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MISCELLANEOUS vrws.

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CUNNING UP.--Ine KAocvtIs Regiaer thus
AID Old fuss AMI Feahes: ia Pre- 1ei Buchanan h pu
Hailed cab defense lust tue car.es of ineiency
Tfserr-o against him ~ Cen. Scott poseftes W e 81.
.slss ibgi either be rcot has lied and NOBODY D. s
South MICA Bob afe isefah oil doe.ds No.ing
rea.ls o. Old BUCK Dgt lis c0ck-eyed knavery md Il
eoot ia. his - nd ssos5p Their vices l.yeLel viz.
tUes have Iotte5.
HEAyY on Gov. DRowy.--A conscriu addresses
lser 10 Governor browp Of George through The Ch4a-
So0ga Rebel 10 regard % his recent Lesgos to his Legsl-
trfe. lie Gccosos tho Georgia Governor " a.abtlg E.
bleeding Intry" aud that his WI send 10y
pLssye ustbs. the Yankees vii fs0p -r soags 10 honor
Jsb1 Blown, The J6s0w their llife on %.
Brown, tue George cOycrnor.
BGlGADIER-GESTRAL EDWIN PRlcE-HE HAS
eoT TAKEN TnK OATa The Jaoto Mann pDian cor.cts
report pUbishe3 IN tie tohern repes and rbD'hod IN
She s0uih, that Gen. Edwin P.cs, q MsJotGeneTs
Esns Pde had taken Ito osl Of glance u tie UAi.ed
States IL saJs;
Z" Gen Ldaiu Price mover led e1y commission In tie
CoBedefsfe arfFre, lut Deef ia the Nso ftg.e
Quad yllc4 orgi ION h. nov esIrl4eL Ie cip,
e.fec on &c D.at - eIi44ry Nti9 cauc1otlls b3ay
roIhaed 81 nats lr e leli'csIy % Atou. i whence
he va ieleaset . NAsu no c.te III .le crcLalso
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cpun's LffIf rNaHfi le 40 nI. Ics "a bio eteacg
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"HY FEfDiEicaseuHG WAS NOT siETLED.
fHE TfERWtW DHrwrFT cEv pATrfcH AID IHE
tx AiesDlo4a .shiS saOA--es lie coaclG1.ag
al d. Ha .a..I.. ..I ID.
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The steamship Saxouia, from Southampton on the
18th OF November, arrived here yesterday. Her
newo hae been anticipated We receive by her for
oign files from Nov. Il to Nov. 20, from which We
make the following extracts:
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The regular monthly meeting Of he Chamber 81
Commerce was held yesterday, Mr.. Pelstiah PERT
In the chair. a letter Was read from Nj. j. AGssr
Stevens, Secretary OF the Chamber, announcing ha
connection y til the Links Expedition. Il wa
II. erred 20 ,ie Executive Committee. Mr. Richards
was appointed Secretary pro TEN. Can't c. H.
A. .rshal presented tie following letter from Se,x
lay Welles, in relation 20 the pirate Alabsna:
Nv
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FROM EVBOPE.

Additional by the EunoniR-The HEoniteur
on the English ind Russinu Notes.-The
English prc-B ON the November Flee
Iions-Tho Gotten Famine ia France
The Commercial Troniy between Prus-
siu and france.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-22
The District 9.ours

Inc next term Of the District Court com.
, mences on Monday, the Goth. There are
some 300 obi cases on the Docket Ths
following are the Jury lists:
GRAND JuRY.-J. G.. Baker, G. G. Min;ck
James NJ. Smith, Henry Reinhart. E. T.
Corner, N D. Earl, John Wiley, Joseph Der.
key, John Weliman, Joseph Under Lem
ue, carpenter, Roberte6oper, Thomas r.
M"o"rn' Washington Olney, Silas Doggett
PETIT JuRY.-Wm. NJ Dav, John B.
Miller, VIM. Warren. Geo. w. Dashiell q
Phillips, Wilson Harlan, Robert E. Edgar
David ulery, Z. P. Benning, P. NJ. warder
james Acton, Martin Fisher. Joel Latterv,
jackson Harmon, r. D. Williams. s. r
Lind, Chas. Lockwood, j. NJ. Hull, A. H.
Surbaush, A. T. Holly, j. M. Mail, Dewitt
Bennett.
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we are courteously reminded by the lNe,.
c"ry that in consequence of an election held
IN this city recently, there has been change
OF the political complexion of the City Coun-
~, and that the Mercury having been duly
elected the official organ of the new admins
tration, it is not proper. but decidedly out
OF place for the Courier longer to wear the
honors pertaining to the honorable and lu.
crative position of ''organ grinder" We &C.
knowledge the corn, ard hasten to resolve
onrsef once more back to the condition Of
high private, merely promising that our
neighbor does us no more than justice when
ne intimates that our neglect to do so more
promptly was owing to inadvertance, fail
ing to which the best of us mortals are some
times too liable
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Fatal Accident In Jefferson 60.
Three Persons Drowned.

We are panied to hear Of an accident in
Jefferson county, Sunday evening last, by
(which three persons lost theirlives. Mr.. Ed.
W. Culbertson, son Of Culbertson Of Fair
field, Miss Maggie Nesbitt and Miss Han
|nier, In carriage, while attempting to cross
Cedar Creek, Sunday evening at D o'clock,
were all drowned. Young Mr.. Culbertson
could easily have saved his own life, but ne
undertook to rescue the young ladies ard
vas drowned with them. A large number
|of the citizens of Fairfield and jefferson
county were out ycste day and succeeded
in findi g the bodies. - ash. Eye, goth.
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New Military Man.

MIR. !. 2. Asbury, formerly o: Blakesburg,
y canvassng this county for the purpose q
selling very good and we think accurate
Military May of the Border and Southern
States, by II. Il. Lloyd & Co. The places
where battles have been fought are under
scored with red, the names Of places are
printed in large letters, and unimportant
places excluded, giving the map distinc,
and open appearance, and rendering II leo;.
Ole TO all classes Of readers. Mr.. Asbury
ought to secure large sale, The price is
only % cents. He is also agent for other
military maps and charts, interesting and
useful at the present time.
Inc maps are at DR.. Taylor's drug store
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for treason, to take the property ofrebels for

| I'D &&ss&A& %Ets@ s5B&
After further discussion,
Mr.. Davis moved to amend the first sec
ton by striking out all the clauses freeins
the slaves and to add provision for the iw
prisonment at hard, labor for not less, thar
FIVE nor more than twenty years. .gRA
Mr. Davis said he had no objection to the
confscation Of slaves, II they were treated
like other property, and tie proceeds put
into the Treasury. ftti EE H
Mr.. Clarke asked il Congress could allow
. horse to go free II it were confiscated.
| Mr.. Davis thought not. He thought Il
the duty Of the Commissioners to appropri.
ate property or use it. He said that the
legal definition offorfeiture implied that you
must take the property and use Il. @
After further discussion, Mr.. Davis
amendment was rejected, ayes Z. Maya 81.
The question then REQUIRED on Mr.. Trum
bulls motion to strike out the first section.
Mr.. Lane. ofKansas, thought it would be
better to offer the original as substitute,
and not attempt to resuscltate the bill. He
was in favor of the original bill, but If the
Senate was determined to have this bill, he
wanted t, take it as it was. Mr.. Trumbull's
amendment was rejected, avs 10, nays %.
Mr.. Howard moved to strike ont the Sec
ond section, which provides for the forfeiture
Of property and the freedom Of the slaves Of
those who incite, engage in, or aid in the
insurrection against the United States.
He spoke at some length against his Sec
ton Of the bill as simply mitigating the pun
ishment Of treason The second section was
amended by inserting by imprisonment not
exceeding ten years, also as to make it for
fixture and Imprisonment, both at the dis.
erection Of the court.
Mr.. Towards amendment was rejected,
80 against g. "a e 49, 4 eNsga
Mr.. Sumner offered substitute for the
bill, which was ordered printed.
Executive session. Adjourned till Monday.
HoUsE-Ben Wood had leave granted to
Print speech, in which he mathematical
Abolitionists, saying their chief desire is to
continue the war to emancipation, while an
honorable peace was within their grasp.
Private bills were then considered. m
Adjourned till Monday.
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The following is the Presidential vote o.
1850 Of the Iowa Congressional Districts:
First Session.-37th Congress.

WASHINGTON, May l6.-SENATE. MIR.
|Irumbull moved to strike out the LIST sec.
lion which he said was merely to tighten the
pQnishment Of treason and was unoonstitu-
1cAl He contended that this was not =
eoniscation bill at all. He claimed that
Congress had the power to take the property
pa rebel and his life In war, but cannot
Pr'ng him into court and take his property
(nd life, under the Constitution, which pro-
'des against attainder and the taking Of the
property Of the traitor ftom his heirs--yet
'e first section proposes Is : punishment
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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, viii 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. He is
still at his old stand. Our friends in need
will not forget to call at Taylor's ~
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WALL PAPER 4 ND SCHOOL BOOK
at Taylor's is one of the attractive features of
Ottumwa; no stranger should neglect the
opportunity Of looking at his stacks Of Books
and Paper, and more particularly should any
one wishing to purchase anything in this
line not fail to examine his unusually cheap
goods before buying. Just think of it,
Wall Paper from to IL cents per roll the
best unglazed paper at II cents-oosting
from 81 to $3.50 to paper room. He has
also the finest stock Of Fancy Goods ever
shown in the city. Be certain and call at
Taylor's. 1s
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OCULIST.
Or. WIN. NICK. ElNoLEY,

XXyIsHES TO inform the puplic that he 10 prepAr-
w eaand eompets:tto operate On the following
diseases Of the eye, to-wit:
Oataydct, ,Straoismws, Pteryium, Amasrosss,
I..G tIns - I'm c.rs III cnss. onssx..is
the most ndiigmanf character. without res0rtin6 q
The csUELa sors practice Of Barnne the EvR
with Capstic, or Of Nitrate Of Silver, ~
RsEsaksci-D d. John D. Ebert, Van buren, county;
John =. Sanford, keokuk, Lee Co.; Adam Nelson Ap-
panoose Co.; Rev. O. vincen, Hon. James g. Green.
Henry Co.; John Miner, Schuyler Co., No, - ~
Persons can be provided With suitable board where
they can be cared for.
Ne Cure no pay
bLooMrELp, Davis County, lows.
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Funcral Sermon Of Capt. ClOut.
man.

Hev. VIM. Salter, of burlington, delivered
very able and impressive discourse entitled
the Death Of the Soldier being the funer.
a. sermon OF our late lamented and honored
fellow citizen, Captain Charles G. Cloutnan.
to large congregation, on Sunday last, at
the Methodist Church. So highly is this
discourse appreciated by those who heard it.
that MT Saiter has complied with a request
t. furnish copy for publication, and it will
appear N our next edition. 1t will also be
published in pamphlet form. accompanied
with Capt. Cloutman's last letter. Those
desiring copies will please order them. u, "
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-22
Seeds from the pa,eu, oe,,..

A package of various kinds of seeds t3;,
rected to the Secretary Of the wapello Coun.
ty Agricultural Society, is at the Post Office.
pr. Orr, the Secretary, is absent, and no
person seems to be acting for him or for the
Society in such matters. The seeds ought
to De distributed Immediately, and it strikes
us that oil who are willing to take some Of
them and cultivate them, had better do SO
at once. We, therefore, assume the respon-
sibility, and invite farmers to call and get
portion. J.w. NORRIS
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EVERY FAMILY rs INrEREsrE

.as4- y -. n = =
In these war times it bchoove< us all to
look well to the economy Of our households
ond expenses, Anything that can save or
earn money should not be neglected; and
we verify believe there is nothing that can
save or earn so much in family as Sew
ING MACHINE, in such times as these, and
we do not know of y more economical use
for family's money than to invest it judi
ciously In one Of these labor savers. Our
attention was called. the other day, to an ex
cellent machine, gl'ich we believe to be the
best and cheapest vet introduced. Itseems
perfect in every way and it works admira-
bly,, being very simple and thoroughly got
ten up. The price of it is hut $50. It is
ELLIoT's IMPROVED pearl" machine No
family should be without one.-Cleveland
Herald
Geo. F. Collins & Co., 122 Lake St, Chi.
cago, are the North. Western Agents for the
above machines. See their advertisement
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Removed to EddyyiIle,

Mr. ). A. Milligan, recently of the Mill.
gan House in this city, has removed to Ed
nyv'le, and taken charge of the Slemmon's
house, changing its name to the '.Millgan
House." We wish him success in his new
home
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PURCHASERS WANTEDl

and Jswelry, I'm lots Of 100 sach sale prices ls
tnvotcsd lsss Upper cent. Discount, ct the Uxpfess
Once 0ttumwa Iowa. Also Agspts Vantad 30 ssllths
packets With QT Without Jewelfy) In
the msrket, 81 prices ioYsr than can be purchased
elsewhere. Address With Stamp enclosed
!, \. BAlLly. i1t Court o., Boaton Nass.
. 81" s. july II.
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Episcopal service.

The Rev. B. R. Clifford will preach il the
Court House, Ottumwa,4 on next Sunday,
May Goth, 1852, at 103 o'clock A. M. and 4
O'Clock p. M.
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All persons Interested, are hereby notified that
the undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
fed by the County Court of Wapelo county, Iowa,
as Administrator of the estate of Charles c. Cout-
man, deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate are requested and file the same
and all persons indebtedto said estate win please
pay the same without delay.
r. HUNTER, Admir-
May 1, 1S62-4w Of said estate,
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EsTRAY NOTICE.
Legal Notice.

TO David T. Hall, Elisa Jane Glass, David Glass. and
Caroline q. Dodson and John W. Dodson ST.
WOO and each Of ysu re hereby notified that the
u petition Of Peter Walker, A. Administrator OF
the estate Of Rebecca Hail. deceased now on Ale In
the ONCE Of the County Judge Of wapello county,
State Of Iowa, praying for order Of the County
Court Of said county authorisng said Administrator
TO sell the following described real estate belonging
TO said estate towit Lot No. S04 In the city Of OF
tumva, in said county and State. =. y. -
Now usless you appear and answer to said petition
OF before noon ofthe second day Of the July term
lse2 said court to be held ~ the 0ourt House
said county, default will be- taken against YOU and
judgment rendered thereon In accordance With the
prayer OF the petition. PETER WALKER,
Administrator Of r. W. Hail. deed.
May !, tsq2-lv 49, s
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The Weather.

A sudden change of temperature has bro't
winter clothing and stoves, hastily laid aside
to conform to "a Fahrenheit, in to
requistion again the past week. Consider
able rain has fallen--it has been cloudy.
and some apprehension have been felt of a
frost. The river is rising again.
The President disapproves Of the procla-
irstion of Gen. Hunter, and is indignant on
account Of it, but no action was expected
until Secretary Seward, Welles, and Attor.
ney Bates returned from Fortress Monroe.
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KHUBAHbY % FIt-bLANT. 80 q e4sf'AfF FF1
Cabbage, Speet Potato and Tomato Plants,
in their Heds0n.

The above llst OF Apples Vas selected and grated
by II. Avery, of Burlington Iowa. expressly For the
Western Trade, Who has hal twenty three years
Eerience In the Nursery business In Iowa. In offer
Ing my stock, feel conAdent thath cannot De sur
passed In the West Prices to sutt TIE tisaes.
April II, 1920 AW J.o. CHAPPELL.
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PURE LIQUORS,
FOR M EDICINAL USE ONLY.
N Money refunded where salts
faction is not given.
March -, 1ses--1 lay
fs. LEGAL NOTICE,
To ALEXANDER STREET,


To ALEXANDER STREET,
Sir-You are hereby notified that tbere IL now on
nle In the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
WapcllO county, Iowa, petition In Chancery, Of
Thomss Devin, claiming against you judgment In
his favor for eleven hundred and seventy six dollars
and interest and cost OF sut said judgment to bear
Interest u ten per cent per snnum money due to
him upon yotr promiseoyy note, dated about June
H3d, 1885, for nine hundred bnd ninetyve and So 100
oisss. Payable TO his order year amer date with
iutereet 1t ten per cent per annum from date claim
Ing Also OF the Of your contract evil
dencsd by the title bond given to you by Thomas
Devin and Elizabeth Devin dated about August l4th
1850 for the purchase Of and from the Petionr about
e&td x3d day Of june 1860 for the Of seven hun.
dred dollars paid about August 14th, $780, and che
amount Of the note Aforesaid 81 Lots number (ls5)
one hundred and eighty-hve, and (tS6) one hundred
and eightysfx In the city Of Ottamws State Iowa.
and the payment OF the rendered for the
balance OF the purchase money In defauit Of such
payment. that yonr equities in said Lots be forever
barred and and your Interest therein sold
10 satisfy said judgment.
You are also notined that unless you appear and
defend before noon u the second day OF the next
Term OF said District Court for said County OF Wa.
pelo, 70 be begun and holden Monday. MAY 264h
1861. default VIII Be taken against yoa aad judem
and decree be rendered upon the said petition.
JOHN d. DEvIN,
April 10. lS62-aw Sol'rf for Retitlonev.
Plaintiffs andavis being Aled II Ii ordered that th,s
notice be paolished for four consecutive weeks in
the Ottnmwa Courier. ,sss1 HUGH BROWN,
ss#a ass tsas3 50 Clerk District Coult
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The Confessions and Experience OF
nm m valid.

IL caution to young meu who suffer from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, &c supplying at
the same time the means of Set-Cure. By one who
has cured himself after beIng put to great expense
through medical Imposition and quackery. By en-
closing postpaid addressed velope SINGLE
may be had Of the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y. March 20, is62-y
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Spriial Yotitts.
BANK NOTE LIST
ANY wrrrru. N nm M. n a vurne
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Az VVN0OmCAAv6Ss
TIME advertiser, having been restored to health in
IL few weeks, by a very simple remedy, AFTER
having suffered several years wtha severe lung at.
fection and that dread disease, Consurupton anx-
ious to make known his fellow sufferers the means
Of cure. i
To all who desire IT, he win send copy Of the pre-
scrption used ree OF with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will fnd
Q SURE CuRE for CoSsuxRTIos, AsrHxA, BRoxcHTrfs,
&c. The only object Of the advertiser in sendRg the
Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he coEceves to be invaluable, and
he hopes cry Sufferer will try his remedy Il will
cost them nothing, and may prove . blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, wIiamsburgh,
May ~, 623m Kings County, New York.
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aYofal Notife.s

y Arrival and Departare Of Mails.
OTTUMWA, IOWA,
EASTERN MAIL,
a@ VIA y. n. n. \, ,.
\ Arrives Daily-Sundays sexcepted--at 1910 p. m.
and $40 p m. Leaves at 100 a. m. and 30 p. m.
Time half an hour faster than common. Mall olosos
half an hour before the train leaves
SOUTHERN MAIL, {Keokukl
VIA <. n. D. x.&xRR
Arrives Daily--Sundays excepted--at 1910 p. M,
and leaves at Loo p. m.s iss SIS ssafs6t
WESTERN NAIL. 49,
EaHNtasec WAX. ~ D. y. MIR.
Arrives Dally--Sundays. excepted-at i2:iOp. M,
and leaves at 7:45 p m. A AGA
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA DABLoxEoA TO sIoovpHRY
Arrives every Friday at O'Clock p. m, and leaves
very Saturday at o'clock q. m.
!, SOUTHERN MAIL,
as1l VIA Pr ISABEL TO BLOOMFIELD. sss
Arrives every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock D.
m, and leaves every Monday and Thursday at Z
O'Clock p. m. tsaN
* WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIED THREE TIMES A WEEK @ed
Arrives and leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. ]. w. NORRIS, p. n.
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THEODORE B. WEBER, UE
Wholesale Dealer In
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER
AND FINDINGS.
No. 20, JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington. Ieva.
May 10, 1864.
0TTvMWA NURSERY.

Located one mile north Of Ottumwa, on the farm
owned by Clark Williams, near the Cemetery,
The proprietor offers large and we'll assorted
stock Of FRUIT TREES, &c. The following list COM
poses most Of my varieties:
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TRiAsuRHa's OrsicE, wAPELLo Couxry, IOWA,
OrrUxwA, March, is, 1862.
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF SAID
k COUNTY. =

In pursuance OF an Act Of the General Assembly Of
the State OF Iowa, hereby give notice that add
tiona tax Of two mills the dollar has been levied
as a Federal Tax, all taxable property OF said
county, shown by the tax book Of 1861, and that
the same Is required to be paid by the last day Of
Nav next
Section 8 Of said Act provides that any person may
pay the tax imposed at any time before the first day
June next but II not paid then the tax shall draw
interest at the rate from that day that II im-
posed on other delinquent taxes. .e.asts IS p
JOSEPH HAYNE, ~
March 20, 1862. Treasure of said County,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacisus
Yards, we'll watered and supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections, and every attention is paid to
their wants. From Harrisburg, where will be
found every convenience for feeding and rest
ing, a choice is offered Of the PRLLADEL-
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This will also be found the shor
test, quickest and most direct route for stock
to New York-[v Allentown and with
fewer changes than any other.
ENocH LEWIS, Gent Supt, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. Houpr, Gent Ticket Ag't, Philadelphia
H. II. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Ag't, Philada.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

THE business of the late firm will DO con-
tinued by the undersigned at their old
place Of business on Washington avenue, where
will be found good assortment of Boots and
Shoes at the lowest rates.. All kinds Of Boots
and Shoes made to order, and in the best man
ner. Il. q. SMITH:
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