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Drowned.

PORTLAND. Me-. June l0.-At Oxford Me-.
three men were drowned in pond this 7. III.
bv the ursetting of 4 boat.
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7 & T. 4 & T..

ICE f..
take this method of Informing my friends
and the public generally that they will be turn-
ish with
regularly from my wagon daily.
Order; to be LETT ut Ice Depot, No - North
Fairfax street, opposite Mansion House, where
ice ran be- had in lots to suit at MI hours OF the
day., and nj Samuel Lunt's drug store, corner
King and Washington streets:
ap l2-tf WE'LL L. AL ELL.
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Cool lager

Th. coolest and best glass Of LAoEE BEER u
bc had in the city can be obtained 1t NJ. RUBEN :
Restaurant, opposite the Confectionery Store "I
(; S,h,f,r on Fairfax street. jcG
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The Markets..

PARIS, juno H. -:Rcntr. .. i!anr*. 10
centimcs.
NEw YORK. juno lu.--stncks dull and
heavy. Governments dull but steady. va.
SKIES IS do ncw -. North Carolnas t.: do.
new -. Money :. i;oll l2}. Flour firm.
Wheat shade tirmcr Corn steady
BALTIMORE, June ln.-Na. skies, olI i4i
bid, Sc asked; do. lSG6. - bid, II asked do
1867, % asked: DO. coupon. old. is bid, q!
asked: DO new IS bid. II as ed North caro-
linas. old, ~ bid: do. new u! bid.
VICHY WATER
lie WAKEFIELD X HALLS.
CELTZEK WATER
jelu WAKEFIELD X HALLS.
CODA WATER
ielu WAKEFIELD X HALLS;
GETTYsEI'EG WATER
! je Ia WAKEFIELD " nAl.L:'.
(tONGRESS WATER
At
| je ~ WAKEFIELD X HALL. :
10 BONES PRIME DAIRY CHEESE f"
| ~ sale by [mhB] HARLOW & BRO
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10 ilsr Anssies.-Dr. PANCOAST'S FE-
MALE PILI.S-a positive cure for suppression
or irregularity arising from any cause whatever.
They IRE perfectly harmless.
n:.s~ Every Lady should keep box or these
nils on hand for use in case Of need.
Price 50 per box. Sent securely scaled 10 any
4. WALKER PANCOAST, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pm.
phiIaIrlnnia M I-3m,l&wlv
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.--Ths sup

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-This superb
Hair Dye i, the best IN tie Wo~id-Pcrtrctly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or Unpeas-
an; door. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY Il splendid
Black or Natural Brown. Doe; not Stain the
Skin. but leaves tho Hair Clean, Soft and Hclu-
titu The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Druggist. Factory, III Pond st, New York
New York; jan D-coly
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Z T. L, =.
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[ CO. 1cE. II
We nrc now prepared to furnish our ru-t"m-
crs with superior
NORTHERN ICE.
Orders left ut our office, or with orr drivers
will rccciv" prompt attention
NJ ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
Ap lS-tf No. South w hnrVes
ICE &c T.
The undersigned beg leave 10 announce to
his friends and the public generally that he ms
made arrangements for n constant supply "i
BOSTON ICE,
and Is now running wagons through the city,
when at all hours Of the day, Sunday. included
ICE may be had in small or large quantities t"
suit purchasers. Ice shipped to any part of thr
country at the lowest market price
+. RECkER,
Depot, cor King and Fayette sts.
an l5-tf Alexandria, Va.
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EXTENSIONS. I'sC.HgCs. j.,
n K 4 y = EXC / K : o \ .

4 ~, ~ - " - - y
r. II. LANCASTER LoDnE. No. 1870, will max"
Il GRAND EXCURSION to r. ia $3.50 $500
RICHMOND, on the Dist OFF, ::...----::::: c
JUNE. via the O., A. & NJ and {. 90. Rail-
roads, leaving Alexandria at > p. H., and ar
irving in Richmond early the next morning, re-
maining in Richmond all that day and returning
10 Alexandria 1T O clock on the morning Of the
I'D, in time for the first trim "i the Washington
ferry boat. ~,
Price o.! round trip s.: children s.. The
committee "r arrangements are reliable men,
who will see that everything. connected VII" '"''
"~"""';'>- :! ,'''''' "a G iE;GpELI L. SSEAToN.
inc-1,wtd Gen. Sup.
GRAND EXCURSION OF THE ALIEN
w ANDRIA CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL
SOCIETY.
The Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society
take pleasure in announcing to their IT." 4,
friends and the public that they will sA94s ssSsAas
give grand Excursion to GLYMONT, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th Of June, 49, in honor
Of the Delegates to the State Union, which meets
in Alexandria on the llth day OF JUNG.
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves tina, nothing shall be wanting to make this
the most agreeable excursion Of the season.
COOKS COTILLlON MUSIC and Il cole
brnted BRASS BAND havo been engaged.
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA will
leave this city ut the following hours: a: IN, ]!
and p. m; returning leave Glymnnt ut II am,
and and II p. IN.
Tickets, admitting gentleman ana one lazy
81; lady, single tickets ;Nc; children 29r.
Master Of Crrcmoncs-R. VI. Latham.
Floor Managcrs--M II. Nash, Jas. \. Hig-
gins. Alphons0 Lucas and j. Marriott Hill.
Committee Of Arramgemcnts-I0hn 1. Hill;
r. W Cole n F. Moore Orlando Wood and
Richard Purcell. my 2l-cota
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Sy.H.nEEs RESORTS.
TOP HOUSE.

This desi.a bic and beautiful SUMMER RE-
SORT. situated on the summit Of the Blue Ridge
mountains, on the line Of The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. one mile from Alton Depot, Al
bcmarlc county Va, commanding q full view
Of the surrounding country, has been enlarged
and thoroughly reftted and furnished with en-
trclv new and elegant furniture, is now open.
Board per month, $40; per week Si2; per
duv s.: chidrcn and servants half price
The Chalybcatr ard Alum Springs arc equal
to any in the STATE. Coaches will run daily Ia
ana from the DEPOT;
JOHN Y. BALLARD,
Proprietor and Manager.
~. IA.n..t {, &: q Z Z in L-enlrn
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CoAI. SHIPMENTS Thc amount OF coal
shipped from this port during the week ending
to-day, was as follows American Coal tom-
pany 4l62 tons j. p. Agnew %+G1 tons, and
&. Hutton l06S tons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE PROPERTY NEAR VIENNA
STATION, W. s. O. X. R-By virtue OF!
the decree of the Circuit Court If Fairfax CO..
rendered at November term. 1863. in the suit of
T s. Swink and others vs. Albert GEn ie!l :
heirs, I shall. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
June, 1871, in front of the door Of Fairfax CT.
House, sell. to the highest bidder, at public
sale, the TRACT OF LAND, Of which Albert
Gunncll died seized. This land lies Immediate
" on the county road leading from Vienna to
Hunters Mill; contains 81! acres; has there
on Il comfortable FRAME DWELLING: o..
is we'll wooded and watercd, and is Il dcsr,s- .1Ii
bic property.
Terms: Onc-tcnth in hand as deposit liable
to BE- forfeited and the land rcsold should the
purchaser tai to complete his purchase; the resi-
due in three equal instruments payable at sin,
twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the day of sale, to be secured by tho bonds ofthc
purchaser, and retention Of title until tho last
payment is made. Deed and stamps to be paid
for by the purchaser. TllOS. MOORE,
Fairfax CO.. my l2-law4w Com. Of Sale.
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The STEAMER f. r. WHEELER The
steamer E. F. Wheeler: made the five clock
trip to Fort Washington for the steamer Arrow
Yesterday evening.
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~ARLIN' SPRINGS.
The above wrll-known SUMNER RESORI
will be opened for the reception of LEASC Rk
PARTIES on and after MONDAY, May I'D
1871. ,o,1-
Persons wishing to rent will apply Ia COOK
g. TPFIGUTON. 10Y King st. my lS-lm
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SUNDAY School EXCURSION. As will be
seen by reference to m advertisement in to-
days Gazette, the Sunday school of the NJ. !.
Church will make IN excursion 10 Glym'nt on
Thursday, the o9th inst.
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FAIRFAX CIRCUIT CorRT.-'lhc June term
&c the Fairfax Circuit Court, Judge Keith,
was brought to 4 close yesterday. y great deal
of business was disposed of during the term,
upwards of one hundred Chancery causes hay,
mo been decided.
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"MoRroN. notorious in this place, at the
Of the late war; as a govern
ment ''nctectivc, we hear was on here few
days ago We hardly thought he would ever
visit AGAIN the scene Of his exploits.
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MOTHER CHARMlN BOOK
"A --HY TIE
AJrTUOE OF LITTLE WOMEN.

LITTLE MEN. by Louisa Maicott Il sequel
10 Little Women. Among host Of new and
interesting characters, the reader meets such ola
and dear friends rs Laura and .lo. vol; -. 80
WONDERS OF EUROPEAN AXE ny
Louis Eirador; eleven cngravngs. 81 81:
RELIGION OF THE PRESENT AND Or
THE FUTURE; Sermons preached principally
at Yale College; by Theodore d. Woolsry; s.
COMMENTARY, critical doctrinal and ho-
mictical, b. John Peter Langc ID, Protes-
snr of Theology in the University Of Bonn; -.
NEW BOOKS daily.
10 ! c. f.. FRENCH
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSRr re- RAIL
RoAp.-Messrs Mcclure & Studds. contractors
On the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail
road, now have large force of laborers en-
ployed near Cameron Mills, from which point
they will work towards the city.
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=
Ali persons who have not paid their Stale and
County taxes for 1869 and 1870 will please take
notice that unless the same are satisfied on or
pclIed 10 enforce th law for the collection Of the
same. NY account must be settled with the Au-
ditor. |. Z. NAL;
il S-lw Sheriff Alexandra CO. Il
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ALARM Or FIRE The alarm OF ire about
half past five o'clock yesterday evening was
caused by the burning of the chimney Of the
house Of Mr.. WoolS on ST. Asaph. between
Queen and Princess streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

NEW locomotive splendid engine built
by WA. Mason. Taunton. Mass, passed through
her.. ,h;, Il. IL. via the o.. 4. 4 NJ. r. r. fnr
the A.. VI. X .. f. r. Of which Gen. Malone
is President
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ssy J.. II. Harrison. AuctiOneer.

l. Jl-it "a La VI W ~ EhLC' y
L FARM ON THE ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON TURNPIkE.-On SATt L.
DAY. the l7th day oi June, 1871, at - O'Clock
m. ~ front %! the Mayors office III the city Of
Alexandria, Va, the subscribers, as Commission
rra ii the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county.
Va, in the suit Of Howard VS.. Bryant ct al. and
pursuant tn decree entered therein ut the May
term 1871. OF said Court, will offer by public
auction, the farm known as WATERLOO, con-
tuning about ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
Land, situated about midway between the
cities OF Alexandria, Va, and Washington, D..
c. on the east side Of the turnpike and railroad
connecting the two cities.
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash the residue in two equal instruments, II,
one and two years, with interest, for which the
purchaser i, to give his bonds, with surety salts
factory to the Commissioners; the title t" be re-
tanned rs further security until the purchase
money is fully paid:
= FERGUSON BEACH.
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e.. 20 REWARD-Stolcn from DR.. IhoSs.
,oCO Milcr'S farm, near Cockran,S Ford,
on Goose creek. IN the night Of June 9TH, loIl
Il large RAW BONE ROAM MARE, about II
the marc and S25 additional for the arrest and
conviction Of the thief Marks: Dark roam, n"
white spots old sore on back. and recent sore on
rump from brcechng quick nervous mare, tr3ts
fast. Any information may be- eft with FADE
LEY Il BENTLEY, Lc"shurg. Na or address
nc at same place.
STIRLING MURRAY.
LecsburG. L"udoun Co., Va. ic S-eo3t
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lMpRuy EMENT Mr. J. Lann0n. ot the trnl
OF BrderS ( Co., will colnulene.' TIE erection
at an carly day, OF handsome brick buildings
on the corner Of King and Patrick streets, and
on the lot adjoining i.eg"* livery stable on
WASHINGTON street
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4 DANGEROUS LoAD.-A grocc Of matches
being carried up King street this morning IN
wagon in which was also 4 keg of gun powder,
were ignited between Fairfax and ROYAL streets,
but the driver quickly threw them ont and
thus avoided what might otherwise have PROV
I'd serious accident,
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.3TCTFON' .ALES.
lsy Beck, Knox e. Kerby,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers;;

Real EStute Agents and AuctlOnecIsI
INORPURATION STOCK AT Auction
We will sell, by auction. Oh SATC RDA !,
the eth day Of June. 1871 at twelve clock IN.
in front of the Mayors office corner Cameron
and Fairfax Streets in lots 10 suit purchasers.
S3I0O COUPON and Z EGlSTERED STOCK
of the C"rpnrnti"n "! Alexandria, belonging To :,
drrrn-r.i' estate c 9cot-
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TlE PolAHlS. The Government steamer
Poiari> lately fitted ur ut the Washington
Navy Yard for the accommodation of the Arc
tic explorer Hall, passed by this city this even
ing on her way to New YORK from which place
she will start about the 18th inst. on search
for the open sea around the North pole.
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VIM you 20

i
and see the finest Piano ever made,
ct ]. L. SrEwART's Muslc SroRE,
Tsylor's brown esone front, Main
street; in this city This piano is
Deckers-somethiDg new in the West
lis cheap, and excels any other
piano made for durability, strength,
elsarness and beauty of tone. But
NO hssd not speak of it's qualities !,
W only ask our readers to 90 to
Stewards, Gee il and listen for 4 few
momsnA 70 its melody.
This house keeps nothing but first
class Instruments, and in,pricss come
right DIVA 10 Chicago 6gares. Id
Pianos they keep constantly on hand
Deckers. Bradbury's and Emerson's.
OF OrgAps they sell &. P. Needham
4 Soma ~ instrument which has NO
superior. IA
Will Ill our readers remember the
place, aud 60 to J. i. Ste.art's for
music and musical instruments.
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u2ltA. - =. q 4 4 u n
X Attention is called to Rev. II
Bross' letter, cad the accompanying
letter Of Rev. Nuttiog, found else.
where. The oasa b yasritorious and
We hope oil human people viii
rsapond. - they aEs aba. ! 49,. :,
J. L. Stewart the. gentleman who
hes just opened the new Music
StorcFin sSfs slty csilSd in this
morning, oh Sd rstarn from the
nsical Ooavsai;on thaa has bssn
held u Pslla this wssk He iusbrns
u that the oonsset.os va sgrsat
saccess. Il was conductsd b. Pro.
fesser Whitssy, II Chicago. in I
MAnner very. creditsblsz 10 HIN and
entirely satislActory 70 the conyen-
ton. Cant - Ree - . Nnsioal
Conventie9 ksrs, WitA she Professor
70 conduct IL? Lss osS musicians
0u0W0rs -. = -
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Our old and time-honored friend
and fellow.citizeD, Sim. CLANCY, left
today for Fort Davis in cxtreme
western Texas, whore, as soon ~ he
can effect necessary arrangements,
he goes upon duty ss Posi- Trader
We are sorry to part with Sim., even
for q tinesA p is : genial compan
ion, and eernest, energetic, and good
citizen. Hls. family remains kers,-
We wish him tho most abnndast
success, and . speedy retsrn VITA his
pocket full Of rocks. Certainty <
man deserves 20 30 we'll rewarded
who imperils his lifs among MsxiOaa
Greasers and Texan Maranders. s
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fhe Great Digger Indian Chief,
Charley Peters, has something rich
in store for the public.
His New Years Doggerel will an
pear promptly on time, and win
create sensation.
In the meantime the Digger seems
to be taking the lead in illustrations,
and also in cheap goods.
For details, survey the paDorama
in front of his store, opposite First
National Bank, and then 70 in and
make the acquaintance OF the Great
Chief himself.
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Jim Coddipgtcn who fought rebels
in the front, and grey backs in the
rear in rebel prisons during the DEM
ocratic war TO overthrow tho gov
eminent, 10 now proprietor Of the
American House, Corydon.
We advise all our friends canvass
ing for Ottumwa trade, in those
heather parts, to patronize Jim.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
CITY and County News,.,, 7

From the Daily Courier. Deccmber ~,
The circuit court yesterday and
Part of today, was engaged with the
Csc OF Joseph Mowrey Va tho city
OF ottumwa. The claim was for
damages resulting from an injury to
the horse Of Pl'ff in stepping through
n detective bridge 10 the city. The
trial was lad before the conrt, aud
Judgment has not yet been rendered.
This p. m. the case Of Byron Clark
VS.. Sylvester Warner is on trial.
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Rev. H. H. Benson, raised in this
city for the work among Freedmen,
the sum Of $3.50, and in Agency
$500. The subscription book is in
the hands Of Mrs. Deacon Root, %
Treasurer Of tho COMMITTEES. Furtb
or contributions will be gladly re
eeived BY Mrs.. Root.
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There is no better merchant or
man in Iowa, than DR.. G. =. War
den. He has caught the infection,
and now hes . violent attack of
cheap prices.
He is Raging out extensively, and
will sell you As many A No. staple
gooda for q dollar, as you can buy 1t
retail in Chicago. He always has a
bulletin in The COURIER, besides
everybody knows him as being regn-
lar old reliability itself. Go there
and price his goods before buying.
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PsRsoNAL.-David SaDdA Esq.,
formerly one Of Ottumwa's most 70.
sponsible merchssts, isis ths cisy9oo
a short visit. He 10 astounded Of
the grcth ~ oar city prtpg o.
past ten years.
Lieut.. 3. Tillotson, of thefegslar
army, from the Plains, 10 at the hal
linpn11s u n3Tst ssss isssssy 'ssf hlFF sas a.
Col. H. q. Trimbie, Of Bloomfield,
who, asSMldasas Rumor has ikiste
DO Ed. Bnrton's law partner Aleer
January l, is attending Judge Sloan's
court. f
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= 4 "
Mr.. McBlrsy, from sigourney,
called to-day, and says that they arc
to take . vote in their town to raise
i've per cont. in aid of extending
the Chicago, Rock leland end
Pacific Railroad from Washington
to Sigourney, The election comes
of on the 18th Of January, and that
the tax will carry without q doubt.
He further says that when they have
carried this vote, If 1t ID not definite
~ settled that the ROAD north from
here to Sigourney is to be built, they
will then turn over their notes taken
from tho st. Louis 4 Cedar Rapids
road 70 Mr.. Tracy to ha,ild his road
on to Oskaloosa. Their notes am,
to about $685. Here is business,
and We think it worthy of our atten.
ton In Ottntnwa.
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4OsAOAAAA48 OVOCys
EDIroRs OF CounIEA:
Altar the notice
you have taken Of the sad case OF
James Anderson, the poor cripple
boy, the following letter will need
little explanation. Rev. J. K. Nut.
ting, ito author, il pastor Of the Con-
gregational church, in Glsnwood, in
this State, and has friends living in
our city. 1t was at Glenwooa whore
James met with his misfortune
Glenwood, Iowa, Dec. "a, 10.
BRo. BRoss:
l have inst reed / letter
from poor James Anderson, 1.-THE
young man east Of your place, who
was rendered helpless By = fali.) It
was written with his mouth, and is
very legible, and very touching. He
wants me to put an article in your
COURIER, stating his case, and asking
for little hely in his present need.
He lives az Won can call e. nn
when all but the head is dead) ct his
persona besides James occnnr ~ . no .o."
Il thlnk) Of two ROOM. Fh. no.
fellow 10 in pain, and nervous, and is
it strange that he longs for . little
quiet :
II troubles him the more. becauaa
he is eager to learn to msks l;stIs
drawings and sell them 20 helm .nr
port himself. With % many aronna
r., = i. ;rro.s;hla "OSnu
Reside "a needs cons,.r. .t,.,
ton by 4 nhvaician. - aIl.v;.t. S;s
na;na And Icclr &C., Il. ,.rr;hi. h.S
cores Incident 70 his cond;t;or Fcr
this purpose he needs - - = .o-n
and one Of vonr doctor. IL. $780,
to attsnd him free Of chsroe - h. ~
find Z placs TO live is town.
His step-father. Whoa hand. a..
full with Els great family. win farniss
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Dr.. Hinsey and J. n. Hedrick have
just laid out and platted some eighty,
choice lots on tho Harrow Place
which they will cell to parties who
will build on them, q exceedingly
lowpriccss rYT N w y r
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

Judge Iannchill has decided the
case of Moses pettingiIl and others
We Thomas Devin and othere.A This
case involved the title to fractional
parts Of ground, one or two out lots,
the old cemetery, and the public
square in this city. II isa very i'm.
ror'ant CAGE, and the ground in con.
troversy is very valuable. The Judge
finds for pdefendants, and dismisees
the bill. Plaintiffs will take the
case to the Supreme Court. Fl
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Stiles Repori.

Hon. I'D. II. Stiles, of tins city,
Reporter Of the Iowa Supr eme Court,
has just put on the market his 9th
Iowa Report.
1t receives, like all its predecessors,
the highest compliments of the legal
profession, for its clear, able and
concise character.
All orders should be addressed to
Mr.. Stiles, here.
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M ANHOOD.s
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