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- p : - p sNS - = - OESSsBB<t tHS IN
CoP,RTp EpsHIo-THE UNDERSIGNED
y have ',rmed Partnership under the style or siNas
NY ENH Dr. Err 'sr the purpose Of c'nductipg :
| sIMMS THOS. Sims
Julyl, 1873 JNo' bFSEaRE. l.
DIssoLUTI0e THE FIRM OF BIS 'os 4
II SIM MAS DISSOLVE by muua thu Slth Of
June he Z the frm used only in liquids TO-
tie e SS Wit Viii 5d iHs 81 at sse Sc s. a
INNS. Ivy a DtNEGRE who coutinu- the business
Nev 'res,, IVA isss TH5S Sisvs
NUM.J rkTrIs.N ANnJ.- 1.MI-
w son are is day associated with the C,lton
Ior~pe sno C"muss bu mess IL this city The style
rev orleans July 1885. JOS. HOY.
COP RTNERsHIP DISSoLVED-F4
@paTnership her.t re exist ng se,weeg ths q, der
c." i III Gay oisso by limitation and death = Nr
,S y, Ss'k snhr f the sursvrg partner; author
VIII WllEiAa Il ! srA kESF
CHARLES MACREAOY
New Orleans July lst 1858 Surviving Partners
CoPARrNERsHlP FOANFD-The upd.rsi med have
-. "a, rmed ariner- 10 under t'e st,is
hi e. thu rdrsre rd Iron BUSH e.s be1etof re e n
.uct, BY sLARk, sTAUFr Err co
i sftEIAa 4 s. SrfKH EST
ssh hS5. F s ma f1X'
New orlean. Julv lst 1865.
nIsSOLUTION-THE COPARTNERsHTs HERE
~ tOure existing under the BIDNELL PAYNE
20. II a. day niss wed by ual consent II Bidgsl
assumii liabilities Of TIE hrm i. charged with TIE
QudAtion Of its affairs.
H. BIWELI,
+. O. PAYNE.
New Gre cans July LIST, 1861 JSO. n PAYNE
F. C. ard JNO n PANNr will coniinua the Wholesae
rceiy The old IS and IS Teho 1pitoul.
<rtet under the name and style Of
PAYNE co
HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY INTEREST
II N the firm of Bennett tURGES to my Farmer
FRANCIS Il kGt S who has assumed i the liabilities
ne hrm hereby rscnnmeud him the patronage Of my
friends and the public 4. X B-rNErF
New orleans June l3 1868.
C'OPAR E1~HIP.- The undersigned Ia . this
dAv formed conartnerhip under he and style
HARRIS 4 d. ELL. for The purpose of fnuing
tbs city the business heretofore conducted By James Con
molly a Co. r. HAR Is
H. kIDWELL
New Orleans, IS Poydras street June LIST, 1868
Feferrng 10 the shove cheerfuy mend the
hrm, our successor the patronage Of the od house.
JAMES CONNOLLY
JOHN FOX
Few Orle ms june LIST 1863.
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WANTED.

WAkTED-A WIDOW LADY DESIRE
situation Nurse for the Sick in the city; OF Fsula
rayel curing the would take charge of hone
hecy during the absences the family The be-t Of Re-
feEeDees given. Apply 70 81 Felicity street.
WANTED-EhPLoYME BY MIDDLE Aa ID
w Widow LADY as Teacher Ladies' Companion For
reference apply at 2l3 julia street.
"a AETED-SUGAR PLANTATIONS PA RrTEs
W DESTROYS Of Selling Sugar Plantation are invted IA
eend descr ii have many INQUIRIES ior the From
parties wi hing buv Green Elder Raj Estate ,ants
q Commercial Place, few Orleans. =
WAhfED-A GENTLEMAN OF MATURE Fsase
ana VINO has had large business experience N New
Orleans wishes situation IN mercantile house whore
compensation would be sufficient support himself and viii
Respectable msnner BE feels sstisned that hs ccu6
meet the requirements Of 1ny person The anpest recon
mendaons DO fun shed note left At the OR ssosE
ONCE 70 O. K. s. will meet with prompt attention.
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FURNII "a ....FURNtTU RE. 49,. FURNITUR
sy MONTGOMERY BROS. d CO.,
r. hoETGOHERr uctioneog
SATURDAE, July 4th. AT II O'Clock q
~ - al then auction MARI 81 Camp street w1 sVa--
genera assortment Of HOUSEHOLD z RsITUhe
sucb Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Al
sesus. srDoirs Wsshstanos. Mahegsuy and Walnut res
Sofas Spring segt Chsrs, Easy Chairs rble Top snts
Table Marble hop Sic eboards, Exens Tables Vavet ana
brussels Carpets French Plse Nrror Mattresses Engrav
Paintings cooking stoves and Utenss eta being II
contents Of several vsl-furushsd house,.
Also
A large invoice Of Cottsre R-ds Cane and Wood See
iihairh etc.
sSTvR~s-Cash IN o. a Treasury Notes
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SBAKsPEARB sK0k FOUAsAx,
: 10 SrSd ssFsst. Nsv Orssza
IoHH a1DDEs-J0B. A. gHAKsPkAkE--s Rvoorl
Gsddsst skHkspssFe - Os.
Fysnders aseAinists zhaAcszfs sysry
anety Of Steam kngnes Sugar Mia Draining haahinsS,
snl and Or Gearing Crate Ben store Fysnts 0si-ra
s~-t y. - Vfsrk.--tst R--sa 80 - -i4-
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mACslNsRy. aAsowARe.

WIN. II. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Nos. 22s and 22S FRONT STREET. NEw oRLras,
Is prepared to make contracts Tor WROUGHTIRoB
WORK OF any Description Quantity, the Lowest Pcss
Manufacturer OF Crescent Brand HORSE sHoEs
Also, Of cary's PATENT EAETa BoRER
Orders en Box 100 Mechanics Exchange or 1000 Posi-.
Office, will receive Prompt Attention.
I EEDS FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN IsssJ
Corner Of RslOE6 and rouehsr strsasx,
beg 70 inform enes me sabie esssrsy
prepared formerly, nAnufactars steam
Engines BSilers, Sugar Nils Ketts Draining Ma.
hines Saw Mills. Cotton Presses Newell Screws D Gear
ns Mouths Grats sars ell kinds Plantation and
Steamboat vsFkn sss descriptions Of MACHINERY ia
be South. LEEDS q 90
Orders lief, 70, Mechanics Dealers Exoh.nes
-ill receive promptztteutos.
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(OPtRTP EpsHI"-THE UNDERSTGNEn
- have ormed a Partnership under the STYLE SIMaS
EVH DEs EGRr, 'Cr the purpose Of cYnductng
hlesale Grocery business, cessOrs to 81 sCOE
slMMS THOS. SiMNS
LIONEL LEVY.
July ], 1873 JNO. DENEaRE.
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IN NKRVPTOY-ESTATE tFJ. MArLLOT
4 individually n membe Of the Rirp OF J. Msilloi
a Co-Umted States Marshsls One, Dsrics
LOu sana. New CIleans, "a, 1868 - rni- "
give notice that The 24ih day Of June, ID. 1865
Warrant Ia Bankruptcy issued aga the e-tae
J. Ma'ilot OF New Orleaus, & the parish OF Or
leans and State Of Lou sisna who sdjudsed bank
rpt bis pet tOa; that the paymrnl
Of deuts and delivery - any property heon ing
uch kruet to N, for his uss and The transfer
any properly BY him OFbddeu bv law tnat a msstin
Of the cied tors of said bankrupt prove their
assigees Of his estate, will be he'd
1t Colrt of Bankruptcy tOsb holden the Custom House
BuidiuA. II the city New Orean Uu,i before
q. Pitkn, Register, the Sh day ofJaly 1868 ID
O'Clock A n
No gO3 FJ HERON.
ieH iys U. s. Marshal, District IF Lon sisna
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De fEMeT'S SALES.

VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE IMMEDIATE
SEIGHsoRHooD OF THE FAIR GROUNDS
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Having ansyzed this Oil, and IN my experiments AP-
p II d lSELF, recognize that Il is Of best
articles 10 the pub for purpose restoring
he hair TO its original color In mony OF which
I'll nv signature.
lSiguedl FELIX SARON,
Importer of Human Hsir, Southern Emporium
O. II. CALDWELL. Psrentee
Hotel des EtranRers. No. 10 llnarfraa
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MONROE CAREY,

II MVNhUE % hEHg UNDE NTAktR,
II. Mes 2S 205 End 2f Magazine street. between Julia
aud st Joseph respectfully friends and the
public generally that be will continue the Undertaken
OF the lafe Daniel Monroe The and will keep
constantly haid assortment Of Meta &c Bur
and Chskets Rosewood Mahogany SLACK alnnt
Collins Boo,s Embslned Disnterred and carefully
shipped. Mr. CAREY will be sted by Mr. JOHN RAY
long known in connection with The business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-08
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now ready,
contains the very latest European News by the Cable up
the hour Of publications. Geographic Dispatches from
the Sandwich Islands. South America, Mexico and
other points, the Correspondence between President
johnson and General Grant relation to the renstats
ment Of Mr. Stanton the Current News Of the Week !:
the Fashions; Amusements; Varieties; Faccta; Scsn-
tc. Artistic Sporting POLITICAL Religious and Literary
Intelligence Editorial articles the prominent topics
OF the day Our Agricultural Budget: Reviews Of sho
Cattle Horse Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets.
Financial and Commercial Intelligence. and accounts or
all important aud interesting events Of the week.
TKRxs:-Singe subscription, So; Three copies. IS :
Five COPIES IS; Ten COPIES SIS; Single copies, I'VE
cents EACH A limited number Of advertisements in.
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1863.

agreed TO- with the modification n NJ Washburns th..
he would ask Tor vote on Il in the House.
,sn = ~ M ,sost,ns amt Of order that pAIs
tail military guard 70 in the place Of the Capitol
police vas independent GisatiOn, and therefore in
The cas.... " stained the poin. of order and the
paIa9r a wss ,atcksn out
ina, that na tdeal Of N. Y. said be did not believe
anranr;s Asxraph had como from the COMMITTEES on
App,Jbp" sions. He thought II must DO . mistake or
m9 NJ y. the work OF the printers devil.
q on ss
As pubic printing office.
Mr. wAsasunss. Of III made the point Of order that
the Amendments proposed independent legislation.
The CHAIRMAN sustained the point of order.
MAYNARD said that the object could DO attained by
propose interfere with the corps reporters but he
held that the reports should be published in the public
printing office, where the work under its present
ageent was infinitely better done than II had ever been
before.
After some discussion the motion of Mr. Maynard to
strike out that appropriation rejected.
The committee at halt-past four rose.
TRADE CANADA.
ing the Secretary yv q the treasury to Communicate
statement TO the trade with Canada since the abro-
CATION Of the Reciprocity treaty and as 70 the arrange
for the privilege Of fishing in the waters adjacent 70
Canada. Adopted
REFORM IN THE CIVIL SERVICE
Mr. GARFIELIA trep) Of Ohio, presented petition OF
the citizens Of Warren, Trumbu county, Ohio, for
legislation TO reform the civil service and 70 reduce TAX
alton on industry.
PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. BUTLER, from the Committee on Appropriations,
reported the Pension Appropriation bill aud bill TOT
the better regulation OF the custody and expenditure OF
public moneys Referred to the Committee OF the
Whole on the State OF the Union
SouTHERN RAILROADS
Mr. McCLuaG, (repl OF Mo-, from the Committee on
Southern Railroads, made report, which, with the
views OF the minority submitted by Mr.. Cnanler was
ordered to DO printed and recommitted
:, PETITION FOR nErEAL OF THE INCOME TAX :,
Mr.. CHAMBER (dem Of N. Y, presented petition Of
the citizens OF New York for the repeal Of the income
tax.
The House. at twenty minutes five, adjourned, with
the understanding that to-morrows session will be Tor
general debate.
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hereby instructed report 70 the House without delay
joint resolution requiring accountability from
all railroads in the late rebel States that they be
PEELED iQuidate their Indebtedness upon the terms
granted, without confederation or recognition In
the least degree Of any claims for damages or by
occupation OF the United States. TO the end that pay
ments shall be enforced according to the existing bonds
IN default thereof that shall exercise its
equal rights OF possession and disposal
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THE CLEVELAND muscsB-lSorHta FEMALE pososss
Irrom the Evening Telegram OF yesterday.

lfTom tue evening ie'ositm W yesterday.
CLEVELAND Ohio Feb u 1865
The Coponers Jury this morning returned n verd Ct
to the effect that their opinion Mrs Victor murdered
with arsencal poison her brother William Parquet,
year ago This w the first in the annals OF crime
in this vicinity In which n body after being buried a
year has been exhumed to furnish evidence Of murder
Mrs. Victor's examination before justice will begin
tomorrow morning.
Professor Casses OF this city, IS chemically examin-
ing the stomach Of young man named James Powcis
who supposed 20 have been poisoned Summit
county IN this State, last September by farmer =
wife, old lady rhe woman intended the poison for
her husband, but killed the young man instead.
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CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY CURED-uPHAM3
~ FRESH MEAT CURE, for CONSUMPTION and bronchial
affections is prescribed recommended by physicians all
over the country performing more cures than A
other remedies combined will convince the
skeptlcai; 81 bottle Tor by express Circu-
lars free Sold BY q UPliAM, 70 south Eighth street,
Philadelphia, and all druggists
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A BsOLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N New York and States where deserton, drunkenness,
&C. sufficient cause. No publicity No charge until
divorce obtained Advice free.
M HOWES. Attorney. Ts Nassau street
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10 the Wisconsin State Senate few days ago a resolu.
ton was introduced declaring the grand jury system a
relic OF babarlsm, recommending Its adjustment ana
nsructng the Judiciary Committee to report h'l for
amending The constitution accordingly.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

From the Evening Telegram OF vestcrday.1
CLEvELASD Feb Z. 1858
AT n democratic meeting to-day committee OF i've
prominent democrats OF Cleveland apo ntod visit
Washington 10 endeayor to secure the holding Of tue
National Democratic Convention IN this Gig.
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GREAT HEALTH PRESERvER
AND HEALTH GIvER.
READl


NEW CURES BY HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE or HEALTH.
w. s. Brown ESD, olean, Cass county, from
Hemorrhage OF the Lungs.
Charles Rein, Esq. Ninety-third street and
Chest
Mrs Welsh Edwards, New York theatre, from
Sore Throat
+. w. Wilkinson, Esq, No. IL Beaufort avenue,
Brooklyn, from General Debility.
r. spicher, Esq., No. 305 West Thirty eighth
street. from Incipient Consumption.
r.. Knupter Esq, 1853 Dlviaon street. New
Bodily Weakness
c 4, Sossp, franklin a street, New York Genera!
Mrs. Johanna Fuchs, 4 Spring street. New
York. Strengthened after Typhus Fever.
u; A. Knapp Rochester, n. y, Lungs strength
Gustav Hume, No. 3s7 Eighth avenue, New
York. cannot be without It,
IL; H. I: Lee. Essex county Pert Henry: has don:
Sold at druggists and grocers' and by special
agents. Applicants will give references. Price
So single dozen; Sill for two dozen,
HoFF'S DEPOT, 542 BROADWAY, N. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation of any afternoon In the city. II Is.
therefore, the most desirable medium for advertisers
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Secretary seward for the sale OF Samana n
Biaz be successful Puieols authority for dsposng Of
portion Of St Domingo win. Of course. be rspudiated
and Baa will Be allowed the opportunity Of striking
bargain for samana' with Secretary Seward. Before
contemplating the purchase Mr. Seward will very likely
wait to see who 10 destined to become ruler Of st.
Domingo.
the Ciaams Of American Citizens Against
Venezuela.
The claims OF American citizens against the govern
ment OF Venezuela 80 long pending promise a
SPEEDY adjustment one way or the other. Senior
Fiorencio Rbas, Secretary Of Legation and Charge
dAnaires dd interim OF the government Of Venezuela,
heid long interview with the Secretary Of
STATE on Thursday, in which the claims OF Ameri'
can citizens against Venezuela were fully discussed
The result was the drawing up or formal paper re-.
questing Baron Soccke the Russian Minister 70 act as
umpire in tho case it may from the arbitrators
The Baron is at present in New York. The paper will
DO forwarded TO him there
Condition Of Secretary NIcCuIIoch.
Secretary McCnlloch is still confined his house by
the injuries received by his fan the steps Of the
Treasury building. he is able TO about his room,
but the physicians In attendance think best that he
should not resume his duties the department. until
Monday.
Receipts from Customs.
The receipts for customs at the ports below men,
toned from January ~ to 3lst, Inclusive were as
folloVs.-
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To The Public.

G. G. WARDEN tenders his thanks
TO his numerous friends who 40 no.
bly, labored to save his stock from
the late disastrous fire; he also sym,
pathisss sincerely with those who
suffered 90 much more loss than he
did.
To his numerous customers, and
the public generally, he wonld say
that he has = very large stock Of
goods on hand, and more arriving
from New York, and he asks those
Wishing to purchase, to give him q
call, as he WILL SELL HIS
GOODS AS LOW AS ANY
HOUSE IN IOWA, for cash or ap.
proved credit.
Nov. 6 SO d&w3w.
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Ballord & Hendershott

Have just received one Of the lar
gest and best stocks of w oolon Goods
ever brought to this city, all Of which
were manufactured at the Bonaparte
Wooden Mills, owned by Meek Broth
ers, and are said to be the best man
ufactured in Iowa. Their stock con
sists of Cassinets, Cassimeres,l Jeans.
Cloths Fiannels ofall kinds. Blankets
Shawls, Balmorals, Stockings, and
Stocking yarn, Of every hue and col
or, and in fact every thing i'm the
Wooden Goods line, and they are pre-
pared to give satisfaction both in
goods and prices.
They buy or exchange goods for all
kinds Of country produce, and always
pay the highest price tor Wool, or
exchange goods for the sameEon bet
ter terms, than any other house in
town, and our farmers had better
give them call, if they desire to
purchase Wooden Goods, or have
Wool to sell.
They have also Employed 6rst
class Cutter and Tailor, and are pre-
pared to sell and make up their goods
at prices SO low as to make it the in
terest of every one wanting q good
suit of Wooden Goods, to- buy the
cloth of them and have it made up in
their establishment. =
Messrs Ballord & Hendershott, have
been in the business buta short time,
but already their trade has grown to
large proportions, and SO popular are
the goods they sell, their dealings so
fair, and prices SO reasonable that it
keeps them busy to supply the de-
mand made upon them. yet they will
spare no effort to meet the wants of
their many patrons.
Call and examine their goods, on
Second ST., above the Post Office.
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Running Again.

That most indefatigable concern OF
Peters & Co., have Phoenix like arisen
from their ashes, and are now under
full Roadway, in the old News Depot
in the rear Of the 1st National Bank
on Market street.
When the great fire occurred, many
were not fortunate enough to secure
buildings, and this house without
shelving or counters, was the best
that Peters & Go, could procure
The carpenters being all engaged,
Charley and Trimble, pulled off their.
coats, and went to work, and they
now have this room handsomely
shelved, countered, painted and grain
ed, all the result Of their own energy
and handicraft, until it is now one Of
the suggest, and cosiest stores in the
city.
The goods they saved, were in ex-
cellent condition, while the now ones
TO arrive in few q days, will enable
them to offer the trade, one of the
finest, and cheapest stock of goods In
the city.
Those people who have boon burnt
out in the very midst of the most
profitable trade ofthe season, besides
loosin g heavily in destroyed goods,
are entitled to the sympathies, and
liberal patronage Of the people, and
none deserve it more than Peters g.
Co.
Let their old friends and customers
and the public generally, remember
their new place, between Main street
and the Post Office, west siae of Mar.
ket, in the Bank building, and call in
there, if they want tip-top prices for
every thing in the produce line, or
good goods at honest prices.
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~ a frst-rate assortment Of
good uats can be found at
T. r. WALLACE l. CO.'S
Coming.

We are pleased to say, that +. w.
h ]. Hawley Jr. have made salts
factory adjustment Of their losses, by
fire with the Insurance Companies
!: and that Mr.. Fred W. Hawley starts
Sas* To-day to purchase an entire
newstock Of everything usually:kept
: IN . afrst class wholesale and retail
store.
The monetary panic prevailing to
some extent at present in New York,
has reduced the price Of goods so
low, that it is an extremely favorable
time to buy; SO that the Hawley
Brothers will be in . shape in few
y dsysto offer their numerous old Gus.
toners, and all new corners goods,
not only bran new, bat at prices low
er thau any competitors.
They arc fitting up Lsighton's
brick opposite Union. Block, where
taey will remain until they build on
their old lot in the spring.
The re-opening Of this old and
reliable firm, will be good news to
their hundreds Of customers in this
and adjoining counties, who have
been trading with their house over
twenty years, and who had come to
regard it as an indispensable institu-
ton.
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4 u 4
By reference to another column, it
will be seen, that by observation-disclosures
from all the counties in the State. the
handsome majority of $4,000 has
been rolled up in favor of awarding
the medal, to Messrs J. w. & A. G.
Higgins, for keeping the largest and
best selected stock Of Dry Goods, La
dies Dress Goods, Cloakings, Carpets,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Grocer
les, that can be found in any retail
house west ofthe Mississippi River,
and for selling them at figures that
cannot be competed with.
The above firm have just received
their second stock of fall aud winter
Goods, which includes everything
that is desirable to make man. woman
or child comfortable, and we cordial
recommend them to the readers of
the COURIER, who may want to pur-
chase goods in their line, as fair and
honest business men.
Give them call, at "a Union
Block.
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MARRIED

= K1NNAMAS-ORR.-By Rev. J. G.
McClintock, At his residence in Mt,
Pleasant, on Wednesday, Nov. 4th
~ 1853 HI. q. a. KINNAMAN, Of keo.
tuk, and Miss CLARA OaR, Of this
city.
IA The above should have appeared
some days ago, but through our neg
! 1igonoe it was fobbed and not IN
searthed rom the many curiosities .
our editorial pocket, till to-day, for
all otswhichgwe beg to, be kindly re-
q ns1hb1rSd By The happy couple. IL
the bridegroom our readers will rec.
'ognize the gentlemanly telegraph
operator of this station, for many
= months previous u His MARRIAGE
We are glad to know that he has the
telegraph Office IL tho superinted-
-ents office Of the D. v. R. r. at Keo.
o kuk.
The bride i wen known by the
citisens Of our place, - she is the
\ daughter Of DR. W. II Orr; wo be.
lisvs 10 sinativs Of Iowa, aud has al.
Ways resided with her parents; an
Intelligent, amiable young lady, and
worthy Of her hnsband's untirinr
a.devotion.
Asswsll "Bunkiel" May the
ifoses of IN hundred winters vet
.chili'your feet, and the blooms of as
many Summers delight the heart of
yoar bride.
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Who Wants A Farm p

offer my farm, known as the
t sAlvin Lewis farm" situated four and
one-half miles north Of o ttum wa and
three,fourths of mile from Dahlon.
ega; gs1a
.a This is decidedly one of the very
best farms in the county. There are
| 1924 acres, all in one body and all
under fence, 80 to 100 acres oft tim
Der, we'll set in blue grass. Cedar
Creek runs throxgh the timber land,
go to 70 acres in meadow, good barn
good orchard, good house, and other
outbuildings-is we'll watered-be-
sides running water, has Ave wells
= The orchard never rails in bearing
- : Having lost two houses 10 the late
fire, will cell this farm very low, to
raise meane to rebuild with. Par
81 cash, and 6r the remainder will make
liberal fssns.
JAMES L. TAYLOR,
Ottumwa, Iowa.