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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-19

Liverpool dates to Dec. 9th, and
Queenstown to 10th, have been receiv-
ed.
At AN American banquet in Paris, on
Thanksgiving day, Minister Bigelow
expressed pacific sentiments. General
Schofield proposed a st-"Friendship
between France and the United States. /"
The King Of Belgium is dead.
LIVERPOOL, 9th-Evening. Cotton
Sales to-day 5000 bales. Market easier.
Some description trfe lower, though
quotations were unchanged. Breadstuffs
andprovisions quiet.
LONDON, 9th.--Consols S7b@S7 sic.
5-20's 63a@64. .-. fs
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THIRsT IN AUSTRALIA


1t is already, though only an hour after sun.
rise, very hot; there Is the coppery glare about
the northwest portion ofthe sky which alwav5s,
accompanies hot wind there is a DIM smoky
lock about the horizon that portends > ssraur;,
lar scorcher; - and though he is as vet -o3Tv
about four miIes from the fringe Of tan trees
that skirts the riyer they already begin+a laoi.
cloudy and ind;stinct. The sdray track is al
most obliterated, and the walking ameng Che
low salt bushes and cotton bushes is very bad.
The buraIernan begins to think he would
have been wiser to haVe followed round the
rivers, where he would have had beaten
track, shade and water, than TO face the plain
j for sake of short cut. However, he is good
walker, and does not care for the heat; he
marches on, with his bundle on his paa2 and
his "bily in his hand. ? Ie4has done some
twelve or tAiFteen miles, the sun Is almost per
pendlculaaiy over his head, and he is out of
sight OF the river tinber-fairly Quito sea, as
IL We're. he throws down the roll Of blank
eIs, SITS on thein, opens the "billy," and finds
Ihat good deal of the precious water has
Leaked; he drinks little: # Is verv precious.
but he pours afew drops mo the nj Of the not
Tor his poor dog, who, poor fellow. Il suffering
already, aIln looks strangely dusty auxiotls
and dlspiTited, That dogs ANCESTOR ca,ne
from breezy Scotch mountains, and he ,yonId
be iar more athome seeking sheen b1-ied IN .
snowdrift, than ploddlng across the scossrI,ing
plain. 1--'--o
10 The traveller stops the leak with a b;f of
clay, shoulders his bundle. and trldpes on -
The plain seems endless; the very flies that so
tormented him near the river, have disappear-
ed; there IS nothing moving save uneartbIy-
looking columns OF red dust, towering high in
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Proposals for dseseryosf,, = DEC

s1is 70 gao73 Q PORTLAND, September 3Olh, 1866
Sealed proposals will DO received at the Office of the
City Engineer until Thursday, October tfth, at 10
O'Clock NJ by the Committee on Cemeteries &C.. for
constructing Reservoir of bricks and cement at
Evergreen Cemetery. Is esev,fk 4fyI .%U
Also, at same time and place. proposals for furnish
ing and laying piping from said reservoir to hspond
about 700 feet in length. q sFaanso61
Plans, may be seen and all information in relation
thereto may be obtained at the Office Of the City En-
gineer. 'Itsa1
The Committee reserve the right to reject any all
proposals. -, oct2dfd rrlr ! rarrr-
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J0aY Z. GILMAN, Editor,
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Many months after, some wandering stock
man may see some bones lying on the plain,
and may curse the wild dogs for killing calves;
he viii never notice the round white skull un-
der a saltbush q few yards of-[All the Year
Round - 4 li45 ~, Il y
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Messrs. CJeaUel0ed as Co., :


For their special accommodation We hayo there al
ready in lew months established business not ex-
celled In this State. We keep constantly on hand
everything in the FRAME line and we have d mann
factory connected, where all our Frames are made
for US BY the best workmen IN the country to our
special orders The attention of the public Il called
to the superiority Of finish of our Gilt Frames both
Mirror and Portrait, as some ofour best artists can
bear witness; Your attention to these is solicfed
We are prepared to furnish all kinds Of SQUARE
ERAMES, In Walnut, Rose Wood, German Gilt or
Gold Git; The attention of Ship-builders Is also
called to the FACT that we can furnish them with ,N
Or7samenfGt Work less than any house in the city.
We have also full line OF Oval Frames az every de-
scription on hand made to order IT =
Our Frame departmentis undcr the special charge
Of Mr.. ii. q. SMITH, who has had large cxperienr,
in Boston and New York.U0 lT sI7lS ~
We keep constantly on hand all goods used by Pho
tographic Artists the best quality at reduce RI
ces. Our facilities for buying, coupled VITA six
years in the business rcnders u thus con-
hdent OF giving perfect satisfaction. -,
Please call and examine for yourselves.
CLEAVELAND & CO.. 40sf
Cor. Free and Cross Sts., Second Fioor
% Sept 39--d3w iiNe-9l4l1 'il-7I : -S'''
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Picture, Mirror and Portrait
81. 4 !. FR.A-ME = baA

THEw people in Portland and vicinity are aware
H how pleasant place of the above description has
recently been opened at the corner Of Free and Cross
Streets by the agfs s5ad aiia 6v ii7N n ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30

Nothing troubles us now-a-dayssc mu' n
~ local items, or rather the ai,iiculty or
gettin. them. We .'t'nt know, why is it
80. We have the fastest town in creation
and about ~ great Il variety IT almost cv-
ervthing rs can ia found elsewhere on the
planet; but there seems to I've q scarcity of
TINS one very important article i'm our par
ticular branch Of business. What is the
Reason? Possibly our folks are too busy
II indulge in incidents. Doubtless that is
it. Everybody is busy. Business is the
staple. Everybody lives on business. Ru-
siness for break fast, dinner, supper and
lunch. Now 1t can be- expected that a
comm nity, 50 entirely dew oted to busi-
hess, should furnish items, necessary as
they are To the printer. 1t !; r you r idle
communities who furnish items for the pa
perS. Leisure is very essential to fights,
knock downs and the police. 1t cant be
expected of our merchants To spend time
to knock anybody down, for in the time it
fnies to do it, he can sell $1,000 worth of
goods, and the vheel-wright can turn ont
almost one of our famous wagons in the
y ,ace that good sized row would occupy.
The dogs, even, are too well bred and eX
empary even TO fight, and the city fathers
have furnished so many hitching posts
that runaways are impossible. Indeed it
is distressing To think of! What can we
do? Offer a reward for items? Th s
might work. and induce some startling
events, just 10 oblige us. We shall think
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30
A Eis'S AGUE CURE,

FLYER an d Ague Is not the onlT consequence Of
the missmatic poison. great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation, In malarious districts,
among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout,
Headache, BIZ ndness, Toothache, Earache Catarrh,
Asthma. Palnitaiion, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Hystrrcs Pain in the 30 els, Collie, Par
ally sis. and deran g ement Of the stomach, all Of
which, when originating in this cause put the
& term'ttsnt tpe. or becoma periodical This
"CURE" expels the poison from the blood, and thus
tn en- all alike. 1t is not only the NOS. effect
uHl remedy ever discovered for this class OF com
plants but II is the cheapest aud moreover Is per
fectly safe. No harm can arise from its use, and
the pati6.ii |hs n cured is left ~ healthy IL he
had never had the dsea Can this Re said OF any
other for Chills and Fever? 1t Is true Of this
and its importance to those afflicted with the COM
plant cannot be overestimated. So sure Is II to
the Fever and Ague, that 1t may be truthfulv
said to he certai remedy. One dealer complains
that II is not GOOD medicine to ssir, because one
bottle cures a whole neighbor hood.
Prepared by J. C, AYgR / Co., Lowell. Mass, and
sold By TAYLOR BLAKE & CO., Ottunwa,
Who'll. sale agents, and by all Dealers in Medicine.
Oct. n, '65-w2m. july "a, rs
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Iowa Music SToRE.-We clip the follow
ing from the HaWk-Eye and wish Our citi-
zens when in Burlington to give Mcssrs.
Lange IL Van Meier Il call.
MIR. T.. y. Van Meter, of the firm of
Lanse IL Van Meter, leaves for the East
tins evening for the purpose OF visiting tn I,
various Piano and Organ Factories in }os-
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, with the view of enlarging their
present large stock. AMI noting more fully
all the late improvements in Instruments
Mcssrs. l.. Il V. have on hand How over
Fiiy Pianos, Organs and MclOdeons from
the factories Of Steinway, knabe, Gableg,
Grovestcin & Miller, Estey IL Co., Mason
e. Ilanlin. Carhart & Necdhum, Prince ~
Co., ETC., besides all the smaller mstru-
ments usually to he found i'll any Of our
largest Music Stores East. Their sure
rooms, 10 feet in depth, are fitted up beau
tifully and attractiveiy, and titled with
the best instruments made i'll the world,
at prices AS low as Chicago and Eastern
Houses and the reason OF this is NIessr,.
l.. Il V purchase d1'erf from tie factOr,g".
aud hence can Sell as low rs any dealers in
our larger cities. To those Inclined 10
spend an hournilsicstlly, we would say call
and try one OF their splendid Pianos or
Organs received last week, and 10 those
who desire to purchase, We would say give
the "IooVd MuSic Sore, cuii and you
will GO no further, for observing Those DlS
"Siyns' we are sure The nrn viii keep up
with the times.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30

There are some indications ola change
Of weather. The weather has been con.
siderabv mixed for the last twenty four
hours. The clear skies and warm. sum-
mcr atmosphere which have rendered the
past four weeks so delightful, now mani
fest symptoms of undergoing change.
Clo',ds are over the sky, and it even rain
ed little last night. and looks very much
like rain tonight. Occasionally, too, aged
persons, who have an indiSLincJ recollec-
lion of winters in some more northern and
less favore localities, imagine the pres
ence Of breezes from the arctic regions of
frost, itB and Snow. In fact there are
symptoms ofwiiter this 2sth day OF No
veIiiber, 1856. IL may I've we'll at all events
to prepare for it. Grape vines should DC
put down; shrubbery secured. the wood
pile and coal house raplenished. 1t will
be well to be ready for winter, for if we
have any this season. it cannot be far off.
Will they do it? We fear not. all of you.
for alas man is given to procrastination,
and seldom is quite ready for anything till
IL comes.-Daily E1tif
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30

CAJTioN.-SJme person or persons, un-
known to the subscribers, are engaged in
the neterions business of palming off upon
the creditors people of Ottumwa, a most
miserable and worthless article Of Coal,
under the pretense OF procuring the same
at our Bank, where we furnish at all times
and in any quantity. the best article o!
Coal that can be found in the State of Iowa.
The public will greatly oblige US by taking
the dates, and communicating the same 20
us. Our Bank is three miles this of Chill
licothe. MYRICk & WEST.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30

Land is get ing scarce AMI lear in these
diggins, and nothing in the world causes
1t but the monopoly created by Telegraphs
and RAILROADS. The whole town and
country is being nonopolized by telegraph
poles and railroad tracks. So difficult has
it been found to get land Tor these pur-
poses, that they are now monnpolizing the
Dos Moilts river. One third, or Their. a
bouts was monopolized some years ago,
and now some ent rprising gentleman
named Wolf, from Cedar Rapids, are
m ,nopolixing u third more, and r'ttr
soon the St. l.. 4 c. II. will tasa.the other
third, aud then we should like to know
what will become of the old stream, which
from generation to generation has flowed
on iii it's pride and beauty towards the
muddy mississippi! And then to think OF
the telegraph poles. Scarcely IA building
in town but 6,s several rearing their
Or ceful length in front. Where they will
find room for the next line the Lord only
knows. II they would only set out poles
that would bud, blossom and bear leaves,
Ottumwa would be the hest shaded town
this side OF sunrise, wouldn't it? g..
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T EGAL NOTICE.

State Of lows. t. y
u. s. Rev. Stamp. }
wap.lio county. , t------l
In County Court. Pee Term. lSsS
To Amer Z. Knott. Lazarus Knott, Francis NJ.
PhiIinps James Crosse. John Knott and Wilson
I Knott. Heirs at law OF Mary Philips, late OF
said county. deceased.
You are hereby notified that tn ere is now m Ale
in the office ofth County Judge of said county
the petition Of Lazarus Knott the Admit strator
'of said drceaent's Estate. setting forth that
The personally Of said Estate is insufficient to
pay the indc edness of said Estate and asking 70 r
license authority said Admin .trator. to sell
thes W Il ofth- ne u Of section Q, and ten acres
sw cornri- ofthe $ a Of said section in Township
-: AT X ~, west. |..t Fa ...tt. IL. I.
And unless you appear 1t the office Of the County
Judge aid county on the LIST Monday of Dece IN
Der 1863, (the ith day Of said 40 uth) and show
cause tn the contrary. the prayer Of said petition
will lie granted and said larI ordered to be sold
TO pay the debts and charges against said Eetate.
r. LAZARUS mott Administrator
F. OF MARY Phillips Estate.
Nov 81 wtw,
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L'STRAl NOTICE.

=
Taken mp by Henry Wright. living in
Pleasant TIP. Waprilo County Iowa, Nov.
III 1865, one Pided Cow five years old
last spring smooth crop off ofthe right ear
with an undarhit i'm the same and a swat
i. w fork in the left ear. small white star
in the forehead. Il white spot on the weth-
ers, white belly. both Stit.4s white to the
kree joints; the lrft fore leg white from tn"
knee down, the bush of the tail white, with
= small brass bell on. Appraised at SIS
before s. T, PoIiork. Justice Of the Peace.
L.. NJ. COOLEY. Clerk.
ottinwn Iowa, Nov. 70 l"s5 35-l7 2ww
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ESTRNY HORSFS-Takpn M by

NSTR.NY HoRSES-Tak"n M by
IL Samuel G.. Gihi liy ngin Pleasant TOWNSHIP,
wapel,o county, Iowa, the lat day of Novrnib r.
1865, FIVE head of Horses, described as follows -
One SorreI Mare, supposed TO be eight years oil !,
with a wart on left side Of neck, a little white In
forehead and a white snip on nose, and has a suck
ing colt, bay cr, white hind feet, also len fore
foo, white one Bay H'rse, supposed to be six years
old blind in left c e. white treaS in forehead, small
spots on neck, supposed to lave beer caused oy
collar left hind foot white. Une Dark Iron Grey
Mare suppo. ed t. be i've y ears old, spotted grey
and white. One Black vearfng Horse Colt hind feet
whit e. left fort foot white star in forehead Appras-
ed AZ follows: Sorre mare 40; sucking colt 80; bay
horse $50; iron grey mare 800; black yearlng cot
$40: before v lillian Brown, Justice of the Peace.
l.. VI. COOLEY, Clerk
Nov. 16. 1915, W.T. District Coart.
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Docs AMONG THE SHEEP.-We hear
general complaints of depredations among
the sheep in this region by the dogs. Mr..
Paris Caldwell, residing one mile West OF
town, has had $500 worth killed within a
short time, and Mr.. ID. b. Abrahams has
also lost some. We do sincerely think that
the Legislature at the coming session,
should do something'to' protect the dogs.
1t is doubtless all the fault of the sheep.
The dogs are proverbially, the most inno-
cent, harmless and exemplary of all do
mestic animals. There is scarcely fami-
~ in this part of the country, but has from
one to half dozen of these pets. From
the affection with which these dogs are re-
garded by their owners, who know them
best, it cannot he that one of them would
inJure a sheep unless greatly provoked.
1t must be the fault Of the sheep we deci-
dedly think.
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ESTRAY STTTR-Tak"n up by
IL john H. Mcdowell living in Pleasant town
shp. Napelio county, Iowa, on the lat day OF No
VEN her 1861 one Daik brindle St"er, supposed o
~ wear nd last spring, two sniah white spots
In he forehead, some " ,ite on the belly, long
white spot the left flank and stiie, and the bush
the tail white Appraised At $40 before 3. T. Pol.
lock, Justice Of the Peace. u. NJ. COOLEY,
Nov l6 ls6j-g2t Clerk Dii.trct Court
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pAlLRDAD RiGHT-OF-W A Y
1 4

To the unknown aud nonresident ow ner OF own i
ers Of ground in Wapelo cou nty, in the State Of
Iowa, described as follows:
The Suth half of the northwest quarter Of sect "a
The west half Of the nor Invest quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section -.
The east half Of the northeast quarter OF the south
west qrsIier OF section -. .,.. 70 .A...t. -
Lot number FIVE. iu section IF. All situate in
Csnship seventy two, north of range fourteen west
A so The south half of out lot number fourteen
| n the city OF O'tupws.. " .''
The Burlington Missouri River Railroad has
bcen anu Is located through said land aud the right
of way taken one hundred feet in width for said
road. aa DAVID RORER.
"" Attorney for the Is. e VI. Co.
. Oct ~ ISf5--y5w -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30

We sometimes think of taking tn poetry.
We do really experience at times the well
come and delightful influence of-be mus
es and we are decidedly impressed with
the impression rnat the me frenzy Is yruw
ing on us, and that we shall emerge full
!. or >wn 'cins,ic'' in due time. We are de-
voting ourselves assiduousiy to the local
d ~ ,rtments OF the State Regieter and Gaze
C'ty, and realize perceptible increase Of
the "divine afTiatus' from day to-day.
The Ha,rk- Eye locals are also improving
under tho "ncw Dispensashun." We beg
Dobbs and,Clark and iwards, however to
be jealous, for we cannot expect to make
very rapid progress; when we do come out
it will be an "Epic," nothing shorter!
P. S.-We showed the above to our Lo-
cal Editor and he thinks it pretty good for
US. He suggests adopting it as his own.
He says the gentlemen alluded to in the
article, are too much for us. but that he
don't care continental red for one of them
1t is accordingly done. ...
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30

Reader, we are very fond Of roast beef.
Singular isn't it? We mention IL i'll conf
druce. Don't think we should mention il
at all il it were not for a present we had
the other day from Mr.. b. l.. Cook, who is
Strengthening the flttest cattle Iowa ever
produced. The present came by way { I
Mr.. Fred. Arthur. a friend ri th, printer.
lie is going to give us steak one of these
DAVIS. We shall thank him.
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VERY BEST SELECTIONS
T EGAL NOTICE.

To Jackson Douglass, Justin y. Dow Herman
Wendell, administrator of the estate of j. J. Wendell
and William Leisure. ." Oh ..A . '.....
You are hereby notified that the petition OF Alb
ner. d. Bower and william II. Boyer file n the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of wapeo
County Iowa. in which said petitioners ask for a de-
cree queting the title i'm them to the following des
cribed real estate situated in said county to-wt.
The south west quarter Of section tl61 sixteen and
the south half of the southwest quarter of section
Q1l venteen all in township (T3l zee ,
north af range IL west. Divested of all claim
Hen of yours. And unless you appear and make de
Tense to said petition on or before noon of the End
day of the term of said Court 70 be coum
on the 2Ttn day OF November, 1888 default Wilde
taken against you, and decree rendered in accord
ance with The prayer Of the petitioners.
..... NORRIS J. WILLIAMS. ..-
Atty. for Petitioners
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T EG.AL NOTICE
IL S:ateoi Iowa, wapello county.
~ VIZ ~ LrEP.

You are hereby notified that or IN etnre the 18th
day OF November. lsG5, there will be file in the
Office Of rhe Crlk Of the District Court of Wapello
county petition Of l.. +. Newell, reEre enting that
VIM Newell decd on April 2Oth, 1854, execut ed to
you a mortgage upon certain lands in said county.
to cure Two certain pronsS mites described IN
pc ion; th II said notes and mortgage have long
since bee fully paid and satsf ed hut that sati
ton thereof has. through Your neglect failed to he
entered upon the record that plaintiff il the ownrr
OF portion of said lands, and asking for ORDER
and decree that said mortyar. may be declared sat.
isfed and cancelled Nov unless you ap pear there
10 nj cfend hefaFe OF the second day Of tn e
next term of the District Court OF said county TO
he held the eth day of November, 1868, ief.uit
(--- will be entered against you and judgIIe Mt
X. 9. rendered thereon
tl EDWARD II. STILES,
Oct. 10, ls65-29-l7iw. Atty for Pi'E.
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TIE HAND BooM.-C. Inskeep e Co.,
have purchased tile right for Iowa OF Men
tleni.;lrs celebrated Hand loom, and
Front and Green Streets for the TRANSACT
ton of their business. They have Rights
for sale, and also manufacture superior
cloth. 1t will we'll repay the tlmle spent
to call and see them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30

ESTRAY STE Il. .
~ Taken up by J. y. Ia ker, living In Richlan
township. wape,o county, Iowa. November LIST ls66
Ore Steer two years Old marked with crop aud slit
in the right ear and under half in the left
psl- red color Appraised at twelve dol ars before
Joshut MarshaIL Just ce of The Peace. 81
Ottumwa Iowa, New. zzd, lSoj. - '~-N
In COOLEY.
2S-l--lv Clerk ID. strict L curt.
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SpECNL NDUCES.

ST.. Soldiers
md ne TJih~. ard Heirs Of, Soldiers,
are notified that acting as Mt for proc rinf
Pensions, Rouniies and other, claims against the
Government. Charges understanding unless
claims allowed. IL. j. WILLIAMS.
Feb 4 1854 ~ 0ttnnwa Iowa