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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

"They Cure!" What curesf Ayers
Cherry Pectoral for Cough, Ayers Pills
fora purgative. and Ayers Sarsaparilla
for the complaints that require an altera-
tive medicine.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER.
Local and Miscellaneous

MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND.-Mr. >. Ii.
Rogers, Insurance Agent of this city, Is
refunding the premiums to parties hold
ing policies in this company and re-insur-
lug the risks in other companies. To per-
sons holding these policies, this will be
good news. We are informed that the
Morris will have sufliciency OF fund to
settle nil liabilities, e. ...w .s...
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their cure must provo. this has, Of immense
vice TO this large class of afflicted fellow.c LII
Gems. How completely this compound will do it has
been proven by experiment on many Of the worst
cases to be fonnd Ia the following complaints:
scrofuia, scrofuleas swellings and Sores, ski
Diseases, Pimple., Postules, Blotches, Eruutions,
s.. Anthony, Fire, Ross or Erysipeiss, letter or
Salt Rheum, scaEi Head, Rfarwszm, &c.
Syphilis or Veneriak Disease expelled from the
suy stem by the prolonged use of this sARsAPA RnLA
and the patient is left in comparative he 18th.
Female Diseases arc ctused by scrotula In the
blood, and are sften cured by thi. Extract of
ssrsapsrills.
You have been imposed upon by sonnet ing pretend
Ing to be sarsaparlls, while 1t wasnot When you
have used AYERs-then, and not till then, will You
know the virtues Of sarsaparila. For minute par
ticulars Of the diseases 1t cures, refer you 10
Ayers American Almanac, which the agents below
named will furnish gratis to all who call for 1t.
Ayers Cathartic Pills, for the cure OF Costive
ness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indgestis n, senterry
Foul Stomach, Headache, piles, rheumatism, Heart
burn arising from Disordered Stomach, Pain, or
Morbid Inacton the Bowels, Flatul sney, Loss of
Appetite, Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Worms, Gout,
Neuralgia, and for a Dinner Pill.
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
Aperent In the world for all the purposes Of fam
lily physic.
Prepared by J. G, AVER 4 Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., Ottumwa
Wholesale Agents and by dealers in Medicines ev-
ervwhere.
March l., &,-wzm. a. IS
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Yours Truly,

j. WILLIAMSON.
Resolved, That the thaks ofthe Church
be rendered the Philharmonic Association
for the generous. gilt OF Fifty Dollars just
received from them.
Resolved, That we congratulate the Off
GERS and members of the Association on
the eminent SUCCESS which has attended
their public concerts, and especially would
this church congratulate those younger
members who chose for their winter even
ing amusement, that which was profitable
AS we'll as pleasant.
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SPECIAL Offices.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA

Is a concentrated extract OF
the choice root, so combined
with other substances OF still
greater Alternative powers as to
afford an enectual antidote for
dis eases Sarsap arilla Is reputed
to cure. Such a remedy is sure
ly wanted by those who suffer
from strumous compi ,ints, and
tEa 4 an a ,r D. -, 4 n . !, - -, >, nj ia
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J. NJ. TROYER.
Ottuniwa, March 5, 1866.

Dir. J. NJ. TEoYER, Dcar S,:-Your
note and the "Eree will Offering of the
Philharmonic Association, were received
and reported to the church, aud the fol
lowing resolutions unanimously passed, a
copy OF which was directed To submit to
lhe Association.
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, AN State Of iowa, #0
Adjutant Generals Office,
Clinton, Feb. 9th, 1866.

CIRCULAR. 8
During the past four years arms and nc
coutrements have!been distributed along
the lower Counties OF this State, among
companies and citizens. During times OF
great excitement and alarm, arms and ac-
couterments have been distributed among
citizens, who have failed to return. either
arms or accoutrsments to the officer from
whom they received them.
request all persons who hold arms or
Announcements not delivered to them by
an officer who has filed his proper bond
therefor, to return said arms at once to Inc.
further request all persons to give me
any information that will lead to the de-
lection of any person who illegally holds
arms or accoutrements belonging TO the
State, H.. T..
N. Is. BAKER,
AdJt Gen'l, & Act'g @. M. Gen'l of Iowa
A,
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increasing sale have made the Anbrosa famous AL
over the world
lT - WAEstA r. ID TO EASE
1t cures itching off, Head.
NTakes New Hairy on Bald Heads.
Itprevents the Hair Fal ing Out.
1t renders the Hairs land Giossr.
Cleanses the the Scalp; C. OILS the Heated Brow
Removes Dandruif; Cures y rvous Headache; Cures
Badness; Insures Luxriant locks; Inclnes Hair to
Carl; supersedes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good eff
feet apparent at once.
TO TIE la DIES WE SAY
The Ambrosia will suit you to at. Elegantly put
up. Deiicatey ,.erfuned. Patronized by o era
Singers aud Actresses. Sold in Splendid boxes or
cartons, containing two large bottles-No. 2 for
morning, No. for evening.
THERE Is No MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLING'S AMBROSIA is the best, most agrsea
BILE and effective toilet in the world. To prove
this, try a carton.
Sold by Druggists.
S,erlIng's Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company.
2i5 Fulton Ssrcet New Yorw.
TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., General Agents, Ottum
wa, Iowa. [sep29, i565-dw
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The Jasper Free Press of the. 1st ult.,
says that "a report came to Monroe last
night, from Burlington, that Gen. Grant
was assassinated at a banquet in New
York on Tuesday" a......
Who is IL that originates these huge as
sassination canartls i'm Burlington? A
few days ago some chap anxious to make
IA stir i'm the interior of the state, telegraph
ed that President johnson was assassina-
ted, and now a report goes forth from our
city that Gen. Grant has met the same
Eite.-Hamk-E Eye.
The canards referred to originated with
out doubt--in our mind ut least--in the
Telegraph Office mt Burlington, he man
ayers of which should take some measures
to find out the author, who should, il he
Is an employee OF the company, be sum
marily dismissed. Such jokes go down
very well for ninety nine or hundred
times. but when it comes to making a reg
uar thing of it, it is quite another ma ter.
PERsoNAL.-Dr. Ferrard, the eminent
Spanish Physician and Surgeon will be at
the Ouulnwa House in this city on Mon
day A1arch 18th, and remain three days
for the cure of all diseases of the Eye and
Ear, and ali old Chronic Affections. DR..
Ferrards reputation is too well known, to
need any recommendation from us, but
we would earnestly advise all those suffer
ing from any OF the diseases in which he
makes specialize to call on him, for,
whenever skill and medicine can cure he
is always successful.
Mar. 9TH di-w1.
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READER WAS IT ever your fortune or
rather misfortune, to be seated beside a
youth, VINO considers il smart to disturb
the audience of IA church by II series of mo-
tons known only 10 his class. If il has,
you can 'phancy our pheelinks" last
night as We sat by aspccimen fths kind.
And lac "ds "A specimen. Imagine tow
headed youngster to whom the comb has
long been ii stranger with pug nose and
whose hands contain dirt enough to start "A
respectable garden with, seated beside
you squirting his tobacco juice-of course
he chews-over your elegantly polished
boots, Whispering, laughing, putting his
feet up on the bench in front of him and
allowing them to fall on the floor with "A
loud noise, screwing and twisting himself
in all imaginable shapes, never still for an
instant, and attracting the attention of all
eyes on Yourself Then if you are of a
nervous temperament you can imagine
the highly excited state OF our nerves last
evening. We felt strong inclination to
wiring that youngsters neck, and nothing
but the place and occasion prevented ms.
Our fingers itch yet to clasp his wind pipe
in friendly embrace, while we read him
few chapters on good behaviour.
NEW GRoCERy.-T. J. Smith & Co
have put an addition to their Flour Store
on Front Street i'm the shape of Grocery,
where every thing that comes under that
heading is served out by Nlessrs Davis
and Twombiy, two polite and ailable gen
tlemen, who, we will venture to say, soon
become general favorites Of the people.
We are indebted to John COyan, Esq,
City Assessor, for the following result of
the assessment for 1866: oil " ...
Males under forty-five years, 459.
Horses, 2O7; value So, 500. .t
Mules and Asses; IS; value $34l5.
Sheep, s; value 81. -
Swine, 95; value $780,. "t III HEk& =
Vehicles, 1854; value $I2,670. 4
Value of Merchandise $3O6. 3I4. -r4L
Capital employed IN Manufactures, sl9,-
5S4. .s...a....... 4
Moneys and credits, ,l57.
Taxable Household Property, $lO,O73.
Corporation Stocks $50.
Taxable Farming Utensils or Mechanics
Tools, $500.
Other Taxable Property, $ls,6 COS.
Total Personal Property, S4o7 ,9is. -
Total, 1907 800.
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THE ATLANTIC NoNTHLY.-In tho At
ticles OF particular interest.
The first article is an account ofthe last
days ofthe venerable poet, Walter Savage
Lander, by one who knew him intimately
and ia the first Of series Of articles giving
glimpses of the old man of Florence du.
ring the years 1859. go and 81.
Passages from Hawtiorne's Note Book
are continued.
John Foster Kirk, author Of "Charles The
Bold" contributes M essay on Sainte-
Beuve, editor of the Revue DIES DeuS
Mondes, and one of the prominent litera-
ry men of France ut the present time.
Under the title of IA Struggle for Shell.
ter" Miss g. z. Hawes discusses the trb-
ulations which beset all who are so unfor.
tunate as to live in these times of high pri-
ces. H. -... .. .as.....-.. .. ..s.. o..
Rev. G. Reynolds, In paper of remar-
kable power, sets forth the causes which
impelled the recent outbreak in jamaica
and vividly describes the horrible niassa-
cres which followed.
Mrs. Stowe, from her Chimney Corner
discourses on the prophecies of dress.
On the political situation The Atlantic
has also a word to say, and a paper OF no
little puEgency, discusses the issue be-
tween Congress and the President.
For light reading, it offers the continual
ton of Doctor Johns and Griffith Ga,lnt,
and madame Waldoborough's Carriage,
by J. T, TfowbriGge. Longfellow, Holmes
and Leland. furnish poems of character
istic excellence.
The number contains sixteen extra pt-
poa Is sas-..- H. VI SEQ & a #@ p &.H E. Il
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FEsTIvAL.-A festival is to be give, by
the Episcopal Church, commencing on the
5th Of April, lasting three nights. They
have number Of charades and tableaux
in rehearsal. Besides these, a number OF
other new and interesting features are to
I've introduced; such, for instance, rs the
antiquarian Kitchen fish pond &c. The
proceeds go toward finishing their church.
"a laudable object, and one which We
hope will meet with due encouragement,
from our citizens. ..-..
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APPoINTED.-Among the list of appoint.

APPoINTED.--Among the list of appoint.
ments in the Regular Army, to the rank
OF 2d Lieutenant, confirmed by the SEN
rte, and published in the Chicago Repulli-
can, we find the name of Stephen X. Ma
hon of this city, who is assigned to the
nth Infantry vice Guthrie promoted. We
congratulate Steve ON his, appointment,
and are confident that he will add addi
tional lustre to the military history of his
family. ..-. ..-..r.
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- g.. that one which will accomp lish
their cure must provo as this has, Of immense SER
vice to this large class Of our afflicted fellow-cti
9 ems How completely this compound will do 1t has
been proven by experiment many Of the worst
cases to be found in the following complaints:
scrofuia, scrofulous sweliings and Sores, Ski
Disc ases Pimples, ostules, Blotches, Eruptions,
s.. Anthony, Fire, Rose or Eryspelas, letter or
Salt Rheum, scali Head, Ringworm, &c. a sftT
Syphilis or Teaeria1 Disease s expelled from the
suystem by the prolonged use Of this sARsAPARiLLA,
and the patient Is left in comparative he ,lth.
Female Diseases arc csused by Scrotula In the
blood, and are often soon cured by this Extract OF
sarsaparfHa. ..s. s## l'Ea.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, because
you have been imposed upon by something pretend
Ing to be sarsaparilis, while It was OF. When you
hav used AyER's-then, and not till them will You
know the virtues Of ssrsarsrila. For minute par
ticuars Of the diseases II cures, we refer you
Ayers american Almanac which the agents below
named will furnish gratis to all who cali for It.
Ayers Cathartic PILLS, for the OF Costive.
ness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia Indiges tion, Dysenterry
Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Heart
burn arising from Disordered Stomach, Pain, or
Morbid Inaction or the Bowels, Flatul sncy Loss Of
Appetite, Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Worms, Gout,
Neuralgia, and for Dinner Pill.
They:sre sugar coated, 80 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, md they are the best
Aperient In the world for all the purposes Of fam
lily physic. -5grEa -~#. la. e@w.aE (.
Prepared by J. C, AYsR a Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by TAYLOR. BLAKE l. CO., Ottumwa
Wholesale Agents and by dealers In Medicines ev.
erywhere. ~ --. ..........
March |, 's'-wem. July "a, IS
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For the Courier,
Lines,
BY EOLIA GRAY.

Bf
Achild on the green sward playing,
Where the glancing sunbeamsfall,
Striving to catch the goldenllight
In her hands so fair and small.
Chasing the wandering shadows,
AS up and down they stray,
Until her foot has touched the brink
OF the stream that bears her prize
away.
In vain calls the weary pleader now,
The beautiful vision has passed from
sights
As she turns in her homeward path again
Her eyes have lost their laughing light.
And children are we, who along lies
Are chasing bright phantorns day by
day,
Finding them bubbles that break in air,
Instead of fruition we find despair.
Oh! wayside dreamer in sunny bowers,
Weaving thy chaplet of fairest flowers,
Dost ever think in thine hours so gay,
OF the thorn pierced feet that droop by
the way? n .. .@ -.. 4.-
o, mighty and gifted ones of earth,
Do We battle alone for things of worth?
Or for needless titles-a perishing fame,
FUr a conqueror's powers and AN emp
ty name.
.r VIII worthy deeds to a faint:ng one,
Write thy name in tine Masters book
.. "well dOne?''
Then the strength thou has given to the
weary, in praise
Shall return to thy heart In the "full-
ness OF days" ... - b.. ... s..
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THE 0TTUMWA COURIER.
Local and Miscellaneous
PENSIONS BouSrY AND BACK PAY, promp
y obtained by Ell. STILES
Office over g. g warden's Store. -
TO TEACHERS.

A Teachers Institute will be hold in n,
unwa, commencing on Monday. the and
day OF April. Those designing to teach i'm
Wapeilo county during the year are ex-
pected to attend. A public examination
of Teachers will be held at the close of the
Institute, when certificates will be Issued
without charge, as on days appointed by
law. rs-rxg....y... Ii. A. SPAULDINa,
superintendent of Com. Schools
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CoRREcTIoN.-In Fridays issue we gave
rs the total number of pupils in attend
ance at the Public School. four hundred
and fifty. This is a mistake. The total
number enrolled is six hundred and fifty,
and the average daily attendance is five
hundrsd. We are under obligations to Mr.
Hastings, the superintendent, sfor the
above figures. rsssr. ~. -
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We notice in the city, j. II. Saunders.
Esq. OF Sigourrey, Kcokuk county, who
is here To attend Al meeting nf the Boardso.
Directors of inc ST. l.. X &. t.is. There is
no one to whom this road. and this region
will be more in ebIed for success than 10
Mr.. Saunders. -.- ..- r...,ss
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Rev. Mr.. Lloyd, Rector of St. alary's
(-1piscopaD Parish, ofthis city, is about
leaving for some other field of labor, and
Nev. Mr.. Ryan, late Of Des MoineS, has
been invited 10 succeed him. Mr.. Lloyd
has endeared himself TO large circle o.
friends here, who regret to have him leave
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FIGHTs.-The Charlton Patriot says that
eleven fights occurred in that place in one
week, and wishes to know shat town con-
tanning 1000 inhabitants can beat if? We
know of place containing about 5000 that
sometimes gets up that many i'm one day
and don't consider that no Jssat Shakes -
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The ST. Louis Il Cedar Rapids Railroad
have taken rooms in this city, over the
National Bank, Front st. Mr.. Robert
Douglass, Chief Engineer, is here now,
ane the President, Ii. G. Angle is expected
to-day.
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Insurance is the only safe preventative
against loss by fire. Ifyou are not irsur-
Ell go Immediately and take o,,t q policy on
your buildings. Wait not for Tomorrow,
1t may then he too late. The "HcIne
Fire. is now ready and able to give Won
protection. Their Office IL i'm Chaney's
Block, Front Street. ...-.
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We accept, with many thanks, the APP
propriate and beautiful gift, and would re-
.ciprocate the sentiments of kindness and
affection expressed i'm the note of the do
nors. 1t will he preserved and priced AZ a
n4emento. II is among our most agreea-
blc recollections that always, during the
many years Of our connection with this
paper, the relations of all connected with
us have been cordial and friendly. Most
OF the gentlemen whose names are signed
to the above note have been connected with
the office many years: Mr.. Caldwcii, with
several intervals. since our administration
commencing in 1855. Mr.. Musselman has
been with us some seven years, except
about one year, most of the time AS Fore
man. Mr.. Holden was a compassion in the
office before the war. Mr.. Murray has
been with us, with short intervals, some-
thing over four years. The picture does
great credit to the artists, Messrs. Nuna-
maker & VanSickles, of this city.
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We are very happy to receive several
communications from a fair and gifted
correspondent at Keosauqua. We shall be
glad to hear from her often.
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A CROWN OF GLORY r
EVERY MAN Woman and Child who has used
STERLiNG'S A.nBKOsIA


Is willing to recommend IT, Three years of rapidly
ssing sale have made the AKbrosis famous all
over the world. s... 81. . "#.#a.
IT - WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures itching Oft Head.
Itpakes New Hair q on Bald Heads.
sItprevents the Hair ON Falling Out q
1t renders the Hair 8 8 and Glossy. q FL.
Cleanses the the Scalp; O OILS the Heated Brow
Removes DandruG; Cures rvous Headache; Cures
Badness; IDsures Luxriant ,ocks; Inclines Hair TO
Curl; supersedes wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good ef-
feet apparent at once. IN ;
TO TIE LADIES WE 81 Y, -.. ~
The Ambrosia will suit you toi r.. Elegantly put
up. Delicately rerfumed. Patronized by 0,era
Singers and Actresses. Sold In Splendid boxes or
cartons, containing two large bottles-No.2 for
morning, No. for evening. H.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLING's AmBROsIA is the best, most sgrsea
Bile and effective toilet In the world. To prove
this, try u carton. l"
Sold by Druggists. 49, @-z 81
Sterllng's Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company.
2i5 Fmlt0n Street New York.
TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., General Agents, Ottum
wa, Iosa. tsep29, lS65-dw
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STATE OF IOWA,
Wap Ito ounty, To r: T. Davis, Justin z. Dow
William J. Leisure and Jackson Douglass, you are
hereby notified that The petition Of William T. Ma
or Is on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Wapello County, Iowa. In which said ajor
asks that .the title to the northwest twohirds Of
lot Zs9 In the city OF ottumwa, Iowa. he quoted IN
him, civested of all claim or lien OF yours and
unless you appear and make Tense to said petit
H." On or before noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of the District Court CT said County, to be
commenced on the 2s,h iday of May, 1866, default
will be taken against you, and a decree rendered
according to the prayer of petitioner.
NORRIS J. WILLIAMS.
Mar. ), 66-iw. Atty for Petitioner,
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EcIIpsE.-There will be Il total eclipse
OF the moon on the 10th inst, beginning
about half past eight i'm the evening.
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BY virtue Of special Execution tn me directed
by the Clerk fthe District Court of Wap I'll o Gun
~, state OF Iowa, commanding me TO sell the pro-
perty hereinafter described, by decree of said
Court directed, will expo Sc to SALE at public
ton to the highest and best bidder for cash In han
at the front door of the Court House, In Wapeiio
County, Iowa, the 7th day of April. 1866
between the hours of9 O'Clock, a. m. and o'clock
p. M commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, of said day
the following Real Estate to-wit
The east half south east quarter OF section thirty
two (32 and east half south ieast quarter Of section
twenty-nine 1871 all in township seYentythres ITol
Range thirteen (l3 West.
Taken as by special Execution as the property OF
NJ. w McCehsney, John Taylor and John McCarty
and Charles Blake to satisfy said Necuton in favor
IFS. W. Summers and.against said defendants, for
HE sum ofTws Hundred Ninety three Dollars and
thirty cents interest and osts. F..
q. A. DERBY, sheriff OF Wapello Co., Iowa.
sherif's Office, 0ttumwa lows, March Sd, 1866.
Mar oh -4v, ......... .....H ... .-.
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RIPE OLD BOURBON WHISKY

FREE IRON GRAIN on, WITT FLOW FRS,
BUDS AND RARhS OF THE HIGHEST
MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
BY increasing the appetite, assisting dig est,on,
regulating the bowels, and giving tone to the system
they imrart strength and vigor TO the body, and
cheerfnlness to the mind. ...-.. . ...
sN II your.druggsts or :iradesrnan has not got
these Bitters, have him send for them.
sE Remember the name and take no other.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
c. Fl. SWAIN, Proprietor,
"a South Water ST.. Chicago.
AT Wholesale In o tumwa, by G., O. Merrick, Tay-
or, Blake &c Co., ard j. H. Merrill q Co.
March 22d, '66-no51w1y.
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DIED-In Ashland, Wapello Co. Iowa,
March 2ith, 1855, of Lung Fever, Nancy
A., wife Of Mahlon Cooley, in her sixty
seventh year. She had been for thirty-siX
years member of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and devoted christian. She
had no fears Of death, her life having been
such as to enable her to express IA willing
ness to die. She died in hope of aglorious
Immortality.
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COURIER OFFICE, J
March 27th, 1866. !
MIR. NORRIS:
Permit us, your employees.
opresent you with the accompanying pic
ture. 1t represents yourself, the junior
and typos in fraternal group,-symbolie of
the brotherly affection that bind the "craft
OF all crafts" together. Hoping that the
pleasant ties that now bind us may never
he severed, please accept our present.
81 "a \. ID. MussELMAN,
# WIN. Ii. CALDWELL,
.E# WILL G. HOLDEN,
GEO. w. MURRAY.
THos. w. MILBURN,