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, 1870-06-08

15,h., +,.,,nrt ,xa1 n1onted
sC.uunx
ynsncctor Holden from H. comu,+,aa m 1,s
judiciary to whom was referred tne matter of reni
nrch - nsc7 for scsoo' nnrnoscs ,arethe1 ,ei ~
hole mater @ Of The long Is standins anaajusted IN IL.
tebteduess Of MI. Scaminon t. the school fuad
reported thai suit had been commenced against
ton The corpcratton counsel was preparing an
answef, In the meantime the committee recon.
mended the payment Of the rent due.
The report Tss concurTsl In.
HEATING or SCHOOLS.
Inspector Holden. from the same committee, to
whom was referred The matter Of heating the
Hayes, Carpenter and Holden schools, under the
contract with W11Woffn. IWoAl3 d Furse, re-
, 1870-06-08
latton To certain fsct8 '->@eue" WIN Ie-
1E; Franklin answered the qnesuon propounded

70 t.A
istiop TO certain fscts. ~ " asu1ued with re-
DR.. Frsntin sn,Senra N.
satlsfsctoIily. ~ 'A'' q't''s''n ptopoanded
inn. We sfnnIT aee r. afpSas ~ p,motIoM NOM
sfsfed cssa whpre honana.; taat nomtEopalnlsts
Dr, PeIson msde strope etga TeMeaies . JAILED q
yor ~ bntncr.nathy r. thasSs ss0uL npesIn II ID
helJeved there va ntthin% tSans .oss s. l4tea. le
canid cnre fAnnIause ""ooi neA'en taaS
~ Tflienth,f he11erad IN ~. o,. u.,
dnctrtne me aoctrfne ~ tota,,t .ec on a.nuemInn
fncr into rnnstSerarfnn III s11ny+oa ~ Mnico
~ thase Vhn heieved that III f.nt 4e,n h1n Gne
" snoee MAo peAsss" saS ~'E Asut ~ NJ Hlu-
ssn, Wy ~ ~ sa1sa ae olont cure
s1T1. Tr F,snFitn rFt1nr' nToao - .r ..,,..
tn;a ~ aEse ;aIs 70 eaptana1on He aad
slmpiy toio nc tale as II YES toio him. He hAd
t4.otAns eAttnoaItu, ~ AuknI set uown IN malice.
Ae case " !lau ltlGIIcu " Was lold MIN by =
hom@opathic pnysciaa; Re d!dn't wish 70 be
MtsIepIeseaLea py unnconoe sPeA1ess' as Ne De-
AeSed n u homH9PatnS. M .,,.,, .,o ,,....
Discontinued. .
oAeI.u AkLAfslSu fEsEk.
lapsing d Ferers Re referred @ to the arst cases
a sso Of e obsesd b. ss
Which had occurred: The paper Has referred to
the Committee on Publication.
A discussien ensued on the subject embraced In
experiences One physician stated that be had
tHo very obstinate cases-one nervous male, and
ne other afemMe.Whtch were not yet CURED. In
al inc cases pc hfu noticed an enlargement OF the
spleen, and the patients complained Of pain IN
aaas .as, 1ooalty, me re!aPses here would Occur
nbont every seSen days He proceeded TO state
the remedies. and the change Of remedies, which
ne mad used Ae had these tFo cases now under
treatment Tor 1our months
Philadelphia II any malar1Hus influences surround
o,hcr my se,aas spoke 70 he sane etYect as the
above rtlhting Their observations In cases Of this
ltnd of fever, and The remedies used. Symptoms
;Tere extensively detaieti and ali the pccuiartles
, 1870-06-08

REER-IIALLEEBACk, On Tucstiay afternoon,
James D.,naTtrf, r., iii. 1l."nap e. Farkri nnd Mss
Etllh l. Hacnhack. all Of this rity.
HOFFMAN-wEI1RLI-Ou On IN, 7t.l Inst. nt the rcs1-
by Tic Rcy. j. NJ Held. n,:D, Mr. Eohn ", Hoffman
and Mis- Efntlne Wei,rl. both Of Chicago.
SIaEMOHS-HFESETT-InE Elur BLAND, June :, by
Rev. S. Gilbert Ut ttc residence If f. u. KeIfori, John
H. Simmons. Of SrwaSp, Mich. and ai.s Amelia Ben
nett, Of Uluu Hand
, 1870-06-08

WAntcd-Evcry one Wishing 10 cx-
cude the dies and mosquitoes from their houses
to call at l56 Stnte street anil examine MeXoun's
Patent Adtusta bic Window Screens. They nt any
window, and are the ch. apest and nost conycn-
tent article In use.
, 1870-06-08

MnDroess Rheumatic Compound
cure for rheumatism, or money refunded. Fol
sale ut retail at IIarngtons Drug Store, corner o1
Illinois nntl Push Streets North Side Wholesale
at Fuller Elugn i EulerAz
, 1870-06-08

On the 2Sth nit, man named A. Mas etlipued
@ @vallse, containing about $3.50 worth Of giasses
1or spectacles. BY the Unted States E1press, ffom
nf rIt.aS 70 Gnlcago. Two or three days after its
a!!Sal u this city the Express company sent a
note @ Directed to A Mas, requesting him to cal
ana tahe away his property. A fellow represent.
inR nimsel1 as A. Mans went to the ofdce, securej
ne sanse and Departed A day or two afterwards
Me a Mas called for his vallse, but WAS told II
nan bcen delivered He reported the case to the
other A. Mas In a billiard saloon or Washinrtnn m
street, and locked him up In the Huron Stree,
sianon. The Rlasses were recovered In room Ia
= eullding On the North Side, where the prisoner,
have hearing to-day. w.
, 1870-06-08
The Police Courts.

the retreat from Pigeon Htll, was erraignetl be-
fore Justice Moore, yesterday morning, on the
pacnlar, means cannibaiIsm. The prosecuting
witness appsarea IN the person Of gfeen!sh-
on looking Fp1ig o. a. snma1, & natned william
lip, the eject Of Te1rences teeth To the question
Of The Clerk Are you guilty or not gu!lty 2" the
al' ansl he prosecuting wlsasss vas requested 10
make bis statement He began: "well, yer
honor; board s.t1 wia .s+ iacens sias. To"aa an;
ny fr1nd, Tim slailoney, and We visited
1r1nu. There was about twfnty paple there
We ken home about O'Clock In the morning.
Tta ~ 1e one bed VI When We iem bome lou e, we noded
he, Her ye KEN home, hev ye ~ II hev,r. saz /.
- gsy r. Ss1ssn g. Easss sss
sex /. 11nin j viii" sez he, ''an wid that he
jumps up, catches me round the neck, and bites ;
f I'm ssnS Into ci,air. Terrence here glanced at
his discounted antagonist, and tu!ning 70 tae
Justice, again remarked. ayes sir, done II" He
was G5ohn 8aa 6annors, @ charged x1.h stealing horse
CANON street, YVES held for tI5al ln bail of Sl,M.
cosa5 1as pea 10 1sr SHo obasne = lis
-Johl. Fury a. fined SO for lighting futioualy.
Should man be tned anything for being true 70
EinselI7
soCm SIDE coUKr.
Henry Austin md James Burns Gaptnleu
farmer fttn Whiteside County, named James na..
a on A15y ,s snd asy e SnocsaI
down, and would have robbed hlm had not an 2 onl.
Ger mtst oppnItnnely put in an appearance ines
james Watkina, II an has,!tpai wiie-beater, III 9
slrunken t1t, threw bis wife and children OUT OF
door. on Monday night He was t1ned xloa .,..,.
ing, captured linen t suit At T. Wells street pawn.
broker shop, yesterday morning. He ~As helu lol
, 1870-06-08

MeaicN ~ attendance Tue Wits were then taken
70 ne fs4denee Of their parents, No. s6 Augusta
sueet hl1cow, who is said to have been driving
re!J eafelehaly, was arrested and lodged Ia the
Snlcaao Avenue Police Station. One Of the witt
ooss was injured internally, and the others left
eys was partially forced from the socket Both
thonRht ther Injuries will not prove fatal although
aeH recovery is doubtful, owing to their age.
, 1870-06-08

SnIt 1khctEnH cured by using Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard Il Co., Sew
York
Paper Ennn.anEs nnh Window
shades, latest styles. Paints, oils, glass and
brushes nj F. E. Elghr's. g 1eantloph-sf.
, 1870-06-08

All Right Relieves Germs and 1suu-
Ions, cures cuts, burns, bolls. bruises. BcalIs etc
Druggists have it, Is cents per box. Dr. Stephens
S. CLARK street, relieves corns or buuious. SOC
aHc
, 1870-06-08

Cheapest md I1Chf.-TlfN4 Whit.
combs Syrup for children Is sold by druggists ut
25 cents bottle, and Is m admirable preparation
for infantlIe disorders,
, 1870-06-08

N1etE6f0loR1cR'.
Aeteoro!ogte4 record for June I, 1870, as re-
ported by ]: g. Langguth, Jr., optlctan, III Ran
do!p1 street. correspondent TO the Smithsonian In
stitute. The small letters are the initials for the
I1dIs4 words "yeenng.n ngentle," high" !" :" dry,a
, 1870-06-08
TO REJgT-Hnu0rs

mn pRWT.VERY OENTRARTE 49, -.-7s.--.e..e
hoo.s: Ne O. Tas.sht1 ,aa lS fs hesss
toist '3S "s.nhs'
no RENT-A H1VDsoaE I1RoK RFsi6F17,z
sernely er1amenttd Desirable loe.oa "a tSs We We
r III @ stsbis ae1:S ssessIa. ~ kta ssfsS e.
no RESr-ruRN1sHEp BRICK HOUSE, OF i,
ga sosIa Eh pslies rsastns. Appiy 10 6'sEiIL sapfL
BIC BROS, ss.n ~ ,.asst ass
ssi 81 Efs lon sstssse :s .
II psStea1, Inaa n 81 We Mourosp ap e. IS
West Rsodolphts. Rent vefy low
: IT. onf q Vsa wgs e
HH6 Hssa Fla s..ossi Bsni e i hdias earaef
eta.e ana wasn'as'on"ot
/ Brpfe1. 10 aet.opoitsn RoeS IA ia son,h fcoris.
sI4.t s hSsss hISss. s e seod order ~ is adieas7
9.t.A a0o.s: g:
nd mosern impe3sens aSsn M ND ~ stsS!:
r. r. s % RsSt lo Ean
ADAMS. 80 A.dson-st. .-N1
re REET.gyTEoA,Y-4AKp-A.HALF TORY a p HoUsE OF 5
q es ss seaih 81 sMFFG Il fGos
bo1n.s ELL f'o''' - A<'1 1''a'S ia DeAs
rro- -g77z~T 7777 :; : 7=7;a7 - I,7z. ;---
'n AKSfmNEAh .Et A i LNCotN PARK, 4 VERY
NsEx psinssS ~ papsTed thrsusheaI hsns eSeaP
la9 Deuboru-st N-1S-"0ee'
ITO Rrsr-A I.1PCF C0WVoD10I7s HoI7sF
i we'll finished with an modern improvements On Chi
family who would take 6!st-elese hoa5aeE- Rent sso
pr montt: f1 ,APPiy 70 EhNSf fHuss1Sd, Nc. La..
- - 49, =. egse ,;s37 ". ~
@ess siie1 5e.sense q Sbissss5sS -. 4 Es'f :t
Aent xs0 Bsr YEN; r, Apply 70 ERNST PRUSsING, No.
, 1870-06-08

l Nett week, BILLY EsA2ERStN nlN1lRElk3.
DEARBORN THEATRE.
Monday, juno Is, the World-Reuowned
II,ATRT TR nTDE
| IA IA u HI u HI " u Il II
! OF PANroMIA1sHs and DANCERS.
Inc sstA'ests sfuSS' HEMRi II M r.; sH;GousT
Tho intrepid hyinE TEL female q g,y,n,nmt,
| ,or, ,t4IIl MtLE = A4ELLA;, .Ei4 Aa;;,r.r
4 grand Rsl|cs and oths! INT ~ stsTsetiona
7-s5s.3es NV: se@1:5es: .a@;a a1a .s9asa;
On ,br 1,.c Thu sAp.u vAv rps ,.,v., e.,,t.,t
snd Il. 1ne u nm az saR M 1na 9a dn n at
fh M asr Svs
i9qns5 q Saturday nights with band
=6@@75.=:=:.@ z. =:.@.@~
CITY REAL ESTATE.
fronting Orchard, HaI.ted, and huriins hetWeen
ensh, i,.ance II var. i1tc1as st pe4 Cent WI
ECU kAAE9oT: :. %.:495!sa:.: =..,-...==-
K'OH SALEITEN ACRES OF LAND. JUST EAST
te Any ons dspE nc sna
eSftb'ese WfIRis = sIs,'s M sa's
| EoR s1LE5A a1.psoNE NEw THREE.
every s11 Ttpects on West Side within this; ruarEs o
Sa in Il ~ Tue Sss5n Wsha
bosk1 anE down town. Price low, trr1ua easy. Ap-
Ey ta,alf 70 snMARD C. WALLER No. Union Building
TOR sA1s-1ol FEET ON WoOD5ST.. CLOSE 70
wARb st" T. GEn sa Et;T uaoa % bu9ay aRDx & E.
sa!E:..:
FOE sALE-5. FEET FRONTING WEST, on
nRRY as M f9efe.nsf ;Ianf;n fn put foot
| FOR sALE-s "A ACRES On THE CORNER or "a;
Az
, 1870-06-08
THE LAW COURTS,
Five Thousand Dollars Wanted
for n Forcible Entry.
Alleged Swindling-$1O0O0 Wanted
for Personal Injuries.

- NEW sC11s-FoRcBLE ENTRY.
julia A. Dewey '. William u. Croker. Action
OF trcspass commenced. Damages laid At 5000.
A cupias WIS sued out The p1a.utI charges that
defendant Erongfally and forclbly entered the
premises occupied by her Go. 20 Sixteenth ssreen
rs millinery establishment, and being entered
used violent language, accused her OF being no
lady. and lDtimnted that her daughters would
Co1nmIt perjury. II Is arcrTed that nfter being
noisy, during about an hour and half, he LEFT
carrying away table valued at so.
ALLEliED EwISDL1SG.
J. S Curry v A. ulgiey- Action On the case.
Damages lad 1t fs0Q. In this case eupids issued
upon the statement OF plaintiff, which Is In effect
that In February Last, he being then Goa! and
wood dealer, sold ont his business to defendant
for 81 ,030. As part OF this price, defendant
offered note OF one George J. Malllet represent
ing 1hik party to be worth ut least O00 and pro-
dnclnN the certificate OF Ma1lIet and Of one l. l.
cnghe to the effect that he was worth &15,000 over
and aboTe all indebtedness This. Its charged was
false, and presented with fraudulent purpose, It
being stated that Mailet WAS at the time known to
defendant to be q general Rwtndlee. II IS also
stated that as the balance Of the purchase money,
$300- we're represented by patent rights the
right to sell Bentons piue tree tar rEochces, and
pretended secret for the manufacture Of mucilage.
Plaintiff charges that these were yalueless and
6etiHOuS-
Dewitt c. Butler v. Andrew Raymond Case
nut N%tA MT
, 1870-06-08

Hazard 1 caswrll,a Cod Liver Oh Is the oess--
, 1870-06-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF,


Ataoclock on Saturday morning last the bridge
II the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati ST. Louis Railroad,
over the White River at Richmond, Ind, took nre
aud was completely destroyed. OF course all traf-
nc on the road was stopped, md 1t became nc
cessity to reconstruct the bridge In the shortest
possible time. The efforts put forth hucceeded In
accomplishing the quickest feat In hrlge-buildtng
on record The structure consisted OF three spans,
each lis feet long, MAILING total width OF SIS
feet, and the height Of tho rails over the wafer
was7 feet No less than $780, 600 feet Of lumber
Tsre ,Ss 5sgu,Fs ,se and 20 prompt
Saturday aud Sunday - cars we're despatched
fEcm this city to the scene Of operations with
lumber. Then e25 men went to work Immediately,
aud so quickly was the material put together that
Oh Sunday afternoon trims passed over the bridge,
and tEatc un the road was resumed This was
tne most rapid and complete piece Of work Of the
Hnd ever done anywhere The marvellous under
taking was under tha direcuon Of Wells, French
Co, OF this clty, aud OF Nj. j. Hil1 engineer, 10
charge of tha. division Of the road. Such WORK,
such prDmptltude, und such energy, reject credit
upon these gentlemen, who may Ge callei the
champion bri1ge-bulidess Of tho world, aud upon
Chicago, whence so much enterprise enAnated.
, 1870-06-08
DIED.

DIED,
SCOTT-Dn T,rslay, June7. at quarter past 1. of
rnt!NFttnb, il hA Id year. Charles Scott, Jr. son OF
Chntler and hlarin Srott.
Eup ri rrryres L: ocloSk T. to1ny At 81 reckst
rt- Ctl1Inlul. tOh!o) and Milwaukee, papcrs please
copy.
PITISlu thie city June = nj 8 o'clock p. NJ, Henry
H., only ron nf a. r. and Mary L. pttts RHtd year
u.onths ard - taye.
Funeral will taxi place at thr re4dcucc 1g7 Walnut
Et Thurrday .I,lnt T. nj 10 o'clock Friends Of the
Mtl,i1y arr invifc1 10 attend.
ACKHOEF--ln this city, June =. Sarah. youngest
ard IL GxyF.
Funeral from thu residence Of her father. No. rs
Moth Etalrtrds st. June G. nj o'clock r. tTrnd4 Of
ur family iEyitGd.
, 1870-06-08

= T; E. u / Il I '::s=: -:


CHICAGO, :Iuue g.
Bun rises. % m Moon rsgs So, ID D. m
b0h eets. - p N. Noon eets..... - "a
, 1870-06-08
DAILY EXCURSIONS

ntdss. !er the Crib at II and p, m; rrtuln.
ls:ip and 4:lu p . II On Sunday, 1of Hyds En- Pa5t at
ats ~, srr Hyde Park, to the strawberry festival.
with Wedsxooi's Band; return after festival Ia ovcr
3ioouls!lt E1cuzsicus on Saturday nghts, with band
, 1870-06-08
BOARD WANTED.

nOAE40 W 0NAAW.
1lOARD-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES GOOD
ID aized room, nicely furnished with full partial
hoard, In priyae family Addrcss for two days. A
b. Tribune Office.
poARD-AND LODGING IN APRIvATK FAMI-
- ~ by young gentleman. Addrrss X, Tribune
offte.
DOARD-AND LODGING N PRIVATE FAMI-
- IT, ftr boy T. years Of Address, stating terms
u, Tribune office.
IlOARp-FOR 4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN A
ID respectable private family or whcrr there arc few
hoar.IcrF. VIII furni.h tltis own bel and bediInS
Tcsms must lie moderate. AdaresO o X. Tribune Office.
Ter one week.
poARD-A PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS,
- cithet fusn.htl or unfnnshc for ecnt. wife and
daughter with hoar Mtt b. north Of Twt My scconi
and east Of Statc-ets AddrcfH sM1TA, csfs carrier
So.a
BOARD N PRIVATE FAMILIES, &C. IN DE-
ID aifaLr neat!nnu he obtained on application TO
SWIFT CO.. Is Aadisonst Room -.
QOARp-FTRNlsHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
ID wantrd ir gentleman and wife, In private fam
lily wbeIe there are but few other bUarirr1 Lo-
cation So1tt side Address for three days PARKER
IS and Is Wnb1sh-av-
RoARD-RY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE.
- in private family whcsr there arc few or NO
oartcrr. South or North Division. South Side pr,-
fertef Terms must hc low. Best Of references Aa.
drEtt + /. Tribune office
, 1870-06-08

EJECTAEST.
William R. Miller r. Noble Hfllfard. This Tas
an action Of ejectment for land, commencing at a
point on the west line OF Section 49, 80, H. forty
rods south Of the northwest corner, thence south
on the west line 80 far that line drawn east and
west, parallel with the north and south lIae, and
extending east to the lake would include fifty
ncres north Of said line and south Of line extend
ing east from the place Of beginning; thence east
to the lake, n0rthwesterlE along the shore to q
point due east OF the lake; thence uorthwesterly
along the shore to point due east OF the place OF
beginning; whence to the place Of beginning.
Finding for defendant.
TIE SAME. ..... ......
Henri s. Monroe '. Gustav Kirchner. Eject
meut for the west seven teet Of Lot Is, Block q,
Bushnelrs Addition.
JUDGEMENTS.
Bowen, Whitman i Wins1ow :. Lewis Evans,
Lewis A. Brown and Andrew A. Brown. For
fl,991.s1.
George l. Meacnam ct al =. Samuel c,
Roberts By confession for s, ,c3s-
NEW SITE .-
Henry y. Ihie1man ct al =. Solnn Cumins nnd
William D. King. Creditors bill
Edward Prescott ct al Y. Charles Hull and
James W. Maxwell. Creditors bill
, 1870-06-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUT A LOT FOR MANUFAC-
with particulars, Z r, Tribune Office
, 1870-06-08
wANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED 70 EhCAASGE-aG.No WORTH OF
eitv rsl este @ On cs:h hhe ss5s me souG i1r
CAAkOC &POPPLETOS, 1t9 South tl,ik-st
NTASTED-TO EXCHANGE -uyINpRnvFn
estate for seay .,nais catips and other FosJo
Add!ess Boz g. EIwo0d. Win Csuuty II go
, 1870-06-08
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE

FOR SA1E-CUrTAGE AND 3pFO0T. LOT on
rnrk:av.- near leasitttt. Apply to b. F. DAVID
NON. - Drafter1-st.. Room, j.
, 1870-06-08

~
LsOR aA.E-A SINGER SKWINO MACHINE.
a!rost nsT, Inquire Ut rs south Clark4t, Room 8
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13
Bulls Sarsaparilla.

A Good Reason for the Captain s Faith
Read The apfGnts letter and the letter fr09r
His Mother.
Benton Barracks. Mo. April 80. 1866.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir. Knowing.
the efficiency nfyour Sarsaparilla, and the,
es, / send you the following statement OF
my case.
/ was wounded about two year ago was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my
wounds have not healed yet. / have not
sat up moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips. My genera,
heal b is impaired, and need somethine
to assist nature. l have more faith il
your Sarsaparllla than in anything else
! wish that that Is genuine. Please e1
press me half dozen bottles, and obligs
CAPT. G. P. JOHNSON,
st. Louis. Mo.
80, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mothe,
OF Capt. Johnson.
DIR. BULL-Dear Sir: My husband, DR.
@. s. Johnson, was a 81 illful surgeon and
physician in central New York, where he
died, leaving the above C. p. johnson tc
my care. AT thirteen years OF age he hads
chronic diarrhea and scrofula. for whicls
Igave him your Sarsaparilla. 1T CURED
HIM. | have for ten years recommended
it to many in New York, Ohio and Iowa
for scrofnla, fever sores, and general de-
bility. Perfect success has attended it,
The cures Effected In some cases Of scTofnle
and fever sores Dere almost miraculous.
am very anxious for my son to again have
recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He is fear
full Of gettinga spurious article, hence his
writing TO You for it. His wounds we've
terrible, but believe he will recover,
'''g JENNIE JOHNSON
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13
Council Proceedings.
Dec u 1S6,

Dec. n, 1869.
a-s.7 4 special meeting Of the Council
held. All tho members present.
Meeting called in reference to the
employment of a city engineer.
Aid. Blake, Chairman of Commit.
tee, eaid he had propositions from
several engineers,
Mr.. Pcrton proposed TO act as such
tor $1,000 90 per yoar--thc city to
e, furnish instruments, Office &e. or
$500 per year, and lac furnish in.
strumcuts, office, &c. Mr.. Weber
proposed $500 90 per year and the
per4u'Setes ofthc office, or 5000 90 per
year and the pcrquisitos; tho city to
furnish Instruments, Office, &C., on
latter bid
Mr.. Waterman proposed $1,000
per year and the city furnish Office
room Mr. X. j. Reeves proposed
slaoo per year. The city to furnish in
strau ents, Office, &c. or $500 per
year and he find above or $1,000 for
wight months. "
After some informal conversation
an Informal ballot was taken. On
the first formal ballot Reeves rccciv.
cd I votes, and Waterman votes
After farther discussion Council ad.
= s iournct to meet Dec. 9th.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13

Hon. J. II. Carver was In the city
to-day. He was looking around for
the right kind of traps in which to
represent Wapello County in the
forthcoming assembly Of Legislative
savans at the Capital.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13

Miss Mary L. Spencer, ol Clinton,
wants to be Engrc ssing Clerk of the
House. If Mary should be elected,
she will ongross the attention Of the
members, even if she shouldn't prop
crly cngross the members bills.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13

a New Mar. --Ne have been
shown by our accomplished Record
er, u. W. Tower, Esq, IN elegant
new map Of Ottumwa, and its add
tions, which he has tor months been
compiling from official surveys and
records. 1tsupplies want long felt,
and should be subscribed for freely
by our citizens, to enable Mr.. Tower
to cover tho heavy expense Of getting
it up.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13
Daily Courier of Jan. 9Th,
Circuit Court.

Jan. Trm, 1870.
The day has been occupied with
the case of John High VS. the City of
Ottumwa claim fer $500 damages
on account of injuries received to tho
person Of Pl'f,, by reason Of the dill
apidatcd condition of q street cross
ing. Hcndershott Il Burton for Plff,,
NJ. j. Williams tor defense.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13

An English journal likens the ig.
norancc Of some English officers to
that of an American secretary of the
navy, who, it reports, once uttered
his unfeigned surprise on going
aboard ofone of his own ships il the
expressive words, "Why the darned
things hollow"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13
Bulls Cedron Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

Ara,lstt3 Heard tfom.
TESTIMONY or MEDICAL MEN
Stoney Point, White Co., Ark
May 23d. 1866.
DIR. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir: Lust Feb
ruary l was in Louisville purhsai ng
drugs, and got some of your Sarsaparilla
and Cedron Bitters.
My son in-law, who " as with me in the
store has been down with rheumatiin the
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Dr. Gist who has been in, baaoyed
tried them and he also improved
DIR. Core, who has been in bad Euaiib
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fected--he improved very much by the us.
OF your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bit
ters has given you great popularity in this
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LOUISVILLE, KY,
an Or Tie above remedies for sale bu
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13

The Davenport Gazette fears that
Allison has bought up some northern
members, yet that paper supports an
Indian Ring Candidate Comment
is unnecessary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13
December 9th,
DEC
Council met per ado

Council met per adjournment. Alb
al sent, Aid. Riordan. ssgt... -
1913 The Council, by motion, proceeded
10 the election OF Il city engineer, )
votes required to elect: Mr.. Waiter
man Was elected on the 11th vote,
and the Committee authorized to
contract with him as city engineer
4 adjourned #
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13

We are duplicating Chicago styles
and prices in Job Work in the
COURIER Job Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-13

LATER.--One of the jurymen i'll the
case Of High VS. the city ofOttumwa,
was taken sick, and the jury was dis
charged in consequence Of it, and the
case continued generally,