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The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

" l understand, Mr.. Jones, that you can turn
anything neater than any other man 10 town.
"Yes, Mr.. Smith, said so,'
" Mr.. Jones, don't like to brag, but there's S
no man on earth that can turn anything better
than | can whittle it."
Pooh, nonsence, Mr.. Smith, to talk about
whiting. What can you whittle as well as l
can turn it ?"
Anything-everything, Mr.. Jones. Just
name the article that can't white that you
can turn, and I'll give you dollar if don't
do it to the satisfaction of these persons pres
ent'
"Mr. Smith, suppose we take two grind
stones for trial. You may whittle and will
turn !"
Smith caved.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

shall never get out of this scrape alive"
as the hog said when they were rubbing the
bristles off his back with clam shells and hot
water.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

Bas~ A person named Owen Moore once
left bis creditors somewhat unceremoniously
upon which wag wrote:
Owen Moore has run away,
OWN more than be could pay.
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294
lpie stsI 9fen.

'''''J 'uEItHO Ouudre ipie SieI 9Ters
lten loIl i6 bafir ermcrren2
Gummtopf! trd6ste Der Glte. - rcl6e Slss.
niatetten Eann i'd mo6ticiter bdbed. gRas in
rpn 2'ir niu, 1T etn 8inpchiel fur sib M
wtro 2e,n 0jtwifcn nbt incummOpir,n. - gIfu
ilrj MILF Iu rpcr nidt?
Sprc&t ldate gco fur;.
So bore mid an. SD faate Dir, Die e5o6e
jet Gin &tn0sripieI, uno lte if's aud, fe erfpr.
osrt nur rtneh treueu, 0srld6liben Dtann. uno
eatur balte t6 Did. So 1T bieien Mpraen cine
6rau 9fltorben unO auf Dem Gtaptfirdhbufs Be.
9rapen morocn, Der man piGtige Samilien, Na
eisrc Iicb, ris fe geio66nItb in rinem lepernen,
Oadbtn auf Der Srult trus. Die(e papiere
Wutpen NIT tbr bt9raben unb mir lieat pel pa.
ran, lte wteoer ;u erbaltcn. Die Qeibe init Ss.
wiut9un9 Der ObriaFeit wieoer ausarabeu IN IoI.
zen, mnrNe gu piel Qufiebcn crreasn, bas Ids. mir
Ou wobl be9r'ifcn mirf, Ycrmrieen mue. 9n
9'rlailr min oIa duf Detpen Mutb unp Dein,
9'l3idltttteit. Der NtonN sebt jrst crIt eeaen
@F0f8'n aut wenn Gn paber tst Gntru6 Der
Ma@t anf peuSrdtpf gcthunr Gin bistbsr raid,
drbettelt 70 tonnit Ou in Gin paar Stunpsn Sos
@r3t cTen baacu Ou uimmf oaun rie lDopsrr
wtrtlt oo0 Scb mtercr IN unp tpmml Damn so.
A'00 bNrbrr. SD werce bis lhr Mproeue
bier out DID partcn, On iitrrge6R mir pos
Sudden, i6 sabe Dir Define taulenp g9.nora
uno ." bit ron orm &u9enbIids an frei, fannR
Oth ru0t9 ale 6armer moGiu Iebcu unp Deine
attcn Gage ais ebrli5ber @aun orrIebcn.
Spb bate tAm NIT gCipauntcr Qufmertiamfeit
5u9'bort er boltc jcBt ttf QtGsm unp froot,
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8sfauutmahuua.

etnt8e onl4eincnD ie6r GcynbsrtUmmene unb
0erO'9ii9e 6raurnjimmcr, wsI9e pcraeben, bic
n'rn @ulfn anb BON New gOrt ausarpielsn ,u
lfif lnO bier an8stOmmsn unb baben nm I'm.
ttrFOmmsn 0rFrten, Dn birIrlben iebc6 BEN
yEa'tmei0 r'OIi&en 9rOoerwerGs nidt fasren
t0nn''H uno Is3r rt0nfirt uusfben, 70 wirO ein
3ecer, Der etnas iter te weiB, erluat a6 an
msIPm bel 9etrns, 6immslsr Gafsuan.
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Die
GcGctrrutTc 0pm ct. @puts.
Sru
6etntit SBrnFcin.
(6ortlsbuna.l

(6UrtIcbun0.)
@ewtB, On bit elm srunrcGylidcr 9unoe.
S0b, fubr Der Qlte NIT ip6thiAcr Rube tort,
3wor 9tbt e6 Seute, bic Dir Gin jcbcnoldnatihre
freie6 Auertier IN nnlerer Staate. Yenitsnliara
o'rNa"6sn ftnntfn, atrr bic 9eut, fnp Deine
6rennoe, Sob, uno i'd pcntt, On mtrlt 70 fluo
le'l eS ntht oNne 9fotb nit i6nen Su sercegten.
S00 idwif0 unO bb iih in ieinem Oerbaltcnen
l'nmut0s oie Stpp'n nunr. Der elite tufcte
e'nt SSellr orinncH uno lcBtc oanu i'm alribeiil.
"9rn Zone oa' eePrdb fort
=" Varlt ail0 IN St. JoItp9?
S1' ra
gtom S'cle 9aItf0Fnta'Seentr ptcn 2
''ur W'"'9e n0N. emt9t YfOrmonens3ige
""O Oann e'n Paar Nohju8lsr GOmpagnien.
SH ealt sSiltam 8ciu"een9
"emB' S0 ue'r9aO t0m Zen tfOffer nit Iei.
men S1'ftcn uno la9te 'bm, wie SIR mir aufgc.
"a8eu' Gr m08e li@ lt't' ieincS Stripre8ens
""D ','"'S S'0e' er'nnern'
u"o er Ira9te 0'0 lonlt UNI ntate 2
. "e'"' ~ antp0Ff'ff mir; 5t Dante tNm mctn
S'O'n ""O U's SPrf m''N'r @(nttfr. Jt mdrbe
s9's ''FOen, ais "f'nFn @nftr'3 ntbt gu criiiarn.
Na9 Is mar ~ue'.
t'"O Z" l"9lI 'pn a0rf'lfH
"a : am age 90r mtiner &aifa0rt na@
= -. :. Sou'' "Ha'f sr litR mt finrr &OmPa9nis
o'.""O'E "ao psr gfa'Fis auT-
'"" h'ef N"' NoOp' la9'e Per Ntte i'm 8utmtl'
Ip's'" lone, : 'p 0'n nun einmal 10, - metnc
o''""O' ''O' 10 "'p' N 'lF 9'0tR lteden. Ter
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Dnutes.

Den 8sIie6ten llntcrt6anrn in RurbsGen.
Sr lis6t Gu4 Se9t 96r's nicat oann lsiO ebr
bItnre {1e1en:
Sr R@tt' Sud- 9trns faOn Spr Qisbe - aufoes
frelleu
Gin nitbt turteiflaer llufrrtban.
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Srfcn! Srfenr

Ae"' ocutitcn YutItfum ce Nn,eiqc. oaF ih
mctnn Store nCu rtugcrihtct uno cine tcOurs
t'nce Guewabl 0cn 8 Scfen icccr 2lrt YerrSr6io
NaNc. 5h 9jHube i'm Stance III ietn, 3ecermnun
nit rem @rriinittcn teotcrcu ~ t6nnen. SIN.
pem ID fir frjprrcn 3uipru@ panf boffe ids ouf
cine 0orfFBnng cciicIbeu. &. 6cffIce
g}p. % NninlfrcCt
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Site i,mb DS8beu !

4lt3an TrIuncsn uno &e.apusu, Iopie benz oesbrt,n
9U5litm, ilbcbIupt Die erseb.re gtnitise Oa ii, mPifn
Icucu l2ut- ltnD 0MBcn, Storf,
No. l55 &r11 lHast 'mjldtn oar Gen NIB item,
nit elmer sreEn Wu5Uab oar ncuf nunS mCoerIlfsr
ren gr osu Spri155coay gcrcGtn babe 3uoeh oe6s in
mtiH'n chr.eu 0upen nc Suterma, 6aB Ids 6,t ourfr
2Sl1rc nyr oie Sillilfeu 0reiit 5arcdlRe 49,
I'M glIi8su 3Uplub 6i!ttt ey9ebtnh
Gpnra6 Sourr
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Seuer 9fpffe, &nnrinoitter,

= "Nu feiH y Stcn8G be1l II uub
NUterg!
sd hate eine rttttot9c @u5wabl Teurrofc Ramin-
9HiIr S@5ut.u 2ten8dben uEo @pfre an 6ono. weId,,
@or'el &oaitn elmer, @ideu6auftln Np6enGtonfEIr
laone 1titlt mr. 5aaIfeIu InO @otcre sdie6tiebr mel
R9sne uNo ei'ane eeHe sum 36tgn iutr,NaffeI1 ,Irr
,ts : 9y.lS''s'F tnm %uileeen son 6encrrpcn
@auml'ilr, SouS5ctBer unO mosrc NlrIrncn. rr,Ihe
gnsn ppgr mtartrc ccr obocn @rftr u auftn mirfhrn
seDs '0 tr"n NuNt Gn tbten gecari mir M cnncb
Hsh. ga l1 III n3EeIpen ereiltn ptrtOuien perbc Ga
'@ mtlnt l0nmtjgeH Gt'cu- uuo 9PciIuowaoren ,nnir
meme S.caa tet 1nftrtiae 70 fann id Se6ermonr ~ fi
"er Sclen 3uiriecanbet bebienen ." W
2. .. Dcupcp
@.rdtn' NAo E{tnap1arrs6 6otrif 1uroic ycllsrrpife
lno &amnaitier 9ianufacprn ~
9to. 225, We,apraBc, iipilatu g. uub e.. 9BfifIsit,
9ttbmpn6 81 a
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BUR prIntiAsn ,Sraae.

WeI6' 8ra8e II 9e9enwartis fir uns bic mid.
tiglts2
DIE 5ra8e; t@ut Obsr ma d auslanO
un5 NOb?
@fp'r. 5afsn Or temerft. bic 5Ulbatsn mar.
lfRirsn roa aile na& Dem Oirg, rpenu ls aus,
3trbn
3irl6. 6afe 9cirbn gBas mir if arleaen,
0b is mari@irsn nna m Oiry. ggas tuue Id
oamit. gad IN NOrOrn iOlen fe mari6irsn.
gfCger. 9tu, le babsn bod feline Gils!
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Oampfl6if, &ertiucuus 1mii&cn Gj6mpnc urc
Ncw 9 gur1.
Gde DdmpfdH oHcanotc" ecrli6t Rtt6mpnp
ic6cn Et'nla8, NadmittaB0 u9r unp glUrfclf
9Eitwud Rtta9.
Dos Nompflhiff oSomcetUmu" Ycrlagt 3i6.
mrnb ieocn 5rcitag, 3ahmittuas / li6r. unb
gorloit am Sam5tag 9tittnQ.
Der 6o9rprci5 in Der Gniatr, @abli,tten c,n.
9c1tlrlcu, tetrG9t SO.
SIM Stecra8c, ctnc &rI, S.
tta, Sl5
9tcirncc, Die @httwcts unt Samslaos bsu
gtttrobur9 6riit5ua benuBen, trcfn ,r.ta nit
Der NorfClf 9etcre6ura Sabn in trfercr Stabt
Gin, "m nit pcm Oampfboct mcitrr gcbcn ,u f5u-
men, &idct5 fir oific Sour fSuntn am Qsters-
burg Depot 9cI67t mcrorn uub 6etraat rer oon,e
6abrprrie 9lcidfn1S nur $40.
Yunlam II. 6ttnetcu.
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Sspinauuqer

Der pgnSc9er" eridint icbcn Mcrocn SpnntaoS oueer
ncmntsn, gum mldclide SHbferplicusvrejs son o fe
aplbar en Ole rp So9er ccJr 0o In iSbrter Sur1u5
0eopIH5 &nie9tn l1ocu inter cI9ticcn Stoiuoun0tn
AuTnapme; Gnmoii9c GturUGn6 Ycn 10 cieu cocr ccni
9e 90 9tS., Src'moliee GtS, 0rtimooe $I.0O cine
gSp ne 20, stren grnd 500 orti Ncn0t 400 feds
sSpr0uSteolunB. GHej0cn, bic u0b Scljtbch prrsuoer
nerben t6nnen rerCcu nit S2j 90 per Sobr ttrchnet
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The German ADVERTISER

B; HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
as published every day, Sunday excepted, at
S5'OO per Annum, payable IN advance
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BRoAD STR, next to Cry H.rr
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S&nilletOu.
Die Raaoomun0 : cine oentf&e g1ppc.

sI& trn9 elm 3unOeniad&en,
Tad mnbt mir futnen WfutD,
Yton gtautt nidt, mas Elm 3uaserl
Sft fiir he 9Birtung t6ut.
Sin uu9oriiheS 6Gtl
Nfit cinsm ptuIsl Nran,
'6ab t& aud nit GnBuden
9Inf meinen RoPf SetDnn.
limb cine 6abncnfebcr
I'm meine S&tdfe Fjcst;
60 bat fl @lritntOi,
Der iib'raI tcmnri unb ficet.
SO i&rsit i'd suns 9cruifB
llnO 3rit8cmaB einbcr;
9senn i'd 10 ui6tt crp6rc,
GrObre i& niats mr9r.
Gc@ frost man, ub Die @lcoc
Genorn}pOIttiid lct
unb mas mir cabti rrntcu 2
9Eir bentcu niatS ratci.
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Sin SUIrat Fat ieinsn Captain, i6m peo,n
3@milienan9 Ie9cnDrttcn llrlaut gu srben.
gEao baf Ou penn fir 5lmilienana,(eosn
Soften fra8te Der Gapitdn.
@lfins @Iten ba6en elm sdpein ssfflaft.t
un0 i'd s0e fur msin eetsn germ frl9t sBura.
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Vic MORNING STAR gp8-s7ef,n

" 4N|L'IFIINNF = I'm TpI-NDtfen
UultEcdntcr bat cine 8rrEe 9uapobl Son yauad6er,S
MORNING STAR Sod. Orfcu
snA l'cr epF Yorra:a0, Nt % vs., 5Iae ycrfoufen
'""' 40 FeJ' e.T 9tTtNUiL m4rotp. I'm 3uwU6 tjitct
Is. 9etfIc9, 32 Ml1iuitr
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6rana Stautr

Uran2 = taubt,
l66 &rcabftsaBc, iniId,en Der 6. unb Z. ctr.
FaItein rci,5s5 an6 mcSl1Ior.rtsa Eager goa
Gi60rren, Jluh-, 5ton- uub SAnupftabaf
ti9ncr 5obgifoticp IEo 9mocration,
pa r I'M GrUR uo &stuctrtcUf i Den biaitnP
eE abloPt. NamsHib Ullter 9SitoeyperfSlfer ori5
mar eeIAm riA ben, Cd" IL iDrs tinfaufe annerpeiti,
mtg ,tH- 81 e =
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pI5EEsDEE.pgsEA

A ReDeE0leat Institution eSfdbiiahed IN special In
do,efaeht Tor The ReiietOTt Sick end Distressed,
a5ficted tcHh IiFHkeai and E0i6e18ic Diseases,
and e&pecidHyJor tie Cure Of Diseases Of tie Sea-
nal OFqdRs.
TEyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the aw.
e ful destruction of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practiced upon
victims of such diseases by quacks seve,aiyears
ago directed their Consulting surgeon, CHARIrs-
BLE ACT worthy of their name, to open Dispensary
for the treatment OF this class of diseases in all their
forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply by letter, with description of their
don, Gage, occupation, habits Of life &c, } and in
of extreme poverty, to furnish Medicine free
charge 1t is needless to add shat the Association
commands the highest Medical skill OF the age and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in the Annual Re-
port upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the which has
tended the labor of their Surgeons in the Sper
matsrrh6a, Seminal Weakness, GonorrhGa. elect,
Syphilis, the vice of Onansm SelfAbuse Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, &c. and order contin-
uance of the same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoa. and other Dis
eases OF the Sexual Organs and on the New Remedies
employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKLLIN HouGHToN, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association No. South Ninth street. Phila-
delphia, Pa. by order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President,
| GEO. FAIRCIIILD, Secretary.
January IL, lS60-n44-11
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road.

Shortest. Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
Of Lake str3et, as follows:
First train Ti5 a.m., arrives at Michigan City at
1880 p M (dinner) La Fayette 5:25, tsupper) Indi-
annapolis Sis, pm, Lawrenceburg 1890, and Cincin-
natl at l1:45p.m.
Second train Scoop m, arrive at Michigan City at9:20
p,m, La Fayetts 2:40 a.m., Indianapolis 900 am,
Lawrenceburg 1920 am, Cincinnati at 1913 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 500 pm, arrive at
Burlington at 1928 m, arrive at Chicago at 5l5
At Cincinnati 1880 am.
Only ons change of cars between Chicago and Gin
cinnati.
Patent sleeping attached to all night trains,
and through from Chicago to Cincinnati withou.
change.
Tbrou gh tickets can he had AT all railroa d Offices
In the West and at the companys Office corner Lake
and Dearborn streets and at the depot, foot of Lake
street. Chicago.
Pare as low as via any other route.
HI. SPALDING, Ag't Chicago.
WM. POWELL, Trav. Agent.
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EDURi TON. PEORIA. AND LC-
- GANSplRT z II

Trains leave Burlington as follows: MORNING
p. m. Sunday Night Train leaves At p IN, Connect
Ing nj TOLEDO with LIGHTNING Elk. TRAINS on
LAKE SHORE Il. Il.
The 500 p m L,gansport Express makes direct con-
n.ctons, as follows:
At III Paso with Illinois Central Rairpsd for Bloom
ington Decatur, Pana, Sauioval ana Cairo.
At Chcuoa with Chicago and st. Louis Railroad for
Alton to st. Louis.
At Gil man with fCaicago Branchl Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and SOath.
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for ayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati
At Logansport with Toledo, Waba h and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East also with
Cincinnati nd Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, D Iy-
ton and Columbus.
The f:45p IN Peoria Accom- notation makes the
same connections as above 10 Gilman.
The above is a new anlS sery mach shorter Line
1t is thoroughly built and well manned aud run in
every way sit the appreciation OF the travelling
public.
Cars viii run directly through from Darlington 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 0mnibussng AS via Chicago con-
uections positive IL is owned and controlled By the
came interest while via Chicago is the reverse In
short, 1t is every way the most desirable line.
J. X. FAYRWEATllER, Jr.
Ticket Ag't Darlington.
f.R. WILSON, Passenger Agt, ottumwa.
A. BARBER, Western Ag't, Des Mones. Iowa.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TESAKEN up by John Reed at his residence In Com
ID petine Township, Wapeo county Iowa. on the
10th day OF December, 1850, two estrays, one Black
mare Colt supposed to be two years old last spring
and entirely black, no other marks brands per
ceivabe. The other Sorrel horse Colt suppos ed to
be two years old last spring. blaze in the forehead
some white left fore foot and right hind foot with
runHing sore on the left shoulder. The mare valued
at $50, and the horse at $l2, before Joseph Myers
Justice of the Peace. JOSEPH HAYNE Ci'k
Jan. 4th, '6l-4fI2-3m
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TIE TOLEDO * yyA.;aSE1,
AND
PEDRTA& RURLINGT

FAST FREIGHT LINE.
* GODS forwarded from Lake Erie to the Mi'sissp.
In pi in continuous Express Fraigh. trains, with
ont ansshipment and in quicker time than by ans
ether route.
Rates as low as by any other route. Overcharges
and damages promptly settled Contracts can be
made at as low rates Ia New York or Boston, as 10y
any other line, with the undersigned agents:
jC OATMAN, Al't N e. Err X, 2%i Broadway,
MORE, Ag't N.Y. n. 2S9 Broadway,
n 3 SPAuLDISG, Spauldings tx. Aston Henss,
PRAy Tanner 4 Co, III Broadway,
Great Western Dispatch, PSI Broadway,
western Transportation 90, l9l Broadway.
American Transportation 20. Centre Slip.
BOSTON,
IA DUNLAP Ag't N Y&ERR, ID State Street.
ia MILLS Agt B& W r. II, 10 State Street,
! g PHILLIPs, Fitchburg X H., State Street
Ali kIGHr, Agt Dispatch, State Street.
BUFFALO
n x LooMrs G en'l Freight Agt 4 ERR.
r r DOLE Agt n YC Propeller Line
: sprNCER, Genl Eastern Ag't "a RR.,
New York.
,pYSe pnrticnlar and mark packages T & w
=, fcgaEsport. A. BARBER, Ag't, Desmoines,
Iowa
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TUyAKEN up by Gardner Betterton, 1t hisy
II In Washington Township, wspeI
Iowa, on the I4th day Of November. y
Steer, OF the following descripti
with some considerable white In ~
spot on the right shoulder, win oaS
white and some white the ~ a<1Si
be worth twenty dollars, before 1qNH4
ice of the Peace of said county, 40
Dec, IT--'G0 4JI2-3m JOa @sVAI;
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HSTRAY NOTICES.
>~~~>s~~~ ><~<~S> S~<><~<
K.SEks NshTEEE

ESERAY NOTICE.
FasAhEN mp by Henry J. PARROT, at his residence
q in Columbia Tp.s Wapello county, Iowa. the
sth day of November, A. d. 1860, one horse Mule,
about two years old last Spring, color nearly black,
with some brown or bay color the head and nose,
no other marks or brands erceivable--apprased at
ixty dollars before Joshua Marshall Esq, Justice&c.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk
S5-l2-Sm By W. Goldsmith, Dept
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NEW NDRK AM ERIE
0srat RrOad Guagc, Double TRACK
md Tclcgransa EsaMIc
RAII.ROA


0srat RrOad GuaEc, Double Track
ana Telegraph Route,
FyONew York, Boston. and all eastern cities, car
rying the Great Western and NerthW estern
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkrk daily, arrival of
all trains the Lake Shore Railroad ON Clev eland
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, st. Louis, Dubuque
Burlington, Iowa City, &C., and run through to New
York city without change.
The only route running through from the Lakes
to New York city. Splendid ventilated sleeping
run night trains.
Baggage checked through Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
gLfe in New York.
De particular and call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad which sold at all
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment Of freight
superior to any other cate.
An EXPRESS ER Blight TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through all points West quicker time than
before made any line. e
For freight rates enquire off. C. 0ntman, %! Broad
way, New York of Jacob Forsyth, Freight Agent,
81 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
CHAS. MTN0T, Supt,
JOHN M OSBORN Western Agt Cleveland, Ohio,
SAM'L READ, Ag't, Toledo, Ohi).
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Dc ttunlDa Courier.
4 Tale of Terror.


IT, |lywing rather marvellous story is
told ~ one of the Vienna journals: As a
TAR 80 Ors;nov, nsar that city, was q
fcy n M ago returning from market, he
stopppdhtra roadside public house and i'm
nxdGQ1l4 showed the inkceper large sum
wE6 6ohad received. In the night the
i6keep<f, armed with poignard, stole iato
the fzencr's chamber, and prepared to stab
hin, hit the farmer who, from the mans
maH1ler at supper, conceived suspicious of
f1l pay, had thrown himself, fully dressed
clthe bed without going to sleep, AMI being
9p,werful man, he wrestcd the pognard
from the other, and using it against him,
after he heard stones thrown at the window,
an | a voice, whcn IA recognised as that Of
the inakcapar's son, said: 1.-The grave Is
ready !" This proved to him that the faith
er and s,n had plannsi his murder, and to
avoid detection hal intended burying the
dea body at once. He thercup)n wrap ID
the dead body in sheet and let il d IVA
from the window h then ran to tn, gen
tlarmeric and stated what had occu re -
Three ndarmes Immediately accompsnie /
him to the house and fund the yonng man
busily engaged in s,iovclling eartk int) a
grave.
What are yol buryiny? ?" sid they.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

THNaKEN up by G. A. Mcdowell, on the 26tb day Of
u November 1860, at his residence In Keokuk tn
Wapello county, Iowa, One White Cow with roam
neck and red ears, Marked with two swallow forks In
the right ear and two splits and hole In the left ear
Supposed to be four old last Spring. appraised
at $I5 80, before l.. z. Rupe, Esq.
JOSEPH HAYNE, clk,
Ottumwa Dee 10Th '6O-42 Am y
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ESTRAy NOTICE

Taken up by Jefferson c. Travis at his residence in
Highland Township, Wapello County Iowa. on the
st day Of December, 1860, Bay Mare Of the fol-
lowing description to wit One Bay Mare supposed
to be five years old, black name and TAIL black feet
white spot in the forehead other marks or brands
perceivabe. and appraised to be worth thirty five
dollars before j. G. Whpple Justice ofthe Peace of
said County JOSEPH HAYNE CLERK
by w. Goldsmith, Deputy. no4l Sm
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TVNAKEN up by Emmar Moore, living IN Keokuk
- Township, Wapello County, Iowa, on the Sth
day ofDecember 1860, one Sorrel Mare of the follow.
ing description, to Wit One sorre mare about three
years old next spring, star In the face and white
stripe from her nostr up to her eye sorrel name
and TAIL left hind foot white, and the other hind foet
striped. Said appraised to be worth forty-ays
dollars before A. A. Douglas, Esq.
Dec. 2Sth, ls6e--43-12-3m JOSEPH HAYkE CIR
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ANRROTYPIST.
ASHLAND ACADEMY.

-EyIIE FAIL and WINTER TERM Of 81 WEEKS
d ofthis Institution, will commence September
1850; the Spring and Summer, OF the same length
the LIST Monday in February, 1861.
A. HULL, A. NJ, and MRS. VI. HULL, will take
charge of the School thorough Academic and Or
namentaI course of instruction now be received
in this Institution. -,
Tuition in Literary department viii range from IS
$40 per term in Ornamental branches at usual rases
Tuition for every half term must be paid invariably
in advance. No deduction made except FOR protract-
ed sickness.
July 4, lS6n-1S-12.