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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-09

MARRIED.-At the residence. of the
Brides Mother, in Wapello county, Iowa, ON Thurs
day the I'd inst, by Rev. Geo. Banford, Mr. Benimn
Bullock, to Miss Mary A. Dickson both of Polk Town
hips.
On Wednesday Evening, August 1st at the residence
OF the Brides Father, by Rev J. NJ Nc Elroy, Mr. NJ
b. MURPHY, and Miss. A. A. BAKER, all of this city.
An excellent cake and magnificent boquet emblemat
iof beauty and plenty, accompanied the above
and was appreciated by all connected with the Corie,
oDce May the future ofour young friends be crowned
with good and their pathway be adorned with flowers
is the printers prayer.
On Monday the 9th inst, at the residence OF the
brides Mother, by Rev. s. ii. Worcester, Mr. A. NJ
HARMS and Miss JOSE q. WooD, all of this city.
We mutually congratulate the parties for the taste
they have displayed-had we been in the place o.
either Of them we could net have made a differen,
choice. We have always predicted for Mr. Harms sue
cess-we now do-happiness. We acknowledge the
receipt Of a bountiful supply very fine Cake.
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FAIRFIELD, Iowa, J
Aug. 6, 1860. (


Mr.. EDITOR: Since I last wrote to you
there has been, in this county and at Bright
on, fifteen miles from this city, in Washing
ton county, four large political meetings.
three Republican meetings and one Demo
cratic. l was not at the meeting at Brighton
on Thursday last, but learn that there were
about one thousand persons in attendance
The meeting was addressed by Hon. Mr.
Smith, of Maine, Secretary of State and
Hon. Jas. F. Wilson, of this city. Tn,
Washington Wide-Awakes were on hand
as learn, and formed torch-light process
sion in the evening
On Tuesday evening last, Col. Curtis mad,
his appearance in this city, and was imme
diately put down on the bills for speech If
the evening. Although but three hours no
tlce had been given, about four hundred
persons attended the meeting, and listened
aitentively during his entire speech Of two
hours.
The Colonels speech was the best eve,
heard him make, and was well received, no,
only by Republicans, but by many Demo
Gratis. His speech was very much unlike
the speech of mere politician he spoke
not as politician, but as man DESTROYS OF
representing the material interests of his
constituency. He first took up the Home
stead law, speaking il favor of bill that
give " homes to the homeless and lands tc
the landless," free of cost, and showed the
benefits that would accrue to the country
and to the people from the passage of such
law. He next took up the Pacific Rail
road Bill for the passage of which he has la.
bored SO zealously and necessarily during
the four years that he has been our Repre-.
sentative, showing the advantages of the
great Central Route through Iowa over the
route through Central America. The Col
closed his speech by some well timed re.
marks OF the Tariff and the slavery aues
tons, defiLing the position of the several
parties on these great questions.
Bills were circulated some two weeks age
announcing grand Mass Meeting of the
Democracy in this city, on Friday, the Sd
inst. 1t was also announced that Henry
Clay Dean. the great unwashed clerical
"greaser and Democratic Bruser," wo'd
be present and address the meeting, and
the Democrats and the rest of mankind were
invited to come out and hear the truths Of
Democracy "expounded by this popula,
and gifted orator." The time came--the
Democracy turned out in its strength, and
many Republicans came to town to "see the
sights" At IL A. NJ. the eastern train ar
rived, and, strange to relate, the popular
and gifted orator" was aboard. A delega.
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Political WeetiHgs

J. w. Dixon will meet Thomas Fowler in
discussion at Blahesburg, on Saturday, Aug
18th, at o'clock p. NJ, and will speak at
Harlans big tent, in Richland Tp., on Friday
Aug. 18th, at . o'clock, p VI. If the De-
mocracy Of Richland wish to bring out any
person to meet Mr.. Dixon, we are authorized
to say, that a fair division of tine will he
made. Turn out everybody and hear what
NJ Dixon has to saw
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CHAPTER 6,

|. Now another body of this faction, were
gathered together, at place called Monterrey
which lieth to the south west.
2 And with them was Cyrus, of the
house of Bussey, General Of the forces in
Davis. Now for many hours did this man
hold the people "spell-bound with his teach
ings, and the widest enthusiasm prevailed p
3. But so effected were they by the mysti-
fed sayings of Cyrus, that his posterior parts
become as it were glued to the spot wherein
they sat, insomuch, that it was with great
effort they extricated themselves from this
sad perdicament.
4. Now so highly was this man extalled,
that the people throughout the land ofDavis,
said, surely there is something rotten about
this, for Cyrus is no great speaker, but a
poor expounder, and slow of speech.
5. And so great is the establishment to
this day, that they are wondering how such
things can be, ola truth these people at
Monterey must be a hardened set, and pos
sessed with a very ignorent devil
6. Now Of the course of this man CYRUS,
we know nothing farther, as he created no
such excitement anywhere throughout the
land, unto this day.
7. But James, the son of Absalom, has
been talking unto the people in many places,
but so little argument does he present, that
the people called Republicans, smiled much
at his efforts.
g. Now this James does handle the eagle
with strong hands, insomuch, that the peo-
pie fear they will be compelled to get to
themselves new bird of greater dimensions.
8. On several occasions did this man have
the old bird up so nigh, that he became yery
dizzy, and scorched his feathers, by rubbing
his feathers against the sun, called Sol.
10. And on one occasion, he laid the bill
of this bird, on Canada-bade him flap his
wings, and blow old England further from
us, while his tail was tanning Cuba in as a
State, with large niger representation.
IL. Now to this day is he a-straddle the
old bird, singing the tune of slavery with
divine JUNCTION, and like Henry the Dean,
showing to the people, the outstanding
ASPECTS Of this God forsaken) institution.
II. Oh citizens of Davis, why will we be
duped by this wicked party, called bob-tals ?
leave not your homes, and follow after them,
for, surely your country will be given to
idoatry, and he's people die of thirst in the
wilderness. ..-
13. Oh We old National Democrats, 90
not with this faction, whose sole object is to
grasp the reins of power.
IA. Be not Judas sell not your country
for thirty pieces ofsilver; betray not with a
kiss, but, Peter like, confess, repent, and
strong in the faith of the Fathers, redeem
your country from the tyranical hands of
this slavery extension oigarchy.
d. For, Of a truth, when the wicked rule,
the people mourn. solomon.
CONTINUED
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First Book Of Chronicles.
CHAPTER 5.

l And it happened while the people round
about the village called Drakeville, were as
sembled together, on the twenty-eighth Of
the seventh month, to renew their tempo
raj strength, and become strong in the cause
of Stephen Arnold, that all the people OF
Davis assembled at their own Temple.
.. Now at Township called Union, the
people met at their school house, nigh unto
a store called Thcmas's, to hear the sayings
Of Daniel the prophet, the dealer in dry
goods, of the house of Tisdale.
3. And goodlv number were present, OF
all tribes, and Daniel was accompanied by
Allen of the tribe of Bently, and the same
did stand before them for five and forty
minutes
4, And he told them how the Democracy
had held the destinies of this nation, and
how Stephen Arnold the traitor, was this
democracy personifed.
5. And the people doubted among them
selves, saying this man does speak with
boldness, and smooth words, that he may
! deceive us but we have been gullcd by his
sayings (for these many days,) in the '!ittle
one horse Sheet" called Clarion.
G. Now he does come here among us. to
take away our children unto this faction of
depravity, called bob tails.
7. And the people had no faith in his
words.
s. Then Daniel the prophet spake, and
said-I am not use to war of words, but,
inasmuch as I am before you, will demol-
ish the last of the camp of the Republicans,
from out your midst.
Q. Then for the space of three hours, did
he gass, much to the delight of all, for this
Daniel is man ofgreat parts, and comical,
withall
10. And he told how these Republicans
were abolitonists at heart, how they were
opposed to the fugitive slave law, and desired
not to give rights to the men of the south,
but were working a dissolution of the Union
II. Now the people thought these strange
sayings, and that Daniel was jealous of them
thinking these men loved the niggers.
u. But so earnest was he in his manner
aud so eloquent were his figures, so warm,
and sympathetic his appeals, that they bore
with him all the time that he stood up before
them.
-. Then every man went to his own
place, strongly convinced that much learning
had made this man mad, and they believed
not the sayings against this party, called
Republicans.
IA. And Daniel, together with the priest
Allen, went unto his own house, sorely tried
in body, and vexed in spirit, as he had spent
much strength with this people, and to no
effect.
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Only Forty Cents! E 5o9 ss s Gan SSGn'FH

All owing back subscriptions for the Cou
:'ier, must pay up. Those of this class in
the vicinity of Blakesburg, are requested
to pay to A. II. GrisSold, fyour subscrip-
tons are out, pay for another year. If you
want Republican paper, you must support
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Fat Cattle meet with ready sale. Good cattle sell
for, gross 1,5O66$2. Cut meat, to cents.
Sheep, $3.50 a g., copper head.
CHICAGO, July Observation-Disclosures
cy downward Sales 900 bus Nos spring, at 90c !;
5000 bus; Nc. 1, do. 92c. few parcels rejected
spring, at 13c.
CoRN-steady. Sales IS 600 bus. No. 1, at 4216c
New YORK, July 3i.-FLOuR-Receips 6,OO7 b,ls.
Market more actve.-Sales at $5O5@5 10 for supper
state.
WHEAT-Receipts 46 O22 bush. Market about 1c
higher with rather export demand. Sales 40 008
bins ut 81. POO %, mill club.
CORN.-More active and firm. Sales 30 900 bus at
6lh@62 sound mixed; 81 very choice western yellow.
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The Plum Dealer, speaks of Douglas
gathering at Springfield, Illinois, says, 40
600 Hoosi rs were out" Forty Thousand
lndianians at Douglas meeting in the inte-
rior of Illinois Suckerdom will never "such
that"
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We learn from reliable authority, that
ChiefJustice fancy, Of the Supreme Court
of the United States, is warm advocate of
Douglas election. So says the Rochester
Union, Douglas organ. 1t is not strange
that this should be the position of Judge
fancy, as he is ardent Roman Catholic, and
the auther of the "Dred Scott decision"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-09

The Trenton Gazette compares the politi-
cal position of the press in New Jersey with
that exhibited during the Fremont campaign.
In 1886 fourteen journals suppol ted Fremont
six Film re and fourteen Buchanan. Now
thirty -three advocate the election of Mr.. Ian.
coin, two that of Mr. Bell, fifteen that of
Mr.. Douglas, and five for Brekinridge.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS !
THE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY

a RE now running Daily Four Hons Line of Pos,
~ Coaches, from Ottumwa to Bentonsport, passing
through Drakesvle, Bloomfield, Troy, Stringtown
and keosauqua, making sure connections with the
Cars for Keokuk.
Also daily line OF Hacks from Ottumwa to Centre.
viile connecting with trweekly line from there TO
Corydon, Leon, Decatur City, Mt Ayr, Plattsville.
Clarlnda, and through to Nebra ka City; making
qnck time and sure connections at all points along
said lines. s
az Passengers for Western Iowa, and Northern
Missouri will find II to their interest TO take this
route.
~ Stage Office, corner Market & Front Streets.
Ottumwa, July 9th, 1852 A. CP PARKS. AT
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y leading Houston man in this city said
aday or two since, that Houston would un-
doubleday receive the vote of Texas, sin
which case" he added, che will stand better
in the Electoral College than Douglas, for
don't believe Douglas can get an Electoral
vote" We shall all look about alike-Hous-
ton, Breckenridge, Douglas and Bell-for you
Republicans will beat us ALL
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We notice a numb II of new buildings be-
Ing erected on the bl. =.
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Dean Again.

II Dean delivered himself of another fiery
FPhillipcc, at the Court House, last Monday
night. He was fierce on the Courier; and
said that, telling the truth was evidence Of
lack of brains. "No Republican" said he
''dare come within four feet of me-" Don't
he know the reason ? We have seen the
same kind of animals do damage at more
than four times that distance.
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DEAF AND BLIND.
DIR. ALLEN.

DIR. ALLEN,
The celebrated operator on the Eve and Ear vy
regular visits at Ottumwa, until ali Gaze. comrnan
ced, are cured, and will treat
AL ~, DISEASES OFTXE EYE, ALL DISEASES
~ mHE E1R-IILES 4 FLSYULA-CLUR
and all other deformities, sCROFULA &c.
In the treatment of the above diseases his .,...S
been the most satisfactory some Of the Deaf nm.ts.
OF the Asylum have been entirely restored and m.nv
OF the Blind who have CROPPED their way In darknss.
nov see He has cured as many II not more Cinh
reet HAIR Lips and other deformities than any other
MUSICIAN IN the west, and from his extensive ana
and apparatus known to the medical profession. All
entrusting themselves to his care can rest
that frelief Is possible, they will be cured All vlsh
Ing treatment will please call during the first visit 40
that II the case bs tedon youhave the az n
subsequent visits No cases treated aaless curaJIA
examination free. See circular.
He will be at tae Ottumwa House in this city, july
9th, TO 29th. JuIv btf ~"
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Republican Meetings.

The Republican meeting held at Chillicothe
on the 18th ult. was well attended, both by
Republicans and Democrats, and was ably
addressed by A. Lotspeach Esq, of Ottum.
wa. He gave us brief sketch of the polit-
lcal history of the country; examined the
principles and platforms of the respective
parties, now claiming the suffrage of the
American people; and particularly the plat.
form of the Douglas Faction of the Democra-
cy. He showed the incompatbility of this
platform with the doctrine of popular sover-
eighty. In short he completely exposed the
popular sovereignty humbug. After the
| Speaking the meeting adjourned to meet
at the school house on Saturday the 4th of
Aug, 1860.
The Citizens of Cass and Columbia Town
ships met at the Stone School house on the
4th inst and were ably addressed by McPher-
rim Esq, Of Eddyville. Mr. McPherin has
been, and clsims still to be democrat of the
School of 1913. He read several resolutions
adopted by democratic Conventions of that
time Now if these resolutions do not con-
tain exactly the words, they certainly con-
tain the principles of the platform of the Re-
publican party. They declare most emphat-
ically against slavery extension, Mr.. NJ. said
he would not change his political creed in
voting from their original faith, that he could
no longer cooperate with them.
His speech was heard with enthusiasm,
and at the close, two other democrats gave
US their names and declared their intention
to vote the Republican ticket. We hope Mr..
McPherin will continue to- speak to the PEG.
pie, and that many other democrats will rallv
around the standard of Republicanism, and
protect their constitutional and natural rights,
not only in the States, but in the Territories.
Peter Knox Esq, then read the platform
of the Republican party, and made few
remarks. The meeting then adjourned, to
meet at Chillicothe, Aug. 18th, 1860, at G
O'Clock, p. NJ. A. c. ONLEY, Sec'y.
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Hon. Sam Caruthers died at Cape Gira.
deau last Friday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-23

INSURANCE.
FIRE, INLAND 4 LIFE.
Homo Insurance Company,
OF NEW YoRx.
Surplus. 100000
Conway Insurance Company,
MASSACHUSETTS.
Cast Capital andsurplus $2s4,eOo
Aanpden Insurance Company,
sPRINorIsLD. MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus $25v.o00
North American las. Company,
oPHARrLoRD, CONN.
Cash Capital S865,s6O
Lorlllard Insurance Company,
Cash Capital S2s2.s00
Manhattan Life lns. Company,
Cash Capital 100000
! City Fire Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
W. sOUTRwORTH, Prss't.
L. 'A1 FiEnb 1s' KAUFMAN, Agents.
Office, No. 4, Le Claire Block,
d. F!ELD; Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Rock Island. iii. June l
ZEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker.
con. OF DEEDS FOR NEW YORH AND
OTHER STATES.
H. Y. sLAYMAKER.
NOTARY PUBIC AND CoAHIssoHHR OF DEEDS FOR
4INx.s0TAI
OFFICE NICHOLAS BLOCK, UPSTAIRS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
coAfheT1 ATTRACTS OF TIE TITLE TO ALL LANDS
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. s. 600 600
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPlTAL,......... $200, 009
STEPHEN CR0WELL, Pres't
PH1LANpER SHAW. secy
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
JOHN D. COCKS, Pres't
HoRArIo DoRR, Sec'y
Lamar Fire Insurance COMFY,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
Cash CAtITAL...... 49,. $500. 900
E, ANTHONY, Prsst
J.R. ST Jeas, Sec'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASh CAFlTAL,.... $150, 900
WILLIAM A. COBB, Pssst
JAxss N. RsxKns, sec'y.
aunbolt Fire Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH OAPITAL,....................@ $685.
JOHNRANKIN, Prot
WILLIAM HuLLrsAs: sse'y.
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. !. 81 SOC. 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prsst,
PLnnY FaEsxAS, Actusry.
A OBLIGATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies Issued in the shove old and ~
spsnsibls Companies, on hr't class risks only, BY
JOHN L. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
NICHOLS BLOCK.-UP sTzfRS.
oct10dtf
ICE CnRAM AND C0NPRCTI JNeRY.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
i fully inform the citissns Of Davenport that
hs has Attsd up the stsss room On
Brady, I'd door above 9TH st.,
where he will b. prepared 1t I'll tinss 70 supply
those desiring
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HOWARD ASSN; .ATlO
uADELPDxA.

4" ne a. ss S.e % IT, g.
tresssd, sdsicssd UaA Hirslsss and Ap,lmic Uss-
eases, anu e~pscially for As Oh Of Dsseasss o,
the Nerwai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE gwen gratis, by the Ae-
wi ting Surgeon, to all who apply BY letter
With description Of their :Gndltion, Gage, occu
patton, habits Of life. &c., and in cases Of sx-
trsme poverty. Medicines furnishe free ofchargs.
VALUABLE REPORTS ON Spermatorrh@ >,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
~. sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
Address ). SKILLIN HOUGHrON, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. 3, South Ninth 1t.
philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FA1RCHILD, Secretary.
jan 10 Wy.
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most valuable
IL 1 N q ID d u . e .
Ever brought before the public
The nights performance will conclude With the
startling and Terrific Act, entitled
THE FIRE klN0!
In which Mr.. Showles v II appear on the Cords
Volante completely snveloped in VOLCANO f
FIRE. This is the only com any that has ever
performed this thrilling act.
A TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION will enter town
At 10 A. -. headed by team Of fancy marked
Ar.bian Horses. driven BY J. w. Paul, the Amsri-
can Hercules.
4 full Corps of Auxiliaries il attached to this
Company.
Admission, Box. SO Gents
- INs. .....80 =
Will also be at Rock Island, Sept 5th, and Nus
catine Sept. 7th.
Al. SPRINGER, Agent.
aug1s- dl0tw2t
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MlsSlsslPpl AM Missouri kalreeo
Trains run BY Chicago time, which u twelve aiar
utss faster than Davenport tine.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL ssn,
~ 1859, and until further nosies, trains WI
leave Davenport foe Auscasine, Columbus City,
Washington and lows City (aaaaays szssp,sdl
~ follows:
Express and Nail Train at........ 100 =. 4.
Trains will lsavs Dsvsnpost for Chicago daily,
Sundays excepted, - follows:
LIST Mail Train, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6 4. -
I'd Express Trsin a.. Is 2. =.
Trains arrive 1t Davenport daily, Sa.days -.
dspted, - follows:
let Express train ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 4. =.
I'd Nail train, A.. b ?. h
Prom THs VEST.
All trains out Of Davenport will make disse.
connections at Columbus City, Washineton asd
Iowa City. with the Yves era Stage Ccmpa1y'G
tages for all points West.
The Passenger TT in connects st Rock lsla1A
Nth Chicago and Rock Islsnd Nailroad trains fse
all Points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity q
giving distiact directions 70 the destination q
their also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in the ears.
ND. Trains for the East connects at Joliet
with trains on the Michigan Central b. r.; q
Chicago with trains on the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pits.burg, IT. Wayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN F. TRACY,
aprs Sap's.
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and Pleasure.
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retail. The AIKEN KNITTING MACHINE il ackn0wl-
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Send for q Circular to il AIKEN,
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which carries with it our guarantee - to their
PERFECTION in every particular.
These Shirts combing STYLE, DURABILITY, aud
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Parties not intending to visit New York this
Fall, may tran init their orders by mail. and can
relv upon having them filed - faithfully and
promptly as though present to select themselves.
c.. b. HATCH CO.,
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DiSSol9tiOn.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ExIS-
J. ting under the nams Of Brown Armstrong,
10 this day dissolved BY mutual eonssat. Either
10 authorised to settle the accounts or the hru.
James Armstrong win continue the psaes % Of
Law, in the Once heretofore occupied by Brown
+ Armstrong, in Nichols Block.
8. 4. BROWN,
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
March I, 1880. Gmara-dtf