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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-06-01
FLOWER POTS, &C.,

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Our stock of CrocSery. Queens and
Glassware il complete and Irices far belcp
the usual rates on such goodsl
Our ORGANS are warranted FIVE
YEARS nd the uorld cant beat them for
finish and tone.
Our Sewing Machines are the BES7'
made.
Cur Clocks run 16 days without wind
ing.
As sole agents os "Beldings" Silk on l
OF and 200 yarl spools we sell ut iaGRutde-
furers prices. Our stock Is large and of all
colors. Tailors, ShOemakers and fam
lilies can buy of US as Low rs in Cincin-
natl.
Organs. Pianos and sewing Machines
sold on time all else for cash. unless bills
amount to Ten Dollars, then note 1T niHety
days will lie taken.
Call and see our PRICES before buying
A.W. BRINKERHOKF & SON.
mil 1871 ma
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Remember that HOOFLANU S
GERMAN BITTER. S and HOOF-
LANDS GERMAN TONIC. 1ctl5
cure erery case Of hdARASMUS
or ,odstinJ array Of the body.
Remember that HooHa.Id's German Remedies
are the medicines you qure TO purify the blood,
excite the torpid Liver 10 healthy action. and 10
enable You 70 pass safey through any ha.dahips
or exposure.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-06-01

DR.. XoofonTs PODOPHYllIN,
or Substitute for Mercury Pills. Ttco
pills q dose. The most Powerful,
Yet Innocent, Vegetable -Cathdrtic
hnoacn.
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PROCERDINt3s
OF THE
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
JUNE sEssloN-FIRsr DAY.

JUNE sEsslON-FIRsT DAY.
JUNE 9th, 1871.
Board of Supervisors met and the
following members were present, viz:
H. Garfield, President, II. Reinhard,
and 4. J. Nelson.
President In the chair; minutes Of
last day of former term read and
approved also tho proceedings Of
Auditor in vacation, read and ap-
proved. .'
The petition Of r. Fish and others,
for surveyor to bc sent out to sur.
vey q road near Dahlonega, read,
and, on motion, said petition was
granted, provided the petitioners
will be at all the expense, except the
Surveyors fee, in regard to survey
ing said road. Adopted.
. The petition of J. w. Garner,
fled at the April term, 1871, tor
abatement Of taxes, being called up
and examined into, on motion said
petition was granted.
The petition of G. lnskeep and
others, for a bridge across Blake's
Branch, Ottumwa, was taken up,
and, on motion, tho following resolu,
tion, lo-wit: Resolved, that there is
hereby appropriated to build the
bridge across Blakes Branch, peti.
toned for by Carey Inskcep and
others, the sum Of five hundred dol
lars, or 30 mitch thereof as may Bio
necessary 10 build tho same, and
that All order bo issncd by the Audi
tor when lie receives an order from
the Supervisors to do so, for soid
sum, upon said lnskcop executing to
the county his personal bond, that
said order shall not be presented nor
draw. any interest until after Janu.
ary lsi, 1872, was adopted.
Tho petition of John Coyan for
abatement was taken up, and, on
motion, adopted.
On motion it was ordered by the
board, that the sum of one thousand
dollars be transferred, by the Treas
urcr of Wapello county, Iowa, from
the Insane Tax account TO the Poor
Farm account.
The petition of H. Shuttlefield and
others, for road in Highland town
ship, was taken up and tho Board
being satisfied that the prerequisites
Of the law had been complied with,
J. w. Hedrick is hereby appointed
commissioner to Examine, and, if
deemed expedient, locate said road,
beginning said work on tho 18th day
ct June, 1871, and report to the
Auditor on tho 24th day of Juno,
1871.
On motion the Board Adjourned
until tomorrow morning at s o'clock,
A. NJ. GEO. ID. HAcKwoRTH,
Auditor.
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Masonic Grand Lodge.
DAVENPORT, June 8.


AT the session today OF the Grand
Lodge the Grand Lodge was located
at Davenport for four years. Up to
and including the session OF 1875 the
vote was 298 for location, and 257
against.
The following grand officers were
elected for the ensuing year: o. p.
" atcrs, of Nuscatine, Grand Master;
J. NJ. Griffith, Of Des Moines, Deputy
Grand Master; II. D. Kending, OF
Oskaloosa, Senior Warden J. w.
Justin, of Panora, Junior Warden; J.
G. Copp, Of Burlington, Treasurer ;
L. s. Parvin, of Iowa City, Secretary;
A. B. Langridgo, OF Muscatine, Dep
Deputy Grand Secretary; J. J. $,
Anderson, Of Davenport, Grand
Chaplain, Geo. 3. Corkhill, of Mt.
Pleasant. Grand Orator; Alfred Ma
gate, of McGregor, Grand Deacon;
G. d. Tansaun, of Cedar Falls, Junior
Grand Deacon I. Schreiner, of Mt.
Pleasant, Grand Tyler; G. II. Shaw,
Of Marshalltown, Grand Marshal p.
q. Daum, Of Ottumwa, Grand Sword
Bearer; J. II. Baton, OF Sioux City,
Senior Grand Steward; w. r. Craw-
ley, of Marion, Junior Grand Stew.
ard, S. G. Dunn, OF Muscatine, Pur-
snivant.
Tho installation was public, and
the officers were installed by Past
Grand Mastor Scott. Tho annual
GRAFTON was delivered by Colonel
Geo. b. Corkhill, of Nit. Pleasant
Grand Orator.
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Brigham Young Once VIM. H. Seward'z
Gardener.

Mr.. Seward, early in March, was
in Calcutta, and tho editor of the
Calcut tn Englishmaa, was SO mucll in.
ierested in Mr.. Stewards recital of
his visit to brigham Young, that he
furnishes his readers with thls ac-
count:
81 knew you years ago. in Auburu
Mr.. Seward, and we ought to meet
as friends" said Brigham Young.
"Suroly, you mus. be nistaken, y
was tho reply, and Brigh im coiored
Il little, rs ii jealous of hi IS powers of
memory, or his ability to speak the
truth. In tone of self-deiense he
went on to say to Mr.. Seward: "Y on
studied law with Judge Miller, in
the town of Auburn, in tho state Of
New York
III commenced the practice of law
with Judge Miller" said Mr.. Seward
saud Auburn has always been my
home"
Brigham went on to tell Mr.. Sew
ard whom he married, and named
one connection after another tilt Mr..
Seward began to perceive that he
! was really talking with fellow
townsman, if not with an old neigh.
| Dor. Cominga a little nearer to the
\ mark, Brigham said
"Dont you remember the man who
laid and arranged your garden I?
\ am that man. Don't You recall the
man who built your house2 | am
that mechanic. ] am now one OF
tho richest men in America; have
built this great city, Aad more than
100000 followers, disciples of the
church OF God Of the latter day
saints, settled. far and wide OF this,
turning the wilderness OF Utah into
u garden, up and down here, for two
hundred mles.-Ciacianoti CONNER.
ciM
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sAs1Aru sczooI coNvnNT1oN.
DAhLoNEsA; Iowa,
May rs, 1871.

Tho Dahlonega Township Sabbath
School Convention mot pursuant to
previous call--was called to order BY
the President. Devotional exercises
conducted by Rev, Z. Sampson. Sew
eral topics Of interest were discuss
ed, but the most instructive and prof.
table part Of tho exercises werc the
Essays read by Mrs. l.. Israel, sub
ject-"The origin and object of Sun
Schools" and Rev. e. Sampson, sub.
ject-"Religious training Of children.
The Childrons' meeting was con-
Quoted by Rev. +. Sampson, with
credit TO himself, and profit to the
children.
The general exercises Of the day
wero both profitable and interesting.
j. N. RArDEL, Soc'y.
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John p. Irish, in his Iowa State
Press, thinks jefferson u. il talking
too much with his mouth, AZ we
Judge from the following article Ia
ken from his last paper:
But he lived. His legs out ran his
honor, and he tho ruler of twelve
millions Of peopio, he tho al'otheosis
OF every contemplate feature OF the
s'lost cause" and the anGpode Of all
there was OF high daring and noble
self sacrifice, e,-ho the hero OF a thou
sand proclamations who rode. boot
cd and spurred. out to view the bat
tle-field and scent the fresh smell ol
warm blood, the terrible architect
Of new nation, whose grave WAS "
have been tho last dltch,-this.-
Bonn bastos Furioso passcs round his
hat for small contributions Of money
and sells his name for consideration
to an Insurance Company! Bahl
Tho struggle in tho South devel'
oped some noble mon. who in life and
death retain tho worlds esteem and
tho regard of their very foemen. Blu,
JEFF. Davis is not amongst them.
In his last attempt to aid the he
publican party, hcsaid "he would no
speak out his feelings Oh, do JET.
don't retain your bent up emotions
Talk right out like other insurance
agents. Tell us TO ebe wise in time,
-"Delays are dangerous, ,'--''apollsI
taken at 20. secures cno9gh moes'
At 40 TO set you pin bus'nese, Ge
the best. 49, Z
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coNaREaATIoNAl ASSOCIATION.
Editors Courier -

Editors Courier -
The Association of
the Congregational Ministry and
Church, for the State of Iowa, met
last Wednesday, May 3lst, AZ
Marion. We found the County-Seat
war between Marion and Cedar
Rapids still raging in all it's violence.
There were about fifty Of US who ar
rived at Cedar Rapids, after the train
had left there for Marion, and who
wished to got TO Marion that night.
A delegate Of the Marion church
was on the ground, who proffercd to
to make arrangements with livery
stables for them TO take US out, but
it was found that nearly every team
in Cedar Rapids was out in different
parts OF the county, to carry men
interested in canvassing for the re-
noval of tho County Seat to the
Rapids.
After losing about two hours time,
however, we succeeded in securing
conveyanccs enough TO carry US all,
but we missed the first evening OF the
meeting.
The Association was presided over
by Hon. j. B. Grinnell, and was one
of tho largest; most interesting and
profitable meetings the body has
ever held. There were in attendance
about 200 ministers and delegates.
They were entertained in most
hospitablc manner By the people Of
Marion. Ii the reception they gave
the Association is an indication Of
their public spirit, generosity and
Iiberality, tho legislators and officers
OF Linn county cannot find better
place to remain than at Marion.
Tho churches within tho Associa-
tion now number 21O, with an aggre-
gate membership of nearly 10000.
About 1000 members have been
added during the year. More church.
es have been organized than in any
previous year. We are trying to
keep pace with tho rapid develop.
ment and growth OF the State. This
means far more than any one thinks
unless he has noted the progress Of
this great State within three years
past.
Five minister's have died during
tho year, ono OF them the beloved
and lamented Rev. G. ID. A. Hebard,
pastor, at the time OF his death, of
the church At Oskaloosa. The next
meeting Of the Association is To be
in the young and growing Sioux City.
June 7th, 1871. b.
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SECOND DAY OF TERM.

JUNE 9th, 1871.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, members all present. Prcsi-
dent Garfield in the chair. The
minutes Of yesterdays proceedings
read and approved.
The petition of the Cayuga Chief
Manufacturing Co., for retunding
taxes paid for the year 1870, taken
up and on motion the Same was re-
jected.
The petition of C. 4. Garvey, ].
P, Washington Township, for a
Docket for office.
On motion granted.
Road petition of ID. Ullery and
others, taken up, this being the
day set for final action and no enc
appearing to contest said matter, the
road is hereby established, according
to the report Of Commissioner, pro-
vided petitioners pay all costs and
1879.
Road petition oi Samuel Millsrd.
taken up, this belug tie day sct for
final action, and no one appearing to
contest said matter, it is hereby or
dered that tho prayer of petitioner
be granted and tho road vacated Gas
reported on by the Commissioncr),
petitioner paying all costs on or be-
tore January 1st, 1872.
Road report of Thomas Foster,
cx-Supervisor, received and ordered
to be placed on file.
On motion, Board adjourned until
| o'clock, P. NJ.
One O'CLOCK, z. M.-Board met
pursuant 70 adjournment, m6mbers
all present. President Garfield in
the chair.
Road petition Of Mary Williams
and others, taken up and the pre-
requisite Of the law having been
complied with, W. g. Reynolds is
appointed a Commissioner to ex-
anime and if deemed cxpedien:, re-
locate said road. To begin work
juno 7th, ard report to Auditor June
oath, 1871.
Road petition OF A. w. Bell ana
others, tor road relocation in Cass
Township, taken up, and it appear
ing that the prerequisite of the law
had been complied with, 1t is ther-
fore ordered that AbsoIom Brooks be
and is hereby appointed Commits
sioner to view and report upon the
expediency of re locating said road
az pctitioned for. That he begin
work on the 18th day of jane, and
report to the Auditor GU the 24th OF
June 1871.
Road petition Of II. II. Wright and
others, Tor road in klchIand Town
ship-the prerequisite of the law
having been complied with in said
cas-, Jno. Ii. Carver is horcby ap
pointed Commissioner to examine
and if deemed expedicnt, locate said
road, beginning said work on the
18th day of juno, 1871, and report
to Auditor on 24th of June, 1871.
Road petitioned for by Jno. Sven
son and others. and reported on ia
vorably by I. J. Layne, Commission
er, is hereby set for final hearing or
the 4th day of September, 1871, be
fore tho Board Of Supervisors.
Tho petition Of s. b. McClung fol
abatement assessment, OF was on mo
tion rejected.
On motion the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning ut s o'cl'k
A.. NJ. GEO. ID. HAcKwoRTH,
Auditor.
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A WEDDING party came to grief
last week, at Fort Dodge bv eating
ice cream that had boon made in q
copper freezer, which was supposed
to have had some vcrdigris in il.
The party numbered somo two hun
drcd, comprising all the doctors IN
the town, and all were taken stimuli
taneously with violent retchiny,
cramping, and vomiting. We have
not heard of any deaths occurring
but considerable apprehension was
entertained in regard to some.
The Iowa Northeast says that i,
is thought the ice cream eaten AT the
wedding, in Fort Dodge last week
which mado 80 many sick, was pois
ened by some scoundrel Intentionally
None Of the sufferers are likely, to dit
from the effects Of the poison.
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oTrumwA IOWA, THURSDAY JUNE l5 1871

The petition Of Trustees Of Wash
ington township, for appropriation,
on motion ordered to be returned.
Road petitlo1ed for by j. Reno, and
others, in Pleasant township for va
cation and rel,cation, on motion set
for final hearing on 9th day Of Sept,
1871.
Petition of Union Coal Mining
Co. for abRteft1ont Of assessment on
train track, in Cass tp., on. motion
said assessment is reduced TO $4,000,
instead of 5000, lf
The petition of Danl. collars for
abatement Of assessment, was taken
up, and, on motion, the following was
adopted as tho assessment on said
property, viz: spt Of WI ofn W WI,
sec. "a, tp r., + IA, Il sores at $50
per acre 75 lots IN zol'ars add, at
$40 per lot, and lot No. 4, interest do;
500; and the 5 acre piece in sec. %,
at So per acre.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
| o'clock, p m.
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THIRD pAY OF SESSION.

8 o'clock, q. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present. Pres.
Garfield in tho chair
The proceedings of yesterday read
and approved.
Road petition of E. Hale. and 9th.
ers, set tor hearing at | O'Clock p. m.
this day.
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a spirit of thanktulness, and Of pray
er; (two Of the fundamental graces
ofa christian) can be properly taught,
and dcvelopedby the parent. Gene
rally speaking children canhot, and
do not feel the want of a Saviour, or
the need of salvation. They are
loving, innocent. pure, full Of life,
hope, bouyancy and strehsth'but the
times come when they need Saw
our, when their nature demands,
yea, longs for help /; something high
or, stronger, than human aid then
if they have been rightly developed,
they will fly to the Rock that is
higher than they, as naturally and
freely as they would 90 to their
earthly parent.
Rev. e. SAMPSON.
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C. W. Hills, of the Ottumwa Cour

G. W. Hills, of tho Ottnmwa Cour
Ter office called to SEQ ns on Monday.
Mr.. Hills reports tho Courier as pros.
perlng, and tho city rapidly improv-
ing he informs us that our old-time
friend, II. IL. Warden, is again upon
tho editorial staff Of tho Courier, and
eshat Billy Caldwell IA foreman in the
news rooms.-Potoeshiek Herald.
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| o'clock, p. M, Juno 7th, 1871.

| o'clock, p. M, Juno 7th, 1871.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Members all present. Pres.
Garfield in the chair.
Road petilioned for by z. Hale and
others, This bong the time set for e.
ing no opposition offered to the o.
tablishment and relocation of said
road. it is hereby ordered that said
petition be granted, and the re-;oca-
ton established; BY petitioners pay
ing all costs and putting the road as
relocated, in good travelling order. on
or before January |, 1872.
On motion, tho Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning, 8 o'clock,
u. m. GEo. ID. uAbKwORTH,
Auditor.
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A well-dressed, gonteel looking
man named T.. T.. Hunt " as arrested,
on the arrival OF the train from tho
west yesterday, on telegram from
tho City Marshal of Ottumwa.--
What otfcnse Hunt has been guilty
oil is not stated. Tho Marshal at
Ottumwa was notified OF the arrest,
and in reply instructed the authori-
tics here to retain the prisoner until
after his arrival. Haiokeye, Sth.
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NOTICE.

We have this day appointed Mr.. +. X.
Oliver, as the eole agent for the sale OF our
Celebrated Perfected Spcctdcles, for which
we claim the following advantages. viz -
Thew assist, as we'll AZ 1rcsesDc, rendering
frequent changes unnecessary. They con-
fer clear and distiact vision an In the
natural healthy sight, They are pure,
hard and trttliamt. hence not liable to be-
come scratched. The frames, whether in
gold, si,uer or steel, are ofthe finest quality
and finish. They are fitted by u new
mode (Test types) by which mistakes are
impossible. LAZARUS d MORRIS,
Opticians. Hartford Conn.
April 8, 1871 -dw1y
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Cant. Holm Young STONE of MiJ

Capt. John Young Stone, of Mills
county, carried musket two years
during the war 10 the 10th Iowa,
and until his merit secured his pro.
motion. He served with distinguish.
ed credit in the 18th and 18th Cen
eral Assemblies, and is now a candi.
date for Senator from his 9th Dis.
trict. We think he will be nomina.
ted because he deserves it, and
because his opponents arc dong the
unmanly thing to defeat him.
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John P. Irish has four columns in

John P. Irish has four columns in
his last paper vindicating himself
from Dominick Bradley's charge that
he was one of the pdrtlceps criminiS
in the late body snatching at Iowa
City. He closes rs follows:
81 hope now to have done with
this matter and am sure the public
shares that aspiration. If this last
agitation Of it, originating in the
malice of those who have betrayed
me, shall result in the death they
freely threaten. l am sure my par,
in the tragedy may always be refer
red to with prido by any who are my
friends, and if my pen should be pow
crlcss to defend tho deeds done by
tho hand that will hold il no longer,
leave the vindication ofmy memory
and the aveDgiDg ofmy death to those
whe have confided in me not in vain.
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Mr.. J. Davis is lctting too many
cats out OF the bag, for which be
gets the following rap from the Chi.
cago Times
"The existence of Mr.. Jefferson
Davis is a clear case of surplusage.
Tho world could do without him,
and so much of the universe known
as the Southern States of the United
States of America would be i'm
mensely better off if he had insured
his life in some company that takes
European risks, and then joined the
Communists. 1t is q sad thing to
outlive ones usefulness, and sadder
still to be o burden on ones friends
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Several Of the democratic journals
In Ohio are taking strong grounds
against tho actisn Of tho democratic
convention in that State. They say
that the democracy Of the State
cannot be made to indorse tho Val
landlgham platform. The Cincinna.
u Enquirer, however, after a bitter
fight against the platform, finally
succumbs.
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A Des Moines correspondent of the

A Des Moines correspondent Of the
Nashua Post, who signs himself
"Polk," has Uncovered two prodig-
ious mares nests, to-wit that Wap-
clio county will be unanimous for
Slagle for Governor, and that Sena-
tor Harlan and bis friends are using
their influence to defeat O'Connor
and nominate Carpenter. "Polk"
seems to be poking his snout around
without arriving at any very reliable
conclusions. 10. o
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The 0ffUAVA WEEKLY COURlEl
1. Il Il. HzafETSSk, HHzRhI4Sk }EDlrors

"Boss" Tweed's daughter was mar
ried, at Trinity Church, New York,
the other day, to one McGinniss, ol
st. Louis, Leather Merchant. s.
Tho "Boss" cooper, who has but
recently been promoted from hie
adxe to the control Of politics and
patronage of New York, entertained
his guests in q manner which would
have astonished the wealthiest
crowned head in Europe.
The bridal presents aggregated a
half q million dollars ia valuc, which
we're for the most part the annual
dividends which the thieves, placed
In power by Tweed, paid 70 Their
masters daughter In gratitude to
the great thief who enabled thom oil
to steal themselves rich. ei
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mr. FoR Dyspepsia. Indigestion, de
preston oi Spirits aud General Debility,
in their vnrlO'is iOvins also, ns pre-
ventive ny sinst fever aud ague. and other
intermittent fevers. the Ferro. Phosphora-
ted Elixir of Calisaya made by Caswell,
Hazard q Co. New York. and ; Id by
Tay lor, Blake Il Co IL the best tonic, and
ns tonic for patients recovering from
fcver or other sickness, IL has no c1ual.
nn3.df Wv
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HENRY s. FoorE of Tennessee i

HENRY s. FoOrE of Tennessee ID
out for the Vallandigham Platform,
and puts in nomination EenI. Sher
man for the Democratic Nomination
for President. This is the Foote
who once beat JeH. Davis for Cover
nor Of Mississippi, and whose politi.
cal idiosyncracies since haye led him
TO quarrel with everybody, and 10
gain a Quixotic reputation that rem.
ders his sayings Of no more force
than the braying Of an ass.
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DEs MONIES, June ..

The Ottumwa Coal and Mining
Company, capital halt II million do
l'trs, filed articles OF incorporation t. .
day.
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Iowa County instructs for Henry
O'Conuer.

" Albert Pike, q long haired nui.
sancc, who commanded brigade oi
Indians that scalped our dead and
wounded soldiers at Pea Ridge, has
been received with distinguished
ectaa, by the Masonic Grand Lodge at
Davenport, in session during the
past week.
Verify, fraternity covers . multi
tude of sins,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-15

Gen. Rodman, inventor OF the
Rodman gun, and late commanding
officer as Rock Island, is dead.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-06-15

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