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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

are well known to be infallible
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
sec Jnd steachs and creating flow of pure, healthy
bile, Instead of the stale and acrld kind; FLATG-
LEHCl, 'toss ., ;Appetits, Hsartbarn, Headocte.
Melancholy, which are the general symptoms of Dys-
pepsia, viii! vanish, as natura! consequence ofi,s
cure.
COST TENESS by cleansing the whole length of
the intesnes with solvent process and without vo-
lsnce; all violent purges leave the bowels costiye
within two days,
regular circulation through the process ofrespiraton
in such cases. and the thorough solution Of all ntes
final distractions in others
THE LIFE MEpIcIN rs have been known to cure Rkeb-
mdtssH permanently in three weeks, and G0UT in
halfthat time by removing local Inflammation from
the muscles and ligaments of the joits.
DROfSIiS of all kinds, by freeing aud siren CITIZEN.
ing the kidneys and bladder; they operate mos de-
lightfuiy these important organs, and hence have
of Ora VEL.
Also KORMS, by dislodging from the t,irnings of
the bowels the Shiny matteEio which these creatures
SCURVY ULCERS and haeeterate Sores by the
perfect purity which these LIFE MEDICINES give to the
blood and all the humOrs.
.Sc0rbatic E,upt0ns and bad co1sElerions by their
Alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the skim and
the morbid state of which occasions all eruptve COM
plants sallow, cloudy, and other dsagreeabe COM
plexions
The use of these Pills for very short time will ef
feet an entire cure Of SdA Rheu, and striking i'm
provement in the clearness OF the skip. COMMON
COLDS and FLUENZ1 win always be cured by
one dose, or by two in the worst cases.
PiLES.-The original proprietor of these Medicines
was cured of Piles, of standing by the Of
the ItFR MEDICINES alone.
FEVER AND AGUE-For this scourge OF the
Western country, these Medicines will be found safe
speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave
the system subject to return of the disease cure
by these MEDICINES is permarent-TRY THEM, BE SAT-
IsFIEp AND BE CURED
Bilious Fssers and Lioer CosapldiRss- General
DEBILITY, Loss 0f Appeite, and Diseases Of Females
the Medicines have been used with the most benef.
;al ,ita In ~ l,il
and Scroula In its worst FORMS yields to the mild yet
powerful action OF these remarkable Medicines Night
sweats, Nervous Complaints of all kinds, paptation
of the Heart Painters Collie, are speedily cured.
NERCURTAL DISEASES.--i ersons whose con.
sti utons have become impaired by the injud cious
use Of Mercury, win find these Medicines perfect
cure, they never fail to eradicate from the system
all the effect of Mercury, ininlt ~ sooner than the
most powerful preparations OF Sarsaparilia.
Prepared and sold by W. B. MOFPAT,
335 Broadway, New York
For sale by all Druggists. April 3, 1861 4.l3y
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Legu, Malice.


To James w Rickett, 0ni A. Rickett. Richard g. r.
Rlckett, w. A. Rickett, Betsey A. Lane, formerly
Betsey A. Rckett, Wilsey G. ane, husband Of the
said Betsey. Samuel b. NJ Riskett, Johr A. Riekett
and Mary A. Kickett:
You and each Of yen are hereby notified that there
is now pending before the County Court of Wapeilo
county, Iowa, petition of John c. johnson and Sam.
ncl Dorr, Administrators of the estate Of John H.
Rickett ID asking said Court for order to SELL
for The purpose paying the debts OF said estate the
following real estate, to.wit:
The southwest quarter of section thirty-fve town.
ship seventythree, range hrteen also the east half
Of the southeast quarter OF section hrty-four and
the south east quarter of the north quarter OF
section thiryour, and the sonth-we quarter OF the
southwest garter Of section twenty-seven, all In
township seventy three, range thirteen all In wapels
county, Iowa.
Andyou are further notified that by an order Of
said court the petition In said cause viii be heard Al
the April Term OF said court in the year Eighteen
hundred end sixty-one when you can appear and
show cause why said petition shall not be granted.
JOHN G. JOHNSON,
SAMUE DORR,
Admr's: Of the estate ofJ0IIN II. RICKETT, deed.
March g. iS6i-3w
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A meeting was held in Ottumwa on the
18th, to devise plans to relieve the destitute
IN the seeded State of Mississippi. There
was much sympathy manifested for the suf
ferers. Viewed ahstractly as an act of pure
charity, we like the spirit of our neighbors
down the river although it is rather an
uphill job to feed people who are in the
habit Of cursing us with every breath. So
long, however as the Ottumwians are imtat.
ing the example of Christ, we shall not de-
muir to their acts of dsinterssted benevo.
lence-!State Register.
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Sufferers form scrofula and Scrofuous affections
clean up Why wear your Pimples, B'otches, Ulcers
Sores? Why have the life twisted out of you by
Dyspepsia, rheumatism and Govt? Why suffer
Syphitic and Mercural diseases to rot the bones in
your body or the flesh of your bones? Why let yonr
sluggish blood drag and scatter its distempers through
your veins AYERS CoMp EXT of Sarsaparlla cures
these complaints, and ceanses them out ofthe system
Use II faithfully and you bring to society healthier
cleanlier, and far more acceptable member Demo
crdt, Baltimore, Md. For sale by J. L. Taylor, OF
N
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The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, of Philsdelphia,
is one Of the most reliable Institutions in its
sphere of benev olence, in the Union 1t has
continued its labors, for the relief Of the af
licted, with undiminished effort, through
the late season Of financial distress, and
meets all demands upon it, with its accus-
toned promp,itude. We commend the As,
ISOLATION to public attention with much con-
Iidence in the integrity and professional skill
of its managers
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

gUNHE undersigned will receive plans and proposes
y untilthe 18th day Of April next, from builders,
TO Furnish the material and put shingle roof the
Jail building In the city Of Ottuwa Said roof be
Of the best material, and put in such manner ss
will hest protect the building, and answer the pur.
poses Of roof. Theios to be completed by the first
day OF June next The party performing the con-
tract willfeceve his pay in County Orders Deposlts
your bids tsealedI with L. f. Gray.
By order Of the DO ard of Supervisors,
March 81. lsGi-ow KNIGHT
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Died. -.MRs. HELEN NJ. WIGHTaAN died

Died...MRs. HELEN NJ. WIGHTaAN died
in Ottumwa on Monday the Goth. Mrs. w.
formerly lived in this place, where her moth
er and an only blother-E r. Clapp--arc
residing. The death Of Mrs. Wightman is
deeply affective to her relatives and Friends
ia this city. 20 her husband and two chill.
dren the loss is irreparable. 1t is no empty
eulogy on the dead to say that Mrs Wight.
man was most estimable woman in all the
relations Of life. None knew her but to adj
mire her for the unobtruSive kindness of
her disposition. Her name and virtue will
live freshly in the memories of all her ac-
quaintances. State Register.
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New York, April /.

Stocks dull and rather lower. Money
continues easy and plenty at 5@6 per cent
on call. S. Fix. firner l0Sf@l0S4 Bankers
Bills. { & r l579; c B& Q s3a; M & NJ
II; G & } SO; q & G 734 G scrip sig
Reading AL NJ guaranteed $50; Harlem,
l6s, do preferred All Erie 32b; Y o
7s1 Pacific Mail Sc; Canton l4a, NJ S.
% Ex-interest; NJ S LIST bonds 30; Va Gs
rs; Mo 6s S55; Ky 95; Cal rs S7a Trcasu.
ny l0as 1929, do II l03l; U. s. 5s IA;
Coupons s9a; U S IS of '65 9ls, do Us 81
coupons 92a
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NEW YORK, March ga Paris letter in
an Times states the French and English
Governments are fitting ont powerful fleet
war STEAMERS for the United States. The
suggestion came from England France
will furnish three first class frigates and the
English contingent will perhaps he larger
The fleet will sail with sealed orders. Spain
is also preparing to send formidable force
to the Gulf Of Mexico. though no. working
in concert with France and England.
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We learn that Messrs. Putnam, Olmstead
4 Co., have purchased ground and are
about to erect a first class mill at Chicago,
with capacity for grinding fifteen hundred
barrels of -four per week. The building has
already been commenced and will go up i'm
medately. Mr.. Olmstead goes to Chicago.
Mr.. Putnam. remains in Burlington and will
continaie in the milling business as usual -
Hack Eye
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Great Fire il, Iowa CITY.

We learn by an extra Of the Iowa City
Republican, that between - and O'Clock,
March 25th, a fire broke out in that city, and
destroyed, before it could be suppressed,
eight buildings, all belonging to l.. B. &
o. A. Patterson, loss Of between $4,000
and $4,000. No insurance.
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LEAvENwoRTH, March 29.-The lower
house OF the Kansas Legislature organized
on the 2Sth, by the election of De Graft, Re-
publican, Speaker. He is understood to
favor Parrot and Lane for Senators. Gov
ernor Robinson 5 message is mainly DEVOTED
to local affairs.
Herecommends suitable acknowledgements
by the LEGISLATURE for generous relief given
needy citizens Of Kansas. He recommends
that the credit of the State be used for the
relief Of her citizens, if necessary. He says
seed has been furnished in abundance for
planting, and hopes general cal for relief
will soon close.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pHIIADELPIIUA

BeneUolent Institution established by Speci0L En-.
d0pment, for the Relief 0ftte Sick and Distressed
afflicted scih Fi'uleHt and Chr0aic Diseases
and espsciaNyfor tie Cure ofDiseases OF tie Sec.
udt Organs.
NN.EDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
WI Surgeon to all who apply by letter. with a de
scripion of their condition. Gage, occupation hab-
its Of life, &C., and in extreme pc verify to
furnish Medicine free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spernatorrhna, and other Dis
eases OF the Sexual Organs, and the New Remedies
employed ipthe Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free of charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HouGHToN. Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street Pbila
dephia, Pa. by order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCltLD, Secretary.
April 3, lS6l-tf
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We would call the attention of those suf-
lering from Consumption, Bronchitis, &C.,
to an advertisement in another column OF
this paper, Of an important discovery for the
cure of those diseases. now introduced for
the first time in the American public by
Mesers leeds, Gilmore 4 Co. ofNew York.
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ESTUAY NOTICE.

State of Iowa, 90
Wapello County
TUyaken up by David Mccullough, living In Rich
II land Township, Wapello County State Of Iowa,
on the 22d day Of March, A. d. 1851 One dark brswn
Horse abou. sixteen hands high, with white grey
spot the near jaw collar marks on he neck ;
no other marks or brands perceivable. Supposed to
be eighteen or Twenty years old, and appraised at
S20 by stephen Rybolt, Asael Clark aud John Thomp
son, before Joshua Marshall Justice OF the Peace
in and for said County, HUGH BROWN,
March 30 '6i 4-13-3 m. Clerk Of Dist. Court
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New YORK, March 3O.-General Miramon,
who arrived on the Quaker City, is SAID to
be en- route to Span to urge the acquisition
of Mexico.
Prince Alfred left Barbados on the 18th
for ST. Vincent
Orders have been received to get the store
ship Release ready for sea. 1t is believed
she will take supplies to the Gulf Squadron
The steamer Star of the West was seen on
the 23d within days sail Of Indiauola
Texas.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The Metho,
dist Conference adopted a report repeating
the new chapter on slavery inserted in the
discipline by the last Conference.
Also concurred in the resolution Of the
Baltimore Conference, requesting a Gener.
al Conference to,repeal the chapter on sla-
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WASHINGTON, March 29.-The New York
H raid correspondent says Government has
finally determ ned to abandon Sumter as soon
as vessel to, take Major Anderson's com:
mand can reach Charleston frarbor. At las;
accounts the GARRISON had only supplies for
a few days.
1t is positively denied that any order had
been given fol the reinforcement of Fort
Pickens.
The Times dispatch says that Judge Bur.
ton, of Kentucky, will decline the Chief JUS
ticeship of Dacotah and probably obtain 9
better appointment
Minister Corwin goes to Mexico on the
steamer Tennessee. which leaves New Or.
leans April 10th.
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A printers devil says that at the office
they charge him with all the pr they do find
and at the house they charge him with what
they don't find. lie can't under tand that
kind of logc.
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CHICAGO, April /.

FLOUR Unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet but firm at S2a for old and
"a for new No. Spring. 78@7Si for old
and so for No. 2. Spring
CoRx-Ipactive: 2e4@2sa for new and
old mixed.
OATS No change--l74@l71 in store.
EXCHANGE on NEw YoRK-5 per cent.
premium.
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Legal Notice.
To JACOB MOORISH.

To JACOB MOORISH.
You are hereby notified
that there viii be on file In the Office OF the CLERK of
the District Court Of Wapelo county Iowa on or he
fore the LIST day of April next the petition of Mary
Moore, claiming decree OF enforcement fro m you
ana the care Of her minor daughter, Emily setting
forth wfu absence on your part. Now unless rn,
appear and defend said petition or before noon ~
the second day Of the term OF said Court which
commences Its session May eth, 1861, Judgment viii
be rendered against you and decree be entered &C.
cording TO the prayer Of said petition
HEsDERsH0TT BURTON.
hareh y, issf- INV Mtys for r1ies.
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TO EDWARD II. BLACKWELL +:

You are hereby noti
fed that there is file ia the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Wapello County, State
of Iowa the petition Of ii. X. Love, praying the
court TO quiet the title in himself certain reales
tate therein described and for general relief and
that unless You appear and and defend there
TO before the second day OF the next
term of the District Court to be begun and held in
said County on the 9th d"y OF May, 1861, default
will be en- cred against you, and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for In said petition
HENDERSIOTT BURTON,
Feb 1861 413-4w, Atty for Pin.
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New York, March 3O.-Th- steamer Dan
iel Webster from Texas with United States
troops on board, is nav passing Long
Branch, and viii be up about $50 O'Clock
this H. m
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WASHINGTON, March 20 Information
from the Ordnance Department about cannon
sent from Bellons. to Richmond shows they
were contracted for three years ago
Receipts in Treasury. 100000. Net bal.
ance on hand 81 ,5SS,000.
1t is said that Zane, recently. confirmed
Judge. will endeavor to hold Court at athens,
Alabama.
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BosToN, March 30.--The British ship W.
Hammond, from New Orleans for Cork, was
abandoned on the 10Th instant in lat 30
long. 65 The crew, 81 in number were
taken off by the Dutch brig Serene, which
has arrived here from Rotterdam
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RICHMOND, March ga resolution to
terminate debate on Tuesday was violently
opposed.
Mr.. Rivers spoke seven hours in favor of
the Unto I.
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State OF Iowa,
Wapello County.
To THOMAS WHlLEy: Sir-You are hereby notified
that there Is now file In the Office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court OF said county, the petition OF Lucy
Whaley plaintiff, praying said Court for decree dis
solving the bonds Of matrim6ny existing between
you and tie said plaintiff that unless you appear
thereto and defend before the second day Of
the next term ofthe District Court Of said county
commence 9th May, 1861, default will be entered
against you and judgment and decree according 10
prayer OF petiioner. A. HARRIS,
March %, isGi4w. Atty for PlaintiT
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Hon. Andrew johnson, the patriotic I'm
ion U. S. Senator from Tennessee, continues
earnestly to favor an abandonment of the
forts at the South, wherever it is not essen
tial to maintain them. He says the Presi-
dent has nothing to do in this matter, ex-
cept follow the highest military advice, as
this is purely military question. There
will he nothing left of secessionists, he says,
ifSumter is abandoned.
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The Oskaloosa Herald says that the gra.
ding, with the bridges and ties, on the Ed
dyville and Oskaloosa road, will be ready
for the iron by the first Of May. Oskaloos;.
is detsrmined soon to hear the snort of the
iron horse.
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FASKFoRr, March 90 Mr.. Crittenden
spoke to day according to appointment. His
speech was a strong appeal for uncondition-
al Union. He said Kentucky was the first
State admitted under the Constitution, and
would be the last to go out. Secession was
no remedy for any troubles that might exist,
but would prove an aggravation of difficult
ties.
He avowed it his belief that the people of
the North loved those of the South, and
cherished the Union above party platforms,
and would not permit the continuance of
wrongs upon any section. Kentucky would
stand firm if all the rest of the south were to
go. Though alone in her loyalty, she would
grasp the flag of the Union and die among
the falling columns of our Conlederacy. As
things now were she hoped to win the rash
South back bv her patriotic example.
Mr. Crttenden declared himself a, non
coercionist. He believed also that our conn.
tryacould not support two Governments
Secession was terrible delusion; better
remedies we're to he found in the Union.
The speaker referred to Mr. Clay's great
speech of 1850, in which he prophesied that
two part:es-one for Union, the other for
Observation-Disclosures spring up. lDaC prophe
CIV was now fulfilled,
When shall Kentucky, 90 out Of the
Union 2 continued Mr.. C,ittenden. 'Nev-
err, never, neverr' If he were the last
man to support it he would still be for I'm.
ion.
The whole speech was eminently conser
vative. The old men threw his whole soul
into the cause which he so eioquently plead.
II was among the finest efforts of his advan-
cling age.
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WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Confeder-
ate newspaper has received a dispatch that
Fort Sumter-was evacuated to day.
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BosToN, March 30 -Lemu,l Shaw, late
Chief Justice of Massachusetts,, died this
morning, suddenly.
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CassiusM NJ. Clay Las tesn al pointed Minis
ter 10 II Isl ia, AMI tail schuits 10 Spain,
Usual Of p".t,sal
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MOFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs

VHNHESE MEDICINES have now been before public
L for period of thirty gears, and during that
time have maintained high character in almost ey
cry part of the Globe for their extraordinary and i'm
me late of restoring perfect health persons
suffering under nearly every KIM of disease to which
the human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03
A Farm of 100 acres Wanted.

A N improved Farm OF 16a acres, for which unim-
"A proved land, improved or unimproved property
la Burlington and some cash win be exchanged. A
good bargain given to any one having such farm to
dispose OF. Enquire at the coumER OFFICE.
March %, 1861.
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The Democrats, says the Elmira Adcerti-
ser, are is about the same condition of old
Mandevill', who resolved in his cups that he
would go home and whip the old woman
"Pll whip her." said he, ''if she hasn't any
supper ready, and I'll whip her If she has
I'll whip her any way"
The Democrats seem to have resolved to
find fault with him any way.
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NEw YORK, Marches. The Quaker City
from HAVANA. Monday. has arrived.
Much excitement existed at HAVANA on
the subject of the annexation of San Domin,
go to Spain.
1t seems hesystem ofSpanish emigration
has been going on in that island, the emf
grants being instructed, wien the proper
time arrived, to h ist the Spanish flag and
invoke the protection. of Spain.
This was dene on the 10th, much to the
astoniShment of the blacks and natives
When the news reached Havana, the frigate
Blanco, fully armed with a large number of
regular troops was despatched, sailing'on
the Odd. a
Two screw frgates will soon follow, with
five thousand regulars.
A large naval and military force of 10, 900
is said to be on the waYifrom SPAIN.
It is stated that IIayti will soon share, the
same fate as San Domingo, with the consent
Of France.
1t is said million dollars is en- route from
Spain to aid the metallic circulation of the
Island. Sugar qniet.
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EOOk Notices.

The Atlantic Monthly for April. has. the
following table of contents April Days f;
The Professors Story Bubbles Cities and
Parks Life in the Iron Mills ; The reign of
King Cotton GlmpSes" OF Garibaldi; Two
or Three Troubles; Maron Dale, and Charles
ton under Arms. The Nav No, will con.
tain the commencement OF "Agnes Of Scr
rents, new Tale by Harriet Bcccher Stowe"
Prof. O. w. Holmes, and the Author oil
"Rccrcations of Country ParSon," viii
contribute regularly to the Atlantic.
THE CHICAGO Posi- OFFIcE.-It affords us
Great pleasure to learn that j. L. ScrippS
Editor Chicago Tribune has been appointed
and confirmed, Post Master at Chicago. We
heartily congratulate Mr., scrpps upon this
Justly deserved mark of appreciation of his
valuable services to the Republican party
and to Journalism. A better nomination
has not been made by the new AdminiStra
ton. f G. Larned ESQ. has been appointed
District Attorney of Northern Illinois, ant
julius White Collector Of Chicago
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LIST 0E LETTERS

En EMA1NING in the Post Office at Ot;umwa. Iowa
E6 on April list 1861. II not taken within three
months they viii be sent to tie "Dead Letter oiee