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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02
MI rS. Ohm Foy,
AND HER THREE CHILDREN


IDAHO CrrY-Hon " whitson. John Riordan. "
Crafts. Bryant, DIR II Zipf. DR. simpson, Geo
" Thatcher, Thomas Barry, Jas Judge, X ROBBIE
Thos Foye. Henry Meredith. Doolcy. Temp.
kins, John German, Thos Smith. Swim. G $
Kingsley keegan u Peyion. W Noble. W
Wnlf Sayles. Jr ID II Anderson. John Noonan.
ID Saunders Ben VI Davis. Matt Zapp. q Reyes.
FraRk Buckley Mr. Black. Dryde McClintock. Jonas
W Brown. John Brodheck. William Fitzgerald. + {
Porter. II Wickersham VI Rosenthal. Reed.
CESrERvILLg-DrC Freeman. John 0'Donnei Jas
Duke Ridge. II Tinchaf, Louis Bourgeois.
Con DonBho Chris Dempsey. X Goldtrap. G G
MefFert, Jas McDeyit;t VI Nealon. Pfoutz.
Pioneer CTTY-Jas Madigan. Matt Ryan. Ben VIII.
son, VI Cannady. Robt McCiuipness. Vim Rankin.
Charley Sallay. John Vesey, W Nunnally, and
Mr. Bavencr.
PLACERvILLE--Dr J II Raiston. Pat Sheridan William
High. Hugh Craig, II Witt Thos Sutton. Thos
Maxwell J W DAWSON. Michael Smith. chas Kohny
Jesse Bradford. Martin Cathcart Turner Swain.
GRANITE CREBE-Con Haley, John Leary. John Ellis,
Dennis Crowley. John Brogan, Robt Devine John
Noon, Mills. Thos Burke, John Gallagher ID
Steakla, Michael Kisrnan. JAS Larkin, Jas Mckay,
Chas Boyle John Cheatly. Michael Leary.
Bosros-Thos Decker, Owen Daley, Peterson. Robt
Spencer.
Floor Managers:
Robt Devine, G. Boyle, VIM. High.
Good music will be in attendance, and an excellen.
supper provided for the guests.
BD" Tickets for sale in every Camp
in the Basin.~l9a
Price Of Tickets, &5.
March 2, 1s7l-td va.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02

The BALL--The ball given by Mrs. Gallagher. at
Templar Hall in this city, on last Monday evening.
was no. as largely attended expected. which
doubtless be attributed to the number Of Socia-
bles which have been held, and the number of balls
yet on the tapis to of at an early day. Dane
ing was INDUCED in till late hour, and we under
stand that the supper one Of the best that has
ever been gotten up in Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02

AcxNowLEDoMESrs.-The Placerville stage brought
US, few days since. large box which we found to
contain two large and splendid cakes garnshed with
q bottle Of Hedsick. daily labelled with the compH.
nents Of friends John A. Sullivan and d. knight
OF Quartzburg. Now. IL there Is anything that We
really do ike, Il is fruit cake and "grape juice and
friends Sullivan and knight can rest assured
that ample justice was done to the contents Of the
box, tor which we return them our sincere thanks.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02

PREFER TO BE FRENCH.-Citizens OF Al
SAGE and Lorraine protest strongly against an-
nexation to Germany.
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ST PATRrcKs DAY.-It having been published that
the celebration Of this day would be held at the
camp wherein the greatest number Of tickets were
sold. Granite Creek carries of the palm, hundred
and seven tickets having been sold at that place The
celebration will be held in Crowley's Hail. the Grafton
by Dr. Healy being delivered in the afternoon. and
the ball will come of at night in the place. We
predict most pleasant time for all who attend
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02

+. o. BooKsToRE.-Jim pinney visited Idaho last
week. to see If there anything else In the station
cry line required at the bookstore in this city. He
found plenty of It herein fact everything is about
statonery-but Pinney has Jet on hand large stock
OF fine cigars. apples and other ctas too numerous
to MENTION besides, books papers and magazines Of
every description. They have received Frank Leslie
and Harpers Magazines fer March.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02

An EVENING SCHOOL WILL BE
IA held In the District School Room, in this city.
on every alternate evening Sundays excepted, COM
mencing on
Tuesday Evening, January 8, 1871,
At half past six O'Clock. The subjects Taught will be,
Reading English and Latinl, English Grammar,
Arithmetic. Mensuraton, Bookkeeping, Geometry,
History and Photography. Terms-$i5 per quarter
the pupils 20 furnish the lights and fuel
w. j. ROTHwELL, Teacher.
Idaho City. December %. ls7i-m3.
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THE READING PUBIIc.-The advertisement OF Mr..
7. J. ynton. OF Boise City, win be found in this is
sue. He is agent for several very valuable books,
among which is Zells Popular Encyclopedia. one OF
the most useful and valuable works extant. well
worth the price asked and is commended everywhere
by the Press Struggles and Triumphs of Selfmadc
Men is said to be very interesting book; as also
item Years in Wall Street. and Cuba with Pen and
Pencil" 1.-The Penn Letter Book is also q very
useful thing for business men; and the two books
personal Beauty and Physical Life OF Woman. "
are valuable works for the female sex Mr.. yinton
intends visiting the Basin at early day. and arr
assured by persons who know him that he is in every
way responsible gentleman.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

THE LITTLE CORPORAL has nevc,
been more attractive than it is fol
the month of October. 1t contain.
numerous finely executed engraving
and its reading matter cannot fail To
please all classes, young and DID,
Parents desiring to place good and
wholesome reading matter into the
hands of their children. should sub.
se,ibe at once for this. popular juven.
lie, and secure. the. three extra mum.
beers to all new subscribers for 1872
who send their names before Novem.
Der LIST. $780, year. Published BY
John 3. Miller, Chicago, ILL.,
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fncmentand civilization can be found,
should not, for the purpose of graft
tying this foolish vanity cultivated
by our sex, DO discarded. Such a
course Of adhering to old prejudices
and traditions disposses us Of one half
the intellectual wealth that the orea.
tor designed to DO our help and assis-
lance.
In conclusion permit me to appeal
to alt whether Democrat or Republi.
can, to not impeach the Judgment Of
mother, wife or sister, in the election,
where only one woman has been in
duced to aspire to the most humble
office in the county. Women hold
equal rights in churches and society
with our sex, and none have suffered
any harm, but their dignity and in.
fluence has risen in proportion to
the rights and privileges that have
been conceded to them, al civilization
advanced from the dark ages. Re-
publlcans, whose patriotism has so
often been tried, reflect ere you act.
ARIsTIDEs.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

The article in Fridays Daily
COURIER, aud which will be found on
the 4th page of our Weekly, signed
"Aristiacs," is from tho pen of an in
telIigent farmer who resides in the
east part Of the county, and who has
been a democrat all the days OF his
life; but who now recognizes the fact
that there is no honesty or fairness
in the party with which he has here.
tofore acted, and in the future ex
poets to devote his influence and
talents TO the advancement of Repub-
licanism and LIBERAL ideas.
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No rain for weeks in these parts
and the dust overwhelmns every.
thing. To-day the wind is frisky
and l'tts the sand into every crcvice
May we no favored with shower
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vinegar LsissxPs are not aSiia Fency Drink.
Made Of Poor RUIZ, WhtGi.ey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse LiatioTB doet2rol, spieed and sweet-
cncd to u! asc tlla t9s called on!ea,' "Appetiz
era" % 1Icstorers" &c, ti4t lee tho tirpcr on TO
drunkenness and rum. but are Ssca!e!ne, rnads
from the Native Roots Gad Herbs OF California, free
fse11t III Eicchcltc s'titnulmnss Trey arc tho
GREt 4 UI.I3t PlE EElf'EE pud A LIFE
CITING FRI LIE q Fa"fct E. aovator and
t2yeora' orof AS GgtzHj, carr ~ 81 al poisonous
alter ald s5oF t}t- t3cua - healthy condition.
ID beisaa caa alig tttse Bstes according to dlrec-
.Jas and re4E.g io1g uHW4I, provided their boues
aEtst Ert&j ly HaE:l poison o. otter means,
ere ysAi assal Wasted legcad the poInt Of re-
tScuilo E'ufsutiyo rs we'll M q
ra7s t.ss also, 8. peculiar Eisrtt of acting
-lNsE 3 !aTg&cFaG Cs9EG5..ap Q. in1Ssn.
sEt4lst Lt9rr, cls MI tic Nisccrol Cr@ans
BS.a E-7sa La c0Es'T.4 Is;T1s, WHISTLER 81
arg vr Of Hslrsle8 or EigEsE, at the dam OF v5-
'haa' g. sEhe inrn eflte. these Tonic Btteralave
lepaL
E5f IlsaamsnasosS laad cIsgaric Isheur.a-
fisl and SCOUT as+alQsia ar Indigestion,
.2inua, I-rHz.iCat and fngE TEaisgCnt EeyeTss
',seases Of fl'b H!eost, Eiscr, Ifidheya, nd
s.-EaF, thsss Iii eI8 have LecR naass succrsFfll
i,tscaas5 ~ ta3ased BY riiiatcE RiooI,
Hi5,E 'lsg@ay r12GHood Is arrangement Ct tie
@-s.ATc tsstG-aT.
3E&@ Eg - CT TSE[GEgSTIGS, Head.
sr. palgs1 c'Eaaf'arrs 3rE'rs, qi.ttarfs tf lie
|, sst nisgiasa. Epgr 4saetstons Of tie stonseh.
f.a tsn'als tss NpG.i. Ij5sus A;tasEe, pdpiflt,5n
Iss!st, Ipotfa.n,l7s uftEO Er.a5 rlir 4 the
r. t'Fs Of t'e Niaegs, sE5 15rDdrct other painoh
symptoms, are Tie otrEilass Of Dyspepsia. -s
Thsg lG7igdrAte It'd -se.g al 6ilIaalats the ton,
ia llyer Eg(Ho iyhsR saaafr 8, fuacqnallod
efficacy iR olsaasihg the b90G Of az iopari;.as snd
inspa7tlng rt7 l. ss.d Wiser to Tic ,ghe iesyattm.
FOR El[sN II.-..4 ss..Ss5 9tigag, Fatpr SAT-
Thenn, BiotekeS sgcs pies, FQstu,es, Botls, Car
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correspondence Of the Ottuinwa Courier. rs
3E FROM WA9l1v0ToN. 5
Tho iowa Senatorial Question Matters
PRESIDENTIAL York tolitics-
Tho Case Of Major Hodge.
The NATIONAL, WASHINGTON. !

The NATIONAL, WASHINGTON,
Septembcr17th, 1871. Y ]
Gen. Hedrick being very much
engaged here, has ordered me TO write
letter TO tho COURIER on pain of
being court tnartialed, cashiered,
and sent TO the Dry Tortugas, should
disobey., Rather than suffer such
penalties, comply, though all unfit
to handle "A pen at present for reasons
of purely hygienic and physlologi-
cal nature. In short, / have not had
good health.
But to begin at once. l doubt
whether Iowa is more exercised over
the Senatorial question than Wash
ipgton is. One may hear it discussed
here on all hands. As for the news.
papers, they have all treated it, and,
must confess with considerable
fairness and intelligence. I speak
of tho Republican journals, of course.
Those of the other persuasion have
been as might have been expected
unjust, unfair, and nngentlemanly
toward all the eminent men who
have any possible chance of repre-
sentiug Iowa in tho Senate. There
is Very great Kindness here, quite
generally for both Mr.. Allison and
Mr. Harlan. Ills my candid opinion
that they are regarded us the two
best mon the State has over had
hero, and that both of them ought TO
be in the Senate. Mr.. Allison was
always nncommonly popular He
has winning ways" No more
chIvalrons gentleman has been here
from any part of the country for
many years. He has great influence.
His Legislative talente are very great.
Every body likes and admires him
Mr.. Harlan ia equally popular by
nature, and has been here longer 10
gain more popularity. His great
abilities are on all hands conceded.
1t is, in fact. doubtful whether any.
member of the Senate is more ioflu.
eniiul than james Harlun. should
judgy that the prepoDderance OF
opinion b re is for Harlan. Mr.. Will.
son is, OF course, greatly respected
for his devotion, TO principle, aud
admired for. bis abilities bnt WASH
ingtonigns are too old birds not to
ace that his candidature is simply q
move in Mr. Ailison's intsre it, Epery
one here knows that Harlan or ALI.
son will be the next Senator, and
Mr.. Wilson is not practically 10 the
contest. / am free toNsay, tor my
own part, that ] would not swear
worth cent on the success, of
either of these gentlemen. Either
would give dignity and influence for
the State and party 10 the Senate.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

Names OF Petit Jurors drawn for
October Term Circuit Court, for the
year 1871. Jurors meet at Court
House, Wednesday October 18th, at
. o'clock A. M.,:
II. d. Hall, w. II. Smith, Robert
Cottrell, Isaac Elder, W. H. Fetzer,
=. NJ. Buckner, James Stephenson,
John Brown, Q. 7. Garrison, Aaron
byram, George Godfrey, Robert
Fellows, j. d. Beckett, l.. K. GRAY
sud j. G. French.
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John Hoerner, carriage man u.
faetorcr OF Ft. Madison, took log bail
on Sunday last, and left numerous
anxious creditors in the lerch. His
stock was mortgagod for all it was
worth.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

We are indebted to Mum & Co, OF
New York, the celebrated Patent
Agents, for q copy of the Paten.
Laws, and full report of the last
u. S. Census.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

Our city schools are moving off.
as wo learn, very smoothly. The
corps Of teachers is No. |, aud take
70 their work with will. The
pupils manifest great interest, and
AL secm to be fond Of their re-
sfectiyc teachers.
We hope our citizens will remcm.
bri hat their presence at tho schools
occasionally is very desirable and
ti'is the teachers much in securing
the attention of the scholars.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

1t is reported that Clay Dean has
met with a sad accident, dislocating
his arm. He did it in trying to put
gu clean shirt, but being out Of
practice, hence the accident. We
CLEAN from the Register.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

WapELLo Co. THE V1cToR "A,
the oskaloosa Fair, yesterday, Babt
owned by Judge Williams, of Ottum
wa, won the trotting race, over ali
competitors, beating Jaques' horse,
the same horse that beat Babe on
our course some two weeks ago,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

j. NJ. Hedrick, Supervisor Internal
Reveaue, for Iowa, Nebraska, CoIora.
do and New Mexico, returned from
Washington last night where he has
been for the last three weeks on bust.
ness connected with his office. He
viii proceed to Colorado and New
Mexico on official duties in a few
DAYS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

HoMEsrEAp.-Gen. Wilson gets up
an excellent agricultural paper. Our
farmers ought to patronize it, espseci.
ally now. The Legislature will be
in session the coming winter, and
they can CLEAN from 1t an account OF
the proceedings of that body.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

a Clay county trapper has captur
ed n double headed swift or newt
so the Nelrs says, The Aevs makes
its story still better by the statement
that there is head on each end, and
that the animal can travel one d.
rection as well as the other.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

Tho contractors broke ground
the afternoon for the New School
House in the Fourth Ward Of this
city Ii Is expected to erect and
enclose the building before cold
weather.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

Tue ladies Of the LIST NJ. L. Church.
wo learn are intending 20 keep a
boarding tent on the grounds during
our County Fair. From our own
personal knowledge Of their ability
IN the cooking limo, we can guarantee
that they will give man more ano
hntter victuals for his money than h,
would get at any hotel this side OF
Shutdown.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

a majority of one hundred and
.eventy-five, at tho primaries in
Mass, say they don't want Ben. But.
Ter for Governor, and the one hund.
red and seventy-five are about right.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

In tho case Of Owens VS. the CITY
OF Ottumwa, the jury this morning
returned a verdict for the def't.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

has been specially prepared. 1t Is intended
for use where a slight alcoholic stifnulaul is
required in connection with the we'll known
Tonic properties OF the pure German titters
This Tonic contains all the Ingredients of the
Bittere, but go favored as to remove the ex-
tremc bitterness. This preparation Is not
only palatehle but com blnes, In modified
form, all the virtues OF the German Bitters.-
The solid extracts Of some Of Natures choicest
restore tiyss are held in solution by q spirit
uous agent oil the pufeSt quality In cases of
lsnguor o. excessive DEBILITY, where The sys-
tenn appears 10 bave become exhausted of It's
onerrieg icy.
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:. a Book for the M1llion.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN

The Great Soothing Remedy.
MRS Cures Collie and Grip. Price,
WHTTCOAB'S ing In the Bowels. 70
sTKuP. and facilitates the Cents
process of teething.
MES Subdues Convu.alons Price,
W HPrGOMB'S ami osercomes all dis Is
SYRUP. eases incident to chill Cents
drCn and infants.
MEs Cures DiniThea, Dys-.l Price
WHTTC9MB'S eDtery and Summer 25
SYRUP. Complaint in Child'n Gents
OF III ages,
tits the Great lIfAnt'surd CtiIdreu's Sooth-
ing Renedyin MI disorders brought on by
Teethtng or any other caasr.sy.
Prepared by the CIR FIQN MEDICINE
CO., ST. LOUIS Mo. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine every y here. e7c
June dwBm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

JoHNsroNs RUFFLING AND PLATING
ATTACHMENT took the LIST Premium
at the State Fair over all others.
Hurrah for our Ottumwa inventors.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

Horace Greeley tells the people of
Des Moines, to-day. what be knows
abont farming, at two hundred dol.
lsrs G. q. ID.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

Frank Warden is east laying in a
stock for the old and popular house
OF q. &. Warden.
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BENEFICIAL ONLY

in all cases OF the hillary system, Hooflsnti =
German Bitters stand without an equal. act
ing promptly and vigorously upon the Liver !;
they remove Its torpidIty and cause healthfu
secretion of blle-thereby supplying the
stomach with the most Indispensable ele-
lions. They give tone TO the stamauh--sLiIa-
ulatins its functions, and enabling II TO per-
form It's duties as nature cesi2nedit should
do. They impart vtgor and strength 10 the
entire system, causing the patient 10 feel like
another being--in fact, giving him aDew lease
faf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

The Presbyterian Synod Of South.
err Iowa meess at Council Bluffs on
tho Sd of Oct.
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H00FLANp's TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. 1t not
only stimulates the tagging and washing en-
erges, but inyigofates and permanently
strengthens its acton upon tie Liver and
stomach though, perhaps less prompt than
the Bitters, when the SHINE guam ity Is taken
Is none the less certain. lndigeati0D, Btllious-
ness, Physical OF Nervfons Prostitution yield
readily TO its potent influence. 1t gives tile
invalid new and stronger hold upon life, re-
moves depression OF spirits, and inspires
cheerfulpess. itsupplants the pain of disease
with the ease and comfort of perfect health.
1t gives strength TO weakness, throws despon-
dency To the wind, and starts the restored IN
valid upon new and ladsome career. But
DR.. Hoof1and's benetactions to the human
race are not conflne ed TO his celebrated
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PRESIDENTIAL.

] suspect the people on. in the in.
terror have no correct notion of how
greatly exercised the public is on
the Presidential question. 1t is the
question Of every hour. The boot.
blacks discuss it, and from their
curbstone Entertainments to the
offices OF heads of departments, one
may hear this topic more than any
other. ltseems to me that any one
with the sense of an oyster must see
that President Graut will be re.nom-
mated, and ought to be. There is,
it is true, good deal of opposition
to him among professional politicians;
but upon whom do they unite p
There are no two men who agree
This alone would secure Grants re-.
nomination.. And 30 it is almost
universally conceded. But he de.
serves re nomination because his
administration has been, upon the
whole, greatly successful. He has
been true to Republican principles
aud pls In finance, economy,
reform, nestle and foreign policy
generally, the present administration
may successfully challenge COMPARE
son with any of its predecessors. 1t
has failed in distribution of the pat
ronage to suit the politicians, and
that is all. The people know this
and will demand denomination
Any ono who wants TO win, can bet
his bottom dollar 90 Grant-so It.
appears here. .N.
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DIR. nooFL a Il ts3 9 ERAtAN ron &c

Now, there are certain Glasses OF persons 10
whom extreme Buffers are not only uapHtst.
able. but who find IL Impossible 10 I4lra-thsna
without positive diaeomtort, Tor such
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RAILROADS.
Luxurles OF Modern Travel.

"a tII5Sss Itsys Jt5 Gsste oi the travelling
public has become exceedingly fastidi-
oHs, LII order 20 obtain their patronage.
railroad line must he nb!e To insiire
safe, Speedy End Comfortable pranspor.
tation, by possessing the liee, ssaeg quali-
ications OF u dTst class equipment oil
coaches ANA locomotive. Il solid road bad
and heavy iron, Puit7HHn's palHce Sleep.
ing cars, Pullman 9 Dining Cars, Il direct
route, good connections. and careful man.
agement.
The Burlington Route IA making every
effort io1possess al thes9 qgali iiutltions 10
q high degree. aad Offers a Route to MI
points Fast, West, North and South, hy
means of It's connections, as follows
l. Al Omaha with the Pacific Roads.
2. AZ Plattsuioutti with the b, d. Nj. X.
Il. IN Nebraska a. H ~
3, AT HaulburR, with Tho ii. Jgseph
RaiIioal Tor all points in Kansas dc.
!, At 0ttumwn with the Dos Moues
Valley and k0rta Missouri Retueaus.
D. Al Burlington with the = G. Il & M
FIR. for Davenport, Mascstine ac.
q. ~ Monmouth with TIC n, Il. I. n
81. y apa Western paiEoada, iUr ST. Panl
apo paIsts IL he Nurih, s.si Elr st. Lou is
80 pointsin the South.
4. 40 Peeria. wigii THO Short Lima
Elanmingtea RcNte "a INDIANAPOLIS. Gin-
elnIntl, ioaiNFjilr and all points South
and East.
s. At Peoria, withthe T., p. Il ~. RR,
for hoganspoFt, CoHmbus, nc
9. Al Mendoza, win the Illinois Gahtral
10. A. CHICAGO. with all Trunk
Elras for be lsi.sh
No letter advice can he given then
fhan to'.iake the RtrIlrtsstoh Route
iaA.T9fWtl.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28
NEW YORK POLITICS.

1t is true it may be conceded, New
York will be adverse to the President.
iiut what difference should that
mako /? Now York will 90 against
auy candidate the Republicans may
nominate. Politics there are trade
and a great deal of the worst kind
Of trading is done. Republicans are
fighting themselves worse than they
fight Democracy. The influence Of
New York will not be much in the
next Republican National Convention
and for the reason that the State has
been allowed to be taken from the
party and banded over to Tammany
and spoliation.