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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-25
THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.
Sam'l q. Bridges.

No Soldier who rcndcxvouscd at
kcokuk, during the war, or was I'M
or,unatc enough on account of
wounds, or disease contracted in the
ervice, to be cooped up in any of
heir hospitals will ever forget the
genial smiling face of Capt. samue
G.Bridges, who keeps the magnificent
Jewelry establishment in the corner
of the Estes House in that city.
In all efforts to ameliorate their
condition, or to encourage enlist
ments TO fill up our diplcted ranks,
or to compliment a regiment with a
presentation banner, or to carry re-
ief to thom in the field, Sam. Bridges
name, and purse, and untiring labors,
were fully and cheerfully given.
We take pleasure in introducing
him today, to a more extensive cir
Gle Of friends through the Daily and
weekly COURIER, IN his advertise
ment Of wholesale and retail Jewel
ry, Watch and Clock establishment
which has no equal in the State, and
is not surpassed in tho West.
We request our patrons 10 read his
advertisement, and if they want any
thing in his line, just exactly as war
ranted, and at the lowest rates, and
OF one of the best men in the bust
moss, to send their orders to Capt.
Sam. G. Bridges, No. l and 2, Estes
House Block, Keokuk, Iowa.
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ITO LIspENARD ST.
New York, OCTOBER -, 1867.

New YORK, OCTOBER -, 1867.
DEAR SHIT is with much pleas.
ure that | say to you that l consider
the Plantation Bitters of untold val
no. In the fall ofils66 l was taken
with Chills and Fever, with the most
severe pains in my chest and head
1t was with great difficulty that l
could breathe. My lungs was great
ly distressed, and there was severe
pain in my right side, by spells. l
could hardly get up from my bed. l
called Doctor, who attended me all
winter without the least benefit
About the first Of August l common.
ced using yonr Plantation Bitters-a
wine glass full three times day-and
have used it most of the time since.
and am now well and strong, able to
do my own work and the care of a
large family.
Yours, &c,
SUSAN WILSON.
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USQCEBAUGH,
OR
OLD SETTLERS BITTERS.

Prepared from an old formula used in
Ireland and Scotland at very early peri
cd and in the reign of Henry VIII, its CO.
lebrity and consequent demand was SO
great that many unprincipled persons
made a 81 urious article which caused the
decree Of King Henry VIII, that there be
but one licensed maker of Usquebough,
aqua Vitae or Life Water, In every Dor
ough. This pleasant beverage is strictly
in accordance with the original Recipe
1t is particularly efficacious in diseases of
Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, Collie and
all Bilious Complaints. Try 1t. It is
warranted superior to any other in the
Market.
MCFARLAND, ECKHART d SCHAFER,
Sole Proprietors, Fort Madison, Iowa.
Sold by all dealers. At wholesale by
TAYLOR, BLAKE Il co.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
March 9th $50 dawtf.
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GRAPE VINEs.-The best ana cheap
est the country affords. Also, rasp-
berries, Strawberries, currants, goose
berries, &c, for sale at Motfet's Gar
den, milo west of Ottumwa.
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BRowN's SELF-INTERPRETING FAM
LY BIBLE.-Mr. E. A. S. Nichols is
now in our city canvassing for the
above work, and we arc glad to learn
has been meeting with success.
This beautifully printed, and ric a.
ly illustrated edition of the Holy
Bible, is being issued in semi-month-
ly parts, making two numbers per
month, and at the low price of so
cents a number, or one dollar per
month, until the thirty numbers are
completed.
The references to parallel texts
arc very numerous and accurate, and
embody the most valuable of those
givon by Henry, Clarke, Scott, and
others.
The notes, amounting to many
thousands, are full, yet concise, learn
cd, yet clear and simple, containing
the researches of the illustrious CON-
mentators and critics on the Bible,
Lowth, Blayncy, Patrick, Horny,
Doddridge, Scott, Clarke, Whitby,
Campbell, and others, while each
book is accompanied by an introduc-
ton illustrating the subjects therein
contained.
A lull chronological index is also
appended, together with numerous
other tables, which makes it one OF
the most desirable editions of the
Bible ever issued, and we recommend
it to the christian public, believing it
to be we'll worth the price asked, and
the manner in which it is published
and delivered places it within the
reach of all.
Subscribe for it when Mr.. Nichols
calls on you.
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For Sale.

| will sell 40 acres of land under
cultivation, with houses, fruit trees,
coal bank, DC, on it situated 2 miles
east of the Ottumwa Court House, at
low rates, provided application be
made soon to me at Agency City, or
to George Godfrey, of this city.
B. D. III. BAKER.
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Read, Read

Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSize, or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures OF
deceased friends. wishing To have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me n
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can he done right unless il
is done in the East. Give tae a chance
and can do it well and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypes sad
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3mwly. Ii. NUNAMAkER.
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Fresh arrival of 100 of the celebra-
ted Morrison Hardened Cast Steel
Plows, at G. A. Derby's.
Now is your time to buy Usage
Seed, it you expect to get it before it
goes up. G. A. DERBY.
Ottumwa, March II, '69-d2tw1t.
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TRADE.-Mr. Benz Randall has
traded his very fine residence on the
hill, in this city, to John Alexander,
for about 155 acres of his farm, about
81 miles from the city. The cash
consideration of the house, including
three acres of land, was $4,000,
which makes the land bring over $50
per acre.
The completion of our third road
so nearly, and the moral certainty
that we are shortly to have the
fourth one, has not only wonderfully
advanced real estate hereabouts, but
put it in great demand. at constant
ly increasing prices.
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For SALE.--One pass, on the Iowa
Central Railroad, issued by P. Me-
Indy, Esq, in good state of preser.
walton considering its age, subject to
the consideration, however, on the
back of it, that the Company will
not be responsible for any baggage
stolen on the route, or damages, if
the holder should die with old age
before the completion of the road
Enquire at this Office.
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MARRIED.-At the residence of
the brides mother. in Ottumwa, this
23d INST, by Rev. H. Bross, Mr.. Rob-
ERT 7. BAsHAw, of Blakesburg, and
Miss ELLEN GEpHART, of this city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-25

BUILDINa.-A mountain of sand
and brick on Main street, in front of
the burnt district, arc awaiting good
weather, to be fashioned into Il new
block of buildings, covering the en-
tire waste, which will be an orna-
ment TO the railroad center of Iowa.
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AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE.-Superin.
tendent Burnham informs us that he
now has six students in the State
Agricultural college from this coun.
ty, to-wit: James Carter, Allen Haw.
kins, Ellen Bell, Emma Foster, Lu.
ther Foster and Edward Hunger.
ford.
This institution is now under way
finely, and we are informed that
Supt. B. will receive applications for
q few more students, if made soon.
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s1s,4o5 90
s,sO7 90
Lots.
Total.
s2s,212 90
Osage.

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 $17 90 to $40 90 per bushel,
and 80 cents per tb. I will always be
found at the old Agricultural House
on Front street, with a supply of
Usage, Glover, Timothy, Kentucky
Blue Grass and other Seed, together
with full stock of all kinds of Farm
Implements. All orders sent by nail
will be promptly attended to, orders
for Seeds must usually be accompan>
led with the necessary Greenbacks.
l would call especial attention to my
stock ofthe best Plows ever sold in
this market, sold in any quantity from
one to 100 with prices corresponding
with number. 1fyou call on me and
don't find my stock as represented, l
will pay you for your trip.
G.. A. DERBY.
Ottumwa Feb 8, 1869.
Seeding
Potatoes, Harrison and early Goo d
rich, at 1925 per bushel.
o. MOFFET.
Feb. 1,.w10t*
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For Sale.

will sell lot, &C feet front, on
Main street, with good house. fruit
trees, shrubbery, out>houses, &C., &c.
on it, at low rates, if application be
made soon. J. NJ. HEDRICK.
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Use "Barrett's Hair Restorative
and Dressing" rendering the use Of
Bears Oil QardD and Pomatums
Qard) entirely unnecessary.
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DENIED.-The report that line of
velocipedes was to be put on the
track of the Iowa Central Railroad,
in the Spring, is officially denied by
the board.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-25

MAGNOLIA WATER. - Superior to
the best imported German Cologne
and sold at halt the price.
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EARLY MARRIAGE.

DR.. FRANKLIN advocated Early Mar
riages. Essays for young men, on this
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by
benevolent Physicians, sent by mail, in
sealed letter envelopes, free of of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, box
P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Notice..

All persons indebted to the firms of N
D, Earl and Son. w. d. Earl Il Brothe
will call and settle Immediately.
w. ID. Earl assumes all accounts.
March 4th $50 Inv.
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The old DeSoto is rapidly being
reconstructed into three story bus,
mess house by its owners, J. w. Dix
Oh and Ben. Boulton.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-25

Try Usquebaugh, it's warranted
therefore no Humbug.
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Just received at o. X. Abels, fine
lot of Cranberries, also fresh oysters,
and fruits of all kinds.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-25

LANDS.
Jacob Fisher to J Brown,
100 acres, Richland TIP. l,
NJ Love to r Games 40 acres
Columbia TIP;
O NJ Carwile to A Garrison
80 acres Adams TIP.
] Harlan to ] and s Rose 80
acres Adams TIP.
] s Pattison to ] w Shahan
Is 1.5 acres Polk Tp.
W s Jones to D Rai.sback
80 acres Richland TIP l,
J Packwood to F Eichelber-
ger, 80 acres Pleasant
Up. 2,
J Yocum to w A Wheaton
80 acres, Highland Up. l,
G W McReynolds to J BMor-
rey so acres, COMPETING
TIP. l.,
I Reddick to r Macklin so
acres Pleasant. l.!
w Strickland to w H Hen
Erickson $50 acres Wash
ington Up. g.;
J M Copper to J Lowenberg
40 acres COMPETING TIP.
+ F Coday to J Harkins 80
acres Highland TIP.
J G Brook to J Boozed 40
acres Highland TIP.
49,.
Lots. 8,
Total. $685.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
FOR WEEK ENDING MARCH 20, 1869.
REPORTED BYD. ". TOWER,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public
COURT HOUSE,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.


J Shenhoff to P Hargesh-
mier, 2Ox66ft, lot 5, b 3,
Eddyville. 447 90
J Millisack to J ] Waddell,
lot 81 ! of IL and IL, LIST
add. Kirkville. 900 90
S w Summers to G w Kinds
lot 4, Summers sub Ottum
wa. 500 90
] s Foster to Mary Coil, lot
2,ol Is, Ottumwa. 600 90
T Healy to Fl Strong, 1881
Ottumwa. 1900 90
E ii Stiles to P II O'Maley,
lots 10, %, and q, II Ak
sub Ottumwa. 165 90
D B Abrahams to j B Smith
lot 4, Ottumwa. 100 90
+ J Hunter to Peter Jones,
lot Ill, Ottumwa. 1875 90
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CoNJUGAL LOVE,

ESTABLISHED 1s57.-For prompt
ness and highest market prices send
your Game, Wool, Pelts, Furs, Eggs,
Butter, Flour, and all country pros
ducts, to old and well known Pro-
ducc Commission House of B. F.
BALLARD, 81 Greenwich ST., P. o
Box 6S22, New York. WY.
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Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-16

WHAT EVERY PERSON NEEDS is some re-
medy for habitual Costiveness: II would advise
all those who are troubled with Dyspepsia, Costve-
ness Piles. Biliousness, Headache, or any form of
Indigestion, TO use DIR. HARRISON'S pERISTAI-
TIC LOZENGES." ELISHA HUNTINGTON,
NJ. d.. Ex-Lieut. Governor Of Massachusetts, For
sale at No. 1 fremont Temple, Boston, by E. A.
HARRISON & Co, Proprietors, and by all Drug
gists Mailed for 80 cents. 2mo23
THE UNIVERSAL CRY, What shall buy for
Holiday Presents can be answered best by PARK
ER & CO., 9S & 100 summer St., Boston, who have
an immense variety of Holiday and useful articles
such as all kinds Of Fancy Boxes, Writing Desks,
Glove Boxes, Albums in Morocco and Gilt and Vel
vet bindings, real Morocco Shopping Bags, Fur
nished Reticules. Silver Plated Ware and Cutlery
of all descriptions, Jewelry limitations Of the latest
styles of solid gold, which cannot be distinguished
from the real &C., &C., and hundreds of the latest
and most entertaining Books Their stock co 4,
tains almost everything necessary to supply the
wants and crafty the taste Of everybody, and they
claim that their superior facilities for buying these
goods enables them to sell at Very much under the
regular prices paid for such articles. They want
Agents everywhere, to whom they offer most lib
eral Inducements We call attention e their adj
yrrtisempnt in another column. 1m20
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-16

The unreasonable fog that driltcd i'll on Friday
night condensed and froze upon the branches of the
trees giving them beautifully soft and whtened
appearance like ostrich feathers. The tall ever
greens across the river looked like the towering
plltmes OF giant host.
4 portion Of the crew of the ship Chandos, lying
in the stream, deserted on Saturday. Two We're
arrested and taken before Joseph Williamson. Esq,
L. S. Commissioner, who committed them to jail
for safe keeping.
Washburn makes fine display Of goods tor
Christmas and New Nears--the largest and best
ever offered in this city He also puts into the pa
ner more advertisements than any one here ever
before inserted at once
| The blowing OF a steam whistle on Wednesday
morning did not announce the arrival of a steamer
but was hint to the agent of the paper mills,
who abdes on this side Of the river. that he was
wanted.
Workmcn are now engaged in this city framing
die woodwork IF the railroad bridges on the Moose
head road. Several cargocs of timber for the pur-
pose have been landed.
/ The steamer katabdin, on her downward trip,
| last week, was crowded to the utmost with paS>er-
gers and freight The business on the route is III
| crcasing year by year.
| 4 warm mist and rain on sunday carried Off
much Of the snow which had previously fallcn and
q few inches of snow the next morning greatly mn
proved the travelling.
The Belfast National Bank has deposited its bond Is
and securities in the Safety Deposte Vaults in Bos
ton,o there is little to tempt burglars to the in
stituton.
naripC in Rel
fast are being tried in Portland this week. U. s.
Marshal Head was in this city on Saturday for the
purpose OF summoninG witnesses
The time Of holding the Baptist Fair has been
changed TO Thursday evening Of this week. EX~
tensyc preparations have been made, and nice
time may be expected.
! Capt. auckland, having finished the field work o!
the Penobscot River and Bay Railroad, is now put
ting the results on paper at his rooms in the Ameri-
can House.
/ somebody has borrowed from Us a copy of Geno
Scots new work on fishing When he has master
ed the whole of the gentle art of angling, we hope
/ it may be returned.
A child of Capt. Mcfarland, on Cedar street, lost
an eye last week from the thrust of red-not poker
! in the hand Of another child.
| Morrow, the king of the potato trade has taken
| up his winter position here, and thrown out Skr-
mShers.
The people at Linconyie Beach are preparing
TO build wharf as III inducement for steamers to
| touch there.
Mr.. Geo. B. Starbird, former resident in this
city, died in Portland on Friday last
The Savings Bank at Stockton is about to 60 in
| to operation.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR ALL can be found at
Parker g. Co.'s, 9S g. 100 Summer street, Boston,
Mass. TO enable every person to provide them
selves with handsome and useful Holiday Presents,
from now until the Goth of January, 1870, these
gentlemen will issue large eight-paged Catalogues
of all the newest and best novelties in such goods
as Fancy Boxes, Desks, Glove Boxes, Albums in
Shopping Bags, Furnished Reticules, Silver Plated
Ware and Cutlery of all descriptions, the latest
|stvles of Jcwery i'll Gold. Comedian, Jet, Shell,
Etruscan, Carbuncle and Hair, Dry Goods, &C..
&c. and hundreds of the latest and best published
books. They are giving ONE HUNDRED TICKETS
to eoery one who will become their Agent, without
|charging them 10 cents each as heretofore. Read
the change to their Advertisement in another col
unn, and send for Catalogue.
If MAN WANTS A BOTTLE OF WIIISKEY, let
him buy it and take it home like man. and not
sneak home with bottle of Bitters" or 'Cordal,'
and pretend that it is medicine. If he wants q
stimulant, he should get bottle of Peruvian
Syrup IAN Iron Tonic, that will vtaze the blood,
and give durable strength to the system.
am composed of three words. My first was an
lcmincnt officer of the Revolution. My second is a
distressing malady: Ny third is grand remedial
agent MY whole is WARREN'S Cough BAISAM.
Persons who have become thrOughly chilled from
any cause may have their circulation at once re-
stored by taking into the stomach tea-spoonful OF
| JohnsOn's AnOdync Liniment' mixed in Il little
cold water, well sweetened
| Every farmer who owns good stock of Horses
Cattle and sheep and intends to keep them through
the winter, should get ut once good stock of Sher
|idan's Cavalry. Condition Powders. One dollars
worth will save at least half ton of hay.
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LOCAL ITEM S, & c.

NJ Quinlhy of the savings Bank relates to Il
unny little transaction connected with that mon
starry u7tituton. Some time ago & couple, mailing
NDm Books, came in l1l the purpose OF lep01itng
$40. There WAS some question between them as
IJ tha name it should b. deposited ill., the woman
-Itlning hait Of the sum. 1t was finally settled
that the deposit should be in the mans name, with
the understanding that payment should be made
uLy ny consent Of the wife. 4 few DAYS ago the
Hau appeared, accompanied by Il woman who
lnpe her mark i'll token Of assent and the deposite
WAS Withdrawn. soon ntlerward q woman put in
in appearance, having walked ten miles, to inquire
about The money. She proved TO he the mans wife,
and ii seems that he procured woman in this city
to pcrsonate her in order 10 get the cash,
Mr. David Stearns died in jackson, on the Sth
aged ~ years. He was born in Weston, Mass. anC
to Monroe i'll 1902, the town being nm almost
Hubroken wilderness, with but three or four tami
lies. His wife, whose maiden name was Putnam
hyed in Charlestown, Mass, where her parents
house was burned by the British at the battle OF
Bunkers Hill. She survives him. They lived il
Monroe until within few weeks of his death
The dispensing Of the Alfred johnson fund for
hc relief of the poor Of fast is to commence inn
neiiately. The executors, i'll conference with the
}ty authorities have appointed H. II. johnson
treasurer and Daniel Faunce agent. They will be
assisted 10y committee made up Of one from Gael
n the religious societies of the city.
There having been some question about the re-
aiming Of A. q. Jewett, Esq, in the suits agains
the non-paying subscribers to the railroad stock
SIC are enabled to say by authority that he has been
retained by the company and is preparing for bust
Ness.
little attention is needed by the city authorities
in the fast driving High street. 1t is proper
place for the display of trotting horses and some
body will get hurt if the practice is not checked.
Dogenes has erected his house for the sale of fist
On the corner, notwithstanding the inclemcn
weather. The philosopher has also become pairi
pte, and hangs out the stars and stripes
A tin wedding took place on Congress street on,
night last week Some of the offerings construct.
ed OF that useful metal, were Of unique formation
ai worthy the attention If the curious
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The Waterville Mail gives the particulars of
a shocking accident which occurred on Tues
day at the edge tool works of Hubbard, Blake
& Co., at West Waterville. One of the large
grindstones burst, instantly killing a young
man named Otis B. Kelley, who was employ
ed at it. Two other persons, one on his right
and one on his left, similarly occupied at other
stones, were unhurt, though portion of the
stone went crashing through large quantity
of scythes, throwing them in all directions.
Young Kelley was struck in the face and tore
head as he sat directly over the stone, crush
ing in the skull and forcing out portion of
the brain. He was steady and highly wor-
thy young man, unmarried, and about rs years
old. A piece of the stone, of the weight OF
five or six hundred pounds, passed up through
the flooring overhead, and fell with sufii-
cient force to break the upper flooring tim
bers-the stone remaining in the second
story.
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DIED.

O5auary notices, beyond the date, and age mast
6ep0id for.l
Washed form the wreck of the sch. Mary Alice, on
Trundy's Rect, off Cape Elizabeth Dec 9th Capt. John
c. Perry of Lncolnve, aged - years. Capt F. was an
active business man. influential and highly respected
citizen kind and agreeable in all the relations life he
leaves wife and two children. Lost at the time,
Eugene d. Decrow, aged 25 years and Robert Q. Pen
dieton aged 20 years both of inconville Mr. DecroW
leaves wife and child They respected by all
who knew them.
This sad event has sottcned the hardest heart and
mostened the dryest eyes with tears They were uni,
versa tayorcs with the citizens of Lincolnville, and
all feel called to sypathize with the relatives OF the
deceased.
months-a good CITIZEN an excellent and honest man
and firm Democrat.
In searsmont, Nov. 15h Mrs. Nancy J., wife of Will
liam Wood aged a years; Oct. 18TH little Atwood, in
FAINT Of Joel 7. and Estea F. Bennett, aged mos
In Freedom, Nov. goth, Addie c., only daughter of
VIM D. and Jane Elliot, aged years, month, II days.
In Charleston Dec lst aftera lingering sickness OF
ten months, George VIM. Bagley, aged 40 years.