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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
Missouri,

ST. LOUIS, May 1S.--'rhe State tobacco
ware house was visited yesterday by the U
S. authorities and cons derable quantity oil
arms and munitions Of war taken therefrom
The rifles taken yesterday from the Central
Mctropolition Police Station belonged to
Henry N Hart. Colonel of the Constitution.
al Guards, and had been sent to the police
station for safe keeping.
The city is now environed by line oil
military posts extending from the river below
the Arsenal around the western oatSkirts To
the river again at the north. The Object OF
these posts is to prevent hostile troops and
munitions of war from entering the city, to
protect the public peace and to give complete
security to every peaceful citizen. The
forces composing these cneampmcnts belong
to the regiments under command oc Coils.
Blair, Boernstein and Sigel.
Twenty seven persons have died ofwounds
received in the Camp jackson affair and
eight in the Walnut street collision.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
Legal notice.


James w Norris.
George baswen, In District Court OF Napeho
Evelina Laswell, county, iowa.
Samuel s. Bennett,
Samuel II. Worcester.
To George Iaswsll, Evelina Laswel Samuel s. Ten
nett, and Samuel III. Worcester
KyOU and each Of you are hereby notified that on
Msror by kpre the first day Of May, 1sGl there viii
be on file n the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court of Wapeo county, lava, claiming OF George
Laswtl and Evelina Laswel the sum OF one hundred
I'd seventy dollars with ten per cent 'interest from
the date ofthe mortgage and note. as money due on
mortgage and also asking the foreclosure OF mort
gage heretofore executed to the said plainti James
W. Norris, by the and style OF j. Norris, ana
acknowledged and delivered to the plaintiff on tAs
thirteenth Cay of April, a. 1852 whereby the sald
patftns aforesaid Lot number eight In Norris
subdivision of ten acres of OF the south END OF east
half of the southwest quarter OF section nneteen1n IN
township seventytwo range thirteen Tor the purpose
of securing two promssory notes drawn by george
Laswel by the name and style of Geo. Lasweil dated
the 18th day OF April 1885, each for the sum OF seyen-
ty.S dollars one payable at six and the other at
twelve months from the date thereof with interest as
ten per cent per tnnam after maturity.
The said plaintiff also represents In ms petion that
claim to have interest or lien upon the sali
mortgage premises, which said interest or claim IS
subsequent to the said plaintiff g Therefore the said
Samuel s. Bennett and Samuel ii. Worcester are re-
qured to take notice of the pending OF this actions
and further notified that personal claim is made
against them.
And that unless you appear thereto and defend be-
fore of the second day of the next term of the
District Court of Wapelo county, Iowa, !" be begun
and held on the 2h day of May 1861 default will be
entered against YOU and Judgment rendered the con
s. W. SUMMERS, Atty
| April "a, 1851 4w for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notice.

To Amelia Grooms, o. P. Giooms, John Grooms VIM
w. Grooms, Alfred o. Grooms, Benjamin r. Greoms,
James NJ Grooms, David Jones. Elizabeth j. Jones'
Harriet Grooms, Mary Ann Groons, and Louisa
Grooms
w OU and each of you are hereby notified that the
IL petition OF j. @. Calvin as Administrator o the
estate OF John X. Grooms, deceased, is file in
the Office OF the Judge of the County Court of Wapeio
county, state Of Iowa. praying of said Court for the
setting of to the said Amelia Grooms widow Of said
deceased her interest in the real estate belonging TO
said estate and for o,der of Court authorizing said
administrator TO sell the balance Of said real estate
after the setting off ofthe interest the widow acore
said to pay the debts of said estate Now unless you
appear and answer said petition before noon of
the second day OF the June said Court TO be
held at Otumwa, in said county default will be taken
against you aud jhdgneh entered thereon according
to prayer OF petition. WILLIAMS HAMILTON
April 81, lS61-4w Att'ys for Petitioner y,
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MtRFRIEE- On April 18th, 1861, by the Rev.
G. u Bamford Mr.. HENRY SEGUR and Miss MARTHA J.
ELL 3wooD, both of Chillicothe.
Oday Goth, at the residence Of the brides father,
by IN rev. Mr.. McElroy, Mr.. GEORGE II. WYcKorF,
Of CAcago, and Miss LIzzrE POTTER, of Ottumwa.
Accompanying the above notice the prin-
ters Ser duly remembered, and the parties
will please accept the congratulations of all
bands, TIC "deyir' included. May peace
and happiness 60 with them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22

When Gov. Andrew received the Presi
dents requistion for Massachusetts, quota o
troops, he immediately sent telegrams tc
various towns, summonins the soldiers tc
arms. The captain of a company at Middle.
DO o was routed cut of bed at midnight. He
Immediately sent messengers about the
country en- Horseback for his men, to he al
the depot at O'Clock in the morning. 7Hes
acere all Mere-and at O'Clock ths same
company marclcd up to the State House in
Boston, ready to 90.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
From Kansas.

ArcnIsoN, May 17.-At meeting of citi-
Ans of Atchison, without respect of party,
I'D this evening, and presided over by
Nyor Fairchild, series ofresolutions were
alpted, pledging ample and complete pro-
t4i ion to persons snd property, and to:gov-
Ell 1men. and other freight of.al descriptions
w(ch may be shipped here. No danger ap-
pH end from any source, but several COM
paies are thoroughly organized and fully
eqSpped.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
From Pensacola t.

The Pensacola correspondent of the Mobile
Advertiser says that 600 troops from. Ca,
and Alabama, arrived there on the 18th inst.
being the advance guard of 1000 recently
ordered to that point, they will increase
Gen, Braggs command to about 10000
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
Iowa legislature.

Hs' A'hoi4>I-o, EuoN II, icOI.
To-day the House passed joint resolutions
for commissioner to visit the Governor and
Legislature of Missouri and ask its Joint ac
ton with this State Government, for. raising
and maintaining sufficient military force
to be stationed near the State line to pre-
vent inou'sions from either State into the
other for the purpose of plunder OF other un.
lawful violation Of peace. 1t also instructed
the Committee on Judiciary to bring in a
bill for carrying out such object. The CEN.
missioners will doubtless be sent.
Mr.. Claggett announced the death of Mr.
Price, of Lee, in appropriate remarks, after
which the House adjourned over till Mon
day. The Judiciary Committees of the two
Houses devote to-day and tomorrow in Joint
session, for the preparation of bills for the
equipment of several regiments, and the pay
Of volunteers, and the issue of the bonds OF
the State he,efor.
Undoubtedly number of regiments will
be brought into the field by the State and
EQUIPPED. A sufficient force will be sta.
toned along the Southern and Western bor.
der to protect Our citizens from incursion.
Great unanim;ty prevails and probably
the war bills will pass without dissenting
voice.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-The bridge con-
Meeting with the Virginia shore was guarded
last night by larger number Of effective
troops than heretofore An armed vessel
was in the vicinity. These measures were
precautionary in view of reports of design
to injure the bridge by Secessonists.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
AN IMPORTANT DISCOvERY!i Z
For the cure Of ~.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs COLDS.
THE MAKORA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED BYA af1u
M I S ION A ",
WHILE TR A YELLING IN ARdH/4


All who are suffering from Consumption should use
the MAKoaA ARApcA, discovered by missionary In
Arabia.
All who threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKoRA ARABicA, discovered by a missionary
In Arabia.
MAKoRA ARABIcA ,discoye By missionary In Arabia
All who are suffering from Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds should use the MAkoRA ARABIcA, discovered by
a missionary in Arabia. s
All who suffering from Asthma. Scrofula and
Impurities of the Blood should the MAKoRA ARApIi
CA, discovered by missionary in Arabia.
1t cures Consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis.
1t cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
IL cures Asthma, serofua, and Impurities of the
Blood. - So.
This unequaled remedy is now for the rst time In.
troduced to the public.
1t was providentially discovered by missionary
while travelling In Arabia. lie was cured of Con-
sumption by its use after his case was pronounced
hopesless by learned physicians in Europe. 4
He has forwarded to in writing, full acce mt ~
his own extraord nary cure, and Of Of others
which have come under his observation, and also
full account of the medicine. N.f 90 r.
AT his request, and mpelled by a desire to exterd
a knowledge Of this remedy to the public, we have
had his Communication printed In pamphlet form for
free distribution Its interest Is enhanced by an nc.
which he gives of the scenes of the sv
rian massacres, which he obtained from those wLo
suffered in that aw full tragedy. a" y,
rhis pamphlet may be obtained at our Office or Il
win be sent free by mail to all who apply for IT,
Wejmpert the MAgoRA ARABIcA direct fro N, Sr,.,
through the house Of Cleon Gylippus and we ia W.
always on hand full supply put up In bottles r,.sdy
for with full directions. '
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent by mail, on re-
For sale Wholesale and retail by
LEEDS. GILMORE A. IN.
Importers OF Drugs and Medicines
u Liberty street, r.
'so' ~ p'uss'A'S sehera's. (Aprs, iscll
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
Massachusetts.

BosroS, May 1s.--A bill was introduced
in the House TO day which proposes to pro-
hibit any person buying or holding collateral
securities of the seeded States, under
the penalty &C Imprisonment in the State
prison.
The bill was ref red to special Commit
tee on the Governors Address.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
Legal Notice.


To William T. Major, Jr sallie Major, and william
7. Major, Sr
UOU and each of you are hereby notified that on
before the first day of May, A. ID. 1861, there
will be file in the Office of The Clerk cf the DistricS
Court Of Wapello county, Iowa, petition of T. A.
Marshall, claiming of you the foreclosure of Mort
gage executed by William T. Major, Jr by the name
and style Will r. Major and Sallie Major. Said Mort
gage signed and dated on the second day of No
vember 1858, and mortgaged to plaintiff the follo wing
described real estate, to-wit Fart of the southwest
quarter Of the north west quarter ofsectQn No. nine
teen township seventytwo, range thirteen west, COM
mencing at the southwest corner thence twelve
poles, ibence north thirteen and onethrd poles,
thence west twelve poles, thence south to the place
ofbegInning Also claiming the foreclosure Of a
tain other mortgage executed by the said William T.
Major, (by fire name and style of Will r. Major) and
SaIie Major, dated and executed the 31st day of
December, A. ID. QS5) eighteen hundred and fifty
seven and mortgaged to plainf therein, the follow
ing further described real estate tewit The undivi-
ded onehalf Of the easthaf of the southwest quarte
of section sixteen, township No seventy-three north
ofrange fourteen west Said mortgages were execu-
ted by defendants William I. Major, Sr by the
and style Of Will Major, Jr., to secure promis-
sorry note dated December ths Ist 1883 for the sum
of two hundred and fifty dollars ayable on before
tie second day Of June next meaning June, A. ID.
1858, said note drawing ten per cent per annum after
maturity.
And also clairaing that there is now due on said
mortgages and note, The sum Of three hundred and
twenty ywo and 25 100 dollars and with ten per cent
intcres, from date upon mortgage and note Theisaid
William T.. Major, Sen. alias Will T. Major, Sen :, is
hereby notified that personal claim is made against
him, but you notified appear the time here
matter named and defend and protect your interest
in said described property decree will be render
ed against you thereon forever annuliing yosy inter-
ests or right of redemption therein.
And that unless you appear thereto and defend be-
fore of the second day Of the next term of said
Distric: Court to be commenced and held the 27t'
day of May. 1861 default will be entered against ycu
all and udg nent rendered thereon. April 3D., 1861.
April "a, 1S6l-4w S. W. SUMMERS,
Atty for PiaiutiH
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22

In answer to the Union of last week, we
have but one word. The editor of this sheet
is at present absent and being unadvised ol
his wishes, We shall say nothing of the why's
and .wherefores of his appointment as Post
Master. We Save no pecuniary interest In
this matter, and therefore may be allowed to
express our opinion. We say that Mr..
Norris was justified in accepting the appoint
ment-under the circumstances every man,
who desired the place, would have done the
same. If all the facts and circumstances
were understood none would blame Mr.. N.
for accepting the appointment. Even as it
is, we think it would be far more manly in
some of Mr.. Ms. ellow-townsmen, if they
would come to him and have personal ex-
planation of the matter; rather than to sneak
about and conardly slanaer him. But mems
tastes and habits are an index of their
breeding.
But this matter in no wise concerns cur
fiiendjo. If Mr.. N has done wrong let the
Grand Jury look after him, as they some
times do after Others
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
Legal Notice.

To JAMES NEWMAN and GEORGE r. CASTON-
VOt and each Of You are hereby notified that there
n will be on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of Wapello county, Iowa. or before
the 10Th day of May, 1861, petition Of Isaac N Nor
rs claiming to be the owner in fee of The half of
the OF section 26 and the n of the N w u of
the a ofsection "a, both pieces in 72, n ~ w
asking the Court TO correct a mistake in the deeds
from James Newman to George X. Caston and from
NV X ofN w Il of section "a, in place Of the u OF
said tract as was Intended and asking the Court to
qset the title to the first above described lands In the
said Plaintiff, a1d unless you appear and defend
against said petition before of the second
day OF the next term Of said Court, commencing on
the 29th day OF May, 1861 the said petition viii be
taken pro co9tesSo and decree be rendered accord
Ing to the pl aver thereof. t53as 4.
HENpERsHOTT BURTON
April "a, 1Ss1Li3-4w Att'ys for prtf
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, !. i
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Freedom of Speech and Press.

1t is by no means ,trangc that those who
deserve the gallows, should DC opposed to
that institution, and it is no less strange that
those who arc conscious Of hostility to the
Federal government and who sympathizc
with the traitors who are wagins war against
it, should be sensitive about cei tain little
ceremonies, such as hanging out Tie flag
under which they train, renewing the oath
Of their allegiance to the governm mt of tn il
country, &c. Such persons, unler the cir.
cumstances, hold freedom Of speech and
action, in the greatest possible esteem. II
matters not to them the fact that traitors are
notorious'y all over the land, in The public
service, in the army, in the Navy, in the De.
partments, ard scattered everywhere among
the people, Sc, king every opportunity to be.
tray the country of their residence and birth,
to ercmorsc,ess foe mEID arc not only per-
scouting, prescribing, driving out, or muir
dering every Union man and family through
out the South, but who have engaged in pra-
cy on the high seas, and threaten to devas.
tate the North with fire and sword, and who
now have concealed cmissares in the eastern
cities, sworn to lay them in ashes. 1t seems
very strange to this class of persons, that
after the government by Proclamation has
invoked and commended every good and
loyal citizen in the country to rally to its
support to put down these traitors, that
they should not be permitted 70 carry on
their Vaccinations undisturbed and in secu-
rity, until the torch of the incendary is ap-
piled to our dwellings, and the knife Of the
assassin to cur throats Until the frag-
ments of our beautiful Capital are scattered
to the four winds, and the victorious legionS
Of JEFF. Davis hive planted the Rattlesnake
banner on the old temple of Liberty. itself
What pity it is there are so few of them
If there were enough of them what delight
full state Of freedom we should have! Amia
ble and consistent men! Disintercsted and
noble indicators of the freedom of speech
and the press!
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22
Legal Notice.
Evan NJ. Iran, .rane' In the District Court Of wapello
-. o. ( County, Iowa.
Legal Notice.

John Overman. ''' ~
To JOHN OyERMAN--
SIR-You hereby notified that there Is now
- file in the Office of the ERIK of the District
Court Of Wapelo county, Iowa, petition of Evan NJ
Crane claiming CT you four hundrs ed and thirty and
63l00hs dallars with ten per cent interest thereon,
money due promissory note execnted by you
and one Philander Overman to j. Finley Crane or
order for two hundred aud sixty five and 100 dol
lars and endorsed to plaintiff and as money due on
certain other promissory note executed by you and
one Philander Overman to the order of Phillip Clark
for eighty -one and 70-100 dollars and endorsed to
plaintiff Said petition also asksfor writ Of attach
ment aga st your, goods, 'chattles, lands and ena
ments to secure said claim. Now unless you appear
before of the second day of the next term
Of the District Court of Wapello county, Iowa. to be
begun and held the 9th day of May. 1861 in said
county, default wlbe entered against you and judg
ment rendered Thereon. March 23d, 1851
8. w. SUMMERS, Atty
April "a 1S6l-4w for Plaintiff
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-05-22

-&cntucky Currency Rejected.
gSNATI, May 1s.-Kentucky currenc,
Rsby nearly all our bankers to.
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Der llntt8Cit,nete jciet ttrmit bsm publitum
an, onb CT britInpig ouf Sanb bGlt an lrncr Sut.
l6sn'6atrit in S6nedaSits, Qt6a GOuntY, ale
Nrt'n &utfcDcn, bic sr an ben alsrnifperlten
pretlrn atlabsn wirp. 3tcis 5abrit beitstt iett
1telen SatrCn unp bat lid bu6 Ieins rauerbaite
uno mObIfrtIe grtrit sinen 9ussn 9iuf rrporben.
gtur tie bette WatsriaIcn perpfn tenuBt unb ars
lbtdts Nrtsiter anscitelIt. Gs III immrr cine srC'
BE Serittepenbeit pCrrdibtg, aus meldr man ii6
rdbrn fam. gGsnn man Ii6 cine nrue &utI6s
oStr anrrres 5ntrleug tsitslt, wiro bic Seltst'
lung prompt erfullt wfrbsr. Hsparoturrn wsrern
itnrll urb biui1 ausaefutrt @eil Der @iaen.
tbtimCr irinem @si6aftc jers auImnfiamteit nib.
mft, uno feline Subrwsrten an 9auerEaftisteit,
Sd6nbrtt uno Siut9fsit tsinsn dnofrn I'M Staat
na6ltchrn, 10 bari CT pon Nr6ttpearn auf einen
3uwadbt Der lbsraIsn Runpldaft rr6nen ppmit
man ibn territs bsetrts.
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Sic 9rD6e nmS auSsrbcbnte
Amt(ben 5abrik
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feDdft IN auS9r0tbntsr g8ttfe bctrttbt ruclblt CT
isps mj9dIs Art ucn Sabriu9,n rtrftrtiaf, uuo oas
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etn Grtabrsntr uno pratttfbsr &utihtnmadbcr in
unb nur 9tidbidts 1rbtittr aulisut. Rsi bm finoet
man tets porrdtbi9 uuo wtretn ouf Btisuuns ss,
madt
&lls Irtsn Garriaass, Ssnns Qinbs, 8uaaits,
SuItits, Tpdawaps, GarryalIs,
uno dberbanpt ale anoert leibtt Tabrcuac, Die in
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gRooe uno aus otn bcittn Waterialien perfsrtot.-
Sclope, nsbs cabtr elm Quttt, ntttst uno IhGnes
Sobr5su9 gu hattn mdn(htn, weroen frEuurlcbli
etnataosn, te tbm pcrIuprshtu uno ltlbit u eranls
tntren. mas etn gutter gRshanit tbun fam. llnr
Nue tonntn Hh oarauf rerofTtn baB mEat Qrteil
re d tlt-une immsr Die prcbt auteshorn bot
Danttar fir ete lttcrolt RuneIhaft bic mir bis:
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- For The best Of either Of the following,
a diploma:
Chittagongs, Shanehae, Cochin China.
Great Malay, Shakebag, Great Java Fowl.
Wild Indian Game, Spanish Game. Yankee
Game, English Raven, Dorkings, Guelder-
lands, Black Spanish, White Spanish, Bava-
rian, SPangled Polish, Black Polish, White
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pelpbia unc 9sugUrt 9reiBrn psrtaufen tGnnrn-
unp wcrur6 iie nun in ben Stanp ssisbt lnp, be.
peutenp pcbfelcr gu Uertaufrn, als bies IOn1rp
ssidtebt. gScr patrr Sarsaine MAIDEN nil, Der
rufe mcrrii9ltf an, prnn 1c iInp i'm StanOr ale
aniprcfsnrc pcufcmmn ;u tsfricpism.
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bier zen 9rSPrsn Q8srtb fir Euer cdcIe brtcmnt
SSSir babem allies
pas in bas SCihait sinee <tubauisS sEbSrt--jn
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werren ebsuf0us nab Der usustcu GRcoe unO beftsn
WonIGr ron uut 9Cliaftrt, unO aorantrt f0e gu len
fir mas hi pGrtauft tpCresn. SErSefGt nidt bi,
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m1rtlom ;u MAIDEN, bog ite bic a9tntur non Spei
Mceehdufsr ba6en, unb fGuusn ie edbGr III isoer
3eit nit Den nsuitcn MCesn perfsbGn.
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hibtion, to be held at Allentown, from
the Path ts the 9th OF September, 1861.
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