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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28

--OMee Of the Grand Secretary, Il. w.
Grand Lodge o. r, state OF Louisiana, New Orleans,
July I'D lS6The regular semi-snnua communication OF
the r. w and Lodge o. o. r. State Of louisiana will
take place TUESDAY, the 18th Inst at ~ O'Clock
in Teuouia Ledge No To- o. o. F. Hail. corner Of Custom.
house street and Exchange Alley.
JOSIAH T0LGER, Grand Secretary
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l MUNhUE n, UNDERWATER.
~ Nos. aS, Dos snd 07 Magazine street. between julia
and st Joseph respectfully friends and the
public generally thai he viii continue tine Undertaking.
OF the late Daniel Monroe the above and will keep
constantly on hand assortment Of Metac
and Ceskets Rosewood Mahogany Black and Plain
Cofns Bodies Embalned Dsinterred and carefully
Shipped. Mr.. CAREY will be assisted BY Mr. JOHN RAY
long Known In connection with the business.
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June Is lS-In with sections 80 and IS of
set entitled to establish general system
Of Free Banking in the state Of Louisisna,"
approved March Is. 1855, notice Ia hereby given
70 the holders Of the circulating notes Of this
duly audited under the provisions Of said act TO
sent the same at the Banking goue Office Of
State Auditor the purpose of redemption within
year otherwise the FUNDS deposited By
Bank for said purpose vii be reclaimed.
T.I.. CHAS FAURrE. JR. Cashier
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once Good Ip,en. Towbo., q.

--Omce Good Intent Towbost Comp an v
Of Louisiana No 30 Carondsle streetNew Orleans july
18th, lS-Accordng TO Article Section l. Of the Charter
Company the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
the election OF Five Directors during the ensuing
will be he at this office TUESDAY, the 4th dag Of An
gust, Les, between the hours Of ~ add o'clock.
w. g. COYI.E- Mana1ar mo
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-28
$500 REWARD!

VIIILL BE PAID By THE COUNTY OF
w Ormsby. for the Apprehension IN and delivery
the Sheriff of Ormsby County, Nevada, Of
THOMAS RILEY, charged with the murder of
Timothy G. Smith, late Sheriff Of the County
aforesaid. ...-...~.~ III
BY order Of the Board of Commissioners Of
said county. -a- ~
= - M. J.. AsHMoRE, Clerk of said Board.
Carson City, Nevada, Lee, Is, A. y. 1851. 2Od
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Tuesday. March 31st, Is6S;

And that the polls be opened at 6 O'Clock P. NJ,
AMI kept op.n until O'Clock P. n. Of said day,
when they shall be closed.
The said primary meetings shall be held at the
Office Of Judge l.. G. NCKEEBY, at Carson City,
anf at HOPE Il KENNEY'S Saloon at Empire.
The fJllowing named persons were appointed
Judge and inspectors Of the said primary election
in Carson City Precinct: Judge: Geo. W. Oh afic;
inspectors, Il Il. Parkinson and Adol7hus Waltz.
The following named persons were appointe ed
Jlt.ga and Inspectors Of said primary election at
Empire: judge: 5. Z. Jones; Inspectors A.
Ritchey and Henry Beach.
The resignation of Mr.. &. A. Sears, a member
Of the County Central Committee, was offered
and accepted.
Two vacancies occurring in the Committee, by
the resignation of Mr. Sears Of Carson, and the
removal of Mr.. Davis Of Clear Creek, from this
county, the said vacancies were filled by the
Committee by the election of Mr.. W. d. Tnrreyson,
member thereof resident at Carson City, and
Mr.. A. j. Lockwood, member thereof resi-
dent at Empire.
EeSolced, That these proceedings be published
until the 3ist day of March, in the CARSON DAILY
APPEAL.
Following which action the Committee ad-
journed to meet at the call of the Chairman.
HENRY r. MIGHELS,
Chairman Union County Central Com.
D. A. HORROR, Secretary.
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Rules snd Regulations OF the Javs.
nile tlass, under she supervision
OF the Carson city Turn-Nsretm.


srcr1oS i.-thy boy, between Tho ages ~ zen
ana hfioeh .chfH. hiaN, hlnn application ~ his
parent - guardian, become a member q the yns
vrnlc Glass Z The Carson CITY Turn. Apttin
srcitoS AN Implications iar membership -
this class nusi be- IN writing ~ the Parent 90
guardian u the applicant, with the recommends
ton uf a. least uhn m,Rhrf q the uaisua CT,
Tuu.N,rrin attached thais'o.
SECTION 3-No srch apiifsiian staii ts ~.
cci,cd nflcs. accompanied y, me months dues.
aud u the Application be rejected the zane 10 bs
returned.
ARTICLE II.
srcrioy 1.-The motihiy ,lnes u ren,ba,s a
the Juvenile Class shall be 81 90 pr mouth,
payable Invariably In advance,
SLt1tJN Any u.ouiber e the Juvenile lass
who may tail, neglect, ~ f,inpe 30 tay his due.
~ Itcscf.lei IN the frer aihg strtiun, shail lsss
his name stf' keu frBn the fni uf ~, nbrfship l.,
the ln'tuctor, uni shall not De tefiniie, 10 -
crlre further instruction unless said amount 10
raid before the expiration u ohe month ifum The
time said aniuuut became due. when he name
ma. ho ngaih placed upon the full Ny the Iu'
,ifUcigf,
ARTICLE III.
SIcrtoy 1.-The regular evenings fr rte,tyi,s
instruction shsll hr ~ fiiowsi Tuesday and Wi
day, commencing nt o'clock o. ~, nhi slsiihs
~ Q O'Clock y. ", precisely.
srcr3S 2.-Any scholar dishe,irg a.. Ias
siruc'of during the hours - rSritise tbsil b.
reitintardrd, ct, " teccsssfy, dpptiird oi tls
membership, aud said scholar thali ro' have Lie
name again placed upon The roll unless IS q iaa4
jorliy yotr q the fnrnilcrs 4 the ,af.oa CT,
Turn. Nrtein At q regular meeting,
sfcrtoN 3.-These rules aud fennlatinns insy
he altered % nmcndei a, On, regular m,r,insb
the Carson city Turn.Ncrcin Ny msjaii, ,as
of the members present ai said meeting.
=, n,Nnl pLiEn Committee IN
GEo. KITZnrvrg. fnics aud e'gnla'i't'
C,tson City, March IS. is6s. ~
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA.
EXECUTIVE DEPAETMrNf,


10y THE AUTHORITY ~ M NEsTfb ~
- the Constitution and Laws u ib. hat. n
Nevada, hercl, ,ilcra
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLL Ars
Tor the arrest rnd delivery of THOMAS Eiify
to either the Sheriff ~ Lyon County, or - a..
Sheriff Of ormsly County, Nevada, ssii rilc, I,
charged with the murder q Timo,ly q. frilA,
then sheriff u orms'y County, Illered g. ~.
been committed on tho night of Thui,ds,, I,.
cember IL, 1867. at said Riley. House, In lsan
County, while said Smith was attempting 20 s'f-,l
him flr shooting one Miles o'urady, the shs
night, a, Empire City, ormsiy County.
DESCRIPTION,
Thomas Riley Is nm lii.hman; about I've fc'i ia
inches high; hair gray, formerly brown, ,!ss
blue, or gray; ordinary weight about en-, lun.
dred and thiriy.fve pounds; aud Ia sreech sri
action T. sharp aud quick. when le committed
the murder hs was wearing mousiscie ind In.
petia,.
In testimony whereof 7 hav, hcrcun,o sci ny
90 land, md caused 20 ie efiised the 0s,ss
H Seal u the State Il Nevada. Done ~
Carson City, this the 18th da, Of December. b.
ise7. u. q. BLsspiL
Governor 81 fswds.
Attest: f. .F
C.N. Ne,rwsnr, Secretary Q! ttaie.
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AD0LPHUs WAITE,
NOTARY PU BLIC
FOR ORMsBY COUNTY.

Legal Instruments Drawn Re.
cords Written WpS Bookkeeping
done with neatness and dispatch.
OrFICF,-CoRNER OF KING 4 CURRY SITS,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
February 10, 1865. %
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A GYMNASIUM FOR BOYS! f!

A. Il il the desire ui many c,tigrus ~ csfsan
That the Tnrn.Nrfrin should frcflNs isyrnil.
class iar gbnnasiic exercises, the said saiisit ~
IT, laai irttilt meeting made the nrrp saft tass
lmiuafy afHnrempuis md adopted ihs tilouing
llu'rs aud Regulations under Mhlth the class ts a.
be ndurtnl. Applications ir membership ean
be handed I" cilhot q the uhdrfslgned Commit
tee un Rules aHd Ers splaihfs. A. suoh q.
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TEN APPLICATIONS

Have h"Nn nc cf,ea, The ciass vii. under ~.
dirrrti "a 81 euni''rnt tea'hsf, begin their
exercises.
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10y TIE AUTHORITY ~ M NrsTfb ~
- tie Constitution and Laws ~ III. h,ai. ~
Nevada, hercl, ,fora
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-07
Campaign Gard.

I vould sgain beg leave to inform my
friends and patrons. and the public gene
rally, thatI am still connected with the
house 6E Messrs. Matthias Barre l. Son, and
have inst rsturned from the North, where
] have been purchasing a Fall and Winter
Stock Of Goods, comprising all the late nov
elites k6own 70 the trade. In return for
ehs unreserTed confidence which my friends
and patrons from all sections have so CO.
aiously sbowereds upon me, during the past
oeasen,y and shove ell the incessant- orders
with which. they have delnged our counters,
she mang kind compliments which from
siu,e 10 tiaae they have been pleased to Law
Ssh upoa me, IN the expression of their ap-
probstion Cor the nanIter isl which their Or
ders haResbeea 6lled, all urge me tosa prac-
-sicas expression of nay gratitnde, which
shsll indicate clearly that il is nay purpose
toeoasinse 10 deserve their confidence by
ssbserying their Interest. The simple ex-
preston Of thanks does not always Illus
trate emotions of true gratitude, but often
ar implies d Did for future favor, in the
consci0ls1ess that those of the past are Sc
core. - : - = Z y: * =
Please come one, come all, and see; my
pride for the manner in which this stock
has been selected prompts me 10 hope that
curiosity, If nothing more, may prompt you
all TO examine il. You will fnd it Seymour
and Blair. * sJAS.SY. MeFALL. s
Sen. % 80 o. -.
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Three Houses and Lots,


) situated 10 the village Of Helena, and be-
longing 70 the. Estate Of Jacob S. Bowers,
Bankrupt. IosNe. l, contains (2) two
acres, more or less, @ith dwelling and ap-
pnstenancess bounded by Street, by
the kG . G., Rail Road, Lots Of ]. B. Smith
AID 4 G. SmaA. Lot No. 2, contains az
shree.f .fourthssof an acre, more or less, with
dwelling and appustenanees, bounded by
!. Lots of w. Smith, L Bier6eld, - Street
and Street Los Me- s., contains "a
tnree-fourths Of an acre, more or less, with
dwelling and appurtensnces, bounded by
Lot of l. Bier6eid and other lands of said
Bankrupt. .. --..-~-..
TeFass Cash. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers aad stamps. -
- John #. PETERSON,
Oct. f4f4t. ~ Assignee. !.
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In the District Court of the

UNITED sTATEs-FoR THE DISTRICT OF
South Carolina-In Bankruptcy-In the mat
ter of Marshall & Bro, Observation-Disclosures -
Marshall & Bro., who have been adjndged
BankIapts, on their own petition. having
filed their petition praying their final dis
charge, ali creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons in interest,
are hereby notified to appear before the
U. s. Court at Charleston, in said District,
on the 18th day of October next, II O'Clock
NJ, to show cause, if anv they have, why
said prayed be not granted.
And will further take notice that second
AID third meeting of creditors in this case,
will be held at the Office of HerIy Summer,
ESQ.,, Register at NewbeTy G. H., on Mon
day the 18th day of October, at II o'clock,
A. NJ.
By order of Court.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk District Court United States,
Sep. 80 40 st. For South Carolina.
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.

Sept. % 80 IT,.
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Carriage and Buggy
FACTORY.
j. Taylor & Co.

Will keep constantly on hand good as
sortment of fine BUGGIEs of the most ap-
proved styles and patterns, combining
lightness and durability. Built to order
light Rockaways, and Plantation Carriages,
Pheatons, Top and no Top Buggies, &c.
Old Carriages and Buggies renovated and
made to look as good as new. Repairing
done in the best manner and at reasonable
prices, and all work estimated on before it
is repaired and copy given TO our eusto-
mers. Special attention given to repairing
fne Carriages and Buggies, which is impor->
tant to consumers. Freight will bepaid one
way, when sent by Rail Road; when the re-
pairs amount TO over 800. We use nothing
but the best materials that caa be bought, and
are willing to rely on the merit Of our work for
liberal patronage. We invite the. exaini-
nation Of our work and assure the public
that We can build the same class work as
cheap if not cheaper than we can import it:
All Of our work is warranted.
Our Factory is near the Depot.
Newberry, s. c., March 25 ls 1yI :c
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The Due West Female College

The Winter Session opens on Monday,
the 9TH of October. The Faculty the same
as last year. A full College is expected.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Department per session, $40 90
Academic Is 90
Collegiate 20 90
Music, Piano, "a 90
Use of Piano, 9 90
Contingent Fee, 90
Ornamental branches at the lowest rates.
No extra charge for Latin or French, or
Vocal Music.
Boarding Sl2 month. Washing and
Fuel about $3.50 per month.
Due West is in Abbeville District, four
miles from Donnald's Depot, on the Green
vile & Columbia Railroad.
REV. J. l. BONNER, Pres't.
sept % 1t
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MATTHIAS BARRE & son.
Sept % If .
ASSignee'S Sale.

!. By order of the Hon. George S, Bryan
Judge of the United States Conrt for the
District of South Carolina, will sell at the
residence of WilliamJ. Lake,
THURSDAY, the 18th of October,
One Tract of Land upon which the said
William j. Lake now resides, containing
tll0) One Hundred and Ten Acres, more Oh
less, bounded by lands Of estate of B. T
Paysinger, w. G. Abrams and others.
Also, One Tract of Land, containing (l35'
One Hundred and Thiry-6ve Acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of J. r. Mrnden
hail, II. N. Coppock and others.
Terms Of sale cash., Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
?, J. n. MARTIN.
Sent. % SO If.
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CIRCULAR,

CIRCULAR,
Wright & Coppock,
Dealers in
Mems and Boys
CLOTHING,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Are again ready to supply their patrons, in
the above line of goods, suited to the sea-
son, embracing every grade, and of the
latest style and finish, under the following
leading heads
Black Cloth Dress Goats, Pants and Vests,
from common to finest,
Black cloth Business suits, different grades,
Black Beaver, &"
colored Velvet cass something en-"
silk mixed cassimeres, [tirely new
Fine English walking "new & handsome
Harrisons cassimer
black and cold satt. =" as low as S. suit
Kersey suits as low as Ssper suit, -
Over Coats in great variety,
India Rubber suits,
Youths and Boys clothing Of every grade
suited to all ages,
Furnishing Goods Of every description,
Hats and Caps of many styles embracing
the latest, ..'E..',.
Boots and Shoes of best makes,
Large lot Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags,
&C., ..- .. ~
Hand and Buggy Umbrellas,
All of which will be sold as low as in AM
MAKKET at retail.
We deal exclusively in the above line,
and will offer inducements not to be found
else2her Respectfully,
WRIGHT l. COPPOCK.
sep. 80 40 St.
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Now READY FOR THE FALL
TRADE. @-

A lot Of COOKING and HEATING
STOVES Of various sizes and most approved
patterns, now in store and for sale cheap,
by W. T. WRIGHT.
sep. 80 4otf. ..---- ,.--...
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MiPES' NITR0GENIZEDss =
Super Phosphate of
LIME,
Introduced 1854,

FOR COTTON, CORN, WHE At and other
GRAIN CROPS, TOBACCO, VEGE-
TABLE CROPS, &c.
Contains sufficient stimulating Ammoni-
acal Animal Matter to p, oduce rapid growth,
and to insure the complete appropriation by
the plant of the Phosphates and other in
gradients in the fertilizer, Without exhaust
ing the soil. 1t does not burn the g ops
during drouth like Peruvian Guano, or lose
its strength by the yola!ilization of the am
monia.
All its constituents, excepting the Sui
phnric Acid, being from Bones, Blood,
Flesh and other animal sources, and not
from Mire,al Phosphates, or Mineral Phos-
phatic Gu no, as in the case with most Of
the Super-ph osphates, it is in condition to
become quickly soluble in the sol, and
available as food for plans.
Warranted free from adulterations, and of
uniform quality.
For sale by MAYES & MARTIN,
aug 26 IS Agents at Newberry.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-07

In the United States District Court-Dis-
tTict of South Caroliua-In ihe matter of
W. K. Grifin-Bankrupt. ...--
BY order of the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan,
Judge of the United States District Court,
for the District of South Carolina, Twill sell on
Saturday the 10th day Of Oct. meet,
at Newbery Court House, at II O'Clock A.
NJ. all the right, title. interest and claim,
which the said W. z. Griffin, Bankrupt, has
in tract of land, situated in Newberry
County, on the waters of Little River, ad-
joining lands of Susan A. Nance, John h.
Williams, Thomas A. Floyd and others, late
" known as the Atchison tract and contains
ing five hundred and seventeen and one-halt
acres more or less.
TBRMs CAsH-The purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps.
JOHN T. PETERSON, Assignee.
Sep % 80 ST.
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ORDERS SOLICITED.

thus continued shall go to the suc>
ceeding tsrm at the Capitol
SEC. ;. From the counties Of Du-
buque, Clayton, Alamakee, Whine.
sheik, Hancock, Mitchell, Chickasaw.
Floyd, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Tama.
Hardin, Bremen, Butler, Blackh hawk,
Grundy, Buchanan, Delaware. Fay.
cite, Jones, Linn, Benton and How>
ard, causes must be taken thereto
But with the consent Of the appellee
expressed in writing, on the notice Of
appeal, the appellant may take such
appeal to the Capital.
SEC. L. Appeals from the other
counties of the State shall not go to
the Dubuque term, unless BY consent
OF parties expressed in the notice Of
appeal.
Sec. ). Each judge of the Su-
preme Court shall have mileage for
the Debuque term, going and re-
turning, fifteen cents for each mile
and by the nearest practicable route
to be reached from the Capital; and
the Clerk of said Court shall have the
same compensation as is now allow
ed for attendance at the Davenport
term.
Sec. 8. All acts and parts of acts
inconsistent with the provisions Of
this act be and the same are hereby
repealed.
SIC. I. This law shall take effect
from and after its publication in the
Daily Register, DAILY Dubuque Times,
and Herald.
Approved March 10th, 1863.
! hereby certify that the forego-
ing Act took effect by publication, as
required in Section I thereof on the
l4th day Of March, A. d. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, Secy of State.
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LAWS OF IOWA.
Published by Authority.
CHAPTER IL.

AN ACT to repeal Section s276 o
the Revision of 1860, in relation t
the liability Of officers Of Munici
pal Corporations.
SECTION l. Be il enacted By the Gen
Assembly Of the State Of Io,co, Tha,
Section 3276 Of the Revision OF 1850
be and the same is hereby repealed
and this act shall be retro active, not
withstanding subdivision l, Of sec
ton 20, Of Revision of 1860, and
said subdivision l. of said section 20,
shall not apply to the liability of Of
ficers under the section hereby re
pealed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
from its publication in the Daily State
Register and the Iowd EUening States.
man, newspapers published at Des
Moines.
Approved Feb. llth, 1868.
| hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect by publication, as re-
quired in Section 2 thereof, on the
14th day of February, A. d. 1868.
Ed WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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fro BE CONTINUED

HINsE-, LEWIS 4 Co.-Dr. J. c
Hinsey has just returned from pur
chasing an immense stock of drugs
medicines, books, Stationery, wallpa-
per, paints oils, dye stuffs. &C., &C.
The Dr.s large practice in his profess
sion here, and his successfalexperience
in business for the past two years,
has enabled him to select with great
good judgmnnt just the right kind Of
drugs and medicines for the wants Of
the people, and the trade of this COM
munity, at both wholesale and retail
This house is now packed full from
top to bottom with asplendid stock Of
everything in their line, which they
are selling as low as any house in
Iowa.
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DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-A most
satisfactory answer to this question
may be seen in the success of the Dry
Goods House ofPotts Bros. to whose
musical advertisement we call the
notice of our readers to be found on
the inside of days paper. Coming
here at the verv outset Of the reac.
tion in prices, having comparatively
speaking but little capital, with gi-
gantic mercantile concerns on either
hand to compete with, and being
withal total strangers to our people,
they nevertheless in the face of all
these discouraging obstaclesset about
deliberately building up a trade, not
orgetting theinestimable advantages
of printers ink, and sign painters
brushes, until to day, by faithful ap'
plication of these important agencies
and the exercise Of the strictest hon
or and industry intheir business, they
are one Of the substantial business
houses in the city, with an untarnish
ed credit east, and largely increas
ing trade with this and adjoining
counties, which leads on to fortune
They have have been the mos1
systematic and persistent advertis
crs in the city, and their success ii
an everlasting monument to the val
ne of printers ink, as an accessory te
| mercantile success.
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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE. - We
notice call in tho Bloomington
Pantograph signed by several hun
dred persons requesting our late
commander, General Giles A. Smith,
the successor of Crocker in the COM
mand of the Fourth Division Seven
teenth Corps, to allow his name to
be used for Congress in that Dist
General Smith was one OF the bravest
and best officers in the late war, and
would reflect honor upon the people
of that District in Congress. We
hope to chronicle his nomination and
election.
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A. F. DAvIs.-We desire to call
the attention of the readers of tho
COURIER to the announcement of Mr..
A. F. Davis, of the Orchard City
Flour Store, be found in another
column.
Mr.. Davis keeps the largest stock
of -four to be found in the city, of
the most approved and popular
brands, which he sells snd delivers
to all parts Of the city free of cost.
He is also we'll stocked up with
family groceries, and we advise our
friends in town or country wanting
anything reliable in his line to leave
orders with him. He has also bought
an immense lot of wheat during the
winter for which ho is paying ont
sided rices.
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The detroit Tribune says the cele-
brated fool-killer, for whose coming
the world has waited 90 patiently and
80 long, has arrived, and gone busily
to work. His name is Kero c.
Noyle.
-. Woe to man who smiles not
over cradle and weeps not over =
tomb.
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SCHUYLER CoLrAx.-We com
mence the publication to-day, Of Z
series of sketches Of the life and
public character of the distinguished
Statesman whose name forms the
caption to this article, from the pen
Of our fellow citizen ]. G. Meek Esq,
They will probably run through sew.
eral numbers, and from the unusual.
" good opportunities offered him as
an intimate personal friend for many
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-04-02

While ten men watch for chances
one man makes chances; while ten
men wait for something to turn up,
ono turns something up; 80 whiIe
ten fail, one succeeds and ID called a
man of luck, the favorite of fortune.
There is no luck like pluck, and for
tune most favor those who are most
! Indifferent to fortune.