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KANSAS.
Another Bridge Over the Missouri An
Indian Chief Murdered.

Another Bridge Over the Missouri An
Indian Chief Murdered.
ArcHIsoS, Ang. -.
The Chicago 4 Atchison Bridge
Co. have advertised for proposals for
building q highway and railway
bridge over the Missouri ~ this
place, tho proposals to be received
until the 18th of September at the
Office of the company in Atchlson.
Parthe, one OF the Oldest chiefs OF
the kickapoo indians, was killed BY
a drunken bali breed named Walter
Roseielt on Sunday last. Roseielt is
now in Jail. The kickapoos threat
en- TO hang him.
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Important to the Ladies. 1t is said
that the ladies who are troubled by PIN
pies, ssllowness, moth patches, ringmsrks
De-, may obIiterate the evidences Of their
modification, and add immensely to their
personal beauty, by the use of an article
now being sold by our Druggists,i known
As Magnolia Balm. We should think such
a thing would be very popular.
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Caleb Gushing, in tho Independent,
shows that England was only con-
quered by the United States: ut is
notable that no true English army
ever surrendered Itself to foreign
enemy except in the United States,
bit that twice in the war of tho Re-
volution, aud once IN the second war,
an English general caritulated on the
field Of battle, aud surrendered his
forces to the arms of tho United
States. There u no parallel to this
series If events 10 all the numerous
military operations of England, in
Europe, Asia, ard Africa, from the
time of William the Norman to tina,
of Victoria"
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


The Wounded IN the Late RR. Disaster.
BosToN, Aug. 20.
Several persons that were wound
ed in The lateRailroad disaster exhib-
it uniavorable symptoms to-day. Ed.
Williams of Linn, aged %. was bad.
ly scalded, and it is thought that he
cannot survive. Frederick Browning
and J. Il. Belts, both OF Linn, are in
a critical condition. Jefferson Rowe
the baggage-master of the Pullman
train, who remained at his post, lies
ut the hospital in u precarious situa.
ton. His right arm was amputated
yesterday, and to-day his left leg
will be taken off. He was injured
internally, and received severe eruis
es about the face, and his recovery i,
| extremely doubtful. The number q
deaths has reached thirty two.
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ExouRsIoN.-The Reverends Ship
pen and Teter, of Burlington, have
gotten up an excursion to Lincoln,
Nebraska, on the 18th Of September.
Tho faro for the rvund trip from OF.
tumwa 10 $780,. Tickets can be had
of Rows. Il. l.. Briggs or 7. e. Cork
hill. RI
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5Lssgg ~ ESs : 81
The following Is copied from new and very
interesting book, entitled "Gossiping Guide
to Wales" Henry made one Or two attempts
TO beard owen alendower tthe Welsh seneraD
in his mountain den, but the Welsh climate
was loo much for English effemiiiacy. Tho
march of Henry ~. Into North Wales In ,ffO2
was a canton 10 welsh tourists not to forget
their umbrellas Pennant, thehistorian, ssys,
"The eveht Sf the invasion was very uiitbftu.
nate, Gisndower. who had too much prudence
TO hazard q battle against SO superior an sne-
my, returned to the Businesses Of the noun
tains, and drove away the cattle and destroy
ed every means the English had Of subsists
ence. The season proved nncommoniy bad
for the very elements seemed TO have warrctl
agsinst them. A continued course Of rain
and storms, with the continual watching an
enemy ever lowering over them, and ready to
take every occasion OF failing on them from
the heights, wasted the army With sickness
and fatigue, and obliged the living once more
10 make an ihGlorious retreati'' The .spiriA
from the Vastly deep" that Shakespeare makes
the Welsh prince boast he can Invoke, seemed
this time II come whom he adid cali Tor them )"
aha d serious chapter Be written II RSnry's
mis1prtunss.9 We will give q comic one. The
following Is an extract from the one referred
to- After accounting the journey from Shrews-
bury to the mountains, the writer says:
Came over the spirit, too soon, q theif dream:
proceed 70 record III II GAME On TO rain!
IL fAined On the Saturday, II 'tained on the
1t rained every hour Of the day Oh the Mon
on tuesday 1t rained cats and dogs. ~ they
say, 49,
And Wednesdayswas Also avery wet day.
On Thursday and Friday. especially the latter
1t rsined very hard..but, my gracious! on
Ths s! rain xasmost dreadfui- great dsa, more
Tssn that Of the very: worst monarch we've
And King H.nry's no. thirst for destruction
was ausnchsd By this timely supply Of cold
And bis gallants so gay. and his Sarons 50
They couldn't catch Glendower- only
The soldisrs. with rainvater up 70 their knees.
Were very uneasy while standing at ease =
And the trnmpets grew oArse. and would not
And the fiies seemed all suffering nom very
The cayairy's brilliant equipments were
And ths horses ali smoked. just IS II they'd
And the scotch rusileers, with the captain
Were extremely annoyed with very bad
And n5ihing wa. 5 seen mid the yeomanry
Ana nothihs was heard q TIE Shropshire 4shHs
s kshs more seis
King Henry himself became rather unwe1l!
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Yellow Fever in Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Aug. ~.
A few new cases of fever have
been reported and three OF the cases
previously reported, terminated scri-
ously. Since yesterday ~ largo mum.
Der of persons who were unacclima-
ted have left the city. Opinions q
still divided as to the probability of
the disease assuming he proportions
of an epidemic.
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We call the special attention Of
our readers to the list Of appoint
ments for political meetings, through
out the county, Of the candidates Of
both parties, on first column OF sec-
ond page. slai'91'la aHlls9&1
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BERLIN, Aug, 29.
There were three hundred and
twenty nine deaths from cholera in
Koenigsburg through the week end
ing the 22d inst, including one hun
dred and twenty-scven children. No
deaths occurred from cholera at
Dantzig during the last two days.
The Kaiser Francis Joseph will
meet tho Emperor William in No
vember at some point on the Rhine.
The Blaco Rebellion at Uruguay
10 crushed aud the rebcls routed.--
Amnesty is proclaimed.
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August 10Th, 1871. All. HAMILTON, p, NJ.
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MARRIED-Aug. 9th, at the resi-
dence Of DR.. t. J. Douglass, by the
Rev. IL. b. knight, Mr.. WILLIAM H.
DANIELS and Mrs. MINERVA Douu-
LASS, oil Of Ottumwa.
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ST. Louis, Aug. 30.
FLoUR-Very dull.
WHEAT-No. 2 red fall 81 %.
CoRN-Bettcr; yellow at 53c in ole.
vatOr. Su
OATs-Firmer; at SIC mixed.
RYE-Dull; at Csc cash.
BARLEY-No sales.
WHIsKY-Lower; 81.
PRoyIsIoNs-Firm. EAt
j PORk--Saies at Sl3.
BACON Higher.
SHOULDERs--64c.
RIB-Clear--7.a7!c.
LARD--At SIC.
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have horse power, cider mill
and cider press, and am prepared TO
make vino and cider tor any body de-
string it. 1 live 1t miles north west
of Agency City. Wine and cider
made upon shares or otherwise, as
parties may wish. 81. sls III.
4t-w* m 5eis j, 8. REYNOLDS.
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Mr.. ID. Rodman takesthis method
of informing his customers that he
has no connection with the New
York Store after this date, Aug
l4tb, 1871. a22wd2t
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Chicago Market,

Chicago, Aug. 80.
Fh0ua--Qaiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Sales at sllOa1.25 cash.
CoRN-Fairly active; ut 45aa46c
cash.
OATs--Lower; at 29ia294c cash.
RYE--Firm ut 5Sc cash.
BAshEy-Closing at 6Oa6lc cash.
PaovIsloNs-Firm.
PoRK-Hctivc; at S12.G2lal2.S5 for
Sept.
Firm; SIC cash.
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PARIS, Aug. 29.
NJ. Larscie, French minister of
Works, has resigned his portfolio.
1t is said that since the annexation
of Strasbourg to Germany, twenty
three thousand inhabitants of that
city have emigrated to France and
America.
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II. w. Hawley, Esq., wrote recent
ly to his father from Denver, Colora.
do, that he was doing quite well, aud
he thought improving in health grad
ually.
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FOREIGN.

Military Commander Appointed Theirs
Power.
..s PARIS, Aug. 2s.
Ducrot has been appointed Militia
ry Commander.
Steele favors the proposal Of the
London Workmep's Society that the
Communist prisoners DO allowed to
omigrate to Canada.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 20.
HoGs-Recoipts 5000 head; bulk of
sales = s4.25a45O for heavy and
light.
CATrLE-Receipts 1900 head; most
iy Texans; choice natives higher at
s.. 75a6.
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LONDON, Aug. 20.
An explosion of Petroleum last
night on q vessel at Peuzance, de-
stroyed the vessel and killed two per-
sons.
The steam tug, Osprey, was lost
off Dundee. Six persons drowned.
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What are you doing for your
County Fair Wake up, farmers,
and everybody else, and lot us have
q better Fair than ever was seen in
Wapello county.
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CAMP MEETINa.-Special train will
be run to camp meeting at West
Grove, Sunday Sept Bird. Leaving
N. M. depot, S a. M, returning leave
West Grove about 5 p. m. Fare for
round trip 81, accommodations will
DO provided to convey passengers
from depot to camp ground.
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w. r. McCarroll, ono Of the staunch
citizens of Kirkville, has sold his
farm and is moving to Ottumwa.
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Will meet in the High School
rooms, Ottumwa, Sept. 4th. Prof.
B. Edwards' services have boon So
cured TO aid in conducting the lnsti-
tute. His reputation as m educator
nceds no comments, and teachers
will not only hnd it . personal benefi /
bat spleas,ro TO be present during
the entire session. An enthusiastic
turn oat of the teachers and friends
OF education is expected.
i Teachers who have not secured
board will receive aid in the matter
BY referring to Mrs. M. A. Peck, on
their arrival.
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Monday week, the State Fair is to
commence. A few Premium Lists
can be had by calling at this office.
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Denmark Academy.

Fall Term begins Wednesday,
September 9th. Open to both sexes.
Full course of study in all depart
ments. Terms Of tuition and board
ing moderate. "Confessedly at the
head Of the Preparatory Schools OF
the State" --Sendtor Grimes.
Catalogues sent on application to
the Principal. II. X. Epson.
DENMARK, Aug, 10, 1871. 3t-d-w
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From the CouEcil BUNS Times.

Myriads. .8ae 3sf
| From the CouEcil BlufYs Times.
Last evening We got an invitation
to cheap ride to Spoon Lake, on
the confines Of the city limits, and
went. Spoon Lake is appropriately
named from its resemblance to q
spoon. The bowl ia nearly circular
and about seventy.five yards in di.
ameter. The handle is nearly hall
mile long, and crossed by the Chica-
90 and Rock Island Railroad bridge
near the neck. The waters along
the handle is very deep and below
the surface water as cold as ice. The
bowl seems to be unfathomabls, for i,
five thousand feet limo with plum.
met failed to touch bottom. 75
A remarkable fact in regard to the
lake now is that il is literally packed
with feb, while heretofore there was
not moro than ehongh to crafty the
sporting practice Of our anglers. The
| fish come toward the shore in shoals,
gasping for air, and, dying in myri.
ads, are cast on tho banks to decay.
The water Of the lake, heretofore so
iInplu, mas assumed DARK Drown
walnut color. '@@
An eddy In tho middle ofthe bowl,
ebbing and flowing with tidal regu.
larity, indicates that Spoon Lake ID
| in direct subterranean commnnica.
| ton with some vast body of water,
and is subject to it's influence. The
water sometimes .bulges up in the
middle Of the bowl to IL or Is inches
above the height Of the rim or mar.
gin; and again it seems to form a
miniature cup or whirlpool, as If the
water was all leaking out through Z
hole in the centre. The circumstance
leaves little or no doubt of q subter.
ranean channel. ~
Another strange fact lie that, like
the, Caspian Sea, it is fed BY, several
small streards and, as there is mo
visible outlet, and the water retalns
its freshness, there must be an under
ground communication.
1t was ebbing when we visited the
lake; and we were filled with. curios.
ity to see the little maelstrom at
work sc, procuring a bottle, we in.
closed q scrap ofpaper inscribed with
The date, location, and circumstance,
corked, tied and sealed the bottle
and cast it into the eddy, when it in.
simultaneously disappeared - wal
swallowed up by the whirlpool.
There is no getting over the fac,
that in the flow of the. lake large
quantities Of fish have been introdu.
ced to its waters by this underground
passage, until the lake has become
everstocked. The native fish, nc
doubt jealous Of their piscatorial Wis
itors made war on them with the
evident intention of repelling the in
vasion. But the invading armies
seem 10 have been more powerful, L
Judge from the dead and dying
strewn along the margin, for thu
great bulk Of those found are buffalo
fish, catfish, perch and pike, but will
difference of color, showing, 81
least, different species. We plcket
| up somo of the dying fish and exam
| incd them- Some wero bitten oD.th
lowor part Of the body below tn
the gills, and others battered alons
the sides as ifreceiving chastlsemen
from an opponents tail.
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KIRKvIILE, Iowa, I
Aug. 20, 1871. E

Aug. %, 1871. S.
DEAR COURIER: Kirkville is not
dead. There has been sornc half
dozen nice and neat dwelling houses
built the present season; the Presby-
terrain church has been renovated, so
that it looks very nice; fences have
been rebuilt, and painted, 80 that
the town looks as though some one
lived there. a.iaai.f,s ,attYet4 st5.
/ There is good many more goods
sold here than q person would sup
pose. There is three stores OF Gen.
eral Merchandise, all kept BY good
Republicans. The proprietors are /.
h. Pollock, McGlasson 4 Bro. (they
have the 2. O.) and Kirkpatrick h
Page. ap sfa 81 9s3tif,a9@d
c. Sinnard owns and runs q drug
store. We have one tin shop; one
harness shop, two blacksmith shops !;
two wagon makers; one painter four
carpenters three doctors, three chur-
ches, Methodist, Rev. Barton, Pastor;
Presbyterian, Rev. Calhoun, Pastor :;
Christian, Rev. Voter, Pastor; two
boot and shoe shops one steam grist
mill one saw mill; Lodge Of the
Odd Fellows /; q Lodge Of the Sons Of
Temperance. 94 nan a.e3
The corn crop would have been
enormous with us, had it not been for
the exceeding drouth, and the chinch
bugs. As it is, we will have plenty.
The bugs have been working on the
corn for about two weeks. Wherever
they have gone for field it is as
dead as can be. They have killed
all the grass in the fields with it,
The corn is all loose on tho cob and
will not near hold out BY weight.
The oat crop was good ono
Wherever they are threshing, they
turn out about forty.eight bushels to
the acre. 7is
Spring wheat is not quite so good.
II only lacks about forty bushels of
coming up with oats. Hear of no
one that is going to Sow any wheat
to amount to anything next year
They are afraid that the present crop
of bugs will keep, and visit them early
next year. Barley and rye turned
out very we'll. "a@ Rle
Potatoes are not going to be as
plenty, as tho persons that have TO
buy, would like. You dig down into
a hill, and you will not and them
there. rhoy will be a. sood price
this fall.
A great many Of the chickens, in
our noigbbofhood, nro dying with
the cholera. Some have lost every
ono they had. Better be careful
what kind Of chickens you buy.
The splendid ruins we have been
having, the last few days, will make
the ground in nice order for the
farmers to do fall blowing.
Cattle are way up. Some think
they can, and are paying tho high
prices asked-3i@4c. They will
not get SC per bushel for their corn.
One man told me that he was going
to Chicago, to get cattle to feed. Can
buy them cheaper there and bring
them here and make more. a9
Hogs are not as high as they used
to be. There is no one buying in the
neighborhood. 'u ra
There is considerable excitement
in regard the Representatives and
Treasurer, here, but l guess that the
one that gets the most votes will be
elected. From the talk, it will be
pretty warm on the 10th, proximo.
HacSHGGg-1fa s-ft n
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1t is said that Gen. McCook, Of
Ohio, intends toresume the rehearsal
OF his maudlin speech next week,
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There will be . Sabbath school pic
mic hold in the grove near Mr.. Mel
sons, 2 miles South of Bladen4 burg
on the second Thursday in Septem
Der, 1871. All are invited TO come.
Come old and young
Come great and small,
Come bet as all unite,
And with our songs
And banners gay,
while for the cause we fight.
~, +, $3.50, ~ CnAs. CONAN.
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81 We copied = short article, which
dipped froman exchange, rela.
ting to . difficulty between Rev.
Mr.. Rowlev and bis congregation at
Eddyvilie. The article stated that
he was pastor Of the M. e. Church,
and might lead some to think it was
Rey. d. T. Rowley who has hosts Of
friends in this place. The individual
alluded TO was Rev. Milton Rowly,
formerly q Methodist minister, but
now setting pastor ofthe Congrega-
tionsl church ut Eddyville.
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WOODEN GOODS,

w. b. L1rTLEToN, Mayor.
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The city OF Clinton is afflicted with
balloon ascensions, by way Of amusc.
ment. A
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How TO RAISE TWINS "A farmer

How TO RAISE TWINS "A farmer
OF this county tells the following -
Hc was lately passing the residence
OF neighbour, when he saw two
little boys-twin brothers sucking
gentle, n.othsrly looking old ,or =
Their hats were laid conveniently
by, and tho little fcllows--one on
each side of "bossy"-were Juggling
away in genuine matter of fact style,
which showed tina: they had not for
gotten how to procure tactical nour-
ishment in the natural way. They
very speedily suspended operations
when they heard him passing, and
rather scornfnlly received his apollo
getic request to go right along with
their business. flo describes it rs 4
sccnc for painter-as il undonbtcd
lily was.- Waterloo Courier.
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Tsleg,rI,aphic News!
NEW YORK.
MASSACRE.

Frightfn1 Railroad Collision on Satur.
day near Boston Details Of the Hor.
rid AHAir.
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our Cemmercs ana repulatien.

Henry G. Carey. L. L. D., our great
political economist, has sent TO the
Secretary Of the Treasury d state
ment showing that during the de-
cade for 1860 to 1870 the increase OF
population was 5000, 900, and the in.
crease oftonnage carried on railroads
IA ,OO0, 900 tons, while during the de-
cade Of 1850 10 1860 the increase Of
population was only 1000, 900 but
the increase OF tonnage carried on
railroads was 54,6O0,O90. He also
shows, from the official statements Of
the Government, that the ship-build-
ing for home trade, rose from liz,
600 tons in 1860 to $4,000 in 1870.
Tho increase OF population in the
last ten years has been % per cent,
while the increase 10 domestic COM
MERGE has been 800 per cent. He
presents in vivid language the insig-
niicance of our foreign commerce in
comparison with our home com.
merce.
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Two additional deaths by the rail.
road disaster occurred today. The
papers this morning unite in deman
ding full investigation of the cause
of the catastrophe, and stern judg-
ment upon those responsible. An
inquest will be held near the scene of
the slaughter over the bodies of the
persons killed outright. Another in
quest will be held at the city hospital
over the bodies of those who have
died there.
A violent gale from the northwest
visited Boston and vicinity last night.
At Arlington the steeple ofthe Uni
tartan Orthodox Church was blown
down. The damage is estimated at
$25, 600 Or $4,000.
Three ft1en were drowned by the
upsetting Of q boat in which they
we're fishing in q pond south Of
Orange, on Saturday.
The suits OF damages against the
Railroad Company, for injuries re.
ceived by the collision, that have a.
ready been fled, amount to $3.50, 900.
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10. Cieanlg, BeautityIn.
uEN IfklGE anu Preserving the Teeth.
Persons who have used Farnham's French
Tooth Loxenges are delighted Euclose
cents To WIN. II. farnhan, 4 Co. sparta. vs.
constn, for sample box. something new
and novel. Tuli,vly,
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40 ACRES.

Forty acres under cultivation. the othet ,
good thinner land: twelve hundred Dear.he
Grape vines, one hundred young bcitfihe nF
pie trees, two good Hal'ieliss stF
a large SHgar GaMP, -
Coal E,fnk-A rein ) feet th,t6,
log dwelling, smoke hUsse, grainery, corr
crib and good stabIing, are susnesd the sPec''F
advantages Of this farm. ,.,,rs..
II lie farm Is not sold by the iotH On Ser
Ien,i,ar Is,I il viii be sod III public sale OH
the following Jay--the 18th. II sou, h",rs
will lie given. The farm Is Two miles sssI ~
Ottumwa, Iowa. JuSEpli l,tiNIAo'i>i"
Aug. 3ist ,yt20wJtS t.I
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NEW York, Aug. %.
Additional foreign intelligence oon-
corning the Dollinger monument in
Germany, reports that at meeting
of the Liberal Catholics at Heidel-
burg, Aug, 9Th and 9th, which was
attended by some forty delegates,
representing the countries Of Bava-
ria, Prussia, Austria, and Switzer.
land. it was resolved that the coming
Congress of the Anti-Intallibilistal at
Munich, Sept. %, should have a pub.
lie discussion Of the church questions,
A new declaration will be issued and
the Catholics of every nation will be
asked to attach themselves to the
| movement.
Mail advices from Germany state
that the Catholics Of Casino ano
| Munich have expelled number o.
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Deaths By Chsisra.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.
Mail advices from Europe state
that according to the official register
the deaths by cholera for the week
ending Aug. II, at Koenigsburg,
amounted to A, 10 being children
under IL. The persons attacked by
cholera belong almost exclusively to
the lower order OF society. The
disease is attributed generally to a
want Of food and cleanliness. Only
. very few have suffered of the bet
ter educated class of trades-people
and artisans, and hardly any Of the
middle and upper classes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
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