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VIRGINIA NEWS.

a QUEEN ARREsr.--- OF long since Measrs
Sady q Sons contracted with a number 81
men at Hanover Courthouse, Va, 60 come
' aoWn mere and work on the railroad, and
penses OF the iaborers to this place. Thew
came on, but got tired of their bargain he.
lore they had earned enough to nav the
sum advanced. Yesterday morning two Of
thcm concluded to leave, and went to On.
dy,s store. bought suadry articles on credit.
an. ana started OIL. Nj. Cadv, getting word Of
the matter, procured warrant for thci,
arrest, but when the pinch came. wns nm.
able to lind q constable to serve it. He. Mt
once determined to take justice In his own
hands, and followed the fellows ur, made
them disgorge their ill-gotten gain, incl,,.
ding the bran-new shoes on their feet, and
TAXING ms recovered goods left them sitting
on the street barefooted. and with n nof
cover-complimentary crowd looking and
Jeer!ng at them.-EGna,o}ta Rep,.blc6n.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS. !. . .,.ss. !,
ID &; 81 BATH COUNTY, VA.

ID 4. 5li-J ftE BATH COUNTY,iYAs.
SORT viii be- open TO receive visitors JUNE !,
1870. It is eituated ten miles from AjlIbor0s
Depot, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
Immediately on the best and most direct rGtage-
road leading from that railroad to the Warnt Hot,
and Healing Springs. t,fsl .s.f,i
The waters arc tonic, deobstruent, Alternative,
and astringent, and enjoy wide rcpufati0nsfsf
the cure OF all cutaneOus diseases, scf0fala,
chronic dIarrhea- chronic thrash, dyspepstst
nervous debility, &C., and are especially noted,
as remedial agent for those ailments peculiar 70
the female constitutions. ~ ~ sitfsa.l
The proprietor is now prepared 70 olfer unusual
Inducements to both invalids and plessure-seekcrs
as he has ref.led and furnished the rooms or the
large hotels aud handsome cottages In style aup6-
rior In point OF elegance and comfort to those At
shy or the Virgins Springs. 81. ~ fi7ste,, 81
Those wishing 20 secure choice OF cottages or
rooms would do well to apply early, as Arrange,
For circulars ac., giving fnll information, adj.
dress JOSEPH BAATEEs rs
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, va. Is
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HOTEL,e

sTAUNros, VA, June !, 1s7o
The travelling public may rely on finding ut this
house STRICTLY FfRST-CLasS ACCOMMO.
DATIONS In all it's departments. t7s.at s
Staunson, being a mountain city" IN the
mineral springs region, has itself always been q
favoritc summer resort, and the VIRGINIA. the
leading hotel. s4A lffEke.s9E9
Summer board upon reasonable terms. Core.
sp0ndence invited. z EsE Rsf5fiS ,.5Ht
Omnibus to and from depot free. s 49,
= 1fi FRAZTER 8 SALE,
Gate OF Rockbrldge Alum SprinRs, bfsli.
my Stu. Jh&s2w PropYietofB. IA
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HARvEsT.-The wheat harvest will be
commenced in this section by the middle OF
the coming week, and by the latter part
will be general. SO far no rust sufficient to
seriously damage the crop has appeared,
and Notwithstanding the protracted wet
spell ii is hoped the crop will escape this
dreaded cncmy.-Lmchburg NelrS.
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'WARM SPRINGS, 'g'f'. - 3 3

W BATH COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated Watering place Hi7l Be opeA ON
the lss OF June for tss reception OF MsitoEs. Tbs
/ lightfhL salnbriols, ond highly Ftnvtcofattnr.
These Saiers have been known aud sred f6r
their curative VI tues Tor nearly ecentrry. rs,
$50. go yrs'' e = = '''ss
Route by railroad TO- the sIillhoro, depot ON Ina
Chesapeake and Ohio failroad, thence by stays;
fifteen miles to Warm Springs. 81.
i For circulars containing full account or these
waters write 70 w. III, MeDANNAER
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THE CRors.--The agricultural prospects
Of the county upon the whole are encour-
aging: The corn is growing finely notwith-
we'll, but great fears are expressed rs to its
filling and maturing. A great deal of it is
badly down and tangled, and the warm,
damp weather is favorable to rust, which
may yet greatly injure the crop. The con-
dition Of it will make the harvesting tedious
and difficult. Owing to these facts, and to
the pressure upon the farmers for time to
work their corn, the wheat crop certainly
will not realize the prospects Of a few weeks
Lexington Gazette.
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During the past week the following cen.
tiemen from New York and Pennsylvania.
accompanied by Mir. N. II. Hotchkiss, have
visited this locality with the view Of pur.
chasing farms and other property in the
Valley: Messrs. J. G. Vanderslice, e. III,
Suplce, Charles johnson, George Esrey, Fl
Keller. S. b. Miller, Pennsylvania, and e.
Gridley, S. I. Watson, A. S. Braden, A. b.
Loveland, G. $. Gridley, II. D. E2da1esd.
New York. We have met a numCtF
these gentlemen, and we learn that all are
practical men, who desire to settle in yir.
ginia and help lis to restore the prosperity
Of our State. AS we have said before, ener-
getic, practical men who desire to cast their
lots among us, come from where they may,
will meet with cordial welcome Mt the
hands of Virginians.-iStauuon Ntndicator.
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~ 80 : " IODINE SPRINGS,
/ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
Twenty-four miles south OF Grecnbrier White
Sulphur Springs. A

/. This popular and beautiful summer resort viii,
ne he, open for visitors on che FIRST DAY OF
families and parties remaining longerfhxn one
month only $50 Der month win be charged. I. Chill.
tlren under twelve ysars Of age, hal -.
ALARY free OF charge to visitors. - 4.sss sta.
! fine BAND OF MUSIC will betn anendsnce.
/. Daily Communication with the sufr6unding
Springs. Pamphlets, with analysis OF tho spslnes
and full particulars. furnished upon application;
EDG CHAN CELL OR, University Of vfrginix, !.
res dent physician. These Springs combine IA
least, most REASONABLE CHANGES 8. et'2s
- z. e. tJ.PEYTuNaB RoTuER,.r
!, G. j. PEYToy, - sS ss.sIs 1fla
I THOMAS j. pEYToN. ,.ss..i 49, q. Ia 2-eod1m Is
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Various Items

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Major Perry
Fuller has given bond before Judge Wiley,
of this city, to answer, in the sum of 81, 600,
certain charges brought against him in
New Orleans. Mr.. Fulier's bondsmen are
Senator's Ross, of Kansas, and Mcdonald,
of Arkansas. He was represented before
Judge Wiley by Congressman Sheldon, OF
Louisiana.
The revenue receipts to-day were over
81, 0O0, 900. ;,
Secretary Boutwell, hiss gone North, and
win be absent about one week.
The President will be absent about one
week.
Mastery inactivity seems to be the policy
of the Executive.
Private dispatches from Oregon indicate
that the member of Congress heretofore
claimed as Republican is Democrat.
The Democrats have made clean sweep.
Red Cloud and his party had final inter
view to-day with the Secretary Of the Into
rior. when Red Cloud reiterated the de-
mand previously made for the removal OF
Fort Fetterman, aud was informed by the
Secretary Of the Interior, much to his dis
satisfaction, that the fort would not be re-
moved. News has been received that ar
rangemenes have been made for the depar-
ture Of himself and party for home on Mon lon
day next.
Commissioner Delano has decided ad-
yersely with reference to stamps on the
North Carolina tobacco seized In Baltimore.
The counterfeits are slightly longer Than
the tinted lines Of the genuine.
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John MORTON, FLORIST, has large
~ collection Of ROSES Z,)NAL, GERANIU MS.
FUCHIAS, DOUBLE PETUNIAS, and VERDE
ZAS corner OF Main and Reservoir streets. :
Street cars pass the garden every ten minutes.
INV an5pyrk
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3, ALBENARLE COUNTY, VA, -
10 open for vieltors.i For haa fitness; rood,
living, &c. tt Is unsurpassed In the mouatat1Ssf
Children under twelve years and seryanEa haIf
price. Deductions for parties spending she pdxas
mer. Fl j613m1 S-sA.5 K.yYAEGEYS1H;Ss4
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A National Medicine.

onecan hardly pick up newspaper or turn
q street corner n6w-a-day that he does not
find, staring him in the face, the announce
ment that Prof. So-and-so has just discovered
medicine which Is a panacea for all the ills
that flesh Is, or may be heir to. These won
'derfuP' discoveries usually have anexistence
of q few months, then disappear nom public
notice. The reason oftheir sudden extinEuish-
ilnent is apparent. They were humbugs. AT
the outset all menical preparations have an
equal chance for success, as all are equally un-
known; but the char Is soon winnowed from
the grain by the pFAetical test which an. un-
prejudiced public applies to all things. There
are but few preparations of medicine which
have withsteod the impartial judgment of the
people for any lenSth Of time. One OF the few
which We have now IN mind. and which has
been long time familiar to nearly every
household in the land, ~ the celebrated Hos
tetters Stomach Bitters. Their almost uni
versal sale and use and their emphatic en-
dorsement nom all portions Of tine country,
compel tbs admission that they must be q
Epee1ho 1br tho ailments for which they are
ree0enuaeude4. letter. before VI attest their
tefAcncy Id diseases Of the throat. bowels and
qiver. In that truly terrible complaint, dys-
pepsia, they are regarded AZ q sure cure. In
Iftss91agh. where These H9ers are manu-
faeeul4d ,theit sale pr home hss is imnaense.
HhiA fttAlone speAks volumes f. their hvor.
EExtrAcS nom the Muscatine Courier, Iowa;
Feb. Z, 1867.
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From the Daily, Nov.tth
II AaRIcuLTuRAL.-lt was decided b.
y thAnimUus votsof the 4oaaete ana
directors Of tho Wapello County
Agricultural Society It tho last
meeting, 'thst . meeting of the siti-
|Izens Of Wapello county favorable -
it's agricultural interests, DO 9hsld q
the Court House in OttumwG, Satur-
day, December II, 1870, at one
O'Clock, p. m, to take into consider
alton the propriety Of purchasing the
Ottumwa Driving Park grounds for
the use Of thu vounty sooistys These
grounds are ssntrally located, per.
manently improved, and NE all that
could b desired for the purpose. \ II
They can now be- 4 bought quite
sonsble, and the agriculturistsqo
the county should improve this OPP,
portunity. a M n i & tsls. .ge,u
Tho people OF town and county
who feel DESTROYS that Wapello
county should have annual agricul-
tural exhibitions worthy Of our great
resources in thisirespect, and that we
should have grounds st for such ex-
are urgently requested to
bear in mind tho time, and attend
punctually. Able speakers will ad-
dress the meeting.
4 b. order Of the Board. G .Ak.I
u 81. CANTIILD, President.
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sHER1FE,s SALE

By virtue Of an Execution q, ms, directed
nom the Clerk Of the District Court 81 Wa
pello county Iowa. ON q Judgment Obtained
before y. r. Graves. q Justice or the Peace
ofiice1 on the sth day OF June 1852. In
hvcf OF A. Burns as Plt'E. and against
Isaac Nation, as defendants, for the sum Of
est and costs, taxed at 40 and nc
crutn1 cQetgsI have levied d pom the follow.
ing real estate taken as the property OF said
Lot No. twelve ll2j In Block. No eleven iii
U Biakes addition 10 the City OF Ottnnws
est bidder for cash In hand. on the sid tIav 81
Dec, A. D. 1870 In front a the Cualff House
door In Ottpmwa, Iowa at the hour Of o'clk
p. M, OF said day, when and where due At
tendance will be given by the UNDERSIGNED.
I g. A. SWIGGETT, sheriff a said 90.
By VIM. H. II. Asbury. Dep't.
ottumwa, Iowa, Nov. s ls7O.-novl0-wsw.
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AxpnfNrrK1ro SorfcE. {

Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested. hat on the It'll day of November
A ID. 1870, the undersigned was appointed
by the Circuit Court Of Wapello County
lows, Administrator of the Estate Of An
thony, Lowenberg deceased, late of said
county. Al peSsons indebted to said- Es.
tate VIII make payment to the under
eigned, and those having claims against
the same well present them legally au-
Manifested TO RAid Court for allow ance.
Dated Ottumwa, Nov. Sth 1870. 4a
4 CHARLOTTE LowENBERa,
\ noy.l0-w2tA' Administrator.
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Iowa Bee-Keepers' Associa-
go ~ t1Ons

Observation and experience teach
Us that Organisation is necessary for
the accomplishment Of any work
Nowhere has this fact been SO uni-
vorsally overlooked as among bee.
keepers. Lot this be said of the bee
keepers Of Iowa no longer. Let us
establish county associations wher-
ever practical throughout the State.
And as a central organization is nee
essary to the life and growth of local
societies, We propose that the bee
keepers Of Iowa meet at Des Moines,
on Thursday, Deo. 10, 40, at1 one
o'clock, P. NJ, to organize State
Association, and to discuss questions
pertaining to apiaIian science, among
the most important Of which, is that
of sending delegates to tho forthcom-
ing American Convention, at Cincin-
matt, Ohio, February 8 and 8, 1871.
For place of meeting. enquire at the
Office Of tho Zoua Homestead. &
NJ. M. CALLEN, MOravia, Iowa.
81. w. CLARK, Shellsburg,
F. NJ. MILLIKRN, Stiles, q"
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sHERIrF,s SALE !.

By virtue or an Execution to me
directed from the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court ofWspello county, lows, on 9 Judgment
January, 1870. IN favor Of James Keyerney:
as Plaintif's and against Mary Hungerford
and John Potter, Executor a. DEFENDANTS.
for the sum Of Que Hundred and Eiehteen
dollars and sixty cents, and ten per cent int.
and costs taxed at 1915 and accruing costs.
have levied upon the following Real Estate
taken as the property Of said DESCENDANTS. 10
satisfy said Execution, to-wit:
The south east quarter of Section two [2l In
Township seventy-two lT21 Range No. four
teen, in Wapello County, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, on theSd day OF Dec,
A. D., 1870, in front OF the Court House door In
Ottumwa, iowa, at the hour OF one o'clock, d.
IN. of said day, when and where due atten.
dance will be given by the undersigned. -
Dated at Ottumwa. Iowa, Nov. 8, $50.
s.. A. SWfGETT. Sheriff OF said Co.
By VIM. II. II. Asbury, Deputy. f
3 NOV l0-N2t.
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Drs. Hail a. Moore's Eye Syrup
will remove scum, ulcers, infamma-
tion, granulation, &C., from the Eyes.
and lis the greatest remedy known
for weak eyes. Il Is warranted to
cure the worst cases of Sore Eyes, no
matter ofwhat nature, rot how long
standing. Money refunded by our
agents when satisfaction is not given.
For sale BY Taylor, Blake & Co.,
Wholesale druggists, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Aug. II, 1S70-daw6m
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Remember
rJSQrJEBAuGE
or
OLD SETTLERS RlTTERS.
IA WARRANTED. os.e

10 do you moro good thanany other nledicin.
tonic or bitters that Il Recommended for bill
liousness. costiyenees. dyspepsia Al son,
fanguor, general debility, 1oes Of appetite diar.
rhoea, cholera morbus, the Usque6auGh HAS
NO EQUAL In the wide world. Its great cell
cbrity In Scotland, England and Ireland. for
the last two hundred years, u SUFFICIENT proof
that Its virtues and Extraordinary combtna-
tion ID unliva!1sd. No proprietory medicine
No one that has tried It fo1 above and relative
complaints win b without It, rs IL IL far pleas
antef and acts milder than any other cathar-
tic combincd With tonico known. It il '.just
the thing" for business man; chat cannot give
time to allow and weakening Effects OF the or
selves while pursuing their vocations with
more alacfity every day oftts use Until the
system IL properly restored. :
1 I7Fg Sole ProprtetoRp, IT. Madison, Iowa.
Sold by all dealers In medicines. AT Whole-
saic by TAYLOR BLAKE q co.
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Not1ce.

We have this day appointed Mr.. E. r.
Oliver, as the sole agent for the sale OF our
Cslsorased Perfected Spectactes, for which
We claim the following advantages, viz =
They assist, as well AZ preserve, rendering
frequent changes unnecessary. They con-
fer clear and distinct vision as In the
natural healthy sight, They are pare,
hard and brilliant, hence not liable to be-
come scratched. The frames, whether in
gold, silrer or steel, are of the finest quality
and finish. They are fitted by new
mode (Test types) by which mistakes are
impossible. LAZARUS & MORRIS,
apr5d&wly Opticians. Hartford Conn.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution to me direc-
ted from the Clerk ofthe District Court OF
Jefferson County, Iowa, on Judgment
obtained in said Court on the 7th day Of
September 1870 in favor Of John Tomilson
as Pltff., and against g. Armstrong q
Co, as Def'ts. for the sum OF Six Hun
dred and Twelve dollars, and twenty
seven cents and costs taxed at 1855, and
accruing costs, have levied upon the fol-
lowing, taken as the property ofssid De-
PENDANT, to satisfy said execution, to-wit /:
Two Fiat Boats, One Derrick and 1856
feet OF Guy Rope.
And will offer the same for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, ON the
2rd day of December A. D.. 1870, in Ash
land Crossing at the hour Of one o'clock
y. M, of said day, when and where due
.attendance viii be given by the under
signed.
Dated at ottumwa. Iowa, November
4th, 1870.
s.Asw1GGHTT, Sheriff.
Nov. i0.w2t.
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Notice.

Estate of Matthew Plat, deceased.
b STATE OF Iowa,
Wapello County. s's'
To Elizabeth Platt widow OF Matthew Platt
Iate OF said county, deceased and all others
concerned.
You are hereby notified that at a regular
term OF the Circuit Court of Wapelio county,
Iowa, held on the Goth day OF October, 1870,
there was opened and read publicly an in.
strument OF writing purporting to be the last
Will and testament Of Matthew Platt late of
said county deceased; and you are further
notified that tho second day ofithe next term
OF said court commencing on the second Mon
day 18th day OF December. 1879, has been set
- the day for final hearing and proof of said
will, at which time all persons interested may
appear and show cause why the same should
not be admitted 10 probate.
By order OF the Court.
L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk G. c.
nov.-l0-w4t.
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To everybody.

/ To Everybody. s'sss1
/. IfyoA want q now coat, new style
frook or .ancy sack, rember Belts got
em.s sslIy ~
Or perhaps only Pants and Vest,
plain or vsry ilne Cashmere Or white
shirt or fancy tie. Plenty, all styles
at e' k Belts.
And for o fine suit, fancy Cass
mere, Tricot, Beaver, Black Cloth or
Dooskin. Anything in the lineat
s,.s .s BELTS.
Now for Under-S Shirts, Drawers
Gloves. Hats, Caps, Collars, and Um-
brcllas, every grade at BELTS.
Trunks and Travelling Bags, full
line at BELTS.
Hats and Caps, complete stock at
A nice suit made to ordor for BUSH
ness, Dress, or, perhaps, wedding,
got up in style, by Mr.. Salvo, Belts
Justly celebrated Cutter, you must
have, SO nice, and yet so cheap.
E.W. BErTs, E. s y .s.l S..
No. 20, Union Block, @
es Ottumwa, Iowa. Il.
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Fred. w. Hawley's many warm
friends in this city, win be glad to
learn that no reached Aiken, South
Carolina, whore no is now stopping,
without any recurrence Of honmor-
ago Of tho lungs, and was at last &C
counts improving quite finoly, and
enjoying himself well. We earnestly
hope that o winters residence In that
southern climate may fully restore
him to health.
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Notice..
Of Mary Blake deceased.

/ Estate of Mary Blake deceased.
1 STATEoF Iowa,
WapelIo County. 80
! To Charles 4. Blake. John NJ. Blake, Nora
Blake. Mary G. Hill, and Sophia l.. Gephart
Christian Il blake known heirs at law OF
Mary Blake, late OF said county, deceased
and all others concerned.
! You are hereby notified that in vacation of
the Circuit Couit of said county to wit: No
vember Sd, 1870, there was opened aud publicly
~ IN .u ~ sau m
testament OF Mary Blake. late of said county,
deceased and you are further notified that
the second day OF the next term OF said court,
commencing on the second Monday 18th day OF
December. 1870. has been set as the day for the
ffnal hearing and proof of said will at which
time all persons interested may appear and
show cause why the same should not BIO ad
mitted torrobate.
Ry order ofthe flntlrf
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter Of the Estate OF George c.
Barnes, Deceased.
STATE OF IOWA, lee
Wapello County. g
z To Martha Barnes, Pamenus Lovett
Barnes and Crittenden Seymour Barnes,
known heirs at law Of George C. Barnes.
late of said county, deceased, and all
others concerned.
You are hereby notified that at q regu-
lar term OF the Circuit Court Of Wapello
County, Iowa, on the Goth day Of October
1870, there was opened and read public
~ an instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of George O. Barnes,
late of said county, deceased: and you are
further notified that the second day OF the
next term Of said court commencing on
the 18th day OF December, 1870 has been
set as the day for the final hearing and
proof of said will, at which time all per-
sons Interested may appear and show
cause why the same should not be admit
ted to probate.
By order OF the Court.
Z j.. M. COOLEY, Clerk G. G.
nov,8-wSt.
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PIssoxAI.-We notice, upop on,

PsasoxAL-We notice, upon our
streets, VIM. P. Inaxeep, Esq, Of
Madison, Indiana. Mr.. Inskecp.
having 2 good eye TO profitable in
vcstment, had invested heretofore
to some extent In our city, End is
doubtless here On business as vol as
visiting his rclatives.
I. o. Walker, the newly-mar cd
editor Of the Bloomfield Democrat.
flashed into our Office 1 moment. this
evening. s Nau
He says that ho % doing as we'll as
could DO expected under the momen.
tuous circumstances.
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Executors Sale Of Coal Land

/ vilIcffer at public sale The following de.
scrfbed real estate of Jas Parklnson,. deceas-
ed. The Ell s El4 and the East fractional u
n e of Section 8, Township ~ Ranee Sdd
WapellO County, Iowa, containing Up s4e.ioo
Said land Is situated one mile soitH spfAda
B.. = n, RR., and II miles west Of QttumwA,
Iowa. There - variable Coal Milo tfh0ers
lying its Selo Will taxa place AT tho OG1urt
House In Ottumws, on tho 10th o. December
1870 at O'Clock p. m. Torzna made kn6kh
on day q salc. q. A. ARKINsoN,s
uOv.tsoGW-4W.r IA ~ Executor.
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The QUARTER OAK.-We hazard
notHing, W think IN BayiAgthat, all
in all, il has no equal, lts size, it's
shape, afford ding the greatest conyen-
fence, ana its hitmsfods and durable
vessels, entitle it to the preference
over any stove Of which we have
any knowledge. aas,,z4A
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-10
Assignee Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Ottumwa
Manufacturing Company did, on the 9Th day
OF September, 1870, assign, for the benefit OF
to the undersigned. All persons having claims
against said Company are hereby notified 10
present their claims under oath or affirna-
ton to me within three months from this
date. w. c. MOSS, Jr.
Sept 10, lS7O-d6t.w6t.