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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04
New Insurance and Real Els.
tate Office.
Over 1st National Bank.

AuC AIm Va Il uAVOu, Ma6t q w ullo
is dissolved, Fulton and Mast re-
naming at their old stand, while the
popular Life and Fire Insurance
Agent, and successful Real Estate
dealer, Ed. White has amicably with
drawn, and has opened out in his
regular legitimate bushes, over the
lst National Bank.
Insurance men, as we have gener-
ally noticed, have a penchant for cosy
elegant Offices, and Ed. is no excep-
ton to this general rule, as we judge
from the neatness and convenience of
his Office, which in these particulars
surpass anything in our city.
The success of Mr.. White and his
re-opening on his own account, makes
Inappropriate for us to say some>
thing of his business career here
which has been most certainly of
flattering character to him, and satis-
factory to the public.
In November 1866 he located in
this city, and opened out a Real Bs-
tate and Insurance Office, and soon af
ter accepted the position of cashier
ofthe Banking House ofW. B. Bon
nifield 4 Co.
The state ofhis health not permit
ting the confinement in tho Bank, he
about one year ago, connected him
self with Messrs. Fulton aud Mast, to
devote himself more entirely to his
regular business, and the extent Of
the business of the late firm of Full
ton, Mast and White in the Insurance
and Real Estate line, is sufficient tes-
timony to his tact and energy.
We are glad to know that he now
has large and rapidly increasing
business, AID that in withdrawing
from Fulton, Mast l. White he done
SO with perfect harmony, retaining
their good will, and friendship, as
well as that Of the entire communi~
ty.
By reference to his card elsewhere,
it will be seen that he retains and
represents . largo list Of the best
companies in America, enabling him
to issue to our citizens tho most IA
vorable and reliable Policies, in eth
er Life, Fire or Accident compani es.
As Real Estate Agent honesty,
integrity and energy, tells the secret
of his success.
Hyou want to buy or sell Real
Estate has is the Office to 60 to. AS a
conveyancer lie has had eight years
practical experience, as = Recorder
which makes him excellent auth orr
ty in making and examining I'll.
ties.
Before closing wesmust notice the
Life Insurance branch of his business
more specifically. One year ago he
accepted the Agency of the Security
Life Insurance Company.
At this time through his skill and
personal efforts, this company has
$50 Policy holders in Ottumwa and
vicinity aggregating 100000 In
surance.
This reliable, well managed and
popular company, is now represented
by Mr.. White, as General Agent for
Southern Iowa.
In conclusion we. advise all who
want security in their risks, and jus-
tice and promptness in their settles
ments, to take out Policies with Ed
win White.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04
his domestic woe withlanguage moro

his domestic woe withlanguage moro
yigorons and slebbery than poetioalg'
The wrter ~as this man Shaffer.-
He brought it to.this Office and sung
ii to us TO tho tune f"Barbara Allcn,n
the tears running down bis checks
in most generous volume. Various
circumstances in his life Indicate in.
sanity, but those who know Elm say
he never was bereft Of reason. He
says now that he does not care what
beooraes Of him, and asks no pity, as
his deed Of villainy was prcmeditated
and; coolly planned,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04
Mrs. Lincoln's Pension,

Mrs. Lincoln's importunate letter
read to the Senate the other day,
witten from some Seidlitz Powder
Port in Germany, was in very bad
taste 10 it's terms, as all must agree;
nevertheless she has good and valid
claims upon the government, for .
life pension, which Congress should
make haste to acknowledge without
any shabby delay.
The American people elevated Mr..
a Lincoln from his lucrative law prac.
tice to be President and Commander
in Chief of their Armies, and while
at his post Of duty, and to greater
extent than anyother man, the per-
scnihcation Of the loyal sentiment Of
the country, he was stricken down
by the hand Of an emissary Of the
rebellion, and his family and children
have asjust claim against the coan-
try for support, as Mrs. Gen. Grant,
had her husband fallen ia the Will
dcrness.
There is much difference of opin-
ion about the necessities Of the won.
All, but this is a matter that has no
right 10 enter into the calculations
She had a property right together
with her children, in the life OF her
husband, and her children's father,
which is enhanced in view of the fact
that had that life not been given to
the country, it would have been still
Welding them fame, and competence.
Had he been Brigadier General
however rich, and had fallen by
Booths pistol in Ford's Theatre, or
on the field, his wife even if a mill
ionaire, would be receiving to-day
$1,000 per month.
In Gods name let us cease hig-
Cling about paying the wife and chill.
dren of the greatest martyr to Liber-
ty, the paltry sun asked tor their
support, or else let as stop spending
hundreds OF millions annually, on
corrupt stock jobbing subsidy swim
dies, the magnitude Of which are suf.
fcient TO debauch the morals OF the
people, into nation Of plunderers.
As to the precedent OF the thing
which SO many object to, we are in
favor of letting the world know now
that whenever a brave hearted apos.
tie of Freedom who may become
President by the will of the people, is
slain by the minions of despotism;
that his wife and children shall be-
come the tenderly regarded wards Of
the nation, and be supported from
the taxes of all, irrespective offriend
or foe.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04
MURDER.

From the Register wo learn that
horrible wife murder was commit
ted in Marion County between Mon
roe and Red Rock, on last Saturday
evening.
It seems that one George Shaffer
very bad, vicious man nom the &C.
count, who had been for some time
separated from his wife, the daugh.
ter Of . Mr.. Yarns, went to the resi-
dence of the latter during his absence
with the deliberate purpose of MUIR
dering his wife, and perhaps her en-
tire family. He first met his mother
in-law whom ho knocked down with
. chair, seriously injuring her, when
his wife hearing the noise, rushed into
the room and was immediently knock
cd down by the monster, and then
shot dead through the head.
The Registers account says:
"The mother on returning with
some neighbors entered the room to
find most horrible spectacle. On
tho floor lay her daughter stiff and
stark in death, and lying by her, with
his head on her, and his arms encir.
cling one of his children, was the
fiend who had done the work.
Personsa acquainted with the wretch
say that he has always been o de.
PRAYED, bad man-moody and cruel,
and treacherous. Our
readers will remember tho piece OF
doggerel we published o few weeks
ago, in which the author delineated !
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04
SENATE.

Amendments to the Pension bill,
Military Academy bill and Navy ap-
preparation bill were taken up.
Mr. Pomeroy presented q memorial
from the Kansas Legislature asking
Congress to reimburse that States
expenses incurred In repelling the
invasion of the Rebel General Price.
The President presented commu-
nication from the Secretary of the
Interior, stating that Winnie Ream
has completed her plaster cast of Mr..
Lincoln, which is really like the orig
inal, and asks the promised appropri-
alton of IS, 900.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04
Washington, Feb /.
HOUSE.

A number of bills and resolutions
were introduced and referred, among
which were the following:
By Mr. Robinson, for increase of
salary OF the President to 100000,
also for the payment of $4,000 to
the widow and children OF Abraham
Lincoln,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

Francis Joseph still refuses the
light Of his imperial and royal coun-
tenance to his cousin the Archiuke
Henry, who outraged oil proprieties
by marrying pretty actress. The
marriage is a happy one neverthe-
less.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

The streets of Marshalltown are to
be lighted with red-headed girls
The Times devil says hugging lamp
posts will become popular.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

The Cincinnati Price Current very
Justly complains Of the figuring Of
that powerful "statistician," Dodge.
ofthe Agricultural Department. He
figured up immense crops Of every
thing, but especially corn, all over
the country. Out of Iowa, and one
or two other States, crops ofall kinds
are short, and corn is short every
wAere. The hot weatherofJuly and
the early frosts Of September cut it
short fully one-third, and the quality
also is very inferior. To get up such
ialsehoods tho people pay millions Of
dollars.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

DEATH FROM SWALLOWING A PIN
The Nashua Post says lad Of nine
years, son of II. A. Scales, of that
town, swallowed q pin while playing
with his school mates, on the 9th
inst. 1t threw him into spasms,
from which he shortly recovered,
but IN few days soreness resulted
in his neck, and on the 18th he died.
A post norton examination showed
that the pin had lodged between the
pharynx and cervical vertebra, or
the spinal nerve, which appears to be
a vital point. This is warning to
all persons not to put pins in their
mouths.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04
The New Senate.

The Senate of the Forty frst Con,
gress to convene at Washington,
March 4, 1859, will. be composed as
follows:
Republicans in Roman Democrats in itahc
Term OK,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

At the N. Il. State Fair, CARROTS
Hair Restorative" took the First Pre-.
MUM over all other competitors, and
is still ahead,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

Daniel D. Pratt, Senator elect from
Indiana, is a man Of great weight
nearly four hndrod pounds.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

NJ-Go to Clarke & Tuttle's for the
Cheapest Stoves in the Market.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

Fine tooth combs arc conservative
tomabawks.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

A work of art-a widow trying TO
get husband.
Sally, at what time do your folks
dine?
AS soon asyou goes away sir, that's
missus' orders.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

Absence makes til heart grow fon.
dcr-Ofsome other Teller. u.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

Green peas in Charleston.
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hEcAPITULATIoN.-(G Georgia, Vii
ginia, Mississippi and Texas, omitted
Republicans, Sc; Democrats. 10.
, 1869-01-16
the JUDGE TYLER CASE.
Arreat of Two Pollcem en-.

Jo,rn, r,;,c. .nd ..n,. pr,,-. ,,o no,,c.
sosepa teVcA Aao s3a" 19n9' sao ps4e'
oaesfs, wers ssrrated on warrant isaued bT
hsnnxns h.,ors th.t esns1rn,n. eh,rged T,,h
h.st. :, ~. sn..sM.ass ~. .Is,sS .rat,r, -
nat'Ak oseu eooce4"ru ~ .1e a1sksn easAak "
sndRt Iylc1 IN the FoAce Coafs. Inc houf kp-
pointed for the elimination WIS 10 O'Clock but
II tbat hour ,ne parties wesu not present. About
h.7r 80, m -. nm.a-. .,rIr.f r. r,.to3x ~
oAa-tes. ;. Aee o1-Ts. AeN - sN9s ~aa
Aroot II "aaRo ~&he APpeesrd 70 ptosecnte.
The cAae seemed 10 Atf&t considerable stten-
ton aud the court VA ceoxded Witt TIN kdho-
rent, OF both ps,,tes Tntre we.p many lasyert
rrrstpt, besseea legs np1ab+f Of unproftAs!nnA
baurerrop on n thn FuIjce Court; Superintendent Of
pol1te keu1edY et d Cspt.i1 8hert1an md nlekey
were Oh ntnt. After tone 1tyn nen1 n 10 tho
hnnr Of iriai. which CApia!n Etuneoy fup1osed
wta ii O'Clock, TIC case VA proceeded WIN.
Captain Ee. uedy gtAI4d inat the toupxns cn.
esrrd By the pftsoners W. unsoie 10 atsend,
pnftnca thst liz exam.1ati ahouid bs 6aa ii
ourr.
irdEs WaIss thnn asked II theT we<u prepared
to g1va boads. he cauecivcd tho fists nf the
eate and The GRAVITY or The chn2c tnst1nsd sueh
4 cnprsc. ....
Justice D'Holf said be had 20 kroTledSe OF
could col s b. i guided aniY hy the n.sure of tha
charge.
| Judge Waits said tho ofacaI No 81 ought 70
! b. placed under htAEy condA - NJ understood
, 1869-01-16

-n.+hnr vx,o eonstdsr tks drRre1at or aptfftaA
snSsm. Fns psstof i u1pnd and % -
hsrrsss; anralJ raeasxs .n s%os55ta11 5a11 d1s, sue
progress nf the etufeh eHa u ea1t.n1ts,
Trts 1.rpnts tnd @isundessAnd1pgs.. and s'eE3 talne
hs..s N . aistasseTstson &ad tsia Iacro " hns nH
eppest ttastoR of foEees that E,o Eves p"" rs.n1:s
r. foee e3ssSnsS, I'D fss church becomes mora !.
- enrts tbua hlsa.ug g tnc cnnma91t 1A n1.ta oa.
eaEa - ~ ~ II nest nsu fqr each posittnaA md
snassa.nx ia rsch % o.. Ths fnsnsea ~
sesne sesltn! M.tens ~ y, 1sss naaaa seo;
AsnmtS AsWS A n1en church becomes u tncfe.stns
bFssisr 70 people, tho Ksrstest eonsssstox o. y
moTss nd PROMOTER q tue IenKloa. sash hrMe ~
lasths .bftrndi eorled your report ] *6nla 70
1ns<tfais aat tnat paper 10 insest tnis anHe'
Ep4t respectfully, ~. dool"* 49,
, 1869-01-16
Domestic HsFF1Xt EtTts4

TO the ktttEf OF ] a9 ~11S2&V A11u38H.
Belns awase Of ths ksss1 hack o. suitable ses-
Ts1t r.r1s In this Westazn country. beg hAte.
through 1ne columns Of raH TA11rzz, to suEFtas
70 tho laa;e4 Ard gentlemen Of ccieazo And
ceirhbo.hcud, the ices 12d utility Of eo ne stsps
nt,re taken IN connection Wtta puhaqas. foTa,
md other ls.rc cur, o! this Nettesn Ko.ld, 10
,npost spen hau4eho!d serfa1ss fsoa the "Foor
law Uui~rs." 1rd other seso1trea IN dssa.
Rziiata. vesru LEES u thoaas1es OF R1sn kac
souue 1omeu have to seek useuhood LAG o=te
oui ! miserable e11stsnee Ii this poss-pa5sng
tr.e<.hens ssa ux1afactEtet, to"n even 60
Erk1ne On me cnat-pas esn1s. xcd tn tue ct1Ek
sau uie vsrds ol tnu Old Hozfd-H.r1 Suitable
Ind q nij1 tos rtu Ind boys. PcshApsh u not
rraeta,ly knosn that the 6nxlfsn ktssTn a:d
pasltsa potte4tss imported tnto THIS eonctf1 ~
tnc wesk Of frzaet AcsdI, beett1e thtf e41Aos
oat4tn attrxstors - ctr=esue Esr1nU- LEee
nqr bere q sath g!zA xad 1osnR noSea. tson
ANteen u thirty ycafs- aeu cnus4r aa''f pe1IF
PED 10 Ausuasli, New ZeA and aud tx:;aoa !taink
= a&re eu1ta 2za nay et e7t&h44ee g q q
ttft't7Aoft formed 70 eo-cp<f1ts bc4eInei ttt
supp'l8ng oHfsesrts vi b ruch pe-foss !fu!n
xetoao, Nc Sthtafe to aAx wtJ eEen fo19Hoo1a
AstatknsA Eat1 Not ~ w,lt b. Eos up Etrr ae 4
Tufot 70 A1t oa ac sea-boa1t d thts great t1utf.
| pcrt?
| Tbs thing MY b WORKED. # oxooerly takeu
II t$nt by eLatEcue ptrtnAs Of beA sexss. IL
cur K}1nctlop Win the soe1et'ea on .nu e44terr
| thefra uf The Atantic- The sabjoe. 10 n3-
| htn.thsd tot lhe conat .e1atlor ot TIE latY aat
fsLtlen.en heak> kte, ess af hlsAxo kad nels b
, 1869-01-16
F1rN en- Rnhaa5nh NtrsSts

At .~en9 nttutes part eight o'c1oek 1ast
tvenlnR. fre broke ou, Ia The th1rd door Of =
tttee-ttory hAne building, so. 50 wcst Ran
dolpA stteet cHned h r. y. Rawton, AMI oeeu-
ptse ~ futa1sufe nsaarfseto<y srd sslcs estso
hdfaets By a. Ne~eesves. The ftmea were dls-
eosesra lsfrteK tsata the wtntowx shortly aste.
Ie1 trcept.on. tnd sn Alarm vss ei~ea ro2
fe1 No s.h. In the ttttc hco7 v,e ,tor%d 4 1srZe
epanttiy Of ~atrtst ca md Other nass.al Of 4
ht En,J t1tauuable ratzre, and conee.
qnsnsiy IL ire .ptd On y raa.d
cpper roxttor Of the s,rpesurn- The oal.dtn1 "a
badly Injured. f<ehseJ to Lbs tKtrne Of 2i.Sn-
rtpxefy etttrastka-on which there II tald to b.
ample tEs1ance. Hhe stock pf Nj. stewp+srer.
writh Has large ND vA1uaote. suffered e,eaIiy
ner bob aEe md w.;rs SAN 1atns CD loes q
irc raE ed eo1apantee i: Repahlic, {i.oog; Ter
ton.a, E,Do Rock Rt.es. u no: Ii ear. II 200
I TIE e1ase OF tie 6r- t. without toluison, ha
/ tt u Fufntsed tint It vas eponuteous coahts
/ t,tn aranIG oiled rass or rone1ntok OF tia Aad
, 1869-01-16

4 hea7y toke IL to!d on one OF Me ua.srosdo@s
Of tbs reFeuuc ps:,u.ut A DIR CT TWO aso
tbs ,udefausasls ofreet, who Raes ~ the usros Of
Bob. kaprs: ed se1ot4 peanut rsan ct the corner
ct clsFk md Wa+h!oksop st.rtss, aod With u
rye Oh 4 aSt, &.kec him " be had 4 license to
e3lt. Row itlt pesnnt pA1 IL. In pottt of viii
x ne + hlt xboFs bus bus1nets. lie ansNercd,
"No.n ..., ......-
H.hb thh rsvenae fnau. forth ri b tsakKtd hiE
tr1p the typxaxpf prn4epte OF Bon. Uc.ted tsAtt :
G ea,a:sstlac- Hoy ae, Hho pat % nisa the qa=s
, 1869-01-16

ae:rndsnt o. tse sit dar Il Marth. 1854. tn this
G,y. Err nane then being Calico, aad thAtshe
hysa VIII hin antl October; Iee8 sas can,
pa,ar that be :uek nes - 1aAs srs Ds
Tppia h.sc succeeded lid hs not hsen pssvestea
hY otfxo,s VINO were present. hhe sntss seat
ehe las tce CHILD, tstus OF the 1aN9sAxe
, 1869-01-16

bofhpod, rad, Il kuy one thlr ks tns idea en- b.
spieztstEed, shall b very happy 10 cnFrsscoad
H1tn them On tho aue}oct, Of take anY paxt. OF de
ort ma o3ex op1ninn8 md trs1tanons tor tae
fuItnt, Ance Of tho matter, and car71IG ont q
lie scheme. 30 ~ not 70 be wholly dnn.aaeu8
afe JoR1 WHATApnk-
Hxtoe1vp1fH FA1x, Duplsiih. NJ
, 1869-01-16

tto1s aDout yon peddle paAnntt tnd hoss-
ehtsta7t sxocnt hErt2 sAyi"
"feA h1r."
"HoiL Than, havs you LICENSE 70 do soF
MfeS, mr."
:" " ~. tAen. )" saked tho Commissioner. "dld
ycn tel this otaerf that you hsd 70 ucsuIe."
~ NatJ,' Il swered the pea mar man.
uese Tho far<rns hpst2N put IN hls own coz
trAdlcticA1.
Ptsnuts. ~ tA1t you didn't sxy ! had no
itserse, ;: reiterated the pedoler.
"tsAY you Gid I" <oelfarat4d the otneet.
1pst about this tina. Fnsnuts rot bis back
The Comm tsontr. 81 This Heller hero =" pofnttnx
to tte otaeex. "ssked mt II h1d 1tees8e Ia
e.ll; aad havru'f, furI waut TO kssD It - pea.
die With"
The oface9 IL net On duty nev, and IT. Home
AfpccEt1s Erom Inflammation ol the bowels.
, 1869-01-16
Leftxr from HAv. Z. j. 6oodspeA6.
CHnAaa i'm Is 1852

70 the Editor ii The Chicago Tstoure:
p1sa.t ipte1s The 10 10 atfz 1eaat1- Etde BY
ne 1t the 1ase &,t,1shau Cunvectina. On 1ae sab
ites 0. orS1rtns1 the Activities Of 1 church
III tt1s favet bee4rse yoar report Of M tpeeca
might Eu!etd and cseats wrong iuosssasau d
n, uae s~Eumkata- Is.td o1f churches ahenlh
Be- III rueghls orxacixsd AacJ oa thea are
mot nlp4, <su+e tn'rs II 10 compact oeF1n.
10 ioa re be1e&ts ID t1tu d1setpnna and
unatT 30 ora exo pra.sfay ssunaaiA rtth 1t Oh
sfsinK The fesuin q iae OPPOSITE starr. ~
, 1869-01-16
RUaIHEss NOTICES.

rhs Resx n Z oFlktn1l Tgaaa q 4 a1nm a1asl.
49, n Ia y Feu rPhoSphated Ellxtl Of Ctnss'
n Bsff, Tha Iron vu5toscs eolor 70 t0e n.ooss'
fhs Phosphorus sanaN WHAT'S q tae nssz1 ,oae tn
n. t,Trsttva nrrsna, thcrnby curing dyrptpta.+
ii vafioas ntzns wtt uutntsas. EsnsEA asniS Haiv Sy
ana dspfoxsluu ok spirtls, M1n1f1ttufe4 onE - IN IN
CxSxen H1x4xa d Co, AnH xe3x. eoI" - '
AntpRff.k.
, 1869-01-16

Gtoexe Smith. ehGEed with tho la1ce1y OF
rsi1 q hooss ~ts ttaa. fosrt guilty And 1hs ptn-
Nlchs aAs Bsa.tst,el. Indietsd 70. burglary, was
fo1na Eu TT Of ttfeen5 u psoe~sty stlata Stt.
). 4 wrs...1, icdtetsd tsr snt,sus snree
ttiets Of ~ovd. -Aea si!ck being rztaed It Ten
Anesss ss4;h ~ indeed tor ,ae larceny q
x II 50 pe1a 8 - n1ta Z ~ "a
ir the PesltesuHI.
Ths eAss Of Mary A. Wa1rea tl..e aroeudyets
et=.l fer e1~uern trun usufRe 4. Warren va
y<e,=yda. decided. she ses=1vea trr decree Il
to TIKI ptr tfln Eu-osza. the o1aet fo1. oc1nf
sr1ll sappoeed 10 ~ uv1ne- fhs hla IN thla cas-
zas tera ea ths ~ of o=:2eer las1, ~ i eiiexts
ron !. he III Of oc:oeer. lst: sd eEueE.c ~
repe4:.t ercelt, Ia snb ruszoune. Hnen ths hu
sss* L.
W. - ersa % ~ u az 8 Jss1.rJ, in.taa,
reports ,1e toa!ss!zs tesasaa=J:
Iss a.a1ed u dtsea. al ~ sasa ofjese, 10;
Sc Sc ,... fast * ,<. nfs - IL Gpr t <
. n. ss,.i Z. Il osssea 81 s 49, e. .as M
er1 bra II ro1teauenee q bis ,h-t,eassatat !
re / r41 ktept-k 4 ho2t@tnE ho14e On Il
So-tn Eidt- Dueai1 RtH7 <as Iau11ed
xrtn<d oytf Ey bool TO Elm. 2na r. qrrated I'll
10 x. nm bockkreper. mf:e ny collection
xco be ekarfei Eaa tie tsst ta:cc nth not r
prtex ckreltI 70 HIM Hs setnsed 70 Elsa 8:
ite us1 {, 70 prft.e tay ttlls. aha socord wet
are1. vhet went hr ny Eoary to Fessst ri
rJ r,yls. h 9<tzet Er. tueew ne Gown ard he
ae hT the th1css. 20 p-trtat nY EAkln@ oots
ana tauk elxt'y eoA4Sa q Ell money tom n
Fo- -four o.fsrto. ttzats f:iet to his oeinK Z
Yrste4 he te'esa 2psH me, htfi u: aad choir
We n { took my e nneY frc71 ne. then c114t
fM nnrsl for 43a4enee. I c-Ekeeset to his
t. sae IN corxtderx11oc Of Ill lea1tc{ usa- &nd .
d,ttrtbtrF nc {fo,s did II thu reQ 7eat
thorry zrt uT. E laS- BIS UersoEA akndt. J
6td ne:, oewcrnT. sac ezrte hsck tao tsutdpus
10 shure aua 1bA p fauGzl Tao1a1u 70 rae urGl
E.s obtfed TO te1fe ttE. end et1 -.
u,f: Eoe ha1 they uJt1 and eoesHted
rytsrr ~ r1ka and Wis tad kaat couolktna
Eas ivsd IN The e1tJ iot xhoat mrs yetft pt
cos,drd With he Artls kts was IF1ae WITH
fr.caat BIS eorto9 to<rrd etf III run
eoaf,s nd vutxr. Enc = &c was arrested
III rrRtoc1t to hr. o not Know lhe pasnf
lrrt OF his a-ttnee, b1t | knEF OF tnesa CO
p11lzts md lave rfltxEte o1 ner srzteuaeAN
Acia kAehs1 r. stases kErhe5. uteee
Efrosrs essnted o. tn ffpnnd II nhaetsf1i cf1s
enseka. The wife tERt4ed xnA. tho defe ADJ
hkd teen tErnk2td fuE 2Tp y1&rz, and that
cs9T1et tls tatIsa OF iueb iAaon 10 eucb - I
t4rt tAAt 1t s3n4es ke trzeoaes er7xr. Auotl
Hlures teau2ed that hn nss <e-e for 4, J. 1st {
ysatr md na1 kltn~-t CO. ktxrtty ds1 K
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Urta Voc Be.p r. z. T. atdss G. Ton 3.
BlI for diTuFte on the g.cond o. dneatJ' !
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Dnrsts, Carriages, Sc.
Correspondence GHantfn.

nor RsEsp0SpESCE-Wa Wanted With =
~ lsdy " feaaenenk by Eoaa& hseha@f S4o
possessee fike zatth tahoa md A:apsf mn - q
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% Rentz9tores, @Mtes, 81
Up HFase,

ITO LEAsE-0n long ting, residence lots
L nesr fae potve!stty. Apply 10 SAMSON d
pHKW. Mc1pppntAn BtoEG.
, 1869-01-16

! An Ct1Que eAltftA1nurnL end pleasant one.
! ~M given last Eight It Llbtary Hal II *ta
| yonrS Aiahs who ~trder tslouRh the streets
m ssaef se es.' e.. tss TX rs
ftsssea s=1zseed- ,nd 10 doubt not rasny WI
i<v ssetn spots inst re!,sTe H. moneasazJ s1d
niiSsies .ee ea5d.bi3s, Of their early
i'll vic: Tnsre 1sels NO % M. asx Jaei,oa u u
r3red IN this city. and gerIootly Volunteered
h<r tcViees 70 p!rpart ths eoTs ": soaes:r' the
Vim ii, be1s. 70 vhcrn I'M dsrnsed hes .ine
sae sst<rtiup:, So T1.:ed ,s The life OF. ,hese
thets tat,cnes *lse~aere, 70 fna, Iass a,sn: oal5
isen1 did i IL :e.eaes e1edss aad ~: :. 9e. Wsn
..nssy sehool xhere ses pap:s hs1eA oeea < a.. H.
s a0f f>eg assse &c e -
EEItF, witch Were not e1t11r1rsur - rsv r.
tsppe;st, sor y r9,s !,:.,s tslio., s.naat is.
s H. sees:.s't: assst s.,ht1, =,
. ihe nand , aIed well. M,ias Se,,rs hsra.eu
s'.o T. IN s1rs. s;.et xoar oos. ZEE s s -
: rfrtn hS I htlFet.eseu. n!7ea aired. handsort
= soJ Of Eics e tes, Fl Guy Catpenter y nsae
: ! width uls not II the p,oft1r.ne. Fred Da!
l sca aaek :. A1nrt% C1ytc.''. een'taenta ha:1.d
!, Inc aaeienee tst1s.ed upon hatieF ths yren.
= lady iwier. AID Fres xe-ommo3atea thesa.. liz
E Costello gre ,he Cent Solo soueshaee, yer
I x7dtrnlors. il Hh!ch eon%iet waa initiated srs
s55, nd Ec,s<,s e., ss,.ns1 qs
!. ID sss1isf TIE License Tst,' = 1aaftea' d
a dI.re i, tbe u s1se,sa sron he poo, hoIs !
d tse33Irt elty In ert2.tcn c. 2rJwhe:r elec. II
= following Vines sre Spedn-n:
= -7he town. win AAe ta1nels and cty ATerues,