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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-09

FRANCES AND LEMONS receiving By
~ every steamer, and for sale by
HULST &c KING,
app l4s2 Main street
HALL s. HUTCHINSON,
- MS Main. above Twelfth street.
,,A a iau STOCK or COTToNS, THkL IDS, BUT
sale only, NH 10 -oodsm
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SPRING AND SUMNER MILL ,sDs
~ NEhY.-Hayng Just returned from sS5EIgt5gI
New York with L large and VA led assert .%NSvSs
ment OF SPRING and SUMMER NIL LlNEnY
ana FANCY GOOD :, l would be pleased 10 have
my friends and he public generally call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere, assuring them
that Will not be uEde.sold
MRS. NJ j. DAVIS
AID T-1w No. SIT Broad street.
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T TAKE ASSURE IN IN -Ba
i FORMING you that L am now pre- @S,lLsIG
pared to show complete and we'll Sc yNoNS
lected stock OF MIL IAkkY GOODS consisting OF
French FLOWERS, SILKS Ribbons, ILLU-
SIONS GRAPES, STRAW GOODS, &c, which
will offer at the lowest III ,rket prices.
MRS. NJ. WALTON Il CO
No. 4c0 Broad street, c1rner Fourth
N. B.-Handiome PATTEkN b JNhETS al
ways on hand. ap Sim
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SEWING MACHINES.

Q EWING-MACHINES REPAIRED, OF
OALL KINDS. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
bought and sold. We sell the
only proper needle for the soat Elliptic Machine.
SLtaT & ADDlNGTON,
l-3m 1!l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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DENTISTRY.


DR. G. E. KLOEBER, &IsR
~ SURGEON DENTIST. ~Nrr
Beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEHTH at $40 to $40
per ret. Cash paid for old gold sets, or exchanged
for new at highest value.
Special attention paid to filling and correcting
irregularities OF the teeth.
Fees moderate.
Dental rooms No. 902 Broad street. ap1
e A. JETER, 80
ke SURGEON DENTIST, SI1Yr
BEOAD STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
OVER JULIUS MEYER. NH 30-5m
TOHN MAHONY, 20
81 SURGEON DENTIST. SN1YO
formerly OF the firm OF Wayt Mahony)
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWEE SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY to THIR-
TY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
value for new sets on Yulcanite.
ONCE and residence e2s Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets fe S-am
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FIR Ladies', and Children's Dresses and sacques,
n buff and white ;
Also, some beautiful styles BRILLIAFTs and
PERCALES, very cheap.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
The. Seeds of Sickness,

Baron Munchausen tells story of o
post-boy's thorn, which had number of
wicked tunes blown into it one frosty
night, but made no response. Nevertbc-
less, when II was hung before hot fire,
the tunes, which had been frozen in,
thawed ont. to the amaaement Of all pres.
emit. just so thehamaf system, subject
ed to injurious influences during the Win
ter, sometimes give no token of the effect
they have produced upon II, until the
moist atmosphere of Spring develops their
fruits. Many Spring diseases are the re-
suit of Winter imprudences, and great
and especial care should be taken OF the
system in the cold season, SO that 1t may
DO In sound and vigorous condition
when malarious foHs of March and April
make their appearance. To this ED,
strengthen the stomach ana the general
organization at this season with HOSTEL.
TIERS BITTERS. Take this pleasant
vegetable an,idote in advance of the up
rising OF the inephitic mists and vapors,
which produce chills and fever, and other
miasnatic diseases. Remember that II il
u preventative medicine, as powerful 10
protect as to restore. The stomach ls apt
1t is period devoted 10 dinner and sup
per parties, and luxurious living general
" Feasting and late hours weaken the
digestive organs and disorder the liver
The effect of the Bitters is to invigorate the
one and. regulate the other. There 10 no
month in the twelve when tonic and al
terative is more generally needed than in
this, and there Il no preparation Of that
nature so thoroughly salubrious, 30 bra
cling, and so entirely free nom undue ex-
citing properties, as this celebrated veg
Ell able oOrdial{FF eE sss 3&$f8
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How to Save Money.

All those indebted to us for The
Weekly COURIER, can save money by
calling at once and settling their &C
counts, as we have concluded to ex-
tend the time in which we will let
the COURIER go for s1.50, about 20
days longer, as a large portion Of
those who were in arrears have cali
ed within the last 30 days and re-
newed for that money. Parties, how
ever, more than six months behind
will be charged two dollars.
Now we know that every man in
Wapello County can get $3.50 inside
of twenty days, il he sholld try, and
we hope you will pay us the money
we SO much need, without any furth-
er delay
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Usage.

My Usage Hedge Seed has arrived,
all parties who have contracted Seed
are requested to call and get them at
once, and all Others who want Seed
will find the early market the best for
the buyer. | am offering Seed at pres,
ent from SIT 90 to $40 90 per bushel,
and so cents per tb. will always be
found at the old Agricultural House
on Front street, with supply of
Usage, Clover, Timothh Kentucky
Blue Grass and other S5ed, together
with full stock of all kinds Of Farm
Implements. All orders sent by rsail
will be promptly attended to, orders
for Seeds must usually be accompan-
led with the necessary Greenbacks.
| would call especial attention to my
stock ofthe best Flows ever sold in
this market, sold in any quantity from
one to 100 with prices corresponding
with number. lfyou call on me and
don't find my stock as represented,
will pay you for your trip.
G. A. Derry.
nxk l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
-->~~~~~~~~ses~s~sr>e~ ~rs~'''~>s'S"s~-e~~s
TO PHI Y,SICIANS /:
Now YORK, August 18Th, 1867,


Now YORK, August 18Th, 1867.
Allow me e call your n attention s to my
TRACT BUCHU. The component parts
are BuCHU, Lone LEAF, CUBEBS
JTINTPER BERRIES.
Moaa ~ prer.ration. Rnc,,,,. in vacro
y,.,ynv War.sas no S;.tiliotior - cor,,, !.
Avn ~, Urisat,. 9rtratct..a 10 s;,sU,aao
,,nss 10 ,irmcr ohtained fnr Jnrinor Hor.
I Le. ~ O!y...;a;~r verw iittls snr.r ! sr,au
, r,es. ntsntr;s and more na,atah,a
tknslP orr ,,r~ x nSa The sctiya ,,roror0
.;os -. "y he this mode extrscfed pope
'ie n,,nh, :. rrs,,sr ad he mr., ,r,.t. rono--
ally, y 81 as s,s :, co.oI. .,a Is.,a plant
tna. s . =. ~ H. , III ". ssr;,,c;y,a
name uesssvx. suS u w 1917 uxpe'
leaving oar1 anI fIut.nEus uecIS.onn. b..
Mine ID the coior O. ingreulents. Inc bu-
Gnu IN my pIopaIa.loon preaoM,iinA.esi ZIG
smal!est quanu.y 81 'Ec o.nvr llnseu .s..
are Aooe0. " pAevg s,i AeIinen.A'ion, upon
,tnspection, II VIII pe r0unu not 70
DC tincture, AZ n'aoe ~ InnrnacopEa,
nor - II oyIuP-asa .hereiols can DC
USED IN ;asss wnsls ieveI o. ihna,n ,.il
e1 s.s IN aud the mod e s "rnnays
atlon. a.,
Hoping mat you VIII MvorM Witn =
trial, and that upon inspection 1t Will meet
with yOnr apPronauon.
with q ieehng OF ,nndence;
lam, rery rT9spteCHtann ny.n
c,. ~. nTia v DD'
Chemist ana Druggist Of 10 Years Elk
perlence IN, fhlIaoeipnia, anu low
lccated al MS drug auo Gnemicai
warehouse, oy4 broadWay, n.
tFrom the largest Manulacturing Cnemist
IN the verdi
am acquainted WlIn Mr: ~. =. nelM-
poio; ne occupieu the Drug OoIc opPosne
my fes'oence, anu Wa succcssIu. IN CON,
Quoting the business wnere otheIs nau
not been equally 40 before him, l have
been fhvoraDly impressed Win MS char-
acter and enterprlse: ~,,r,
WILLIAM MEiuhi MAN,
Firm OF foWes q We,4utmAn,, M m
lacturln& CnemlstS' MINI anu nro"n
Streets. rnnaue.Pn1s. p,
hELMboLD FLUID EnT iS, nucho'
I0r WEAKNESS nrisinB rom lHulscle.lu,.l
The exhausted powers OF Nature which
are accompanied Dy 20 many aiHs MLns
Symptoms, among wnicn VIII pe .ounu'
lnoisRosltlon 70 E1gl.lon, LS 70 49,. VI MIL ~
DRY, .WaKeiuihess, nor.ol " DISEASE, "
ForeDodlnes OF EVIL, IN Iact, Cn.sefs:n
Lassttude, Prostrahon, aug inanin'y 10
entor INTO tne noyihenSs Vi socie.J'
TIE Constitntion, once affected Win
organic weakness, requires the a.u o.
mo0icine Vo strehetuen anu Inv,Eo, a'1 ~, w
system which HELMbOLDS En-
TRACT BUCHu invariably does. II no
treatment IL submitted 70, Consumption
or INSANITY ensues n
HEMBoLD's FLUID ExTRACE bucHu,
in affections peculiar TO Females, Is IN
equaled ny anv otner preparation, as ~
Chlorosis, or Retention, Pa1niuiness, OF
Suppression Of customary Evacuauons,
liberated or Schirrus State OF the Uterus,
and all complaints incident 20 tne sex,
whether arising from habits OF dissipation.
imprudence I'M or the decline or cnange OF
liis: ,;- p,, -, IN
PROVED ROSE WASH Will radically exter-
inmate from the system diseases arising
from habits Of dissipation, at httle ex-
pense, little or NO change In diet, no in-
convenience or exposure; comPic.sly su
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The Prisoner.
ny n. FISHER.


The day ofexecu'ion at hand
He groaned aloud as he walked tho
floor.
A victim of crime
~ Done in his time;
And he escaped from his native shore
A prisoner in a foreign land.
So young he was in years--and bold,
And fair as the eye would ask th see.
Or heart ofamaid,
AS of. is snid.
Fondly conceiv.s Il lover should be,
With locks of Jet and beauteous mold.
Yes, Young and fair, and bold $ id,
But strangely grown old guilt and
shame;
For in days days Of youth
He loved tho truth, s
And hated all things of meanef name
While guided by Il mothers head,
What little things may turn ones way
The mighty current attacks The flood
1t may be a glance
A circumstance
Turned him from the paths Of rectituae
4 And beaming light of future day,
But the morrow flashed on his BRAIN
He saw the hearse. the gibbet and
cawl;
The coffin beside,
Unoccnpied;
The moose and hangman- his ugly
al scowl, ttFs
wrnrg his soul with anguish aud
pain.
He sighed in vain for his fair land;
His heart reviewed the scenes of the
youth
That farewell word,
Never more heard,
As he few from AM aged fathers root
Aud tender grasp Of a mothers hand
Again in fancy pierced his ears,
The fervent kiss Tho long embrace
The mothers kind best
Word heaven bless
NY hoy in every land and place,
Melted his sturdy heart to ears.
The day Of execution at hand!
He groaned aloud rs he walked The
floor;
victim of crime,
Done in my time,
And escaped from my native shore
A prisoner in foreign land.
When the morning arose from its bed,
The sun agtow peeped into his tair,
But the soul thus wrung.
With anguish stung;
Was cold as the chains that bound him
there,
And he in foreign land was dead
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Read. Read!

fhe undersigned is prepared 70 pain
Portraits in Oil colors, in the latest styles
Lgiesize. or amy size desirable, al low fig-
ures Persons having siEatl pictures OF
deceased friends, wishing 70 have them
enlarged and coored life like, give me a
call and not entertain tho absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless il
IL done in the East. Give me u chance
and can do II well and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gserns taken IN short notice.
Main st. oltumwa lows.
d3mw1v. FL. NUNAMAKER.
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WANTED.-About $4,000 which is
now aue us on subscription to the
Weekly COURIER, FOR which we are
prepared to give good security that it
will be put to good use. that Of
paying our debts for reference, call
and examine our books at once, and
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q clear conscience.
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We have AGAIN extended the time

We have again extended the time
to 20 days longer for delinqncnts to
settle and renew their subscription to
the Weekly for $3.50. A great many
have profited by our offer, and we
hope all whose time has expired or
who may bein arrears will do the
same at once.
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THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLIC.
PEDiA:
A Popular Dictionary of General
knowledge.
EDITED BY GEORGE RIPLEY &
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For Sale.

! offer for sale, very cheap, TEN
ACRES of land lying about Il miles
east of the city. The land is en-
closed with new board fence. About
one. half of it is in cultivation. A
splendid location for fruit and gar
den. Apply soon at this office, of
N. ID. MUssELMAN.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
FOR WEEK ENDING FEBRuATY ~, 1869.
REPORTED ID. w. TOWER,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public.
COURT HOUSE,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
oTTUMWA, IOWA.

i E
V. G., & e. II. Smith to o. P.
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Township, 7,71ooo1
J. Jamison to B. Furin, 20
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A. .Ruble to w. ]. Wood, 4
acres, Riohland township, $1,000
l.. F. Newell to A. Martir, 8
acres Washington tip. $500
S. Packwood to w. McMain,
5 acres, Pleasant township, 500
N. M. Ives to S. L. Pollock,
40 acres Pleasant township, 10000
J. +. Ingraham to D. Saul
blne, 90 acres Keokuk tip. $4,000
VS.. Lynch to ]. D. Spill
mon, l4O acres, Highland
township, 100000
J. Kavanagh to j. Basinger,
40 acres, Columbia tp. 10000
J. Kiihl to P. Hargishimer,
10 acres, Columbia tp. 10000
NJ. Kyger to J. G. Brooks, 20
acres, Highland tp. 1890
A. Giltner to Geo. Surrer, 10
acres Dahlonega tip, 100000
w. F. Lyon to A. Giltner, 100
acres Dahlonega township, 3, $4,000
Il, w. Belts to W. T. Major,
40 acres Center township, $4,000
H. w. Hunt to B. d. II. Ba-
ker, IS acres Keokuk tp. 10000
J. Curtis to Gray, Baker \
Madison, 40 acres Kcokuk
township, 10000
i. Anderson to T. Anderson,
100 acres, Washington TIP. 100000
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HEsOTTUMWA COURIER.
! City and County News.
A New Enterprise.

~. Krosges RsG, and other Of our
sntssprising German fsllow-citizens,
arc endeavoring TO start . weekly |
German newspaper in this city, to be
!, published in the German language
The papers now published here, with
their facilities in tho line of press
work, can work off the paper, SO that
all that 10 necessary is to obtain the
necessary type, and employ one Or
twosgood compositors. We think.
this a decidedly good enterprise, and
hope our citizens will respond liber.
ally to the effort being made to make
the. thing y success.
We understand the paper is to be
noutralfin politics, and that in SO far
as political articles may appear in the
paper, they will, rs fully as may be,
represent the views of oil parties by
the publication Of extracts from po-
yitical papers. n will b. enc great
object of the proprietors of this pa
per TO faithfully represent the advan-
sages, resources, growth, &C., Of this
city and county, and that portion Of
our State connected with us in COM
mercial point of view.
i,5a It may not be well known to many
of our people that very many Of the
German papers in this country ind
their way across the ocean to the
\" Fatherlaad," and are there read by
scores and hundreds, and that many
of these transatlantic readers, from
the perdsal of these americana Ter
man lpapers, are inspired with teel-
ing or emigration to the land Of Lib
-erty, and fix upon the city, town, or
county, to which they will emigratc
from tho information they derive
from these papers
\ Without doubt, the large influx of
population from Germany into Dav
export and Scott county of this State,
as well as other cities and counties of
this. State, is, owing to these same
American ,German newspapers, pub
lishcd in such cities, and then spread
broadcast over Germany by those
who had already landed on our shores
among their relatives and friends still
back in "Fatherland." We hope then
that our citizens will reflect upon this
matter, and see If. from the views we
have presented in this brief article,
they cannot discern that this enter
sprise is as we said in the outsct-a
good thing, and worthy.of our aid
and sympathy. A few dollars CIV
en- by the liberal American citizens Of
,,this city will, with the energetic Ger
man element of the city and county,
set the ball a rolling.
We are informed that half the
means necessary to start the paper is
already subscribed.
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ST.. Louis AND KANSAS CITY.--Our
onterprising fellow-citizen, Mr.. P. G.
Ballingall, has just completed ar
rangements by which he can now
soil through tickets from his Office in
the Ballingall House, to st. Louis, or
Kansas City, Mo-, and parties trav-
Cling in the direction Of either place
will find the route he is working for
the shortest, cheapest, and best.
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SMALL Pox.-The reports in circu
lation representing that there are
numerous cases of small pox N the
city, are entirely without foundation.
There are no cases Of this disease at
the Ballingall House at all, and the
report that Mr.. A. F. Hoddy's little
girl is down with 1t is also untrue.
There has been but two cases of
varioloid in the city, and both of
them were of mild form, and we
can see no use in thcrc being a panic
e4over them, one OF whom is about
again, sound and well, and the other
one getting along finely.
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FRUITS.

Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, APP
Piles, Canned Fruits and Groceries of
all kinds, at 0. X. ABELS, next door
west of P.O.
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Ottumwa Feb 9, 1869.
Seeding

Potatoes, Harrison and early Good
rich, at 1926 per bushel.
@. MOFFET.
Feb. /, ,w1ot*
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House to Rent.

One aud u hall miles South OF Ottumwa,
two rooms, well aud stable in
the ward, and other convenienees.
Rent reasonable. Enquire offs r shy
der, at Port Richmond
March LIST go div.
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s2O,337.3O.
L.OTs

LOTS.
r. w. Gatke to J. W. &H.G.
Dixon, 2Ox99 feet of lot l58
and l59, Ottumwa, 10000
f. w. Gatke to b. ]. Boulton
20x99 feet of lot 1913 and
l59, Ottumwa. l,470.O0
F. w. Gatke to G. Schick. 20
x09 feet of lot 1853 and 1853,
Ottumwa, i,a62.5o
VIM. Malone to w. H. Cope
land, lot |, in ! bi1, OF
tumwa, 2,UVO.OO
II. K.Shepherd toJ William
son, lot 1913, Ottumwa, 10000
J. II. Fooy TO J. r. Pickler,
NV 4 lot 2, o.'i.4, Ottumwa, 10000
NJ. A. Conklin to P. Hoben,
lot 5, b 96, Eddyville, 10000
z. Grout to J. Bowmau, lot :,
b "a, Eddyville, 10000
NJ. A., Goodall to- j. III. Russell,
lot 36, b 8, 1st add. Blakes-
ourg, 5000
Total, 7,7945o
'sy Land, 20,337 80
Total, 2813l.sO
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
and the
Hnnaairess nf 1l.tIe M1nh0nd

An Essay for young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which Create imped-
iments to MARRIAGE, with sure means
of Relief Sent IN sealed envelopes, free
of charge. Address, DIR. J. SKILLlN
HOUGHTON, Howard, Association, Phil
adeIphia, Pa.
Ort. Al 1897