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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-08

On last Monday evening the Young Mems
Philomathian Society. Of this city, gave
grand festival at their Hall, 10 honor of the
SAC Anniversary OF American Independence.
Early in the evening the Hall was comfortably
filled with aYoung Men and Maidens,'' whose
smiling faces and sparkling eyes was sufficient
to assure the looksr-on that light hearts dwelt
within every breast.
The Hall was beautifully and appropriately
decorated-ssths stars and stripes" were art
fully distributed and arranged. A life-size
portrait OF the memorable WASHINGTON, and
other appropriate paintings, surrounded with
svergresns and howsrs, were tastefully ar
rayed on the walls. Large transparent flags
waived at either window and the whole build
ing was brightly Illuminated.
After an appropriate address by the Presi-
dent fthe Society, Mr.. Hunt, and music by
the Ottumwa String Band, the regular exer-
cises were commenced with great dscoram.
The reading Of the Declaration OF Inpend-
snce, BY J. w. Hammond, was execnted in
manner that spoke well for the young read
sr's ability. Mr.. J. J. Lyon was then usher
ed into the stand, who, it must be acknowl-
edged, did great Justice to the subject and
credit to himself in delivering the Grafton.
After the Oration, the company were inter-
ssted BY Mr.. Baldwin, who played very ap-
propriate march on the Melodeon, and music
by the Band.
At 10i O'Clock supper was announced, ard
such an one Il has not been our lot, previously
TO participate in. All the delicacies Of the
season were ths.e arranged 10 the greatest
lEsofusion and splendor; much credit is due the
culinaries.
Supper over, the regular toasts were offered
and responded to; followed by volunteer ones
that manifsstsa clearly the sentiments and
feelings Of those offering them.
\ Had We the tine and space we would be
-rssassd to sivs the toasts and responses in
full.
The company, after listening attsntiyely to
very Interesting Poem, composed and deliv-
cred By Mr.. Hunt, d,spspsSd in high glee.
We but speak thu ssntimsnts Of I'll pros
emit when We say, 70 the Philomathians be
oil the praiss-may they have more such
Festivals.
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CONCERT On Friday evening next our cit-
liens will be favored with musical treat by
the class sometime under the instruction Of
Mr.. E. B. HrcGrNs. From the favorable re-
portdsf the proficiency Of this class in music,
we may safely promise rich treat to snch as
may attend, and SO highly is good music ap-
preclated among us, that we shall anticipate a
full house. The Concert is at the Court
House. See programme.
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day Is becoming an epoch by which our citi-
zens are just now marking time. All the world
and his wife are on the qui Uiue for the arrival
OF Spalding & Rogers three circuses on that
day, and we expect to see places in eligible
windows, piazas, and balconies along the
streets where the great forty -horse team is to
be driven, sold at premium as on great ocLa-
sions in London, Paris, and New York.
The gorgeous triumphal procession will be
made about 10 A. NJ, the wire ascension about
IL M, and the performances Of the three
troupes Of performers, clowns and learned
quadrupeds, commence about P. M.
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CRors.-We have been at considerable pal

CRoPs. We have been at considerable pains
, 10 get information about the prospects of crops
this season, and the result Of our enquiries is,
that almost all crops will fall below an average
yield, except grass, which will yield heavily.
Corn will be pretty good, what there is plant
ed, il the season hereafter proves favorable
There is much less than usual put in. Wheat
is good deal injured, particularly on low, fiat
ground, and will not exceed, in this region,
from two-thirds to three-quarters of an average
crop. Spring wheat may do better. Weeds
are troublesome TO most crops.
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A horse, on Wednesday morning, attached
to two wheeled vehicle, took it into his head
to get up "a bit Of a race" and accordingly
started off at the rate of 2:40-ran /, ound a
block or two--run over old "brindle'' and
took her horn off close to her head---umped
fences, wagons, wood piles, hen coops &c.,
and finely brought up, to the great surprise of
MyDheer. in Mr.. Hollands tailor shop-hav-
ing left the cart outside the door. The own
er, Mr.. Knighton, arrived just in time to save
costs OF a shanghai rig,o as there is no doubt
OF that being the intention of cold Charley"
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VuVHE Undersigned hereby gives notice that letters
u Of Administration on the estate Of James Pumroy
deceased late Of Wapelo County have been issued to
him from the Office Of the County Judge Of said County,
and that all persons having claims against said estate
win be required to present them, duly authenticated,
for settlement within the time prescribed by law and
all persons owing said estate, must make payment i'm
mediately. JOHN PUMR0Y.
May Goth, 1855 no184w.
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VVAKeN up by A. n. Combstock, living In RichIant
Township, Wapello County, Iowa, ON the Sd day
OF June, lass one bright sorrel mare about IA II
left hindfoot white and white marks on the back sup
posed TO be cansed by the saddle with wind gals
the knee joints upon the hind legs and hoofs, and
lame In the fore eet split from the hair down to thu
end Of the hoof. No other marks or brands perceiv
able, supposed 10 be or 10 years old. Appraised a
Forty Dollars IN CAMPBELL Clerk
Ottumwa, June, 10th by d. CAnPBML, Duputy
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We stepped into the Ottumwa House, the
other day to take peep at the new arrange
Anenis also to test the ability Of the culinaries
We found everything in fine style, and al
clean and bright az new dime. The dinner
was most excellent one. Our types cannot
describe all the delicacies there spread; suf-
flee 1t to say there was everything the inner
man could wish for. Dick is model land
lord
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Ayers CathartiC Pills

TIME sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
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the distractions Of its organs purify the blood
and expel disease They purge out the fonl hume which
breed and grow distemper, stimulate suggsh discr
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tone with strength to the whole system Not only do
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sso formidable and dangerous diseases that have bafd
the best Of human skin. While they produce la~erf,i
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Being sugarcoated they pleasant TO take; and being
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cergymen and physicians have lent their to cetl
n 20 the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9th.
ers have sent the assurance Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely the relief my
afflicted, suffering feliowmen.
The Agent below named ID pleased to furnish gratis my
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certificates Of their cares Of the following complaints
Cosfiyeaess, Bilious Conplans Rheunatism, Dropsy.
heartburn Headache arising nom foul Stomach, Nam
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Medicine Scrpfula Kings Evil. They ALSO by partly
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AmERrcAN FARMERS, MAcAzINr.-W

AMERIcAN TANNERS MAGAzrNE.-We are
in receipt Of this deservedly popular Monthly.
Hcontains over sixty pages OF valuable read
ing matter and information for the farmer and
stock raiser. Edited and published by ]. A.
Nash, No. I Beekman-st., N. Y. Single copies
81; to clubs Of A. 81 50 in advance.
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The BAKERS ARE COMING This popular
troupe Of singers will sing in this city the fore
part OF the coming week, for one night only.
They need no gilt-edged posters or lengthy
puffs to attract an audience. and we have no
dosbt they will draw crowded house. Fur
ther notice will be given on their arrival.
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VIM. F. Elmendorf offers number OF arti
cles for sale, as will be seen by his advertise.
ments in another column. He hiss lately re-
ceivsd per steamer, Clara Hine, fresh sup
ply Of various articles for family use.
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school Notice.

UVEACHERS who contemplate teaching In any Of
IL the public schools Of Wapello county, are reques.
ted TO themselves for examination required
Law, ut my ONCE In Ottumva, Thursday May 10Th
1ebS and the third Thursday Of every month therea
ter during the year set apart for the examination OF
teachers.
- Once In the Court House.
May 18th, 1856 g. d. r. BOYD. Go, Sup'nt.
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e. The beautiful and interesting story
s'Loo ZOO" which we complete this week,
should have been credited o>the ssAtlantic
Monthly" for which It was written and from
which we COPIED it.
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WILLIAM ALLAN.
AND RENOVATER.

(LATE WITH D. MURPHY
HOPES by attention to business, to merit the
Ii Patronage Of the Public.
Cutting, MakinQ, Hitting and Repairing, done
promptly. Fit and durability warranted.
Shop, second, door west from the "Courier" office,
opposite the Curlew House,
May 27th 1855. n18-6m
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STATE or IOWA, /, IS.

STATE or IOWA, ! Sc
War&LIo COUNTY.
0Rprsgn-That the annexed notice be published in
the Ottunwa Courier, weekly paper published in OF
tnmwa in said Comfy for four consecutive weeks
days prior TO the next term Of the District Court Of
said r.I County .aso !. II FLINT County Judge.
.Sr:--You are hereby notified
that there is e ia the office of the Clerk of the
District Court in 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 22-1U0
Dollars under contract made between you and said
Jones whereby purchased Of said Jones the follow
ing described Real Estate situate In said County
witt commencing at the northwest corner OF the east
half of the east half OF south quarter of section
ten in township seventy-two north of range fourteen
west running from thence east II chains thence south
"a chains, and thence line following the Demoine
river until 1t intersects and strikes point due South
Of the place Of beginning, thence running north SO
chains to place of beginning, containing hundred
and thirtysix and 91100 acres, less, except
about half lying north OF the road leading
from 0ttumwa to Edayvlle heretofore decided to Hen
ry Wilson That yoagave to said Jones in considera
ton for said premises two promssory notes. each
for the sum Of thousand and twenty-five Dollars
due in six months from date and the other the
first day of June, 1851 with interest each the
of ten per cent annum frc 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 tie You deed of said premises. That
said contract entered into in said County,
about the 9th Of June 1885, which date said and
bond bear Further you are hereby notified that said
petitioner calls upon you and requires you TO produce
said bond for deed In said at the next term
thereof aud further that deed of said premises
executed heretofore, towit; the 26th day OF April
1855 BY said Jones and his wife Louisa j. aud Ia
still in the hands of said Jones ready be delivered
you upon the payment of the aforesaid due june
LIST 1857, which last mentioned Is still wholly I'M
paid and upon which said Jones claims ju gment for
the amount above claimed, to-wit; Twslyc-hundred
and seventeen and 22100 Doars,i interest and costs
and foreclosure of said contract and order for the
sale OF the interest you have in said premises And
that unless you appear and answer said Petition
before the morning Of the second day of the term
Of said Court to be begun the Ih day of June next
judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
H. Ii. JONES,
byA. II. HAMILTON, his atty.
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OTTUMWA,
PINE LUMBER YARD.

VuNHE undersigned have established a pine lumber
Il yard In Ottumwa, where may be found, at all
times, good assortment and full stock Of
Dressed and llndressed Flooring, Stock
ROards- Shingles and LatE, which We viii
sell at prices that cannot be undersold.
Seasoned inch, inch and half, and two inch, con-
stantly on baud for inishipgpurposes sash. Doors
and Blinds furnished in quantities to suit purchas
ers. We have also made arraD gements by which we
can supply lumber of other kind and prepared
to fill a bill for an entire house.
Orders solicited from lumber dealers for any
amount. MITCHELL. Il GA.
September IL, '5y-n2e.y
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Local and Miscellaneous.
The weather yesterday was delightfully."-
cool and pleasant, with smart breeze all day.
The Defiance passed up the river yesterday.
The Clara Hins 10 lying ct our wharf a. we 80
to press.

ABAxDorEp.--We have seen nothing a. yet
Of the new lire Of stages. It Is reported that
tie enterprise has been abandoned.
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DfS. y. w. GARNER,
DENTIST, OF BURLINGTON. IOWA

rs prepared to perform all Dental ~,--us>
II operations. No charge for any OPP &sS&xS2
Grafton that can be exceiled for perma- IlYFx
nency, durability, or for exact imitation 1II1y
ofthe naturatee Particular attention paid the
irregularity Of chidrens teeth.
ROoMS-At the late residence Of d. B. Abrahams
Ladies waited upon at their resid ences II requested
fn4S-tf
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AUCTION.

il his Stock Of Goods possible and will
offer them at Auction, in Ottumwa, commencing Mon
day next, June 18th. The goods will be sold without
regard to cost and credit will be given until the LIST
day of January, 1859. J. H. HARMONY.
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An unparalleled Discovery!
A POSITIVE AGUE ERADICATORl ~
fgS0yELL'S Bebeerine Mixture is positive cure for
q ! Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for number Of
years and has always been used with 1t is
harmless and certain remedy. Get pamphlet from
the Druggists and read it and You will be satisfied.
For sale here by DIR. Taylor--in st. Louis by II.
Blakesy, andin Rock Island, HIS, by the Proprietor
no-i0ly
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Good News for the Hard Times.
IFyou want to get the worth OF your money, just
u drop in at Lawrences. He is receiving daily
from Boston and Cincinnati, large and splendid
sortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Bought low, and win be sold low to suit the times
There you get great variety OF Dress Goods from
Prints up to all Wool De Laines. Call soon as he
wants money, and will sell low to geth,
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TT you want good Boots & Shoes, LAWRENCE has
il them direct from the celebrated House of Potter
Hitchcock, Boston.
NALL at Lawrences Ii you want good Hat or
Cap, he has them fnearly all styles and prices.
is Agent for Londens celebrated Medicines.
Call and get an Almanac for lsss, free of charge.
noS4.
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NO. 20
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
FARMER FOR 1858.

PRAIRIE FARMER FOR 1858.
THE Prairie Farmer is the leading Agricultural pa
per published in the Northwest II holds that honest
labor is the foundation of all lasting prosperity and
that the working should be enlightened honored
and rewarded The labors of the Prairie Farmer are
divided into three departments.
1st 1t strives to teach the best methods ofimprovng
the farm, its soil. its buildings its products its live
stock, its convenience, and its comforts.
3D. II believes that fair prices for farm products
just as essentiait to the farmers prosperity as large
crops and fat cattle. 1t abors to help him TO secure
the best market for his products and to prevent the
middleman FROM taking too much toll for his serv.
ces sEF
I'd, II lajrs to enlarge his stock Of ideas, to i'm.
prove his understanding, and while avoiding pa tiEan
politics. t. teach political economy.
In additu "a vast amount OF agricultural inform.
ation the einns Of the Praiiie Farmer give the news
Of the ay,-bttl home and foreign The variety Is
such that fauy need take other city paper, and
yet be well Informed the current events and topics
ofthe day. The art of condensing Is practiced, y
which great deal can be given In a smallspace.
One portion Of the Prairie Farmer discusses farmingi
second gardening third, mechanics fourth,
household economy; fifth, the markets, very full and
accurate; sixth, local news, and news ny telegraph
and MALL seventh, devoted to interesting literary
matter and an eighth to educational topics for the
young; to all Of which is added large number Of
celient PRACTICAL and instructive
various topics, each week. The Prairie Farmer has
larger circle Of contributors than any other agricuu
raj pager in the United States.
TERMS or THE PRAIRIE FARMER
copy year. in advance. .................s 200
3 copies - "a ........ ........... 500
5 E" !" ...................... 500
10 " ! $" +" ................. 1900
90 F" E" I. .... $500
sg-The Prairie Farmer will be sent rwo years 70
one subscriber for ~, in advance.
sTr" An old subscriber sending one new name, and
- In advance, viii receive two copies one for him
self and one for his friend.
~ The Prairie Farmer will be sent on trial for
Three Months for Is cents.
Address "Prairie Farmer" Chicago, Illinois.
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BUILDING MATERIAL

4 ND The lots to build ON for sale In the City OF
"A ottumwa, plerty of rock, sand water and no lime
on the premises. JOHN GRANT.
Feb. 26-52-tf
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COALy COAL! COAL!
UVHE subscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank,
and Is now prepared to furnish customers with
coal at the bank for cents per bushe 10 csas per
bushel delivered In any part Of Ottumwa. This coal
II free from dirt, and Of the very best quality.
Jan. u, 5S-n461m JAS. p. HALLOwAY.
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NOTICE.
My former patrons in Wapeiic county who may b.
NA still owing me will please pay the same TO Mr.
Alfred Lotspeich. A. HULL.
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TAKE NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

nNE Of the largest and most comfortable dwelling
" houses In the city. Apply to
April seth, 1865. r. H. WARDEN.
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SONS Of

The following persons have been elected officers
in their respective Divisions for the present Quar-
ter:
Concord. No. 4e.-D. Cook, ". p; Joseph
Starnes. " 4. D. T. Partlow, r. s.. J. J. Bar
nett. A. K. s.; T. J. Huddlesron, F.S. NJ. Back,
r.; W. A. Smith, c.; William Watts, 4 c.; Jas
c. Philips. T. s.; DR.. J. A. Barnett, O. s.; E. A
Faris. D.. p. ". p.
Centre, No. 30.-Andrcw Jackson, ". p; Dr.
A P. Campbell, ". A. j. F. Adams, r. s. j.
Fitchet. 4. X. S.; D. J. Howe, r. s.; E. M.
Henry, T.: ]. W. BcamGuard, O.; J. j. Howe. 4.
c.: }. r. Wallace, 1. s. A. G. Lawrence. O. s.
D. F. Jackson. J. 7. ". +.
York. No. 2G.-Rcv. O. A. Darby, ". p; W,
G. Beatty, ~ A.; B. II. Moore, r. S. j. R
Schorb, H. r. s.. J. G. Ferguson, +. s.; ]. G.
Enloe. T.; W. A. Jefferys, c.; I. N. Withers, 4.
c.; W. B. Metts, l. s.; John J. Smith. o.. S.
W. P. McFaddeu, Chaplain; g. L.. Pratt, J. p
". p.
Bethel. No 37.-W. I. Stowe, W. p; R. L.
Simmons. " 4. j D P. Curr-nce. r S N,
B. Campbell. A r. s.; b. G Brown. F. s.; A.
Wallace. T; G.. A. Patrick. C r V. Patrick. 4,
c.; John Hunter. l. S !; B. B. Currence. 0. S
Beth Siloah. No. 29-Jnmes T. Foreman, ".
p; james VI. Wright. W. 4. ; John R. Wallace,
r. S. W. II. Pong. A. e. s. John W. Jones, F
s.; Samuel Smith, T.; James W. Ratchford, c. ;
R L. Tomlinssn, 4. =; James B. Foreman. l.
S A. ]. Devinny, 0. S;U. J. Jewell, J. p
II y
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as a nation. On Monday they held o festival q
short way out of the city, which was attended by
no less than forty-thousand people. It was in q
rural grove, and the scene presented to the eye,
when the crowd was at its greatest number, beg
CARS oil descriptions. Every body WAS in good
humor and seemed to be talking against time the
confusion of tongues ut Babel could not have been
more amusing. Oceans # the immorta! Lager
held the immense masses of humanity in oblivions
solution.
A band of twenty-eighs Indian braves from Min
nessota are now electrifying the natives, much to
the discontinue of the patent English Nobility
mentioned previously. They a-e looking at the
sights previous to a return to their hunting grounds.
What a story they will tell their people when they
20 home! One of this sable band rescued Miss
GARDNER from captivity in spite Of her captors,
shielding her with his own body and threatening
death to the first Indian that dared to oppose him.
The occurrence is yet fresh in memory.
The weather. is intolerablv hot. The Thermom-
eter marks from $50 to 1909 in the shade. The eff.
fects of the intense heat is seen daily in the re-
ports of sun stroke, not less than seventy-hve
having been killed and disabled during the last
week. Almost MI the cases prove fatal and the
loss falls on n useful class, the laboring men. The
city is being left by all movable bodies.
EI-President MoNRoE's remains will be disin
TERED on Friday next preparatory to transmission
to Richmond. The city authorities and the mill
tary will honor the %occnsion with due solemnity.
Extensive preparations have been made to honor
the natriot and statesman. SETH.