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How thh array Of individuAh are 10 be provided 6R
remains TO be They form but tiths OF The I'm
mense throng Of visters who will gather there from
every section Of the country, and opiae rightly N
taxing their chances for lodging and povsndsr with hs
rest they viii undergo experience which win csasa
some among them to send many longing thoughs baok
70 the comforts and blessings OF Home, Sweet Home"
DEPARTURES OF DELEGATES FROM PHrLADELPnIA.
PanADuPHiA, April Is, lS0o
The steamship Keystone State sailed for Chasssloa tn
afternoon with ninety passengers, 70 attend ta
National Democratic Convention, including several dels
rates from The Western States.
Departure OF TIE NEW ENGLAND DELEGATION Fnou
BALTIMORE.
BArnMoKz, April 10. $780,
The England Delegation leaves At SIX O'Clock IN N
steamer S r. spauldng Judge LArrabee, q Wsoonsdn,
General Butler, Of Massachusetts,; Colonel CAvsnssn e
wnconsip and others Co. The Massachusetts, Dslsgassu
goes for jefferson Davis the nrst ballot Thsrs \ spe
feeling regarding the of Collector whitasy.
Personal Intelligsnos.
Gen Maoesn, Of Missouri, stopping u The New Yssk
Hotel
T. X. Collins, Eco, and wife occupying apartments
1t the Metropolitan Ho,ei
Mrs Beverley ClArke and family, from CuateualA; Mr.
Crosby and family, Of CAao, General Csvk Of thh
aaae delegate the Charleston convenuon are stop-
ping at the Astor House.
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crime spd for which there Is other claimant than ~
o. from whom such property tAseu, and Az ~
property Gaming To the OF me nDer o. va
Metropolitan police force, and all property ana mooe
taken rom pawn brokers AS the proceeds VI orine
any such Gemoer IRON persons supposed 70 o. assne
mt mated o. other Incapable OF taking care Of sh"n
selves, shaL b transmitted ~ practic tbe 20 IN
properly clerk OF the Metropolitan police dsuics, "a b
duly registered and advertised for the benefit OF oil per
sons and parties nereAc and for the Information OIL tbe
pubic NJ 70 the amount disposition Of the properly so
taken into custody by the pohe
all property and money taa, shall remain 10 the Gus
ooy ef the property clerk for the period cf SIX months
shout any lawful claimant thereto alter having ofeu
,hree times advertised publ, xspspsrs shall be sold
al pubic auction and he proceeds OF such sale snal D.
pAid INTO the Police Lie Insurance. Fund.
II any property money placed 10 the custody o.
the properly clerk shall b. desired evidence In any
poice or other criminal COURT such property shAl D.
delivered To any officer Who shall present an order c
that effect from such court such proper snail
Do be retained In said court, but ehali ne returned u
RAID property clerk, TO be disposed Of according 70 tn
previous prOvhioLa Of this act
Sec 90 The persons In the respective Offices OF gene
Tsl superintendent, deputy supermtendents, captains
seygesns and patrolmen Of the Metropolitan polica
district u the time Of the passage Of this Aenhed ac
and Who have taken and subscribed oath Of oice %
bers the police VI such district are hereby
continued Office during good behavior subject To sncn
promotion AZ may have been provided by previous sec
tons hereof end to removal from 0ce only according
TO the provisions Of ths amended act
Sec II. THIS act shall take effect Immediately.
STATE IF kew Fork, Office Of Ne Secretary 81 Hdfe-l
have compared the preceding with the original laws on
1e In this Office and do csrtfy that the same are chr
rent transcript beretrom and OF the whole Of said orS
nAf. D. r FLOYD JONES, Secretary Of State
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PASSED At Tn1 SESSION OF TnH LDGmLAfUm o.
1860.
[Ountinued frsm yesterdays HmAIDl
SsS Relative 70 lands held h trust By the executor
and executrtx u the last will and testament of momAs
Pools deceased for the and bcne1s Of Margares a.
Bnrr for and during her natural lfs
$50 10 widen aud improve Boshwick avenue and
ether streets N Ne city u BreokHn.
soo. AushorisaAe ths Albany, sehohasie md Rensse
lasrvilh Plank Had Company 70 efees toll gsls -
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day sailed for Charleston IN the steamer Nashville,
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hundred d0tAr1, annuity 70 DC
paid such member, shall become chArgeable upon The
Metropolitan Police Lite Insurance Fund. Il any member
Of the Metropolitan police oroe wnht 10 the actual dir
immediate efs q any injury received BY him whiss in
widow, any sSld or elldrss sassr The ago I. az,ssn
Shsrss.os upon The ssd fsd o Dc psS % suoa WIDOW
60 long only abe remains unmarried such child
sad children continues under Se aes Of sixteen years
In every case the Board OF Metropolitan Police shall de-
temine the circumstances thereof and order payment Of
Of the said fund. But nothing herein contained shall
render any payment Of said annuity obligatory upon the
Of legal right The Board Of Metropolitan Police IN is
discretion may a any time order such annuity 70 cease
Sec g. All property or money alleged Or supposed
or abandoned ami which shall De there after taken into
the custody OF any mem Of the METROPOLITAN police
shs, come into custody Of any police JUSTICE shall be
BY such member or justice, or by order SAD coure
given INTO the custody OF and kept os he property oeek
a the METROPOLITAN pohce district ana all suon property
and money shah be par iculary registered bs said pro
perty clerk book kept for that purpose which shall
contain aeo record Of the names soe person ron
whom such property money vas taken the names OF
all claimants thereto the tine Of the seizure, and any
final otsposition Of such property ana money
parsons srressed, ana sba b. alleged Deen folio
whnevsr brought with auch claimant and the person
arrested before so0e magistrate for ad1udicaeoo, ana
the magistrate oha b than and there satisfied from ev
dsnce thas The person arrested innocent d the offence
alleged and that the property rsh1aly belongs TO him,
the saad maghfaae may hofeupoo writing order such
property o. money % b returned, and the property
clerk, hc have u, 70 deliver such property o. money 70
the accused person htmse and mot 70 any attorney,
agent or clerk a suah accused person.
8 any clain 70 he ownersnip Of such property or
money shall be made on oath before the by
or in behalf Of any other persons toe
ed the said ACCUSED person shall be herd for
ANN alton, such property or money shall remain Ia
CUSTODY Of the property clerk until The discharge or Coz
yicticn Of The persons accused
An property money taken on suspicion OF having
been teenious1 obsAned or Of being ne rooeeds a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

Roraback's Compound Chemical Washing and
Toilet Soap is humbug, but the best, most easily
made, and the cheapest of any in This
Soap, though recently patented has already attained
unprecedented popularity 1t is used as readily in
hard as soft water
See what your neighbors say of it,
OrruMwA, Aug 81, 1869.
G. e. AspISwALr,-Dear Sir:
The family right TO man
ufacture Roraback's Compound chemical Washing
and Toilet Soap, which obtained from you, regard
invaluable. Whatever other other patent inven-
tions may be, this is humbug The ingredients
of which this soap is compounded perfectly harm
less and far from clothes being injured by its use,
Ibelieve five dollars year will he saved in the usual
and tear which results the of other soap.
The soap will eadily remove French polish, Print
ers Ink lead paint wheel grease tar &C.. from the
things which other SOAP with which atquaint-
ed, will do
The Toilet Soap is useful for shaving. washing
hands, and everything else for which toilet soap is
used is cheap, cosilg only four cents per pound
The Cheapness with which, the Washing Soap is
manufactured is, with me- an important item Fifty
pounds can be made ut cost of only 81 = cents and
easily as you can make cup of coffee. The fact,
TOO, that clothes be easily washed and washed
elean, in hard sulphur ,rater, is of great consider
ttion to me. would hot be without family right
for four times its cost. W. W. JOHNSON.
Family Rights, formerly sold fer $40, each, but now
for s5 81 for the washing SOAP and 50 for the toilet
an be had at the CouRiEB Office.
GEO. e. ASPINWALL.
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Hear What Physicians Say,
RESPECTING
DR. CHIsRSTEE,S
AGILE, RAJ,SAM

Many hgh.minded physicians who above the
narrow prejudces which govern too many ofthe pro-
fesson and are willing to acknowledge merit where
ever found, using the Balsam in their private
practice with satisfaction to themselves and undoubt
ed benefit to their patients. One physician writes =
81 with confidence recommend the Balsam as super
Tor to any other preparation"
Says another az have used IL with uniform
and confidently recommend IL for all those
plants for which il Is offered as remedy"
Once more "To uny knowledge it has never disap
pointed the reasonable expectations of those who
have used It,"
Still another writes 81 have hesitation in say
ing that it is FE, CONVENIENT and very eficacious
medicine"
Doctors 1t (as sensible thing as thew can do.)
FIN. BrrLER, Morenci Mich, writes "Your med
icne is doing wonders here. Even tn, NJ. DIS buy il
to take themselves when they are sick"
JOHN ID. PARK,
| Nov. 8, 1S60-1m 124 Lake-st, Chicago, Ill
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

RUN Away NEARLY SERIocs.-Oa Friday
last, two horse team attached to wagon
belonging to one Davis, and driven by boy
started on Front St, near the residence OF
DR.. Warden, and ra1 at fearful rate the
entire length Of The street to the upper Mil
before they were stepped. The by was
thrown ont early it the race upon the tongue
of the wagon, in which pelilouS position, ht
role the entire distance, and strange t, say
without serious injury. His escape was vel
nigh providential. The street at the time
was crowded with teams and p ,ople, but nc
damage was done
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CLAIM AGENCY
AND
General Intelligence Office,
WASHINGTON GETTY. nc.

FENHE undersigned would respectfully offer his ser
Il vices to the public IA the purchase and sale of
WESTERN LANDS, SrocKs, BONDS and MORTGAGES pro-
curement of BOUNTY LANDS AND LAND PATENTS, Pass
ports to foreign countries Pensions Land Patents
which have upon the dscontnuance of the various
local land Offices in the Western States been returned
to the General Land CtFcc II Washington City Pa!-
ents secured for Inventions Caveats lrd, and al 1G-
sness before the Patent Office attended to. In fact,
will prosecute all kinds Of CLAIMS before the Executive
Departments or the Government, the Court of Clai
and Congress.
Persons wishing business transacted. information or
advice by letter. viii please enclose fee in order TO
Insure reply. g. p. CULVER.
REFER ro-Rev. P. d. Gurey, D. D., Washington
city, ID. c.; Hon. A. b. Greenwood, Com. Iadian At
fairs, do Hon. s. A. Douga u S s., Chicago Ill
Hon. q. f. Pugh, U. S. s., Cincinnati, Ohio Col. q.
w. Anderson, Louisville KY; Col. G. Porter Culon,
Janesvii'e, Wis; Hon. A. r Wright, Ex-M c., Rome,
Ga; Hon. A. ii. Stephens Ex-M. c.. Crawfordyille,
Ga; Gov. Ford, (ExLieut. Cow Mansfield, Ohio Mr.
J. w. Norris, Ed. Courier, 0ttumwa, Iowa.
Oct. 4, lS6U-30- l2-3n
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Pork Packing in Offun,yys,.

The business Of packing pork is now in
full and successful operation in th, city. at
the new and extensive establishment Of Ge J..
Gillaspy & Co., where about 1879 hogs
have been slaughtered and packed in the
last week. The weather being favorable, and
the machinery working admirably, there has
beon no draw backs, and everything is going
on satisfactorily, with the prospect of very
large and we hapa profitable seasons bust,
ness.
1t is quite curiosity to 60 through this
establishment where the various processes
PERTAINING to the business are going on, as
we did the other day, under the polite con.
duct Of Mr.. A. Harbach, the accom- nlshed
Clerk whom we founl in charge. A person
who never witness the various processes oil
',ayiag bacon as conducted incur day by ma
chinery, would be surprised as well as graft
fed by visit to our Pork House, where
they would find some % men engaged, some
in making barrels and tierccs, some in dli-
wing the hogs to tn, sticking place !" some
in knocking down; some in sticking sone
in transferring the hogs to the sca!ding YES
sells; some in taking off the br.s,lcs one to
take out the entrails, which is done at the
rate Of four in a minute some in hanging
up, while others are taking on trucks hall
dozen at time to the blocks, where one mar
cnts off the head and feet, another quarters
another takes out the lard, another the spare.
ribs and another trims the hams, after which
the several parts are rapidly slid below
where salters apply the salt and stow away
1t is perfectly astonishing to a novice to see
with how much expedition, system, and econ
omy of labor, this important branch of bust
ness is carried on.
1t struck us the other day that many of the
employees at the PORK House, were highly
accomplished and skillful workmcn, and such
we learned on enquiry was the fact, many q
them having had experience in the business
at both Burlington and Cincinnati We in.
tend to look in on them another day, for the
purpose Of noting more deliberately the
sights of hand Of these knights of the butch.
or knife and cleaver, after which we shall be
able to do them justice. We are curicu;
to see more of the Pork House, decidedly
the most important institution ever intro
duced into our city Of O.tumwa.
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To DAVID RIDER.

You are hereby notified that the Petition Of Mary
Rider will be fe in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court of Wapelo county, State of Iowa. by
the first day OF November, 1860, praying for decree
Of Divorce, a cincnio from the bonds of maEimo ny
between her and you, her present husbsad and for
alimony, and the custody OF George II. Rider minor
child Of hers and said David Rider. The said pet l.
tion setting up cause for said Divorce, wilful de-
sertion of her by you, and absentng yourself from
her without reasonable cause for the space CT two
years and more next preceding the commencing oil
this action, and cruel and inhuihan treatment and
failure on your part to make any provision for her
sustenance. And that unless you appear and defend
before Of the second day the Term Of said
Court to be begun and held on the goth day Of No
yember 1860, default will be entered against and
judgment rendered thereon. MARY RIDER.
Per her Att'ys, WILLIAMS & HAMILTON
Oct 41S6O-1o Sow
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MILLINERY, NILLlNEnY!

MRS. PARCELL has just returned from the East
lM with large and well selected stock OF Millinery
Goods; consisting of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Head Dresses, and Velvet Ribbons; also Dark Straw
Bonnets in variety; silk and Velvet Bonnets and a
variety Of other things too tedious menton for all
OF which she expectst TO find demand as her seiec-
ton made In reference to the Increasing popula
tion and improvements in the taste of the ladies of
0ttumwa and neighboring towns.
Having the latest styles for dresses and eoaks Mrs
r. intends to suit all who may favor her with call
!, She intends keeping on hand supply Of Furs and
Corsets, for ladies.
Oct f1-3l-l2.ls-612
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Coal, Coal Subscribers in the Coal
Trade, will ollige Us by furnishing US some
of that useful arlicl Immediately.
Coal Depot it seems 10 US, would be
public convenience If dealers would at
least appoint some pace where orlers could
be lefr, it would be appreciated
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To MARTHA HATCH.

TO MARTHA IATCH,
You are hereby notified that on
or before the first day OF November 1860, there will
be on file In the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court of Wapello county, iowa. petition Of Edward
Hatch, plaintiff, claiming OF you divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony now existing betwe the parties
herein named, aud alleging therefor wilul
deserton your part, aud without ,nable
Tor the space oftwo years and that unless appear
and answer thereto or before noon of the second
day of the next term OF said court TO be begun and
held at Ottumwa, In said county the Goth day OF
November 1882 default will be entered against you,
and judgment rendered thereon In accordance the
prayer OF said petition. IVES, Atty for PIN.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

We are happy to see our old friend and
e,tecme Town s,nan, T.. +. Lewis, back again
among us, after an absence Of some eighteen
months in Kansas, Pix Peak, and Illinois
Ed. comes back, W, are Ele,sed to le,rn.
satisfied that Oyunwa is tn, best place,
after all.
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Keokux, Fort Des Moines and Minnesota
HH N III ER GD ~ ED,
CHANGE OF TIME.
One Daily Train.

hy AND AFTtR THIS DATE AND UNTIL FUR
" Their notice one Passenger train, will run each
way, daily ,(Sundays excepted,) as follows:
Leaving Keokuk at 80. $40 a. m.
Leaving Bentonsport at $50. $50 p. m.
Connecting at the latter place. heretofore with the
qnaches OF the Western Stage Co., for all points in
sas, &c.
Through Tickets to st. Louis, Louisville, Cncinsati
and the East may be had at the office in entonsport.
sFFare as low as the lowest, to all Southern and
Eastern cities.l
sxy- Passengers by this route make sure connec-
lions with the Ii NJ. r X at Fairfield, reaching
OTTUAwA the same evening.
ii HIGGINS, Superintendent
~ Ticket Office at the Depot.
Keokuk, Sept %, SO.
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CANDLES. Brown Of the City Market, if
not a Yankee, must be relatcl to that ingen-
ious nation. He ha, invented curious ma
cline for moulding candles, or il he did not
invent it. he has got one, by which h, can
moul the incest article, at rates truly aston
iShing and by means Of which tAat iniispet-
sible article is greatly cheapanad.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
New Candle Factory.

We are pleased to announce to our reaA
ers, that new candle Factory his becn
opened on Court Street, opposite the old
Post Office, in this city, by Mr.. S. G. Cham.
bers, late Of Pennington. The Manufacture
ofSoap and Larl will soon be added We
hail this enterprise as one of Importance to
our business prosperity
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ASSYENrC,s Nny,cr

Notice Is hereby given, that Smith Nicely of Eddy
yie In the county of Wapello State Of Iowa have
signed to me all there property, real and personal for
the payment OF their debts and their creditors pre-
sent their claims, under oath Affirmation me- a,
my Office in the city OF Eddyvil!e county Of wapeilo
State OF Iowa. within three months from the date here
Of Dated this sd day VI October, 1861
Ne. 34-i:-6w. Il. W. BOYD, Assignee.
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REAL RrVALvEs -Gumps & Rush, at
the Opera Saloon, have the real Oysters in
the shel, fresh as they came from their
, Ocean beds, tie Crit ever brought to Ottum-
wa. They are decidedly NOT bad to take.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

.-y-5.e the clrI Of 4. w. Smith, Tailor
Mr.; Smith is a superior workman, and az
industrious, worthy man Call ON him.
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A FIGHT.-There was knock down in
Market St, late last night, just as we we're
going to press, but we could find notodg
posted, and hence concluded that it wasn't
much of fight after ALL
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

F!RE-Th,re was an alarm of fire on FIJI
day ut HedricA's bull ling, old MIL Donation.
TIL, fire was put out Def re any damage was
done.
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PLOW TAKING

VUyHE subscr informs hisfriends
u the pub lic generally, that he manufactures al
Kinds of plows and is preperedto supply the Farmer
ofwapello Co. with article unsurpassed materia
and workmanship.
Biacksmithing in all Its various branches, horse
shoeing % -shoeing, and iobbing OF kinds
sy- Remember the place, the lower Steam Mil
AARON MYERS.
Ottumw Feb. nth .lS5S-na0-v
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Estray Notice.

VUVAKEN UP by John NJ Purder, at his residence In
IL Pleasant township, wapeio county, Iowa, on the
18th day of August, 1860 two estrays of the following
description to-wt:A bay mare supposed to be thir-
teen years old, cap Of right hip knocked down and
Also, brown flly three years old last
spring. both hind feet white to the pasture joint blaze
in the and the right shoulder The bay
mare appraised at s35; brown filiey at s65 before
Joseph Myers, Esq, u Justice of the Peace OF said
county JOSEPH HAYNE,
Sept. 81, 1850, -2912 Sm County Clerk
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OskaloOsa Nurseries.

sa.xs ONE, A HALF MILE EAST OF TOWN ssss
We And the other NM
--A-- ONE AND HALF MILES NORTH. --1A--
The undersigned having purchased Sewers Sur
series east of town. and portion of Zmmerman's
North Of this place, hold themselves in readiness to
fill orders and supply the trade on liberal terms
We have Gu varieties and at least 900 trees
suitable for transpantng the ensuing Fall All these
aiieties hardy and OF the frutbearng kind suit
able to this climate. We viii also keep on hands
general supply Of
EvERGREENS, SHRUBBERY Etc. ETC.,
of all kinds suited to this climate Trees from
TO FIVE YEARS Old will be sold at FIFTEEN CENTS
each, aud purchasers can have the privilege Of ma
king their selection. PYLE & DCGDALE.
Oskaloosa, June 81, 1860 12-15-y
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, Il was quite cold and showed slightly OF
Monday at this place.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov I6.--The Gaz-
cite has returns from all the State Lut Logan
andWcbster counties. Bell cvtr Breckin-
ridge 44G.
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Hogsare rushed into this market at the
rate of thousands day. We are in fair
way OF becoming Po.kopo!is!
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PRIyATE ROARDING.

LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARDERS WILL Re
"A accommodate ed with boarding and lodging at q so
per week, or 81, % for day board Apply to
October IL, '61-Si-i.H. MEs X. l.. WOOD,
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EYERGREENs. sHsuBRERY Etc. Etc.
NEW LUMBER YARD.

STEGMWAs IOWA.
XKyE have located branch of Burlington
w Yard at Ottumwa, where will be found at all
times full assortment of Lumber Lath and Shingles,
which will sell at the very lowest prices for Cash.
Persons about buying ordering bills of Lumber,
would do well to cali and see for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. CAMPBELL MCCLURE.
Mar lS 1Si0-l
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May. '6o-tf. Gen'l Ag'ts c, d. O. X. Il.

ByREIGssr aEEsCE OF PEORIA.
n OQUAwKA and BURLINGTON Il. R.-NoTICE.
To Merchants and shippers wishing TO ship by the
above Road will please call at the Peoria Railroad
Ticket oice, s Water.si, to have their bills of Ia ling
signed.
This Company have arrangements TO ship to 81. Lou
Is, Cincinnati and Cairo, without change ofcars.
III. G. KING.
Jan. 60-tf. Gen. Agent