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Pennsylvania Railroad.

This magnificent Railroad has re.
Gently absorbed tho Pittsburg, TT.
Wayne II Chicago Railroad, by u
long lease, which gives them, under
one management, the most direct and
comfortable route from Chicago to all
points east that can be selected.
We have had occasion to travel
over this route frequently, from Chi
cagy 10 many points east, and inva-
riably found tho cars palatial, tho
conductors gentlemanly and accom-
modating, the engineers and brakes
men Intelligent and careful, while the
eating houses along tho line arc the
finest in America. Tourists and Gu
riosity-seekcrs should take this route
to enable them to witness the magni.
ficcnt scenery crossing the Allcgha-
MICS, while the business man will find
it combining speed, comfort and safe
ty over any other road that We know
of.
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A NJ e II &c A N
WALTHAM
WATCHES.
To Buyers Of Watches Ev'
eryWhere.

The greater part Of the jewellers of the
United States Keep Waltham Watches, and
cordially recommend them to their Gus
toners, Notwithstanding the fact that less
profit is made on these watches than on
any others generally sold by the trade
The reason of this is, that the reputation
of the Waltham Watch renders 1t an easy
sale, and the result is, that, although the
dealer does not make as much money on
each individual watch as he may on the
sale of other watches, he is still the gamer
through larger and livelier sales. There
are some, however, among the trade, who
do not give the Waltham Watch that
hearty support which it deserves. This
portion of the trade fancy there Is more
about which the public are ignorant, and
in which there is less competition, and
are content to make an occasional sale
of such watches at a large profit. 1t is
this class of dealers who, when asked
about Waltham Watches, use that kind of
language whichlea. DIS the customer finalt
ly to buy just such a watch, as is the MOS
profitable for the dealer to sell.
For the information of persons about to
buy watch, ana who may be unfavora.
bly, affected by the representations of
those unfriendly to our watches, we call
attention to the following suggestions:
Since the manufacture of watches was
tulVlHJeu ~ the COMPANY nave
made and sold about 4O0. 900 watches. In
every town and village of the country
some wearer of waltham Watch NAV be
found. Let the party about to buy ASK
this owner of an American Watch this
question::
HAS YOUR WATCH GIVEN YOU
SATISFACTION:
We are not afraid to advise those wish
ing to buy a watch to guide themselves by
the answer. Being satisfied as to the quail
ity of the watch, the buyer has now only
to satisfy himself that the Waltham
Watches are THE CHEAPEST as we'll as
the best. On this head we have q few
| words to say:
1t is a we'll known fact in manufactur.
ing, that the greater the number Of ar.
| ticles manufactured by one establishment
the smaller will be the cost of each indi-
vIuuai 1rticles weeping TINS IN view, our
Poncy mas always been to sell our pro-
" uu Sos q. .he west possible price In order
~ secure large safes, ana thus enable us
hanu,acvure watches at a minimum
oOSt. WE BELIEVE IN SMALL PROF
IL AND a AAhdE BUSINESS. This
ponoy we nave successfully carried out,
| ana the result Is, that to- day we manufac.
lure twice as many watches as all the 9th.
OF iaceori e, IN tne United States put to-
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An Abstract.

Our legal friend Mr.. Eugene Faw.
cett, has purchased tho very fine and
accurate Abstract of Titles of Wa
polio County, made by J. H. Rogers
several years ago, and commenced
several months since where Rogers
left of, writing up the balance, and
now in about two weeks more will
have perfect transcript of the title
to every piece Of real estate in Wa.
pello County on exhibition.
The number of discrepancies and
defects to titles.for want of continui.
~, a., &C., is astonishing as we arc
informed, and the bost way to find
out just exactly how your title is. is
to consult Mr.. Fawcott, in his Office.
rear LIST National Bank, one of these
days when he gets his abstract com.
pleted, provided you have any doubts
as to your deeds, mortgages, chain
OF conveyance, &C., So.
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A highly intelligent lady, a resi-.
dent OF Syracuse, N. Y, says that
she was afflicted nearly year, pc
riodically, with arrangement of tho
circulation, the blood rushing to the
lungs with such force as to threaten
congestion and death. This was at
tended with tho most intense pain in
all parts of the body. Failing to OBJ
tain relief from any Of the physicians
whom she employed from time to
time, she was induced to try tho
Plantation Bitters, and to her sur
prise and joy they have relieved her,
and she is now in good health and
flesh.
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The Coal Creek Disaster.

We have some forther particulars
Of the Coal Creek Disaster, by which
We learn that the father Hcrriott
and his four children, 8 boys and one
girl, worc in tho box car with his
movable property, including five hor-
SOS, and that the little girl who was
saved happened to DO awake talking
with her father at the time tho train
madc the fearful leap into tho chasm.
The box car went entirely undor
water several limos, and finally floun-
dercd around down stream and
lodged against troe standing on
end, leaving little space at tho top
end OF the car, without water in it,
to which Herriott and his little girl,
together with three of the horses
not drowned crawled and got their
heads out Of wator until they wcrc
released from this horrid prison. As
before stated three of tho children
were drowned, together with two of
the horses, while Mr.. Herriott also
lost all his household goods.
We understand that tho Supcrin-
of tho road, Mr.. G. e. Por-
kins, was promptly on hand and paid
Mr.. Herriott $l,7O0 for his loss.
Col. John 8. Wolf informs us that
in some places beyond Coal Creek the
tics and iron of the road were wash
cd intact for eighty rods below the
track.
More than one hundred hands
woro Immediately put to work, and
in a few days the entire line will be
repaired and in better running order
than ever.
So far as we can hear, no blame is
attached to Mr.. Miller, the conductor
on the i'll fated train.
The storm will cost the B. & M. r.
4. ut least ono hundred thousand
dollars for repairs from Abba to its
present western terminus.
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THE MISUNDERSTANDING night
the sun went down in clear sky.
giving us a prediction of good wealth
or on the morrow, which was SO far
fulfilled as to give us glorious sun.
shiny Sunday yesterday, and a clear,
cool night last night, and a promising
morning to-day up to about ton
o'clock, when the sky resumed its
normal condition, and without an
EFFORT tho rain set in, which is at this
writing az NJ pouring down in tor
rents.
Months ago Prof Agazis predicted
That 1t would be wet and cold until
after the great solar eclipse, August
7th, about three weeks hence, and
there is every prospect now that his
Vaccinations will be verified.
Henceforth wet seasons will DO
compared with 1869 instead of 1852,
or any other flood this side of Noah's,
We have no means of knowing the
number of inches of water which
have fallen, but it is perfectly safe to
say that within the last thirty days
1t has been IN excess of anything
ever experienced in the same length
of time by the most venerable inhab.
liant.
While conceding that the wheat
was already destroyed, and that tho
corn wouldn't make half crop, and
that but little oats and hay could be
saved, it was yet claimed that pota-
toes, cabbage, &C., were looking fine
~; but Squire Dana, Mr.. Lock, and
other farmers in to day, say that even
these vegetables are succumbing to
the continued rain, and are rotting
rapidly.
We can only repeat our advice Of
Saturday, for everybody to shape
their business in accordance with the
great calamity which stares US now
IN the face. That man whether in
business, or not, who makes simply
living during the next year, will be
exceedingly fortunate.
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Read. Read!

:, The undersigned is prepared to pain
TortIaits In Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSize, or any size desirable, at low fig.
ures. Persons having small pictures Of
d. 7aased friends, wishing to have them
snlaa ~ and colored life like, give me a
call and no. entr a the absurd notion
that nothing can We Zone right unless II
Is done in the East. Give me 8 chance
and / can do II well and much cheaper.
Card photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems takea on short notice.
Main Sit. ottumwa lows.
d3mwly, ii, NUNAMAKER,
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CHICAGO MARKET

Chicago, July 20.
Flour--Quiet, firm, and scarce.
Wheat-Closed dull at 81 50.
Corn closing at 81.
Rye dull at 1,07.
Highwines firmer and higher at
100.
Mess pork firm at 1926
Lard frmer and higher, closing at
1Ss
Shoulders, dry salt, 12a.
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Notice.

Some one dropped an envelope in
the T. Q. box this morning, addressed
to Thornton Gorham, Andalucy,
Rock Island Co., Ills.", which was
not only unsealed, but contained no
lettcr in it, Of which fact the writer
if he sees this will please take no.
tice.
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New Convent.

Rev. John Kreckle, Catholic Priest
Of this city has just brokon ground
on 18th street, opposite tho residence
Of James Hawloy, ST., for ono Of the
largest Converts in the west, which
is to 30 4 stories high, 6ox9O feet, of
brick.
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At Taylor, Blake & Co.'S

81, 900 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER
mo humbug,-of the best and la
tost styles, is now opened to tho pub
lie, at unusually low prices. Call
carly, and make your selections, at
Taylor, Blake & Co.'S.
ORNAMENT YOUR HOMES and
parlors with beautiful paintings,
chromos, &C., while you can buy at
half prico, at Taylor. Blake Il Co.'S.
Now is the time to buy your Paints.
You can find pure Linsoed Oil, pure
Paints, put up in small and largo
Cans ready for use, of all colors.-
Collier Leads, st. Louis Lead and Oil
Co.'S Leads, Fahnestock Leads, and
other cheaper grades, with varnish,
all kinds, do. Glass, Brushes, &C., as
cheap as can be found in this market,
al TAYLOR, BLAKE & co.
SABBATH SCHOOLS should ex-
anime the immense stock of Sunday
School Books, rewards, and singing
books, just received, and for sale low
er than can be had from any other
market. at Taylor, Blake & Co.'S.
ANY ONE In WANT of School
books, miscellaneous books, blank
books. paper and paper goods of any
and oil kinds, envelopes, sheet music,
&C., &C., should call at Taylor. Blake
& Co.'S.
CLOTH CURTAINS, numerous
styles; Paper curtains, choice scIec-
tions-reduced prices,-at Taylor
Blake & Cos.
SHOULD ANYTHING IN THE
fancy line be wanted, for presents, for
the toilette; or nice fan, remember
the place to buy il is at Taylor,
Blake & Cos.
GOLDPENS, DIAMOND pointed,
of the very best manufacture, war
ranted to give satisfaction. Also,
Fabcr's, and Gold pencils, all colors
and kinds, are kept in quantities, ut
Taylor, Blake & Co.'S.
LONDON PORTER, good and re-
liable, and essence Jamaica Ginger,
for sale at Taylor, Blake 4 Co.'S.
TAYLOR, BLAKE & CO., tho
Oldest Drug and Book house in the
city, take the lead in pure drugs, pure
wines and liquors, for medicinal pur-
poses; and patent medicine. And
their stock embraces as complete an
assortment of everything in their
line as can DO found anywhere
Their prices are as low as tho lowest.
Please take notice and govern your
selves accordingly.
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Police Report.

Qinlan and Mcdonald are two
gentlemon from Milesia who are
working for Hon. Wolf, on the soap
creek cut of the st. l.. T. G. RR.
Yesterday they came to town in
company with some othor fellow la
borers and got gloriously obfustica-
ted, and on thor return in tho even
ing the aforesaid Quinlan and Nc
Donald got into an alteration at the
upper Ferry on tho other side which
resulted in Quinlan, who is q gigan-
tic man, picking Mcdonald up bodily
and dumping him into tho raging
Des MOinos.
McD's wife who was present, bold.
ly and affectionately jumped in to
rescue her husband, but both Of
them being unaccustomed to water,
they wero in fair way to go to the
bottom, whcreupon Sweede, whose
namo we couldn't obtain, also jump
cd in to save the affectionate trio,
who also came very near drowning.
Finally however, by tho aid of by
ISLANDERS they were oil rescued.
Quinlan was brought before Jus-
tice Graves, by Deputy Marshal. Gray,
who socked him 5000 which inclu.
ded fine and costs for sockino Nc.
Donald into such an uncongenial Gle.
ment.
We have the report of another in
dividual gong to the Bedwell last
night for fanking himself around
abouta barrel of fusil oil, moro or
less, but he pleaded with the Marshal
. SO strenuously not to have his name
| in the COURIER Police Report, that
we tor this time once more forbear.
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Information Wanted.
COTTAGE GROVE, WISCONSIN,
July, 14th 1860.

Ottumwa, Iowa,
MY dear sir:-I
write to you not knowing any 9th.
or person to write to, hoping you
will favor mo with IN early answer.
l write to inquire if you know two
mon by tho name of Hiram Campbell
\ Harry Campbell, they formerly
lived in your county and got lottcrs
at that Post Office but it was long
time ago. They arc heirs to an estate
that l am Administering on, and if
you will give tho matter your atten.
ton by writing to mo where one or
both of them resides it will confer a
favor on me. JAMES BELL,
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Boerhaven's Bitters are rapidly
becoming popular in this section,
judging from the number of bottles
sold by G. l.. Auwerda & Co. If
your health is imported try a bottle.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


WAt the request of many citizens, w. H. H.
Asbury, crippled soldser Of Adams township
will be q candidate for Auditor of Wapello
county, At the approaching election, subject
TO the decision Of the Republican County Con-
ventiOn. Mp.
At the request of many citizens, James n.
Phelps Of Competine township will be q can.
didate for Sheriff of Wapello county at the an.
preaching election, subject to the decision 81
the Republican County Convention. iyl
Believing that teachers should have a voice
In nominating q candidate for the office OF
County superintendent OF Common Schools.
desire to represent the wishes of many
teachers by nominating HENRY G. COX, Of
Center township, as candidate for that Office
at the coming election, subject to the deci-
sion Of the Republican Convention. S.V.
At the urgent request OF leading Republi-
cans In all parts of the County, Capt. Sam'l
A. Swiggette has consented to allow his name
to be used IN the forthcoming County Con.
vention for the Office OF Sheriff.
REPUBLICAN.
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Our Young Folks.

Our Young Folks which is with.
out peer as caterer for the juve-
niles, has como to hand for August.
Published by Fields, Osgood & Co.,
Boston, and on sale by Scott, in p.
0. Lobby.
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ANOTHER INsTALLMNT.-Al large
lot of iron tor the Chicago & South
Western Railroad, was shipped at
Pittsbnrg on the 18th uit. It is ex-
pected here every day. The speedy
construction Of this road is a s'fxed
faot."- Weston Times,
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Another Announcement.

VIM. 81. H. Asbury, esq, q gallant
soldier boy, and sterling good Rc-
publican Of Blakesburg, is announc-
ed in another place by his friends, as
a candidate for Auditor at tho ap-
preaching convention.
Asbury is the first name announc-
cd in this connection, and would un-
doubleday discharge the dutics of
the Office in a creditablo manner.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. - Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold at halt the price.
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Smiths Tonic Syrup.
BALM In GILEAD.

Hearts Ease for Young Men, who have
violated the laws of life, and desire to be
restored to better MANHOOD Essays
by benevolent physicians, sent in sealsd
letter envelopes free of charge, Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
delphia, Pa, june1-d&w3m.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET,

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
St. Louis, July 20.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Botter demand; prime to
choice fall 81 25a45.
Corn firm, at 81, 05as
Oats, dull at 81.
Whisky sl,05
Pork 32,OOa33,25.
Bulk meats inactive.
Lard, steam, lisa.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,
New York, July 20.
Money-Easy at per cent.
Gold-Closcd at 35l.
Gov'ts-Shadc lower.
Coupons
1881, 2Os
1862, 238
1864, 2Is
1865, 2l5
new 2OL
1867, 20
1865, 2Ol
United States 1O-IO's lOs
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Grundy County, Mo-, thro' which
our Chicago 4 Southwestern Rail-
road is proposed to run, has subscrib-
cd to it in county bonds $4,000.
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USQCEBAUGH,
toR


EPrepared from an old formula used in
Ireland and Scotland at very early peri
cd and In the reign of Henry VIII, its &C.
lebrity and consequent demand was so
made spurious article which caused the
decree of king Henry VIII, that there be
but one licensed maker Usquebough,
aqua VitGc or Life Water every Dor
ough. This nleasan. haverage IS strictly
IN accorinnce with the original Recipe
1t is particularly efficacious in diseases OF
Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, Collie and
all Bilious Complaints. Try 1t. 1t is
warranted superior to any other in the
Market.
MCFARLAND, ECKHART & SCHAFER,
Sole Projectors, Fort Madison, Iowa.
Sold by all dealers. At wholesale by
TAYLOR, BLAKE s. CO.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
March 9th '69d&wtf.
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OFFICE OF OTTUMwA COURIER, J
July %, 1869. I
DRY GOODS AT RETAIL.

DRY GOODS AT RETAIL.
Brown Muslins Heavy OILS
Fine l5a22
Standard prints l2AaI5
Bleached Cottons 1886
Farmers and Mechanics cassimers u
York and Evorott Cottunaues 2sa3O
Kentucky Jeans l6a25
Denims 2Oa3O
Ticks l5a4O
Cotton Yarns So
Coats Thread 10
Seamless Bags so
The following are tho quotati on
for tho leading articles in tho line of
Family Groceries, Provisions, Grain
H;Joa produco Ro &o
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REPORTED BYD. W. OVER.
Real Estate Asvntnnd Notary rupnc
COURT HOUSE,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
LOTS.

LOTS.
D. N. Hamilton to Vim. schafer, Block
D. ID. II. Baker to Geo. Smizer, out-lot
II, l2,H, Is, q and 2, Agency City 1900 90
= and 10, third add. to Kirkviiie, - y 1000 90
White 4 Hackworth to j. b. Hull, lot
add: to Chilllcoths, 5000
A. r. Mintonye to ii. o. Allen, lot 4, blk - =
T. "a! a !" A. !. Horton, lot :, block s.. O"
G. VI. oatman to A. Mcclaim, lot S, blk -"
G. W. Bntfne 10 B. & Nj. r. r.. lot S, blk
NJ Psttengiii to Z. G. Mlnnick, lot l75, I'D
J. +. Hackworth to Robt. Porter, lot /,
N. 4 s. sub. ottumwa, 1926 %
Biake's addition, ottumwa, 400 90
c. F. Blake to II: Hertkorn. lot s, block
10, Blakes addition, oo5 90
OF out-lot 5, tumwa, 400 90
T. Glenn to Jos Gray, lots % and 81, East
D. collars to p. Lawlass, lot 81, collars wv W
addition. ottu mwa, $500
Same, TO J, Johnson, lots a2 and 81, zol- ~
same to B. McGa re, lot 90, collars add. sS %
c. Inskeep TO ]. G. Hutchison, lot 8, blk
/, Haniltons addition, s7s 90
ss,75so 60
LAND
8. G. Lyle to J. Wiley, one-sXth of 10
acres, Keoku.i township, 5000
J. 4. Hackworth, guar. to j. w. Dixon
lots 90 81, 81 and 20, Harrow farm, 1890 IS
w, NJ. Chapman to s. Finley, 20 acres.
Highland township. 500 90
A. J. Reveal to h. Arringdale, 10 acres,
Center township, 100 %
j. Doherty to G. aarsch, 60 acres, Green
township 400 90
Center township. ~ 1000
T. Reveal to III. Brown, acre, do 5000
b. stout to A. Cowan, 1914 acres, CO.
lumbia township, 5000 90
" Center township, 5000
G. Swansturn to l.. Becker, 200 acres,
Green and keokuk townships, 1850 90
G, Whitmoae To l.. Howell, 50 acres,
Competine township, 2200 90
~ land township, $50 90
- acres, PLEASE At township, ~ y 10000
sl6 $50 10
Lots SOS 60
81 800 IS
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THE MISSISQUOI POWDER

actually cures Cancer and Scrofulous dis
- eases of the Skin. See Report to l.. l.
Medical society, and statements of Physict-
ans in circular seut free ON application To
CnAS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent
2 n q. Box 'se1. - imaa St. New York,
July ), Win.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARK ET

NEW YORK STOCK MARK III.
New York, July 20.
The following wcro the prices at
$50 p. nj. Board.
United States Express y
Merchants Union Express 16a
Pacific Mail SIa
Western Union Telegraph 1854
New York Central 21Of
Erie 29l
Eric preferred
Toledo 4 Wabash TAI
Toledo 4 Wabash
st Paul ~
st. Paul preferred oos
TT. Wayne 153
Rock Island l16s
Northwestern 7S3
Northwestern preferred 93a
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REAL ESTATE SALES

ron TWO WEEKS ENDING JULY II, go.
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A full and complete stock of Pure
Wines, Brandies, Whiskies for Mcdi-
cal Purposes, only, Tin accordance
with tho Laws of the State of Iowa,
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CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan

DAN L ltANClSSOI a4uN4J
The mortality of the city for Decem-
ber was sol, of which las were small
pox.
1t has been raining for the past forty
eight hours.
Late Arizonia advices state that the
Wallapai Indians had broken faith
with Col. Price, and were again com
mitting depredatiOns. The people OF
Wickenburg and neighborhoCd organ
lied a company of scouts for the pur-
pose of chastising the Indians. They
have also petitioned General Ord for
troops. The Apaches murdered two
men in PIMA county and stole mum
ber of cattle. The troops succeeded IN
recapturing the cattle. The PIMA In
diauS committed Outrages near Marco
pa Wells. Gen. Alexander settled the
matter without IL resort to arms. They
are numerous and trouble with them IL
TO be avoided.
There is no flour in Prescott or L0-
paz, and the people have been living on
corn meal and vegetables for some time.
a vessel with supplies is supposed 10
have been lost OFT the Mexican coast in
the recent storm.
Mining both in placer and quartz is
prosecuted vigorously.
Henry Jenkins, of New York, died nj
Tuscon.
Gen. Halleck has ordered the names
of Camp Lincoln to be changed TO Camp
Verdi, and Camp Mcpherson to Camp
Date Creek. Numerous murders are
,.nrnDirIp1