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~ We clip the following complimentary motto,
from the American, published Ut yanwert, Ohio:
3. j. Kirk wood Nominated.

It's with much gratinc.tion, We learn that s. J.
Kirtwood formerly Of Mansfield, Ohio, r. the nomi-
nee for Governor Of Iowa, by the Republican state
Convention. He IL man Of great moral worth, OF
talents and abilities able lawyer, reliable for In
tegrity, sound politician Of the Jenersonian School
lone who has prov ed himself above bribery aud
ruption--one who has ever held principles para
mount to fawnng sychphancy vt the footsool Of ad-
ventious power the Establishments Of onciai sta.
ton. It will be an honor to Iowa to have able and
worthy man for her Governor. Success attend the
ticket
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az Our old friend Langdon, Of the firm
of Rounds 4 Langdon, Founders and Deal
Iters in al kinds OF Printers Materials, Chica-
go, placed US under obligations for courteous
attentions, on recent occasion.
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To Cyrus A. Bradshaw and Lucre.ia Bradshaw,


VOU and each Of YOU are hereby notified that tie
u petition Of Newton @. I'm Is on Gle IN fis
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of WzpcNp
county, Iowa, claiming the foreclosure Of uprtgh.
executed by you to said Hill Lots on hun Al ed aIl
seventy-nine, and one hundred and eighty Ia bioel
sew enteen, In the City Of Ottumwa, Wapeilc eoN1tr
Iowa, to secure the payment Of note executed sby
You to said Hill for the of two hundred mi f5rfy
one dollars and forty-nine cents; said note dated NJ
with ten per cent interest after MATURITY said merit
gage being dated November goth 1888. Said petition
claims that there Is due said note and mortcags
the sum OF $3.50, aud asks judgment for that amount
With interest and costs Petition prays the Com. 70
decree that your equity Of redemption in ana 10 the
said estate described in the said mortgage lie
forever barred and forclosed, and that said
ne sold; now unless You appear and answer to said
petition on or before the End morning OF TIE next
term Of the wapello District Court TO be begun atd
held at the Court House, In said county on The 19h
day ofSeptember, 1889, judgment will he rendered
against you for the amount claimed with intereet and
costs, and decree rendered against you forclasls
your equity ofredemption III the real estate
la eaid petition. ~
a. - WILLIAMS & HAMILTON
Sol'rs for Compits.
The foregoing notice having this day been pr :.
Cd TO me, Joseph II. Flint. County Judge of Wa,rHo
county, Iowa, and having been fully proven to ri
by sdavt and bv return Of the sheriff of said county
nonresideDts Of the State Of Iowa. and II also apns,
Ing that cause Of action exists against said def nd
ents as stated In the foregoing notice 1t lie ordered
BY me that the foi egong notice be published in Tie
Weekly Ottumwa CotRisR for four consecutive week
Done at my ONCE In Ottumwa. Iowa. this end day OF
August, lS59Sl'1l-4w. JOSEPH H FLINT
~ County judge.
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TAkEN up bywilliam Cooper At his plantation, Ia
IL Warrington Township, wapello county. lows
on the l4th day ofJuly 1852 Black Horse suppos.
cd 70 be seven years old last Spring right hind foot
whte snip on the saddemarked on right sid Of
BACK about hands high; PAGES and trots shod all
round when taken up and valued ct sxtyGve dollars,
by Spencer Wiley and Abraham Myers, before Thomas
Deford, Justice OF the Peace Of said county. 500
JOSEPH HAYNE, Co. Clx
ottumwa, Aug. "a, '5s.2l.iI SIN -
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The RAILROAD CELEBRATION The Com
Inittee of Arrangements of the Railroad Cele-
brstion are engaged indefatigably in the dis
charge of their srduous duties, and we learn
are meeting with quito is good success as
was anticipated. The Citizens of Ottumwa,
with few exceptions, have responded prompt
ly and nobly to their appeal, and patriotic
and public-spirited Citizens in the country,
have been found neither few nor far between.
We are not authorized to announce the
precise time or plan of the celebration; but
we may perhaps venture to intimate on our
own responsibility, that as we understand it,
celebration, worthy Of Ottunwa and Wap-
clio County, will come off about the first OF
September; that no efforts OF necessary ex-
pense within the power and means of the
community, will be spared TO make it an
ovation worthy of them and of the occasion,
and that we shall probably have the pleasure
of welcoming to our inequalities very
large concourse of people.
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The HAwK-EyE.-We are very glad to
learn that the Hawk-Eye is enjoying rich
harvest of business, and receiving constant
secession of new subscribers, gratifying
but natural result Of the industry, enterprise
and ability with which the establishment is
managed by Mr.. Durham, its editor and pro-
prietor. Judge Claggett, it seems, has re-
Gently commenced another suit against Mr..
d. for injuries to his very frail reputation,
but the public seem to be suited with Mr..
Durham, notwithstanding.
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The Adams House, near the Central De-
pot, Chicago, is we'll kept by the Messrs.
Pierce, and the charges are less by half =
dollar day than other first class Hotels in
that city. s.t.. ..s fr sa
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RE The B. & NJ r. Railroad is now vir-
tuaIly completed to this city. Trains will
run regularly on and after Monday next
New Time Tables, we presume, win be 40
nounced shortly.
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w The Oceola CLARK County Weekly
Courier, T. R. Oldham, Editor, Pike q Old.
ham, publishers, neat and very wcll con-
Quoted sheet, has commenced battling for
Republicanism. Success to it 700 s
See card of the McCardel Hotel, Chicago,
j. w. Steele, Proprietor. This house is very
conveniently located, and the charges arc
lower than Other houses u Yiyenme class. q
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The new Map of Wapello County has
made its appearance We understand, and is
spoken of in terms of commentator BY those
hsdan opportunity TO examine II.
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~ The Iowa State Gazette, sometime
suspended, has been revived. The fi.st
punher under the new auspices appeared on
Tussday Wm. Thompson, is editor.
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THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF. MEDICINE
CINCINNATI, a.
IL on Wednesday, October, 18th, and continue
will he given, occupying six seven hours daily, with
good opportunities for attention to practical Anto
my. - rFF s.# as
The arrangement Of the Chairs win be as foIlows-
r. u. ST. JOHN, M. r..
; Professor Of Anatomy and Physiolosr.
# J.F. JUDGE, M. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, Nj. D.,
Professor Of Surgery s3.
C. H. CLEAvELAND, M. D.,
Professor of Materis Medica and Therapeutics.
wM. SHEER WOOD; M. n.
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
j. H. BUCHANAN, M. D., .'
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology aud Insi
tutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, M. d.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
u.s Children. .... a-.
The terms for the Session will be the same here
tofore, Observation-Disclosures, 5000. Tuition. $50
Demonstrators Ticket, 5000. (Every Student is re-
qired to engage in dissection session before Grad
uation.) Graduation, $25 90. a..
The Lecture rooms newly finished, neat and
comfortable and in central locality Tin College
Hail. Walnut street. where students will find ii con-
venient TO call on their arrival.
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WARLlxE NAMEs.-A dry goods house in
New York advertises "Magenta Long
Shawis," and . Richmond eating shop an
nounoss that Il serves up s'Solferino Soup"
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Long John Wentworth, with his family
is spending the season at the Rockingham
House Portsmouth.
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NOTICE.
To Nathan Newly and Louisa J. Newly.

To Nathan Newby and Louisa J. Newly. ~ 90
You and each Of you are hereby notified that there
Is file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Diet let
Stever firm composed of John II. Wells and George.
Stever, claiming Of you the sum of Three Thousand
Dollars money due two promissory secured
by mortgage foreclosure of which mortyage il asked
and that unless you appear nd answer thereuto
or before the morning Of the second day 81 the Eext
Term of the District Court, which will be begun aud
held at Ottnnwa, Wapelo county, Iowa, on tie
third Monday In September A. D., 1859, Judg .nent
will be rendered against YOU thereon.
NEGUS & CTLBERTSON,
as -nr.E Att'ys for plaintiffs
The within notice having been returned endorsed
by the Sheriff, 'rhe within named defendants, Sa-
than Newly and Louisa j. Newly, no. Found in ny
county" at the request Of the plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
II Is ordered that the within notice be pgblishG IA
the O,tumwa Courier "a newspaper printed ara flb-
lished In Ottumwa, Iowa,) for foar consecutive
weeks. JOSEPH BAYsE
July 26th, 1859. 5 Clerk Dist Court
No 2O-4w-f$7.5V.
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MILLINERY
DRESS MAKING-
ra MISS MARTIN A en-.

This establishment win be closed up on the ssh Of
July, and viii remain closed till the Sth Of (c.ohsr
when Miss Martin will return from the East with D.
handsoms assortment Of Fail andS Wiuter Bonn cts,
April 2ist 1s5o.-6ll.3m
During Mrs. Martin's absence Mrs. Bigham will have
charge OF her fashionable bonnets and will attend to
selling them on application ct her resiAence.
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One of the knowing ones of the unterri-
fed, not having the fear of Caesar before
his eyes, was heard to say that he had it up
on good authority, that Augustus Caesar
Dodge expected and indeed rather desired
defeat. For if soundly beaten for Governor
by the people, he would 60 straight to "Fath-
er Abraham's BOSOM" By which expression
it is supposed was meant, the political Hos
pital at Washington under the superinten-
dency Of one James Buchanan. For it is
well known that there, the political halt and
blind and MANNED arc cared for with more
than parental affection. r-
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The SLAVERY DIscussIoN.-We complete
this week the series Of very able articles of
Republican" formerly 'On the Fence Yet, !"
and embrace the occasion to express to the
author our thanks for the important service
which he has done to the cause of Human
Rights in this behalf. 1t is but justice to
say that nothing ADLER, more interesting or
timely has fallen under our observation for
a long time, indeed we doubt if the subject
of slavery in its biblical aspects, has ever
been more ably and thoroughly examined in
the same compass before. We trust our
readers have given the articles careful Pc
rusal, and that they have preserved the pa
pers containing them for future reference.
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In the first issue Of the Capaign Gasstts.
Col Thompson immerses his foot and says:
"The Republican candidate for Governor,
Sam. j. Kirkwood, is o professional Office
seeker. When he first came to Iowa he
opened his Office and as Enthusiastically put
out his sign as an Office seeker as did ever
any other professional gentleman who had
emigratei to Iowa."
Oh! Col Thompson! did not Gen. Dodge
bring his commission with him when he
first came to this Territory Did he ever
reside in this country for any other purpose
than to hold office Did he not. when of.
flee was refused him, leave his beautiful
Iowa and obtain four years sinecure in q
foreign land, by which move he pocketed
exactly fifty-seven thousand dollars? Does
he not now, on the moment of his arrival,
yea, even before this, commence his politi-
cal nendacity and go begging through the
whole State for Office?-Hank. Eve.
Poke it at 'em, friend Durham, they can't
with all their :" dodge, dodge, lodging pro-
pensities Dodge FACTS! - ,a
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most experienced and careful captains % the water
and has very justly the reputation Of most punctuel
and reliable man. Her accomplished clerk, our friend
Capt Ed J. Booker, the former popular clerk 81 the
Belfast, IL most polite and attentive gentleman, and
well suited TO preside over the comfortable ceremonies
Of the cabin. The Messenger is possessed Of every
requisite for pleasant and safe trip. She connects
at Memphis with the Charleston and Memphis Rail
road, and with regular packets for st. Louis and
Louisville. For through tickets to all the Northern
and Eastern cities, apply to Mr. j. H. Freliegh agent
Of the line, under the 81. Charles Hotel
A. T. Laeey-RaiIroad Line Packet for St. Louis
to-day-The renowned and splendid passenger packet
A. 7, Lacey, Capt. Geo. Taylor, commander, leaves
to-day at p. NJ. for Cairo and st. Louis. We need
not attempt to detail all the many comforts and con-
venences she combines for the accommodation Of
passengers She is, in truth, as near perfect in ~
her equipments az It Is possible to make boat, IN
size and style equal to rst.class hotel, and mo-
thing is wanted to render her desirable To- travel on
As a guarantee that everything will be right, Ne
would state that the veteran Capt. Geo. Taylor, an
experienced captain, is in command, and Nj. A. G..
Cunningham. a model clerk, is in the Office Both
are perfect gentlemen, as everybody knows, and We
can safely predict that under such management the
A. 7. Lacey will have prosperous career. She de-
serves to be the most popular boat OH the river, a
are managed better or have more clever officers
They can always be relied on, and havs most envi
able reputation for promptness and CORRECTNESS. The
A. T. Lacey connects at Cairo with the Illinois Cen
trail, and at st. Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroads. For through tickets to the Northern d
Eastern cities, passengers can procure them ~ p
plying to Mr.. C. G. Wayne, the agent of The line
No. 61 Camp street, corner Of Commercial alley.
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MASONIC.

POLAR STAR R.: A: GHArTEE y, H-Rssalax con.
: :.
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sdx:; Ks:a: e s. isx s..s:s
SEsa + HOLLAND s.aaiss s:;.s cA.s
0f soT Fl .koH oarTE No Is ... s.y
n 1gh in the Masonic Hail. corner = 81
ss9sis; & 4 xs1s
sss9s g joseph dssiss IS Iii
LOUISIANA COUNCIL and 4; .s. s 8 M
Grant Lodge Hall corner q St. ss.
H. Ri, Dssy. W. 81 ehmd 4 P b,s e.
% e. :b. Soy 4 ssa csndu'
Friday sirss ~ O'clock i The srsed Les:s a.,
ne.ns ss csps esa, Ri;f r1sass j.: seo, = W.
E%~sf Rt D. Ss1 VIM Alfred
FRIENDS OF HARMONY LODGE No g, !. and 4. r..
sssainS :. o'clock The Aasonie Hail.
oacers--ssmusi Harb,, W ~; John Gomtls. g. w.;B
Is,sr h.n w. son Bsansp 4 no H s
lana, Ghasian william Tislferd, Tyler -
a. DrsoLA, secy.
MOUNT MoRIAH LODGE No. 50. =. and 4. x--rhis
GHiesRps ~ i watts n; Thee Sanford. 81 w;xJ
sesL ma 5sss
Douglas, NJ c.; j. G. Dunlap, Chaplain P. Monsoon Tyer
=
Hall. s.. harles stree
Ws vi st sps r. R;n ssas R it, seefs
Hedges, Chaplain; Joseph Cbeie Tyis -
cations Of this Lodge held every Saturday
Fsrdso streets 'd Members ss1 Y
oficers-Wn. Il. Stewart, W NJ; W. T. Puryisnce s. W.:
ess Ty win Marks III . H. ssnni''n j. D. 50'
MARION LopGESo e. F. and A. M.-Reeutar meetings
every Thu sday evening at o'clock at the Grand Lodge
s. oadssTsIT { : Hedges q Beer:
Secretary George A. Pete s. d. B. o. Mesrita. ]. D.; ].
nesday evening Room No. = Grand Lodge Hail. S. Cha les
oaiss5s-s Solomon, NJ NJ Timothy Carroll vi
| A. Mcguire, Secretary.
Mas nopsF sss; evening" s
Lodge Hall Charles street ..sD''s ' e'0'A s'als
a5n Bs%a9 p,sad seaman W
F,:r e s. RIss.sd Sss
sT.ss and Il;
ae M s. Josn Ray p ee %s ss1
Hal streets Res sufs meet
| ings the nrrt aud third Fridays Of each month.
ohcers-, Wilson, y M; Thos Burden S. W.; A. Loos,
j. W; Altnayer easurer; VIM. Weser. Secretary; G..
Welsh, S. D.; A. Weser, j. D.; l.. Dirkes Tyler.
Brethren and visiting brethren fraernay invited to at
tend. WM, WISER Secsy.
Mondays q aad noa s
O'Clock NJ, at Masonic Hall.
oicers-W.C Driver, W. M; Aaron Harris g. W.; T. RI.
deret Wi Gee. Nathan, Treasurer; L. Gardner secre
tary; B. Clapp s. d. a. A, Nvens, ]. D.; and n.
M. Bsnachi, Stewards Vol Tyler.
HOME LODGE No 142 F. and A. NJ, meets in Jefferson
corner Of Magazine and Philip Streets Wednesday
night.
OaicersJ 9. Bachelor, W Nj @. L HHlger. 8. W.; R.w
Stanley, j. W.; A. Mcneil Treas; W. Beate Sec'y VIM,
| Drew, Sen D; G. Weidt, Jun. d. R. Savage, Tyler. "
OCEAN LODGE No. LA, A. F. and NJ meets evsry FRI
Third Distri 1.
oficers-A Goldman, W. NJ. J. p. Warner s. W.; g.
Barth j. W.; H. Mlspansh Treas; j. A. Le!ten rsary;
VIM Clark, s. d; D. Buge J. D Webster Long MaIshal;
Mclesn and d. p Vessel, stewards T. Bell. Chaplain j.
| ]. Ungerer Tyler. $500
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass Illustrated
.AERIEII AND EAMIIN NEWgPAPER

The Fourth Volume of this beautiful and popular Weekly
journal will begin jam M 1852 under the
aging prospects r Ts 4 ~ En ,as e
important which, together
with its handsome pictorial Illustrations must increase its
AGRIGUITURE-This a, heretofore, will be the loading
worthy great desires foster Every De-
of Southern Agriculture will receive due attention.
era farm promulgated, have tested By
practical and found worthy of adoption large
are constantly writing for this department Of tho
Thisdepartment constantly filled with
excellent Horticultural and Pathological information
universally pronounced of the useful the
sa passs aS S asuas
that the encouragement ssn that hat, :, Nv, r,,,,
will retain the of The Ii sasma. or the ous
ead for 1855 will be received with reclamation by
e WITCH VIII eanS s o Ss ssna We
thought Several beautiful and highly interesting will
in the Honestead for 1889 from the Of Mrs
ILLUsTR ATIoNs-The 'Houestead' will continue, a.
heretofore, illustrated with engravings pre-
pared pressy for its columns, by competent artist
News Summary Of Foreign and Domestic events, will
neous intelligence condensed present.
%oas &c fogass o, interest
bet Reports for 1852 the editors determined their paper
shall excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
shed in your to the great vital interests Of the
similar in the Union We therefore every Southern
man who desires i, to subscribe for an and Family
furnish fns interesting and useful readns give
AND his Homeaa is pub
lished weekly each nmber containing eight large pages
Win s he
One copy 81 year, copies So ropes S6 land an ex
ira copy to the person getting up ne o1 WfLaMs CO.
xs-send for specimen numbers, prospscvsss Make
| mn Clubs Immediately. az! 5pn
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together with 100 half coils machine made louisiana
Manufacturing Company at SIC. U n.
COFFEE. We noticed only one sale Of rs bags at
lie y ib.
WHISKY. b. Some 200 bbls. were sold, including
100 Rectiied at 263c. and 100 Dexters Extra in lots
at 36c. u gallon.
FRErGHTs. ga ship was taken for the Mediter-
ranean private TERMS and one laid on for Liverpool
at Ii for Cation
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
MARROW pLATEs-vULCANIrE BASE,
FACTS VS.. ASSERTION.

The Dentists of this city take pains to deprecate
vulcane of durability They assert very ludy, but
fail produce facts sustain their assertions Those who will
take the trouble call will be furnished with facts and
undoubted testimony showing that from three four Of
constant change whatever and If heat and the
strongest acids make impression it is fair infer that
will last quite as well rs any other style.
II should be remembered that the recent improvement of Dr.
smith which dspenses with most Of the plate covering the
which we use for those who prefer these metals.
Having Inserted twenty full sets refer to we'll
known citizens Who having exhausted the skill Of the
Dentists the North have found the yucante vastly
superior usefulness. Our method of inserting
the jaw teeth macatop is entirely new aud all
the purposes OF the natural teeth.
B, F. SMITH / CO.,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
ele If 10 BaJonne street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

100000 feet IL and IN dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed
10000 feet IL and IL wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
200 900 feet x dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
1901 900 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
900 feet 1 dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING square edged.
10000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting of Inch
Boards, WeRtterboards. Seauing, Joists etc.
feet assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings etc, etc.
For sale the lowest market prices in lots to suit pur
chasers, by SIMPSON pORR,
SEQ iy New Basin