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EurTv DOliLAHs RE EwAND.-iOsT.
~ on The 92d inst one BLACK HoRSE MUiE,
ABOUT nve years old, with wbite nosa in hne order
rosched and trimmed about six weeks ago, white
ha1rs on bis back, the MARKS Of q cart Saddle The
above regard yl be paid for him, with evidence TO
convict The thlef ~ stolen. andf taken mp twenty,
nvs DollaLs Will 20 paid ftr his delivery to oEAa.
HoRa u HEhRAa6 a CO., Accommodation whiff.; =
DICH cd UP ADaIsT. A aAI.F "A . n
Il ..oF .FL9oslEa. BJAKDS. which tho ozner
can hare 6J proving propsry and paving expspses,
Eor mFher raraoglarss spply At The corner OF oAIr
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:, Ogn travelling aorresponde ent sends usss
rumor that the, Baltimore Rsilfoad Interest
have obtained satlrs control of, ths ohssfssa y
sad DArlington R.iltoAd and viii soon oon.; .
t,h, trol the Wilmington and Mano hester Rails:
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ENOR SALs, THE DESiltA BILE nEsi.
T. DtAuE. near Hampstead Mall-the House
and Lot. No. 81 America. street, one door south Of
Blake on east sido of .ald The Lot sures
i6o feet moro or lc.s. With the portion OF the
lot on the south, eay = feet = inches. On ths
pref ises IL substantially Uuilt two half
wooden hwellng . brick foundation containing
hve squire rooms, with gas fixtures In order,
dressing room, pantry and finished attics, and dou-
bic PIAZZA. all rovere With heavy tin lately reps,nr
o and private atairway; also two story Kitoheu
with four "ooms, :oachhouse. Stable and Hay loft
wall, AMI good well OF choice spring water, each
Furnished with modern lump. An open fence iu
front, with ev. rgreen hedge, also flower paIden in
front, Offensive vine. OF choice grapes nov IN full
bearing, vegetable garden and fruit trees compris-
1ng sweet orange necta,ine peach, plum hg, &c.
5io neigh orhood is notorious as heilthy location
Possession can be glven Immediately. -
For terms &C. q, ply to EDWARD @. THaBIE
No. 8 Gillon.stroet. near Old Postonlce or on the
premises. F.E 4fs August 10 !.
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n9e postowed upon him rItne old stand, he hopeb
place. q. GEO Oh. .KoRNAHRRNs;iuS5' 4
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DIVIDEND DECLARED. FORTY PER CEN

lN>URRS LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. Its principal business ia With
Southern States nnd to them It appeals for patron.
age Ithas ample mcans to fully protect policy hold
ers and pay all losses.
JOHN u. GORDON, President
D. Il. HILL, A. q. CoLQUITT, Vice Presidents.
A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
W. c. MORRIS. Secretary.
BOARD OF DrnECTons
atlanta. Ga.-JoHH B. GonpoN A. AusrELI E. "
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JOHNSON
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Madison, CAD. E. BUTLER.
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CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. -.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
a OF your Union. THB fSaturdsy) EVENING
28th Inst, at Masonic Hall, sB Eight O'Clock
August ~ O. ADAMS, Secretary.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
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TIFk AssooIATIoN OF AmER1Cl
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IL PIougns, vi Ia::-! mos Arp.-yad 4t;l,iIs.
nll but litt!o used. an ut low prices
Cotton e1ker r-
Four-horse Power Steam Engine second hand, In
good condition. = :
Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting aud Cumberland strcets
August :. Imo
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In the District Court OF the United States
forthe District Of Iowa, in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Charles Evans, Bank
rupt, at Keoknk, in said District, on the
18th day Of January, A. D., 1869, U. s.
A., District of Iowa.
This 10 to give notice that petition has
been, to wit: on the 18th day Of January,
A. D. 1859, filed in said District Court by
Cha's Evans, of Pella, Marion co, Iowa, In
said district, who has been heretofore duly
declared bankrupt under the act ofcongress
entitled IAN Act to estahlish uniform
systom Of Bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March n, A. D.
1857, for discharge and certificate there
Of from all debts and other claims prova-
BILE under said act, and that the 20th day
Of February, A 1859, at 10 o'clock . M,
the time assigned for the hearing Of the
time before said Court In the city Of keo-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa, In said District
when and where all creditors OF said
bankrupt, and all other persons In inter-
est, may attend and show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted. And further no.
tice Is hereby given, that the second and
third meeting Of the creditors Of said
bankrupt, required under the 9th and
2sth sections OF said act will be holden be-
fore Daniel Anderson, Register in Bank
ruptcy, at his office In the city OF Abba.
Monroe county, Iowa, on the 18th day OF
February, A d 1869, ut 10 o'clock =. m.
II. X. LOVE, Clerk,
jamie U. s. Dist. Court of Iowa.
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Heavy Shipment.

. VIM. b. Armstrong, Fsq, the
"Stdr eano" agent ofthe D. V. X. 4.
shipped the finest lot of cattle all
raised in Wapello and Monroe ccnh-
tiee, from this point last Saturday,
which ever went from this, Or any
other seaport.
They consisted Of $50 head OF
prime lullocks weighing on an Az
erage nearly 400 MS and went d.
rect 70 tickle the palates Of the
Gothamits epicufes, over tho b. Y.
&. R. and Toledo 1 Wabash 4. K.
which are becoming justly popular
routes for through shipments.
We regret to add that one car,
containing Is head OF these splendid
bovines. became detached and was
pitched through the trestls work at
the Summit, making bologna saus-
age Of them i'd short metre, for which
the company paid the owner their
full value on the presentation Of his
bill.
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Agents w anted
For the peoples edition of
Conybear Il Howson's Life & Epistlee
or ST. PAUL.

With an eloquent and able preliminary
dissertation BY Rev. LEONARD BACON.
D. D., Of Yale College.
Embracing . graphic and eloquent delin-
Alton Of the Early Life, education. CONVEX
psriis. psrsscntio ss sad missionsry s o,reer
Of ST. PAUL; thus constituting . living
picture Of t.e great Apostle, and the cir
CumstAnOes by which he WA surrounded.
No WORK In the language approx imates
Il. Rev. Mark Hopkins, D. D., President
Williams College.
ct commentator. Bishop Thompson Of
DR.. Bacon's name in connection with
this edition II tower of6trength. Rev. J
F. futile. D. D. President Wabash Col
Unexcelled by anything sxtant. Pres't.
Steele, Lawrence UniveEsity. Wis.
Rev. G. ". Nation, Monroe Mich.
The most interesting and Instructive
work that has ever fallen under my notice
Pres Caswell, D. d. LII. D., Brown UNI
versity, R. I.
In its sphere 1t has no equal in interest
or value. nor could you easily publish .
better book. Row. Willis Lord, d. D.,
Chicago.
lido heartily recommend it a. . faithful
and valuable guide In the stady Of the
Scriptures. Rev. Bishop McIlvains.
A most valuable work learned, accu-
rate and written in style peculiarly At
tractive and eloquent. Rev. r. Merrick,
d. D. LII. D., President Ohio Wsslian uni
versity.
It il one OF the nioat valuable works
ever issued from the press. Rev. Cyrus
Mutt, d. D., President Ind. State Univer-
sity.
4 work of great merit A'sGod Send"
Prof Finney, LII. D., Oberlin College.
regard II rs one Of the best books ev-
or written. Prof Stowe.
life brt athing biography. Rev. Geo.
Rettig, d. D., Dubuque.
Send for Circulars with full particulars,
terms and testimonials. Address, JONES
JUNKIN & CO., South CLARK Street.
Chicago, III. feb4-w4t.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
!. Chicago, Feb. 2.

Flour light demand; prices easier,
particularly on grades; the few orders
were for supers andspring extras,
which sold at 4, 5000, 90, and $50.
Wheat active speculative demand;
No 2 closed firm 1851; No quiet
1,2O@122. No 3, l06@lO6.
Corn-new at 57i0582.
Oats dull 49t@493.
Rye 1,163@1, II for No /.
Barley dull at 173.
Seed-Timothy at 2,75@3,1O Clio.
YER at 9,5O@lO0O.
Highwines dull 90@91.
Provisions active.
Mess pork al 81, OO@31,25.
Lard at 2O@2Ol.
Bulk meats Quiet.
Shoulders l3i.
Rough sides 14a@l5.
Clear sides 16}.
Short rib ISL.
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important Deoision.

The important chancery case Of
James Stephens It. al. VS. Frank Har.
rows estate, which has been in the
courts for many years, involving the
tito to . large tract of valuable land
adjoining the city west, has just been
finally passed on by the Supreme
Court, confirming the finding Of the
court below, which sustained the
validity of the title of the heirs Of
Frank Harrow, aid their assigns.
This land will now be subdivided
into very desirable building lots, and
at once thrown upon the market, re-
sulting in a very perocptible growth
Of Ottvmwa in that direction, during
the coming building season.
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DIED.-MANLY HUGGINs, aged
about IL years, son of J. w. Hug
gins, Esq, died February Let after
. long and painful illness, resulting
from q fall on the Ice some weeks
ago.
Near Agency January 29th,
of interception Of the bowels, Eliza
beth, wife of A. F. Avery, aged 81
years and 6 months. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. s
L. Burnham at her home; and the
deceased buried IN the Ottumwa Gem
etcry. She leaves . husband and
three children to mourn her loss. -
her death was triumphant and
peaceful.
W. P. Wightman formerly we'll
known citizen of Ottumwa, died at
his residence at Abba Dec. 18th 1869.
Mr.. Dennis, aged about 40, died
yesterday. He lived on the place Of
Mr.. Trustee Carter, across the riv.
or,
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You PAYS YoUR NoNEY AND TAKES
YoUR CHoIcE.-The Hawkeye has an
Agricultural editor, who writes NJ
ira Free Trade articles in his vegeta-
bic column, which, together with the
High Tariff doctrines Of its regular
editors, afford tho readers Of that ex-
cellent journal . charming variety.
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FRESH ARRIvALs.-The wids-awake
Family Grocery establishment Of D.
W. Stewart Co., are rushing bust
ness, and are daily crowded with Gus.
toners.
They are just now receiving a
splendid stock In their line, including
an excellent line Of very fine and
cheap sugars, coffees, &C., &c.
Don't fail to 60 and see them two
doors west Of the P. o. before sup
plying your larder or selling your
produce.
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Notice.

The undersigned would respectfully
announce to his patrons aud the public
that he has removed the Bank ofW. B.
Bonnitield 4 Co., to the First National
Bank building, and connected the bust
ness with tho. Institution.
Thankful for the liberal patronage here.
tofore extended, thew, in connection with
the First National Bank, hope, by fair
dealing and strict adherence to the prin-
ciples Of Banking to merit continuance
public confidence and patronage.
w. B, BONNIF1ELD,
July l4,-d&wtf President.
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The certificates OF the following
persons were annulled for unexcused
non>attendance At the Teachers In
stitute.
Mrs. Minnie De Lashmut, A. L. L.
Hamilton, VIM. NJ. Loughlin Miss
Leah Myers, Mrs. Pheba Roland,
Miss Ellen Wesson, w. II. Walden.
s. Z. BuRNHAM,
Superintendent 81 Schools for
Wapello County.
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SETTLE UP.-Having disposed ofmy
interest in the Blacksmithing bust.
ness ct Agency City, I desire all per.
sons indebted to me to call immedi.
ately and settle. The accounts ara
p the hands Of Sam'l Ryan, who
will receive al money and pay al
Indebtedness.
Mr. Ryan win continue in tho bus.
iness - heretofore, with . good stock
of Material. Wagons, buggies,
sleighs, etc., made Of the best stock.
Repairing done to order on short
notice.
VAT. ABNER SMUTz.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

PRoCEIDlNGso OF THx BoARD.-Here
after Judge Porter is to give US the
proceedings Of the Board Of Super
visors, and he has promised to furnish
them so that we can publish them,
before they become as ancient as 4
last years Almanac.
We shall publish the proceedings
Of the January term, as soon as they
are forthcoming.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

GxNEhAL TERM.-By virtue of the
authority in US vested by Section is,
Chapter So, Of the laws of the 18th
General Assembly Of the State Of
iowa, II 10 hereby ordered BY the
undersigned, District and Circuit
Judges Of the I'd Judicial District OF
the State ofIowa, that in the year
1869 there shall DO held two general
terms in said District, at Ottumwa,
Wapello county, of said District.
The filst term commencing on the
first Monday of May.
The second term commencing on
the third Monday of October.
Witness our hands this 18th day Of
January, 1869.
Fl. TANNEHILL,
Judge I'd Judicial District,
ROBERT SLOAN, Judge
Let Circuit, I'd Judicial District
HENRY =. DASHELL, Judge
I'd Circuit, I'd Judicial District
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

CouaT. THE District Court re-ass
seinbled this morning (Fsb. g. and
ID now engaged id tie State Va. Ner-
riaeld for grand larceny. Gen. Wea.
YER for State and HenderBRott and
Burton for defence.
During tAs morHius call John
Smith deposited two hundred dollars
and costs to the credit Of the school
fund for selling liquor against the
statutes Of tho State in such cases
made and provided, while Jack
Lynch and Ali. Wilcox were lot of
with one hundred dollars and costs
each for the same offence.
The other liquor Gases will be dis
posed Of in the morning.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

"MADANoIsELLE."-We publish q
communication in another place, un-
der the above caption, because we are
short Of copy. and because there are
some good points in it.
A friend at our elbow, however,
suggests that Dahlonega would be .
safe retreat, where our captious cor
respondent would be in no danger Of
being j0stled Off the sidewalk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04
FENCE POSTS FOR SALE.

for sale, in any quantity OF from one to
five thousand. q lot Of Fence Posts, which
will be delivered in the city or on the
the grounds.
The posts are second growth white OAK,
posts split.
Enquire at my residence, one mile south
east OF Harrison Aammcnd's.
jan7:wlm .. v. HOYT.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

A busy man il locomotive, and
life track. Every night no drives
into "the house,'' and stops. Every
morning he ID fred UP anew, and
away he goes switching of in one
direction end then in another. IL
this routine Of business he forgets
that tho physical organisation is Of
the most delicate kind. If a hard
iron locomotive needs CONSTANT care,
and to be well oiled Up and rabbed
of every day, how much more neces
sary is it that oil met and women
should use Plantation Bitters, which
are the ne plus ultra of everything
which is necessary to keep the sys-
tenn in = perfect tone of health.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

NEW Bu1IDrNos. -Nessrs Neville
Hewley, and Cope have Just compile
ted . contract for the 70 building Of
their business houses on the burnt
district.
The block is to be 8 stories high,
100 feet deep, with ell the modern
improvements, making three Of the
fnost business houses in the city.