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Because IL will, in oil cases, safely and ef-
fectually cure that much dreaded sccurge OF
the vest hlls, Fever and without
fail, and in cases will counterfeit the poison
OF Malaria, OF which fact tfousands DO ties
lily; and, unlike all other nostrums. tis on
" recomme nded for one class Of diseases. j
and as tonic il is unsurp assed. we VIII
offer few evidences Of its worth, BY men
Of influence and high standing.
PRINCETON. liz, Sept. 90. 1867.
Dr. Mann-Dear sir: For several years,
pas, have used your Ague Balsam IN my
daily practice, aud have closely observed its
effects ia hundreds OF cases, aud IN 10 case
has it failed 10 produce the most happy Ell.
feet. can most cheerfullv recommend Y
rs certain specific for chiIls, fever and
sgue, and malsricus diseases.
Truly Yours, 4. AUSTIN. y. v.
MARSHALL, Nick, Feb. II, 1857.
DR.. Mann e. Col have sold large
amount Of your Ague Balsam in this vicinity
and from my personal knowledge Of i, be.
lieve Il the best remedy for chils, fever and
ague that has ever been sold 10 our state.
Respectfully Yours, o A. HYDE.
i AsHrABULA, Ohio, Jan. LIST, 1858.
Messrs. .. X. Mann & Co--Gents: In
canvassing the states Of Ohio and Alich'gsn
for the sale Of the different remedies Of
which we have control. our attention has
been called 70 observe the great name that
your ague balsam has gained for itself In
every place where sold. II really seems q
be the peoples own remedy, and IL sale'
more rapid than all others. Its destined q
supercede oil other sgue remedies IN thu
) market. Very truly yours.
: A & s HEHDRY.
NRw York, Feb. 23,lS58.
Messrs. s X Mann & Co--Gents: ] hav'
\ al our house in 81 Louis sold yvur sgue bal
sam some three years, and have CAREFUL.
I observed its effects in curing, and must i
all candor say, do not believe its equal ex
lists 10 oil the world Of medicines. To m
J. personal knowledge il has cured permanent
lily every time, end have known u used afte
4 al other remedies have been tried IN vaiI
with the most happy result; and what
= more remarkable have never knowna cas-
e but what remained cured, for u least Thu
season. have no hesitstionin recommend
ing Il a. Z perfect triumph over chills "a
l.Ifever. Respectfully Yours,
J. On OF WOOD.
= IS. X. MANN & Co, Proprietor
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by All good Dru;
giuts. may II 3ni,
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Nor 50 Obvious. FL cannot bear chill.
dren." said Mics Prim. disdsinfuIIy. MS.
Psrtington looked q her over her spectacles
mildly before she replied, "Pcrhsps ifyou
cou you would like them better"
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ASP II


Farming.
In passing through the different Sec /
tons OF this county We have had &C.
casion to remark the neatness and
good taste displayed BY many Of our
farmers. Their fences-the size and
shape Of their tields-tl.cir method Of
blowing and planting-and the gene
raj management of their stock, gives
distinct indication Of knowledge and
sound Judgment. 1t is, however, too
plain that this portion Of our farming
population constitute the exception
rather than the rule. An immcnseI
quantity Of rich, productive lapd
throughout the county is, to say the
least, very indifferently managed
This is, no doubt, to a great extent,
owing to the difficulty experienced in
procuring good farm hands. Yet this
by no means accounts, in any ade-
quatc degree, for the unproductive
fields and Improbable farming so very
prevalent on every side. In nine ca
ses out Of ten the evil lies in the de-
libsrate neglect Of known essential
rules and precautions. LET " instances
a . few, and Il can - but xis~ q slien''
Depth Of soil is essential to large
productiveness. A large hill Of corn
q thrifty growth Of wheat, barley o.
grass, must have roots equally large
and thrifty, and such only grow in !
deep mellow soil. With plenty Q
room and food for the roots, the whole
plant will correspond; with shallow
four or six inch soil, the roots are onl,
adequate to . ANAL growth sbov'
ground; they can neither find nor car
~ up the nourishment required Tor
large product. A shallow coil als
coon becomes sterile under the ;nfiu
ence Of drought, especially if the sui
soil is Of retentivc character. Wins
thcn can be expected from the shallo'
skimming, dignified by tho term plov
ing, 60 extensively practiced anon
usi
Clean culture is also an acknov
lodged necessity Improbable farming
All allow it to be . matter OF mue
importance to a growing plant, whct
or It has field to itself, or weeds 81
round it, stealing away the great
share Of the nourishmcnt supplied
the soil. 1t is acknowledged poor p
icy to manure and plant . field a
then have useless weeds to use up II
manure, and starve out tho plant
crop. And yet how often it is dol
il would not be too much to say u
weeds Of ono kind or another, exha
one-third Of the cultivated acres
tho country. This alone accounts
much improbable farming.
Unreasonable seeding is kno
generally 70 result in loss to the
mer, and yet nothing Is more comm
than to plant and gov when onl.
very remarkable season can produ1
favorable result Corn il plan
when we know that frost must C
before it is nearly maturcd. SpE
grains are sown when in the u
course Of nature the snmnacr drcu
will injurc them to . large ext
IN
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Pooh SroRr.--On last Tuesday night
1t an hour when it is generally con
ceded honest people arc in bed, some
small boys I've think it must have been
Juveniles, for surely men would not
he guilty OF such an act,) went to the
Ambrotypc Car Of Mcssrs. Bilderback
& Tilman, AM carried away one Of
the wheels. Where the funny part is
in working an hour or more to injure
other persons property without benc
fitting any one, we confess We are IN
able to discern, but wesuppose Messrs
Ii. & L. are willing to consider it 9
rare joke, provided the wheel be re-
placed without further damage.
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GovERSoR OF KASsAs.-Hon. John
w. Denver, who was appointed Sec
rotary to succeed Stanton, and has
since been acting Governor, has been
appointed Governor, and Mr.. Walsh
Of Mississippi, Secretary Of that Ter
lritory. - /.
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Ozrlnteresting int lligsnce has been 70.
ceived BY the Baptist Missionary Union. Al
Boston. The King Of Burmah has ban ished
. great number Of Buddhist priests from Ava
and i i sumored among hs people that hs
10 Z convert to Christianity.
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wheat is gotten in too late to with
stand the winter, and just in time for
the rust and Ay-tle farmers taking
risks no insurance company would
venture upon without the highest pre-
MUM.
II these sources Of loss to the far
|mcr, and many others we cannot now
mention, received due attention, our
barns everywhere would he filed with
plenty, and the purses Of our farmers
filled to distcl,sion with their. golden
|ccntcnts.
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nFThe taking Of the wheel from
Messs. Bildcrback & Tilinan's car
docs not prevent them from taking
excellent pictures; and they are now
making some of as fine ones as car
be found anywhere. Those desiring
|likenesses will do we'll to call soon, ~
Messn. y. & 7. intend taking thcil
Car to Haysvillc in short time.
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1--WE understand that the Steam
Mill Company Of Peirccville, whose
Touring mill recently burned down,
intend rebuilding il shortly. We
would advise them, if they want .
good locality for such an enterprise, e
come to Jasper. We do not know o
a place in the State where first class
Steam FIGURING Mill is more demand
cd BY the necessities Of the people, 9
would pay better than rightin Jasper
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Hoo ERA.-This disease is pre-
vailing to q considerable extent in
nearly all the counties in Southern In.
diana. Mr.. Beach, in the western
part Of this county, has, VIC are told
lost one half Of his stock hogs; and
Mr.. Hiram Payne, Of Pike county
has also lost considerable number.
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DTThe bill to admit Oregon as 9
State has finally passed the US. Sen
ate, 'by a vote Of 80 to IL.
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FIRE.-We regret to learn that the
fine dwelling house and barn of Peter
Bombergcr, three miles north Of Fer
dinand, was totally destroyed by fire
on last Sunday night. Mr.. Bomber
ger had everything on his premises
nicely arranged, with probably =
good j house and barn IS any in ths
county, but the flames spread 60 rap
idly that nothing was saved but thu
clothing Of the family. We hope tina
his neighbors will literally assist hin
Ito build another house.
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Nh. DouoIAs.-Thc Washington
correspondent Of the New York Her
aid has the following:
The discussion in the Senate to-day
on tile Oregon bill is important, Is
showing that Judge Douglas has no
intention OF joining the Republicans
on any other subject than the Kansas
bill: and that measure having now
been disposed Of by Congress, he con-
|sidcrs it his duty to acqmesce. lie
states explicitly that no personal feel
ings shall interpose to prevent his sus-
tanning all those measures OF foreign
and domestic policy with which he has
heretofore been identified, and Mr.
Buchanan is pledged to carry out
There is no reason why a reconcilia
! ton should not be had, AS Judge Doug
las sedulously abstains from making
any personal reflections on the lresi
dent.
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DxArn OF GEs. PERsIFER +. SMITH.
from Boonville, Mo-,
announce the death at Fort Leaven-
worth, on Sunday night about twelve
o'clock, of Gen. Persifer I. Smith,
commander OF the Utah expedition.
He was one Of the ablcst officers Of
the army. His disease was chronic
diarrhGa, contracted during his scryl'
ces in Mexico. Its violence for the
past north or two was scarcely ever
RENTED; and when he took boat a.
list. Louis for the Fort, he was veal
and emaciatcd to the last degree.
The command OF the Utah expedi
ton now devolvcs npon Gen. Harvey
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TIE DEMocRAcY OF INDIANA. We
observe the gallant Democracy Of In
diana arc preparing for noble fight
in the coming fall. Their Rcprcsen-
tativcs in Congress have acted a very
conspicuous part in the settlement Of
the Kansas question, and there seems
q determination on the part Of the peo-
pie to sustain their laudablc efforts. -
One by one the ablest Democratic
leaders, who opposed the Lecompton
Constitution, as originally presented
have announced that they are satisfied
with the bill reported by Mr.. English
from the Committee Of Conference
and are taking the stump in defense
Of its provisions. The efforts Of th'
Opposition to divide the Democracy o
Indiana upon a question involving
cardinal principle Of the nationa
Democratic creed, have always, il
the end, proved unavailing. We trns
There will be that harmony in ever.
. faith, which is alone necessary to sc
rlcure an overwhelming triumph at til
: lapproachinp election Gin. Eng.
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Estray Notices.

Published for The benefit efowr SabscriJers.
Taken ND by Thomas Reveal, Centre Tp., Dec. sth,
81 two sers one years. old red, end oftail white,
crop of left ear swallow fork In right. Ap. at $2e
The other year old pale red white spot in forehead,
white shoulders and TANKS, under-bt In right ear,
slit and under-bit In left Ap. att $40. =
Taken up by Joseph Gardner, Columbia Tp, Nuv.,
10 81 two horses, one pony about 10 hands hfrh,
hind legs white, fore legs black some white the
forehead small bits Oft the back part Of ears SONG
white marks right side of head, like halter afrks.
black name and tail, bright bay. Ap. at $50 The
bitter hay mare black name and tall, some white on
forehead, about Is hands high. APP. III a95.
Taken up by Charles Howard, Kcokuk Tp., IL Nov,
% two steers one White crop and slit In len ear,
half crop off under side of right ear, line backed, sup
posed years old; has bell on mark led A. H. 8. s2.
The other roan slit in left ear, small piece OF end Of
right line backed supposed6 years DID, APP at $50.
Taken up by Harrison schooler, Washington TIP,
Nov. Is, 81 steer years old, white and red pded
neck and head red legs to knees, crop aud underhit
in each ear. Ap. at &22. -1sER
Taken up by Jacob D. Smith, Rchland TIP, Nov. II.
81 Il head Of sheep buck with swallow fork In left
ear and hole in right. Others with under-hafcrop in
left crop and slit In right and in left,
crop off both and slit in right crop and slit
in right crop In right and slit in et crop and UNDER
slit in right. Ap. at s2s3'.
Taken mp by John johnson, Of Centre Tp., Nov. 49,.
two steers red with star In the forehead white
along the belly and tanks with spot in right ear,
some hicks in len, supposed to be made by dog
Appraised at 500
Taken up ny Edward T. Neville, of Pleasant TIP.
Nov &c., red and white steer old last spring
with an enlarged jaw. Appraised at &15, $500
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Ottunmwa City SCHOOL.

In the following list will be found the standing
Of each pupil In the Third Division Of the Public
Of this We hope the parents and guardians OF
pupils will daily Inquire into the conduct and progress
oftheir children with few exceptions they not
progressing rapidly - they should The first Of our
list win show what pupils making the progress
In their studes The latter part will show who are the
most reckless In their studies and conduct especially
in the latter Our Board OF Education has done and Is
doing ali u can TO make school emnently success
full AN that IL necessary to make II all you, they
and 90 WISH 10 the combined efforts OF the teacher the
pupils and the parents: We repudiate corporal pun
ishnent In the higher divisions Of public schools-we
have adopted the Marking System, which
practiced In the best schools of New England For
cry lesson well rected give merit marks, and for
those ess perfect and and for those not recited
1t all O. For every act Of misdemeapor we give one
black mark-for every 80 merit marks we remove one
black mark before making report Whenever any
pupil shah have 20 black marks uncanceed by merits
will ask the Board Of Education to the same
from school, such pupils only impediments In
way OF the progress OF others. Many OF pupils
very irregular In their attendance Many leave every
afternoon at without giving cause 1t is i'm
possible for such pupils TO be in their
and - they leave before classes recte in Arbme
tic, do not hold oursef respo nsbie for their prog
ress In that study II our pupils furnished with
saches for taking Of their books much confusion
would be avoided In school The First and Second
Divisions Of our school are progressing rapidly.
n n Dr cs,.n1
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tTs- TO MY PATRONS.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would now say. that not
wthstandng the iateness Of the In which my
store was opened, have added largely TO my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles In my line than
can be found in store west Of the Mississippi ar-
ing had fourteen years experience In the drug business
and having competent assistant physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines can be confident OF being
suited in every respect. VIM. r. E.MENDoRF, a
Apothecaries Hall, Richards Buildings,
no15 go .Ottumwa Iowa,
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UxsEAsoHABLs-It Is said that In some parts Of the
country frog have been heard peeping," the volets
In blosu, and the bads shrubbery are In for
ward sts1e. We have not examined the shrubbery in
this reso but should not be surprised 10 learn the
existencs oftAe fact about here. Aarge qnanti
~ Of maple Sugar has been made in Michigan We see
fhi. month
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NEW YoaK, Jan. p
The Herald has news from Greytown to the
9Th inst.-ten days later.
The treaty between Nicaragua and Costa
Riea had been signed. and President Martinez
and quite number Of superior officers Of the
armies Of both republics were engaging them
selves at Greytown. They had visited the Wa
bash and thanked Com. Pauiding for disper-
Sing the 6llibusters.
The Wabash sailed on the 9Th with Col.
Anderson and his companions, and reached
Havana on the 18th M
The Investigation into the causes Of the burn
ing ofths Brooklyn School House ard the death
OF the boys on that occasion, was concluded
yesterday. The Jury attach no blame to any
person Tor the catastrophe, and merely recon-
.msnd IN alteration in the style OF construc-
ting school houses hereafter.
The Herald Utah Correspondent gives q ru-
NOR without vouching for ito accurancy, that
Q party OF 60 California emigrants were, with
the exception Of ~ small children, butchered
BY the Mormons and Indians last fall. gsl
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Coal! Coal Coal!

VNHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to supply the
III citizens of 0ttumwa and vicinity with the very
best quality of COAL in any quantity to suit purchas-
ers 2@e
MY Bank il Of such n character that 1t does not
sasnsad hut win pay all deposits, and will h0nor all
drafts property presented at its ptttforse.
lyon want a good article Of Peacock Coal, try IL
and You will he tn get your money hack. MY
Grirts will suit the times A. L0TSPEICH.
Dec. 18th, 5,-nsJy E$r
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special Notices.


There Win be services Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at the Court House, Sunday, (24sh inst At
foK o'clock, A. NJ, and P. NJ. Preaching by the
Rev. Edward W. Peet, Of Des Moines. Also services
at the place the Sunday following (s1st ins
Preaching by the Rev. Eli Adams. ar p t.te
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The Universal Musician:

collection Of Secular and Sacred music. design
ed for Musical Associations and social music parties
with and comprehensive plan Of Instruction,
bracing the various systems Of Notation by A. d. Fill
more Editor Of the "Musician & General Inteigen-
cer and coEdtor Of the "Ohristian Psalmist." For
sale by DR.. J. L. Taylor, Ottumwa ln35-yl
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DExrAL-Dr J. ". Garner, OF Burlington, is now
occupying rooms At the Curew House, where he will
remain for the present, and possibly permanently
Dr.. g. has been practcing his profession many years
n Burlington, and has an established reputation as
Skillful operator. See card 80 - IA
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The Courier once,

Is in want Of almost everything to eat, drink,
and pay debts with. Subscribers and others who
wish to supply us with Wood Coal, Flour Beef, Pork,
Butter, Lard Chickens Eggs, Potatoes, Corn, Corn
Neal Buck.wheat Flour, &C.. will please bring them
right along. Come in without knocking Always at
home to such calls st-1H y y
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WOODEN WARE!
MONEY or mo- MEAT.

MY CUsrOMERs are respectfully Informed that
adopted the cash system or business, "a and II I'm
possible TO keep mp we'll selected stock and spend
ofmy time making collections TO pay for
It, Ihope 70 be able TO keep on baud good
OF with the utmost care and Of the best
quality, to behad In the country. ~. -
4s CasA Customers respectfully sostois<t. slw
Those who In arrears with me will please call and
settle up. Is need and must hayc my dues
J. w. BROWN,
Jan Let 1s5S--4lu Ottuulwa Meat Market
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- We are pleasedto learn that there has been q
"Young Mems" Literary society formed in our city,.
This ID decidedly . good move The part OF our
young men, and we wish them success. They meet In
Academy Hall, Market-st.. on Friday evenings
The report Of the Lager Society was unavoidably
crowded out this week. Ssas ~
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CITY COAL DEPOT.

TuVHE subscriber has 5000 bushels OF Coal on hand
u the city, aud win keep hand at ali times,
supply Of the best quality which he will sell or de-
liver the shortest notice. and AZ the lowest market
rates = 2 toet I, '5T--nst 3ml wM HOGAN
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COALyCoAI., coal,

TuNliE subscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank
II and Is now prepared 20 furnish customers with
coal at the bank for per bushe or 10 cents per
bashel delivered In any part Of otimawa This seal
Is irec nom dirt, and 90 the very hest quality.
Jan a. 'Ss Mol JAS r. MNIIOWAY =
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Estray Notice.

rUvAKEN mp by John Dack, living In Center Town.
IL ship, Wapcllo County and State Of Iowa, on the
10th, day Of November 1857. One Estray mare Of \
Bright gray color Gillh;rt blind In the left eye white
name, supposed to be FIVE years old last spring. APP
praised nj Thirty -hvc dollars.
! IN CAMPBELL Clerk.
I Ottumwa Dee sth, 1851. byD. CAxPBElI, Depsy
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Dr.. A. 9. Doom Of Bloomfield, Iowa, in
speaking Of Dr.. Halls Bslsam Tor the Lungs,
says:-"T have been practicing medicine up
ward oe twenty years in Iowa, and the climate
il very productive 1t cough. colds, sod bran.
ehiai affections Of the lungs, In connection
with bilious arrangements. have sought for
= ssnsdy, but have often failed In my investi-
gsticns. Now, by prescribing DR.. Hall's Bal
Gam, can sxclaim Eureka Il have found -
unhesitatingly say II ID the best medicine
ever introduced" IA & Ss5
For sale in Ottumwa BY w. r. Elmendo ri
b. L. Taylor and by agents IN every town in
be county. TSee advertisement.
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The river y this point raised some 5feet in the
space Of forty-eight hours-considerable Lockwood
IL passlng-no ice. The nne weather, however, has
"iet down" this morning, and inclined to think
We win have that kind which requires draw the
bank-<coal bank.) y ma 4Eg B.
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LOTS FOR SALE!
STONE CUTTING.

VNHE subscriber would announce TO the ciiixens Of
u 0ttumwa and Wapello county, that he win be
able hereafter TO furnish good quality Of Lime
Stone, for caps ss and other stone work for houses
SUIT ready for USE be obtained anywhere in the
west, and at the lowest rates Workmanship guaran-
teed TO be rs good be done In Keokuk 50.
Louis Persons from distance can be accommodated
with cut stone common for building stone W
0ttumwa, March 2Cno15-ly Vim. MALONE
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lHDfAN ThouBLEs.-Ths Des Moins Citizen
q . recent date contains . letter from Clay
Coasty, Iowa, containing an account Of some
triAing Indian depredations with the particular
n skirmish between party of eleven white
msn and eighteen savges In which one white
man vas slightly wounded and two Of the say
agss sopposed to be fatally injured. The Gen.
ssal Geysrment should protect our people from
the attack: oe the Indians in N. w. Iowa
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CATTLE STRAYED!

GTRAYED from the subscriber living miles
- below Ottumwa, abont the middle Of September
last two head OF work cattle two old color red
white faces, well matched, spots around the eyes alike
one pale red, is the smallest, and his right horn
dropping. They are marked, but mark not recoect-
ed Any person giving information where said cattle
be found, win be suitably rewarded. Address
at the Ottufnwa, p. o.
sanford DAVIS.
wapelo county, Oct. 18th, 1s5Z.-atno33.