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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
ELPHoNzo YouNGs. EN-. BURGLAR

CORNER FoUR-ANp-A-HALF STREET.
SUGAR.
L L3Afr fdfFrE RHM phhHp 1hAN NoLArEp--is cents cents
a. D9. $50 sss q.
bkOW IL and L ) cents
AL, ENGLISH, BREAKFAST, &c, ailrrades
and prices, guaranteed as Low as any heuse in the
city.
JAVA, choicest Old Government roasted. SO cents
DO. G. Genuine roasted. Is cents
Ro Do Ess. EsTs 90. -..----.-----'----.-io cents
Do. e. Genuine, .,,,,,.....:..s cents
TO cents
MARhG%IBo tati finest in the to 20 cent: cent:
Three kinds combined. .roasted-someihing
cSf cos sn Roasted Fresh day eSR5. %s
and we grind them hsia for our customers WITHOUT
STEWARTs SILVER and WHITE BRIPs, and
Other brands which can only be appreciated by en
A genuine article Of choice NEW ORLEANS al
Says on hand; as also Other lower grades. Prices
SuCE WELGHT BEST FAMILY.-.----s9 81 per sack
CHOICE EATRA-....--..-..- 81 per sack
FLOUR So psr nsr ssfs sSs
Several brands Of G. B. JEWELL s. several brands
KEYS TALLOW; in fact, twenty five kinds or
more, all at the lowest prices.
PRUNEs. FIGS,
DATES; BASINS, PAPER SHELL ALMONDS,
and NUTS Of all kinds.
Several choice varieties, by the barrel or bushel
POTATOES.
Several choice varieties, by the barrel or bushel
BUTTER,
P.rtienlar attention given to this one article in
choice article from New York State. Nf''''N
In fact W give our special and undivided atten-
FAMILY TRADE,
and make it our whole study to furnish the VERY
generally Our facilities for buying are E Sy
none, and we guarantee TO sell as low any other
house IN the city, also To give the article quality
and quantity as represented. Please give a single
ELPHONZO YOUNGS d CO.,
ERS,
354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CORNER FoUR-ASD-A-HALF STREET.
EtPHoNZo J. u YoUNGs. M. BURCHARD
G. .. O'HARE q SON,
GROCERs,
1913 SEVENTH STREET NV, BET. n AND N
We have just made arrangements to receive i'm the
largest quantities A ~"
A. ROSS RAY BROS
| PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR,
THE ARLINGTON MIL
This celebrated Flour is WARRANTED to gi
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
1T HAS NO SUPERIOR IN THIS MARKR
Alec, their celebrated high grade,
ARLINGTON MILLS EXTRA,
which is GUARANTEED to be SUPERIOR
many brands of Family.
And their
CONGRESS EXTRA FLOUR,
EXCHANGE EXTRA.
PERFECT UNIFORMITY GUARANTEED
CHOICE GOODS AND THE LOWEST PRICES,
c. q. O'HARE q SON, Grocers,
1919 SEVENTH STREET,
reH-u BETWEEN n AND n
BAKERs. ATTENTION.
We have in store large quantity OF
COOKING BUTTER,
Which We offer at VERY Low PRICES.
II. n. BROWN q Co.
Cwoodwards Building
ieH 1907 Pennsylvanis sveuue
n ONDON BISCUITS,
IL Another importation just opeued
Dessert Rusks,
Eugene,
Naccaroon,
Caskets,
ROyM Dessert,
Lemon Nuts,
and Pearl Biscuit: slso
Edenburgh Albert Biscuit
"a N. w. BURCHELL
tal9 Under Ebbitt House. cor Hfh md ~.
FLouRi ELouRu
1eceipts direct from the min, With orders 70 ssal q
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BALrrMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Special correspondence of The Star. !

FOURTH DAY.
FEKDERIcS. Nh, March 5, is7o.-The vote OF
the laity of the Baltimore Conference on the
the subject of lay delegation was announced, to
wit
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CITY ITEMS.

The ATTENTION OF our readers is respectfully
called to the advertisement of MI. Christian
Xander. of the late firm of Xander s. Mueblei-
sen,) which win be found in our columns Mr..
Xander has taken the spacious store No sl3 Ith
street, between i street and Massachusetts ave.
nue., where he has large stock OF imported ana
domestic liquors of the best brands.
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SET FOR TRIAL.-The case Of Albert Nichols,
colOred, charged with the murder OF his wife
and wite's mother, in the Seventh Ward, has
been set for trial in the Criminal Court next
Monday. DIR. SnOdgrass is his counsel.
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LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL LTHKATSR.-"Aladdin'' and "Swiss
Cottage"
WALLS OPER A HorsE-The Chapnan Sis
tiers and Z. r. Sishop, In the Forty Thieves"
LINCoLN hALL.-Handel's oratorio, "The
Messiah"
WHITKH JKsr QALLERY-Grard cash prize
exhibition OF Cofntc Panorama Of Removal of
the CaPTtsl, Mammoth illuminated War Views,
Classical Statuary, copies OF the great masters,
minor comicals, &c, &c, commencing at eight
O'Clock. See amusement column.
SMITH & STRoss's ART GALLERY, as It.
MARKRfTHk's AIT GALLEY, se6 7th street.
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NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES RECEIVED
IN AND FOR SALE AT
SHILL1NGTOH'S BOOKSTORE,

Ne" BOOKS SNb DIP Pok HASAz!SEs shhE AZ RECEIVED
SHILLLNGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
CoRNER AZ STREET AND Pa. Av.
Conjugal Sins against the Laws of Life and Health,
and their Effects upon the Father, Mother and Child
M4. Geraid. Niece. A Novel By Lady Georgi-
ana rullelton Msd1ra Leigh: Price 2, cents
ALI TIE MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
5Serland Monthly, Old and Sew,
Atlantic Monthly, Young Folks,
Peterson 3 Magazine, Pleasant Hours
Chamber Journal, Good Words,
Lesle's Magazine, Harper Magazine,
Dsmorest's Fashions, Ball0u's Magazine,
Hours at Home, The Nineteenth Century
Th,IIu The True Story of Mrs; shakspeare,s Life.
Letter, Note. Cap Paper, and Envelopes at the
For sale at
sHILLlNGTONS BOOKSTORE,
JAZZ Corner ~ street and Penna. avenue.
LOOKOUT FOB THE HOLIDAY DAYS.
A very hne and large assortment Of HOLIDAY
PREsENIS, censisting Of
POCKET BIBLES,
"EWaT5kkss W1ks pRsskss pRSxEs,
'iss ESE S55FffsSssHEssSS5Es fas%ssHHssS5Es, a%sHs BOOKS
PHqTSSakHAFP# PSSakkF HdDks1 AHRgMs'
S.; :fF'; :ss very
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
de 0-h Corner 7th aad Streets.
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BAPTIZING.-Rev. Mr.. Henderson, of the col
Ored Baptist Church in the First Ward, yester-
day baptized eighty-two persons by immersion
in the Potomac river, at the sycamore" About
three thousand people witnessed the ceremony,
and the service was very interesting.
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conscience MONEY.-On Saturday an un
known gentleman called at the CITY Hall ant
deposited to the credit Of the General Fund s5
as conscience money. This is said to be the frs
payment Of the kind ever made to the Corpora
ton.
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1Hk ktstLAs soCIABLE Of the Missouri State
Hal; and was web attended, a large nnnlbeT of
well known Aissourisns being prese MT. among
Ehom we're the senators and Represeatatiyes
from that state and Ex-Governor FIetcb.-
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"HOw I oBTAISED A COMMISSION, or one
phase of the Lobby Is the title OF farce in
one act the joint production of Miss Sydney
Thornhill, young lady Of this city, and DIR. X.
j. Scuthworth, of 3eorgetown, son of the well
known novelist, Mrs. r. ID. r.. N. Southworth.
We have read IL in manuscript, and find that
much of the subject matter Is pertinent to re-
cent developments here, winch gives the piece
a local interest apart from its general merits,
which include sprightly dialogues and amusing
sltuations- The central character around which
events revolve is United States Senator
Who is anSicus to get into the good graces
met at a reception. The lady, however, has
a younger lover to whom she is much at
faehed, but he cannot make enough money
ture ON Iastrimony. The Senator, finding how
the and lays, gets the young gentleman a com
mission ss an officer in coiored regiment, in
tending to have the regiment ordered to Alaska
and thus get his hated rival out of the waY'
While the young man Is attending to his new
duties the Senator attempts to improve the op-
interrupted by a colored man, servant to the
family, who Is in league with the banished lover.
The Senator gets him a warrant as corporal in
the same regiment, and thinks he has now re-
moved all obstacles to his success; but his NEST
interesting tete-a tetes again interrupted by
eoiored sweetheart of the newly-made corporal. !.
who Is also servant in the house and one of ..le
conspirators against the peace OF the Senator and
rs always turning up just when she isn't wanted
She Is finally bought of by giving her a coveted
position as "boss scrubber" at the Treasury,
anu ths SENATOR, congratulatlng himself on his
diplomacy IN overcoming all the difficulties
which stood in his way. seeks another interview
with bis charmer, and is getting along very wen
when he Is again interrupted hy the "boss scrub
bsI who brings unexpected and unwelcome
intelligence. " Some one had blunderedn and
the mt supposed to be en- route for Alaska
had been ordered to Washington, and was even
then coming up the Avenue to the tune of
Johnny Comes Marching HOme.o Getting
desperate, the Senator declares his passion. but
Whine on his knees before the adored one, Is sur,
prised BY the gay lieutenant, and the young lady
e0nfesses that she has been all the time engaged
TO the latter. Making the best of his defeat, the
senator gives the lovers his blcssing-or words 10
that enect-and retires, and the curtain falls
upon Two happy couples-the lieutenant and his
promised wife, and the faithful corporal and his
s.bOSs scrubIer' -
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RIRps.-IMPoRrEp CANARY BIRDS, MOCK.
IL ING HISDs, and TSE M9GKINS Ing BiHD116
&c. FRED. BILLIE, y
fe ll-lmr No. $50 PsnAsylyania avenus. 196
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POLICE IrEs.-WashinSton Brown .cI,
was arrested yesterday morning by oficer Eie,'
Of the first precinct, for stealing a horse ans;
buggy from Willis Jones. Jones had left hi
buggy standing in front Of the church where he
attended service, and Brown took possession of
il for a drive about town.
Arthur Brooks, colered, was arrested by Ser
geant Teiple for the larceny Of q game chicken
from VIM. Hawkins, and held for a hearing BY
Justice Schmidt.
Benjamin Bcrkley and James RAwlins, two
butchers, were arrested last evening by ofiicers
Mills and Shemoneck, Of the eighth precinct, on
q cnarFe OF larceny Of meat, made by John Rad
cnne, Keeper OF meat store. They were COM
hii''eu " jAA for court by Justice Schmidt.
ihE NUIARiEs PUBLIC.-On SATURDAY. in the
~ So1t. IN 1eneral term Mr.. Merrick prepared
-. nna presented to the court the necesrary papers
I'D the case OF j. III. McKenny in order To have a
aahg on me question whether there are now
any legally qualified Notaries Public. and he
sIg.eI the case at some length. The court
noi1s a.a tae case under advisement Judoc WyIie
ssiu % tnat whatever way the Question vas dec,,led
.t sneIe was no ground for alarm as to the viola
u9n ci tne acts OF the Notaries. Whatever
lgnt be the result of this case the then notar;si
Sss WOULD pc recognized by the court. .indce
cLsion OF the case. ee IN carry oe-
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fouNG CATHOLICS FRIENDS SoCIErY-The
semi-annual meeting of this society was held
ias' evening AT Carroll Hall; the President Ma
molly, Secretary. The President Submitted his
semi-annnsl report, showing for the six months
endlng februaIy ., ls.0, the receipts and ex-
dues collected, eI5135; from other sour ces'
sis,5 total, S609.61. Expenditures-Tuition in
81 Patrck q school. 1896; st. Peters Sill 40:
Astthew,s, $3.50; st. Dominic's, sI06GO; ST.
;a.Sysins', 40 sr2.os, st. Mary's, s127I; Immacu-
snso 60 conception, $113.63; total for tuition,
fnrsS ss1ns S1nei expenses, s3145; total expendi-
hunoef OF boys for whose tuition the SOCIETY
.h; nss haoe aPpropriadions was 466, and the mem
Sgrngp ,Se St ,ne nss, society is e increase Of s.
pastor q st. Patrick's church. and Cerro,i
Brent, As9.' one OF the ex-Presidents Of the 90
fiesy. Eea made - snort - ADDRESS Right Rev. Dr.
honorary member, after which the socistv AN an
journed. au-
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1EE REorLAR weekly literary reunion at the
resioenee OF Hon: Horsslo King, ON SATURDAY
evening, Was a brilliant afair, and atte nded by
main feature Of the evening was the deiiverinS
9f a lecture By Vincent Collyer. Eso.. OF New
YORK, VINO related his experience In Ilaska
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POLITICAL DIFvICULTY.-On Saturday, Mr.
John Fogarty was in the Mayors Office for the
purpose or asking Mayor Bowen's influence in
obtaining an appointment on the police force,
anu while he was conversing with the MayOr,
Mr. Henry Himber, Commissioner of the First
ward, who was present ,infoI med the Mayor tn at
Fogarty had been a violent Democrat and had
exerted himself to have Republicans removed
from Office under Johnson's admipistrati
Mr. Fogarty replied by saying that he had faced
the rebels in twenty battles, and he could face
rebel Commissioner. MIR. himber immedi-
ately retaliated by striking Mr.. r., when the
parties were ordered out Of the Office
This morning Sergeant Robert johnson ar
rested Mr. Hinlber, who is charged on the oath
OF Daniel r. Cahill with having committed An
him before Justice Walter.
Mr. Himber plead guilty, and asked that the
Justice ix the amount OF fine; but the justi ce
stated that he would hold him to bail in SjOO for
his appearance at court. Mr.. III. said that he
would Go the same thing again if any one called
him rebel, as he had ser ed I'm the Union army
and been Republican ever since Mr.. Himber
gave the required bail and was released.
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DR. GARNET, Of this city, has written . u,
ter in reply to Senator Summers recent reno,
on the Medical Society, I'm which he denies tbe
aiiegations IN thai report, and adduces the evi-
oence OF has coloret patients to show that he did
fot treat Dr. Augus<a in an unprcfessional maH-
ner, as charged by tke latter
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TEAS.
GUNPoWDER, JAPAN. 0OL0NG, IMPERI-
AL. ENGLISH, BkEAkFAST, &c., allgrsdes
and prices, guaranteed as Low as any heuse in the
city.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE SIXTH AUDITORS, Or
sTi.e following prometiom have been
snsinia, and w. y. Ham Of Washington. ID. O..
Sn nrst 70 second-ctass clerks; T. l. Liable.
m PrInehsai messenger to clerk OF f,rst-elass:
senxer. 'P~i Aaes-
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STOLEN CHURCH PROPERTY RECOVERED
The Church Of the Epiphany, on the 9Th OF
February. was entered by a thief and a large
silver pitcher stolen therefrom. The facts were
rsported 10 Police Headquarters II at the time
out no clue TO the property was discovered
until yesterday morning. when q bow met Lieut
Tate and handed HIN the pitcher, saying that
be found II in the canal. IL Is now at head
quarters, subject to tho orders Of the proper
church authorities.
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Always Ahead.

-, .'--.- 49, -..-l.
Ihere 70 2 man On ma'n stfeet VIM
sells the best plowlto piow tho ground
Tor corn; the best two horse and hand
planter, TO plant tho corn; tho best
cultivator, to work tho corn; then tho
best steamer 70 cook the corn, g
that two-thirds oftho iced fcd cook
ed, will mako moro beet Or pork than
the whole aaoantwill when fed raw,
We saw one Of those Anderson
steamers in operation, on Market
street, on MONDAY; il scemod to do
all that its friends claimed for 1t. Mr..
Shepherd statcs that no will have one
in operation every Saturday, ct his
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sHERIrFs SALE,

BY virtue Of an execution to me di-ec-'
ted from the Clerk of the District Court OF
Wapello County. Iowa, on Judgment
obtaine ! in said Court on the Ssh day OF
February 1870 in favor Of Ann Allen, as
Plaintiff. ard against A. Oden, ms Def't
for the sum Of thirty-tive dol RS, and
costs taxed at $7.s5, and accruing costs, !
have levied upon the following real estats
taken as the property Of said Defendant,
to satisfy said execution, to-wit:
Tot No. one m, in Block No. ninety
four (94), in the city of Eddyyilie, Wapcl-
10 County, Iowai
And will offer the same for sale to tho
highest bidder for cash in hand, on the
10th day Of October, A. D.. 1870, in front ot
the Court House door, In Ottumwa. at the
hour of one O'Clock p. M, of said day,
when and where due attendance will be
given by the undersignee
Dated at ottnmwa. Iowa, Sept, nber
10th, 1870.
S. A.SWIGGErT Sheriff.
By wM, Fl. II. AsBURY, Depty Sheriff.
sent. l5.W2t, ss s
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To Everybody,

-
IfyoA want new coat, now style
frock or .ancy sack, rember Belts got
EN-.
Or perhaps only Pants and Vest,
plain, or very fino Cashmere, or white
shirt or fancy tic. Plenty, all styles
at BETS.
And for a fine suit, fancy Cassi
mere, Tricot, Beaver, Black Cloth or
Doeskin. Anything in the lineat
BELTS.
Now for Under-Sbirts, Drawers
Gloves. Hats, Gaps, Cottars, ana UNI
brcllas, every grade at BETS.
Trunks and Travelling Bags, full
line ct BELTS.
Hats and Caps, complete stock at
BELTS.
A nice suit made TO order for Bust
ness, Dress, or, perhaps, wedding,
got up in style, by Mr.. Salvo, Belts
Justly celebrated Cutter, You must
have, 80 nice, and yet so cheap.
e. w. Belts,
No. rs, Union Block,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
sept. 13.l.d&w-tf.
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MIN Cnango:

Messrs. J. O. jackson 4 John Alex
andcr have purchased and leased the
entire interest of the old firm Of
Hunter Il Co, in the Ottumwa
City Mill (known as the upper mill,)
and MIR. Hunter has retired from the
business. MIR. jackson is practical
miller, and has . well established
reputation, as all who have tested his
ability at Kirkvillc, know. These
gentlemen are now running the mill
to its utmost capacity, being five
hundred bushe, per day, and are
turning off some of the very best
quality Of flour, tho "Golden Sheaf,"
and .Ottumwa City xxx" being
their specially and for which they
challenge rivalry. They are supply
ing two Of the most extensive
Bakeries, and their flour may DO
found in almost every grocery IN the
city.
Their main object is to please
customers, which they are bound to
do by guaranteeing satisfaction at
all times and under all circumstances,
and to test this promise they invite
the farmers Of Wapello county, to
give them . trial.
Thoy now have TN hand..:a very
good gaade of -four at el.00 per
sack.
Chopping done as cheap as at any
other place IN the city.
July IS wBmd3t
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sHERlEFsS SAL

I BY virtue Of an execution to Inc directed
from the Clerk of tn Circi Il Court OF Wap
clio County. Iowa, on q judgment obtain
cd In said Court, on the sikh day Of Jan
uary, 1870. in favor OF +. L. Burt IN, Admin
III rator, as Plaintiff. and against Joseph
II. Flint, MS Dofeadant, for the sum OF
Nine Hundred and Gixly-tiyc-Solls 3, and
costs, taxed ut Los and accruing costs. /
have levied upon the following Real
Estate taken rs tho proper ~ Of said ssit l..
to satisfy said Execution, to'wit ;s
The sou h-west quarter &C the north
west guar n, and the west half of the
north est quarter oil the southwest
quarter OF seclioa thirteen tis} township
II, raage twelve. ti2) west, IL, Wapeuo
County, Iowa:
And viii offsr the same Tor .aie to The
highest bidder for cash in hand. on the
10Th day Of Oetuhs.,sA. D., 1870, in; front Of
tho Court House { ,or, in O,Lunlws, at the
hour Of one O'Clock p. MI, of said day,
wien and where due attendance will be
given BY The undersigned. -
Dated at Qttumwa, IOWA. September
10th, 1E5. r
9sis q. "A NswIGGE1r, sheriff
fsy WM. II. II AS TX, Dept'y. Sheriff. Z
Sert.i vet III
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MEpIcAL -Fl,nk B. Fcsler, MD,
Consulting aud Operative Surgeon,
on the Eye, Eyeiids, aud Ear, for
Blindness, Deaiaess and all de- & 1, !
of Sight and Hearing. Strabismas,
or Crosseyes Strengthened, in one
minute. Medicines used tor the
eyes and eyclids are mild and give
no pain. Ho gives his special atten
ton to diseases OF the Eye, Eyed !.
Ear, Nostrils, Throat, Lungs, Heart
Liver, Stomaci Skin Diseases, Old
Sores and other nervous and chronic
diseases of male aud female. Obste-
trical cases attended to oil hours, day
and night. DR.. Fesler will visit any
part OF the country, in consultation,
or to perform surgical operations.
He will render his surgical and
medical services to the poor, on
Wednesday of each week, "'co OF
charge, by their producing certifi.I
Gates to show that they are unable
to pay. Having been in practice for
fifteen years in the cities of Phila-.
deIphia, Pa. and st. Louis, Mo,
enables him with unbcunded success,
in surgery and treating diseases.
Office, corner of Main and Green
streets, opposite the Ballingsil
House, Ottnmwa, Iowa. july2S-6mI
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SIIERRIEE,S SALE.

By virtue OF an Execution TO me directed
from the Clerk Of the District Court of Wa,
pellO County, Iowa, on o Judgment obtained
In said Court on the I'D day Of June, lSS, IN
favor OF Af1nlon shawl az Plaintiff. and
AGAINST =. w. Brown as defendant. for the sum
81 -Four Hundred Dollars and
costs, taxed at 81 i0-l0o and sc-
cruing5 costs. have levied upon the follow,
ing real estate taken as the property al said
defendant, to satisfy said Execution, to-wlt !:
All of out-lot No seven a. in the city Of OF
tumwa, Wapello County, Iowa. except one
half acre situated in the N. w. corner of said
out-lot No seven g., and set apart rs the
1872 mart Of said out-lot situatedin the s. w.
corner thereof, and decided by ]. w. Brown
and wife to Joseph Ainsley.
And will offer the same for sale to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, ON the 18th day of
October, A. d. 1870. in front Of the Court House
door in Ottumwa, at the hour of one O'clock,
o. m, Of said day. when and where due at
tendance will be given by the undersigned.
8. A.6WI90ErES Sheriff Of said Co.
By WM. H. H. AsBURY. Deputy.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Sept. "a, lS70.-w2w.
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TyMMERICH CHAS, dealer exclusively In
I'D Feathers, 1874 Lake st., (branch 81 Lake
st.l ChicasD. Orders and conslUsmeMts 90
liclted, Satisfaction guaranteed.
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EUommuntestek

n rs u late
years bscome 4 universal custom for all
msrcantre hetl6es, ia1EAsq iately npon 70.
|csipt ofa fsw dollars. worth y StuR, 10 an
nounce An blazing $780, q thsif
mammoth stock q ~ go md the
osIer purchase, under ane advanta
geous circumstances, It'd q - sold at
rulnousiy low prices TIM enning % b.
~ fortunate posssasors osadshAtagss mot
hililg 70 the lot Of ordlnny dealers.
These stories are ordiusfily carcdSated
without any ressfsnce 70 truth. This I'VE
"a the oldest house In Southern lows have
sofAr RETAINED from indulging n, and.
shalt ever do 20; but attn TEL 10 have .
right to piace before purchasers. few
truthful reasons why they sho0h see us
this nan, feeling sssured that svsry reason
given, viii be verified, u properly inves-
tigated. At no time in the history or
house has our stock bssn 70 weli.assorted
or 10 fun % this season, ceusiatiag Of new
and extremely desirable goods, purchased
with more than usual fefefence to the
demands Of the farming scommunity.
They were purchased upon > cash basis
and were bought 70 Be soM and SHALL
- Our Stock Of Boots and Shoes IL not
surpassed for quality OF quantity, coming
from the best makers, both cost and west
and win be sold twenty psr ceat cheaper
than sny goods Of same gra e In this city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-29
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We have this day appointed Mr.. Il. n.
Oliver, assthe sole agent for the sale OF our
Celc6r1tcd Perfected NpcctGclcS, for which
we claim the following advantages, viz -
They asalst, ~ we'll az preserVc, rendering
frequentChanges unne ,ssary. They con-
for q clear and dis vision M fn the
hard and brilliant, hence ssut liable 70 be.
come scratched. The frames, whether IN
gold. silver or steel, are ofthe finest quality
and finish. They are fitted by q new
mode (Test types) by which mistakes are
impossible. LAZARUS 4 MORRIS.
apr5ddw1y Opticians, Hartford Conn.