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whereas, there il
cCrY for Che County e..
Waterg Gillett of Whit
Michael SANFORD, tIiran.
setting forth that John &
mortga-Dd to tho uetitionc
I'm the County ct bennington,
ginning at Ga North East corr
southwnrily 10 Joseph Hicks
60 land known 1853 the Cimp farm,
70 land formerly owned by J. b.
wardly 10 The place Of bepiuuinn, e
acres TO secure the ratIlert a.
juno 90, 1857, payable 10 the ilnintin
interest and Hru 90 save the plainti
/ signing two nutoa as surety for said ,.
each o. Hiram sanford. hu;ii dated Anril
payable iutws years. and tnhofher I'm thr,rs
said date with interest aul#1fy. Aud fur.h
forth that the said Micha.t hkshdford. Hiru-l q.
aud Lorenzo Bowen clauian interest in said inm
prcmisel by titles acquired suhrquent 20 She d.
said morgnse and further setting forth that raid
note has not been paid but Is due with large arrears
interest thereon and praying that the equity of =,
dcmptoru OF said Michael, Hiram, and Lorenzo In saId
premises may be forcclosed.
And 1t appearing that said Michael sanford I've net
hadersonal notice Of sad petition, Il IL ordered that
said petition he continued t. the Term Of iat
Court TO be held az Ncyfanc in and for said County ia
the second Tuesday 81 April A. d. 1862 and thai TOE
plaintiff notify scii Michael sanford Of the uelds
of his said petition and the Term Of the Cuur. T.
which the same T. continued by publishing the 1.i-
stance Of his sai petition with this order for tlro.
weeks 1ucce-siyey the vermont Phpnix. printed az
least twenty dsV proyipu to said next April Term -
said Court.
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CTATEOF VERMONT. Marlboro. s. .

To all whom II may oncerni-Greeting:
You are hereby notified that JOHN A. BRIGHAM
Guardian Of CARRIE p. BRIGHAM ADDIE X BRIO
HAM, * JOHN NJ. BRIGHAM. minor heirs g. the r.
tate ct JEREMIAH PARMELEE late Of Wilmington. IN
said District, deceased, has made application writiI
a. tli7 Court fr license sell the whole q their il
tcres in tho Real Estate Of said DECEASED on tho groui
that such sal Will be beneficial TO his said wards; ~
that this Court will decide upon said application at
session thereof TO be held at the PROBATE Oficc IN
Braiteboro, in said District ON the ast saturday oi
March, 4. u. iS.a when and where you may be heard
IN the promises. if you cause.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
The subscriber having sold his farm wishes to sell
desirable Pasture located in the West part Of Guford
being part Of the original farm owned by Jonathan
Chase deceased
Said Pasture contains about 100 acres well fenced and
Watered large orchard Of natural fruit thereon and
thus making it one Of the best Of pastures.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber at
Guiford Centre, Vt.
will also sell the Hotel at the Centre located about
L. mile from the Guiford Mineral Springs. Any
wishing to go into the hotel business extensively
than myself the wants of Mineral Spring demand,
can purchase this stand on reasonable terms.
tn HENRY Il. CHASE, Gunford Centre VI
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

4 FDWMI0NIV-'F-N0 NUIIIE.
We the subs sibers being appointed by tho Hor ,s-
bate Court ful The District Of Westminster Commits uu
TO receive, examine and adjust the claims and DO
manus Of AL persons against the Estate of WILLIAM
NJ CLOUGH late OF Putney, in said District and also al
claims exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
Feb IS 1862 being allowed by said Court for that pun
pose do therefore hereby give Notice that viii
tend 10 the business of our said appointment at TIL
Town CLERK OFFICE in said Putnoy, on the first
Mondays IN April aud May next from nine O'Clock VI
until four O'Clock p NJ. On each OF said days
JOHN KIMBAII-
II. L. BAKER, CcUmr~.
ISAAC u. PUFFER, Administrator.
Putney March s. 1901
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Brattloboro, Jan. 10, 1sGo.-tf3
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-25
Our Railroad,

The MuScatinc Journal of a recent
d to, has long editorial on Tie rail
road connections of that city, in
which occurs the following reference
to eur Washington ard Ottumwa
branch of the c. r |. & =. RR:
We have here the west branch OF
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
ltailro@d, already running forty miles
west r.a Muscatinc to Washington,
ia Washington county, with arrange
lneutscomplctcd FORTS extension this
yoar To Ottumwa, there connecting
with the Burlington and Missouri
river road now nearly across the
state, also with the Des Moines Val
ley road running to Fort Dodge ria
Pes Noincs. In addition to this it
will connect at Ottamwa with the
North Missouri Railroad, which is
'"w completed to within few miles
a Gtamwa from st. Louis, and will
be finished early in the spring. Ar.
engagements are also now about per.
tccle3t for the extension of this branch
11"m Uttumwa through Cameron
Missouri, to Leavenworth, Kansas
ana to Kansas City, Missouri, there
10 connect with the South Pass Paci
tic Railroad, thus making a grca,
thorouGhtarc from the Southwest
ern portion of the country to Musca
tine.
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For the Courier.
AGENCY CITY, Mar. 22d, go.
EDITOR COuRIER

AGENCY CRY, Mar. 22d, go.
EDITOR COURIER:
Some of your Agency
subscribers complain that you pub
fish only our shortcomings, and say
nothing about the redeeming quail
ties OF Agency, and it's people. This
| consider as personal, and to make
amends will give you short state
mcnt of our improvements and pros
poets.
The prospect for improvements, in
the way Of buildings the present sea-
son, is now better than at any time
during our past history.
Mr.. Davis has recently made i'm
provemcnts in his Mill machinery,
and it now turns out as good -four as
any mill in the State-as can be at
tested by the crowds of customers
who daily throng around his estab-
lisllmcnt.
In addition to the mill, Mr.. Davis
will have carding and spinning ma
chino in operation by the first of
June, second to none in the State.
David Farnsworth is now at work,
erecting saw mill, furniture and
wagon factory, that will fill a long
felt want in our town.
Mr. Fullen, this morning, sold q lot
opposite the stephens Plow Factory,
for the erection of a carriage factory
The Stephens pillow factory, undor
the management of Hon. Chas. Dud-
ley, is in successful operation, and
will this season turn out about one
thousand of their superior plows.
Our merchants have good stocks
of goods, and are having a good
trade. Yours,
AGENCY.
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Waits From the National Cap
iltol.
WASHINGTON, d. G. !
March Is, 1869.

WASHINGTON, d. G.
March Is, 1869.
The work Of regeneration is pro-
crossing. Changes are daily occur
ring by which the Johnsonese, and
old fogios who have fed at the pub
lie crib so long, are being mustered
out o. the civil service, Hon. John
Wilson, Third Auditor of the Treas
nry, rendered his resignation today.
He has been cancer on tho Admin
lstration 10 these many years, and
his retention so long is miracle, a
mystery hard to solve. But, as Mr..
Lincoln told Montgomery Blair once,
"his time has come" 1t has not ar
rived too soon. The many friends of
Hon. r. l.. b. Clarke, of Nj. Pleasant,
are urging him to make q fight for
the vacancy, whether he will conclude
to do so is u question yet unsettled.
Mr.. Clarke is competent, honest, and
praisoworthy in every particular and
would be good man for the place.
1t will be observed that your able
Representative, the Hon. VIM.
Loughridgo has been appointed n
member of the Committee on Agri-
culture. The affairs of that Bureau
need a thorough overhauling, and
we may expect Mr.. Loughridge will
take an active part in the premises.
But one Of the highest compliments
to MIR. Loughridge's legal ability is
his appointment as a member of the
Judiciary Committee. Icwans hero
feel jubilant over it, for in Washing
ton as elsewhere it is considered quite
mark of distinction. Mr.. Tough
ridge has worked hard since his ca
reer began in Congress, and it is on
" another illustration Of the old ad-
age that merit never goes unreward-
cd
Office seekers are still arriving on
every train. l dropped into the Ma
tional Hotel this evening, and saw a
large number of new arrivals. Upon
inquiring "whitherest they come" l
was facetiously informed some hailed
from Cuba that is to be annexed. -
and the balance from Alaska. Office
seekers are here from every nook and
corner of the United States. Tn to
date | have heard of none applying
for small places-they al! want big
places where the work is feU and the
pay enormous. Many who would
now condescend to take Foreign ap.
po'ntment, WILL in less than thirty
days be overjoyed to take anything
they can get. Sic transit gloria Mon.
day-or any other week day.
POTOMAC,
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REAL EsrATr.-A glance at Web.
Towers report Of real estate sales,
recorded in this county, for the week
ending March goth, to be found else
where, shows lively state Of affairs
in that direction, while the prices
which town and country property is
selling at, speak in louder tones Of
the material prosperity Of our people
than columns of bloviating.
Stricklin's sale of bis place. 10
Washington township, at over 5000
per acre, and Healy's house and lot
in lower "Hog Thief" in this city, to
Strong, Atty B. l. NJ. railroad, for
$4,000, indicates how healthy the de.
mand is, and how lively the prices
are for our Wapello county dirt, the
croakings of the old snakes that the
country would go straightway to the
devil after Grants election, to the
contrary notwithstanding.
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I. NJ. EDDY, DD.-The Chicago
Tribune says that this distinguished
and eloquent divine has accepted a
call to one of the most important
charges in Baltimore, (by-the-way,
amt this accepting a call a funny
term to apply to Methodist minis
ter?) and publishes his farewell SER
mon.
Tom. Eddy can preach a better
sermon with one hand tied behind
him, than any other man in the west,
and as dedicator to corkscrew mon
ey out Of people to aid impecunious
chu ches in the completion of their
houses Of worship, he is a Napoleon
Bonaparte. He has lived in Chicago
thirteen years, and it is dlscreditable
to their liberality and public spirit
that the one-horse town Of Baltimore
has been allowed TO como in and
gobble him.
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Free Trade.

Robert b. Minturn, Lloyd Aspin-
wall, Henry Grinncll, VIM. G. Bry-
ant. lloyd Garrison, and other Free
Traders have been having a pow
WOW in Aew-York, organized Free
Trade League, and issued an address
to the people, in which they say
among many others things too tedi-
Gus 10 mention.
" ~ ask your support on the
ground of philanthropy, and in be-
haifofyour own interest, to the prin-
ciplos we advance, namely: that ev-
cry man should be left free 10 buy
with his labor what he may need
wherever he can buy it cheapest, sub
ioct only to such taxes as are ncces-
sary for the airport of government;
that Tie prosperity Of the commune
~ is best promoted by government
letting private business alone; that
all men are entitled to ask from gov
ernment equal protection to life and
property, but for government to pro-
tcct few interests against the COM
petition Of cheap goods is an attempt
TO rob all the others for the benefit
Of the owners of coal mines and iron
mines, OF founderies and factories; is
to make all others, in fact, so far
slaves TO the avarico of these few
We see what is called protection in
iringcs upon our personal rights; it
decreases the comforts Of life: it dis
eliminates unjustly in favor of few
capitalists, and against the great
mass Of the people; it diminishes the
returns from the sale of American
products abroad, by increasing the
cost Of the goods imported in ex-
change therefor, and generally it cur.
tails american commerce: lastly. it
sins against the fundamental princi.
pies Of morals"
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0TTuAlwA.-Ottumwa has the best
railroad connections, present and
prospective, of any town in Iowa.
She has, moreover the best coal and
the most Of it; the best timber, and
more Of it adjacent; the best stone,
and the most of it; the best water
power, and the most of it, and is
surrounded by the richest and most
ino2laastiblc agricultural resources
Of any town IN Iowa.
Can anybody tell US why she will
not therefore make tho largest city
in the State? Failing to refute any
one Of these indisputable facts, will
the croakers in our ncighboring villa
ges hold their peace, and gracefully
summit to manifest destiny? Let
them take warning from the fable Of
.issops frog, which summariIy went
into bankruptcy OF account Of at
tempting 10 60 into the bull business
ou short capital
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Our Business Houses.

Among tho business houses which
Ottumwa people are proud of, on nc
count Of their magnitude and enter
prize, none stands ahead Of that of f
w. Belts, the heavy wholesale and
retail CIothicr in No. &c, Union
Block.
Pitching his tabernacle among us
nearly at the start, with but little in
tho way ofcapital, but his stout arms,
steady habits, great energy industry
and indomitable will, he has steadily
and surely, in spite Of all obstacles
worked hims olfup, until to-day, he
stands at the hoad of mercantile
house which is equalcd by few, and
surpassed by mono in the State of
Iowa, for the extent, variety, aud
quality Of goods kept in his line, and
1t affords US great pleasure to add
that his patronage keeps steady pace
with his public spirit.
Mr.. Belts is just now receiving his
Spring stock,a great portion of which
was made directly for him, in the
best manufactures east. He was
moreover fortuaato in being in the
market at precisely the right time to
take advantage Of the raid on frei&hts.
and laid his goods down in Ottumwa,
at about halt the usual rates. which
will ofitscit enable him 10 distance
all ordinary competition. On this
account, and anticipating heavy
trade, he bought the heaviest Spring
stock ever brought to this market.
and is now rapidly disposing of them
to his extensive Wholesale trade in
Northern Missouri and Western and
Southwestern Iowa, and in the retail
line, to his large run OF customers in
this city, and in Wapello and adioin.
ing counties.
B. Sa'vo, is still retained at the
head OF The cutting and fashionipg
department, and aided by the corps
Of first class tailors, constantly EN-.
| ployed on the third floor, can speedi
iy array you in a smt as well cut and
made, and of as good and fashionable
material, as sou could get on Broad
way.
Belts makes a speciality of elegan,
custom made shirts, and also keeps
ties and furnishing goods of every
description, and in u word from tor
to bottom, through all his three deer
floors: keeps stock at wholesale and
retail, Of infinite variety aud surpass
ing excellence.
His statesmen are kind, intelligent
obliging, and will sell you an article
at the lowest price it can be afforded
at the start without resorting to The
disgracefuI higgling process.
fyou want to buy anything in hi.
line, or have curiosity to see an inn
menso well arranged stock of goods
take run through the house of E
W. Belts, 20 Union Block, Ottum
wa.
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Agency CITY,

Agency City is progressing finely,
this Spring, many new enterprises
are under way, including one for the
establishment Of a newspaper, in all
Of which we wish our neighbors I'M.
bounded success.
1t is no fault of ours that other 10.
calities in the county, are not as well
represented in communications in the
COURIER, as Agency City.
Our paper is always open to our
patrons, tor anything important
transpiring in their localities, and il
they don't improve the opportunity
offered it is their own fault.
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CHICAGO MARKET,

Chicago, March %.
Flour dull, spring extras 5,0Oa6, rs /;
winter 100.
Wheat active, No. 2, 1,14aa1, 49,
No. l, 1,11a15; No. 3, 1a103.
Corn dull, new at 53as.
Oats at 525a53i.
Rye 1,19.
Barley neglected at LIS.
Highwines held at 88a9.
Seeds, timothy 2,97a3,OS. Glover
9,25a5O.
Provisions quiet, mess pork sold ut
1925.
Lard at 1s4, steady.
Dry sailed shoulders at 13c.
Dressed hogs quiet, sales at 1925,
closing at 12,25al2,75.
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States Internal Rev. Notice,

The undersigned Assessor ofthe 4th Dis.
trict OF Iowa, hereby gives notice to whom
it may con Germ, In pursuance Of Sec. 19of
the "act to provide Internal Revenue, to
support the Government, to pay interest
on the public debt and for other purposes
that appeals in writing will be received
and determined relative to any erroneous
or enumerations returned by r. H. War.
den Assistant Assessor in the Annual list
for Wapello County, in said District. at
the Office of said Asst Assn in OttumwA
on the gath day of March, 1869, ut 10 o.
clock m. at which time and place said list
will be open for the inspection of all per-
sons who may apply tor that purpose.
Dated at Toledo, Tama County. State Of
Iowa. March LIST, A 1850.
JOHN CONNELL,
Assessor Of the 4th District OF Iowa.
march IL $50 WIT.
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Personal and Obituary.

Gcnl Sol. Meredith, of Ind, who
arose from the proprietorship of an
uncommonly common sort of stall
lion, which he brought with him as
his sole possession when he emigra-
ted from North Carolina, to become
the foremost farmer in Hoosiordom.
and who was once elected Senator
from Indiana, but got diddled out OF
his seat by the Bright democracy,
and at whose house, at Cambridge,
President Lincoln stopped en- route
to Washington to beinaugurated, and
who went into the service at the
opening Of the war, as Colonel 10th
..ld, ReSt,, and got the single stars
for Galtantry under Hooker, at An
tietam, besides the honor of getting
>hot, and who acquired an extensive
and discl cditable notoriety forknock-
lag down and terribly licking Geo.
". Julian, fer alleged SANDERS, and
was appointed by "A. j." Surveyor
General Of Montana, and who is, or
was, the taI!est man, and best con-
versat;onalist in the State of dried
pumpkins and hoop-poles, has been
reported both dead and living, in our
exchanges, during the last week. in
which middle we leave our readers
20 pay their money and take their
choice.
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GOMEZ. W. Hawley and Simeon
CLANCY started for New York this
morning. They may not be able to
buy out the entire village, but will
undoubtedly invest in enough of its
farbelows and habberdashery to fill
their stores here and out west to re.
plction, with new goods, which event
will be awaited with anxiety by their
army of customers.
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ST. LOUIS MARK Ell.

st. Louis, March %.
Flour dull, supers 5a5,1 extra 30
a6,25; Xxx 5,50a6; xxx 8a9.
Wheat better, prime to choice 100
to 100.
Corn strong, 58a61; 66ay in sack.
Oats, at 56a9.
Barley quiet, 1,8Oa2,4O.
Rye slow, 1,23s1,26.
Whisky nominal, 89a90.
Pork quiet, 32,25a50 mess.
Bulk meats nothing doing.
Bacon, active and higher.
Clear sides 163.
Clear rib sides II.
Shoulders IA.
Lard unchanged, Is choice, steam
Is, kettle 193.
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TO BE APPOINTED. -Genl Giles A -.
Smith, OF Bloomington, Illinois, who
succeeded the lamcnted Croker to
the command of the 4th Division
18th Corps, and retained il to the
close of the war; al able, faithful,
and gallant officer is to be appointed
I'd Assistant Postmaster General,
(the contract otlice,) vice some old
codger now in there, who has been in
ellicc since the year l.
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AppoINTED.-1Ion. Thos. T.. Tul.
lock, of N. H., has been appointed by
Secretary Boutwell,, as head Of the
appointment bureau in the treasury
department.
Tullock is reliable radical, who
was secretary Of the republican con-
gressional committee, and treasurer
Of the national executive commit
tee, during the recent campaign.
Were we one Of McCulIoch's SEM
rebel clerks Ill the treasury depart
ment, we should now lose no time IN
debating something nice to 20 on
our tombstone, and in ordering sec
ond- band political coffin.
Tullock's pursuit Of these scala
wags will be as incXorabIe as the
hand Of death. Let them stand from
under.
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HousEs.-The demand for tene-
ments is immense. When will our
capitalists consult their own interests
and the necessities of the town, by
investing some of their surplus stamps
in houses to rent to our rapidly in
creasing population
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Dissolution Notice.
BROWN CnTT0NS

Notice is hereby given that the "a.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween, Il. Corey, .. Flanders, and A.
Flanders, under tho name of Corey,
Flanders d Co., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts due
said firm, must be paid to E. Corey,
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NEW YORK MARKET,

New York, March %.
Flour super 6, LOAF, extra 7,05a7 so
Wheat dull, No. 2, spring 1,4Oa42
Rye nominal.
Oats 70 for western.
Corn new mixed 92aS3.
Pork firm, new mess 1850.
Beef unchanged.
Bacon at full prices.
Cut meats firm, no change.
Lard at 1Sal9c.
Coffee dull.
Sugar, Cuba llsa12t Havana liz
1a2s.
Molasses, N. o. So, Cuba 40, Porto
Rico 60.