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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
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Daily Confer Nay 10. st. itte isesa
'ERsoNAL.Col. John SCOTT called
LAY On his way from Burlington
Des 4oines.
Col. Scott is one Of the sterling
m Of Iowa, and just now quite
omipent before ths people - !
obable candidate for Govesaor.--
bouad he be the lucky man, We
houl Emcs. freely and willingly
| upposihm, feeling sure that Iowa
You'd be hoporobly and faithfully
barred for by itb Executive.
judge fhnblA Of Bloomfield, also
gave US . call. He reports that
little shindy between him and our
redoubtabfs Col. Gilfaspy ~ sill
pending in the Davis County Court,
10 which Col. G. claims that the
Judge is indebtedsto him in the sum
pr $500, -whieh be. has boon compelled
10 pay to tho ST. Louis and Cedar
AsaPids Railroad Company, and
whsh theEol Gays, the Judge prom
'sSto pay for him, on condition that
h*ould enlist under The banner Of
Gteral Garantee. When this little
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

! The nastiest and most pestilentisl
of oil vermir-the potato bug has
made its appearance. We had not
planted any potatoes 10 our garden
for three years in consequence Of
this intolerable nuisance, and, now
that wo have put in small patch,
they have commencsd operations,
forthwith. IF there is any difference
between them at all, We believe they
are MASTER than even Dirty Dean.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

The potato trade 10 still lively in
town, and bear good price. Con-
siderable quantities are still coming
in. and are the best in quality we
have ever seen in this country. We
think the reason for this is, an entire
change in seed-our farmers now
raising entirely from seed of i'm
proved and now varieties. Farmers
oil agree that change Of corn, wheat
potatoes, and oil other seeds, are es-
sential to the raising Of good crops
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

!, .,---..s..H olo end n more g.
oz3ea y know that Il cured them; those who have
net know thaki cures theirneighb ors End nds;
and ~ know that Whist Il does once & does q.
gle6t ofits Competition. We have ehSusands uprn
thousands Of certincates Of their remarkable cnroa
Of tie following complaints, but such cures aSU
known. IN every peigkboghood, and No need -
puhlish them. Adapted to al ages and conditions
IN IN climates containing neithr cAlomelnofany
deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety
By anybody. Their sugar.coaffng preserves theGa
ever 6esh, and makes them pleasant to take, willis
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise non
their use In any quantity. Inn fEas 4
They operate by their powerful influence on Tie
internal viscerA TO purify tho blood ard stimulate
u into healthy actfon-Iemove the obstructions
hehody, restoring their irregular action to health
rSnse FL ~ ~ Ia isyst ors1iS n aisase
Minute directions are given p he Wrapper On
- 3sn nox, i9f 1e iouoWme oompaaants' Wncn tneee
~ ISpa0ly cu!e.-
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Ifbusiness mon want something
10 the latest style Of business envel.
opes and Bill Heads, they can see
them and have them printed in the
bcst style ct the CoURIER Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

The Msthodist says that the whole
church Is being moved by the hither.
70 unsupported eloquence Of Metho-
dist women, and, says the journal, Il
Is apparently destined not only 70
give new momentum TO missionary
finanoes, but to develop . mighty
enlargement Of woman's power Ii
the denomination. MI
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

"A wonderful discovery has been
made Of GOAL mines and oil wells,
thirty miles from Aspinwsll. I'hs
mines are reported to b inexhausti
bic, and the coal ID said to be d I
superior quality, equal even 70 The
best imported. The Government has
given 10 the discoverer an Immense
tract Of land. s.. ss.ssssa u 81.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
Concerning Railway Conduc.
tors and Troublesome
PASSENGERS.

"A c0o0 Wob tTl0Q IN ONO OI our
courts the other day-Noses Moees
We. Robert McRoberts-the former
. troublesome railway passenger and
the latter . railway conductor
which the plaintiff claimed several
thousand dollars damages for having
been put OF the cars. It seems Moses
when called on for his fare, offered q
greenbaok which was torn and mutt
lated to such an extent as to render
its denomination undistinguishable,
and the conductor refused to receive
it. Moses said he had no other
money, but the conductor, having
met such customers before, did not
believe him, and informed him that
he must either pay his faro in good
current money, or he would have to
be put off the train at the next sta
ton, and, furthermore, that even if
he should offer to pay his fare with
current money after the train had
come to stop, it would not be &C
cepted, and he would have to get of,
nolens Uolexs. Moses waited until
the train had stopped, when, seeing
preparations making to put him of,
be offered good greenback in pay
mont OF his fare, but the conductor,
true to his word, refused to take the
money, and put out the troublesome
Moses "among the bullrushes' at
country town. The case was tried,
but the jury, instead Of awarding to
the plaintiff his claim of thousands
of dollars, brought in verdict of one
cent damages I
Now, we have travelled much up.
on railway trains, and have often
wondered at the patience and for
bearancc, almost more than human,
exhibited by some conductors, when
pestered by unreasonable or ill-tem-
pered passengers who either forget
or refuse to consider that the con-
ductor is bound to carry out the
rules and regulations of the corpora
ton that employs him, and that he
has no power either to grant free
rides, TO reduce the fare rates, or to
be moro accommodating ethan the
law allows" Such fellows as this
man Moses, who are Intentionally
troublesome, and delight in it, either
on railroad trains, or any whore else,
deserve . wholesome dose of kicking
and were this writer q railroad con-
dncsor, he would risk all damages to
do himself the extreme pleasure of
administering the dose we'll put on.
The jury that the tried case ought
to have brought in verdict of s'no
damages, but boot toe application
due the plaintiff. h
It ls true that occasionally men
are employed rs railway conductors
who, from lack of gentlemaly quail
tiles, mako themselves needlessly Of
fensive to passengers-who cannot
treat anybody with ordinary court
esy, or even answer civil question
civiliy such men are more fit to be
swine-drivors than to I'll the respon-
sible position they occupy: but ex-
perienced travellers vi bear testi-
mony TO tho fact that aIailway c0n-
ductor Of this sort 10 IN exception the
rule, and that, generally, railroad
conductors are shout a. hard-tricd,
forbearing, and patient, class Of
men as can be found-and to the
Thoughtful observer on his travels the
wonder is not 90 much that they 0c.
casionally get out Of patience, rs that
thew endure A MANY p0ttv annoy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

DIR. J. q. Johnson, formerly OF
Agency City, haslocated at Fontania,
Mama county, Kansas. We wish
the Doctor all the luck in tho world,
and can asuresthe people Of FoDta.
MA that, .instbe Doctor they have
secured one Of Natures Doblemen y
as citizen.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
Plants! Plants l!

Josiah Myers has 100000 Sweet
Potato plants for sale. Also Cabbage
and Egg plants, and . variety Of
Towering plants. Will deliver them
any where in the city. Residence !
mile east Of the city. d&w2t+
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

The Chinese government is deer.
dedly Conservative" on the woman
question. The law 10, that any wo-
man who disputes. in the slightest
degree, theauthority Of her husband,
may be murdered out Of hand. "a.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
HURLBUT b EDSALL,
g LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL,
rtfs WHOLESALE AGENTS. If
dANlG n a vrlv.s r-,si A -
JOHNsON'S @
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup,
Lindsay's Improved
Blood Searcher.
RHEUMATIsM AND NEI1RAI,aIA.

+ RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
No medicine ever offered 10 the public
for the cure Of Rheum atlsm, Neuralgia,
etc has gained such = wide spread repu-
tstion as Johnson's Rheumatic Com
pound. It IL. beyond doubt. m Invaluable
medicine. Testimonials Of ~ virtue have
been received from ricn End poor
learned and unlsaned, civilian and
soldier. while physicians commend It, and
use 1t In their practice. alD2i
Established 1885. Il 868ibkt W. 1881.
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP.
We begt call 10 the mind OF our readers
that this season OF the year, above al
others, is the one in which they are liable
to Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc., whilst
the little ones are In constant danger Of
that most alarming and fhtal OF all dis
eases. Group. II 10 therefore necessary
that every family should provide posi-
tive remedy, one thAt In ready for use 1t
all times. Sellers Cough Syrup yon will
dnd sure and sdeedy remedy for Coughs,
Colds, and all diseases arising from them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
LINDsEY,s BLOOD SEARcHER.

The blood il the very fountain OF iifs
therefore, II We wish TO restore health,
we mu t first purify the blood, and 70
insure continued health, must keep II
pure. Lindsey's Blood Ssarcher IL the
safest and most effectual medicine fox
obtaining this desired effect. It 10 always
safe, and the most delicate can suse Ii.
These remedies are sold by all druggists
everywhere. Prepared only by
R. n. SELLERS AND co !, u
Wholesale Drug xists, No, As Wood Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa
4 ia Feb, 23ls7i.w8rn. i9es sEta
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After scanning il closely for . mo-
ment, he said, Il pays DO State tax,
/ pays DO county tsx, and | pays dc
school tax, but py tam, ! pays nc
total taxi ls got no total, and nev
or had any So they let him of on
|.tho total, insisting only on tho State
lcounty and school.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

The Homeopathic Msdiosl Society
Of Iowa, 1t their recent session st
Keokhk, resolved TO admit women
- regular practitioners Of medicine,
without 1 dissenting vote. $50 n, ass
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

The natural cnmity to tho tax
gatherer is rs prevalent in Newton
county, Missouri, as elsewhere. A
well-to-do German farmer como into
the village few days since to pay
his taxes. The bill was handed tc
him itemized thus:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

Judge Thayer Of the Clinton Aga
dominates Walter |. Hayes % the
democratic candidate Sor Supreunsl
Judge. Hayes il just % good ! name
70 waste ballots on ~ any other.--
Lot il bs Hayssf $500 Z. N. n: Il. s IS. Y, I
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

Sweet Potato Plants :
During the season It Months Gar.
den above town. Orders left with
g. A. Derby, will be- promptly filled.
may4-w1m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
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CHARLES A. DANA. Editor.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That Peter Neif, No. 70 Ohio leyee, is
closing out his large and well'selccted
stock of clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
trunks and valises, at and
BELOW COST.
1t is his purpos, to embark more extern
sively in the merchant tailoring and fur
nishng goods business-hencc the desire
to close out tho stock above enumerated,
marGtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15
THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MARCH IS.

on lectures and statistics in the Board Of
| Directors, and this one has failed in part
OF its duties, owing 10 the fact that il is al
most impossible IN this city to gather the
statistics required by the provisions Of the
constitution.
In providing for series Of lee lures, and
making them financial success, this COM
mlttee has been energetic, di,creet and
faithful, and deserves the praise and COM
mendution Of the association and all who
were benefited by those lectures.
The monthly meeting has not been sus-
tained as it should have been, which Is one
hindcrance 10 the advanc ement Of the in.
tercsts Of the association. This meeting, If
rightly conducted, is one Of its brightest
features, and next to the prayer meetir IS
lts greatest instrument for good IL failed
in the past year, partly because of neglect
of duty in part Of the committee on pub
lie meetings. but more especially because
the membership allowed other entertain
ments, which unfortunately occur
red frequently on our meeting
evenings, to draw them away;
and hero ] would suggest, to avoid such
results in future, the constitution lie made
10 provide that ifthc monthly meeting be
disturbed OF the End Monday evening Of
the month, it will be held on the Monday
following.
From the report Of the Treasurer we
have seen that the financial condition of
the society is good, although the past year
has involved some expenditures and risks
which will not occur again.
And now having presented an account
Of our ste wardship for one ycar-having
shown that with little more than the
counicnancc of the public, we have held
on with determination, and through God 5
help have made our association a success,
We ask all in this community, who have
the public good-who are anxious 70 up
hold an institution which has for IL OBJ
ect the Eyangcization of our city and It's
redcmption:.from the thraldom ofKing Al
eohol and his devoioes, TO lend helping
hand in every convenient way. Talk for
us-work for Us--holp us.
Already is the association known abroad
and it, workings favorably commented
upon by the press of other cities. But
while it, influence abroad will work and
il working good for our city, is efforts
here among US Is better still
II il uniting and strengthening the
of the various bodies and
making them more effective for good. IL
stands between the world and the church
like connecting link-one step nearer, it
reaches 30 much further out into the world
Of sin 10 reclaim the erring-it is the eye
which !. continually upon the young men
Of the community to reprove, persuade,
instruct, and lead them by gentle means TO
Glove the thing which they now hate and
to hate the things which they now love-
Such !. IL object God has blessed our
efforts in the past we Tpray for his bless
ing in the future.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15

Johnson COUNTY ALL RGHr.-Thc
County Court Of johnson county has nc
ecp,cd the "plan Of the G. X V, Il, II
directors, and has ordered the bonds %
tina, county to be issued and placed in the
hand. Of trustee on the condition that
work .h.,ll be commenced by May ls,
The Vienna ir''yy "goe' of over this
fact and shouts
Huzzah' We expect 90 soon hear the
conductor shout; NIESSAi Fifteen min.
utcs for pie! All aboard for Niucenncs,
indianapolis, and New York Whoopl
But all counties have no, county courts
like tina. Of johnson, and thi, fac, may de-
fea, tie project and delay the construction
Of tht road for many years.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15
Closing Out Sales.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth Of
rcady-madc clothing, hats, caps, boots,
,hocs, trunks and valesc. are offered for
sale by L. Seh, 20, Ohio Lcycc, az AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being his.intcn-
ton 10 close out IN that line, and embark
exclusively and more extensively IN tho
furnishing goo3s and merchant tailoring
This closing out .ale furnishes an oppor-
,uni,y to secure clothing cheaper than ever
before offered IN th.. market.
dcclO,f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15

AUcrioN,-I will offer for sale at The
residence of Mrs. Slack, corner Seventh
and Walnut streets, on Friday, March
Eth, at 0 o'clock am, large assortment
of household and kitchen furniture, con-
sisting of beds,eads, bureaus, bedding,
wash stands, center tables, sofas, lounges,
carpets, stofes, and kitchen utensils, etc.
Sale without reserve,
marl5-3t DAN. HARTMAN.
Auctioneer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15

Burnside squelched, he can devote consid-
erablc time to his club duties. We there
fore expect to witness a revival of interest
in this popular society, which was organ
lied by gentlemen who yearn to DO good,
"with view to the elevation of the poor
man although, so far as our observation
goes, the poor man needs no more eleyat-
ing than the rich, if as much to furnish
to its members n comfortable place for in
nocent social intercourse and for other
laudable purposes. IL should not, there
fore, be permitted to lag, and we hope that
President Bross, who Is chin full of the
milk of human kindness and always first
in all works of philanthropy, just rs he is
in all works of public enterprise, may
take hold of the club and place it on a firm
basis.
The old English poet rcrrick, had his
own opinion about Lent, and expressed i. in
the following well-known poem. 1t It's, says
an exchange, undoubtedly quito as appro-
pirate to our time rs to his and, whether
Its inculcations are observed or not, the
poem will be read with pleasure:
as this q Fast to keep
The ldrtor leanC
And cleaue
From the tat Of yclles Iul Sheep
l. Il 10 quit tho dish
Ofhesh, Yet -tiN
Tohl
The platter high with f.h
4, 1t 20 fast an houtc,
Or rag'd ~ 20
Or show
downcast look aui ,owr"
No, Il. q fast 70 dole
Thy -hcafot wheat,
AMI meat
INTO the hungry -ou"
II u to fast from strife,
From oil debate,
AMI hate,
70 circumciscthy life,
To show heat grier.rcni
To stlrNe thy SIM
Not bin.
And that's 20 keep thy Lent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15
rur GREAT vEnNAL spxoIrlC.

NJ class % .nvalids are more sensitive 10
chsuss4 u season AMI variation. Of temperature
Than dysP'pu,s, and persons VI bilious habit.
Tender muss aro not moro easily Affected by these
vci.siiudcs than feeble .t0m1chs u there h .
tendency IN the system to DIGESTION, biiousness
or bowel complaints, the variable weather of
early spring i- almost sure % develop. one or
other ofthcssa.imcats. Intermittent feyers arc
also moro prevalent in the spring months than At
any other season except autumn. In view ofthese
flet-. ibis seems TO he proper time 10 invite IS.
pcall attention 90 li0,tcttor- stomach Bitters,a
medicine, which for long -er.c, of years, has
pr1,oi superior 60 an Others A. remedy for tho
above named disorders, and ~ protection against
the ma.mA which frequently produces, and
Away assraya,cs them. Il was formerly tho
prastec o. give violent cathsrtics a. spring ned
icne., nor d, ia ocustom yet entirely obsolete.
Nothing. however, can be more ill.judg.d and I'M
sophilo-ishcil. Tho chilling moisture with " ich
the ar Is loaded AZ the breaking up Of winter.
presses heavily upon the vital forces OF the body.
AMI O., enforcement, not depletion, - what Il ro-
quros. Tho Bittcrs isa genial AMI excellent
t,ulc, moderate Alternative, and Just enough ofsa
apcyIcnt 10 regulate without convusing tho
bowels. IL IL, therefore, a specific peculiarly
adapted % the present season. mchlsdswiv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15

For SALE,-A two-story frame house
with u store room supplied with shelves
on the lower floor good cistcrn, located
on Commercial avenue, between Nine
,ecnth and Twentieth streets, Gear the
New Book store, This property viii DO
sold cheap, as the owner lives out Of the
city, For further particulars apply ut this
office. milo I'm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-15

ORDERS TO MAEcH.-Wor,hington or
dcrs everybody aud their children to
march TO his new Photographic Art Gal
lcry, and leave their measure for ono or
more dozen Of his new imitation porcelain
card photographs made only at bis gal
lcry. The line of march should commence
about o'clock Il IN, and continue up till
night. mch1dtf