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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
READi READi

The undersigned Is prepared to pain
Portraits in Oil Colors, In the latest stylss
EfsSize, or any size desirable, nj low fg-
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me. .
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can bel done right unless II
IN done In the East. Give me chance
and can do il we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambr0types and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main St. Ottumwa Iowa.
dSmw1v. III. NUNAMAKER'
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and Is very interesting.

DR.. h. G. Newton, Dentist, will
from this date put up artificial teeth
Atthe low rate Of $500 only for q
set { upper and lower on beautiful
gum. All work warranted for one
year. Ofacc ia Union Block, over
Jordan 4 son'2 store Ottumwa.
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Fin want of anything in The Toilet line
"A 6ne, or q cheap Hair Brush, Clothes
Brushes, Combs, or Perfumery, you win
always be sore TO ind an extensive line
70 choose from, at lew prices az Taylor,
Biako Goa
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slIERlFrs SALE.

from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Wa
pello County, Iowa, on a Judgment obtained
In said Court on the 18th day Of Dec. 1862. In
Harvey Elier, A. Durbin and IL. &. Thomp.
son, as defendants. for the sum OF Three
Hundred and Nihety-lour dollars and ninety
accruiIy costs, have levied upon the follow
ing real estate taken as the property of said
The south half VI thn south west quarter oi
section IL, Township =. Range u. all In Wap-
clio County, Iowa.
And Will aiier the Anne tor sale 10 the high.
eat bid der FOL cash in maud. on the elst day u
Feh'y. AID. f3fi, IN rent Of The C,surt Hous,
door In uttnmwa, Iu9a nj The hour Of a'cth
y. NJ, OF said day when and where rtue ut
| tendance vii be given by THE Undersigned L
s. A. SW IeGErE sheriff Of said Co.
Ottumwa, Iowa. Jan. y. s7l.--tan.a-w3W
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WHAT Is OUTLAW SAroNARrA Fit
is tree, the bark of Gillian Tree which
ields when macerated, n fragrant veget-
able soap with cleaning and antiputrescent
properties not possessed by any other
vegetable production. This Bark Is .
prominent constituent of the celebrated
Sozodont, the most popular dental prep
axation ever introduced in A msrica.
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Teeth extracted without pain, at
DR.. Newton's Dental rooms, over
Jordan & Sons store.
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CHAPPEp HANDS, iace-pimples, and all
roughness OF the skin cured by using the
Juniper Tar Soap = made by caswell,
Hazard 4 Co. New York. Sold by Taylor,
Blake X Co. jan. 3dlSwly.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

WIN 2 VI wv a, [
ss.s Wapeilo County.
To all whom it may concern $3.50
You are hereby notified ,liat.in vacation
Of the Circuit Court of Wnpei,o County,
Iowa, on the 10th day Of Januar v 1871
there was opened by the Clerk OF said
Court aud publieaily read an instrument
of writing. pnrporting to be the last will
and testament of Aaron Ruhle, late oil
said county deceased, and you are further
notified that the second day of the next
term of said court, commencing on the
second Monday, the 18th day OF March 1871
has been set az the day for final hearing
and proof of said will, at which time all
persons interested may appear ana show
cause why the same should not be admit.
ted to probate.
seb.2 w3t. l.. NJ. Cooley, Clerk.
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d A Rare Chance to save Money.
Diaries for 1871, Of superior quality, y i'll
be sold at half price, BY Taylor, Blake 4
Co. Call soon while you have . large
stock to select from. Ss NJ 49, s4
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HOWARD SANITARY. AID AsSOCIA-
TON. Il Is y, es sfG
Fo the relief and cure Of the erring aud
and Unfortunate, on principles Of the
49, Christian Philanthrophy.
Essays on the Errors OF Youth, and the
Follie, of Age, in relation to Marriage
and ciai evils, with sanitary aid for the
aff1ict d. Sent free, in sealed envelopes,
Address, Howard Association, Box n,
Philadelphia. r.. mav2wIr.
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Dr. r. =. Newton, Dentist, Office
over JourdAn & Son'sDrygoods store,
Cttunwa, Iowa.
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Valentines by the thousand, for sale
cheap, q. Taylor, Blake & Co.'S
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Taylor, Blake 4 Co. wishes TO close out
at half price, some shelf worn Books. Who
wants to buy them
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Ho for yalentines-exanin Taylor,
Blake q Co.'s selection.
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To Consumptives.

~ cured Of that dread disease, Consump.
tion, by simple remedy, 10 anxious TO
make known to his fellow sufSerera the
means OF cure. To all who desire 1t, he
will send copy ofthe prescription used
IRE Of Charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which
Asthma, Bronchitis. DC.
Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address,
81 Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
lss South And st. Williamsburgh, n. Y.
nov.26.dAwly.
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,Ispalding's Glue, =, stickiest thing out,

TwENYr FIVE CENrs.--This amount will
buy q bottle Of Mrs. Whitcombs Syrup. the
great soothing remedy for all diseases incl
dent to infants and children.
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A beautiful set of teeth, upper
and lower only 325.0o, at DIR. New
toms Dental rooms, in Union Block.
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$4,000 BOYS AND GIRLS
WANTED, one or more in every city,
village and neighborhood in the United
States, t. work at leisure hours for good
pay incash. Pleasant, permanent. honor
able employment Writeht once to JOHN
u. ALEEN a Co., Chicago, His. Please
mention where YOU see this.
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a SPlehuiu sNWR V
STAPLE and
Fancy Groceries,

which :thay Intend to sell very low for
cash, or Country Produce.
A woyd to oa,' FetyoW Citi-sas =
Many Of you are already aware that we
are permanently located here, having In
vested what means We have in city and
suburban property, and expect to remain
here the balance OF our lives. Feeling
that cur interests are identical, we hope
by industry and integrity in business, not
only 70 merit, but secure fair proper.
ton of the public patronage. Az the bat-
tie Is not always to the strong, or the race
to the swift, we do not propose
To Start Out Boastingty,
Onlv to say we win sell Good Goodt. anu
g low rs the lowest. Come and see us
aud learn our prices, and Judge for your
selves.
Come and see those wonderful animals
that cut down large trees with their teeth
and dam up the rivers with brush and
mud. They are here.
~Goods delivered In any. part Of the
CITY free of charge. de 2l-d6wt.
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LIST OF LETTERS

/ 4AFAoT.-Dt. Henry s Root and Pla ut Pills
are safe and effective family cafhartc med-
iclne. Try them. See advertisement.
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RemNiniua In the Post ONCE at Ottumwa
lows, on the 7th day Of February, 1871.
they are "ADvKRTIGED," and give the date OF
which thew were 50 advertised.
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JOHN f. HENRY,
3 COLLEGE, PLACE, NEW TORK,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-08
FACULTY.:

REV. A. N. sHIPP, D. D.. Prcsideat AMI
Professor Mental and Moral Sci nee.
DAVID DUGCAN, 4. W., Professor Ancient
Languages and Literature.
REV. WHITEF00RD SMITH, D. D., Professor
English Literature.
WARREN DUPRE, 8. NJ, Professor Natural
JAS. Il. CARLISLE, A. Vi, Professor Mathe-
matics.
REV. A. II. LESTER. A. NJ, Professor History
and Biblical Literature.
The Preparatory Sch Nol, under the i;rmedinte
supervision of the Faculty, Juo. ". SHIpP,
4. NJ, Principal.
Divinity School-Rev A. ". Shipp, n. D.
Rev. Whitefoord Sm;tb, D. D.; Rev. A. II
Lester, A. N.
The first Session of the Sercntccnth Collegiate
Year begins on the first Monday in October.
1870, the second Session begins on the FIRST Men
day in January, 1871.
The course of studies and the standard of
scholarship remain unchanged, but the Faculty
now admit irregular students or those who wish
to pursue particular studies only.
The Schools also open at the same time.
Tuition per year, in College Classes, including
contingent fee, S64 in Currency.
Tuition per year, in Preparatory School, incluc-
ing contingent fee, : a in currency.
Bills payable one half in advance. Board, per
Month. from $40 TO SIS in currency.
For further particulars address
A. NJ. SHIPP, President.
Sent 10 Iy
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SPICE BOX.


- Hope-Life's patent medicine,
with which many are miserably deceiv.
ed.
- Pitch darkness has been so i'm
proved as to read "bituminous obscuri-
rity.
-Laziness is good deal like money
the more man haz ov 1t themore ne
seems tew want.
- If the Doge of Venice were to
lose his sight, what useful article would
he be converted into? A Venetian
blind.
A magistrate of Chicago proposes
to marry couples at one dollar apiece, if
they will form clubs of twelve, and all
get fixed" at the same time.
"A carpenter Of our acquaintance
says that cheerfuluess is the best paying
commodity that eau be brought into a
shop. In his opinion, man who whis
lies will do as much work in an hour as
grumbler will do in day.
A young man at Indianapolis, In
diana, has been under treatment for
what is discovered to be lead collie. It
was long time before the doctors
found out where he got it; but at last
the terrible truth came out. He had
been in the habit of kissing a young
woman who improved her complexion
by the aid Of cosmetics.
-"I don't say, Mr.. Judge, that the
defendant was drunk. No, not by no
means; but this l will say-wheH l last
seen him he was washing his face in a
mud puddle and dryingit on door mat.
Whether a sober man would do this, in
course, cin't say" The court thought
he wouldn't. The consequence was, the
defendant" went up for sixty days.
- Halo, there, how do you sell
wood ?" "By the cord" "Pshaw how
long has it been cut ?" "Four feet" "
"How dumb! mean how long has it
been since you cut it ?" No longer than
it is uow." "See here, old fellow; you
are too ALFRED bright to live long,"
"A man with eleven daughters was
lately complaining that he found it hard
to live. "You must husband your time"
said another, "aud then yon will do
we'll enough" 81 could do much bet
ter" was the reply, "if l could husband
my daughters"
= a traveller went into an inn after
a shower, and asking the landlord to
show him go,d FIRE; "for," said he,
"l'm very wet; and then turning to the
waiter, he said: "Bring me tankard OF
ale Immediately, for I'm plaguey dry"
- Does the court understand you to
say, Mr.. Jones, that you saw the edito, o.,
Of the Anger Of Freedom intoxicated p
"Not at all, sir; merely said that l had
seen him frequently SO Aurried in his
mind that he would undertake to cut
out copy with the suuaers-that's all
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WOFFORD COLLEGE.

SPARTANBCRG c. H.,
so. Ca.
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The entire assets Of a recent bank.
rupt were nine children. The creditors
acted uaguanimously, and let him keep
them.
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Ar BAY.

We knew nothing Of she country, and
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS /!

and ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
i School Stationary, School Pens, Copy Books,
and all varieties of Blank Books, Drawing Pa
pcrs, Bristol Boards, Pencils, Drawing Cards
and Drawing Books, a,
F0RGATIES BOOK DEPOSITORY.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-08

- Hope-Life's patent medicine,
with which many are miserably deceiv.
ed.
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COMPOUND ACID
PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

rT,uIS ARTICLE Is MANUFACTURED By
1 the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY at
Charleston, S. c., under the Superintendence Of
DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL. when compost
cd with equal weight of Cotton Seed, its
standard fertilizers. It's economy rustcOmmeud
it 70 the notice Of planters generally.
For specific directions for composing and for
supplies, apply to ] n. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
JNO. S. RESE 4 CO., General Agents,
Baltimore.
Jauuary4 3m
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spirit had flown to the seat Of Infinite
Mercy and Love.
And then they told me that when 1
fell my horse ran up to me, and that by
jumping upon him, in the confusion,
Charlie might have made his escape
But he threw himself across my body,
and there fought like PaladiD, until
he was shot in the back by one Of bis
valiant foes.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-08

rVnIs GUANo IS NOW so WELL KNOWN
L in all the Southern States for its remarkable
effects as an agency for increasing tbs products
of labor, as not to require special recommerda-
ton from US. It's use for Eve years past has es-
tabished itscharacter for reliable excellence The
large fixed capital invested By the Company in
this trade, affords the surest guarantee Of the
continued excellence ofits Guano.
J. N. ROBSON.
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. c.
JN0. S. REESE 4 CO., General Agents
Baltimore.
January 3m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-21

for money better, if anything, than for
several weeks. Rates are steady at 10
10 II per cent at the banks, and 2 to, 3
per cent on the street. Heretofore the
discount on Boston sight bills has been
&c and demand &C.; to-day the rate was
made uniform by the leading banks at
the latter figure. Other than this there
is no alteration in the rates of exchange.
Cotton bills are coming in slowly, and
the demand for Eastern exchange, though
active in both Cincinnati and Louisville,
is light here. In those cities the banks
check at par to l-lOc premium; here the
rate is steady at par.
But little gold was offered; dealers
buy at III; the opening rates in New
York was ll2s, and at noon ll2i.
Nothing Of Importance is being done
in local securities; ga to 20 are the
best rates offered to-day for Arkansas
levee bonds, and 80 is the asking rate.
Sales late yesterday were at 2Sl to 20.
Other securities are without change.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-21

rope, 10 to Gle; casting. So; plows, Avery.
each, 81; iron per n. ~; cast steel 700 25ci
.LARD-In kegs. ll1zgllszc; tiercca, 1910
101<c; caddies, 121z@1S1zc.
MoLIssEs-Louisiana, firm 40965o in bar
rels; syrups, 6Ot975c; Louisia new, soto IS.
NiILs-Steady at 81 so to 4 60 rates.
OATs-Quiet at 5@l58c froI store.
0EIoSs-Quiet at So O0@3 0 pei. barrel.
PowDER-Riae per key, 50; mining. 81 80;
PouLTRY-0ld chickens firm at 81 25@4 70;
young, IS 00@s4 90. as TO size.
PoTAroEs-Are quiet, with q fair upply NJ
SO 1893 40 y barrel. Sweet POTATOES, 81 % per
PonK y Quiet at sil 5O@l5 90 in large and
small way.
SHoT-Per sack, 81 60 to 2 IS.
SARDINEs = Quarters per casti. 81 TO S25;
halves. e38. t
SOAP-German notified. &c; common. Sc.
STARCH Quiet at 81 TO &c per N.
LIQUoRs-Rectiied whisky pc gallon, 65 to
&c; Bourbon and Rye. 81 q TO 50: Robert
son county, 81 Is to 2 %; American gin and
brandies, 81 10 10 2 20: Highwin es. 95 to Yc
claret wine per case, s. IS TO 60; port and
sherry per gallon. 81 25 to 2 so; 10 me bitteri
per dozen, s. so TO 80.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-21

This forenoon a planter residing acr,1ss
the river, had a negro, named Philip
Frank, arrested on the charge of horse
stealing. The negro clme to his plan
tation, some days since, mounted on a
fine horse, and stated that he was out of
money and wished to pick cotton. Alter
working two days, he left without making
any explanation. This morning the
planter discovered the negro on the
ferry boat, and had him arrested as
above stated on the arrival of the boat
at the landing. The horse is fine ami
NAL and is believed to have been stolen
some fifty miles back from Hope6eld.
Frank was carried to the Adams street
station-house, and was recognized by
the police as an old offender and a nOto-
rious horse thief.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-21
cAurch services ro.morrow.

Rev. David Walk breaches in Linden
street Christian Church Sunday at 1890
am. and 1880 pm. Subject at night:
Sowing and Reaping."
Rev. W. W. Keep has become citizen
of Memphis. He will preach in the First
Baptist Church Sunday morning at IL
o clock, and at u o'clock at night.
Sabbath school at 8 am.
Services at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church tomorrow at the usual
hours. Services every day next week at
IL am. and y p. m. The pastor will be
assisted in these services by Rev. S. G..
sCaruthers of Columbia, Tenn, and Rev.
L. G. Mclean of this city
1.-THE new Methodist church on George
and Tennessee streets is early finished,
and will be one of the han dsomest frame
churches in the city. Tn ladies are to
give supper in the new building next
Friday evening. and the dedication SER
wees will take place the following Sun
day
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-21
cotton.

The market closed irregular and de
pressed, sales amounting to 1000 bales,
and to-day instead of an improveme mt
as was anticipated the tendency in
prices is downward. New York is dull
and &c lower, and Liverpool follows w th
another decline of Lied, which has Sc
unsettled this market that anything Ii Ike
accurate quotations cannot be giw,n
Sales of low mddling, river, are report ed
at l73c and others are reported at l7.lc.
Middling sold early in tho morning at
lssc but at noon it would have been diff
fcult to obtain lSc ON an even runni ng
list. Sales were not over 400 bales.
The following is the comparative da lily
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-21
cotton STATEMENT.
Kew 1orK COTTON market.

NEW YoRK. October q. 10 a.m.-Ths market
opens quiet. Sales yesterday. 1887; receipts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-21
BREvITIEs.

The chain-gang was improving the
condition of Union street, near Second,
this forenoon.
Recorder Scales heard thirty cases
this forenoon. The unfortunates sub
scribed literally to the city treasury.
But one marriage license was returned
to the County Clerk during the week,
Mr.. Sam Warren and Miss Martha Gray.
The Luke Paddon-Ed Burr murder
case was continued for trial this fore
noon over to the next term Of Court on
application of defendant
The great gas controversy case, in
volving $500, 600 damages, will be further
heard before Judge Heiskell, Of the First
Circuit Court, on next Monday.
The cotton contract suit, Gibson VS..
Apperson, damages $2l, 900, was ended
to-day in the Second Circuit Court, the
jury returning verdict for the defend
ant.
Joe Locke, at 1861 Main street, has
the latest pictorials containing accounts
of the Chicago fire, magazines, foreign
publications and the latest daily papers
from all points.
Go to Mansford's, corner of Second
and Monroe, for news goods of every de-
scription, including pictorials, maya
zines and daily newspapers from all
points of Europe and America.
The newspaper reporters Of the city
had formed syndicate to draw the one
thousand dollar prize at the Fair cash
distribution; but alas, notwithstanding
the immense fund invested by them in
fixing up conner" they did not draw
a dollar.
That celebrat ed infant, born in Sagi'
nav county, Michigan, few days since
ought to have been exhibited at the baby
show yesterday. This wonderful infant
kicks the beam at eighteen pounds, and
when he inquiries after the paregoric du
ring the lone watches of the night, he
can be heard with great distinctness al
a distance OF ten blocks. What must
cal treasure!
Emmons a. Son, the veteran news
men, at Nos. 10 Jefferson and 40 Main
streets, receive daily papers from New
York, St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati
Nashville, New Orleans, and all the i'm
portant cities. Foreign newspapers re
ceived regularly, and the latest pretoria
publications and fashion, scientific, ar
and literary magazines
The sensational account Of a mar
riage, in morning contemporary, pub
lished yesterday, eau sed the reporter t.
rise and explain" in this morning
issue, that there had been no marriag
between a Main street clerk and tn
FAR One with the Blonde wig. In
most cautious reporters get swampe'
sometimes when they embark on the sen
sational sea.
Weston, the walkist, waded througI
one hundred miles in twenty-four hours
in Cincinnati ON last Wednesday. ii
made his first mile in 1909, and hi
hundredth mile in 1902. He was car
ried to his tent as he staggered il
making the last step, and after recover
ing he wept with regret, and exclaimed
Pm disgraced forever" because h
could not walk the other thirteen miles
according to promise. He started Sout
on Thursday, and may visit Memphis i
q few weeks.