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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-06

THR LATE jury As the jury Of the previous
term of Court was called ''the dry jury" we
think those of the late term have fairly earned
the cog nomen of "the debating jury" Some OF
them seemed to have debate son the brain, and
every opportunity WAS taken to indulge this
pleasant and profitable pAsime. On Friday
evening, 28th ult., an interesting extenlpore de-
bate was held in the Hail. on the question:
- Should the right of suffrage depend on Ednca-
ton" Messrs O dell, Wright, Timanus, The m
a. Armacost and Others, discussed the question
in al able and practical manner. The Grand ju-
ry found 55 indictments, three Of which are
against parties concerned in the burning Of Gov.
Bradfords house during the rebel raid Of last
June.
The May term of Court commences on Mon
day, 18th instant.
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HERE IS 4 MACHINE FOR THE FARMERS |

and can be attached t, either belt or iron rod
Powers 1t cleans the grain thoroughly bv one
operation, which is not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned BY this machine,
which contains much light, filthy matter, is
worth one or two cents per bushel more than If
cleaned in the common way.
The machine is conveniently arranged for
hauling, being permanently fixed on two wheels.
The above machines are fully warranted
Price of four to six horse machine, S2I0. For
further information and particulars address,
LINTON 4 LAMOTT,
Isl N. High street, Baltimore.
May eff
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-05-06

DRua SroRE IN TowsoNTowN.-Mr. Willis is
about opening a Drug Store in the same room
with the Post Office. People from the country
who may want any thing in that line will find
Mr.. Willis pleasant gentleman to deal with.
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AnpaIIIng U1sasrer.

Early on Sunday morning Both, ult., the
steamer Sultana, ON her way from New Orleans
to St. Lewis, with about 1900 persons on board,
mostly exchanged Federal prisoners on their way
home, blew up about ten miles above the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee. After the explosion, the
boat took fire, and from 1900 to 1900 human be-
ings were thus suddenly hurled into eternity
Only 500 or 600 ofthe entire number were saved
It has been surmised that the explosion was caus-
ed by torpedo introduced with the coal. The hil
tory OF steamboat disasters furnishes no parallel
to this appalling calamity.
ARREST AND TRIAL.-Benj. G. Harris, who rep
resented the 9TH Cong. Dist. of Mary land, in Con-
gress was arrested lately on the charge Of siding
the rebellion, and persuading returned rebels from
taking the oath Of allegiance. He is being tried
before Military Commission at Washington.
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DIED.

April 18th, Many Barbara KxIaHr, daughter
Of John and Ann Eliza Knight, living near
Piney Hill. aged u years, 9months and 3 days
April Goth, ELIzABKrH G. BARTON, youngest
daughter OF M. and E. Brownngham, in the
SD year OF her age. "In the midst of lite we
arc in death"
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pERSONAL PROPERTY.

Thursday, May llth, Large Stock Of Horses.
Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, &c, with First Class
Farming implements in great variety at SUMMER r
field 8 miles from BALTIC. james Carroll, Jr.
Monday, May 18th, Two good work Horses,
Cows, Wagons, Flows &C., on the Old York
Road 10 miles from Baltic. John Merryman OF s.
Tuesday May 10TH Horses, Colts, Cattle Wag-
ons, Threshing Machine, and utensils OLA kinds,
near 0wings' Mills.
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Before Hon. D. G. Il. Emory; John T. Ensor
Esq, States attorney.
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Circuit Court for baltimore County.

BY the Presidents
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
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Farm at Private Sale.

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pRopesfY SAtEs. 4>IIandbils foF the following
real and personal property have recently been
printed at this office, or have been advertised in
this paper. Hereafter, all persons who have their
bills or advertising done at this office, will have
their sales regularly noticed in this column with
out additional charge
.HTss SLYAIHJ Nv
Farm of II acres on My Ladies Manor" 20
miles from Baltimore, b from Monkton N. G. X.
r. with the necessary improvements. Joseph
,paroons
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-07

WINTER-SSOw--SLE RIDE.-Win-
ter came in earnest Yesterday. Snow, real
old-fashioned, beautiful snow has been
writing, nine O'Clock, p. m, three or four
inches OH the ground.
Not far from the time when the first
fiakes Of the snow began 10 iaiI, it ma Y
have been Just before or a little after, there
is SOME uncertainty about the exact time,
we are inclined to think it was before the
actual appearance of the first flakes, but
Just afer it hal becomes matter of GER
tainty that snow storm was coming. AT
that time, we repeat, the merry sound OF
the first sleigh bells OF the scissor, struck
upon our ears. and looking out of our
San"tum window To see to whom we should
aScrihe the honor Of the first greeting to
winter. we saw Pete BallingaIl comforta-
bly, seated in an elegant cutter. costly
wrapped in robes OF fur and driving like
all possessed Il spanking pair of bays. We
don't honestly believe Pete could have
:!hd. at the time. to exceed on an average,
one good sized snow fake to the square
foot, butthen hewas, sleigh, ponies, robes,
bells and all. the first of the season. and
we record it here, for the information OF
future generations of Ottumwa, that on
the 9th day Of December. 1856. the first
snow OF the seison fell i'm the city of OF
| ttumwa, and that Pete BaiIingaii. ut that
date, proprietor OF the Depot House took
the first sleigh ride of the season.-Laily
9Th
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-07

THE KNABE PrANo-FrRsr PREMIUM
We notice that the celebrated Knabe piano
has taken the first premium over all COM
petitors at the Iowa State Fair. 1t was a
Knabe grand, a magnificent, beautiful in
touch and tone, but no exception to the
quality of pianos furnished by the Messrs.
Knabe from their world renowned factory.
1t was the only piano Of the Knabe make
on exhibition, and we understand that l.
was with difficulty that the Instrument
was spared to the Fair, as so great is the
call for them that the manufacturers are
absolutely unable to supply the demand.
This cause operated to prevent the exhibit
ton of the Knabe at the WISCONSIN and
Michigan State Fairs. Unjust be peculi-
arly gratifying TO Messrs. Bauer of this
city to find their Judgment, passed several
years ago in favor Of the Knabe. so alum
dainty justified by the popular and artis-
tic preference so heartily accorded to i
and to witness the remarkable success
which has attended their efforts to intro
duce it into the West, where its fame is
now familiar in the mouth as household
words. Julius Bauer & Co. in their new
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES House block-are
now making special efforts 10 secure an
adequate supply, for lack OF which they
have so long been obliged to keep their
patrons waiting.--Chicago Tribune, We'd
nesd,ty, October 4. 1865. -.
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THE DoRas.-We would most energeti.
aaily refer all dorgs of high and low de.
gree, to the Ordinance passed last night by
the City Council Of the city Of Ottumwa
published in another place. From this
ordinance, IL will be seen, tha' a practice
too generally heretofore indulged in by
city dorgs, Of loafing around the city is
strictly prohibited, and dorgs must conflne
themselves to the limits of their owners
premises under the penalty ofbeing shot.
We do not for moment harbor the sup.
position, that the respectable Fathers OF
the city intended by this enactment, any
disrespect to the dorgs of our city, but only
20 hint to those amin ais and those inter.
ested in them, as they are domestic ami.
mails, the safest place for them, in the
present excitement about sheep, is al
home. A word to the wise ought to be
sn6sisnt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-07

The Ottumwa Philharmonic Assoc'a
lion composed OF 80 singers, respectfully
inform the citizens Of Ottumwa that they
will give one Of their Concerts, consist ms
IN part of Choruses. Anthems, Quartettes
Quotes, Comic and otherwise, at the
Court House on Friday evening, Dee sth
The proceeds ofthe Concert in accordanc.
with the Constitution of thc..organization
are TO be devoted to- Charitable or Benevo
lent purposes.
For particulars, see Programme.
Admission scots, children 25cts.
Doors open at 7 o'cloek. Concert to begir
at n o'clock.
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attupws Philharmonic Soci ,tv.

We.attended rehearsal Of this musi"nl
Association last evening at thu Music Gal
lerv OF u. kroegpr, over nrcks store,
Front st. There ~rs present some "a u
the best performers il music in ,he city.
Several pieces were executed in a style
h'rtffS rreditable 10 the ladies and gentle
men present. Mr.; Theo. Com>tock, Lead
er oftTis s ,rictv, deserves encouragement.
THY Civ Concert On Friday evening.
which WI hope will be duly appreciated
by orr citizens. All who appreciate good
music surely will attend.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-07

Our LOT 1.-THE property. situated OH
tlu. Creek which constitutes Inc eastern
line of the oriehsi town, and ss in near
proximity to the Depot, Ptcliine House,
Mill and Factory. has become the proper
ty of j. W. Brown, Proprietor Of the City
Market, and will be improved by him inn
rnediately, ny the erection of a residence
and other building con."ct"i with his bus
jne*s. Mr.. Is. paid $500 for tic property
about u lots. Cheap!
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IMrRovEMTNrs OF THE NJ. +. CHURCH.
We were shown to-day by Rev. W. f..
Cowtes, drawings or proposed improve
snents to the NJ. +. Church, Front Street,
near the corner OF Court. The front in
style is dsnominetcd the Ec eciie order, we
are told Steple with an elevation OF ITO
feet from tho ground. The material brick,
and the cost $1,000. The work. TO be done
the coming season. Tais Improvements
will add very nuc', To the comfort OF tISs
large intelligent and wealthy society, and
prove great ornament tn She city
Mr.. Co~les is now receiving subscrip+
tionk.
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.ESTRAY CATTLE.

Taken up by Wilson McFadden, living
in Columbia Township, Wapelfo county,
Iowa, Nov. 25th. 1865. One Steer, white
back, crop and slit in right ear, and un-
derbit on each also one Heifer white body
readish head, crop off of left ear, and un-
derbit on each. Steer appraised at $50
and Heifer appraised at Sl2, before r. w.
BOYD. Justice of the Peace.
Filed Dec. 5th, 1865. ....
L. NJ. COOLEY,
36-l7-2w. Clerk District Court.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-07

TUE HAND I.ooM.--C. Inskeep & Co.,
have purchased the right for Iowa of Men,
have erected building near the corner of
Front and Green Streets for the transac-
ton OF their business They have Rights
for sale, and also manufacture superior
cloth. 1t will well repay the time spent
to call and see them. ia.
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OYsTERS.-Our vounE end, Robert
Brigham, have fitted up rooms in Judge
Bi9ham's building. next the Bank, Front
ST., as an Oyster Saloon. II YOU want Il
dish of good oysters, prepared in superior
style. and a quiet, comfortable place 10
discus therein. call on Robert. We will
lie bound that every person of cultivated
taste will repeat the visit often.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-07

FOR FISE BEAVER ovERcoATs. hand.
home dress suits, and superb outfits for
business men, the stock Of piece goods on
exhibition at Temples presents rare in
ducerents. All work is made ny the
most skillful tailors, and warranted TO
,,!ti.sF.
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ESTRAY STEER.

Taken up by Charles Barbour, living in
Competine township, Wapello county
Iowa, Nov 18th 1865. One small white
Steer, with an underslope or freeze off o.
the left ear. Appraised at SIC before John
Filed Dec. 2pd, 1865.
l.. NJ. COOLEY,
36-17-2w. Clerk.
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Hornf.--Ald. Moss laid before the city
council last night. "a proposition Of several
cnterprisi1g citizens. heavy capitalists, for
the city to donate 10 them certain lots in
the property belonging to the city on the
south west side n Front Street, between
Court and Marion. In consideration OF
which they would erect y block of build
ings. with stores below and Hotel above.
The proposition was not entertained by
the council.
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SALE OF FRONT ST. LoT.--Mr. f. William
has purchased of Mrs leighton Y feet out
Of lot la9. Front Street. IA few doors east OF
the Bank, for $1,000. The building on the
lot has been fitted up ,ieatiy by Mr.. Will
lians. and is occupied by HIM as n Gro
Gerry and prodi:ce Store, in which bust
hess We WISH him st,c.eas
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-07

The Bedford County Erpress has chang
ed It's name to the Republican, under the
change ola new proprietor, Mr.. u. w. At
kiDSOu
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WINTER AMUsEMrNrs.-The numero

WINTER AMUsEMENTs.-Then numerous
ponds" which the embank ments for rail-
road tracks in or near the river opposite
this city will form. may be turned to good
account for skating purposes this winter.
We shall expect to see this healthful and
exciting pastime engaged to in an unusual
extent this winter, to the great satisfaction
crour lads and lnsses, and OF those who
deal in "skates." .......
Our ponds may perhaps be put to use
ful purpose in the summer, if some Yam.
kee will procure soma sailing craft" tn
put on them la Chicago. There Is no
reason TO ye loo. apparent, why Ottumws
should not indulge in the romantic rs vel
rs other small towns.
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A CROWN OF GLORY
EVERY MAN Woman and Child who has used
STEsSLkNG's Ava RRO~1A
! Is willing to recommend It. Tire. years Of rapidly
Increasing sale have made the ARbrosia famous all
| over the world.
Ir ls W'RiayEp TO PLEASE.
| 1t cures Itching Of the Head.
| Itmakes New Hair gr,a on Bald Heads.
Itprevents tie Hair from Falling Out
1t renders the Hair Soft and Gloss.
Ceanses the the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow;
Removes DandruE; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures
! Badness, Insures Luxrjant Locks inclines Hair 20
| Curl Superscdes wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good eff
| feet apparent at once
| To THE Ia DIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit YOU to a T. Elegantly put
up. Delicately perfumed. Patronzed by era
| Singers and Actresses. Sold in Splendid boxes or
! cartons, containing two iarg. botties-No. for
morning, No. for evening.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
| sTERLING'S AMBROsIA is the best, most ayr ses
| Bile and effective toilet In the world. To pro re
! this, try \ carton.
| Sold bv Druggists.
S,erlng's Ambrosia .nutacturing
Company
2I5 fnIIon Street New y.
| TAYLOR, BLAKE CO., General Agents. ottum
| wa, Iowa ssp29 is65-dwy
!
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Avnr's Cherry Pa,'.Dral.-ths word $
remedy for Colds. Coughs and Constmp-
tions
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Fy TeleErs oh.
THE "ATLANTIC CABLE"

Has been successfully laid to OHumwa.
Iowa. All dispatches sent from Smith Il
Co.'s Flour Store, which is warranted to
send good news into every family. Come
one and all.
CAPT. V. z. TWOMRLY,
Operator.
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STEER.
ESTRAY BULL.

ESTRAY BULL.
ATak en- up by William NJ. Carson ~ Keokuf
SOW nship wapell o County, Iowa, on the esd day o
NOV ember 1868. One Roam Bull with . half crop OF
of right ear supposed to be three ye airs old las
spring. Appraised sis before John Potter, Justice
Of the Peace.
Fied December let, 1875.
seiS Wv. In, GopLIy. r,.ys
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Ns- On every center. table should stand
flavor of Phalon's might Blooming
Cereus to refresh and tranquilize the
sense al tilb-e who delight in pure and
wholesome perfumes. In fact. this IL now
the fashion in tnnSt " the mansions up
town. Sold everywhere.
THE I:ppYvlLi.E We very much
regret ~ learn chat Messrs. Zulatif Il
knight OF the WOODEN Factory of this city.
lost sbont 500 worth Of goods by the fire
at Gddyville. They were in transitu 10
Charlton. 500 worth, belonging to Dag
get. h Edgerly, Hard Ware dealers, of this
c.ty, escaped similar fate. by one DAYS
time. The entire loss NJ property at the
lire, we learn, will not exceed $50, 600. The
quantity of goods in the warehouses,
thanks To good reads, being far lees than
usual. The buildings are being replaced
with new ones on a much larger scale.
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WINTER Is UPON us. and persons desr-
Ing to protect themselves from its chilling
blasts will do well to examine Temple S
Stock OF Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furn
fishing Goods.
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NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
h
Taken up ~ Thomas Miller. living in
Competine township, Wapelio county,
iowa. on the LIST day Of December 1865
One pale red Steer supposed to be twc
years old with what appears to lie small
crop oil Of the left ear. Appraised at Sl2,
90. before Charles Barbour. Justice of the
Peace
Filed Dec. 2nd, 1861.
l.. NJ. COOLEY,
36-I7-2w. Clerk District Court.
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cHEEP AND YOUNG HORSES

The subscriber living two miles n, nth Of ettumwa
on the 70 leading to Kirkvie. txpcc ting to he an
seut from home this winter, offers for sale in lots to
suit purchasers the balaLce OF his hock OF Marine
sheen $50 head. a credit of twelve months OF more
win be given, alec Ave head Of young colts. will sell
IL desired to the purchasers OF the sheep and colts,
hay. W. 5. CARTER.
S4-II-Sw-w
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ESTRk NOTICE.

Taken up by Henry Wright. living in
Pleasant Tp.. Wapello County Iowa. Nov:
18th 1865, one Pidod Cow five years old
last spring. smooth crop oil ofthe right ear
with ain underbit in the same and ~ .swai l.
low fork in the left ear, n small white star
i'm the forehead, A white spot on the wnih-
ers, white belly, both stiles white to the
knee Joints; the left fore leg white from the
knee dpwn the bush of the tail white, with
"A small brass bell on. Appraised at sls
before S. r, Pollock. Justice Of the Peace.
l.. N. COOLEY. Clerk.
Ottn1nwn Iowa NOV 20 1865 35.I7 2Mw
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Farmers, Transfers, and those having
chnrge "f horses, would save time and
money by having Morse's Excelsior Pow
ders always on hand to administer with
She first symptom ofdecine or disease.
MORSE & DAILY.
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Pianos I Pianos

Who wants to buy Piano? Useful In
formation on that subject can be had u
this office. ..e.. ...r .s... ....
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Prnprietors and Manufacturers.

..r "A Dubuque, Iowa.
Why is il. that people who have used
Morse's ENpectorant, cannot be prevailed
Oh to use another cough medicine. 1t is
bs"ause there is no other that is n sure
cure and no other cures so. quickly.
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A. w. CASTOR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW, AND
Real Estate, Fire, Life & Inland
INSURANCE AGENT.
surance business, would respectfully represent to
the public that prepared TO attend to all Grim
na aud civil business entrusted to in any Of .he
Disttct Courts, and the Supreme Court ofthe 81 lie
Prompt attention will be given to tbs
OF CLAIMS,
PAYING OF TAXES;
and furnishing Abstracts n Titles TO lands. Par.
ticular attention winbe givento
BUYING AND SELLING LANDS,
Town Property.
Renting Houses, and Collecting rents. o
Having maze extensive arrpng ementb Tor ad-
verti.ing, persons desifipgto buy sell will do
well 70 give me a call
Having recently Travelled over ali the counties II
rate information Of the character Of the Soil Tim
Der, Coal, Stone, Water, aud the character of the
improvements In the various parts of said sectio
ofthe state.
gF Lands and Town Property bought and sold
Oh the most reason able terms.
am also prepared tC issTe
Policies of Insurance
lives, stationary property and property in tran
stu. in the best Companies In the United states,
the most favorable terms.
FOR sALE-A large Bries Hotel in the city Of OF
tumwa, vel! located Chesp tor cash.
FOR sALE-A small frame dwelling on Front
stree, city ofottumws. desirable residence.
For sAIE-A large two story frame dwelling in
the central part OF the city of ottunws
FOR sALE--A large brick dwelling in the suburb,
Of the city of Ottumwa well situatef. with trees,
shrubs, aud other eou7eniences.
FARM FOR SAFE In Highlani township, eigh,
mile& from 0ttumwa ng 2o" acres-l0o acres
In good cultivation. Calculated for stock Farm
well watered $50 fruit tees Of an excellent quality
4. W. CASTOR.
FARM FOR sALE-Conta,nirg $50 acres so acres
IN cultivation timber adjoininr, In Dahlon-
ega Tow: ship. 3 4 miles North East Of Ot.umwa.
FARM Foe 'tLE-Containing1 800 acres, Of which
% is nj prairie land well improved and 40 acres
Of timi'sf. Ia Jahlonega Township 5 miles North
East of Ottumwa.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE House for sale sit
usted on Front Street, containing ten large rooms
calculated for boarding or Hotel stand.
FOR SALE-l2" acres OF nice prairie land in Madi-
son county, milcs from Winterset, 1t being the
south halfsnu:h quarter, and the south east OF
the sou tn quarter OF Section Fifteen, nship
10 Range 90 west
For rurther parti enlars and terms ofthe above
premises, call al the office OF the undersigned on
Court street A. W, CASTOR.
FOR SALE--16O acres Of choice land in Washing
ton county, Iowa. For particulars. enquire of
". CASTOR.
FOR SALE-IsO acres of choice Prairie Land, in
lows county. For termsse -
A. W GASTON.
FOR SALE-A Farm containing 400 acres loo
acres under fence. Within three miles Of Ottunwa.
For particulars, see A. W. GASTON.
FOR SALE-A small house and lot in the eastern
part of the city OF ottumwa. Cheap for cash. En-
quire Of A. W. CASTOR.
Office on the Northwest side OF Court,
Betueen Fr0at AMI Second Streets,
OErCT a, IOWA.
Pei tsfs-y
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