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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21

AT fashionable receptions, the only per-
fume considered en- regie is Phalon's
Might Blooming Cerus." Two years ag o
it hll almost entirely superseded the Par
is Extracts, and, as nothing but miserable
limitations of them can now be procured,
it occupies the field without a competitor.
Sold everywhere.
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ATTEMPT TO SET FIRE TO THE BANK.-
Sometime during Saturday night last, sha-
wings were deposited in the hall leading
from the street to the second story of the
National Bank Building and as was apar-
ent set On fire, but went out without firing
the building. The track of the shavings
was traced to the new store of j. III. Mer-
rill, on the opposite side.,ofthestreet, where
they were YIN loubtedly obtained by break
ing light of glass.
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OYSTERS-PerSons in want of good fresh
Oysters, either by the can or dish, can be
accommodated by calling Oh Louis Gle
brich. on Front street. opposite DR. Cowan's
drug store. tIo serves them up in good
style, with all the necessary "sile dishes"
Give Louis Al call when you want Oysters.
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Mo.Es PErrINaIL1,s HOUSE RuRSEp..

MoSEs PETTINGILL's HOUSE BURNED.
W. very much regret TO learn of the loss
by fire ofthe residence of Moses Pettin-
gill of Peoria, Ills. Loss some $4,000.
We have not learned whether there was
any insurance on the property orr not. Mr..
Pettingill is one Of the original proporie-
tors OF this town and still owns good deal
OF valuable property here.
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BADLY HuRT.-Mr. VIM. III. Lewis was
badly injured few days ago, i'm c.nse
quence Of the breaking OLA rope by which
he was bang let dawn into cistern ut
DIR. Thrall's. One of his legs was broken
the ankle "f the other foot sprained, and,
his head bruised
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GREAT SNOW SToRM.-It commenced
showing yesterday morning, and at the
time OF writing this yesterday afternoon,
there was no abatement of the storm. The
indications are that we are to get guAs-
fH0l sufficient of the article.
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SKATING. THE river opposite the upper
part Of the city was pretty thick!y covered
with Skaters. including several females,
on Sunday last. We should think as
many rs IS or 100 was out at one time
This IL healthful and pleasing exercise on
suitable occasions, but it seems to us that
due regard for propriety and the obliga-
tions orthe Sabbath would dictate tho Sc
lection Of some other day,
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WINTER Is UPON Us. and persons desir-
ing to protect themselves from its chilling
blasts will do we'll to examine Temples
Stock Of Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Fur
nishing Goods.
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S200.-The Congregational Festival,
Tuesday evening, produced about 200 dol
lars srD s'' The proceed, are tn be applied
1, tho purchase OF a new NJ slodeou for the
Church.
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Health, the poor mans riches, the rich
mans bliss is found in Ayers Medicines,
after fruitless search among other reme-
dies. A word to the wise is sufficient.
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TLAIM AGENCY.

Soldiers, aud the widows and eirs of soldiers are
notified that am acting Il licensed cla aim agent,
for procuring Pensions, Bouuties, Back Pay and ali
other just ella ms against the Government.
Charges moderate, and nothing unless claims are
allowed. EDWARD II. STILES.
I--lG--tf Office opposiIs Ottumws House.
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Pianos I! Pianos

Who wants to buy n Piano? Useful in
formation on that subject can be had n
this office,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SSldic"S
ana tbe Wi1o'cs ami Heirs Of So1dierS,
are notified that am acting as gent for recurring
Pensions, Bouniies and other claims against the
Government Charges Notwithstanding unless
claims allowed. NJ. J. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 1, 1864 If OttuRwa Iowa
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TSTRAY COW.

IL Taken up bv John q. Kesanger living In Da-
lonega iownshin, Wanello county iowa. Nov. 2atk
1SG5. One medium sig d red brown Cow. no mark
or brands rcrcciv able. Appraised at $15, befores
John Pot or. Justice If the Pc &C.,
Filed December 3 tn, 1865.
3S.17.2w. L. NJ COOLEY Clerk.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
es~rsS~s1
s7ss;s-... Z: 2, -7 J; !: ]. -5 49,
RAILROAD LINE.
OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST

OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST
F:om Burlington to Chicago, Detroit. Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Phikdelphia, la II imore, New York and
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving iiurlingt the 500 A. VI.
rain connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and south and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evening traius. Both trains connect with
aliIne great Eastern Railroad routes, to-wit: NJ G.
X via Detroit; NJ X via Toledo and Pittsburgh
and TT Wayne via Ft Wayne, of which passe n :.
ger axe their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo,
Thirteen hours ahead ofany otheIroutele aving Bur
lington.
Baggage checked nrough to Detroit Niagara Fail
and New York. Boston. Toledo, Dunkirk, Buffalo
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Ticketsfor this gre at Eastern sale
Ottumwa Fairfield, Mt Pleasant. and at the Tick
Office corner Front nd Watersheds, Burlington.
Sleeping Cars att ached to the Nighttrans.
Fare aslow AS By any otherrou,e.
X. .H6SF0RD,
Dec is. '61. G~r'Ag'tC. B. h @. r. z
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SO
the most favorable terms.
FOR saba large Brick Hotel in The city of OF.
tumwa, well located. Cheap for cash.
FOR SALE-A small frame dwelling Front
street, city Of Ottumwa. desirable residence.
FOR sALE-A large two story frame dwelling In
the central part OF the city Of Ottumva.
FOR SALE-A large brick dwelling in the suburbs
Of the city Of Ottumwa well situated, with trees,
shrubs, aud other conveniences.
FARM FOR SALE In Highlani township, eight
miles from Ottumva, 2uo acres-l0o acres
in good Guilty. alton. calculated for stock Farm /;
well watered Ion fruit tees of excellent quality
A. W. CASTOR
In cultivation, 10 acres timber adonnr, in Dahlon-
ega Township, az miles North East Of Otsumwa.
FARM FOR SALE-Containing l2U acres, ofw
so is nice prairie land we'll improved, and 20 acres
Of timber, in Dahloness Township 5 miles North
East nf Ottumwa.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-House for sale sit
uated Front Street. contai ling ten large rooms
calculated for a boarding or Hotel stand
FOR SALE-l2v acres Of nice prairie land In Madi-
sou county, 8 miles from winterset, il being the
south half south east quarter, and the south east Of
the south west quarter Of Section Fifteen Township
IS, Range 90 west.
For rurther parti culars and terms of the above
premises, call al the office Of the undersigned on
Court street. A. W, CASTOR
FOR sALE-16n acres Of choice land in Washing
ton county, Iowa. For particulars. enqnirs OF
W. GASrON.
FOR SALE-l6o acres Of choice Prairie Land, in
A.w. CASTOR.
under fence. Within three miles Of 0ttumwa.
For particulars, see A. W. CASTOR.
FOR sALE-A small house and lot in the eastern
part OF the city Of ottumwa. Cheap for cash En-
qure Of A. W. GASToN.
Betueen Front ami Second Streets,
OrrUMWA, IOWA.
Feb. 9, 1s65-v
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By Telegraph.

THE ATLANTIC CABLE"
Has been successfully laid to Ottumwa,
Iowa. All dispatches sent from Smith 4
q o.'s Flour Store, which is warranted to
seni good news into every family. Come
On. mi all.
. CAPT. V. p. Two MBLY,
Operator.
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TEE GITUMWA COURIER
Local and Miscellaneous

PENSIONS Bounty AND BACK PAY. prompt
" obtained by +. ii. STILES.
Office over @. G Warden's Store.
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- Take MP by Michael Finnecan, living In
Ace ncy township, Tapello con- ~ Iowa on the 9Th
da v Of December, 1863 o ne dark bav mare. three
We old last spriHr h!.ze in the face bot hind
feet white, collar marks on the top OF { he reck,
shoes behind. Appraised at Si25, before Jesse
Leonard Jus iice Of the Peace.
Filed December 18th, 1865.
3S-17-2w. l.. NJ GODJ, " Clerk.
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ERIE RAILWA Y.

ERIE RAILWAY.
Great Broad GuR.c Double Track
And Telegraph Route.
To Nesc forh, Boston, Phaadelphid, Baltimore,
HarrisbHrg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH U. S. Walls.
EXPRESS Trains leave DUYKIRK or BUFFALO on ths
arrival OF trains from the West, via the LAKE SHORE
RAILRoAn, also from SALAMANCA arrival Of trains
via the Ne,o Broad Gdugs Atlantic and Great Wes-
tern Rdiitrdy from Cleveland o., giving Passengers
Cleveland, o., of a SIR Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in Vide, ROomy, Pal.
gee Cars, direct 10 New YoRK. perfection attain,
FOR FREIGHT
between all points and WEST, facilities are
unrivalled. Forming close and reliable con nectons
AT DUNKIRy and BUFFALO with Western roads, and It
SALAMANCA with the -
Broad Gunge Atlontir and Great Western
RGiltay
! which route there Is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
leave New York daily for all points In the West, ma
other route. fpr Freight or Passage inquire at
the principal Offices in the W est, and at
ca Clark Street, Chicago.
240 Broadway, New York,
% South ST., 4. r., New York.
is State Street, Boston.
b. W. BLANCHARD, CHAs. MISor,
Genr fr'tAst. Gen'lSup't.
w. r. BARR, Is. s. SPENCER,
GenI Tic. Agt. Western Ae't,
Dec
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$50 Main st. Buffalo. ". Y.
rr- For sale ~ Oteum9d by DR.. ". Il
-UpaH. NoV30, 1866.
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A YER'S AGUE CURE.

For the speedy cure OF Inter-
mittrpt Fever, or Fever and
Ague, Remittent Fever, Chill
Fever, Periodical Headache or
Billions Hea dache, and Bilious
Feyers. 'na-ed for the whole
cla.s of,iisesses orr ginating In
hillary arrangement. caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic
rnI,nt rios
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O7TT-NJVA MA RHETS,
CORRECTED BY
NJ ENDE EMAIL a. BAKER

These quotations. II will he IN derstood are pal :
by first hnyers and not by retail trade. The cit Z
ira de will de and higher prices to purchasers.
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Dec. l4th.

II. Ker!oot, living in Richiand township,
Wapello county Iowa, Nov. 18th, 1865.
Two bright BAY Colts, suppose to he one
wear old last spring: one both hind feet
white star in the forehead. one side Of the
lower lip hangs down a little. The other
has three white fact, a star i'm the for. head
with littlo snip on thu nose. Appraised
at SIS each, before John Potter, Justice OF
the Peace.
Filed December, 9th. 1885.
7, NJ GDnIES~ rlar,.
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9S-l72w.
rsTRAY STEER.

- Taken M by Pare white. li1'tri Adam. tn.
wspello County, Iowa, Dec. 9Th. 1865 One steer
white and red spotte d, his ears either cropped OF
frozen OF, ard has a cnt the dewIap, no other
marks or brands rercev ole. Appraised at s15, be-
fore Frederick l., Buchanan, Justice Of the Peace.
FIJI ed December 18th, 1865.
L.MGODLEy.
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THROUGH TICKETS
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
DERIvER RAILROAD.
ia W s;.;sss: S3 =s.:s;s.a3
CHA NOE of TIME.

Or and after Monday July 24th, $50 and until fur
Their notice Passenger Trains win leave and arrive
as inlnWs: GOING EAST.
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Policies of Insurance

on lives, stationary property, and prop-r~ in tran
stu. in the best Companies 10 the United States,
the most favor bile terms.
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ESTR Y ca T7TE.-Takep up by
James Gibson, living in Competine Town
ship, Wapello County Iowa, November
18th, 1865. 4 deep red Steer, one year old
last spring, under slope off of left ear; also
a red yearling steer with an udderbit i'm
each ear; also n last sprinps Calf. red and
white, a slit In each ear. Appraised ~
follows: Seer SIS; red yearling Steer 81 !;
Calf 90; before John Alexander, Justice of
the Peace.
Filed Cecember 9th 1865.
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PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE,
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Should be used by every one who would
restore their Hair to more than its oriQi.
nal beauty and luxurianoe.
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ESTRA YCOLTS-Taken n? by Samuel
4 Cross, living in Adams Up, Wapello
County Iowa, Nov, 25th, 1865, two Colts;
one a light sorrel mare colt with white
hind feet, and the left fore foot, white to
the pastern joint, supposed to be four years
old next spring. The other bay Horse
colt with white hind feet and the lef, fore
foot white to the pastern Joint and n white
spot in the forheead. supposed to he years
old next spring. Appraised at $40 each.
before friedrich l. Bachinan, Justice Of the
Peace.
Filed December 9th 1855.
In COOLEY, Clerk.
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ESTRAYS.
ESTRAY CATTLE

y ITaken no by william 0v erturf, II wing In Com
petine township, wapello county iowa; December.
4th, lS65. One Steer, red and white, white in the
face. Appraised at $40 ~.
tne Heifer, red will some white In the face wi tn
swallow fork In the right ea r, app praised at As.
Also one Bull, dark red with W hite face an white
under the belly. Appraised at Is, before Charles
Barber, Justice of,the Pesce.l
Filed December 49, 1865.
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ESI'RA Y CA T'TLE-Tukcn up by Will
liams Davis, living in Compel no town.
ship, Wapello county Iowa, Nov. 9th,
1865. One three years old Heifer. red and
white pided under halfcrop, under half
crop off of right ear, two unacrbits in left.
On" red and white specified two years
old III ,i!er.
One black IIeifer, white face, slope in
left ear. two years old last spring. APP
praised Is follows: Pided heifer $50;
Speck led. 500; black heiier sl2. before john
Alexander. Justice of the Peace.
Filed Dec. 9Th 1858.
L. NJ COOLEY Clcrk
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-23

would ever hear until in heaven she
joins the Jubileel For look you, fingers
of flame are clutching her garments
snatching, clambering, racing, they
multiply around her, play with the rib
bons of her hair, catch at the hangings
of the stage, and wrapt all in undistin-
guishable tevrorl She had seen them as
they leaped from her feet and confront
ed her; paralyzed with fear, and una
bic tocry out, she felt herself smoth-
cred in wooden and lifted away, from
Death and Destruction. And whisper
ed, sIknew YOU would save me, ARTHUR
she raised her head from its pillow on
ly to behold the living love of the dead,
paid face of Philip A re-there. where
be had fallen close beside her, half rest
ing on the same cushions. 'a et
Every one said he died from inhaling
fame. And suppose he did; you know
how it came about.
There stood long in Florence state
ly.mansion, scnlptured and splendid with
gardens awaiting it on every side, save
that where the river went swinging by;
if one in boat foateG lazily below it,
at every window they would see cherub
faces clustering, hear laughter and
songs, and perhaps the sacred and dis
figured phantom of that memorial
night, Saint Ann, the children call her
still the mute cantatrice. Aud beyond,
from the bosom of foliage and flowers,
springs the white cross tbatmarks Phil
ip Arne's grave, and breaks the sun
shine into thousand smiles.
For years Saint Ann Taught children,
poor, homeless children, to sing; took
them into her heart, as Philip Arne had
taken her. and dying, divided her for
tune among them. SO now at lovely
Florence they show you two small flow
er-grown graves and an old bewildered
violin. This is Ariel. r.
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POETRY.
THE "AGER."

Once upon an evening bleary.
3 = q while i.sst me. dreamy. dEeary, II -
In the silnshine. thinking oer - -
TIIinps that passed in days OF yore;
WhlIe nodded. neaTlv sleeping,
GENTLY came SOMETHING creeping
Up NV back hk ew2ftr seeping
S@eping upwards from the floor
"a Iis a soSliug bres ze. muttarehsTe
- IL asFronf the regions meath the noof-
Only this a1dno more.
-sAs Ar distinctly remember.
1t was IN that wet September t1e.1
when the earth and every member
of creation that il bore.
=. HAD for weeks ami weeks been soaking
l. IN NE meanest, most provoking
F. ggy rains, that without joking.
We h a ever seen before.
81 knew q must be very
cold and damp beneath the or
gary cold beneath the n9or
So sat me nearly Mapping.
IS IN the sEIsrs hi - stretching gaping
And 3 feeling quite delighted
with breeze from meath the door;
Till found me growing colder,
And the stretching waxing bolder,
And myseIfa feeling older
Older than I'd felt before;
Feeling that my joints we're sitter
Tran they were in days OF vote
Sitter than they'd been before.
An along my back the creeping
:. S,Jpn lave place to rushing leaplngs
as eOuntiess frozen demons
Had conc uded To explore
AL the cavities -th6 NarInintS-
fTwiIt me and the neither gArmeatss
Up into my hair. and downward
Through my boots iuta the door,
Then fen myself a shaking. 49,
Gently shaking more and /" ore
Every nIonient more and more.
Twas the Ager and il shock me
Into heavy clothes. and took l-Io
ShakingtO he kitchen-eveFy
fplaoe where there Vas warmth IN store
SHAKING tin the schin's raftied.
shaking TIL my mOlars ratified.
shaking, and with AL nay warming,
Ieeling colder than beforC
shaking till il had exhausted
All its powers sh ke me mOre-
Till il could not AXE me more.
Then rested TIL Ihe morrow
Whea Il came with al the horror
50 - Ttatit had the face 60 biTr5w,
Shatins. shaking. as before:
Ard from that day Ia pteuiber-
uay Itch shall long remember
II mas made Journal visits.
shaking. shaking, oh, sore
Shaking an my bouts aud shaking
Me.to bed II nothing mere
S = FUZZY this. ifnOthiDg more
And to-day the swallows fitting
ROuud my cottage sitting
MOOdiIy within tine sunshine;
ra. Just inside Iay silent door,
- r. Warrington the Ager. .eeming
Like man forever dreaming,
And the sunligh ON streaming
Sheds no shadow ON the floor;
Fer am too thin and silOw
- To nI- Re shadows the fiO0r--
Mary shadow any nlOrci
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WELLEs AND MALE.
CARPETTNGS
RRADFORD s. STARK.

NOS. S55 d S57 East Water ST.. Milwaukee.
wholesale and Retail dealers in Carpets OIL CIotbs
Bedding. Curtains and Upholstery Goods and every
description OF goods pertaining to the carpet bust
ness, oner To consumers and the trade a most at
trSSVs ana complete assortment at the lowest prices
We are now receiving largely 70 Fail and Winter
uade, Cafpets OF Hew patterns, DTuggets, BlaDkets
Damask and Rep Curtain goods and many deyfrable
articles not TO be found elsewhere We solicit an Az
animation of our stock. BRADFORD & STARR
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JOHN MARIO s. Co.

Alb, 321 and 223 East Water Street
NIL WAUKEE. WIS,
Importers and Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Hardware, Iron, Sterl, Nails Rope and Timers
Boston Rubber Betting, Packing and Hose, Hoe Il
Co. g Saws :.
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III. WHAT TT DID WITH HIM.

They went to Italy; they drank the
draughts distilled from its sky and earth
and sea; they wandered among the
ghosts of the past; among the beautiful
of ancient magnifcence. 1t endowed
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Il Il
L saw Greenmantle coming, and push
ed towards. her through the crowd. 1
reached her and should have spoken;
il was her mantle, but the bonnet was
different, so was the face
Here was the disappointment doubly
deep was reckless ;4my timidity had
flown, andI spoke to the girl who wore
the mantle had been seeking so long.
She was Greenmantle's sister. Green
mantle was Ill, but she was better. OH
yes, she was getting strong again /; they
did not live far from there. / was mad
/ believe, and fancy the girl thought
SO. i bought grapes, oranges, apples,
| flowers. and wanted TO buy wine for
her, toured my purchases into the
skirt of the green mantle, and rInsisted
on seeing it home. / sent messages OF
love, sorrow, happiness. was grieved
for this, aud happy at that, miserable
for the other; I was eloquent and be-
side myself. / talked more in the ten
minutes which it took us to go through
the market aud to the top of Smithy-
door than / had done for months before;
and when I was dismissed at the door,
1 stood gazing absently at the old pic
turesque building which held nearly all
/ cared for, until / turned sick and faint
from excess of Joy.
L went there in the evening and
knocked timidly at the door. The wo
man of the house told me Greenman
ties name. .'Yes, Miss Walton ha6
been ill but she was mending nicely
she would give my card, would say thai
I had called would 1 wait then 2"
felt very nervous, but would wait, ant