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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-29
From the Charleston Courier.
News from the Islands.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST DAY OF THE SIEGE.
Fort Moultrie and Batteries Marion, Simkins and
Cheves opened brisk fire on The enemy's working par
ties Monday morning, which continued throughout
the day. There was no reply from the enemy. The
new battery erecting East of G'egg appears to be in
tended for operations seward the face being directed
that way.
The Ironsiies and four Monitors together with the
mortar schooners, remain perfectly quiet of Morris L.
land large number of tents have suddenly disappear
ed from Morris Island and also number OF transports
from Folly Inlet.
Letters from 1t. Gasse to friend IN this city were
received yesterday We have been permitted 10 make the
following extracts:
orr EoRRIs' ISLAND, Oct. 6, 1863.
am once prisoner. Please let my friends know
that am well and kindly treated much fear that Mr..
Toombs and ME- Cannon more parted from them,
ali of swimming in the dark, beneath OF bullets
I believe the fireman, Sullivan is safe.
WIN. T. GLASSELL.
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News FROM CHATTANooGA-The Yankees have shot
d.. L. Y. Green, and hung David P. Swick-the
torIaer practicng physcian the latter merchant of
thst place. It js said that Dr.. Green had been vis
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-29

We Confederates only dismiss the British Consul
We don't miss. them, says the Rsbs!.
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From Norfolk

The peersEurg Er9rsss 2!d inst information
Norfolk late Monday last, at which time, says
tie Fr,u-es 80 women ard children from Nor ok and
Portsmouth came up under Flag of Truce to Suffolk They
Ncrto early Monday morning, arriving in Suffolk
IA little after }Jn. After little detention they were
liberty make their way the best they could to Ivor
and II city. About 100 reached the city by the train
vor yesterday and the rest the road
between suffolk and iVOr, waiting at Suffolk for
means Of conveyance.
The ladies have arrived here speak in rapturous
pGu=c tie Kindness of the few remaining citizens
folk who to4k many they could to their houses an
made taem comfortable and when could he pro-
Wh.n other comfort ud be About 100
pied the spacious residence of Nathaniel Rddck, Esq
sleeping tie floor pallets prepared fer them.
From Suffolk they had to get lvO Carts, wagons
such CoETrysGCt5 as COu d be procured.
We learn that number expected at Iyor last
night, q hope extra train Will go down for them
10 day.
All rep eeert the state OF things in Norfolk and Ports
mouth dtF1o5at,e indeed Brig. Gen. Barnes now in
maHd her. 10 however. 10 be and
EerIeTuaLy his treatment than any com
dart tiat ha- preceded him
Trio grthe Ltc:cLssiOn of friends a respite has been
granted ir. wight, and tomorrow <FTidsy) has again
apart Lila execution. The suspr the
order la ~ TIE 18th, received until
The very nt The taY appointed
We H@l T=1"5 :'t sad and affecting enact
the I'll OF NOEfcK. Thursday, 18Th. dauEh-
ter JI fr.h = united marriage to q gentlemen
to whom sic had b. ca long ohanced, in the presence of
hor father mi 1T his special request. The
stances nader wh"h these Dup;als zsd, drew
Gears from 'he eyes even the Federal attendants.
re-' Caucgrh IL tct III Norfolk by the Yankee officers
lCF i!t safety Of rauas rCreating army, and large
number wagons ard nbuances have sent of from
Washington supply tie places OF those ard de-
st5uygd hy Lee forces.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-29

SkIRN1sH IN MADIsoN.-Capt. w. Il. Vests cav
airy company from this county, and Capt. j. S. hcEI
roy'a from Yancy, had skirmish with the enemy on
Laurel in the adjoining county of Madison, one day
lest week. Resut-three Federal recruiting officers
killed and two captured Nobody hurt on our side.
AStevsHe Negcs, 18th inst.
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~. Z. u il. II, .s.-EIsc,,on of Officers.

At the annual meeting OF the Stockholders of Will
mjDgtcn, Charlotte Il rutherford Railroad Company held
RociGc Ln II. c. 2Ist inst ths following Off
elected fer the en.ung year:
FrtsId.tt-R Il. GoWAN, of Wilmington
D'rtc.0s-JoHH DAWSON, of Wilmington; JOSEPH GREEN
OF BEunsw ick; John A. MCDOWELL, of Baden R. S.
FFENCa, Of Robson V. l.. STEELE, of Richmond; s. W.
Cons, Of Arson +. II. WAIKrr, CT Unioa s. W. DAVIS
Meck!euHugg {. HE>DEBsOE. of Lincoln Il. W. GuICN
ri Lincoln q. DIcsscN, Clesve!snd; and A. c. LcGAN
Ct RutlertoId county
R. i. ArEGsoS, Chief Engineer and General superin
teCdcn'.
Jas l. 2cCAl-., Secretary aud Treasurer Of Eastern
Division.
y. %. .lEE, Master OF transportation
) : >,,oN. Engineer and superintendent Western Di
sisicn.
'. 4. 81 b., Treasurer Western Division.
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q. 8. GURBoA1 OfTAwA,l

OFF MORRIS ISLAND, OCT. IL, 1858. !
have been prisoner board this vessel now for
nearly week, and been treated with much kindness and
BY Capt VIM T; Whiting and Officers
but now despair Of doing So have only to add that am
perfectly well, and cheerful could be expected
under the circumstances. In few hours for
Fortress Monroe, my way North
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HERE Is no n7Ws tOday,ud even d ripple to dis
turb quiet city Even the dogker failed to make his
appearance about the market this morning At least
signs dead Dogs as had been tie for
mornings previous,
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CHARLESTON.

By the Continental at New York, from Hilton
Head on the 9Th, We learn the particulars of the rebel
attempt to blow up the Ironsdes. On the night Of
the 9th, huge torpedo attached a raft was sent
down the tide. Striking the Ironsdes it exploded
der her bow, throwing immense volume of water on
board, putting out The fires, killing Ensign Howard
and njuring two seamen. One account says that the
vessel uniDjured, while the correspondent OF the
aged that it will be necessary for her to North
and repair.
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Wouu moor COTTON TIE-Ar THEODORE DUYAL, lately
q New Orleans las Ob,aned patent from the COnfed
aluta Otr, for he invocation of wood hoops for
securing cotton Daea bound in this way is said to
have given entire acton, bearing compression to the
greatest dee the stronger the tension the bale his
stronger the hold The wood hoop eai TO preserve the
Begging better than rope ard tie cost is much less
The people have voted Richmond against instructng
their members the Legislature the bill regulating
prices bill has been killed in the Senate. We pre-
sumo Il will share a similar fate the lower house.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

Co,FEDERATB STATES OF AMERICA.
VII .NTNGTOH, n. C., SATURDAY. oCT'R. "a, 1868.
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Preparing for Form Parts.

friend lust frGn LnGClndom that 4 BRA
sIGy prepared, preparing, to emigrfe to
Germany That said refuses to take anything
gold hs salary is confidently believed thai
hmgel viii take 10 his Gcoch cap, and be found
missing from Washington by about January Next
Whether the any foundation for this report rot,
certainly prepared say but informant alu
apparently certain take place. We shall
see what sea- continuation of the wax, no
DOUBT To an lid finite period.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

FAnEiSKs' SCALES eighed in the
balance of a just criticism, all are obliged to
admit that Fairbanks Scales are without
exception, the best ever invented. We
know whore Of we affirm, because we have
tested their value, and are fully satisfied Of
their superior merits. The introduction OF
these scales has wrought revolution in the
transaction Of various business, and their ac-
curaney is such that a uniformit, inwaishts
has been established all over the country,
thus making thema National tegalised stan
dard Nor are they confined to the United
States; they have found their way to almost
every part of the civilized world. and ar e
adapted to the standards of all countries, so
that it may be said, all nations, if not
weighed IN these balances" at least weigh
bythem.-Hunts' Merchants Magazine.
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a MURDEKous AFFAIR.-On Friday, OF
last week, n most unfortunate, and very
nearly fatal encounter took place in this
city, between produce runner in the EN-.
ploy Of Mendcl.hall & Baker, named Brady,
and u. Green, near the residence and gro
Gerry Of the latter. Brady appeared at thu at
locality, armed with heavy cane and a
loaded pistol, and aiming blow at Green,
who had an axe-handle in his hand, almost
instantly fred the pistol so near his heal
that the discharge burnt his face.
The ball bit in the head but fortunately
glanced upw ads, inhicting an ugly, though
not fatal wound Green and his son
promptly returned the attack, striking Bra.
dy Oh the head and other parts of his per-
son, in n manner that might have been
serious if by. ISLANDERS had not intcrfered.
Some difficulty seeins To have taken place
between the parties previously, the charac-
ter CT which we do not know. Both par
ties were arrested, but have not been exam
incd as yet, so far. as we are advised. The
above are the facts as we learned them.
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DIR. BAKERS
PAIN PANACEA..

For the cure OF Pain both externally and inter
paIly. The greatest Pa'n-curing Remedy yet
discovered. Pain cannot long exist where
this remedy Is Faithfully used I
For PAIN in the Stomach, Back and Bowels,
Burns, Bruises, Cuts and Swellings, Collie, Dia-
rhea. and rheumatism. Headache, Toothache
and Earache, and Neuralgia, II cures almost
instentaneously III
CtsR0NIG DISEASES, such as Dyspep-
STA. Liver Complaint, General Debility, Fever
~ and ague, Canker. or sore mouth, Putsid Sore
Throat, w AK Ewes, Spine and Kidney Disease
- Old sores, n,iis and Colds. and Caked or
t..t Sore Breast In all the above named diseases
II only needs to be faithfully used and cure Is
certain. 1ra% $500
pr. ~. Smith, a Druggist Of high standing,
In Richmnn nd, Kentucky, says: "Dr. BAKERS PAN
ACEA Is doing wonders In this neghhorhood, in the
way ofhealng tn sick. the Rheumatics among the
number. Perhaps the most REM 'EKABLE case IS that
Of old citizen Of this place who had beer suffering
from Rheumatism for fifteen gears ii is now we'll
and for the great blessing he enjoys In tn e
shape of uninterrupted good health he is indebted to
your Invaluable PANAcEA.
Proprietor, II. scoyILL.
TEyHE Mt. PLEASANT FEMALE sTMrNA-
Y RY.--This Seminary will commences its first term
on the eth day Of September. 1868. The Principal,
Rev, c. p. Bergen, has secured the services of FIVE
efficient Teachers in addition TO himself and wife,
making Faculty ofseven. Five OF these profess
ional Teachers of long experience and eminent sue
cess. The istution is furnished with Philosophical
apparatns--thrse Pianos and three music teachers,
The PRINCIPAL has expended much time and Ia
bor ar incurred heavy expense in fitting up this
Sem ina ry, and hopes the community will reward
him with liberal pa'ro mage.
Far further infor nation send for Circular.
Address Rev.GEoRaE p. BERGEN.
n21-15, Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
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Marble Hall.

Vim. Mol has removed from the Senate
to the opposite side of Front Street, into the
former dining-rocm of the Carroll House,
which he has fitted up in the best style for
restaurant and saloon, and where he in.
tends to cater for the wants Of the public in a
little the most satisfactory manner ever at
tempted in this city.
If you want GOOD soup, from l0b to II
A. NJ, you can find it at Marble Hall.
If you want fresh oysters, prepared in any
style, 90 to Marble Hall. They are receiv-
ed from Baltimore every day by express.
Ifyou want glass of good Beer or Ale,
you will find both at Marble Hail.
In short, Marble Hall will be found a
pleasant place to spend social hour. Cali
and try it on. WIN. MOLL.
0ttumwa, Oct. 80, 1s63-3414-f
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FER imp OFT ANT NOTICE
8ff TO rHg FRIENDS OF THE
SOLDIERS And SAILORS
IxTHR
,puv avn rtrv mr. rup ryrrpn crtrpc

Mr.. FR.sx Moods. the Editor Of The RrrKrtros
RECORD, since the fall of Fort sumpter, has been col
lectng the Letters OF the Volunteers in the servict
Of the United States, as published in the newspapers
throughout the Country, and also directly from the
writer's In active service. These are all to be ar
ranged aud preserved In some permanent place Of
safety for the Of the future student, while such
a. are deemed worthy Of publication in book. form
will be reproduced IN that way. Mr. Moore viii be
happy to include in his collection any and ererD
letter from. the camp, the march, or in the field
that has The malest hi. torical value.
In almost everv newspaper Published In the vari
Gus towns and boroughs throughout the country,
there occasionally appears letters from officers
privaes, descriptive Of the scenes and personal
perlences If such persons lives. These lettersdH
efthem--contain the material that forms the best
part Of history, and should be preserved. e
Don't then, throw away otherwise destroy
your newspapers or manuscript letters, but send
them, when you have done with them, TO the Editor
Of the REBsLLroN RECORD, at New York City, and
thus put the facts Of your soderfathers and broth
ers lives without the reach of destruction loss.
Letters relating to any action or movement since
the commencement of the Rebellion will be proper
to send.
When you send, direct to Frank MoeRE, Editor o
the REBELLION RECORD, AS broadway, New-York.
The Full NAaE Of the WRITER Of these letters
should be also sent, that the proper credit may be
given where 1t belongs nl6-l5n
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Look OUT FOR THEN.--There two men
travelling from place to place mostly working
be DR.. Fuller and bis agent thereby robbing
those that may be afflicted with. chronic
diseases of their money. Now we happen
to know that Dr. Fuller is located at 0ttum-
wa Iowa and will not travel this summer.
He has no agent travelling in this country
at present and at any time should he have,
he will carry a certificate as such agent
One nf them treats of Eye and Ear, the
other Cancers, Cutaneous Chronic and pri-
vate diseases. A
Editors ofpapers will be doing their du-
ty to their patrons by giving this at least
one insertion for their benefit as large sums
of money have been paid these thieves with
in the last month. 1917
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The large appNrt Of printing for the
election has kept us behind times again
this weeks ne. ssPsaeto be all right next
week 49,

Thereturas Of the election, at the time OF
goingto press. are in so confused state
that it's impossible to end room for details
in our columns. II is plain. however, that
the Copperhead Party is annihilated. buried
under . mountain Of popular scorn and in
dignation. The masses will now forsake it,
and the leaders can 60 iuto some other and
some more profitable business.
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spetlal Notites.
DIR. WIN. HALLS
Balsam for the Lungs!
DIR. WIN. HALLS
Balsam for the Lungs!

Cincinnati 7, March 10, 1873.
MEssRs. A. T.. ScovrL Co.--G ents Two winters
ago was very low with Consumption and physi-
and continued To grow worse and worse, until nv
physician told me that of my lungs srds entirely
gone land that conl8 not get sceHi ] then tried
DR.. Halls Balsan,, which at first sickened me but
soon threw off large qualities of matter and
phlegm. nv cough gradually ceased, my lungs be-
gan to heal, and continued to improve, till was
entirely cured, and have been able to attend to my
business ever since. soon afterward recomm EIDE d
10 to an acquaintance Of mine vino was a 7edLsing
skeleton, and apparently worse than was. He tells
me 1t was the means OF saving his life. For further
reference call on ME at my residence. No. IS, south
side of Fast Thrd street, between Broadway and
Sycamore streets, at the Museum Sycamore
street. JOHN A. BOwIQUINE.
See advertisement. n16-15tf
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While war absorbs the minds Of men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have lett dear homes to 6gh
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems to hold the sway,
Andpoliticians fight to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united we mustbe,
Or ne'er exist as nationally free.
IT'S hard indeed that ALL for country's sake,
Can not unite as ONE, from Gulf TO Lake;
But worse by far that we IN North should drag
TO earth by wrangling our once noble Dag:
There's still one hope-and one Is all,
To hold our right. avert our fall:
'Tis simply this-'mid cannons roar
Proceed to Betts's Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cure eWs sss.r
IL mild and pleasant, and tits sure.
lie sells you first, Coat, rants, or Hat m ~
And then to match, nice Cravat;
IL still you want you'll get shirt,
Which comes to you as cheap s. dirt;
He keeps TO give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Bosts
Or anything that you may lack, ss
From Shoe-strings to carpet-sack. 4
For those that ready -ma lie won't please,
He'll meet their wants, their troubles ease
He keeps the best Of goods on hand,
Give fits that can't be beat by man; $50
Ais styles are new, and always neat.
For tasty dress he can't be beat. f,rsa
Come then come all and buy ofthoss X t+
Who gives you bargains In your clothes.
s L. w. BELTS.
ottumwa Nov. %. 1862.
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DIR, BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.

eve are not in the habit OF endorsing patent
medicines, unless We have indubi.able proof
Dir fsA kEis'S fther efficiency In view fthe
multiplicity Of quack nostrunas
PAIN with which the country is con-
tinually flooded, 1t becomes of
PA " a. ten the duty Of tn journalist to
warn the pahlic against imposition than to commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit hut when
medicine foritself reput alton IN 4 becomes
an absolute necessity In every family where there
Is disease, and when those who use II never after
dispense with u when they are Ia need Of a remedy
for pain or disease, 1t then becomes the duty Of the
journalist TO make such medicine remedy aswide-
~ known as possible. Our attention has quenIy
been called, as well by those who the medicine
as those WHO sell IL. 20 the uneSampied OF
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, which has gained a
medicine that has ever been sold i'm this country
Marshall Illinoisan, 80 + 49,
For ssle by j. TAYLOR, Ottumwa. fDcc2
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RscN CoNpASy X, 2p Iowa INFANTRY.

FROM COMPANY X, 2D Iowa INFANTRY -
We are in receipt Of a very interesting COM
munieation from our brave 'yoaEg friend, S.
Kirkpatrick. o. s. of that company. dated
Lagrange, Tennessee, Sept. 2Sth, 1868, too
late for publication in this weeks paper,
I'd which, being devoted to politics, may
be rntimcly after the election. We arc
mueh Obliged, however, for the favor. and
are glad to hear az the safe arrival of the
writer al his post Of duty.
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RAILROAD SSEssNEEToFRiGH7

To George wison-Sir: You are hereby notified
that the Burlington and Missouri River Railread
has been located apdtrun heough land be longing 10
you, described as the Northeast gu of the nor
east quarter, and the North half of the southeast
quarter Of the northeast a Of section trty-
In township seventy tw north range thr teen
situated In Wanelio county, state of Iowa ami that
much Of laid tract lies within fty feet OF the
centre line of said road each side thereof as Ia
ken by the Bnrlineton aud Missouri River Railroad
Company for the rivht Of way for said road now
unless YOU apply to the Sheriff Of sid connty
to have the damages assess a
assess ID within thirty days after four weeks pablca
ton of this notice. according the pro visions of an
act cfthe General Assembly of Iowa entitled San act
granting 10 Railroad Companies the right ri way"
passed. Jan. 18th 1888, then said company viii cause
SAID damages 10 be assessed. DAVID R0RER
Atty for Burlington
SFiw Mo Rivet railroad Company
August, 2ith 1868.
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DonEsrIc EcoNoxy.--No housekeeper or
cook 10 fully prepared te enter successfully
upon her culina y duties without having
the Chemical Salaatus on hand. II relieves
tho mind Of much Of the care and anxiety
experienced by skillful cook. For sale by
most merchants aud grocers.
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- from the Setc York Obserrsr e
Wehave had IN use foe months past one of Vests
Funtfs, whlch mas gwen rs more satisfaction as n
II Is one OF great power, aud well adapted for shin
decks mines, factori es. houses graperies re
&c. The Mining Chroascss dsd RaiiaeGy Journal
SAYS. 1870
Its recommended for its extreme simplicity Of
construction, great strength and consequent iura-
biity and cheapness ofrepair. There Is no stptjn
box-the pressure b cling held by cup pucking Ink
that NJ on the working piston, working Ia cyIirr-
der lifted Tor heurpose within the upper air cha IA
Ing so Liable to be deranged and leak under strong
70 say nothing of the loss by friction Incl
dentfhereto II has also two air7ehambers :. thus
BY alr-preventiug ,water-nammer, and vacuum
thu,np. The valves are very accessible nd simply
and cheapy repaired. They work much easier than
any imp ~e have ever seen; the 4inch cylinder
being worked by children In wells 100 feet deep and
as they are extremely cheap as well as simple and
strong. we freely recommend them.
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the 18th Iowa, reached his home in this
city, on short leave Of absence, on Tue'-
day ev, ming. C"lpncl II. is directly from
Vicksblrr, and reports the health of lie
t-oops in that l.caiity. as very good.
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CIGARi-The genuine ashcroft" put up
in boxes OF 25, ye,v cYceleni cigar, and
Mt Wholesale prices, chsap, Will he found al
Devin & Sons. Dryin's rooms are at pres
emf full n @ obs. from cellar to garnet. but
goiug off by the wagon loa at rap' rate.
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R4ILRoAD ASSESSMENT OF RTGH7

II a
To the unknown and nonresident owners ofthe
west half of the north asst quarter OF the NORTH
quarter Of section thirt -four in township seventy
two, north of range thirteen, west. supposed to be-
ing 10 one Williams, and one Burk, whose first
names are not known You are hereby notified that
the Burlington and Missouri river Roai has been To-
Gated and run through said land, situate in wapello
county in the State OF Iowa ard that much there
of as lies within fifty feet Of the cenire line said
road each side ofsaid enter line Is en- by fine
Burlington Nc River Railroad. companion right OF
wayfor said railroad Now unless YOU appIyfo theSer
Id Of said county to have the dana yes with
In thirty days after four weeks pub icaton OF this
notice. In accordance with the act OF the Geners
Assembly Of Iowa, entitled IAN act granting Rah
road Companies the right OF way pass ed January
18th 1885, then the said Railroad company win cause
said damages to be so assessed.
Aug 26 1858 DAVID RoRER. Atty for the
no2i-4w Burlington 4 Mo X RI Co
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SIGEL HALL

JOHN ZwIrzLER, Proprietor, Front Stree,
Sd docf West Of the Ottumwa House
OttumYa, Iowa. ( ~ ~ &
lfyou want to drink NIT Sigel, 90 to
Sigel Hall. a,e@
If you want good glass ale, 60 to
Sigel Hall.
tfyoa want good glass Of o,er, go tc
Sigel Hail.
II you want good cigar en- to S'gel
Hall. k~ss
IT. you want dish Of Fresl : sFers, e.
ceiye.dai'v by Express, 60 oSs2l Hall
i,,'ymwant anything good 50 to Sige