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GuERIEF,S SALE.

- uEhlr D ohLL.
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l SIMPLIFY ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in tho city of Will
mington. New Castle county, State of Della
ware.on
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of and and three storied
Brick dwelling House thereon. situate in the
said city Of Wilmington, bounded AID descri-
bed as follows. to-wit: Beginning at the west
erly side Of Monroe street between Seventh
and Eighth streets. at the distance of one
hundred ieet from the southerly side of Eighth
street; thence westerly through the centre OF
the party wall between this and the adjoining
h use on the north and parallel totElghth
street one hundred and twenty feet; thence
sout therlv and parallel to Mouroe sire ct egh-
teen feet to the northerly side of atweye teet
wide alley leading into Monroe street: thence
eastery and parallel to the first mentioned
liae and Eighth street along said side of said
alley one hundred and twenty ieet 10 the said
westerly side of Monroe street; and thence
thereby northerly eighteen feet to the p ace
OF beginning, be the contents thereof VIII at
they may, with the free use and privilege of
the atoresai alley with other owners OF land
bouoding thereon, &c.
Seizet and taken in execution as the rro
per'y Of K. 1renie Martin and Ida his wife.
and t. t., and to be sold by
-. WIN. ii. IAMBsoN Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE, New Castle.
April ~. 1876 apr22-ts
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THE OHIO MINERS
CONTINUANCE OF THE STRIKE.

CLEVELAND, May. 5.-Everything is
apparently quiet at the different coal
mines at present. The strikers continue
to hold out against the reduction of
wages and have gone TO their homes.
Troops from Monnt Vernsn are at Silver
Greek; and the mines in that neighor-
hood will probably be started on Monday
mining districts to insure public safety,
but no outbreak is anticipated, though
many rumors are afoat that serious
trouble will ensue.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-06

The House Committee on Foreign Af
fairs yesterday appointed II sub-commit
tee, consisting of Messrs. Swami, Hewitt
and Parker, to prepare the reporc in the
Emma Mine case. 1t is inferred from
the remal is of the member that the re-
port will exoncrate Schcnck from any
charge Of fraud, but express the opinion
that his directorship i'll the Emma Mine
was utterly incompatible with his posi-
tion as American Minister.
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The Planter Too Much for thee .JaJa,

FROM the davenport Gazette.
Judge Grant was in Little Rock, Ark.
a couple of weeks ago, in attendance at
the United States Court. One morning
he saw farmer with a slouch hat and o
genuine butternut suit, trying to sell a
cow in the market there. 1t was large,
long horned animal, and the planter was
informing man that the COW would
give four quarts of milk day, if fed
well.
Up stepped the Judge. "What do YOU
ask for the COW p about $50. She'll
give five quarts Of milk, if you'll feed
her we'll, replied the planter, and he
proceeded to describe her good qualities
Said the Judge: 81 have cows on INV
farm, not much more than half as bi, as
your cow, which give twenty to twenty
tive quarts of milk day p
The planter eyed the judge sharply
for a moment, as if trying to remember
whether he had ever seen MIN before OF
not, and then asked: STRANGER. wher,
do yeu liver" MY home is in Iowa, >
Yes, stranger, don't dispute it. Strau
ger, there was heaps of solgers from
Iowa down here during the war, ant
stranger, they were the d-est liars il
the whole Yankee army. Stranger, ma,
be you mought be an officer in some o
them regiments p
The Judge slid for the Court House.
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GEORGIA REPUBLICAN QUARREL
coNKLING FIRST CHOICE, MORTON SECOND

coNKLING FIRST CHOICE, MORTON SECOND.
Republican Convention at Atlanta,
Ga, after very bitter quarrel between
the whites and blacks, adjourned. The
negroes were for Morton, the white fed
eral official, evidently instructed by
Judge Morton, OF Virginia, mostly
changed to Conkling. The delegation
stands-ConkIing s. Morton Z, Bristow 4
and Blaine 3. The negroes were wild
and disorderly and refused to adjourn
until the gas was turned out.
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Mr. Biaite'5 liberty Of speech is thus com
mented Oh by the Sp ngliell Republican =
There seems to be no hesitation on the pat
of Mr.. Blaine and his friends to give all the
Pennsy ylyania coal lands. The same tleeJom
does not extend yet to his railroad transac-
tions.
New mcn in politics, according 10 he Den
yer (Col, Tftbune. always run splendidy, be-
cause, whlle they are tree fr. Ia partisan en-
tanglements, they represent the strongest
acombination Of popu ar feelings. Nav me
alone inspire enthusiasm,
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Ne,c York Election Frauds.

Mr.. John ! Davenport testified ful-
ther before Mr.. Uaulfield's committee
to day, and declared that his registry
would be used at future elections In
New York under the act OF Congress
to prevent election frauds. The com
mittee adjourned until Tuesday.
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We would not advise oar readers to
put themselves to any trouble to attend
the Centennial opening on Wednesday.
While those who have ample time to
spare may do so with satisfaction to
themselves. many who go on that day
will regret it, as the crowd promises to
be so great as to destroy much of the
pleasure anticipated.
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FRIDAY.
TIE l2rn DAY OF MAY, 1876.
At 10 O'Clock. n m

N@ '-'' IN ~ w l1ib,
At 10 o'clock. n. IN.
the folio wing described Real Estate. viz
All nose certain lots Or Parcels OF Land Sit
uate IN Red Lion hundred. couaty ami Stale
aforesaid. bounded aud desc.ibcd MS follows.
to-Rit:
No. !; Beginning at, a poipt en- TIL south
west side OF the road leading from Delawar.
CITY to Port Penn the distance OF five hun
dred and eighty. nine feet by the said r a 1
from IRON the east side OF the Chesapeake ana
Delawar Canal. corner of other land lew
or late of the said Joht j. Henry, and run.
ming thence along said road south twenty
tour and one halt deRrees east eighty feet Ia
land late OF Ezekiel Shaw; thence south six
ty-slN degrees west one hundrei feet to n
eight feet wide alley, otherwise called Mania
streT; thence with said alley north twenty
four and one half degrees west eighty feet To
another corner OF the said land now or lat e
ol oohn .. uoh,ry' thence north sixty-six de-
erecs east one hundt cd feet to the place of
beginning. '''S' VI
No Bog inning at the in terscction of the
aIley aforesaid with the new road to Burch-
ara corner, and running thence along the
southwest side of said Hey to a stak SIN ,n :
ing opposite to the south corner of the lot of
EZEKIEL shaw aforesaid: thence south TWEEN
ty-nve degrees west to the east side of The be-
ore mentioned new road: thence b, the sat a
DAD to the place of beginning,
NO. 3 BEGINNING at the sout Invest side of Fl.
puhhc road otherwise called Fifth street.
peing tho southwest boundary of the town Of
l al "a
| Seeney and land formerly belonging To .John
| shaw: and containing In front or breadth on
| sald flfth street wenty feet and extending
OF that with between ln.s t ri1ht angles
with said Fifth street southwestwatdlv one
hundred feet boundei on tho southeast by
sald shaw lot and on the northeast by said
flith street. on the northwest By said Josbu a
See9ey's land. and on the south " est bv 9th er
iand now or late Of tho said John J Henry
BOOK ! vol I. page 36i, &c.
| No. g. Beginning at a st AXE on the west
to Fort Peon and at corner for land of Iii,
zaoeta Green. and running thesce with her
iand southwestwardly at right angles with
saiu roao one hundred feet to ten ieet vile
aiiey; thence with sail alley northwest
waraly twenty feet to ether land of tbe sa;d
Johh Miller; thence n rthwestwardly opa
| nuhured ieet at right angles to a stake on th q
We; Wet SIDE Of said road, the ace along the west
sue thereof twenty feet 10 the begipn;n9
and surface. iee' Vi ianu
seized and taken in Executionas the ,ro.
perty OF John Miller and Anna Maria 'bH H.
wue' and Elijah Miller and Virginia A h;s
| WIFE, anu terre tenants, aid to be sold bv
VIM. II. LAMBSON. Sberiff
oherits Office. New Castle. /
| April 20. 1876. : anro9,
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FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1876.
At2 O'Clock z. M.

At2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
Brick Building thereon erected. situate in
the city of Wilmington aforesaid bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
NJ the intersection of the northerly side OF
Fifth street with the easterly side IF Orange
street; thence easterly along sid side of
Fifth street fifty-four feet five and half inch
ange street by line of land lite of John
Coleman twenty feet to n corner of land late
of John Murphey; hence along line of said
land westerly and parallel with Fifth street
fifty four feet five and a half inches to the
aforesaid side of Orange street: and thence
along the said side thereof southerly twenty
feet to the place Of beginning. be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
seized and taken into xecution as the pro-
perty Of Jacob llauser and Ann Elizabeth his
wife. and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Offlce. New Castle,
ALril 20, 1876. ( apr22-ts
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APPooUINIMINK IRoN.-This morpinc
there arrived at the z. w. 4 b. r. r
freight depot, in this city box contain
ing about40o pounds of bog iron ore from
Appo4uinimlnk HID. The ore is of very
hne quality, and will be sent to Philadei-
phia on Monday, and placed in exhibit of
minerals from Delaware. at the Centen-
ennial Exhibition. 1t was forwarded bv
samuel Townsend, ESQ.,. of Aproquinini.
mink Hid.
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The Duty Of the Better Class Of Mens
Prom Wayne MacVeihg's Address before

The Duty of the Better Glass Of Mem.
From Wayne MacVeIhg's Address before
Yale Alumni.
We need higher tone of honor in all
HE, public and private. There is a sub
tie and necessary connection between
recognizing the laws by which the world
Is governed and recognizing that it is
wise and profitable to be honest and
honorable. To-day we are witnessing
terrible revelations, which bring the
blood to the cheek OF every scholar and
every gentleman, but it is not true that
we need higher sense of personal honor
N the countlng-r room than in the seat of
the offlclal. And yet these sad facts are
not the whole story. Private trusts are
IN nearly as dangerous condition as
public ones, and the sense of honor in
business is weak among the American
people. Inc country looks to college
graduates for measures of relief. in
most countries, public offices are worthy
prizes for the worthiest ambition.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-06
. HERIFF'S SALE.

4; by virtue Of q writ of Leyari Facas to ma
~ eGiea, VIII be exposed to Public Sill a9
ine gu Hotel of William B. Ford, at Kirkwo,odd' a.
Ia H. Fencaoer Hundred. New Castle ConDtv
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1876.
At O'Clock, p. NJ,
ahe hh ,hni ,iholiio@lng described real estate, viz:
~: 81, ,1eorse's Hundred. New Castle Countv w
DDeaaware, Dea, bounded by the main stream ~
ne a"er aa . creek, branch thereof separating
me m same from land formerly of W,Inam
hp,G;kinson. ha;a, land of Patrick McDonough's
leirs mnr anu the State road leading from Nc.
"nougn 70 Odessa, in the aforesaid county.
ng oVnaa,nlng about live hundred and twenty,.
nine acres Of land. Book K, val. ! page Ss Sc
neiSed r and taken iu execution as the nro-
ef'' 0i lhomaS g. y. F3ard: and T. be sold by
sheriff..s Ofaoe, New Castle, / '"''in'
April ls. 1916 apras.s
The daily gazette., 1876-05-06
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, A. b. 1876.
At2 O'clock. u. IN

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece fland situate,
lying and beng in the town of Delaware
City. in Red Lion Hundred. New Castle
County. and State Of Delaware. and bounded
aud described rs follows. to Wit: Begioning
at the east corner oil Clinton and Fifth streets,
and running thence sou: h eastwardly along
the said Fifth street two hundred and eight
ieet to the north corner of Fifth and Hamii-
ton streets. thence north eastwardly along thu
northeast side Of said Hamilton street one
hundred feet, thence nortbwestwardIy and
parallel witt said Fifth street two bundled
and eight feet to tho .outheast side of Gin :
ton street aforesaid, thence along said Gin
ton street southwestwarily one hunaIed feet
to the place OF besinning. containing twenty
thousand eight hundred square feet Of land,
more or loss.
Seized and taken into execution az the
property Of The delaware City Academy.
WIN. ID. Clark. President OF the Board OF
Trustees of the Delaware City Academy on
behalf Of said coronation ana 20 be sold By
e,-,o. WM. IL. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
April q. "A. b. 1876. apr24ts
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SHERIFE'S SALES.

SshERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias. to
me din ec,ed, will be exposed to Public sac,
at the Hotel of William B. Hollis, at Towns
end. in ApRoquinimink hurdre. New Castle
county, Delaware, on
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ TT LINlI t > hhl II
By virtue of a writ of T.evari Facia. to me
directed. will be exposed 10 Public Sale,
at the
LAtAYE ETTE HOTEL Sill iSHIPLEY ST
kept by Geo, W. Ortlip, in the City of Will
mington. New Castle county, D-l.. on
The daily gazette., 1876-05-06

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ of Alias Pieri Faciss
to me directed. will he exposed to public sale,
at the Hotel of Thomas ID. Bradway. in the
dred. in New Castle County, Del, on
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FOR SALE AM, ltENl:

EHCR SALE.-oe0 Shrres OF Clayton Loan
n Association stock. 2nd series new
PLAN ! share. NJ. !. LICHTkNoTEIN,
my2-ln Secretary
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SHERiFF'S SALE-By virtue OF n writ of
~ Ais. Lavafi Faclas to me irected. viii be
exposed to Public SAFE at the Hotel of Thnmss
ID. Bradwny, in the to-" OF Delaware City
IN Rel Lion hundred. New Castle COUNTY,
Delaware, on
The daily gazette., 1876-05-06
POLITICAL.

no fhe Electors Of Nc,r ,o,.,. ,
FELLOW CITIxENs: "''t'
again offer myself to VAN, ..
as q candidate for the Office ", eol'licia,
Castle Countv. subIecl IN " ~ hsnerlt, Oh
OF the Democratic Party, '"r ~ N0 ina
frieuos Tor heir former snn,o,, ,,,DGhfios
hespecttusiy Yours. "N
January lat. 1870 'nhN WI 81
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LSOR SALE.-Pcw No. G, st. Paul's NJ, T.
IL Church, al very low price.
W. W. TORBERT,
apr29 .dlt&w1m Del, Ave- Il West St
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10
xtn,e Convention Of tho Iowa sab.

Stnte Convention Of tho Iowa Sab.
bath school Association.
The eleventh annual mass convcn-
ton of the Iowa Sabbath School AS
ISOLATION will be held at Council
Bluffs, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, June Goth, 2lst and 22d,
1876, commencing Tuesday evening.
Though not Delegate Convention,
il is urged that acknowledgements
tative workcrs-be selected and sent
to the convention. Arrangements
arc being made for able workers from
abroad.
Every earnest Sabbath School man
and woman in Iowa, is invited to be
present. Those expecting to attend
are requested to send their names to
Thomas Officer, of the Local Commit
tee, at Council Bluffs, by June 18th,
for places on entertainment.
Council Bluffs sends fraternal greet
ing, and cordially invites Central and
Eastern Iowa, to vie with the West in
securing the fullest representation at
this convention. The hospitablc
homes and christian hearts Of her
people, will be opened wide to give
you the warmest reception.
Reduced fares on railroads, will be
secured on the North and South lines
and on others If possible.
It will be observed that the time Of
holding the convention is one week
later than usual.
| G. T. TUCKER, Pres.
r. III. GILMORE, Sec. Mason City
Cedar Rapids.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10

Avoca in Pottawattamie county
unlucky i'm getting its deal of Meth
odist preachers, or else the dead dog
and horses that the Delta says ar
thrown out on the commons Their
corrupts them. Last year the preach
er in charge Of the church had 'sIeav'
to quit" on charge of being too in
innate with his own daughter, anf
now another has "gone where thu
woodbinc twineth," all on account O
a fascinating female doctor. A lette1
from there says:
"They have had another blow-ou
in the NJ. +. Church in this place
They got new preacher last fall, AM
they thought they had minister tina
was all right, but there was female
doctor came here and joined TIL,
church. 1t was not long before thu
preacher got sick, and of course the
Sister Doctor had to be sent for, anG
the first thing the brethren knew they
were playing Beecher. She playeC
doctor and nurse, and when he waI
convalescing she took him down t.
Council Bluffs, and, for fear he nigh
take relapse, she lay by him for two
nights. He came back looking mucl
better, but what few members the,
had left jumped on him, and such :
row you never did see. They made
him leave quick. The last l heard
from the doctoress there was two ole
men and two old women appointed
as committee to enquire of her how
the thing went at the Bluffs, but they
have not reported yet as | have hearf
Of"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10

From the Daily of May s.

1
A slight frost was apparent to the
eyes of early riscrs this morning.
Not enough, however, to do any inju-
ry to fruit trees which are now in
bloom.
We are informed by Conductor
Mcdonald, that at Murray. Clark
county, yesterday morning the snow
was three inches deep. Nc. is boy
who learned the Ratchet story in his
youth, and we are confident the snow
was just three inches deep.
So far eleven persons have made
application for saloon license. In
addition to those reported yesterday
may be mentioned Jos. Graft, J. b.
Miller. Thos. Gallagher and Herman
Ostdike. Gallagher has two, Four
or five others will probably apply.
This from the Register of this morn
ing:
'sThis time it is said to be the G. B.
4 G. Il. R. Company that proposes to
gobble the old Des Moines Valley
railroad. 1t is said that this was de.
cided upon at a Directors meeting
last week."
Geo. f. Davis, Jr.. who has been III
the pork trade with J. d. Laid, in
this city, during the last six months
left for his home in Cincinnati, yes
tcrday evening. Mr.. Davis left many
friends in this place, who will learr
of his departure with regret He ha
not decided at present whether Ii,
will return in the Fall or not.
f. B. Wakeman, gentleman o.
fifteen orsixteen years experience has
been appointed master of transporta
ton for the Iowa Division of the c.
B. & Q. Railroad and enters upor
the discharge of his duties Monda,
next with headquarters in Burling
ton. Mr.. Wakeman appears to b,
very much of gentleman, and w
wish the authorities had located hin
in a live town, where they d,
business and not way off to one sid
Of the State in town where when
ever stranger comes to town the,
ring Dell to let the people know o
the fact.
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SENSIBLE ADVICE.

You are asked every day through the col
umns Of newspapers and by your druggist
to use something for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing about,
you get discouraged spending money with
but little success. Now togive you satis-
factory proof that GREENS AUGUST Flow
Err will cure you Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint with all its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, IIahitual Costive.
ness, Palpiistion ofthe Heart. HEARTBURN,
Water-brash, coming up Of food after eat
ing, low spi.ita, ETC., we ask you TO 60 to
your druggist, j. L. Taylor 4 Co., and get
q Sample Bottle Of GREEN's AUGUST
FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or Regu-
lar Size for Is cents, two doses will relieve
you. dAw.alt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10
WILSON PALMER,
Supt. of City Schools
Eddyviilo Items.
Cleaned from the Adrance :

Cleaned from the Adrance:
Bennett Rector is improving the
old business corner east OF Riggs &
Spelman's mill.
James Shields is remodelling and
greatly improving his residence on
Second street.
A lady near Eddyville who has APP
piled for divorce proposes TO prove
that her husband is q drunkard by
introducing his nose as evidence.
The latest advices from Kcokuk in
the Beebout matter arc to the effect
that the final hearing of the matter
took place before Judge Love, and
there being no opposition, an order
was entered for the assignee to return
to Mr.. Beebout his stock Of goods,
on payment of a small balance OF
costs.
Nearly every resident lot owner oil
Eddyville is doing something in the
way of improving and identifying
his present and real or his anticipated
homestead.
A general disposition to rebuild
rcfence, and repaint is prevalent
Lawns and orchards and parks are
being dressed up. Lots and blocks
which have gone to rack and ruiz
while in the hands of non residents
arc being bought up and reclaimed
by our more entcrprising citizens.
The city through its municipal
government has done much during
the past year to reclaim itself. Pub
JIG Improvements seem to have slim
ulatcd private enterprise.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10

It is told of Western map agent
that OH recent trip he was attacked
by highway robbers, who demanded
his money. As lie was too prudent
to carry money in the country. they
failed to make a haul out of him.
"But," said the agent, 81 have some
splendid maps of the country along
with me. which | would like to show
you;" and in twinkle he was offshis
horse, had a map stuck upon pole,
and explained it SO cfiectually that he
sold each of the bandits map, peck
eted the money, and resumed his
journey.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10

Church Journal. Five hundred
and six applications for divorce were
made last year in the courts for the
single county of Cook, in which is
situated the city of Chicago, in the
State of Illinois. Six closely printed
columns in one of the local papers OF
that city contains the names and 9TH
CT facts interesting in that neighbor-
hood of the successful applicants.
And yet we are sending missionaries
abroad,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10
From the Daily of May 4.

FTUIH ING OdIIy Oh may 4.
As a matter of interest to our read
ers, We to-day publish the opinion of
the Supreme Court of Iowa. in the
case of Samuel Parks VS.. the City of
Ottumwa, which was taken n an APP
peal from the Van Blgan county
Court. 1t will no doubt be of inter-
est TO all who are building and max
ing excavations, as it will inform
them of their rights and duties in the
premises.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10

Corn in this city to-day,.5th, is scarce
at 6Octs per bushcl. The prospect is
fair for il to go higher, but a few
dozen wagon loads on the market at
once, would probably reduce the
price, as there is no demand except
for feed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-10

We are indebted to ID. Appleton n
CO., New York, for q copy of the
Life of James w. Grimes, Governor
of Iowa from 1854 to 1858, and u. S.
Senator from 1859 to 1869, by Rev.
VIM. Salter. 1t is a handsome book
of 400 pages, bound in cloth gilt, and
should be in every library in the
State. 1t is not only the history OF
the life of one of the greatest states
men of the age, but is also an cpitome
Of events the most important that
have occurred in our history asa ma
ton, and should be read by every
young man in Iowa.
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EXTENSION or CITY LIMITS
To the stock M. Of wape,lo County

The Stations "Wapello Chief" and
eBonnie Scotland" are at the Nam.
brine Stock Farm, one mile from
Ottumwa. Call and see them.
may2-d&w2t NORRIS j. WILLIAMS.
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ok BINDING
II. Z.slllsflZer.

soiicts work from all the citizens. Old Books Re-
bound. Magazines hound In good style at fair
prices. Rooms in DR.. Douglass old residence on
Green street. sapt ~ is7s-dAwly.