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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-02
From the Cleveland Leader Of Jan. 24th
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

The fugitive Lucy was yesterday brought before
Commissioner White, and there being no evidence
offered to contradict the testimony that she escap-
ed from Mr.. Goshorn, in Wheeling, she was re-
manded into the custody Of Marshal johnson, to
be delivered over to the claimants, in Wheeling.
Much sympathy has been felt for the unfOrtun-
ate woman who is thus to be taken back to bon
dage. The project of purchasing her and setting
her free, received new impulse yesterday, in the
Court room; BY Marshal JOhnson's generous Offer
to contribute $l00 himself, toward such purchase
We hope this will be done that sufficient mum
ber Of contributions will be made this morning tc
have the girl brought back from Wheeling ahd
made free woman. Let her not suffer lifelong
oppression, for the want Of generous sympathsers
True, to purchase her, after her return to Virgin
ia would be but setting free one out of four mill
lions. but let Us do what We can in'ths one csseI
and thank God that we can remove the shacklee
of an accursed system from one human being.
The action of the people Of Cleveland in this
case has been such az would have been expected
of Iaw-abidng community. They have received
tho claimants for the slave with kindness and
courtesy, and allow both them and the slave to de-
mart peacefully. We need not remind our readers
that this is much more than they could expect to
meet with, we're they to go into district 10 the
South, as noted for it's adherence to, and love Gf
slavery, as the Western Reserve is noted for it's
adherence to, and love Of freedom, whatever
might be their mission. A man 10 safe in Cleve-
land lot him hail from whore he will and so, too
woold Cleveland man be safe, doubtless, in
Wheeling, for tlat Is almost . Republican city
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-02
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bat let him 20 Eve hundred miles farther South
and be might well take poison at once as TO an
noUnce himself from Ohio.
The test question has been tried and ihs lev
has boeh submitted to. We hAts a5hs our share.
will the South do hers t, was d. Haash a. co.'s
tossed, In the remarks OF Mr.. GOohOrn, yesterday,
that leading men Of Virginia and the South had
urged on this case, as one which should have great
influence for good or evil 10 the presett crisis:
will they do ns much Dc VET The South COM
plains OF her "wrongs;" this very case is ono Of
our wrongs, and one that Is gals US to endure.
Have they "honor" and "chivalry" enough to re-
spect reasonable laws themselves, as strictly ~ W
have done the unjust one
The thanks Of the community are due to Judge
Spalding, who, without any hope Of fee or revsTd'
volunteered his services in behalf Of the fugitive
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-02

saNon' IT. in sober interval, ho told the truth,
we ADVISE him, says Prentice, not 10 return home
incautOusly, for heis the strangest white man his
negroes will be likely to encounter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-02
THE ANTLSLAVERY BUGLE,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT SALEM, OHIO;
BY the Executive Committee, Of the Western Anti
Slavery Society.
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oolumbiana County Ohio.
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psy-We occasionally send numbers to those who
o,o not subscribers, but who are believed to be
,n,srosted in the dissemination of Anti'Slavery
truth with tho hope that they will either subscribe
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circulation among thett friends
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-02

WIoyALL, who miSrepreSents Texas in the United
States Senate boasts that before be left home, he
armed all his negroes, and told them to shoot oil
strange white men who nigh. intruds on his plan
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-18

t%simli6srrsjIe in 6iitsn, tie u@agbls" seriatt ras
rem, ten GIub fsrauisetOmmsn tparen.
auS 8tatiaGsn, ME riesn, NM nit rem Srrs
0SnBen in eihsrtg rUF aussn, fam nas Grlt isins
Shlulc lrltlt ,ittsn, unp Is taun NismanG itmer
inlen, 81 sinsm ritti3en Stlub utsr Ten Gtarattsr
unp zig i6listI!6s geitjmmuns rss 9assrS gu sez
lonsen. Seine 8tgisrung Der @elt
~ ar1s auf N&tun9 Quieru@ tateu
70 { de lplhs Ufffn etrrltberiihs
8utuu9sn sinen augsmtlif pul,
rem urpe.
s. 1T t~nccfsn nur sinilte G,rtttigttit, ntnr
id Tie 8 gat1ts nitt rerltmei9e, tab uiele quit
mn treue I1nnrv i'm Eager rarru, melte ani fti.
ne 9EsiE iur rem Herrdtherji4sn Gbarattcr ~rsTelttr
ctyant.rprtti6 linr.
Snrtm it jeccn gRuuit unp jses gtiitt, irsens,
pje in ris 9rSrc9atiue rea Staates 0tiiTpuri sins
~su9rciien rrer in tie Gunrtirncn ieiner gateutist
unr l.iner Sst0rren mid ein'niiAen III lruuen. gcr
niir %atleGns. ~ talte i'd &c rod fur meiu. eiuiadt
9Fi6t, rem &ote in adtnn9srOarr, jtrc9 III sleis
49, OhH A"AtNIbhhhNb SfbAA~k 8 . NuSSuLt ulEU, tat
in rem Ssrri&e mcin:s Ccmnanr98 mp mtinrr
alutrrit2t ) bOtte Gsiss res 9anpet
auirsht utaIten rerrst mug u:ll io4, unD raE tei.
nrlct aus iIlH!rn, iti es in Fer 0sftaIt ppn 9tttu
rU @sittBsfung Ger nj. ionIt s~sitettcn merren
fam, raS treae UNI 9eitsietsnre Srlt rgn NliiJeurt
gu hjtaniren rScr ;u unterrridsn. SD mer:s
msins Autoritat 9ctraudsu, I'm gsricnen unr 81.
9cnttum r0r %srIrFun8 jelr Art gu tcitastn, nm
IT'D srattt ca iUr meine gFidt, o4r mnaei bliaeu
Gsrfini9unBcn orn geutsn, mTBeu Te untsr Gem
&crmanre m;!ttNijttr Sr9anjatipnen resr aui
anrers &e;it 5etilrst lejn, III un!trGrlttn.
% NJ. q. 6arnep,
@ri5acfsg General, .. g. o..
GcmmGnctrenGsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-18
= ofoics s.

Dit .,1 @:,:ral eq9l une itiatr Mannibat
- msiitsrtait optItrahtt Auitetu4s rts 8tlrlas-S
rsr @j7ouri Ssesipniitsn, CAMS Saiien stnan,u.
bal lie gsEttrtn IN eint lureltrtitliht Gutb uels
ifBt, wtibc it IN Ct. gouis rurt ri. ~truialltn
Nurr auiliIs am ri. Isltjhm gui, mattt. 'sSn
scr Wllnntf:dss irur 6 tins 9rGpdAnis Iem,laf<
c'n rtn rirtm grts!taui,n nit I,srl.tuauan,
AnSe3rif;n, ia icaar aus zen l.1uitya Sares s~f
/: ScItcltu gne mctrrrt turcn attpfia gur serz
nunrtt. Nah i'm Ylnlc bat ts Gltttlnrl ttr
( scriiicniiien iiA itit Fem GEN srmltnitn Grtiln'S
m Gtctn!en sre?eTrtm Urlcs ~atltiSct. E.t
ua'cnsirsLift, namsnti.h le Itu;lttn, I'm. wr
lie nitt i'll iittrm!e1:Hstr Mtgrsatl r%trtrsten nnt.
MOT msor fts yettn5 ft.s, uns S&a tttr IN yrs
miami 1T man jtte Stunct tiats. u:>atilS -
nnta 81 S,Ttrian s 70 ,isbt ih sin, tttsz
;tnrs lrupptnu1fs suMnimtn mn itAiliG trsn,a
lnetr 0tuts aus alien lttiltn rts Staatss rrrtsnl
relel!it lie Ycm Gpurerntur tspafn:t unp fann
wiecrr Iprtgeltidt wcrrcn, I'M gu rriasn VanF
Sauitn risl r Sanititarsn sitben nun I'm ednree
b:rum unr molten ulp traur ltast, na6 SsrtnS
iuIt. Gcr Gapitdn Fer titliseni Sastrtemragnts.
mslts ia idOn itit msbrersn a8u&en aufSslsi bat,
sreielt ri.ie @et. Sre,r pom @snsralauariisr'
mtiittr, ilmmtiiat ibm prin Staat uursrttauit
@aTtn unpsrslslia hrs Staatsarisnal %ietsalit-
fern. 1an nil ms erlt sntpaFnen ans rant al,
morrsn. Srfsntlid Miro 6trr Glpitln Rlinss
Qnstltts sieisr 3uflnrs, ritiem gtttl ttins Goi'
at ~lsiitsu, %iOnrsru ris Bafsn bier tsbalkn. -
Gsnn uitt talr sin enti&,irenesr S&las Ssttshs
Der SunrssrssitrunS in @ilouri ssiGfstt' y ffaH
ris lnirntpartsi i'm Staats unttrlttssn. Ssnis,
items 10000 Naun iolten auf sinmal in gtiaourt
sinrudsn une Dor &lsm Tplte SsHsrien Clip O.;
ncmmsn unp llnlmtIia, Sta tipatn rE TaeF'
siisnbabn sntlans nit Der. Ct. 3rupptn Ffs'
were en-, menn sr S4tanss ,iss gsrfates fsr
~sertrrtsn I'M: 8uts UNI Srruans risrsr bsrS'iea'
mcrrm iOa. gBir l.ttn stssuwdrtis In 'inem ou'
tdnes ppahdnsissr 9nar6is. Die elaa'stssts
runs fam uns mid uhs niGt i&issn. "a, msa''
unt p~itlnetr sntrd nen unp uns rsm lsSsr'aa "
| 1enp zines t~tlietiseh NOtS prfitasten. ssir y.
: BEN bier aui tintihn ssidtrIitsn Sof'", TAP sr
attn Geitsn ron sinrr uns i'iHnliftn Strpltrun
umoetsn. unp rrtnn pir ii! tsst ron sinsm Ih9rt'
n ,sritoni kiisten, 10 tabfn mir tits leetsli6 Fen
II ~limfanre gu psrpantsn. ras mir bic jest Fen Der
: rem SecsfFOniitsn = Oter GreeiRouiftsn, ME uni.
6rsunp @. lie 3a nsnnen p fe9t = ~ saslrtit
D marsn, REM ia, rt fe %sIauten. ras 20 S6mif
isssn mHdts, ras'n Ts -ni&t Isi6t sinsn ansriT
irnr.rn tuIttu f6 in rspsltpeler gntisruuns. 9
: talr lie ih ater fart stnus s~lautsn, wtrrsu I
5 wc9l aud an uns itr NItb&sn gu tapltn r,riu
den. iz se
Z Is ii far uns bic tOtRs 3sit, sas mir Si sta'
;: ~trlftis'n miIitarti&sn Organization itr.it.n IN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-18

Sic msrssn uassrsislia a%nssrpmm.n rrsrfen.s
Grnaipr gcnsrcp. sou !&anlas BAT las 9riiss. !.
Gepartsusnt ,ussrIadFs In Ssnntni6 sstst ras q
rrersre Ssapts in 9easenpprtb pnr Hilep pTtats
lid nit esn iarli6sn Retsatn ssmeiniams Sa&s
maiden. Cine ssnaus Inter 'uduns res SaGstrs
talts 1T tereits anssOrrnst wor..n.
2sutt aus Fem nUrrli6sn 1iNcuri, r.l&t Hd
sssenwartis in 8aitinstOn %tsTnrsn. srinssa ,ers
aui, RAP ris 9tssisruns raitIta cine arms.attt,i,
lung ~ltatirnirs.
g. tsibt, pa6 srrbs un;dirisssntsit inter .fs,
,uiammsnsslauisnsn Splratrntauftn In kars,rs
6srrY tsrrl&t. Gin srnilitsr unp tlutissr aist
s%ntltapu por ;Wsi Sasen, motel mtbrsr. Der 9.n.
tud9 Srsimiaisen ron Tunean's Saure: ss5sttt
UNI Nnrsrt gsrmunptt .wurren. Tunean .probte
isins atutt gu s~nilaitn unit nl6 6auis surid,u,
tshrtn. .. ..:s5s s4.p 80.
Ga6 ZEN Sfrs6nauasn res &risssrtsartsmtnts
rerrsn 5000 Ntann in &ai9instun. 9altmpr.
une Nnnapplis ecncsntrirt. :. .g.-..t Is
Die lritun. iagt, re 8ssisruns sat in Grful,
rung ettraft, zap srebe 3~ruppenmalen ron N.s
~rit1nern III cen Grenytartsn ais 0lrnilru lisatn.
IS 1T jsgt teinsm 3w:iisl untsrmcrisn, ras S,ras
bIlr 9cnus lh mad u%nierrn 8csifrnnsatrarreu
unllsetn wiri. BAH senus werltn ganeen Ct,
tarmunsslcitr Sntiansr uur Nauttprrsn msrtas
aiitsr Solsatsn iiSsr 1tras terialen nm linn Fer
3EunIh s%infOBtn, misrtr in Fer llnirn III ,en. /.
IS tsibt, ras tas DamriitiF airiea 40, 0
Stiid &ifss iir ris Ser. Staatsn IN 9c.s sast.
Ssaurssar it MD in Ritntpne semtI,n. 81,
sorbsrrltenes aniiat III, taS Elm anJriT ani 9Sais.
in9tcn senadt wtis II mirr unr mus. Man
slautt, rab Garis, 10 ealp iei..t miHtlriltsm Ger,
tsssitun9tn p~rIltnrrt fins, ms 6rls rldtn mir,
@rntral Vet III Otsrtsittls batsr err e asarmu IN
&irBinisn. 0euetratW Stttsr lat rtn &ii.i,e..:
tstOrrcn %rsrtpten, i"3cns sil.r YerlUn G,lautuie
mm S,r!lT,n Cos StSata III t~rtG,iltn. Oh
Baltimore, Il. Nli. @,ustra.ur Sids
tat time Qtptlapaiiun ais Grriettuna AM eir G.-
~auiIItiun res praIr.nttn wtA,n SruppsnRtuuna
t~rIl1sn. gr ruft fis lcYaltn &urg,r Warplanes
aui, rin 8slimcnttr 8rsimjliiIt aui 3 Mtruat,
gum Iirnt Ger Ser. StGattn CUR @srittitipupa
MarsIanpt prsr.e tr 9nust sbaupttaet Al Etltn
meIGe Tenn GcInananeo res Otsrtsftblabasfr atr
Bar. Staattu grrts mttrwr!ifn jtin irLen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-18
s % q % ..

3wr,ltttiiton5,N tGcrsuE1ttcttn
st. Qcuis, II. Mai. In1 ticiisc Mili,
t1rrspartcmsrt bate III Griltruna setraAt, raf gcn
9ptpii, GSa'tington &C., SIC aus, einc Re
rrrtcnce Cuontit1t Slsi NAT Gem Sucen cs.ItiTt
mcrren irllte, UNI roB min teatihti9t, in & Se.
to, in Se1sricn &C., cine orcGe Sctc?lionte Teiers
Iitttit, NuTS chung elmer Seceiiirna 6lllle Ii. i. II.
III ta!ten, III Ter and Ter tcritdtiste Sc It yon
gpOnYiue UNI Yiptint pcn Care @irarceau, elmer
Ger 9auptraeeIsiutrer Der ScctHtc niten, aelarcn
maren.
@:u. Gorn tti6lcb nltFalp rietm lln'u1 III
10 ritttr Natt lei Ct. Qpris Gin Gnce III MAIDEN.
Gr c%rrtrirte rater Yor9eltern Itcnr I'm 10 ulr
100 Nann, t~ritetrnr ans ejner 9Ijlc. Grmpasnic
prn Gul. @Iairs 9r9iment unp e,nst Gpm;aaui,
res ( f ncu!i4 srittsttn iiaiten 0,8imsNieS un'
tr rem Gcmm1ncU pea Gapt. gets, uuI Ger Srcu
Mpuntaju G~ienbatn naG Nptpli.
lin 3 llbr in Ter Trub tlmtn Hie 5rueptn rpri
all, umitt1tsn a'ttalE Zen SrI un0 ps Sluiitr rtr
terilhti5itsH Ssc,itohi(lcn, p,riammeItrn Fam aQe
N1nnrt, $50 IN rer 3att. I'M GUurtAaui:, sntlits
FEN Cprt unttl1itist ale llnirnsmGnntr, natmcn
30 Ypn rem Ssesiiipniitsn ZEN Gjp al 0elcn rit
llni9n nibt III: tr RE 9&nhcn ~tr9,tiifn su mcuen
t~ctiettrn nter neun pou Ten 6Utrtrn, ric fe mi
nnh rem Nrsnate ais Gjtianstne suriidtraaten,
Sie lssttn irrann Sfi6ln9 oui ta5 iur Ten Slrrr
teitinnmts Slgi UNI tratttn an tapisno Isaare
mcrth All @N8Gn nit ;urif.
NuEerrtm cn;ma meter lie Gle SmcIirn;lsn
natmtn cine Wcn6s Hrn Yii!pIsn, Oeretrru alel
Art, llni;erm;n unc Stp1t iur llntiuumtn, ionit
tiu'9e Nhnjtirn nit neg unE tc3at;n fiji rnnr
AM Ten Tadwe5.
81 Il Gpto 1nJeicmmllt, rerIprcnJtsn il
cine ieceltrniitirss Gampasnis Gaualsyie. nntme,
itr Sc Yicrae reg unp !isBsn Il: inter Sewatunl
mad rtm iritnnls ~brirgen. Wan ftanp rUrt etcl
i'm SeBriTs sinsn StceiliOnatoum auI3ariGten uul
cine &crr1tt:riatuc aui3u;ietea. llnicrs 3ruppcl
na9mtn rrei err Jtlrslii Atrcr 9~cilnsen, tsmGdtis,
ten iG rer 6atns nm Ibsju:n if in itrsr gsrstte,
@utb III t%auienr 6'sen 3trri0sn ;l tater, asnn nj
iutsn 9cl fern Atsnr lbpn sisle Studs rer itittn ii
ZEN Slurm Ypn Greuncrn, rsnsu man lie al
lrpptacn nit heimtrlAtr.
I'm Aalt I u9r rt,rn atsm InnBtc ras Gem
manpu wicrsr mutttthal!tn I'M ArisiaIs az, uln
aut nur 'inen einSiSen ShuB at9-islsrt
t1ten.
Q,ier umiI atsn is Tysunr Sep ni6t; CT lasil
cen 9ratsn S,rcten gu tatsn unD Iisb lia MD
Etttn. S9u tatten mir is9r ssrns I'M &ritmal 81
rten.
Su tTnnts nit Sit tite snteit uni StnsQiBtt
rsr gangs Staat 9~saatert msrrsn rsnm utsra
BrlaGe ME in e SptO unc grtOTi ss Ger Sui ~,
- war!en rte 9utsn lluirutleute nur rarauf, II
: TEN SuHrestruppcn III G~riululs iHrsr p1iatsn be
sulprin9cn uuo iRnsn 81 eelIsni iia Ter SefsliUn
: FEN 81 tsmaGtiesn. (An,. I. 90.
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Seic9rapbiic5e Sea6r;Aten.

8aitingtpn, II. Mli. G.s G2arins,
Gspartsment crmartst, ra5 9tarIsRgn. Sopsuuas
uno BE @iiiNippi @unDuns:n I'M 2aaIe sinrr
sGp&e Nodirt itin perpen.
Die Etsaisruus rrntt saran, Iin9s rem Gijsn-
taSnltnisu in rssslmaBjssn 3piidsnraumcn Grp<
teieltisunas!rerts a~uTItrsn ;u laIsn.
9arristurs, Ii. giai. 9tan sriaRrt, ta6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-18

Seiferi ion City, Is. 1ai. gr.Gcus
rsrnsur Sttrlin9 grice it gum gensralmajor Ter
Staa!struppen erl,anIt rpresn. Gr tat tsu.s
Mrr9sn reu Stuppsn rrer MOt5 in elmer Srper
mit8sttsilt, raB jsrs Serissuns res Gistnttumt
srn gursern urtr ginrobnem frsnSc nab rsn
&rie9S8citstn t~sitrait m.rrsn lcac. Gies bat lit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-05-18
proclamation
oes SeneraI @armeD.
Yin Sas Solf ton Wiilouri

tlttar fDs msarr.
. Ct. 9Vuis, II. Wat 1861.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09

The new county officials entered upon the
discharge Of their duties on Monday. :. I.
The establishment of Branch of the State
Bauk Of Iowa at this place is being agitated
in business circles. >. George Gill,spy &
Co., are receiving hogs, for packing here,
from Jefferson county. Eight car loads
were received on Saturday. !. !. The weather
the past week has been various. A thaw
on Sunday came near spelling our excellent
sleighing, of which article we have an unu-
sual quantity this season. Union prayer
meetings are being held this week alternate
ly in the Congregational, Presbyterian, and
Baptist places Of worship--to night in the
latter. ....A company of auctioneers arc
having a run here about these times. They
are injuring the regular business of the place
immensely. The City Council have been
trying to find remedy, but with poor sue
cess, so far, it would SEEM Without license
or taxes, Of course they can sell cheap
Serve all alike would be good rule.
New comers find it ve:y difficult to get
houses in this city to live in. If there are
any vacant, will the owners let us know p
We have numerous enquiries ;. There are
rumors that the B. & NJ. R. R. Go. intend to
extend their road in the spring. We have
been unable to trace the rumor to any official
source. ;. Our esteemed friend and fellow
citizen, A. D. Culver, we are happy to learn,
is Union man. He was married, it will
be seen, in st. Louis, last week. (. f. By the
time we go to press, the track of the K, Ft.
d. NJ. x NJ. R. r. will be laid through the
city. 1t is to be pushed on to Eddyville
| 1851 tons Of merchandise were received
at this place via the X. Ft. ID. NJ. h NJ. RR.
from the opening of the road up to Dec. 31st
ult.. J. The Christian Church of this city
are holding series of meetings, under the
ministrations Of DR.. Brown, of Springfield
; Ills. Three were baptised on Sunday last.
-. Mr. A. Tinbrook and lady, formerly res
ident here, now residing in Oregon, are OH
visit here They return to Oregon, by the
overland route, in the spring. Bills of the
Branches of the Des Moines, Mt. Pleasant
and Burlington Branches of the State Bank
Of Iowa, are receivable for State Taxes
The skin of a wild cat, killed in the southern
part of this county by Edward Hoy, can be
seen at the Opera Saloon. 1t measures 8
feet 10 inches in length.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09

B-Roraback's Compound Chemical Washing and
Toilet Soap Is hambug, but the BEST most easily
made, and the cheapest Of any now In use. This
Soap, though recently patented has already attained
unprecedented popularity It Is used as readily In
hard as soft water. gs~
See what your neighbors say OF 81
0rruMwA, Aug 81, 1850.
The faulty tight TO maa.
ufacture Rorabaek's Compound chemtosi Washing
and Toilet Soap, witch ebfaiaed from van regard
as invaluable Whatever other other patent inven.
tions may be. ttas one s humbug The ingre
OF which this soap Is perfectly harm
less; and far from clothes being injured by s use
believe FIVE dollars year win be saved In the
wear and tear which results the other soap
The soap will. eadly remove French polish, Print
ers Ink lead paint, wheel grease, tar Ac.. from che
things which no other soap. With which acssaint-
ed, win do. ~sT.7s
The Toilet Soap Is useful for shaving washing
hands, and everything else for which toilet soap n
used. is cheap costiag only four cents per no unA
The Cheapness with which the Washing Soap e
manufactured y, With me, an important item. Fifty
pounds can be made 1t cost Of only S1L cents and
as easily as you can make cur Of coIee. The fact
too, that clothes can he easily washed and washed
Clean in hard sulphur tcdfer, Is OF great consider.
ation to me- Iwould not be without Z family tight
for four times Its cost. w. W. JOHNSON.
Family Rights. formerly sold fer 90, each, but now
tS for the washing SOAP and s2 for the toilet
en- be had atthe corxkB once.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
MILLINERY, 1IILLlNERYy

MRS PARCELL has just returned from the east
III with large and we'll selected stock Of MiIlinery
Goods; consisting Of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Bsoos@ IN variety; sim and Velvet Bonnets, and Z
variety Of other things to- tedious to menton for a
Of which sEe expects to hnd demand as her seec.
tion was made Ia reference to the Increasing popula
tion aad improvements IN the taste Of the ladies Of
Ottumwa aud nelghhoring towns. sl rrs1
Having the lntcst sty for dresses and coaks Mrs
r. intends to suit all whs may favor her With call
She iatsnds keeping on aAnd asupply Of Rars and
Corsets. for ladles. sa.l {. tss< .,fsg + 3 tE
o. ttI-si-12-is.ela
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
EStrNv Notice.
1WYAKEN Up by John NJ Purder at hrs residence In

IL Pleasant township, wspelo county, Iowa, on the
18th dag Of August lS6 two estrays OF the following
description. to-wt: bay mare ssl'Pssed to be thir.
teen years old, cap Of right Nip hacked down and
scar same. Also, brown nhy three years old last
spring beth hind feet white 70 the joint blaze
Ia the nce and scar on the risht shoulder The bag
mare appraised 1T t3S brown alley at t65. before
Joseph Myers, Esq, Justice Of the Peace OF sal
county JOSEPH HAYNE
sept. ~, lS6V,-2Si2 8m CountyClerk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09

PRESBYTERIAN FEsrIvAL-The festival for
tn, benefit ofRav Mr.. McElroy, at the Court
House, on New Years Eve, produced in
Cash, S44,93; in donations s33,s7 total
$3.50. Clear of expens IS, $59,97.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09

KEoKUK r. R.-The work of building
bridges and track laying on this road, was
resumed last week. The bridge near the
pier, foot Of Court street, is up, and track
layers are busy extending the track through
the city
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09

HNAKEN up by Samuel Austin al his residence In
- Agency City, wapello county, Iowa, on the 18th
day Of November. A. D. 1862 one Bay Mare supposed
to be three years old past about Is hands high with
star in the forehead, the right hip knocked down,
the LEFT hind foot white nearly to the psstern joint
some srat hairs around the root OF the tall, black
JoseRh Myers, Esq., Justice, &c.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
EMPLOYMENT.

vUInE CNDERslGNEp are desirous OF securing ths.
J services OF a Ew Young Men TO engage 10 =
Travelling Agency, upon salary OF fTfl
~ FORTY DOLLARS PER MONTE,
and alt eNpenses pad This oppor, unity seldom
offered. and 70 thes- who merit the app ohation of
the Subscribers nv strict attention busn~ss can
rely upon constant employ for a Of yeare-
For further particulars address
~ CONANT 4 DRAKE, F
- 81 Main ST., Atkinson Depeae y. H..
Nov. 90, '60-2s-l2 Sm - IS -, =
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09

1t will be seen by his advertisement, that
A. d. Culver of this city, is Agent for
Scarletts Eagle Corn and Cob Mill. Farm
ers should bear this in mind.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
ExrRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by Jefferson c. Travis. at his rcfideuce ia.
Highland Township, wapello County lows. on the
tst day nSnecember 1860, one Bay Mare Of the fol-
lowing description to wit Que Bay Mare supposed
tn be Ave years old, black name and sah black feer
white spot in the forehead other masks or hrands
perceivable. and appraisei to be worth thirty,hys
dollars before J. c. whppie, Justice of,fe Peace of
said County. 80 Joseph HAYNE CIerk
~ W.. Goldsmith, Deputy. no "a San
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
NEW LUMBER YARD.
nVs.THr NJ VV A. URVVA

~yE have located . branch Of our Burlington
w Yard at Uttumwa, where will be found at all
times full assortment Of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles
which will sell at the very lowest prices for Cash.
Persons about buying ordering bills Of Lumber
would do well to call and for themselves before
Mar. is, 1S6O-1 12-y a#
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-01-09
0skaloOSa Nurseries.

a3E ONE, HALF NILE EAST OF TOWN; aa8
~ And the other
--A- ONE AND HALF MILES NORTH. -
The undersigned having purchased Sewers Nrr-
series east Of town. and portion of Zimmerman's,
North Of this place, hold themselves In readiness to
fill orders and supply the trade on liberalterms.
We have 60 varieties and least 23 900 trees
suitable for transplantng the ensuing Fall All these
val etes are hardy and Of the kind suit
able to this climate. We will also keep on hands .
general supply OF
EVERG3EENS, SHRUBBERY Etc. Etc,
Of all kinds suited to this climate Trees from
TO FIvE YEARS OLD viii be sold at FIFTEEN CENTS
each and purchasers can have the privilege or ma.
king their selection. PYLE DCGDALE
Oskaloosa, June 81, 1860 12-15-y