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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20

Sie Giberpartbei 1T snar nidt am 9tu@
Der, aber immer nod nfa6tig senug,
nnn Elm @finiferpe6iel mare Oas 8si<
den, baB Sdnenarf glaubt, @ortIeil
aus Der Gage sieben 81 t0nnen."
8pe re bes9apiergeIbes
Sie iunOerbariten 8afenibeine bat i'm
Sabre 1856 sic Safe Der 8ant in 8Ide<
burg aussegeben, unO Die borti9eu 10
Sbaler Soften entbaIten cine gSunber@
lidteit, Die setuiB nod sfiemanben auf<
sefaIlen lit, ser nidt ansbradtid baranf
anfmcrfI Jam genladt tuurbe. Giner Ser
8eqriinber ser 8anf fam uantli9 auf
ben @infaa, cine gauge Serie FOLDER
8anfnoten sur @ontrole nit &erien
6euti9er Solfslieber gu bersierei,, ber<
art, bab iebe 8anfunte elm g8ort ent<
balt unb bic gauge Serie, ua6 ben Stunt
mern neben chamber gelegt, Ben eanseil
Sers lelen tdBt. Die Sade mare 10
melt gang gut, aber Die SSaBl Der 8erie
sulanrmensebalten nit Der Gntitebun9
unb 8ebeutuns Der 8apiere, fiibrt of
gu febr fontii6er 8etradtuus. 60
entbalten sic 10 S6alergfoten, bon 1913, :
300-323, 307 einen 8ers, Der tuenio
@ertraueu elm foBt. Sie erite Summer
trdst Oas @ort pSd", Bic srueitt
bas g8ort: ubab". 90 biloen Sic adj
gtummern Den Sers sd 6ub' nteir
Cad auf nidts seiteut, iude!" @eI6
ionberbarer @ers auf 8anfnotcn ST
es bie 8anf, bie tire Sa6e auf nidt'
aeitellt bat ober lit es Der unteridrieben
@pinbler? S6er finb es gar Bic Snba'
baber iener S9eine p Cine amber
Serie bil6et ben Sers User niemal
einen Gauf6 gebabt, Ser lit fein brabe
Ntann !" gSer olio 10 9liifli6 it, bieieI
eansen 8ers in ietnem 4ortmonnai
berumsutragen Ser beiiBt 9erabe 10
Sbaler nnb fam i6on einmal, iuen
anOere Serbdltnihe es geitatten, Elm red
braber Nfann iein. = SIR cine nell
Serie ipdren sic g8orte Gbpin'8 gu em
pfeblen: vslidt berraag i'd Did )
baiIen."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20

foIen, tpeI6er iuieOerum fir iein
She'll Oiefes Saftuln, na66em ale
8eri@te eirgesansen iein iuerben.
0fentlitb proflamiren unb bonn
erit 8ablen fir inSpilden eill@
setretene @acansen anoronen Ioa.
stn6 inH ber 9tesiifrator berpFids
tet icin, ieber piertcliabrlide Sit
sung ocs @ountp 8eri6ts bcisu@
WObnen I'M ua6tra9lide 8esiltrae
tioneuiol@sr Burger borsunebmer,
Die gum Stimmen inter oieiem
'ia @efeb beredtigt finb.
= See. Il nab Is beltimn,en bic @rt
rnb Beiie, tpie 3uiuiberbanblune
gen sesen bieiss Seies beitraft mer%
Ben iollet.
Sec, 16 beitinnt, Dab 0as, am 5.
Z Suni 1865 palIirte @ablbeIdran~
fuassseies hermit beraroert uno
araenbirt iei; unb OaB bieier 8cr=
i6las an bic Stelle oes 8eietes
bonn 5. Snni 1866 ian act to Ii
NIT the elective franchise" tire :
ten iou.
Sec. II beitimrt, DAP Oieier 8ore
idlag @efek iuerOen foa an Den,
Sage, an tuelbem er sic Seeislatllr
paii;rt.
llnierer Wfeinilng sen,dB gebt obiges
@eies elm @enis gu tueit. gSir batten
porgcsosen, 9eute bic in Der friibererl
Sebeuenarniee unter Dem Stang zines
Sberiten fisurirt baben, in ale Yribile<
glen unb &edte, bic giirsern suiteben,
wieber ein9eiest gu ieben. Sod wenn
StaatSmanner ipie 9lnOreiu SobniL In unf
Mnt. 6. 8rotpnloiu = Sic III an6eri
Yunften 10 febr biffiriren - iiber ciner
8eiekeSbOri6lag einb er itunb Ell
iinb (ber Gritere bat unS feline slnfidter
iiber sic Qualification Der Gtin,mbe
re6tisten uno berer, Die an Der Geitau
ration Des Siibens She'll nebmen foil
ten, 10 bietfad uabrenb ieiner @iseuz
ibaft ais Nfilitarilder 9ouberneur aus
cinanbergefcht; nnb Ser 2ebtere siebt
uns td9li6 8eipeiie, iuie iebr er ben
neuen @eies sugctbau iit) Damn iolltel
nj uns nidt itrduben, Die 8eredtigs
felt unb @cicbmaBigfeit Der Sorlaa
nsuerfennen. -
Sennefec uilrbc etua 28,00OStimm
6ere@ti9te 5ablen, weuu SieIes neu
@eieb paiiirt. -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

, President Johnson. has nude another
cnuurjation OF his views to u distinguish
ed representative E. "a
The Texas Reconstruction Convention
commenced proceedings by voting down
a motion to take the Presidents amnesty
oath. e.
The Richmond papers hint that the rob-
bers and garroters in that city are "eiter-
prising Union men," formerly from Phil
adelphia! This is new, wayof firing the
Southern heart.
Last Monday the anniversary of the
birthday of Abraham Lincoln was COM
lnemorated with solemn ceremonies by
both houses of Congress. The memorial
Grafton was delivered by Hon. GeflRe
Bancroft. The day was appropriately OBJ
served al other places.
Twelve years ago Muscatine stood sec
ond, or not more than third OH the list as
to population OF large citiesin the State.
Now, Keok,.li., Des Moincs and even iowa
City have more population. And Why?
Simply because we have sat down and
said that we had the geographical location
and trade mast come to Us without our 20
licitation or aid, and while we have been
waiting and watching, two great railroads
nave been built between Us and the coun-
try, which gave us our first start. ..
Mrs. Frances ID. Gage has published AN
address 10 Congress in behalf of n ineinOri-
al about to be presented to that body ask
ing an appropriation Ia be expended in
prosecuting The scarrfi Tor missing soldiers
Of the army, under the direction W Miss
Clara Barton. Over six Thousand letters
of inquiry concerning missing soldiers
have been received by Miss Barton within
niue months from wives, mothers and
friends.
A new daily newspaper is TO be issued
at Rochester, y. y, the coming spring. by
Hon. A.. c. Wilder, late Mcn,cr of Con-
grcss from Kansas, and sevcra! able assp-
ciates. 1t is to- be called the News, and
will be conservative Republican in poll
tics. The first number of the Detroit Post
is expected to be issued about the LIST OF
March. with a capital of 100000. Capt
K. b. Ward the great steamboat man, is
| the largest shareholder. Carl Schurz is TO
lie the editor. Hon. w. a. Howard and
Senator Chandler are among the heavy
stock holders. ...
The exam iuation into the charge of libel
made by A. r. Stewart against George
Knapp. of the 81. LGuis Republican,. took
piarein Naw York or Wednesday. II
appeared that the Rep>biican had made
one relractI'n and was Wiling TO make
another. IT was also stated that We oiI' u
sive matter waa published without the
knowledge OF the responsible editors. The
case was then indefinitely postponed. Mr..
Co,burn, the writer of the letter on which
the suit was founded, gave hail and waived
an examination 10 await the action of the
Grand jury.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

DEAR CouKIER.-l have been o.. lute
somewhat exercised in mio i about NQS-
2uerGdes. My early education having
the light fantastic toe;" and having often
heard that there is "a time TO dance" it
| occurred TO me wlr.ther my time might
not I've aftsqnero de. You know if did
cut an awkward figure. so long as nobody
knew whether u was Tom Dick or Bridget
il would max Q no differences. But how |
should be a'ppareled, and how d"port my
self ON such OCCASION was a question. ]
ma nov ever in recent newspapers some
inform alton.
In " Philadelphia paper see an account
OF u Grand Masked Ball held at the Opera
House in that city on the 18th of January,
pronounced to have been brilliant sue
ces.,. 1t seems that there were ''quite a
Timber of masked ladies in male dress
, perSonating pages, warriors &C..
(My wife AYERS that she has decided
preference for female attre.) lam II little
taken back, however. by the intimation
| that the occasion required the attendance
of the Police and that spies were scattered
through the moving masses $50 that there
was not much chance for mischief In
! the Iowa State Register of Feb. It'll, find
letter from Paris, the head center of all
that is elegant, signed Ruiz Ctmmings, in
! which happily for me, there is glowing
| account of Partisan Masque. Ruth "had
been there and could tell how grand and
brilliant the scene, where "about n ,thous-
and men and women, OF all ages and in
all costumes, dancing Il Frenzy Quadrille"
when she entered. Ruth goes on To say
.'1'he great ambition of the women seemed
to be which of them can throw their feet
the highest and the oftenest in a given
time. They become wonderfully expert in
this, and the head of the tallest man is not
above their ambitions!
But what does Ruth say of the men
That's what Interests me. The men
delight to don tho most hideous faces; car
rots. radishes, and selections from the ami
NAL kingdom" [should she not have said
peach blossomssl ''are seen growing on
their noses.' devils with long tails
which they carried over their arms [now
that gets me! hatner Select crown III
would seem! And Ruth should have told
what the tail was made of, and which
arm.] were lovingly embracing i,tcog.
Ewes ana Nenus's, bare necks and arms
were regarded as public property, that
might be kissed by any swain who left in
kissing mood" There! Let me reflect.
This is the "mode Parisienne" and | sup
pose therefore model! l have daugh
ter, dear girl! How she would enjoy the
Masquerade! But her mother says No.
She don't admire French Gymnastics, and
'spies" and "policemen' and devils
tailed or tailless. 1 believe won't go.
My '.tiine todance' has not yet come.
| OVER THE LEFT.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15
A Subjug lted Southern Yankee on
the Situation. ..

We are permitted to publish the follow
ing private letter written to one of eur
citizens by relative in the South. The
writer is a native of Maine and raised in
Illinois. .
Jackson, Miss, Jan. Goth, 1866.
DEAR CoUsIN:-Your letter Of the 10Th
of September was received i'm due time !;
but about the time we were leaving Mont
gomery, Ala, and it was mislad before l
got an opportunity to answer it, SO l hope
ain living i III this IS p 6Nsr the dfflaS
will define to you the nature of my bust
ness. l am working about thirty hands
daily and am much crowded with bust
ness as the id yankees destroyed all our
machinery in this coantry, in their thiev-
ing expeditions. You ask me how .the
feelings are with the masses relative to
the great question of Emancipation. If
you will look from the stand point that we
do, the answer will easily manifest itself.
for one regard that we have been robbed
and p!undered under the preteXt of saw
ing the Union by party whose hired Eu-
'ropean strength was greater than ours.
w Z nav Z hO" Il HILL
tary despotism, the constitution is dead
letter and entirely disrega tded by the par
ty who claims to defend and support it.
But it is nonsense to undertake to argue
this queetion so 1 will drop the subject by
simply saying that l hold no luminosity
against any person individually; blame
no one for not seeing the matter as see it
who We're not where l was; we are all
more or less creatures of circumstances,
governed by the circumstances that sur
round us. For my part am no politician,
never expect to be nor never expect to
help elect another officer inside of the Ter
ritorv. once known as the United States,
but now the Dutch Reserve. I am now
for --- individually. So far
as finances are concerned l have plenty,
although the ID yankees destroyed my
Mill, Printing office, Vineyard, &c. in Ar
inena, the value before the war was Sl7,-
900 in good money, not green backs. OF
the above sum / never expect to realize
one cent, but that is nothing. All l want
is to be let alone and / will run my little
boat all right. Well, don't be AS long ans
wering as l have. if you are shall think
you took II portion of this to heart.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

The magnificent presents given to the
Duches de Mouchy, princess Anna Mu-
niue to excite the envy of Partisan bellies.
rhe choicest gift, if not the most costly, is
ne prayer book given 10y the Empress,
md which the fair bride held in her hand
Turing the ceremony. The ivory cover OF
lie truly precious volume bears on one
lde large emerald, on which are inter
aced in diamonds the letters that form the
lame of Mouchy; on the other side the
decoration consists of large diamond
ross. . ..-.
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(Communicated.)
Struck lie.

Not many days since, not many miles
from our city, there happened to be a jo-
vial fellow instructing the young 'ideas"
how to shoot, and in the course OF his in
struction, "he understanding that some of
his patrons We're of the opinion that he
was an intolerable "bore." So presuming
considerable upon his instructive calaber,
put the machine in operation and soon
thereupon 'struck ile.'' The facts were
soon widespread through that rural dis
but TO the chagrin ofall concerned it was
nothing but JUVENILE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

The MEN TO MARRT.-The man who
don take tea, ill treats the cat, takes
snuff, and stands with his back to the tire,
is II brate whom would not advise you to
marry on any consideration, either for
love or money. bnt decidedly not for love.
But the man vino, when tea is over, il dis
covafed to have had none, is very sure to
make the best husband. Patience like
his deserves to be rewarded with the best
of wives and the best of mother-in laws.
My dears, when you meet with such n
man, do your best to marry him. In the
severrst winter he would not mind going
TO bed first Panch.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15
SHERIFF..

OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE-
TENCEs.-A worthy by the name of The
odore SAKE, was arrested in Monroe coun-
ty last Saturday by a Constable from Ed
dyville, for obt aiming money under false
pretences. The circumstances are IA fol-
lows: SAKE contracted with one James
Brady of Eddyville TO furnish him 800
hogs, and induced him to advance 81, 200
on them, the hogs 10 be delivered in ten
days. In about a week after this SAKE
came again to Mr.. Brady, telling him that
he had 200 more hogs for him and wanted
him 10 advance another thousand. Brady
by this time had collected his wits and
concluded he would take look at the
hogs before advancing more money, and
after journeying two or three miles with
SAKE, the latter confessed that he had no
hogs now. never had before. and never ex-
pa,sed 10 have hereafter. SAKE was arrest
cd. hut Mr.. Brady failed to recover any OF
bis nlonev. Sake is now in Jail at this
piau,e, awaiting an examination which is
~ be held On the 18th.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

BY virtue OF special Execution to directed
BY she Clerk ofthe District Court Of wap"llc ~ IN
", state OF low, com uandl ng TO re he po-
perty hereinafe err described, as by decree said
Court objected, W liexpose to sale, at public suc-
ton to The highest and best bidder for cash in hand
At the front door o. the Court House, in Wape;lo
Co, MY, Iowa, the oath day Of February 1855,
n"tur, the hours org O'Clock, a. and o'clock.
- M commencing at l0 O'Clock a. m, OF said dss,
tha fo,,o wing Real Estate to. wit
Tn. east Jar Of inc northeast quarter ofsection
fourteen, U0,. 'o"-nsh'p s-r.nt! two, r2l nor'h
Ia len a.hy specia, ES'cution diverted as the
,roperty or GarlS R,,ojr,. 20 satisfy said execr-
t'"i. IN favor of william Erliti!ne ma aSaisst sara
X mine for tn; sum of(+s6J eli ,hty-six uo'&rs aha
inter st aud costs.
q. A. DERBY, sheriff OF wapeilo Co. lows.
Sheriff. ONCE, Ottunwa lowe, January "a !, 1866.
43-l1-iw.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

The Paris correspondent OF the New
York Times says lady has made the dis
"overy that choltra is caused by a micro
scopic insect which she calls winged
.ech," aud which is developed in fifty and
vet localities. The French Academy of
science at first laughed at the theory, but
ave finally decided to investigate the
natter, --#- .... .... ...-.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15
CIIFRIFFS SALE


" BY virtue OF two Executions TO me directed nv
The Clcrk of the District Court Of wapeIlo County
sate Of Iowa, commanding me to sell the property
hereinafter describe Il, NJ ny two decraes or Id
Court directed Twill expose to sale at public
- the highest and best bidder for cash in h1nd the
front door Of ia Court House in Wapei'o Co lows
on the 3rd day OF March, 1866, between the hons
of o'colcs, m, and O'Clock, p m. commencing
al 10 O'Clock and II O'Clock a. m Of said day, IN"
following Real Estate, to-wit situated in thcfcitf of
Ottumwa, Wapelo county, Iowa: commencing one
hundred and twenty feet from the west corner -
Lot No one hundre and fl ty nine fl59l ar.tI eS-
tending twenty l2O feet along said Secen street
(eastl, ard also extending ninety-nin- (a9l feet
north to lot No. one hundred and fifty FIVE (l5O
strip Of land twenty feet wide by ninety nine feet
in length: and lying and being i'm block No. thr
teen, in the sitrof Uttumwa. Iowa. Taken and TO
he sa andef the Xecutions hereinafter ntio ned
for he sum of S4IS 40. Also at the tim sfad
place. The following. towt: One Lot No six (6) and
seven y in T. tst 8ttumwa, described and shown
in the Recorded Plat of said East 0ttumwa, in Wa
pell0 county Iowa; taken and TO he sold undel the
executions hereinafter enton ed for the said
OF S3lih6 Taken rs by two special executions d-
rected as the property Of b. +. Copeland and :. H.
Copeland to satisfy said executions in favor Of
ia III es Morton, AMI against r =. and $. II. CS -aoa
for the sums III So 20 and $51 sc ard nte ct an
. 3 '.. &. A. DtRBY, Sheriff
.... Of Wapeilo &c. lssA-
Sherfr's Office, nttumwa, Iowa, Feb. 6, 1866.
FEDS loi6-45- lT--3w.
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CHERIFFS SALE

By virtue Of an Execution to directed, issu-
ed by the Cleik Of the District Court OF Wapeiio
County, state of Io"a, have levied upon and viii
EXPOSE o public sale at lac front door OF tn Court
House. in said county, thu following de- crihe prop
erty to-wit: situated in said County and state
Lat No on ca in Myers and .ileIrick's Sub nj
vision OF part of Mill Donation, and Lots No 'ST3''
and ''3i4, - in the Hitv Of rtiumwa.
Said sale wilt Ike place Oh the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1865, between rhe hours of3 O'Clock a. NJ.
and O'Clock =. m. commence ng NJ 10 O'Clock 4.
The said property having been taken Al he suit Of
William Moss Jr.. 4" W. william bearing. to
salty sa d Execution q l500,00) fifteen Hundred
nuJars ni.rtst and costs.
u---.
a DERBY,
Sheriff of Waptllo County Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15
CHERIFF,S SALE.

~ BY virtue OF an Execution to me directed Is
sued by the Clerk Of the District Cou OF Wsp ellie
county, State OF Iowa have levied upon and VII
expose to public sale al the front door ofths Coari
House. in said county the following described re al
estate 'o-wit situated IN said county ard State:
The south or ~ sec sixteen O6;D also, ID
southwest Jf the south west or Of ssventern
I7D Up seventy three t7s range fourteen tl4l west
Sa'dssle win take place the 10Th lay Of March,
1896 d tween tn" hour OF O'Clock, a IN, and
&c och, u m CONNIE Gin. al 10 o'clock, m The
said rropert! hovipg been taken AZ the suit ofMary
L. Leighton administratrix OF the e tate CT Joseph
Leighton dece-se vsWiil T. Jatncs s. NJ sr, TO
satisfy said Execution ts23 ,a,-la0) Two handrea
and thirty-one dollars and fifty 1--WE cents interest
md rosts. @i'... = -. .#as. .. .tlas ....
SheiiTs Ohicr O,tDmva. Iowa, Feb. 10, 1885.
q. A. DERBY, Sheriff Of Wapello Go. Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

There is new burning we'll" in the
,o!e City. 1t is proposed to extend the
abing TO the top of the derrick, SO that the
lame may illuminate the surrounding
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

4 I'll FTESO>S having claims against the Estate
u OF John NJ ers Sr, n lIe ni swear them in th"
Count. Court Of Nspello County Iowa within the
time required by law, and all persons who are IN
debted 10 same lis tate.,aret required topay imme-
diatey. Ia
NORRIS J. WILLIAMS,
Executor of said Estate. &
it law. st.. G.. 10y y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15
S-orsCE 9F DISSOLUTION

~ The copartne ship heretofore existing be-
tween l.. Washburn ami Vim. Kramer, under the
name and style of Washburu Kr.aer, dissolved on
isb. oh, 1916 by Mutual Consent -
- - :. - I10. T. WAslBURN.
... NM kkAAEH.
All knowing themselves Indebted 10 the hrm wili
r. lnule diate pa, L. rut u..u save toGI.s'
/. ~ -ti.5J Az
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

II is reported among Mexican advic"s
that the Liberal General Escobedo has
captured and occupied Monterey.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

"Has your sister got "a son or daughter?'
asked An freshman Of friend. "Upoi. IL ;
life" was the reply. "dont know whether
| am uncle or aunt"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15
Revenue Stamp.
sTATE OF IOWA,

WapeIIo County. " I Fifty ctnts, cancefd
To Mary fUoyt YOU SIRE hereby notified that there
is file in the Office of he Clerk Of the Dis
trct Court az said county. the petition Of John H.
Fooy ask ng said court to dissolve the bond Of Mat
rimony row visiting between you and the said john
IL Feoy husb and wifs, because of dssertion
by you, and for l. wful forth in said pc
tition.. +.
And un ess you appear and answer said petition
before noon of the I'd day OF the May term
1856, of said court, commencing the ssh day OF
MAY, 1855 judgment and decree will be rendered
against you in said cause, according to the prayer
of said petition. r. DIGHAM, Atty for Pu1.
Fes. l3, 1866 w i64w.
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a Y"rGNTsoX sCAsas,L YIRECT

4 nTGS, "~. 't.
Inc III der signe Ia. had ef in his for sale
feS Of RhNKINS IMPROVED SCHOOL DESKS.
They had been In use few months by Prof. RobeLt,
In is school in Ottumwa and will be sold conside a.
bly, below cost. There enough OF them to seat
tw enty pupils They are what is needed in place
Of the slaD-bsnches found ia many Of our school
houses. Apply soon. }. NJ NJ ELtof'
1U-i
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

Slavery, like the turtle. snaps even after
it's head is off. An Irisllnan was amusing
himself with putting sticks in the month
al days before. "Why Patrick" said IA la
dy who saw its violent shaping, :" ! thought
the turtle was dead" $50 he is ma am, hat
the craythur's NOT sensible Of BGth
Ne Sentinel.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

ENEsSeE.UTaON N'yrlCE.---Notfce is here
H by given thas the Arm Of Washbnrp hraner
was dissolved on Feb. gLh, 1906, VIM. Krauer with
drawing from the firm, aud assocIating himself
with b. Miller ud r. the firm CT hraaer Il VI l.er,
Ao will co ntinne tae siIess At their new stand.
OLtumwa Feb. H., loo6-dEt Wit ..HaU
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15

We note the following p. 0. changes in
this State for The month of January. New
Offices: Audubon Center, Audubon
county. lectures, Dubuque county.
Offices disc ontinuet: Ba'uka, Clark coun-
ty. Castle Grove, Jones county. Oswogo
Warren county.-Chanse of name: College
Farm, story county. to AmCS. Given,
Mahaska cou4,y, to Oskaloosa Junction.
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Iowa News.

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