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EOn-Resident Notice.

No. SIN the Second Chancery Court o.
land and Mary A. L. Rembert VS.. Nicholas
1. Rembert ct al.
1T appearing from bill in this cause thai
il the defendants, Daniel b. Anderson, Louiss
M. Anderson, Dudley Ragland, Nathaniel
RagIand and Samuella Kagland are resi-
dents of the State of Arkansas and non-res'
identsof the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the court.house
In the city of Memphis. Tenn..on or before
the first Monday in October, lS7Os and
plead. answer or dsmur to c~omplainants
bill, or the same Will be taken for confessed
As to them, and set for hearing expartei and
Week. Tor Jour successive weeks. in the Mem
iphis Appeal. This AugusuHs 1870.
II A copy-attest:
!. BY GRO. MAIIERY, Deputy c. and NJ.
Vance 8 Anderson, Sol. for complnls. au2s
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, JulyG.
DR.. il. LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Md
iSir: You Will please send me fOur [4l
smore bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
As YOU will remember, One month Or
six weeks ago. L received three bottles
of III. When I commenced taking il 1
could scarcely walk at all when night
came, but now I suaer no more from
rheumatism. 1 have a little brother
! that is about 10 lose his sight, and 1
wish to Try it for him. o viii please
And Enclosed So, for which you will
please forward me the medicine inn
mediately. Very respectfully, L re-
lmaiu. SAM'L O. MCFADDEN,
\. p o. Box 1883. MurireesbOrO, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. At
&C. WARD & BRO.
g.. W. JONES &CO.
w N ERSON Il co.
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IUsT REcEiYfp.

PUMPS AND FIxrUREs-sl5 Second st.
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CABIN plain work; to carry no passen-
gers except way passengers VINO
S6ould board themselves)-.. 10,DOl
Engines same power, but plalnl-~-.- 900
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OUR Y AT WORK.

"A full assortment of the VERY LATEST
styles of jewelry and fancy goods just re-
ceived at the Jet Palace.
1. ROESCHER q CO.,
32S Main street.
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IHAvE for the past eight months con-
stantly used one of the S12 Oride Gold
Lever Watches, manufactured by
Charles P. Norton g. Co., So Nassau
street, New York, and found the total
variation in its time but one-half minute
Thirty seconds), and it retains the same
appearance of gold as when purchased.
Several of our men use thsm with the
same results. / cheerfully recommend
them for correctness and wear.
HORACE w. WHITAKER,
Erie Railroad, ID
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HTTE e. CoRwINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the Az
Building, IA Union street. are
now prepared to execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. TIL pa
irons of the APPEAJ will bean this in
mind and act accordingly.
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WANTS.

O ITUATION-In a drug store, by a young
- man OF five years experience; REFERENCES
given. Address r. +. M, InkR, Miss. sells
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4OAAA $1,000 aaHH~a"
In fact, we believe that $50 O) would
do the business. If so, u interest is
half less, our insurance half less, u
wear and tear half less, and the steward,
porter, barber, bar-keeper, walters, cooks,
characteristics, laundry maids, with their
wages. wastsge, board and perquisites
would be unknown, the crew might be
reduced to one captain, two pilots, one
clerk 1.-THE captain to do clerks duty
when necessary),One mate, two engineers,
two strikers, and six men. The fuel to
be used should be coal alto
gether. If the trade between here
and New Orleans shall attain the
proportions expected of it the hull of the
steamers might be a~dvantageOusly
widenedt to sixty feet and thus the tonnage
increased to nearly double without re-
curing any more water to float the boat
than was required before. As some boat
men may doubt this, we will mention, in
support of the above proposition, that
the steamer City of Alton as originally
constructed was but SO feet beam and go
feet in length. She was built for speed,
and carried but 900 tons on seven feet of
water. She was purchased by the Memphis
Packet Company and widened to 90 feet.
She now carries 1900 tons on the same aOG-
ter and makes the same speed as before,
though her engines are the same pat IA her
tUhen 6uiLt. Thus it will be seen that the
science of constructing steamers has not
vet reached that perfection beyond which
is no improvemCnt. When this is the
case we have hope that at the proper time
some genius will arise who viii give TO
the commercial interests of this valley a
steamer model which shall realize all the
economy possible to water transportation
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LETTER LIST.

The folIowingf Is tbs LIST of letters remain
Ing In the Memphis Posto flee and not deliV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
will be delivered promptly BY carriers.
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FIFTY HoURs-NEw YORK DAILIEs.-
Joe Locke, 1854 Main street, receives the
Herald, World, Times, Tribune, San and
Journal Of Commerce; also, the weekEes,
etc, through in fifty hours.
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Brown & JONES, 2s2 Main street,
Bethel Block, wholesale and retail dealers
in Pittsburg, Canneland Ohio river Goals,
and Gas Coke. Both city and steamer
trade supplied.
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LAWYERS AND Book WORMS, ATTEN-
TIoNl-Embraced In the sale this after
noon,s at 3 clock, is the law and miscellane-
Gus library of the late Judge Hill.
A M. STODDARD Il co,
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LADIES, be sure and examine those
beautiful jewelry and jet goods just ar
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For a thorough business @ucation. go
To Leddin's Commercial College, 23S Main
street. Evening sessions commencing
Monday, September 9TH,
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BLACK DIAMoSDs.-Bigley, Mellersh u
Co., dealers in Pittsburg, camel and an
thracite coal, and Pittsburg and gas coke,
corner Main and South Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn.
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To the above sum total should lie added
the interest upon the cost OF the boat, and
the insurance upon same. Money Is
worth IOper cent. per annum which would
be S9I4 "a per month. The risk, as proved
by the losses the BOatmen's and the
Floating Dock Insurance Companies OF
this city have been Obliged to pay, cannot
be rated at under 8 per cent. per annum
with any safety, which would amount 70
1857 L per month, which make Sld7l 80 To
be added TO the above monthly expense.
Now comes the question Of repairs-or
wear and tear. What is the average da-
ration OF a steamboat? How long viii
she wear before she IS worn OUT At ten
wears a boat is worn out, says a good au-
thorfty. Suppose we put it upon this ba-
sis. Then we must add S9I4 "a per month
| for wear and tear. % stands b mat
ter now? The total disbursement for
help, interest, insurance and wear and
tear upon such a steamer the is s64s5 81
per month, or S77,S27 20 per annum,
and she has not turne a wheel yet. She
must have supplies for the cabin. She
must have walters, chambermaids, por-
/ ters, stewards, cooks, laundry maids,
/ ETC., etc, before she is equipped, and al
those people must be PAID fair wages
/ and boarded. Who can tell of the amount
of waste, who can reckon the amount
of stealing all these people cause and
perpeGraL9G heSL assureuf sb5aLIooaS-
men, however well the Grand Tower
NAV answer the uses of the Memphis
Packet Company, she could not earn
auy money in q great through Trade be-
tween here and New Orleans, in eOmpe-
tition with the railroads which will exist
before five years more have lapsed. She
would afford the city no true economy OF
river navigation. Suppose instead of her
model we take a boat built as follows:
Hull same dimensions as Grand Tow
NeH s2s,7OC
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SEE u cheap Hosiery. Menken Bros

fMULEsAN HoRsEs,-Twenty-aveh head
extra fine drsy mules and good horses, at
Dismukes & Howard's mammoth stables,
70 Monroe street.
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RoBERTsoN's BUSINESS CoLLEGE-Is
the place to attend, to obtain a practical
knowledge of double entry bookkeeping.
Rooms open day and night.
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ENGLISH, French and German hosiery,
all grades and prices. The largest and
cheapest stock to be found at Southern
Palace, 1872 Main street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the war in Europe,
the best and newest styles of French and
German dry goods are now being daily re-
ceived at the Southern Palace, 1872 Main
street.
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SEE advertisements of DIR. Butts' Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another co..
umn, it should be read by all.
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STEAM F1rrIse-sl5 Second street.

New Dress Goods opened this week at
MENKEN BROS.
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@ EALED Proposals will be received up to
y l2o'clOck on wednesday, the 18th of Sep
TENDER, for the ERECTION of the proposed
Court House for DeSoto county, at fernando.
Plans and specifications can be. seen at y
office of Jones & Baldwin, Architects, KIT
Williams Block. All Information desired
will be furnished by the arcnitects, or by the
undersigned, T. W. WHITE,
A. W.SrOKES,
JOSIAH DALEY,
sell Building Committee
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ALL of the latest weeklies and month";
hes, just received al Joe L0cke's, 1854
Main street, -aE 900
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aENTLEMEN's LIST.
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE ladies are desired to examine our
laces and embroideries, this day opening,
at Southern Palace, 1872 Main street.
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D. G. & II. NJ. LowENsTEIN are this day
receiving the largest and cheapest assort-
ment of dress goods in the city, at the
Southern Palace, 1872 Main street.
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HEMsTIrCHED Handkerchiefs, war
ranted pure linen, 1sc. at Menken Bros.
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THE Imperial Jacket, the newest and
handsomest garment OF the season, can
be seen at headquarters Of taste and fash
ion-Herzog's.
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HoUsEKEEPERs are particularly re-
quested to examine our goods in their
line. Southern Palace, 1872 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL

BROWNE 8 BRowSE-Sl5 Second street.
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BONE or NO soNE7
A Lively Shooting Affair at Joan 6aston's
Arising cat OF A Portef. House
Steak. J

The Nearer the Bone the swsster the
Meat.
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By Murray & Ridgely, merchant tail
ors. No. 81 Madison street, Memphis,
Tenn, the most splendid and choice Sc
lection of goods for gentlsmen's wear
ever offered in this market, consisting of
all styles of French, English, Scotch and
German Goods in their line, which they
are now making in the latest and mo
approved styles, and at reasonable prices.
Please call and examine.
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Fl Il. aUEoN
RENTAL AND COLLECTING AGENT
To Contractors.

with Register, Trezevant& Co.,)
No. $40 Main street, corner Jefferson, Mem
sell pills., Tenn. sL
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COTTON FACTOR
r
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
230 Front ST., Memphis, Tenn.

sE Copsignments of cotton solicited. Lib
.eral advances made on consignmeuts In store
Bagging rope and plantation supplies 4r-
nisned at the lowest market rates, SCI
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Gas FITTINa-8l5 Second street,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24
NOTICE OF INTERPRETATION.

Notice Is hereby given that . corpora.
tion hAs this day been fDrmsd under Chap.
So Of the Revision Of 1850, OF the Laws Of
Iewa. Is IS known a. the '.westsrn Rail-
way Contrasting Company" with i.
principal place OF business ct the City nf
0tsumwa, Wapello County, Iowa. 3tas
The general nature OF. tie business of
the Cooperation ID the construction or
Railroads and other Morks OF Internal
Improvement In the Western States.
The amount Of the capital Stock author
ized is one hundred thousaud dollars diyi
detl into shafes Of $4,000 each the same to
b paid il, according 70 the orders Of the
Board Of Directors.
The Corporation conuences on the 36th
day Of October, 1870. and terminates on the
18th day Of October 1873.
The affairs Of the corporation Arc to be
managed by board OF not less than three
nor more than i've Directors. who are to
be elected nualiy on the first Monday
Of October. John 8. Wolf. s. D. Carpen-
ter and III. g. Angle are TO bs the direc-
tors until the next annual election.
The highest amount OF Indebtedness
that the Corporation small incur vt any ono
time is two thirds OF the amount ofits
capital stock.
The private property Of the stockhol-
defs IL exempt from the Payment OF the
corporate Indebtedness.
II. q. ANGLE, PREsIDENr. .
PERRIN BURDIcK, Secretary. IS a6a
0ttumws, Iowa, October seth, 1870.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

e5 ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court OF the State Of Iowa, In
& and for Wapeflo County.
Wilson Whitmore, against Priscilla Elem
Ing, ct. al.-January term, 1871.
TO John II. Fleming and 6usanA Roberts.
Defendants You are hereby notified that on
or before the LIST day Of November, 1870, the
petition Of Wilson Whitmore. Plalhtin. win
be Med In the Clerks Once Of the District
Court OF Wapello County, Iowa. In which
p!Mnti1 asks said Court to quiet the title in
him and forever bar any pretended claim of
yoprs in and to q part Of the n " " OF the
e<section 8, township n, range ~. described
- fDllows; commencing 70 rods south Of tho
q wcoFnM Of said quarter section. thence east
80 rods thence north A rods thence west 60
rods thence south a rods TO place OF begin
ming, q acres,
And that unless you appear and make de-
fenee thereto at or before noon okthe second
day Of next term OF said Court, to be begun
and held at the Court HOune at Ottnmwa in
said County. on the 23d day of January 1871,
your DEFAULT will be entered and q decree rem
dered thereon AGAINST you. Is ss
4 dated Ottumwa Oct. 26tn 1870.
ss JAQUES Il FAWCETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold at Public Auction, on the prem
,iBcs OF the subscriber. on the road leading
from Agency City 10 Martinsburg, near Cedar
Greet bridge, on saturday, Nov. Is, 1870, ut 10
o'clock q. M The following described prop
esty Ohe Span OF Large Work Mutss,s ona Z
span of Mares, Six head of Yearilng Colts,
FIVE head Of Cows, Eight head OF yenrllngSs
Fifty head of Sheep, several head of stock
HoGnt Corn In crib, two pair ofgood Bob Sheds
Corn Planter and reaper, harness and other
sfticles too numerous TO mention. & SO b
TERMS---A credit Of fourteen months will
heRf0e2 ON al sums over f1vsslollaTy.liA SE
ov.i7-w2t. c. ID. KING.
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/ will offer at public sale the following de-
scribe1 real estate Of Jas. Parkinson. deceas-
ed The EL 9 EN and the East fractional j
N Ek OF 8ectlon 5, Township q Range Is In
WapsllO County, Iowa, containing 10 40-I00
said land Il situated one mile south or the
n q II. RR. and II miles west OF Ottumwa,
Iowa There Is valuable Coal Mine UNDER
lying It, sale will take place at tho Court
House in Ottumwa, on the 10th Of December
lS7Q. ct O'Clock p. m. Terms made known
ON day Of sale. g. A. PARKINSON,
noy,S-d&w.4w. Executor.
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II has been ascsrtained that Mrs.
Avery, Who disappeared from her
home IN Chicago last Friday, was the
sams lady who jumped into the river
Of Niagara Falls on last Saturday
She was tho wife Of . prominent
Lumbar dealer in Chicago, -
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70 b. r. Grain You are hereby net,ned
Cbfk q the Circuit Court OF Watefio County,
Iowa tho pe4itiou OF the Cayuga Chief Manu-
lhetufiu6 Company. claiming OF you the sum
ofOns Hunered And Fifty DOLLARS on q prom
sissory note given by You said Company,
which became due 1sth Decemb@r 1889, which
also draws tan per cent interest from its date.
Said petition also asks Tor u writ Of attach
nent against your. property. Now unless you
appear thereto and defena beforen noon Of the
which term WIN begin On the I2sh dry OF Dc.
cemher $50, sdefauft viii be catered against
you and Judgement rendered thereon for the
sum o, one. hundred and dfty-doilars, with
interest And cost Of this suit. ss9s -
Is 49, HUTCHINSON 4 HACKWORTH.
!" pov.f-~st. Plaintins Attorneys
10 b. r. BELL.
sT.,ss Sir.- You arc hereby no
|tihed that the petition OF John Prosser 10
On Ale il the Sflice ofthe Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court OF Wapello County Iowa. in
which he claims judgement against Won,
fur thesum Of eighty twp dollars. for atone
purchased and received by you, and un-
1eBs you appear and mako defense
to said petition on or before
neon or the second day of the next
tdrm of - d Circuit Court to be conn.
menced on tho 18th day Of December 1870,
default will be taken and Judgement rem
lered against you for the amount claimed
with interest and cost. &C. pm & q 4
NORRIS J. WILLIAMS,
n0v.S-w4f. Attorney for Petitioner
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Ass,onee Norice.

Notice is hereby given that the ottumwa
MannlhctuRing Company did, on the 9th day z
0f September, 1870, assign, for the beneft OF
cre1itorn. ali the properly real and par1pnaA .
o theundersigned. All psrsers hs wing claims
aeotns9 aid Company are terehE mol i9an 70
present their claims under oath or dfYirma-
to "a me Sglihin three monthE frpnS 13lis !
date. w. G. MOSS. Jr.
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IheYQet deriea st4at LAY a4H1s,
fused e JOIN England and Austria a
eppOe1tiOn ~ aede5ios pteSeuafUno. 20
kssse!l writes hom yeraeilleps i
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torn ps ~ JonfnAgs .isasss mi ~
The Times this morning intimates
taa !, sne rsss egF:us loI Nappleon y
o. tne cards' - !. -,
Z ~ e rQmQred thAt Won Der Lamp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .ssI 49, 40 - -
Mew York Noy.s1 4.
{ a tele4fAm rom = ereaiIles ~
ln0unces that three tF1eea -!
under the Dake of 1sckl1nnen0v Z
Yen: voA Der Tam md Prino1
ffedl Gharle9 AN neetedf
junctl0a, ana that the whole torcs1S
nov ectrk Pon ne e supsyss ~ loaf
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Loire 9 seid TO b retrsating bshiqd
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isia i . ss.. = a. - zs.y ! -
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dsted hond0n y. 1ays rs !.
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3. F. Pratt 4 Co., at Blakesburg,
are opening ont . tine lot Of goods,
which they are selling at Ottumwa
prices.
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\. hHSlD8I1k NOTICES. Sol
SSH $50 ~ syssse,a-,> u sss,s-s
Hox AFlSlAloaIx Aln Asa0SfA-
81 ne4lAs Cd 1lsSls ~ sssiss 81
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Llsol. asent - sssasar ls, 8 Il. As,
: S1sIksd lIs6dI wiShlnf 8 hGtg t1S,1A
nn1aeneaaqd ep1oeed life likp, rive me !
'SAM i'd Nh Al1tSrt1ln the AH1urd nOtlotf
'th&t l1o1nH 49, III oonea1l)ht Am1ess IL
- 1one u tkS East. Give me ChapQa
Aa4 I On 40 II Wsll and 1nnch chsapsrsS N
CO. GO f 1s 8 PC 1902 r. "A (.
;akss sn 81 cssa sstSxxxkfR.ti
50. COO l 1QEs AID GItLs
'wANTED. one e, more a sysrx city.
yillafs nd hss1 nec!1 90 g ne United
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Tha.City Council

r
met lsst night, and transacted busi-
ness OF . general nature, auditing
bills, ETC., and granted the petition
Of citisens praying for crossing To-
- laid On Court strsst, NON GEuSs'a
corner 70 the southeast corner oppo-
site.
A resolution was adopted permit
ting the 81. 4 d @. tR b r. TO Icy
: switch track along the alley in
o..,, a1n Der 81 under certain
estric tions and provisions.
N. Warden introduced the follow,
ing rslolution, which was adopted
By : unanimous vote: e
y 4 1ssoepsk That the street com
mittee b instructed TO contract with
rssb0n6lh16 pafties Or the b1ildin 8
Of side. walks, Of 3x4 inch scantling
where the cnrb line is eatablishsd,
provided, the property owners do
not fostAWitA 1sese the Same on
notice to do 20 from said CON mittse.
% 10 provided n section :, ordinance
No. &c. So 4.
Mr.. Ballingall presented 4 petition
signed By J. b. Merrill, }. a.
eohworm, n. Hsinrlob, =. n He'd
rick, !. r. Hsckwortb, John Kear-
wile, Conn LOWS, Clersts& 1indxl,I
r. N. Harlan, J. W. & &. g. Hug-
gins. ". A. JoslsA Daztsl Eaton,
J. B. Picker, Barnard Scully, a. b.
Hmilton, J. ". Shea and A. Burns
representing that By The absorption
Of Samantha street ~ the various
tailrsa6s, quite An amount Of prop
srty lying between Main and saman-
tba streets hos bssn nads almost
valselses; hey would, therefore, ask
thS Coanoil - taxa snAh notion - \
necassasy eovidsn the alley between
Main and Samantha strssts, = that
i may b used for street pnrposss
The petition, ~ Anosion y NJ.
r,.nn;... -. - s..a. a. thA
$50. 49, !. ; /. j. 49,. -. -. ~,
s'1sss con"'sa go - al 49, 80
City Solicitor, for examina:ion, and
report neoessary action ~ nsxs
meeting. sssgs "a
Mr.. Cnmmin - prCoo0te4 . toooso.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

4 yituetion rs Miller, q % take eharae OF Z
I'LL. Can do ordinary repairs. Addfeea.
Aessrs FOREMAN Q ARNOLDN' Y
NornAnshiu Mills Albany,u
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

The City Cosncil ~ coaeluded 70
purchase six of ths Babsock Fire Hx.
tiDguishsrs, and tsey no sooner say
they win, than company Of young
men ars rspidly fernisg y usnths
machines. We thinkit was wise
policy y secure : pam1 q 49,
machines, = nearly - our grsatsst
CONGREGATIONS were discovered in
tAsir incipisat stass. jsst whom this
machine can y ussd the most effect
lively.