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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-05

SLianTLY PERsoNAL.--The editor OF the
Louisville Democrat lately said, "We live
neighbors to the Free States, and we see
some Of their people every day, and they
look and talk pretty much ~ 10 do" TO
which Prentice, Of the journal, adds: DWELL,
really, II the people Of the FREQ States look
pretty much - you DO, we cannot wonder
that large portion Of the South 10 in favor
Of dissolving oil connection with such an ug-
u race. We don't know but ws shall have
70 30 Tor dissolution ourselves"
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NE W 0OOOO
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER!
lust received ~ the New Tailoring House, on
u Fourth street, between Main and Biondsau.
ovER coArIAos DaBss Anp poocK.
President Cloth, Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Coating, 0resn olive.
Labrador do Biss, Dahlia,
French Nibbed, and BronSs, and
London Aeltons; Black
VI tine best French and German manufact use.
Rich herman aud American Fancy and Plain
Docskin, for Pants. Velvet, Cashmere, valencia,
and French embroidered Cas-. 0rcnadine and eth.
or French Silks and Estins for Vests; together
with beautiful assortment Of the Anest aa0 most
durable trimmings, which will b made into ear-
msnts Of the latest ed most approved styles and
finest workmanship.
Gentlemen in want Of easy Attlng and gentssl
garments are invited 70 call.
N. B.--Particular attention paid TO cutting ear-
ments for others to make.
5EA-vest Makers wanted. [oetldl
MsGAMLAND MOUsE,
J. A. PATMOR, PRoPRIEfoR,
formerly Of the Sherman House, Chicago, Ill. j
FKoNT-ST., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite steam Ferry Landing,
Eors Moatsons - Iowa.
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gD> The pablo are rsspsctfully invited 70 cal |.
DURKEE 4 CO.,
Oct. s. 81. Main-st.
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500 Dox0o
WIND0W GLASS for ssle % rsansea psieos
~ Y AAksRALieA BRUCE
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tT BY the following, from the Chicago
Press, it appears that ut least one Of the
sshavers" there 10 determined to do the right
thing. 1t 10 "a good example. II s.run"ls
made on any bank in city. the other banks
should initiate the example given below.
NoRLr DoNx We heard yesterday after.
noon that nervous citizen who had just
drawn his "pile" out Of Swift's Bank, offer
cd to deposit in the Marine. The Cashier,
b. +. Carver, Esq, peremptorily refused to
take it, and We we're told BY another leading
banker, shat no honora able banker would
touch deposits drawn from another bank un-
der similar circumstances. That's the talk.
A JoaS DgAN ATYAia IN VlRotNrA.-Some
gossip was created at Petersburg, Va, few
days ago, By the appearance on the streets
Of lady from tho wealthy circles Of Norfolk,
IN company with smart Irish lad with whom
she had slipped oG TO Weldon, where their
iAtes were duly anised, by the very sccommo-
dating hymenial agent 1t that place. The
circumstances connected with this romantic
match are said to form parallel with the
late Johnny Dean ssaffAir'' 10 New York. Il
IL reported that the fair one is sole heiress to
100000, and her papa is liquor merchant
to boot.
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C......., n..-. -A..,
SPLENDID STOCK OF
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THE GREATEST VARIETY EVER OFFERED,
\ Nm ..,,;..,p.,... ~. -, ~. -. ~.
a ni.h W.. En ss e .s.I ~, c'.n. nt ssM.
s,..vs. n.na. "a r,oa""n.s $500.
ser,in.. .n1 o,h.s n ,1u"s Ia. .Su :"
e. ~ .oa, '. s anu s0ins % pss ,NssS
mi 'ooa OF you nose tne". 1920
-ep1.e 1-- .nesP 1s.n c.ore.
Y XDR a On DINAMY ATTRACTlONYi
Xterns Of Royal Vsivets, Tapestry Brussels, Ia
pestry Ingram, Three Phys, Supsrs, Rags and
Mats, At PERINk'S
sep7sd Cheap Cash Store.
saa Wa1.s Am Ce.OAK1.
GONE splendid Chineiie shavl,. nroeh. Lon,
shswl,. f,um the very bes, oua,is, dosn ~
'. .spasd Of c''.i' .'d A'a''i Pss sa:iP
Ii classes. biz and little. old and v,.e, rich
n and moor can saye from 10 - rs =, e-nt h.
mskins their purchssss from the /. .srss v.risty
q . spsss displayed ca..e Cab s..r.
LEX4NbER,s : a 7i1o;.. =. !. ,a..d :,
n sep29d PRRiNE.G.
T1rnY rs =
'.a5 sAhs'S ruru% ASM erntp s"s
- .ep1.e -S0nn AI SAon oAon1.
Fer Reut.
CTORE No. IS Main-st. Also, . second story
- room over No. SO Inquire OF
sepSodlw J.C. PARkOTT co.
,as7. ,ex,
..as AVN w,vrr~ r~aur
=
A REno- - r...;n, - 80. 80 ..,.a
"A .,a.I 80 w "a waS-I ss
vi,h -. e.. .S;, ~n., ~ ~
tentioa Of our friends and the pu bic il
~ catled.
II 10 mot our intention to say, like somc persons
who have goods to sell that vs will sell ID 70 IS
per cent less than any other house but ~ do gay
and believe, that our prices will compare favors-
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Ao0sokeOr1DG 0oO00s
TNTGHT.QUARTEK, IO.l and l1.A Linen anl
IL Cotton Sheetings. Pillow -case Linens and Mus-
Inns, Towsling, Table Cloths, Napkins, Window
Shades and Pictures, Wool and Cotton DAmasks,
Table and Piano Covers, Muslin and Lace Curtains,
&C., in great variety.
sep3OdAm j. G. PARkOTT q co,
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CNFR0ls, &c.
brussels, Ingram. Hem, Cotton and Rag Car
D..pets Floor Oil Cloths, Stair Carpets. Gtail
Linens and OH Cloths, Stair kods; Rage and n q,
In great variety. A good assortment for sale OF
reasonable terms.
sep30d3m J. C. PARROT 3 co.
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VyNHE store building lately pied by A.
i Dinner. on Sd street, between Main and John
son. The entire building will be rented. Inquir,
Of Colliers / Kalston, next door.
sep29dlv
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NOTICE.

DElNG convinced hom past experience
ID that Ibis china tie is not copgenial t,
my health and in consequence thereof
will offer the following property situated
in Ot,umws for sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed
nv residence on Second Street, one un
divided hall of the Post Office lot, one
third OF that space OF ground opposit.
my office, between I. Sinnamons prop
eriy and the river. running back to DR.
Warden's line. Also $50 acres of land
in Wapello County as advertised. For
description Of whi h, see advertisement
in another part OF lhi;paper.
have disposed OF my interest in the
office to Or. Douglass, and ha ve relinquish,
Ell the practice oil medicine. Doct Doug.
ass will continue the practice OF Medi-
lie aud Surgery, may be found at my Of
fee as usua. can cheerinlly recommend
him 20 the public and IN, friends US gem
tleman. well qualified to give entire salts
faction PROFESSIONALLY to all who may ieei
disposed tormploy
Jan 10Th 36-47tf A. d. WOOD. )
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.TWEEKIIY OIIJJ MWA COURT
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WHO CAN DENY TIT

ZINC THE Citizens Of apollo County, and that portion
ofthem Who reside the south side of the Lenloine
River In particular, and the Travelling Public generally,
who have the river would say that it would
be to their Interest and convenience prefer the Upper
Ferry, knownas Oyerman's Ferry, rsit1ated one mile
west Of Otumwa; where they shall be CROSSED at all
times when the crossing IL safe and practicable with
pronptness and disp atch. y n Il II. - ~
Our Ferry the oldest and most Regular Ferry onths
River in about this vicinity and Is Justly entied 20
the name Of PLRMASENr," always ready for trip
withcut wasting an hour and sometimes enduring to-
tai Is Che very often with some
other Ferries. Then come on, aud all. Those who
~ prices and those who wish to cross BY the trip
be accommodated at corresponding low prices The
Ferry is now owned by HicEEELoPER OyER,sAN, and
as "JonN ID familiarly knorn by the Oldest Inhabit
ants and some OF the new ones, as "Old Water
Dog Of the most amphibeous kind It's Id be . sui.
fcient guarantee that Customers will heir money
back HlCkENLQPER ERMAN.
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To AbraIpa =. Q. BINDER.

Wet are hereby notified that on the 18th day Of
September, 1S56, Sarah Butler filed In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Wapelo County, Iowa.
petition asking TO be divorced from you, and that her
tie In you and charging you with habitua drunken
ness adultery cruelty and abandonment: that the orig
nal notice to Of said Petition issued and re-
turn Of "Not Found" made to the September Term,
1896 Of said Court, and order Of publica had
Now unless you appear and said petition on
the I'd day Of the February Term 1857 Of said Court
decree will be rendered according to the prayer Of said
Petition. SARAH BUTLER Plaintiff
jan 10, '51-n3-4w I. Brigham, Attorney.
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Purify Your Blood.

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three years have elapsed since the dscoyerer (who
speit decade iu studying, expermenaxing, and pre-
fecting it) first introduced il to the Public, IL is al
ready recognized by the most eminent ply In all
parts Of the countr to be the surprising and e.
ectye remedy for certain diseases Of which they have
All other compounds or syrups Of this root have hth
failed to command the sanction the faculty be-
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Of tho Sarsaparila OMEN njure the health Of the pa
tent. II is not so with hurley b preparation.
This Is the pure and genuine extract Of that rost and
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Affections Of the bones, Hasitual Costiveness.
Diseases of.as Kidneys, Liver Complaint,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases
Female Irregularities, scrofula or Kings Evil,
- = And all Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, II Is also known 70 be
great and powerful tonic, purifying the blood and In
yigorating the system; 3as NeS
In short is without exception in the cases men,
efcacous 1t is the most desirable remedy Of the age
1t 10 already extensively used throughout the country
and IS fast obtaining an European reputation The In
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recommending Ito one and all who desire 70 procure
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NOTICE.---Fhossi ndsbtsat 70 John Ppmsoy WI
IN please come forward immediately and make pay
ment, AZ yov are al aware have met with heavy
loss and shall undoubtedly wsnt every dollar due me-
msting payrnsrA TT 1ss4 msusy asd mead g ssw.
no4-a fsNs JOHN PUMn0Y.
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LEGAL Notice.

FIELD BEARDsLEY 4 CO., District Court q wapel-
Z r. Parker, &. y Parker Term, 1851. 81
I'D direction Of the District Court Of Wapello Co.,
1OIowa, notice Is hereby given to r. y. Parker and
5 }. Parker, defendants. that petition Of Field,
Beardsey Co., Is file In the Office OF the Clerk Of
the district Court Of said Wapello County asking and
redemption to Lots nineteen and twenty, In what Is
called Gilnore's Addition TO the town Of 0ttumwa,
Iowa. and asking that said Lots may be sold to satisfy
Judgment held by plaintifs and unsatisfed against
the said T. Parker In the District Court Of Wapello
County, Iowa. according 10 the prayer Of said petition
and that unless You appear at said Court before
the morning the next Term Of said Court
be held on the fourth Monday In the month Of Febru-
ay SS judgment viii be rendered against you there,
on. 3. W. SUMMERS,
J. n CAMPBELL, Ci'k- Atty for PfntG
Jan. ~. n45-4w
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legal Notice.


John B. Gould, ct ais. 4
GGksN ~. Gs4t I'D, and Margaret Could his wife,
- will take notice that the Petition Of Thomas kyn
iston file in the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Wapelio county Iowa, said court that
II shall decree the title In fee simple Of the following de-
scribed lands TO be in Petitioner towit the
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section No. (2
twenty weight Township No. u, Range No IA west; and
unless you app and said petition before
the second day Of the February Term, 1851, Of said
court, the decree will be rendered against you In ae
cordance with the prayer Of said petition.
no 45-4w THOMAS kYNISTON,
per his Attys Williams Hamilton.
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Divorce
JOSEPH 4. MOORE,
Notice.

Wapello County, So.

MARGARET ID. MOORE
ni direction Of the district Court Of Wapello Co.,
- Iowa. notice il hereby given to Margaret d.
Moore defendsnt, that petition Of Joseph B. Moore
Is ON le In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of said County, asking and clsming OF said Court
DisorcA from the bonds Of mauirony. alledeing rs
Hse,-"Adultery and Desertion." And that uaIess
appear II said Court before the second NOR
ming Of the next term Of asid Court be held on the
fourth Monday In the month Of February 1857 judy
mens WIN be rendered against you therein
~ 3. w. 6UMMERG. z
Attorney Tor piaintiG
Jam y. is11
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Eslrav Notice.

VNAKEN up by Samuel barr, living In Highland
u Township wapello county, Iowa, on the Sd day
Of December 1866; EsrSQ Steer described follows:
blue roam color with black spots the neck and
shoulders black ears thick horns coming close
together at the points rather Dropping marked with
allow fork and the appearance Of slope the up
per side Of the left ear supposed to be four years old
past, and appraised at $34. JOS N. CAMPBELL,
OttumWa Dec f56A-43 I'M Clerk
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Estray NOtite.

VNAKENs by Prior 8. Farmer, living In Center
following description: red roam steer, three years
old, with slit in the right and small crop of the
left ear. J. \. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Nov 49, -n36-3ln
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E.fraY Colt.

TVA KEN p by Elijah H. Godfrey, living In
IL Highland Township, Wapello county, Iowa, ona
iron gray colt two years old last Spring just
low the point of the right shoulder caused by cut
snag, dark spot the left side Of the head just be.
low thee and appraised at eighty dollars.
Nov. 10Th, n50-3In. j. n CAMPBELL Clerk.
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R;slraY N0fice

TENAKEN up by james Moore, living In Richland
IL Township, Hapelo county, Iowa, as an Estray,
One Horse Colt, of dark grey, right hind foot
white with white on the forehead with yoke on
supposed to be two old last Spring and appraised
at ffty-fve dollars JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. 20, 1S56-43-3m Clerk.
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THE COL DEN ERA!

II WGILB call the attention Of the public partic-
ularly 70 this Stove supply Of which have just
celyed as one Of the best lf not the b. 81 stove in
same number. Cali and zee them before buying else
where sest 80 - l6GQRGE SMITH
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Eslrav ,tice.

VNAkFN by Jonathan wittemyer, in Rich
II land township, WapeIlo county, Iowa, on the sth
OF Now 1885, steer supposed to be three years old
last spring, marked with crop of the left Color
white with black spots from the shoulder forward
ears black. Appraised at $22 50.
j. N. CAMPBELL Clerk,
Nov. 24n39-Sm BY T. u. GIVEN, Deputy.
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E~trav Steer ard Gait.

VNAKEN up by Hezekiah Dreamer, living In pleasant
u Township, Wapello County Iowa, on the nth Nov.
1856, Estray Steer and Calf The Steer years old
last spring. White all but the Ears they red Swal
lowfork IN EACH underbit in the same, and appraised
at twenty dollaIs The Calf about four months old
hefer pale red with some white on its TANKS and hips
motley face and appraised two dollars aod fifty cts
J. N. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Ottumwa December 27th-1S56-n44-3m
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E>iray Notice

UNAKEN ZIP by William Hogan, living In Com
IL petine township, wapello county, Iowa, on the
4th day Of November, 1866, dun mustang, with
some saddle marks and Spbnsh brand the left hip
supposed to be five years old and appraised twenty
Eve dollars Also, dark bay Mustang horse, supposed
to be five years old, with Spanish brand the left
hip, and appraised at twenty dollars.
Nov. IS, 56-nS7-3m. j. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk
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Estray Notice.

HNAE EN- . y by Isaac Fisher, living In Richiand
IL township, wapello county Iowa, on the eth day Of
Noqenber 1885, steer supposed to be four years old
last Spring marked with crop of the left ear brand
ed -. s." on the left hip. Coor-brown sides, with
white face and line back, with white the belly.
Appraised to the value Of twenty-five dollars
J. N. Campbell, per
Nov. "A, 56n39-3m. I. q. GIVEN Deputy.
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legal Notices.
Petition for Divorce.

EVtIUBUIt IOF DHSOECCe
Nicholous Wachtler,
IS.
Josepha Nachtler,
1GSEl AsA WACHTLER, yon are hereby
- notified that there is on file In the Office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court Of apollo county, Iowa.
petition in the Of Ncholous Wacbter pray said
for divorce against you and for OF said
petition Is charged that comm tied adultery with
John Penge about the 18th OF August 1885, unless
you appear and defend before the I'd day of the
February Term 1851 Of said court decree will be
tered against you in accordance with the prayer of
tition WILLIAMS. 4 HAMILTON, VI
Jan. S-n45-4w Attorneys for Petitioner
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ENtvav Nottce

VNAKEN up by Greenbury Williams In Competine
u Township, Wapello county, Iowa, oh the oath day
OF November, 1885, pale red six years old last
spring, smooth of each ear point Of left horn o
brand on left horn letter A. little white IN the
appraised to be worth thirty dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. 8, 57-n45-3m Thos. u. Given, Deputy.
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Eat Mare

HNAFFN III by Andrew Shearer living In Com
- petine Township, Wapello County, Iowa, on the
first day of October 1926 chestnut sorrel mare sup
posed TO be about 10 years DID, both hind feet white
The left hind foot white half way up the knee also
the left forefoot white, blind of the le eye white
spot in the forehead, white hairs in each flank
saddle marked. J. N. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
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Estray Notice.

UNAKTN up by William Overturf In Center Town
j ship, wspello county, Iowa, on the Path day Of
November A. d. 1885, One pale red steer supposed to
be six old last spring. crop of right and split
In same, points OF Of both HORNS little white be-
hind the fore leg white streak across the face between
the horns left hind foot, bush Of the tail off,
and appraised to be worth nineteen dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk
Jan. 8, 5I-n45-3m Thos. g. Given, Deputy.
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Estray yotjcc

VENANEN up by Sarah Poles living In Washington
u Township, Napello County Iowa, the 3D. Of De-
cember 1856 lined backed Steer, some spots and
marked with swallow fork and uuderb in the left ear
and underbt In 1.-THE right -four years old last Spring
and appraised at SIS 90. J. n. CAMPBELL, elk. +
0ttuinwa, Jan. LIST ls57-n44-3n.
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Estrap Notices.
- r- ~~~~-
Notice Of Estrays.

VyAKEN up by John Southland, living in Center
III Township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the 18th day
of Dec 1885, Estrays head Of neat cattle Of the
following description, to-wit One with bell oh,
white face swallow fork In the right ear underbt
In the left ear Ave years old One COW, eight DID,
OF the left ear, color red with white back One
six years old swallow fork underbi red aud whte
color; One BY old swallow fork In each ear Que
Swear old steer underbt In the right ear and swallow
fork Ia the same red neck and legs One 2year old cow
White face, underbh In the right and swallow fork
In the same One Sugar old Heifer with undersopes In
each and swallow fork In the right ear; One red
heifer no ear Marks three years old; One yearfing
heifer without marks, red with lined back APP
praised at &l2i 81. JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. rs, 1S56-43-3m Clerk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-05

THROUGH TICKETS
For all Eastern points, be had 1t the ticket ONCE In
Burlington e.. Gre RAM MOND, Supt
sAM'L. POWELL General Ticket agent.
July 25th, 1S56-ly ss8s6isffs