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NIhO y CUIVV0F I''T1Er'"I''
GEN STONEWALL JACKSON.
THE LaPIERRE HOTEL,
Nd


containing twcnty-six rooms, furnished thronsli-
out, with all modern conyenicuccs, plenty Of out
buildings, s'ahlng for thirty horses including
ali outfit, stock, &c.r worth, cash. 80 oee.
THE PICTURE IlllL. FARM,
Caroline County. Nd,
Of lo3 acres, on the Chop,nnk river, having
aluanboat wharf on It, with roai seoNc Q,
country ,ip support II WIN hn'e hln, so.n =,
,hui'dings a large variety Of fruit. ogfcnient 10
churchc. and schools, onl, six miles from fns'on,
The largest business town on the Delaware Pcnin-
.sula. s''''g'
THE COLD SPRING FARM,
..f 80 acres one mile from Denton, one mile
from steamboat landing, five miles icom the Md
L Del. r. II. one thousand I~arh trees, MY
xppe trees choice varieties of sirawherrics, cher
ries. pluu,s, apricois, crab apples, dwarf peafs,
.nlrhdid new buildings, worth 81, 00n
THE CARTER FARM.
With 90 acres; fine orchard good buildings
choice wheat land, s. 600.
A HOUSE IN DENTON.
with one and a-half acre orchard, with the lines,
rarietics az fruits $1,000.
200 Standard Sewing Machines !
Worth from $40 10 s'so'
so Waltham Watches,
Each worth from sio 10 s'oo.
A Pianos.
10 Organs and Melodeons.
One Cash Sum $4,000
One Cash Sum $1,000
One Cash Sum $500
Three Cash Sums each $l,OO
-Four Cash Sums-each 500
"a. 0.010 GIFTS, consisting Of Washing Ma,
rhines Wrjpccrs, Standard Books and Works ni
Art; none Of them can be purchased, at retail,
for less than $780, while some are worth
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Cnroline COUNTY. Nd.

a., 0,0SO GIFTS, consisting Of Washing Ma
chines, Wringcrs, Standard Books and Works ni
Art; none Of them can be purchased, nj retail
for less than $loo, while some are worth
GlS 90 and more.
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uy ruE ,rrmnR or JonS nAliras, crSrlraKs.
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BEAUTY!
A HOME !!
AND FORTUNE.
PREMIUM SALE
OF THREE HANDSOME
NEW STEEL ENGRAVINGS
AClrT WORTH FROM
$l 90 to $25,OOO 90

s,lyEN WITH EACH ENGRAviNGl
We have obtained the entire control OF the
following engravings, which VIC offer at the low
6guscs Of ,.,u.,
although they are really worth So 90 cael'. They
Ara 10 Z "a In. and each Is gem OF art
LURL Il Y
Legend Of the Rhine. A female OF rare
beauty sits OH the shore OF the river, where the
rocks are the mos, dangerous, and viii, her song
AID music charms the unwary sailors 70 near
he, when they meet a watcry grave. The sub
Ice, is full Of life, full of emotion, and altogether
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containing twcnty-six rooms, furnished through
out. with all modern couyenicncrs, plenty OF ont.
buildings. s,abling for thirty horses including
ali outfit stock, &c, WORTH cash, 80. coo.
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LOCAL NO TICES.
NOTICEf NOTICfti NOTfCEi--

NoTICEl NoTIcEi NorrCEi--
The first now goods Or this season has
bean received ct the New York Cheap
store. An Invitation Ii extended 10 the
ladies Of 0ttumwa and vicinity to call and
examine this new and beautiful stock Of
dress goods, shawls and fancy goods, and
everything usually kept in . arst-caass
dry goods store. We are agents Tor the
Grown FAbrfque Blark Alpacca. 4 wider.
is better quality and has bs,ter lustre
than any other Alpscca. Our stock Of
white s. dds and liaen goods 10 complete
Table tsDens, shawls and napkins We
have the best assortment that was ever
brought to Ottumwa. In the liae Of fan
cv goods, We have just resolved an els-
giant line OF lsces, Guimpure laces, real
thread }aces, English thread Iaces, real
French Valencines laoes, real thread
lace collars. We have the best stock OF fine
iAcss that was ever exhibited in this mar
ket. A large assortment and the latest
novelties of parasols, hair work and jew
elry. The ladies should not fail to call and
see for themselves, that splendid assort-
meut Of new goods at the New York Cheap
Store. We still continue 10 make the latest
styles Of Hoopskirts At short notice.
1oDMAN q HARRIS.
Anr s.d1twl~ fET
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EXHAUSTION
Invalids, broken down In health and
spirits by Chronic Desperate, or suffering
from the terrible exhaustion which fol
lows the attacks Of acute disease, the
testimony OF thousands who have been
raised a. by : miracis from . similar
state Of prostration by Hostetter's stom-
ach Bitters, II . sure guarantee that BY
the same means you too may be strength:
ened and restored. But to those who
stand In peril Of spidefnics, to ali who, by
reason OF exposure, privationa, and M
O0ngeniel. climate or unhealthy pursuits,
may at any moment be stricken down.
this paragraph is most particularly and
emphatically addressed. You, who are
thus situated, are proffered an absolute
safeguard against the danger that mena-
ces you Tone and regulate the system
with this harmless medicinal stimulaut
and Alternative, and You will be forearmed
against the maladies whose seeds float
around yOu 10 the air unseen. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters are not only q standard
tonic and Alternative throughout the UNI
ted States, bat they are 10; redited by the
certificates OF the most distinguished cit
liens Of the Union, to the people OF all
other lands. In Canada, Austrailia, and
the West ladies', they are gradually taking
the place Of ali other stomaohics, whether
native or foreign. and rs surely ~ truth
10 progressive and demostration over
throws doubt, they will eventually super
sede every other invigorant and restora.
tive now employed In medicinal practice.
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40 and Soc

Meek's mammoth stock Of Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Prints Muslins,
Boots and Shoes, Ladies' Shawls,
&c. !.
1000 Ladies' Hats at Mceks'.
500 pieces Of Prints at Meeks'.
500 pieces Of Muslius at Meeks.
so pisces Of Dress Goods, Poplins,
10.
For men and boys Spring goods,
Shirtinss, Checks, Dcnims, TO-, 60 to
to Mcekss.
Best coffee q 1--we pounds for $l.00'
Best sugar, seven pounds for 81 90.
Best tea, e1.6O por pound.
For tho greatest bargains 60 TO
Meek's Mammoth Store. No man
shall sell lower. ,ta
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HURLBUT q EDSALL.
80 LAKE ST., CHICAGO. ILL.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
dnr1N dA~1v
To Whom It may Csncsrn.

Notice Ii hereby given that . Corporations
under the name and style OF The 0ttnmWa
Coal and Mining Company, has been organ
lied under the general laws Of Iowa, for the
purpose of Prospecting for and Mining Coal
Ieys ststion and James station, OF, the Bur-
Hngton and Missouri River Railroad, and at
any and all points In the State Of Iowa, which
the Board Of Directors may designate.
The principal plAce Of bvsinOs Of aaid Cor
poratiOn is st 0ttumwa. Iowa. The author.
lied capital Is sixty Thousand (eeO,So0l Dol.
$500 Dollars each, to be paid In at such times
and In such sums ~ the Doard Of DIRECTORS
Said Corporation commenced ON the sth
day Of April. lSn, and Is 70 continue twenty
year, with power q renewal
conducted by board Of mot more than iive
directors: 70 be elected on the Lat Wednesday
In June 1871 and each year thereafter. The
Executive ofncev OF this Corporation are q
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treas
nrer and superintendent 10 Be elected BY
Ing, on the list Wednesday Of June. 1871 and
each year thereafter.
The following persons have been chosen 10
act ~ officers until the next annual meeting,
w. b. BOnnineld, Presldent; w. H. L.add.
Vice President; O: y. Ladd, Secretary; A. p.
ent.
The highest amount Of Indebtedness TO
which this Corporation may at anytime sub
joct itself, II 0ne-half OF the authorized cap
ital Of the company. ct the time the debt y
!. Of ao: rs 6 : 4. Is:
corporate indsbssdnss;; ovvrr,rrn Dr..
M. LADD, sec'y. [April 7-tw.
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TIE OITUMWA COURIER
CITY - Csanty News.


VuE NUQ8 nU0g&
Last wesk No took . little jaunt
!. mp 10 AHA aad Mslrose in Mosros
6 %, ~ dowa v Ed4yvAb Vie the
Iowa Csstral. Abba like towns
gsasrllly 1owA-days 10 . littss dull
owing 10 The farmers oil being busy
with thsir spring work, but never
shelsss ID Glowing signs Of improve
nsat among shs moss prominent Of
which 10 ths bsildiag ofa handsome
brick Church ~ tho Prssbytorians,
and large addition to Cramers
Hotel; and ~ way Of parsnthesis
let ~ cay hsrs, that George Cramer
10 shout = hear white u Hotel keep
or ever gst y =. he gives you good
fare and good rooms and don't sire
your pile every time you stop with
him.
Mslross b improving greatly !;
! already this spring they have erec-
ted . number Of good buildings
among which l. > three story store
house with . hall 20 feet square in
third story. We thess ioand Bow
scr B WAllace, afofetimo Of this CITY,
grinding logs and grists ~ best suited
their customers, 70 their satisiaction,
ard 70 Ne profit Of the said B. 4 W.
They tell us they are doing we'll.
Melross Il Is miles from Abba in .
good section Of ooantry, u . heavy
shipping point for live seock and
eventually win make > god town..
Thursday We spent 10 Hddyville,
and - wo always feel II home smong
The good folks there We pitched into
them and captured good string Of
subscribers for the CoUaIEa, end
wended our way homo It 8-25 on the
D. Y. Freight-with Tho rest of tho
live stock-very we'll satisAed with
our trip. 81
Farm work throughout tho conn
try j. farther advanced than We 70
member to have seen il, in any pre-
vioss year, during our residence Of
% yeass in lows. and winter wheat
nevsrlooksd mors promising; though
We are sorry tc say, that there was
bst little sown lest Fall. Why don's
our farmers SOW more fall wheat :
It % trns, Il b mot . ssrs crop, but
taking the price into consideration
il will pay better than spring wheat,
oven ifit does iail sometimes.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of the state Of Iowa, in
and for Wapeilo County. H#
Nancy Fisher and :slts d
Sarah Il. Helvie
against st
Martin Fisher, Da- ~
vid Fisher. John June Term, ISL.
FISHER Sylvester 9 f ~
F F,sner, ELI" 4.
To said Defendants:-.
You are hereby notified that
tition OF Nancy Fisher and Sarah e. Helvie,
plaintiffs, will be filed in the Clerks Office of
said Circuit Court OF Wapello County. Iowa,
asking said Court TO set Off to Plaintiff, Nancy
Fisher, her dover In the premises below de-
scribed. and after said dover has been Get or
that partition be made thereof, and II that
cannot be done, then that the land be sold
and the proceeds divided. Said land 10 do
scfibed as follows: Northwest quarter of
SOUTH west quarter, and sixty acres ON west
side Of west half OF northwest quarter, Sec
ton IA. and northeast quarter, southeast
quarter. sec. p all In township n, range H.
And that unless you appear and makadetcnse
thereto at or before noon OF the second day
OF next term OF said Court, to be begun and
held at the Court House at Ottumwa In said
County, on the 18th day of June. lSl, your
ldefaun will be entered aud partition made
\ thereof and dover assg led as prayed for.
4 H. b. HENDERSHOTT 2nd
1 JAQUES 4 EAWCETT. a.
&Aprilv, ls'l-wit1 Plaintifs Attorneys.
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70 the YATmers Of Wapello
CountYl


= short time s'noe the o't'sens OF
Ottumwa were appealed 20 ior aad IN
procuring groanos ior inc purpose OF
holding me annual Agricultural OK
hioatson OF Wapello county IN the fall
OF 1871. They have responded to
that call, and tho resalt is the rent
ing OF the grounds belonging 70 the
Afo'sang fsfk Association, lying Jas'
wess q tne city, whore the previous
fa'fs nave been held. Inis much ao-
complisbcd is . great deal, but there
yetremaine much more 70 do. 1t
now rests wpon you, farmers OF this
county, with your money, and your
hearty corporation with tho ofiicers
Of the society TO make this fair sue
CESS, long TO DO remembered. Money
10 needed with which TO pay premi-
ums. Many have already contribu-
ted literally, but many have as yet
done nothing. An agricultural 60
ciety cannot flourish without 90 &C.
tive living interest 10 Ice success by
the agricultural public, and for this
purpose liberal premiums must be- Of.
fsred By tho society for excellence
IN the articles exhibited on tho occa-
sion Of the Fair. In order that the
exiatencs Of tho society shall be per-
petustcd, there must be money re-
manning in the treasury, aftcr the
prem'oms ana other expenses are
ps'p' WIN wn'cn 70 support tne IN
$3.50 = 'n ., soOle J: oul'ne 'ue year
..... go. - ..o..s -, 80 ny.
"a 80 -
'u' a.u - you uo s"oy sPPoa' "
meet the wants OF the society in this
respect, with . hope that you will not
prove reoreant to your best interests
nov. Onca mora ~ not da,av ,,n,,l
.n $500, s -.
-. ne.l "PplOAon =. 'ne .'ue p
pointed Tor the opening OF the Far
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sHERRIFT's SALE,

SHERR1EE'S SALE.
By virtue Of an execution TO me DIRECTED
from the Clerk Of the District Court Of Wap-
clio County, lows. on judgment obtained
in said Court, ON the Slgt day OF January. 1871.
In favor Of George w. Chamberlain, ~ PlAin-
tim. and against VIM. Reeves and BENJAMIN
Stout ~ Defendants, for the sum Of Three
Hundred and two Dollars. and Is cents. and
costa taxed q Sos and accruing costs have
levied upon the following property, taken -
the property Of sAid deJSndAnts, to aatiafy
said execution, to-wit:
Two cottage bed stoads. twelve common
bedsteads, two feather beds, ~ straw tiaka,
90 feather pillows, = quilts. 2 cotton :heees
stands, II wash bowls. Slo0kiag glasses, CEN
ter table. round stand table. u giass la@ps'
table covers, SON, rocking chair, stoves,
lounge, and ono bay mule. two years old.
And win oAsr the sams for sale 70 ne ah hEn.
81 bidder fOr SeSh IN band OF ~ s1s nm oa
House, In Eddyville. 1t the hour Of ocloeh
2. M. OF said day. whom and where due stten'
dance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated, OttumWA, iowa, April 9TH. 1871:
B, A. SWIGGETf, Sheriff OF said Co.
NJ ~ II N
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Legal. NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed by the Circuit Court
estate III Ann Kayansugh. deceased. An Ter,
sons indebted To said estate Will make pay
ment to said Executor aud all persons hayln
claims against said estate will ME them with
said Court for allowance.
JAMES SINNAMON, Executor. 4
Ottunwa, Iowa. March 30, 1S7l.w3w.
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UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue Notice.
March u. 1867 -dlw-w4w

The undersigned, Assessor OF the ith District
of Iowa. hereby gives notice TO whom II may
concern In pursuance of Sec. 10 Of the Act TO
provide Internal Revenue to support the Gov.
eminent, 70 pay interest on the pubic DEBT
and for other purposes, that appeals la witt.
ing will he received and determined relative
10 erroneous or excessive valuations, assess
ments or enumeration returned by II. Il;
Warden, Assistant Assessor, In the amman
list for Wapelio County, In said Dis riot, al
the office OF said Assistant Assessor. IN
OrTUMWA. ON the 18TH day OF APRIL, ISL
ut 10 o'clock, a. M. nj which time and place
said list will be open for inspection OF all per
sons who may apply for that purpose: :
Iowa, March q, A. u. ISL.
assessor OF the ith Dist. Of Iowa.
1 April S-w2t
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CORN PLANTERS-

WYNN EAAIN xAN0 -
Farmers. II you would buy the best
planter manufactured, buy the Keystone.
manufactured at Sterling, III. Corn plan
ted with this planter will produce ten
bushels per acre more, than II planted with
any other planter, for the following rea-
sons Every hill is planted the sam
depth II soAitsrs the corn In the hill the
dropping corn is the guide and is seen a.
plain as II dropped bv hand, requiring no
guess work. any number Of grains desi-
red can be droppsa. The keystone 10 now
ON sale IN ottupwa by Russell 4 wAits,
next door to Gray q Bedwell's livery, on
Second street Sage q Co.. Agency City |;
Mcalasson q Bro, Kirkville; J. II. Phelps
Marysville; 8. Kirkpatrick, Highland
Township; CASTOR, Martinsburg, Ksokuk
Go. Every machine wsrrantsd.
ALSO
Four different makes Of the best Corn
Plows In use, ct the lowest prices, at
Highland Centre, by Sanford KirkpatrlcG
mar levitt FARAER.
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VrrxsAns OF 18l2.-Thc numbou

VErx1ANs OF 18l2.-Thc number
Of the soldiers Of 1912 who have, to
our knowledge, madc application for
pension under the late act of Con-
grcss and who reside in this county
are q follows: Benjamin Hammitt
and William Hobbs, OF Ottumwa;
Charles g. Minnick, Of Center Tp.;
Reed Crossan, Of Columbia Tp.;
Joel Rambo, Of Keokuk Tp.; James
Thompson, Of Green Tp., and Abra-
ham eionard, Of Richland TIP.
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SPECIAL- NUT1UE.
Ar LADIES KNO "

That mon do not like 8 rsughsski4ned NO
Natures remedy for these mortifyiue hlem
ishes, ~ well as for moth patches and Ring
marks, 10 HaganD Magnolia 1elms II glv6l
and marble purity which bespeaks refine
ment, excites admiraeiun, A1d II wom4uI
chief attraction. This 10 what the Balm Va
cannot be detected. Then add . luxufinnl
heed Of hair, n using the bese and qn0et pop.
ulaf Hair Dfes1fng and Reaeos0f IN theWeFld
Lyons Celebrated Kathairon-And yUul
friends viii hardly know you. These artlflel
Are sold by all Dfuggists
Apfil l8.W1m. I
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From Daily Courier April II.

6fxIHa.-We have received ian
ode TO SPRING" The ode is bad and
tho Spring is bad too to-day, conse-
quently it goeth to the waste basket.
N. mo moro odes on Spring
wanted ct this o6lce. until we can 20
on: TO zee the vernal damsel, with
ont . two.ply overooat on.
N. B. No. mo more odes on
any subject wanted, unless they
have the divine jingle Of poetry in
them.
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REAuTIFIIL rEE

BEAUTIFUL TEETH
full set OF those beautiful tssth Tor
$500, at the Dental rooms of DR. R. G.
Newton, over Jordan 4 Sons dry goods
store, Ottumwa, lows.
ADril 18th 187l-w6k.
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The patrons Of our Job Depart.
mont are requested TO notice that we
have received large stock of the
finest material both in type and pa
Per We have juet received from
the Cleveland Paper Company q full
stock Of Tinted Paper for Bill Heads
(something nice and entirely new,
also Tinted Gard Boards and Tag
Board from which We can print any
sized Tags you may desire. IL
short, We are prepared to do a. good
Job Work ~ any Office IN the West
and at % reasonable rates.
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FARMERS ArrENrIox.-G.A. Derby

FARMERS ATrENTIoN.-G.A A. Derby
calls your attention 10 another
column TO the fact that he is ut the
old stand in this city, and 10 selling
Agricultural Implements at reduced
prices, being determined to go on,
of the business upon the disposition
Of his present stock. Ho will thcro.
fore sell cheap. He also has on hand
Usage Orange seed. Garden seeds, and
large quantity Of Osaye plants
Remonber tho place, Gillnspy',
Block, Market street. nsxt door e
Express Once. s u ]. !. q, 8
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LoHoroN, HowAaD Co, KAN. I
~ AafcA u, 1871. !

{ - =, 49, go
- P.esss
80 .t,.o' =. We reAe~A q my
y & II 4 soTsas Vooel ~ ne ss
80 '' -. 49, s'ooe ! De
800 ns..s.oi we Oocaisa fan-
W. .1' ~. : ~ sose 70 fs'se we
y ..sp'',., wv 'sns =
'.'"e. =. ."'' "o"e - " o'le
. :m - o's'... 'lom 'ne scenes ana
o'Joy"0n's " snose years' MAKING
ny no"e' ~ s'.' amongst ssrangers
e.sly namser co0es g ne issagss-
= 80 - ns@es ana do'Dgs OF
49, snas ! nave Passed many hap
~ hosrs with; social hours .thst l
remember q bright spots through
ths dssses Of life.
We hare had . cold winter. they
ssy for Kansas. Cattle arc now liy-
inR due. Farmers have sovn
osts. The most ofthe early garden
ing already done. Wheat looks solen.
did. Nv cattle that I brought
through from Iowa last fau. have
wiatsrsd finely on hay and grass
without any grain.
I We have ivst realized the truth AZ
Ii, Bib,s proverb. aTh., h...la - not -
the strone nor .he r.cs = the .v;ff >
Loneton Tor the present 4 lefk On.
in ths Couuty scet r.oe. Bollv;lle =
tho south psrt Of the couutv came
in unexpectsdlv and carried ~ q.
prisa Thsre = no douht INIT .h..
the County viii h divided ii natl.
tion TO tho next Lec;sl.tnre.
. il il forty.two miles lone
By thirty. one wide. then We will try
the raos over again. As an item Of
the crowd AZ q. ,,orn,.t;o. ~ ri.
49,. ~ -
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SOLD OuT.-J. w. 4 A. q. Higgins
have sold out to Alcx Burns.
Their store will be closed until far
thcr orders 10 invoice.
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MRs. WMIIUoAB's SYRUP.--This arti-
Gle is good for all diseases incident to The
period of teething In children and Is sold
| for Is cents bottle.
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The Winneshiek County Register
sbies its beaver into tho ring fer
O'Connor for Governor AMI Senator
Bulls tor his second in command.
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ATrEMPrED SuIoIDE.-A Chap cali
ing himself J. r. Jenkins on the
the register, attempted TO take his
quietus Sunday night at the Ballin-
gall.
He was discovered yesterday
morning in his room, in q stupefied
condition, from an overdose of Nor.
phine, but he refuses to give any
information of the causes which led
him TO the rash attempt.
He 10 still ut the Ballingall, and
wo regret to say is rapidly recover.
inc.
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EcoNoMY.--Save your DOCTORS bill and
serious attack of Hines by taking . few
doses OF DIR. Ienry's Root and Plant Pills.
SEE advertisement.
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THEOAK LEAF
The genuine Charter Oak Stoves have
an oak leaf ON the side doors, and are
stamped with the name of 'Giles F.
Filley, st. Louis"
When buying one OF them, therefore
look ont for these proofs Of it's genuine
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DIR. r @. NEWTON

DIR. II G. NEWTON
Dentist.-Oflice In Union block, over
Jordan 4 sons dry goods store, Ottum-
wa,n(f lives especial attention TO the pre-
ssryklion Of the natural teeth by cleaning
and filing them In the best possible man.
ner, with pure gold.
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION
Is directed to the card Of DIR. Minnick,
found In this paper, -and persons requir-
ing Surgical aid, or affected by disease Of
the eye or ear, are requested to call and
see him. mar 3O-d6w3t.
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|Ottumwa Bank
RICHARDS 4 HALE
Ottumwa, Iowa.
J, b. FIELD, Cashier.

Drafts for sale on all the principal Citise
Of the United States and Eurone. " y
Gold and Government Bonds, bought
AMI sold on the nost fayorAbls terms.
MonsxIoAnsd, and collections made on
all accessible p0intA. /.
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Taylor Blake 4 Co.'S, addition
grows on apaoe while the piles Of
goods marked 70 oil parts Of the
interior in front r. their store, indi.
cate rapidly increasing trade.
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The First National arc re6tting
their banking room in good style,
and will whom il is completed have
ono of 90 most elegant Banking
Houses 10 tho State.