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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09
THE MARKETS.


WHEAr-Market steady sales of only 5000
bushels on Change, prime Western red at l6o
cts, ordinary Maryland red at 135al42 cts,
and l5Oal55 cts. for fair do.
-QfN-Saless 10, 900 bushels on Change, at
7Sa19 cts. for Southern white, and 7aa73 cts.
for yellow; Western white at 76 cts. and do.
mixed at 73. cts.
RYE-No quotations.
OATs-Steady; sales of l 800 bushels at Goa
60 cts. for Southern.
TOBACCO.-Receipts are falling off, as is
usual at this season, and will be still lighter of
Maryland during the harvest season. The de-
msnd continues steady, and prices maintained.
Sales reach 5OOa6OO hhds. Ohio has been in
active demand; sales for the week amount to
l,530 hhds., of which l, 400 hhds. were suitu-
Bile for France and taken by the same party
that but partially filled last years contract
The residue of the sales were to other shippers
and manufacturers. Kentucky is in active de-
mands under a speculative movement, with
prices frmer. We report sales of $50 hhds. on
private terms, and advanced quotations annex
ed. Virginia remains quiet; hear of no trans
actions.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09
poRr TOBACCO, No, July %, 1870. :

PoRr TOBACCO, Mo-, July %, 1870. n
Gentlemen:-I used your 'sMagnum Bonun
Soluble Phosphate. on my tobacco crop, and
up to this time have seen marked difference
in its favor between it and stable manure. &
course the tobacco is yet young, but 'sm dr.
posed to believe that the Magnum Bcrum VIII
give entire Satisfaction. 70 r7si.s
In haste, remain yours, very respectfully
~.'s 4%& Gro. +. JEsxtEs. g =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09
IIRTY THOUSAND

DOLLARS PAID.-The TRAVELLERS
LIFE AND ACCIDENT Insurance CON-
PANY, of Hartford, Connecticut, paid
$4,000 on w. H. Forbush and VIM.
C Curry, victims of the New Ham,
burg railroad accident; 5000 on the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09
[Ex-Governor William Smith, Of virsiais. ],
.WARRExroN, VA, JULY 30, 1870. Z,

18th inst, asking my opinion of your Msgnum.
Bonum Soluble Phosphate upon my spring
crops. In reply, have tried 1t on corn, roots,
and minet, with entire satisfactory results 20
far and alongside of Turner'S Ammoniated
Phosphate; which esteem highly, and without
any appearance of inferiority. IHs,io.
It il right that should say that we had IN !
wet year since the opening Of
spring. Yours. respectfully, VIZ. sns7s. sf'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09
CnARLorrssv1lIs, VA, Feb. /, 1871

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09
Agents! Read This!

WE will Pay Agents Salary of $50 per week
W and expenses, or allow a large commission
10 sell our new and wond erful inventions, Ad-
1ress NJ WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Mich.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09
TO. CORN PLANTERS:

For Corn, Oats and spring crops generally
it has no superior. Very high encomiums
have also been paid its efficacy in the growth
ever since it's introduction. Composed of the
most concentrated materials, it is richer in
Ammonia and Soluble Phosphates than any
other fertilizer sold, except our Excelsior"
and is made with same care and supervision
uniform quality guaranteed. Fine and dry, in
excellent order for drilling. Packed in bags
and barrels.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09

1,HE METHODIST, Of New York, has always
L been edited with marked ability by Rev. DR..
Caooks; Its P1nlsners nave Just aooea 10 It's
experienced journalist, and author of the best
History of Methodsm extaht. They have also
engaged contributions and SERMONS from the
Rev. r. DE Witt TALMAGE, whose success and
popularity preacher, writer and lecturer,
are almost unexampled, and whose free Taber-
nacle in Brooklyn, with its congregation of over
5000 people, is one of the marvels of the age
Rev. HENRY WARDBEEcHER has Lecture Room
Talk every week.
The METHODIST abounds in good things, is
never dull or dry has stories for children, hints
for farmers and something for everybody: Mrs.
Vikings great serial story is almost ready
They offer for the price OF one years subscrip.
ton So SOY to send The METHODIST from now
until July LIST, 1872. Specimen copies free. ia
Nassau Naw Work
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09

and of which the late Charles G. Robey died
seized and possessed.
This farm lies adjoining the lands of Colonel
Samuel Cox and DR.. Francis R. Wills. Has on
it a small
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09

VIM. H. BLANDFORD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-06-09

Jr; of St. Adams, Vt. All these accidents &C.
CURED, and the insurance was paid, within three
months claim being paid about sixty days
before it was due by the terms of the policy
The TRAVELLERS has paid SEVEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS A DAY in benefits to its policy
holders, for death or injury by accident, for
every working day during the past seven years.
The TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn, grants the
usual forms of LIFE and ENDOWMENT Poll
cies, on exceedingly favorable terms. AMPLE.
SECURITY and Low RATES.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22
"Jssus lover ofny soul
Lat me n thv hnnnrn ~.
LOCAL NO TTOES.
THE UNTVERoAL oAFEaUARD.-

TIE UNIVERSAL SAFEGUARD
Il Il ussleu for STATE LsGislature to pass
-. =. r.. ,-....v.t,r. ~ -. rrha,.
=. Wy 80. = - t1s'l0
health. II the great law Of self preserva-
ton, which dlspsads for it, enforcement
.nor H. I'm n tha indiv,dual. i. .rfsar.
: !" - -. $3.50, ...a.
~ 70 IomsAn oea0 iessor.
There 10 Scarcely IN adult member Of
the COMMUNITY. Of either ssx. IN the conn.
t-vs 80 80 ~ .eer IN te.A,,,.cnv !,
~, ~" sr---...s..s- s.. r.... !.
iAvor Of nostetsere 1tomecn blSsefes Iuf-
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THAT cuEzzvAEoR rRIA1.


AARs HOk1 VUs
Dear Sir: In your
issue Of June 9th, We notice q COM
munication claiming . complete pic
tory for the Orchard City at the
blowing match held in Martinsburg,
Iowa, on the Both Of May, 1871, be-
tween the Wier and Orchard City
Cultivators. The following is the
decision ~ rendered and read on the
ground that day:
On work We make no decision.
On draft we make no decision.
, On convenience of handling we
! make no decision.
On convenience of shifting gangs
from wide to narrow and vice versa,
Two give the preference TO tho Or
fchard City, - the Orchard City
had the small shovels in front, which
would not be suitsble for blowing
after the first time.
We could make no decision on the
leading points.
III. McCRARY, !
q B. r. CRocKER, Judges
J. A. COLEMAN,
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Die and lar more ef-
tried il, know thai il cured them those who have
not know that it cures therneighbors and friends;
and all know that what i does once Il does al.
ways that il never fails through any fault meg
glcct Of its composition. We have thousands upon
thousands Of certificates their remarkable cures
ns eyar ssn nes nss
publish them. Adapted 10 all ages and conditions
IN all climates; containing neither cal0mcl nor any
by anybody. TEair s;,sar.costins preserves then,
ever fresh, and axes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, NO harm can arise from
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal vis.cra 10 purify the blood and stimulate
into healthy action remove the Distinctions
OF the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of
the body restoring, their Irregular actiOn Ohealth,
and Ny correcting, wherever they exist, such de-
fa M;,, as are tue rst origin 2. disease
INC box, for the following complaints, which these
Pits rapidly cure
nes. Isnnnsr and Icss 81 ss. thew
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the stOui-
ach, and restore It's healthy tone and action.
toms, ISiliems HienIeche, esck IIeax.
ache, Jaundtce or Green SlckneW, Dil.
iOms Collie and Billions Eesers, they should
be judieioasy taken for each case, to correct tho
diseased action or remove the distractions which
For Dysentsry or DssrrAsse, but ono
For Rheam atisM, 6sss, Grasel, Rsl.
pttnts0n Of she Mears, Hala n slae
side, Back and Leiss, they should be coasin..
. action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear. SIS
they egr should e ai aa n as s ,s"sss do.c
to produce the effect Of a drastic purge y y :
FOR BnpprrssiOn d large dose should he
taken as IL produces the desired eject by sym.
pathy.
As 4. Dinner PIN, take one or two Fsus 70
promote digestion and relieve the stomach. !.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

Capt. J. s. Stidger, formerly Of
keosauqua, has started q handsome
peven column paper at Red Oak called
She Red Oak Record. Stidger was q
ine soldier and is = gentleman Of
good character and ability. The
specimen Of his paper before US is q
creditabie one, both editorially and
mechanically. and we welcome it on
TO fame and fortune if those things
are vouchsafed to q second Republi.
can paper in . town of only 1900
! inhabitants.
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HE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and Ceunty News.


The proprietore Of the CouRrEa
will offer the following special pre-
\ miums to be awarded BY = committee
selected by the sxccutive Board Of
sthe Wspello County. Agricultural
Society, at the Fair. Sept. 20, 81, %,
land 10th: N. &! a .
Beet lady Equestrianism, silver
mounted riding whip.
I'd best lady equestrianism. Week
y CouRIER one yoar.
Best collection Of Wapello county
fruits, raised W one party, s6 90. II
I'd best collection Of Wapello coun-
~ fruits, raised BY one party, Week
I ~ CouRlsa one year.
Best collection of grains, s6 90.
I'd best collecs,on ofgrsins, Week
aly CouRIER ono year.
4 Best sample sorghum syrup, ~ 90
4 I'd best sample sorghum syrup,
Weekly CouRIER one year.
Best ton of ooal, - 90.
I'd best ton Of coal, Weekly Coua-
1ER one yer.
Best cheese, not less than 10 ibs.,
Es2,oO.
I'd best cheese, not less than 10fbs,
Weekly CouRISn ono year.
Best butter, % 90. @
I'd best butter, Weekly CouRIra
ono year.
Best collection Of posltry, ~ 90.
I'd best collection Of poultry Week
~ CouR1Ea one year.
Best specimen q crayon sketch
ing, % co. 4.
I'd best specimen Of Dragon sketch-
ing, Weekly CouaIEa one year.
Best painting in water colors, y 90
I'd best painting ia water colors,
Weekly OouaIHR ono year.
Beat collection Of pantry storss,
32 90. aaTs r.
I'd best collection Of pantry stores,
Weekly CouHIIR ono year.
+ x +
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22
from the Daily Courier of June q.

From the Daily Courier Of June 10.
A heavy rain fell here hast night,
and was accompanied By ; vast
amount Of wind and lightning. A
good many shade trSss we're DANA
ged by the wind and come Of those
huisances called hoard awnings we're
elown down. No serious damage
was done, however, and everybody
lie grateful for the rain.
The storm ct Blskssburg last evs-
ming was very severe, doing much
damage in consequence Of the high
wind. Fencing and shade trees
were blown down extensively. Tho
large mill ct that p'ace was material
~ damaged and also Frits's store
building and barn in thevicinity con-
gsiderably damaged.
GALE AT OsKALoosA.-We hear
that the storm last night was partic-
ularly severe 1t Oskaloosa, Iowa.
One end Of the Friends new college
in process Of construction ct that
place was blown down, also q barn Of
considerable size in which were sew
frri horses. The horses were gotten
out without much injury. Damages
of less character were sustained
throughout tho entire city.
FREAKs OF rRH WInD.-We learn,
by Ira s. Carpenter, Of tho Spirit d
the West, that about one-sixth Of the
roof Of the Methodist church, Il
Abba, was blown of; also, that the
Catholic church, in Monroe county
north Of Tyrone, was leveled with
tho ground.
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Photographic News
Drs Mo1NEs, June 81, 1871.

LIES MONIES, june II, 1871.
Special to Coua1rR:
Carpenter 10 nominated for Gov
srnor, Bulls for Lieutenant Governor
Alternately for State Superintendent
and Day for Judge. III. H.
no1l8 I1ANurAoxuRIN0 VIVID.
We are informed that rather an
interesting blowing match came Of
last woek 8 miles north Of town on
the farm of b. L. Randel.
The plowe used were tho two.horse
walking oultivators, owned by the
following named gentlemen, to-wit;
3. Randel, Star Pillow; Sanford
Kirkpatrick, Orchard City; y. b.
Randel, Wier Pillow, and John Ksr.
foot, the plow manufactured by
Keister, Warden 4 Porter.
Many ofthe farmers Of the neigh
borhood were present and selected
from their own number Eve judges,
to-wit: David Gephart, w. Harlan,
I. D. Carpenter, B. B. Vogel and J.
v. Baer. Neither Of whom had ever
used any ofthe above cultivators.
Altar spending two or three hours
10 tho corn field testing the plows,
The judges We unanimous in their
decision that the Keister, Warden 4
Porter Cultivator done the best work
and WAS the best corn plow for the
farmars to nsa. *t***
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RELIABLB AND 0AFn.-Dr. Hsnry's
ant in their operation, yet thorough, pro-
ducing no nausea or gripping. Being en-
tirely vegetable, they can be taken with.
out regard to diet or business. They
arouse the Liver and seoretive organs in
to healthy action throwing on disease
without exhaustine or facilitating the
System. Try then and you will Be salts
fled. Price Is oeots Q box. Sold by drug.
gists and dealers In medicine everywhere.
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co. 81.
Louis, No. June 10 DIV Om.
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LOOK TO YouA CHILDREN.-Thouss
OF Mothers are constantly speaking in az
allied terms Of the magical effects Of Mn.
Whi0omb's Syrup for soothing Children
Teething. II quickly relieves Wind Collie
and Griping In the Bowels; gives tone..And
power to the entire system, and 10 safe
and speedy remedy for DiarrheA and
Dysentery whether induced by teething
or other causes. Price only IS cents bot
tie. Sold by druggists and dealers in
medictne Sverywhere. Prepared by the
Grafton Medicine CO. st. Louis. No
Tune l4d-W em.
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MARRIsD.--By Roy. u. Il. Briggs,
at the house of ]. II. Goldsbury, the
brides father, in this city, on Tues.
day, goth inst, Mr.. LEWIS WILroRD
aud Miss LIZZIE GoLDsBURY--all of
Wapallo county, Iowa.
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The elopemopt ofa Shaker brother
with Shaker sister from tho Han
cock society, only shows that acct
dents will happen in the best regula-
ted families. Brother Lawson 10 u
man and Sister Eliza is woman !;
they foil in love and married. The
logic is irresistible. They found it
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

IN lss2. -nalf /. ssnertion ago the Char
ter Oak was patented, and II has been inn
proved several times since. Instead Of
having been ''played out" and been CON-
signed 70 the lumber-room OF worthless
humbugs, It has gained suoh popularity
that the demand can hardly b supplied
BY mo Excelsior ifaasfAc turing Company
by which they are made.
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ELDoN, Iowa,
June 18th, 1871

There was o
man, drowned in tho Des Moines
yesterday. nsar this place; the body
not recovered yet. His name was
John Keep, or Kettle; no was fish
ing III company with others with q
seine. CARrwRIaHr.
LArEa.-,rhe body is recovered.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

FOURTH OF JULY.-Let tho public
understand that the genuine 4th Of
July celebration will take place q
few rods northeast of the bridge in
Richland township. At Walnut
Grove q kind of side show will be
held one-fourth mile south. All re-
member you will get the worth Of
your money at Emery's entertain.
ment. J. F. EMERY.
June 81, wi.
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Coon NEws.ACol. Carpenter has
just returned from buying the bridge
timber to complete the railroad 70
Sigourney. He reports that the
grading will be finished to that point
in thirty days, if the weather will
permit, and that the ties are now
being rapidly purchased.
The railroad to S,gourney, Cedar
Rapids and Dubuque. is now . fixed
fact.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

We devote large amount Of our
space today to the details Of the
storm Of Sunday night. AZ will
be seen by the dispatches our place
has miraculously escaped the
scourgc. We learn that east Of hero
the storm did good deal of injury
TO farmers, blowing down fruit troes,
fences and crops; but wo have board
Of no serious losses.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

1oDD-On saaurday, lsth ira. LEo1D,
eldest son of. T. and Amelia 0ulnn, aged
ssventeen years.
The subject Of this memoir was .
young man Of sober and industrious
habits, FREQ from the vicious habits
that polute and destroy 80 many Of
bis ago.
He WAS . member Of the First NJ.
B. Sabbath School in this place, and
was . faithful scholar in his class.
When . special class was formed
in said church for catechetical In
struction, Lloyd was among the first
whose names were enrolled, and the
records show that be was amoog the
most constant attendants.
His disease was Of such character
- TO deprive him Of his reason, (be-
ing disease Of tho braSn) 20 that hs
could mot converse intelligently until
the evening Of HE death, whsn the.
deIirium subsided, and bic reason 70
turned. He was fally oonsoioos 81
bio approaching end, and expressed
mot only satisfaction, but even viii
lingness to depart His fayorits song
WAS:
HJesus lover fny soul
Let me 10 thy b0som n.y."
The lucid hour was brief, like the
glow Of an expiring spark, for in :
few moments the messenger srrivud,
and his spirit returned to God who
gave ii.
The family have the sympathy Of
community in this hour Of their sor-
row. THos. e. CoAKHILL.
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We have received q free ticket to
the Cedar Valley Normal Academy
Of Music, TO be held At Vinton, CON-
mencing July Gath, and continuing
four weeks. We have fine ear for
music, but our voice is not very me-
lodious, and we shall have to send q
substitute or lose the use of the tick
ct. Who will '.dead-head" it on our
ticket?
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y &4o = oO-0yoOs
The Sons Of st. Patrick of Ottum-
Va feeling : pride and interest in
celebrating tho coming 4th Of July
ia : becoming manner, are making
arrangements to have good time in
Wards Grove Northeast Of the city.
We most cordially invite all societies
and citizens generally. We will
meet At the Court house at9 o'clock
a. H., whore the ladies will present
the Society with : banner aud flag
All are respectfully requested to form
into procession to march to the
grounds. Orators of the day: Major
Henry O'Connor, GenI. J. M. He'd
rick, Judge Trimble, Captain s. b.
Evans, and others. Presiding officer
Of the day, Mayor w. B. Littleton ;
Chairman of Committee of Arrange
ments, Aid. r. g. Ballingall. The
Honorable City Council will be pres
emit. Grand marshal Of the day, Cap
tain 8. A. Swiggett; Assistants. AID.
Brady and Marshal Gray. To wind
up with q grand ball at Taylor 4
Blake's hall.
THOMAS HSALY, I
G. 6 p Do UGH Com
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~-6ee Advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary. headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another COL
umn. It should be read by oil. dwly
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/ THOMAS HSALY, ]
g. DoUaHERrY, Com
p. BRADY.

Greeley lets fy his Parthian ar
rows ct the Texans. He says the
water 10 90 bad that the excuse for
drinking bad coffee and worse whisky
10 justi6able. Texas, he says, wants
10. 00O, 900 panes OF glass and 10000
glaziers to set them. She wants
$4,000 cooks, 10000 school teachers,
10000 raisers Of milk and berries be-.
tween Houston and Galveston. He
adds that there are q hundred suoh
enterprises waiting men to develop
them.
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49, ~
ssanA agsrs Ssssn Ifssss.
From PEARSON Brady We learn that
the storm Of Sabbath evening blew
the root OF Of the old college build
ing at Indianola, and racked the re-
mainder Of the building 90 badly,
that il win have to be taken down.
The house Of Mr.. Elson was blown
down, and another houss blown on
ofthe foundation. The streets Of
Indianola were strewn with trees
and other debris or the storm.
At Norwalk the barn of b. s. War
ron was torn down, and great damage
was done to thecorn and other crops
In that vicinity.
From @. n. Hammond We learn
that ct Otley the residences Of John
A. SCOTT and Mr.. Willis were unroof.
Cd, and Mr.. Willis barn blown down.
A house occupied BY VIM. Givens
was blown down, snd Mr.. Givens'
leg broken, and his wife was severely
injured. Several Other buildings
were blown down. The damage 10
~ 3r. r!. w. wUsn ~. ~. sssy ~.
- ny 1 W. aLSis oloP We s'"os SNARE
u 1890 u..L,:. ...-
Bro. Raymond informs 10 that part
Of the roof Of the Court House was
blown Oh, damaging the building
some 5000 or 500. Two or three
other buildings were destroyed, and
lumber yards were pretty we'll scat
tered Register,
The Chicago. Dubuque and Min
v.rd of 8 nm, man q 80. ~ ~.
l;ne hatvso, i,rhrc,. 90 ~. ~.
nesots Ststa Ina rh.;r ;-c ~ $50; $50.
r;v;nr Ana v;ii 4. l.id = nrca m.
rrsdinr ~ ,ha nrhncns p.,,.-rs
snd Missise;pni ra;lrosd 4. fn;shsi
to BeIlevue'
Thera liant !. h..a hal, o,,h j,
xen;a Ohio And the anthor;t;s y
keen ont natroimen on All The rc ~.
vifh ;natrnctinn. a. .hcct .nv msn
annroanhin0 WITH rat ~ hall 1e 4.
erneotefl the nonuIat;on nndar th;s
administration, will double every
three months ~ immigration from
infected localities.
4 v;rr;r,. aa;.o- h.r;. ..:e.a
oo-..snosaa..s ~. a, s .Osa.ou
t;ons Intsnded for nnhi;c c 1 must
be accompanied BY the full name Of
the writer, received one from . lady
who signs her own full name, to-wit:
Anna Matilda Sophia Electra Jane
Dolly Ann Potter Bell.
Albia has 4 strong handed woman
named Brown. Her husband Game
home with e2b which he had earned
on the railroad. which she demanded
He declined. She caught him no
S eng coi!al ana gave Nun . tnrashing.
ono sos 'no inoncy'
The Fulton County National Bank
at Gloversvjlle, N. Y, was robbed.
on SATURDAY, OF $780, 6V in bonds,
.nu el,ovo - - n mus!ls1eu currency.
= .1"s.u = :, s az = one.eu ior the
Don''' Au1 'i'0Oo 'ol 'no 'n'el'
There are 5000. 600. 900 cotton
sPu:.nS o. NV ~ oPclstion IN ene
onn ocn o.a'es, =. wn'cn over 1,ooO,-
wv,vvo ars running On CLOUDS ior
yards per annum.
Gao Wall. or n-rnau .o,,..-
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family and among friends.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

Discoursing on-the Departure oi
the Iowa Democracy, the New York
Tribune concludes: COMMITTING few
stereotyped phrases which are the
common property of all parties out
of power, the platform is decidedly
unique-for the Democracy-an and
some of the Old Hunkers, when they
heard it read, must have rubbed Their
eyes and wondered whether they
were in this world or the next :"