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Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01
Ellsworth, Dec. I, 1868.

The subscriber, respectfully represents that be
has seen and read the foregoing petition, and that
evroy statement thei Elm made is correct and true
and that he cheerfully j,ns said petition in the
prayer thereof aud prsys that his house lot. three
fourths Of an acre, formerly part of said Lord.
farm, may be set of by your honorable bodies with
said farm from the town of Surry, and that the
same may be annex d to the town Of Ellsworth
and rs in duty bound will ever pray.
GEORGE :. GRANT.
Surry, Dec 4, 1868.
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01
BLOOD. BLOOD, BLOOD,
Helmbold's Rose Wash,

IN excellent Lotion for Diseases of syphilitic
Nature, and AS an injection 10 Diseases of tbs,
trinafy Organs, arising from habits of diss.pa.
ion, used ia connection with the Extract Buchu
md sarsaparilla, in such diseases as recommended
Evidence OF the most responsible and reliabl.
character will accompany III g med cincs
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01


I1iFS, STAINING Az IENtSHtS,
eeus membrane ofathe bowels. induced by drastic
p44s-;A-se Imperfect H1s lastssd oi Aehs dissolved
hy the cAie, ctrrei u Iis lower b1Wgs, aaI ~
dGce l,.L.,alte ndyelet; or cyac atom by fA--r
i.Tstat3 . - h.ace fte aratHiE9. ys, WfsTrhTg
pans. piles ami ieHesRaHf dai he ,Fsen fl.sr eit.4
10 The 'olfer rosd nat igil-a iEiJy isto tlLe ase
iMlerfe puts
l. y0g would AVOID thc,c annoy nee, Whenever
puIs4t.yc meiicnc Is cequirci. t.Ae % 1.se
RADWAY s REGIlAiING IlI&
THEY WH.b PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE TIE BOWELS REGULAR
Persons aHlate! vitA FIIEs, Lay t.y ea positive
cure 10y Their usc.
(OATEU NlIH GIN
COATED WITH GUM
COATED WITH GUN.
Dr. Railways Fils are elegantly Gated vita G4m,
irum taste smell, be tlke all t.ies
and OCCASIONS. W dau ger Wtil result from cots
If exposed to wet damp weather a0er taxing these
pills.
SIX or RAILWAYS PILLS
Have secured vigorous evacuation. IN severe eases
of lnaInmation uf the iloweis, ieTa'y>is &c, after
Crutiu oi Harlem o. gJeCtipas aG'l other means cof
= elely failed A dose OF EadW ay Pills viii remove all
obstrneIioos, and secure free passage Directions Tor
use arc inside eleh box Price per box, - cent sod
by Druggists, Aeic.ne ietlcrs, aad store keepers
n. R-Eycry Agcul h.1s been furnished with frel
aud ma'ie Plils. As e4ra box Is cug.y=eL WI
Stee! Engraved Label, take none Others.
kADWAY-& co,
81 Ml.1e- sale, New YJ.k.
C.G.lE K, AS,ut EI-wortll ylc IyB
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01

At Court OF Probate holden at EswOrth, within and
for the Coaaty II Hancock, the hrss Wednesday Of
bee ,rher. A. lSSJ.
IUNfCE wAsGArr, widow of REM min r. Was
IL Eat; tate Of Eden. deceased. having made arplcs-
on o. Ev or allowance out OF the per,ouai estate q
ssti dccsaSetli
0rdsrtd-Tha, the said runiee 5 wasra,t give notice
10 all person Interested, by causing copy of III :
order to he Published three weeks surccssiytiy in the
Ellsworth American prated, At Ellsworth that they may
appear Probate Court he held Ellsworth sai
the first Wein~dAy OF January next. at ten
f the eck ia the preonn and shcw csuse, If any they
have, why aliov1 shouhl not he male
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
'rse cApy-Attest,
Is A. A. BARrIErT Rscster
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01

" Conrt If Probate holden at Ellsworth, within aud
f.r tie County % Hancock, the first Wednesday 4
p.ceiaher, 4. y. lS63,
ID +. GARLAND Administrator Of the estate oi
II. john Mcfarland. late OF Ellsworth, in sail coun-
" dcrassl. having presented his first account of ad-
ministratinn uop sll deceaseds estate for probate
0rderfi That the said Administrator give notice all per-
Interested ny causing copy Of this he publish
ed three weeks successvey, the Ellsworth Amrrican
printed in Elssorh that they may appear at Probate
Ccurt he holden Ellsworth, the first eneslay ef
January At of the clock in the forenoon, and
shev cause, il any they bar, why the should
he allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true eopy-Att
A. n,RrtrTr Register
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01

At Court Of Probate holden At Euworth. within ard
for th- County OF Hancock, the first "Wednesday
of bec,nbcr, A =. 1855.
JOlS BTCk & Al. Executors Of the will Of Wm g.
., Chse late Of Bucks port in said county, frc'astfl,
having presented their first account Of Administrator
upon said deseassd estate for probate
Ordered-Thst the said Executors give no. ice
thereof to all persons interested hy causing copy o tins
order pubshet, three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, printed in Ellsworth. that they
NAV appear At Probate Court To he holden at HIS
wortl on clncSay OF January at ten et
the clock in the f1rcn,1u, and shew Il any they
have wis the same should act be allowed.
PARKER II Ck, Judge.
true copy,-Auest
A. A. BaRr-Err, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01

To th' Honorable .Snate and House of Repre-
sentatnrcs for the Safc Of Naine, at Au-
gmsfa,, L,g's'GtHre assembled A. ID 1853.
NOtR petitioner would respectfully rcpresen;
that he resides Within the limits Of the town
of Surry, and about two and a half miles from
Ellsworth village, where he transacts mest Of biz
bu incss, and is pa'tner of the firm Of Davis Il
Lord, Hardware and Iron dealers. That he resides
four miles om Su ry village and town house
where he ha. no business except to attend town
meetings. That the division line between tie
towns OF Ellsworth anl Surry divides his farm
leaving his barn and sheds 10 Ellsworth and his
house about eight feet from said line in Surry,
that it will be much more convenient for him to
have all of his property in one town, and to pay
his taxes in onr town and those in the town where
he transacts his daily business. Wherefore he
prays your honorable body to pass an act setting
off all that part OF his farm in the town OF Surry,
together with a house lot being n part of said
farm, and owned by George :. Grant, may be set
off from said town Of Surry, and that tue same
may be Ted to the town Of Ellsworth aud as
in auty Lound will ever pray. plan OF sid
farm with town line accompanies this petition.
SAMUEL LORD.
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01

To The Honorable Parker Tuck iudgc Of Probate fer
tn. LII IIatal...k

% Tue iionnfanle lefkeF luck 4utltt Oh lHHHt tti
the ceuHty uf Hancock
ID E>rECTFI LILY shew- John Buck Guarslian ai
n Horace T. Buck a minor heir Of Wealthy \
Buck. late Of Iuck>port, il said coUuty. deceased
that said minor is interested ia certain real estate
o. sal deccase To- vii Dot of land situate ON tie
southerly ide ai the IN HHck,Puri village lt 1
ing roH school street across the strVau BvW ueCu
pied b, George Foster, Tor which said Poster has
mIde an adv aHta aSUuus offer. Also second larrtl
OF reSl estate in said village. 10 wit: fHt westerly
half Of house aud lot in the ut r. W 8rtwe}i~
blacksmith shop. the other hall being occupied H'
x. Kelley. iar which James : krey has rla3c aa
adv Fataeroti- ofer. Ai>a a third lot say VI
la-c o. the case ry side uf Carytiug Macituc roft.
cont lining abuat four acres. kHuFu a tAt ' i1ttit
luf Tor " hclI !. L. Huk has nIue a,iy autHge
offer and that il would lv for the Interest uf his
wsr,i acceIs said several oscrs sud rjt thr pro
d, al interest lie Therefore pfays thai 20 NAV
be al n~el to Aerp said offers al'! n uske ile sags
aforc-.id without pabiic notice tIe1e"i.
JOHN rItk.
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01

At Court Of Probate holden al Ellsworth within and Tor
the County Of Hancock the FIRST Wednesday ef
December, A y. 1863.
~ q FECk Al, Administrators Of the estate O.
X. Asa SIC ctVi.tet late Of Ellsworth. said county
deceased having presented their secatd of adj
Hin'tr1tan upon said deeeaseds estate fuf probate.
Oracre1 That the ssdA administrators give notice ali r
Interested o. causing copy II this order 10 be pub
ished .ree saeeessyely the Ellsworth American
o. iuiel At Ellsworth that they may appear Probate
Court "a he held At Ellsworth. Ia SAID county. the
first Wednesday ~ January next, ten oCioeS in the
forenoon and caas any they have, why the
should not be allowed,
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
A true copy-Attast.
4s a, A. BARrtxrr. Register
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01
Bininzers Wheat Tonic.
Bininger's Bourbon Whiskey.
Bininger's Genuine Cognac Brandy

Il is milh. delicate and fruy aul designed be
Iy' uH!fnrfn "a rhpGrter and quality. Put pint
quart bottles. il containing dozen pi.s and
&c zen quarts.
Ellsworth American., 1864-01-01

fENIE under .ued take thi. method TO inform
The c'ukcas ot Ellsworth and vicinity that
hey have recently atted NJ machinery for Tie
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-18

!; New YORK, Aug. 13.-The pirate ITALIA.
hasse, which has just destroyed numbe,
of vessels on our coast, is an, iron. claf
steamer painted white. two smoke stacks,
two screws about $50 feet in length. 90 fee,
beam, and draws about nine feet of wa ter.
Her hull is marked Tallahassee, of !. ondon
1854" engines marked - & w. Dudgem
London" She is fore and aft schoone,
rugged and mounts three guns. Her crew
consists of about 100 persons including
officers. Men of all nations are represented
on board, most Of whom are said to be sol.
diers from Lees army. She is sa id to have
run out of Wilmington about six DAYS ago
iwithou having been seen by any of ADM
raj Lees blockaders. She has quite a GUAM
ti.y Of cotton on board to protest her boil.
ers, and there are four bundles of turpen.
tine on deck to be Used in firing vessels. -
She is commanded by John Taylor Wood
G. s. A. ire
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DoN'T PAY TO TAKE PAPER ?--M, Cvru

DoN'T Pay TO TAKE A PAPER ?--Ms CYRUS
Upham lost a breaking team ofeight oxen
Tic hunted three, weeks for them without
avail. He then advertised them in the Re,
publican, giving a description of the cattle
and offering $40 reward for them. Several
parties who do not take the Republican saw
the cattle but passed them by. Mr.. d. S.
Miller saw them, looked at his paper and
found they agreed with the description.
took them up, sent us word and we notified
Mr.. Upham. He went to Mr. Miller's found
seven of his oxen, paid Mr.. Miller $35 and
secured his cattle. HsiR 40
This is good comment on the value of
paper aud OF adyertising.--Ionn CITY Re
Publican.
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i .
The inquiries made of the Provost Mar.
shal Gene raj at Washington, direct. have
become so numerous that it has been found
necessary to announce publicly the fact
that inquirisso on ordinary subjects con.
nected with the enrolment, draft, exemr-
ton, liability Of draft, credits and accounts
OF men furnished, must be addressed to- the
Provost Marshall of the proper Congress
slonal District, who will, If unable to give
the desired information. refer the matter to
higher authority. Answers will thus be re.
celved much more promptly than by ad
dressing the Provost Marshal General Of
the United States at Washington, where
more important business often prevents
prompt answers to the multitude of in.
quiries now addressed to the Bureau on per.
sonal and other questions Of minpcr impor.
lance. The only possible way to obtain
prompt answers isby addressing the Pro.
vost Marshal Of the proper Congressional
District. - Chicago Journal ~ if5H 7.ye
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~ = 10 cAtgaSis - .Es. az 81.
The Fremont PLATFORM declares authori.
tatively that Slavery IS dead. The copper.
neads, while positively endorsing this Plat.
form, declare that the Government is wag-
ing war for the abolition Of Slavery How
can that be? How can you abolish thai
which is already deads The Fremont wing
of the, Eopperhead party. and the Copper.
head Wing Of the Fremont party find good
deal of difficulty in reconciling their oppo.
site sentiments. The dog which the old
ologists described as guarding the door Of
hell, had three heads. The Dogberry De.
mocracy, with its infusion Of Fremontlsm,
has more than three heads, each one OF
which. instead Of finding itself On guard,
will discover itself to be, in November next,
several miles from the door ON the ins;ds!
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,TCMARBIrE HALL yttsf
Dining and OYSTER Saloon

The undersigned would inform the citi-
zens OF ottumwa and the public generally,
that he has removed his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, Gimme.
diately above his former room,) where he is
better prepared now tlian' heretofore to ac-
lcosndpodate those who may favor him with
call. lie has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish sh
Warm meals at any hour III the naoraing
iars s2elsiss . or evening.
sY-Fresh Oysters received daily by Elk.
press.
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story.
: Dec 8, 1868 YIN. A. MOIL.
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From the Frontier.

3; LEAyENwoRrH. Aug. 15.-Thc Atchison
Press has news from Little Blue that the
lndians'on Sunday last commenced the in.
discriminate murder Of the whites in that
section. Stage route station keepers and
settlers are all leaving, and the overland
mail coaches have stopped running. d COS
: The Dakotah Union, of the I'd insto says
Everything in the nature of crops in the
Missouri valley, from Fort Pierce to Sioux
City WAS ruined in the short space of two
DAYS by grasshoppers, and says the supply
of food must be imported to subsist the PEG.
pie during the year. Gf@n,gg III
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THE OTTUMWA SEMINARY
? Il AND NORMAL INSTITUTE. a3 3yhiq
Rev; i'm: McELRoY.

Rev. NJ. McELROY,
. hr. h. L 1McGINITIE. Principals. att
September 9Th, 1854. The uniform rate IF tuiti on
win be from % to 81 per term often weeks payable
In advance.
No pul il will be admitted who Is not sufaci h4Iy
advanced to study written arithmetic nor for less
time than half term. 5,s-s'f3 20 'HU t.tf
new feature in the Institution viii be Teach.
ers Glass for those who desire to prepare for. or
perfect tharas in .f te~vis,,r
having special reference to the requireme of
School Law for Teachers Certificates T he number
OF pupils will be limited in exceed ng sixty.
nve IL rs earnestly requested that pupils be pref
ent at the beginning of the term. ~, : aFs 49,
For further Information see printed Circulars OF
apply to either Of the Principals. cas- s.Els ..fsf
Aug. 4, lS64-n
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Dr. STRICKLAND Tbe valuable remedies
offered BY this regularly educated physi.
clan, who came here from Tennessee, high.
~ commended, win be found advertised in
our columns His office is No. East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o., ,fi Hs,s
We would advise any one suffering from
a distressing cough or any affection OF the
throat or lungs to try DR.. Strickland's
Meliduous Cough Balsam, it is for sale al
the drug stores.
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The Editor of the Independent says that
a leading citizen Of New York, noble and
unspot,ed lawyer, had addressed him in
these words
The Fremont meetings in my district are
he'd in the same. grogshop, out of which,
last summer, issued the rioters who set fire
to my house, the audience are the same per
sons, and the speakers are we'll known as
+Copperheads. 7g. sf,s a raa III 70
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New, Srock YARDs.-The new stock
yards Of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
R. R. Co, in Chicago, are being fitted up
in the most extensive and convenient man-
ner. and will adj greatly to the facilities
for receiving and shipping ct ock Of all
kinds. Four Of fairbanks, Stock Scales,
forty.two feet long, and wide enough to
weigh an entire car load at once, are being
built in the yards, 50 that all stock received
or delivered can be promptly and corec,l y
weighed. a, :. (
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-18
New AND !, usraI Ed Med icines should 10

New AND UNIFIED Med icines should not
always receive the entire. confidence of the
people, but when q remedy has been prac.
tically tested for ten years, in the general
practice Of thorough physician, as has Dr.
d. H Seelye's Liquid fCatarrh Remedy. and
never failed, persons ,fA cted With Cat, rrh
should Immediately test its merits.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-18

! ALL Il WELL THAT ENDS Thu,
exclaimed many thousands after trying tn,
celebrated Chemical Saleratus Of DeL.nd
& Go. They say it works like charm
and they always have nice light bread, bis
cult, cakes, &c. Il IL never fails. ~, 81 ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-18

Petroleum v. Nasty, Pastor Of said
church ia charge" is Mr.. d. R. Locke. edi-
tor of the Finley, Hancock county Illinois
Jeftrsonian. 81 s. 3g 3 ad
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.TTUMWAo CARRIAGE FAC
TINTED STATES INTERN al

ASSESSORS OFFICE, FOURTH DISTRICT, Iowas,t
= Iowa City. Iowa, June 2S, 1864.
The undersigned Assessor Of the 4th District Of the
State o! Iowa, in pursuance OF Ssetion Law
entitled "An act to provide Interoal Revenue, and
TO support the Government, and to pay interest on
the Public Debt hereby advertiseS all persons con-
cerned TINT the lists, valuations and enume
made and taken by the Assistant, Assessor within
the county of Wapelio in said 4th District may be
examined the 3Oth day Of June, 1861 At the ofce
Of J. T. Hackworth, In Ottumwa, county azores aid
and that said lists will remain open at said office for
the space of fifteen days.
July, 1864, at o'clock p NJ. at tn office Of ]. T.
Hackw orth, Ottumwa, within ssd county Of wapeilo
and after the expiration of said fifteen days. appeal
In writing win be received and determined relative
10 any excessive valu atoms or ennm
Atons by the said Assistant Assessor.
sEPH9 lsl4%f Oh GEORGE H. JEROME,
va ,,a., Assessor for the 4th District of Iowa.
= J une 3d. 1s642w iEIUf Efl7a Ut t7Tfa|lt7G TIif
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These. Bends are Exempt from Tarasion By any
Sf7fs or Wna ioipdl authority,
snbscriptions 10 these Bonds are received in Jni-
ted States notes or notes Of the National hanks
They to BE REDkRMED IN COIN at the pleasure OF
the Government at any period no. sess ndn zen m1r
their redemption FIVE PER CENT INTEREST WILL. he
PAID IN COIN Bonds of fifty and hundred dollars
annually; on Bonds of FIVE hundred dollars and over
ually. The interest is payable on the first
day OF March and September In each year.
As these bond are exempt from municipal or State
taxation their value Is increased from one to three
o err cent per annum, according to the rate Of tax
levies In various parts Of the country.
Atthe present premium on gold they pay better
than any other inv INT that be had at par.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Cou-
pom Bonds as they may prefer. Registered Bonds
recorded the books Of the u g. Treasurer, and
can be transferred only on the owners order Cou-
pom Bonds pay to bearer, and are more con-
veaIens for commercial uses. .aja
These Bonds may be subscribed for In sums rom
$50 up to any magnitude, he same terms, and are
thus made equally available to the smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They can be converted
into money at any moment, and the holder Will have
the be neft Of the interest
n Subscribers 10 this loan win have the option CT
having their Bonds draw interest from March 1st
by paying the accrued interest," In coin(or in Uni.
ted States notes. or the of the National Banks
adding fifty per cent for premium) or receive them
drawing interest from the date Of subscription and
deposit.
Drafts on st. Louis, Chicago, and New, York will
be received in payment ofsubscrptions to this loan
The usnal commission allowed to Banks and Bankers
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
KEOkUK yrsts ftg
Deals In all classes of u 8. Bonds. Interest Coupons
Of all kinds OF U. s. Bonds bou gbt collected; Gov
eminent Yoachsrs, Orders on the U g. Paymaster fo'
Bounty or Back Pay, cashed or collected.
e EXCHANGE on l1the principal cities, and Cob
and silver bought apd sold. =, r
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
or all denominations for sale. discount of3 pc
cent made on sales of 500 and upwards s..,..
II. K. LOVE, President.
r, B. FOOTE, Cashier. ~ al 81 Aug 4, 1s64-8u
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General Sheridan's forces, marching in
pursuit Of the rebel Early's invaders had
reached Middletown, some distance south
of Winchester, on Friday. Our latest aad.
vices are to the, evening Of that day. when
the rebels were in line of battle in that
reighborhood. Skirmishing was in b progress,
and battle has probably been fought ere
t this "s'5 ~ -f.a sag sf'''s Ss7a'7oe
General Burnside has been relieved of the
command 0ofthe 9th Army Corps This is
probably in consequence of the failure Of the
assault at Petersburg, the blame of which is
charged to him. " .4'f 'aa n''a' ~ .
Generals Sbley's and Sully's Indian ex-
petition in the Northwest is on the march
for Powder river, where great battle with
the Sioux is expected. re ., .......
The Circlevile Union says that on Mon
day last, three house breakers were killed
in Lancaster, Ohio, while forcing an en-
trance into the house OF, a, soldiers wife,
by wounded soldier, whom the lady's
hospitality had just received the evening
previous, Que of the burglars was recog-
nized as the lady's brother.in-law. She
had just received $500. from her husband
in the army, and it is supposed that this
was the temptation which brought the men
on on their evil and disastrous errand.
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ITO CLEAR THE HOUSE on

a PLIES, use Butchers celebrated LIGHTNING
FLY-klLLER, neat, cheap article, easy 10 use-
Every sheet vii kin quart Sold everywhere,
june -, 1914 le-ev ~ g,-'.e
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TAX PAYERS OFaU S INTER.

Will take notice that thenSnnuaI asses sment for
wapeilo County has been completed for 1854 and
placed In my hands for collection, and that will
be 1t the Court House in Ottumwa on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the I'd and Sd days Of August, to re-
cefve the same. III persons knowing themselves n
duties will pie cxif at the time appointed and
settle the same without delay otherwise pena lty
Of ten per cent win be added and collections made
sby distraint and sale" zsarI e4ftfaS fft{ Il
iS-ie-.sw. sAML INGELs, Dep'y Col.
40 rect ho soE1st Div, 4th Col. Dist, Iowa.
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Returns from all but Eve counties in
Pennsylvania. show majority for the con.
stitutionai amendment allowing soldiers TO
vote, oil 9o,64l. garsai. r-As