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, 1869-09-12
THE PENhBYI.VAhIA HunA0h,

Thu a.eur VI la,frur auu.4ut thu Avnlslala
lni'!u In t,uron,lnK .'l!" l",l 1T BEirf n1nEo'},
l,u. II indignant t.tnzy IN thu part If 1ho
u.,ns5S, sud If ot'nhe4u"nt danger ia tho
,,us,rra AMI Responsible nRu.'ta of th"sntnoa.
Ihr r.,1atnnn feeling II .liat1's>t with which
thu lAlsuring rl1u,a regard calita!.nts and e,n.
plnyrrR is here insenhiilt,l iy incidental, blt
important fnctH. The mincrh hal just bpuA
compelled 10 rucc1,H.!, after htriko. and
mouths of idlcuvss Lad reduced them to
poverty. This strike, it not melted by
ngeutH Of tho employers, wca singnlRrly
bcAelclAl to them, In their htocks
on hsnd ~hru ii began wcro ample,
and were disposed Of 1T several dollars
per ton more than they could have got il
their men had f,een kept at work. The
strike stopped their expense for wages aud
qua,lruplrd their profits on coal on hand,
putting millions u dollnrs IN the pockets ol
the coal monopo1ists, while the people. or
ono hand, weso paying double prices 10,
conl, aud The lniners, OH the other, were oui
Of work. Moreover the miners have, it i
said, for years petitioned tie znine-owners
aud tue Legislature, for two shafts to every
mine, for their own safety but the parsi
snony Of tho capitalists has prevented it
While the mine-owners had their lobbies a
Washington to secure protection Oh thai
coal ugaiust conapetitiou with Nova Scotia
| AID got It, the miners Uisd to procure pEo
lection against being parsimonio'lsl.
| burnt up, to save tho expense Of two exits
| aul didn't get it, Six hundred widows ant
orphans and thousands Of rclntires an.
friends are now gathered in frenzy O
! grief, that is intensified by the numbers in
volsed to pitch little short Of madness
They feel only that the present horror
the result Of systemntized neaaucss on th
part Of their employers, and Indifference t
the dangers incurred by those on who's
bsow.sweat they made their dividends. Th
calamity is. far more appalling. doubtless
than their employers looked for, but ne
more thnn their course rendered, at m
momeut, possible. Hence it il that. not
vithstsnding tho liberal subscriptions 70.
~ar.lcd to the sufferers, they are filled wit
sn,ouldoring nnd vcugeful feeling wliic
| tbrsntef,s t1nnt.rF
, 1869-09-12
A Talk with n Coal @1fucr-Thc Life
OF n Miner nnd ft* dangers.
a earxasnattianf nj " Ka.fun l. sx.tA.a


tn In The TennfIlya coal rcaon:
The Leh'oa Saslsnf'oa cotopauy hare Et1'a2e
a. H1 NH 81 r t4.,1Haa, er'.y
Cef'.lerrs t,ial's snl .takers in all ,tirecsion%
ttdtr the guidance nj MI Ph1llirs. cue OF tne!r
r'ri1 ta1tu.eIl. = uan BROUGHT up snd a!Hass
, lord IL aud about the coluet!ea visited t1:,1
un;k.. tn! "a Introduced 10 ME. Thns- Il VII.
ltatrs ati Wfn. f'T1tehafll who are both fniuer.,
tit, cane uus III their nlnln4 t1rrAJ, and We rat
Ut ii = leg taHetLer for half hour. They we're
s-,:tI from Wnca, vrre N1tteft, anil the eon+ uf
In'rcr W1l:ama hid rorts1 stsetsen !rss. for
reaf. l'fticbs1d L President Of the locai aasoeI-
n,icn. md wa recommended 10 me- bJ anhn
nv rrut!onin9 ,ne .abiect--the euai supply,
Ftf1tts, STD ~aRes--NtilIa'us burst ont with '1e
nunr'as1un Of the pe*trsrer* that ha'! article.
ssu:ss "asss IN W eIet. i.se .hey u 1"tk Ike We 10
Nc hrc IKE tcl'Iler. ~ the front of hattie; *e
hh'r the hsr.'tt: OF IT, The papers nrc ru7ainc
t.nr -; thG'ee mi tnnn tsrn brought tctofe =
1u.ih In All thr sttsr. IT.. .oattle<~, referred
hnsr ~ rcn 81 ur: ~: rbsn Il is. va vat rnr
ths,c Ut lin ittrra4e In rF!re. w tasa = hHf !
ilir. ati'r lnan ha4 ~oFtt'l twenss yrais m
NAV tlhta ago "tto *at t1.Et fnsty tpats tt1. ~
dis. ti thr tsat1 hlf as the ttlH-s.'
"'Nns II IN. rnfEy at tad Whitney tf-
u ~. he was \ temperate MN; hr ~as rrs =
'',.r .:. s r. 'rr,s,. IT,, t., 'n''+ r. d.
| HrH. 4 hlnEu IN thr 1tnitir IT 1f'tr" Ir'nrr''
] nttr s,"'i,. iir fst"h ~ It ~ "ls t"r
| ~ IN n, I, int.s tat nr t.:nf,rr ......,.
81. 1T Rect: r!Ial shtt raFts 1T nf':fn'. ~
M i III n'tl,t,' sntt I'fttrh.ts WIZ hs ~ ~
'rn'''t l1 '.n't. t':,tt IN ~ "a"' r. n ~, ~,
- fnt. nf.A tht lrn&r ~tiii fsiIF II "t'
".rat: ,"n MI, 'arl' ~ ''ani Z: -, ,,.u ,..r
.na a,4,. i, ~l1l t"r .u.rrs"1 h"h'sA ~ ''rat' "
, 1869-09-12

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r. A. +. j. FL Ella s st E:%s s;s A;'{;t ;st s, fit:,
s4 + I!t ;,,s ss S3: 4 ~:
FL Fs" T. y; F XIX + Hsf y ri'f WIFI
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liz E:i.l =. ii. ,;,s44r. III IT, "Ist4saf. s:at'll
rt 4fc ttni: ii t',.l - tbs nlhrs, Az taIl ~ ~
,"s III "a h.. e. .ass Was .ail n xaA!t' in u.
K1l II u LII sCluais npsIsIl thut daT, ~ ~ MA
HHfsl.nuF~-t l!Ahs Ehal Was tha le7t-tl'F Au !a''
"Tlu ,a Hen wG1u All! ta h1 Atta,o tht Ecss q
tatrilist ncc Int 1hcy 1ll nut srrna 1o |,n Ah!u tn
4i,e liz VT inlc)1i9rnl sea 1T tbrt1 nfjANtAA!"11
nAr nciI s1",atc;. Ss,.t ihry H.. TO- 'H;' u
\. hsr'ssl}, Ar. nlntJ isC!A,ari any tnst"s"''!
Of !nlesl.lty ~.h the nyetA'1s* T. shsJ .'ssiIe
IL rtntluy nsher men thry l1ahL unt u rf1ttJ
xcll ,n:ers'n,h ,nst nut fsrn the st1nnx arm ol
tic Al4e rnltEt rrsIes ssr1r1, tha life ot unsI
Hhn ~o1Ar,i III Violation nf their tnlel Tht
n;ict1 t.t It Il ceftaltI llstf unwilling tu shatt
their den anis. ami hny DAY MAY SEQ anhshe
ts!,sc, Az a gcnetnl thing Tho nlnrEs' tlusEier
itsIop. ;hap have seen rl4ewhese, Gnr dif
| trG mEch in'-mpeta1ce. nor hear, directly
r4teB OF vt1'tnce,H
, 1869-09-12

THE FUTURE POSSIBLE AND PROBABLE.
A writer III -ipFt<tv.'s journal. andcr
the title Of "By Nineteen Hundred 4. d.
What :" gives ayrry interesting speculation,
as to what will take place in this country
during the next quarter Of a century The
c1nct population md the nurnbcr OF nslcs
cf railway which wo shall have in i:'h@' are
statistically known even now; Int he thinks
the public have not giyen thought enough
10 onr probable future social and industrial
condition, or 10 the changes which will he
effected in our habits. institutions, and
crccdR- lie, therefore, proceeds to point
tint ss'rnn Of these things, Md bis Iretlic-
tions md assumptions ,nay 1tc thus crito-
mizea:
!. Tint during the next thirty years wc
thh!l have MI great war; and MS R1averv l,as
hecn nl'"llshea ns,ss tho extreme doctrine pi
State rights exploded, wc shall hare nc
civil wnr. a ~n1 with I,raz,l or Mexico, il
nnc take rlnec. will 1,o If Xn,ali concern,
No war with EuFnpean country. e.cer
Englan1, Ia Likely. and n war with Engan,
wn1lli hc III CANADIAN soil. en,ling in o,
taking t,.oso provinces.
.. T'hr struggle for wrnlsh will lr unin1
,sslcl during tho uest thirty years: tha
hna now become the Ercnt American Idea
md ii vii! t'c fnlls nttsin~l.
=. 1hs4 w"n1tl will In unequal : t1lstria
| "!"a. Th~ rrots,stss'nasr n'.t''s"s "f t!"'s
| alr' w'tk fur llire will In ihrrrnset1; II,
lsull at tl"' property ~ila rrn.tr in cutnl'nr;
| tlytle ffu. fu,n1u ,,fnl J4,, ,,r.att, IF I'M
, 1869-09-12

The lntineas 1ncn Of New York, acting
promptly, hare commenced n fund. which
~ill reach S5o,WN, for the widow and chill
dttn Ut General Kavlins. Cannot thr Pcu-
p1e Ut Chicago, md Of Illinois. ati,l tone-
thing to thus find: General 1.awlins de-
voted fonr years in the field for his country,
unseltiahly remaining in subordinate po-
.jtion on tho staff, rendering, in compara-
tire ot,scurssy, services Of incalcu!able valne
to the country when he might, in the line,
have won grent personal distinction. 11e
literally sacrificed his life for his country.
4 iber1 provision for his family is the
most substantial testimonial Of the graft
tude Of his countyraen md Chicago, us tho
chief city Of the West, should not bo left
behind in the fulalnont Of that duty.
, 1869-09-12

t.H4,l tt ft,E,t NJ thh rhttrt't II n f'Ldnn.'"g
ttutpit'lr,, HHt NJ = r. tnI trHf ftIaatH II
Win FIA,t Hut tn! inuIrJ tnnnRh tf'i' ht''" tt"tn
~ tsisnI!, htrl Fttr tHtaift lHnh IN" huri IT IT.
t,uf. ba.r his tirttt ~ J1nkfhH. II. r., Hf
i'm That tn hitussil t1r. ~ tfrf hn hstfsea tirtn
III him .tr rf,lt in artrA h thu t"eot1f tent
tfttf til tHtit krh tf'A rth tn lia rnfsh ~. .1h.
hts rttiua tJ I'm III" must ~ptttf MY
Ut faIn4lrr nj tia trHhsf. It rAn In Hrfrf IN ~
t~ttef n hnrs n4"rt, ".rtrt thc IN" afp'" fhr
a!trH II nna hflpIrnttt iHirnit'h III" ffrHttt'ln
tt ttttnnsf I ltasr t1tItftr tairr thrHr-hfs IN
sxtti tits hfdnrirt, nnt hmm tfIIt ttrrfl
tntts pHth ~ 'Ihsiatlt n st'tt u'n1t nt thr ~.
lest trs ehtrh ah hspzHlrtA III t.ia'ltuht, thtnt
thrt t1tn ~ ntti II M A. uht htttt Fthfs. AMI
t~hs II II ttttt tHt n &rt ih%t ]'Ai~rrtt u ttH.
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ns"tf An tttt ithtttnr tht-h t"ttiS *hrti'l
ertl t,ttsttv NJ hArs .rh lres thH ttiti#'itf u
s..4't = n1t{ us ttf"Hlt9 .'@''"9t. ttft u
.tstrllaist A., ttH" fMh tthff.ttt:
l&u+ tHny G+t+ h ting
, 1869-09-12

r. ne EIiIcr NJ r.. fk+~t." T5,'sHs:
Al the cif. Of tshtrnpo .uAcfslrsl nln7c money 10
st+ i-ct,t.n IsstheshoEst than Nov fatk and TN.
rtnusti Together. n,.d ~ tir. n'MAh"n!. " Ne"
fpft mt Nj. Ilzx+rRh1, ri tinrtnnnt's hhio. lay
CAIN 10 the fnorrs 70 to r*futf'l ~ Mf. fn2nst
tTtnant, t.lrk II !. nn!s IN. md right tint Ill
rarr shn1ifi 1sn.r hrr rhts~.
1,ntitr n trrtht visit in t'hIraFn tHrt T'rl
mi. t,ut ;t,+hts.rn thst hMst 9ssn TIC fuf thc
rrt,,ah IIfnhtshnnt lhrlt lat tinilaf. trutr tn
IL. III a'a,ns rrntirr fa f1ttn'n nhd rfr r'n''f"r
,nfar ,aEh; itrt ta;i trey lHf i"t shr mean '"f
tIsusts,sIattrn hn tfrn trnihtAr'! '' that u 1hr!
nsd whns tAry rave iNr isats,t< 81 t'stf ~aaht h+
n,.gr IT. tr,r Hba 'lrr W f'.tif fa't''!l's "F7s
ppm tht strr hnt rtth!r.Tf th". Eah Ha{"sals
stftrrtIt lin III In thr trhs vi lnsrr fitlrA
IlIt prr lnt,,tl i 1T lrn+t nHt !"Hth I" Nil iF'
II t.tu, ta,,,t tn FtrH,at,l II, III" H"fhatH
-nt tu.fnr .ht. Ettr. ~ r"r - *ia"'eHH', f's"'
irtsth NJ tisr {. .rtttn f,r sr:nIrfrtl ~ A'eH'
II IN tf,t vi !, .r,tsl Ri,+ t'f fhr s"i ~ sr"'
,tte IL L M, .ftn tft hautfA If hffhHf fh1""
7It7tu .tnhn n. tultihs h'Fi t""A@l dh'ir
, 1869-09-12
THE JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS.

Thc Nnrcooa s.nu the FattyfoERor.
Thu rarroun II u rcst!tnt oy tho United states
ot America: he cDlgra'y,! lev thls country soon
and nothing Int lss eAvs te~ g't q tiylng with,
lie Ii ot!G vi those kind 1y persons whuse hide -
HGnh EoTc than al 'ht rest w him.
Yates Ihe cornreE.s AMI nats rtag sasicn sas for
trsteuaucc, xud understands his nlzz,ncM.
W. family eensl.ts ~ wife and 1h1es caldscp.
lie can ala is le found Al house during tue day,
r'ldy 70 seceire calls, but hts ntshtz ate devoted
trw sooksa After his own acasss.
lie Ite-aes IN solt fur, and htx tail, Efch Is
ttuId, haz T!ngn on IT, .........-.
Tleae Eines arr Of the same material thst sha
thtI II, arl arc worn upen all occasions.
During the winter he t1cs himself up into hanf
not and lays down By his nrestlc.
wsse nor ss 4aa out
aud II IL wa*n: for the dog. and the rest o. man
Kind, the rncconn would t1n,t what cFe11bouy else
Int the dt s. ,1re hin and the men skin HIM,
ani what there il lett Of htu alnr Worth cusa
He u not natra1 Ta7ato1 Ike the heJprhog
nt.sl alligator. tut iurs TO be civilized aud hy
among folks: but he h1z cue vice that the atnaet-
est missionary Oh earth fa'4t redeem, et thl. -
the art nv Sleai[uS,
Me is seek I'd ley shs e:ow Il pe.s: lassens. AID
lie aili lip over barrel Of aepic ssss ls.s :or
the fun Of uauIIug the With hlz trc:. and VIII
pail cut the plug cut os the fuo'las4is, not otsstss
ht luya sugar en1Y hc:ier then he dux {Ouu+s
| dauh to IL
years. felahsefthe uore icFht1J In an aaiusl tne
mere human he. liz. '........
Icany nhA, oy searching .he passenger Ns,, taas
te, 10 pounds Of mutton sa:sage that m:stes cvoa
and h'z wife cuu,muscti ~ stealing II le.
! IneveF kna q rackcoon te~ want anything long
| that he could etcu1 quick.
| EuaJnttiy who haz looked coon right sfnars
IL The face Will bet IN ioslsf that he IS dead
beat, OF uhIer I've hundrell dollars bonds not .cn
| r0 infn fhp EiY71nfEl the Fr,AtF H4xI
, 1869-09-12
THE WOMAN QUESTION AGAIN.

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= I" INC eAlh'A' d. '''na'e "l'pIcA'i'' '"'
r.iee' rh'f"e'", lo'"' M" appointments
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, 1869-09-12
THE HARVARD-OXFORD BOAT
RACE
charles Nentic'4 uiurtltA-Thc
harvard stroke and. Vegetable
ltftt.

mar.
Tha Lantpu correspondent Of the Now YORK
+,t.,,,- ,x+,,,,s tnrre. column account Of the
~. win ,,..caxt m vhIrh /, In a Letter
oeo' sHeN' 'A.e iA ~. ,tt..,, |
II e0ntAias ssoas SAa'le9 se@'s' s1e tetsst
datett August - 1t AsIS: ....-...
7 hYye more than once tefeHeu 10 the tutelGst
taken In this match by Mr. Charles ReAle. Hts
frtcnpnt yi5lt 10 the crew fam,Iiaf1xcl h!ln with
.sca tr.njy {rnr lie umpire i t,at asked him |
~ mi snxn hls inpryseIens and he nualts gave |
~. Hha,tv ~ nsa tha faF nntsa he aent me on |
nnat,t; maj .hrY should NOT snt,ear 10 naye been
Snnntre1r.s nnr H. frraietj al hav1ug tneu frat |
u1,1i.~ fnr nnbusa:ton uts wt5h mast he {ny ex-
cnsa Jor tncudpg b,s letter IN mJ owu Instead Ct
rtylpr II u place Of honor by itself.
air. Eeaae wsites:
ali could hardly be believed IN the United
STATES TO what an extent ], M U1tosl man. sym
nathize with your gallant fellows. Bn. AeI1 jo1
nv .i,sr rryattons
X,rne tI1r;ar,i toat Goes down little by the
neaf. IS She fae4l The tide, coming % st:1r, the
WaYrr ne afiT rau oyer her.
.tfhh crew xere not IN high cocI!tion genesal-
,s. nave long feen lhla with regret, Hut It IL il
notxt % 9kich thcJ are touchy. and could not
arpto0ch Il without offence. lsEve}s. boil on Lor-
Ing = neck, tloooIeFs l!ns, especially o. Summons
and 3 general want ot tnat spftHhttiuets tnat re-
suits from high condition. They were, however,
har1f IN nuscle-ba1uer thsn the Oxford crrH.
Yet SItumoas baI Ila1fheA On the u3y and for
foftJ.ptuht Gcuts previously.
, 1869-09-12

Tr,vrt,,, ,l!+r,l~".tIs! l.a'r '''trafls I!"r'l
lpld fit lsn II ID" ,i-lnr t"lliE"' "f III"
,v,,tt.1r, d." knthw"af"fn University Mt
E,r,, h,,, E,nl tir' t'nflrer n ihr rii, IT
lev i,,k nj"" he l'g.""f!''l lf''f''H
# III. t,lstl,t i,nrpi.a.,t" wl.,"l, ihe atr1r
, 1869-09-12
1srlZxtYs

The following Clever rer@es to a grizzly nca-,
1T III the Ursrtl.d HcntAip for September, VII.
amusc Mr. Enefsoh II Well ~ al Who nasc real
t,in 1!,t3.,i,ta
, 1869-09-12
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THE WORLD or AMUSEMENT.
Tho 6otuBtgtofs.

Tho 6otustgtofs.
poeket- -Tloolts uud hIntcrntly.
E1stfiu-Cr.titit5.
with HttggebtlohH fur nellef.
sbtltttst&:A;
IN MpmHIy VI GhkElss 1t, WfsHht,
ANlNnelt@Eittpt
1,utssia Of ths Rymphnay es4son
, 1869-09-12

| hAs been grinding "Captatn 9lnks Of the
! Horse MA1tneA." The Eaxn who Da4e
that Inlcrnal tune ought 10 hare died
| hefere he trt.he1iit Il there TO relief. Cannot
| the ton 1onu Council de@ise some 1lca1s BY which
! these nntssntta thAr he compelled to change
round ouce tn rhile. Would II no, he worth
| the while tor romc Of our theatre managers to
collect al the hAulorp7us In tho city, b!g headed
boys aE1nlesA women, ltF1e+s men, MONKEYS.
! women VIII st1 chidten, Italian, If.sa3icn AMI
all AID make Au orchcttra Of them: The thing
would as least te novel, and vculA dra1 tor \
Hhilc, AZ every hanl.orxan In the city plays
"Capta,u J,nks, = they colld all be feFed to one
time II Sam Myers OF Frank Aiken have 4 SIN
ne bowel, thcy win t7} It for q while as least
And srealine oi Organs reminds NE OF the
ePler did Coliseum organ Which the hurricane de-
ro'.shea TIE Other dag. Tsss report tha. It haa
been pusthsse+i Tor the Parwe!i Hall IL euttselr
I1toapit~l- tia cheering TO ino* also That those
distressed eouls tho hare been Protesting Aga!nsf
It's purchase TN thr interest Of other ortA1ha11l.
! err,, and who hare expended Ereai aeA. oE very
usr!ess wrath and had frlfI, can now Sup thtis
| potse There VAS something veEy ssA nna yet
rcrJ sublime 10 mo Ii the destruction Of that
building md organ II they were 10 it destroyed
At ali II w1l emtnentlT fitting NcJ
! phontd mcet with some tragic and magnificent
fate. They had been The theatre OF the ETsntcsf
musical evcnt pf any hEc. They we're inaa9uFaie 81
| with all ihc kuh'lu.ts and soenuity Of which
music II capable Ercr5thtnK connected With
,nctn wAs urep Titanic scale. Il ~a* nts!ng
tncreierc that whtn Nature trctrc1 their fic
strurtlou she ehurll do 1t WIKI the wrsth Of TIN
bu.tIcnne anil The terrific march "t the storm
rnrn Of gigantic rr"3ecf, de1utci 10 genattt
purpose. thry fpri with Gigantic ftnrf-
he Fut'irnnpYt Of shc hisfytcsnc attt the tut1
t!rhltss ai dtalh ~ together; stKt whrH the new,
ramr 10 ls nj, t-rijlat morn,nT tbk! pnnr NrIEE
| Ind t,ccr cut ,oNn hu MI tnstant, right IN ths
rnvrr et NJ. t,a,s ihea thoct II WHEAT ~ III
rirAr, II MAS un. nnly fcstfat h'oN I" thns' In
i,t,Rt1} hstriart with HIN 1T Tim pffIrc 4! hi
Tfmst, int to nil lIs cttFtntal s'retsfrA WIT
wlt IL thr ttryt our* Win II ~ wit'" th~ hrs
tn lay ,fnwn ihr i,cu sni Rn ito ihr Faer! ut tn
, stln'!uw: ttns tntr fstrnt Nnt cfIHtnrs~fi7e1 n
thfrr ttstr. fnHhinhrsn III duty. hnnrst} II p'tf
, rE+r, hud g-tlflrtE nnttnrta IT rtt,fHrt- III NJ,
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-21

The VOICE OF MAsoNRY.-The Jan.
number, 1869, Of this Masonic Maya
zine is now out, and comes to US in q
new dress, the cover of magenta col>
or, and trimmed, which is o great i'm
urovemcnt. The paper used is heav.
Ter, and the publisher has inserted q
photographic print picture of himself
at the request of many of his sub
scribers. Other pictures are to fol-
low in future numbers The cons
tents of this number are The Mystic
Tie; Joppa; Sparks from Masonic
Anvil, No. 5; Observations on Honor;
Chicago Consistory; Funeral cere-
monies for Grand Commander Rob
inson, sd; Funeral Grafton on d. d.
G. NJ. Henry Regenburg, 33d, Of La;
Ode to the Supreme; Book Notice;
The Sisters Dream; Editors Draw
or and Quarry; Lodge Elections; Chi
cago; Obituary Notice, &C., &c. This
is undoubtedly a splendid number,
and is live magazine. Terms $500
q year.
JOHN G. w. BAILEY, PUBLISHER,
164 Clark Street Chicago, Ill.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-21
Agency Items.

The Methodist Church, under tho
faithful and efficient ministrations Of
Rev. Labau, is in the midst of pro.
tracted revival, which hos added over
thirty members to the society, las
we learn from backslider from that
denomination.)
McConkey, who made a small ex-
pertinent at the suicide business, by
cutting his throat is rapidly recover.
ing.
Since the first day of January, 875
hogs have been shippid from Agency
City, which cost s21, 2s7,17.
The item in our Fridays daily
about tho very fine lots Of hogs re-
Gently sold by Squire Foster, and
Reynolds 4 Sons, is quoted by the
Hasckeye, and our other exchanges.
The fine farmers in that locality
are acquiringa well deserved repu
tatiOn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-21
New York, July LIST, 1861

DEAR SHIN your paper of last
week you or one Of your correspon-
dents say that DR.. - is not the
originator of the celebrated Planta-
ton Bitters, and that they were man
ufactured and sold by one Pedro Mar
telle, an old Spaniard, in the Island
of st. Thomas, over forty years ago,
as every old sea captain can testify.
Now, sir, 1 can certify to the above
as being true, for have followed the
sea for over forty years, most Of the
time doing business with the West
Indies. These same Bitters, differ
entity put up and named, were brought
to my notice on my first trip to the
Island ofSt.Croix for a cargo of rum,
and for years and years after my
ships stores were never without
them. always supplied my family
and my neighbors with them, and
can truly say better Bitters and
Tonic is not made in all tho world.
Yours, truly.
CAPT. HENRY VENT.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-21
Notice In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District Of Iowa, in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Charles Evans, BANK
rlpt, at Keoknk, In said District, on the
18th day Of January, A. D., 1869, U. s.
A., District of Iowa.
This is to give notice that petition has
been, to-wit: ON the 18th day Of January.
A. d. 1869, filed in said District Court by
Cha's Evans, of Pella, Marion co, Iowa, II,
said district, who has been heretofore duly
declared bankrupt under the act OF congress
entitled "An Act to establish uniform
systom of Bankruptcy throughout the
United States," approved March 81, A. d,
1867. for discharge and certificate there
of from all debts and other claims provo
BILE under said act, and that the 10th day
of February, A D 1869, at 10 o'clock M,
Is the time assigned for the hearing Of the
SHINE before said Court in the city Of Keo-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa, in said District
when and where all creditors OF said
bankrupt, and all other persons In inter.
est, may attend and show cause, il any
they have, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted. And further no.
tice is hereby given, that the second and
third meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt, required under the 9th and
18th sections OF said act will be holden be-
fore Daniel Anderson, Register in Bank.
ruptcy, at his office In the city OF Abba,
Monroe county, Iowa, on the 18th day ol
February, A d 1869, ut 10 O clock a. m.
IL. X. LOVE, Clerk,
janis u. s. Dist Court of Iowa.