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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
pHILAHEIPHIA

Benevolent Institution established 6y special En-.
document, for TIE Relief ofue Sick and Distressed,
AFFLICTED 7cih Fii'Rient and Epidemic Diseases
and especidHyJor the Cure Of Diseases or the Sea.
Udt organs. t..
vHSHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view of the aw.
4 full destruction OF human life caused by Sexual
Diseases and the receptions practced upon unfortu-
victims of such diseases by quacks
ago directed their Consulting surgeon, CHAKrTA-
worthy Of their name, to open a Dispensary
for the treatment OF this class of Diseases In all their
forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply by letter, with description Of their con-
dition, Gage occupation, habits OF life, &c and in
Of extreme poverty to furnish Medicine free of
charge. 1t Is needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age and
will furnish the most approved modern lreatm ant.
The Directors of the Association in their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the which has at.
tended The labor of their Surgeons In the Sper
mat.rrhsa, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhoea, elect.
syphilis the vice Of 0nanism, SelfAbuse Diseases
OF the Kidneys and Bladder &C., and order coutin-
uance OF the same plan for the ensuing year
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrh9a, and other Dis
employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SKrLLIN HoUGHroN, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association. No. 2 South Ninth street Phiia-
dslphia, Pa BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
January ~, f660--n&4.tt
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SEAEREFEsS SAFE.

BY virtue OF an execution to me directed from tho
Office of the Clerk Of the District curt Of iWapeo
county, Iowa, will expose 10 sale at public auton,
TO the ht hest bidder for cash in hand at the front
door ofthe Court House, in Ottumwa Wapelo county,
Iowa, on the Sd day of February, 1860 between the
hours OF O'Clock a. II, and O'Clock p. Of said day
the following described real estate towi the south
twenty three (25) township No. seventy-one (7l),
range fifteen l5) west Taken the property of Mar
tin Bze to satisfy execution in favor OF Erastus
Hunter, and against said Martin Bxe for the sum Of
sixtysix dollars and twenty five cents and Interest
and costs, this the End day of January, 1869.
VIM. LEWIS, jr., Sheriff.
Jan. 5, 1S60--52ts BY John +. Lewis, Deputy.
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SMERIEE,S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution to me directed from the
District Court of Wapelio county, state of Iowa,
will expose to SALE at public auction to the hghess
bidder for cash in hand, at the front door Of the
Court House, in Wapello County, State Of Iowa, on
the 2sth day of January, $780, between the hours or
o'clock, II. m and o'clock, p m, OF SAID DAY ths
following described real estate viz Part oflots No.
and g. in block a. in the town of Chlicothe, Wap-
clio county Iowa also the east half of the south east
quarter of section twenty-six, (26) Township No,
seventy-three (73) range fifteen west and the north
part the north east quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter section ID one, Town-hip ~ range 10 west In
Wapelio county, Iowa. Taken as the property of A..
j. Wicker A. J. jenkins and WIN. A. Nye, to satisfy
an execution in favor of Eddy, Jemison Co., and
against A. J. Wicker, A. j. Jenkins and Wni A. Nys,
for the sum of twelve hundred and seventeen dollars
and seyenty-seven cents and interest and costs.
Dec, 30, iS59,42-li.3m VIM. LEWIS, jr,, Sheriff.
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1t appears that some forty Democratic
members of the House of Representatives
have pledged themselves TO each other in wri-
ting to resist the passage of the plurality rule
by all the parliamentary devices in their
power until March 4, 1851.
The real purpose Of these forty Democrats
is not so much to prevent the election OF Mr..
Sherman as to destroy the Government and
dissolve the Union. The time is at hand when
every man who avows himselfa member OF
the so called Democratic party must also avow
himselfa Disunionist and believer in the re-
sort to civil war as means Of settling poll
tical controversies.
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"A gentleman on a visit to Washin gton,
one day very coolly opened the door of the
Senate Chamber, WIS about to pass in, when
the door keeper asked: ''Are you prvil-
eyed mcmber?" "What do YOU mean by
that" asked the stranger The reply was
"a Governor exMember Of Congress. or a
Foreign Minister" The stranger replied that
he was a minister "From what court or
countrv?" asked the official Very gravely
pointing up, the stranger replied, "From
heaven sir.' To this the door Keeper W gish-
" replied, "This Government at present
holds no intercourse with that foreign pow
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would concede to the South all her most ul-
ira men demanded. Haitian then enquired
"Will you support Douglas if nominated at
Charleston on aquatter sovereignty PLATFORM
MANY voices from the Southern side answer
ed mo, MOI Underwoods reply could not
be heard in the confusion and babel of
tongues that ensued, but, he was under
stood to answer in the negative. He finished
his speech by declaring that the election Of a
Republican President would he an overt act
against the Constitution and would furnish
good cause for destroying the Union; that
Georgia would march out, and that he woufil
march with her. He claimed the right of
any State to leave the Union whenever she
saw fit-that this was a Union ofconsent and
not of force; that it could be destroyed when
ever the slave States saw proper t. shiver IT,.
When he concluded, Morris of Illinois repli-
ed mildly and courteouSly, combating the
argument that the bred Scott decision car
ried slavery into the Territories, and holding
that Congress should not pass slave code,
&c, But he announced that he would fight
the issue inside of the party organization, and
submit to whatever sctt ement the patty
gave the question And this was all the
protest that was offered by any North
Democrat to the assertion Of Underwood that
they were willing to vote for a Federal Slave
Code. ..
Now, put the declaration of Earrabee, that
he would rather vote for Southern Know
Nothing than a Northern Republican with
the uncontradicted statement of Underwood
that the NorthW estern Democrats are ready
to give the South a slave code for the pro.
lection of slavery in the Territo,i les, and your
readers can perceive the progressive strides,
Northern Democracy is making in Congress
Comment would be superhuous. A bare
statement of what is said and done, in the
national capital, by the representatives Of
the Democratic party, is entirely sufficient.
CUICAGo
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The present Dead Lock" at Washington
,oe aoes>Ifrg unuoGDtcdIy. Itreqmrea Just
such condition Of things to develope the
base dis-union principles, and purposes of
the Southern Democracy. and their supple
dirt eating tools at the North. 1t is now es-
tablshed by deliberate speech of scores of
leading Democrats that if they cannot have
their way, they desire and intend the 'lisolu-
ton of the Union. Their bigotry and intoi-
erence is disgusting. For instance, they
were led the other day to the avowal that
they not only would vote for no Republican,,
but that if any Southern Democrat should
chance to receive Republican votes, though
otherwise unexceptionable, they wouldchange
their votes from such candidate. Bococl<
is Dis-unionist and in favor Of slave code.
and yet Northern Democrats did not refuse
to vote for him for speaker!
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That AssEssMENT.-Wc learn that the
Legislature has been requested by the COM
mon council ofthis city, to legalize an illegal
assessment of the 1--WE think first council of
the city, and that protest against such ac-
ton Of the Legislature, is in crculation.-
We know very little of the facts of the case,
or the reasons which influence the council in
the premises ; but if the facts be such as we
presume they are, we hope our members will
see to it that no such act passes At all
events, itseems proper to direct public atten-
ton to the matter; and to get in some shape
an expression of the opinions and wishes of
the tax payers Of the city, to send to our
representatives, upon which their action will
doubtless based. We can't see how those
who paid that tax can be lcgis!atcd into an
equality with those who did not?
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SsEIJgssEEsg SALE.

by virtue OF execution to me directed from tn
District Court OF Wapello County, State of Iowa; 1
will expose to sale, at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand AZ the front door Of the
house in Wapeilo county, State of Iowa. The 2Sth
day of January 1850, between the hours OF ocloc
and O'Clock M of said day, the following des-
scribed real estate viz The east half of the
quarter ess acres) of section No. fifteen Q5) town
ship No. seveny-two tl2) range Is west. Also part
Of the east half of the southwest quarter OF section
No. thirtysix 1851 township No. seventythree (13O
range fifteen (l5) west Taken as the property Of
Wm A. Nye TO satisfy execution in favor OF Eddy
Jemison & Co, and against Wm A. Nye ct al, for the
sum of four hundred dollars an "a cents and interest
and costs. VIM. LEWIS, jr., Sheriff
Dec 90 1S59-42-11-ts ~ -
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The testimony of a well known merchant
Of Kentucky. Scrofuous Sore Eyes cured
HAGARsyILLE, Bracken Co., Ky, Mch. 3
lS59.-MessrS. \. l.. Scovill 6 Co-Dear
Sirs; My son has been afflicted with scaoF-
ULous SORE EYES and FACE; also other sores,
on different parts Of hi> body. | have been
using your Blood and Liver Syrup, and it
has purified his blood, and made an entire
cure of him. have no heSitancy in rec
commencing this medicine in all cases Of
Scrofnht, or any diseases Of the Blood
give you this statement, believing that so
valuable medicine ought to be made known
to the public. M. HAGAN.
See advertisement
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SHElsiEF,S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution to directed from the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court fWapeuo
State of Iowa, viii expose to sale at pubHc vendue,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the front
door or the conr house in the city OF 0ttumwa, Wap
edo county, Iowa, the 25th day Of FEBRUARY, 1850
between the hours Of O'Clock NJ an IA o'clock m,
Of said day the following described real estate, viz
The north east or OF sec ten I0) Tp. seventy-one,tD
north of range fourteen 90 west, in WapeDo county
Iowa, taken the property of Benjamin Hammtt, to
satisfy execution in favor of James Shannon, for
the of Richard Fisher, and against benjamin Ham
mtt, for the ofegitytwo dollars and eighty cts
and interests and costs. l.. L. GRAY shift.
Ian LAG
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CoNGREss-House, Jan. 23.-Mr Banks
dale spoke on the question of organization,
and called on the Democrats, South Amer-
cans and Anti-Lecomptonitcs to unite to de-
feat the Republicans. lie said rather than
the nominee of the Republicans should be
elected, let discord reign here and forever.
Mr.~Corwn was called out by remark Of
Barksdale and said that he knew of no Re-
publican who went so far as to say, that
slave territory, like Louisiana, acquired by
treaty should not be admitted. ...-
Mr. Barkslalc wished to know Mr. Sher-
mans sentiments on that question.
Mr.. Curtis was opposed 10 acquisition of
slave territory, as we had too much now.
Mr.. Barksdale did not consider Mr.. Curtis
a good representative ofthe Republican party
wanted to hear from Lovcjoy, Tappan and
others. Ae said Corwin could be elected
Speaker He said at the same time. that he
would resist the inauguration ola Republican
President. ..-.
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BuRlINGroN-23.-Sugar sh@93; Coffee
13m14; Mo.asses 4s@55. Wheat, winter,
05@1O5 Spring, 75@S3 Flour, winter
6oO@6,5o; Spring 5OO@5,50; Corn in ear
3o@32; sheled $685. Apples 75@l25
bush.-Haaok Eye.
New YoRK-24.-Corn 79@S1 Pork
mess &l6,G2.
ST.. Lou,s-24.-Suga '7t@Sf; Molasses
45@4S; Pork, mess, $l7@17,50; Com il
bags 53M56.
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FonElGN.-A pamphlet, ascribcd to Louis
Napoleon, is creating great excitement in
European political circles. It rclaies to Ttal-
ian affairs, and advocates deprivin. the Pope
Of his temperatures The effect If the pam
phlet has been to inspire more favorable
opinion Of the motives and sincerity of the
French Emperor. The Moorish war is pro-
crossing, and a great battle has been fought
A cargo ofvaluab!e Japanese goods has been
imported into San Francisco recently. Mac
auley the celebrated historian, is dead.
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SUPREME CouRr JuDGEs.-On the day
when the new Judges Of the Supreme Court
Of Iowa were sworn into Office, they drew for
the terms which they should severally hold,
with the following result:Justice Stockton. 6
years; Baldwin, 4 years; Lowe, 2 years. The
latter having drawn the shortest term Is, by
Constitutional provision, Chief Justice.
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election, elccting U. S. Senator, &C.; but
we found among the Republicans DISPOSE
ton to get along as fast as possible. The
Democrats, in imitation of their friends at
Washington, are doing all they can, by
moving amendments, motions to adjourn,
calling the ayes and nays and making
long winded speeches, to delay and embar-
rass legislation; but the only effect of this
will be to consume time and the peoples
money, for which they will be held to strict
res possibility. About halfof the time is oo-
cupicd in this way by Claggett, Of Ice, Neal
Bennett and Curtis, of Marion, and Baker OF
Clinton, who put themselves forward as lead
crs the opposition of the Legislature. These
men, under pretense of saving the State a
dollar or two, do not scruplc seAcunSune time
to the tune of hundreds: of dollars. The Re-
nublicans, however. s,e after them with
sharp stick. The only fault we find with
the lo.teris, that they take any notice of the
former by rcpl, inc to them. 1t would be
better to let the dsorganizers anti fi!libns-
terers enjoy, solitary and. alone, the glory of
squanderng, in mere talk, the peoples mon
ey.
Among the most important inca Surcs of
the session will be one affecting county or
ganization 1t is thought that q majority
will favor the abolition of the office 0fCounty
Judge; but as the friends Of that measure
are disagreed as to the system to, substitute,
the Judges are probably safe for the present.
Very considerable notifications of their
powers and duties will probably he made.
1t is proposed to create the office of Coun-
ty Auditor. and separate the offices and
Treasurer and Recorder. 1t is also proposed
to make fees 81 pport the county offices prin.
cipally or wholIy-a good idea, if it can be
done.
State Printer has not been elected Can
Gus to nominate will be held on Friday, and
the election will take place on Tuesday next
Howell, ofthe Gate City, Tcesdale, present
incumbent, Davenport, of the Cedar Rapids
Times, and Palmer, of tho pubupne Times,
arc the prominent candidates; unfortunately,
they can't all be elected. They are all de-
serving, however, and whichever succeeds,
the printing will be well done.
OF local Legislation, bill is in prepare
ton to repeal an act to transcribe the Rec
ords ofthis county, and e bill to lcgalize a
double assessment of the city Of Ottumwa,
the latter, at the solicitation of the city Coun-
Gil.
An effort will be made and we trust sue.
cessfnl one, to amend and improve our Rev
enue laws, so as to secure more prompt pay
ment of taxes, and to reach certain species of
property, such as the money of capitalists,
railroads, &C, so as to distribute the bur-
dens of taxation more equally among those
who enjoy the protection of government.
The Legislature, we think, will be eco
nomical. Small appropriations will, most
likely, be made to complete the Insane As
sylum so as to fit it for use, and for the Pen
itentiary; no appropriations for any object
will be made unless of tie most urgent ne.
cessity. Such seems to be the temper If the
Legislature.
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POCKET.BOOK LOST,

Lost on Front street between the Post Office and the
Market, corner OF Green street, Tuesday morning
last, a large leather pocket-book, having W. r.
Fields written on 1t In ink, and containing as recol.
lected, an Iowa State Bank Is BILL and note against
the Trustees of a church in Glenwood Iowa OF GI0O
no other contents recollected. Any person finding
said pocket-book VIII be suitably rewarded by restor-
Ing to the subscriber, or leaving at this office or
the Post Office for her. MRS. A. n WERRER
Ottumwa, Dec. Is. 1S59-n40.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIErY.-At the an
nal meeting of this Society he'll at D,s
Molnes on Wednesday last, Chief Justice G.
G. WRIGHT was elacted President for the en-
suing year; MARX MILLER, Vice President
NJ. l.. MORRIS, Treasurer; J. II. WALLACE.
Secretary. The next annual Cattle'Show and
FAIR is to be held at Iowa City, on the Sd, Att,
and 9Th of October
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

VENAKEN UP by Alexander Simpson at his residence
b in Richland wlship, two estrays-one Steer of
dark red color with star in the forehead, white on
the belly AID TAIL no other marks, about years old
last spring. The other roam Heifer with crop OF
OF the right and swallow fork in the left ear no
other marks, old last spring The Steer ap.
uel Hayden and Thomas Hardesty before Joshua Mar
shall, Justice of the Peace.
JOSEPH HAYNE, County Clerk.
Jan. D, lS60-n52ll-3m BY ID. G. Mitchell, Dept.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of execution to me directed from the,
District Court Of Wapelo county, State Of Iowa, will
expose to SALE at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash in hand at the front door OF the court
house In Wapello cosnty, State Of Iowa, on the 25h
day of January 1860, between the hours of9 o'clock
IN and O'Clock IN, of said day, the following des-
cribed real estate viz The north half Of the south
west quarter of section four a. township sevenyone
(71 range fifteen l5) west, In Wapello county, Iowa.
TAX the property Of Wm NJ. Peck, to satisfy an
execution in favof of Robert p North, and against
Wm NJ. Peck, for the sum Of ninety-two dollars and
twenty-one cents and interest and costs.
Dec % lS59-a2-ll-ts WM. LEWIS, jr., Sh'n,
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ESTRAY HORSE,

VVAKEN UPfby Jehu Young at his Residence In
u Keokuk Township Wapello County, Iowa. one Is.
tray Horse, ofthe following description to.wit bay
the pastern joint, some collar marks lame in both
four feet and nearly blind In left eye supposed to be
nine years old last Spring. about Sixteen hands high
and valued a. thirty dollars before L. T. Rupe Esq.
Justice ofthe Peace &c. Joseph Hayne,
January 10th 1860, County Cler K
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AMERICAN SrocE JoURNAL,-We have the
first Number Of 1860. Its contents com
mends It to the attention Of every farmer and
stock-grower, as it is published monthly at
% Park Row, New York. Mt one dollar per
year; and each number containes 80 large
octave pages, handsomely Illustrated. The
engravingns of the Improved Kentucky
sheep and other animals, in the number he
fore us, are well worth subscription price
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Mr.. Corwin spoke at some length, advoca,
ting continued voting; deprecating Helpers
Book and John Brown, and concluding by
comparing the present effort Of Republicans
to exclude slavery from the territories to that
of the men Of 1884, who excludd it from the
North Western Territory-Adjourned with.
out vote.
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Dissolution Of Partnershin.

I'M Office Is hereby given, that the Co.partnersbIp
~ between Levi Ream and the subscribers was dis
solved by mutual consent the Sth day OF November
last by the purchase by the undersigned Of the entire
interest In the business Of said firm OF Ream Haslach
Co. All persons owing said firm will take notice
that we alone authorized to receive and recent
for the same. FRANCIS HASLACH
FREDERICK BITTEROLp
Ottumwa, Dec. 90, 1850 n42ll-3w
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Some Of the votes cast for Lieut. Governor
were for N. p Rusch, instead Of NJ. Rusch
for whom, of course, they were meant
But for the loss of these votes the number
cast for him would have been little less than
that csst for Kirkwood
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A Republican Paper has been started at
Sigourney, in our neighboring county of
Keokuk, by Mr.. John Rogers, formerly of
the Life in the West. We wish it success
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The Legislature of Mo. has adjourned
The Railroad bills We're defeated. The bill
to enslave free negroes passed both branches.
but singular though it be, was vetoed by
Gov. Stewart.
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SUPREME Court REPoRTER-T. F. With
row, Esq, of Des MONIES. has been appointed
~ the new Bench, Reporter of the Supreme
Court. VIM. Penn Clark, was Reporter Of
the late court.
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We are under obligations to Hon. j. C..
Mitchell, and Hon. j. A. johnson, of the
iowa Legislature, for numerous aud valuable
State Documents.
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j. NoffSinger, Esq, of Abba, has pur-
chased the Eijyville Commercial office,
and removed the same to Abba, with the dc.
sign Of starting Republican paper at that
place. He has our best wishes for his sue
cess
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CONNIE EECIAE.
COURIER OFFICE, Jan. q

COURIER OFFICE, Jan. g.
More has been doing in corn than anything
else the past week. 1t has been in demand
at 90 90 81 cts. The quantity in store at
this date is variously estimated at 10 to 90
900 bushels. Foreign buyers are in the mar
ket. We have no change in prices to note.
crocerieS still have an inward tendency
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BOOTS, SHOES &.
Groceries,

being very fnlL we can sell them low Is they can
be bought at KEOkUK or BURLINGTON.
Before trading
Remember that we pay the highest price for Corn
Wheat and Oats.
Remember tina. we pay the highest price for Meal
and Flour.
Remember that we pay the highest price Tor flax
and Timothy Seed.
Remember that pay the highest price Tor Rags
and Deeswax.
Remember that VS. pay the highest price for Butter
and Eggs, ..... ...
Remember that we pay the highest price for Honey
and Lard.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Chick
ems and Turkies. ....
Remember that we ray the highest price for Fsath'
ers, Hides and Deer Skins
Remember that pay the highest Price In faet Tor
all kinds Of produce.
Remember that we pay the highest price for County
and City Orders, . ST.. .,.. u- ......ar.
Remember that we sell at least 10 per cent lower
than any other house In town.
Remember that we dort sell 'nary" item on Credit.
Remember the place, Main street, opposite Ottun-
wa House. III. HEDRICk GILLESPIE.
January ~, 1S60-n44-11