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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
New Music.

H. NJ. HIGGINs. III Randolph Street,
Chicago, has sent us a catalogue of mu-
steal publications. and two new pieces OF
music. The instrumental piece. entitled
the Chicago Skating Polka by Franz
Staah. we have not yet looked over. but
the song. Little Halle We fad to be
very pretty. Anything in the line of mu-
steal instruments OF publications can be
furnished as cheap a. IIIcGIys as at any
publishing house in the east.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30

T.. X. FFRGU On. who died November 30th
f, after a long and painful illness, aged l9
Come all We old. We CAV and Young,
And listen 20 my plaintivr song:
The angel Death. with cruel hand,
Hath broke another family band
The tender ties, in deepest pain
The tender links from family HUN
Have severed been by Deaths decree,
And launched into eternity.
The sister FIRST was called to 20,
To leave her earthly friends below;
But he was young when death drew nigh,
1t 81 emel not strange that she should die.
Net so il was when next death came,
He thought at shining marks to aim,
And pr1yel. as in the Silly night
lie passed that home with footsteps light.
II was not the old, Of hoary head.
With eyesisht dim and feeble tread,
That felt his cold and chilling hand
That next obeyed hIs stern commlnl.
No. twas youth in manhood gay,
Whose sun bldc fair Tor long dav;
Who little thought tat in youth bloom
He thus sh0uli pass into the tomb.
But it was so, In one short wear
The rose that blOsso - ed on his cheek
Was turned quite pale by fierce di.easc
And borne awav by deaths cold breeze
Although we feel It's hard 90 part
With those we fondly love in heart,
YetwiIl we never dare complain
Our loss is but our loved ones gain.
They are happy now in worlds above,
They are happy in 4 Sivio:'s love,
And now exultinaly can sing,
Thou monster death, whore is thy stingr
Calm be the slumbers ct the best,
Their sleeping clay shall sweetly rest,
While their di-embDdied spirits Join
To sing Gods prals' in strains divine.
And in that morning sweet and fair,
Wien Gabriel's trump shall rsnd the air,
Their bodies and their souls shall meet
md be untnd, all comp
Then lett be our constant care
For Dsath and Judgm mt 10 prepare,
An we shall al be one in iear,.
Where ioyin, irlesds NJ more shall part.
s. v. HIBBS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
An Age of Progress.

This - truly an age of progress, and one Of the
best evidences We have Of the fact is the appear.
aimee in our midst, of that healthy. pure. unadul
teratcd article, d. b. DeLand 4 Coz Chemical
Salera,us. This article We can with confidence
recommend to our patrons to be jus, the thing i!
claims to be- Geta paper and prove it for your
selves.
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4 GOOD FaD9r.

MoTRE's RURAL NEW YORKER, the prospectus
OF which appears in our paper, is preeminent over
bines all the requisites Of first Gloss farmers
journal, 1t is devoted to Agriculture, Tlorticul-
ture, Stock Raising. Mechanics, Arts, Sciences,
Education. &c. Subscribe foI it without delay.
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Attorney "a: g43s..

See ID. L. PHILLIPS card in this issue
Mr.. Philips is 100 well known in this com
munity to reed any commendatory notice
from our pen. Office in Wesiervelt' :
Block, up stairs.
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Law Card.

The law card of JOHN ID. DEvoR. Esq.
appears in another column of todays pa
per. He Is prepared TO make collections,
and TO transac; all kinds OF business con-
nec,ed with his profession. Office If
Weslervelts Book
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30

DR.. Z. A. LEMON. at his Store. Keeps TIE
late Chicago Dailie=. the Weekly lliustra-
ted and Literary Newspapers. Monthly
Magazines. Beadle's Dime Books. etc. etc.
Those wishing anything in the News De :
pArtment cannot do better than by calling
on the Dr.. At present, however, he is
not at home. having left town fully convict
ell that 1t is no. good Ter man 10 live
alone:' but the seraphic smile with which
BROOKE greels his friends is ample com
pensation for the Dr's absence
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Late Papers.

JONI G. OSBORNE. Esq, has placed us
under obligations for late 81. Louis papers.
Mr. Osborne has just returned from 81.
Louis, after weeks absence. and reports
great activity. hustle. and warlike prepa-
ration In that city
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
Than f.s.

AsStnE-S.
The thanks Of the DEMocRAT Office are
due, and are hereby rendered, to Ed. COL
Inns. Esq, for the presentation of three
excellent steel composing rules. Printers
know how to appreciate such favors.
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N. a. q. PACKARD.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
PLYMOUTH, IND.
COLLECTIONS, Tax Paving and Examn'

COLLECTIONS, Tax Paving and Examins
" ton ofti;les Ac.. promptly attended to
REFERS TO
Peoples Bank. y. Y. City; How & Whitaker,
n. Y. City; Terbell, Jennings x Con-. Y. Cts /;
Security Fire Insurance Co. y. Y. City: lcnry
c. Carter, \. Y City; Hon. {. y. Stacy, Tccum-
sch. Mich; l.. G.. Berry Co. Bankers. Adrian.
Mich; ]. ;. Dunlap. Esq. indianapolis. Ind; y.
VI. Ogles5ee, Esq, County Treasurer, Plymouth
tie has associated with him in practice. Hon.
JAMES Bradley Of I.aPorte. Ind. whose assistance
he will bave the sitting of.hc Circuit ana Com
mon PleasCourts Of this county VIII practice in
adjoining counties.
Plymouth, M,'r.h 81. 1860. OFF
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Something New that ia Worth EEay-

ing.
The new War Map recently pnblis he'd
by ASKER Il Co.. Indianapolis. Ind. has
just been revised and thoroughly corrected
so that now it is not only the most con
venient Pocket War Map. but the most
correct. They advertise for county agents
to sell in each county. and offer a good
discount We advise any person in want
of good map to send IS cents by mail
and they will receive the worth of their
money. Any man with from five 20 ten
dollars capital can make good wages as
county agent Address as above.
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NUMBER /.
4and Agsnfu.
5,OOOACRES of LAND for SALE

HNHG UNDERSIGNED Is AUTHORIZED
4 to sell the following described Lands, 1t Gerry
lop figures: part down and the balance in aoraal
payments, from one to four years, with interest
A ,,r,c
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Persons wishing to purchase unimprovcd lands,
on easy terms, will do well to give me a call al
so have the p. o address Of the larger portion II
nonresident land owners, which will enable me To-
ascertain the price Of large quantity OF land
which is not described in the above list.
THOS. MCDONALD.
Plymouth, Indiana. 1861
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30

Also tho following described lands in Fulton
County, situated about miles East of the Mich
igan Road, and joining the south line Of Marshall
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LINES

To the memory Of JOSHUA FERGUSON, son Of g. +.
and f. X. FFRGu On. who died November 30lh,
l56l, after long and painful illness. aged 10
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30

Those knowing themselvesin AREA = are mott
fed that their dues are very much needed. aud 4
hope they vii redeem their promises 10 paw np.
J. BROW NILE.
rlvnlouth Oct lln9stf
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invite my old customers TO call end eNomine
my stock and prices and il they suit. they will be
sure and buy. | have no blowing 10 do T. induce
You 10 purchase Of me Honorable. straight for
ward dealing and living profit and no humb1g !,
is my motto.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-15
Death Of James ri. Nosler.

.have.the painful duty to perform Of
recording the death of another of our brave
Wapello boys, who went forth from our
midst few short weeks ago to fight the bat
Ties of his country. 49, s 4.
James 81. Nosler, son Of Mr.. Christian
Nosler, ofthis Township, died at Keokqk Of
wounds received at Pittsburg, aggravated
by diarrheaand camp fever, and was brought
home by his father and mother, who were
with him when he died He was member
ofCo. D, 10Th Regiment, Capt. Madison,
Hnd was "a years and 10 days of age. He
was ayoeng man Of great promise, and uni
versaIly beloved by All whoknew him. Thus
Is again brought home to the bosom Of this
community another sad and terrible reality
Of this war. It is a consolation doubtless to
his family and friends, that he died in the
discharge Of his duty and in defense Of his
country. 49, rsl-yt5-a -ss ~ &.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-15

Iowa, but the boys do not grumble, and
seem to fatten on It.
The Third and Fourth Cavalry Regiments
are mostly with Gen. Curtis. There is little
or no sickness in these Regiments.
A detachment of the Third Iowa Cavalry
is stationed at Rolla guarding Government
property, and enforcing police regulations
This detachment is under command of Ser.
F. ]. Comstock, OF Go. d, and |, am happy
to say that in Rolla he bears the reputation
of having done more to break up whiskey
shops and kindred dens of vice than any
other man in this command The command.
er of the post, Col s. H. Boyd, has often
conplimented him for his energy and efii-
cheney and his many friends here and in
Iowa would be pleased to see him elevated
to q position betting his social and military
Sergeant Comstock, in his srduous duties
Of enforcing the police regulations Of the
city, has been ably assisted by Provost Ser
geant B. E. Tyler, Of the Gath Missouri vol
unteers He is young man of energy, mil
itary experience and fine social qualities.
With Mr.. Oomstock and Mr.. Tyler MS its
guardians, the city of Rolla may feel perfect
ly secure from the depredat:ons Of the bur-
gler, the carousal Of the inebriate, ard the.
stigma of houses OF i'll fame 80
The impression here is general that the
backbone Of the Confedera y is broken.
Very truly, H. Fl. H.
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Wholesale Grocnrs.

We have the pleasure OF introducing to
our readers this week the card of Satterlee,
Wells & Faulkner, wholesale Grocers, g.
Lake, corner State, Chicago, fold stand Of
Satterlee, Cook & Coz. It is unnecessary
to say to those who have been acquainted
with Chicago deelers for any length Of time,
that NJ. I. Satterlee is the pioneer whole
sale grocer of that city Having settled there
In 1888 or '3i, and established the well
known house Of Satterlee, Cook & Co..
Possessing an ample capital and an aoquant-
ance co-extensive with the west, the present
house has facilities superior to no other for
supplying the country trade with groceries
at wholesale Call and see them.
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Our Wapene Boys.

We copy from. the co correspondence of the
Hawk-Ey the following complementary no
tice Of one Of our Wapello boys, Sergeant
FL. Comstpck, son Of DR.. A., B. Conistock.
Of this county. Young Comstock Is native
Hawk Eye, and was born:the banks Of the
Dcs Moines: 'isw d,sai asas.
RoLLA, No., May 6, 1862. \
Mr.. EDrroR = Being an old resident. Of
Iowa and naturally anxious as to the welfare
,oftke iowa boys, Il deem il proper to send
you ! few lines In regard tothose Of our vol
'unteers who are IN this department. y. U
left Gen. Curtis grand army on Tues
day last, on the Arkansas line. The gene
! N Impression was that twas moving upon
Memphis. The health Of the men was good.
Eprage was scarce but the grass will soon
besu;lcieAtto sustain the lhorsesand mules.
Being 50 FAR from railrnad communication,
Il is impossible to transport flour and meat
The army takes posseesioD of oil the mills
ON it's line Of march. gathers ii the wheat,
grinds it up, and il is iasaed to the soldiers
before it is,cold. WITHOUT boiling. This
would Sc Sdasfdsssd naam bei1sld6l mp HI
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DIPrHERIA AND CRoUP.-For these formi-
dable and dangerous diseases Trask's Mag
netic Ointment is an un.ailing remedy if
used in season. Apply freely to the Throat
and Chest and cover with hot flannel. This
Ointment has been before the public over
20 years, and its constantly increasing de-
mand has established its reputation as SUI
perior Liniment in all cases where sooth-
ing and relaxing remedy is required, partic-
ularly in Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Infama-
ton Of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal
affections, Sore Eyes, Burns, Piles, Wounds
and Bruises. Sold by all Druggists Price
% cents. 40 13to1O IA
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4 s.sOCULISTsd
Or. VIM. NICK, FlNDIEY,

KKyIeHES 10 inform the papllc that he 10 prspar.
w sdAnd coupstsnt 20 operate % the following
diseases Of the eye, to-wit: J. "a .lG3 agWT
LacArS~saj Dxcs, and SsJwriss V ~ Nas0S Dvcts:
and k0t As caM owrs ALL caass oy lphtAalsa, a
fAe NsOet sHali0~u~t cA0r0ctsr sciowt sss0rinG 4
AZ oaUul and practice Of Burnins the am
WITH Caustc or use Of Nitrate Of Silver. Sea n 4
Rspsnsncs-- Or. John D. Ebert. vas Buren, county;
John n Sanford, Ksokuk, Lee Co.; Adam Nelson, Ap,
panooss Co; Rsv.C. vincsn. Hes. jams Q. Greco,
HsuRy Co., John Mlner, Schuyler Co., No. ~ -,
Persons can be provided vitA saltahle board where
e3pNO Curo 10 nAQ. m rNf4 FkFHA1g (
.leo 10Y = g, Re:'si IS oeaasyIsr. fkast
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The Adams House.

This Chicago Hotel has become the favo-
rite stopping place Of Iowa visitors to Chi.
cago, as published list of arrival in the pa.
pers of that City will. show. 1t now ex-
hibits larger list than any gifts competit.
ors. This isowing to the admirable man.
ncr in which the house is kept. the courtesy
and attention Of mine hosts, low tariff OF
prices and its favorable location, at the
Great CentralJ|D Depot, foot of Lake street,
Stop at the Adams when vol go to Chicago
and you viii not regret it.
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Oldest House in Chicaeo..

We present our readers with the card of
G. G, Cook & Co., the pioneer wholesale
grocery House Of Chicago, being established
inls44. during which long period it has
maintained leading position among the
best establishments of that enterprising city.
Vfal the, first class grocery houses Of Chi
cago, we know Of no one which possess
stronger claims upon the dealers of Iowa, to
whom we cordially commend it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-15
Mail Service.

The following persons are the successful
bidders for carrying the mails on the several
routes named from and to Ottumwa.
, 1924 Ottumwa, by way Of Dahlonega
and Martinsbnrg, once week. s. Randall.
1903, Ottumwa by way Of Pert Rich
mond, Amador, Abba &C., to Charlton, six
times a week, f. r. Hooker. a,s s 4
> 11.o7s, Ottumwa by way Of Point Isabel,
Harbour and Drakesville to Bloomfield, six
times a week. j. f. De Lee
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CORNER OF FRONT q MARKET SHEETS
oTTUMWA, IOWA.
PURE LI@UOR6,
ron MEDICINAL Use ONLY.
"a Money refunded where salts
faction is not given.
March IS. 1851 lay ~
si LEGAL NOTICE.
To ALEXANDRA STREET., 4a

u - 40
Sir-You are hereby notified that there Il nov on
ne In the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Wapello. county, Iowa, . petition In Chancsry, Of
Thomas Devtp, claiming against you judgment In
his favor for eleven hundred and seventysix dollars
and interest and cost Of suit said judgment 10 bear
interest ut ten per cent per Annum money due to
him upon yolr promis8oyy note, dated about June
SD. 1850, for nine hundred Sndhineyhve and So 100
dollars payable % bis order one eer date with
interest 81 ten per cent PEI annu from date claim
ing Also Of the perfof9nce Of your contract evil
depfed hy the title bond given 70 you by Thomas
Dsyin and Elizabeth Deyin dated about August l4th,
1880 for thspurchase Of and from the Petit about
said 28d day OF June, 1860 for the Of seven hua
dred aolRPs paid about Ausust 1&th, 1870, end che
amount Of the note Aforesaid, Of Lets nppber u061
one hundred and eighty.Aye, and (ls6l one hundred
and elstysix In the city or Ottamvs, atsts Of Iowa.
and ne payment Of the Judgment rendered for the
hslace Of the purchase money, Or IN default Of sssh
payment that yonr equities In said Lots be forever
b$rred and reclesed and your ipterest therein sold
70 estisfy said Judgment. 80
Yon ere siso netlasd that unless you appear and
defend before noon Il the yecond day OF the next
Term Of said District Court Cor iaid County Of Wa
pello, 70 be begun and holden on Monday, May 96th
1852 default win be taken aganst you and judg ment
and decree be rendered upon The said petition:
~ - - JOHN D. DEvlN.
April 10. 1S6S-4v ecl'r for Petitioner.
PialptiGs adaviA hsise asd u d ordered that this
notice PubllaAsa for four ~ eensseutive weeks Ia
he OttuuvA Cour1ee. HUGH BROWN, -
j 8segss ble r.asatesas Clark Distsiet CONT
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THROAT AND LuNas.-At this season of
the year when coughs and colds are trouble
some, every family should have safe and
certain remedy at hand. Ransom's Hiv
Syrup and Tolu is the very thing. 1t is not
only pleasant for children to take, but is a
certain cure for Group, Whooping- cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and all affec.
tons of the Throat and Lungs
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
40 13to1O IA
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Prosvessip,9.

The new building Of DR.. Taylor is progress
sing finely. Il Is so feet deep and 40 feet
front, ani.two stories in he, gh,. Tho east
room will be occupied BY Dr.. Tayior's
Wholesale Drug Store, and the west room
by J. A. Schworm's Wholesale Grocery. Il
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Back Again.

We are very happy to see our old and
highly esteemed friend, Tom. Harkins, again
in the employment Of the American Express
Company, on this side Of the Mississippi
Tom. is capital fellow, and has hosts of
friends in this part OF the country.
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Rev. VIM. Salter Of Burlington is expect.
ed to preach the funeral sermon Of Capt
Chas. G. Oloutman, at the Methodist Church
on Sabbath the 18th Of May, at half past 10
o'clock. Friends Of the deceased are re-
specially invited to be present.
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Change Of Time.

We'pote slight change Of time on the
B. &, NJ. and the G. B. & @ Railroads, for
which we reftr to our table. The Mississippi
isfalling, and II is expected that the cars
viii soon run from East Burlington.
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The weather is unusually warm for

The weather is unusually warm for May,
in fact just about the usual temperature Of
July. RAINS needed about this time Still
farmers are having favorable time for pillow
ing and planting. A good deal Of corn viii
lbe, planted this week. Winter. wheat looks
well every where. Far1ess than the usual
quantity Of spring has been sown owing to
the wet spring -
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The WOODEN Fnctorv.

We understand that the wooden Factory
of orr friend John Znlauf is so nearly COM
pleted that business will be opened next
week Thisis. very important and valua-
BILE improvement See advertisement.
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Legal Notice. Z

rs Dsvid Z. Hail. Eliza Jane Glass David Class and
Caroline 9. Dodson and John w, Dodsqn; -
UoU and each Of ysu are hereby notified that the
III petition Of Peter Walker, a. Xdmiuiitiator Of
the estate Of Re9eccA Han, deceased, now on Gle 10
the once Of the County Judge Of wapelio comfy,
state Of Iowa, praying for a4 order Of the Connty
Court Of said coyny itthorisng said AdmiujssrStor
70 eel! the following ae1cresd 81 sttst bslon
70 ..s fss. Via souI, city
Nov ppIesj you AMP ana t1swep 10 said petition
or before noon Of the second day o. the July term
1882 Of i@ conrt. "a be held At the Court House In
said counby Default WIN be taken Against You, and
judgment rendered thereon In .accotdAnce with the
prayer n the petition; PETER WALKER,
Nay !, isss.ar sys qsqss 60 - 1901.
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THE best.

The numerous friends and readers Of the
Courier, knowing by long trial, the reputa-
ton Of Dr. Taylor as Druggist, will be
pleased to learn that he has now beyond
doubt the finest drug store in Iowa, and
that his success as druggist is attributable
to the great care and attention he gives to
his business and customers, and his skill in
selecting pure and superior drugs. lie is
still at his old stand. Our friends in need
will not forget to call at Taylor's. ~
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. .sti Legal Notice. ,s ,.gsE
Barney King, plaintiff, In the District Court Of
VS. SWapeilo county, Iowa. b.
John Craine defendant May Term 1852. a,..s &
Legal Notice.

John Craine. defendant May Term. 1889.
To said defendant, John Craipe--
You are hereby notified that there IL now on Ale In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Wape
10 county, lows, the petition of Barney King claim
ing that there due him from you three hundred
and fortytwo dollars with interest thereon from the
date OF the fling Of said petition the rate Of eight
per cent. per spnum, on promissory NOTE for two
hundred and Afty dollars, dated October Is, 1855,
with interest at eight per cent per anrum And also
asking In Sald petition the foreclosure Of mortgage
OF even date with said note 20 the same,
ecuted by yon the vest half Of the southesst quar-
ter Of section g. township II, range IS vest, In said
county And that unless y6y appear and answer said
petition by Of the second day Of the pext term
said Court In said county, on the eth DAP ef May
1862 judgment will be rendered against you accord
ing TO the prayer Of said petition. n
April II, 1S69Aw. BARNEY KING. Pltf.
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BIG THING-PANIC.

Devin is now selling off his Spring stock
Goods at heavy discount, making room for
fresh supplies bought, and to be sold at low
figures. His best Prints now going at last
summers rates. A dns assortment Of gro.
ceries, hats caps, boots, shoes and notions
Goods at wholesale, competing with Chicago
prices. Be sure and call at Devins'.
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"A party consisting Of Mr.. K. A. Temple
and wife, Mr., D. SWEET, and Mr.. Rice from
New York City, start for Washington
Territory to-day. Success to them,
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Cabbage, Ssceet Potato and Tomato Plants,
1873 n In their Season. =. Y - :.

The above list Of Apples Was selected end grated
by Avery, Of Burlington. Iowa, expressly FOR the
Western Trade, Who has hal twenty-three years
Feriepee In the Nursery business In Iowa. In oer.
Ing my stock, feel confident that Il cannot be
passed In the West. Prices to swtt the times.
April n, fS62-0l4u sh lie. CHAPPELL. 4
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EsTRAY NOTICE

I Taken mp by Woodson Wallace, living In Green
township, Wapelo county, Iowa, she slsh Of April
1889, one Bay Mare, ave years old, about sixteen
hands high, has colt since she vas taken M, no
other marks or brands perceivshle. and appraised
TO be worth seventy.nve dollars hy Lewis Witknson
and John H. skinner before me this asth day Of April
1851 - assl's5le 3aF EzEKIEL RUSH. j. -
Husu Bsows. Clerk Dist. Court. sle
{ May 9. 1859. Aae s*si'A 1880