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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
PATuxENT River Land
FOR
s 4 l. f..

If not sold At private sale hrf;.re SAT-.
CRDAT, Ocrol~r the 10th, 1860, I will
offer At public .ait, in the village If CHAR
LOTTE HALL. on that day, tls FAisNI
On which, ~ow rs~i.,e.
This Farm is situated On the r.,nxcn,
River. adjoining III. lrnia # Mrs. r.. T..
Thouas and Maj. James Collins, aud CON.
tains
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
Persons wishing 10 purchase land Of su,,c-
nor quality, where good health and all the
de!iracics Of the water are 20 t.s had. are
requested TO call and examine the premises.
Steamers, {" and from Baltimore, pass this
land every day.
This Farm, viii be divided AID sold ir
thrre psr,x.
1er.ns male known on spp.i-nt,ou n the
undersigned ard possession will be given On
the frat day "f January, 1851.
". J. CARTWRIGHT.
Cha.la.s Hall. p. O.,
Saint Mays County.
Nd.
Augas, 80th, 1SSO-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24

pHE snbsrr,her wouId respectfully -
- inform his friends aud the public "a
hat he is prepared tn do every tang u, Ky
the line of a WATCH and CLOCK MAKER
and Je~el!ef. on the most reasonable asrss E.r
cash aud IN the most durable manner
Thankful for past fnvors. and in tbs homes ~
the continuance 81 the patronage OF sn enIieh.
tened public. he will Madeavor BY diIigen, app.i.
cation to business TO merit the fayors shows
him.
]. 3. BALL,
Washington Hotel.
Leonard TOSn, Nd.
y. y. Jewelry given "a exchange for old s.,'d
and silver. z.4s-
is. SAIL.
August J0;h, lsfab-Ie3n
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24

NOTICE To CREDITORS And =
vi DEBTORS. Ell

NOTICE il l'ess'sy given, that the suhseri.
IN Der hrs obtained from the O.phaps'
Court Of Saint Mary'= county. in Maryland,
letters. iesismenfarv nn the p>S<...al estate 1t
WILLIAM II HEBn. late of said countv.
aecea-esi. All persons having claims against
the sai.l deceased ar. hereby warned 10 file the
same with the Register # Wills far Saint Ma
rys c.sua'y, "r exhibit the mmc. With the
prsper v.aacics thereof tn the subscriber
in B.ltimnrc city. ou OF before the 18Th dav
OF Jane. 1861. otherwise they may he sxc,,.-
aea BY Law frofn all hencfit Of the said estate.
All persons indebted to the said estate are re-
qsested y make Immediate payment. Givea
under my hand this 18th day of December.
ieGe.
CAROLINE A. HEB.
Executrix.
Tee. ls.h. fsGo--lv. &c
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
3 4 1 E s
f0R THE GOVERNMENT OF TIL e
CIRCUIT COUaT rOR SAINT MA.
RVS COUNTY, SITTING ASA
COUAT OF EQUiTY.

|. The ans of each serm ahal! DO the re-
tsfa day ks equity process.
:. Il. basf 'r l,rtisioa shall be laid hsfore
the C'nrt sotii Il shall havs been duly fiied
In cvurt ----
.. ANY bib o. pssisioe 10 writing. Sled
and addressed Ia the Curt. rerti6ed By q
1s.lso C JasiI'a 70 have bscn acknowledged he
Tore aia " the p. rson whose uanae il snb-
sssil-i shsrsss,. the Judge Or justicr stating in
tes oss.iacaIa thai ZACH lersnn Il knows &,
him. shall he II the am. elies ~ IL signed
s'': aseH ~ oe,air,.nr Of the 9 ,nrs. "a NJ IL
h's,v>ssd hY tae per~sa t~ be 6l,I.
4. No subpoena az attachment sl;ai, issue
a:,s;nss any defendant 0util oil the papers re-
t<rrsd q, u exhibits with the bill ~ petition.
snd u.al- tn, lhsgtof, .l.a!t Lr hl.i.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
BACHELORS HOPE"
PRIVATE SALE OF
VALUABLE
REAL estate.

TRE FARM belrnging To me. located IL
Il C.sslo,,e Hall district and situated abcu,
nne aud half mirs from Patuxen, river. viii,
I've sold Al Private sale. 1t contains three hap.
drc'i acres Of land, more or less, and tI,e sell
is celebrated for the production Of hi-hes.
priced tnharcn. The FARM has on il 4 com
Portable DWELLING. with IA
the Usual out-housss For &3ffNA
terms apply 20 the under. ii;x
signed at 'tiramrion." or ad- 11
dress undersigned a. Chaptirn
DANIEL. I. MORGAN,
near Head Of st. Clements Bay.
Sep'.sisih, lse0-Lf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
500 RE w 4 RD.

~
ID An away from Rssscrofi the ,esidesss Il
N William r. Hardy. in ST. l.agass' de.
.r'r'. on Tuesday. the 18th instant. negro nss
David Williams. aged aboui - years. D.. 4
when he lsft the Farm. u pair Of white d, al
cloth ran,n'oons. b sek pea jacket and whns
doh hat. He srnt. with him, siso. a Eundsv
suA OF black clothes md black hat. Dlvid -
fast tsike1 snd very q.sck % his nssvesnsn,..
he was rurchsss! If HsrtSs Duvali. IL Ante
Arundel county. i'd.
will give she above fsSard. IL be 10 sstss
outside Of O.. Mary . sous,y. and Sc. II ks 10
taken ~ the rs'unsy-Psosiasd he - % seas' -
thss &c, him sgs,a.
john NJ. MlLLAkO
WILLIAM r. AAR0Y.
ksessgd Towa, NJ
Nov. 24th. 1883
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
CONSrABl.E%S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

nf virtue Fl three ~rits II T~ndiiin,i Ex-
ID rcsas. ISSUED by d Justice VI "a. Peace
os the State m Maryland. in AID for Saint
Mut- t.rn,y. me At Tie snit ii Peter r.
Saith, m~ at the suit of John Morgan.
aaj sr~ ~ tue -lit ef Abell Ssnner against
TIA g.-is aui chassei,, lands and i.ne-
,nsnts # William Reale. Free Rack. and to
ne directed, ] ave seized and taken in exscu.
ti..n all the right. title interest. claim and e.
tate. at law att: ia equity. "f tie raid Will
lam B.alc. =. B., in aud to the following pro-
petty IL wit:
Oae tract "s psrs+l If land called AID
k:sxn A.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24

stkh~i tes ucni'hke eHe opps"HS party HiaN
argue II orally or by notes On that day, or
submit it to tbs Court. who shall there.
upon proceed to determine the said mo-
ton.
Is. At any stage IF . causs. where fsrth-
81 proceedings arc proper to b. had or the
part Of the Complainant. the defendant may
obtain rule for such further prsceetiinys,
t. he had BY the fourth day of the s..cond
torn after that al which snci, rule shall be
entered; aud ii the con-, Iianant shall not cons
ply with such rule. his bill ,asy, on applica-
ton. be- dismissed.
ls. When AZ answer shall Re 6led to an in-
junction bill, admitting the equity, ,lcrenf
ard praying dissolution cf the injunction ss
{" part of ,he injin-d Judgment l.a affected
thereby. uo,i.,n for such dissolution will h-
heard At the term next after filing the .i,swer,
without ro,ics {" the opposite party IL suci.
na.ton.
% Or motion TO dissolve ir,junctious Tex
cept in cases .f waste aud The likel the cuur-
sci opInS-tt ., such uis'tions will be expected,
Ia argue against Them, or. TO put in nLtes, 9TH
erwise INCH injunctia,.s will Be- dissolved, by
erisr at HI.c E.urt. unls.. cause to- the contrs-
~ shall! be shown by the Eth day after such
o.,ler.
81 On answer bring 6led 20 an injunction
Mil, admitting the matters stated in the same
10 10 trur. tho defendant may siirrcs the cause
"a b got down for t,,.al he.rins NJ the k,llow-
ing term aud aa sHy ai.-wer being filed. the
c..nr claimant may direct the cause to be- set
d"wn f,r tnal isaring ut the following term /;
AMI on any answer bcing fled. the c"raplain-
snt uiay direct the cause to be set down for
6nal hearing.
AZ. a ne szeas shall be by special or,isr dis
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LEGAL. KATIGE

To Jesse Brookshire, Thomas J. Brookshire, Sarah
Ann Brookshire, Susan J. Brookshire, Elizabeth
Brookshire, William S. Brookshre, Alice Brookshire
VOU and each of Y are hereby notified that there
II Is now on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Wa
pello District Court petition of The State Bank of
the State Of Indiana for the the Branch thereof
at Terre Haute, and James ID. Wilson and J. G. Hail.
claiming that the estate of Charles f. Harrow Is in
debted to the said Bank OIL judgment Of said court
the sum of seventeen hundred and twelve and 81 100
dollars, claiming that lots aud in sec. 49, lots
and in sec. Is, lot in Sec 20, and the u of II
sw u Of NV II and the W Il OF the a of Sec a
all In I ~ IA W, in said county chargable with
the payment Of said sum- and further that the sale
heretofore made under said judgment of the n of
S Of said sec. "a for 400 by mistake and the
amount improperly credited on said judgment
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the 26th day of November 1861
being the day Of the next Term OF said court
default will be entered and Judgment and decree be
rendered thereon according to the prayer of said
tition. HALL, HENDERSIIOTT& BURTON
Aug. III, 1861 "a l34w Attys for Pitts.
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To Arms: To Arr,l


~ our friends Capt. Hedrick, Of I'M
W. oreys' CLONE Guards), and lad
son, Esq, are at work recruit, n In.
tantry Company to go into imi SER
vice, and we are glad to learn are
meeting with excellent succei from
pr, Indications this Com Fill be
days.
we have no hesitancy in 81 ON the
character Of the gentlemen erIsin rails
ing this Company and the N ady en-.
listed tina, it will be one of I if not
,@e oery best Company in thdfrom the
Des Moines Valley.
by reference to Gen. Baks cular let
ter in ano her column, It wfseen that
ne Is already taking the ptary steps
towards draftiu g, and unles loyal men
OF the country respond, ou{ lorities will
be compelled to resort 10 Shumiliating
method to fill up our reouiflota. What
Say you men of Wapellj Shall we not
.a'her embrace the preseHportunity of
'o , a crack Company the privilege
OF selecting the character Dur service and
your own officers, than submit to this
nortifying result TIL honse to 20,
'aSers coll rests with thu jail and patriotic
men OF the country, ane are confident
hey VIII respond with Sity and save us
rom the disgrace of fig our quota by
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IUDsON,s mOUNTAIN HERRPIILs.

How strange and wonderful it ofteen seems TO us
that edicine composed Of simple mountain herbs
and roots, should SO certainly search out and cure
disease. How surprizing that the Indians should
know and preserve so long and we'll secret that has
escaped the search of the greatest physicians the
world has eyer seen. True, the, ancient inhabit-
ants of Mexico were strange race, found by the
Spaniards living In large cities and allowing for Tn cir
strange customes and religion well civilized as
their conquerors. In the words of a writer of some
celebrity, They have perished from the EARTH their
cities are gigantic piles of ruins their Kings and
Princes so mi ghy in their life are forgotten their
ruins and their medicine alone eft." The united
testimony Of all intelligent persons IS, that Judsons
Maintain Herb Pills are the most successful medicine
In the world in curing Diseases
Sold by all Medicine Dealers
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THE MAKOssA ARABiCA.

us SION y II y.
WYTLE IRA FELING ~ ARLgHA.
All who are suffering from Consumption should use
the AaKoRA ARAHIcA, discovered by missionary in
Arabia.
All who are threatened wish Consumption should
use the N,koRA ARaBicA, discovered by missionary
in Arabia.
All who suffering from Bronchitis should use the
aaKoK. aEtBios discovered eS missionary in Arabia
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should the ARAAicA discoN cred BIZ
missionary In Arabia
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrof,Ia and
Impurities OF the Blood shanld the MAKeRA ARAni-
CA, discovered hy missionary in Arabia.
IL cures Consumption.
IL cures Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat Coughs aud Colds
IL cures Asthma, Scrofula and impurities of the
Blood.
This unequalled remedy is for the first tlme in
IL was proyidentially discovered by missionary
while travelling in Arabia. He cured OF Con
sumption by It's use after his case pronounced
hopesiess by learned physicians in Europe.
lie has forwarded to rs In writing, full unit
his own eStrsord nary cure, and Of number Of others
which have come under his observation, and also a
full account Of the medicine.
At his request, ana impelled by desire to extend
knowledge Of this remedy 20 the public have
had his communication printed in pamphlet form FOR
free distribution Its interest Is enhanced by
which he gives of some OF the Of the Sy
rian massacres which he obtained from those who
| suffered in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office or il
will be sent free by mail TO all who apply for II.
! We import the sAEoR, ARAnIcA direct from SMYRNA
through the house of Cleon 4 Gylirpus, and we have
always on hand full supply put ap In bottles ready
for with full directions.
| Price dollar per bottle, Sent by mail, on re
ceipt ofprice, ard 81 cents for postage.
| For sale Wholesale and retail by
LEEDS. GILMORE & CO..
/ Importers Of drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty street, y Y.
Also, by Druggists generally. lapr.3, 1917
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spring Millinery Goods.

Is PERREN, Milliner and Dress Maker,
Row. Front street, nearly opposite the
son House, says to the Ladies of OF.
IVA and vicinity, that she has just return
rom the East with very full and SUI
or stock of SILK AND Straw MILLINERY,
Fprising silks, Ribbons, Wowers, Ruches,
etern Hats, Flats, Boomers, Boys and
3ildrens' Hats, Shaker Hoods, de-, which
ire purchased for cash at the present low
5es, and viii be sold at correspondingly low
ices. Ladies are respectfully requested to
u and examine goods before purchasing.
Alb
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

William Newell deceased and to the said heirs L.
I. Newell, III. f. Newell, w. NJ. Newell, J. d. New
ell, ST. Newell, 7. b. Newell, E. 4. Newell and all
others whom IL may concern:
You and each of you are hereby notified that the
undersigned, L. f. Newell administrator the
of William Newell and also of Jemima Newell decd
will at O'Clock p. NJ. I'd, of September next at the
Office Of the County Judge OF Wapello County, Iowa.
make final Reports Of the settlement of said estates
and will then and there pray said Court for final
discharge as such administrator, at which time any
person interested in said estates, can appear and
show cause If any they have, why such final settle
ment should not be made ana final discharge n ant
ed. LIZ. NEWELL. Administration
August 9Th, 1861, oo-1a Al
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The National Ea.a

tomorrow Thursday is the day
ca ~ the President of the United s
oe observed by the nation as a dax
ing and prayer, for the blessing of q
us IN this time Of peril. Union ser
oe held at1o o'clock at the Methodist
A sermon adapted TO the occasik
preached by Rev. j. NJ. McElrde
fresoyterian church. 1t is hope&
pected that the day will be obsersS
our citizens, by closing places Of Is
ana attending public worship
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TO UNINNELL BUKT ani z. 5. SHIN Ed:
yA .e .el@ SfRS -
tYou are hereby notified that there will be on file in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court Wapelo
County, Iowa, on the LIST day of september next, a
petition OF Adolphus Rpmer claiming to be the own
erin fee, and having the right 10 redeem from tax
decree the Northwest quarter of the Northwest
ter OF Section 29in Township 72 North of Range 10
vest, In said County, and that unless you appear
hereto and defend against said petition or before
The noon of November Goth, 1861 that being the Sec
ond day OF the next Term of said Court default will
be entered and decree be rendered according TO the
prayer ofsaid petition HENDERSHOTT& BURTON
August 18th, 1861. 4w. Atty's Tor PIT
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby give notice TO all persons
interested in the estate Of Daniel W. Corwi late OF.
Wapello county deceased, that the adm instr al ors
report Is now on he in the County Judges Office at
Ottnmwa subsct "a examination by any and all par
ties Interested in the same, and furthermore all per-
sons Interested are notified that final settlement of
said estate viii be made AT the County Judges Office
on the first Monday OF October next, at ottnmwa
Wapello county, Iowa, when all persons interested
can attend they see proper
Dated at Eddyville, Iowa. Aug 80, ls6t
u. MANNING,
WIN. VI. ALLISON. Administrators
Sept. 4, iS6i2o l3-iw
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ENROM the undersigned, In Cedar Falls, Blackh awk
II County, Iowa, on or about the middle of June
last, small bay mare, with heavy black name and
TAIL small white spot one hind foot star fore
head, letter "A branded near fore-shoulder, Is
little knee sprung, Is about eight years old. Said
mare was purchased OF Robert Streeter, near Otum-
wa, on or about the LIST Of October last.
Any information as to the whereabouts OF the above
mare will be literally rewarded. AUSTIN McGILL,
Aug. 81. Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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HAwLEY ! soN have received, direct from
Few York adhesion, full assortment of
fall and Wintc goods, well worthy the at
ention of old ad new customers. Indeed
re doubt if thisold and popular house was
liver so well proared to supply the warts
Pr the public every department Of the
trade. Call an,see them.
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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

are wei known to be infable.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
second stomachs and creating flow of pure healthy
bile, instead Of the stale and acrd kind; Fla TU-
LENtl, toSs or dppetie, Heartburn, HedddcAe.
RtsttessHeSs, W-1eB,per, AaTfety, LdagReP. ana
RefdNchotg, which are the general symptoms of Dys
pepsia, will vanish as natara! consequence gifts
( cure.
STIFFNESS, by cleansing the whole length of
the intestnes with solver process and without vio
lsnce; all violent purges leave the bowels costiye
within two days.
tEiEfS of all kinds, by restoring the blood to
regular circulation through the process ofrespiration
in such cases, and the thorough solution of all utes
final distractions in others
THE LIFE MEDICINES have been known to cure RheU-
iHdtisa permanently in three weeks and GOVT in
half that time, by removing local Inflammation from
the muscles and ligaments of the joints.
DROISfES of all kinds. by freeing and strengthen
ing the kidneys and bladder: they operate de-
liguliy on these important organs, and hence have
ever been found certain remedy for the cases
of GRA IEk.
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20. WARDEN}ith his accustomed
ness has returd from the eastern
'Ilb several caroads of every con-
e kHd of gos, selected with the
'uds'aent and ,od taste which has
te'i>ei the puihases for that excel
'fah'i hment. |tmay interest the nu-
r frieras Of y House to learn that
r., as 'kual, II purchased these goods
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state OF Iowa, county Of Wapello,-ss
In the District Court.
Carl L. Ramin, ..
Tobias Thomas, Original Notice.
Amos Coyle, and
Robert Potter.
To TOBIAS THOMAS, AMOS CoYLE, and ROBERT Porter
Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court in Wape
10 county, Iowa, petition of Carl L. Ia min, asking
the Court to quiet the title in him TO the east half OF
the northeast quarter of section fourteen nshp
sevenywo, range fifteen, and for general relief and
that unless you appear and answer thereto at the
next November term and on or before noon of the
26th day of November, 1861, Judgment viii be rem
dered against you thereon, and according to the
prayer OF the petition. Dated July 10Th, 1861.
CARL l.. RAMIN, Plaintiff
Hendershott Burton, Plfrt's Atlys.
August 7th, 1S6I.-5w ts.s ss
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I'll. MsEtirL, Kittredge & Merrill, has
Flcd froa theast with we don't know
many hgshas of sugar, with other
Feries to mattel lNow is the time to Law
'mily sup,lie.and the qnickerthe better,
.ugar &c J., ring.
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\ SuGdEsrioN. In view OF the difficulties
Experienced by Il Mahonyites in making
Up ticket, we Comment them to come
wapel'o. The canfiad excellent nate
be'e, warrantd to stick
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HAETI,

in press GUIDE TO HAYTI. by James Redpath, pub
Hshsd under the auspices OF President Gerard which
viii embrace History of that Country. its Constitu
ton unabridged, Essays its Natural History, MiI-
erai Wealth, People Resources, Religion, Commerce,
Revenue, Laws, sc. Also, all the Official Documents
In relation to the great Emigration scheme, which is
now attracting SO much attention from rolorcd
classes everywhere. Ne book has been published
Hayt IN the United States for thirty years, in
England for more than twelve years. volume
Hayti, therefore, Is much needed at this time Two
editions Of the Guide viii be published Price Fifty
Cents for the "Emigrant's Edition" and One Dollar
- the" Gehrard Edition. including postage
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ORDNANCE No. ~.

An Ordnance to repeal Ordnance No 81.
Sec l. BE II ordained by the City Council Of the
city of ottumwa, That ordinance No 2T, In relation
30 the pay of Marshal is hereby repealed
Sec. Z. That Section 4, of Ordinance No 10 which
was repealed by Ordinance No. 81 is hereby revived
and declared to be In force.
Passed aud approved September 9th, tsst
+. wASHBrRN, Mayor
s. b. TAEALL, Recorder fSspt n 'sl
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CHARACTERISTIC to acknowledge the
receipt of severabunches of very fine va
riety of grapes ftp the garden Of Mr.. YIN
Hammond, in tlScity.
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l arrs d WoowARD have decidedly the
sfErgest andfinesstock of Ready. Made Cloth.
Ing, Cloths, 4 5 AID Caps, and kindred
goods ever bright to this market, and they
want 10 sell tin. They have literally stacks
bf goods at wdprices.
This firm Fe two establishments, one at
pttumwa, at lhe old stand opposite the OF
Ianwa HouY, and one at Eddyvile, the
after undergo charge Of Mr.. Walter Gold
Yt;tb $3.50 '0''-
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III
WORD PIcrrk One afternoon last
~ had bee Walking through copse
Dung white brfhcs, their leaves not yet
Earent,-over ground delicate with
l l-anemones, n4ist and motteled with
Il 8 tooth violet leaves, and sprangled
ne delicate casters Of that shy Great
New ss' 'tonia OIL spsing Beauty. All
pred with last ycar's faded foliage
gilar nrenness and wilderness
I ,und. Suddenly as aentering
ppedthrough the edge of all
dlrk little amphitheatre beneath
ei grove, whsre the afternoon sun
uck broadly through the trees upon
stream and miniature swamp, this
8 instantly and luridly green, over
the pale grpy oflast years reeds,
utely flaming with yellow light
1t clumps Of cowslps. The llu-
seemed perfectly weird and daz-
ne spirit birthplace appeared alive,
antastic, almost human. Now open
Tennyson
And the wild marsh-marigold shines ike
9 IN swamps and hollow gray"
Our cowslip is the English marigold IT
!. Higginsoa.
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Post Office smoved.

me otlumwa Post Oe has been remov
Gu TO Punroy's brick Ik, Market street,
sns roo'h formerly opied as a Banking
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How TO Know TaA,roR. Eastern
paper gives the following receipts Of .How
ito know a'traitor %
The man VIII, continually pirates about
coercion and "subjugation,'' is a traitor
The man who says he is "Union man, !.
but cries, "peace," even to the surrender
the government to Jeif. Davis, is trait
He man who showss painful sense Of
u krrors of war when III, rebels are
Awn, and chuckles inyarily when the
8 mn Of the Union arc killed, is trai
KAwho shows m ,rbid sens tive
Eseri Of the con,ti tuition, bnt
sN'a Southern States Rights"
"a tiaitr.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25

FED Messrs. A. d. TEMPLE & Co.. continue TO
W. take Illinois currency for Boots, Shoes and
othing. All the good banks taken at PAR until fur.
her notice. EF 7E III