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OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
furniture.

ii ENRY W. JENKINS,
G4 PRACTICAL CA BIN EFT MAKER
No. Is LIGHT ST,
has on hand large stock of and is constantly
ring every description OF CABINET WARE of the pest ma
terIals and workmanship.
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS Of Hair or Feathers IRON
BEDsfEADS, suitable for Hotels, servants, &c is6tf
ca N w FURNITURE
M5 WAREROOMS
The undersgnedwoud call the attention of his frends
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being ALL
" EN and OF the best workmanship, with very moderate
prces lie hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
TH0S McGLANNAN,
49, , - 800 No. AGl W. st Baltimore street
p ~ FuRNITLRE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
REMOVED WITH CARE. nh2S IF
q w. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
Eg7 - CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOus
VI l. NOS " AND 100 BALTIMORE STRggr. RtI TTlo53r
= MANUFACTURERSA AND WHOLESALE M AT Ep'S
~ "a It5u anu alFtct from our Factory, great
and Mahogany Cane Seat and Buck Pusb opI To- dnut
Chairs, painted unpanted. knOckdNvsn or 200 scar
bundles or boxes fer shipping u |'''e up IN
O1ce Chalrs, Cane and Wood Settles, Cane.seat
n seats n, Boston Rockers
NJ 0i'"S' O"ue seatandl Spanish Chairs and Suits
ibrary IN oirs ,,,, cottage Sets and Chamber
H' b. NHaiis' Zane seat ana Furniture,
PACK. Bureaus,
ie'eS |"heseat and Toilet Tables and Washstands
Lonngcss Carosss+ o, D., Extension Tables &c
We cordially invite our former pstrans .,d oil ,,t =.
the trade to give us a call 49, ''' al ooleis Id
REFERENCR:-Robinson, Lord & Ia Dro- ~
Co, s. ). Stevens < Sons - '' 4'uei' MOTIFS "
- W. GREENWOOD h CO.
an9stf Nos .8 and loo Baltimore street,
Baltimore
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
I A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.

pLUMBING AND GAS FITTING PROMPTLY
L. EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER nv
49,. . JOHN RODGERS SON,
issH NORTH High street. near Fsvefts
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Sli-f BALTIMORE, Md
&Es& saw A NAH.
The ''F TH6 stSnRs9 sRRANN,
Csptain'Isaac Ramsay,
'sN'''' THuRsDAY, September 90,
M ,-aivbt at sG clock j p Mp n precisely
No bills ladng signed after departure OF the
sAML T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agentsin Savannah. BRIGHAM. BALDWIN NJ CO. sIs
FETa c A R L E S T ON
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
''s n'S'''A'' ''FeT T6 StsGe5fH POINT,
Capt D. French.
On THURSDAY, September goth,
sSISf after ten The The day Of sailing
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN W CAIDWG SgeaT GS
Pnnctuahty in her departure NAV be relied sl2-tf
sae&G LINE 3 e STSAEE HsT BETWEEN
The steamships of this Line
p.,r,N Till leave Spears wharf,
EVERY TUESDAY AT NOON,
- NEW on Eo ssrGt fEaR Fif p II B.. NR@
Shippers Boston, Portland and oher Eas
ern points, have their Goods promptly forwarded by
Apply to "AML T. PEARCE, Agent,
ortoH. B. cR IN SFEtf's S co.,
.,o 4, IS WEST STREET,
auzo,u New York.
-%TS TO IRELAND, ENGLAND AND
- Sssisesas- SCOTLAND BY STEAM via GALWAY
r LEE ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
CQmPANI : new and magnificent screw steamer PRINCE
ALbERI, S,0n tons burden, will leave THURSDAY, Aug.
i4th, from Pier 3 foot of Beach street New York and
ment dispatches.
This steamer has unequaed accommodations for passen
gers. " f
Passengers BY this steamer will ticket (which
must oe ocuredw when engaging passage) from Galway
OF the principal cites in Ireland and Great Britain
Hates OF passage-Frst class, SIS and S9Gaccording
accommodations Third class $780, third class passengers
unShed cooked provisions but must provide themselves
with bedding and tins.
For freight or passage apply to
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL
81 and 81 South street, n. Y.
Or to JOHN q. A. HERRING,
,,,,, Adams Express Ofise,
auttA4 l6i Baltimore street. Baltimore
4FFA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
.EaazThe new and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocean
steamers s: K. SPAULDiNG, Solomon How-s command
er, and BEN DEFORD, VIM. A Hallett, commander, will
nately. ' ' 'i
The accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
CLASS. - - SA
Fare So, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
A. /. HIGGINS, Agent
Baltimore, May 18th. 1860. mvIS-tf
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Trains leave Calvert Station follows:
The Mail Train daily feScept sundays at $50 A. NJ
ana the Expire Train daily at $50 p H. for Elmira Rn
ao, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton, Bnghampsp Sv
racuse Oswego Toronto, Quebec and Montreal and ali
OF western New FORK and Canada Also, Pittsburg Chi
West and Northwest. " paws VI VIC
Travellers by either of these trains TO Detroit and
other route ~ '' % w any
For New York City by the 20 A NJ Train with only ono
change OF cars and at IA low rate by any other route
Al $50 NJ for EmInittsburg, Getty sburg Lancaster
Lebanon Reading, Pa POttsvilie, Bethlehem Allentown
Easton Carlisle and Chamhersburg and for Hagersown
AtS,9A D. and and 6 P n. for Green Springs ow.
ms Mills Reisterstown ana Westminster, Nd.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily Except sun
day. at 4 90 7. NJ, for the West and Nortlwe
The Cockeysve Accommodation Train at 30 A. NJ from
rives at S.l0 A. NJ and ~ 7. 81. u
travellers from Washington and the South by the go
this road ~ ' 'a'nS over
For TICK ETS and information apply at the Ticket oi
Gaivert Station N F. OF CalV and Fapkjn
Baltimore. " S'iee''
rouNr p1c,,p,, JAS c. CLARKE Superintendent
J. Fl. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26, 1850. ;oao.s
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NEW URNITURE
W GREENWOOD & 90 -
"a CHAIR AND FTrRNTTTrRF w DEppC, AZ,

90 A. MATHIOT l. SONS
w. SOFA AND FURNITURE WARERODMS
WI Nos. rs AND 81 NORTH GAY ST
Near Fdyeite 81
Extending from Gay TO Frederick
Always on hand large assortment OF eycrv Ior;.,.
6OUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE enSbraoo;,lS'S -
ReJtoaS3s assorted coiors ofIete-a .Tetes
WasSstsnSc SottaSe turni Arm Chairs
Warirohes Uo oS' Si; Rocking Chairs
spring Beds, Office Chairs lNarlia' Tc.h,
Cotton aud paiS 1919 peI Niars, Reception and IT,.
SOFAS, Side Boards iSa &c" N"1'I7'
Persons disposed to purrhaSe cra $500 ,H1 u
our stock examination which co. 49,, ~ o' ana give
workmanship cannot be excld bV anv GuHty o.
0o na, y; A MATHIOT L SON
1uZ4-s Nos 26 and q North Cav atrssa,
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hEI my23t
GFn CHARLES H. ROSS & Co,
E&=4J IMPORTERS AND DEAL. rs IN
As.igIA LIQUOR, WINES, d..
No. 6 commerce. STREET,
Keep constantly in store and United States are
houses,
C0GNAC BRANDTES,
Otard, HennesSey, &c
RIO G II l. l. + b RA IN DIES
Seignette Peevoisin, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, sc.
WI MES,
Champagne, Sherry, Port Madeira, Malaga, &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS.
Special attention is iciteh Their large stock OF
OLD RYE WIfISKEY.
Which cannot be eXceed by any the United States
including Extra Fue Superior MOnonEah la, jackson,
Family, Pure K Rye
Also Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE,
Which cannot be eXceled by any Louise in the United
States.
- DOMESTIC BRANDY,
GIN. PURE SPIRITS, HEGrlFIED WHlSkEG,
GINGER, LAVENDER, INV, r 800
All guaranteed to give asfactnn VIII be taken back
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EsaE-A FOR THE SOUTH
b{I DIRECT FRoMNEW YORK, rHILADEL
PHlA and BALTIMORE. via he FL

PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the III LABEL
IN No,roIr hay LINE,'b
~ ron SS2RE t1Gk,rW EIDQN, WILMINGTON, CHARLES
io-'' i5 aIoo"GSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, C0IIW-
blA' ATLAN IA, MONTGOMERY, AM
ofihNG AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
nav DAli.n, except Sundays,l via
DAY LINE, & SEA aboard K ROAN0K Il Amman
rhoo.,., 70 THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me Schedule being arranged that the Traveller
" NJ NlShf TRAVEL on the Railroad from s"'oe|1
NEW YORK TO WETD0N N ~
17ro ,ro-- VI, THROUGH TICKETS
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NEW AND VALUABLE MACHINERY
~ The FAIRBANKS h WILMOT PORTABIES STEAM
BOILER, FARM ENGINE and FOREST SAW is now on
exhibition and for sale No West Pratt street. Rati
more between Charles and Hanover tbs public are
invited TO call and witness its operations 1t will that
Two men can cut from 20 to 40 cords of wood per day with the
greatest ease. - ~ ~
the same place be the astonishing operations
9, the KOGHESTER IRVING SHAVING JOINT SINGLE
MACHlNE 1t will make twenty thousand shingles day
with ease These Machines have been thoroughly tested
and We have the highest testimonials of their efficiency and
capaby of doing all that claim them Praise is s
perfuous, exarn ton will prove to all that these
Machines are the great Machines of the age
~ F. VAUGHAN, Agent,
Wactp Pat
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mines. TInnors. ks.

MAR WINES, BRANDIEs, RUNS,
tssssalF7i BLACK TEAS. &c
Skiz4 2. 7 ERNAN 4 son,
Offer for sale he following articles, of their own
i'm alton, particularly for family
SHERRY W1NES-Peu artnes finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Sande mans competition red and white
Port, in WOOD and in glass
MADEIRA WISE-John Howard March's fine Madeira,
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice
HOOK WINES Jaharnesherger, Steinberger. Marco
drummer Cabinet, Lib frau mitch, Bronneberg 1876
CHAMPAGNE WiNES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pin s.
BRA NDlES otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandies.
RUMS-0d and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Is ands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quaty-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests Of the finest so CH0NG TEA au23u
THOMAS sHIELD p.
A SHIELDS & ROCHE,
Yzxfs IMPORTERS OF
WINES
BRAN DIES,
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. l45 North HOlDdrd street, Baltimore, Nd.
Always on hand large stock of superior Old RYEWHS
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Sad Ana0s.
8aIl AGaos.
ia 50 EfsSsssSs;sss.9 PHILADELPHIA,
fh,sx cz1s5ssS-lzG " ILMT NGTON AND
BALTIMORE Il ATIPOAD

<SF'AsE ~ "GHD
sassa . Ss4.z ss rrjIiILA :.
- BALTIMORE RAIIRO
SPRLEG ARRANGEAENT.
Phadeighia viii leave PREsiDENT STREET DEPOT
PAtI,n except sunday as fellows, viz:
EXPkESS TRAIN at $50 A. ~, WAY MAIL at 10 Is
a; ~; EVENING MAIL at 5.23 p. 81
On SUNDAYS at 525 p b. only Al trains connect with
new y rk Trains except SIS p. n, on Saturdays "
Freight Irain with Passenger Car attached laaras at
Havre de Grace. " A'i' anu
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at l5A.M.12N
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISRrHy AMI IN
,,. TkRMEDIATE POINTS
by leaving IN 10 10 A ~ train will at Wilmington
ttm 80 " 81 tram daily Except Sunday for al
nurse avs ana Saturdays for Milford Mondays, We'd
heSdays and Fridays for SsfOr; by aving at %
IAN procure astppoyer check from Conductor spend the
neht IN wilmington and take the 9S5 A. train for all
statl0nI D. tween " Ilminaton and Salisbury.
NOIICEAll colored persons, Hetner bond or free will
&c required TO bring responsible white person person
ally known to the undersigned, who will be willing TO sign
oonu 10 the Company before they will I've over any
s4.tf SgI. CRAWFORD. Agent
Ark4 9sSSSscEj WESTERN
s24 @EeE-AsG MARYLAND RAyER0A0
Open o FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station $50 \. NJ. and P NJ Re-
turning leave Finkshurg Station IS and 10 80 A. NJ
Stages for Hampstead Manchester, Wesimnst.T Tana,
town and EmmittSburg on the arrival Of the A. train
Also Tor Westminster from the 4 T. NJ. train.
81 u IRWIN \ TAYLOR.
I - \ FOR T THR p
WEST AND NOPTHW WEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUN4ER ARRANGEREyT
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ES,sIsrA GREAT
@A~@AAaa==as%s SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

aiohE2 I GlTY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA, KNOX
,yn VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN
Inc steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BEiyiDERE are
n2w nle4ylng Baltimore VERY WEDNESDAY and SAT-
Gm Dao AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, for City Point Va
KnnTy;hs wlIn me South Side Railroad to lynchbuig
HIS HSimpls and intermediate towns being
ihh SlioKiEST, THE MOST EXPENDITURES
,,,,,,z -.
IT. r.-- BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
~ tant points in South western Virginia Tennao,e
oama and Mississippi VIZ A'0''HeiH part Oh Ala
os IecelPed for through to any of the aho, places
ions on the route, apply TO ~ e ''eidi s'A
]. BRANDT, Jr,
ct,y agent Powhatan Steamboat Con psnv
g st1e
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Inc norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
y IS s "Garl, uNloN DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET

80 7,zs.Ss7ss5 -. 49,, AND WESTERN SHGRE
Ih nc news swift and commodous Steamer KENT Ca9tan
d IL nltWan Leaves heTwharf Light street font &c
Sa d f2r pGHQPTANK RIy Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
aau sAI UkdlAf MORNING, at O'clock toncIinG a .
TbbTaaEe' Woras Point Castle Haven, Shermans Fer
dai a!ie wharf, CABIN Creek. Aedords Wharf Proyi
EASTERN wa Dover Bridget Kingstown Gnins
Ptiht P3tterS Landing and DEMON Reurnins laayes
Dentoh EE ER1 HURS DAY AND MONDAY M0RNINS'
at 9e9ck, TOUCHING at the above Landings
TITEsSH9ss 70 vor ANNAf0iIS and MESI RIVER EVERY
be prepaid " - Ways 81 Hielshl must
ap25-f ~ y o,,,,,o,.
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Daggage COnyeVcd fJCc ofcb0rr.
between the DepOts the Route - ~ ~ '''"" &c
Passengers by this Line enjoy A comfortable rbt,, .
On e bay steamers and privileged lcv our at gJt
az y PGl Tfi ahq resume their trip by daylight
and Philadelphia by this Line will have their bauaage
Cheeked from those cities to BAY BOATS from wbence
VIII be checked to different points South "'eN'e
T uf5heT Information and Through Tickets (Which ar
soou ny te BAY or Mail ine,) apply in NEW YORK Ar tn
company Great Southern Railroad Office, Jerse
Ferry FOOT of CORTLAND street. G. Pearce
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office, foot Of CORTLAND
@ OF al Zs9 broadTay corner Barclay street above
me Ast0r House In PHILADELPHIA ct the Comnanv \
ohfe n corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
M9 at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Comp nv foot
Oh ~ 4 mon DOCK, or on board the Bay Steamers.
ne large anu commodOus, and beautiful seanprs
f E0UiSi4NA, and ADELAIDE, repete with every com,
lori and convenience, have been added to the inc The
iiHe being composed Of the splendid steamers LOUISE
AANa, Capt 6. RUSSELL and ADELAIDE, Captain las
modations 1900 ~ anu Dei III "cculu-
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Gamma.
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Sssls,-s!A BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHA,
azsS55ayF-zS%SEs MA STEAM COMPANY

!s-sgILss,-.Is baLIIMURE AND SUSOUEHAN
~ ~ sFa{S5aS ma STEAM COMPANY
f2S5d FL i aAVRE De GRACE and TIDE WATER CkNAL
lower s snd Of Cegt Phillips leaves
eS3Mi dci WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING at
rI2 S:oGK RetIrning leaves PORT DEPOSIT EVERY
M aad T4HVYRE VIZ q aa5 sTURbAYq ococf
The steamboat s'LANCASTERS Cant T'IcE Il r r NJ
seaT YES same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSD4Y and
DAD MAY EFE NISG at O'Clock Returning leaves
PU JRn REP4SiT EVERY MONDAY, WEDSES65Y and
nv n Nc at O'clock and HAVRE DE GRACE
Passage berths included, 80 cents
rates and carefully attended TO ' '"'iieu ~ ioh
- duplicate receipts for freight will he requirsa
me agent at Havre de Grace will attend to forWarnr
consigned to him for point on the Pennsui
Philadelphia elsewhere 'Oi ""'tiinore,
The steamboat "JUNIATA," Capt Fred Tomlinson. can
be chartered time. ~ 'iHSon' CAB
JOS, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
,,.c X. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Hayre dc Grace
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We desire to express acknowlcdg ments to
the Burlington and.Mssouri River Railroad
Company through their very polite and OBJ
iiging agent here Mr.. Northrup, and to the
American Express Company hr gu h
their efficient Agent, VIM. Daggett and their
faithful and most worthy Messenger Mr.
Harken, for eapcditing TO Darlington and
back portion ofour press so promptly as
to avoid delay in our business, and without
charge. This most grateful favor TO the
press entities The above companies to this
acknowledgment, although it is not the first
instance Of the liberalty which cFaracterizes
the management Of their business. We
commend them and also Mr. Charles Hen
drie, at whose excellent foundry our press
was so promptly and skilfilly repaired, to the
continued favor Of an approaching public.
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Belts AND WOODWARD AHEAD.-We de-
sire to say 10 our readers that Belts & Wood
ward have received and opened within the
few last days decidedly the largest and in
every respect the best stock Of clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, &C. ever brought to
this market Mr.. Woodward being now
at the East, is experimenting in person the
purchases for the firm, and buying exclu-
sively for cash, this house has the ability to
sci! lower than ever before. The proof of
this will be demonstrated to every one who
will call and examine f0i themselves. Their
goods are seasonable, we'll made, and Of good
material as we'll as cheap
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SELECT ScuooL.-We desire to call atten-
ton to the opening on Monday last, Of sci ct
School by Miss Sheffield, in the residence Of
Mrs. Spauding, near John d. Devin's on the
Bluff. This school, on account of the quail
tications of Miss Sheffield to teach the young,
and its admirable location, will furnish the
best facilities for children, and we hope all
our citizens who regard the health as well as
the mental training of their children, will
recognize its claims upon generous sup
port,
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j. W. Robb, SEc'Y & TREASURER,

An old farmer, who has been one of the
"Wheel Horses" of the Democracy of Spen-
Ger County for many years, says that he is
determined to vote for "Old Abe at the
next November election, as he had fight
with Abe when they were hoys, and Abe
whipped him. He wishes to have the salts
faction of knowing that he has been whip
Nped by the President ofthe United States
EraRsrWe Journal.
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Council Proceedings.
MONDAY Eve. June %, lSG

AIoNDAf Eve. Jufe 20, ISOU.
Council met--Mayor in tie chair. All
the members present. Aid Lotspeich moved
that Mr.. Reed and Judge Rorer of the j. &
NJ. Il. r. Co. AID Mr. G. +. Blake of this city
who were present, be heard OH any PROPOSE
ton they may wish to present to the city
Council.-Carried.
Judge Rorer, made some remarks, and
presented to the consideration of the Coun-
Gil a resolution resembling 50 much of the
contract. entered into on the 9th day of
July. 1859, between the city of Ottumwa and
the B. & NJ. r. r. Co., as stipulated that the
city shall procure from G. +. Blake and con-
vey to said company certain parcel ofland,
with certain conditions named and that the
contract between G. F. Blake, and the city
ofOttumwa, be rescinded in consideration
of such RECESSION, the bonds Of the city now
held by c. F. Blake, win be by him given
up to the city to be, and are cancelled ; the
u. & NJ. r. X. Co., will takeupon themselves
the purchase Of said lands at their own cost,
and will receive from said Blake, deed re-
leased from all obligations to let AIRY other
Railroad pass over said land, if any such
obligation existed therein.
1t was moved and carried, that an Attor-
ney of the keoiuk & Ft. Des Moines Il. r.
Co., be heard on the question when Mr..
Burton IN behalf Of said Road, made some
remarks.
1t was moved that the resolution be adop.
ted. The question was discussed by men,
bers of rhe Council, and by permission of
the council, by the Agents of the Railroads
above named, and by some citizens of the
city, 10y c. F. Blake, who on bis part as
scented to the remarks.
A motion to lay the question and propo-
sition offered by Judge Rorer, upon the table,
was lost A motion to lay upon the table
until tomorrow, IL o'clock June 26th, was
carried
AID. Lotspeich offered a resolution that
the asscsslns2t list and valuation ofthe taxa
BILE property in this city as reported by the
Assessor for 1860, be approved adopted.
Aid. Kittredge, from committee to draw
ND a contract with X. Fl. e. NJ. Il. r. pre-
sented the report of commttee-read and
laid upon the table until next meeting.
Adjourned tc meet June Goth, at II o'clock.
S. b. TBRALL Recorder.
JUNE 10Th, II o'clock. Council met,
Mayor in the chair. All the members pres
ept The resolution offered last evening,
with reference to resembling contract with b,
An. r. Co., was taken from the table,
read and on motion adopted.
Yeas and Nays called as follows: Yeas,
Warden, Kittredge, Milburn, oConnor,
Mitchell and Williamson, 8. Nay, Baldwin,
Dixon, Lotspeich, 8. Mr.. Bike then hand.
ed to the city council, the bonds of the city
for $4,000, and received from the Mayor his
bond to the city.
The Recorder was directed to cancel the
bonds OF the city and file them away in his
Office.
II was moved and carried to take from the
table the Resolution and form OF contract
with the Keokuk, TT. d. NJ. & NJ. r. r. Co,
reported at last meeting; il was read and on
motion adopted
Adjourned to meet next Monday evening,
July Cd, go, ; ~ IuRAL', Recorder.
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EsrRaY NOTICE.

FH1AKFN up estrav, nv Walter Cross, Mt his
u residence, in Eddvvilie. Wapelln county, Iowa.
the 9Th day of April, 1861, one sorrel Pony with
white face, FAX name n tail, nnaerlp white heavy
built, about II hands high has harness ma. Ks ell
Their side and on the rump; either side If the
face supposed to have been caused nv burn for the
bighead shod before and supposed to he IL old
No other marks or brands visible Appraised at $50
before II. w. Boyd Justice ofthe Peace.
JOSEPH HAYNE Co. Clerk.
Ottumwa, April %, '6a-T.l2 SIN.
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail ROad'

Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Route from Chi
cRgo to CINCINNATI.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
OF Lake street, as follows:
First train I:io am., arrives at Michigan City at
l2:3n tdinner) la Fayete 5:25, (supper0 Indi-
annapolis SIS, pm, Lawrenccburg 1880 and Cncin-
natl at ll:t5p.m.
Second train s.nrIh arrive at Michigan City at geo
pm, La Fayett. 2:il an, indianapolis $50 a m
Lawrenceburg ll:sD am, Cincinnati at ln:45 a.m
Passengers leave 0ttumwa 500 pm, arrive at
Burlington Al ,:25 pm, arrive at Chicago at 5l5 m
at Cincinnati l:3h am.
Only one change of cars between Chicago and Gin.
cinnati.
Patent sleeping attached to all night trains
and run through from Chicago 10 Cincinnati withou.
change.
Through tickets can he had NJ all railroad cfices
in the West, and at the companys Office corner Lake
and peahorn streets and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as low as via any other route.
III. SPALpiNG, Ag't Chic ago.
WM. POWELL, Trav. Agent
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-06-28

LosT.-On Friday morning at or near the
Depot, gold watch seal, hook and part Of a
chain, the seal having CorneIan on one
side, and locket containing the picture of
little girl. The hook had been broken. A
suitable reward will be paid to the finder on
return of the property to r. ii. Warden, or
to this office
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-06-28

Our enterprising and wide awake friend,
Adam Schworm, has very large and well
selected stock of fresh goods just received and
arriving from Burlington which he is selling
at very low figures. Adam is a fine fellow,
and is winning host Of friends.