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eOLD BY
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Lane Reesman, Dahlonega; j. c. Dunlap 4 Co. Ed
dyvile; A. A. Ramsay, Abba; Monhali Cruce, Keo-
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Our thanks are due Messrs. Reilly & Co. for
their remembrance Of, and favors bestowed
on the priater. And in connection would
state, that others may share the good things
they have in store, that their stock has been
repleni.hed with all the deiicacies Of the sea.
son, together with full assortment of family
necessaries
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NOTICE.

1UVIXE Undersigned hereby gives notice that letters
IL Of Administration on the estate Of James Pumroy
deceased late Of Wapeo County have been Issued to
and that all persons having claims sgsnst said estate
viii be required 10 present them, duly authenticated,
for settlement within the time prescribed by law and
al persons owing said estate must make payment Inn
mediately, JOHN PUMROY.
May Seth. 1858 nol8-4x
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NVHE Annual Meeting OF the Burlington Missouri
il River Railroad Company, (the time having been
changed by unanimous vote Of the Stockhoders) will
be held at the office Of the Company, In Burlington,
Iowa, Wednesday, June 23d, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for the election OF Directors and the transaction Of
such other business may come before them.
The sanction Of the Stockholders to Office OF the
Company In the Eastern States endered necessary by
their altered circumstances,) viii be proposed by an
addition TO the ninth Of the articles OF incorporation
revisal Of the Bylaws Of the Company, will also
he recommended. BY order Of the Directors,
May 25th-4w. J. N. DENISON. Sec'y.
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The Clara Hine came up yesterday evening
and discharged over IL tons of freight at our
levee. The Morgan came down after her de-
parture, and the Captain informs us that the
channel has changed so much as to he almost
',.npassible in the present low stage of the wa
fne
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Our ente'prising young friends, Simonds &
CRUDE, have established saloon and reading
room, in their new building on Front-st.-np
stairs--where everything is kept in apple pie
order.
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On first page will be found another poem
from the pen Of our young contributor, I. H.
Griffin. 1t speaks for itself. Following it
is portion Of an interesting story. entitled
"Loo Loo" and will be read with interest. -
Conclusion next week.
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Special Notices.

CARD
az TO MY PATRONS.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would say, that, not
the lateness Of the in which my
store was opened, have added largely to my Stock
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
can be found in store west Of the Mississippi Hav
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines be confident Of being
suited in every respect. WM r. ELMENDORF,
Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
no15 Ottumwa Iowa.,
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school Notice.

UVEACHERS who contemplate teaching In any o.
the public schools Of wspello county, are reques
ted 10 preseat themselves for examination - required
BY law, ct my once In Ottumwa Thursday, May 90tk
1865 .ud the third Thussday Of every month thereaf
Yer during the year set apart for the exsminaston
tsaOhers.
r. Once In The Court House.
Nay issh, 1883 q. D. 4 BoYD, Co, supes
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STATE OF IOWA, I 90.
WAPkLLo COUNTY. S

A.
WAPsLLo County. 90
ORpERgp-That the annexed notice be published IN
the ottumwa Courier, weekly paper published in OF
tumwa In said County, for four consecutive weeks ten
days prior to the next term Of the District Court of
said County J. II. FLINT, County Judge.
To Joseph Russell,
&r:-You are hereby notified
that there Is file In the Office of the Clerk the
District Court Ia and for the County Of Wapeo state
Of Iowa. the Petition of II. B. JONES' claiming Of you
the of Twelve hundred and Seventeen and 22-100
Dollars under contract made between you and said
Jones whereby you purchased Of said Jones the follow
ing described Real Estate situate in said County to-
wit: commencing at the northwest corner Of the east
half of the east half Of south quarter Of section
ten In township seventytwo north Of range fourteen
west running from thence east II chains thence south
"a chains and thence line following the Demoine
river until it intersects and strikes point due South
OF the place Of beginning, thence running north Sc
chains to place of beginning containing hundred
about half lying north of the road leading
from Ottumwa to Eddyvil heretofore decided to Hen
~ WILSON, That gave to said Jones In considera
ton for said premises two promssory notes. each
for the sum Of one thousand and twenty-five Dollars
due in six months from date and the other the
first day Of june 1881 with interest each at the rate
Of ten per cent per from date thereof the said
Jones giving to you at the same time his bond for
deed Of said premises conditional upon the payment
of said notes aforesaid with interest they become
due, to execute te you deed Of said premises That
said contract entered into In said County,
about the 9th Of June 1885, which date said notes and
bond bear Further you hereby notified that said
petitioner calls upon you and requires you TO produce
said bond for deed in said court at the next term
thereof and further, that deed of said premises
executed heretofore towit; the 26th day of April
1858 said Jones and his wife Louisa j. Jones and is
still In the hands of said Jones ready TO be deveredto
you upon the payment of the aforesaid note due June
lst 1857, which last mentioned note is still wholly
paid and upon which said Jones claims judgment for
the amount above claimed, to-wit Twelvc-hundred
and foreclosure of said contract and order for the
sale OF the interest you have in said premises And
that unless you appear and said Petition
e hp ne ter
of said Court to be begun the 7h day Of June next
judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
H. b. JONES'
by A. II. HAMILTON, his atty.
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Mr.. E. w. Belts has removed his stock Of
Clothing to the new building just completed
BY Simonds & Gruhe, where he is holding
forth IN style.
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FISH q DUNLAP
JOHN A. GILMAN.

JUfIN a. UTLMNN. J
The original notice In the above entitled hav-
ing been returned to this office by the sheriff of said
county mot found" 1t Is therefore ordered that the
said original notice be four weeks
in the 0tuswa Courier, \ weekly newspaper publish
ed In Ottumwa, Wapelo County, Iowa.
May 9Th, 1858. J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
STATE or IOWA,
WAPELLo CouNrY.
To John A. Gilman.
Sir:--You hereby notified
that before the 25th dav Of May 1855 there will
be Ole In the office Of the Clerk of the District Court
Of wapelo County, Iowa; petition OF Fish Dunlap
claiming Of you two hundred and nsy dollars mon
ey due on account and unless you appear and
thereto on or before the morning Of the second day
the next Of said court 10 be begun the 7h day
Of June A. D. 1858, judgment viii be rendered against
ysu thereon H. D. IVES. Atty for Pie.
! May s, less, noio-aw. IeS,00l
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c. c. Cloutman has removed his stock Of
Groceries to the store formerly occupied by
+. W. Belts, where he will be happy to See
oil his friend and the public, generally,
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AUCTION.

u his Stock Of Goods possible, and will
otter them 1t Auction, In Ottumwa, commencing Mon
day next, June 7th. The goods will be sold without
regard cost and credit will be given until the LIST
day OF January, 1859. J. H. HARMONY.
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY!

ATTENTION EvERYBODY!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FOR
THE COMMUNITY IN GENERAL
VUVHE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
ofDry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, BOLTS, Shoes
and Clothing, formerly belonging TO Major Brother,
intends making 1t Appointment business, and will keep
constantly hand full and complete assortment OF
all the different articles belonging to the trade,
sissing In part, Of
Prints, Gin0hdms, Deldiaes, Debd0es, Atpaccds,
Ticking. Cheeks, Fzdnnelks, R'ch'd Muslin,
Cdm5ric JaeconeH, Cloths d Cassimeres,
Hats % Cups, Boots d Shoes, Deer
Goats, Dress DO, Sairfs d Collars,
and various articles too numerous mention Those
wishing to purchase Goods In my line will please bear
in mind that do mott tend to be unders0d. Give me
= call and examine Goods and prices.
Very respectfully,
WILL II. MAJOR.
Ottumwa. Jan. 1, 1s5s-n4ltt
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DIX. j. w. GARNER,
DENTIST, OF BURLINGTON, IOWA,

rs prepared to perform all Dental HA
IL operations. No charge for any OPP
Grafton that can be exceled for perma- llfW
nency, durability, for exact imitation IA1J
ofthe natural teeth Particular attention paid to the
irregularity of children's teeth
ROOMS-At the late residence Of d. B. Abraham's.
Ladies' waited upon at their rese ences frequested
(n4S-n
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HFyou want good Boots 4 Shoes, LAWRENCE has
them direct from the celebrated Horse of Potter
3 Hitchcock, Boston.
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The Prairie Farmer will be sent TWO years To-
one subscriber for 81, in advance.
~ An old subscriber sending one new name, and
g in advance will receive two copies,- one for him
self and one for his friend.
~ The Prairie Farmer will be sent on trial for
Three Mouths for IS cents.
Address 'prairie Farmer" Chicago, Illinois.
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NALL at Lawrence's II you want good Hat or
~ Cap, he has them of nearly all styles and prices.
He Is Agent for Loudens celebrated Medicines.
Call and get an Almanac for lSSs, free of charge.
mesa.
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We are in receipt nf "The National Police
Gazette" published at New York by G. w.
Matsell & Co., and devoted to Police news
and the exposition Of all manner Of vice.
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A ND The lots to build on for sale In the City Of
IA Ottumwa plerty Of rock, sand water and 80 lime
the premises JOHN GRANT
Feb. 26-52-H
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To John HI. Rauch,

Sir;-You are hereby no.
titled that before the eighth day of April 1858,
there will be file In the office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Wapello County, Iowa. petition of
Michael Pearson claiming Of you the specific perform
anee OF u contract, whereby you contracted to pur-
chase Of and from plaintiff The north half Of the north
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the north
quarter of section nineteen in Township seventy
two Range fourteen lying and being in Wapello
~, Iowa, and claiming that specifically perform
your part of said contract, by paying to plaintiff
certain promissory note executed by You under writ
ten agreement, whereby bound yourself to pay to
the said Michael Pearson, the sum OF ninehundred
and thirty five dollars. year amer date and dated
September the ls 1885, aud claiming that equity
Of redemption shall be forever forecosed, in and to
the said Real Estate herein described aRd claiming
that written agreement for the purchase and sale OF
said real estate In the possession OF the eferd
ant Rauch, may be produced, and claiming due Ia
the plaintiff the Of nine hundred aud thirty five
dollars, money due on promissory nots for said
land and claiming interest and costs upon said note
And that unless you appear and answer thereto
before the second morning of the next term OF the
District Court In and for wapello County Iowa, by
Law required Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. 2. w. SUMMERS, Atty for pl'G.
April -, nos4w tss ti0l
a Splendid assorsmen, Of Dress Goods Of all kinds
- a. IAMRENCFS
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WILLIAM ALLAN,
TAILOR AND RENOVATER.

(LArE WITH D. AuRPHY.)
HOPES by attention TO business, TO merit the
Ii Patronage of the Public.
Cssttiag Ndkin0, Fitting and Repatrts0, done
promptly Fit and durability warranted.
Shop, second door west from the "Courier" ONCE,
opposite the Curlcw House.
Nav 9th. 1853. ni8-6m
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
AND NO MISTAKE 7!

L AM JUST RECEIvING FROM
BOSTON AND CINCINNATI,
One of the BEST selected Stocks Of
SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY!
Consisting import Of Broad cloths Of various colors
All wool, blk. and fancy Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans, Denims, Cottonades, Ripka
Stripes, Pant Linen and Farmers Satin,
Fiannels, Nankeens, Linsey, Bro.
and Bid. Muslins Of many
prices, Blue Bro and
bid Drngs,
Ticking Diaper and Crash for towels Linen and JAG
diaper for Table cloths.
DIR ESS GsOODS.-Plain and fancy Poplins
Silk Tissues and Barages, plain and fancy. large
assortment of Lawns, Ginghams De Badges and FASH
ionable prints. Also ne stock Of Bonnets, Ribbons
Borders and Flowers;
In addition to the above have large lot Of Hats
ofvarious styles and grades
BOOTS 4 SEIOES-HARDWAR
Queensware, Groceries and almost everything
sary for family use.,
All kinds Of produce taken In exchange for the
above goods, ct the highest market prices.
CaAS. LAWRENCE.
Ottumwa, May 8. '57-no-1O-ly.
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STATE OF IOWA, co.
W .ELlo COUNTY.

Ordered-That the annexed Notice he published in
the 0tiumwa Courier, weekly psBar published In
0ttumwa fsur consecutive weeks, ten days prior "a
the next term Of the District Court ~ said County.
JOSEPH III. FLINT. County Judge.
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ERRArA.--Our Court procee iings last week
should have read. Goldsber-y vs.. Street. YER
dict rendered in favor Of defendant.
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The Ed. Manning arrived at our wharf on
Saturday morning with full cargo Of lum-
Der for Mitchell & Co., Of this city.
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Any person finding breas:pin "a represent
tation Of figure 81 by leaving II at this Office
will be suitably rewarded, and oblipe AMY.
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n Splendid assortmen, Of Dress Goods Of all kinds
a. LAMRENCES
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A limited supply Of Hungarian Grass Seed
may be had at Daggett's See adv.

Yesterday was exceedingly warm. Their.
moneter IS degrees above zero at IL O'Clock,
and at sun down it was IS.
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COALlCOALlC COAL

COALy COALy COAL!
VWVEE subscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank,
LII and Ii now prepared to furnish customers with
coal Atthe bank for cents per bushe 10 cents per
bushei delivered In any part Of Ottumws This coal
10 free from dirt, and Of the very best quality.
Jan. ~, DS-n46-1m JAS. p. HALLOWAY.
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FOR RENT,

nNE Of the largest and most comfortable dwelling
| houses In the city. Apply TO
April 29th, 1858. r. H. WARDEN.
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Bought low and will be sold low to suit the times
There you get great variety Of Dress Gocns from
Prints up to all Wool De LANES. Call soon as he
wants money, and will sell low to get it,
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HOUSE TO RENT.
Pleasantly situated In Major Dibbes addition, con-
tanning two rooms, . good garden. &c. Apply TO
April 20, 1S5S-n9-lt. O. A. BRADSHAW.
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NO. 90
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
PRAIRIE FARMER FOR 1853;

THE Prairie Farmer Is the leading Agricultural pa
per published In the Northwest 1t holds that honest
labor is the foundation Of all lasting prosperity aud
that the working should be enlightened hon0red,
and rewarded. The labors of the Prairie Farmer are
divided into three departments.
1st to teach the best ethods ofimprovns
the farm its soil, its buildings its products its live
stock, its convenience, and its comforts.
I'd IL belieyes that fair prices for farm products
just as essential to the farmers prosperity large
crops and fat cattle 1t labors to help him to
the best for his products, and to prevent the
mddle-man from taking too much toll for his serti
ces.
Sd, 1t In'ors to enlarge his stock OF ideas, to i'm
prove his understanding, and while avoiding partilan
politics. in teach political economy.
In addition In a vast amount OF agricultural inform
ation the columns of the Prairie Farmer give the
of the da. bath home and foreign. The variety 10
such, that aniy need take other city paper and
yet be well nrned the current events and topics
Of the day. The art Of condensing is practiced by
which great deal can be given In a small space:
One portion Of the Prairie Farmer discusses farming
second, gardening: third, mechanics; fourth,
household economy; nth, the markets. very fuIfah4
accurate; sixth. local news, and news by telegraph
and mail; seventh devoted to interesting literary
matter, and an eighth to educational topics for the
young; to all Of which IL added large number Of
ceent, practical and instructive communications, On
various topics. each week The Prairie Farmer has q
raj pager in the United States.
TERMS OF THE PRAIRIE FARMER.
copy year. In ADVANCE. x,OO
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INTER GOODS.

IEyou want to get the worth Of your money, just
u drop in at Lawrences. He is now receiving daily
from Boston and Cincinnati, large and splendid
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OTTUMWA COURIER.
Thursday Morning, June "a. 1853.
Local and Miscellaneous
The river has receded to within the compass
Of its banks and is still falling.

The Col. Morgan passed up the river on
Sunday morning bound for Demoine.
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Good News for the Hard Times.

by A. II. HAMILTON, his atty.
April, %, no9-4w. l4l5,O0l
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RLANKssl
OF all kinis for saleat THE Once.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-08

The CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE SLAVE QuEs-
TIoN.-The Archbishop and Bishops Of the Catholic
Church, who recently assembled in provincial coun-
Gil in Baltimore have issued pastoral letter to the
clergy and laty Of that denomination. Among other
subjects to which it refers the slavery question. We
make the following extracts:
The peaceful and conservative character of our
principles, which are adapted TO every form of gov
ernment and every state of society," has been tested
and made manifest in the great political struggles
that have agitated the country on the subject of do
mestic slavery. Although history plainly testihes
that the church has always befriended the poor and
on OF the evils attached to servtude until through
her mild influence passed away from the nations Of
Europe yet she has disturbed established order
or endangered the peace of society by following heo
ries of philanthropy:
Faithful to the teachings and example of the
apostles she has always taught servants to obey their
masters, not serving to the eye merely but as to
Christ, and in His name she commands masters to
treat their servants with humanity and Justice re-
mnding them that they also have Master in heaven
We have not therefore, found il necessary to modify
our teaching with view Of adapting IT TO local cir
cumstances. Among us there has been no agitation
on this subject Our clergy have wisely a6stained
from all interference with the Judgment OF the faith
fu, which should be free on all questions OF p0ty
and social order, within the limits Of the doctrine
and law OF Christ. We exhort you, venerable breth-
ren to pursue this course so becoming the minis
tiers Of Christ and dispensers Of the mysteries
Let the dead bury their dead. Leave TO wordlings
the cares and anxieties OF political partisanship the
struggles for ascendancy, and the notifications of
disappointed ambition. Do not, in any way identity
the interests Of holy faith with the fortunes OF
any party but, preaching peace and good will to all
mankind, study only TO win to truth the deuded
children of error and to merit the confidence OF your
ocks, SO that becoming all to all, you may gain all
10 Christi