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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16
SsTATE OF MINNEaOTk, district Court, LIST
- District, 0oodhue County. a..,

u
y District, 0oodhue County! aa..
Jesse MclntiPe and tl-4a lila.
Theodore B. Sheldon, fF Ct
faYtnefs IA McIntire & -st g .JG- sE
Sheldon, Plaintiffs, Summons.
2. " against E.H E#
William P. Wright, sst1sl :
Do .ndant. ,.s 90 sH
In the name Of the State Of Minnesota. To
William ?. Wright, the defendant herein -
You are hereby summoned and required to
anewer tho complaint in this acton which ia
alled in tho Office Of the Clerk Of this Court in
the city Of Red Wing, in said county, and serve
: copy Of your answer to such complaint on us
9t osr oftice, in said city Of Red Wing, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of. the day Of such service,
and y you fail to 9newcr said complaint within
tho time aforesaid, the above naimod plaintiff,
VIII take Judgment against you for tho sum Of
one hundred and thirty mine dollars and nine
cents, interest at the rate Of seven per cent
QeI ennum on tile respective sums and ~ the
Respective times as follows, viz:
On thesu ofcighty Ave dollars and twenty
ono cents, from the 2ssh dag Of November IS.
On tho sum Of six dollars from the 10th dsy
Of August, 1857.
On the spm Of thirt, dollars and eighty. five
cents from the 4th day Of November, 1857, and
on the sum Of seventeen dollars and three cents
from the lst day of October, 1851, together with
the costs Of thia action. Dated Red Wing
Ainnr' goth April, 1860. ,gfJf}g ~
BRlsroL PHELPs,
,. issws a&a a1's PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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CITY DrIREGTO RY..
/. !tED WING CHURCHES:
kP1sCOPAL.

I;-!..rr;;... ~, :: !Er!sCofA. l.G 7..
East and West ,Avsnue with Broad street. Scr
Sices at loK A. NJ. and 81 o'clock r. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service.
Daily morning prayer uC 3 o'clock. All seats
free.e Rev. E. r. Wellcs, Pastor. -..-.rg o 81
PRESBYTERIAN. frrq
Flssr PREsBxrEWIAN-on Sixth street, near
she Court House). Servi, es at 1ol11 A. NJ, and
r. N. Rev. j. W. Hancock, Pastor. rt5ltt et
E'.""'>f" ~ METHODIST. 'al 7 @t'
MErmonlsr EPlscoPAL-corncr Of East Ave-
ave and FoHrth street. Services Of the Sab
gath at l611 "A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ. Sunday
9cnool ,at1 P. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday
,ysnin9 ats,s1< o'clock. Rcv. Jabez Brooks,
'assor-residoncc on East Avenue, .t.. !.
.GERxAx MErnopIsy:-cornero of Broadway 4
Fourth street, ,Sccvice. at lO15 A. NJ, and :
P,,,M. Rev Henry Kolbe, Pastor.
F9tia gt;gf = LUTHERAN.
~.Swsns Lu7HEnAs CnURcn--en Fifth street.
services vt loI "A. NJ. and P. NJ. Preaching
evsry, Wednesday, evening ut : o'clock. Rev.
q. t5Oyen. rAstor!i ~, 6sIgaEar. ,,.s-..-f.f,r5 :,
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Main street, Red Wing, (wilkinson's block

Main street, Red Wing, (wilkinson's block. J
MN. & JAS. LAwTHER are now opening
w and receiving complete stock of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, =.
@ VESTINGS, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
in great variety. Also,a complete assortment Of
TALORS' TRIMMINGS,
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap !
We have also in connection
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
for the manufacture of Gents, Clothes to or
der. Mr.. G. BERGH, an experienced work
man, will wait on gents and furnish them with
garments fthe latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors furnished with
anything on the most reasonable terms. W.
respectfully solicit a share of patronage.
Terms strictly cash.
Red Wing, May 2, 1860. -l9stf
CTATE OF MINNEsOTA,l Dist. Court. i,
oCouNrY OF GooDHuE, ss. Judicial District
Thomas Taylor,
Plaintiff. r.
VS..
Robert w. Hamilton, Isabel }SuuuoNs.
10 E.. Hamilton, his wife, and
Charles L. Holbrook, - t1s@Ea7
- defendants. 1850 afas
TO Robert w. Hamilton, lisa.
bella bel ls: E: Hamilton and Charles !. HolbrooK
nc above named defendants In the name
are hereby summoned. and required to- ans.
wsT ths; s9mplai9s 9f the PLAINTIFF in thi.
ice of the CLERK Of said Court At Red Wine. j n
said county, and serve q copy of your answer
TO said complaint, upon the asubscribers, a,
their Office in the city Of Red Wing, IN said
county within twenty days after tbs service Of
thissummonsupon you, exclusive of the day
Of such service: And you are hereby notified
that if you fail to answer .said complaint ns
above required, the plaintiff in this 9ction viii
apply to the court for the relief demanded il
said complaint. =
Dated, Red Wing, Min1.essoota,, sot March 2sth
a. u. lSdO. WILDER q WILLIsrcN,E..
,.lsiws eaizasf3a asT Att'ys- for Plaintiff. /,
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1AissOLuTION NOTICE. - 5s15 y s5..st3.' II.
- /; Tbs co-partnership heretofore exist;ne
between the undaEaignod under the name ,and
firm 9 Of J; 9. Wcatherby = Co., Is this day
of the firm will be settled byJ O.. Wasthari:v.
.,H2ooWT J.. .C.sWEArHERRY. q :
Z Z a.rrFss! s!sEDHVND M. ALIEN
April %, 1850. 1S7-w4
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.lI0SOLUTION NOTICE.

Dl0SOLUTION NOTICE.
~ The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent, n. A. Hoyt having sold
his interest TO j. X. Simmons L. B. Morrow
3SauthorikSl 70 settle the business o. said irm
Hpfn rs, 1850. 57f L. b. MORROW,
t11l-W4 .1S' !F!t. .4@s M. A. HOYT. ar2
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FORsSAI.E

.ssra FOR SALE ei .tt.s
4 STORE HOUSE with, the lot on. which ii
= - stands, near Geald's Landing, Wacoota,
Terms favor.bleLtitle guaranteed. Inqnire
of E. BULLARD,
: s's Or c,ooLv111,LlE 7 4 ssS4ii HAa11ron, i
wacoet.; May II, ,'5s. 81 9p 3 > iisesm iS i :
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16

OO008OT8O WXxKLYs" ~ ~
Flour -Rx.races 90; xxx - 90 v bbl. u
Nhees- Good 00oe5c. "a &. .s'9ss Ises .
0atS 2960Soci " bushel. I'D Uie. sa-ril-2 ~
Uorn.-960SO035c shelled. ilisb ,rrei
fSFk-S7<06o v ib in the hog. - s5i1
1OSatoes-160O0c. sf Is ekl!goG' taoiniiJ 4
Sesd-Timothy o. 500s; Clover >7lo7 So.
Beams -5to0el, 9S.1. hush. an.sprar1a gli 4
Butter-l0l91<0c v ID. -.ew
Eggs-60So y dozen. s.,, ~ %
saeass-N::O.s ssSee; refined 11Sl2c; crushed
syrsp-N. 9. ,50e; 9. II. '7oc; golden soc.v
Cohee-Rio 1SSI6c; lava 400 y b..
Tobacco Plug $40 900; smoking lo0l'cts !;
1ne-eut chewing 4oc. 'a.lt .sP,sslr :, ...,.
9exdessRl.::;as ssvkss rias 4ossoe ~ sa
Wood So012 y cord. @''boA tR 1850 %
Salt-Coalse o.. IS; dairy 8, 5o6)A y Dbl.
Fluid -s00eOc Y gallon. tos..f..a.
Oil-Linseed ol a5; winter strained whale
and lard q asv ealloa. j. ,l1J, .,.,o ~.
Shingles es~sh.ved as>a, IS extr. >s 50.
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1: q: nfE. +.

-, ~ l-Ii y. p =. .rEt,r,
= l.sd Niig Lodge No. Is. oftEse above named
o. lsr h2ll their regular meetings every Tues
day evening, at ~ O'clock, at the Hall for
mcrly known as the Democrat. Club Room.
r,r. '... MAN. COMSTOCK, w. &. r.
kAsAB PErr,poxE, W. s.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16
Beat Thip.

!IlSenentS, one OF tnem having Dut TWO line
| in q co.:,mn, which being counted as miniol
would not be such a heavy days work afte
all Tho Dodge County Democrat ais
contains q puff for it's head compositor. On
lot its columns contains but three lines. II
Eset &C, COO ems in five days. The Democrd
needn't 60 East to find plenty Of compost
tors who can take the wind out Of Mr.. VIII
tord's sails.-Sentiufti2di inst. ',s p .23zs@
We will wager dozen Of Longworthl:;;
best, that there is nothing in Red Wing
that can do it, Mr.. Sentinel. The two col.
umns Of 8 fat 2 you speak Of was not incll.
ded in the amount.-Dodge Go. Denocrat
Nor the tax sale list either, we presume !:
Maybe you think SO, and would wish to be
|undeceived, Mr.. Democrat! Please call in
the next time you come to town, and if we
are not TOO badly affected with the g shorts
We'll "run you dunt" for ten hours for
your proposed wager, We shall not puff
ourself, however, but warrant that our days
work will tell tale Of it's own, and a good
one, too. May the best man win" 2aI
News Of the State. yt 4Jo: ia
There is q fellow in our neighboring city
Of Hudson who boasts an enormous mouth
Ia mouth that is mouth-a cavity that re-
sembles an ordinary bake oven. .Ope of our
dentists has been engaged for some time past
in making set af teeth for him. When the
jobywas completed, the Doctor made oqt
his bill for setting twenty-eight ivory grave
stones: The Hudsoniau paid the bill and
invited the Dr. to drink. k.-Stiy,oster Mes.
seM r:
From the5Lake Superior Msn,r we learn
,llat there is more mass copper showing now
4 several Of the best mines on the Lake
shore, than At any previous period, in the
history Of that region. Three mines in
Rockland township, twelve miles from On.
tonagon, are yielding in tie aggregate about
27O tons of copper per month. The Miner
speaks very eDcouragingly Of the copper
country. .1nE 15 a.za
There appearsto be pefett ftror, al pre-
s:nt, to get off, for the gold regions. A large
company will start from this place this
week, to go overland. The names of many
persons are mentioned as. going, who will
give up the project 9iakopee Democrat.
The telegraph builders are hard at work
now, and the contractors are driving the
work ahead finely. The office will be in the
Minnesotian and Times building -lNinneso-
tian d. Times. Ig 81 ,s7Ty
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16
> Monetary Mattesa. 0

isf,t-A 1ia Monetary Mastesa.o lna t
Prepared expressly tor the sENrnEI by Smith,
AsiSs- d Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
veney, We quote exchange ~ follows: va
---- Duyins. Selling.
Ex. on Now York, l0lh prem. 2L prem.
- - St. Louis, II 2x, :"
" "sSs'sySSi,....s SSss''ssSaii, J RAJ R:.r%A = Il :"
i" '-Galcna, q
Gold, (s,sxq.Alss : IN sS\I.sozzSse
Eastern Currency. - --~----'
Goodhue Co, Ofders, rs6oc
For soii, Il .s!l exchange ha a On New New York It
I perseegt,. nrstasunq's:s 9;slqsss ,qSA s<S &>xsN.-
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"a ! PORK. Z r RAa 'HAMs. 4 IS
ss3 fsLts .,...nr,,,n :. c,17aSSu f4a n ~
Also: Dealer IN Ready Made e,!esh'as,
/ -s..ss# + Tailois' TRIM Trimmings: s
also h.v. Tailoring a department ,r for The. tn,
a. %anufaeto1g ns ofcloths TO order m"rFan'eo''
nt OF no sale' --'-
ssaz@RE Also asfarge stocksofa =. .s9sxss :.
BOOTS AMID 9EoGS,
s.s:7 IT. FANCY GOODS
]. 9|AA'A9 j. sSAyAMss s.r
1~illfirther state to the public that which
many aifcady knew, d will sell Goods for cGsA)
% cheap as any iSs1casnglln-t tnis city = NOW
Friends, Countrymen aga !, tne ,reet .e1 msnk1nd,
including women and children,3 u Rlesse call vt
s5s%es sSSds sas i ee
I'll III 0Ef I1I J.J. RICHTER -.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16

STEAM ENGINE FOR SAIEIs
TyHEsubsctiber has . iiFst rafSSts Hpaine
= cfthirty horse mower. .whishshe will all ON
very lhsraltormsif publication q made soon
Red Wing, March 90, lsss.. g 2 sstfis-
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16

Conversat'on.ss {
The all absorbing theme Of conversation
for The last week OF two, il The street and
by the freside, in the saloons, the stores,
tho chsnehsa, and everywhere whsss gsnsn
most as dsngugats. =. the Hssnsn, and ssay-
90 bessl hsryb body Discusses the merits
Of, TER, doctors, ministers., dssdonas,
labossrs, gSntlsmsn, high and lon ts tie snd
Ipoor. i - NJ lsaa singular thar trss, thas
!, pelitiaI s. h,s 1,vSRi ;;il.et sts lett ~,
and iuIesl1 jitsmats 'languase, slan
phrases ~ s. 81 Tie g. 80 How's your mus
Gle IL morning iai ?? 8. What's JSsar s s.eon-
ditioo' p and T" How do you range :" are
The common morning saiutations. II you
would shake |. person ~ the hand, YOU ask
him for his /" mauley," Or his "bunch Of
fiyes.Ya The mouth IS called an ''iyory box, .
tho nose /" snout," and the eyes "ogles."
!" Webster under the brit3sge," " certainly will
have to be revised, in order to keep pace
with the times. : :! '@@s' =
95a .ssl ~ ~~~~>~---.y = u -ei-.y>sd 24i
Beat This.a9 i'E3sag , Q = aegao2
G. Mcdowell, foreman Of this office set
16, 600 ems in the tossnoon, of Monday last
|-MtGyeoor Txses. la 78tf t2s&&iI,
Ne; sir; We dare not attempt to tell . big
uap E-SkOrv NO moan Ra7ls Dlo:x. IT,,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16
1860. &prijsg ec Sunenser TRADE. 1860

ian 6s Times.
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The 1NvINcIBLEs.-A Douglas Club bear
ing this name, has been organized in this
city, and paraded for the first time on Mon
day night. Their uniform Is red flannel
shirts trimmed with blue, caps and lamps
like the Wide Awakes They were in no
way ipterfered with by Republicans, as they
interfered with the Wide Awakes on the
first night of their parade, by shouts for
Douglas, offensive and vulgar rem arks and
gestures, crowding upon and running be-
tween the ranks. They seem to have over
come their objections to such companies in
a marvelously short time. What the color
of their uniforms signifies, we have not learn
ed, unless it is intended to signalize the Dec
laratlon Of Independence, which they say
was made expressly for the British ard their
descendants. But let them have it in their
own way, there is no accounting for tastes,
as the man said when he kissed the Jackass.
At all events we whipped the red coats once,
and we can doit again, politically we mean
Of course
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Saba tn school Institute.

A Convention of the Officers, Teachers,
and others interested in Sabbath Schools,
composed of those residing in this and ad-
joining counties, met in the NJ E. Church of
this city, on Tuesday afternoon. A large
number OF ladies and gentlemen were pres
ent A preliminary organization was made
by appointing Capt. r. d. Evans of Fair
field, Chairman, and E. l.. Joy, of this city,
Secretary. An sble and interesting intro
ductory address was delivered by Rev. j. NJ.
McElroy-after which the discussion of the
question-"How to secure order in School,"
was entered upon, in which Rev.'s Worces-
ter and Axline, and Messrs. Williamson and
Adams, took part The afternoon session
then closed with the singing of the Corona
ton Hymn.
In the evening an address was delivered
before large audience by Rev. Mr. Axline.
We go to press too early to give further
account Of the proceedings
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Thunder Storm.

One Of the severest storms of the season
occurred on Tuesday night. The thun-
der seemed to shake the universe, the light
Mug flashed necessarily, the wind blew a
gale and more rain fell within given period
than in the same time for two years or more.
The river rose about one foot, and the unfin.
ished railroad embankment sustained some
injury from washing. The space between
the grading and the bank was filled with wa
ter where it will remain until culvert is
made to drain it off.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & aVsScE
J EAIlRDADIrNE

Old and Only Reliable Route East.
From Burling ton Chicago Detroit, Toledo, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, and all 9TH
er Eastern aud Southeastern Cities.
1st Morning Train leaves : 05
I'd Accommo dation :" ESQ u
Sd Evening Express " 800
Passengers leaving Burlington on the 6:Oa trsir
Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railroad
North and South aud at Chicago both the morning
and evening trains l6:Ou II M and $40 mr. connect
with alithe Great Eastern Railroad routes, To wit: NJ
C. r. r.. via Detroit N. 5. L. r., via Toledo, and
rttsburg and IT. Wayne X. r., via ~. Wayne, Of
which passengers can take their choice.
Only wenty hours from Burlington to Toledo mir
teen hours ahead OF any other routS leaving Barring
ton.
Baggage checked through tc Detroit Niagara Fails
and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkisk, Bufale,
Pitsburg and Philadelphia.
Tcsets for this great Eastern thorou for sale
al otamwa, Fairfield, Mt. Please nt aud at the Tck.s
Office corner Frost and Water SITS, Burlington.
Sleeping cars attached TO the night trains.
Fare az low a. by any other route.
u REMICK.
May. '6a--tE Gen'l Agt& &, Il. q. X. H..
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Douglas Meeting at EddyvilIe.

Our Douglas friends had a meeting at Ed
dyville on Tuesday, which, from the best
information we can get, was rich and stor-
my affair, and full Of laughable Incidents
There were several fights lone between a
negro barber from Oskaloosa and Demo
crat, which grew into general muss-to
quell which the EddyviIle Guards had to be
called out. Returning in the night, they
got caught out in the ram, and many got
wet-the Red Shirts not shedding water as
well as could he desired. A party of yourS
Invincibles found themselves in possession
of different team from the one they drove
away with in the morning. A large num-
Der ofthe company spent the night in Jen-
kin's barn, miles from home.
Accounts differ as to the number in at
tendance. It Ist have been considerable,
as most Of the hands ON the Railroad turned
out
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Political Meeting.

Hon. j. c. Mitchell will address the Re-
publican club of Dahlonega Township, at the
School House in Dahlonega, on Tuesday
evening the 18th inst. Any Democratic
speaker, except Mr.. Street, is respectfully
invited to be present and participate.
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Opfer has opened a new Grocery establish
ment, for the sale of Family Groceries, Pro-
visions, Cegars Lager beer, &C., in the Las
wells Bank Building, opposite Potter House,
Front St. Give hin call.
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A LARGE MELoN.-Our friend, Mr. Aaron
Harlan, left at orr Office last week, a Musk
melon weighing l61 pounds, and measuring
over four feet around the long way, and 2
feet around the small way. 1t was finely
favored as well as large. Mr.. Harlan has
Others larger.
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j. A. Smith & Co., lis Lake ST., Chicago,
have the best Vide Aoahs Uniforms got up
in the States, and at lowest prices. Also
10000 Lincoln and Hamlin medals, and Of
all the other candidates, which they sell at
New York prices aug. 80.
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When acquired, New Mexico was free ter
rito,y. Douglas told Senator Davis that but
f,r his (Dou Jas } personal efforts, it would
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FDsTT>RURG. FORT WAYNE AND
- L L

n CiilCAGO RhIlsROAD
Now completed, and from Chicago to IT'S
burg without change, connecting with the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton City, and all the interior towns of PenRs,l
var ia, New Jersy New York, Maryland &c.
Merchants h taking this will have the benefit
Of all the eastern markets at no additional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the depot, corner of Canal and Van
Buren, streets, west side twice daily ON arrival OF
trains from the west. -ra .
connecting at Crestline with Cleveland and
Lake Shore Railroad TO Dunkirk, Buffalo, Nj
sgara Falls, New York and Boston, and all the
interior towns OF New England via New igrs
Central and New York Erie Railroads. Also
South to Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mt
Vernon, steubenville Wheeling, and interior
tows of Ohio and Virginia. ..
The above trains connect at Forest with trains
Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana, Day ton and
Cincinnati Also, with trains at Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati, direct.
FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable passing throug many of the
largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads
will find attentive check agents at the depots to
ceve checks and convey baggage free of charge to the
Pittsburg and Chicago cars.
Sleeping cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Ticket Offices in
the West, and at the Coppanys Office corner OF RAN
doiph and Dearborn streets opposite the Revere
House, at the Depot side, corner of Canal and
Van Buren, streets, Chicago.
Be particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
r. f. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
Freigh. of all kinds win be carried from Chicago to-
all points East all times at as low any 9TH
Railroad route.
TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPpES.
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Eairt adj
Co. having effected arrangement with the Pennsyl-
vsnia Central r. r. Co. for the transportation OF
Through Freight property be shipped by this
line between Chicago, Philadelphia. baltimore, New
York and Boston, with promptness and despatch
Contracts be made at the following places
No. Aston House, New York.
No. S. William ST., do ...- ...
No. Battery place, do
No. II Washington St, Boston!
No. Dock ST.. Philadelphia.
Depot, North street, Baltimore.
Depot, Charles street, West Side, near Van Burer
street bridge Chicago.
Mark packages via p, IT. Wayne c. Il. r.
For further information apply to
JAS. W. MUSSON Freight ct Chicago.
J. J. HOUSTON, Gen'l Fret sht Agent Chicago.
Chicago, Mar Is, 1850.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

Losr.-the mother of Stephen A. Douglas
cannot be found. He has wandered most
disconsolately through every New England
State for maternal embrace, aud is now GO
ing South Won't sopebodv give him her
address,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

Read on the first page the Political Rec
ord of S. A. Douglas, and preserve this pa
per fo- reference #|"'.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

Barhydt, Burlington, has all the party
Medals, Envelopes, and Likenesses of the
candidates for sale at wholesale Send to
him for supply. .....
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

VNREIGHr OFFICE OF PEORIA.
n pQrAWKA rnd BURLINGTON Il. R.-NoTtCE.
To Merchants and shippers wishing 20 ship by tire
above Road, will please call the Peoria Railroad
Ticket ofice, - erst have their bills Of iadiny
signed.
This Company have arrangements to SLIP TO ST. Lou,
is Cincinnati aud Cairo, without change OF ears.
H. a. KING.
Jan. G0-ti Gen. Asssi
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

WNDR SALE...A BILLIARD TABLE, AS GOOD
ss new, and cheap for part cash, and balance Sc
cared 90 time. Enquire Tor owner at this oft,e.
Aug ii, 2Si2,lm
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

A.A. Stuart will address the Republican
Club of Eddyville, at its regular meeting, on
Monday evening, the 10th inst
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

We understand that the Democracy are
getting sick of Dean, the nasty. He lies so
abolninably that men Of sense turn away
fr,m him in disgust.