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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-29

a GLORIOUS MEETING.-ln spite of
the short notice, and the fact that q
Railroad meeting was going on at
Taylos 4 Blake's Hall at the same
time, a very large crowd assembled
in front of the Ballingall last night
to hear Gen Prentiss.s
After the Ottumwa Silver Cornet
Band had discoursed some of it's f.
nest music, the General appeared on
the stand, and was greeted with tu-
multuous applause.
Wo have no time or room to-day
to give an extended review. of his
remarks, but refer our readers to a
complimentary notice elsewhere Of
some Of its salient points from one Of
our wide awake Republicans who
was present. !Ii 6
General Prentiss combines in bis
nature, all the earnest, tervid, enthu-
siasm, out of which great popular
publicspeakers are made. His tell.
ing hits, his unmercifnl excoriations
of the Rebel leaders, his humorous
and appropriate anecdotes, kept his
audience in an uproarious state Of en-
thusiasm from its opening to its close
which lasted fully two hours. ag
| 1t was one Of the finest meetings
and perhaps the most eloquent and
popular speech delivered hero during
the campaign.
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ELLIoTT's LAWN AND SHADE TREES.

ELLIoTT's LAWN AND SHADE TREES.
Fl. w. Woodward, Publisher of the
horticultural, 81 Park Row, New
York, has just issued a book under
the above title, written BY f. B. Ell
lott, of Cleveland, Ohio, well
known as one of the best Landscape
Gardeners as well as Horticulturists
in the United States.
The object OF the book appears to
be to disseminate in plain practical
manner, Ineligible to all, a knowl-
edge of the size, habit, soil, &C., of
Trees and Shrubs, and their adapta-
ton to positions suited to their best
and most permanently pleasing eff.
feet, whether planted on the road
side, in the cemetery, Or private gar
den. It's concisely written, elegant
" illustrated with drawings from
nature, and book that should be
owned and read by everybody
Price $3.50.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-29
Notice In Bankruptcy,

In the District Couot OF the unitrd states
for the District Of Iowa, in Bankruptcy
In the matter of Fred Seifert and Chas.
Grncer bankrupts, at Keokuk in saio
District. on the 26th of September, a. ID.
1865. u. S. A. District of Iowa.
This is TO give notice that pet,tion mas
been. to w.t:on the 18th day al Septein
her. A. d. 1865 filed in said District Court,
by Fred seifert and Chas Grucer Of Eddy
vile, Wapello Codnty, state OF iowa.
who have been heretofore duly declared
bankrupt. under the act Of Congress en-
titled IAN art to establish a,unifurm sys-
tem'of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States approved March ID, 1867, for q
discharge and certificate thereof from all
their debts and other claims pTovahie IN
der said act, and that the 31st day Oh Octo-
her. "A. u. 1868, mt 10 O'Clock q. m " as
signed for the hearing of the same before
said Court, at Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa,
whey1 and where all creditors OF said
bankrupts, and all other persons In inter
asst NAV attend and show canse II any
thew haye why tie prayer OF said petition
ers Should not be granted.
And further notice is hereby gwen ina.
the I'd and Sd meetings of the creditors OF
said Bapkrupts required under The 2sth
md t2sth sections of said act, Will be heid
before Dan'l Anders on Register In Bank
IN ptcy at his office in Abba, Monroe Co
iowa on the 29th day of October A. d. 1863
~ a. y : ''"s', H.K LOVE.
tf{ ]t Clerk u. S. ID. c.
n..or, = S,b 1895 vat
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Legal Notice.

To Thomas overman. Joseph Overman.
Kossuth overn,an, Mary a Overman,
Amanda Overman, Matilda burgess var
cissa brown, Cstharine A Barnett, Bar
bara Overman, widow of Charles Over
man de"d, James Baker, Emma Baker,
and all the Heirs of Charles over nan,
decd. yEs 1A.
You and each Of yon are hereby notified
that on the 9TH day of October 1858. there
wasopened and read publicly in the Coun-
ty..Court of wapello County. Iowa, an m
strument Of writing duly signed and Wit,
messed purporting to be the last will and
testament Of Abner OveIman deceased.
and the said Court has fixed upon the
first Monday in November 1858, Tor near
You may appear at the office Of the Coun
fy Judge, in said County, and show cause
why said will should not be Proi,ated as
the last willard testament OF said Abner
80 m ~ J. 8. PORTER,
Oct Is ,SS w3t. County Judge. e
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Up Guards and at Them

Up duar0S anu ~ THEM
Soldiers and loyal men Of Iowa I
you are engaged ID life and death
contest with the same enemy, led by
the same leaders, governed by the
same pernicious influences, that you
had fondly hoped were forever over
thrown on the field of battle. Will
you falter now? VIII you hesitate to
move on the enemies works when
you hear the bugle cry of your below
ed leaders Grant, Sherman, Sheridan
and Thomas on next Tuesdhy, COM
handing "Attention ! Fright shout
der shift arms" Forward, double
quick time march,"
We know you will not, You were
not mcrcenaries in the front. You
will vote rs yod fought, and hen,
Tuesdays sun will 60 down on o vic.
tory growing your efforts, that shall
eclipse the glories of Vicksburg
Donnelson, Shiloh, Missionary Ridge
Gettysburg, or Appomattox.
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JUST THE THINa.-Some time ago
we took occasion to speak of new
house about being opened in our city,
under the style ofMcKitterick 4 Co.
from Burlington. Wea are now graf
fled to be able to announce to our
readers that the house, an exclusive
ly china, and queensware establish
ment, is now in successful operation
and already entered upon a largo Gus
tom. We were then mistaken about
the firm, as it is not McKitterick, but
Messrs. J. Prugh & Co. Mr. p, is a
brother of Mr.. J. Prugh who resided
among us many years ago engaged
in the Tin and Stove business.
We have been in the new estab.
ment, and find the stock complete
and handsome--cheap. Everything
in the line Of queensware can be
found there, in the: rooms formerly
occupied by Mr. Daum as Bakery
Go and see Retail and wholesale.
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Dedication.

y - 1n' ~ =
On Sabbath, October 18th, q new
church was dedicated at Mt. Moriah,
near Doud's station, Van Buren,
county. The building, neat and
substantial brick edifice 40 by so
feet, with self supporting roof, neat
pulpit and pews, cost S2,867 S. Rev
E. II. Waring, of Ottumwa, preach
ed the dedicatory sermon from
Psalms xYvI, VIII, after which a con-
tribution of 81 ,026 was taken up, to
meet remaining liabilities. The
house was then formally consecrated
for public worship. In the evening,
Rev. G. g. Mines preached q very
appropriate discourse from Haggai,
80. Revs. John Hayden, J. A. Will
son and w. Thatcher assisted in the
service. ~ a
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CIRCUIT JuDGE.-Loyal men of
Wapeilo county, see that the name
of Robert Sloan is on yonr tickets for
Circuit Judge, of the 1st Circuit
I'd District.
He is an able lawyer, citizen Of
Van Buren, County, universally re-
spected, and without reproach.
We have nothing to say against
Burton personally, but he is in no re-
spect the superior of his opponent,
and was bitterly hostile to the war,
through his Democratic Mercury, as
you all know, and is one of the bitter
est partisans in the county.
Republicans of Wapello county,
owe E. L. Burton nothing, and will
vote fortheir own worthy candidate,
Robt. Sloan.
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CoLuMBIA.--Major Hamilton and
Capt jacques spoke at the stone
School house in Columbia Township
last night, to just as many people as
could be crammed into it.
The people were delighted with
the speeches, and all are cooked and
primed in that locality, to move on
the JOHNNY Rebs in overpowering
numbers on next Tuesday. ?
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Legal Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, ) in the County Court

STATE OF IOWA. IN the County ' Souit
wapello County. Y o said county
To Martin Fisher, David r.. Fisher
John Fisher, SYLVESTER Fisher, Ellen Da-
Wis, formerly Ellen Fisher, Eliza j. Park
hurst, formerly Eliza J. Fisher, Alice Par
sons, daughter Of Mary A. Parsons, decd,
Michael Miller aud Sarah +. Miller.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that there was opened and read publicly
i'm the County Court of said county Mt the
regular August term of said court u paper
purporting to be the last will and trsta-
ment of David Fisher, late OF said County
decd, and the first Monday in September,
1868 has been fixed as the time sor hearing
the testimony as to said wildly. the
County Court OF said county at the Court
House on said day, mt which time and
place you can appear and show cause II
any you have why said instrument sho' d
not betaken and allowed as the last will
and testament Of said David Fisher dec d.
-, .5.ttf.. u.s.. PORTER,
Oct, s ,6s,w4t. County Judge.
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ExrRA.--For an extra turnout in
the way Of Livery, Andrew Peck, can
come IS near sniting you as any one
in the valley. We were quite sur
prised on taking a survey Of his
horses ond rigs" to find him SO well
supplied, and after trying one for an
afternoon we commend his teams as
honest, fast and trusty.
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A council Of Congregations minis.
tors and delegates will meet here on
next Thursday to install Rev. H
Bross as pastor Of the Congregation
al church. Several clergymen of dis.
tinction are expected to be present
and take partin the exercises.
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The LAST CALI Republicans
of town and county, will hold one
last rally on Monday evening in this
city November I'd.
Judge Loughridge, Gen. Weaver
and our own speakers will all deliver
short addresses.
Let the Republican hosts from all
Parts OF the county, come togeth-
or and have one more grand, good
love feast preparatory to moving on
the enemies works on next Tuesday
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FARMERS.

Ii you want return of the starva.
ton prices, and worthless shinplaster
money, which prevailed in Democrat
ic times, when the Court House, barn
doors, and gate posts of Wapello
County, were literally plastered over
with Constable, and Sheriff sales, of
your cows, horses, and lands to pay
the merchants for the necessaries Of
life, you can be Accommodated by 60
ing straightway to the polls next
Tuesday, and voting the revolution
airy, and repudiating ticket of Sey-
mour and Blair.
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MORE MURDER.-A special to the
Gate in another place conveys the
mo. rnful intelligence that joseph
Brooks formerly well-known Meth
Odist preacher in this State, and Hon.
Mr. Kinds, NJ. G., were both shot down
by some brutal democratic assassin
in Ark, the latter being killed and
the formerperhaps MORALLY wounded.
lssaJt seems since the death of Mr.. Lin
hat assassination has become
lite weapon in the hands Of
10 get rid of offensive OPP
t the election of Grant
nitro south from be-
to monsters more
ling beasts.
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New R. r. Project.

Many OF our readers are aware
That q Railroad project has been on
loot to connect Ieavenworth and
Fort Des Moines, via of Cameron.
MO-, SO as to unite the Southern Pa
cific at Leavenworth with the Chi.
cago Rock Island and Pacific Rail.
road, and the Iowa system of railroads
at Des Moines.
We are now informed that ii is
proposed to change the route of that
enterprise, and build the Leaven.
worth railroad to this city, connect
ing here with the contemplatedW Wash
ingtonbranch,so that the U.R.I.&P. r..
T., would have a continuous and all
most air line railroad, from Chicago
via Washington, Ottumwa, Came, on,
and Leavenworth to the Pacific, via
of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
The Leavenworth Company have
q large corps Of hands engaged in
surveying the new route Leading in
this direction, and a glance at the
map and a moments consideration of
the richness of the country it passes
through, and the great results to en-
sue to the G. r. I. Il PR. r. will
convince every one that it is no Uto-
plan scheme.
The Railroad is already completed
to Cameron, and from that point to
Ottumwa, and Washington, the lineis
almost direct, through oneoft the finest
and most productive countries out OF
doors. 1t will give Chicago the short.
est and most feasible connection with
the Southern Pacific Railroad, and
the great Southwest, and will afford
her the most favorable channel to
compete with st. Louis for the trade
ofall that fine country.
We shall continue to harp on this
project hereafter, and commend it to
the attentive consideration of our cit.
liens. r
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Loyal men who desire political
peace, and financial integrity, will
go to the polls early, and remain un,
til the last vote is counted on next
Tuesday, and then glorious victory
in the County, State, and Nation
will crown your, efforts.
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PERsosAL.-Goneral W. w. Re

PERsoNAL.-General w. w. Bel
knap, and Adjutant General Nat. B.
Baker, were in the city over Sunday.
chey both illuminated the gloomy
cecincts of our editorial den this
ping, by the light of their gent.
81 c6untenances.
Baker is stirring up the Copper
heads on the stump with particu-
larly sharp stick, and Belknap is GO
ing for Internal Revenue delinquents,
in the First District, with his usual
vim. Being two ofthe bulliest men
in Iowa, they will always find the
latch string out at these Head Quar-
tiers,
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SEND RETuRss.-We hope active
Republicans, will send us the returns
the very moment the vote is counted.
Friends will you see. to this matter
promptly?
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PERSONAL. - Judge Loughridge
called on us today. He spoke this
afternoon at Blakesburg, and will be
at Bladensburg to-morrow at 2 p. m.
and at Agency City at night.
Owing to tho Railroad excitement
Judge Loughridge will not speak
here until next Monday evening,
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L. The New York World, which late
ly spent several weeks in inventing
distortions Of the name Of tho next
President ofthe United States, has
now now subject. This time it is
Blair. The New York Post has made
this collection Of the Worlds names
for him:
On last Thursday the World found
him s5L ss'a
san impeachment to success"
f"A mistake" @
On Friday he was one Of
"The superfluous fragments"
ga tusk which the Democratic
elephant had better lose.
"Too hoavy rider" Of the party
horse. e a
On Monday, his candidacy was
inferior leadership"
"Vaporihg and make. believe"
Z Tuesday he is Y,
"tntcnsiderate'' Id expression.
Ola miscellaneous prominence"
"This ,bugbear.n
"The raw head and bloody bones
of another civil war;
And, finally, has no place on the
ticket, and ought to withdraw at
once"
Not a bit Of it. Frank belongs to
the class Of officeholders and seekers
described by jefferson, who rarely
died and never resigned anything
that was coed TO Chicago
Tribune spq ss8s st-
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A NEW INsr1rUT1oN.-We have
heretofore called attention to the
new dry goods house ofMr. E. Ryan,
IN Fulton's BRICK, west of the P. @.
In calling attention to his card in
another place, we desire to assure
our readers, that iMr. Ryan
nesns just what he says, and people
Iesiring to save money, can do so bv
stepping around to his store on Sec
ond street.
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CIRoUs.-George Cramer, formerly
OF this city, who owns one of the
best Circuses on wheels, is coming,
and will exhibit his Grand Combine.
ton Of fun and frolic, boss opera, and
ground and lofty tumbling, to the
gaze of an admiring public, on Friday
day and night, Of this week, the 3Oth
inst:
Our people are emphatically a
circus going community. They know
George, and appreciate the genuine
merits OF his show, and will be there
tn all their glory, from Skunk river
% the classic shades of lovely Soap
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And feeling the hand Of time weighing heartily uvr
them with ali its attendant Ills, will find in tbs
Of these BTTTERS or the TONIC, an elixir thai viii
instfll life into their veins, restore In sssnre
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days huiA
up their shrunken forms, and give health and hapti
- 10 their remaining YearA ~. .LI. 80.
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A sporting gentleman Of Paris,
having lost his last shilling at club
where play is carried on, went to the
country, where his sister sent him
three thousand frances. He won all
back again, and got considerable
sum of money in hand. He then
went to his hotel, to his bootmaker
and tailor, paid them, and made ar
rangemcnts to DO fed, clothed and
shod for ten years,
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BE JUST.

Republicans of Wapello County!
You have in your midst about one
hundred adult negroes, more or less
varicgatcd, by the democratic blood
of their masters.
They are rs you all know for the
most part quiet, thrifty, productive
laboring men, guilty Of no crime, ex-
cept that God Almighty carved them
in ebony = rE7 III K8s N ~
They were made by the same Gre
ator, are amenable to the same laws
taxed by the same tax gatherer, LA
bic to the same military duty in de-
Tense of the country, were died for by
the same Savior,and are destined TO
the same heaven or hell with all of
us. Why then should we allow our
foolish and unfounded prejudices to
p event us from voting for all the
Constitutional amendments !? and
thus say that we are willing to put
ALL MEN on exact political equality
and lot the smartest and best win?
Don't believe the nonsense of the
copperheads, that to be Just to the
negro will make him our equal
None but democrats are afraid OF
negro equality. Walk up to the
scratch like men, and enfranchise one
hundred negroes, who will kill with
their ballots the votes of one
hundred rebel democratic draft ske.
ladders, and insure Wapello County
to the loyal Republican party indef.
nitely.
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Oct. I'D 1868, w4w.
OF IOWA, County court OF
3I County Novemb
Wapello County,. Term 1865. -
J. M.HULL, Admr, III. Segur's Est.

- /
Orlando Segur, ct, al. J
:To Orlando segnr, Pauline segnr. George
ferson Segur. Elizabeth J. Hubbard and
MarthaJ. Bland.
You and each of you are hereby mott
fed that there is now on tileiH the Office
of the County Court of Wapefio County
Iowa. the petition of j. NJ. Hull rs the
Administrator of the Estate of Henry y" :
CUR decd. asking said court to make an
order authorizing him as said ADMINS
TRAITOR 10 sell and convey the following
described real estate. to wits Lot 10 IN
Block 3. Lots and 2 in Block 8 Lots .
and 4 il, Block 15 and lot in Block III
all in Chilicothe, Iowa, for the purpose OF
paying the debts of said estate, also .na'
unless you appear and defend thereto on
the first Monday in November A, D. isos
at the ONCE Of The said County Court IN
Otturnwa, Iowa. the order OF the court
will be made in accordance will, the
prayer in said petition. r,
=, 3'al'''1 Atty for Petitioner.
Oclobar Sth '6Sw4t
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Des Moines.

The State Register comes to us
bristling full of platoons of exclama-
ton points, and rejoicings over. the
great Republican love feast their Sat
urday. Itestimates the crowd at
10000 and the procession by the mile,
requiring hours to pass a given point.
Prentiss, Gill, Stone, Loughridge,
Rice, Grinnell, Stiles, Van Valken-
burg, "Linkensale," and many other
able orators, expounded the radical
gospel to the delighted masses.
Our Tanner Company under com-
mand Of Capt. Hutchinson, excited
l much favorable comment on account
of its fine appearance and splendid
evohations.
The Register says two thousand
soundly converted democratic sinners
will be the result of this great Pass
over lovefeast.
Our Tanners and citizens who were
there in great numbers, will unite in
testifying to the liberal hospitality Of
the Des Moiners, who fed all the i'm
mense host, and had enough left to
give q respectable free lunch to all
the poor slim Ceasers of Blairites, to
be found in Iowa by the election day.
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We hope our active friends at
every precinct, will be on hand with
teams to bring out every old or sick
voter, to the end that we may have a
full vote, and glorious triumph.
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OTTUMwA SILVER CoRNET BAND
We desire to express our great pleas
ure, at the skill the Ottumwa Silver
Cornet Band is acquiring, under tue
splendid leadership of our friend
Bachman.
1t is not surpassed by any other
Band in Iowa.
Bachman, is engaged in teaching a
new band at Eddyville,
and we cheerfully commend him to
our friends elsewhere, proposing to
get up bands, as leader, and teach.
or, who thoroughly understands his
profession, and who is moreover a
gentleman of character and reliabili,
ty in every respect.
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Soldiers, 60 to the polls early, and
vote for the man whose genius en-
abled you to emerge from the coIJ
flict victors, rather than the vanquishs
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TEACHERS WANTED.

A number Of teachers can find employ.
ment at good wages in Wapello County
Iowa.
s. L. BURNHAM,
Supt. Pub. Schools.
: Ottuwa, Oct. "a '8S w6w.
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org Legal Notice.
THOMAS PING,
.orster Templin & Co. ct al J

Worster Templin q 20. Ell Al
To Worster, Tempin q Co.
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office Of the CierE OF
the District Court ofWapello caunty Iowa
an amended petition of Thomas Ping hled
in the case entitled Thomas Ping VS. Geo
II. swartz. et.al: pending in said court ,.
in said case alleging that you sold and
executed a title bond for q feet off Of the
west side Of lot % one in Block ~ two
Of Ashland in said county 70 satu ring
and that you are under obligations 70
convey the same to him by deed and nsk-
ing among other things decree according
". Now unless you appear thele 70, an ~
the next term of the DISTRICT Court of said
County to be held on the 81 day OF NO,
vember 1868 default will be entered
against you and a decrce rendered. tnere-
STILES, HUTCHINSON 4 DIXON
-'-aTT' Attys for Plaintiff.
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The rebel General Magruder and
another ex.rebel officer-.sfriends" OF
Seymour and Blair--were arrested
and locked mp in New York City on
Monday night for being noisy, drunk
and insulting ladies in the streets.
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HE OTTUMWA COURIER
City md County News.

StcK.-W. 9. Holden, Esq, the
Junior member of the CoUaIER family
has been quite seriously ill for some.
time and is now confined to his room
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REGIsTERING.-The Trustees will
be in session at the Court House on
Saturday afternoon from one to four
o'clock, to make the final entries and
corrections on the voting lists.
Let all persons entitled to vote
who are not on the lists, see to it at
that time and have their names prop
erly entered.