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r,E.oon,s PATENT BEE .EEvE.

v-ySTE SUBSCRIBERS, proprletors % 'he above
q Hive for the counties OF Wapello, Mehaska
KeokGk, jefferson AMI Davis, have engaged In the
nanufacture ~ them in 0ttumwa, at the corner Of
Front and Green Streets nearly opposite the Jefferson
House, where they Invite Bee rsisers of the above
and other counties, 20 cali and examine the Hive
learn prices &C. Twill cost nothing TO look at them.
Orders solicited.
Agents 20 sell rights In the above counties wanted.
We also Carpenters and Joiners and win prompt
ly attendt 10 orders, or contracts In those lines.
LEWIS H0YT.
0ttumwa, April 9th ts60--tGm.
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SHOES &
GROCERIES.

being very fur we sell them as low as they can
be bought ut kEOKUk or BURLINGTON.
Before trading
Remember that we pay the highest price for Corn
Wheat and Oats.
Remember that pay the highest price for Meal
and Flour
Remember that pay the highest price for Flax
aud Timothy Seed.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Rags
and BeeswaX.
Remember that ws pay the highest price for Butter
and Eggs.
Remember that We pay the highest price for Honey
and Lard
Remember that we pay the highest price for Chick
ems and Turkies.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Feath-
ers Hides and Deer Skins.
Remember that we pay the highest price In fact for
all kinds OF produce.
Remember that we pay the highest price for County
and City Orders,
Remember that We sell at least 10 per cent lower
than any ether house tn town.
Remember that dor't sell "nary'' item Credit
Remember the place, Main Street, opposite Ottum-
wa House. HEDRICR GILLESPIE.
January r. 1S6a-n4i11
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NnranE.

Noticeis hereby given 20 the Township Trustees of
the several Townships, In the County of Wapello
Iowa, That the County Poor House viii he fitted up
And ready receive paupers from and after Monday
the 23d day of April, A. ID. 1860
Therefore the Trustees Of the several Townships in
said County are hereby requested, to
to be removed, MI paupers under their charge Chat
can be removed with safety 70 the said Poor House
without DELAY, no Bills or claims from and an err
said date Except such only are otherwise provi-
ded for by law win he allowed or paid out ~ the
County Treasury, unless they allowed and certi
fed TO by the Director OF the county Poor House.
JOSEPH II. FLINT County Judge
April l9-6-till May /.
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r9y-THE LARGEST STOCK, FINEST
AND CHEAPEST GOODS ARE FOUND
AT INSKEEP & BROS.
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Who said it would rain? Guess they
were mistaken. Brig out the water carts
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In any place, can have them cashed by calling
Office.
EAEES.-"e have correspondents in nearly
every county in Southern Iowa, and can pay taxes
for non-rcsdents aud others, for reasonable COM
mission Money for taxes always required in advance
and all orders should be sent Us by Let Of January.
LAND w NTS.
We will at all times pay cash for Land Warrants, and
will also attend TO the location Of them the entry
with cash, of Government lands, in
NOVA, KANSAS gER NFzEsTrRSE
We have ample asrangemcntsfor the selection Of le
sirahle lands in the Territories, for individuals ortor
Colonies.
la : DS.-We furnish entrants and others
with first rate Farms, IN The central counties this
State, with unimproved land in this and the south
ern tier Of counties, for Cash. Tley can be had rs
''cheap dirt"
TOWN F.GTs.
We have over two hundred town lots in Charlton,
Osceoa, Alton and Mount AYR Nil good county Towns,
three Of which are on the line of the burlington &
Missouri r. r. z. To parties desiring residence
business lots In any ofthese points, will give good
bargains.
Parties at distance, desiring information as the
property offered, are requested to correspond with
All Others willplease call at office, Market
st. two doors from Front ST., Ottumwe, Iowa. -
FE PILE "a EGEz 3EzzEEas
October G, 1S59-n20-4w.
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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TINE.

Burlington 81 Missouri IL. Rs. IL .
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Rec@Tnadltons promptly and fairly ajustea
Mark Packages, "Fast Exgress Lime, via G.. W. R."
IN NEW YORK Del Deliver P,r.s goods ,s-. at Hue
senger Dcpot, 90 Warren St. ~ at Canal st. Depot.
IN POCTONyD Dsiiver goods at Boston and
hA> i'N'o L Wy Worcester Railroad Depot,
and mark as above.
Eastward bound freight Of every description viii he
forwarded at nW est current rates and nrom Western
Roads should he CONSIGNED n ~ WALEINGFORD.
Uhicaso, 'or' GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, Detroit"
For the transportation OF Live Stock to Buffalo, Al
bany New York an Boston. this route Is unequslled
for speed stock cars, Sleeping for provers, and
spacious and ccnycnent yards for stock, making IL
most desirable route for Shippers
Through hills Of Ladiur given. end Reclamattons
paid, at any Of the company's Offices.
CJ. BRYDGES Managing Director G.. w r.. Ham,
ilton. JULIUS MGYiUS, Genl Agt Buffalo, TH0S.
BELL, GenI Fri Act, Hamilton, W. j. sPICER, Agt.
Detroit. T.. p BEACH, Agt 2T3 Broadway, N. Y. o.
KTMBALL, Agt 81 State ST., Roston,
a. wALEsNGFS'Ese, ~, wes'e-e Aga,
Gov. Lake and Dearborn SITS, opp fremont House,
March 90 1850. CHICAGO.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

When you want Clothing Boots and Shoes
90 to Temples New Store.
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OHTUM WA

General Agent, ss Wster-st., Burlington
January II, '60--tf.
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NN AND AFTER MAR. !, and until further no.
W tice is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
a = follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKISG COMPANY, 4
New Orleans Oct. n, 1859.
RsssTO Let-The clIE ible u fhces err the new
banking this Possession given Immediately
o2T 6m A. H. KERNION, Cashier,
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,

This College situated il The parish s q 81 James sixty miles
be lss ndar The direction Mr. OSCAR bUduE assisted
Two Instruction followed this instuune
Il Left 10 The discretion Of parents which Of
these courses The students shall pursue.
ern Ian s History dsesars Ha'hsnaes
Physical Sciences Logic Rhetoric Literature Moral ihiloso
latter ts students win follow all the branches
s sGs a " The classical with The exception q Greek
praccal instruction suitable to habits
country will be made object Of particular care and attention
IN tas psssaa ss ba courses win be mainly the Eng
The Price tuition together with mending
three hundred dollars payable quarterly and in adj
requiring instruction Music, Drawing Dancing
services Of The dentist attached The establishment will
also be a. the expense Of the student r. 4.
fusss. Ny saEass I ssssss sssds,as - s.
the uneNped be made at the time of enter
IS &c eao r ~ s ter
whole expelled he entitled
which has been paid in advance for the remainder
after The 1850 the examination win be-
Tha1ad is with 1 es ~ -
Vacation begins after the distribution Of prizes.
No charge Is made to Students who may remain at Col
legs during vacation - ,o.,. -
know how read and write have been yaccnated and
be bearers of certificate of good conduct when coming
Students on their entrance must be provided follow.
IL Shirts handkerchefs u pair of stockings towels
as pair Of aeq
buck cloth winter wastcoats 3pair of shoes
S's's se asss
Sra Issi comb clothes brush brush
shoe brushes boxes shoe backing tin BASIN y.
I nd z fo a's' knife s's s'e A'se spsy .
They must be renewed when necessary ut the PARENTS
whose narents or guardians do not the parsh
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~ Sealed Proposals WIN b received A. he Office 9f the Com
mp 3Ss until sffs tic dss February
o'clock NJ. for the following work:
sss 'sa.E sns P
sS sa ss s Tae ss
lowest surface Inc swamp The dirt exeayaed be
posed in linz hs eyee and a" roots ump
A. s es s Ct h Of NY
Of said street to cuculu street. along cueuu street
Tie sad Canal Fifty wide top thirty
bottom with depth Of feet The dirt shall be nsed to
the Lake side of the Canal and of the
hight that of the Claiborne street eyee free from all ROOTS
Canal to be excavaed along Tenth street. in Carroton
extending along the said street and rs from the
said Canal be twenty feet wide fifteen feet
stracen Of Ievee on The Lake The Canal Said
T. ST. tS% ." 'sS ' extending
csiborne street Canal o,he New Canal Canal. , oo..,.
made to enlarge the same, Canal twenty
S q ten e ss % s S Ss. @ s s
ola cyee tho lower side bank of the Canal free from all
For Canal along Sixteenth street in ca,rollton extend
Lake Ponehartrain Railroad to the Canal on Henry Clay
said osna {, be forty feet wide thirty feet bot
Ill h Sf sn s feet left
and & Se III and nj ny
dressed according to the lines that will be given and all sp
l
Tie whole work shall executed under the supervision of the
Engineer of the Second Draining Section and to his entire salts
faction.
The contractor shall himself begin the the
days following the approval of his the Board
Commissioners Of the Second Draining District.
Ills well understood that in Of failure by the contractor
huis the work thereof within the period
fixed the Board be satisfied with the
in which the being executed they Board shall
the right the without putting The
default article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
applying Of Justice annu the and without in
IDENTITY; well understood that in the
tractor shall at time abandon the work not finish aud
the in conformity with his contract the
shall forfeit all claims he have for any amount
of the work dome by him up 10 the date OF the abandonment
that shah thereby discharged from all
liability therefor also well understood that in the
esold the and his securities shall be
held and bound in soido to unto the Bord all loss and
difference between The price ut which the contractor originally
contracted perform the work and the price at which may be
| resod,
Proposals addressed to j. U. LAyIILEBEUyRE, ESQ,
President Separate bids will be required for each session. with
good and solvent security in the of thousand dollars
for the faithful performance of the contract Payment be
made in cash the completion of the work and its acceptance
| by the Engineer of the Board.
Bids to be per running Of aS feet for the whole work
| complete
| WILL. l. FRERET Engineer
|
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THE FOLLOWING SWEEP
A AAA STAKES have been opened for the
&&A&A&sSSAExa Spring Meeting of ls6D, TO be
kH1&#fAAs> the Metairie Gonrse under the rules
Sweepstakes year olds heats Of mile; subscp
on 500 forfeit Sl0o The second horse to his stake
yided subscribers fill the
stake to be run on TUESDAY. the 10th day April 1860
Sweepstakes three Odds heats Of miles subscp
ton $500 forfeit $40 The second horse his stake pro-
sided three START hye subscribers 70 Ill the
and close the Ist March, 1860 Nominations to be
Sa24 mi SIDNEY STORY, Secretary.
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COTTON Seed. COTTON SEED.
have now on hand large supply of Petit Gnlfe and
.Boyds Prolisct COTTON SEED which can furnish during
the season In lots TO salt customers.
Planters and wishing pure and well selected article of
Seed, would do well to give call before purchasing
elsewhere.
have also full and well assorted stock of GRO
CERES which am prepared to sell at reasonable prices.
CHAS. R. RAILEY,
Grocer
Lag On, Is Tchounnnlas street.
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The Machinery offered for sale by from establishments
which have engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country past twenty-five and will be found to be
entirely adapted which is intended of much
speror quality great the machinery brought this
market and extremely liberal prices Persons wishing
purchase invited to call and examine for themselves.
CIEMONS BROWN & CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
used successfully various parts Of the South for fifteen
and more during which time upwards of FIVE HUNDREP of
them have annually We them be equal
in every respect any gin sold in this section.
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN is recent invention of
Mr. j. F. Brown Columbus Georgia. We refer who
are Interested Tie following certificate which is taken from
hundreds which have received:
RUSSELL COUNTY, ALA February 8, 1859.
Messrs. Clemons Brown Co
GentlemenI have used of Double Cylinder 60
during past and take pleasure in stating
vcon performance superior any Gin have
tried for speed and safety induced
would pay for itself in the saving of time
in one crop has fully answered expectations 1t
qures pcpe than Single Cylinder 30
Gin twice much cotton per day and is much
this accounted for from the lesser width Of
the breast will gin all the that be put
the roll whsut throwing choking 1t cleans the seed
markably clean mikes good sample of any
tried The buyers of Columbus have
peatedy told had superior in without knowing 1t
one your Double Cylinder style Your Double Cylinder Gin
great improvement the ordinary Gin and the
planter who fifty bales of will
interest lay aside the Single Cylinder 40 Gin
place himself under obligations to by purchasing your
Double Cylinder Gin and thereby time labor and
Without pleasure of personal acquaintance with YOU
permit me to you of my friendly consideration
EDGAR GARLICK.
Nessrs W. G. clemens, Brown Il Co.
Samples styles of Gins well other Machinery
may be seen store.
| ALBERTSoN l. NUDGE,
No. Union stree,
| o94 2n6t-tf and Carondeet,
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AUCTION SALES.


CREDIT sAI.E-ae CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRO
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Rooms. Nos. zs and II Old Leyee, street,
between Cnstornhouse and Bienvile sts.
GATURDAY, the 2sth inst, at 10 o'clock A.
- NJ their auction Nos 10 and II Old Levee street.
will be sold
200 cases Boots Shoes and Brogan Men, Women and
Children, comprising fresh and select assortment lately re-
ceived.
ss-TERNs-over ssp1. % days credit. - tsN
A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT. SITUATED
Gasque, street, between Derhgny and Roman Streets
First District.
BY II. A. KINGSTON,
AueTIosgER,
Successor to Benz. Kendig}-Qfce g Camp st.
SATURDAY the z6th inst. at 12 o'clock
~ NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange will be sold, without
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND witt, all improvements
thereon situated the Fisst District designated by the No. Il
in square No. "a bounded by Gase Derbisny, RoEian and
Palmyra streets and "a feet front asuet street. BY
lGg 10 inches and lines depth between parallel lines
The comprise oneory cottage house. slated
roof containing three and gallery the side. bathroom
kitchen, servants csern and hydrant IN the yard-buk
with regard to comfort and convenience and well adapted for
the accommodation Of small family.
F3rTERMs-The purchaser mortgage note pay
able in April 1862 for the of sI6g without interest," and
the balance cash. The improvements be insured and
policy transferred 10 the vendor until the Is paid
Act Of sale before Joseph sbony. Notary Public, ct the
/ expense of the purchaser. Jazz
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EA~Public Ltbrary-As it does not seem to
be generally understood that the Library Of the Mechanics In
stitue open all the Committee take this
method of advising the public Of the fact,
The Library Rooms IN the Institute Dryades street
between Common and Canal from O'Clock A.
d. to s o'clock r NJ CHAS. POTTHOFF,
n25 3m Chairman Of the Library Committee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

DIR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, the unriyalled CANCER DOC
TOR who many years has been heated GyGvler street
Id ,he vicinity the st. Charles Hotel has removed his Office
No ~ BARONNE STREET between Common and Canal, on
positc Lafayette Car Landing where he prepared p treat
All diseases which he processes to VIZ CANCERS in
their worst forms sCALD HEAD, WHITE sWEIIINGs and
ULCERS Of every description.
Specimens II ulceous Tumors extracted from patients can
be seen Reynolds Office and references persons Of
rrnnept standing this other Of The Union who
have successfully treated by Dr. Reynolds will be given
all Who any doubts o. the efficacy Of his remedies.
challenges the medical faculty Of the United Suites of
America or Europe to excel his cures. jas If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

SLATES-snQ01 best anfIiig WELSH SilATEs. yarians
- sizes, per ship Asyfa dchaTging The Bulls Head
Fouith District, and fer sale in lots suit purchasers.
ia23 ct j. B. BROWN. No. & Union street.
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OFFICE or SOUTHERN p4clrIc RAILROAD

OFFICE or SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. 81 Common street, New Orleans
H1n 4. The stock-books OF the Company
10Th inst distinct pro.
positions the purchase q the whole stock Of the Company
manning unsod by its agents on that day.
The propositions before will he submitted to the Com
pany and approved will he fully confirmed by before the
LIST February The OF the sale par with salts
factory payments conditioned thaihe proceeds thereof shall be
invested III labor to build the road.
g. An stockholders cut Of by the sale Of the road and
franchises Of The Company the 9Th Of October l9consist
Ing only those who declined make the pay UP the
unpaid ns'amcs under what u styled The New Policy Of
the Company adopted in April laswi have opportunity Of
presenting iii the facts in their respective cases the office
The Company me- during this week from II NJ Up NJ
and from 10 o T. ~ @ "A
The prospects Of the Company never promising as
The organization Is expected be contaminated
early day II will give the enterprise the character, nn
ece and experience Of The Hon Edgar Thompson Penn
syvana associated with Hon " X Stevenson Col Samuel
Fate Of Tennessee than whom three more able capable and
railway before united In the
prosecution of railroad enterprise in the Union.
shall he giad 10 furnish full information any stakeholder
other public spirited citizen who feels interest in this great
national highway.
j, FOWI.KES, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

By W. H. COOLEY,
Auctioneer.
ts 18Th hsi
VII er s a public e. III the following 1 @ slaves
SLAVES.
/. Panlin, aged 2 years
Coffee, aged 81 years.
8. Joachim, aged 30 years.
4. Little Joachim, his son, n years
Z. Baptisie, aged q years
SEVERN, good sorpenter) aged 4s years.
i i john sh'' a aged L IS years years
IS. Feline. aged ID years.
4 4 1Ps, hsan s sgsd \ z s years
Is Delbs, aged 50 years.
i N Madsie aasa aged g lily y Years.
= sarah sShit aged Cd ) s sssr ssso years
z e E Es,h.s, aged aged syea years
8 8 ssssiss ss I'd i = ss ssa'h
ii. victor aged years. 49,
sl. I Iasie, aged asfi IS y ssa,.
S. Basil, aged cd years e. a.a1e' al'
s ss 5essen' a assf , ssaEs,
s. Pierre, aged aged . years
& a NAME, se ssfa q \ ys sss5s and
e. e t d.sms aged i Year, Years. and
Al. PerIine, aged b years.
AZ. Zdore aged years.
IS. Louise, aged Is months.
a. Ermance, aged 70 years. and
As. Angelina, aged yeare.
46. t1nzieme, aged Ia years.
II. Gau,on, aged liz years.
LANDS
of Land situated on the Island of False River, in
this parish having Az arpents the False river
depth bounded above by land Of yalmont Major below
o Irene Greinillon.
Another Tract situated above having arpent BY
Major With all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of dwelling house gin hease cabins, etc.
quarter Section No: II, Township 6, Range 10 East.
4. Also, Mules, Horses, and Agricatural Implements.
The above Lands and Slaves belong 10 Eenne Major The
| E5r TERMS AND GoNDITIoNS-The Slaves one-fonrtt
the balance in and three years day of sale
able in and three with security in sodo bearing
interest from datete notes to be
/ payable at the Citizens Bank of New Orleans.
The land onefourth cash the balance and three
day of sale Purchasers give their
city aecepiances payable in and three years
with security in sodo bearing cent interest after matn
| rity-payable at the Citizens Bank.
Mules Horses and movable property, all nner
cash. Sl purchasers give their notes. with good
after date of SALE Special be reserved
lands and slaves, OF price and interest
and inscription of mortgages Mt the expense of purchasers
N b. Persons coming from distance land at Waterloo
where they will find horses and bnggies Mr. EFT Majors place
| about five miles from Waterloo. jail
| yVANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, FOR SOME YEARS
W resident of the CITY, situation in grocery produce
The advertiser respectfully refers TO Mesrs parmele Bro
F. salomon ESQ.,, tof E. j. Hart Co.. Clark Mosby Co.
Please address .Adyertser,,' at this office. ols If
CHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
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VITANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, FOR SOME YEARS
W aredent of the city situation in grocery produce
commission house.
respectfully refers 10 Messs pamele Bro
z. Solomon, ESQ.,, tof E. j. Hart Co.. Clark Mosby Co..
Nixon Adams.
Please address Advertiser, at this office. o1g If
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6sHERoKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
--yERsus-
NAUsEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS

We ask the afflicted of either which do you prefer
pleasant and delicious compounded from Natures
Remeiesone which viii speedily and permanently you
vile compounds heretofore used with all their
facilitating effect together with the oatlsome disease
many times following the of Mineral Peisons.
The eherokee Remedy is natures specific for Gonorr
hea, elect Gravel Structure Fiuor Aibus, Whes in Fe
males all diseases the Urinary Organs curing these
by natural laws after all other preparations have failed
Heavens mereies offending
effects which would stagger
preparations heretofore used have failed but this
has fail Happily
kind governor OF world Father who aicis
kill, but 10
mercy he has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
winch when tHken quickly flies to all parts of the system
the disease and with fidelity and courage
admirable gives Ii until has completely
PEELED from the body and the
former health and yiger.
.sRemedy strikes at the very Of the disease its
tendency s simply 10 suspend the oison hnt the
which it depends.
And what enhances its value the entire of
smell It can lay In the counting room,
toilet table without being suspected Remedy for
diseases. 95z==zz
treatise Venerea disease with full
| permanent accompany each bottle.
Sold by j. WRIGHT Il CO., n Chartres street,
New Orleans and By all respectable Druggists and dealers
medicines
POTTER & MERWIN. Sole Pronriefors