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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

eg Rorabacks Compound Chemical Washing and
Toilet Soap is no humbug, but the best, most easily
made, and the cheapest of any in use. This
Soap though recently patented, has already attained
unprecedented popularity. 1t is used readily in
hard as soft water. ... as.
See what your neghbors say OF it:
.....s. oTruMwA, Aug. 81, 1862
G. +. AsPtswALI,-Dedr Sir:
The family right TO man.
ufacture Rorabacks Compound Chemical Washing
and Toilet Soap, which obtained from you, regard
as Invaluable. Whatever other other patent inven-
tons may be, this one is humbug The ingredients
of which this soap is compounded perfectly harm
less and far from clothes being injured by its use
believe five dollars year will be saved in the usual
and tear which results the of other SOAP
The soap will. eadily remove French polish Print
ers Ink lead paint, wheel grease tar &C., from the
finest fabrics, without injuring them in the least
things which no other soap, with which am acquant
ed, will do
The Toilet Soap is useful for shaving, washing
hands, and everything else for which toilet soap is
used It's cheap, costing only four cents per pound
The Cheapness with which the Washing Soap is
n1 ssfGrsf \. Will me-, Hu irporssrt item. Fifty
panns DC made at cost If only 81 Il cents, aud
az easily as yon make cup or coffee. The fact
too, thaf clothes ne easily washed and washed
clean, ~ hard sHtphax gcFtdr.is Of great consider
alton e ms. would not be xithnut fansls right
for foar tisnes It's cost. w. w.J0HNsON.
Family Rights formerly sold fer SO, each, but
for s5 IS for the washing soap, and 81 for the toilet
be had at the COURIER Office. .
GEO. Z. AsPINWALL.
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Z. T. Think ham Il Co.'S Bank
Note Reporter.

The last number of this valuable work is
upon our table; it is highly important one
containing descriptions of several new and
dangerous counterfeit and spurious bank
notes, which have lately made Their appear
a1ce Our business community cannot over
estimate the value Of sound and reliable
Bank Note Detector There are but few per-
sonsSin commercial life who do not frequent
ly have occasion to refer to one, and, in our
comMnnity, enc published in the West is
mlchmore valuable than an Eastern one. -
Ifcouat.rfeit2rs get up bills on Eastern Banks
they select the West to circulate them and
large amounts are frequently passed off be
fore description of them get to an Eastern
Reporter.
With the facilities which a large business
aHorlS, Mcssrs. E. I. Tinkham & Co. are en-
abled to keep well posted and to furnish their
patrons with all late information They are
using every effort that perseverance and en-
ergy can bring to bear to make their REPoR-
TER the best on, Published They have in
t'oduced in theirs new and valuable i'm
prove,nent over any others we have seen, by
describing the genuine bills Of the Banks on
which there are so many spurious and altered
notes, by which means any one can detect
at glance fraud. BY consulting this Re-
porter it seems almest impossible to be i'm
posed upon, and we highly commend it to
our readers Published seini-monthly at
$3.50, and monthly at sl.o0 per annum-
Address, S. McELRoY, Editor, Chicago.
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To MARTHA HATCH,

You are hereby notified that, on
before the first day of November 1860, there viii
he on file In the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Wapeiio county, Iowa. petition OF Edward
Hatch plaintiff, claiming of you divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony now existing between the parties
herein named, aud alleging cause therefor wifu
deserton your part, and without )nabie use
for the space years. and that unless you appear
and answer thereto on before OF the second
day Of the next term Of said court TO be begun and
held at Otumwa, In said county on the 26th day Of
November 1850, default will be entered against you
and judgment rendered thereon, in accordance 10 the
prayer Of said petition. ii d IVES Atty for pl'f.
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FATALLY STABBED.- We learn that on
the 26th, at Batavia, jefferson county, Si!as
McCarty, was stabbed seven times by Amos
Wagner, as was supposed fatally. Both
parties lived at Batavia. McCal ty has
fam ly al is INDECENT cifcum stances. Wag-
n,r has fed. He is described as about 3
feet ii inches high, weighs some ls5 lbs, is
thick set aid las light hair.
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The Indies of Ostum va and vicinity WILL
finl at Miss Perrin's nearly opposite the
, Jefferson House, a very nice stock of Mill
merry, Bonnets, and similar goods We do
think that they will do well to call at Miss
Perrin's and examine her goods for them
selves. y-..
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Col. y. Barber has Withdrawn from tie
western agency Of Burlington, Peoria & Lo-
gansport R, r., having received the appoint.
ment of Passenger agent for the New York
& Erie r. r. His position in future will be
strictly neutral towards Lines East of the
Mississ. ppi River via Chicago and Burning
ton and Toledo. The appointment takes tf-
fe 4 Nov 1st 1860
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To Newt ClOyd.

SiR-You a re hereby notified that there is
file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of
wapeilo county, Iowa, petition Of A. b. Long Co.,
claiming of you hundred and thirty-three aud
ty hundred dollars and Interest thereon.
money due three promissory notes to-wit: One
note drawn BY you to plaintiffs for twenty nine and
1lD0 dollars dated January LIST, 1857 at day after
tie, and one other note drawn by you to p aintids
for the Of fftyiour and S2loo dollars, dated jan
uary LIST, 1857, payable day after date, and one
other note drawn by You plaintiffs, dated January
ls 1885, for the Of forty and 3Ii00 dollars
able day after date all of said notes drawing
per cent interest Also account for goods aud
sold aud def vered your Instance and request
And that unless you appear and answer thereto and
defend before of the second day Of the term
OF the District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa, said
term to be commenced and held the stth day OF
November 1860, default will be entered against you
and judgment rendered thereon.
s.w. SUMMERS, Atty for pitts.
Oct. 25 lS60-33 -l2-4w
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EsrRAY NOTICE.

VyAKEN up by James Anderson, at his residence
n In Columbia TOWNSHIP, Wapello county, Iowa,
One Sorre Mare with white feet small white strip In
the forehead a scar the right thigh. harness
man ks and marked by collar on the top OF neck,
about Ia hands high. supposed to be from nine to
twelve wears DID, and valued at Forty Dollars before
r. W. Boyd a Justice of the peace on the aSth day Of
July, 1860 JOSEPH HAYNE,
Ottumwa. Aug 16. 60 4w Clerk.
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MILLINERY, 1rILLlNERY!

MRS. PARCELL has just returned from the East
lNl with large and well selected stock Of Millinery
Goods; consisting Of Ribbons. Flowers, Feathers.
Head Dresses and Velvet Ribbons; also Dark Straw
Bonnets In variety; Silk and Velvet Bonnets, and n
variety OF other things too tedious to mention for all
Of which size expects 10 find demand as her seiec
ton made in refer to the increasing popua
ton ard improvements in the taste of the ladies OF
0ttumwa and neighborng towns.
Having the latest styles for dresses and cloaks Mrs
r. intends To suit all who may favor her with call
She intends keeping on hand supply Of Furs and
Corsets for ladies.
Oct Il-Si-l2.1s6-i2
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Edward Boyd,
District Court II


Hamilton Accord and WapSlio County, lowe.
Sarah Accord, et-al. November Term, 1850. !.
To Hamilton Accord and Sarah Accord: You, and
each Of YOU hereby notified that the netiten OF
Edward Boyd is Oh file in the Office of the Clerk
Of the District Court Ct Wspello County, Iowa pray
ing that said III decree and quiet the title in
said Bo to the following described real estate sit
uated In sid county, towit; 1henort.west quarter
of the northeast quarter OF section twenty-eight,
tox nshp seventy three, rane fourteen west in Wa
pco county, Iu-ra, aud said petition makes YOU and
John Siuft anu Margaret Sim parties deendents IN
said claim. Now unless you, Hamilton Accord and
Sarah Acnrd. appear and answer or demur to said
pc ition or before Of the second day OF the
term ~ the District fouf In and for said county
o he holden the aa'h day Of November 1860, default
WILDE TAX against You, and decree rendered there
on ,ccordng to PRAYER " petition.
WILLIAMS HAMILTON, Atty's for Petitioner.
Oct llth, ls6,l-Sl-l2
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OkalOosa Nurseries.

sa8r ONE, A HALF MILE EAST OF TOWN; Or
nv And the other M
--A- ONE AND A HALF MILES NORTH. --
The undersigned having purchased Sewers Nrr-
series east Of town. and portion of Zimmermans,
North OF this place, hold themselves In readiness to
fill orders and supply the trade on liberal terms.
We have 60 varieties and at least IS 200 trees
suitable for transplantng the ensuing Fall All these
varieties hardy and OF the fruit bearing kind suit
able to th. climate. We will also keep on hands
general supply of
EvEHGREENS, sHRUBBERY Etc. Etc,
of all kinds suited this climate Trees from THREE
TO FIVE ysARs OLD win be sold at FIFTEEN CENTS
each, and purchasers can have the privilege of
king their selection PYLE DCGDALE.
Oskaloosa, June II, 1850 l215-y
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LAUGH AND Grow FAT.--A good laugh,
occasionally, is good thing--it is healthy
, better than an apothecary's shop. Winch
ell is in town, and performs to night FRIDAY, }
at the Court H ,us, Nuf sed ..
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pLOw WAKING

UNHE.ubscr .oerrespectfuy informs hisfriends and
II the pull lie generally, that he manufactures all
kinds OF pows and preprredto supply the Farmers
ofwapello Co. with article unsurpassedin material
and workmanship.
Blacksmthing in all Its various branches, horse
shoeing. oxshoeing, and iobbing of all kinds.
e~Remember the place, the Lower Steam Mill.
AARON MYERS. 2
Ottumw a, Feb. nth 1 S1sn5O-v
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HowE's IMPROVED SCALE is fast taking
lead in the market on account Gifts simplicity
and durability, the doing away with check
rods, and takiR: the wear off the knife edge
by receiving the friction onballs,. is an ex-
tremely happy thought ofthe Inventor. We
have been shown number Of certificates of
the accuracy and durability of Howe's Scale;
amongst others the following decisive one as
to its merits
DELAWARE, LAcgAwANA, AND w. r. Co.
Local Department Agency at Washing
ton N. j.. September IL, 1860.
Mr.. JouN Howr, JR
DEAR SIR: The continued use of your 200
ton Scale at Plane No. 6, only strengthens
my opinion as to the accuracy and durability
of the Scale. We shall weigh on it this year
at least 100000 tons, and | consider it as
good as tie day it was put up.
Respectfully yours,
A. p. BERTaouD, Ag't Morris Canal.
Mr.. Dickerson, the Western Agent, in
forms us that the above Scale has been in
constant use ncarly four years, and that it is
set out Of level seven feet a large stock Of
these Scales, including the 30 ton track and
ton Hay Scale, are set up add can be seen
at his tin plate warehouse, No. 45 Wabash
Avenue--C Chicago Press and Trijuae.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.
crrTruw. uOUA

XXyE have located branch of our Burlington
w Yard at ottanwa, where will be found at all
times full assortment of Lumber, Lath and Shingles,
which will sell at the very lowest prices for Cash.
Persons about buying ordering bills of Lumber,
would do well to call and for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. CAMPBELL MCCLURE.
Mar 1Scl-l 10y
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We motto, til, opaniny Of several new
PLACES Of business, on Front street. Con-
petition is the life of trade.
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We notice that Rachel is ADVERT, ing in
the Bloomfield Clarion for a hu, band. We
give her the benefit Of this notice, gratis; but
advise her t, a1verais. in a NOR, intlu initial
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We had a Slight sprinkling OF snow and
s,eet, on "Wednesday last. Gum gools were
in fair demand
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PRIVATE ROARDINC.

LIMITED NUMBER OF B0ARDERS WILL BE
"A accommodated with boarding and lodging az 81, 30
per week, or ~. Is for day board. Apply to
October II, '69-3l-l2tE Mas. r. h. WOOD.
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EpIsc OPAL SRRvicE.-Rev. b. II. Clifford
will preach at the Court House on Sunday,
Nov. 4th, go, at 10 A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ.
o'clock Nfa
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VIZ
4 Private residence on Second Street corner
IA of Marion. for sale at bargan and partly on
time. Possession given Immediately. Enquire at
this office of j. W. NORRIS.
January &c, 60.
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Emigraton to this part Of Iowa, contin-
ucs. We hear ofquite number Of fami-
lies, from Missouri, on their way to this
- ..E..
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HUNGARY READY TOR REvoLT.--A new
mode of disseminating the spirit Of dissatis-
faction has been invented by the Hungari-
ans. Chests full of revolutionary proclama-
tons have been lately found on highways
leading to market towns, placed there by no.
body knows who.
Pamphlets Of similar tendency are also
forwarded through the post, and manif.s-
toes stuck up on every space capable of re-
ceiving paste and piece of paper.
Go TO the polls in the morning, vote early,
and WORK al, day -..ares r.sr, -rr,-r
Vote for Hayne- tie right man in the
right place!
The departure of additional French troops
for Rome is postponed for the present
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Vote for Curtis, the Pacific Raiiroai, and
the Homestead
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Sheridan Knowles. the author, was lost on
the steamer Arctic on h r voyage from Hull
Il, Tonstradt
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STONE CUTTING

YuyHE subscriber can furnish CUT SrGNE for
4 for House Work, slls, caps, any other kind of
Stone in use. Also rough stone for cellars, &c
40-ll oh .2512-y VIM. MALONE.
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IN CnL0RS. rea,iy excused
III at the COURIER OFFfSF.
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CIrY PHnpEvrN

n ors for ca be had low and mostly on
u time Of J. w. NORRIS.
Sept. Is, 1859. Courier 0ics.
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We learn from all PARTS of cur county Of
the entire success of the Sorghum crop.
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Cash Capital. SE,O0C.oOo.

TuNliIS we'll known and reliable Company having
n established an Agency at Ottumwa, for Wapel!o
county and vicinity, are prepared to insure
Dwellings, Stores, md other Buildings,
MERCHANDISE andFUIITURE, against loss or DOM
age by FIRE, terms favorable as the nature of
the risks and the real security OF the Insured and OF
the company win warran'.
This company is managed by live. cuisines men,
most of whom are known 10 the Merchants and Ira.
ders of this community, and whose names are guar
anty that its business will be conducted fairly and
honorably.
ns DWELLINGS and FARM PROPERTY In
W4S sured for periods Of THREE or FIVE years
at fair rates.
Losses eqaita5ig ddlwsted aud promptly paid
Applications received aud policies Issued without
delay EDMrND Z. JOY,
March 20 Silly. Agent
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Mark Packages, Fast Exgress Line, via G. W. r."
IN NEW YORK psliEsy gI9d, At I,us.
senger Depot, G2 Warren ST., at Canal st. Depot
BOSTON sq"q sa If eosG peao
and mark as above.
Eastward bound freight of every description will be
forwarded at lowest current rates, and ffrom WesIen
Roads, should he consigned to "A. WALLINGFORD,
/, Chicago, 'or' GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, Detroit y
For the transportation of Live Stock to Buffalo. Al
bany, New York AMI Boston this route is rntquallej
for speed stock cars Sleeping for Drovers and
spacious and cow enient ards for stock, making ii
most desirable route for shippers.
Through bills of Lading given. and Reclamation.
paid, at any bf the mpatiy osfcts.
CO. BIS DC rs, Managing Director @. W. r., Ham
iton. julius MoVfUS, Genl Agt. Buffalo. THoS.
BELL, Genl FRI Agt, Hamilton. ". j. sPlCER, Agt.
Detroit. L. r. BEACH, Agt 213 Broadway, NY. y.
KlMBALL, Agt I'll State So, Boston, ts. 3
A.. WAl.LsNGkGRB. westere 1 ~,
Cor. Lake and Dearborn sts., opp. fremont House
March 90 isep. Chicago
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RAILROADS.
asuriiisy 0n a. Missouri IL. ~. Is :.
CHANGE OF TIME.
GOING WEST

Am AND AFTER MAR. /, and until further
~ tice is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
Col,
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The departure Traditional French troops
for Rome is postponed for the present.
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Vote for IIayne- tie right man in the
RIGHT place!
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AMBRoTYPEs.--H. NuNAMAKER il now prepared to
take Ambrotype pictures at his Jewelry Store, one
door west Of the Ottumwa House, Front Street. ca
and see specimens. lOct. rs, 1S60-Sw.
, 1860-09-20

lrence aud deem sympathy With Mature which
has made every ono love! tho sweet post1y Of
upon the canvas Of the nepheT. We under
st. stand that Ar. bryant Intends to remain IN the
West, believing that Nature has spread her
wondrous beauties With lavish hand over our
prairi.s, and that here, as truly as a%'ng the
mountains and rivers ..of the = ast, there ore
scenes wooiuK The pencil Of the artist, The
aim Of his li'e is to develope aod mako known
these beauties through the medium Of his art,
waiting in quiet patience until that TINA comes
when 81 a Prairie View will take equal rank
with scene on the Hudson or tbe Rhine.
Neariy the whole Museum on exhibition here
will be taken TO the Museum Of the Society ID
,he State Normal Uoisersy .. n91%pstso.
ciety to carry on 1 Ycieptihc Susvay in al tho
counties Of the State, until GU; extensive fauna
aud d,ra are asceriained, and our geological
aud mineral wealth aro ireely Developed; BY
this means they will be able to build up large
Mueeum Of Natural History. and thus provide
the best home facilities for The study Of nature.
Being located at Bloomington, it will be easily
accessible from all parts Ct tue State
, 1860-09-20

We !aEa the ,}!or-;n0 ertracf from Rorc-of7'.
.AAs 'A9 'o'o"'"s Cd As' "o" oAnet'is
second volume cu the ~a7 Ct American indie
rendence. lIs is descanting cn Fundamental
n,;,,;n1,s ar rrsaso,, IN vira;n;o.
e' ~ .'ss ,.'
V.aer co1onlee nag framed nills OF rights IN
reference to thelr Ielastone'o Britain Virginia
'hoseo from ehaiteFs anu customs to primal
Frlnelp:es; from narrow aNeFsation WITH la#'
M st,s eocat 'ae;s 10 ane contemplation o. :: NUT,
"o'e ts1'n. *Me . tuMns,"to tAe t1fFnot aWs q
The Enxllth petition Of Tirht ia 1Gss vas his.
torie and Retrospective; tie Virginia d+c!ara
non came directly rom me heart q nature, and
, 1860-09-20

u subjsct to ths immediate control Of L Ps,lia.
msatary majority, and liahle to be voted down
aud dismissed 1t soy moment, which ths Prssi.
dant aud his Secrstary Of Ssate are notf Oh,
greatest Of living stateamen," If thou dost
not Know that, every sweet lisils school.hoy
cheers But there you see him, " ID the fall.
!" ness Of biz ignorance Of this vast subject, Ia
1.-The maturity Of his incapacity to compfeh end
" Its merits" tremendous app11usel, as Lord
bsougham would style it, attempting 10 tram ple
down the constitutional safeguards which sur
round the liberties, and the security Of the na-
ton, Such ignorance ia dangerous when
coupled With such preten-iop,. Let.hat great
est 8ot l1sfng statesmen" study awhile the pecu
lar featutes which -distiugalsh tha republican
government or America from the monarchicsl
goVernments Of the old world. Give him IN
opportunity to learn that no American Psesi-
dent or Secretary Of Stato was never intended
to bs British Premier or 4 French Emperor.
lChee1s Let him learn to appreciate that sys-
len OF niee balances Of power in our Con.tliu-
tioo, which Is tbs principal safeguard Of opr
ffeedcm and security. But do not speak of
placing him. such as he Is, ia the elice Of high
eat responsibility. Ifyou want s4fs n,an to
who understand their spirit; no: one who
ntans to cushion bis Presidential chair with
imperial powers, aad who would take delight in
playing like reckleas boy with ths clubs Ct
Hercules. Loud caeeFa
II Is ny suspicion that Nr. Douglas tried to
effect tha. Capitalization Of power in the hands
OF the President, expecting to b. President bim-
sell, and that then ne would use it for the pur-
pose Of plugging the country into wazlike enter
pr1ses to result in tho conquest of Cuba and
part OF Mexscc. which policy Of conquest would
relieve him OF the difficulties in whtrh his pos'-
tlon upon the Slavery question has involved
him. 8iTe this as my suspicion. Toa may
Judge Tor yourselves whether it is unmarried bY
any mcrai evidence growing M: OF his past
career and present situation. but 1hs measure
be nrged aod advocated is 10 dangerous md
desestable in itself, that no ulte1ior desigu can
make it more damnabie. It certainly IS ona OF
the acts dictated BY the evident desire to re-
treve the ias. favor Of the Slavery propasand.
tsss by outdolng them in every thing nos amme-
d,ate'y connected with the Territorial question.
Tbs may be considered q grave charge, aud /
Will anbstausiAte It at oac., for in these ut.
'empta Jadge Do,gas' ssatesmaaship Shines
With mora th n ordinary luster.
, 1860-09-20

The n. O. Data has The following remarks
=, ~ ,hs-,.,.- oecd -F,a,I,n.ao. .f.te
W '"s ~DA' -. -, ~ 'u'
New uFleans 1teoyQat, WHO WILL MS lamt!y Tas
lost Oh The Lady Elgln.
7, e.an. hrt a faw dava NM That n. ur;,er
of this m aarted with Col. Lumsden" n:ter hayina
sI.rsd ,.d h;s sccmnan;onsh;n in msnv det;ah,fni /
e4o"-.io,s nrd sno1ts in 4ia Vo-ih.o.t a.
<rnent snd enthusiastic Iorer of iii .nanv sno-,s
~. hs.i.1, snir;,a md h;s ;nta1isr;,,si snd
nhssicai snefpies had been rreasIv iox;gorated ted
slant errrcisez IN the onen a,r. When we ieft
lin, he looked The sanquine. active. yirac;ons
oant]eman> fntl Of ;olite- a,ciahillty and en-.
5estne.s. Tint we knew him to bo twenty yenrs
apo. 1iis anuetite for sport had not been satia.
6ed.
The beautiful scenerx and the rare sport os
Mackinnc a;d Lake SUPERIOR. described to him
by the visitors 10 that rrrion. had rxcited his
imsr;nst,nn and M don.,i iriurrd his srrent.
ancs of thn ;nr,ta,;on II inn he e1cn,sinn
wh;-h 80 h,d ~ o. e,d dtr,o;c. rerrlms;.n
g so.sa u1s nsu .. .t,e aSt;a1 .,asaa. 49,
~ Esationa e; 1sI nas o.. g. ~ r. ~
~. aaa Sinss1I no ,:!E,sa ~. ~ ee -
tuh. We ehou;o nase 11'l,e Nope q us escape IL !
asae'es, Nnsss tns 1r c!al'ns .a anu WEAKNESS o1
"q;naa oemaaoeu s:.issaettaec;
~ "As accompao'ea - ~ !1as aaugn'ee
Of mat gallant veteran, Captafn opedden, whose
+ herolc bravery IN tue battle OF the gua5oata in
ASIA: mas hten inc 1aeme o1 10 n1uen o1soe enlo-
~ oi n's.er'n1s. ,,, ;,
5lrs. Lunsden was IN dehca'e heAlth. Her
onI5 ZOE, hue 5ou'n ol ti4.eeut YES neF cen .
slant companion. and BY ais hllat derotlon and
Rcnteness, won Tue aomfrasaon acu loFc OF all
*ho Hne* ahd obaefFed aim. 1heFe was, toe.
10 the family, q femnIkaoty sweet and beautiful