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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION from the
I'D Court of d. Webster CleFg, a Justice of the
Peace Of Weaveryle township. Trinity county,
California, on the 22d day Of February 1860, /
do, hereby, on this 23d day Of February, A. D.,
lo6o levy upon all the right, title and interest
Of G. Roycroit and Wm. Mei4yman, or either OF
them, in the following described property, to wit:
a certain piece and parcel of lana situated
in said State and county, on Trinity river, com
meHcing on the west side Of said Trinity river,
at Liazed oak tree short distance up The bluff,
thence running mp said bluit' near the foot of it
north, one point east, one mile 30 a bIa1ed fir
tree, thence at right angles one quarter of a mile
to hla2 d pine tree, thence down said river at
right angles. crossing the river at II blazed oak
tree. thence right angles to the starting point"
Notice is hereby given that at 1 o'clock, p.
IN, on
Saturday, March 2A3h, 1850,
will sell at public auction, all the right. title
aud interest of said G. Roycroft in and to the
above described property, at the Court House
doorin said county, for cash in hand, to the high
est bidder. to satisfy said execution and COSTS
WeayeWiip, Feb. %, 1860
GEORGE GOLDTIIORP, Constable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

FERNANDO WooD AND DouGLAs.--It is alleged
that Wood, having been elected to the Charles
ton Convention by the aid of Douglas, will hold
the New York delegation in reserve aud ceUtered
upon himself until an opportunity occurs for
throwing his whole strength at the critical time
in favor Of Douglas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

THE editor of the Columbia Times has been
presented with Strawberries raised by gentle
man Of that place the present season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

APPoINTaENTs.-Wm. j. Addison aud Moses
T. Flanagan, of California, have received appoint
ments in The Land Office Department Of the
House OF Representatives.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

4 GREAT AMERICAN WoRK.-In the Scientific
d,nerican We find an elaborate description Of the
Washington aqueduct; aud the writer, Mr..
Meigs, who is the engineer of the work, in con
clusion thus notices the largest stone arch in the
world
The Washington Aqueduct has other works
not less remarkable than the one described :;
among them, the great granite arch, by which
the masonry aqueduCt, nine feet in diameter
crosses the Cabin John Creek, at blight Of l0l
feet above the bed Of the stream. The arch is
built OF huge granite, is 20 feet wide, 81 feet 3
inches rise, and being 25G feet in clear span is
the largest stone arch in the world, Had either
of these bridges been constructed in Great Brit
ain, the public press Would have teemed with
Illustrations and descriptions OF them, and every
reading man. woman and child in iaurope and
America would have been rs familiar with their
history as with that Of the Mcnai Bridge or The
Great Eastern while in Washington they are
quietly executed, and few but those who have
hpstowcd upon them the thought and toll ncces-
sary TO their design and construction. seem to
know Of the existence Of such national achieve
mcnts of science and skill.
AN English botanist has discovered, by careful
examination, 1000 weed seeds in pint of clover
seed, - 500 in pint Of congress seed. 39,440 in
pint OF broad clover, and $4,000 Of Dutch
clover seed. In a single pint Of mustard he
counted over 5000 seed, and in a specimen of
cbarlock, 1900 the seed of a single plant Of
common dock produced 400 little docks. The
white daisy has over 400 seeds in each flower,
and sometimes so flowers from one root.
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e. JUSTH,
-I-Ae U y ~ i rs
104 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

TROM AND AFTER THE lST OF MARCH
J. ] have leased my Assay Office and Gold and
Silver Refinery to Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN
d CO., who will conduct the business of Assay
ing and refining in the manner end on the terms
below stated. Thanking my friends and the pub
lie for the patronage have received from them,
] beg to subscribe myself i. JUSTu.
San Francisco, February Is, 1860
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Concentrated Compound Extract Of
SARSAPARIiLA, YELLOW DOCK,
DAN u EI4IO n,
and IOdide Of Potassium,
For the permanent cure of all diseases arising
from an impure state of the B}oof! Warranted
full strength, and made from the best Honduras
SorSaparIa. One pint bottle Of this prepara-
tion more than equals three quart bottles of the
common patent Sarsaparlas. Manufactured for
II. J. SEAMAN.
.AISO FOR sALE,.
DR. JICOB TOUNSEyD'S,
DR. s. p. 7OWNSEND'S,
JOHN BULL'S,
4. H. BULES,
and SH. n K z Il .
Guysotts yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
OXygenatcd Btters, (genuine)
Richardson's "
M0iat's
Wistars Basam Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
1ayne's EXpoctorant
Jaynes Alternative
DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup Liverwort and Tar;
Osgood's Cholagogue
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
Jones' American Cholagogue
Cod Liver Oil, (genuine.)
Id 4 L / @s-
HOLLOWAY'S, COOKS BILIOUS
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE,
MOFFAT'S, BRANDRETl'S,
AYERS, JAGNES
GRAFENBERG, DR.. MCLEAN'S, LEES.
Railways Ready Relief;
Chinese Lnmont
Nerve and Bone do
Mexican Mustang do
Kellengers do
Hunts do
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Railways Regulator.
OINTM ENTS.
TToIlow0y's, Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Graelenherg, Russian Save
McAlister's All Healing, etc., etc.
Weaver, May 90, 1858. lStf
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GooD ApNICE TO PERSONS VISITING Printing
OFtlcEs-When you are in, shut the door, aud
when you have done talking about business, do
the same with your mouth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

STATE AssAfER-B. b. Thayer once a heavy
San Francisco drug dealer, has been appointed
State Assayer for the term OF two years
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

WARNlNG-An individual lately started bust
ness in this town as furniture dealer. Did not
advertise, did not have any printing done, and
mark well, ye non advertising tradesmen-did
not get sufficient custom to support him The
fact is no man thriyes who fails to patronize the
printer. Who are our successful business men ?
Those who advertise, Who are selling off at
cost, or would like to? Those who do not ad-
vertise. Who are repuied liberal and enlerpri-
sing? They who display these traits in the local
paper--Hyarauhc Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

IMPORTED SHEEP-Flty-lour Merno sheep
came by the Sonora, thirty If which belonged TO
Sam. Brannan and the balance to S. Rockwell
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOC1A-
l ted themselves together for the purpose Of
carrying on the business of Assaying and Relln-
ing Gold and Silver, will be prepared on and at-
ter the first Of March, to receive deposits for as
saying and refining, and to make returns in I'M
parted bars or United States coin, at the option
Of deposilors
The charges will be as follows
When returns are mdde IN uHpGrted Bars, one
quarter of per cent. on the value OF the bars.
When rdurRs are made in rttiaei Ears, ten cts.
per oz. on the gross weight after melting and
one-siXteenth Of one per cent. on the value OF
each bar over five thousand dollars on each bar
under five thousand dollars, ten cts. per ounce
on the gross weight after melting, and one eighth
of one per cent. on the value Of the bar,
When rd,nRs are mdde in Unitcd Stafes coin,
ten cents per ounce on the gross weight after
melting, and ORe-haf Of one per cent for coin
age being four cents per on, less than the pres
ent charge of the United States Branch Mint here
Silver contained in the Gold Will be accounted
for to the depositor in the manner and at the rate
customary at the L. S. Branch Mint.
Impaired bars will be delivered six hour after
the deposit of the Gold or Silver, if desired.
Refined bars or L. S coin will be delivered four
days (no including Sundays after the deposit OF
the Cold or Silver, viz returns Of deposits Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

THE Nevada Journal says that nearly every
other man in that city talks of going TO Washoe
in the Spring.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

Pers0ns dcsrOUs OF scoing ther gold or SILVER
melt, can do so, and the assay chips from each
deposit will be kept separate for three months,
at the disposition Of the depostor, in order to
afford every facility for testing the correctness Of
the assay.
Assays of Ores and Minerals made.
Gold and Silver bars purchased.
Mr.. L. JUSTH will be AssayPr and Refner,
and Mr. ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and Gen
eral Superintendent Of our establishment.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Il CO.,
OF New York,
mas 7l3w. and ALSOP g. co.
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oFTICe =
Assay

-. y 90.
GOLD AND SILVER REFINERY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
Sfeady aud Escndy.
steadr, when Fortune dark shadows surround

Steady, when Fortunes dark shadows surround
Calm, when the winds of Adversely blows
Brave when the worlds hollow voice would con-
found MS;
Strong though its wild waves tumultuous flow;
Steady in tempest in strife and commotion;
Hope as our anchor TO stem the rude sea,
Fierce though the bllows aud wrathful the ocean b,
Steady and ready our maxim shall be.
Ready, when sinister foes would opprcss us,
Dauntlcss in conflict to do and TO dare;
Ready to echo the voices which bless us
When shielding the offspring Of want and des-
Ready-tO calm the low waling Of sorrow,
To battle with wrong till the enemy Zee
Hoping and trusting to win the bright morrow
Steady and ready our maxim shall be-
Steady-while dark streams around us are flowing,
Stcady--the rocks and the quicksands TO shun,
Firmer IN faith aud fulheartedncss growing
Till the conflict is oycr-the victory won
Glimpees Of sunshine steal round the dark river,
Starlight and moonlight illumine the sea
Hail to The symbol-both now and forever
Steady and ready cur maxim shall be.
SEWARD, Louis NAP0IEON AND THE POPE
About three months ago Senator Seward, who
was making the tour Of Europe, called on the
Emperor, who happentd to be at Compegne.
The Senator was Shown INTO an aHte chamber,
aud Napoleon soon made his appearance. After
the usual sulutaton. and taking his position,
standing with his back to the fire, he offered the
Senator a cigar, and commenced smoking another
himself lie asked him all about New York and
Col Webb, and then asked him about his visit
TO Europe and whom and what he saw. MIR.
Seward, among other objects of interest, said he
had seen the Pope, "Ob, yes, the Pope" re-
sponded Napoleon" tell me all about him. What
do you think Of the Pope ?" The Now York
Senator hesitated moment but notwithstand-
ing his characteristic canton, the Emperor
wormcd out his opinion, and Mr.. Seward said,
:" confess | think him much more of priest
than a statesman "Precisey so, reioned the
Emperor, "you have just bit the nail on the
head. That, too, is my opinion" This anecdote,
which is related by excellent authority, shows
that the manifesto which is now given the public,
was then working in his brain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

An organization Of the Sons Of llalta has been
started at San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

IIas in Nursery, subject to the order of cas-
paying customers. the best and most eXtcnsy
stock Of Fruit and Ornamental
EEz r US u a.
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DrsrRIcr CouRr.-The District Court for
this county is in session, Hon. John S. Town
send presiding.
The Docket is large, some 800 cases, the
largest except perhaps one, we have ever
adj
onday was occupied in empano!ing and
rginc the Grand Jury, consisting of the
owing persons j. w. Hedrick, Foreman;
r.. Thompson; Joshua Bryant w. p. NJ.
riggs Greenyile Hale /; Charles kuntz
ames H. Devol Enoch De,naris F. l..
4 buchanan John o. Bryant Seth Samson;
Thomas McGlothlin Morrow Shields ).
lMcI,eynolds and George ID. Hackworth.
rhe Petit Jury is as follows David
Johnoson, Samuel Harper, James S. Ste
phens, w. ii. Clifton, John Malumby, Page
White, VIM Hobbs, Wesley Browning, I.
Cooper, N. c. Hill, w. Pedrick, w. McGahan'
&c. Graves, A. W. Bell, Jacob Bassinger,
ohm NJ. Scott, w. P. Rowen, w. Davis,
Magu, John Smith. John Shoemaker, IL.
nley, and c. Stigehill.
Besides our own Bar, consi sting Of s. w.
summers, Henderson, & Burton, Hamilton
Ia Williams, Dixon & Stiles, A.. A. Stuart,
Bigham, John ID. Devin, James d. Devin,
w. CASTOR, E. l.. JOY, NJ. S. Bonnifield,
Lotspeich, and J. w. Norris, we noticed
rom other counties, Hon. Geo G. Wright
u. C. Caldwell, Keosauqua, j. F. Wilson OF
Fairfield Ives, Allison & McPherin, of Ed
dyville Kelsey & Perry, OF Abba; Crook.
ham, of Oskaloosa ; Rorer & Darwin, Bur
lington, and Harris, District Prosecutor, o.
Centreville.
The Public are under obligations to judge
Flint or Sheriff Gray, one or both, for some
decided improvements in the Court room
in the shape Of a smaller, more tasteful, anC
convenient desk, carpets on the floor ant
stairs reasonable quantity of chairs 70
the members of the bar, and for a new wit
mess stand and seat. The Clerks Office ha
received new and spacious depository TO
Records and Papers.
B. & NJ. R. r. Co., VS.. Wapello County
This case, having come back from the Su
I preme Court, was decided in favor of tn
county. Exceptions taken with the view {
brin ging the case before the new Suprem
bench. d. Rorer for Plaintiff; Caldwell ,
Wilson for the county.
State vs. Farnsworth Assault with inter
to inilict great bodily injury Jury trial.
N Defendant found guilty.
State VS.. Geo. II. Grow. Malicious mischie
\ Jury trial. Found guilty-motion for me-
! tlial.
State VS. Nathan White-Horse Stealth,
Plead guilty and sentenced to years in tn
Penitentiary Made some feeling remark
advising young men to take warning by h
example.
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PE0s.EA. AND L0-
Z = GANSPORT II. x.
OPEN LoGANsPoRT.

On aud after Tuesday, Jan. II, trains will leave
Burlington "a follows, daily SUNDAY eNcepted)
6:35 m, Logansport Express.
l:45 p IN, Peoria Accommodation.
The 635 m Loganspart Express makes direct con-
nections, follows:
At Ei Paso with Illinois Central Railrosd for Bloom
ington, Decatur Papa, SandoVal and Cairo.
At Chenoa with Chicago and st. Louis Railroad for
Alton to St Louis.
At Gil man with Chicago Rranch) Illinois Central
Railroad for ChiCa go aud South.
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logansport with Toledo, Waba h and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, Day
ton aud Columbus.
The Las p Peoria Accommodation makes the
same connections as above to Gilman.
than any other to the above named points.
1t is thoroughly built, and well manned, and run in
way To merit the appreciation of the travelling
public
Cars viii run directly through from Burlington 20
Toledo without change and arrive in advance of any
and all other lines.
Our advantages are Shortest and Quickest; one less
change of cars no Omnibussing via Chicago con-
nections positive, is owned and controlled by the
interest, while via Chicago it Is the In
short, il is every way the most desirable line.
GEO. WILLIAMS, Jr., Supt.
L. III, WALKLEy, Genl Ticket Agt.
wM. II. BACKUS,
General Agent, 2S Water-st., Burlington.
January II, '60--tf.
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CHICAGO Dry Goops JoBBING.-Among the
curiosities of Chicago, which has attractions
for us, although mot in the line" is the
mammoth Dry Goods Jobbing establish
ment Of Cooley, Farwell & Co, -, Al and
46 Wabash Avenue, one of the oldest,
wealthiest and popular houses of the kind
in the West, or in the country. 1t is ex-
clusively wholesale in dry gools, notions,
&c., and it enjoys facilities in the way of
large stock and ample capital to supply deal
upon such terms as command the at
on of western dealers AMI secures their
.fade. 1t is THE jobbing house Of Chicago.
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Ia Office IL hereby given that by virtue OF an or
der issued to me rs administrator Of the estate
~, lln'.aunty iowa en- Inc Tth dav ef May 1860.
will oec for sale to the ghest bidder on the hFs
Monday OF June next between the hours "i clock
a Nj and4 o'clock VI. of said day, upon the follow
Inc aascribed premises belonging TO the estate 81
wIuisIa Biask deed to wit: \. " offs. W. = OF
section No . aud ;. T. ! OF : T. y OF section No 2,
S"c,ion No : aud Sw 4 orNN i OF Section ;, and
AZ A. ~ SW 4 dissection No, 5, aud SN II OF sW u OF
s.ction No ) an in Township No. % of Range No,
"a "a i'm Wapelto county Iowa. Terms OF Sale, one
,b,rd cash pald down. one third in six mouths, aud
one thira in twelve months the part unpaid TO dfa"
Tan per cent per annum until paid secured by notes
ana lien on said premises.
anu PETER KNOX Administrato
May Jth, 1S6o-N.9-ii--4w.
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le painting ola Coach and four, dis,
bd over the office of the Western Stage
pany, by our accomplished artist, Mr..
wv. johnson, is admired by all observers
certainly speaks highly of the ability o
j., in this particular department o
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We are gratifed to learn ofthe re-organiza-
lon of our Sax Horn Band. 1t is Eow in
he hands of musical men, and will doubt
less prove success. We wish it success
land he that don't, we would refer to the
views of Shakespeare, in reference to a mu
steal soul
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ESYyAy NOTICE.

gE-1AKEN mp an estray, by Waiter Gross, at his
= residence, in Eddyville, WapeIIo county, Iowa,
on the 9th day OF April, 1860, Sorrel Pony, with
white face fax ard tail, underlip white, heavy
built about "a hands high has harness ks on Ell
Their side and the rump on either side Of The
face supposed have been caused by burn for the
bighead before and supposed to be Is old
No other marks rbrands visible. Appraised at $50,
before r. w. Boyd, a Justice ofthe Peace
JOSEPH HAYNE, Co. Clerk
Ottunwa April go, '60--T-l2-Sm.
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Il At AGENCY CITY.-The Smoke House
q Grant, was burned on the 25th, inst,
s dwelling house was on fire several
Some two or three hunderd dollars
\ Of property was destroyed. .
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no, poH PIXIES PEAK!

rENliE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of ottumwa, and the public In general
that he again in the field with his trowel In hand
ready do their pastering in the cheapest and best
style contract for buildings throughot at fair
rates. Lime always on hand and for sale.
Having had long experience In the business, he
homes to have liberal patronage.
Mar. rs, lsi9--ll2- &. VI. KELLOGG.
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Baltimore & 0hiolaiIroad!
Is the only Road

- a xt~xA~t The WashiuL o..hf
EHHIluW. Road il ownpdf 49, -" ~ :, ~,
c,usiyeIy NV the r. a o. r. r. Co - - ~,
,. "a ~ ~ - wnshi,,,nn n; gers ny Tue
=, ,,,;hrs tra,,a, ,a,iars deImvs AZ sunlecteu
at baltimore e"" SO
az ~, r. ,,;.o o,a ont; pa,roa
- IL rantrat nh;o n a;i.oaa nra icohhectlsh
~ ,i., Int short nd dastsaI 1T 70 the traV-
s s,. p III ~, Eas,arn cit;as fom ooiehi-
ou pa - az Nv Ms rnn,e can v;si, A
=, - pI;, 1851, Na,v W. ~ III es OF DAT
u,uo,e, -. ~, a pas,an at the cost
-, aeAe' W .'e" by other
IN Th.oh ,,.t or .,, also he nrorurs
h NV, vi, ~, Fas,arn c;,;.s ~ Washihg,
Won Wy " ny ss,,n"s :" kdditionai
enar III NJ ~ - tha Vas, from nj, wish
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sLOon,s pArEVr BEE HIVE.

vF7HE SUBSCRIBERS, Proprietors Of the above
= Hive for the counties of Wapeo, Mehask.t,
Eeukuk, Jefferson and Davis, have engaged in tbe
manufacture Of them in Ottumwa, at the corner uf
Front and Green Streets nearly oppnstethc jeEFf,au
House. where they Invite Bee rasers of lAe frfvn
and other counties 10 call aad eN.,.ssI,E gt,..,,
learn prices &C. Twill eost----''''s ~
80 -, sell fights in the above counties wanted
We are also Carpenters aud Joiners aud viii prompt
In attend to orders, contra is IN those hnrs
Ottumwa ApriI 5th fS6a-4-Sm.
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The prospects of the winter wheat crop,
in this section, is reported to be rather I'M
favorable. Spring wheat promises well, and
with few exceptions, will yield an average
crop per acre. Corn. oats and grass, under
the favorable growing weather of the past
ten days, promise an abundant yield.
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WYE will, on and after October 18th, grind wheat
Wv for the sth, or twelve and a halt cents per
bushei, lower toll than any other MIlin NapeH0
county, the usual toll being the 9th.
Give us call, aud convince yourstvea ina, the
Farmers Ml''is the placeto get your ginCiu done
October Is, iS59-n3l-lI-tf MILBURN a CO..
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II gooseberries have been brought to
8ket, during the past week, in such an
|nce as to reduce the price from 10c
Ter quart.
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ftEEC.ssP sE~u,
~ S,td and Only Reliable Route East.

fsafset -sESr'
| ~ SGtd and Only Reliable Ronte Fast
From Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Bltimore, New York, an ali 9th
er Eastern anu Southeastern Cities.
LIST Morning Tram leaves 40
81 Accommodation - S:oe y IA.
81 Evening Express % s:ta m.
Passengers leaving BHrlingon The 900 m train
connect Mendoza with the illinois Central Railroad
North aud South and at Chicago both the morning
and evening trains <f;He and llo NIL connect
with all the Great Eastern Railroad routes. 70 wit: NJ
@. r. r., via netrot; NJ. :. n. r., via Toledo and
Pittsburg and TT. Wayne X. r., via 1T. Wayne, Of
which passengers can tuSe their choice.
ony twenty hours from Burlington TO Toledo thir
teen hours ahead of any other routs leaving Hurting
ton
Baggage checked through TO Detroit, Niagara Falls
md New York Rastnn Toledo, Dgakirh, Lunalo,
Pittshurg aud Philadelphia.
Tickets FOR this great Eastern tharoaghfare for sale
at Ottamwa Pairieli Nj Pleasant and at the Ticket
Olfce, corner Frost and H8tar. SIS, Darlington.
Sleeping cars attncteI 80 the night trains.
/ Fake US low as by any other route.
n. RFMfCE,
| Mar. 'G0-tf. Genl Asia C. h. Oh R.
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inSs, satinetts,
BOOTS, SHOES &
GROCERIES,

being very fail, can sell them low they can
be bought at KEOKUH or BURLINGTON.
Before trading
Remember that pay the highest price for Corn
Wheat aud Oats.
Remember that pay the highest price for Meal
and Flour.
Remember that pay the highest price for Flax
and Timothy Seed.
Remember that pay the highest price for Rags
and BeeswaN.
Remember that VS. pay the highest price for Butter
and Eggs.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Honey
and LAID.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Chick
ems and TURTLES.
Remember that pay the highest price for Feath-
ers, Hides and Deer skins.
Remember that pay the highest n rice in fact for
all kinds of produce.
Remember that pay the hi CHEST price for County
| and City Orders,
Remember that sell at least 10 per cent lower
than any other house in town.
Remember that dor't sell mar" item on Credit.
Remember the place, Main Street, opposite ottum-
wa House HEDRICK & GILLESPIE.
January IL, lSb0--nii-ll
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HARD TINES IN KANSAs.-Owing to the
creme droutt., the entire wheat crop o
ansas has proved a failure. The loss casts
gloom over the Territory. \ corresron'
nt informs the Lawrence Republicaa tina
his opinion there is not one family IL
vcnty, south Of the Kansas Valley, il
fich pound of -four can now be found, o
Rre any is likely to be seen for year tl
-u,l1e
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LARGEST STOCK, FINEST
.APEST GOODS ARE FOUND
EEP & BROS.