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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08
Admiristrator,s Notice

Notice is hereby given TO all persons inter
ested, that on the I'D day OF December, A. ID.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Wapello County
Iowa, Executor Of the Estate OF Uriah Haw-
ley, deceased, late of said County. All per-
sons indebted 10 said Estate will make pay
ment To the uIersigned, and those having
claims against The same viii present them,
legally authenticated, to said Court for al
lowanee. CHAs. DUDLEY.
Dated Jan. %, iSi2-4iwit. Executor.
JANIS
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state Of Iowa, Wapello.C County.
To all whom itmay concern: Notice In here
by given that at q regular term Of the Circuit
Court OF Wapello county, Iowa, held on the
18th day Of January, 1872, there was opened
and publicly read In open court an instru-
ment in writing pnrportlng 10 be the last will
and testament Of Eliakim stiles. late OF aaid
county deceased, and you are notified that
the second day Of the March term OF the CIR.
cult Court OF said county for 1871, to-wit:
March 18th. 1s72 has been set as the day for
dnai hearing and proof Of said will at which
show cause why the same should not be al
mitted to probate.
By order OF the Court.
Feblw4w.
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Do not be discouraged. If you
have dyspepsia or any disease Of the
Liver there is long life Of happi-
ness before you, if you only use
Simmons Liver Regulator. dw1t
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Original Notice.

To Mary ones:
You are hereby notified that on OF
before the LIST day of August, 1sT2 the plaintiff
Isaac w. Jones, will file his petition In the
ONCE of the Clerk of the District Courhwl
Wapelio County, Iowa, claiming div tce
from the bonds OF mairimony now existing
between you and plaintiff
And unless you appear and defend, on OF
before noon of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court. to be begun and held nj
Ottumwa In said County and state on the 2l
day OF September 1873, your default will be
entered, and decree rendered against YOU ac-
cording to the prayer of petition.
FhNCETT Il McNETT,
ian 25-4lW4t. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Shepherds Warehouse 10 the cen.
ter Of attraction all the year round.
J. r. Shepherd beats the World
with his Moline Flows.
Weir Cultivators now on exhibi-
ti0n at Shepherds.
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3 -
John Phoenix said, in writing Of
Oregon, that it rained there for nine
months in year, and then set 10 for
. steady rain. We have had, q good
deal Of winter here so far, and IL
seems now as if it had just set in for
p "steady winter" At half past Z
O'Clock this morning the thermome-
ter indicated 22o below zero, and at
half past 8, 200 below zero. 1t is
said that "the last straw broke the
camol's back" and we are inclined
to believe that this. cold snap has
busted up the severe weather for
this winter, and We look forward to
an early and favorable spring as q
compensation for the very Disagree
bly, cold weather we have so far ex-
pcrienced,
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Administrator,s Notice.

eatetl, that on the 10th day OF January, A. y.
1871. the Undersigned was appointed by the
Circuit Court Of Wapeilo County, Iowa, Ad-
ministrator o! the estate of John Meyers, de-
ceased, late OF sRld County. All persons In
debted to said Estate will make payment 10
the nndersigred, and those having claims
against the sam, Will present them, legally
authenticated t. said Court for allowance.
DatedJa an .IS.h lS72-4iwit. y. ECKERS,
ian. 2Ss2 Administrators
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

SCHOOL Books! SCHOOL Books L.
Do not forget that Taylor. Blake &
70 keeps full and complete line OF
Shcool Books.
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OTTUMwA PUBLIC SoHooL-SuM
MARY OF RIpoRT FOR JANUARY


The public are hereby warned
against buying or trading for q note
given by me to T. &. Shepherd, for
$50 bearing date of about the middle
ol April, 1871, as said notes were oh.
tanned without consideration and |
will not pay the Same.
d1tw3t WIN. Mason.
Columbia Tp., Jan. 25th, 1879.
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ON MARRIAGE.

effects Of Errors and Abuses in early Iife.-
Manhood restored. Seminal omissions cured.
lmpediments 20 Marriage removed. New
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AS
phia, Pa. Jan29dwsm.
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DIED,

On Saturday evening last, of Ty-
phold Fever, MINNIE, oldest daugh
tor of Joseph and Julia Chambers,
aged about 10 years.
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Best and cheapest brands of Flour
for sale by Sheppard.
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For Prime Clover end Timothy
Seed go to J. r. Shepherds.
Come and see Shepherd, tho good
Shepherd, the best looking Shepherd,
and Derby says the best looking
man in town.
He beats the Jews on low prices
for Clover and Timothy Seed.
He beats everybody on the low
price Of $2.75 per Dbl. for fine Lake
Salt.
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Sulkey Stalk Cutters always on
hand by Shepherd.
Salt speciality by Wholesale or
Retail at J. r. 7Sheperd's.
Shepherd deals in Pumps, Seeds
and all kinds Of Farm Implements.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

T0-See Advertisement OF DR.. Butts, Dis
pensary. headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE 9UIDE---in another COLI
umn. II SHOULD ~ resd by all. d.wly
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HREAT EYnIrEMRNTn ~,

GREAT EXCITEMENTli Far.
mers Gro wding to John Rshephefd's,
Main street. W
Osage Orange Seed in large or
small quantities, very cheap, by J.
r. Shepherd.
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DISTRESSING COUGH CURED.
Letter from the Rev. DR.. Beatty.

Oct 20, 1859.
TAoNAs ALLCoCK d Co., Sing Sing -
YourPorous Plasters are q great blessing.
My daughter. Isabella, had whooping
cough Twelve months since; when the se-
verify of the disease abated, she still for
six months had distressing cough. and
became very weak and thin: Finding in
ternal remedies of no avail, an Allcock's
Porous Plaster was applied TO her chest
The cough was relieved from the day it
was put on, and in one month was entire
~ cured. am yours truly,
d. BEATTIE.
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Black-Ca Raspberry

Which ought to be In every garden. Ifyou
have been humbugged by nursery agents,
patrOnixe home establishment where You
Will get your moneys worth, as am deter
mined 70 sell good stock vt reasonable prices.
Coll AT my Garden, west end Of town. OF
tumwa, Iowa. wam O. MOFFET.
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Notice.

The uedorEirGs hereby warns the public
againse1rustine Nary Jones, his wife, as she
has iefSnne without any provocation, and
Will pqW no debts OF her contracting from this
date. II ISAAC w, JONES.
ottupNa, Jau. I'D, iS72. liwSt
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FIRE.-The large and extensive car
riage factory owned by AIR. Coates,
was burned to the ground this morn
ing in Mt. Pleasant, at 5 o'clock.
Loss $4,000, covered by insurance in
the "Home."
One of the workmen started a fire
at 8 o'clock and then left for break
fast, the stove becoming over-heated
set fire to the building. Only one of
the workmen saved his tools.
TANNING.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

Alleoek's Pefous PlasteEs are UNIFORM
~ flexible and innocent for all ages and
conditions, convenient and pleasant to
wear, and usually only producing a
" blush" upon the skin, are more certain
ly curative than blisters. and without the
prostration and pain OF the latter, and this
70 true even in Group, Quinsy. Pleurisy,
Lung and Throat Affections. But the
utility 0fthis sanitary invention has been
warmly welcomed, they are largely cold
In every part Of the world, and tits be-
iieved that not loss th>a five hundred
to the duties of life, free from pain, who
have an Allcock's Porous Plaster some
where about them, and who, but for the
said plaster, would be PROSTATE upon q
bed of agony.
DISTREssfNa ,,nrrau crrprn
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sHERIFF's SALE.

just received. a new invoice of
Moline Plows at J. II. Shepherd
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

REMovED.-Aessrs. Temple l. Hol-
den, formerly on Market Street,
have removed their Merchant Tail
oring establishment to Main Street,
in the room formerly occupied By
Criley Bros, where they propose to
furnish the best of goods and the
neatest Of fits, at the very lowest
living rates. Mr.. Temple as is we'll
known in this community is q very
expert cutter, and we have no hest
tation at all ia recommending these
gentlemen to all who may desire
anything in the Tailoring line.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

shade shade eGS Hp sdss Plants a diassn e0
Apple and Crab, 100, to 4it., 81 TOD IT,, $500
Pear, Std. Extra, yr., BrtPt, &c. 3to4f doc, $50
Seeds, Peach, blu. e; Apple, Usage new ,bui 100
Potatoes, Whit P'ch Blow, Early Rose, bu. 200
Seedlings, Soft Maple, l,0e9 81; Ash IS; Elm 400
Price List, loo. K. PHoEEfx. AZ"
Bloomington, illinois.
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THE
OttumWa Fruit Garden.

In now well stocked with
Grape Vines, Cherry Trees, Ourrauts,
dooseberries, Strawberry Plants,
RhubaEb, Siberian Grabs, and
the famoua
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

ol EEa ss FOR SALE ar THIS
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08
LIVER

Often complaining OF weakness. debility and
/ low spirits- Sometimes many Of the above
| symptoms attend the disease, and at other
times very few Of them: but the liver IL gem
| orally the organ most involved Cure the
i liver with
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08
SIMMONS

and IL mistaken for rheumatism. The stom-
ach Ii affected with loss of appetite and sick
alternating with lax. The head Is troubled
with pain, and dull heavy sensation, consid
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08
Nos. Ii and rs.
SNILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFHCS

IL experience, an entire success: Simple-Prompt
-Enicient and Reliable. They are the only Medi-
cinee perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple
harmless as to be free from danger, and 20 efficient
as to be always reliable They have raised the high
est commendatiou from an, and will always rem
der satisfaction.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

\ THE SYMPTOMS
Of Liver Complaint
are uneasiness and
pain In the side.--
sometimes tho pain
ID in the shoulder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05

bar ne weighed 40 pounds, but by fatigue in the
up-c0untry journey he was reduced to I24 pounds
ana at last to ITO pounds. Before leaving Living.
stone he gave the latter his medicine chest and Ave
bottles or quinine. While Livingstone and Stanley
were together they travelled to the head OF Lake
Tanganylka. The reason why Livingstone had not
gvnee there before MI Stanley came was that be
ingst0ne was OF opinion that the head OF Tangan.
yika did join the Albert Nyanza He supposed
that he had solved this by taking the level off the
waters. The Earl OF Winchesea, In recent letter,
has stated that the level OF Tanganyka above the
sea s only lso4 feet, but Dr. Livingstone has found
II to be 1900 feet.
After Mr.. Stanley lett Livingstone he sent on four
Of his men to the coast to get some champagne and
other things. They saw Mr.. Webb, the American
consul at Zanzibar, who sent back some cham
pagne some wine, biscuits and jam. The chief OF
these men, on mis- return, reported that there was
another party In search OF the b0rd ukef0d, mean
ing "great master''-LivngstOne-a that this
expedition was accompanied by the toto uterbd or
'.lttle Observation-Disclosures son. This was
Lieutenant Dawson's party. Four days afterwards
Mr.. Stanley reached the coast.
FAILURE OF THE ENGLISH ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL
sOCIErY'S EXPEDITION.
The first white man whom he met was
Lieutenant Hcnn X. NJ, who told the American
stone Search and Relief Expedition sent out by the
Royal Geographical Society. Lieutenant Dawson
had resigned when he heard that Mr.. Stanley had
met pr. Livingstone, saying that the object OF the
expedition was accomplished l have already men,
TONED that young Mr.. Livingst tone came back
with Mr. Stanley. He arrived with him last night
ana lett for London by this mornings express.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05

to the Kellogg ticket has increased Of late through
an ACCESSION of strength. "Pinchn is on the
fence. He is awaiting the action Of the Liberal
Convention Of August 8 and has called his Conven-
MON "a wsether he win throw his influence for
greeley or Grant. Il the former Louisiana is Sc
cnred Ii the 6fi white hat beyond peradventure;
the latter, the Issue is involved IN some doubt,
thouSh Greeiey's chances were sttll decidedly In
Wy Raw tSaS rapidiy sketched he political situa-
tion In order that your readers me- petsr com,
prehend the political events which are Skey 10
happen and which must definitely settle the as.sus
of Louisiana In the coming contest The Conveh-
ton Of August and that OF August must de-
ye!op any other compeatans .n thu. are lett IN ..
POLITICAL pack, and, after that. the course OF poll
tics in this State can be followed UNDERSTANDABLE
thing impossible up to the present time The
contest, In any event, ls destined to be bitter and
desperate, as q tendency rs already manifested to
conduct 1t In the most savage and nneompromising
style. SO hoping the candidates well through,
and borrowing remark from the writings OF Fro
lessor James Mace-"May the best man WIN"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
YOUTHFUL HIeHwAYMEN.

Yesterday morning Frenchman, eighteen years
OF age, named Emile Schef residing at 341 East
Twenty sixth street, was seated on the pavement
in front Of Paige's hotel Of Spring and West
streets, reading book. AS he was very much in
terested IN his readings he did not observe the
approach of some five or six young rufl,ans of the
eighth ward, who seized hold Of him and held him
while they forcibly took from his pocket pipe and
forty-ive cents In money. After relieving him OF
all the property he had they ran into the
Spring street market, and were pursued by officer
Bell, OF the Twenty-eighth precinct who succeeded
street, in whose possession ne found the
property taken from Schief The prisoner who is
bootblack, upon being arraigned before Justice
Cox, at Jefferson Market, denied the charge but
YVES fully committed for trial. He claimed to have
found the pipe and stated that the money had been
earned by linn in the morning backing boots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
FRENCH INTERNATIONALs IN COUNCIL.
Demand and Refusal to Pay the Assess
mcnt-A Delegate Appointed to the Com

mcnt-A Delegate Appointed to the Com
grcss.
The French lnternationals held meeting yester-
day at 100 Prince street, Citizen Charncr presiding
The treasurer read his report, showing the Society
to be in healthy condition. The delegate ap-
pointed last Thursday night to attend the Congress
In Holland stated that he could not attend. Per-
mission was then asked and granted to the Secre.
tary of the Forsyth Street Federal Council to
read communication from the aforesaid body, the
purport OF which was, that delegates were appointed
by the aforesaid Council to attend the Universal Con-
gross. and that an assessment of fifty cents per
man was expected to be paid for the purpose
of defraying the expenses Of the delegates: The
was resolved that they would not pay the assess
ment. AS 1t was an Illegal act on the part OF the
Council contendng sections have the sole right
TO send delegates.
to represent them at the Universal Congress, at
Hague, in Holland
It was unanimously resolved upon that 81 so
per man be contributed to defray the expenses Of
the delegate.
Reports from Chicago Baltimore and New Orleans
were read, but contained nothing OF interest
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
TIE ABANDONED INFANT,

Helen Wright, the colored woman, residing at 227
West Fifteenth street, who was arrested on satur
day night by Onicer McEvoy, OF the Sixteenth pre-
cinct, charged with abandoning her daugnters
infant on the sidewalk, the facts OF which have al
ready appearcd in the HERALD, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Cox at the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning. Upon tie statement OIL
vue Hospital the prisoner was renamed 10 the Gus
tody of the Coroner who will investigate the case,
az the house surgeon states IL Is Impossible ior the
child TO live.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05

Some OF the French papers are excited by
fumor which seems somewhat incredible, but
which has been published by the vdteriand TO the
effect hatin the financial convention recently con-
Guided between France and Germany q secret
clause has been inserted, at the instance OF Prince
Bismarck by which the French government en-
tion in Spain by oil diplomatic means, ana by all
measures OF police in its power. Legitimist depu-
ties WILL IL is stated, put question 10 the govern
ment on this subject In the Assembly verv soon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
CITY POLITICS.

The First Heavy Guns Of the Campaign-Ths
Apollo Han Musketry Fire alvanizing Old
Tammany-The straight-0ut and the
Bourbon Straight Democrats-An Epi-
sode-Music in the Air-The New
National Democratic Commit
tee-The Meeting Tonight
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THE FLEET OF YACHTS.
The following Is correct list OF yachts now with
tho Atlou Yacht Climb
Yachting Notes.

The feet start tomorrow morning at seven
O'Clock for New Haven.
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explorer. am quite sure that general sympathy
will be felt with the American traveller In this tenn
lie win gladly do honor to the gallant gentleman
who was the first to tell them that Magdala was
captured and that DR.. Livingstone was alive.
HOW STANLEY SAVED DR.. LIvINGsTONE's DIARY.
That all-precious document, the diary OF DR.. Liv-
inGstone, had singular escape from being lost;
but the presence OF mind Of Mr.. Stanley saved It.
and his men were crossing the Mukondokwa river.
1t then In the full ''masika" rainy season.
Suddenly the man who carried the box with the
whelmed by the food, and OF losing the box in the
stream. Mr. Stanley, fearing that he was about to
let 20, presented cooked pistol at his head, and
hold. The pistol had greater terror than the wa.
ter; and the man, making desperate struggle,
got the box safely ashore. The name Of this man
was Chowperel; he Is described as a good fellow,
and pet OF DR.. Livingstones. He has gone back to
the Doctor and Will be able to tell him that his let
tiers have left Africa.
NEW LIFE TO THE BRAVE OLD MAN.
when first saw Livingstone" said Stanley, IN
the course OF our naturally discursive talk she was
worn out by diarrhGa, broken down and bafied-
these were his own words-by worry, dlsapp0nt-
me he sads after co%panonshp 's Of four
months, Mr.. Stanley left him hale, hearty, stout
man, VINO bore his sixty years WELL His hair was
still dark his moustache and beard were gray, not
white. He had plenty of Clothes ammunition,
e receivers and also supplies o three h %
destitute and quite broken up nothing but his
brave heart and his belief in the goodness OF God
supporting him. Mr.. Stanley assured me, In the
most earnest manner, that he had no fear what
ever but that at the expiration of about two
years, Engishmen will see again their great coun-
tryman. AS already stated in the summary you
have published, Dr. Livingstone has gone to ex-
plore tribe who live underground; but his great
object Is TO discover the several links between his
own discoveries and those Of Baker, To give an
THE HARDsulPs WHICH Mr.. STANLEY UNDERWENT
In his task may mention That when he left Zanzi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05

The yacht Oracle anchored OF the PequOt House,
New London, on Saturday night, from New York.
The yacht Columbia, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Wallack, ar
rived at New London from Newport yesterday.
The yacht Madgie, N.Y.Y.C., sailed rom New Lon
don for New York yesterday.
The Yacht Marianne, H.Y.C., Commodore Kipp,
left Glen Cove yesterday for Harlem.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-18
senator sumner.


The departure 30 tIa senior senator s l-
real sensation far tic a-c.an- ana even
for his own peI~aaal friends. teE .l ISL om
had any iu1lIu- "a aI- purposes. / find
some persons wuJ .car He wl.I dIo abroad. as
Mr.. Cho1tc dill II seems probable chat the
recent change Iu AI~ political relations has
had something O. 10 wltE his breaking i wu
10 health ~ went away n th" "ehei THAT
Ir. FrccleY i~ l's'iy t' ''a CHOSEN president.
Ii I> uuucce--ar. I'd say t.lt bus intense
desire % see Gen. Grant hs .t.u. tuj upt any
political luiornat. 'n be- Sste from amy saga
eI3us sources. Is -ae cause @. hl~ expectation
10 this respect Greeley my j. chosen. but
lt does u3t now l9.k likely t.9- Dc will be.
l don think II has ever looked likely.
But MIR Summer I- III q complete haze on this
question Jl Greeley versus Grant. lie made
zap his mind, naturally enough. ana properly
enough, that Inc ought n't AMI could not,
either as "A sel.-rc-u ecunS wau or a citizen,
vote Tor Grant, Int he was 'ns time doubt-
luL whether his duty % his country, MS
attachment % hIs party and bus devotion 20
the c5lDrci people would allow hmm % JOIN
tho combination against him. lie finally
went over r. l'reeiey- oui ali nc had then
To DO was t. DISCOVER reasons satisfactory 70
himself and bis friends. They are satlsiac-
tory to himself, hut u hardly anybody else
rot similarly PredIsposed, either oy dlsap-
polntment, anger, Or an utter ul9c'ncepti1n
OF Greeley and the Greeley movement. lake
this matter OF - reconciliation. T. which
two or three columns are devoted IN the
undeIvered speech. just published. II there
were any questions aJall Oh reconciliation ,-
any issue winch could be raised against
the republican party or zen Traut Getrimen-
tai 10 either on tins point, Mr.. sumner Is
the very last person capable oil raising II