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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 14-The Supreme
Court gave to-day decision in favor of
Mrs. Gaines, and gave such directions as
will place her IN possession Of the property
of Daniel Clark, of whom she is the only
legitimate child.
HARRIsBuRe, March ID. Hen. D. vii.
mot was elected U. S. Senator in place of
Cameron
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EUES-On Monday. MARCH, 18th, HELEN NJ wife
OF W. +. Wight nan, aged3l years
On Monday. the 18th. at tho residence Of Daniel
Eaton, SMRNCE WEsT, aged IS years.
On Thursday. February 2sth, at the residence Of
Dlnie! Eaton ANDREW L., son Of Prescott West aged
months
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SEWING MACHINES.
H.. CDRyEI,s. a, co.'s

l.. CDRNEL. & CO.'S
ATE IMPROVED DOUBLE LOCK TIGHT
- stitch, warranted to give good satisfaction as
the highest priced machine In market.
Under feed-straight needIe-sews from common
spoos, from Ito 50 stitches to the inch-is nicely an
she'd and will stitch, hehi FELL tuck gather cord and
cmbroider. j. phCGH,
Agent for the above Nacaias.
ottaawa, Jan. -, It's 70 sa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

j. G. Davenport, Editor of the Times,
was designated by the Republicans of Rap ids
Township as their choice for Postmaster o.
that place, on Monday last The sele zion
is ag oi one
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

MONTGOMERY, March l6.--H. c. Jones
and Nicholas Davis have been elected to
Congress to supply vacancies.
Congress adjourned tonight till the sec.
ond Monday in May.
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A PUBLIC MARKET
VIII be held l. the Town OF -----
... NOR AVA,

NOR a,
Appanoose Co, Iowa, on the 10th day nf April next,
where any kind of Live Stock Of the surrou ndng
country will be exhibited iot sale exchange Buy
ers OF Stock from distance will be there with ready
Cash. .....
Bring your Premium Stations, your Fancy Race
and Coach Horses, your Blooded Brood Mares and
Colts. They will bring in Good Currency all that
they worth beef or Work Cattle Cows ana
Calves Stock Hogs aud Poultry all will command a
full value in Cash, Exchange or Trade.
Another such u Market will come of on the 18th
Of September lext that two such Markets will be
held regular every year in that place.
Penns and Stalls will be furnished by the Moravia
Committee. March .. 1861.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

STucE.-Senator Green, Of Missouri, is
not likely to be reelected. He has, after a
great many ballotings, got up to 60 votes
- being necessary to choice and
he can get no more. His disunion and
reasonable prociivties do not seem to have
eIdeared him even to Missourians.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

A western paper says:-"Wanted at this
office, an editor who can please everybody.
Also, a foreman who can so arrange the pa
per as to allow every mans advertisement to
head the column"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

LOOK OUT FoR COUNTERFEIT AND BOGUS
NoSEr.--Well executed counterfeit tivcs
and tens on the Merchants Bank of Missouri
St. Louis, have reccntly made their appear
anee here. Also, plated quarters, American
l,'n Of 1877. very wei executed
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vs. In the District Court of wapello

vs. In the District Court Of wapello
John w. Smith county, Iowa.
10 John w. smthmSir: you are hereby notified that
the petition of William Evans is now on file in the
Office OF The Clerk Of the District Court Of Wapello
county, iowa claiming that petitioner Is the ow err
In Zee OF the following described real estate towit
Thr east half OF section No $50 thirty and the
east nan or tse northwest quarter Of said section all
IN township No. %, range II vest in said county /;
saio petitioner also alleges that on the Oh, day of
april 1879, Alfred J. Whiprle and John c. Wl,ipple
executed mortgage to you said real estate to Sc
sue ths payment oithree notes amounting to twelve
hundred dollars aud that said notes are fully naid
anu that You nave failed to enter satisfaction OF said
mortgage on the record: said petitioner asks for
decree that satactson be entered nrecord and hat
the ,ite OF petitioner said real estate be oueted
IN MN nee fro all claims under said mortgage-
Now unless YOU appear on before noon of the Sec
ohd uay o. the next term of sac District ourt of said
county 10 be begun and held on the 9th day OF Nav
oo IN said county default will be taken against YOU
anu .ecree rendered thereon according to prayer
OF pett,oner; WILLIAMS 4 HAMILTON,
Nareh ., iSoi-iw Att'ys for Petitioner.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE Adjourned
Southern Rights Meeting, yesterday p. M,
passed unanimously the resolutions present
ed Friday evening and appointed delegates
to Mass Convention to be held at Frank
fort on the Goth inst. Mr. Smiral made ar
eloquent speech. Perfect order prevailed
/. In the evening Hon. James Guthrie a /
dressed Union Meeting. He COUNSEL 4
moderation and said that Mr. Lincoln was
honest, and that the North would ultimately
accede to the just demands Of the South.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

A"Whitc House. has been hired at Mont
gomery, Ala, for the use of the President Of
the Southern Confederacy, at 5000 year.
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New Advertisements.
Legal N0eice.

To JACOB MOORISH:
You are hereby notified
that there will be file In the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court of Wapello county, Iowa, he
fore the LIST day of April next the petition Of Mary
Moore, claiming dc cree of enforcement from you
and the care Of her minor daughter, Emily, setting
forth a wihuf absence your part. Now unless you
appear and defend said petition before noon f
the second day Of the term of said Court Which
commences its session May 21th, 1861, judgment will
be rendered afainst you, and decree be entered ac
cording 0 the prayer Of said petition.
HENDERSlI0TT & BURTON,
March 90, 1852 13-4w Atty for pltTs
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The majority against Convention in the
State of Tennessee is ll,4so. With one coun-
ty 70 hear from.
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Book Notices,

GoDY's LADIES' Book for April is received,
and grand number it is. Engraving,
Collored fashion Plates, Patterns. and read
ing matter, all are excellent and constitute
Cody tie Magazine of the age Louis A.
Cody, Philadelphia, Publisher. Terms So.
= year. Club price with the Courier. So.
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g. GilIaspy g. Co.,

Have on hand large amount OF secondhand Salt,
which is most excellent for sailing all kinds of Stock
Hides, &C., whicshey are selling at the low rate OF
One Dollar per Barrel.
All kinds OF grain taken At the hi CHEST market price
in exchange for salt. Cash paid for Corn.
Ottumwa, March 6, 1S6l-lm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

PETERsBURG, March I4,-The vote for and
against instruction continued to-day Ex-
traordinary exertions are made on both
sides, and the excitement is very great.
The following is the result: for instruction
73G, against 6.3; the latter gained II to-
day.
PIocessious are parading tonight with
music and speeches. Tomorrow is tie last
day. Tbs secessionists are sanguine.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20

!E5lME 10 Cincinnati as quick, and to India,
II st. Louis and Chicago quicker than bya
or route. n
WESTWARD TRAINS
Fust NdA Lfne--Leave Pittsburgh. IL.
Arrives AT Crestlne 1Oi
Making Close connec ions with Bellefon,a
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati Roads I,
Arriving at indianapolis at S:S5 D. M: s.
1916 p. m; Cincinnati 7:50 p. m; and Chicago
p. 10. n. B.-The time to Cincinnati is the sar
by Steubenville. Trains on both roads meet at C,
BIS, and passengers all go into Cincinnati togeth
Express 1rdfn-Leaves Pittsburgh ...... Lao
Arrives at Crestline. 1850
Making close connections az above.
Arriving at indianapolis at $50 m; St. Louis,
NJ; Cincinnati SEQ m; and Chicago Io:fo a m.
N B.-The time to Cincinnati is the same
Steubenville. Trains on both roads meet at c.
bus, and passengers all 60 in Cincinnati together
Sleeping cars on this train from Pittsburgh 10
cinnati. 10 Indianapolis, and to Chicago.
Trains through to Chicago without change Of
EASTWARD TRAINS
Leave Chicngo G:l0 m an ESQ D m. ArriTi
Lima 2:25 m and $40 m. Connecting with I
for Dayton und Cincinnati. Arriving ct Orr
5:45 p m and 6:l3 IN.
Connecting with trains for Columbus, Cine
Cleveland, Buffalo and the East, and arriving al
turgh 2.20 N and 40 m. All making clos
nections withtrains on Pennsylvania Railro
philadelphia and the Eastern cities y
Accommodation Truths From Federal str
legheny, for New Brighton o IS a m and A. O5 I'd
rives at ighton at 100 a m and 5 az p m Il
New Brighton at ESQ m and 1880 D IN, arriff
Allegheny at $50 n m and 900 y M RI
Allegheny and Economy Accommodation trait
Allegheny at " m and 6 p IN, aud arrives a &c
at 90 p m and II m. Leaves Economy at
and 3.3S p m and arrives in Allegheny ct : q
and 90 m.
Alliance Market Train Leaves Alliance
m and arrives in Allegheny at II 80 a m; lea
legheny at 2 90 p m and arrives in Alliance ut
stopping at all stations for passengers and mar
Tickets will be sold for these trains at reduce
Through Trains connect as follows:3
At Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland ard
burgh Railroad.
Al orrvill,, Ohio, to and from Millersburg, i
Cuyhoga Falls. &c.
At Mansfield, Ohio, for Mt. Vernon, Shelby, San
Toledo, Det.oit, &c.
At Crestiine, for Delaware, Springfield. Colu
Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, ST. E
Louisville, &C.
At Forest, for Springfield, sandusky, Dayton, q
natl, &c.
At Lima, for Sydney, Dayton, Cincinnati. &c. i
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Undisn
Louis. and intermediate points In Central l.
and Illinois.
AZ Plymouth, for Lsporte.
At Wanatah, for all points on the New Albar
Salem Railroad.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points 10 Il
Iowa. Wisconsin. and Minnesota.
For further information, and Through Tickets
TO J. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
Passenger Station pitLsbut
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Il cent.
Passenger station dli-ght
Through Tickets for sale at the Ticket Offices !
Company, on the line OF the road. TO all parts q
United States. G.. q. HATHEW1i
General Passenger Agent, Piitsbur
March 70, 1861.
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A. Johnson, In the District Court
VS.. Of Wapello County low

To HIRAM II JOHN
Yon are hereby nc fled that the Petition Of JUL
johnson is now On file In the office of the Clerk
Dstric. Court ofWhpello County Iowa. prayini
Court for Divorce q o neuie yaatfimCrit apE
you. Aud for cause OF such divorce, saidNpeti
states, that after your marriage with PetitoneAl
became addicted to habitual drunkenness.
her without reasonable cause for the space Q!
years. Now unless YOU appear on or before noe
tina I'd day Of the next Term offs id Court, TO he
in May 1861, In said County and make driehs
said Petition, default will be taken against you
decree rendered thereon according TO pray,
Petitioner -, wILLIAMS& HAMiLi9
March B 1881. ~. Attys Tor Petition
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GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT.
VExHIS DELICIOUS TONIC stimuian,. espcciaiIv
u designed for the use of the Medical Profession
and the Family, having superseded the so.caled
Gins, Aromatic" Cordial" Medicated." and
"schnapps" is endorsed by all Of the pgominon mt
physicians chemists and connoisseuys as possessing
(; II % those Intrinsic medical qualities ftonic nd
iiurefic) which belong to an ola and eurs Gin -
Put up in quart bottles and sold by all druggists gro
GERS, ETC. A. NJ. BlNlNGER e CO,
(Estabiished In lao) Sole Proprietors,
No. ~ Broad street, y. Y.
For sale by ~. 8. BARNES co. No 10
Park Row New York.
Our long experience and famili rity with the re.
quremerfs Of DRrGGIsTS, and our superior business
facilities, enable us to furnish them with choice n
quors for medicinal and family use
March Is, lSGi-ly.
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Ayers Catllartic Pill

ron THE CURE OF
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Dyscntc,y, Font Stomach, E,ysipelas, Heo
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Lioer Complaint, D,opsy, letter, 1amor
SAT- Menm, IFoHs, Cont, Neuralgia
Dinner PiR, and for Ptoifyiny the Blood.
They are s,igar-coatcd, so that the most
tive can take them pleasantly, and they
best apcrient in tho world for all the purpos;
family physic.
Price IS cents per Boz; Five boxa7 for
Greatnumbcrs of Clergymcn, Physicians, s
men, and eminent pcrsonages, have lent
names to certify tho unparalleled usefulness o.
remedies, but our space here will not perm
insertion Of them. The Agents below nam
nish gratis oar AMERICAN ALMANAC in viii,
arc givcn with also full descriptions of the
complaints. and the treatment that should
lowed for their cure. 4
Do not be put off by unprinciplcd dealer
other preparations they make more pro
Demand AYERS, and take no others. Th
want the best aid there is for them, and they
have it.
All Cur remedies are for sale by
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-20
Fort Sumter Evacuated.

We have the painful in.siifsen that the
ADM lis'ration have been compelled to order
the withdrawal Of Maj II Anderson from
Fort Sumter We have at this writing only
the announcement Of this flct; but before
our paper is issued, W. shall doubtless learn
taat the order has been carried into execu,
ton, and that the gallant and faithful Andcr-
son and his brave and true men, have saluted
FIR the last tm., the Stars and stripes wa
v.ng over Sumter, and taken a sad leave Of
the scene Of their slnrio2s achievements.
tits sal |, arl it is d ,ub:less tru,, tina. this
step was military necessity; ina. force
of 10, 00o men, at laa-t, was necessary to
relieve and reinforce The fort TINT the 1000
troops in and arou Il Washington, is the
only force at command Of the government
aid those repaired fo- the Capital, and Forts
Monroe and Washington that Anderson
had OILY Is days rroyi,ions, and must have
rerish,d or ANONYMOUSLY SUR nler d to
the rebels. From this it seems that there
was no choice. So said and advised Gen.
Scott, and al the mi itary advisers Of the
Alninistra.i)n. Itwouli not do to leave
the gallant Anderson anl his men t, perish.
Hence the order.
This will be bitter Pill Tor loyal men
thT,ugiout the Country, and will unqucstion-
sbiy produce more excitement than any
event in our history bat it should be borne
in mini, in judging il, that the present
Administration i in TO degree responsible
for it. 1t isa legacy Of humiliation bequcath
cd by the preceding administration. whose
treachery AID inbeclity permitted treason
TO grow to proportions so formidable, and
who left 4 a dollar nor soldi r, and scarce
" slip, to oppos, and rosistit.
Whit the effect Of this important move
ment may have on the country, it is
impossible nov to determine; we can only
say that we have the most unlimited conf
dsnce, that in taking thi, step, the President
his Cabinet, their mil tary advisers, Gen
Sc,tt and others, have done what, under the
circu!ns lance, was wisest and best.
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1861. ,EssE
PITTsBUGH, FORT WAYNE AND cE.
RAILROAD.
To all Points i'm tsac SouIh, West
Northwest.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

TE7lME 70 Cincinnati as quick, and to Inda
IL st. Louis and Chicago quicker than By q
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Mr.. Douglas As the galleries will not be
quiet, will say no more, and abruptly took
his seat Executive Session. Adjourned.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
The Loaasa Tines On Secession

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
Progrs., Of Nr. Lincoln.

Ths SerihsSa papers are iali If tie ssyiHEs
sf NJ I.lneolA. Al the saripu. psPsts, tea rs
sud cites on bis ~sy 30 Wszh.aatsE No-t
Of bis spssclrs sfs very fo,.ii.h sad hs,rpy
more wrakaess than We fapFoFri he Sas "a
psbis 81 Wsfo the Journal. sal pzF~Js
isisaaiy ts h,iss 81 Frsaaia siirni 10 p haf he
has hsss ssyiug. thsy would rsaasF bia =
ssrytss Fer Instance, be is tsiiiPR 10 eli hts
speeches tbst there Is hutaihg wtsnE Ia the
souatry that eli tba tfssbIss ars merely trui-
poraFt. Ne liRroia had bettsT advise BIZ
part, "a csasS tariS CAstihasy and &, asrrdr
30 usasufsa % = fair snd Jast settlement ef
stisiius dtas assultiss, - be fasy Saks ~ sos.r
Hn.FaiHg znd Ani ts his uttsf asionisLmFut
that ihefe Is sometbtns WTe0g 10 The eouH-
Try By Ihis wa g,rsR to ssy that he border
states. which have shapa their Willingness O.
give him a i.,iF ,rial, raay dssiot nll farther
sounesiios vitb his goseTnn,rai. Waite ihs
Border STATE, spsak ou, in nFvH oooaemnH-
iiou u the brfesy OF sreesrian 'hrF aFs stili
of the upinioa that there IA 50 ~. thing SF.ur
and thai this negro qurstlsu inHsI be srt'isd
PsFsAuen,ly snd taken cut ui Congress Let
M. Liarola aHd biz advisers consider this
serious matter. a. II 10, sad take heed 20 the
warning Of Tennessee, kshtuek,, Nifslsia,
North CaroliHR snd AisaouH.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
Eeties % Railraad Tr.ysll.rs

30 is met frHB s-. Ssh f.vrE. O. :rar1 suy
ssisit - iul E1stsr7 tttJ v- Eay- towards saT
kaHyss4 Cswpapy, IA. ps fsri 9, 90 6atr 10
maEs . isu frBtsrss 10 Fr,stasfs % fa4s Isor-
"a Esst TgoGrssss 8tlrsat A-r.Fssz a.
HoaigsasFT. Z a.ng S1-ta. saa s-- ~ sasr- ~
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aavsing ,pssssarsTs Eo.aE N5-ts 70 tsss q
AtiaBts tee taatfaR.sEa i-asH - Bs8SaH,
Cleveland sni kGlIrllc Vel. sc 4aaa So
aEl hav "a 10 yna sgpPrs~ 'ssr 80 have
EsfteE - t-g A0rtF1HsrT isS: f1esisF
ssaFsisg. ass sF % this ,inss tFrisy magH-
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1a 10. ssHa Co a-taga asy b!sEs- - aay 81: %
a-E. o. sry Hati5sf. except TIE .s'tis -ue-
horss Railroad from AHssta 70 EaoIvl..
mere ssp=aisiiy Jhs road ssop Cleveland %
EuarF.i-. Per. as PLAIN za dzT55-A- a1s1E
half aaT from T.sTeIaHi 20 1a1t-i.r, ths
cor nl-riaf Ess gssa % 'asi-- srsF BE 6as
appsrest.y for ~ other gl~r1s-faaH - sTsas
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have - Tafch tltF 9rffaTf aE1 i1frs7. -fHn CD
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