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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-22

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New York. Memphis
Z. ROBBINS 4 BRADLEY.
Hardware Importers,
NO. 2S SECOND STREET.
Adams Block, Memphis, Tennessee.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARD
Shot and Lead. Castings. Nails ana Spikes,
Scales and Scale Beams, Leather and Gum
Betting. Machine Packing, Cotton Hoes.
Avery's and other Plows, and
Agricultural Implements
generally; Anvils. Vices, Blacksmith Bel:
lows. Collins, Hunts and Bradley's Axes, and
other Edge Tools;
MANILA AND COTTON ROPE;
Cotton and Wool Cards. Feed Cutters and Corn
Shelters, etc. A large and choice stock of
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Razors. Scissors and Shears ;:Files. sawsl and
Chissels, of
Our Own Importation Direct,
from most approved makers.
In consequence of our late inability t0 exc
cute promptly the large amount of orders With
which we have been favored. we have made
UNUSUAL PREPARATIONS
for the present season. We have
Added Largely to our Stock
in all departments. Wehave
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
Committee on Resolutions.
: Burlington and Das Moines are

Doas.-I'urlington and Des Moines are
nowhere on the dog question. We can
boast Of more dogs, big dogs. little dogs,
hunting dogs, rat d0ss, Scotch dogs, Eng
lish dogs, pup dogs, full grown dogs,
fest dog and other dogs--dogs. dogs, dogs
everywhere you go, any way you turn,
you are greeted with the sight Of n dog,
and often with y rent your unmertiona-
bles (unless you are as lively in getting
out ofthe way as we are) and a black mark
in the book Of life for the mental il not
audible crossword you used. We know OF
a dog that will disappear in mysterious
and horrible manner some Of these days
that dog is the bane OF our life, and has
some peculiar spite at us, for we never go
BY him without he springs out ut us as
savage ~ "a tiger. He caused US TO take Il
graceful position on the snow the other
day. as We were exercising our agility to
get out OF his way. What made the mat
ter worse some lady friends happened 20
be passing, who Of course didn't laugh(?)
We warn that dog, that we have designs
on him, and if he likes meath he must stick
10 beef and let us alone.
P.S. We've settled that dog and he
will trouble us no more. A mysterious
white powder done the biz, which powder
was furnished by a friend in the drug bus
iness. who will please accept our heart
felt thanks.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

PRAIswoRTHY.-Most commendable
has been the energy displayed by our
worthy ferryman Mr.. Davis in getting out
his boat under the most disadvantageous
circumstances. When the water receded
it was left high OH land where it was frozen
fast, requiring three days hard la Dor to re-
lease it. Mr.. Dtvis' energy is more COM
mendable from the fact that il was against
his own interest to iniure his boat by the
strain required To- release her. The inter-
ests of the city s,id cortntty however re-
CURED The bost and its owner exerted
himself energetically in behalf Of these in
tercsts.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

CArAsTRoPHE.-Weh have q friend lsin
gulsr as it +-ay Seem and that friends
name is 1c'nes ia very unusual one by the
way) and zones is in love "a very iuheard
of thing thai Of Janes) in fact desperately
in love with an interesting female, there is
only one drawback 10 JotiGs' happiness
and that is, that the old gent TRANSLATED
the girls father is down on Jones. and
when he jones above mentioned) wishes
to see his cIarmer he has to do it in aclan
destine manner. Jones' heard the other
day said that the old gent translation
abOve) was going to take upon himself
mot n wife-but II Journey and Jones de-
rermined TO seize mot the old ret.t) hut
the opportunity to visit his char,ner pre-
viously mentioned.
JONES wENT!!! and as he afterwards told
the following was the result of his went
ing" Had been admitted by charmer
and was cblivious of all else except her
charms, when the front door opened and
the old man Zones irrev trantly calls him
now Made his appearance (who it u Pc rs
h ID alter.d cfg mind and not went his
journey and Jones i.saaa his pIsApEA +
ANcE rs hastily as circumstances a, the
toe of the old mans (irreverant Jones' foot
would permit. The next morning the old
gentleman was to be seen carefully show
cling Jones tracks oft or the side wslk
Jones says that hell be DENIED if he
don't believe the "old man" entertains
an aversion to him, which comedies with
our opinion exactly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

Tho TTaTn bers Of the Presbyterian Social
t'rcle met at Judge Phrters, January.
I':lh. Having 'aarucd sT ~S3 decease of
Miss Linda G. Holloway one Of their mum
b,r. adopted unanimously tho following
resolutions:
lot. In tina 'sath Of Miss Holloway who
Vas with US at our last m 1n'Aly rectirg
and whose remains tisvo boon this aay
consigned to tho tomb We lose All endear-
ei friend, AMI an efficient AMI active
ynomhar Of our circle and one whose place
must long be vacant.
II. To the afflicted family 81 tie deceas-
ed we desire e. tender oar sincere synpd-
1hies, feeling that we are sharcrs wiki
Them in \ common loss.
3rd. We desire to place upon record our
sense Of the nigh moral worth OF on. de
parted sister, and the confidence and graf
ification with which we cherish the hope
that she has gone to join q ECliet circle in
IL b.tter world.
4th. That our city papers be requested
50 publisb the foregoing resolutions.
Mrs. r. J. DEvIN,
ME5. q. +. KNIGHT
Miss HANNAH WILSON.
. . I,,t,,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

sbounds In Dersons public ely bao wp. who have been
resto ed from alarming and desperate dis eases
of the lungs by its use when once tried, It supe-
riority over every other expecto ant Is too appsr.
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues
are known. the public no longer hesitate what anti
dote to employ the distressing and dangerous adec.
tions ofthe rulpanory organs that In eide to
our climate. While many inferior remides thrust
upon the community have failed and been discard
ed this has gained friends by everv trial, conferred
benefits on the afflicted they can never forget, an
produced cures too an zoo rem srkable to
be forgotten.
We can. only assure the public, that its ruri.
ty is carefully kept up the best it ever has been
and that 1t NAV be relied do for thor relief all
that ii has ever Zone
Great numbers Of Clerrymen, Physicians States
men and eninent Personages, have lent their names
to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of our rem-
dies. but space here will not permit the insertion
them The Agents be low named furnish gratis our
American Almanac. In which they are giyen: with
also full descriptions ofthe complaints they cure
those who require an alternative medicine T.,
purify the blood viii Ind Ayers Compt sarsapariIIa
the remedy to use. Try It once aud you viii know
It's value.
Prepared by J. c, AIsR Co., Lowell, Mass. and
sold By TAYLOR. BLAKE 4 CO., ot,umw.
Wholesale Agents and By dealers In Medicines .v.
eryvhers. E.# ... ....
Dec !" "-u3u, jul, ~, Is
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

A RUNAwAY.-A horse with pair Of
shafts attached INDUCED in what of late
has become almost daily occurrence, of
making an exhibition of his speed and
bottom In our streets. Coming up Court
street he turned west on Second and got
along very well till he got to near the cor
per Of Washington. when, not having
I.adi's patent shoes on he slipped, and
falling, finally rolled over. Nothing
dsunted, however, by the mishap, he was
coon up again and went on his way to-
wards the Western limits.
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GRANGE OF TIhfE.-New time tables on
both Roads have been lss,ied.
The B. & M:now leaves Mt $50 a. m, and
$50 p. m, and arrives Mt 1910 p. M, and
3:55, p. IN. Takes effect tomorrow, 25th.
The D. NJ. V. leaves going East 9:O5 a. m;
b:s5 p. IN. arrive; $40 p. m. leave going
West; 1890 p. m. arrive; loo p. IN. leave;
1:45 p. IN. arrive; 800 p. IN. leave.
"SwiSIlH."-Ws noticed on our streets,
this morning, hog of ponierous proper
tons. He weighs go0lbs and as one of our
typos tar.aly remarked WAS as long IA u
wagon bed He was raised by Jacob Shoe
maker, who lives in Keoluk county. and
with n drove Of other porkers was sold to
Ladd & Co., packers Of this place:--Daily
I'D.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

SrDEwALKs.-we warn property owners
and all others "whom it may concern"
that we are going to commence war up
on the sidewalks, that now disgrace this
city, and continue it until we are gratfi-
Cd by the sight Of good substantial side
walks. in place Of the miserable "man
traps" that now are dignitied with the
name Of paveriient, then we shall make
peace and weir nieekly the honors show
cred on us by a grateful public.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

PUT ON BTLLS.-An ordinance should
be passed requiring sleigh bells TO be
used for sleighs.. Tlere is danger tn
pedestrians unless bells give warning of
the approach Of Siei,hs which glide so
noisiessly over the snow.
GRANGE OF FIKM.-Mes rs. Ke!ehum &
Hartkom have taken into the firm Mr..
Sanl Baker, and the firm hereafter will.
be keichum Uartcum II Co. They will
do large bu sincss in Brewing Ale and
Lt[cr Beer. The whole country supplied
with aysod article at This extensive es-
Establishment. Malt and hops for sale.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

Why NDr.-Why n.G widen the alley
OF Green between Froiit and Samantha. SIS.
and make a street OF il. II is straigh,
and level road TO the Depot and will obvi-
ate the aaecessiiy OF going the round about
over he bills way that vehicles are now
compelled 10 SO. Wont our c.iy dads take
this matter in hand? We are sure that
they will receive the thanks of al! persons
who Rave to travel that way on wheels or
runner if it is done.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

WHICH Is Irf-We had quite lengthy
discussion with our friend, yesterday, as
to whether Sodom or Gommorrah was
turned into a pillar OF salt. Our friend in
sisted that it was Sodom while we we're
equally positive that it was Gommorrah.
A bystander suggested that it might have
been beth, but we wilted him with look
of contempt for his ignorance. We be-
lieve the Bible speaks Of it, or Il it the
Fifth reader?"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

Pork PACKINd.--Tne season for this bu.
sines has been an unusually dull one here
and in fact nll over the State. Some hon
seS in the river towns that packed from
100. 900 10 $4,000 last year, will scarcely
reach 10000 this. Our own packer, Ladd
& Co., have packed thus far about 5000
and nave at present in their yards about
1000 more. They expect to reach the
neishborhood Of 600 before the season
closes. which is a very great decline on the
number packed last year.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

To lead people by the nose. place under
that sensitive organ handkerchief per-
fumed with Phalon's "Night-Blooming
Cereus." They will thereby be led to the
just conclusion that its fragrance canno
be matched among the sweets the earth.
Sold everywhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

FRozEN.-It is estimated that there are
a thousand hogs lying over the river, fro
zen to death during the late cold snap, and
while lying over there waiting To cross to
this side. That's poor speculation for
somebody.
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OUR-ExcHANeEs.-we have received Z

OURExcHANeEs.-We have received a
number of the Daily Herald published at
Plattsmouth Nebraska. 1t Is quite a
sheet and presents neat appearance. We
wish it success. BY the way, what has
become of the Muscatine Daily Journal!
we have not received it for some time.
Have You cut us Mr.. Journal The Dav-
export Gazette, the Hawk-Eye. State Reg
lister and Journal, we rank among The
most valuable OF our exchanges and could
i'll afford to lose any Of them. Talking
about papers though we wish it under
stood that the Courier is no "Oyster." AL
though not so large rs some Of our cotem
poraries we mean to he full as Sassy
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
By Telegraph.

THE "ATLANTIC CABLE
TIas been successfully laid to Ottumwa.
Town. All dispatches sent from Smith d
Co.'S Flour Store, which Is warranted to
send good news into every family. Come
one and all.
CAPT. V. ?. TWOMBLY,
Operator
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

NEW DRuo SroRE.-Dr. q. q. Merrick is
about opening large stock of Drugs, Med
toines. Books and kindred goods in his
new and very fine block ut the corner of
Front and Green Sts.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
Cttumwa Hog Market.

Prices ofhogs range about the same rs
in Yesterdays report. ranging from So TO
ss.75 for live and dressed. Holders are
not inclined to let thnir hogs go at the pre-
vai'ing prices and are evidently waiting
for a rise.
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ESTRAY CATTLE.
E>TRAY STEERS

- Taken up by Jonathan Us. living In cent err
,o1pshtp, Mapctlo county. Iowa, December 10Th,
lsG5 One Red steer with white h =, ly with sIons
snu swallow fork ia EFT ear. and underhit and
s"sIlw fork out Of right ear supposed to be three
years old next Spring.
Also one black Steer with cue whit. in N.
hank, crop ou both ears, one year Id last Spring
Ned steer appraised at SIS, black Steer az IS.
:ued January 18th, 1866.
80 l1-2w. l. NJ GODIry c,sr.
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ESTRAY CATTLE.

- Taken up nv David williams, living In Rich.
iand township, Wapeio cou.t ~. Iowa, on the 4.h
day Of November 1865. One Maley Steer one v. ar
old with sone white on the tip OF the tail with an
up derbit out Of the right ear.
Also Heitsr one yeai oil d. brown color with q
crop and snderbit of ofthe right ear and a h ali
crop oil the ieft. ear, other IN trks or bra nd
Steer appraised at fl2, and heller At 3lp.
Filled Janua = 10Th, lSt6
i2ls-2w. I'M COOLEY, Clerk.
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FIsTICCFFS.-Qulie little scrimmagc
came oft today on Court ST., between an
Irisimaa and Dutchman, the Irshman
getting pretty well punished. No arrests
were made we believe
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

ABoRGINEs.-We noticed n couple of In
dians Of tie Musquska tribe on our streets
yesterday. They looked as dirty aud
miserable as these specimens generally do.
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FSTRAY HORSES.

Taken I'D by Henry shsnts, living In Ce Mt er
township, Wapelo county, l.ss. one and a All
miles eas' VI otumwa, December 29th, iS65 one
tail. ~ - ~
Also one two year old Mare Colt. bay. a sinai,
stsr In The iQrehead, both hind Zee, whit Up 10 the
pSstine joints also one two year old Mare Cult Of
a clay bark dunn color, with star In The fore
- dark coior. -
ALSO one lark bay Mare, star In the fore head
running down the face into the right n1strl right
M ma loot white, supposed TO hine or ten years
Oh alsc asGcAing Colt of 4ast Slmmrr Of a & lay
Ga or dnn color, the Ri lit hind foot both for
feet white. star in the forehead sn p on the nose
name aud all dalk, no other marks or brands No
ap' IA al 500; No. z. 81 No, ., $50; No. 1,
$40; Cot, s25. '
tlled Jrnuary 18th, 1866.
+4'i'.s~. In. GoDLEY. CLERK.
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Never wear Cough, or irritation on
the lungs, when you can buy Ayers
Cherry Pectorai. the worlds great remedy
that cures H..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a CHOW n OF GLORY
EVERY MAN Woman and ch:d III has used
STEiiEiNG'S ANRlsO~IA
Is willing to recommend IL. Three years Of rapidly
Increasing sale have made the Anbrosis famous all
over the world
At Ii wAEsRiTED TO PLEASE.
IL cures Itching Of the Head.
II makes New Hair gr,n on Raid Heads.
ItpTeven,s the Hair fro Falling Out
1t renders the Hair Soft and Gloasr.
Removes pandrur; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures
Badness: Insures LuSrisnf Locks; Incnes Hair 20
Curl Superscdes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good ef
feet apparent at once.
To THE LADIES WE SAY
The Ambrosia will suit You to at. Elegantly put
Singers and Actresses. Sold in Splendid boxes or
cartons, containing two large bottles-No. 2 for
morning, No for evening.
THERE Is No MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLIN6'S AMBRosIA is the best, most agrsea
HE and .Geectve toilet in the wdld. To prove
this, try carton.
Sold bv Druggists.
S!erlrng's Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company.
2Is sutton street New York.
TAYLOR, BLAKE / CO., General Agents, O,,um
va, IOWA. lsep2s, 1s65-dwy
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7IoasE SroLEH.-Ws arc informed by a
gentleman who has just crosse d the river
shat some bod rascal had stolen horse
FROM there. The circumstances are rs fol-
Cows: The owner Of the horse wishing to
d" some trading In the city and being
afraid to trust the animal OH tho ice, hitch
cd him IN .se other sile OF tho river, and
walked across TO tranIrct his business.
While no WAS absent the thief united the
ti"rse and hal the npudence to offer him
cor sale there. Failing to make sale he
struck III ~ the direction Of Agency
whittier az last accounts, tho owner was
following him, swearing ali manner Of
ren&"sncs. People shoulu not be go care
ss:s* with their property. there arenny
tiuuher q! yasGais proving around. watch
Eng for jus. suck chan ;as ~ ka above.
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SLEraHINa.-The sleighing season is
now at its height the snow being in excel
iont condition, and our young folks are
determined to make the best Of it. The
bells were jingling last night until quite a
late hour. We would just mention by
way of parenthisis that we have not the
least objection to sleigh ride-provided
some young lady will ask us, and promise
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

A WORD TO CAPITALISTS.-It has LONG
been known that Uttumwa needs more
h1lses--both business and dwelling--hun-
dreds Of families have come and went,
simply because they could get no place to
live, while business men inEumerable
have been driven away, for the want of
rooms i'm which to transact their business.
Many families are living cramped up
three or four OF them in II house--and Oft
ell are confined to one room, in which they
cook, eat AMI sleep. Now, why not build
suitable residences and business houses on
yonr vacant lots and thereby increase the
population of your city and the value of
your property at the same time. Areform
is loudly called for and We hope te see our
suggestions carried out in the spring
DOG "PHIaHTS.'-Some people discount
tenance dog fights, but we give them-or
rather we get other people 10 encourage
them, as it is dangerous to interfere for
fear of getting licked bv the dogs owner
Our appreciation for dog fights lead gcner-
ally to man fights (Which we have demon
stratpd above ergo we get an item. the
Marshall has something to do. the city
Treasury is enriched. and--and-and--all
this.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

BEEN EATING TOO MANY PEA NUTS
We noticed q couple OF fellows on 'front.'
street yesterday. who were evidently
troubled with ths above complaint. The
pavement not being wide enough, they oc-
eupied the whole street. They were look
ing Tor their luncle and getting tired. sat
down In the middle Of the road to wait for
Elm to como around. 1t is to be hoped
They found him In the shape Of our worthy
City NxYs,rSI.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

- Taken up by W Z Mccain living In ,hlon.-
e. township. Wapeilo County, Iowa Dee, mber
ssth, 1863 One Steer Calf year old last Spring
pt"cS eoior WIN white OF on the top II tn
leg at the Knee, cro, or the left ear
Also one leif.r Calf, supposed to be one year old
Iast 'pring, spotted red sui white, with crop "a
len ear and a short tail Steer calf appraised a,
- heller at 81
Filsd January 10th, 1866
I'M COOLEY, clsith.
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r IST OF LETTERS Re naming

- unciaimea in the Post ONCE Ottumwa, Iowa
on the 18th day Of January, lSd6. = 2 ~.
TO obtain any OF these letters. the applicant
must call for'ADvERrisED LsrTsRs,' give the date 81
this list and pay one cent for advertising.
"1f not s'led for within one month, they win be
sent TO the Dead Letter Offce-
Letters are not advertised until they have re-
NAMED In the Office one week Ia . ..rF g
''Piace the postage stamp the upper ight. hand
corner, and ieave space between the stamp and d.
rection for post-marking without interfering with
sLr writing.
an, B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of a letter to
the writer, 10 unclaimed Within 80 days less writ,
ten or printed With the writer's name, Post ONCE
ard State. across the left hand end Of the envelope
on the face side, WILDE complied with at the usual
prepaid rate OF postage, payable when the letter 10