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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-15

IN.
The Gs'noine Navigation aud Railroad Company
will offer at public auction the City OF Deoine the
Capitol Of the State Of Iowa. the 2istday OF Octo-
Der ana on each succeeding day, until the same
FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES BLAND,
lying immediately above Fort Des Moines These
lands are part Of grant made In S46by Congress to
the state Of Iowa. by whom they have been conveyed
to this Company, whose rights have been affirmed
by the supreme Court of Iowa. its CHEST judicial tr-
nat They lie In alternate sections ina strip of Eve
miles In width ON both side of the Des Moines River
The Valley Of the Dies Mones is confessedly TIE
RICHEST AGRICULTURAL REGION OF THE UNI
TED STATES, aud the lands now offered viii comprise
some OF the most luxuriant Of the PRAIRIE, MEADOW
and TIMBER LANDS Of the State; well waered by
springs and streams, and having been withheld from
lied farms and thriving Villages The tinbered lands
are rich In black walnut and oak of the finest quality
An abundance OF coal underlies the greater portion,
aud Is easily mined. Mnltues Of farms be selec
ted with ample coal and Hmbe upon them for all the
purposes Of the cuvator. Plaster Is also found in
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES win be abso-
lutely sold, subject the conditions following, to the
highest bidder but the Company reserves the right Of
restricting further sales II unsatisfactory
Terms OF Sale.-The land in each section will he sold
separately and In convenient parcels, and in all eases
be put up at the minimum price Of 81 per acre.
Payments shall be made follows, to wit: There
shall be paid down ia cash ut the time Of SALE all
tubered lands from one-haf to twothlrds Of the pur-
case money other lands bringing than $3 per acre.
81 per acre. all other lands rs per cent of the pur
chase money! and the remainder shall be payable in
Ave equal annual instaments to be secured upon the
lands, with interest at per cent. per year.
In case any purchaser shah desire 10 pay In full
discount of cent the amount Of deferred pay
ments will be made The bonds OF the Company win
be received as cash at their par value Deeds Of
ranty will be given ~ SO ssfsE ne % skE Ss'%s
The deeds of conveyance of these lands to the Com
pany viii be found duly recorded In the Office OF the
Secretary State OF Iowa Maps descriptions and APP
praisals of the land and any other Information
had on application at the Office OF the Company, No Is
Williams-st New York, to the undersigned, at the
Company's Land Office in Demone TT. Des Mones.)
esE e 81 A.sPETRIE,
Land Commissioner d. n. q X. Il. Co.
n " Aug 90 1857 n2S-6t
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONE!!

Patented May, fs5A-Improved in 1856.
TENHE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill Is simple
IL and portable machine formed the cote A
principle entirely OF cast iron, Tor farm aud plantation
use, and designed for preparing food for steck, which
1t does at the rate of ten to twenty bushels per hour,
according To the size OF the Mill. An Improvement
has been effected in Its model the present seasos,
crusiers, together with improved Bridge Free and
In substituting box platform In place of the old let
by means of all OF which the speed Is nearly doubleJ
and twhen reIuired) the Mill adapted aso to grinding
shelled corn into hommony and fine meal for family
use. BY reversing the motion, in other words by
running 1t backwards, ten fifteen quarts of meal to-
the bushel are obtained and the balance Is superior
homnony or good food for feeding
TIE ADVANTAGE or FEXDING CORN AND
sft COB MEAL PROVEN
Henry Alspaugh, of Greenfield co., Ohio, says:-"In
1904 myself and brother raised large crop Of corn,
and purchased 100 head OF cattle fatten Ny broth
er wishing to divide interests offered me fifteen
cents per hundfcd pounds for his choice Of the CATTLE
to the number OF seventy head. l accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leaving one hundred and
twenty. We then divided our corn; he fed his ain the
shock, and had mine gro1ld together with the cob;
and fed 1t In tronghs, naed trees around the yard.
My brothers corn did notSkeid out near 40 long rs
mine, though We had divided equally and he fed sew
enty head to my ONE hundred and twenty. When his
corn WAS out let him have from mine; and when we
finished feeding, the cattle weighed and Sold It
was found that my cattle had gaiaed Ave pounds oa
profits were over thousand dollars more than his
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team, and no extry power required than what accom-
panies each mill dfi, sHl 85T7FS
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Burlington,
iowa. n82y
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WHOLESALE a. RETAIL FURNITURE BEDDING
AND LO0kING-GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Jeifersonst., between Water Main, In Mr.. Postle-
waits new four story brick, Burlington Iowa.
NHR. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens Of
IyA burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and socits q continuance, feeling confident
that he continue to give perfect satisfaction.
all goods in my line from ~ to % per cent less than
any other house In the west, and all goods warranted
good AS represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists Of the following goods In
Rose,pOod M0hOrany and Bi0cIc Wulnnf
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Estray Notice.

VvAKEN up by John w. Brandenburgh, Living II
"a Center Tp., Wapello County, Iowa, on the It'll
day Of July, 1857 dark iron grey horse supposed
TO be five years old last spring, with SPAWN hi
near hind leg. .a '4fsf rss- K Il - ssr -
Said horse appraise at seventy-fve dollars. z 3
H4 j. n. CAMPBELL, Clk.
July "a, '57.22-3m by ID. CAMPBELL, Dep'y.
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To David GOOId, Aaron Pinney,
AmreIia A. Pinney and Melissa

VyOU are hereby notified that before the 7th
day Of October 1857 there will be ON file In the
office of the Clerk the District Court Of Wapello Co.,
Iowa, petition Of Thomas .Deyn claiming Of David
Could Aureia A. Pinney and Aaron Pinney, the sum
Five hundred and Thirtyseyen Dollars due ON two
notes held by said Deyin, dated February
10TH 1851 each drawn the OF Two hundred and
Fifty Dollars and bearing interest at the rate OF ten
is57 and the other payable August 10th, 1851 given
by the said David Goold to Aurelia A. Pnney -secur
ed by a. Mortgage given by David and Melissa Goold
on Eleven and x acres of Land owned by said Goods,
on lots Two and Three Of South West OF section s.
Tp 70 range 14 also on the Steam Saw Mill and all
It's machinery said land Said notes being endors
ed by said Aureia A. and Aaron Pnney, and that un-
less you appear and thereto on or before the
"a day Of the next Term OF the District Court to be
WILDE rendered against you thereon and said Mort
gage foreclosed for the saslsf<ctisn ofsald notes
Sept. 4, vi, n2orAw sasE tssssJ ~, pkyiN, x8s'
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Estray Notice.

TUyAKEN up by Henry Dornsythe, on the nth day
IL of July, A. d. 1851 living In Agency Tp., Wap-
clio County Iowa, black mare twelve years old,
last spring, both hind feet white collar marks both
shoulders knee sprung spots in the forehead snip
the Appraised ~ twenty dollars ..gg-sas
j. N CAMPBELL, Cfk.
July 20, '57.223ms by d. CAMpBEIL, Dep'y.
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Estray Notice.

VyAKEN up by Thomas G. Fuller, living in Compe-
IL tine township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the Slst
day Of june 1851 one bay mare, sixteen seventeen
years old last spring. saddle and collar marks, rope
halter her neck shod all round the fore right knee
cracked around; white spot the left hind pasture
joint; about the rump Said mare appraised
JOSEPH n. Campbell, Clerk,
NIL David Campbell, Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

TyAKEN up by Michael Tullis, living in Green Tp.,
II Wapello County, Iowa. on the 10th day Of July,
A. d. 1851 black three year old mare; and one two
year old hay mare mule.
Said Esrays appraised at one hundred dollars each.
July Esd, 1s57-22-3m J. n. CAMPBELL, C1'k. Z
by ID. Campbell, D'pty. Z
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CHOICE FAnM ANDLAND, PRAIRIE

NEAR THE CITY OF OTTUMWA!ss.
For $ ale " cry l. O w!
gUyIiE WHOLE or an undivided half Of between four
and fy e-hundred Of first rate land, situated
partly In Highland township miles north Of otunwa,
ana partly in Centre township, about one mile from
the Court House. in Ottumwa, Is offered for sale at
bargain.
Two hundred acres are under cultivation, having
good farm buildings good fences and plenty OF stock
water 100 bearing fruit trees and as good soil as
can BE found in Iowa. X
valuable coal mine is on the timber land, near OF
tumwa. $50 si ss,s.s.. "a s,. v. . "
The above land offers rare chance TO those desir-
ing to locate near one Of the most promising cities In
Iowa. where real Is rapidly rising, and must be-
come very valuable. Yer
81 By J. w. NORRIS. g
niy-tf Courier Office, Ottumwa, Iowa
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!, Mahogany and Black Wslnat.

And great variety Of articles usually kept In first
class Furniture Warehouse, which numerous
mention.
25cts to Is o.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 25 to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 rs to $50 90.
Brass clocks, with iron frames, from ~ SO to
IS 90 t'7
A liberal discount made to country Dealers fnStlH
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G. q. PACKARD,

KKYHOLESALE and Retail dealer In all kinds Of
W. Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass. Also
agent for Lippincott 4 Bro q Fire Proof Safes. :
A. all tmes . good assortment Of Carriages and Bug
gies on hand the celebrated carriage repository
OF Packsrd Baysum, Warren, Ohio.
e8 Opposite the Curlew House. Ottpmws. Inl1-y
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GORGE HOLLAND,

UpESPECTFULLY announces that he IA
nm aarry On the Tailoring business In all "a
% ysrions hrsi,ches Having had several ycsrs NJ
experieuce In the business he feels cortdenth he -
cai, give every one ~ dls snoR - on re s'o1no
Nnrt Two doors below the Henry House
rIs Aug ss n-o-iy
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Estrap Notices.
Esfray Notice.

ENAKEN up by Mathew Carter living in Adams
u township, Wapeo county, Iowa, on the nth day
fifteen years DID, left eye out main and foretop
off, white spot her left wether, fifteen hands high.
Said mare appraised at thirty dollars. ~ 4
! t,saT 4 JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk, -
n2l8m. ,st So a by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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=. Burlington. J. Fo:9 !. md!

II AN prepared to Furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
y OF various sizes and kinds; Circular Saw Nails,
Smut Mills Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills,
Threshing Machines, Bridge Irons, Columns, Caps,
Balcony RAILING Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults,
Jails, &c. SO NA " !.
FOR SALE-Gum and Leather Betting, Saws Of all
Sizes Pig and Boiler Iron, and all the variety Of Cast
aud Wrought Work and Mill Machinery, furnished At
short notice and warranted OF good material work
inanship. Loct. i, oI-n3l-iyJ
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PREPARED BY DR.. j. G. AVER,

AND SOLD by
J. L. Taylor, Ottumwx Vim. Myers, Agency City;
Lane ReesmaB, Dahlonega; J. e. Dunlop Co., Ed
dyville; A. A. Ramsay, Abba. Monhali Bruce, keo-
kuk. and all Druggists
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Estray Notice.

HyAKEN up by Charles w. Deariey, living In Adams
IL township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the 9th day
of July, A. d. 1851 bay mare, nine years old last
spring star in the forehead and snip the nose;
slight collar mark the right shoulder heavy main
and tail--about fifteen hands high. Said mare ap-
praised at one hundred and ten dollars.
= srss, JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
n21-3m - by d. Campbell, Deputy. .
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HEDS.--A new patent, which will
- put up trial Of oneweek and IL not ked win be
taken down, free of chsrge-f kept price ~ co. Any
one wishing 70 try them can do SO BY calling at my
store. aNsi sn50Afssu ssstss ssf n. C.HARDi. &
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a. HJJEVEI., M. d.,

a. HIJEVEI., M. d.,
VUxAKES pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of
il 0ttumwa and vicinity that he has moved his OF
FIGE to End story Pumroy's Block, where he will
ever be found ready TO attend to call in his line,
except when absent professional business. He re-
spectfully solcits share of the public patronage
April 3, 1s5G-n1v x s
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

aaa
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsEN Ess, INFLU-
EhZA, BRONcllITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Tor the relief of cosun,ptiye patients In advanced
stages VI the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of Its virtues.
Throughout every aud almost every hamlet Of the
American States. its wonderful Of pulmonary
plants have made 1t already known Nay few the
families in any civilized country this continent without
personal experience Of its effects aud fewer yet the
comnninities any where which lave not among them
living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dam
xerons diseases of the throat aud lungs. While Is the
powerful antideie yet known to man for the fotn
liable and dsngeEous diseases Of the pulmonary organs
Is also the pcasantest and safest remedy that can e EN-
ployed for infants aud young persons. Parents should
have Il In against the ibsdions enemy that steals
upon then, unprspsred. We have abundant grounds
believe the CHERRr PEc1oRAL lives by the
SYMPTOMS it prevents than those it Keep II BY
YOU, and your colds while they cnrae nor neg
lect them until human skill master the memorable
canker that fastened the ytals, eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and ~
they the virtues of this remedy, need not do
than them II is still made the best 1t
he We spare cost, no care no toll to produce II the
Perfect possible. aud thus Afford those who rely
Il the best agent which skill furnish for their
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The MEDICAL TRINITY 1850
Each of RiDwAy's Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain Diseases and when either
the READY RELIES, RRsoyATIsG REsoLvESr to the kEGU
LAToRs used for the class Of disease they
specially designed for the system uBdergoes rap
id transformation from its diseased condition to heal
thy and happy state OF existence.
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HAVHNlspesmanentiy Iocatedin arr~s---->
III Ottumwa, offers fis services to fus<3rrsrg1
the citizens Of town and vicinity. All uJfy$UA
work warranted. Ladies waited on at Al1-I
their residences desired. Teeth nse ted from
an entire SET either by Of springs atmospheric
pressure He may efennd at the office Of Drs. William
SON Tixal the lstfweek In the month. Feb. n, 80
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.s1 Feb. 1850. q
SrRs have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ycu made Them, and cannot hesatet to
y they are the best cathartic employ. Their reg-
iing action the hrr isauick and decided consequent
~ t-y admirable remedy for arrangements Of that
organ. Indeed. have seldom found Of bilious die
obstinate that ii did not readily yield 10 them.
fraterially yours, ALoNZo BALL, N. D.,
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NJ. WACHTLER,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Main 81, below SPauldings Shop,
0TTUMWA, IONA.
TuNHE proprietor keeps constantly on hand a good
assortment OF Leatbers, and is always ready 30
accommodate customers Mih good work Ia his line
business. Nov. Q, fS54-y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
More Trouble in Kansas.

Advice, received at :, Ioui. on the Goth
state that a difficulty had grown out OF the
refusal Of GOV. Grary to APPOINT one Sher'
rnIa, sheriff. an account Of lnhiiuul drunk,
cnncs,. Shcrr1l bal ay0wcd hi' intention
20 Lill tho GOV, aud meeting him IN tic
street, callcl him = liar, scoundrcl, and cow
ard. Gsnry dad not resent thi', but bis
friend, got up an indignation meeting "n
THURSDAY, the lo,h, which Sheriff Jones
Judge ShcrrpI, aud others attempted a.
break up, when . conflict cn'ued. IN which
shcrroA sho, Mr. Sherrcri. ono Of the Cow
friends. four times, killing him and wound
in. two other. Mr Jonc' the Cows Sc,
ucn shot Shcrrc,l. the ball passing through
his head auc killing HIM instantly. later
account. state that ShcrroI was not killed.
Very srra, cIci,cmen, czi'trdat L'comr,on,
and a general 6shtwa' anticipated atnish,
GOV. Gcary's residence was guarded by l.
;. troops.
The Council condemned bv rr.olu,iun The
Outrage on the GOV, while the House fully
justified Shrrrod
Goy Gclry fears ASSASSINATION.
IL /, stated thata law has passed both
branches, to punish rebellion with death,
and all rc,i,tane, to territorial law Or au-
,hority j. declared rebellion.
The bill respecting the te.t oaih', which
passed. through the Council has Jeen almost
unanimously defeated in the house.
\ biIlhas passed, giving the County Juds'
9. Jurisdiction in criminal cascs, and rro'i'
ding that person. may be tried before these
pc,,y Courts, WITHOUT \ JURY, AND
WITHOUT BEING INDICTED.
COY. Gcary aud the pro-slaycry legislature
are At lo:scrhcais H.. EHcrllcncy being
more obnoxious to them than GOV. Reedcr
ever was. IL is believed that he will veto
their call Tor constitutional convention.
II thus seems that the scenes OF last year,
in a more aggravated form, are to be repca-
ted. Gcary seems to be anxious to do some
thing like justice, II ii was in his power, and
thcs, occurrences afford an opportunity to
tcst tho mettlc Of the new administration at
II. very outset. We hope it will sustain the
Gov. vet We canno, So, il It adhercs to its
platform, with what consistency it can be
done. Nous yerrons."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

INTERESTING To ruE Lhprs. sos'lTpinc
correspondent u the New York Tribune
writes from Paris, a. follows
81 have 10 chronicle an event of the very
highest Importance which has recently hap
r"ncd At the French Court. which cannot
fail to interest deeply society in America, US
well a, in Europe. The EHPrr" EugeHir
made her oppearanre last 'ccst pfhou any
otnohHe or hoops, and looked the better for
It. feminine diplomati'ts predict now a
speedy fall Of the reign OF hoops, though It
!, not certain whether even French hui'
press may b. able to succeed with such
coup d'ctat, and TO oycrturn an ugly fash
ION by her sovereign will"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

FRoa EuRorE. The Niagara arrived at
Halifax on Saturday last, bringing dates TO
Feb. IL. The news is not Of importance.
The Daily News states that no mere troops
will be sent to Persia, and that every effort
will be made to make peace. The News
also states, with confidence, that no troops
would be sent to China.
Palmcrton has backed out Of his contra
Jietion that a secret treaty existed between
France and Austria, guarautcoiog 10 the
latter her possessions in Italy lie now
states that !. rurly military and nom
political. and virtually dead letter
Paris Is nov definitely sciilSi on as tho
place OF conference On the Neufcha'ol qne'-
ton.
Trouble. arr reported between the Shah
Of Persia and the priesthood. Parties are
accused Of wishing to dePoso the Shah IN
favor Of Mural, the eOuqueEeE Of MeTa''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
Re,igra;ion Of Coy. HamlIn.

On Wednesday Of last week. thc follow
ing communication, ,isui!ins Mr.. uamlin's
resignation ~ the ofco Of Gov. wa, ryaI by
the Pros. Of the Ssua,s:
r. hr SHaic and HOp,c Of RTr"otiato"
AsiiwilI become necessary ou ihc ith
proHimO 10 enter upon the duties Of senator
in Congress conferred upon me by your kind
nc,s and confidence, and ior which | desire
to express my grateful acknowledgements, |
hereby resign the oiHcs Of Governor to take
ciTcc, on the 18th Inst. II. llAMLlN.
COrNcL CHAMBER, Feb. -, lsj7.
GOV. lIamlin ha. occupied the Gabrrna-
iorial chair a little les than two months,
and during this time hisacts have been such
as to give general satisfaction to the people
Of this State. Ills pas. oarSer leaves no room
to doub, that in the position which has been
assigned him, hc will continue TO reflect their
wishes
Hon. Joseph II. Williams vacated the po-
sition Of President Of the Senate on the sane
day, and the Senate made choice Of Hon.
Hiram Chapman, Of wiscasset as President
pro tan.
Mr.. Williams, the acting Gov, is a gentle
man Of integrity, Of good ability, dignifcd
appearance, and polished manner. lie will
fill the Executive chair in an acceptable man
ncT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

M,,rERlors SriuBE. The Manchester
American give. the following account ol tie
suicide Of % .on Of Abel Crawford, Of White
Mountain celebrity
"Onc Of the younger sons OF Abel grew
up with irregular habits and uncertain
character. For many years hewa' sort of
q hanger on about ,hcmounilin', but three
" four year, ,inec purchased farm in
Burke. For some time he had not lived
WITH his wife, and carly this winter wentto
Newark, VI, retired and thinly settled
town in the vicinity OF Island Pond. lie
here engaged in numbering IN the woods, in
the employ Of Mr.. joseph Hall. lie al
Pcarcd very uneasy, and "a, one time inquired
Of his employer II there was not a 'afe bid
ing place in tie forest around them. lie
also told Mr. Hall that he had a profound
secret he wished TO impart to him. One
evening about the middle Of last month ho
was missing. and on search, was found .us-
pended in the cattle howell by a pair % lines
taken from harness.
sAmong hispap"rs was a statement from
him that few years since he killed a tra,.
cllcr at the White Hills and concealed Ito
body in the woods. some give full credit
10 the statement, while Others think him to,
have been insane and haunted with un-
founded tcrrors."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

Tux M,ELsrRoN DISAPPEARED. IL We are
TO credit the statement Of correspondent
Of the New York Scientific American, that
wonderful whirlpool on the coast OF Norway
which has been the speculation Of scientific
men from time immcmorial, has entirely
disappeared aud we see that doubts are e'-
pressed as TO is ever having eIistcd' ehe''p'
in the imagination OF GcosrnPhoH' l"'
correspondent says;
81 haze been informed by "a huropc'"
acquaintance tina, the macl'trom has no
existence. 4 nautical and scientific com,
mission went out and sailed all around and
over where tin macl''rom was 'l'' 10 w.
bu, could not find it the sea was as smooth
where the whirlpool ought to be- as any
other rart Of the German ocean,