OF ears,
white marks right side of head, like halter marxs
black name and tail, bright bay. APP at t6J The
other hay hisre black and tail, white on
forehead about ID hands high. sAp. ~ $95. 4 ~ go
Taken up by Charles Howard, Keokuk Tp., II Now
81 steers one face white crop and slit In left ear
half crop OF under side OF right ear line backed sup
posed years old; has bell on marked A. H. 1S52-
The other roa slit In len ear sn piece Of end Of
right line backed supposed years old, APP at $50
TAen up by Harrison Schoofer, Washington Tp
Nov. 49, ST, steer years old, white and red pided
neck and head; red legs to knees crop aud underbit
in each ear. &Ap. at 452. ~ IS ~ e 100 ~ u
Taken up by Jacob b. Smith. Richland Tp., Nov H.
80, II head Of sheep, buck with swallow fork In left
and hole In right, others With uader hsiEcrop in
lef, crop and slt Ia right aud under in left
crop OF both and slit In right cros and slit
in right crop In right and slit In les crop and under
slit In right. Ap. at fsS,S7. 5t,sfr1 es3st,
Taken up by John johnson, Of Centre Tp., Nov -.
two steers red with star In the forehead white
along the belly and Hanks with spot In right ear
some hicks IN left, supposed to be made by dog
Taken up l6y Edward r. Neville, of p,easan. Tp
Nov t61 red and white steer3 years old last spring
With an enlarged jaw. Appraised at SIS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

following list will be found the standing
Of each pupiin the Third Dvsion Of the Public School
efthseity We heps the parents and guardians Of our
pupils will daily inquire Into the conduct and progress
ofsheir children With few exceptions they are NOT
proge sius rapidly they should The rst Of our
hst viii show What pupils making Che most progress
IN their stude The latter part win show who are the
most reckless In their stables and conduct especially
IN the latter Oar Board Of Education has done and
doing ell L can to make school emincnty success
fu Al that b now neeessary make Il all yox, they
and wish b the combined efforts teacher the
pupils and the parents We repudiate corporal pun
shmsut u he higher divisions OF public schoolswe
have adopted the 4arxing system which d essfuy
prsescedtn the best schools Of New England For
ery esson well recited We give merit marks and for
these lees perfect and and for those not recited
- AL O. Fer every act Of mlsdemeanor We dive one
e!ssk nask-sor every 30 merit marks We remove one
eIacs marx before making o report Whenever any
pupil aAA have - black marks uncanceled BY merts
we vii ask The Board Of Education remove the same
6onschool assnch pupils only Impediments In the
vW Of he progress Of others. Many Of pupils are
very irregular In their attendance Many leave every
aaer.cen ct recess without giving cause. Itisim-
peebe for such pupils 70 be their studies
And - Aey Leave before glasses rscite In Arithme.
Ne mot hold esrself rsspe nsihls for their prog
- - MAT stndy. oas p9plls we're furnished with
sAeme Tor taxing care Of their boeks much confusion
you'd Be avoided 10 or school Ihe Yrst ana second
Divisions OF our school are progressing rapidly.
= sse x n n 'n-aS~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

Washington, March l.
During the discussion of the appointment of
Of Cock, P. NJ. at Chicago, Mr.. Douglas de-.
c'ared on his honor that Cook was personals
" and politically dishonest, man Of neither
reliability or character for any position un-,
der the government.
II 10 unders God here that immediately on
the adjournment of Congress, Jas. Gordon
Bennett will receive his commission as U. S.
Minister to Austria. sa Esae se'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04
The Courier once,

II in want Of almost everything 70 est drink, wear
aud pay debts with. Subscribers and others who
wish to supply " With Wood. Coal Flour. Beef Pork,
Butter. Lara Chickens, Esss. Potatoes Corn. Corn
Meal Back.whest Flour, &C., win please bring then
right aions. Come In without knocking. Always At
home to such calls s5-a Il af. seR.tf ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04
WOODEN MARE!
MONEY or no MEAT.

MY CUSTOMERS are respectfully informed that
IVl With the commencemeut OF the New Year. have
adopted the cash system Of business. - hnd n Inn
possible 70 keep up well selected stock and spend
thrsol0ussag ofuy o0s mailing coiisetl0nsto pay
IT, lhope 70 be able 10 keep hand good assortment
Of msats-drssssd With Vie end Of the best
quality, 70 he bad 10 the country. 49,. ,sss
"a 1haA Csstomsvs reepsce6ykiv allotted.
These who asa d aSreafs viii ~ Win plsass call AnA
settle ~, ~ nssd and nuss hsvs NJ Asea ..-- $50
gsstHRr Sos Esss y - IL u. gUN0WE.6S 4
JsAs iss, iecs.-aius ostumMs 3esse narksta
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

ATTENTION EVERYBODY!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FOR
TIE COMMUNITY IN GEEERALs vi
UyHE undersigned wing purchased the entire stock
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, z: ps, Bosts Shoes
and Clothing formerly belonging TO Major Brother,
intends making II permanent business, and will keep
constantly on hand full and complete assortment Of
all the different articles belonging 10 the trade,
sistng in part, Of
Psiats Ginghanss, Dstdines, Dcbdges, Alpdccns
7sck5sg. Oscks, Fxasnsel1s aBfckd Mals1fn,
4 I Gsmdric, Jdccoaeh, Cloths IL cossiasres. Y
Hats d Caps, BOots O. Shoes, OUer
Goats, press do. Stirfs q Col1a~s, sx i
and various articles too numerous to mention Those
wishing purchsse Goods In my ne will please bear
In mind that do not intend to be undersold Give me
y call aud examine Goods and prices.
Very respectfully,
WILL r. MAJOR.
-Ottumwa, Jan. !, 1S5S-niitf
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ANNUAL MEETING or THE
\ griCultura1 Society

TUVHE Annual meetins Of the wApelio County Agri.
sanlew.i asslsey, tss ne eiessaea 81 Onssss, asd
the transActien Of other Important buslness win be
held q the Court House, In Ot,umwa, on MONDAY,
the 18th q January, ~ O'Clock, ~ 5hoss Who ere
pseqpevlty 81 Ne sootsty are requested y attend
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The City Council had meeting on Welnes-
day evening. at which snndIy bills were al,
lowed, and an ordinance passed in relation to
pay of city officers, Recorder, 500 per an
i,uin, and members 81 90 rer meeting.
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Coali Coal! Coal!

~ Coal! Coal! Coal!
TIME UNDERSIGNED 10 prepared to supply the
III citizens OF 0ttumwa and vicinity with the vers
hest quality Of COAL in any quantity to suit purchas
ers.
My BANK IL or suci, a character that It does not
susDend but will pay all deposits and will honor all
drafts property presented at It's PLATFORM
lyon want good article Of Peacock Coal, try u
aud you will he sure to get your money back My
prices will suit the times. 4. LOTSPEICH
Dec. 18th, '57-n43-y