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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

MAAE LHvJs0E will receive heavy invacc Of fashlnna-
BILE c0thlng, to-day lie has just returned from the Hay
aud that he purchased stock OF clothing that
has never been surpassed In this city.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
On the 18th day of December.

~ u. lNjS. 1t 10 u'rhk, \. NJ. MI the right tlr In.
;'U- I AMI claim, :h' >ai dc udAn;s Cbh,T Il tn, ~
had un III l,i day of March, las, nj time there
Iit,r, and To hr fOIw mig desc fibrd uro
"TtI, town.: Ncctia1n frame Quartz Min situated III
Io1fcTs He'll ~, ia Mud springs law nshp. III Dorado
county! Alfrhia II or point rlac, know a,
a. IiaT,-' Sor '" with all hat wrc, parc. u Land
uINn which aid mli IL sItuaiCd embracing All ar, Of
Land tw" hundred feet rth last South and Wrst Giun
Had mill, asn all and singular The >;ram lr knYIr
CASTING, ATasiTas. tool, implements ard machIICN
ap'IiaIhiIP ar IN aUAWI connected Ia
hIIi together with all and singular the
tcIn inrut> and Ia ddmrnts thrI unto IL nnyhs also
certain quartz VEN ar lead, the k ing and being
III I.oafT~ Hollow, Mud springs Township county and
stat" hf'rc>ad the said quartz load, NEE ted
and bounded ~ tnW>: Comm" nrihg TaNInr hcath
opHsIi' I" Harris StuiU, eaid cmptSng INTO
Iudrrs Hollow the ,a.t bank alpu; nnc uir mn IN
from kiHg's store. IN the Tow ushIp II Mud SprIny>
aforesaid, the sAId store Gang the Mort Iuk nf The
Costumes river, running from certain stake at the
point aforesaid, raId Hollow nurth uluug said Nr,L
~ lode of quartz tou-and and hftX feet tlsN ala
7riih along the lane ri sad Vein Lode Of luari one
thousand and tiny feet, making III all two thousand
hundred fee Of aid EN- Lode Of Quartz with all and
singular the drN, angles. spuIr dip, tunnCl, shafts
aprnrt" and Improve ments, thereto belonging
III ali! VA! connected
L. BUGARDUS.
sheriff of RI Dorado Co., Cal.
by W. J. BURWELL, Under Sheriff.
ShrriNs Once, FlLccrNille, Nov. !Uth, \. ID. 1863.
iA,-tsl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

NswBAUER has our thanks for samples Of his brandy,
Champagne and Segars. We found all to be No. arli-
cles lie has magnificent stock Of goods and hearth
" recommend our frien1s TO give him call.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

10y Nr'u' {" an order " alr Issued out II the CLERK.
On''. IT ~" llH EIstrrt "uTt If the nth Jrd.
r!di Di.TI' ~ ai" f7r Z! iI7rr'u rr:uty, or tu:
~" rendered "n IT, lAt. daI -" "',nI"T. L. D. ISIS
IN favor If thitl". 4. JOck.., aud J a. M,th.rwaN
aud against thomas \. Waterman, II. H. Raymond
William Men II! aud EHh!I JIrr Ne\.tl', def l,'.
f'r IL" tnin f tw" tl'-iI iurIT aud RI, thrrr
II H Dollars. With interest thtIt"n at the rate Il thTr
I'r cent per m"ntl from the 18th daS 81 No,rInl,r
d. 1873, tgtihT With the Snn uf seventy i've ~ La
nllar', c"-t- Of >Ii. and a,rfuIug costs have l,nd
uIsn and viii rNI--' L. Public 81, IA, curt House
m IT, L M II Pm, WIN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
Information Wanted

or WILLIAM HOLLAND. aged ahnat ~ years. late Of
~ brooklyn, " v lie In New YOEk City the l3h Of
march, l In the shIp" ENpreas IT the SeAs. aud VAss
last heard from l1acerVle Any persNn 1AHv-
Inn Of his whereabouts will confer favor only rel
alive by addressing Il. " FLEA,
tnOV2OSml Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
On the 18th day of December,

A. u. lSN, ut 10 o'crk, A. ~, alt the right, title, in
trrcst and CLAIM, II the said defendant, J. NJ. H.
WrthcTWHN, mud Serena WCthcTMaN, wife " the sand
J. NJ. b. WcthcrwaN, or either Of them had on the 18th
da! Of July, ~ ID. lEN at any time thereafter Of
in and tn the follow ing described m0rgagcd property
situated, Ing aud being the county Of III Dorado
and state of California, to wit: certain Quartz Mill
known as the "Charlcs MILL" situated in Mountain
Township, Count! of II Dorado aud state aforesaid
mile IN westerly direction frum the village Of (rixay
Flat, together with all Of the machinery connected
Herewith and belonging thereto, also BaC Ahop
toos and all tlS connected thcreN it'll. and bclung1g
and being used IN and abut said mill also One dw cling
house connected to and used in connection with said
m als0 all the ground On which all IT the before
described pT"pert! IL situated, and that around the
S"c and heccs-ar! to the nent and
use OF the impT0N cmrntS and buildings before
asO the undivided kcrntwentieths interest leach in
trrcst being my feet in length in certain Quartz
Lead known Ms the " Charles Lode" situated ahnut
tWO hundred and twenty feet west of and running abut
parallel with the lode know "Stceys Lode" said
chim commencing at certain point StOney, known
ana running along the line If said aforesaid lc three
hundred feet IN sOuthwardly direction also an undi-
Nidcd interest Of each be-
ing one hundred and hhy feet III length, Of certain
other de situated about six hundred feet west If and
running parallel With the lode arrsaid together with
all and singular the lmprOI Cments, buildings etc. Mpn,
attached to or appnrenant to said ode all being the
Tow nship aforesaid, all uf said property having been
conNc!edIby g. +. Charles to j. J. Dean and J. N. H.
WcthCrMaN Jointly, and the interest Of said Dean To be
conveyed to the said WehcrwaX also all that niece or
parcel Of land situated in the town Of III Dorado county
aforesaid, on the North side and adjoining the main ST.
bounded O the east by the lot owned by Dr. NJ d. Him
man and occupied by him residence on the north y
Nortn street, on the west by lot owned by and OCcu
pea ny MARK davidson, upOn which stands q brick
store, ON the south by Main street, except strip Of
ground sixteen feet in width in front and extending to
depth OF a6o9t eighty feet, and being ahout twenty
four feet wide in the rear situated inside Of the ar
said Boundaries anl between the dwelling house on the
one side and the store the other side thereof II the
laid defendants, J. NJ y. wctherwax and Serena
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

G,Hi WIS AND SCARfS, = chalce peek q every
= style and qunlity,N BLOCH BACHMANF'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
ShcriG,s Sale.

l virtue of order Of sale issued out Of the Clerk
ID Office Of the Hon District Court Of the 18th Judi
cla District. in and for III Dorado County, On Jud
mrnt rendered I'm the 18th day Of November. 4. ID.
As, in favor of COls 4. Huntington, plaintiff and
against j. NJ. b. WrthcIMaX, =. VI. MrCloud, T. :.
Dsry, defendants, for the sum Of seventeen hundred
and 'cNCHircn 23lW dollars, with interest thereon Mt
the rate Of ~ per cent. per month from the said 18th
da! 0f NONrmhrr H. u. 49, together with the kum Of
eighty I5lD dollars, costs Of suit, aud accruinr
costs, ha," levied upon and will expose To public sale
at the Court IluIlsC tnr in thc CITY uf rlncrrA ill.,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

The San Francisco MinstrelS played here on the
nights Of Monday aud Tuesday 10 good houses.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

Report hi'l at 'rI'"d published one week 10 III,
VI III
At".t: 4. u. WALDEOx CLrk.
NnN. IL. iGlA InI,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
H. A. CAGwIN & co.

tn ri' r.ntr -, 1t. ','mtE
The SitiH'G>. at P;nC"EN iIls, Rr.I HrnC
Customers RWOWd 4 ben SAGs mad IhONe
Away over the WOunIMIm.,
NIAT. rg :" y" great y n ~ trade. The h.ye
- ,h" - N'.rh a., ir I, sud ~. t,s.,
'h"t - - 4" inter tie - ia 81 ,"uJ It"n AID bA
h < fr the
WHOLESALE,
~ - ~" EIrNII. TRADE ~ tn. ,V-r N.t'N- mar -
on = 81 hu,"T rS.h IN Hand. II. the sah Ital.
~sr" fA'' are 'nh r'"int ~ resident I,,rusr
"a - ~ llLd 10 ~ tit bHrE aims. nj cnb
sU,''s';uily rI"it uih Us
Cheap Goods
\ >.ra' ft'h' Gar a'"r'm-rf SitI"ut snun,st aitE
~ Eirh Al V'rs in f-tI W"tld bLIF,s The
"r't' '"nw'Tti' INVITING in the uTy G;"r.is CLt-
rr Gt"'T! Roots Ad shoes, Cutlery rtA"hsty lih..
Wtn y" hive nat We invite ALL 10 call ill., see aud
Eli en- Ar f"r iLcu.thrs
" A. CAGwIN 4 co.
Place rviilr. N"yr'.l<t /. III. lS:.~.-H
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
CAUTION
To Purchasers OF
EUR EKA WHISKY.

z U X EKA VIII SKY.
hiss come N the kn"w,dE~ of thu undersigned. that
various parties are pitti W. Shhky. In in'itSt~n
ekaIrs mtir in San Francisco. and branding ut
EFkA WHISKY"
We caution A"rs In IN. interior agninst pnrehasng
any u thys, limitations fer the genuine imported article
The genuine
EUREKA WHEESKY's
i imported in barr, and halharrc and the packages
are branded on one heal. T. EUREKA WHISKY, 1919.
WIN NEWELL ca with = copy right attached, AhdSG
the other head. -. r. ~
To any one VII" las purchased the GENUINE EUREKA
WHISKY this caution is unnecessary as they cAunOI be
deceived by mutations
WM. NEWELL. & CO.,
SIlr Agents. Il Q Battery street.
San Francisco 5, p.enber 18th. less
eT-Thc GENCINE ECREKA Whisky is Tor sale ~
all the principal Liquor Houses Ia San Francisco.
[uov9NtSSal
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

il AS'iy nrr".sAiy Il Al ,h,,-e airLh Isr. - he
l tln"-rv u" 'id lin "h' II Tel graph G" Nhn lave 1T
r,ii thur tNi ErIi A>SI:SNk\T. call Upon The Tn, ~.
Tn an. 40 uit'd.r sl,iSN IT,, II'h .ioI
!a. VA" NJ ru'i he made ITioT io d. hrrt h. Pss
having 'l,r. ar,si M r-rN ~. rr,s 1T iLr
.a"r (" ~ ira Ir'r ~ h, lore DrCrnhriI
y. A D. pFtAid, IT.
TracrrNi:,. November 2ih is.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
AIIcrIH'N Sale.

S'"r,'n', 0f,irc, l'nerry.llr, No, ~, 4 Il ISIS.
y, =.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

GEO. LAswELL AND SoN.-Please see the
card Of these gentlemen in another place.
They are now established in their new Bank
ing building, where they have the best facili-
ties for the transaction Of business, a mong the
rest vault, Of cut stone, enclosing one of
Racon's Burglar Proof Safes, which cant be
picked. It is 80 inches high, and 20 incht 3
wide,::and weighs 200, lbs. Cost, including
freight, about 5000 Manufactured in New Ha-
ven, Con. We are glad to see the Messrs.
Laswell, so well accommodated with faciitie,
for this responsible business, and heartily wish
them that success, which their high standing
Dc prompt and faithful Bankers, entittles them
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
Remember the Poof.

Mn. EDIroR would it not be we'll for
bur citizens, especially the ladies, to remem-
Der the poor, during the hard times. We know
of several industrious women, who have fam
lilies to support, and who are DESTROYS Of earn
ing livelihood by sewing, that many small
Job might be given to by the more fortunate,
without detriment to themselves. Any person
feeling disposed to dispense charity IN this
cheap way, can do so by calling at the Courier
Office, where nsmes and residence will be given
OF those deserving.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

No PAPER LAST WEEK.-We were unable
to issue paper last week on account OF the
impassabla condition Of the roads which pre-
vented our getting paper from Fairfield. Ou'
subscribers will please understand that in case
Of failures, 1t is our loss, not theirs, only the
disappointment. The times have been so hard
and our collections so trfling, that we have been
unable to provide sufficient supply of paper.
t. insure against such contingencies, but we
hone to have better luck in collecting hereaf-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

APurr.-If anything in the world deserves
a puff II is good cigar. We have bunch
from the Extensive Wholesale and Retail
Grocery House Of Kettridge g. Merrill, which
friend, who INDUCES occasionally in the use OF
the weed, pronources good enough for Span
lard, which we take it is about as good as they
make them.
BY the way, Messrs. Kittridge & Merrill
are proving themselves valuable acquisitions
to the business ranks Of our city. They have
fine store room in the Carroll House Block;
an excellent cellar under it, and they have
added large warehouse in the rear. And the
way they are piling the goodsinto these rooms
indicates disposition to "push along and
kee D things moving" They are the very men
to do Just that thing.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

FIREs-The stahlein the rear of the Ottum-
wa house, owned and occupied by the Western
Stage Company, was entirely consumed by
fire on Tuesday night of last week, the first
discovery being between and o'clock
There were ,some 80 horses in the stable at the
line, all Of which and most Of the harness
were saved. A small quantity of hay. buggy
top, and set or two Of harness constitute the
loss exclusive of the building, which was
worth some $1,000. The direction of the wind.
and The fact that the roofs were damp, prob
ably saved us from general confagration.-
Our Citizens promptly turned out, and rendered
efficient aid in saving other buildings. The
o. ,gn of the fire has not yet been ascertained.
In The absence Of any other known agency,
We suppose it must rest at the door Of incen-
diaryism.
rhs-e was another fire about O'Clock on
Friday morning last in the rear Of the building
lately occupied by Mr.. Greeley as Grocery
and residence. The fire was undoubtedly set
by some one as the building had been vacant
sometime. Water in abundance was at hand,
n d the fire easily extinguished, without ge.l-
erai alarm. 1t was discovered by resident ct
IN al DIN NJ house, who happened to be up It
that ca ly hour, otherwise 1t might have been
a serious matter.
These fires should admonish our Citizens
and the City Council of the importance OF
taking immediate steps to protect ourselves
from this destroying element. Every building
IN the City should be carefully examined and
p stoves and flues made secure. We ought also
to have Hook AMI Ladder, and Bucket Com
panies, and Fire Engine, il possible. Amin
her of Citizens, at the Methodist Church, on
Friday evening, took timely action on the
subject, and appointed committee to ascer-
tain the cost Of an engine.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

billiard AND OYSTER SALooN.-We call
attention to the announcement Of Mr.. George
'Giebrich, in another place, informing our Cit
liens, that on next Saturday, he will open a
Billiard and Oyster Saloon, in the Hall, Second
story Of the Carroll House, where he will be
happy to see those fond Of billiards or good
Oysters
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

UNION PRAyER MEErlNGs.-Several de-
nominations Of. Christians in this City propose
10 hold Union Prayer Meetings, alternately, d
the several places OF worship, commencing or
Saturday evening next, at the Methodist
Church. The movement is good one, and Il
10 to be- hoped thar the members of the diff
ferent Churches will attend and contribute
what they can to make the meetings interest
ing and proftabls.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

LrGAL.-We direct attention to the profess
si,nal card Of A. w. CASTOR Esq, in another
column. Mr.. CASTOR has been successfully
engaged in the practice Of law in this City
many years, and enjoys the confidence OF the
community as an able and trustworthy Atlor-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
ILLUMlNATION!
COIL OIL. COAL OH.
LAMPS FOR THE MILLION.

IUyHE COAL OIL Is allowed by all who use it TO be
u the best for burning. 1t Is mon esplosire and
costs far less than any other Oil in existenee
quires n0puing; trial Is sufficient. The Lubrcat-
ing Oil is equal to Sperm, and does not gum Apply at
the Depot, No. l21 North Third Street. st. Louis, No.
April, Connolly. J. X. FlNLAY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

NEW GRocERY.-Mr. Lewis Giebrich, II
will be seen, has established himself in the
Grocery business, in the building adjoining the
Carroll House on the East, and we take pleas
''ure in saying to our readers that Mr.. Giebrach
has very good assortment Of very desirable
goods, and that, wishing to make Ottumws a
permanent residence and being an ind ustrious
and epterprising business man, I'VE hope he will
be literally patronised.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

DEL-I-cIous. editor up in Minnesota
says that he was never happy but once in his
life, and that was on . warm summers day
when he lay In the laps OF two blooming mai.
dens, being famed by third, and kissed by all
hrAa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

We shall keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Book and Coored papers, which win he sold AT prices
that defy competition Paper in all eases warranted
represented We are satisfied, considering the su-
peror quality of our paper and the great reduction
which have made, that IL will he ducen,ent for
you to examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
BRADNEfs, SMITH h &C.
n3+l0 till Jan list,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
OTTUMwA SEMINARY.

vuVIIE third term will commence, Monday, Nov Sth,
1855 The instructionewih be systematic and
thorough aud every reasonable effort will be made
TO render the Institution worthy Of patronage stu
dents will be prepared for College, Professions, Bust
ness or Teaching. Tuition viii be, per term OF ten
weeks Elementary Branches, Is; Advanced Branches,
Aio; Latin, Greek, French, Drawing, Painting Water
Colors, Wax Fruit and Zephyr-work, each, %; Oil
Painting and Piano Music, each, so.
T. G. WOODWARD A. b. Observation-Disclosures and
Natural Sciences.
NRs LIZZIE D. WoopwA RD.--Drawing and French
REy j. NJ MoEtRoY, A. M.--Latin and Greek.
RRy g. II. WoRsrkR.- Oil Painting.
Piano Music.
Nov 9TH, &c, n5J-tf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
Local and Miscellaneous
Conrier Job once.

We have received, from Jones, Perdue and
Small, Of Chicago, a splendid assortment Of
all kinds Of Jobbing Paper, Cards, and other
material, and are prepared TO execute, in better
style, If pos sibie, then ever, all sorts OF Book
and Jod Printing, at prices corresponding
with the times. Give US call.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
TAKE NOTICE.

1uYUAT the Real Estate OF John J. Wendell ESQ.,,
sisting mostly OF town property, Is now offered
at CHE Ar RATES to CASH PURCHASERS.
Mr. Wendell having recently commenced business
In the East Is DESTROYS Of converting his Ottumwa
property into cash. Rare bargains therefore Of
red As to the town lots having dwellings upon them
he will either rent SELL In either event the terms
will be cheap, but CASH every time.
For further particulars enquire at the office OF
A. A. STUART, Agt. for Wendell.
May 9th 5S-nol0-tf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

~ 90CERY kept nv REILLY
Az Ladies and Gents just give call
We've MI that's essenti II in the grocery lire,
Peaches Pine Applies. and all that Is fine
PinnS Rgfsins, Crahh-Apples, Nuts Of all kinds,
Walh in stp see. never mind the ''ha-d times :"
Our Establishment is directly opposite the ''Cur
The variety is choice, and the stock Is new Tiew "
Inperii Black. and Young lIyson Tea,
Salcratus, starch. pcpper-sauce and Coffee;
Sariines. 'urrants. and Candy.
And All That's desirable except Wine and Brandy.
N1strra, Ginger, Soda. and Dates,
Every thing for fitsb, ut the lowest rates,
FIGS, CatSnp, Pepper, Sugars AMI Rice.
Citr6n, Tobacco, Sutmegs, and all Kinds Of spice,
Cigars-ti 9rman, Opera, and Principe,
Tell Your friends to come ia and see.
Apples, Raans. Potatoes, ana Salt
When You got to our door Just c.lnc 10 n halt.
Aug i2, '5S-n2ttf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

Y UST RECEIyED-Fresh sclecte, Firs only % cents
eS pound. Also, Raiaons, Figs, Dates. Nuts, Sc.
July SAnip ln,s EtMENDoRP
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY STORE.

CURLEw BUILDING, OTTUMwA.
TBNHE subscribers would respectfully invite the at
III tention Of the citizens of 0tumwa and vicinity
to their large and well selected stock OF Family Gro
ceries, consisting in part of the following goods
lids New Orleans Sugar,
10 Bbls Belcher's :"
I" Crushed"
25 Bags Rio Coffee
Laguira and Old Got Java Coffee
10 Bbls Sugar House Molasses,
10 Golden and Belcher's Syrups,
Vinegar,
10 Boxes Family Soap,
Kegs Soda,
900 Bags ground Alum Salt,
200 Dairy
Tea, Tobacco, Candles, Cordege. Spices, Brooms,
Wooden-ware, Nails Flour, and other articles too
merous to mention, all Of which they determined
to sell for Cash low be bought in any other
market
Hides and all kinds Of produce wanted in exchange.
KITTREDGE g. MERRILL.
Ottumwa, Sept. 2, 1s5S-n21-f
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

Having perfected our machinery and decreased our
abilities for the manufacture of Painting. t'.A.
PER, offer for sale large assortment of superb
or quality at the following Reduced Prices:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
FOR SALE,

H<HEAp Lot. on ten years time. For particulars
~ apply at This Once.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

TRrsTTEs--R. II. Warden, NC. Hill, c. lickenoope
CLERK-C. +. Blake.
JusrcEs-A. Lotspeich Thomas Stanley, Jno. Ford
CoSsrABLHs-Geo. w. ". Lewis, f. G. Eastman,
Leonard
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-29
UnsURAHCE.

ENn IN LIVE AND MAXINE aAsU RANGE
II IfScanusa Hork = FiRk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.Haaa, aas. .sala= ss ~ d~nAss W f.o, ..
l sn Tiaa. sl~s Tasaae. Pss,sssss Aaa o."sr veasa
IS AZ ,a,fafe esas asd nssthasdiss gensFuny 10
- a and r,.a.,ry IN ni.~,fa favorable tsfinA
Aipo insurance on the hss- o. IA kens eoy's.
youd hca H. soend cuns.sit"n for me ~hos
slaves Il ordn.ry occupations will be n'ars1 on
reasonable terms -. -. - =,
in. suy will tsks risks rum snd 20 any o.
,is A..lh.,t or southern Ports ~ favorable rates.
BOARD OF DikECrUks
JOHN ROBIN HcDANib., President
JAMES n. GObBS, Vice frr"'"p',
okDktiE u THURMAN. Thief t"si""er'
DIRECTORS
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JAS D. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
URsGb r. WILLS Secf'y.
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