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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15
To DAVID RIDER.

You hereby notified that The Petition of Mary
Rider will be tile in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court of Wapello county, State of Iowa, by
the first day Of November 1860 praying for decree
of Divorce, a sincaio from the bonds of matrimony
between her and you as her present husbad and for
alimony, and the custody OF George H. Rider, minor
child OF hers and said David Rider The said petit
ton setting up as cause for said Divorce, wfu de-
sertion of her by you, and absenting yourself from
her without reasonable cause, for the space Of two
years and more next preceding the commencing OF
this action and cruel and inhuman treatment and a
failure on your part to make provision for her
sustenance. And that unless you appear and defend
before Of the second day Of the Term Of said
Court to be begun and held on the 26th day of No
yember 1850, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon MARY RIDER.
Per her Att'ys, WILLIAMS HAMILTON.
Oct A. SG0-l23O-iw
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A discourse will lie delivered at the Con-
gregatonal Church next Sabbath at 8 o clock
p. NJ, on the adaptation of the Scripture to
children, in consequence Of the death Of
Henry Summers. Sabbath school children,
tn ir te,chers and f,ienas are requested to te
prcSpnt
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New EATING HOUSE We direct attention
to the card of Messrs Giimps, Rush & Co,
who have opened new eating House with
few days, near Pumroy's Corner, on Front
St, under the name of the Opera" whcr,
meals can bchad consisting Of Oyster, Fish,
Game, and other delicac;es at all hours. =
Oysters in the shell will be one of the "fea-
lures" of the establishment.
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We are indebted TO Mr.. Aaron Harlan, of
Richland Tp., this county, for a sample Of
the very excellent Sorghum Molasses made
by him this year, which we take pleasure in
acknowledging. Mr.. H. manufactured 1900
gallons of the same sort
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Nov. s, 1S60-1m

gy- Roraback's Compound Chemical Washing and
Toilet Soap is no humbug, but the best, most easily
made, and the cheapest of any in use. This
Soap, though recently patented has already attained
unprecedented popularity. 1t is used readily in
hard as soft water.
See what your neighbors say of 1t
OTTAWA, Aug. 81, 1860.
G. e AsPINwALL,-Dear Sir:
The family right to man
ufacture Roraback's Compound Chemical Washing
and Toilet Soap, which obtained from you, regard
as invaluable Whatever other other patent inyen-
tons may be, this is no humbug. The ingredients
of which this soap is compounded perfectly harm
less: aud far from clothes being injured by its
believe FIVE dollars year will be saved in the usual
and tear which results ON the of other
The soap will eadily remove French polish, Print
er's Ink, lead paint wheel grease, tar, &C. from the
finest fabrics, without injuring them in the least
things which other soap, with which acquaint-
ed. will do
The Toilet Soap is useful for shaving. washing
hands, and everything else for which toilet soap is
used is cheap costilg only four cents per pound
The Cheapness with which the Washing Soap is
manufactured Is, with me, an important item. Fifty
pounds can be made at cost of only 81 a cents, and
as easily as you can make cup Of coffee The fact,
too, that clothes can he easily washed and washed
clean, IA hard sulphur Sodter, is of great consider
alton to me. would not be without family tight
for four times its cost. W. W. JOHNSON.
Family Rights, formerly sold fer &c. each, but now
for So 50 for the washing soap, and 81 for the toilet
an be had at the CouRIEB Office.
. GEO. z. ASPINWALL.
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1t is rumcred that on, citizens are 10 have
free ride over the Keokuk road to Keokuk,
as soon As it is compiled to this point, which
time is near at hand, as tn, track is laid to
within three fourths OF mile from our city
limits. Let's have the ride.
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Hear What Physicians Say,
RESPECTING
DIR. CIIRiSTEE'S a
Agile RAJ AM

A'O IL ID "A M.
Many high-mnded physicians, who above the
prejudces which govern too many of the pro-
fession. and are willing to acknowledge merit where
ever found. using the Balsam in their private
practice with satisfaction to themselves and undoubt-
ed benefit to their patients. One physician writes
~ with confidence recommend the Balsam super
Tor to any other preparation"
Says another 81 have used II with uniform success
and confidently recommend it for all those com
plants for which 1t is offered as a remedy"
Once more 'To my knowledge it has never disap-
pointed the reasonable expectations of those who
have used H."
Stll another writes 81 have no hesitation in say
ing that It is FE, CONVENIENT and very efcacious
medicine"
Doctors use It (as sensible thing they can do)
F.N. BUTLER, Morenci, Mich, writes "Your med
icine is doing wonders here Even thu NJ d. S buy il
to take themselves when they are sick"
JOHN d. PARK.
Nov. 8, 1S60-1m 124 Lake-st., Chicago, Ill.
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Our lumber merchants are doing a large
business this fall This is another self-evi-
dent fact that we are prosperous and en-
terprising people. The hard times having
been surmounted, our farmers are making
many valuable improvements on their farms
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The improvements of the city are unaba-
ted, Notwithstanding the risk of approach
ing cold weather. We notice several private
residences going up, as also a number of
ncw places of business. Prosperous city
ours-haye another railroad in "few days"
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Passenger cars on the X TT. D. NJ. { NJ.
Road, will not run regularly until Tuesday
or Wednesday next. A temporary turn
table is being constructed near the Half Mile
House, on Mr.. Richards land, where, for the
present, we presume, will be the Depot. The
distance is triAe further from town than
the Depot Of the B. & NJ. Road.
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ASSIGNEE,s NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Smith Nicely Of Eddy
vle In the county Of wapelio State OF Iowa. have
signed TO me all there property real and personal, or
the payment OF their debts aud their creditors pre-
sent their claims under oath Affirmation to me, at
my Office, In the city of Eidyve. county of wapeilo
state OF Iowa. within three months from the date he
OF Dated this Sd day Of oetober, 1861.
No. 3i-i2-6w. H. W BOYD Assignee.
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PLOW WAKING

FUyHE subscr ynforms his friends and
u the pull lie generally, that he manufactures all
kinds plows and Is preperedto supply the Farmers
ofWapelo Co. with article unsurpassedin material
and work manship.
Blacksmithing In all Its various branches, horse
shoeing, ox-shoeing, and iobbing Of all kinds.
~ Remember the place, the Lower Steam MIL
AARON MYERS.
Ottumwa. Feb. 18th, lS5S-n.0-y
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To MARTHA HATCH.

You are hereby notified that, on
before the first day Of November 1860 there will
be file in the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of Wapello county, Iowa, petition OF Edward
Hatch, plaintiff, claiming of you divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony existing between the parties
herein named, and alleging cause therefor wlful
desertion part and without unable cause,
for the space otwo years. and that unless you
and answer thereto on or before Of the second
day OF the next term OF said court TO be begun and
held at Ottumwa, In said county the Goth day OF
November, 1860 default will be entered against ven.
and judgment rendered thereon In accordance to the
prayer Of said petition. ii d IVES, Atty for PHI
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Estray Notice.

TuNAKRN UP by John NJ Purder at his residence in
u Pleasant township, Wapeo county, Iowa, on the
18th day Of August. 1850 two estrays OF the following
description to-wt: bay mare supposed TO be thir-
teen years old, cap Of right hip knocked down and
scar same Also, brown fly three years old last
spring both hind feet white to the joint blaze
In the face and the right shoulder. The bay
mare appraised at $35; brown flley at s65 before
Joseph Myers, Esq, Justice Of the Peace OF said
county JOSEPH HAINE,
Sept. 81, 1860, -29-i2 SIN CountyClerk
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PERSONALLY noticed several gentlen en-
connected with the Keokuk Road, in town
yesterday, and among the number, Mes rs
McGavic Reed Kiibohrn, and Eaton.
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OskalOosa Nurseries,

aa& ONE, A HALF MILE EAST OF TOWN fzasS
NV And the other SS~
-<A- ONE AND HALF MILES NORTH. s-ss=s
The undersigned having purchased Sewers MUIR
series east OF town. and portion of Zimmerman's,
North Of this place. hold themselves in readiness to
all orders and supply the trade on liberal terms.
We have 80 varieties and at least u, 900 trees
suitable for transplanting the ensuing Fall All these
etes hardy and Of the fruitbearing kind suit
able to this climate. We win also keep on hands a
general supply Of
EvERGREENs, sHRUBBERY Etc. Etc.,
of all kinds suited to this climate Trees from THREE
TO FIVE YEARS OLD will be sold at FIFTEEN CENTS
EACH and purchasers can have the privilege of ma
king their selection. PYLE DUGDALE.
oskaloosa, June 81, 1861 12-15-y
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The weather the past week, AMI indie ID,
the fall past, has been pleasant and MI bt :
" nd the recollection Of the oldest inhabitan .
Scarcely sign Of winter vet.
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More beautiful autumn weat Ter than we
are now enjoying is as yet unheard F. Iowa
against the world for fine, hcalthful Climate.
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ESTRAY NOVICE.

FXNAKEN up by James Anderson, at his residence
IL in Columbia Township, Wapelo county, Iowa,
One Sorre Mare, with white feet small white strip In
the forehead, the right thigh, some harness
marks and marked by collar the top of neck,
about IA hands high, supposed to he from nine TO
twelve years old and valued at Forty Dollars before
r. W. Boyd, Justice Of the peace the 2sth day Of
Jdly, 1850 JOSEPH HAYNE,
Ottumwa, Aug Is, go -iw Cork
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u.
May. '60--tf. Gen'l Agh & c. ID. q r. II.

yNvElGHT OFFICE OF PEORIA.
oQUAWkA aud BURLINGTON r. h.--NOriCE
To Merchants and shippers wishing to ship by the
above Road, will please call at the Peoria Railroad
Ticket ONCE IS waser-st have their bills of iang
signed
This Company have arrangements TO ship st. Lou
is Cincinnati aud Cairo, without change of cars.
II. q. KING.
Jan. '60--n Gen. Agent
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The new crop OF corn is coming forward
quite rapidly, and is SLING for Is and l9c
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DISTRICT CouRT-- The Fall Term in this
County commences Mnndsy week
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TO Newt CIoyd.

file In the office Of the Clerk of the District Court
WapeIlo county, Iowa, petition Of A. h. Long Co.
claiming OF you one hundred and thirty-three and
fifty nvehundredths dollars, and interest thereon
money due three promissory notes to-wit ont
note drawn by you to plaintiffs for twenty auc
l100 dollars dated January 1st 1851 one day after
date, and one other note drawn by you to plaintiff.
for the Of fifty four and S2l00 dollars dated Jan
nary 1st 1851 payable one day after date, and QUE
other note drawn by you to plaintis dated January
st 1885, for the OF forty -four and 3Iio0 dollars
day after date all of said notes drawing
ten cent. interest Also account for goods ant
sold aud delivered at instance aud request
And that unless you appear and answer thereto ant
defend before of the second day of the next terra
of the District Court Of Wapelio county, Iowa. sale
term to be commenced and held the 18th day o
November 1862 default win be entered against you
and Judgment rendered thereon.
S.w. SUMMERS, Att'yfor pitts.
Oct. 25. 1900 1912 4w.
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HOUSES TO Rent. Several dwelling houses
to rent. Enquire at this office.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.

XXyE have located a branch of our Burlington
wv Yard at Ottunwa where will be found at all
times full assortment ofLumber, Lath. and Shingles
which win sell at the very lowest prices, for Cash.
Persons about buying ordering bills of Lumber
would do well to call and for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. CAMPBELL MCCLURE
Mar. 10 lS6o-l 12-y
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Edward Boyd,



Hamilton Accord and Napello County, Iowa.
Sarah Accord, et,al November Term, ls5a
To Hamilton Accord ard Sarah Accord: You. am
each Of you hereby notified that the pettirn os
Edward Boyd Is Gle Ia the etiiee OF the Clerk
Of the District Court of Napclo Ceuaty Iowa pray
ing THAI said IL. decree aud quiet the title in
said 20 the following described real estate sit,
mated IN s-id county, towit The northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter of section tMrnty -eieh.,
township seventy three, ranle fourteen west, in Wa
peo codnty, Iowa, aud said petition makes You and
joha Slnft aud Margaret SHIFT parties aefen6snis Ia
said claim. Now unless you, Hamilton Accord and
SarRh acosd appear aud answer deuur 10 said
petition on or before OF the second day Of the
next term Of the District Court in and for said county,
10 be holden the 2Gth day of November 1884, default
viii be take against YOU, and decree rendered there
en- according Ia prayer Hf petition
WILLIAMS q HAMILTON, Atty's for Petitioner
Oct lith, is6,l-3l-l2
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Quincy
d RAILROAD LINE.

H<HIC iGO.RyTsLfyGCcN QUINCY
u RAILROAD LINE.
Old and Only Reliable Route East
From Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Pitts
burg Philadelphia, Baltimore New York, and all 9TH
er Eastern and Southeastern Cities.
lst Morning Train leaves I5am.
I'd Accommodates 2;SD
Sd Evening Express % $50 pm.
Passengers leaving Burlington the 500 m train
connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railru ad
North and South, and at Chicago both the morning
and evening trains Coco and 1:l0 p n.y. connect
with all the Great Eastern Railroad routes to wit NJ
c. II. r., via Detroit; NJ s. X. r., via Toledo, and
Pittsburg and TT. Wayne X. r., via Ft. Wayne, OF
which passenger can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington Toledo ihir-
teen hours ahead OF any other routg leaving Barring
ton.
Baggage checked through to Detroit, Niagara Falls
aud New York, Sston, Toledo, Dunkis&, Buffalo,
pittsburg and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern thoroughsare for sale
at otamwa, Fairfield Mt Pleasant, aud At the Ticket
Office corner Frost and Water-sts., burlington.
Sleeping cars attached to the night trains.
Fare as low as by any other route.
May '60--tf Gent Agi & Q. ID. q X. II.
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STONE QUITTING.

VVlfiE subscriber can furnish CUT SraTE for
n for House Work, slis, caps or any other Kind OF
Stone in use. Also rough Stone for cellars, &c
40-ll.ch .2512-y VIM. MALONE.
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NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE


THE undersigned has just received and opened out
i General Assortment OF BOOTS SHOES, which
he offers TO the trading public at Hring prices, at
Wholesale or Retail. &, ODEAL.
October IS, '6o-iasa.f
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COMMERCIAL.
COURIER OFFICE !, Nov. IA.

COURIER OFFICE, Nov. IL.
Business Of all kinds in this market continues to be
very active the excellent condition of the roads and
the pleasant weather being favorable to teaming.
Pork packing was commenced here yesterday by
Geo. Gillaspy & Co. Some two hundred were slaugh-
tered. The prices are 81 20 for November delivery.
There is little change in prices. Salt is 81 40; dried
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pEWTY ron SALE

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
a Private residence Second Street, near corner
"A ofMarion, for sale at u bargain, and partly on
time. Possession given immediately. inquire at
this Office OF J.. w. NORRIS.
January 26, go.
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AMBRoTYPEs.-H NuYAaAKER is now prepared to
take Ambrotype pictures at his Jewelry Store
door west Of the 0ttumwa House, Front Street. call
and see specimens. [0ct. 25, 1860 Sw.
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UyRINTTSC IN COLLARS neatly executed
ii at the COURIER OFFICE.
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II RAILROADS.
CRxANGf; OF TINE.

80 ->.>>>~>~> >~~>~>~~S>
E,gTE;sas OF, 81 Missouri II. R. x
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GOING wEST-

AN AND AFTER MAR. |, and until further no
" tice is given, Passenger Trains will leave an'
arrive as follows
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the Seahoard andthe West have organized
FAST FREIGHT LINE!

-CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE
With Express Freight Trains all roads dvergirs.
from Chicago, and Western shippers rely upos
ha,ing their goods receive utmost despatch.
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CASA Capital, sf,eoo,SSo.

lEayHlS we'll known and reliable COMPANY having
established an Agency at 0ttuDwa, for Wapello
county and vicinity, are prepared to insure
Dwellings,, Stores, md other Buildings,
age by FIRE, terms favorable the nature 81
the risks and the real security of the insured and
the company will warrau'.
This company is managed by live. bushes men,
most of whom known TO the Merchants and Ira
ders Of this community, aud whose names guar
anty THAT its business will be conducted fairly and
honorahly.
ACMD DWELLINGS and FARM PROPERTY In.
VSS sured for periods OF THREE or FIVE years
at fair rates.
losses sQUitaRy adjusted asd promptly paid!
Applications received aud policies issued without
delay. EDMUND l.. JOY
March 20 S-l2-ly. Agent.
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When you want Boots, Shoes and Clothing, go t
Temples, New Clothing store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-22
1.oter from Europe

Eater from Europe.
GAniH.IpI CONE To SIciLT-THE STEAMER Ghr4f hAsIhhS'
NEW YoRE, May ia.-The steaac. ac!iatic, iroEi south.
cnnton on the tth Instant, arrved oG Sandy Hook about
he ; prst 10 o'cloc.. .hs morning, and lhencc We have tac
following abstract OF EcF AdT;cts - u,r.u,
Tho steamer Great ETitala had arrived from AnsraHa
with el90. 900 Ia gold. Four huhaIeo v. .Tn' ''-
mounds sr.rlIpc wGs also en- route from Auatrdlis.
Tour, sjont,;nolin End Don Ferdinand had made q paoi!c
renupcIniIop Of their claims to the spanish throce
C.r.hnidI had LETT for sicily with an evolutionary coTpS.
Swi zerlauG insists on tue assembling u III -1'''s"
Conference Immediately.
The steamer Great Eastern ss:!s !reo Sou'HHS'9'oH 'N"'
och !cr New ioES.
T,, r,,as savs-Ths lun factories ere n ~ AT N"rH
,;rht and dav on n prodieIous scale. fory! 6 Armstrong
-, NJ nil size., from 8 to 100 FOUNDERS. u Is eSps,'s
,ha, I no un,, chiefly OF the large! description, WI! NC
mads his year. During the n!as nont.s SINCE ~ me Ia iS: ar,I.
lrrr have hc.n turned out and equipped Tor service, as wen
a.. a0y 40 ~pouuders for naval use, brstdes a large nutnoer G.
loo pornGcrs 10 progress Of manufacture, aud w!:!ch I'LL! be
ready by the Ist August ae1t'
The Ife-ald's Paris correspondent: says with whom sre
NC going to war E=xt," Is the general question 10 French
The cam, al Chalon. will consist Of caTairy, infantry and
artillery complete, amounting 10 10000 men, under Mar
shai NcMahon, and will In reality be the Centre or 40 army
Of observation or forming along the Rhine fro~n.is7-ths
rig { wing being ccheloned from Brsancoo 70 Siraspr:S,
and the LEFT win. from Err Nc Luneviile-lhc Thol. force
o; the Emperor. The writer says The !sst year ; eTeii'a
prove the source Of hi, Information 10 be reliable.
MiRKtIe.
L,-rcpooL, Nav 9.-sales OF Gotten for the past. :hFec
DAYS %. on, bales, Including 5000 for speculation ahd e1-
port. The market closed quiet. Manchester ad'iess are
favorable. Prices have an advancing tendency: bIean.
stuff are active and non!nally unchanged Frpfi..SIn'
have q declining tendency. Bacon broyan', sEd a"q''"'
ties slightly advanced. . Car.
MoysY MlgEgT Tie market closed unehanssc. esS'
soIs e5Iag3k tor MONEY, and o5SuSJ1t Tor IceeuH-
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Saint ArnauJ, who, at the time. merely Gene
raj Saint .hrnaud. asked also for precise in
strnc,ions and writer. one; from Napoleon
Bonapartc, then President, before taking any
active part in thcecHr Tfhat. Thanks 10 those
precise instructions, not only Gid the General
become 4 Marshal and maintained himself in
the ministry Of war, III spite Of his accomplice,
whom he had made an Emperor, (nnd it is new
acknowledged that he is al ngly customer TO
deal with but again, in SPITE Of him. nc OBJ
tanned the command Of the expedition in the
Crimca, where he died with more glory than
he ever lived. Precise instructions, then, are
sometimes very useful; and General Bcnedck
will not Try Hungary without k~nowing what
shift to make.
This may convey an ihra 81 the situation Of
affairs in Austria.
AS for the new Kingdom Of Sardinia, its sit
uation may he easily defined. It is exactly the
reverse. The Kings progress through his
c States is Il sincere, heartfelt ovation. The
Ministers are in earnest, popular and deTotcd
to their country; tho people feel confident md.
call Victor Emmanuel cl ri gGlaHtHnno.