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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05
Dyspepsia Cured.

Mr.. A. L. ScovILL Il feel it my duty to
let the public know what your medicine has
done for me, that those who are similarly af-
fected may know what will cure them. /
was for several years afflicted with the Dys-
pepsia, attended by loss of appetite, debility,
sourness Of the stomach, distress after eating
often throwing up my victuals. tried
your Blood Syrup according to the directions,
and also used DR.. PHYSICS LEY. 1t soon
relieved the sourness of my stomach and
strengthened my digestive orgaris, until
found that food would stay on my stomach
then began to sleep well through the night.
By the use of four bottles of your Blood Syr-
up, am as well as ever, and weigh 20 pounds
more thar ever did before.
Truly yours, JOHN LAWRENCE,
Main street, above Third.
CINCINNATI, April %, 1857.
Sold by j. L. Taylor, Ottumwa Iowa.
See Advertisement.
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Arrival Of the North BritOn.

Quebec, May I'd.
The Steamship North Britton arrived
this a. m.
Parliament was prorogued on the 10th.
The Queens speech says that a dissolu-
ton has been resolved on to give an oppor-
tunity for an expression of opinion on pub
lie affairs and give Government the conf
dence of the Commons. The dissolution
would take place on the Odd, and the cleo
tons few days afterwards.
The English funds on the 10Th fell ! per
cent. under the ministerial statement but
the decline was subsequently all recovered
owing to pacific article in the Moniteur
FRANcE-The article in the Moniteur after
explaining the present position of the nego-
tiations says France has even disposition
to assent to disarmament before the Con-
gress meets and thinks definite understan-
ding for the meeting of the Congress must
soon be established. The French IS opened
buoyant on the 10Th but closed fiat at eff
60 cents.
A rumor was circulated in London on the
10Th that the Emperor Napoleon's life had
been attempted but obtained little credence
and was wholly unfoundcd.
Sardinia on the 10Th asserted to the prin-
ciple ola general disarmament, leaving the
details to the Congress.
AUsrRIA.-Initial propositions from Eng
land to Austria were sent to Vienna on the
10Th.
ITALY.-A seditious riot had taken place
among the students at Bologna. The troops
were ordered to fire upon them, and several
persons were wounded ....
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

Whetherit was curiosity to see whether
the Municipal Seat of our city would
hold him, Or whether, in view of the fact
that we are to be a big city, we ought to have
the biggest Mayor in all creation, we will not
pretend to determine; but so it is, George
Gillaspy has been elevated by majority of
two of the votes of his fellow-citizens to the
high and commanding position of Chief
Magistrate of the Rock-bottom City. Well,
we hope George will do his best.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05
Arrival of the Bremen.

The steamship Bremen arrived to day from
Bremen and Southampton, 10Th inst
The aspect of European POLITICAL affairs is
unchanged. The Ministerial statement in
relation thereto was made in both Houses
of Parliment on the 18th. All parties in En-
gland had agreed to take their stand treaties
of1S15.
The Prorogation was to take place on the
10Th inst.
Prussia was about to raise loan of 9, 90
600.
Breadstuf stel dy. Provisions steady
Sugar steady. Coffee quiet.
The statement made by Lord Malmesbury
says that it was a matter ofregret that Lord
Cowley had not been allowed a longer time to
mediate, as there would have been more
CHI ,nce of a successful result than at present.
The Ministry could not, however, refuse the
proposal made by Russia fora Congress. The
five powers agreed to the stipulation that the
treaties of 1915 should be left undstttrbcd,
but subsequently collateral questions arose
as to the composition of the Congress AMI the
disarmament Of the powers antagonistic to
each other. The latter, he regretted to say,
had not been settled. 1t was the opinion of
Her Majesty's Government that a disarma-
ment was necessary previous to- the assem-
bling of Congress. 1t was his opinion that
it would be much better to submit these
points to a commission of army officers than
the Congress; that the Congress might have
only POLITICAL subjects to consider. Sardin-
ia had also been invited to disarm, but re-
fused on the ground of her non-adnission to
the Congress-.
Some remarke were made by Lords Cla-
rendon and Derby, the former stating that
no party spirit would prevent him from ma
king every allowance for the difficulties of the
subject, and that he should be only too glad
to hear Gifts success; and the latter stating
that in case of war, which God forbid, the
position of England must be one of armed
neutrality.
In the House of Commons D'Israel made
similar statement to Lord Malmesbury.
Lord Palmerston thought the Congress
ought to meet at once and settle the real
questions upon which the peace of Europ de-
pended. Let France and Austria withdraw
their troops from Central Italy and pledge
themselves that at no future time shall re-
turn. The Congress might then, fit pleased
go into the question Of the amelioration Of
Italy in general.
Lord John Russell conceded with Palmer.
ston. He thought it would be conducive te
the interests efpeace to admit Sardinia to the
| Congress.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

The Jackson (Miss.) Eagle, of the South.
argues that, inasmuch as by the federal ba-
sis of representation, slaves are counted only
at three-fifths, and as African apprentices,
'bound to serve for term of years." would
be computed and fully represented, thereby
increasing the power of the South in Con-
gress, that the establishment of such sys-
tenn is worthy the serious consideration of
the South
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

BANKING In consequence of the Messrs.
Laswell, of this city, going out of business,
there is void in the banking business here,
which some banker will do well to fill at an
early day. We presume the room, built ex-
pressly for this business, by the Messrs. L.,
could be rented for the purpose 1t is pro-
vided with every convenience, including a
fire-proof vault, containing a burglar proof
safe, for carrying on the banking business.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

News from the Lower Mississippi is Of an
alarming character Immense tracts ofcoun-
try are flooded, and numerous new Gre
vases have occurred. From Memphis, down,
the river spreads out on either hand, like an
immense sea, laying waste almost the entire
valley
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

Matters in Utah are tending to a crisis
Gov. Cumming and the Judiciary are at
loggerheads, the army sustaining the latter.
The Governor is in league with the Mormons
who openly defy the laws and Courts of the
United States.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

A new branch of the State Bank of Iowa
has gone into operation at Washington. The
Docket of the District court of WASH lgton
Co., for the present term has 322 cases.
John Ashworth, of Highland Tp., was SEN
fenced one year to the Penetentiary for forg-
ing deed. The Judge, Bar and jury signed
recommendation to the Governor to relieve
him from the sentence,
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the Township District. See Fifth and Sew.
enteeth clauses of Sec. ~, Act 8.
believe the foregoing embraces all your
inquiries, and trust will prove satisfactory
If you deem it expedient, you have my per.
mission to publish this letter.
Yours Respectfully,
THOMAS H. BENTON JR.,
Secretary of the Board
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

The Southern Bank, Illinois, is winding
up. The notes are being redeemed by the
Auditor. The State Security Bank, Gems
ken, and the Merchants bank, Madison,
Wis, are also winding up, and the bills are
being redeemed at par at Madison.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

The result of Northern elections has alarmed
politicians at Washington, and the Admins
tration hangs out signs of distress to Douglas,
but bears down yet on Forney, asking him
if himself and associates intend to be bound
by the Charleston Convention.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

The Cincinnati gazette thinks that Iowa
may have 100000 inhabitants in 1860, which
the Ha@k-Eye thinks is liberal, as we have
over $50, 900 now.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

Mr.. Reed, the Superintendent of the Burl-
ington and Missouri r. R., promptly paid
$4,000 for the Is head of cattle killed on that
road, and for damages done to about as many
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

Mexico is still the prey to internal strife,
and it is yet to be decided which of the con.
tending factions will succeed, md perhaps it
matters little to that unfortunate country.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

"Och, mister" said an Irish baggage mas
ter to an excited passenger, who was perpet-
ually demanding the whereabouts ofhis trunk
l wish in my soul you were an elephant insted
of a jackass, for then you'd have. your trunk
always under your eye."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

The Washington States grants that, Sun
der the most suspicious circumstances, Penn
sylvania would probably support the Repub-
lcan candidate. Divided between two rival
and inimical factions, the Democracy have
no hope Of ascendancy in the State.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05
MILLINERY
DRESS MAKING

UsNORMERLY of st. Louis, and late of Burlington,
II would inform the ladies OF Ottumwa, Agency, Ed
dyville Bakesburg and surrounding country that they
have just received from New York city fashionable
assortment of Spriug Bonnets of every variety they
have In the east. Also Head-dresses, Caps,
Laces Eushon, Feathers, Flowers and everything In
the Millinery line. The ladies would find 1t to their
bonnets at unusually low prices for Objects close
our stock out for cash. Straw and Neopotan bonnets
bieached altered and pressed to look like new Gents
hats bleached and pressed on Hatter's Blocks. Mrs.
PARCEL will superintend the Dress-making department
Having been lohg engaged in the business In one Of
the principal cties Of the east she hopes to give
tire satisfaction to all who may favor her with CALL
Dressmakers and Milners supplied with patterns
Ayr Actions most perfect system Of dress cutting and
boys clothing taught In two lessons Terms, %.
Store on Main street, 0ttumwa opposite the Carroll
House.
We win be in receipt Of goods monthly through the
season.
e~Two apprentices w,nted.
April 2lst. 1856 l-jm
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

Two MAILS DAHY-We are getting on
some. We are now favored with two mails
day flom the East.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

The rose bushes; no wonder, considering
the thing that are done under it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05
Republican state Conventio,

State Convention Of the Republicans of Iowa is
called TO assemble by their delegates the City of
Des Moines, at IL o'clock, m, Wednesday, the
pod day Of June, 1859, for the nomination Of officers
to be elected at the general election in October of this
year. Candidates to be selected for the Offices of
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and three Judges of
the Supreme Court. The Convention will take such
other action may, fits opinion contribute to the
of the principles and organization Of the Re-
publican party Of this State and of the Union.
Every organized county will be entitled to one Del
eVate in the Convention, and to additional Dele
gate for 100 voters (after the first 1907 and for
additional fraction of50 votes cast at the
last General Election for Hon. Elijah Sells, secre
tary of State.
The attention of the Republican Central Commit
tees of their respective counties is directed the
calling Of the County Conventions for the appoint
ment of Delegates in the ratio abeve stated and
efficient organization preparatory to the canvass.
JOHN A. KASSON,
II. NJ. BOXIE,
Nj RUSCH,
D.N. COOLEY,
G.. H. JEROME,
X. L. b. CLARKE,
TH0S. SEELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines March 26, 1859.
CSWe omit the list OF counties, with number of
delegates. wapello is entitled to 10.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

The Edyville Commercial mourns dolefnlly
over the present arrangement of County Seats
and their incidents, county officers, an ar
,angement which, according to the Com
mercial, produces cliques, which control
everything" The remedy suggested by the
Commercial is, to distribute the county bu-
siness such as Recording, tax-paying, pau
per business, &c. among the Townships.
The plan of the Commercial is ingenious,
and we doubt not would suit EddyviIle very
well but the creation of such an infinite
number of counties, and county officers, and
the division ofcounty offices into dozen OF
more small offices ofthe small kind, it strikes
us, would be multiplying rather than
removing the evil, besides increasing the
expenses.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

We had an Election on Monday for city
officers, and we suppose we got as much
excited, did some as tall electioneering, and
felt either as buoyant, or as much disappoin-
ted as the case may be, at the result, as larger
cities have done on similar occasions. In
deed, the canvass was animated, and well
contested by all parties, with about
as much illegal voting by the Democrats as
is usual with them or as they thought neces-
sary. The result is close, the largest major
ity being for Republican candidates, of whom
Marshal, Recorder, Assessor three Aldermen
and tie on the fourth, are elected. Our
friends perhaps did little better than usual,
but they now see that little more grape
would have secured a complete victory
When will all our Repu blican friends learn
that the secret of successful elections, is work,
work, work. In this contest, the Democra-
cy, for the fun ofthe thing probably, man
aged to harmonic, while on our side, several
disappointed aspirants acted and voted against
us, Of which they ought to be ashamed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

A comfortable old age is the reward Of a
well-spent youth.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

The way to make tall man short is to
ask him to lend you hundred dollars.
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DISSOLUTION.

"EMEMRBER that the CouRiER Office ID THE
II place to get your Job Printing neatly executed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05
Assessment Of WapeIlo Co., 1859

We are indebted to Joseph Hayne, Esq,
County Clerk, for the following Abstract of
1859.
Lands, 209,397 acres, ..... 2,1S1 ,450
Real pronertr In Cities and Nillares.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

eF-We omit the list of counties, with number of
delegates. Wapello is entitled to 10.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

portion of it.
Such conceive to be the process of levy
ing tax for school house purposes, where
the district retains and exercises its authori-
ty in its corporate capacity. But if the
electors have delegated this authority to the
Board Of Directors, then the Board should
vote the tax at their regular meeting on the
first Saturday after the first Monday in April
and then proceed in the matter of equalizing
and reporting to the County Judge as before
If, however, the electors of the District
have not delegated this power to the Board
of Directors, and have refused to vote tax
themselves, then there is no provision for
raising means for school house purposes
until the next regular district meeting for,
tax for such purposes must be voted at the
regular meeting.
In the case of the tax voted under the act
of March 18th, 1853, think the Board OF
Directors have no power to levy that portion
of it not heretofore collected. AS it was
neglected at the proper time, the recent vote
of the district countermands the authority
to attend to it now.
The sub-districts have no authority to de-
termine the length Of time schools shall be
taught. This duty belongs EXCLUSIVELY to
the Board of Directors, and they must pro-
vide the additional means that may be re-
quired for continuing the schools for the full
term upon which they have agreed, by levy
ins UNIFORM tax on the taxable property of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-07
TELEGRANdS
Pr Magnetic Telegraph Lines once No. Isg Main Stree,
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHisoros, Dec 6th-SkSArE-Mr. Mason's reso.
luton oil yesterday, taken up and long discussion
ensued. ~. ..'.
Mr. Trumbul was In favor Of the proposed investiga
ton, but wanted similar investigated which
ensued In 1885, at Liberty Missouri
Mr.. Mason wanted official information ON which tho
case could come up for Congressional action lie called
John Brown a vagaboud ruiiian. thief and robber
Mr. Hale made humorous speech for which Mr. Hun
Ter reouked him. saying Il like the laugh Of an inc
briats at the bed OF death.
Messrs. Green. Pugh and Iverson favored the resou
ton. but opposed Mr.. Trumbull's amendment
hessrs Wilson and Clarke advocated the amendment
aud resolution.
Before taking the vote the question: the Senate ad
journed.
Hovsk.-Mr. Clarks resolution. of yesterday, was dis
cussed.
Mr.. Leske was for making the Republicans face the
music.
Mr.. Mllson said, those who endorsed Helpers book
were not hit to live, much be elected Speaker
Mr. keitt showed the present OF feeling to be the
legitimate fruit OF the seed sown by Seward.
Messrs Sherman aud Curtis said as Republicans they
did not justify any interference with tho relation of
ter and slave.
Mr. Gilmer offered proposition reiteratirg the deca-
ration OF the Wing and Democratic parties heretofore
10 irown down all attempts to agtate the subject Of
very in or out Of Congress
There were numerous other speakerJ aud an exciting
time generally.
No vote was taken for Speaker, and the House ad.
journed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-07
ELECTRICITY

TRANEsE having unparalleled surr.ss In re,,
~ Ing Crone diseases In other cities been induced 20
an once IN This city for few 10 give The agd
great TherapeuticaI agent N P''Pe'' u I'M
ey when rightly applied Instant relief and makes
Apeimanen' cure In short time apparatus dr-rv
whey rom AL Others and made according own orrr sT
ucA purposes only, Giving shock
ing sensation, and producing inyisoratlng eject -
PERSONS aiieted with the following
VIZ variant eure In short time
Safah, Bronchitis Coughs pulmonary ais
ses shug 70 consumption Scroula, Hip Disease
ing ypeas salt Rheu letter Rash CarhuncIes and hpor.
every descriptions Spinal Diseases.
paner nus Paralysis. Deafness and
psId si9n contracted Muscles Dyspepsia, Liver
Seminal Weakness DrOpsy. Debility Ieucerrbn or
and Falling ohe Womb Abeesses Cancers
Ahd Ieers OF the Womb In practice have treated
Womb. N'e''O OF fAiing OF the
will pay any dollars for every be where
nave Jailed TO make permanent
III, Dy rs APpheaton win extract teeth without pain During
e The patient experiences nvgoraiinr peaxn
snsson and warm genial glow, this operation been pro
o some OF The most eminent % the faulty such as-Dr
3odng BIRD, Dr. wilson Phillips MattenceI DR. Marsbai
Invention o. the -'' " '''' k''@'e''
also Female Pills for suppressions Irregularities nc
feet '- f''-N''Ns Nne uesred 81
onee In Relyin's Block, 18th Room No C.
9PM - - - '''ui 70 o. ahd 70
~ Consultation FREE
and directions forus 80
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A Cure for whoop,np cough.

ST. HrActSrnk, CANADA 81, 1850.
Msssas snrH w. Fowls Co. Gen1eaen Several month.
since e daughter of mine ten Of taken with
HhoopH9 C6ugh In aggravated FORM nothing
do for her seemed relieve her suffering We
decided To bottle Of DR.. Widrs
~ In three hours amer she had commenced using
greatly relieved, and In than cured
and we'll lhave since recommended
omy nelghbors Who have used IT, known
fall OF eneeting speedy
At liberty to make Of the above think pro
nh shall Induce glad
Cor have great confidence nlt Yours, y. GUIrTE
Proprietor ofEis Courier de 50 Hydcialc
Prepared By sEru W. fowLk . CO.. Boston,
ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD Co, and W. PETERSON
Hehmond and by appointed In every county Drug
gists generally. 80 no2s-dekwiw
BLAsr NoTIcE-YEs TIE LAsr.-An person, indebted 10
me Individually viii please call and seiie their accounts
will give them into the hands Of Others by
ALEN. HILL
Ps-No further indulgence win be given longer than
OF December next de5-d&wim ALEX HILL.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
FIyRUsTEE,S SALE oV ma. .s..-..

ascn kSp rs sa5E or Hso HkAL Estate. NE
ss 70 s sss.essr dated November a. 1850 and daily re-
Ia ~ sooIss s We property conveyed BY deed
% EEipAY ,s psss@ss; =, 81 eees Pm upon the prem
and NO.. ,a u he ss.y ard situated Mayo
-n Su 's6 e ,SSuns IN hs best quality Of brick clay
vim be sold premise BrsEysTd on s t ~
- divided S.o ana sn S .s m 1Ss;aS, sbeS,
De s,h''sd At the I.s Of sale Also tine and pSes
q Rh%ond and one mile and p RaiirosS eo5
properly o. s i.Ss Of z, . S %. MoP Dan, and
IN .s 1,sr hs sale Of The Briekysrd Tsr- viii
ns .i,s, "a 10, Of rsa1d Of Clay street
r,,%. House and Lot Moore adoslns the propsry
r.et near the residence r. Lacy ssh ~, ~ s
Sd sessio.n Road IN sidney. the rsseaes Of
TUESDAY eo%nsnSinr a. 10 oeiSs
on hand consisting Of abos, 10000 Bricks ana e 90
IA a also Al the hriek mAknE implements Presses
80 Ante. .is commencing Al oeloe NJ will be Sold abou.
pm men so%sn boy. and girls, Among them two
And TUESDAY December 9Th eom@ssepS =, Az ,,o.s
situated On csy ssd Ss, Dc sold ,ns s.snee o. Vim
Ss pS.n; and thereafter Win sold The 1es
ese are desirable residences, furnished every
ai' Real kaie be they can be pre-
TsssHToT The R.s M r. ass'io nns -.
and Is months for notes With added and secured nv
property cash Tor suns under Sec s The other
added ~ InuN m sTxI.,r air interest,"
Sale, conducted by TAILOR ASe iS.tss
NEhf VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AMI
" Fcrsonni Property, insisting of N. y..
nIooued COWS, Mules, Hors -, Farming ImnI. !,
ments, dc., at huctfon.-I will az the bans Pf.sa
on James kiyer In the county Of cty o,
ehnohd on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of next com
snsng al 10y o'clock NJ the balance Estate be-
onzhg 70 said estate containing Si4 valuable Ipd
iSovs ls acres Of highly improved farming land wing aop,
Railroad within mile Of Maneb-.,eT ,,,ss 49,
Gn Of which heavily Wooded Also valuable wharf prse.
ging on James River extending from terminus Of te pany
road 70 The town ofManehests are
tabfshmens - -A"-'-e'uIlns e.
And a. y o'clock the day will be sold INV v,Iu.
dren. 80 S' -e"' ""nnen' Aho Chh-
Twenty four superior Mich Cows most improved .,ek. I.
young Cattle yoke Of Oxen, and about Hogs ~
Horses, &c. '-fN''o' ~iiiAs' TWO
large variety Of Farming Implements consisting In mar, q,
Ihrashng Machine, Reapers, Drills CIod Cr.her
&c, wagons Carts, and Gear 49, N-o-e''
About 1000 barrels Corn large oua Shall. r,.
straw and large quantity Of fail winter Vegetables
eaLk fot the real estate, all OF and m
hs one Third cash; the balance years. Tor All .p-.
81 $3.50 and under $1,000 cash. balance at an
years Tor 81 sums over $1,000, cash the baa5c.
- and years the purchasers execute nero,Iaie
interest added, payable semi secured by rs,
dss For The slaves cash; for all personal
OF tle and under, cash. tiOO months credit tr
NeV'' "''es' WIN INTEREST," ADDED sAML MARX,
IL r.....s Executor Of jos. Marx. deed.
con, eucts