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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, at Ottumwa, Iowa, Aug,
q, 1872:
A-Phebe Anderson, F. NJ. Alexander,
Abrahams.
B-Sarah L. Baum, Mary Boyd, George
Brown, Mrs. Charles Bowman,
John A. Brice, Martha Buchanan.
C-David Chany, Mary Curry.
D-Stephen Day, G. K. Davis.
EJohn A. Erickson, VIM. r. Evens.
G-L. T. Goodwin, Grover & Jones.
H--Wm. ii. Houstin, David Hart,
c. III. Hall, VIM. N. Hall, G. Il.
Hayden, Mary l.. Hall, j. r. w.
.Henniscy, Sarah A. HeRness, JAS.
Hunt.
JIG. +. johnson.
K-John Kayton, Eva King.
LW. S. Lambert, John Linquin,
Ledmonds & Flecmor, ID. A. Lind
sy, Kate Lyons, Emanuel Long.
M-Heinrich Mallon, T. j. Myers, s.
A. Miller, Laura Moon, o. X
Mum, Chas. s. Murray, A. MUIR
ply, Mamie Murmur.
N-Isaac Nation, VIM. Nassmith, Jas,
Noble.
O-Mary Obrien, Mary O'Ncal.
P-John 7. Pedigo, Mrs. John Piles
| T. A. Powell.
RE. f. Reese, B. l.. Robbie.
S-Joseph Springton, 2, E. s. Saun
| ders, N. Sheriff., Chas. w. Stew
art, Mrs. d. f. Stevens.
TT. c. Taylor, Sarah Tumept.
V--Mary T.. Vaughn.
W-Issaac Wiscover, George Wright
NJ. Whitcomb, w. Weber, job,
| White.
| Persons calling for any of thsAaboy,
LETTERS, will please say advertised
and give the date of the list.
Il A. III. HAMILTON, p. M.
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A Delightful Surprise.

Ladies whose faces are cloudei by su.
periicial discolorelions,. and who have re
solved to try Hagan's Magnolia Balm ms
remedy. have no idea of the welcome
surprise they will receive from their mir
rors after few applications Of that health
full purifier of the c6mplexion II at all
excitsble they will scream with rapture
on bsho.dug the change. Whether the
blemish it is proposed to remove DO sal
lownsss, blotches, pirnples, freckles,
roughness, or an unnatural pallor, it is
bound to disappear un er the tonic oper-
alton of this wonder III agent TO say
that the hlemish disappears, does not
however. convey amy idea or the effect
produced by this celebrated beauiifier.--
The unsightlv tinge, whether ditfused
over the whole couE tenance or in spots,
or patches. is replaced by a unifc rm,
rearly bloom, TO which no description co n
do illstico
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29

OF Allcoek's Porous Plaster Pr
johnson, of Hartford, says MY daily
experience confirms the very superior OK
cellence Of your Porous PlAstsrs. At this
moment OF writing, man applies tor one,
who, by ENHANCEMENT in a shaft OF
machinery, had both his legs broken,
spine severely injured, and was for near
ly year entirely helpl, 81. This man
found relief very soon by the application
Of plaster to his spine. He was soon
enabled to work, and now he lahore rs
well as ever. He would caearfully pay
five dollars for single plaster ii they
could not be had at y lower rate. Sur
gcons should make ase of these perfOrst-
ed plastefs to the exclusion OF AL others,
as their fiexibility and adbesivepees are
greatly in advance of all other plas!ers
with which l am acquainted. while the
perforatioD peculiar TO them render them
greatly superior TO all others for ordinary
surgical uses. Knowing the plaster 10 lie
30 useful, I have no scrupies that my
sentiments should be known,
J.. w. 0BNSON, NJ. d.
Letter from DR.. Fuller, OF Peekskiu
THOMAS ALLCocx & Co..
Genttem, Since my severe aociden,
have used as au application to the bruis
! cd parts yonr admirable Plaster. 1t has
haa an excellent effect, soothins whils
| drawing out the soreness and sustaining
and strengthening the part upon which
IL is applied. Il. D. FULLER.
PEEXsRlLL, Oct.3 lsfS.
Sold hy all pfDggistS.
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.. X. Abels has removed what he
saved of his stock to the basement OF
the new building next door to Parks
drocery, is adding to it fresh goods
and is prepared to fill orders for his
customers as usual. Come on friends
now is the time he needs your custom
lie viii get up i'll the world, one story
in few days.
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Nisa Crime

To exhaust still further the vitality O.
an already feeble invalid with sharp eyac
uants and other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES med.
fctnes. No case OF dyspepsia, liver COM
plant, constipation, nervous weakness
or periodic fever was ever cured in that
way. What the debilitated sufferer needs
Is remedy in which the properties Of an
invi,yorant, a stimulant, a mild aperient,
sedatiys and u blood depurient are com
bined, and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
the only preparation before the world in
which these essential sanitary elements
are united In the proportions necessary 10
overcome disease without prostratipg the
patient. This agreeable and potent veg
etable elixir is. in the truest sense OF the
word, a restorative. for 1t restores the
strength of the body. re-establishes sunc
tional regularity, enriches the degenera-
ted blood, and clears the clouded braia.
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DAHLoNEGA AwAKE.-On Monday
afternoon the Republicans Of Dahlon-
ega were addressed on the political
issues ofthe day, by w. E. Chambers,
Esq, of this city. A Grant T. Wilson
club of As members was then formed,
with Che following officers:
President, J. w. Hedrick; Vice
Presidents Enos King and j. Welsh
Secretary, DIR. Searls; corresponding
Secretary, Col. White; Treasurer, Jos.
Bowlin. Dahlonega will give good
account of herself on the 9Th of No
Yemher.
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The dreadful yellow disease is rag.
ing in this country. Death stares you
in the face. Why do you delay? Go
to the Drug Store and get q package
of Simmons Liver Regulator, for one
dollar, and remove the cause Of this
fatal disease. Keep your liver in pro.
per order and there is no danger OF
your being afflicted.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29

Why will you wear that Shabby old
tile, when you can go TO Fred Grube's
nnrivalled Hat and Cap Store, and buy
yourself new and stylish one, for less
money, than at any other place in the
city. Fred is now receiving his Fall
Stock, which comprises all the latest
styles, at all prices, and you will dc
well to call and see them before they
are all como
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HE FAIR.-The total receipts ofthe
fair was Sl,ss5,00. Mr.. Newell, Treas
urer' informs us that the probability is.
that they win be able to pay all the
premiums, ground rent and back debts.
and still HAYES surplus left. The So
eiety meets next Saturday, Sd inst, to
revise the BYLAWS and constitution,
and fix the time for the next fair.
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a Coop INSTITUTIONAL. ID. I.add q
Co., have gone extensively into the
grain business, all along the b. s. M.
Railroad line. They have put a Steam
Elevator and Corn-sheller into their
Fork House, in this city, and will be
prepared to offer the highest prices fos
all kinds of grain in the market, and
their facilities for handling and ship.
ping will enable them to pay very
close to Chicago prices. They arc
fully entitled to public confidence.
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PREMIUM CAKE.-We are indebted
to Mrs. Paris Caldwell for sample of
her cake which took the LIST Premium
al the Fair. Also samples of six other
kinds of cake which arc hard to beat
by anybody. Mrs. C. understands our
taste. If we have taste for anything
1t Is Tor something very nice to eat
such as cakes of her making.
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Coal NoTlcE.--To the farmers and
all others wanting coal, l have to say
that I have opened my coal bank, three
miles west of the Salem Chapel, on
the Eddyville road, and am prepared
to furnish coal of the best quality, to
all who want it at the cheapest mark
etable price. TIM TERRELL.
T., On x.xAc
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TORNADO. Mayor j. II. Benedict il
in from Eddyville, this morning, and
informs us that tornado prevailed
about Comstock's, last night, rolling
the corn as fiat as pancake.
Mr.. Benedict is one of our new sub.
scribers: 1. e., he commenced with
No. l. Vol. l, over "a years ego. He
is subscriber during life.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29

Eugene Fawcett, Esq, will present.
y remove to Santa Barbara, California.
and so extensively into the practice of
law and orange raising. Mr. +. goes
for his health and leaves practice and
reputation here as a lawyer and gentle
man exceedingly creditable to him.
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PROOF OF WILL.
State of Iowa, Wapelio county.
n, NIL ,rhoy. IL jylaH concern:

To all toltoD IL Hsay comceri:
Notice is hereby given, that on the Il tn day
OF May 1872, there was opened and publicly
read by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, OF said
county an instrument OF writing, purport.
ing 10 be the last will and testament of Edith
HaIgler late of said county deceased: and
YOU ara further notified that on the % day oil
the next term OF said Court, commencing on
the second Monday of October 1872, has been
set as The day for final hearirs aud proof ol
said will, at which time all persons interest
ed may appear and show cauee why the same
should not lie admitted to probate.
aI5ws l.. II, COOLEY, Clerk.
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rherenxh Bred Pie. for Sale

Tho undersigned has at his place
near Ottumwa, on the Eddyville road,
q choice lot of thoroughbred pigs for
sale, comprising the following breeds
Poland China or Magic, Chester
Whites and Berkshire. He also has
a Chester Whiteboar Is months old for
sale. These pigs can be ordered by
letter if desired, in which case they
will be sent by express.
"A. L. GRAVES, Ottumwa, Iowa.
iu1Sw6t,
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PROOF OF WILL.
state OF Iowa, wapello county.

To all tehom IL may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that on the sth day
of August, 1872, there was opened and public
IL read BY the Clerk OF the Circuit Court o.
said county. an Instrument Of writing pur
porting to he the last will and tesla ment o.
Dennis Sullivan, late of said county, deceas
ed, and you are further notified that on thu
Second day OF the next term of said Court
commencing on the 18th day of October. 1872
has been set as ihe day for final hearing aug
proof of said will. ut which time all person.
interested may appear and show cause wb,
w3w l.. M. COOLEY. Clerk.
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PARALYs1s.-Dr. Smiths "Electric
Oil' has cured it. The most agonizing
headache and obdurate tumors have
been discussed by it likewise. Try it
on felons, on gathered breasts, bruise
rough and chapped face and lips. 1t
is sweet and delicate to taste, and more
than fragrant balm OH an abrasion, a
cut or wound. In the mouth of intan-
cy it is soothing, and lady's nursing
sore mouth may be relieved of irrita-
ton ins day, yes an hour.
TAYLOR, BLAKE & Co., Agents.
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o. s. Internal Revenue
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, 9Th Cor. DIST. Iowa.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, eth Coz. DIST. Iowa.
ALBA, Aug. %, 1872.
Notice 10 hereby given that wilt sell at
public Auction, At the door OF the Post office,
In Ottumwa, Iowa, at the hour ten O'Clock
on the forenoon OF Tuesday, September third
A. d. 1s72: the following described property,
to-wit: Twelve Q2) boxes, containing seven
brand known as the 4" Diamond Crown -
g. Wagenfuehr. manufacturer Factory num-
Der $50 first District OF Illinois said Cigar
being forfeited to the United States for hav-
los been removed from the mandatory in
violation OF Law.
a. J. RICHIE,
Collector Int. Rev. 18th Dist. Iowa.
au22W2t
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Geo. p. Rowell s. Co.'s, Newspaper
Reporter, for August, is a perfect COM
pendulum of knowledge for Printers
This firm are Advertising agents for
the COURIER, in New York City, are
reliable, prompt and courteous in all
their dealings with the Press of the
country,
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TOT. H. POLLOCK, Defendant

You are hereby notified that the petition OF
the plaintiff, dunlap Upham, Ia now ON
file in the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court
OF Wapello County, Iowa, claiming Of you the
sum of seven hundred and fifty and l9-leo dol
lars, on two promissary notes, with 10 per
cent on S35l. "a thereof from March Isl ls12,
and 10 per cent On 1905 %, thereof from Feb
ruary iTth, 1872, and claiming an attachment
NJ ainst your property,-.nd unless y on ap-
pear and make defence thereto. on or before
the second day of the next term OF the Cir
cult Court of Wapeilo County, Iowa, to be
begun and held at Cttumws, In said County,
on the 18th day OF October 1872, your default
win be entered, and Judgment rendered
against you according to the prayer of petit
ion FAWCETr a McNEET.
ACTIVITY Pfn's Att'ys
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! Mrs. Dean who lives in this county
near the Keokuk county line, had a
sun stroke in this city yesterday. She
fell in the street, and was carried into
house and medical assistance called.
She is now recovering, but is still quite
lnvr
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29
ottumwa Public Schools.

The Public Schools of Ottumwa will
commence on the I'd Monday Of Sep
tcmber. The time of commencement
is deferred one week because of the
extreme hot weather.
There will be two school rooms &C.
cupied in the upper School House to
which all children below the interme-
date department. who reside above
Marion street. will be required to &c
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PROOF OF WILL.
STATE OF Iowa, wArKLno COUNTY.

STATE OF Iowa, WAPELLo COUNTY.
To all tchom 10 may concern |:
Notice is hereby given that on the 2Srd day
Of May 1872. there was opened and publicly
read by the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF said
County. an instrument of writing purporting
TO be the last will and testament OF Elcety
Ann Hobbs. late Of said county, deceased
and you ere further notified that on the Sc
cond day OF the next term OF said Court, to
wit October the iith 1872, has been set rs tbs
day fer final hearing and proof OF said viii
at which time all persons interested may
appear and show cause why the same shoalc
noi be admitted to probate.
aci4w3w l.. NJ. COOLEY. Clerk.
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LosT.--Between the Round House
and DIR. Paul Castor's, a Patent Deed,
made to Alfred II. Clarke, Of Abba.
The finder will please leave it at this
Office, and be1fbemlly rewarded.
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Decay. Eaaeinp rsnssr

WIZ never mar the teeth that are
brushed daily with Oderiferous Sozo-
aqH. 1t lends a floral fragrance to the
breath as well as protects the teeth
from corrosion and decomposition
aug2SwltdIw.
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EvERYwnERE.-Thc Evening Star
stove is on sale in all the principal
towns and cities throughout the South
and West. All respectable dealers
haye them, and consider them their
most staple article.
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Cummings & 90.

Have purchased the farm known as
the West Coal Banks, Bear Greek
five miles from Ottumwa, and will soon
be in operation and ready to receive
orders for coal. july l7w If.
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We are indebted to DR.. Cousins.
Scc'y, Tor an invitation to attend the
Monroe county Fair, which is to be
held September, Sd, 4th, and 9TH, and
lope to be there.
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Last night ut half past 2 O'Clock, tn
bells ranrout the wild alarm Of Fire
We rusned down town, in perhaps fiv'
minutes after the first alarm was given
and found o. X. Abcls, Grocery Store
Doran's Saloon, Kaiser's Saloon, Me
derle's Gun-shop, and the Mechanic
Hotel, in a bright blaze of fire and an
| excited crowd tumbling all kinds o,
Goods and Household Furniture pcll.
nell into the street. The Fire Co., and
Hook \ Ladder Co, were promptly on
hand, but owing to the combustible
nature Of the buildings, could do little,
except to prevent the fire spreading
In 30 minutes from the time of the
alarm, the buildings of James Haw-
ley, Sr, on the corner, Stewards and
Doran's buildings, the Gun-smith shop,
and the Mechanics Hotel, were q heap
of ruins.
Mr.. H. P. Graves loss on Hotel is
$1,000; Insurance $1,000. Hawley's
loss about 81, 500; Insurance $1,000.
Stewards loss about the same In
suEancc $1,000.
Doran the same loss; Insurance
$1,000 on building, $500 on furniture.
Mrs. Fulton's brick building dam
aged about $4OO.
j. r. Young & Co., Stock 5000.
A. Kaiser's loss on Furniture and
Stock $1,000; Insurance s4OO.
O. X. Abels loss ON Stock $1,000;
Insurance 500.
ID. Calhoon's loss $70O; no Insur-
ance.
J. M. Sindlinger's loss on Furniture
damaged $3.50.
Mr.. Mederlc's loss we did not ascer.
tain, but suppose it was not less than
$500.
The COURIER building ran . very
close risk, but was happily prevented
from taking fire. 1t is damaged in
paint and glass, perhaps 500.
We heartily sympathise with the
sufferers in the fire, but rejoice to know
that as. heretofore, they are of that
class of go-ahead men, whose pluck is
proverbial, and in very short time,
We shall have the opportunity of
clronicling the erection of good SUBJ
stantial brick houses in the place of the
dangerous frames, so quickly devour-
ed. The brick building of Mrs. Full
ton and the calmness of the night, was
all that saved the entire block, on the
north side of second street. from total
destruction.
The fire is supposed to have started
IN the rear of Mederle's Gun-shop, in a
room used by J. G. Booz, as a Paint
Shop, and all the circumstances con-
nccted with it, clearly 60 to show, that
It was the work of an incendiary. Our
city is full of pick-pockets and thieves
and it would be well to
keep a sharp lookout for them, and
have your pistols and blunderbusses
freshly charged.
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A well informed subscriber to the
COURIER, writing from Kirkville, Mo-,
under date of Aug, goth, says:
"The crops are unusually heavy in
this section of country. Kirkville has
two Railroads and growing rapidly.
The State Normal School is located
here, and the buildings are about COM
pleted. In this county Grant and
Wilson will run far ahead Of the usu.
al vote, from all indications at present.
D. r. f.
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are twins, and 1t is difficult to tell then
apart.
Mr.. ingalls,, of Keokuk Co., had alst
a fine show Of stock. Too much can
not be said of this exhibition of stock
It was really most creditable and de-
serves honorable mention.
rRorrING-1st HEAT, 4 YEAR oLDs.
Mr.. Chandler, of Jefferson Co., en-.
tered gray colt. Against him was
pitted sorrel, sired by Reconstruc-
ton. The contest was close, but was
won handsomely by the gray.
TRoTTINa 3 YEAR oLDs.
Paris Caldwell and j. b. Kerfoot,
each entered colt. A span of colts
was also entered by somebody, name
unknown. Caldwell's colt won: easily.
2ND HEAT 4 YEAR oLps,
Was won by the length of head by
the gray,-timc: SIS, Chambers colt.
The sorrell Is owned by johnson, Of
Oskaloosa. This was a very pretty
race indeed, and the colts were 80
closely matched that It was hard to
tell which was really the fastest.
PAc1N9 RACE.
Entries-Seal Skin, Ottumwa, John
the Baptist, and Miller's Flying Cloud.
FIRST HEAT.
Taken by Ottumwa, time 2 81. Seal
Skin I'd, John the Baptist Sd, Flying
Cloud 4th.
SECOND HEAT.
Taken by Seal Skin, time 2:29, and
a mighty close race.
THIRD HEAT.
Taken by Seal Skin, time 2:36A.
In this heat Ottumwa broke in starting
and on the homo stretch.
FOURTH HEAT.
Taken by Seal Skin and the rae Q
Time $3.50.
In this heat, Ottumwa, on the LIST half,
passed Seal Skin, but broke ON the
home stretch and this lost him the race.
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ON MARRIAGES.

Happy Relief for Young nkca from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses In early life
Manhood restored. Seminal emissions cur d.
lmpedtrnents to Marriage removed. New
method OF treatment, New and remarkable
sealed envelopes Address,. HOWARD A.
ISOLATION, No. 2south Ninth ST., Phiiadel
mia pn augl 2lUSm
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oR1aINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of the state of Iowa, in
and for Wapello county.
william II. Hammond,
aaatnst
Sarah Reno,
Clement Reno,
Elizabeth Lee, Sept. Term, 1872
George Lee,
Elizabeth Allen,
George Allen.
Sarah Reno, Clement Reno, Elizabeth Lee,
George Lee. Elizabeth Allen, George Allen,
Defendants:
You are hereby notified that the petition
OF William II Hammond, is now on fled In
the Clerks office OF the District Court of Wa
pelio County, Iowa, praying the Cont. &c
quiet the title In The Plaintiff, to the land
named IN the petition; and that unless you
Appear and make defense thereto, on or be-
fore nos 'of the second day OF the next terra
of said Court, To be begun aud held at tbs
Court House IN Ottumwa, in said county, on
the second day of Sertember ls72 default will
be entered and a decree rendered thereon
against you. L. l., BURTON,
atgIw4t. Eiainfin'S Attorney.
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NO man is dressed decently without
a nice hat, which is a truth no one will
deny. The place to get that kind of a
nat, is at Fred Grube's Emporium of
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Notice to School o{ficerx

Il have received the revision of the
school Laws of 1872, for distribution.
School officers arc requested TO call at
my office and supply themselves. l
would also suggest to- those Interested,
that have the address of several well
qualified teachers, and shall be happy
TO furnish them to those wanting such
for their fall and winter schools.
N. NJ. IVES. Co. STUNT
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Farmers and Merchants

VIII DO Well to remember that Nc
CuLLouaH 8 LrLBUAN pay CASH for
all the butter and eggs they can get
Bring them on, opposite the Post Of
flee, Ottumwa. Marl9wtf.
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The Rev. II. b. Knight, Pastor of the
o'nmwa Presbyterian Church, will
preach at Fairburn School House
Sabbath September LIST at A O'Clock > NJ
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we arc informed, upon the best au-
a'horlty, that Bill Stone declines to ac-
opt the place Of Elector on tho Gree
icy ticket,
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suear Pieklsd nam., snekea

We have choice article Of Sugar
Picked Hams for sale at the lowest
market price in quantities of 100 lbs.
or more. JAS. d. LADD.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29

CHrcKENs.-Good sized spring chick
ems are scarce in this market and are
selling out of groceries at from 20 to
% cents each.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29

Fifty of our young men have join
cd the Tanners Club already, and they
are intending to send for more uni
forms next week.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29
Grimes the wagon man has sold sew.

Grimes the wagon man has sold sew.
cral wagons, to be paid for when
Grant is elected, but the latest novelty
in the political race next November
came 10 conclusion in Warren town
ship, Kcokuk county, OH last Sunday
night, this is the contract: A young
lady is to marry a yonng man if Gree
Icy is elected. but if Grant is elected
he is to cease teasing her upon the sub
ject of matrimonial vows.