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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS are forbidden 10 trespass on
N my farm, with dog. gun. or in any other
manner, as they will be prosecuted according
to law A. I. BRlTTON.
Eli BAKER. Tenant,
oct l3-lmn
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FOR SALE,

4 LDERNEY BULL, 81 years old: HERE
N FORD COW, Ida Holmes, bred by John
Merryman, Baltimore county, % years; also
BULL CALF, cross of above animals, after
December LIST; Il STRONG WAGON. new hay
and lime body, suitable for or horses also
Il 4-year old COLT, either mare or gelding.
for sale at reasonable Prices.
Apply 10 NELSON r. BAKER,
novl0 4tPn Bethesda p q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TNllE undersigned having been appointed
Il Examiners by the County Commissioners
of Montgomery county TO ascertain whcthe 7
the public convenience requires the opening of
public road, beginning at the dividing line
between jus c. White and B. F. Dyson on
the road leading from Jacksonville TO Mono
cacy, running short distance on Tie lands of
jos. C. Whiiei then the most practicable
route through the lands of b. +. Dyson, y. C.
Colt, the heirs of George lioyle the lands Of
Jas. McAter, r. S. Umsiattd, james A. Boyd
20 the contemplated depot on the Point of
Rocks railroad; then through the lands of
Jas. A, Boyd TO fhe road leading from Ger
mantown TO Barnesvile--
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE 70 all interested
that thew will meet on the premises on NON
DAY, tie 27M day Of Nocem5,r, 1871, ut the
hour of 10 o clock A. NJ, TO execute The com
mission us above stated.
AMERICUS DAWSON,
THOS. REID
JACOB +. SNYDER
oct 27-tdn Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17

in the town of Rockville, elegantly located in
nice neighhorhood the House nearly new
elegant Lot, fronting on Two Streets Terms
made known on application TO
nov l0-tSn JAS w CANPREI T.
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"onteds

A GOOD MICH COW, fer which rea-
IA sonable price will be paid Addrcss-
ELI BAKER, Bethesda p. O.,
nov l0-5tn Montgomery Co, Nd
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Thirty Bays Notice.

VA NJ. f. LAZENBY. Collector of
w State and County Tax in the 9th
Election District of Montgomery county for
theycars 1861, 1868, 1869 and 1870 having
returned TO the Commissioners of said county
the following Tract or Parcel of Land, on
which the State and county tax for the years
1867, 1868, 500 and 1870, have not been
paid-to wit:
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situ-
ate, living and being in Berry's district, call
ed "Snowden's Maunor Enlarged . contain
ing $50 kcres, more or less, assessed in the
name of VIM. Kirk:
County tax 1867, on $500, at so els. $40 80
State tax for 1868, on $500, at 10 cts s AZ
County . AT 81 cts. 10 90
Sl4 40
State tax for 1860: on $500, at 10 cts. s 3 40
County . at 6s cts. - "a
SIS &C
State tax for 1870, on $500, nj 19I cts 5 Al
County at 500 cts. IA 50
Sls 90
And having certified TO this Court that he
can find no personal property in the county
liable for or chargeahle with the payment of
the aforegoing amounts
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That unless
the taxes on said Tract of Land, with the in
lerest thereon, shall be paid TO said Collector
within thirty days after the publication of this
notice is completed, the tract of land so charg-
ed, or so much thereof rs may be necessary to
raise The sums due thereon shall he sold to the
highest bidder for the payment of the same.
Test: JOS. A. TANEY, Crk
nov l7-4tn TO County Com'rs.
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n o e nc e.

A Nadjourned meeting of the members of
"A Montgomery Co. Agricultural Society,
the Fourth Quarterly Meeting of The same, for
the year 1871, will be held ut the Court
House, in Rockville. on Tuesday, Nov. 2lsl,
1871, at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ
A full attendance is requested
By order of the President,
RICH'D N. WILLIAMS,
Nov. l7-it Recording Secretary.
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EStray cow

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery County Set,
As@FzxA / HEREBY CERTIFY, that Fran
&N cos Clark brought before me, the
--4&a..A subscriber, one Of the Justices of
the Peace in and for the said county, this / Nh
day OF November, 1871, as a stray irespass-
ing upon her.encosures, a small Buffalo COW
color red, white stripe down her back,
right ear cropped and hole, left ear cropped
and indented. Given under my hand.
JOHN NJ. CLARK, j. p.
The owner of the above property will please
come forward, pay charges and take il away
FRANCES e. CLARK.
Living on the road leading from the Sligo
P. o. to the Four Corners.
nov l7-3tP
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I. ,,,,, =. :,
mlnispu'on o. our wy fh'hers' our eoou
o'u 'own WIN soon present we appearance u
! done in that direction. and still more il in
contemplation. The list movement has been
The posting of Perkins & Houses Street Lamps
from one end Of the main Street, 10 the other.
BY the way, Perkins & Houses Non-Explo-
sivc Lamps, of Mi kinds, for the sale of which
Bor:c BRos, Of this town, nre Agents, are the
best, cheapest and safes; Lamps in use We un-
dcrstand that the Town Commissioners. as soon
as they can spare funds for that purpose. intend
''''''S i've 9e 'ion@ '"'
ny go 'ie''' ~, '"e e"-
'''' "'e p''""s ~
CiRcuiT CouRT November Term of the Cir
cult Conr, for Montgomery County commenced
on Monday last, Judges Boutc and Lynch on
the Bench. The dockets are quito full. but il
is not likely that many important cases will
come up for trial this Term. While Court con-
tinues we hope that all former subscribers to
the Sentinel who may be present will avail
themselves of the opportunity 10 renew their
''o',, 'p,'o"' ~" SuDS0'ioFiS "'n "'So oe
'""""'"'' V''e'eu "po" o"t oooAs'
SOLDIERS WANTED FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL E.
LECTION Tine Washington organ of the adj
minstration after abiding to the late cleo
tons in the Southern States which resulted
adversely TO its party, says at will require
not less than 10, 900 regular troops, iudicious-
~ distributed throughout the Southern States
to insure free and fair election in those
States in 1872. 1t may be necessary that Con-
gress should increase the army
~,
day last saws that Sheriff REssoy of Mont
oomcrv Countv Nd come to that CITY. and
made onnlicat;on far Frank Douolass CHARGED
with stealing n horse and cart and certain
blacksnitb's tools from O. IT. p. CLARK. of
this County. Mr.. Benson was armed with
requis''oh from 'he governor OF Maryianu'
Douglass was found IN jail at Washington,
where he is serving a six months term for
Iarccnv IIn will he kent in i,l tbere until
us 'elh 10 ou', "neh tne WAR i"nu "u'noii-
The following gentlemen have been appoint
ed Trustees of the Aims House, viz Thos. j.
u Bovie Douclnss Clonpcr Henry A Pum-
-, ,,1,.,;.f,ca go. W, w O..
purify Meie"'Seueo "ieen' ""sh, j" o"eh'
COMMISSIONS IssuED.-We learn from the
Baltimore Sun. of Yesterday, that the Cover
no.. to, i..,oa oor,,is,;ons ., t,o co,,o,;,,
NV '''' ''S''u COMMISSIONS ~ ""
d
Bouie, Chief Judge of the Sixth Judicial Cir
chi, Hon limos - Walters Associnte Judqe
,,,..
OF INC in'ru Juuic'ai .ircui' non 'onn a.
Pearrie, Associate Judge OF the Fourth Judi
MEETING OF THE LEGIsLATCRE.-As required
by the constitution, the General Assembly of
uo.,.,o,,a ,;,, ,,,oo, -, ,ho 6,st wodnosa.,, of
''"' i''iu VIM ''eN' y" '''N NO. " ,J "
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17

Governor Bowie has set apart 7 thursday
the seth instant, as day of thanksgiving and
Praise.
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NoTTCE.

A LII persons are forewarned from hunting
Awith dog or gun, or fishing, or other
wise tres passing on my lauds in Montgomery
County, as the law will be rigidly enforced
against all such offenders in future.
nov l7-4tP BENJAMIN DAVIS
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ADJOURNED MEETING.

TIVE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
4 county will meet at their Room, in Rock
Vile. on
TUESDAY, the 21st of Nov. 1871,
Per order
JOS. A. TANEY, elk
nov l7-tdn to Commissioners.
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notice..

IN TONS BLACKSMITIS' COAL, at 81
~ per ton, for sale at
Nov l7-6t GARRETT & MAUS.
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Thirty Bays Notice.

WILLIAM MULLICAN. Collector of State
w and County Tax in the Alb election dis
lriet o! Montgomery county for the year 1868,
1863, 1870 and 1871, having returned to the
County Commissioners of said county the fol-
lowing Tract or Parcel Of Land, on which the
State and county tax for the years 1868, 1869,
1870 and 1871 have not been paid-to wit;
a TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, sta
ate, lying and being in Rockville district, cali
ed " Brothers Industry" containing Acres,
more or less, assessed in the name of William
Saver:
State tax for sos on Slo2l AT I9l cts 5 / %
Interest from January Isl, 1869, Al
SO CT
State tax for 1869, on 5000, at loi cts 5 ! 95
Interest from January LIST, 1870, 6i
$40 81
State tax for 1870, on slo2l, at IoI cts 5 sc
County - at sO4 cts Is
$40 u
State tax for 1871, on slO2l, a l9l cts ! slo 81.
County at sol cts I s'io q
And having certified 10 this Court that lie
can lind no personal property in the county
liable for or chargeable with the payment of
the aforegoing amounts
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That unless
the taxes CD said Tract of Land, with the in
terest thereon, shall be paid TO said Collector
within thirty days after the publication of this
notice is completed, the tract of land so charg-
ed, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
raise the sums due thereon, shall be sold to
the highest bidder for the payment Of the
same. Jos. A. TANEY, OK.
nov 5--itn 10 County Com r..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE required
by the constitution, the General Assembly OF
Maryland will meet on the first Wednesday OF
January next, and the new Governor will be
inaugurated on the second Wednesday of ia
nuary, 10 continue in Office for four years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-11-17

Col. GEORGE P. THOMAS, President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
HAMILTON EASTER WILLIAM DKvRIEs,
GEORGE T. THOMAS, ALLEN A. CHAPMAN,
HIRAM WOODS, IIuGm SlssoN.
THOMAS CAssARD, GEORGE II. MILLER.
CHARLES WEBB.
TINS Company has never contested claim,
and has paid TO lis policy-holders during the
past year, per cent more on the He-pian,
than the largest Eastern and Northern Compa-
MES, and has realized p per cent more inter
est upon its money. Its plan is all cash, mu-
t"al, the surplus being regularly divided a
mong its policy holders. All policies are
non-forfvitahle. Dividends art paid at the
end of the first year and can be used 10 reduce
premiums or left with the Company 10 pur-
chase additional assurances. The follow ing
prominent gentlemen are polio, FOLDERS:
Hon. Oden Bowie, Hon VIM p Whyte
llon.R H. Alvey. Hon. a. X. Syestcr,
Hon. VIM. ?. MauIsby, Hon Tome
Hon John, Richie, Judge Alexander,
Hon d. r. AIagrudcr, Hon J. G. Clarke,
The following is a partial list of our policy
holders in Montgomery county:
Capt. VIM. O. Sellman, $1,000
Capt. Jno. 7. Fletchall, Sl0 600
Howard Griffith, $1,000
George w. Spatcs, $40, 600.
John I. lIeffner, $40 1000.
Cooke D. Luckctt, So, 600.
Col. Washington Bowie, $40, 900.
DR.. c. W. Shreve, $4,000.
Nathan Alnutt $40, 900.
]. l.. Carroll, Sl0 900.
i. c. Young, $4,000.
r. NJ. Williams, Sc, sou
Laurence A. Darby, $1,000.
George B. F. Walter, s., 600.
Fred. o. Selman. s., 600.
George n. Beale, S., 900.
Mrs. s. D. Higgins, $4,000.
John W. Veich, S., 600
II, W. Talbot, So,
Darius Chgeu s., 600.
JAS Il. Norton, S., 600,
VIM. S. Brooke, s., COO.
DR.. " L. Stoncstrect, So, 900.
Thomas J D. Bowie, s., 900.
William 7. Aud, SIS, 900.
Richard T. White, S., 600.
DR.. y. Brewer, s., 600
f. g. NARROW, IS, 900.
Chas. A. C. Higgins 81, 0G0.
Thos. J. Peddicord So, 900.
Spencer G. Jones, $50
Montgomery Clngett, s.,
Albert W. Gore, So 900.
Edward Rabbit, S., 600.
Roger b Farquhar, s. 900.
Prof. S. II. Coleman 50, 900.
Mrs. S. J. Fitzhugh, SO, 900.
r. Arthur Hungerford, 5000.
Dr. E. Wootton, SO, OC0.
VIM. 7. Hilton, $4,000.
NJ. l.. Fisher, 81 500.
Isaac o. Rabbit, 81, 800.
f. G. Duley, 81, 500.
Jas B. Henderson, 81, 500.
J. NJ. Hancv, 81 600.
Mrs. NJ. A. Fisher. 81, 500.
Gus. Flaek, So, 800.
Jacob Poss, 50. 500.
j. W. Reed, 81, 500.
]. G. NJ. Scheppach, 81, 500.
James L. BoEd, s., 600
Sam'l B. Haney 81 900.
Vim. d. Williams 81, 500.
L. l.. Sadtler, 81, 500.
VIM. +. Flack, 81, 500.
DR., Il. 7. Colt, 81 900.
John T. Vincent, 81 900.
John Magaha, 81, 900.
VIM. X. Gather, 81 500
John Henry Garrett 81 500.
Thos. r. Suter, Sr., 81 200.
Joel Wolf, 81, 600.
Amos F. Beedle, 81 900.
Reuben A. Bogley, 81, 900.
Vim. II. Linkins, 81, 900.
John Heetcr, $1,000.
A. T. Davis, 81, 900.
Allen Selby, 81 900.
Henry Linkins, 81 090.
CRATIC Clagett, 81, 200.
z. T. Clagett, 81 900.
Jas. +. Buckston, $1,000.
F. L. Kidwell, 81, 900.
Ii. C. GIBSON 4 CO., Cfenl. Ag;s.
For Md. Va. LeeSburg, Va.
COOKE D. LUCKETT. Special Act..
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HOUSE AND LOT.

THE Subscriber would like 10 SELL nice
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nov 17-tdn
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PLGW & CARRIAGE HARNESS,

TERMS or SHE. All sums of fen dol
lars and under, the cash will be required all
sums over Ten dollars, credit Of six months
will be given, the purchaser giving his noic
with approved security, bearing interest from
date
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
New Advort e1aents.
WALTHAM
WATCHES.


The extensive use q these WATCHES for the
last fifteen yenfS ~ Railway Conductors.
Engipeers end Express1tep, the most exact-
ing OF waicn-WeaTcis, mas tnoroughiy demon
strateu tne sttcngth, Eteaiinesss qurabiiity
ana accuracy OF yle Wn,tnain WotcI. TO
ssHtis,y tnat ctlss IN AL. thsse IesIects, IL 70
dcclue inc question rs 70 inc resi- value OF
these ume-heeepcrIs, $1,000.
more tnnn UMUv OF Jnese watches are now
speaking lor themselves ~ tne pockets o. the
peoHe-a PROOF ana guarantee OF their
sunerlorlty over All otners. ~
Inc superlor organlanuon ana grsat extent
pies them 70 produce walcmes ata price which
renders compositions futile, and those who
buy any other watch merely Pay from - to 80
per cent. moro LOT thelr watches than is
necessary, al.
These tlf1e-pieceS combine every improve
ment that long experience has proved Of
nearly every Invention In watch making
originating IN this country or N Europe,
testing by the most s.sinuf artisans in our
works. aud long use on the part Of the PUBLIC
demonstrated To be essential 30 correct and
Among the many improvements We would
particularize
! The inyentpn and use Of u ccDtre-pinion Of
peculiar construction, TO prevent damage to
the train by the breakag6 of main-springs, 10
original With The American Watch Company,
who, having had Tho refusal of all other con-
trivances, adopted Fog patent pinion rs be-
ing the best and f;,ultleSs. -.
Hardened and tempered hair-springs now
universally admitted by Watchmakers to BIO
tho best, are used IN Ill grades OF Waltham
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

DIED, February 18th, at her home,
MARTHA A., wife of G. Noslor, aged
IS years.
Another homo made desolate
another faithful wife and loving
mother passed over tho beautiful
river, into tho blessed land, and, Oh!
what an aching void in our hearts |!
Mover again can VIC look up and
receive that loving smile; no moro
hear that gontlo voice, or feel tho
touch of those dear hands. Mother,
wo miss thee. Thy form has passed
awas from us--it no longer meets us.
Friends will no longer receive thy
welcome greeting. But whom our
life work is ended; when we too
shall cross over tho ''river of death"
then shall we SEQ theo; there thou
wilt welcome us, "and joyfully sweet
will the meeting b." Thoro will be
no parting there, no aching, sorrow
ing hearts. Till thon, dear mother,
farewell.
We know VIC shall meet our loved ones there,
And sweetly rest, all freed from care,
A happy, unbroisen band.
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"spalling's Glae." useful and true.
AN INsALUBRIoUs SEASON.

Spring q welcome, but not its diseases.
We should be glad to have its bloom with
out its fogs, it's vapors, its sudden chauges
OF temperature, aud tho agues, fits OF in
digestion, bilious attacks. and other har-
rassing disorders which they engender =
AS this cannot be, ii behooves all sensi-
Bile people to do The best hey can TO es-
cape such serious drawbacks on the poe
try OF the season. Ask any physician
what the weak and delicate ought to do
when miasma iniects the air. The answer
will be. "tone and regulate the system
But how? That is the important oues-
tion.g A dozen medical men would prob
ably recommend rs many different medi-
cines. On the other hand, the thousands
who have tested the virtues OF Hostetter' .
Stomach Bitters a. an invigoraut and al
terative, will recommend but one, the
wholesome preventive and restorative in
which their own xperlence has taught
them To trust. A course Of this rare veg
etAble stimulAnt, commenced now. would
save many a pang to the feeble and debil-
itated. 1t would be wise economy, too,
tor 1t would probably preclude the neces-
sity for medical advice. Without dispar-
Hgement to profession whioa all sntelli.
gent men and women respect and honor
| IL is lust az we'll, ii possible, to zeep out Of
| the doctors hands, and they would have
| com ,5arativeiy few eases q. fever and agne
Dyspepsia bIGonsness, neryoasnoss. aus
general debility to attend to, II this agree
able and healthinl specific syere N uni
eareal use.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

{ These bonds sre secured, first, by q
First Mortgage on the Railroad itself, Its
reiling. stock. and I'll equipments; second,
by b First MoftgAge on tt entire Land
Grant, being more than twenty-five
Road.
The Bonds are free from United States
BILE in Gold the Principal ut the end Of
Thirty years, and the Interest Seminar
nually, at the rate Of SEVEN AND THREE
TENTHs PER CENT. per annum.
They are issued In denomination Of
800, $500, q, 900. ~, 600, and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are
Messrs. Jay Cooke, Philadelphia. and J.
Hdgar Thonson, President Of the PENN
lsylvAnis Central Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific 7-3o Bonds will
at all times before maturity, be re0eiva-
BILE AT TEN PER CENT. PREMIUM Tor 1,10),
In exchange for the Company's lands ut
their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety.
these Bonds yield an income larger, we
belbeye, than any other arst-class secur-
Pacifics, increase their yearly income one-
third, and still have q perfectly reliable
HOW 70 GET THEM.--Your nearest
Bank or Banker will supply these Bonds
in any desired amount, and Of any need
ed denomination. Persons wishing TO
exchange stocks or any other bonds FOR
these, can do SO with any OF our Agents,
who will allow the biggest current price
for ALL MARKETABLE SECURITIES.
Those living In localities remote from
Banks, may send money. or bonds, direct
ly to us by express, and wewlll send back
Northern Pacific Bonds ut our own risk,
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From DaiIy Courier, MAfohl
Judge Williams announced his
opinion ON tho railroad tax question
this morning. We were not present
but learn that no sustained the tax
against oil tho objections raised,
except as follows: He hold in offoct
that attaching that provision to the
submission of tho question, which
provides that tho money raised by.
the tax should DO retained by the
Treasurer, and not paid over until
tho road should DO completed to Sig
Quincy, was outside Of tho law, and
not authorized by law, and had the
effect to invalidato the whole thing.
Further, he held that for the purpose
of letting the question come up a.
to whether one-third of tho resident
tax payers petitioned or not, he
would allow the writ of ceytiorari to
issue, but would reserve his opinion
as to the question, whether the num-
Dor Of petitioners could be inquired
into by him.
We incline to tho view that We
should try this matter before tho
people anew, and at once, which wc
have no doubt will DO dono, and that
the tax will win by at least ono.
hundred majority.
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IL. W. Bolts, tho great wholesale
and retail clothier of tho Des Moines
Valley, has just returned from the
Eastern market with his usual man.
moth stock, and is now ready to wait
upon customers ct homo and from
abroad, in clothing, hats, caps, fur,
nishing goods, &C., &C., warranting
to give cntire satisfaction in quality,
styles, and prices. It is we'll known
among oil his old customers, that he
has cutter, MIR. Salvo, who has no
superior in the west, and suits in the
latest styles, and of the best work
manship are made to order. The
enterprise of our fellow townsman,
Il. w. Belts, has been rewarded with
an immense and growing trade which
does as good to soc.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

W.. MitclDll, esq, will deliver o
lecture on the evening Of tho 14th of
March, at tho LIST M. Il. Church. Sub.
ject-Let Euery Han Mind his oson
Business. The friends Of the enter
tainment can confidently promise .
rich treat in this lecture, and as the
entire proceeds arc to DO devoted to
the purchase of new library for the
use of tho LIST NJ. Il. Sunday School,
it is earnestly hoped that every friend
and woll-wisher of tho school, will be
present. Admission IS conts.
GEO. HAw, rou
oh. EMERY, W
March Z. d2tW1t.
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From Daily Courier, March Z. s4
EDDYvILLx.-We were in Eddy
vile . few hours, yesterday, and we
were glad to SEQ that, under the i'm
petus given it BY tho completion of
tho Central Railroad, it is beginning
to improve; several new buildings
having been erected since We were
there before, and there is q general
disposition to clean and brighten up
the promises Of tho old residents. We
shall always gladly hail evidences of
thrift in our sister city, as whatcvcr
rebounds to their advancement,
results in the common good of our
county. Among other changes,
which is decidedly for the better, is
the change in tho Amos House Mrs.
4. F. Amos, tho proprietor, again
having takon charge of it, and weary
travellers may now BIO sure of got
ting good clcan rooms, and as good
meals as tho country affords. We
met our old time fat friend, Broherd,
the genial Maj. Wilcox, who dispen-
SOS political truth and Uncle Sans
mails with equal and exact Justice /;
NcNett and Boyd, who expound tho
law, and that good follow, Melick, Of
incorrigable politics, and humorous
othors s'too tedious to montlon." Wc
havo only one fault to find OF our
Eddyvillo friends, and that lie, that
thorc is not enough Of them who
patronizo tho Courier, and this
error Of theirs wo hopo they will
correct soon, as several came forward
whilo We were there, and gavo us
their names as subscribers.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

Bio CRoP.-John M. Wilson, Esq,
of Richland township, in this county,
has just marketed tho product .of
one.half acre Of Irish potatoes Of the
white Neshannock variety.
There was 1913 bushels which he
sold to Hughes 4 Holbrook, Green
strcet, for 30 cents per bushel, bring
ing $116.5O, which is pretty good for
high. Who can beat this? No one
mood to try to beat their quality, as
an inspection at Hughes 4 HoIbrook's
will fully show.