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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02

VIM. Ilmberman Ia elected Mayor by "A
majority.
Capt. Wilson is elected Recorder by 81
majority.
A. Brown is elected Marshal by q ms
jority.
J. McCune is elected Alderman in First
Ward; c. l.. Allen IN Second Ward; A. J..
Wilkinson 10 Third Ward Ed. Aumm in
Fourth Ward
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hO6KE.-1 full sappIy Of 6ckool Dook1,
DDfAs~.sn~uS ~ ass|l3
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mAJchffy.
Hayoc-william Timbermsn. rep. )...........-lr
Recordsr-cspt. Vim. Wilson, .............lk
hsrskaf-Leus Hessc. rep Y
Assessor-Chsrles Hubbell, Rep ..............as
AidermaR-John MeCune, Dem. )..............2a
SECOND WARD,
Aayor-Wm. Patterson, Dem. %
Reccrdsr-W. II. Leech, Dem ...................s
klr'Aat-A. Brown lover Hessel Dem II
A.sesor-Gavin, Dem IS
4idermds-e. l. Allen, Dem )...........-.......leB
THIRD WARD.
Anyo~-Wm. Timbermsn, rep. -
Rseordsr-Capt. Wm. Wilson, rep. ...........I6s
AarsAat-lous Hssse, tRepl.
A"essor-ChAs. Hubbell thep)
Alderma"-A j. wilkinson, tRsp)...............l4s
FOURTH WARD.
zayor-Wm. Patterson, Dem ....................es
Reeordsr-W. ii. Leech, Dem )..................So
AarsAai-A. Brown, Dem ........................6l
Aidernas-E. Mumm, [Dem] ........... 81
VIM. Timberman Is elected Mayor by IA
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II is the custom Of Republican politicians
TO denounce President Johnson ~ Copper
head; but johnson appointed Capt. Walker
q soldier, Marshal of Iowa, and afterwards
Gen. Clark, another soldier, but who in turn
appointed a civilian his deputy, and lets the
soldiers 90 to grass snstitution.
Ii seems to US somebody has got his foo,
in it, Who did Capt. Walker appoin. deputy
in Keokuk but John B. knight, and nary
soldier.
This reminds US of story which, after the
example Of Lincoln, We tell to illustrate the
case in point. An old friend of ours wa
telling yarn about his uncle riding q ran,
away horse. The horse, be said, ran of with
his uncle, and jumped:over . precipice Fifty
feet high, and killed himself After pause:
"Whai became of your uncle?" "Killed
him, 100, dead as h-ll, STRIP
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PRor. LorIs AGAssIz. Eminent American
Divines, including the Reverend Drs. Cha,
pin, Sawyer, Osgood, Bellows, Frothinsh
Hedge, Collyer, Ryder, Clarke, Revs. EN-
srson, Bartholomew, Ballou and Hepworsh.
Also Ex-Governor Blair and Phlo Parsons,
OF Michigan. Also. portrait of the veteran
eagle, "Old Abe" Woman's Rights snd wo>
mans Wrongs, by Hon. John Neal; Shaker
communities; Aboriginal Legends OF North
America; Our National Military Service
The Army; Can We think Of Two Thing. at
Once? Pope's Essay on Man; European
Guide Books, etc, in April number Phreno-
logical Jourual.it0nly 20 cents, or 81 90 .
PEAR. Address Fowler 4 Wells, ss9 Broad,
Way, New York.
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The articles In the liza exhibition ct 3 n
BRtp2 80 JsW6Lkf tsTA sltsHNBhr, snd at n. n
BoatWICK COS, Wholesale and R-t.fi D. slsrs In
Dry TO .ds, nc
marSiku
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{ RE RAILW /!
&QkK2 r.
Great bread Gange----DeubIe fnek Route
NEW Y0RK, BOSTON.
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAILWAY axrKsps FROM
Dunkirk 10 ". York, 40 mfleA.
Buffalo TO New York, 423 miles.
Salamanca TO n. York AIS milea.
kNr ! FHox
~ to "a Niles the Shortest Route

All Trains run directly through TO ssw Yort.
AEtGo NILES wIrsoVr es.ses o. coAcHr -
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rzs sKsr vrxsnAvrp sSp Hoss Luxr eicrs elsHp-
I'VE Coacan s1IH THE WORLDS accomps
BY all night trains on this railway.
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Address oil Communications 10 II. f..
PRATT, !Sscretary, Keok1k, Iowa
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MrsIC TELcHER.-Chsrles Reps. our long.
time fellow citizen, has recently resumed hi,
old profession, and returned to the vocation
be followed in his early days, and for which
his taste and education amply qualify him.
We are assured, by the best musicians OF
our city, professional and amateur, that Mr..
Reps is 1hout competitor in knowledge OF
'he sciehee and capacity to teach, and also
that be is an admirable and incompatible
performer on the piano.
We congratulate our citizens on the advsn.
tages presented to their children in the OPP
portunity of enjoying the:instruetions Of Mr..
Reps, who may be consulted at the music
stores Of Mr.. Hammer and Mr.. Ayres.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

ScnooL Exh1B1r1oN.-W were
highiylentertained at the exhibition
in Miss Jones Department to day
The recitationss in mental arithmetic
wsre particularly well performed
while the demonstrations on the
black board werc vel ycrcditable.
The manner Of instruction and the
advancement other scholars indicates
the fact plainly that Miss Jones IN
derstands her profession.
We regretted our inability to attend
the exercises in Miss, Taylor's de,
nArtment yesterday, but. understand
that they were highly sa tisfatory ia
risitants. 49,. .....
Tomorrow is to be devoted all day
to Miss coopers Department, and
We again urge the public and cspcci.
ally parents and those taking an in.
terest in educational matters to call
in and witness the interesting and
entertaining exercises.
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prTynw " y, March &c, ~. \
EDS. COURIER. g e

+. ~ 81 -. We notice
Yin. your paper Of tho '22hd, an article
signed Bear Creek, calling for the
organization ofa County Agriealtar.
al Society, with the view Of holding
AN annual Fair We second the mo.
Ition; and desire p respond to Bear
Creek, by informhghin. and all 9th
ers who feel an interest in the growth
land prosperity Of our comfy, 'thas
we have organized a society known
a. "The 0ttumva Driving PARK As
ISOLATION" That we have bought
3S acres land, and propose as soon
az the weather will admit. to make
a half, mile driving track thereon,
also to fence the land and otherwise
Improve IT, for ,ise as ! Driving Park.
We would gladly take part in the
formation OLA County Agricultural
Society, and would arrange with
such society on very liberal terms,
forth use d tho grounds to hold an
9npual Fairs i We thcrefcre inviteail
WHO ive inQar cbupty and feel an
interest in the matter, to meet US at
| the Court House ct 2 o'clock p. M,
ons Saturday Armh 9Th, for the phr-
pose Of organizing an Agricultural
Society for W apsllo county. slt
81 ..v. EXECUTIVES COMMITTEES
1oftke ottu1nws Driving. lark AZ
IsociatioII. a.sHssss
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

BY virtue ofan Execution to medirected,
issued by the Clerk OF the District Court
of Wapelio county. State of Iowa, / have
levied upon and will expose TO public sale
at the front door Of the Court House, in
said county, the following described prop
erty to wit. situated in said county and
State: Lots No. IL. is. IS and 10. in Curtis
subdivision, of part Of lots IL, l3 in Gill
mOre's sub-division Of the North east
quarter Of Section t24} twentv-four; Town
shin (72) seventy-two. Range tl4) fourteen.
Said sale will take place on the 9th day
Of April, 1867, bet ween the hours of o.
c ,ec; a. NJ on a, "c'ock e MI MI, con- ON;
property having been taken at the suit OF
Hendershott d Burton. W. William Hobbs,
to satisfy said Execution (S55, OO) fifty-five
dollars and interest and costs. stgilE
Sheriff's Office, Ottumwa, Iowa, March
9th, 1857.
c. A. DERBY, Sheriff ofwapello Co.,
Iowa, B{t ftts5t .fi1
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LEGAL NOTICE

State Of Iowa. 90
Wapello County.
Estate of David Wilson late Of said
Comfy deceased,
To all whom it may concern. Notice Il
hereby given thatthe undersigned admin
istratOr of said estate in obediance to the
order of the County Court of said County,
win upon the lst Monday in April, 1867.
make full settlement of said estate and
distribute the remainder Of the money in
his hands to the widow and heirscecetlent,
af which all persons Interested will take
notice. @
nc. WILSON, Administrator,
Feb 2l-w4w.
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MARRIED.-In this city, on
the 25th inst, at the Depot Hotel,
by J. s. Porter, County Judge. Ma.
ANDREW Il. THOMPSON, of Idaho Ter
ritory, and MISS. HESTER IA. McC UI.-
LuM, Of Vernon, Van Buren, County,
Iowa. $3.50 81 &. t,s..s.a III .a.s .s.s
|, Accompanying the above notice
camoia s'Greenback," which at once
convinced us that the lady had made
"a good choice. We wish the happy
pair long and happy life.
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TOR SALE,

= & I.
Two dwelling houses in This city, price
B, 900 and 5000. -
A Farm Of $50 acres, about one mile from
this city. IS per acre. - s.
"A Farm Of 16O acres. seven miles from
this city. in good state Of cultivation
PriceS25 per acre. a
4 A Farm of 240 acres, half miles east OF
Drakeville. Davis county. with large two
story frame dwelling house; 24O apple
trees. 24O rods Of hedge fence. good barn,
go grape vines. large quantities small
fruits. Farm that is in excellent state Oi
cultivation. and not excelied for soil in
DnvtSs00NNtv. sasss s1A.ss E@sJts &sss - ga SsSs
Also, smother Farm. near the latter. Of
22O acres. we'll improved and unexcslled
in soil. q~
A large Brick. two story, House. 40 feet
front with four lots, barn, carriage house.
wood shed, good Office for physician OF
lawyer, p entv Of small fruit, all in good
order, in Drakesville, Davis, Co., lows.
Price $500. ss
Also. go acres Of land about one mil
north of this city. Price go per acre.
1853 A. III. HAMILTON. !.
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Legal. Notice

Legal. AOTICE.
State of lows, Wapello county-ss
Estate of James Acton, late of said coun-
ty, deceased.
70 all whom it may Concern, ~
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, administrator ofthe said estate, in
obedience to the order O. the County Court
Of said county will upon the first Monday
in June, Al. d. 1867, make \ full settle
ment Of said estate, and distribute the re-
mainder of the money in his hands be-
longing to said estate to the widow and
heirs of decedent. JOHN w. ACTON.
= Administrator Of said estate.
J. T. HACKwoRTH, Atty.
March IA, j867-w4t
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Actual Business Training.

Young menl II you wish TO invest In
something that will render you quick re-
turns. attend Bryant, Stratton and Chris
tvs Business College. where you can re-
ceive thorough instruction in Book keep.
ing. Science Of accounts, Laws Of Trade
Commercial Correspondence, In hact ey.
srything requisite Ia business lits, and
where the Ape,scssiGn Nysssn az PenMan-
ship is taught in ita purity.
& Send FOR College Paper, "Cnlfege stGreen-
backs,h and Specimens Of Penmanship.
Address, I'll ~ y
BRYANT, STRATToN d CHRISTY,
fsb6, l667-dSm. Burlington, lows,
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THF. OTTVnWA \ COURIER.
O,,r Town and County.

vNA ~ "
The first installment'of the article
IN Wapelio County, lis business re.
.onrces, etc, furnished the Registe,
By Is corresponding editor, Nj. Ca
rsy, has appeared in that peper.
We shall probably receive the bal
lance of it ia time 70 publish'it Incur
next weeks weekly. uza srr,
This account cfonrmateriai resour-
ces furnished by = disinterested par
ty, will be an interesting and valna
bic document to send abroad. provi.
ding it does Us justice Of which we
have 40 doubt, We therefore. advise
each one of;our friends TO order, say
aedosen extra copies 'of next weeks
paper, to send to their old neighbors
and acquaintances, as it may be like
bread cast upon the water. No prop-
erty holder Or otRer person interests
cd in our growth and welfare could
make a better inyestment.
We shall tfysto mike the psper Id
other respects attractive, and . cred
liable affair to send abroad, and one
that w,ll~compare dsvoraply with the
sweckly papers ofAny localit =.
Orders shonld be left betweens,ow
and Saturday evening. -
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kEGAL NOTICE,

State Of iowa. Wapello County--ss: ! /
Eathfe.of Ann Newell. late OF said
county, deceased: Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned. administrator of said
estate. will, by the first Monday in May
1861 file with the county court. n full re.
port OF the administration of said estate
and ask said cOnrt to make an order o
distribution to the heirs Of decedent the
remainder Of money in his hands belong
ing tn said easate, of which all persons in
terested willtxke notice.
DENOSTHENEs NEWELL,
Administrator.
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GAs-NoT BL0rISG.--The pure
Nitrous Oxide GaAAdministered BY
johnson + Gibbs in cases Of Dental
operations has proved to be . success
unparalleled. Over fifty patients,
thus far, have inhaled it, and been
charmed by its efiicacious results.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

t;37 You are hereby notified
that the petition of John Prosser is now
Az - ~ q <,s~rs n VIZ INC Drss-
trict Court IF Wapello county, Iowa. in
which petitioner asks q decree Of specific
performance of q contract dated Sept. lst,
1857. nv which the Des Moines Navigation
and Railroad Company agreed for a Ger
tain consideration, to deed to petitioner
the following described real estate. situa--
ted in Wape.lo county. Iowa, to-wit: The
south half of the northeast quarter, and
the northwest quarterof the southeast
quarter of section eleven fiji. township
seventy-one I'LL, range fourteen [l4l west.
And unless you appear and make defense
to said petition on or before noonsof the
second day of the next Term of said court,
to be commenced on the 9th day of May,
1887, default will be taken and decree rem
dered according to prayer of petitioner,
and the title to said real estate quieted in
petitioner and for cost.
NORRIS J. WILLIAMS,
mHrO 'fs-aw Atty for petitioner.
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THE CHOLERA.

1t is che, opinion Of the most expe-.
rienced and eminent medical men Of
this country, that we are to have,
another visitation Of this terrible
scourge during the coming summer
and in view Of this probability it is
highly important. that our city au-
thorities and the citizens generally
ahould be moving in the matter OF
preparation. u 81 4. z = 80
: # has become a vel! established
fact, that this malady can be robbed
Of it's terrors to q great extent, by
proper sanitary regulations. The
Cholera prevailed in most of our
large ecitics last summer; but the
Statistics show that in Philadelphia,
notwithstanding, the disease prevail
ed there for ssme time the average
mortality was less than IN any pre-
vious year oflate, showing that the
wise precautionsin the way of clean,
illness, adopted by the city, rendered
the Cholera falmpst Iimpdteqt and
reduced the amount of ordinary sick
ness, and the nsual number Of deaths
greatly. g hia7n'l s3'a ].
The same may DO said of New
York, where the Board of Health
throttled the monster at the, very
threshold, andfsuch was tho control
over the epidemic that it was mainly
confined to lily ventilated quarters
and VIGOROUSLY filthy neighhorhopds
and people whilc the, o, binary bust
ness Of the city was carried on al
psnaland without panic
The drainage of this city should
DO attended to, as soon as the frost
goes ont Of tho ground, while ole
privies should be filed up and dcodo
rizcd Immediately. 'l IL '' . MI
Thepiles of'manure lying around
barns and in alleys should be. hauled
and thrown into the river during th,
high water, providedour 4reighborins
farmers have not enterprise TO han
it'out and:spread observation-disclosures t.
DO returned next fall in ,potstocs d
one dollar per bushel "a yigor,ou.
carnnai on a0a;nat. Ill MANNERS Of filth
on persons and. premises should, b
inaugarated At once, then having put
your houses In order,. .tabboed the
villainioas torch light whisky Of The
corner, groceries, subscribed and pail
for the CouRIEa, voted the Republican
ticket ard kept:your bowels regular
and being therefore st peace wit,
all the world and the rest ofmankint
son may safely defy the Cholera.
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Last Of Letters held for Postage NJ
at the Otfumw va Post Once. TheSe letters
n unclaimed within one week, will DO cent
TO the Dead Letter Ofi1ce. '%+stl aafs
J BJAup6 Co.. CincinnAti, Ohio. n al
8 E Rush, Farley, Mo. sngi1 si4lsit u
John Sirls. Douglass City. Trinity Co..
L Andrew Ballard. Mt: Pleasant, Iowa.
h Postmaster. Alton. Union Co., Iowa.
Postmaster, Qls0la, Clark Co., Iowa.
r Miss Kate Worcester, Whitehall. III; (
], ~. HEDRICK, F. n.
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TRAVELLERS
SELLING OFF Ar posT.

From this date to first Of April next, the
subcriber will sell ct the. corner of Main
and Mark ct streets. his present stock OF
groceries, provisions, Fixtures and alos
one house 70 be moved off the ground.
Stock consisting Of general groceries,
Candles, ! Oil, Msckerel, white Fish. 4
great variety Of puts, and candies, grain
sacks, willow haak cts, waah -bOarfiss buck
cts, tubs, &c. Store fictures, consisting Of
one large shnwtcase. stove, four counter
scales, one platform. balance, one forty
gallon oil can 10. &C.
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,FREMoNTr WEEKLY TIMEs.-This
sterling Republican paper published
1t Hamburg, Fremont County, comes
to rs enlarged to about the size Of q
bed blanket, and greatly improved
in every respect in the make ups
No larger or better weekly paper
is published in Town, and the liberal.
ity Of the public that sustains it OF
the depth of tho pockets ofthe editors
and publishers, Messrs. Eaton Broth
crs must be marvellous. 81.
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LADIEs.-When you buy Salera-
tus, please notice how much larger
the Best Chemica' Saleratds papers
are than Others. They weigh moro.
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United States Government,

with Sacramento and the Pccinc Coast
rom whence their supplies must DO dra wn
ano the Earnings Of the portion already
rnnn,ngare very heavy, and largely in ex,
Bonds. FN-S
Having been for some time familiar
with the operations of the Central Pacific
railroad Company. we are satisfied that
they are conducted with rare ability and
prudence. and that the energetic and
economical management Of the Commas
nv,s affairs entities them to the condolences
OF Capitalists and Of the pubic. We have
carefully investigated the, progress RAJ
sources. and prospects of the Road. and
nave the fullest confidence in t- e,su-e-s,
and in the value and sta bilitv of the Conn
pany's securities. The attention Of Trus-
tees of Estates. Institutions, and indi-
visucar ri--iriHg long, safe and remu.
nerative Investment, ia especially invited
to these First Mortgage Bonds.
Csfiers may he forwarded to rs direct.
or through the principle Banks and Bank.
ers in all parts of the country. M ~
Remittances may be made in drafts ON
New York, or in Legal ender Notes, Ma.
tional Bank Notes, or other funds current
in this city, and the Bonds will be for
varied to any address by Express, free OF
charge. Inquiries for further particu.
lars, by mail or otherwise, will receive
punctuAl attention. HtI
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sMARR1fD. On the 10th day Of
March, 1867, by the Rey John Mason,
Mr., William II. Copeland and Miss.
Sallis J.Monroe; at Ashland Wapello
county Iowa.. ~. va 59.,assS
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!. Real Estate.
BIoln n i & White,
Real Estate Agents, J.
Real Estate for Sale,

u
mo IVA Farm Of ITO, acres, & miles
north Of Ottumwa, all well fenced and
good soil, at325 per acre.
iNe7B a Farm q Ses. acres, 7 miles
north or pttnmwa. us acres under good
and harhf goshl 0rchaIsi, well and stock
water, price Us per acre. = = = Il
mo 81 Farm n 200 acres, lomiles south
west OF Ottuinwa, liz acres in cultivation,
balance timber ADJOINING; 8 houses, also.
stables. ~rios.. &s.; with orchard, small
fruits, &c. Price @l5 per acre.
mo t2) Farm of 1863 acves near Martins
burg Keoku county, 40 acres Of which is
first quality Of prairie-untler fence and cul-
tivation; q acres No one timber; frame
house, stables, &c; bearing orchard, &C.
Price rs per acre.
lNo 1877 Farm OF 100 aces near Blakes-
burg, so acres in cultivation, good frame
house, and barn, smallpre hard, &c. Price
5000. u.s. ~ -
(Nn15) Farm of 100 aares IA miles from
Ottrmwa. on (sonth side OF the river,) 80
acres in cultivation, fraEne house of four
rooms, stables. &c, Price $i5 per acre. J
81 mo III Alarm or $50 acras.s 10 miles
south west from Ottuln wa, 100 acrs under
|ftnce,s and 80 acers in cultivation, gnod
hAwed log house Of three rooms, frame
enables and cribs. Price $l5 per acre.
tNols} A Farm Of ll2s acres one mile
from Ottnmwa, Ton south side ofthe river
rs acfes IN cttttivatfOr.. hnliance prairie
bottom. timber. frame house Of four rooms.
good cellar, we'll and cistern. Price "a
per acre. iss bsA
mo 20) A Farm Of 315 acres. one mile
from Ottumwa, IT'S acres under fence and
in high state of cultivation, one good
frame house Of six rooms, two log and
frame houses of two and three rooms each,
stables, orchard ard &c. Price.$5O per
acre. t lsfe.f
mo 2') A very desirable Farm. one mile
from Albia, Iowa, containing 200 acres and
100 Atrea, well fenced. good house and
barn, large orchard, DC.
(No 22J a Farm Of 40 acres, 8 miles
north east from Ottumwa. 800 in good state
ct culttyati0h good timber. two miles from
the farm lslSd. good house, barn, and out-
buildings. large bearing orchard, good
fence, and water. ago rods Hedge fence, 120
acres blue grass pasture. Price 425 per
WILD LANDS in the counties 81 wap
pellow, Davis, Monroe. Rineold. Decatur,
Union. Story, GrundY, and Benton, at
from $ to 80 per acre.
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That Hacking Cough must be q
Esourcc ofgreat tfdabie, and will Ger
tainly produce fatM results if not at.
tended to. Just enough Sof Goes
Cough Balsam to net the. throat, Ia
ken once an hour will cure it in a
very short time and only costs IS or
40 cents. ~ 20 ~ ,,:,t, s.tS ss-. 4
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i chr PRDPERTE. /


A good frame house of four rooms and
cellar lot1O0x7S feet on Sth, and Cass
STREETS. 80 - - - ~ =
A new first class two story brick dwell
ing honse, fitted mp with every desirable
convenience, on Fourth Street, two blocks
from the Court House. $500
A good two story brick dwelling house
OF rooms. and cellar, good cistern and
stable situated on Marion, street, will be
sold cheap. 4s
A frame dwelling house containing
rooms and halt also good cellar anil cis-
tern. situated on Fifth and Jefferson Street.
For full. particulars apply to
BONNIFIEID a WHITE
Real Estate Agents.
Office At the BanlkOf w. b. sBonnifield
4 CO., Main street Ot,umwa Iowa.
March &, 1867 -dAwtf
wANTED.-I.A -nssIali rssvMA wisss kvs,1
essa;d in&ss, within s or miles Northeast
of Ottnmwa. Enqniren If ~
EDWIN WHITE, Real Estate Agent.
Jan. 3l--d6W2w. So
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-03-28

ExcHANaE.--Mes Sperry q
Barker. Of tho Guthrie Tedette, and
W. G. Cambridge, Of the -Knorrille
Repnblicqn, have exchanged their cs-
Establishments. se
These two sound Republican papers
I viii Of course continue TO maintain
the true political gospel, ia which we
wish them abundant success,