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News of the Week.

The rebels in Texas continue TO
murder. the officers OF tho frscdmen's Bureau.
There is again talk Of famine in
The rebel States. It will continue to be SO until
the people there 20 to work.
The Columbus Journal says that a
little child In Mddletown was playing near the
Ore. when is clothes took Gre and II was burned
y daath.
We have omitted to mention that
tbs late Manufacturers convention which mStat
Cleveland last month was most harmonious
meeting, and lnrgely attended.
"A man whose name is not known
fell into tho Ohio river at Portsmouth about
o'clock on last Friday night aud was drowned.
his cries for help were hoard In the city. 80
Gays the Times
Hon. James NJ. Ashley, member Of
Congress from the Toledo (ohO) District, hAs
written letter to the N. Y. Tribune, In which
be saws that ho never accused Andy Johnson
with having had anything to do with the murder
Of President Lincoln. He lntimates that II Is
HE private opinion that johnson did have some
thing 10 do with the murder Of Mr.. Lincoln, and
also strongly hints that evidence iRpIieAtlng
him has been given before The assassination com.
mites.
There was a FIRE in Cincinnati on
last Friday night, which destroyed whisky 10 the
amount Of s42t,OOo, and also tobacco and cigars
to the amount of 10000. There were 9,SOO
barrels of whisky destroyed Good.
We learn from tho Portsmouth
Resubliedn that two children were recently burn,
I'd 70 death In acIOto comfy, One, named John
Forsyth, ct powellsvllle, aged three years, the
other, named White, threO miles below Franklin
Furnace In the first case tho child's clothes
tOsk fire., In the other case The hease was burned
"A man in Stark county undertook
10 ascertain II his gun was loaded by blowing Il
the muszle, with his foot upon tho lock. Ho sho
himself In the mouth, and was instantly killed.
IA man in LOrain county went Out
to shoot quaIls With double barFeled shot gun
lie discharged ono barrel and while again load
leg H. the other barrel was discharged, killing
klm.
Zen. Grant, By order of Andrew
johnson, has issued an order removing Gen. Orr
from command Of The Fourth Military District
aed appointing Gen. Mcdowell 10 his place
also, removing Gen. Pope from command Of th,
Third Military District, and appointing Gen
Meade 10 his place; also removing Gen. swaynt
from the command Of The Bureau of Refugees
Freedmen and Abandoned Lapds, The work
defeating The laws OF Congress goes on unde
Andy and Grant.
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In BankruDtey.

II December, A. D., 1861. q Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy was Issued against the Estate of George B.
Walterhouse Of the town Of jackson GIL, in the
county Of jackson and State of 0hlO, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own Petition I;
that the payment Of any Debts and delivery OF
any Property belonging 20 such Bankrupt, TO
him, or for his use, and the Transfer Of any Prop.
erty by him Is forbidden by Law that Ing
Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to prove
their Debts aud 10 choose one or more Asslgnees
of his Estate, viii DO held at a Court Of Bank
Tuptcy, TO be holden at the office Of Elijah Glover
Reg glaler, Market street. (Farmers' National Bank
Buildlng) Portsmouth, o., before Elijah Glover,
Register on the 2Olh day OF january, A. d..
1868, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ 3 FH
A, HlCKENL0OPER, Jr,
US, Marshal Southern Dist. OF Ohio.
Jan. 10, 6S--1tl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In RAnkrnnteY.

HNHIS Is 70 give notice that ON the 2sth day of
Il November A. D., 1867, Warrant In Bank
ruptcy was Issued against the Estate of Absalom
r. Nelson, Of jackson G. H., in the county OF
Jackson aud State of Ohio who has been ad-
judged u Bankrupt on his own Petition that the
payment of any Debts and delivery of any Prop
erty belonging 10 such Bankrupt, 10 him. or for
his use, and the Transfer Of any Property by h i'm
10 forbidden by Law that meeting ~ the Credit
ors Of the said Bankrupt " prove their Debts
and to choose one or more Assignees Of his Es.
tate, VIII be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holden ut the office of Elijah Glover, Register,
(FarmeB National Bank Bullding), Portsmouth
o., before Elijah Glover, Register, on the 18th
day of January, A. d., 1863, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
A. HICKENL0OPER, Jh.
y. $, Marshal Southern Dist. of Ohio.
James Trip, Atty,
Ian . nj fl..4
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egAH occurrence took place on tho evening
train going mp last Thursday, between Jackson
and Berlin, whlths thus related to as by a citI-
Een OF Berlin who was on the train at the tImei
II desire to give you the faets ofan affair which
] witnessed last evening. wff
lteok my seat IN the passenger car Of the even.
Ing train for Berlin. Soon nlter. Young mun
By the name Of Rundufnnt came and took seat
hY my side, and a few minutes later, and after
the train bud started, some four or five rough
locking fellows came IN from the baggage car,
one pf which came up TO Bnndurant and asked
him 70 go 70 the hinder part ofthe car, which he
refused TO 90, when theman, (whom afterwards
heard called Mllief) came and struck him In the
fAee several times, AZ hfsl attempted to sep
afate them. but tindng that Miller was backed
up by several roagG who were determined there
sheuld be nght, LEFT them end went 10 find the
conductor. Inaaaed Into the baggage car and
found that The 0lleers Of the train were aware Of
the Intentions OF Miller, and those with him
that they had been In the baggage and express
ear asd had eald In the preeenee ofthe conductor
end express agent that they were going to whlp
said bnndnFaus. and passed on into the passen.
ger ear % carry Out their threat,
New IN confederation Of the fact that there
were ladies ID the car. and that there was no ef-
fort made % pHGzaa&Ahnfe ronghs from carrying
out theIs efe3ssa zzeats, IL Il not an outrage
IatHneh things are t6IeFAted by those who have
control Of the trains. and who could prevent lp'
We leave those who have control OF the road
4 Aeaaquartsra to answer the above question
=. aYAxBAsn,)
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Sheriff and Master Commissioners
Sale.


vs.. First Order of Sale.
Elizabeth Cawford.et al aFHs
DURsUANT TO THE COMMAND OF AN
II Order OF Sale from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF jackson county, Ohio, and TO me direct
ed as Special Master Commissioner Of said Court,
viii offer for sale at public auction at the door
Of the Court House. Qn front of the Grafton
Block, In the town Of jackson, In said county,
on
Monday, January 18th, 1868, RI
at one o'clock, P. NJ, on said day, the following
described real estate, to-wit
The south west quarter Of the south west quar-
ter, Of section fourteen Q4) In township eight
CS), of range seventeen Q7), all situated In the
county of jackson and State of Ohio.
Appraised at $780,
To be sold on an order of sale upon a decree
In said Court, wherein said Elisha B. Greene was
Plaintiff aud said Elizabeth Crawford and others
were Defendants.
Terms oil Sale--Cash in hand at the time OF
sale.
JOSEPH II. WILSON, Sh'f j. c.,
and Special Master Commissioner.
d. Mackley, Atty.
Dec, ~, '67-5w--pt--e10
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LAND FOR SALE.
In the same cheap style.

AOn ACRES, In lots Of 40 acres zach, II de-
4CU sired, Of the 'Sehool Secuon" Of jack
son township, jackson county, being oil Of said
section. except the w, u, ). W. x and W. u
Me- This land Is we'll timbered, and Is bul
three miles, by good road, OF the N. u Y. Rail-
road. There Is iron ore and probably coal on the
tract. Distant but seven miles from jackson
q. II. Inquire OF -
Dec. 20, 67--aw d! MACkLBf.
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RIcHaoSpALE, Ross Co, ONO,
DEC. 49, 1867.
Mn. D. MAoKLEYi

ANN''
DEc, 28 1867.
Mn. D. MAoKLEY,
The good people of the Rich
mond Sabbath School and vicinity were highly
entertained on the evening Of the 9th by Sab
bath School festival, which was gotten up ex.
pressly for the benefit of the Sabbath School.
The old Methodist Church was solldly crammed
with people A nice table was placed around
the altar, and was well supplied with the good
things that generally suit the taste of the little
ones. A nice Christmas tree was placed In the
centre Of the altar and was nicely lighted; but
to the amazement OF the audience II caught fire
from the lights but 1t was soon oxtlngHlshed,
and before any damage was DONE
AAfter the festival was over the crowd marched
TO the schoolrOon, whore nice oyster supper
was prepared by 7, NJ, and DIR. II. Lyle, and 9th.
ers. don't know why such plee festivals are
not gotten up ottener. Everybody seems TO en-
Joy themselves so well.
LOoKERoN
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In Bankruptcy.

Southern District of Ohio.
At Jackson, in the County Of Jackson aud State
of Ohio.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee OF David Radclif ol
Jackson in the Countyof jackson and State o.
Ohio. within said District, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt upon his own Petition, by the Dis
trict Court OF said District
JAMES w. L0NGB0N ~
tAssignee of David Radcllf.
Inr Oh fpco
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In Bankruptcy.

Southern District Of 0hiosA
At jackson In the County of jackson and State
of Ohio.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap
pointment as Assignee of Henry G. Hale Of
jackson, in the county Of jackson and state OF
Ohio within said District, who has been adladged
Bankrupt on his own Petition, by the District
Court of said District.
JAMES W. LONGBoN
Assignee of Henry c. Hale.
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SheriR'S Sale.

4 DnOAAn y OuAOe
James Hays ! m
vs.. On Il. 70.
DURsuANT TO THE COMMAND OF AN
IL Execution issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Jackson county, Ohio, and 20 me direct
ed as Sheriff Of said county. will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House
Gin front Of the Grafton Block, In the town Of
jackson, In said county and State, on 800
Monday, January 18th, 1868,
at one o'clock. P, NJ, Of said day, the following
described real estate, to-wit, g aH PVT
The undivided one twelfth part of the follow
fhe east half Of the north west quarter the
north west quarter Of the north west quarter
the north east quarter Of the north east quarter
the north east quarter, and the south half OF the
north east quarter. OF section twenty-fonr (24),
township six (6) and range nineteen (l9l con-
taining altogether 240 acres. All situated In the
county Of Jackson and State OF Ohio.
Said undivided twelfth part OF said real estate
appraised at 1926.
no be sold as the property Of said Samuel ].
Maloney, ON Judgment rendered against him Ia
said Court In favor Of said james Hays.
Terms Of Sale-Cash In hand at the time oi
sale. atf 500
,aE.t JOSEPH II. WILSON,
Sheriff Jackson County, o.
Levi DUNCAN, Atty.
Dec. II, ,61--Sw-pf-tll ~ @
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given ofahs parts
IN
offered for
ag -8 a.e L.. "A. ATKINSON ~~
g.fs,. JACKSON
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In Bankruptcy.

Southern District Of Ohio, IS.
At jackson, in the County of Jackson, and State
of Ohio. a1s stesb
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of Nelson 7. Cavett OF
jackson, in the county Of jackson and State OF
Ohio, within said District, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt ON his own Petition, by the District
Court of said District
J.W. LONGBON
Assignee of Nelson T Cavett.
Tan OA 'Ro a.,
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Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed adj
mlnistTator OF the Estate Of Cornelius Downey,
deceased, late OF jackson County, Ohio.
JaA 9, VS. Nv JAMES D0WNEY.
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The Lands Lots parts Lots returned Delinquent By the
Treasurer Jackson County, Ohio together with the Taxes and Pen
atty charged thereon areaby to Law contained and described in
thefOlOWing List Wis
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In Bankruptcy.

Southern District of Ohio S.
At Jackson, in the County of Jackson and State
of Ohio.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of William q. Draper,
of Portsmouth, in the county of Sciot0 and
State of Ohio, within said District, who has been
adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own Petition, by
the District Court of said District
JAMES w. LONGBON
Assignee Of William G. Draper.
Jan O. 186S-Sw.
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REwARD.-We are authorized tc
offer q reward oftwo cancelled post
age stamps, to any one that will give
us any information Of tho presen,
whereabouts ola member of the Pen
'dleton escort, or any other Copper
head who was not in favor of Sey-
mour, and the payment fthe bonds
at the start.
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At a special meeting of the Ottum.
wa Fire Company, July 10th 1868,
the following resolution was passed
and directed to be published:
ResolUed. That the thanks of this
Company are due to the Ottumwa
Silver Cornet Band for their music
on the 4th inst: also to Misses Ben
son, Field, Burckhalter, Little and
others, for making our banner for
that occasion.
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PERsoNAL.3--C. w. HOBART, ESQ.,,
Iowa agent and correspondent of the
Chicago Rpublicca paid us visitto-
day. He represents one of the best
Republican journals in all newspaper
dom, and we are gratified to hear of
it's appreciation by the people in a
rapid increase in it's circulation.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
THE IRON BOUGHT!
BULLY, FOR OTTUMWAt-

i
hon. q. =. Angle, President o.
our North and South st. Lonis and
Cedar Rapids Railroad, received this
morning from'Mr. VIM. Mcpherson
the financial agent OF the North Mo
RaJroad now in New York, the fol
siowang dispatch: r I
New York, July 9. 1868
Reed. ottumwa. July 10 1863
To H. G. ANGLE.
Ottumwa. Iowa.
Have secured fonr thousand II 9
O0o) tons Of Rails conditioned that
Won Get the road he'd ready = time
to put down rails this fall viii write
from Sc Louis. @
(Siened> VIM MCPHERSON
EIsewhore will, Ia fonnd 4 oal,, e.,
a rublio meot;no of tho stooLho,ao..
ar ,.;t;uona oanara,,,- - ~ Ia
the Gonrt Hopse tomorro,r So -
dav, even;ng - n,eLa nrana. ~; 49,
to fnrnish tho oontraotors - $3.50
the greatly headed a;naws of pa,
road construction - w;t. Cree
backs.
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HALLS
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Every near increases the popas
y0rity or this UGyesttOIe Hair PREP
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Its high standard, and to tbOss
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erMptiOsss and slysstJrssf, aud By
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We haze made the study Of the
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CRuEL.-Andy Felt, Of the Nashua
I5st quotes one of our articles in ref.
erence to Callioott, an Andrew john
son Revenue thief, and credits it to
the Ottumwa Mercury, which is q
cruel joke, or an involuntary freak Of
the types. The Post docs the Mer-
curry great injustice.
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DEAp.-We learn from Mr.. Joseph
leighton, Of this city, with regret
that Hon. john r. NEEDHAM, The
founder of the Oskaloosa Herald
died in Oskaloosa, on last Thursday
and was buried yesterday.
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The editor of the Franklu Repor-
ter is thoroughly convinced that ad-
vertising will pay. Six month";
since he. advertised for an apprentice
and last week there came to stop Will
him the very boy he wantcd-smart
active, and of good intellectual cap
abilities. He weighs nine pounds.
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RrrrRSrp. Wv. A. Jordan. Tho on

RErURNEp.-W. A. Jordan, the on.
terprising Wholesale and Retail Boot
and Shoe dealer on Front st., has
just returned from prolonged alb
sence east among the manufacturers
and jobbers of New England, buying
his fall stock.
He has bought an immensely
heavy stock which are already arriv-
ing.
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MARRIED;--At, the residence Of
Hon. Chas. Dudley, in Agency City,
Iowa, by Rev. Z. Tibbets, GEORGE
NrE, Of Chilicothe, Wapello Co.
Iowa, to Miss JANE DUDLEY, of Agen.
cy City.
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FIRE.-Meyers Carriage Factory,
at Keokuk, was destroyed by fire
night before last. Loss $4,000. No
Insurance.
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Bulls Sarsaparina.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Read the Captains letter and the lcttc
HIS Mother.


Benton Barracks. Mo. April 10. IL
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my case.S I
/ was wounded abouttwo year ago was
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am shot through tho hips. Mygenera,
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wish that that Is genuine. Please exS
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CART. g. \. JOHNSON.
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% DR.. ' Bunn.lDear Sir: MY husband, bf.
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JENNIE JOHNSON 7
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and hope by keeping good goods ut reason
ablerates, to merit and receive Cur share
OF public patronage.
Remember the place onlinarkat street,
whereyou may always expect to receive
the full value of your money or produce
feb2i-dA.y3m VT 5ssEsif + 49,
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cned, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
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Its occasional use will prevent the hair
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consequently prevent badness. FREQ
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
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KEosAUoUA.-There was an i'm
mense crowd of people at Keosau-
qua ON tho 9TH, to witness the inau-
guration of a statne to the heroes Of
Van Buren, County, who feliin de-
fel Of the country during the late
war.
Rev. !. Z. Teter, late achaplain in
the army delivered the formal ora.
ton, while short addresses were
made by Hon. G. w. McCrary, Rev
J. W. Latham, E. Q. Stannard, Of St
Louis, and others.
The monument Is beautiful shaft
OF pure white marble, made by r
Maple, Of Keosauqua, and has in
scribed on it the names Of 3OS sol
diers Of that county, who fell victims
to the fury of an insatiate pro-sla
very Democratic rebellion agains,
the government. In this matter The
people Of our neighborlng county
have done a thing exceedingly credi
9ble to their patriotism, and public
it, and which should be an exam
to all her neighbors. .t4.,.l
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solomon Meyer, a prominent citi-
zen OF Burlington, was drowned at
that place on Monday last.
A man is now in the penetentiary
for six months, from Buchanan coun.
ty, for stealing an OK.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-16

PEasoNAb.--That glorious old fight
er Gen. G. L.. Matthias called on us TO-
day.