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The t.Mert Hr.>. Patent
THRESMlN0 AND CLEANING
n HIN

This machine b.. nl.o fhiued the First
Premium at al trials IL ~ smaller and
more compact than any other Machine
of ~ hnj. and more simple IA con
.tsuotiou and operation The Cylinder
ran always be- ted 10 It, iullc., cap.cit,
siihuai danger nf chFJing or waste %,
grain and tho whole machine w 50
hnilt ~ 81 insure perfect satisfaction,
not oaly IN It, practical urefi'Iuo, tn'
also IN it, iasflng qsaiii,,s
We al7n ask ihc attention nI i'lAniars
aud Dealers tn the follow ms ist oi iirst
clas- Agricultural Machinery, sis
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rAs Above Pens In silver Flatsd Rutsssloa
Cason With psnstla

oSs pens rank throughout tbs country ~
equal, II not saprrhr. u any sold pens nsnu-
fselnfsd. na, ohiy for th.i, w,itins qasiitics.
bu, dnfsbilii, and elegant Hnisk The gre at i
can Is used N ihs'f Manufacture. aud nonu ase
sold With Ne ,iigl,,sst imIeffyctior sbieh still
eau detect, We svuii isil III. si,entien o.
the dealer. 10 the celebrated PAUL uatrCs
watch. Tor which We aro sole asrat. fot tho
uuitsd states We have them 10 silver sua
Gold casts.
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LIQUORS,

~ large qsa~tisiss, Al wholesale, hest
Of brasds, such - RoAssasos, Ky.,
NE, bourbon, Olive Hlosson, ~ Pisn.
tsticu Whistles, Appls. Psssh, ~
Fs.sch Bssady Auese qsalky = Sherry
wiz and Port, Ctsapagss, Casve.,
and Rhis~ Wines. a. eoSesssas WA
he hrrsss aisi illsries 10 ~ Wsse, J -
essbled u ssll ~ whisksys y ~ das'
silless prices, sdai.g eose VI carriage "
tAis pless, axA - ners. Coevs'es year
~. and tssis thsa =
n. ROdBEHAAh
Mar.Aall, April u, 81 q
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~ A Youn. tApr rvtasnins 10 he,
eouptry home, alter "A sojou,n II . NV
mouths 10 the city, Was hardly recognized
b.. hsf friends. II pins of !. euaf-e, fus
tic. flushed Iscr, VI. hal Aoi,. fss, eom
pls I.oa VI aI,so., marble sianiha.s.. ssJ
instead Of tssa,y ihrse. i'.s r,sly spf@a,,
~ ba, c'shtsen upaa inqsisy ~ In l.,'
cause u ~ sr~s, r.,sns, sisc pIsisi, to d
Them that she used the tIRCASsIAA
BALM, and co0sisis I'd Il All invsiaatl Il
s4qslrit'on 10 soy I.dy's toilet Is, ".
ass any lady ~ g'ntsiusD rsa Impsos.
their pessoesl appearance ~ huoitsd
ftld. Il IL staple W il eomsbi nati.pa, ..
Mature hetssIi " simple, YET snuss p~ss. 4
ia " rescsey In drawing Impurities hon,
slso hvsltus, cleansing ard hesas,syIbg ne
shk, snd. sHspl~I,or by lis direct ssiii.
IN DR. rut,cis, II draws feoa /, al IL Iis
purii,.~, kindly Lssliox the satns. ssi
having the surface ~ Mature intss.kd f.
shoald b.. clear. emit, ,eoo,h ssd bssa,.
ial Price ", sent BY ,saii OF express
IN vceip, Of m otsIss, by
" l. CLARK 1 co, Chemists,
No . wss. Faysste street.
sysses~c. n. y.
The only American agents In tbs SEX
al the ssfns, oAl6-iy
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.

WANTED.
A SOBER industrious Saw mill man
"A who is first class sawyer and en-.
eineor Apply 10
". +. Il. BUTLER,
Marshall, Texas
May Is, 1867. niotf
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Advertisink<
MARSHALL:

MERCHANTS
g. q Grgs 4 Co. >insieinn 4 Assd>r.
u. ". Malta. II. Galloway 4 20 n. Rcs~a
ham. Dan hycf-. johnson 4 fsylos, P,ef.,,,,
P,l.sury, ksght 4 fs.iey, g. X Davis A
~. kyrr Iapss 4 O.. mi. Hs~.sy \ Co,
ocsltr.e : hswisy.AT. A Hsrrs, l.. c. ~
Lisls ard %
DRUGGISTS
frsns I. Mood &C Girs. Co. A. ssar.
J. y, Lancaster
HOTELS
CAPITOL Hotel
PHYSICIANS.
NJ u. . Niibsr-p.-a d.. Jnhn.nn A
'Hn, d. sstr. ir Is y lad. d.. D.
). ~ ~.
DENTISTS.
J. an.on a slaughter.
LAWYERS
Frazer 4 @ ~ n.ofsr Lane ninA Langley
John . Williams John Haiks q. r. lip-esnk.
Nii-oa. Nrly.f Hal a rafs.r. Pos.
-teaeaNh PoFe Il /. liishisaef, al tiSs
'sn fieid..
NOTARY PUBLIC.
T. 70. DAVIS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
j. T. hsss \ Co.
WATCH MAKERS.
David Nc Phsu A. y, hnnI-f.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
" VI. Bruce.
BARRIERS
Augustus Frank
SCHOOLS.
h,-pule Female Institute Msf-h.Il gaistt.
sly, Independent, Miss kuss hunou, Me-.
,etDr, ana Mr.. Young. 30.
SADDLE AND HARNESS sHOP.
" II Carter.
HACKS AND DKAYs
= ". Nulsir.
LIVERY STABLES.
b1ct. ln connection with Capitol Hotel,
' Mammoth, Major ,tsdheic
BOOK AND STATIONARY STORE
payal a Go.
UNDERTAKEN.
Rain. 4 Co.
lRONTlE
g. e. Gregg.
DlssoLu ,loN No Nt-a.
T.. 4. DAVIS Go.
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Our 'eeend quality pens sie stamped ~.
pa'~ 90 sud az. earsislly made. having
the cams po,nl- our arst quality p-ns, thu
only material difference i.cins In III. quality Of
The gold. The prices arc A. foiiawsi Not
pen 5ir. Nc pen, u ~; No. I p~u, u 9s
No, pen u toi Ne. = pen. VI rs.
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Miscellaneous advertisements,
Tnr
STAR COTTON GIN,
CON III. \ - i, Il.
Elmer, ilru- Patent

frHE~I GINS have been ashri.'l the
/ First rrcmiu;n over all competitors
at srery iriaf Tor quantity and quality
Of tostan ginued, as veil rs for strength
and simplicity OF construction and dars
biliiy ~ the sh,r Fair in New Or
lean.. Ia November hat, they were sub.
ieeted tu lao,t severe te.t. and WERE
again awarded the First Premium by
Committee composed entirely OF prscii'
cal Planters aa1 Cotton dinner. With
the Gpadsssu, .tfiachmsEf they can be
operated under any temporary shelter,
or in the open field, II desired ihi.
attachment alsn thorough, clean. the
Int from all dust and dirt, aud greetl,
increase. 10. mafks. value
4 Depot for those Gins. together ~i,h
Agricultural implements aud Plenia
lioa Machinery ~ MI Kind, has been
established ia \ew Orleans. where or
der. will he Glled a, the shcr'e., notice
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GOOD GOODS a. GREAT BARGAINS.

being determined To continue the good
work ! commenced, and TO dispose Of
this my present large and varied stock
ss my last with this proviso that
shall be able to put this Mt still lower
rates on the market as ! am determined
the decline in the Eastern markets of
every variety of goods shall always be
turned to the benefit Of my patrons
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the CAPITOL HOTEL,
Marshall. Texas.
G W. L. DAWSON, Proprietor


- , ""p'' :, H. ,v ''"R ,, ,"''.'''' '''
the sale prourif,or Of this we'll kposu and
,,,,,nr bon.e ph,uk.J IN, ,L.. n,.-,.i
nm ,oa,,,, h.r,,olorr ,r.,iy,d ,n,bm,
Viii ne wep,,n,, \, ,nAa.., IN cno,,.y,n,.,.
Ti,e hon.p n. l.. c,,,,,.,ll, h,-,,,n ].
ON ol thr mos, cotnmudinn. ard rle
y,u, Hold h,,i.l,rgs w., ot ~.
ui..i..,pn, Riyer IA. b,t.r,.t =,
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TEUK VAPIT.LATKt. The mosl WON
deriul discovery IN modetn science. acting
apon the Beard aed Hair 10 an almost
miracaos.s manner, II has been used by
the elite Of Paris and London with thu
most flattnring success Names " all
purchasers wll be registered, and II e1.
.r. satisfaction Is not given IN every III
stance the money will b. rheerfulIy re-
funded. Price by mail, sealed and post
paid, ~ Ih.scfip'iv. circulars and itst
monlala mailed Iree. Address, BERG Err.
SHUTS Il 60. Chemists. No 2st
River street, Troy. n. y Sole agents
Tor the U0ited States marlG 81 !,
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SHREVEPORT.
ICE MANUFACTURING W.
G.o. williamson, Presidsnt.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATN
J, u. Lewis, Iarkss asa Thurmond,
COMMISSION MERCHANrA
ktsey and Pollard
DRY GOODS GROCERIES ErC
4. aud ". jacobs. Pitts and Thay-r.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC
Thompson Morr,s~ and To-. GensfAi Mss-
shsndiss And Cotton Fsetor..
DRUGS Ne,
White aud Co.
HIDES, PELTR1KS, WOOL, H..
u. u. Orton aud Co.
COTTON FACfORA
Battle and Doty.
FORW AND COMMISSION
John N. Howelt IN
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS NY 4 p, \.
jsck Wharton. Lancaster Dashss aud
Napier.
LAWY EIts, SHREVEPORT.
Joass ssd Harriss. H,ehs and Hall.
PACKET LINE or BOATS.
Alabass SID Ns,ssssi, steamer Caroline
he'd hivss Psckss.
COTTON FACTORS.
y. u. Maasts. bAss,s and Dosy.
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rrsah lassass reed.

TUsr Re.sst ND iss ssis BY 4. Hear.
ID Druggist Marshall. I'~sas, 'svsscs
direct hou DAVID iArdwsh y Aos
~. who ssnt reliable Sssd. ces@s
ins#e.Iisisly asd bay asd not .p~sd yoss
ssos.ry lor "a vustblss ssta. tss coas
ssJ boy n ~ xssehss. n vt,tch hsys
pAsoes6sas Y sA<FAj, tAsetas vtsh O~ion
~ frsm ~ ssss sssfs. Whssessls
~ kstsa y
A. SEARS, Dsgeist
Feb ~, 1897 s3sN.
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w. r IiHttt fhhtt htnu- ibl Trimmings
crescent tiiy tsi'.sco sork-.-hs,sr broth
,olt.it Commercial, College.
CONFECTiONARY
fafrq.t iurplp, &. H. Miller and ca'
SOAP.
:, Hesse. ACT and Commission Merchant.
DRUGS ETC.
F.p. Docanee. ". -. s,eref. O. y. Nor
r,~on.
MACHINERY, COTTON GINS ETC.
knight 4 Co.
rho- b nodIsy 4 Co.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Leon Pierre 4 Co. Importers.
SILKS, RIBBONS, Il FANCY GOODS.
Persin. 4 F~edisnder.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL.
l., Grune~ad.
GEM COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Perkins. s~rnson \ ca. n. %. ss-n-oa,
| Pefkins, Il Go. N. Y.
WHOLESALE GROCERs
] schn's.r 4 xsseEsser.
I H. J. III & and Go.
| Tate a Cv.
SEWING MACHINE
| Wilcox 4 Giht~, n. \. HesAstch " tsasl.
| WHOLESALE FlaH MERCEANTN
I =. u. Moody 4 Co.
SADDi.ERY.
~ ". smta. Hmt~r. Peterson h FsDn-..
CLOTHING, ETC
In Lyons rh"s. &. Pagan.
COMMISSION MERCiIANTa
| ]oenrn FUZZY y. n. Harksy 4 Co. }.
| Lu,k II War 4 ~nn. BROOKS, Nc Iio'sskd 4 90.
| W-bh PIN h Go. Y. J, Heron, I,esu Adssss
4 tisn. ". J. Hob-"n, Rawsins \ Nar-u.
" affcH, ltawfprd 4 Co, r. n. ssott & Co..
ito-set. Pro'hro 4 Go. ,OD-t, At~stss, a Co..
John Pnelp- 4 'u,. Logan, Sonist 4 Gal.
borne, John p. Nance 4 Co .ressrs s"d Pace.
GROCEls.
u. j. HAT b Co., iassey aud Steven. Av,hsv
ston. 4 80. Geo. " Byrp~ i Co, G',1s
! Porch
FANCY GOODS AND NUrlONA.
/ North. i,a-h and Ma,on. X. $sasse~s axcs.
DRY GOODa
Moor /. Hereford.
STEAM ENGINES 4 HOiLEItA
EN- is-n-.'
BOOTS AND SHOEH
john Henry and Co, Page. Peel, NJ
| ran, Everett Lane.
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC LlQUORA
'''', cA Ak si'' WAREHOUSE
I A liorus.au aud Co.
CATTLE, HOGS, \ SHEEP
J Peter. Pace ard Andt-ws. all TrIss ,srs.
and reliable
COAL OIL LAMPS, ETC.
] Iliil& Vcsxie.
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TO CONsUM PTIYEs. l

The ad vertiser, having been, restored to
health iii = few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suite eE TOR several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease C0,nsumption--ls anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure. issss 40 j
TO all who desire Is no will send 3 copy
Eof the prescription used Tree OF charge),
with the directions for prepaTiIx and u.s.
Ing the, same, which they will find sure
cure for Consun, ption, Asthma. Bronchit-
Eis, Coughs, Colds. atltiali Threat and Lung
Affections. The only object Of the adver.
tiaer in 1ending the prescriptionis 70 bene-
ut the aficted. and spread inform stion
whichhe conceives tn he invaluable. and he
hopes every srtfarer will try his remedy,
as 1t will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Pavtiss wisinR Me prescription
free, ~ return mai. will pleae tdress
go REV. EDWARD A. WILSON. u
williamsburg. Kings Co.. New York.
June 3. lY07--w1y--(s. N. r, ISL.
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Special Notices.
Il, Read. Read.

The undersigned il preyssrsd to paint
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest STYLES
Life Size. or any size desirable, ut low fig-
nres. Persons having small pictures OF
deceased friends. wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like. give me y
call and not entertain che absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless il
ii done in the East. Give me chance
and evan do II we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs. Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main ST. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3niwly. II. NUNAMAKER.
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John Shoemaker TO D. Bedwell,
WI, 81, s B. $. +, Soc. !, Tp. n, R,
-, $4,000, . n. nj.
II. Griggs to W. w. Farmhouse,
lotss2, Blockl4,J 4 r, add. Agency
City, $500. = = :
Jno. Legctt to n. =. Cross, lot 8,
Block 9, Eddyville, e276, OO.T MI
w. N. Cross to VIM. Davis, lots,
Block 9, Eddyyille, 100000.
G. Barbour to R.sT. Baker, WI, 8.
E. s. W., Sec. 5, Up. "a, IL, $500, CO..
~ T. q. Robert to Jas. Hawley, s. w.
N. E. Sec. z, Up. y, &. -, $4,000.
The Copperhsad candidate for
Governors an ancient Mason; but
neither free or accepted. Politically
he is supposed TO DO clandestine. He
certainly stands no chance ofocca ~
ing the oriental chair, ~ Worshipped
Master Of this Commonwealth; for
loyal men will crowd the ballot boxes
with black balls enough to bury him
beyond resurrection, when the cleo
comes off next October. .is ',.s
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ToURIsT.-No one should leave
home this season without providing
themselves with Goes Dyspepsia
Cure, to guard a gainst sudden attacks
OF the Cholera Morbus. It immedi-
ately correct- the stomach in such
cases. 1t is a specific in Summer
complaints.
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7. Everybody Column
Fourth Of July Soiree

AT COTTAGE PARK GROVE.
The proprietor would announce to
the public that he will give a.Soiree
ut the above named place on The
evening Of the 4th inst. P. G. Ball
ingalls, Omnibus will leave every
half hour for the Park. Orders left
at the Hotels will be promptly called
for. Refreshments will be served.
Music BY good string band.
Z MANAGERs.-Jack Fraunberg, John
Gossage, Al. Roach, John Gray, e..
w. Box, r. a. Greenfield, Byron
Clark. ssss d&w.
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4. Said . venerable preacher" Eel
low sinners. ifyou wero told that by
going to the top Of those stairs,
(pointing to rickcty pair at the
other end ofthe cburch,) you might
secure your eternal salvation, l re-
ally believe hardly ono Of you would
triy it; but if | should proclaim that
u few boxes Of DIR. De Vishnu's just
" Celebrated Polish Backing had
been placed on tho top stair for tho
one who would got at it first, I'll be
bound there ain',one of you but what
would use your utmost exertions to
gain the prize. s
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] State Of Iowa, once Of Sec = of State,

M State Of Iowa, Office OF Sec Y Of State,
Des Moines, June %, 1857. &
The following proposition to amend the
Constitution Of the State OF lnwA, baving
been duly adopted by both Houses If the
Eleventh General Assembly and referred
eral slection, Of 1857. 10 hereby published
.pursuatt TO the provisions Of chapter lOl,
ae' 2 '''' ED. WRIGHT, se0y Of state
A proposal TO amend the Constitution Of
Z the State Of Iora. m
/ BE Il rescJUsd by The Gemeydl "A assembly
Of the State of Iowa, That the following
amend ,nents to the Constitution OF the
State Of Iowa, are hereby proposed:
lat. Strike the word ..white'' from Sec
ton of article 2 thereof
I'd. Strike the word .swhite'' from Sec
ton 50, ofarticle 3 thereof.
Sd. strike the word "white" from sec
ton "a. Of article 3 thereof
4th. Strike the word white" from SEC
ton rs, Of articie 3 thereof.
9Th. Strike the word white from Sec
tiSn !, or article s thereof. sA
9TH. Add to section 5, or article 2, the fol-
lowing words: Nor shall any person who
has committed. or may hereafter commit,
the criEne Of treason against the United
HtAtes, nor any person who has absc0nded
for the purpose of avoiding any military
conscriptiofi or draft ordered by the au--
thority of the United States. or this State,
he entitled to the privileges Of an elector,
or qualified to hold any office, under the
Constitution and laws Of this State. In
order that the provisions of this section
may be effectually enforced. the Legisla-
ture may, by law, prescribe a suitable
oath TO he taken under such limitations AZ
1t may deem proper, by persons Offering
to qualify for Office or to vote, to the effect
that they afeiiot snbjectto the disabilities
OF this section.
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I'll State Of Iowa,
Office of Secretary of State.
I, Ed. Wright, Secretary of State Of the
State of Iowa, certify that the foregoing
resolution is An accurate copy of the orig
inal resolution on file in this office.
In testimony Whereof. I have hereunto
of the State Of Iowa. Done at Des Moines
this oath day Of June, A. u. 1857.
fL.s.1 ED. WRIGHT,
secretary of State
2. 4IS67-d&w till Oct3 ii s34
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purchER's LIGHTNING

FLy-KILLER will certainly exterininate
these pests. ii its use is persevered ill.,
Beware OF bogus Fly Paper. which some
dealers keep because they can get 1t for
nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask
tor BUTCHERS, which IL sold by all live
Druggists.
junel. '67-dSw.Sm. (smlp3.)
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cTY PRDPERTE.


mo 34) A two story brick house on 4th
street; rooms, good cellar. we'll and cis-
tern; with ~ lots. Price e, 500.
No 35) A frame house of four rooms
and cellar, on second street, ut 81 l50.-
A bargain.
mo 7) A frame house Of five rooms.
cellar, stable, &C.. on fifth street. Price
mo 3S) A grout house Of five rooms.
two lots. in Blake's addition. Price $1lOO.
(No AZ Frame house of four rooms, q
good cellar and cistern, [corner lott on
second street, east Of College square. Al
SO. very desirable vacant lot on Front
street. suitable for \ residence.
mo 81 A two story frame house Of six
rooms and halis.a large cellar, lot well
set in fruit and shade trees; situated on
second street, west of Court.
mo 52) A first class two story brick
dwelling house containing nine rooms,
closets, pantry. Also. large cellar and
cistern; lot we'll filed with fruit trees and
shrubbery, on fourth street, west of Court.
(No 40) A frame house Of eight rooms;
good cellar ard eistern, wood house, &c.
Fruit and shade trees, on Front, east Of
Union street. Price $500.
a good frNre house offour rooms and
cellar lot lO0xl7s feet o. sthy and Cas-
STREETS.
A good two story brick dwelling house
Of rooms and cellar, good cistern and
stable situated Oh Marion, street, will be
SOLD ehsap ISL
A franse dwelling house containing s
rooms and hall, also good cellar an fcis-
tern. situated on Fifth and Jefferson Street.
IN. b. Also, several vacant tots in OF
tnnwa, welt located for Residences
Farms. wild lands and city property, not
described in the above list.
Call and exsmineour Real Estste books.
For full particulars apply tV
BONNIFIELD Il WHITE
A Zeal Estate Agents.
Office Mt the Bank of w. b. Bonnifleld
q CO., MaiE street Ottumwa Iowa.
March6. 1851 -d.kwtf
WANrED.-A small farm with good
buildings, within 5or 8 miles Northeast
Of Ottilntwa. Enquire Of
I EDWIN WHITE, Real Estate Agent.
Jan. 3l-dAw2w. sas
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COTTAGE PARK.
Fourth of q mile Norrh Of Ottumwa.
j. b. MILLER, Proprietor.

Cottage Park isa pleasant Sum-
MGR resort, where may be had all
the delicacies Of the season, such as
Ice Cream, Strawberries, Wine, &c.
Parties entertained: or supplied on
short notice.
81 tl-w-l-W. M
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SATIsrIED.-Many housewives who
have been using Soda tor years, have
become satisfied that D. b. De Land
s. Co.'S. Best Chemical Saieratas is
better than Soda, and therefore cam
not be induced TO use Soda, or any
other brand Of Salcratus.
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4 haze 9 set Of the .AJ'jt Generals
Reports for 1867, for Capt Il N.
Barnes, and Lieut. Sanford. kirkpat-
rick, who will please cal and get
them. s,
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PERloDlDALs.-The following pc
riodicals for July have bcen received
from the publishers;
The Atlantic Monthly for July,
the initial number Of volume Xxx Of
this leading American magazine, be-
sides the seventh continuation of DR.,
Holmes Guardian Angel, contains
the following articles: A Passage
from Hawthorne's English Notebook /;
Mono's Mother, BY Alice Cary; Az
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

q TIVE WoRK IN DAVIS CoUNrY.-
Last week Eve Of our citizens Visited
Davis county and went down from
Bloomfield on the line Of the St
Louis 4 Cedar Rapids Railroad as
for az the Wxlkendah creek 4 dis
tance Of near four miles, and for
which distance the entire grading is
done, and 10000 ties upon the ground
received and paid for by the COM
pany. The work is in : forward
stnte Of completion on the, whole
line from Bloomfield to tho State
line, also q large portion Of the
bridge timber is on the ground ready
foruse. They are now atwork in every
section below Bloomgcld and entire
confidence and great enthusiasm in
reference to the completion OF the
road ready for the iron from the
Missouri line to Bloomfield by the
first day Of September next is mani
fest among the people Of Davis coun-
ty. The news Of the sale Of the
North Mo. bonds, making tho com
pletion Of the North Mo. Railroad
certain ut an early date is most graft
tying and encouraging. II behooves
the people, Of Wape!lo county t. be
up and doing or they will soon be in
the unenviable fix Of having Bloom.
field in Davis county the terminus OF
the st Louis & Cedar Rapids Railroad
for an indefinite length Of time. at
least 50 long as our citizens shall fail
TO pay Up their subscription. The
tive citizens above named were L E
Gray, a Dumbach, I J Holmes, A
Holly, and Daniel Ward, and We in
vite all to inquire Of these persons as
to tho truth Of tho statement we
have given. and ia to the progress
and prospects Of this, most emphat-
ically our great enterprise.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

TO AND SEE IT.-We called in at
the upholstering room,7 day, and
found Coohrano full Of business. lie
has now on hand for salo nice lot
of beadsteads; stands, tables, lounges,
chairs, &c., which, will be sold cheap.
Go and see il, on Court Street, be-
tween Main and Second.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

BE C-AREFUL.-The recent confla
grafton at Council Bluffs, whereby
the NonpareH Office and some $50
900 worth of property in the very
heart Of the city was destroyed, and
the great fire at Portland, Me-,
was caused by tho careless
use Of fire crackers, and now
we ilnplore all to remember that we
are without fire engine, fire COM
pany. hook and ladders or anything
else to assist IN subduing the terri.
BILE enemy, and if their patriotism
cannot find vent in any other way,
to be careful in the use Of these de-
structivc agencies. It might be well
for our city authorities to put on
some extra policeman TO look after
the matter during the 4th.