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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-09

Hopkins was taken out OF bed and beaten
almost to death. As the court adjourned,
the stranger said w. >a.-.S
John Taylor will preach here this eye-
ming. at early candle-light." hs
lie did preach-and the house was crowd
ed. have listened TO Clay, Webster aud
Calhoun--to Dwight, Bascom and Beecher
but never heard any thing in the form
OF sublime words even remotely approx
imatiaE to the eloquence of John Taylor
massive as mountain, and wildly rush
ing as a cataract of fire.
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Bya note from Mr.. Ed. Layton. the eH-
cauent Warden Of the Penitentiary at Fort
Madison. we learn that there are. now
ninetv-two couvicts-two of whom are wo-
mau--in the State Prison. The Wardens
house is nearly finished. and the chapel
and hospital buildings are being rapidlJ
pushed 10 com pletion.- -ti0ss Ctv,
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. K. s Il. mitchell,

oMce-Or Front stree, over Temples Clothiag
tore. Residence, q: corner of Fourth and III rion
ireeis, opposite Col. CAldw all'.
otauiwa, Iowa, Oct. 5, lSS5-dwSn
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.GI.0CA, wATCEi ~ III - IA!

sGI.DCEN. ~ AHGEs - : T. :. Et.1:A
ELfNs Il T. 4 A ! K Z R.
JANA AEundersignsd, having & ocst-d n 0ttumws
a wiilcarry the folowin ebusiness and solicit
aliberalshare ofthe publicpatrOnage:
Reparin al ki nds Watches ,Ciocks, yan nd
Music al instruments.
AIso-GoldRings gsmsde toorder! esterinF anden'
craving done.
nv acknowledgements Goldhreas pins rsr-rings
Finger rim ss Loe Chains keyssi des Fenst q
avariet v Of notions for sale. Please calIEndSee.
Place ofbusiness one doog west ot O!tnn."a House
...FN.. ii. .NUSAMAkEK
Augtth '5S-2I-il-8n
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SETTLEMENT.


The great value of this country in an az
riculturul estimate. made it a matter oI
the hi gest importance To the Territory ana
embryo State, TO extinguish the Indian IL
tie at as early II day as could be practicable
and to bring about this strongly desired re-
salt, treaty was proposed in the fail of
1874. The high hopes entertained of a sue
cessful result, caused a rush shotlmmlsrants
to the vicinity of the boundary. The great
est press was along the Des Moines, and
the present territory of Wapello connty,
seemed the place of greatest attraction
Six individuals associated themselves TO-
gether to ascertain, by II. line run and
measured from the public surveys, the
center fthe county that would necessarily
be organized here. This company prima-
rilv, comprised the following names, viz:
J. X. McBeth, John d. Ebert, Uriah Riggs,
Milton jameson, William Ross and David
Glass and subsequently Paul {. Jeherles
and Hu gh George became associated with
| it in its early action. Thecenter pointw
| ascertained TO be within he present limits
of the city of Ottumwa, and prospective
claim slletched out without marking the
trees. as that would have been held as an
act OF trespass in the Indian country. The
sanguinc hopes INDUCED in ola treaty
were doomed to disappointment, however,
for the present.
Mr.. James Jordan, who had been con-
uected with the Indian trade, had, by the
| Dermission OF some of the subordinate
chiefs or head men. settled upon and i'm
| proved a large farm in the Iowaville pra-
irie adjacent to the boundary and within
the limits the Indian territory, and the
Impulse given by the prospect of a treaty
to the Tide OF immigration, caused others
10 break over the line, and make settle
nents upon the Indian lands, OF which
the Indians very Justly complained. Capt.
John Buach, then i'll charge OF the agency,
demonstrated against this palpahle intrac-
ton of the rights OF the Indians, and warn
ed these settlers to leave and recross the
boundary, which warning they Disregard
ed. and persisted in their occupancy the
country. 1t now became the duty of the
agent to call in the aid of the Dragons t(
make compulsory removal of these IN
truderS The discharge OF this unpleasant
duty was committed To the discretion o
l Lieut.. Run, who performed it in as for
/, bearing aud mild u manner as the circum
: stances would perIait. The household ef
g fects were carefully removed, and the ca
bin and fences were burned down. Mr.
| Jordau. too, shared the fate of other set
n hers. Ills dwelling, we'll constructs
o double hewed log house, was committe,
y to the flames, but he was permitted To re
: NOV. lis rails over tho boundary, wher
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Col. j. II. Imprey. late. Assistant Adj.
Gen. OF this State, is now local Editor OF
III : paYerrort Gaxette. - -----
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CAUTION.
TnE oorERNMENr iNDoRsrvEN

THE GOVERNMENT iNDoRsENRNr.
In order to guard against dangerous inpo.
silions, the public are requested to take
es1eoial note Of the beautiful engraved pro.
prietary stamp, through which the Government
of the United States officially authenticates
every bottle Of HOSTETTER'S BITTERs.
This shield thrown by the Government over
the proprietors and the public for their Joint
protection, is placed conspicuously across the
cork and over the neck of each bottle, and
cannot fail to strike the eye of the most
casual observer Nothing that purporis to be
Hostetter's Bitters can be genuine unless the
stamp is there.
!, is also proper to state that the Bitters
are Oold exclusively in glass, and never under
any circumstances by the gallon or the barrel
lmpostors and imitators are abroad aud the
only safeguard the public have against them
is to see that the Biuers they buy bear the
engraved label aud note of hand of Messrs
Hostetter & Smith and the stamp above men.
toned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

WASHINGTON, June 7.--Secretary McCul
loch is engaged in restoring the machinery for
the collection OF customs in the Southern
States. In this connection, the President has
made the following appointment OF Collectors
Wiley Goodbridge, at Savannah Albert
Montague, at Mobile; and John W. Kicks, al
Pensacola.
Mr., Harrington, Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury who has been appointed Minister to
Switzerland, will not leave the country before
the lst
A strong application has been made to the
President in favor of NJ. d. Field, the other
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, for a
foreign mission.
tis the opinion Of the officers Of the spe
cisl iron clad squadron whch,wss sent to watch
and capture the. pirate Stonewall, before she
was surrendered to the custom authorities,
that she is not so formidable as was supposed,
and that even the Monadnoc or the Cauoni.
Gus, which lay of Havana, are more than q
match for her.
John g. Nicolay, private secretary Of the
late President Lincoln was in Washington 10
day making arrangements to leave for Paris
on the 24th inst, to enter upon his duties as
consul 1T that city.
A few only Of the irou.0ads will be kept 10
commission. The others will probably be
laid up in the Delaware river
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demand upon England for The damages to ou
commerce by the aDElo.rt bel pirates.
Ths dlsbepdipg OF portion Of the army 4
no evidence 81 a cowAidISl policy EnoyeI
will ne retained TO enforce any demands upor
foreign governments, and Il necessary tn,
veterans mustered out can be easily sum
moned back to the field
THE MONROE DOCTRINE TO DE ENFORCED.
! II is understood that secure measures bav,
already been taken in reference to the enforce
ment ofthe Monroe Doctrine, aud a notifcA
tion served upon Napoleon that since We
have settled our own family affairs, we will
not submit TO European inletlerenee with
those Of our sick neighbor Mexico, and yer,
plain intimation given that Napoleon must
not only not send more troops into Mexico
but must withdraw the French troops now
there, and leave the people Of Mexico to de.
eide for themselves whether they will have an
Empire or Republic Otherwise il will be
our duty to see tnat the Republicans have fair
play SI
An application has been made by Cyrus
W. Field to the Secretary Of the Navy for the
detail OF the Uuited State Steamship Niagara
to assist 10 laying the Atlantic Cable (
AS no otficialnotfication Of the rescndinR
OF the order that vessels OF war OF the United
States shall not be permitted to remain more
than twenty four hours in any British port,
the request cannot be Rcceeded to.
JEFF DAVIS TRIAL WILL NOT TAKE PLACE UNTIL,
l SEPTEMBER
II is not probable the trial of JEFF, Davis will
not take place until September. The Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, in which
the Indictment was found, will sdiourns TO.
morrow, and there is at present no prospect
al special term Of court during the summer.
ALABAMA OBLIGATION.
A portion Of the Alabama delegation were
at the White House again to-day. Messrs
DaviS, Bradley and Field are accom- panied by
loyal Alabamians to the rebels of the N most
malignant type who are now that the rebellion
is suppressed, endeavoring to get control Of
the reconstruction Government
Messrs Moore, Parsons aud Tibbs have
been regarded as favorable to the Union, but
open to suspicion, for their associations with
the secession element in this delegation since
they came here. Their intention was to re
commend Colonel Seybould, a rank rebel, for
Provisional Governor, but this idea was abaud
oned after they reached here and they now
recommend Parsons. "a
He is opposed by the loyal men Of Ala.
bama, who have recommended w. NJ. H..
Smith, Union man who was forced to aban.
don the State in 1862 on account his Union
sentiments. He has been an active promoter
of the Union cause and was nstru mental in
raising the first Alabama cavalry Regiment,
which has rendered good service during the
war.
Should the delegation now here succeed in
obtaining control OF the State the lighting 10y
alists say that II will not be safe for them to |
return to Alabama
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

butthe browning glory OF his life remains to be at.
taned IN his discovery, or rather binaton For he
does not claim TO have been the dscoVerer Of OEDRoE
public. That honor belongs to the native inhab
OF Central America to whom it, virtues have been
knowntor more than two hundred years Armed
with it the lndisn bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus Gus serpehts IL is belief with them, that while
cure no matter what the disease may be.
While Or. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex
traVagant pretenson,he nevertheless satisfied from
athorouRh examination OF the evidence relating 10
US virtues IN tas remedy and for all
diseases arising nom exposure, either 10 change OF
weather or climate, or to miasmatIa inHnences. II
stands -
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EsOback,s BItters,

1t has long been the aim of physicians to
find combination of medicines having the
requisite stimulating and tonic properties to
relieve ard cure the common complaints of
Biliousness, Liver disorders, Languor, Head
ache Lowness of spirits, Indigestion, j ndice,
Fever and Ague, &c which are the diseases
incident TO this climate, The remedy has been
discovered by DR., Roback, aud in thousands
of cases the merits Of his Bitters have been
proven in the above complaints
Try bottle and read the advertisement,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
Humphreys, spscIacs.

The agent of Humphreys homeopathic
Specifics has received a very important add.
ton to his list Of Humphreys homeopathic
SPECIFIC Remedies in the shape of Specific
No. "a, which cures diptheria and liberated
sore throat These specifics have obtained
wide celebrity among medical practitioners
and are very largely used BY them, being
prompt, efficient, reliable and convenient. An
extended advertisement in another column
gives list Of the different specifics, the dis.
eases which they remedy, and the prices The
eases for family use are especially worthy of
attention, and also the new de partment of
veterinary specifics. The headquarters of
Humphreys Specifics Homeopathic Medicine
Go. ia at 662 Broadway, New York. - Boston
Traveller s..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

NEw YORK, June The pressure to zee
General Grant was go great this morning, that
after appearing on the Balcony Of the Astor
House, all visitors except ladies' we're denied
After dining this afternoon with prominent
citizens, he is to have ride through Central
Park, This evening be attends the meeting 9
at Cooper Institute, and afterwards the Seventh
Regiment will serenade him.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NoTIoEis hereby given that petition will be pre
~ scented 70 ths board OF Comni ssioners Of Mont
county Road IN Washington toSnship, beRnnipa
about two miles south ofOebterVille on the baytos
AndLsbanon Turnpike road, and running last afoui
two and halfmies 70 the Green County line 20 run
on or near the lines Of J. A. Watkins, p. A. Laiee,
Ihomas Hatfield, and he heirs OF J. 3. Roberts ].
Sears and Joseph Thomas, " the GTean County lind
be located on, or hesr The section line Ths IA,
lou will be prose nted on the trst onday In June
ms " MANY PET IfIOHERa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
FORENOON REPORT.
Demand EaAds ON spain byth UnItsd

Dsmand made ON spain by Ihs United
States
NEw YoRE, June The HerAlds Wash.
inRton correspondent says
A formal demand has been made upon
the Spanish Government for the surrender Of
the rebel pirate StoneSAll OF course no an.
swer has yet been received, as the matter
goes to Madrid for decision.
no BAcE DOWN BY THE GOVERNMENT IN REGARD
TO rHE DEMAND MADE ON ENGLAND.
Notwithstanding the iutimation Of the Brit,
ish prsss, il Is not the intention Of our Gov.
srnmSnt toabandoD, orin anywise abate tbs
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Sewing

lsentTei nOiheleAe.
ward. ...
The PArEsTKD RsEDLE cannot be set wrong. .
cannot he set wrong .-. 20 .-
lt runs faster than any other
IL will never drop stitch.
IL Is the only practical Mac hne which AL can n.s
u does the hnest and neAtest work ever known, and
NJ varieties OF hmily sewing ia the most perfect
no other machine takes the TWafED I,oop stIftH
u cannot be adjusted or got out " order
u uses the "ROTErINa HsOK."
Whatever the merits Of other machines, Il is no
dispirsgemeui 10 say the Wilcox Gihbs Is worth.
10 the public. ..--'
The Gold Medal al the Amercan Institute, and nu.
merous FIRST Premiums at state Fairs, and Rt the
meetings OF MechApical and Scientific soeieties MI
over the world are among It's trophies.
IL ia now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World.
CINCINNATI, 70 West 4th st.
al2daw3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

Ray OF all the numerous kinds OF Pills
advertised, none can be found so eificacious
as DIR Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls They
are made of chemical extracts which dissolve
in the stomach without producing irritation
or pain. These Pills can be relied on as
being all they are recommended.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

New YORK, June S--Ootton, quiet 42s43c
Flour, dull lower for com grades, $6 l5a
6 25for extra State, aud &c 85a6 30 for round
hoop Ohio. Wheat quite very firm at 81 10,
amber Michigan 81 40 for Milwaukee club.
Rye doh and heavy at 26al 80 !;
Corn, firm at S3aS9c. for mixed Western
Oats, 2a3c. better. with GALES at 7Oa7l cents
for western. Pork, ffmer at $21 60a26 10
Tor new mess, 20 5Oa22 90; for 63 and 81,
SlSal9 for prime. Lard dull at l6alsc
Whisky, heavy at " 0s 49, for western
petroleum dull at 36 cents for crude, 49a50c.
Tor refined in bond, a6SToc for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7a for western; Sugar
dull at l7tslS3c for Muscavado Butter 3ls
S5e for Ohio Cheese quiet at l6s24c; Beef
quiet and heavy; Cutmeats dull Eggs firm
at 27a2Sc. c..rrtsf h'....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

ss@.NEw YoRK, June g. Gold opened at
| 3s, fell 1874 closed at 37f stocks
weak Money 5a6 Reading s9t Erie 1874
New York Central 9la Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy Railroad lO4, United States
skies of67 ll0a 5.20s, registered ll3t;
coupons l04 new issue 1881 lO-40
coupons 95s skies 81 coupons IO63 Gvee
OF "a coupods 80 Ono Year certificates
SSt Sterling Exchange l09 $50 coupons
1854 -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

AcclDEHT YEsrERDAY.-A young lady, the
laughter oF Mr.. Thomas White, who re.
ides in the vicinity Of Bellbrook, was Sc.
Iously injured il this city, yesterday by the
psetting Of the buggy in which she was ri.
ing along Wilkinson street The horse be
lAme frightened Eni upset the buggy, throw
lig Miss W out and striking her head forcibly
pom the ground She was taken up nsens
Pc, and her injuries appeared to be very Sc
ous. Medical aid was Immediately called in,
II d at last accounts she appeared to be doing
well Is could be expected under the cir.
smstauces
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

I hose who have used DR HALLs BALSAM
for CONSUMPTION, or any form of Lung
disease, can attest the superior efficacy of this
medicine. Its health restoring and tonic
qualities, not being subject to any reaction
from Opium, or any of its preparations, is the
true secret of its great success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

WAsHISGToE, June 7.--Nsarly all the Cit
Eens Of the District Of Columbia who wen
south, and who survived the war, are hom
again.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

bay The extreme heat of the weather for the
>st few days has been almost uuendurable.
\ d has caused many an aspiration to ascend
refreshing and cooling showers but the
overs have not descended as yet At the
.asent writing the sky betokens something
the kind. So mote il be.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
WITHOUT a RIVAL !
And justly deserves the equation Il has so Tong en-.
joyedin Central America and the Wsst Indies.
TN DYSPEPSIA.

And its attendant train OF symptoma ID acts more k
A. CHABM than medicine. There il nothing In the
whole range Of Matesa Medioa that Tor a moment
boar comparison with Il In this disease
full account Of this wonderful plant NAV he fonnd
10 the eleventh edition OF the United States Dspens
atory, pages 1887 and 1888
series OF experiments in which Dr.. Bull has been
Tor years engaged, has Just been brought to success.
fu termination, and he is now enable to offer TO the
public combination o. @ EDRON with other approved
toncs, the whole preserved IN the best quality of
copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which he is coma
dent has no equal In the world
He might furnish volume OF certiAc,tes bnt the
public have long since learned 10 estimate suoh things
oy their true value The safest plan is for every one
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
MATRInONIAL.

I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish 10
IL marry you can do so by addressing me- / will
send you, without money and without price valuable
information, that will enable you to marry hspplly
and speedily, irrespective of age, wealth or beauty
rms Information will cost you nothing and m Won
wish TO marry, will chseriully assist YOU Az let
ters strictly confidential. The desired information
sent by return mail, and rev; ard asked Please in
close portage or stamped envelope, addressed TO
SARAH b. LAMBERT,
Greenpoint,
ml@i3m Kings Co New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
|ssraNVberry Festival by she Lodies OF
81. Johns Lutheran Church

The Ladies Of St. Johns Lutheran Church
|Til hold n Strawberry Festival, at Clegg 8
Hall, on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week In addition to Straw
berries, there will be Ice Cream Cake, Lem.
Pnade and various other luxuries Every
fort will he made TO have the affair pass of
pleasantly and acceplably to all who may at.
lend The proceeds will boapplied 10 the
benefit Of the Church. The public are cor
|lialy invited to attend. 4td
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lNTERMESrs --Interments at Woodland
metery for Msy 1865

rHE festival LAST NIunT.-Thej attend
e OF the Ladies Festival last night, at
gg's Hall, far exceeded that of the night
pre-. The spacious hall was filed to its ut.
't with delighted and appreciative audi
ei many of those present coming miles
p the country The supplies" we're as
pie as the patronage was liberal. The splen.
style in which every thing was arranged
highly hpplauded by every body. Cheer
less and good feeling prevailed, and all
lyed the festive occasion, The Festival
be continued this evening, and it will be
last evening of the entertainments. All
desire to spend an hour or two socially
pleasantly should not fail to attend.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

IoDl WooD WooD lll-McCain a
|rtb, are now selling the best qualities of
Hickory aud Beech Wood, sawed and
ready for nse, either by ,,be cord or
Dad Families and others supplied at
vest prices We also offer very cheap
Wood. suitable for house or steam pur.
by the boAt'loAd or single cord. A
Of Lime, Coal, aud Cement constantly
u hand.
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$75 . .... $3.50
Agents Wanted

fINO sell Sewing Machines. We will give oommis.
i sion on all Machines sold, or employ aaents Whe
vii WORK for the above wages, and all expenses psid
Address, IsssfE D.o HERRINToN co.,
mgad6twl pstrLlt Mehios.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

What excuse for canker and sore mouth
when DR.. TowSsLEY's INDIAN TooTHAcHE
ANoDYSE will cure you, sweeten your breath,
and beautify your mouth2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
AVOID CouNTERFEIrs

HosrErrER,s BITTERs share the common late
OF all things good-Imposters initiate.
OF these beware-dscreetiy use your oyes-
From honest houses purcha,e your supplies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
Special Notices.

The worlds Opinion of HOstottor,s
StomRc n Rittcrs.
Touching the BIrTERs this grand fact is clear,
Their fame nils all the Western Hemisphere,
Known in all lands, washed by its oceans twain,
Health hope and vigor follow in their train.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

CHoPs During our excursion to Gin.
4 Il yesterday,we observed ths crops never
Il promised such an abundance of
be necessa?ies of lifs The wheat
like it might be ready Tor the sickle,
PEI IN about two weeks, and is as thick
gan stand, well cared and very little has
down Rye and barley is equally good
oats, grass, &c, look well. As much
rs usual appearS to be planted aud in
fields ii is six or eight inches high, al.
b great deal planted late bas not vet
its appearance A ride down the
Miami Valley At ihis season must con-
any one that this is truly the garden of
iireat Republic
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DAYTON
WOODEN FACTORY

FINHE undersigned having had more than thirty
l. years eKperteneeiu IN the mhnufAoturine Of gooI
a. aoops can siill be- iound Al his Old stand where
he has every AGILITY for conducting the business In ~
various branches All kinds Of custom work done
such as oALDIso and aPtSEiNa by the pound or manu-
Acturng by the yard, such goods as satinetH Cassl
meres, FLANNEL, Blankets. Jeans, 4cs done 10 order
with nsiacuon guaranteed, Having large Assort.
factory made goods siii exchanfe them low tor
Wool, or pay the highest market pnce IN cash
Country Merchants will md AZ nv sales Room Inst
prices. EVeryhody that wants the worth OF tnoir
money step an, sndta satisfied, .......l
sales Room No. % Tihh street. Canal Lock, Dayton.
mylevsm
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No Report.

No dispatches were received this after
noon at this ofiice,--ENPlnE. t.,t