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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-09-05


Upstairs, on the corner Of Market
and Main streets, may be found DR..
Mitchcfs Office, as he announces in
another column. 5s55.i'
Recorded sales of real estate in
Wapello county, Iowa, for week end
ing Aug. 3lst, 1867. Reported by
d. w. Tower, Recorder.
I4ots.-N. r. Manro to VIM. Ped
rick, pit lots IS, 8, and 159-2Ox49feet,
sSOOOO @
J. kirkpatrick, to $. r Woods, six
lots in 4th addition Kirkville, 5000.
S. S. Woods, to A. A.. Harris lot
II. Sd addition. Kirkvile $4,000.
J. W. Hammond, TO John Boggs,
lot 6s. Ottumwa. S2200.0O.
T. S. Green. to N. Pyle, lot 6, B 1,
Dahlonega, 10000.
j. w. LaForce to q. w, B. Myers
1924 feet G cor. lot 4 b ?, Agency
City, $4,000. .aoa !
Tand-C. Wilson, to }. NJ Love
sw II and pit n ese sec. 20, tip
II, range IL, 100000.
A. Buckingham. to A. Stuher, G!
8 w sec. 90, tp. 73, range 10, $4,000
w. G. Thomas, to J. R. Welsh. n
e scr. 2, tp. % range ID, 100000.
A. n. Cook, to j. Fleer. 8 w Q
sec. 81, tp 72, range IA, 675 on.
Total land S2135.00.
Total lots S3860.00.
Total S6595.00.
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USE FAIES' n
CELEBRATED. EYE IO71DN.

It cures all diseases that are ,s.,>
curanIe in the human Eyes. ff$saAS a
Italso cures horses ewes, with 49,
out mil, removes skum and
disease 1t is nm important
discovery. 1t cures diseased eyes without
causiic, and without pain.
FALEs' PURE EYE LoTInv peretrates
the optic nerve and removes all disease
leaving theeye strong and clear It's sold
by HINsEy. LEWIS q Go, 0ttumwa, Iowa.
Aug 2, 1881 dAweyn 49,
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INPROTED ILLU.NIN.4 TOR

have on hand for sale. The advantages
of the Septo!ine over Coal or Carbon Oils
of everv kind, are:
1st. 1t gives soft, pure light, which in
intensity, rivals all other iliuminators
now i'm common use. equalingin brillian-
'cv any gas light, and gives u steadier
flame
I'd. 1t is non-explosive and entirely
free from grease. smoke or offensive odor
while burning.
BID. 1t is cheaper than Coal Oil, and
may be burned in any ordinary lainpwith
the improved Burner, thus adapting itself
TO common use.
In short. the pleasing effect of the light
nrnducea hv the
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of iowa. Wapello Cotfnty.
To James Jackson. Stephen Iiolcnmb.
Zephenah Hoiconfb, Aseneth Cain, Vii.
liam Halcomb, Henry Bonse Charity
AIdridge. Lucinda Ronse, Zephenah
Bonse. Henrietta Bonse. Theodore Eonse,
Benjamin Mayo. Mary :. May }. William
Mayo, james MAYO, stephen Mayo, Het-
ty Mayo, Susan Mayo, and Stamford
CUE: f## F& t E
yon are hereby notified that on the 2nd
3day Of September. 1867. there was prod,,c-
cd and publicly read in the County Court
of said county. a paper duiv signed and
witnessed. purporting to be the last Win
and Testament of Mary lioicomh, deeeas
ed, and the first Monday in October, 1867
ia fixed as the time for hearing testimony
before said Court. "a to admitting sale
Will to Probate. And you are notified &
appear and show cause II any you have a
said time why said VIII should not he re
ceived as the last Will and Testament .
said Merry Holcomb.
September 5th. 1867,
| !. s. PORTER, Co. Judge.
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I.a,,;syil,e Nv yovj e5l 1864.

I.otlisvile Ky, Nov. %. 1861.
received this day the following from
Lancaster Kentucky:
DIR. JOHN. BULL: Please send mein
haste. for ma onn nse, one dozens your
Cedrcn Bitters. have tried them, and
find them NIL you claim for them. They,
are curing me ofconsumption oflong STAN
ding.
Yours rasnactfully
s4 G. w, SHIN DL EBOWER.
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ED WRIGHT, sec'y of State
A proposal to ome,sd the Constitution o

"A proposal 10 0nief,d tte o0nStHdIt0n OF
~ the State of Io,ca.
Be IL y.esolped BIZ The General assembly
Of the State of Iom1. That tn" following
amendments to the Constitution of the
State Of iowa, are hereby proposed:
lst Strike the word ..white'' from sec
ton Of article thereof.
"a. .S-ike the word .'whte" from Sec
ton SO, ofarticle 3 thereof.
81. Strike the word "white'' from Sec
ton 81. Of article thereof.
4th. Strike the word "white'' from sec
ton 35, of article 3 thereof.
5th. Strike the word ''white" from Sec
ton l, az article 8 thereof.
{ eth. Add to section g. OF article 2. the fol-
lowing words: Nor slirl any person who
has committed. or NAV hereafter commit.
the crime of treason against the United
States, nor any person who has absconaed
for the purpose of avoiding any military
CONSUMPTION or draft ordered hy tho au-
thority Of the United States, or this State,
be entitled to the privileges Of an ele.for,
or qualified to hold any Office. under the
Constitution and laws of this State. In
order that the provisions Of this section
may be etfectually enforced. the Legisla-
ture may, hy law. prescribe suitable
oath To he taken under such limitations rs
1T may deem pr0per.ahy persons Offering
to qualify for office or 10 vote. to- the effect
that they ARE not subject TO the disabilities
of this section. isfs
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.State Of Iowa. ]

as 81. State Of Iowa.
Office of .Secretary Of State.
I, Ed Wright, Secretary of State Of the
istate of Iowa, certify that the foregoing
resolution is an accurate copy Of the orig
inal resolution on file in this office.
set my hand and affixed the official seal
Of the State of Iowa. Done MT Des Moines
this oath day of June, A.. y. 1857.
s. [L.s.] ED WRIGHT.
Secretary of State
July 2, IS67-dAw till Oct3
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A gentleman Of great medical
knowledge says that a moro genial,
wholesome and effectual tonic, and
appetizer than brakes Celebrated
Plantation .Bittcrs was never discov-
cred. Herecommends it for Dyspcp-
sia, for Liver Complaint, for Exhau~
ton, Weakness, for a want of Appe-
tite, and for Mental Depression. Tt
is an agreeable stimnlant, and is
equally adapted to Young and old
Persons of sedctary habits, like cler-
gymcn. lawyers merchants. and deli
cate females are particularly benefit
ed hyits use. s.N, M64t 81
MAGNOLIA WTTER.---A delightful
toilet article superior to Cologne
and at half the price.
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Bulls Sarsaparilla.
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith


Read the Ctta,s oins letter and The letter from
His Mother
Benton Barracks. Mo. April 30. 1856.
DIR, JOHN BULI.-Deag SIR Knowing
the efficiency o:your Sarsararllla, and the
healing and beneficial qualities it poss"ss-
es, send you the following statement OF
my case.
was wounded about two year ago was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved 40 often, my
wounds have not healed vet. have not
sat up u moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips. My general
health is impaired. and need something
Ia assist nature. I have more faith IN
voui Sarsapar,lla than in ANYTHING else.-
wish that that is genuine. Please eS-
prass me half Il dozen bottles. and obiiga
CAPT. C. z. JOHNSON.
st. Louis. Mo
r. S.-Tle following was written April
30. 1865, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother
! of Capt Johnson.
| DIR. BULI.-Dea r Sir: Ny husband, Nr.
| C. S, Johnson was a Skilltul surgeon and
| physician in central New York. where he
| died, leaving the above G. r. Johnson To
4 my care At thirteen wears OF are he had
| n chronic diarrhea ana scrofnla. for which
| / gave him your Sarsnparilla. !. IT CURED
HIM. have for ten years recoinlnendesf
/ it ~ manvin New York, Csf,ioaand lewa.
4 for scrofnla. fever sores. and general tie
bility. Perfect success has attended It
! The cures effected IN some cases of scroftttd
and fsrey sores ,cere almost aardcRfons.
am very anxious formv son ~ ayain have
recourse, 10 Your Sarsapariiia. Weis fear
/ full of gettinga spurious article. hence his
writing 10 ynu for il. His wounds were
| terrible, but believe he will recover
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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New York, Aug. 81.

Ii. New York, Aug. 81.
The Worlds special says: There
ia reason to believe that in few
days the President will issue an i'm
portant proclamation Of amnesty,
supplemental to that issued on the
goth of May, 1865. It will not pro-
claim univnrsal amnesty, but willen-
large upon the fourteen classes named
in that proclamation, and among the
classes excepted by the latter. but
which, / am assured will be included
In the coming proclamation, will be
all persons who shall have been mill,
.tary or naval officers of tho pretend-l
ed confederate governments, who are
below the rank Of Brig. General in
the army, or Captain in the navy;
also all persons who are, or shall have
been pretended civil or diplomatic
officers, or otherwise domestic or for
eign agents of the rebel government;
also those who, have been en- gagco in
any way than prisonersof war. and
persons found in the u s. service az
officers, soldiers. seamen, or IN other
capacities. Othersdetails are yet to
be arranged which may delay the is
sue Of the proclamation for at least a
week yet, but it is probable that It
will be decided to pardon oil persons
except high officials, who may be on
bail for trial before or after convic-
ton.
Chicago, Sept. 3.
Mr.. Flynn, formerly Navy Agent
under Buchanan, was recently APP
pointed BY the President to the su-
perintendency Of q military depot
On Monday Gen. Grant revoked the
appointment, and reinstated Gilbert,
the superseded officer.
The Chicago Tribnne's Washing-
ton special denies the report that
Grant is opposed to negro suffrage,
and declares that that officer believes
1.-The only way to break down rebel
rule in the South is by universal SUI
frage.
/ Petitions are already being circn
ted in Louisiana and Texas, for pre-
sentation to Congress, praying fol
the reinstatement Of Gen. Sheridan
! a. commander of the 9th district.
/ @ Washington, Sept. 3.
4 The President has appointed judge
III. D. Mears, formerly member G
] Congress from Texas, Collector OF In
I ternal revenue in tho 4th district Q
!, that State. Col. Mears, of Ohio, ha
been appointed Collector Of Custom
! at Galveston. 5sal,3
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TEE O1IHMWA COURIER.
-------ss. -s- I -
CITY ITEMS.
COUNTY FAIR.

We direct the attention OF our
readers to the call Of Prcsident Crea-
mer, in another place, for q meeting
of the directors Wapcllo county
Agricultural society and others feel
ing interested, to be held atthe Court
House on Saturday next, AT 2 O'clock
p. m. ,fttsiaA 9t
1t is lamentably, trae that the
farmers and manufacturers who
should lake the, most active part in
the successful inauguration Of an ag-
ricultural, society, havethus far mani
tested but, little desire 10 attend the
meetings or nssistsin the good work.
The meeting will desde next Sat
urday whether the people of,his CO.,
with grounds, tracks, buildings. wa
ter, &c, offered them gratis, have the
libcrality and public spirit enough TO
raise the amount required TO pay a
premium list. and thus render the
holding ofa Fair his fall. and hence
forth a certainty. Will the pc ,ple
attend and subscribe the pittance
necessary 10 carry II on to d success
ful termination? is the pending ones
ton. stA ts,A '.4e
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To prevent fever ard aguc, use
Palmcr's Tonic. Sold by Hinsey,
Lewis & Co. As9s lul.15-w3t.
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T.EcTunEs.-N Now, since the carly
completion in this city ofonc Of the
largest and finest public halls in the
State is to be an. accomplished fact,
we have again to suggest TO rpco.
pc tho propricty of organizing at
oncc a Literary Society, or, q, least,
lecture committee, for the purpose
of procuring in time tho services OF
eminent public lecturers We see
that Triton, aNAsBY," and many
other notorious or distinguished men
are already on the Bulletin board to
lecture in Dcs Moihes this WINTER
Can't we do something in this mat mat
TER? ti s5
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OFFICIAL N Office

State of Iowa, Office of Sec'y Of State,
.Des MONIES, June ., 1867.
The following proposition to amend the
Constitution Of the State Of Iowa. having
heen duly adopted by both Houses Of the
Eleventh General Assem- J.v and referred
to the LEGISLATURE to be chosen at the gem
eral election of 1857. is hereby published
pursuant to the provisiGns of chapter l0l,
act of 1856.
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Farm for Sale.

Aug. 8, 'ss-w4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-23

SALUrrsG THE SroRM.-A correspondent of
the Washington intelligence proposes that,
whenever storm commences in any part of
the country, the telegraph wires shall spread
the fact over The land telling in what direc-
ton the storm is travelling, and the nature of
the storm. AT the county seats . cannon to
be fred three times at intervals of two min
utes, if the storm be hurricane, and At in>
tervals of FIVE minutes, If the storm is trav.
cling rapidly, and at intervals Of ten minutes
il the storm ia travelling slowly.
BY this plan the farmers over the country
could be warned in time TO secure their grain
or hay under cover, or to shut out the rain.
Let the newspapers publish the storm signals,
which should be posted in every house over
the country, and then the .stnsm guns can
blaze away as loud as they please
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spcn ths Beard and H&f 10 ~ sf61ns msaeetapB sn-
NJ 1t has been used BY the elite Of Paris and London
With Inc n.rserne soccssa Nsnes Of ali purehas
err will be regsfersd and eare satisfaction not
given In every instance the will be cheerfully
REFUNDED. Price by nall see}sA and pcetpGfd u. D.
scr1pive eireusfs ed tastinonials 6alsA hss.s 40
dress BsRdER. SHUTS co Chemists. No. rs River
Street. Troy. n T. - agents fnr the United states
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EXCELSIOR! ExCELsIORi
Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world
lsA renowned sstroiogist and Som nAmbnii.tc Clair
features o. the yon TO marry, and BY the aid
Of Instrument ofintense power, kbcxn the Psy-
CHI mot ope, guarsn'ec TO produce perfect and life
Ike pfrture the sutufe husband wife ofths appI
cant With date Of marriage, oecupstion lesdnx traits
Of character &C Thssfs imposition testimonials
without number assrt by stating place of birth
sgs, dspasien, eolar 81 and haar, and epcosing
hy cent?, and sssmpeS envelope aidrsssed 70 yousi
ysu viii receive the picture BY mall, tg@shcr
with desired iufrmstior.
sF- Addr,ts in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON. P. Boz 2si West Troy. n Y.
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Coal Milne.
An Ashland, Pa, correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, of the 18th, says:
6 send you the particulars, 90 far ~ they
can be ascertained, of the accident which oc-
CURED in the coal mine Of Bancroft, Lewis 4
Co., near this place. About nine o'clock on
Friday evening an explosion of Ere damp
took place while twelve men were yet in the
mine, eleven of whom have been taken out
dead. One man was rescued alive, but in Z
couyulsive state of settlement, caused By
Naturalization Of sulphur, and raving to such
an extent that Il required the efforts Of five
men to hold him. he was placed under the
medical treatment Of DR.. Swain Of this placs,
who to-day considers him OFT Of daaeer md
in a fair way TO . speedy recovery. Al to
how the accident happened nothing Is yst
known; all those who could possibly give any
information regarding the cause or origin be-.
ing killed, excepting the one mentiosed
above. whose medical attendant will mot 81
low him to be questioned ON the subject.
Those killed were buried yesterday. Most az
their families are left in destitute circum-
stances. One woman lost . husband and
brother. The whole town veafs degree 81
sadness before unknown. This 10 the second
accident of the kind which has happened in
this mine; the FIRST occurring last ssmmer,
by which twenty or thirty men were badly in
jured, and two or three killed"
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50 rHn RAILwAy Kxrxxps pnon q
Dunkirk 10 N. York. 400 miles.
Buffalo 10 New York. 423 mtles.
Salamanca 10 N. York Ala miles.
AKp yaon
% to "a miles the Shortest Route

All Trains run directly threexh to Few Ycrh.
e14e0 ALLIES WITHOUT cnAHss o. coAcnn -
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N eshnersou xfh u Nestxn line, . NAoes:
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~ By New York time from Union Dsyots:
600 A n. New York Day Express. from
Salamanca, lsundass excepted 5iops 1t Hor-
nellsvf,s s41 .. m. (Bhn), intsrsecsisg with the
sss ~ = Sss E, ,.s from sa-le - arrives
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days exeepted) Stops at salamanca 80 :. m
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A.fs p = sew Yssh NAght E1pFsss5 non
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am. sstfs] ADD srri1,: In s.~ YorI = q 3 =
connecting with Afternoon Trxsns and etean.
err for Boston and New England Cities
FROM DUHrALO-By New York unafto~ Dc.
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md arrfves II How rork y10 = y r9ss.opese q
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kifA. eseufffvs 10 Nsw York 1t ys0o y. As
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q be- Wat3 : 4hnd



y 8 = 2 2
HOrp11G 1us gk1Avne- sssO
Nothing bat lssvss ~ 9irit srisvss a
Over . wastsd hfcj
Sins committed whilA eonscisncs slspt--
Promises made but never kept;
Hatred, bAbhls aad strife n.
Nothing bat leaves
Nothing but leaves; no gsrBsesd sheavss
OF hfe's fair ripcned grain
Words. idle words, for easpest desds;
We SOW our secds-lo, tarss and ussds,
To reap with toll and pain
Nothing but leaves.
Nothing but lsavss, memory Wsavss
No veil to cover the past;
Az we return our weary way,
Counting each lost and misspent day,
We sadly hnd at last,
Nothing but leaves.
And shall we meet the Master So
Bearing our withered lssvess
The Saviour looks for perfect fruit;
We shall stand before him, hambled, nuts,
Waiting the word be breathes,
Is Nothing but lsaves.''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-14

ST. LOUIS, Sept. I3.-An Omaha dis.
patch says: Gen. Sherman this even
ing received a telegram from the COM
mander at Fort Laramie stating that
hostile Indians will not come in to meet
the commissioners at that point at the
time expected. They will send in run
ners to listen TO the propositions to be
made as they fear some trap viii be
sprung, and suspect bad faith. II they
are satisfied the commissioners are act
ing in good faith then the hostile chiefs
will come in and hold Il council In the
full of the moon in November. Under
this aspect of affairs the commissioners
will hold meeting in the morning to
settle upon what course to pursue.
The Montana Post says that an ex-
ploring party, which has been to the
head waters of the Yellow Stone river,
has Just returned and reports seeing
the greatest wonders of the world. For
eight days they Travelled through vol
canous country, emitting blue flame
and living streams of molten brim-
stone. The country was smooth and
rolling with long level plains inter
venIng. On the summit of these roll
ing mounds were craters from four to
eight feet in diameter, and every where
on the level plain were smaller craters
from four to six inches, from which
streamed blaze and a constant whirl-
ing sound. The hollow ground re-
sOunueu DeuehLu lnelE lest as lAeS ALaN-
eled, and every moment it seemed to
break through. Not a living thing
was seen in the vicinity. The explo-
rers give,it the significant appellation of
hell.
The peace commissioners held n
meeting at Omaha yesterday. and they
expect to start for the North Platte on
the 14th, there to:meet Spotted Tail, who
promises to bring in the principal men
| Of his band.
| General Wright, chief engineer of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas X
| branch, with a party of engineers, is
between Los Angeles and Santa Fe,
and is reported TO have found fine rail-
| road routes.
The National Telegraphic Union Con-
vention adjourned SINE die last night.
The following officers were elected:
President, f. g. Churchill, La Porte,
Ind; Vice President, VIM. II. Young,
Washington, D C.; Treasurer, A. Whip
pie, Albany, n. Y; Recording Secre-
Tary, II. w. Wheeler, Boston, Mass.
Corresponding Secretary, Geo. B. Cow
lon, Chicago, ILL.,; Editor of the Tele-
| graphic Organ OF the Union, Frank l..
| Pope. The next annual convention
will be held at Albany, n. Y.