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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

AUCTION SALE OF CURIOsII1 Es.AOn Mon.
day an auction sale Of curiOsities and other
articles, hitherto used as part and parcel of
the "tremendous attractions" al Barnum's
Museum. but now Of no further use took
place in New York, drawing together great
out of-tOwn shOwmen. Barnum was present
in person, aud enlivened the proceedings with
occasional witty remarks. The Amistad Ne
gro wax group went At 25 cents each NJ panO-
rama of the afghan war $40 50 panorama Of
the Mississippi River $40; panorama OF Para
disc Lost $i5 !; Il panorama OF the London
Crystal Palace, costing originally $i0,OOO, was
knocked down for SItE
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-, MERCHANTS lNSuRA see
A ~ C0MPANY-N I | G E.-The annual
- II the ock6ailcrs OF tins company. for
Hssleeitnn .. Directors and for the transaction
&C., n,het bnslress that s.ay come before them.
81 ~ ~ geLl at their oihce on MONDAY. the 18th
- ft2o ciccIM. J. H. MONTAGUE.
~, Is-Iss Secretary.
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~ TRADERS BANK.

-, TRADERS RANk.-At meeting
- of the Directors ui the Trader Bank OF
.be city II Richmond. held on the 9th april. 1860,
Hgss
E,,olr.d. That the books of subscription 70 the
e4y,tt! stock he re opened at the Banking House
ii .s.a,.s Tasor.
The alf ce ai tae Bank will lie Temporarily nj
tfr same place. Persons having business to
Transact with Il VIII apply 10 or address WM. B.
i,sst>. Secretary tu the Board. or the under
s..Hed HECTOR DAVIS.
az j1-lm President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

The Grand Jmry Of the Hastings Court will
meet at IL O'Clock to-day, to complete the busi-
ness before them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

WeH Dons.--Rsv. Mr.. Boggs, Chaplain of
the Seamen's Bethel, in this city, has been
presented with one Of Wheeler K Wilson's
sewing machines, by Mr.. Craig, tneir agent,
as donation to the Bethel. We are glad to
hear that the seamen's cause is being eepuused
by all classes, and that contributions are
coming in to aid in the erection Of the Bethel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

~. fOn EN IA very desirable LUDGING
G::: hOpN Tor young gentlemen, with the use of
A1 sitting room attached, III pleasant part of the
city and convenient to business. For further par
Ncuass, apply to Mr.. JAS. GILL, on corner 9th and
brodu streets. l4-6tN
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SuppxN DEATns-Aboat four months sine

SUDDEN DEATBs.-About four months since
Miss Mary Terriil, about eighteen years old,
Y daughter OF Wilson Terrii, merchant, ut
Weymouth, Mass. died very snddsniy. She
was engaged to he married to q young man
living ia her fathers house. Gu the I'd inst.
her sister, Bstsey +. Terrill, aged TWEEN " four
died very suddenly, aud upon q post mortem
examination, strychnine was found in the
body About nine O'Clock che retired to beu
A Younger sister, who slept with her, had
previously retired, but was awake. At about
half.past nine O'Clock, she WIS attracted BY
the repeated twitchings OF her sisters body,
aad asked her what the matter Was. She re-
Pe6 shs. na sns , cas,s2 nhx.;.,s" " s.,
tor, but she died at Ave minntss past ten
o'lock. The greatest excitement has been
caassd In the town Of Weymouth by these
deaths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

A SPANISH SBNTENCk.-The assassins of
Don Antonio Gonzales Agueus, III Cuba, five
in number, three negroes and two white men.
are sentenced-the three former 10 be garroted
on the spot where the assassination took place;
the two latter TO be present at the execution,
and then to suffer ten years penal servitude
in (Ceuta) Africa, with an absolute prohibi-
tion against returning to the island. The I've
are 10 pay between them, In equal shares the
costs Of the prosee ution, and xiO,OOO to the pa
rents or nearest relatives of the murdered gen
tlem8u,
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Ssatsiss - DsssA.-Yesteraay nernine =
free ne41oss ce31edj CAreltne MaYhaeton. =
resident cf the Valley, made her appsaranee =.
foro the Mayor % answer The charge Of havine
In hos eusto1y . ukhito 0aie liant eight non -
old, Whieh had hooa starved aD0 ns9lsetsd un.
til nearly deaA. Qfs. VfYginia 1urphy. who
residss mear ~ pfs1oner, stated, that on hear.
Ing the child wasi ~ ahe went 70 80 q. and
found the little creature wrapped IL dirty
btAnkeA covered With Alth, aaA Almost fa0-
ishSd for nourisAusDs BY the advtee Of an.
1css..a ~ ~ ~. =, =. 80 ~ -
dcer Bibb. The prisoner sisted that the moth
er ofthe child paid her Is per month 70 take
care oft, bat refused to give any name The
in fant was Iefs in the care Of Mrs. Murphy,
and the examination OF the accused adjOufned
until this mornisg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

Dangerous Piaees.-The embankments near
the creek arch, on Broad street, are very dam
gerous to pedestrians at night. Last Tues
ciPices, and was SO badly injured that he was
taken to mis- mothers residence, near by, In
an insensible state, and had to be attended BY
physician. The city should order the ercc.
iion of ratings to prevent persons from fall
ing into the traps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

~ BuPnett's SupeFiog Extracts, for favor
ing CUSTARDS, PIES, BLANC-MANGE, ICE
CREAMS, yELLlEg, 1AUCES. 10, &e.. (Hre@
colcentrated.)
The attention Of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
and Families. respectfully invited to the above
named Extracts: They have all the ffeshness and
flavor Of the dslicate fruits from which they aro
prepared, and are less expensive. 1ty tAena.
Sold at Wholesale BY JAS =. HuvAL. FISHER
4 WINSTON and w. l.. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. fo 0-ams s
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Uan mcmillan. m actor, died recently at
LATHE 9ock, Ark. ~
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~, FOR kENT-rhe com,ortaDle Durl.L
Ia: Ing HOUSE on the Brooke Plank Road. "a
sAquarter ot mile from the city of Richmond,
vita an excellent garden and lot of six acres at
tached The house contains nine rooms. and in
lie ward there rs brick kitchen with four rooms,
and "A well of the very best water; also, a good
lsln. granary, So., on the premises.
For terms, apply on the premises, to Mrs. WIN
j. LiNHAM. INV lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

Nesc Cx.ycA.-The Board Of Managers Of the
(Baptist) Church Extension Union, have ap-
pointed Rev. E. p. WILLIE as missionary 10
labor in the northwestern portion Of the city.
They have not decided to build . church fy
him on Sd street, as we had been In formed aud
so stated on yesterday; bat we have IL from
good authority that IN effort will be made BY
individuals to erect house Of public wor.
ship in the section alluded to, il the "Union"
fails to undertake il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

THE HARDEN JURY.-Ths Belvidere IN. J. }
Intelligencer says that the jury upon the Hxr-
den trial, after they had gone in to their rooms.
sent a constable for Bible-a chapter was
then read by the foreman--then all kneeIed
down in prayer. 1t was then agreed that each
one should hand in the verdict which was
done and the verdict was unanimous as to the
guilt OF the prisoner. Each one rose in his
place and gave his reasons on which he found.
ed his opinions OF the prisoners guilt. Then
the jury closed with reading a chapter, and
prayer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

A RICH ROAD.-The Mobile and 6irard
Railroad Company, by the act Of CJngress, is
entitled to BAT OOO acres Of land. This, If sold
at Government price, would bring in
round numbers, &3O.OUO. Much the largest
proportion Of .it however. is worth q
great deal more. There are thousands Of acres
lying in some Of the richest valleys in Ala
hama, and on Mobile river, which must com.
mand from IS 10 $50 per acre.
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*. REAIIlEIL f.nlAAIe n r ii

sEa DENCE, ON UNION HILL. AT PRIVATE
BEAUTIFUL private RESIDEN c f, ON Mosby street,
tnion Hull. IT has been lately built OF the best
maternal, ard has attached two story brick
alcAel. with every other convenience, besides n
ven al excellent water on the premises. There is
altAehed an acre of ground, beautifully laid out in
sa'ks, with ornamental trees, fruit trees, shrub
tsts and flowers. The property is located IN one
W Inc most desirable neighborh hoods anc deserves
sas @ attention" OF persons desiring tO secure pri
salt residence.
FOR partcuIats, apply To
mt IU-tg LAS Al TAYLOR n SON Aucfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

THE JOE SMITH MORMONs TO LOCATE IN Ne
BRAsKA.-Joe Smith. Jr, and his Mormon
followers, numbering several Thousand per-
sons, have made extensive purchases of real
estate in Douglas county, Nebraska Territory.
npon which they are soon expected ~ locate.
1t is thought that at least ten thousand Nor.
mons will permanently settle In Douglas
city OF Florence il 10 BE- the ir hsadQ uarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

-, FOX kENI-A A handsome CUIi AUt
t:s RESIDENCE, in Sydney. now occupied by
lLMr. John Taiman. Jr. There is the lot
kitchen. DAIRY. smoke house, stable, fruit trees,
nunip Of water and good garden. Possession
stven IN ten days. Apply to
K. l.. WIGLESWORTH,
l5-3tr Enoujrer Ofii.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

=. UI1e0BtU vUe StOu9g0CU yItIO
more read y to he masieAi toach ef BAKER'S
to any other remedy set discovered ~ the soiep-
tl6c world. Their composition 10 no mere chanoe
discovery, but the result Of years OF study; and
ton, they are invaluable TO every fsmiv--but o.
peclaliy 40 TO every delicate female and child =
Thousands Of certificates have been published Of
their great efficacy IN cases of Dyspspss, etc..
whoh ss0 really y ;astOnishiag rJ l.' sfrl - :
~ For sale bs all DRUG gists. ApA-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

GRN. LA VEGA SHOT.-On or about the o5th
of April, Gen. DE Romalo Diaz de la Vega.
Comma e. dante General of San Luis Potosi a
distinguished officer in the late war, and taken
prisoner by the Americans, left that city with
1900 men, and the next day had very severe
action with the Liberal troops, commanded
by Gen. Uraga. The number engaged was
about equal on both sides. Gea. La Vegas
was completely routed. his troops dispersed,
and h hnnself taken prisoaer. All has artillery.
to the number of twenty pieces, fell into the
hands ofUraga. Uraga had shot Gen La
Vega Some correspondence in which the
latter had expressed his determination to
shoot the former, sbonid he fall into his hands.
was intercepted by Uraga, and the unhappy
La Vega met with the late he had proposed
tor his enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17
IA Lyons Magnetic
INSECT POWDER
Exterminates BED RUGS, reaches, TICKS.
ANTS. GARDEN INSECTS. sc. II eonsaiss 40
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are ce' tain death to RATS and NICE. Bold ev-
erywhere. 40 fO-d&cw3,n

IA. Leeehes: Leeches:! LeeeAesI!l-I
have jsat W E%s EsSsiysd eE Adsga EApssss lot of
large size. which will BE- applied upon the most
ressepa6!s g 11spSc tetTs ..,yrcv,rc
tend.d to can no found at all huuvs of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the ADs!i-
at the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap l9- -ts G., HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

TsiE Ord DOMINION l<~U-
RANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND
itlrlent Of the capital stock Of this company
rl.ige hecn subscribed Ia incorporate the sub
,tters notice IS ltereh; sFen that there vii lie "A
.euer4l meeting oI iht Stockholders on + RI DAY
,.s .slh lrst., a the Office of MeSsrs. WoRTHAM
4 NiArI, No. l9o ,iain street, AT the hour ri ~
II tpf the purpose al ehscting an urganiza-
,'ce, pfe .afAtory Ia commencing business
b, order of the Commissioners.
L. +. SflLMAN.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR.,
JOHN ENDERS,
ChAS 7. wORTEAN.
SAMUEL M. PRICE,
ny i-?y JAS l.. APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

DROwxxD.--Asa . party Of young people from
WesIford Mass.) Academy were ont saisisg
ON Forge Pond, recentiy. she boat was upset
by a sudden gust Of wiud, and one young man
named h,idreth, of WesiSord, was dro y ned !;
the rest Of the party, ave young ladies and
three young men, were saved
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>OT,CE.-The annual meetin

NOTttE.-The annual meeting cfthe
g stackhnitr's 81 the CHI MON D 9.
IREpERfCKSBi RG and POTOMAC RAIL
E0s II toMPANY. Will ie held At the Depot of
~ t,.mpa1, IA R,chmnud. on W WEDNESDAY,
,sn ss,ih nf Ma, next, n IL - clock NJ.
nv I'd [. W MAtMhfpo' treasurer.
S tNioN FAtK.--Thc STATE AG-
RlCriTtRAI. and the CENTRAL
,EKlCFITURA SOCi FL rs, will hold their
FAIR Tor the present wear upon the grnunds of
tbe Central society. commencing on NONDA 8.
"' JOHN X. EnMUNpS.
Pres't Va. State Ak. Soc'y.
JAMES LYONS.
an .s-.s Pres't Va. Central AZ. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

TaR DIrYxRYNcs.-A country girl Teeeutly
asked q city scqaaintanee 70 20 with her Z,
purchase some arucles, and 10 act a. spokee.
woman. They entered store, and the city
girl asked. '.Aavs yoa amy hose r, III aOe't
waat hose" said the coantry maiaes, ..I vant
atuckiugs" =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

"a FOX SALE.-ALLEI' s L V r N.--A
Ga: place known rs ALLEYS TAVERN on the
nIWestllam Plank Road, four miles from Rich
nond, Will Ise offered for sale at auction, on the
.Hh INST the day of election.l at clock 7. M.
II can be bough hit privately before that time. by ap
pl.ing ia NJ ES II. COG HILL,
My l5-ti,24thmy* Cor. Grace and Goth sts
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BANK OF RICHMOND

t-H, fcIent of the capita stock OF the BAN
OF RICEMOND beins subscribed. the stnckh"id
en- will meet III 6ODDiN'S HALL Tor the pmr-
- nf nreanlzur on the 5th vi June. AZ IL q cl'k
he nnols remain open for further subscription at
i,s ,thce oi InHN A. LANCASTER SoN.
A. WARW lCk.
RW. NrnRtDER.
WM. CT RRIF.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Commits.
EpWiN WoRrliAM,
Il !. BARkSpALG,
JOHN BOOKER
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CoNGRHssloNAL--The New Orleans Courier.
printed in the French and Eagiish laEgpaGs,
gives the following nader the head OF Con.
gress" in French: Neither branch had any
thing TO do the Senate did II aud ad djourned, tie
House discussed with elOquencs how to do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

~ fOR kEST-A very desirable PRIVATE
d.; HE'S DENCE, conveniently and centrally 10
-Aftted. CONTAINING some ten rooms. The rent
AgrTS reasonable aud the neie hborhOod unexcep-
uonabie. Any person wishing No. residence,
A. cheap rent. VIII please call at the Dispatch
eTCe Tor further information. Possession given
~ hrst of July. or sooner. II desirable nv 15ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

u tshose new iron front Stores and DWELLINGS, on
81 ,,ankiin street, within n few yards Of th3
,.i ,i' harAet, suitable for almost any KIND Of re .
spuslaass The Store and Ceiisr will he rented
m'Iiesls' NJ, II desired Apply ut No 43 Man st: to
Ms l-A WM WASH.
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~ FOR kENT-A 5 FORE and Que hvUM
H% bsch, and hne BASEM EN1'. on 18th ST.. one
adoor from Main. next to Enquirer office a
good stand tor a Grocery or Lager Beer Saloon.-
Esquire AZ JAS T. CAMPBELL'S
Manufacturer Of Saddery Hardware. &c,
nj ls-2t' On the Ouposite side
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To-day. the race is for the Jockey Club Purse
OF $500, three mile heats. tor which Don Juan.
Fanny Washington, Betsy Red and Minnie
Lehman are to contend Fanny will no dou bt
be the favorite against the field. because of hsr
extraordinary performances heretofore: hut
when the fact is considered that she has been in
training long time, and is probably stale and
sore, 1t Is not at all certain that she will bear
of the purse. Smiths Band will be in attend
ance TO furnish music. and good sport NAV be
expected.
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g. gMOSfyALUABLE PRIVATE DW "a.
Ls. W NJ ON GORNER uE KkuAn AMI I'm

k$ LING ON CORNER OF BROAD ANU liTn
"a, rs: OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL. FOR
eatE.- AT the request OF DIR. r. w koGdes who
s.ohten plates removing near Richmond, we offer
l' sac the really valuable residence lncated
~ isst and depth OF ll0 feet to an alley ~ feet
s; Me dwelling ~ we'll buii', and has ~ rooms.
c,sss nss ample servants' Recommendations. stables,
dxh dahse htase- &e. There Ia gas and water IN the
e,s ,eh.hs ihs The location among the best IN the
ss ~lns near to al! the usual places Ol business,
fya ~ a most improving neighb"rhood.
accommodating Apply to
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"a tf0K KENI, AK MUkY ANY nI:. .M.

Gt FVK Rent. AkMUkY AND hi.ai.
Ell ELIGIBLE BED ROOMS AND OFF
sa,s, e., hitiag up in the Law BUILDINGS, with
an p3h tie Capitol square all are well aired
voted s ~ summer. These buildings will he de-
e, ,rs. ~. gentlemen but the Blues ArmorJ is still
uaas, D, the night, or longer 20. the first door
Aso e., tupiitSa!e for various business purposes.-
apS-im En- nINnR.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-11
ApyERTis EMfNr.l
A Card.

To my Repa1licdn fr.eaas in TIE counties Of Va
peAo and Monroe.
most injurious report Is IN extensive circulation,
to the effect that have threatened my Ia he
votes the Democratic ticket In November next, and
that win write to his creditors in Canada and induce
them TO come here and break him up.
The above charge Is said to be contained in letter
written TO him by me. have reasons for believing
that the charge originated In my sons house. and in
order efectually to dsahuse the public mind, have
made every effort to obtain the original letter, or
certified copy Of il for publication but without sue
cess. refused that reasonable measure of Justice
and hence In self defence compelled to institute
legal proceedings for the recovery OF the matter
tanned In the letter referred to.
Democrats peddle the Islander and exultincly say,
there is fair specimen Of what Republicans are."-
Thus the interests Of the Republican party well
my own reputation, demand that take the most ef
fctive 10 rcbat il. In the meantime, beg to
my Republican friends that the report Is foul
Democratic Islander. The letter In question does not
contain word pointing in the direction OF such
threat Of any threat at all II does not contain
one sentence which any man need be ashamed to
have published to the world invite and shall labor
for It's publicity. JAMES TAUNTON.
Crbana, Mopros Co.. Sept 18th, 1850,
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The Star says the landing of the forces
from the vessels undoubtedly settled con-
fict which looked dubious for the govern
ment. The force from the steamer st.
Mary took poss assion Of the Railroad station,
but no attack was made upon it by tn, in
surgents. .... . .--. -...
There was still n great deal of excitement
among the natives of Panama on the Goth, as
it was supposed the Insurgents were encam-
ped within a mile or two of the city. A
strong force was still kept und r arms by
the Government The foreign population
tock no part in the affair
The trouble. it was thought, orr ginated by
the attempt of the General Governmct TO
force recruits into the army, aided it is sup
posed, by politicians in their endeavor to OBJ
tai, tn air end, by melting revolution.
The British force had returned to the Clio
on the Goth, considering that there was no
further necessity Of their services.
A revolution in favor ofex-plesident Mora
has broken out in Costa RIGA with great
chance of success, as the people flock to
him .... #..a ..-s 49,.
The treaty between Great Britain and
Nicaragua. It is sail to contain provis.
ion making San Juan free port, but en-
tirely SUI sct TO The laws of Nicaragua.
Dates from Valparaiso are TO the LIST of
September and Calao to the Gath. No
news of importance.
General Elijah Ward, candidate for Con-
gresS in the 7th District, was assaulted on
Saturday p. m. in Broadway by j.. Il. Hart,
Slrveyor OF the Port, with 4 blu1yeon, but
was not seriously hurt.
The corvette Pawnee with minister Nc
Lane sailed for Pensacola 9th for Fenezue-
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NoRk, Oct. s.--Tkorthcrn Light
ming brought Pana Star and Her.
de goth.
Ittack had been my by an armed
frebels against thovernment of
rof Panama but uwere rcpulSed
loss offiye or six Z and ! 6 taken
,crs. Five soldiers Of. Government
were killed. The liLders are sup
10 be Corredzo and rca, both Of
/ escaped.
| skirmish lasted threkrs, common
about 6 o'clock in morning Of
.sday the 10th, when shots were
lat the rebels by some Pms from the
! The rebels occup anta Anna
Il and were armed WIS, muskets,
l &c.
forces, nered about
mprising soldiers, p md volun-
.EThe shots were imn Nv returned
;ring was kept up Eh parties,
and militia cradu aking their
the landing, + reaching
md deserted. rebels had
woods, hav len made
Nug Of forc the Brit
ani th sloop Of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-11

The factions of the Democracy of Oregon
have got up split among themselves that
can hardly be reconcilei, the old Senatorial
question bein: the big wedge. As the Re-
publicans came within an ace Of carrying the
State against the combined factions, there is
little room to doubt that the three votes of
Greg IN will be cast for Lincoln and Ham
lin
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-11

iREEsBAuM SCHROEDER s. Co. BURLrSGroS
70 person should 90 to Burlington without
ing on the above Dealers in Dry Goods,
II kinds, on Jefferson St. Ladies particu>
y will find numerous attractions on their
Die and crowded shelves. 1t is impossi-
for Us to parti;ularize, but fortunately,
can refer to their new advertisement in
1other column, where some particulars are
N, though the lalf is not, and could not,
one Statement, lie told.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-11

Barrett, King & Co., is the pioneer whole
PIE Clothing House in Chicago, and house
first rate reputation withal. They were
hong the few who met their obligations in
H. They do their own manufacturing at
|tica N. Y, and hence the superior quality
their goods. See card. .....
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! The ladies of Ottumwa and vicinity will
please refer to Mrs. PARCELS Card. They
VII there learn that Mrs p has returned
yom the East with very full, and very
complete stock Of goods in her line, and, .
curse they will call early.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-10-11

i. D. HOFFMAN & Co., No. Is Lake ST.,
&erchant Tailors of great skill AMI ex-
bee in their business, and they keep
Ibly the choicest stock Of goods for Gen
MS use, to be found in the west, and
men Of superior reputation and skill.
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