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~ BANERrr1CY.
An Important Decision In The Us.
Circuit C0urt Relative Jurisdle-
lion In the state aud Federal
Tribunals.

Yesterday in The UuIted States
Circuit Court Judge Dillon, upon
appeal, reversed the dcoi'ion OF the
District court in the case ot George
j. Davis, assignee Of Archibald /.
Lane, bankrupt, against Joseph I.
Anderson aud Will.om b. Ander-
s1n. a case which involves a very
grave question concerning the res
pectiys iurisdictioual powers OF the
Federal aud State courts, The vital
question in the ease was, whether
| the United States District court has
such exclusive iurisdistion and pow
ers over the estate Of 4 bankrupt as
to render null and void tho enforce
mcnt by a State court, der Tue
bankruptcy, Of Judgment awfully
obtained against a debtor before his
bankruptcy.
The District court IL deciding tire
case held that secured creditors OF a
bankrupt cannot enforce their de
mauds except through the Bank
ruptcy court, that the commence
ment OF proceedings in bankruptcy
operates as stay Of all process II
| the bands Of the officer Of any other
conrt, that the administration Of nc
part Of the bankrupts estate, wheth
er q lien therein exists or not, is tC
be taken from the court OF Bank
ruptcy, and that therefore a sheriff
sale after the bankruptcy Of a iudg
ment debtor, even though mad'
under a Judgment rendered belor
the bankruptcy, was void, and 50 dc
creed. From this decision OF th'
District court, the defendants, wht
were the purchasers at the sheriff
sclc, appealed to the Circuit court.
The decision Of the Circuit conr
upon the appeal was lookel forwar'
to with much interest by tho mem
bers Of the bar, on account Of tn
important principles involved, bu
the decision given does not after a
finally dispose Of the case. Judg
Dillon in giving Judgment explaine
that he had not decided the case o
the main question involved. as IN hi
view there was a preliminary poln
to be first disposed Of, viz: the Inn
) itation contained in the hankrur
act, which provides thotno suit sha
be maintained by or against an n
signee, except the same be brcugl
within two years after the cause
action accrues. In the present cNs'
, the period was over two years, an
the court was Of opinion that sue
; allegations must appear on the fac
Of the petition az to avoid this statg
> tory limitation, rs that there WI
fraud in the case, and that the su
=, was brought within two years fro'
the time Of dlscoyeryby the asslgn'
of facts inducing reasonable b
lief Of the preparation otsuch frau
> Such allegations not appearing {
the face Of the petition, the cou
reversed the decree Of the Dietri
court, giving leave, however,
plaintiff to amend bis petition.
The decree Of the District cou
y 10 tho case Of Georgs j. Davis, q
signee Of Jacob s. Goodin, again
William W. Campbell, ingolying Il
same question, was also reyers
l. and the case renanded to the d
trict court. $50. Louis Repajlican.
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Medical Department OF CHmber-
land University.
ANNOUNCEMENT, ls72-73.

FACULTY
ALEXANDER ERsKINE, NJ. D., Dean; Pro-
fessor of Obstetrics.
BENZ. ". AVENT, NJ. D Professor of Surgery
ROBERT W. MITCHELL, NJ. D., Professor Of
Materia Mediea.
RICHARD B. MAURY, NJ. D., Professor Of
Practice.
DUDLEY D. SAUNDERS, NJ. D., Professor Of
u Anatomy.
]. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,, NJ. b., Professor Of
0pthalmology.
FELIX MCFARLAND, NJ. D., Professor OF
Chemistry.
GUsTAyUs B THORNTON, NJ. D., Demon
stratOr.
| B. G. HENNING, n. D., ProseetoF
The twentieth annual course Of Lectures will
commence on the first Monday in October
and close on the frst Of March. For eircu-
| lars o. additional information apply to
ALEXANDER ERSKlNE, NJ. D., Dsan,
No. Monroe Street. Memphis, Tenn
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The following shows the progrcs.
siye expenditure in keeping up the
establishment Of the President from
the beginning Of the century to the
present year. The items included
under each administration are what
has been appropriated for furniture,
repairs, fuel, attendants, l'residen-
tisl grounds, and greenhouse fences,
stable and contingent expenses. Il
does not include, un'ler any admin
istration, the appropriations for the
Presidents secretaries or clerical
service Of any kind:
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Cyclopedia Of the Best Thoughts
Of Charles Dickens, is continued In
the 81 & 3D. numbers Of serial issued
by Hale x son, New York. The
Selection Of the best thoughts OF
Dickens Is made by r. G, De Fon-
taine, who arrangcs them in alpha
botieal order. lEo has got as far as
the letter "F,' tho fat boy in Pick
wick being about the Last Of the "bril-
liant thoughts in this second nuns
Der. Those who wish to have an
opitome Of everything that Dickens
said upon everything, had better get
this publication, according ns il
comes from the press. II will bc
found useful.
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GOING NORTH.

Mail train leaves Grenada 10:2oA, u, pass Pope's
1902, Courtland, 1908, Batesville, 1928,
Sardis, l:lC, Como 19l A. NJ, and arrive
at Memphis $3.50 Pm.
Express trains leave Grenada 2:0OA. NJ, pass
Popes 359 Courtland 4:06 Batesvile 4:24
Sardis $40, Como, $50, and arrive at Mem
phis 500 A. NJ
Freight train leaves Grenada 6:00A A. NJ, pass
Pope's 9l4, Courtland 9.25, Batesvillc 9;54,
Sards lo;45, Como 1899, A. NJ, and arrive
at Memphis 400 Pm.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays
The mail train going South makes Giree'
connection at Grenada for New Orleans. The
Express going South connects for Water Val
ley, Ceffeeville, Oxford, &c.
JAMES YOUNG, Gen'l. Supt.
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WHOLESALE GROCERIES.

have just received large stock Of fancy
and inmi groceries which ! offer at low
profits. Also the largest stock Of liquors in the
place, ard oier them 70, less profits than ever.
invite physicians special attention to my
stock OF pure liquors Terms only for cash.
oe6. I'm v. i. MtICHELL
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Mas


Walker II. q, Chapter No. 2s.
Regular Conyocations lst Monday in eacl
month at o'clock p. m.
H. + McGsaEE, II, p.
j. C. HARRISON sec'y.
sARDTs LODGE No. 307A. r. "A. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
hight in eaeli month
JOIN wMGHT, W NJ.
J. g. WADDEY, Sccy
6a.4ia Gaap,r, 10. ii.
Order Of Ile Eastern Star, Regular meelin,
FIRST Thursday night in each moI.,h
Mrs. NJ. A Thompson,
Worthy MNtron,
Mrs NJ. b. Wight
Sec'y.
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UNION
Fe ~, q Ie T. o jteg e
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

REV. G. u. BELL, D. D., PRESIDENT.
THE next session will open Sept, mber II,
1872.
Total expenses for boarding, waShi-g,
fuel, lights and attendance, with
English and Classical tuition for
Eve months... ................ $3.50 OF
The same, including Frenct........... l42 81
Tuition in Music and Art Departments, psua
rates. Prof J. M. Riggs, highly recommended
as skillful instructor, will be music director
The attainments Of i,s graduates and The ex
eelent quality Of its patronage, attest the eff
clent training, 10 English, Classics, Music anf
Fine Arts secured In thisf'eliegei
Boarding pupils enjoy the Unprecedented
privilege ofstudying 10 their own rooms b
good fres. Apply for catalogues
y. g. BURNEY,
! plz8-ln Secretary.
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J. j PEARSON,
PRACTICAL
W-afCHmdRer and TttCeLfr

DIAMOND HALL, BATESVILLE MISS
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly repaired
and warranted to gige entire satisfaction. Spe
cial attention given to watch repairing. Al
work sent BY express, or otherwise will re
ceiye prompt attention.
Gold and Silver Plating done.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
jul20tf
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Gard to.Planters.

wonld most respectfully announces to the
citizens Of Panola county, that ! am prepared TO
repair and sharpen GINS, and put them in
perfect order. Sharpening is my speciality,
and am responsible for all work undertaken.
/ refer to Mr.. W. w. Bailey, Mr. John Lowe,
Mr. Martin Jones. DR.. Sam r. Dunlap. Mr. W.
W. Miller, Maj. WM. Walker, Mr.. Y. Potts,
Dr. S.B. g. Caruthers, for evidence Of my
skill asa workman having done work fol
them.
All orders left at Mr.. Martin Jones, three
miles south Of Sardis, or to his care. will be
promptly attended to.
! ai6ms JOHN DAMON, (eoll.
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. Cirusss utfeHr
yw. COCHRAN
y. !, & J, v, COCHRAN
Lumber Dealers.

Manufacturer 1flumhcr laths and shingles
and dealers in doors sash anl blinds flooring
,Pi1e, poplar and a'hl ceiling, veatherbonrd-
in-, moltiug and finishing humber Of every
ies riptiou. oar awmill, with a capacity Of
manufacturing hundred thousand feet Of
lumber, and from scyenly-hye 70 n hundred
thousand shingles and from dill 10 seventy
tyc thousand hths per week euah ne 10 hll
at orders on short notice. Orders from the
country filled with care AMI Dispatch Price
list furnished on application. gsg~Oniee and
Yard foot oi Washington street Mills In north
end Of Nayy-yard, Memphis, Tenn. scpl4
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GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis l2;4o P. NJ, pas
Como 2:56 p NJ, Sards 3.l5, Batesyille 4'O3i
Courtland 4:l9, Pope's Station 4:25, and ar
arrive at Grenada 6l0P.M.
Express trains leave Memphis 430 PM, pass
Como 7:0S, Sardis 7.45, Batesvifle sic, Court
land 833 Popes 8:99, T. N. and arrive at
Grenada 1885, P.M
Freight train leaves Memphis $50 AN pass
Como 1913, Sardis 1915, Batesville ll;4s,
Courtland 1914, Po2e's 1925, and arrive at
Grenada 4:l0 p NJ,
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Irs. 'at'.t..s go.
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HtTri nr 5ufEEuHtvH
urs l.ir. df tsa .ass ffH it..flaH. ffo
saIiHaaaI .asrH|.n M
ti.aH.sasrn a. ,frrs naalraai at.f
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Marriage rio.Hry rafesf fs1i um'
ten lines fts fHdOtrr tgn l.n... rds-sai
F.. gHIaf advertising rs'cs.
AI adymtrmera Of n irie'ly HsTarH'
character. fiils ..faei 80 .haats a,treHIy.
five earts rsriIrf.
Editorial noHsr' ,u loosl ee'aur. twenty
eHu rer lHe
Jua WORK OF ever, description done v,ih
reilurss luA irpath
Adwrtwmsbrrlysble in advance and JOB
Work un delivery
TuCoaars arsH0suryrs Write plain, with ink
anton bot 1rr side of thc sheet Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript OF leuerpaper will make
one Square.
Guy and CO;sniy Directory.
E. s Fisher. 5adte oftht l2'b ladiclaln District
o. r Simmous, Chancellor lolh Cbanccry Ms-
tH.t.
A. r. Howe. Collector Internal Revenue
U 0ranuc, Sheriff
C. n. Gleason Circuit Clerk
%. C. Harrison, Chagcery Clerk
W. W Howe, Treaurcr.
W A. Jones, Assessor
a. D. narliug. PRECEDENT School BOARD
BoAao or SurEgysoRs $ Il Gunter, Prci
dent; " 5. Ii1r,sGed, T. NJ Sims, John
Wilson, leol landy lIuHt (eoll
Capt Samuel Mathews, County Surveyor
AyoR. ID b. NclIcnry
CoNrAhtr 60 Mansfield Williams,
ALDERMEN. w. D. Ilthin, Gerald Clarke, s
r. BMnn, ". B. Locke
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CoURTms.
CHANCERY COuR

CHANCERT COURT.
Meets 2nd Moulay in January Aptl, July
Bnd October and holds two weeks,
CIRCUIT COURT,
Meets ith Mondays of March, July and No.
iembor, ana holds two weeks,
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad,
TIME TABLE,.
GOING SOUTH.

Change oftime on Monday June 25, 1872.
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Ciiy 0ia Co'oniy Direciory.

NAyoR ID b. Ncllcnry.
CoNrAhte 60 Mansfield Williams
ALpEwsN W. D. ueain, Gerald Clarke, s
r. BMRn W. ,. Locke,
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S. M. Hendricks has moved to our
city and will run general business in
the way of stone and brick work of all
kinds, and will guarantee entire salts
faction in all cases. He proposes to
work as cheap as the cheapest where
first class workmanship is required.
He also has plenty of brick on hands
at this time. Prompt attention given
to fluc and cistern work.
All orders left at DR.. Warden's store
will receive prompt attention, or letter
box 45l. Mar. 23d2tw-w3m.
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F.rmcrs Iook 1e Yeur lntcrests.

I We ask you to call and examine our
stock of farm machinery. We chal-
lenge all competitors to a field trial on
all our implements for simplicity, du-
rability, light-draft, convenience in
handling and performance of good
work. Our stock consists in part Of
the Morrison Self. Cleaning Plow, war
ranted superior to all others the Key
stone, the only planter that scatters the
corn in the hill, and deposits it in the
same depth.
| The Orchard City and Northwest
Corn Pillow, all made of wrought
iron, and win not break, as many do,
with cast axles, SC. We manufacture
the O'Brian Harrow, and Hughes Ri
ding Old Ground Plow." We put up,
on trial, the Enterprise Wind Mill fol
watering stock, and insure satisfaction
or no sale.
Racine Threshers, Bucyrus, Kirby
Wood and Champion Reapers.
RUSSELL, WHITE u Co.
| Mar.20-Wtf.
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ORDINANCE NO. SO.

AN ORDINANCE defining oflenscs
against Gas Caps, Lamps, and Fix
lures.
SECTION I. Be it enacted by the City
Council Of the city of Ottumwa, That
it shall be unlawful for any person, not
authorized by the proper authority, to
take Off or remove from their proper
places, the gas cap or caps, which cover
and enclose the screw-cock boxes, stu
ated OH and along the sidewalks and
streets of the city: and no person shall
carelessly or wilfully injure or break
any gas lamp, or fixture, in any street,
alley, or other public place in the city.
SEC. 2. Whoever shall violate Sec
ton ~ of this ordinance shall be gull
ty of a misdemeanor, and shallbe fined
by the Mayor, in any sum MOTTO ex-
coed twenty dollars, and costs, and be
committed until such fine and costs are
paid.
] Sec. 3. This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from and after its
publication according to law.
Passed, May 20, 1872.
w. L. ORR, Mayor.
Attest: G.. +. FOSTER, CITY Clerk.
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The grape vine bug has made its ap.
pearance in Ottumwa. Dir. Warden
showed us to-day a number OF tho
canes in which there were bugs. They
had eaten the pitl out fthem and they
were all dead or dying. Look to your
grape vines and cut OF such canes as
are affected by the bug and burn bug
aud vine too.
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DIR. James l.. Taylor purchased Of
+. w. Belts, to-day, the late residence
property of the latter for $4,000
cash, This is very cheap property,
but Belts had removed to Chicago and
considered it folly to hold the proper
ty and rent it, SO he sells al a reduced
figure and takes the cash to invest in
his new home. ..,as s#.
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Laforcc & Co. have had erected, in
the rear Of their Real Estate and In
surance Office, fine vault for their
books and papers. Their valuable alb
stracts of letters made it absolutely
necessary for them to have a place Of
safety in which to keep them.
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At the same time that the amnesty
bill passed Congress, or rather just
preceding its passage, the ku klux bill
and the civil rights bill were also
passed. This civil rights bill goes to
the full extent Of giving the colored
race full equality in hotels, public halls
and public conveyances. 1t differs
from Summers only in this that,
churches are excluded from its provis-
iONs 49, -lAls-- -
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The competition for passengers 60
ing to Philadelphia reminds us of a
contest that occurred between Iay Sim
namon and Prosscr in relation to ferry
ing the Des MONIES at this place some
years ago. Prosser, to induce people to
cross ct Richmond carried them over
free; and 1ay retaliated by carrying
them free and treating them to the arot
gut" at his zone horse grocery" in the
bargain. The last offer now is to 60
to Philadelphia and return, from OF
tumwa, for $32.4O and throw in trip
TO Washington to boot. Wcexpcct an
offer soon of a free ticket, with grub
and sleeping car thrown in.
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The Marshalltown Times reports
their patent back-action-B abeock-port-
ablc-F'irc Extingiiisheras q miserable
failure, and that sthey have no use for
it whatever We can sympathize
With them misery loves company.
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DR.. Fcster's skill and science cannot
be excclleti as a Surgeon, Oculist ead
Physician, Is years in large and con-
slant practice in treating diseases and
def0rmity OF the eyes, eyelids aud ear
and all other acute and chronic diseases
OF the human system that are in their ma
tare c1rable.
Tumors, cancers, old sores aud every
form Of skin diseases are treated 5uccess-
fully. I.
DIR. Fesler will visit hny part Of the
country in consultation or 10 perform
surgery, for all deformities and diseases
whore medical ii eatm mt is of no avail
II must be admitted by all that sur
geon who gives his whole attention and
study rs a Specialist, has no superior ia
treating diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat
Lungs, and other chronic diseases.
\ Office corner Main and Green streets,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
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The army worm has appeared on
Cedar Greek, z miles north OF Ottum-
wa, in vast numbers, and are literally
eating up the meadows.
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Marshaltown has got a Babcock Fire
Extinguisher. If there are any towns
who are anxioas to: invest In that kind
of fire apparatus, they can buy half a
doxeh Of them Of our city authorities,
atvcry reasouablesraNes. 5tE
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Spring Enthusiastically old enough
to leave the maternal wings--have
made their appearance in the market.
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The late herd law adopted by tie
Legislature gives the right to town.
ships to adopt or reject the law, as
they sec fit. II makes owners OF stock
running at large responsible for all
damages done by their stock, if a ma
jority of the voters in any township
shall adopt the law.
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A new lot Of Card Board, Bill Heads,
Tags, etc., received at this office. Job
Work will be done, as heretofore, to
ssdsfy evefy body, IA reasonable prices.
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NATIVE WINE.-Dr. Warden to-day
brought us specimen of Catawba
wine, manufactured by him for his
own use. 1t was made last fall, and
for clearness, body, and flavor we
never saw anything to excel it. There
is no question but that, here in Iowa,
we can make just as fine wine as aay
ether place In the world and If it is a
good thing to make wine-of the
profit there is no doubt-why, don't
those who grow grapes manufacture
wine more largely, at least enough So
as to supply the home demand.
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Farmers and Merchants

viii do we'll to remember that Nc
CULLoUGH Il LILBURN pay CASH for
all the butter and eggs they can get
Bring them on, opposite the Post OF:
flee, Ottumwa. Mar19wtf
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Hon. Jack Morrison, of Keokuk
county, bearer of dispatches to Berlin
and Vienna, has arrived at his destina-

,x
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Mrs. g. b. Darwin has been commits
stoned as one Of the Board of visitors
to the Insane Asylum. q
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Phillip D. Banks, mail carrier be-
tween Clarinda, Iowa, and Graham,
Missouri, has been arrested for robbing
the mails. When arrested he had two
mail keys and a number of riflcd let
tiers Oh his person.
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AND STILL They CoME.-Thc Anti
Secret Society Convention at Oberlin,
Ohio, yesterday nominated Charles
Francis Adams for President, and
Charles Howard, of Ills, for Vice
President.
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II. Wagner, OF Kirkvillc, was in the
city yesterday. He reports the army
worm doing fearful destruction along
the line Of Wapello and Mahaska
counties In the vicinity Of Kirkville.--
EdtlucilIe AC{certisey.
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Marshall county Office hunters are
early in the field. Near score OF
them have already signified their will
lingness to sacrifice themselves for
their countrys good.
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The cold, wet weather is proving
disastrous to the farmers oI Des
Moines county,.
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The Ballingall House is receiving a
new coat Of paint which will improve
II yerv mnch,
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LlvELY.-The competition for pas
sengers to the Philadelphia Conven-
ton. M X8fF #
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The st. Paul and ST. Louis Express
being through train, provided with
Pullman Sleepers, now leaves the Iowa
Central at Eddyville,, and the. balance
of the route IS abR tB6 pes Moiaes
Valley road, between Keokuk and Ed
dyyille. aed thence across the Missis-
sippf u the Sex bridge, over the
Father of waters at. that poiut, and
mence to, 81. Lewis over the Illinois
rods! TSisis.a tefy airsd route to
st. Louis, aud over an excellent line
of roads. The &ilae between ST. Louis
and St Paul Il twehtylelght hours.
Trains leave Ottumwa, going North,
at 2 O'Clock, A. NJ, and going South,
leave at IL 80, r. NJ. See advertisement
and time table In our columns.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-05-30

New York, Iowa, has established
aGrange Of the Patrons OF Husbandry,
and christened il "Root Hog or Die"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-05-30

A Burlington grocer advcrtises
"devillcd ham" for picnic parties. That
fellow ought to be arrested for trying
to put the devil into the boys and
girls.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-05-30

A boy named Rhode, aged nine
years, was runaway with by team at
Davenport, on the 23d, and killed by
being thrown against fence.