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The Montana post., 1868-02-22
EsfraY Notice.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,

ID q L O q City, M l.
BILLY WILSON. = Proprietor,
A fne saloon q attached TO the Bakery, ane
"A Club Room, both Of which are fitted mp w. W.
all the modern improvements. The purest lquo
and the best brands OF cigars served out to Gus
TONER'S am always glad 10 see my old fieaus,
wholive upon the other side Of the mountains -
well as those upon this siale.
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FORT BENTON.
B. A. MELTON & JOHN B. TAYLOR
STORAGE, FORWARDLNG
AND
Commission Merchants,
Fort Benton, Montana Territory.

Fort Benton, Montana Territory.
ID PEING exclusively in the Storage and Conmis-
- sion business, will give individual
attention to receiving, storing and forwarding all
goods consigned to ms. We respectfully solicit the
patronage of the business men of Montana Terri
tory. We refer, by permission. to
Messrs. Pfonts & Russell, Virginia City, NJ. t.;
J. J. Roe & Co.,
Gorham & Pa,tOa, +" {"
Mr.. John s. ROckfellow, 4" {"
' John H. Ming. q"
MeSsrs. King & Gille:t, Helena City, &
"' CASTOR, Simpson &c Co., Helena Ciy, II. T
Mr.. ]. r. Upson,
Capt w. III. Parkinson & Co.,
Messrs NJ. Branham SC Co., Blackfoot City
Mr.. A. Beattie, Banker, ST. Joseph, Nc;
Messrs. Strobe, Rubey &c Co., st. Louis, 10.
Dameron Brothers & Co., 4" I"
Mr. E. NJ Samuel, ST. Louis, Mo-;
Mr.. William North. Z" "a
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Election RETURNS.

WAsHINaToN, October 15.--The
following is a summary of election
news cuiied from the mass of con-
fecting and meagre reports:
In Pennsylvania, the Republican
majority is about 10000. Covode's
election is more probable. The Le-
gislature is Republican by reduced
majority securing q Republican Sc
nator, vice Buckalew. The Aqe esti-
mates the majority at about 6, 5000.
In, Ohio, the latest advices indicate
$4,000 Republican majority.
In Indiana, the contest is very
close. Bakers election is, however,
reported led looeT tain. VOORHEES, election
is again claimed by the Demo Gratis.
Later returns from Indiana show
that the contest is close Official re-
turns are needed to decide whether
Hendricks or Baker are elected.
Holman and Voorhees, are elected
q gain of one. The Democrats gain
eight Congressman, and lose one in
Tuesdays election. : 4 's
III p. M.4-Latest, returns make the
majority in Pennsylvania from ten to
fifteen thousand /; Ohio about the
same. Both will probably be reduced
by further returns,
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NEWS items.


CHARLESTON, October Is. Sailed
Steamer Saragossa, New York; bark
Mary and Louisa, Boston.
Hon. John Quincy Adams has &C.
cepted an invitation from the Demo
cracy Of Charleston, to visit this city
and address them. He is expected
tomorrow night.
New YORK, October 15.--The
World in double loaded article,
suggests change of candidates.
The steamer Henry Chauncey
brings $3.50, 900 in specie.
Chirique reyolted from Panama,
ndwhipped the Government troops,
killing their commander. Commander
Olbadia invites the Panama troops
to land in Chiriqpe; he is anxious to
whip them.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-Gen.
Howard has issued orders to the As
sistant Commissioner of the Freed
mans Bureau to close his Office 1st of
November.
Internal revenue receipts to-day,
$26l, 900.
John Philip, an Englishman, recent
ly discharged from the Freedmen's s
Bureau, cut his throat fatally; he was
drunk.
Customs receipts from the first to
the tenth instant, inclusive, five mil
lions and quarter.
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/ js1NANCIAI. ANn cosr5rn1sOr.ai


OohUSfBrA, October 10. Sales q
cotton to-day 100 bales mid ddlings
23. s - 77
New YoRK, October I5-Noor. q
Flonr 5@1 loo. lover. Corn 1c. lower.
Mess pork quiet, at 90. Cotton q
shade lower 2HS HS@251 Geld 3e. g
= F. Motion opened heavy and
lower, bnt closed steady; sales GOO
bales Amiddlings 25(925% with no
sellers. Flour irregular and unset
tled-low grades Western 10000.
lower; others unchanged; superfine
6.50@7; Southern dull and unchang-
ed. Wheat closes little more firm.
Corn more steady, Mt noon's decline
mixed Western 1.f6@i.17. Mess
pork lower, at %. .S719@29-closing
with sellers at %. 80. Lard quiet and
heavy-steam 19I@195S; kettle
195s@197S. Whiskey firmer, at 1. 25
@1.28. Freights quiet cotton by
steam 3-16@M. Gold weak, at 3718.
BAITIMoRE, October 5.--South
Carolina bonds 67 bid. Cotton
dropping and nominally 25%@26.
Flour dull-Howard street superfine
898.25; city mills 7.75@8.25. Wheat
firm and receipts small; prices un-
changed, Corn dull-white 1000
1875; yellow 1.30(11. 80. Oats firm
prime S0@S2. Mess pork 3O@3O. SO.
Shoulders 1414.
CINCINNATI. October 15.-Flour is
dull family 8.50@9. Corn declining
to 81. Whiskey heavy, at 1.2O@1. 2S.
Mess pork-jobbing trade-33. 25.
Bacon dull-jobbing trade only
shoulders 1314; clear sides 17(017L.
Lard 1917.
CHAR1EsroN, October 15.-Cotton
dull and 5000. lower; sales 500
bales-middlings 221s receipts l ,O72.
AUGUSTA, October 15.-Cotton mar
ket quiet; prices lower-middlings %;
sales 430 bales; receipts TIC.
SAVANNAH. October 15.-Cotton
closed steady; sales sos bales-mid-
dlings 2319@24; receipts 1893.
MOBILE, October 15.-Cotton sales
400 bales; market dull -middlings
22(922I; receipts 56o.
New ORLEANS, October 15.-Cot-
ton in fair demand, but declined
middlings 2314; sales $500 bales;
receipts 5,907. Gold 381S. Sugar
ruling upward-Cuba 12@1414. Mo-
lasses firm and unchanged. Flour
dull-superfine CTS; choice 1O@15.
Corn-very little on landing, bnt
held firm, at 1.02L@1.10. Mess
pork firm, at 80. Bacon quiet
shoulders 1871; clear 1714.
LONDON, October 15-3 P. M
Consols 9475. Bonds 7214, ex-divi-
dends.
LIVERPOOL, October 15-3 P. NJ
Cotton dull and easier, tending
downward.
HAvRE. October 15.-Cotton 1877;
afoat 130.
LIVERPOOL, October 15-Evening.
Cotton quiet.
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Gable Iespafclles.

, LONDON October 16, The Ame-
rican doctrine is fully maintained in
the treaty just concluded regarding
naturalization. johnson and STAN
Icy are now considering the Alabama
claims. /, gSyts \ i r s. y. :
Bnrlingamo and his Chinese are
gaining ground. 49,
Nesuvius is becoming violent, and
immense streams Of lava are flowing
from the craters. re;
Dispatches from Spain report that
Risehcof, Of Tarragina, at the head
Of 1000 men, has declared against
the Junta. st.
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United States of America District
OF South Carolina---In the District
COuTt.

WHEREAs no District Court will be
wv, held from this day, until Goth dav Of
October, instant, except for the purpose of
adlourning over to that day; it is, therefore.
ordered. that all Motions, Petitions, or
matters of any kind whatever for the final
anrnnsa a,sonarge Of BBaphrupts, or for any other
heard before the said 26th day of October
be, and the same are hereby, postponed
until that day. GEO. s, BRYAN.
United States District Judge for District
of South Carolina. Oct8f3
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NEW BOOKS.

TT ISTORY OF THE NEW SCHOOL,
IL and questions involved in the dis,
ruptlon OF Presbyterian Church, in 1888.
Children with tho Poets. By Harriet
Mikeever.
Tales OF Algeria, or Life Among tho
Arabs. Illustrations.
Ab-Sa- -Ra-Ka, Home of the Crows, being
the experience of an officers wife on tho
Plains.
Talks with Child on the Beatitudes.
The following new Novels:
Gold Elsie. From the German of Mar
lit.
Moonstone. BY Wilkie Collins.
Dallas Galbraith. BY Mrs. Davis, author
OF. Waiting for tho Verdict, &C., and many
other new books, at :,
r.. DUFFIE y CHAPMAN'g ~
Oct Book Store.
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.AIAct1sY1a Rala 3
tSHERIFF'E aAT.F

virtue of q writ OF teri facias to me
X I1, direoted, I will sell, on the FIRST
the Court House, in Columbia, within the m
legal hours, the following property, viz:
l3O acres OF LAND, in Kichland County.
bounded as follows: On the North by Betsy
thomas and Thomas Cooper, East by Reu-
natus r THOMAS, South bys. j. Smith, and
mes mest by Lands formerly owned by isaac
s. Cosby, Executrix of James Cosby. de-
ceased, at tho suit OF Thomas w. Radcliffe
Ts. sarah s. Cosby, Executrix of. James
Cosby, deceased.
Terms cash. P.F. FRazEF
Oct 13 tuf ',.- q Tc
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C. D. EBERHARDT

40 HAS just returned from New York,
with we'll select ed stock of Cloths,
I'm Cassimeres and Vestings, which will
be made up at the shortest notice
and in the latest style.
Call and examine for yourselves, Wash
ington street, opposite Law Lange
September 81 I'm
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NOTICE. 4ta,
NOTICE is hereby given that applioa-
~ cation will be made, in three months
renewal of Certificate Of State Stock.
No. 81, dated November ~, 1867. to R. B.
Mills, or assigns-the original of which
has been lost or destroyed. sfss..f
.g. TSstis r. B.. MILLS.
AUGUST 4, 1868. Aug 7 fm26
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Guns. Pistols. Etc.

THE undersigned informs
SZ his friends, and tho public
~ generally, that he has re-
Vceived a largo and select
assortment of SINGLE and DOUBLE
BARREL GUNS, RIFLES and PISTOLS.
CARTRIDGES for all kinds of Guns,
hl1ies and Repeaters constantly on hand.
ALSO,
SPORISMEN'S EQUIPMENTS, all of
which will be sold low for cash.
GUMS and PISTOLS made to order and
repaired at short notice and moderate
price. Cash system rigidly adhered to.
Oct p. w. KRAFT
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Grand Gratuitous Exhibition! /!

A Gorgeous Ancient Pageant-The
Grand Chariot of Mars, Oberon and
Aohliles; Living Lions in open Dens of
Gold and Bronze; knights and Gladiators.
IN IN Armor OF Ancient Romans, as escort to
inc a1 ghIStering I and costly Oriental Equip
sion viii be preceded by the Chariot Of
Oberon, containing Thomas Canhafn's
Operatio Silver and String Orchestra, of
twenty first-class Musicians.
o'clock p. NJ. d. s ~ Z : - - '
AS- The Procession will enter tho oitv
at 1U O'Clock. GEO. MORRISON, Agent
Oct 16 f6 "
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THOROUGHLY RE-ORGANIzED and
Il equipped for the season of 1868, and
representing new features and faces; null
tifarious, diversified and endless success
sion Of novelties, by a carefully selected
troupe from the ~ q IL uygs&u 8 .t.
Paragons Of Equestrian ART.
The great aim of tho Managers is ORR
ginality and excellence; and with this view
they have congregated an assemblage of
Artists, from the most celebrated schools
OF Equestrian and Gymbastio Art, both in
Europe and America. The facilities for
speedy and certain transit arc unequaled.
No jaded Horses and weary, travel-worn
Performers. t'- ."''. ~
Everything Novel and Brilliant.
This ne plus ultra exhibition will be at
COLUMBIA, Friday, October 29d, for one
day only. .e on 1,5
Will also exhibit at the following towns:
Unionyille, Saturday, October 2lth; Spar
tanbuTg, Monday, October 26th; Newberry
@. H., Tuesday, October 9th; Laurens d.
H., Wednesday 28th; Abbeville O. H.,
Thursday Goth; Greenville, Friday 9Oth;
Walhalia, Saturday, October 31st
Where they will give two GRAND En-
HIBfTIONS,,at Q and half.past O'clock
Al: So RF
Admission. ..............7 rs cents.
oct9 3. CROSBY, Agent.
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Agency Items.

Our attentive Agency City corres>
pendent, furnishes us the following
items.
Mrs, Danl, Fisher, wife Of one OF
the earliest settlers of this county,
died at Agency City, Monday NOR
ming Oct. 10, Of Typhoid Fever.
The Cops. held "wake" at that
place, on last Saturday evening,
which was addressed dy Irish and
Blakemore. The latter spent his
entire time, in abusing the churches,
and church members Of Agency City
and ncighborhood. It was the most
effective speech for Republicanism
made during the campaign. Come
again Brick Bleakemore.
While the speaking was going on,
a lot Of young Cops from Bladens-
burg or vicinity were parading
the streets shouting for jeff. Davis,
occasionally stopping to take more
Of the platform, and finally crowded
into the Barber Shop of Ed.
Lyon and robbed him of about five
dollars in money.
The money was taken from Eds
drawer.
We regret to learn that Typhoid
Fever prevails to considerable ex
tent at Agency City.
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Nasty suIol,r,--A Gcw aven;n J.

Z -
NASTY SUI0hE.--A few evenings
since a man ofhlr city, well known,
but whose nams We suppress, as the
factsin the terrible affair are some.
what shrouded !, mystery, went
homo under the exciting influence of
the tax clause Of the Democratic plat
form-1O cents Mp and after .
jolly season IN ramps ing about the
domicil, breaking wind aws, crockery,
china ware, etc, but VA bout injuring
any Of the family, ! gent enan in tho.
neighborhood went in ascertain
the cause Of the fracas. % enter>
ing the door, the aforesaid Democrat
Immediately quoted down md blur
ted out in crying, affectionatsly sha-
king hands with the intruder, and
telling him that he had "lived long
enough in this world" and proposed
to 3die this nights' and At once put
his threat 10 execution. by going 10
the cupboard, and before anyone
could reach him, swallowing the con
tents Of . paper. Then bidding
farewell to family and friends he
threw himself on the bed, and amid
the sobs and tears Of loving ones
dropped off in sleep. Some three
hours Afterwards, OIL what q smell
WIS therel The medicine had done
it's work, and too we'll, for his wife
had . dirty wash next day. He had
taken big dose Of salts! Tits proper
to say the subject i getting along al
we'll AZ could be expected.
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Legal Notice.

To David Shroyer, Lucinda swan; Su-
san Doty, Phebe hufty; Robert W: Shroy-
er. owen L. Shroyer, Lucinda shroyer,
Jacob T Shroyer, James L. Shroyer, VIII,
lam g. McMinn, Jacob T. McMinn, ana
to all the Heirs of stephen U. Shroyer aIln
Christina Shroyer decd, whose names are
unknown to the undersigned.
You and each of you are hereby not i,,i,,
that paper purporting to De sne iass do wa
and testament of Phebe McMinn deco
was opened and read In the County Court
of Wapello County Iowa, on the ON any
of October 1868, and that said County
Cont has fixed on the first Monday in
November, to-wii: the I'd day Of said No
vsmber 1865, as the day on which SAID IN
strument will be proaen up and establish
ed and unless YOU appear and show
cause why said will should not be admit
ted to Record as the last will and testa.
ment of said Phebe McMlnn, Judgment
will be rendered in accordance with the
facts as they shall appear.
BY order of Wapello County Gomr,;
IS. HORTER,
Oct 8 ,6s wit. County Judge.
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Among the many visitors at our
Fair, We noticed John Il. Bacon ESQ.
OF Washington, and Major F. M.
downing, OF Oskaloosa. The former
~ oee IF the Directors Of the State
Agricultural Society, and the latter
as President Of the Mahaska County
Agricultural Society,
There are perhaps no other two
gentlemen in the State, who take
more interest inAgricultural matters,
or who are more determined enemies
Of all sorts Of unfair driving, gam
bling, and general scullduggery, that
too often disgrace such occasions
than Bacon and Downing,
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ARE YOU REGIsTEREDp

Ifyou expect to vote at the CON-
ng election. It'll your duty to see
and kno,o for yourself that your name
is on the list Of your township, which
is now open to public inspection at
the Office of your Township Clerk
Go and see if your name is there
If it is not, then you must 60 there on
Tuesday, Oct. 9th, when the Registry
Board ,oill be in session and have it
put down. Remember, if you do not
haze your name registered, you wi1
probably loseyour vote.
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rHE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.

Sssfsss fts-sass Z
ERRArrA.-By q most vexatious
blunder in making up the forms Of
the outside Of this paper, caused by
a new Hard at ths wheel, two arti-
ticles ofsR entirely opposite charac-
ter, were 5rtAgl tpsether, under the
caption Ct "Demoralized," which
makAssya } miserable hotchpotch Of
nonsense, Of the whole affair.
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New York Julv lat. 1863.

b..
DEAR SIR lin your paper Of last
week you or one of your correspond
ents say that DR.. Drake is not the
originator Of the celebrated PLANTA-
TON Buffers, and that they were
manufactured and sold by one Pedro
Nartelle, an old Spaniard, in the Is,
land of st. Thomas, over forty years
ago, as every old sea captain can tes.
tify. New, sir, | can certify to the
above AZ being true, for have follow
ed the sea tor over forty years, most
of the time doing business with the
West Indies. These same bitters
differently put up and named, were
brought to my notice on my first trip
to the Island of st. Croix for q cargo
ofrum, and f, + years and years after,
my ships stores weIe never without
them. I always supplied my family
and many Of my neighbors with
them, and can truly say better Bit
tiers and Tonic, is not made in all the
world.
Yours, truly,
CAPT. HENRY VENT.
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Mr.. E. I. Gadd special agent ofthe
Washington Life ms. Co. of N. Wis
again in our city and is still offering
Insurance at lowest cash rates. The
advantages this Go. affords, makes it
q favorite with all. Recollect it is the
only company giving the advantages
of non.forfeitable Dividends. See
new advertisement.
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PrrER1No.-The Seymour and
Blair guards, alias SINNERS, alias
White Boys in Blue, were out ain all
ne glorious pomp and circumstance
OF warY on Saturday evening last,
fully ~ strong.
The weather was beautiful. the
streets were dry, the city was full of
strangers attending the boss trot
asd snxiously looking for the pa.
geant, but the strictly loyal semi-mili.
tary organization, of Ku Kluxers
had read in the COURIER or heard
their neighbors read, Of the nipping,
untimely blast of last Tuesday, which
had wilted all the hopes of Democra
land thsy didn't come out worth
. cuss; in tact most of them had vic.
lent attacks Of the Grecian Bond.
Now being decently inferred, we
cannot refrain from dropping a tear
over their untimely bier, and inyo-
king peace to their inards, and won
deringly enquire
"91nce they wers 30 early done for.
W!why were they begun for,''
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Will You See To Ftp

Republicans Of Wapello county,
will you take the trouble to see that
your own names arenot only properly
registered thus allowing you the right
to vote, but also see TO it, that your
loyal Republican neighbor is also prop
erly registered ?
Next Tuesday, the 9th day Of Oc-
tober is the proper day for you to 60
to the usual place ofholding elections
in your township, to see if your name
is on the lists.
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Legal Notice.

I'd Tho mas oyernan, Joseph overman'
Kossuth overn,an, Mary overman.
Amanda overman, Matilda burgess Urges, m mar
c;ssa Brown. Cstharine 4 Barnett bar
hara Oxerman, widow OF Charles over
mande ID, James Baker. Emma Baker'
and ali the Heirs of Charles over man,
decd. ,>r no,;6 4
that on the 5ti, day of October 1858. there
wasopened and read publicly 10 the C"G IN
ty Court Of wapello County, Iowa: an IN. III
strument OF writing duty sieh ne, vii, md
testament nsasun Of Abner oveiman deceased .,.
and the said Court has fixed liked upon a the
first Monday in November lss xni ,J' n ,im.
vnn NAV appear at the offics of the COM
" sp Judge, in said County, and show cause Sc
why said will should not ie proba'e .h, aS
the last will and testament OF saio Ao'e'
oyerman decd. nopmrp
Oct Is '6S w3t. Couhiy
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PERsoNAL.--We received q call to.
day fengMaj Gcn Ben. M. Prentiss,
while enronte home from the big
meAAng at bloomfield, Saturday.
Gen. Prentlss. is in fine health and
is doing gallant services on the stump
against that same enemy he fought
80 Afsosivsly on many fields Of bat
Tia
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In the District Couot OF the unitru Sta.es
for the District of iowa. in BahkruPtcy
In the matter of Fred Seifert and Chas;
Grucer bankrupts, at keokuk III sal"
nist riot. on the, 26th of September, a. u.
1865 II. S. A. District of Iowa.
,rh;s is to give notice that a petition has
hoan 10 w.t:on the 26th day OF Septem-
her. A. d. 1865, filed in said Districs G Ss,a'
bv Fred Seifert and Chas Grucer OF Eduy'
vile. Wapello Coahty, state OF to""
WIN have been heretofore duly necihreu
Bankrup,s under the act of Congress- en-
titled "An ac. to establish aunltorn sys,
tam Of Bankruptcy throughout the unIeu
States approved March I'd. 1861, Ior a
discharge and certificate thereof from aii
their debts and other claims provanle uh
dar said act. and that the 3lst day oil octo-
her. A. d. 1868, ut 10 o'clock n. m. IS as
signed for the hearing of the same nelore
said Court. at Keokuk, LeeC County, iowa;
whan and where all creditors OF saiu
bankrupts, and all other persons In ihtei
ast NAV attend and show cause u ANY
they have why the prayer OF said petf'io"-
ers should not be granted.
And further notice is hereby given that
| tho al and Sd meetings of the credl' ors OF
said Bankrupts required under me IA
end 2Sth sections OF said ACT, VIII pr ue,u
before Dan'l Anderson Register IN nank-
ruptcy at his office in Abba, Monroe SO, go,
| Iowa, on the Goth day of October A. H. 1000
az ~ II. LOVE.
Clerk U. S. ID. Z.
october Sth 1868 wst.
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TAX TITLES.
NOTICE M FARMERS

PLINY SEXTON, of New York has re-
ceived tax deeds Tor large amount Of
lands liz his county: The time for bring
ing suit to test these tar titles will soon
expire. and II parties do not see to it de-
fective tax title may be become good by
Limitation. Idesi.e to say to all par ties
that have sufficient confidence in being
able to up set these tax titles TO PAY A
REASONABLE PRICE FOR THE ORIG
NAL TITLE. WANT TO BUY GOOD
LAND ONLY.
Oct Is '6S dltw4w. J, w. DIXON.
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Register |! Register I!

Let everybody recollect that the
Township Boards Of every town.
ship will be in session at the
usual places of voting on Tuesday
the 9th Of October, to enter the
names of all persons omitted, and to
otherwise correct the lists.
Republicans will you attend that
day and see that DO names are inn.
properly, or fraudulently entered !?
The provisions of tho law areplain,
and il will not allow man to take
in a list Of names and have them en-
tered on his mere say SO.
Recollect that if your name is left
out you may be deprived Of tho PRIV
cd Of voting for Grant, and our two
manned soldier candidates in this
county.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22

TRADING THEN DRIVE know :, IN
teli1gnnt lriAh man In the lower ward. who
unoet the effects Of Tuesdays election.
ana becoming generally dis9suted with
tne tendeqcies Of the British Free Trade
DemocracE traded his skinner uniform
on Tor nttleJ jag Of wood, he not having
any further nss for it. Lucky and sen.
sible 1rishmani Unfortunate and silly
woodsdeales.s b AN
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22
Notice.

The voters Of Richland Township
will assemble at the School House in
Kirkville, on Saturday, Dot. Gath, at
2 o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
no ~niuating candidates to fill the
Township offices.
A full attendance is requested.
By Oorder of the Cen Com.
d. q. DINsMoRE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22

HE "CoNDrsH.' Copperheads are
just now in the lovely professionalism
"condish" with their candidates:
. That they can and they can't,
..r, VII, and they wont,
!neyi be damned If they do,
"And be damned if thew don't"