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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-05-06

At about half past II o'clock, A. NJ.
on the first inst, a fire broke out in
Laird & Bros building, corner of 4th
and Walnut streets, Des Moines, and
spread down Walnut street towards
the river, destroying all the buildings
down to the old exchange building,
formerly occupied by the Mills & Co.
State RcgiSter.'
The following shows Il list of suf-
fercrs, with insurance:
Laird & Bros, Groccrs, loss, SlS,-
600; insurance, $4,000.
Frank Butler, Saddery, loss, ST.
600; insurance, $500.
Paterson & Chatfee, Dry Goods,
loss, $4,000; insurance $1,000.
Comparet & Stark, Hardware, loss
~ ~ 900; insurance $4,000.
W. A. hec,d. saddlery, loss $4,000;
insurance $1,000.
Ward & Rawson, Physicians, oUo..
pied n room over Reeds store. Their
loss is trifling, as they succeeded in
removing their furniture and medi-
cines.
The stock of boots and shoes of
W. w. Williamson, in the west room
Of the Exchange Block was rcmov-
ed, and sustained considerable dam
age,
The Front of Mooro's fine Hall is
badly blistcrcd. All the largc-gla
windows are broken by tho heat
The enginc-house and Osgood's build
ing are scorched to deep rich milk
and molasses color.
ACCIDENTS.
Several men were injured by fall
ling timbers, and in carrying out
goods. Several were scorched and
blistercd in venturing into the burn
ing buildings to save goods. The
only serious accident that occurred,
befel Il. NJ. Mills, one of the Register
propfictors. He went INFO Buffers
saddle shop, and in cropping about
for a load, both hands struck on a
cutting tool of some kind, severing
the balls Of all fingers, some of them
entirely off, while others are hang
ing on by mere shreds of skin.
TIE TOTAL LOSS
will foot up near 100000 in stock
and buildings, and is by far the lar
gcst conhagration that has ever visit
cd Des Moines.
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FAME.-A paragraph made up by
the Now York agent of the Associa,
ted Press, has had the run of all the
papers of the country, saying that
General Hiram Walbridge, of Now
York, and simply L. F. Winslow, of
Iowa, have been appointed Commits.
sioncrs of the U. P. RR. aE
Walbridge is a pot-bollicd Now
York politician, who wears claw
hammer coats, ruflted shirts, and q
patrician bald head, and who can go
through Dclmonico dinner, or a
New York Legislative lobby, about
as quick as the devil can through a
democratic mass meeting; but his
military knowledge is purely OF tho
"malish" sort, he having fought the
enemy in the 'onpleasantness" at
the uncommonly long and safe range
from his home in Now York, vet all
the reports arc particular to make
him 'Gcneral." mol
Ell. Wins,cw raised "Fp Co., 4tk
cavalry, in Wapello county, Iowa,
and was rapidly promoted in the
front, through the grades of Capt.,
Major, Ii. Col, Col, and Brevt. Brig.
Gen'l, and commanded a brigade
with distinguished credit undor
Hatch and Wilson, during the last
year of the war, yet these telegraph
fellows call him only Mr.. Winslow.
Frailty, thy name is Military Clio
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At Taylor, Blake & Co.'S

$4,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER
no humbug,-of the best and la
test styles, is now opened to the pub
lie, at unusually low prices. Call
carly, and make your selections, at
Taylor, Blake 4 Co.'S.
ORNAMENT YOUR HOMES and
parI"rs with beautiful paintings,
chromos, &c, while you can buy at
half price, at Taylor. Blake & Co.'S.
Now is the time to buy your Paints.
You can find pure Linseed Oil, pure
Paints, put up in small and large
Cans ready for use, of all colors.-
Collier Leads, st, Louis Lead and Oil
Co.'S Leads, Fahnostock Leads, and
other cheaper grades, with Varnish.
all kinds, do. Glass, Brushes, &C., as
cheap as can be found in this market,
at TAYLOR, BLAKE & co.
SABBATH SCHOOLS should OK.
amino the immense stock of Sunday
School Books, rewards, and singing
books, just received, and for sale low
er than can be had from any other
market, at Taylor, Blake & Co.'S.
ANY oNEIN WANT of School
books, miscellaneous books, blank
books. paper and paper goods of any
and all kinds, envelopes, sheet music,
&C., DC, should call at Taylor, Blake
& Co.'S.
CLOTH CURTAINS, numerous
styles; Paper curtains, choice sclec.
tions-reduced prices,-at Taylor
Blake & Coz.
SHOULD ANYTHING IN THE
fancy line be wanted. for presents, for
the toilette or a nice fan, remember
the place to buy it is at Taylor,
Blake & Co.'S.
GOLDPENS, DIAMOND pointed,
Of the very best manufacture, war
ranted to give satisfaction. Also,
Faber's, and Gold pencils, all colors
and kinds, are kept in quantities, at
Taylor, Blake & Cos.
LONDON PORTER, good and re-
liable, and essence Jamaica Ginger.
for sale at Taylor, Blake e. Co.'S.
TAYLOR, BLAKE g. CO.. the
Oldest Drug and Book house in the
city, take the lead in pure drugs, pure
wines and liquors, for medicinal pur-
poses; and patent medicine. And
their stock embraces as complete an
assortment of everything in their
line as can be found anywhere
Their prices are as low as the lowest.
Please take notice and govern your
selves accordingly.
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THROWING DIRT;-One night last
week two young men in Wayne
township escorted their Jemima
james" home from singing. Whom
leaving the young ladies' homes tho
beaux were greeted with a shower
OF clods. 1t has come to pretty
pass, in Wayne, if a fellow can't do a
little sparkling without having dirt
thrown at him.-M. Pleasant Jour-
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Tho belligerent senators, Spra que
and Abbott, having withdrawn their
forces from the Capitol, and most Of
the other members of congress hay
ing cleaned out, it is reported that
unusual quiet and good order reigns
at Washington.
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Some chap who attended, spring
opening of fashionable millinery in
Chicago, gives this Is an item: A
cabbage leaf trimmed with thrco rcd
peppers and a dried cherry sells for
S35. It is called n jockey. Has one
great advantage--can DO eaten as
salad when the fashion changes
Ono composed or three signs and a
bit Of pink colored fog was consider
ell cheap at SIS.
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DEAD.-Col. john Il. Gurloy, Capt.
33d Wisconsin, and a staff Officer 81
llauman, Crockcr. Gresham, Gill; \.
Smith, Bolknap, and Blair; also Col,
l35th Colorod Inf, died at Send.
wich, Ill.,, April ID.
Col. Gurley was splendid sol
der, of whom it might be said Us it
was of Bayard, that he was above
fear or reproach.
In common with his comrades of
the Army of the Tennessee, we
pause in tho fierce race Of life to drop
tear on the green turf that rests
upon the body of one Of our young
est and bravest spirits-John E. Cur
ley.
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Mexico has boon politely informed
that with tho retiracy of Seward,
Uncle Sam has gone out of the real
estate business; therefore tho little
trade patched up between Rosecrans
and Romero, whereby we were to
pay 100000 into tho impecunious
treasury of Mexico for some sand
hills on the lower Cult of California,
is busted.
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Sweet Potatoe, Cabbage and To
mato plants, at Hunlock Gardens
from now until they are all sold.
J. III. MYERS, Prop'r.
2Sl East 31st ST. N. Y.

281 East 31st ST., N. Y.
Dear Sir:-For thrco weeks past
l have been using your Plantation
Bitters. For moro than four months
past l have ueen suffering from what
my doctor said was nervous prostra-
ton, being unable to endure hardly
any physical or mental labor with
out great fatigue. But l had not
used the Bittcrs a week before ] was
conscious of their benefting mo as
nothing else had, and l have contin-
ued to gain very rapidly since, till
now l am able to be about my usual
household duties. To all who are
afflicted with general debility | can
testify from experience that the Bit
tcrs are invaluable.
Yours, truly,
MARGARET Is. STONE.
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Davxnpori, Iowa, May :

~
a young man named Geo. Clayton
while out riding this afternoon with
ayoung lady, near this city, took u
pistol from his pocket for what cause
it is not known, and while he was
handling IL carclessly IL accidentally
discharged, tho ball entering his
head near the right temple, making
a trightful wound which will proba-
bly, prove fatal.
LArER-Clayton died at 80 this
evening.
The Memphis Appeal learns that 4
riot occurred at Brownsville, Ten
nessee, last night, In which ono white
man and two negroes were killed,
and another white man named Grant
MORALLY wounded. Several negroes
wero also wounded. The affair grew
out of anegrof threatening to kill q
white man named Sherman, who APP
proached the negro in a crowd and
asked him about it, and another ne
gro took up the quarrel which soon
became general melee. At eleven
o'clock last night fighting was still
going on. Further particulars are
anxiously looked for. se2s'
New York dispatches say that a
bold attempt at robbery occurred on
the corner of Broadway and Pearl
streets. Two men jumped into ono
of the money wagons of the Ameri-
can Express Co., and knocked down
the messenger in charge, but before
they could drive off or break open
the safe they were arrested.
The charges of fraud against q
number Of so-cAnod spiritual photo
graphers was discharged to-day
Mumler read rambling defense,
stating that he first practiced photo
graphy for q living, when after q
while the Involuntary power which
he could not explain, of taking spirit
photographs was developed with
him. Judge Downing decided that
the prosecution had failed to make
out a case and he would not be justi-
fed in sending charges to the Grand
Jury.
G. B. Overton has been appointed
Receiver os Public Money for the
Utah District.
Judge Chase is holding II. s. Dist.
Court at Richmond.
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LEGAL NOTTEE.

State of Iowa, Wapello County:
In the Circuit Court of said County,
May term 1863.
l.. M. Cooley. Clerk of the Circuit Court
to the widow, heirs and egatees of John
McClavey, deceased, late of said County,
and especially to Phillip McClavey, David
McClnvey, Margaret Downey, Ann CALI
han and Michael Callihnn, Heirs at law of
John McClavey, deceased, and to all when
it may concern.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day Of March 1869, there was produced
and read publicly in open court an in
strument of writing purporting to be the
last will and testament Of John McClavey
deceased, and the second day Of the Nay
term of the Circuit Court 1869. (said
Term commencing on the Sd day Of May)
has been fixed by the Court as the day
upon which the genuiness Of said instru-
ment will be heard, at which time and
place all persons interested may be heard.
l.. NJ. COOLEY. Clerk,
apr.19. Circuit Court 1
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, May 4.
Flour super Gao, 35 extra 6,70a6, 80
Wheat No. 2, spring 1,47a71.
Rye 1897.
Cats dull, 81 in store.
Corn new mixed 9Oa92. E
Pork firm, new mess 31,25.
Beef unchanged. ...
Bacon nominal. -,...
Gut meats firm, no change.
Lard at 14a18a.
Coffee dull.
Sugar, Cuba 11ta12; Havana 11a
Molasscs, N. 0. 81, Cuba 80, Porto
Rico 81.
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For Sale.

am authorized by Gcn'l Baker,
the Adiutant General and Quarter
Master General of Iowa, to offer for
sale, at public auction, on Saturday.
May 9Th, 1869, in this city,
80 GARRlBALDI MUSKETS,
with complete equipments, cartridge
boxes, &c.
These guns can be bought low,
and arc as good as new.
J. M. HEDRICK.
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ST. LOUIS MARK Ell.

st. Louis, May 4.
Flour quiet, supers 40oa5, 25 spring
X 5; spring and fall Xxx 5,0Oa7 90.
Wheat firm, prime 1,45a1, IS choice
to fancy 1,35a1,sO.
Corn firm, at 5sa64.
Oats, dull at IS.
Barley sold at 100.
Rye lower, 1,23a1, rs.
Whisky 873
Pork 3O,25a31,5O.
Bulk meats inactive.
Lard, steam, III. .
Cattle at BAIL.
Hogs at 74a93.
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By firm and faithful adherence to .
strictly legitimate fire insurance business
and a prompt cash payment of oil honest
losses, the managers of the PHOENIX
hope to merit and receive 4 continuance
of the very liberal patronage extended 70
ted States. since its incorporation.
- FULTON d MAST, Agents,
OTTUMWA. IOWA.
March Is. 80 w3m. @
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Plumb, Consul General to Havana,
sails tomorrow with Instructions to
see that the glorious birduv fro
dom" has none of its tail feathers
pluckcd by the Cubans.
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o. l. c many Of our citizens save
money by doing their own Painting.
They go to Worcester's Paint Store
and get his Chemically Prepared
Paint, and do their own work, and
thus save just half the expense of
fixing up. Go then and do likewise.
apr3O-dw1m
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W. A. Jordan Keeps the largest
and finest assortment of ladies and
misses Sc"::sc, Congress and Laco
Polish Beo,a.
may h-dlW.
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Felix Costee, an accomplished
German, is to succeed Judge Brock
lnridge, a Johnson 7ative, in
the office of Collector Of Custo ms for
st. Louis.
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Miles Orton's Quinqupartite Com

Miles Orton's Quinqupartite Com
bination will arrive in our city on
Saturday next, and will march in
grand and imposing procession thro'
the principal streets Of the city, after
which performance will be given
in tho afternoon, commencing at 2
o'clock, and in the evening, commenc-
ing about s o'clock. We judge it is
one of the best Circus companies
there is travelling in the west, and
we presume they will be able to
spread canvass enough to accommo-
date our circus loving public.
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A MIsTAKE.-Tho way in which
9. A. Dana yentilatcs tho dirty linen
of }. Russell Young, a fellow Bohe-
milan, shows plainly enough that
Gen. Grant made an error in nominal
ting the said Dana as Appraiser of
New York. He should have APP
pointed him National Laundrcss and
then the right person would have been
in the right place.
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Charles Summers speech has STIR
red up the British menagerio at a
fearful rate, and it is the topic ofgen-
eral discussion all over tho kingdom
from Lord to Peasant.
The question now is, what are they
going to DO about it? Will they pay
us for tho spoliations of tho Lairds
and the Alabama, or will they allow
us to "nurse our wrath to keep 1T
warm" until the favorable opportuni-
ty shall arrive for tentold preparation?
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United States Internal Revenue.


Notice Ia hereby given TO all persons IL
Able to pay internal Revenu Taxes upon
Income, Watches, Carriages, &C., togeth-
er with all who are required TO pay Spss
cial Taxes. that the said taxes are Due
or befsre the 30th day of April, and fhat
INV Deputy. w. H. G. Jacques, ESQ. wna
attend at the following places and times
between the hours of "a. NJ, and r. N.
of each day, to receive the same san IL, sii ss
strictly enforced, and collection made by
distraint or otherwise:
Al Ottumwa, Wapello County, on the Sd
4th, 9Th, 9th, It'll 4 sth. At Eddyville =
d rs. At agency city 20 days OF may, 1859.
At Abba. Monloe County on the 10. ii,
l2. IL. IA a 18th days of May. 1859.
At CenterviIle, Appanoose County on
the II, Is, IL, 20. q 2ist days Of May, 1852.
Dated at Sigoulney, Iowa. this 10Th DAY
NJ Anr;i a. n 1859. -. POPE.
Collector 4th District Of Iowa.
anr IL 80 w.
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Motley is Collector Sd kentucky
District vice Younglovc declined.
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Just received by Thomas Il Uol-
brook, the finest white Ncshannocll's
and Peach Blow potatoes IN Market,
east side Main street, below Jeiier-
son House.
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JOHN SAGE.
You are hereby notified

You are hereby notified
that the petition Of Arabell SNge il now on
file in TIL" office Of the Clerk cgthe Dds trict
Court al Warelia rucnty, lows .astsing II
u decree oi divorce from tho i,onn!t. Il y,,a i.
rimony. heretofore exc tIl;s i,nEss Pesa yo,.
a"d petition md unless YOU ;tv,i,sg, u M d
GricnN ihpreit. ar hrtr,r,. u,Y,n as, Tho
sccond day oftt,r n.,>i t"ri,I al said ,.,t,rs.
to lc begun and hcii IN Oi,umwa. isswa.
on TIL" 30th day OF August 1869, ~ ,Ie.ault.
will he entered against you ana II ,,,~r,,,
granted according 10 prayer OF petitioner.
w. ii. G. JAQUES,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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apr. 81, 1859. w4t
1dministratOr's Sale.

AuHIInlSCfaJOrS S8I6.
The undersigned, Administrators OF the
estate of Jones w. Hagler, deceased, will
offer the following described property for
sale. on his farm one mile north of Iowa
vile, on SATURDAY. MAY FIRST, to-
wit Six horses, six mich cows, eight
two year Odds, twelve yearlings. thirty
eight three and four year olds, twenty
eight hogs. seventy sheep, one Woods
Mower, one log wagon, and large as
sortment of farming utensils Also about
two hundred and forty bushels of Wheat.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JOHN P. HAGLER, ISAAC NELSON,
apr 10 so w I'd. Administrators.
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Get an Improved Montana Stove
of Il. r.. Wallace e. Co.
apr17dw1m.
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Washington specials say:

A correspondent has had an inter
Wow with Senator Sumner on the
Alabama claims and the opinions Of
the British press. Mr.. Sumner
thinks the assertions of the British
press should be received with much
caution fer tho reason that England
never likes to be told the truth, par
ticularly when she is in the wrong.
He did not express surprise at the
irritation and even alarm which now
exists in that country, and the Brit
ish people have seen the unanimity
with which the Senate supported his
views and rejected the Johnson-otan-
ley treaty to which state Of facts
they will have added, despite the
shifts of the London Times, despite
the disagreeable attestations that
President Grant comedies completely
with his views. Mr.. Sumner thinks
that the difficulty will not lead te
war, as he appears fully convinced
that England will pay the bill in
preference to fighting, hoping for an
amicable arrangement. The Sena-
tor declares there shall be no yield
ing on the part of the American peo-
Pile after Mr.. Motley makes known
their wishes to the English Cabinet.
A New York special says:
Gen. Grant notified Judge Brock
inridgc, Surveyor oe the port of St.
Louis, that his resignation would be
accepted. The German Republicans
of that city claiming the Office, Sen.
ator Schurz is earnestly pressing
Felix Costec.
The appointment o. Henry Il.
Blow rs Minister to Brazil has been
forwarded to that gentleman by
mail.
Another special says Secretary
Boutwell, will soon inaugurate the
enforcement of the act of 1862 au-
thorizing the Secretary to set apart
portion of the public revenue as a
sinking fund to pay off tho public
debt. Although this law has been in
force seven years, being discretionary
it has never been complied with,
owing to tho large government ex-
penditures. The contemplated re-
duction of expenses give a reasona-
bic assurance that q sinking fund
can be created from and after next
July.
The general impression among
well informed persons is that the ad
ministration will not countenance
General Rosccrans' proposition to
loan money to Mexico, taking a
mortgage on American Territory.
A list of fifty female Treasury
clerks have been made out for dis
missaI.
The recall of Baron d. Stocked,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotcntiary from the Russian
Empire TO the U. S. is officially an
nounced.
A Chicago dispatch says:
The Regular Annual Meeting of
the Northwestern Associated Press
will be held ut the fremont House
this city, Wednesday, May 5.
Mr.. Charles Wood, Agent of the
Sioux City Railroad, while crossing
tho bridge at st. Paul last Saturday,
dropped u package containing $4,000
into the river, which instantly
sunk.
Friday night an old man named
Alex. Woodbridge started home from
Indianapolis in u wagon drawn by a
blind horse. IL is supposed the old
man fell asleep and the horse follow
ing the street leading to the river
pitched over the bank and the man
and horse were drowned.
Special 10 the Iowa state Register
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WANTED-To employ an ex-Sol
der, familiar with handling arms, to
clean up a lot Of muskets. Apply at
once to the undersigned,
J. M. HEDRICK.
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III these INSTRUCT a,r carr. i,
out, that is all tina; man can do ;and
]or 'hc rcs' We can trust Him who
has declared that seed time and har-
vest shall not tail on tho earth. and
that he will give the early and the
after lain. Coimdn'S Rayal World,
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AGENCY CITY Column
FAKE NOTICE EVERYBODY

The old shop at Agency City is prepared
with every class of plows, from single
shovel up to railroad pillow, of the very
best material ano workmanship. We are
making improvements on our plows to
make them equal to the best made any
acherc, and warrant all work to be what 1t
is represented.
N. B. Those indebted to the estate of
James Stephens by note or account will
please call and settle without delay: or
their nj tes and accounts will have to be
left for collection. G. DUDLEY.
jana w3m. Executor.
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Motley sails to England 10th inst.
with pacific instructions.
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Go and sec the infant Claudio, two
and half years of age, ride, in Or
ton Il Co.'S Circus.
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TIME II MoNEY-So call on Char
ley Belts tho Halter at once when
you want HAT or CAP, or any thing
in tho Furnishing Goods Line, as he
has the boat in Ottumwa-cbcap too.
Ballingal block.
April 12d&wtt
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Evans is P. NJ. at Glasgow, Ken
lucky.
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The Spring elections all over Ind
ana, show that tho Republican,, have
an aggregate majority of about 3d.
900, which plainly shows where the
reaction OF the democracy comes in.
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TIME CnANdEp.-Undcr thu, new
time table, the mail trains on the B.
& M. arrive from the west at IL M,
and leave for Burlington at 1925 p.
m.
The eastern mail train gets in at
$40 p. M, and goes west at 4:O5 p.
m.
ID. V. mail train arrives from the
west at II M, and departs at 1890
p. m. Same road, mail train arrives
from the east at 1920, departs west
ut 12:4O.
Mail for these trains should be
handed in at least a half hour before
their departure Railroad time.
J. M. HEDRICK, p. M.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-05-06

Go and see the Lamontc Brothers
in their daring fcots of triple ira
peze.
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Don't fail to witness tho street
procession of Orion & Co.'S Circus.
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THURSDAY. 1869.