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DRY GOODS.


A AEARhs'.
SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET,
-, poPuLAR ESTABLISHMENT OF rRE AVENUE.
NE" "ooDs, avn uon,x LAfts,T Styles
THROUGHOUT THE ESTABLISHMENT
Customers and families about leaving .unry can
EVERY ARTICLE OF DAILY NECESSITY
FROM PAPER Of PINS
saving BOTH TINE AND TROUBLE
Purchasing goos IN large quantities direct
Az ACrt AL Wholesale RATES
We win open on MONDAY, 9yth lust,
at the following prices:--
Ladies', &C., &c., l0c., i2c. and 1tc
s!cnts', i2c l6c., lsr. -0c and 2jc
These goods are AL nen nne and Ut least half usuas
WE WILL ALSO OPEN ON MONDAY
Cbld MS Morseies. Lawn and Cambria Suits In all the
dinnrent sizes and styles.
LAiies' Childen. Lawn Lace and MarseIles Caps,
and s''''d :" essTy s yEsy SEgs f9r 1w :, AEssi Esiofs
boys' Linen SUITS, 81 s0 dS2 49, 80 and 40 "a.
SUMNER MERINo 1aDssGARMEHrs AND
For Ladies. Gents and Lhild, en-.
i.. Ienis s sasr mn. sya I'd VA sSs & 'oe ac and 81.
Ladies' Gauz- h.rino Drawers, Spc.
Misses and Boys Vests sSe 9ec. &c, sas and 75c
FOX LADIES AND MISSES.
~ different styles opening nj manufacturers prices
ides' Waite Lawn Suits. nicely trimmed, "a, S4 &c, -.
Wh. Lawn suts better with ovcrskir., g. g. 10
$40. xii and Sl2 -
bun Brown Drlb and Steel coiored Suits 81 90, B3 35.
81, az 10, So ~ and 80.
Lal,es Whie Lawn Wrappers, So 60 and 81 80.
Ladies' Muslin and CaIlbric Morning Wrappers, 81 70
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Large Stock Ladies Undergarments.
Also,
French Imported and Domestic Corsets
taDd made to ORDER.
WALSH, 10 Sixth avenue.
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/. GoD BLESS TIE BoYs.---The Yazco
CITY democrat furnishes the follow
ing:
We know Of brave little fellow
in Yazoo City, who has rolled up HE
sleeves, gone to work like q man
that he is, and is making aliying by
driving a cart. Boys, take him for
On example. lilo don't waste his
precious time IL loafng, playing mar
|blcs or studying mischief, but in lay
ing the foundation Of future honor
and usefulness. All honor to this
noble boy, our town isproud Of him
In reference to the above, the
Handsboro Democrat says:
The boys who arc not afraid rc
WORK are the hope ofthe country. y.
! They can never be converted to ron
egadcs and Radicals. Il \ sou,
I.fns gentleman who y too coward,
TO labor, who fears 70 swing the Ak
Or follow The plow Tint furnislle
;Ithe material out Of whicn splendil
] rencgadcs orc manufactured. Th'
1 boys who are not ashamed n work
AaE asharsd u bctray The mothc
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I. Courts.
Jonathan Tarbell, Judgeof The Su.
preme Court Of Mississippi,

y" A man Of standing, that society
must not presume to ignore. Learn
ca in the law beyond bis fellows.
A man Of ofcourage and Of conscience"
--Innaugural.
When the present Mongrcl Adj
ministration was inaugurated, the
matter about which the people felt
the deepest concern was the ap-
pointlnent Of a sound, able and
honest Judiciary. They expcri-
enced considerable relief, therefore
when the above announcement was
made BY Gov. Alcorn in his inaug-
ural address.
| Imagine the disappointment
which ensued when it was known
tibet Que Of the selections for the
Supreme Bench the court Of last
resort in the State-was Jonathan
Tarbell, q mere adyenturer, who
was not known as lawyer to the
bar Of the State, and who was pre-
sumed to be at best, q briefess
'Ipettifogger.
The highest evidence he had
given, Of any description, Of pub
lie capacity, was to run a Loyal
League Club, and to conduct 4 par
tisan fhaneuver on small SCALE.
His name had become an odor Of
intense ofiensiveness to the white
citizens Of the State BY bis sian.
derous imputations upon them il
his testimony to The reconstruction
committee, by means Of which h
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RANK yAur'rs. A Chicago psrcr

q, a fyi{cu0o nafnr
bASK Y, ,Aul' a ''s
of Y, the iS.9 y. says y ..x..., ,.,,t -
Ine r'rs. s's'o 'ss.. aa,,a; -s,.a nm
found g !, p ln ,.I '''sss y " ',,, wssasr'.
70 were 'osvas''s AZ. y .:'', M v..,or.,
National, 1I ~ r2'''s' @ 8 Ns..aa.l NJ, Nj
4 a',d |, co0k poaa,, .''i.s ss. ha.o n
o'her na'l0Aa, ~ ! !. , scniiSertlv N
yes Deoa 'a 'ps1sI' .pe, ~. s;lI Il n found
enPssss '.'~. 4 MI. .t..s II ,,e,.cyat;o,,.
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The Bayonct Act..-A Startling re
ture.

/
The following Is nm extract Ola
speech recently delivered bytGen'
Thomas Ewing, Of 0hio--ono Of the
rising and most promising states
mon Of the Northwest. Undoubt-
edly the bold usurpations Of the par
~ il power have forcshadowed the
events which are here described;
Il would like very much, fellow
citizens, to discuss the differences
between the two parties already de-
veloped as to tho construction aud
execution Of the amendments; and
especially to show now the Republic
can party, by fragrant misconcep-
ton of the Constitution as tis, has
assumed to confer on General Grant
1.-The power, whenever he thinks the
4 authorities Of any State fail to give
any pcrson Or persons equal protcc-
ton Of the laws, to suspend the writ
! Of habcas corpus, stop the functions
v Of the civil governments and declare
! and wage war Oh tho people. Th''
+ oxtraordinary power Is vested IN Gen
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The Spectators ,eaucsf.

Stubs had been away from hlsna
tive town good mary years lie
returned with strcaks Of silver IN
his hair, deep burrows upon his brow,
and stoop IN his shoulders. Upon
the first opportunity We called to sec
him, for he had been our school
mate and playmate in the oldcn
times. We found him sitting BY
his table in a thoughtful mood, with
his right hand resting upon y large.
well worn pocket book. Cordial
greetings trawprcd, and anon 10
Ilapscd again into the reflective
mood.
"Docsn't it'secm..good to get back
to the old place once morcF' VIC A.
length ve,turcd.
aYes,' said he.
/ We hoped he had done well dur
ing his absence. He looked up ana
faintly smiled. !.
.sAli that have gained said lic,'
III shul leave to my nephew and herr
and Il willbcvalublc tollim ifhe right
N uses it.o And hc laid bis hand
5 again upon the old pocket book.
otis ii thcre?s wc suggested, !.
a \ Il Is all in the pocket book
i ID nodod; sbut'' he added "the key
! of the wealth Ishal put upon the out
! side. I had just planned 70 wrtei'
IS as you came In
II IA direction for itsuseg' was ou'
lc supposition.
ve A hint from which no might gal'
3. direction said Stubbs. lhhall iol'
1t this old book ID an envelope, and uf
,s ou thecusslopo ! shall write tA's Y
re eend: .,Ths result Of thirteen years
is tircless wandering and speculation.
m aAnd tho book coLtains-
tol q N othia9l''
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
For Young Ladies.

Memphis. Tennessee.
Tnis ACADEMY, For the education Of young
ladies' Is under the superintendence OF the
Sisters Of Domonic. The course Of instruction
includes useful and Ornamental branches Of
education Special attention given 70 moral
and polite Department The school year
commences on the FIRST MONDAY in SEP
TENDER, md closes about the last Of June
Terms per. session, payable half in advance,
S75, $40, 500, and 500, according to the
agreed class Of the pupils. For luther infor-
nation ,ly to or address the.
MOTHER SUPERIOR, as
~ st Agnes Academy.
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nAfEs Hf AptfnrlsfNd.
unsstnte " 10 iiass-afi lnaefiiea. a. 20.
zach lidlfssnal lazeflloH, It.
ADVERTISEMENT faf ihfst moaihs ara ever,
pseisl fssFs
Marriage and olsluaff notices n uos more
thsa ten ilnea -ifes, and etsf teh iihts. eharncd
Al regular sdysftl=iue faiss
All aistfiiarmenls of = strictly personal
character. VII be charged ~ The fAfc VI twenty
cents per line.
Ealiofialnotlees 10 local column, twenty-five
cents per line.
Jos WORK Of ever description done with
neainess anil Dispatch.
AdvcrtissmsnispayabIe In advance, and job
Werk, on delivery.
To CoRnKzrosnfkTs- plain, with lnk
and on bus one aide Of the sheet Ten lines oi
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, will make
one square. 81
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
OXFORD, MISS, lae
g. II. Bell. ID. ID. President.

Locality elevated and remarkably healthy
Buildings, large and cnmmodious. Six hundred
feet of halls and galleries for exercise IN bad
weather.-Grounds extensive and well shaded.
Boarding Department kept In best style, econ
omy in dress.
4 well selected Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus Ancient Languages without extra
charge French---writen and spoken.
Ornamental Bl lanchcs and Music skillfally and
tastcfully taught
Social. Moral and Religious training. Chages
moderate. Next opening Sept lsthls
send for Catalogue, jy15-lm
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UNIVERSITY of Lgt'isfAsA.
nsdleaI Department.
New Orleans.

A. ~ CfNAs n . Enmiibi rf,assuf u
Oistaiflfs
JAMES lOyFs. N D.. rssseuf n Oh.sss.
wAnnEx nosE, ~ b, r,os..m II See.
7. q RICHARDSON. ~ r., Prukseof u
Anaiomy.
SAMUEL n HKuiss n. o.. Professor u
Medicine.
STANFORD .. CIiAItLE, n. D. Professor d
FbYsiolngy,
FRANK liANTHons, ~ D., Professor Il
ifalsrla sIrdlca
JOSEPH jONfS N. ~. llals Of The rnlvcf.
sliy ofNahslllel rtofsseofof Chemistry.
e. J. BfcKiiAu, N D., Demcnssraior Of
Anatomy.
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rhal rsuy rhsH..Ha MaIsti,j.

The M,msfcl. sfe constantly hoaFl
ing that they earned w. STATE ia
isce by lgr'y thousand m'lqflsy
evef li.e DentiisIet lul il,cy never.
sheless forget 10 state that their iiek
et dd not receive q iuaiotily Of nll
the votes IN The state. Il even fnil
ed ~ command a. many voic', as
s!.ofc are celofc,i voters Alcgfn's
ull vote was only Te,611. Accord
ing 10 the ccusus of 1870, thceolofed
vote of Mississippi Is 10000. The
entire vote (,lcducting 1000 from the
whole number Of ibh,gOS set down
~ males over u years Of age, for
for peru,ns unnatutnlise'l. and con.
yicted ol cfime) as l55,903
FROM whiel, take Alcofn's
vote 'o'o"
Leaving I',22V
From which deduct Alcor'Is vote
aud Il will bc seen that ho was 10 a
minority OF 2,5i6ofthe whole yoiiug
population. How many ct the 'b,-
! 677 votes which were counted ior The
=. A
Radical ticket BY the vagabondS
whom Ames imported from Mem
phis and other cities to manage the
elestion aud which were not cast
/ will never be made known.
III connection with this corrupt
manipulation OF ballot.box Is to be
considered the fact, that largo mum
hers staid away from the polls will
the confident belief, that vote q
strong as they might the resui,
would be all the same. The sneal
thieves had instructions to "carry
the election, and they "carried II
Clarion.
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THE annual course of instruction In this de-
partment will commence on MONDAY, THE
i3rH OF NOVEMBER, 1871, and terminate on
the second Saturday Of March, 1872. Prelim-
mary lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surge.
~ viii be delivered In the ampihihcaire Of the
Charity Hospital, hsglning on The 18Th The
AuatoH Zeal rooms viii be opened a. the same
time. The members ei the Faculty ere visit.
ing physicians and Surgeons 10 the Charity
Hospital, aud give instruction daily al the bed
side Of the sick. The practical advantages
thus offered to students are unrivaled
FEES.
For all the Lectures si40, Matuculation 81
Practical Anatomy $40; Graduation, $50
Payment required In advance.
For further information address.
T, B. RI C1IAkDS0N. Id. Dean.
sep 2s-3m
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REMOVAL
A GREAT DISSIDERATuM.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE o.


CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE on
LOUISIANA.
Is removed to l64 and 1866 Canal Street op-
posite Christ Church, and on the same Square
as the Law and Medical Colleges the uniyer-
sity Of La, and the Mechanics lnstitnte--ihc
Headquarters Of the Mechanical and Agricnltn-
raj Fair Association--thu concentrating the
leading Educational Institutions Of the State
on the same square,
tits the oldest and most efficient and success
ful Commercial college in the United States.
There is full faculty--ard a special Pro-
fcssor for each student so as TO save the time
and money Of students.
acknowledgement any time. There is no va
cation. He
HEALTH. - The city is perfectly healthy.
When clubs Of three or more enter at the
time from the same place, ten per cent deduc-
ton will be made.
Board and lodging s25 per month.
Any graduate can at once take charge OF any
set Of books.
All education that enables the student to
earn $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, ayear.
Is the best fortune parents can give their
sons The South must educate all Its sons
practically.
Those who send their children to the North
for education yolnntarially pay their money
| to enslaye the white people ofthe South.
TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Penmanship--lessons not limited. per-
feet course ...............,...s........, 70 w
Book Keeping double and single en-
| try, etc., pefferct course. ........... SO 0f
| Arithmetic including all commercial
calculation. .... so 0t
Lecture on commercial Law. w.............. 20 0f
Stationary, Book Keeping, Blankbooks
&c,.......s..s........... lv "
| Do Penmanship. ~. ....-.....s. 2 Of
| 0rnamental---Penmanship.......-... 8 o.
The above constitutes the commercial Course
Usual time for the commercial course four y
4 Ave months
4 Enelish--Gramma course ...... 80 q
I Enqlisb, French, Spanish, German
full course, TO learn to read write
and speak the language correctly
not limited...... ................-.... 10V W
lain. Greek--full course. ....... 100 d
Algebra surveying etc................ so 0,
Geometry--fnll course not limited 80 o.
Teachers course in Penmanshif....., 100 o
Ornamental Penmauship and Flour
Observation-Disclosures. l5 0
Agricultural chemisfry--fullc course 100 9
Alife ticket in all the departments. 800 Q
| A PERPETUAL ana TfsANSFERA-
! BILE SCHOLARSHIP........... 1000 o
4 A student having paid for 4 course in an.
branch, as above Ia entitled toa Life Ticket i
that department. He can attendsuch branche
as he may desire. Persons from twelve to six
ty years Of age attend.
N. B. All the graduates for the past 81 year
are now In good business as far as known.
TEACHERS We viii qualify ten professions
Peachers Of Penmanship and Book-kecpin
/, this season.
II CAUTION Beware Of railroand and Hot
Il RUNNERS and DRUMMERS, and.apply I
once to the College Put your money in th
hands Of your Merchant or with the Presider
Of the College.
For Catalogues, etc, apply at this Office
address
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VOLUME lb NUMBER 10

lhsi lrfs lhsls snd ilzhoeaf W. soii
lilat esss lhsm hifih TItslf Fflla.
ihel, hieh .eies n l,ouer. lileir t'vs
n eooHify. sili aIway. preveui ti'em
lfom selfnr aeif tifthflrh, isf .
mca u r1ilaee.
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eiNieHfmFd hmHllIf Ihe see
ilonsl snimo.h Northern Goa
rFe@m-n 10 Aoiui o comply.
ing viih The aIion ef me- DE-
feaiea carpet ters 10 pti upon
Che people Of state, IS their
permanent orI law, The Inla.
nous disffantg constitution
which ihey haleccedcd In re-.
icciing by q latmajotiIy a. The
polls.
The appoinit and coaarma.
ton Of this mab the Supreme
Court Bench mot succeeded
by any de,clopd of his capac-
ity, qualiiicaiiofental calibre,
learning or mora(alilication be-
yond what the Eliminating pub
lie had crcdiiedh with. Al
though a Suprepudge, his IN
vincible propens|io run Loyal
league Cubs and meddlc with
politics in the snSsl way, adj
hered 10 him
The public are Eised that, q
short time since, kyas arrested
on the affidavit ohree leading
Republicans, for Yiing the En-
forcement Act. Arding to the
sworn statement ofkse citizens
he was guilty Of c1nal interfcr
ence with the freed Of the elec
tive franchise. Twf these com
EpIainants held office tppolntmen
OF Gov. Acoru, andb third wa
the president of Il Republican
Club Of this city, anls since rc
ccived the nomination. his part
for Sheriff Of lIinds @lty. Wit
characteristic skill Tlell succec(
cd in procuring the d|pitation
the first two $50 muchk l'uckin!
ham) -out the latter 10 triumph
ant above his intriguesso thenon
ination for Sheriff.
This much we have ritten pr
liminnry to the publicAn Of 4
following document, WI we ha'
reproduced to show howtreg.ous
the deeply wronged peg Of y
State have been still tie gross
outraged in the appointltt Of Ia
bell to the highest judicI positi'
under their laws. II will seenth
they were promised "mdof star
+. 'ing, that society must | presa
ato ignore !" "Men leafd in I
claw above their fellowY "M
aof courage and ccnscicndD Il
lis what the people clamoI for, Q
pthey were answered, 1t dlI be
I but, verify, when they bked
bread, a stone was given EN-; Q
III placc Of a fish they we give
serpent:
WAR DEpARrMEEt
Adjutant Generate ficc.
. WASHINGTON, D.C.Aug. ! 1861
SPECIAL ORDER g
No. 203.
[ExrRAoT.l
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TnE soumfns frvKsftnsa
w Govofuor llamiltln, u Tess.
draw. ll,e following picture ~ The
s'uihcrn wlvculufcr VI The pcfi'sl
When We see . toor, miserable
cua. Win never hal sIbe IN his hir,
come 10 Austin. bOfpw umcy b.
poy hia eSpe ise', and prescn,ly hnd
him losing q ihoaaaud dollars night
ut laro, driving around IN a ian.'y
m,maLiug liquor bills, wine bills,
and oil sorts Of bill', and buying u
buggy and fine horses TO 60 home
IN, We know he Is q theft as well rs
II we had seen him steal.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Sard,s- Services by the Rev. DR.. W. Mitch
ell, 2nd, and 4th, Sabbath n Sardis, atCom'
on ist and 3rd, sabbaths Of each month.
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Rates Of Commission Charged for
Money Orders.
Masonic

sARDrs LODGE No. 807 A.. r. a IA. NJ
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month \.
]. N. wADDEY, Secy.
ny Sardls Chap ler No, IL.
Order Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday night In each month.
Mrs. N. A. Thompson,
Worthy Mairon,
Mrs N. B. Wright
Sec'y.
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Col VAN ZASDr.

This Is the man who was appoint
ed by Governor Alcorn--and whose
appointment vas confirmed BY the
Radical Senate--to BIT In Judgement
in the Court Of last resort, on the
lives, liberty and property Of the
people of Mississippi Clarion.
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WAR DEpARTMEEt I
Adjutant Generals ficc.
WAsniNaros, DC. Aug. l 1862.
SPECIAL 0mER
No. 203.
[ExTRAoT.l

26. The proceedings Of hc Gen
cral Court Martial, which bnvencd
at Key West Florida, pn|uant to
Special Order No. 23, Of Mrch Slst
1862, from the department Of Key
West in the case Of Lieut. Coloncl
JONATHAN TARBELI.p .p1st reg.
imcnt New York yolunt&s, have
been submitted to the Sclctary Of
War, and the following a1hls Or
ders in the case: The sertnce Of
The Court Is that the said Libt. Col.
j. Tarbcll be dismissed bm the
service Of the United Stat}. The
General had not the power l5remit
the sentence. lie could fly sus~
pend,lt and transmit the proceed
ings to the President Tor III deter
mination; (s0th Article ol War;
|andit now awaits the prdident's
decision. The Court reco}mends
Lieut.. Col. Tarbcll to the nfrcy d
the President on account Of Fs quail
ifications as al officer and q soldier
The charge Of (which he y cnvictcd
HDisobedience of orders; neglect q
duty; fnutinous conduct; AID con
duet anbecmning an officer AMI q gen
aeman,' are the gravcat, and'Mofl.inss
in the facts are suggested ID ercus
or mitigation. Tie sents,lcc acin ,
entorscd, and Lieutenant Colonel Ia
bell is accordingly hereby disnaHse'
| Me serrice--to take effect this date
by order Of the Secretary Of Wal
[s;igncd.1 u. ID. TOWNSEND,
Asst. Adjutant Genera
A true copy Of the original.
[Signed.l =. GAraAN,
1st Lieut.. N. Y. ".
AL A
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services every Ind and 4th Sundays Rev
D. @. Doak, Pastor
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SARDIs DIRECTORY
rosr orricr.
FUNI VFFIVF.
Arriral and Departure Of Mdils.

Ariral and Departure Of Mails.
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays p. IN. Departs Thursdays and
Saturdays q. m
Long Town arrives ~ m. and departs p. III
every Saturday.
Lonatown, Star Place and Lake Crcsswcll
mail departs ga N. aud arrives ir n. every
Saturday. =.
Daily mails close ns follows;
Going North at 1895 a N.
Going South, at 3,80r N.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals.
cfnce open daily, Sunday excepted from 1850
i to $40 r. ".
Rates Of Commission Charged for
Money Orders.
On orders not exceeding $2o...."..~.-lO Cts
over $50 and not exceeding ss0........lb cts
Over $40 and not exceeding S40.........s0 CTS
over $40 and not exceeding $50. ,.....25 cts
No fractions Of cents to be introduced in an
Order.
psy~U nited States Treasury notes " Nation
al bank Notes only received orpad.
s's 4 g' J,N. wADDEY, Pm
J.
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ReligioIls.
cATIIo1,rc CHURCH.

tAIIIULIU VIIUf VT
Services at the Catholic church
4th Sunday in each month by Rev.
Father Wise.
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Services every lst and 3rd Sundays Rey
'C. y, Young, Pastor,
METHODIST rIiTRcH
Services cyny W and '3rd Sundays w The
Rev. Mr. Sage, W
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a. 0lnE!r llnnsIa sIat
f. rvs'-asS svs'' Hrssu


~ zoe y,ss. 10 ,asssss itHfI $50
slt n1nihs, Ifff tir'
slazls eoby, tflI y
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af7y Having our own SHED, can guarante
correct Weights Of Cotton. sep 23-Sm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

The Warrington nsws in ysstsr.
day morning's Gazette contained On
account Of the arrest Of Fred. A.
harden for purloining I'll, 900 from
the United 6tates Trsesury, he bsing
the chist clerk in the division Of 90
counts IN the Treasury Department.
Citisens tho have resided in Davsn-
port TOR the last thirteen years read
the news with surprise, followed by
saddened feelings. Kr. NArdsn came
to Davenport in 1858, from Roston,
and started . family grocery store At
No. SO Brady, street. Itwas oss Of
the nestest, best conducted stores Qt
the line ever known here. Its pro-
pnetor was whole souled, gentleman
" and generous, and was fsvorite
throughout the city. He lived well
really ct "the top notoh," !" aad Vas
one Of the sought-aftsrs" in society;
and in those days the "best society =
in Davenport was . livelier institu-
tiou than il is now. Everybody
respected Asrden. Sometime in the
fall OF SO Nsrden failed, but We BE-
lie he made honorable settlements
with his creditors. In 1861, AftsE
MIR. Lincoln's Inauguration, no Wa
appointed clerk in the Treasury Dc
partmont through the influence oi
Mr.. Gooch. n. G. from Massachusetts,
He proved to be just the man for 20
oount work. and was promoted from
time to time, until 1766 he reached
the chief clerksbip, which he held
until Wednesday last, when he wa
discharged from the Department fol
his lifting money. It's too bad
this fall Of SO Kind q n.-Dausss
! port Gazette