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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-26

William Francis Mclean is now an adj
vertising agent at 256 Broadway, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-26

The following brief poem, contribution
to the State Journal, of Wisconsin. is
equally well "calculated' for other lati-
tudes:
81 know a woman, pale and slight
With heart in hopeless mood
Who often tolls throughout the night
To earn her husbands food
While he, in strength of manhood's power.
Some gay saloon will seek
And spend more money in an hour
Than she earns in a week p
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Have Your Printing and Binding Done at
the Pelican Job Office, Corner Camp and
Poydras Streets. oc29 ly
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T ,OUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
No. 51..........Ca Camp Street..........No. 81
W. VAN NORDEN, HENRY PEYCHAUD
President. Vice President.
JOHN S. WALTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
W q. Thomas, David Wallace,
Henry Peychaud, DR.. W. H. Holcombe.
H. J. Mullan.
Six per cent paid on savings deposits
Safes rented and valuables received.
Interest on bonds collected and remitted.
Persons living In the country will find this Com
pany safe depository for valuables, papers, ETC.,
st a small expense. noll ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-26

NEW ORLEANS SILTERWARE
MANDATORY.
Attention is particularly directed to my SILvES
TABLE WARE, such as
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
Prices as low at any Northern manufactor,
and CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE IN NEW
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any. Full
guarantees given in all cases Every description Of
Medals Badges, Military Belt-plates, Sword Mount
ings, etc, manufactured in the most artistic man
and at low prices.
A. HIMMEL, Proprietor,
de4 ly2p No I86 PoydIas street
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THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.

TRUST COMPANY.
A National Savings Bank.
CHARTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THB
United States, March, 1865
Thirty-three branch offices have already been es-
tablished throughout the country.
Principal Office:
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
J. W. ALvORD, President. D. L. EATON, Actuary
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH:
114.......... .Car0ndeiet street...........114
New Orleans, louisiana
Deposits of any amount received. All accounts
strictly private and confidential All deposits are
payable on demand with interest due. SIX PER
CENT interest paid compounded free OF all
taxes semi-annually each year. Especial advantages
afforded to trustees guardians and others having IN
charge trust funds; also to societies, lodges divl
sons and associations Certificates of deposit is
sued, payable on demand il currency or gold, with
interest due. Deposits be made by express or
ceived from individuals, firms societies and cor
pOrations subject to check at sight.
The Freedman's Savings and Trust Company was
Incorporated for the special benefit OF the freed
men of the South, but it offers its advantages to
all classes alike. AS national institution, sub
ject at all times to the supervision of the Congress
OF the United States, it's honesty and tegrity
constantly assured.
OFFICE HOURS: From A. NJ. to P. NJ, and on
Saturday nights from six to eight o'clock
G. D. STURTBVAET,
mh17 ~ Cashier New Orleans Branch.
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MEDICAL.

nENTlST-DR ALLEN, NO. IL DRYADkS
~ street. near Canal, will attend personally to
all those who may require his services advice.
Dr. Allen would inform his patients that the Rub
Der plate hereafter made will be from a new com.
pound, free from poisonous ingredients and twice
as strong as the Ver1nilion Rubber. Old plates
made new at twenty per cent less than the usual
price. se25 w.
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g DINGEE, AUCTIONEER. ~
Unreserved aud absolute W y
=.
public auction. II.
THURSDAY, May 20. ls71,
b.
thu grounds Y
bg2 of choice Land,
xubdvideo INTO
Ito auest building sizes
wes,chester county, .
IN lots and plots II EACH nciudins ne
.Isssn, MANSION OF Thomas H. Ha~lcy, and ~ acres OF
beautiful grounds Couservatores ,se Villa OF
fSgiey D. Cspp, with ~ acres OF elesan,y nuons'
srnnnd, Spacious stables GARAGE anu
Also the pretty Homestead oil Mre nciny 70 Anu
choice Land hf rsl%; sSd le toss, b~sa
Nth srr. lots well :iastsa ~, .cved proper,, WI "a
soid per plot. .aa lei sRmnre'sd pei acre.
s2oo,ooo have Been expended 7"
asy and grading avenues. pouevard: esanades
syss sa CIV waHs. aaiea Oh beautiful 6ands o.
n inl OF the Sound Qpe our from the
Civ 70 minutes from Harlem Bridge Gains 70 and fro
dsi, on The New and New Haven railroad 10 minutes
w ~ s f ss. o. ss M 80
very 1nes, large tracts OF valuable land
/ ever laid out 10 ,.v.sA,
Tn. AL, vim b. sssouse 10 tho fsbes. bidder, wl,hou.
! limitation reserve on liberal terms
1 Special carr free
\ Take A. N. and ii ~ A. NJ trains new fofh an9 rev
| For maps, circulars, &C., apply 70 n,vovp .co
| Auctoneers and Brokers ia Real Estate,
L e. Cedar street.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY a. r7l-QUADRUPlE SHEET
sALEs At AUCTION.

sALEs At AUCTloN.
I JOHNSON, JR, AuCrioNEER
-. A. A., bali pas. one ?,cIoca
ra oH TnE HILL I'LL %
s'~o"'on avenue s,s;.o Y y:.Ss LANDING
~ siss sS"; f%son "a .S% Vmw We
after . lunch excellence, enivened with
win commence the sale OF
which for beauty OF situation line vews Ac cannot be
me properly only IS New York and seven
aeisnss G1 VIII Apply sT for ticket. Z, SA JOHNSON
LEk IS Nassau street New York.
7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IET%EILyS EARK, oEASSE,S.J,
'1 s. r. 5 so SAxsfT A sSGEsSAS,S
WI SCI TJ fsSaa " s% u: g''.:s o'clock NJ
! n,o,. - .nu g BumDiNo LOTS 70 Ola. .vonr. or,,
aSesi aye walk iro,a the railroad Of Inc
n saa " & npg n
depot amt TO Newark horse to be extended past Lewe
This property situated in the beet Of the park and
IL first class nehborhood and improvements
commanding one Of the finest and most EXTENDED views in
Tns sale Offers special Inducements for
aud nsasfa home and w he MADE ar suSleo. the
insurinr many comforts absence of all
a s ana Of S1 nifty
Terms accommodating and made known on day or sale or
s.y per of the purchase may remain bond
and mortgage for term OF wears, II desired
MORRIS WILKINS AUCTloNEER.
E,ecn,or ssae of superb Household Furniture,
Fine BroDzes,
Suit steel Armor, ane on Paintings,
Eeean, Mirrors, rich Carpets,
+. II. LUDLOW 4 co. wiz sell nj auction, on TuEsnAl,
May g. 1871, al II O'Clock A. NJ,
The residence No 20 West Twenty street. be-
tween Fifth aud Sixth avenues,
by order OF William q. Wetmore executor of John Bowland
All the Furniture OF said consisting of richly carved
rosewood Parlor Suits crimson 10 pieces superb
French plate pier and manel Mirrore carved rosewood
Eacere elegant Centre Fancy and Tripod Tables fine
bronze and marble Clocks, fine Bronxes and Eanel Orna
men rich crimson satin Reps and Lace Curtains carved
rosewood Extension Table, marble top Buffet Lounges,
Dining Chairs rich carved walnut and ebony French Bed
steads Dressing Bureaus, Armores Gace spring aud
curled hair Mattresses, good assortment, OF China and
Glassware rich Aoquee Velvet and Brussels Carpets to-
cether with The Kitchen Utensils Also fine Steel Arnor
"Capa Pie" ancient of Francis the Firs "Panopy
Of Ancient Arms" marble column supporting Verdc's
Marble Antique Group; rape or the Sabines" number
Of choice OIL Painpgs by Ggnoux Watteau Bourgnignon,
Muro and others The house viii be for inspection
the previous to the SAFE by permit which, together with
catalogue, be had At the auconees once No Pine
street.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AuCTIoNEER
1M Executors Sale
Handsome
household Furniture
ADMINISTER and Vevets Carpets,
h0'A'"4' P'SSt I T1fD%o wa h CO. r'0
ruG %.' g At s s:s' Is. len,
At III. Of the S john a, For. Wash.
sss sss.' sS S"s
rosewood Centre rabies, m.re. sops p.is
Mans s, handsome japanese inc
Arm Easy Chairs and Lounges. green rep. ma.
in as a
gany Pier Tables marble tops rosewood ana mahogany
3
AHminser Velvet and Brussels Carpets ocoths Kitchen
s ''.Hs
as 70 u 80 and y 80 ~ returning at 5s, los SOS
Auctoneers, No. Pine street. New Yorl ~
MARsHAL's sALE,-JACoB BoGARr. AUCTIoNEER'
1n will sell Monday. May "a At 10 O'Clock, ll2 Third
the furniture, Fixtures and the above store
O. H. r1T py O. b Ag %EnEiSk in I. BRO
Auctioneers and Dealers in New Jersey real estate,
WEDNESDAY S. y'as issfs' sfr YORK OK the premises.
absolute sale 4 auction AT
Kings.and Station,
miles from New York by the Delaware Lsckawanna
Western Railroad,
125 choice Villa Plots,
handsomely located fassaic with
view OF IL mile
Also large and attractive Dwelling,
containing IL rooms IN foot ccings), with half OF
land.
Three stations within mile. is minutes running time
and Christopher street at IL 80 A. NJ the day of sale
Luncheon the arrival the train Maps
be had of the auconeers at No. Q Pine street.
nAwERRoKERS, SALES
ByR. FIELD, Auciioneer, l21 Bowery,
TUESDAY, May 70,
BY order r. Simpson Co.. l95 Bowery, 500 lots Gold
Pistols, Musical Instruments, &C.
FRDhY May a6 by order H. Freel 81 Rose street. Mems
and womens Clothing.
DAwEBRoKER's SALE WATCHES AND JEWELLERY
i THURSDAY JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell, at 50
New Bowery, a, IL O'Clock, 600 lots of Gold and Silver
Watches Chains Gold and Diamond Jewery Opera Glasses,
SNvcrware, Guns, Pistols, Musical and Mathematical
~ene Fancy Goo1s By order OF Simpson. Somcrs Co.,
!. @ aiham street.
VER0KERS' SALES.-JoHN MORTIMER, d EAST
paw tEay. " u sell, Tuesday go lots Mems and wo-
br9a ~Clothns Bedding and other seasonable goods.
Order Stear Order II. McAecuan second avenue Fri
v ofnens CIotnL, ". Last Broadway
= = - -, AECTIONEkR.
I(lChARu WALiEh tsre, Carpets &c.
u marshn sAe-fur siesoek, at No. Ic West Twenty
second street an assormen. ~ ~ "
urp
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sALEs At AUCTION.
"A +. y, HIM HSssy Il s EssSs ss sssRE
s'''o'"' .sS Ssf%Ss .r sl Z, s.''e streets
Fr" AVs ssfE sSIMt sfss E1sThhSrn AND
rs Il c wilton
Brussels os'ps'' s. sAT RiFissaf NV TINE IS
cnShsES SsG %A = = GT RssS NssTskers
n...sssia Farasars Mirrors. Carpets 4e variety.
moved for convenience Of sale.
ALBERT 2. MINER, AuCrIoNEER ,v
"A fx s.e A hkskr p II M nERSs sR SEEk
s.,,,,oom. a, fsann.ps si 7; Reaae streets,
& c lSs SsSs and a. Tx seaas screens
yeuseei Honsehoid Furniture consisting Q. nd Mack
siaa Suits in Various ediS. french plate Per and Man
Coaans black walnut Bsds,esds bureaus Tables and
Chairs Spring liar Mattresses feaSss so',e terrain, ana
ssiss Seeding, Kischenware, &c.
DRiAN H. MULLER. AUcTIoNEEE.
Executors. saie
on
40 Lors,
situate on
sEvEETB AVENUE MAcoMBs pAM ROAD,
MIST, had. ls3D AND 18TH STREETS,
tocethe: with valuable
WATER FRONT ON HARLEM RIVER
ADRIAN n. MULLER, r. X. WILKINS co.
will sell AT auction,
on WEDNESDAY, MAY "a
= O'Clock, a, the Exchange saesroom, III Broadway,
BY order OF the executors Daniel Devhn deceased,
the above described Valuable Property, situate At the
junction OF Seventh avenue and Mncomh's Dam road,
and known as tue
FLORENCE HOTEL PROPERTY,
eavna frontage OF aboni $50 Harlem 100
ec on nscomes Dam road 800 feet the east and !0o
set on the west side Of Seventh s5 feet l5s
street VIII be sod together the improvements thereon
one parcel anordng to capitalists rare opportunity for
aSfe and profitable Investment.
The Seventh vard, which $50 feet wide,
through tho property win appear from the
Following resolution by the Board OF Central Park
about being regulated add made OF the
enest drives the island
Resolved That the Seveuh from 10th street the
Harlem river be completed gravel road; that be
worked and finished such whole length permitting
Line Of trees heretofore designed TO be planted through The
hsur~ Of the roadway.
seventy per OF the purchase may remain
homo and mortgage for three or five
maps NJ the Office OF the auctoneers. No Pine street.
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RT NOTICE.
"A ARCH JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER.
ALL INTERESTED IN PICTURES SHOULD SEE THE
collection exhibition "a, the Saesroons OF Johnston
Van TRssen "a Nassau street. opposite the Post
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 26 AND %
This 10 OF the attractive collections offered
auction during tho includes
following, "a. -
American.
X Clifford, Eastman Johnson, J. r. Kensctt
J. w. Casi!ear William Hart, w, T. Rlchards
". Whitredge, j. @. Brown, W. l.. Sontae
J. McEnee, A. ID. Sha;iuck, w. b. Durand
Thomas IIicks George Hail. G. O. Griswold,
W. p. de Haas w. Bradford, A.. T. Brtcher.
J. y. Cropsey, j. H. Beers JIM. Wiles
W. y. Raseitine W. NJ. Brown j. Pope,
,. Fairman, 4. ID. Lewis, T. Moran
Foreign.
Van Lempuien. Gyselanckx Dc Facq
DC Beu, Wiiot T. Marian,
Aufsay, II. Esbens T. Kels,
0ormann Van Hove, Montfaiet,
L. carolus, D.. Bilotti, G. Jinghum
lso6bede. j. Bueter. Segnac,
a. Covtez, j. L. DevauI, HID,
Ooms, &. Kurwassg, Eversen,
y. La Porte, Maes, Ruytens
and othera.
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uOO sASD But $1,000 o cAs w. WANTED d..rIh.
X, builders and home seckersA large tract of
Land only 40 mlnutet from Broadway, by mos, popular
steam several depots and unsurpassed
a a OF all the ADVANTAGES sought for In snbur-
ban Investment Full charge and particulars with
STEPJiLNS BPOTIIERs, Real Estate Agents and Convey
anccrs, Is7 broadway, New York.
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A UCTJoN NOTICE
"A MONDAY, A'Vm
=. at III ocock,s 49,. ,orD.
66o CASES STRAW AND PAIs\ LEAF GOODS,
Tor mems. women and child. Shs wear
FRESH AND CHOICE GO oDs,
received direct from the beat Eastern city maDufsc
tnrers and embracing fun <xua a0c sta
PIE goods az well As The laes, novelties C.1osues ana
goods now ready
WIN. TOPPING CO.. Auction, gre.
No. 1872 Church Nreet
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S~CO 000 PARTNER WANTED, IN WELL
X<C.OOO. established fnoney.making Grocery
House to take the place Of lne recently rased Any
bear Of o,oSr,an,.T 0o' or woalI on
Office <Aes' SoS-' - - ''N''1
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

Thafe y = disreputable mounte.
bAak 10 Chioago, named VIM. q.
Eddy, but who 10 moro Familiarity
known g ahorse Eddy" At one
time he wss . lame duck in the Re.
publican party, but Of late he has
BEEN GUIDING under the same dirty
sheets with the two democratic or.
gans Of Chicago. to-wit: the Time.
and Tribune. Eat via a8g
This brazen-faced scallawag IL out
10 9 recent letter denouncing John
A. J. gan, which the Keokuk Consti-
tuition copies with in6aite gpsto rs
the production of . loading radical
Of Illinois. The editor Of the Con
stituttsn reads the politics. Of Illinois.
to poor purpose, when It casts "horse
EDDY a. . radical Republican, unless
indeed its intsntion is to utterly mis- !
represent the facts. Nv 'sa i
But thcn, it is too much to expect
that this generation Of Democratic |
sditora sod politicians win eyer have
The manlinsss 70 do, Justice r.. any
one who done % much TO overthrow
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HOUSE.
w oehingtoI

Z
Mr.. Garfield presented . protest
from three hundred women of Ohio
against woman suffrage. The House
resumed consideration of the
Dominican Commssioni.
A resolution BY Nr Willard ex-
planned the reason for voting against
taking up the resolution, and that hs
was opposed to the acquisition Of
Dominica by treaty or BY Joint
Resolution.
Mr.. Hoar explained why he differ
ed from the majority ofhis colleagues,
He did not concur IN tho idea that
their respect for the President requir-
cd them to support the measure.
Mr.. Stevenson favored the acquisi,
ton Of Dominica.
Mr.. Voorhees, had read . telegram
stating that tho Indiana Senate had
passed resolutions instructing their
Senators and requesting their repre-
sentatives in Congress to vote against
the annexation Of San Domingo.
[Laughter.]
Mr.. Butler Of Mass, sustained the
resolution and opposed the amend
ment of Mr.. Amber, rs only intend
ed to kill the investigation.
Mr.. Bingham took the same
gro6nd
Mr.. Garfield proposed further ex-
tension. Fifteen minutes time was
allowed for discussion.
Mr. Butler of Mass, objected and
closed the debate in favor of the
resolution and against tho amend
ment of Amber.
Mr. Ambler's amendment was then
adopted. Yeas 1O7; nays rs The
joint resolution as amended, then
passed. The Democrats voted solid
" in the negative, together with the
following Republicans :Messrs. Beat
tley, Hoor, Finkleburgh, Peters and
Willard.
Adjourned.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Jan. 10.
Cattle-Receipts lO28. Market
almost nominal, few butchers COWS
and light steers at BIOL.
hogs-Receipts 2300. Market
fairly active, firm, at q decline OF.
ab.ut loo; selling at 6.OO(l6. 40:
n stly at 6.15@6.30.
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list Cougress-THIRD SESSION.
Summary of Proceed ings.
SENATE.

w AB0l08tOus 0us We
Senator Yates presented petition
from citizens Of Illinois for an amend
ment to the Constitution recognizing
the Supreme Being. Referred, q his
request, to the Judiciary Committee.
Senator Sherman, from the Com
mittes on Finance, reported adverse
IL to the supplementary bill to re-
duce taxes, 10.
Senator Carpenter, from the Com
mittee on Judiciary, reported back
and asked action on tho bill author
ling the President TO accept the
resignation of any United States
Judge whenever satisfactory proof
shall be produced of physical or other
infirmities, said Judge to receive his
salary during natural life; provided,
that if after his retirement he shall
accept any other Office of profit tho
salary shall cease.
Senator Casssrly objected, and the
bill was laid over.
Senator Harlan introduced q bill
authorizing the Secretary OF War TO
to construct telegraph line to the
military posts on Che Missouri river.
Referred.
Bills were also introduced--by
Senator Jewett, to organize the Ter
ritory Of Ollahamo; By Pomeroy, =
Joint resolution for the relief Of set
tiers on public lands extending the
time, for making proofs and pay
ments, twelve months; by Senator
Wilson, an amnesty bill, which re-
lieyes oil persons except those who
left the Cabinet and Congress, in 80
and 81, and those suspended from
Office since the 31st, Of May, 1870.
Tho Senate resumed the consider
alton Of the bill revising tho carriage
laws, which finally passed-3O e
IA.
The Senate resumed the consider
alton Of Senator Trumbulrs joint
resolution to prohibit members O
Congress from soliciting Offices from
the Government. Trumbull spok.
| in favor Of the resolution.
Senator Morton moved to lay III
bill aside and take up the SENATE
Dominican resolution % amended b
the House. Tho motion was agreot
to-yeas, rs; nays l6. The Hous'
amendment to the Senate resolution
| was then read, and Morton move<
that tha Senate COpCnr. sS6lss
Mr.. Sumner asked for tho yeas ans
nays, and proceeded TO speak upoz
the resolution. He read from cop,
Of the proclamation Of Ger. CAbral
! making an appeal to his follower
against the nsurper Bias, who ha'
| more than once said he was retaine'
in power by the United States. Sum
ner protested against our proceedin!
farther in this bloody business.
After considerable discussion, th
Senate agreed to close the debate Z
four clock tomorrow afternoon.
Adjourned.
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~ 5 " Z 4. ~
Iowa SokDnaI HIsroRX.--It u in
timatsd By the 6sass Register that
Gsnl N B. Baker, Iows's inimitabls
Adjutaut General from the opsning
az hastiitiss - the present, ID pre-.
paxiag shs material fors history Of
Iowa rsginsnts during The war;
We are Elad 70 hear this, becanss
Nat Baker i the bet man qualiAsd
~ natsrs and intimate knowledge d
oil tho facts living. 70 do Justice 70
the subject.
Ifpubliahsd in : popular form, and
if ths oAicses ars not made too biz
tails TO the little kites Of regiments
il viii prove an Invaluable work u
the public, and . source Of profit Il
the author. al a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

ST. Il. 4 @. r. RIA large and en-
thusiastic meeting Was held at Cedar
Rapids last Friday night which re-
solved to vote the required tax for
the Immediate extension Of the ST.
Louis 4 Cedar Rapids Railroad from
Jttomwa to that place. Lot the ball
keep rolling along.
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The Chicago Tribune says, editori-
ally, that the city Of Quincy, ILL.,, is
IN debt to the amount Of 81. 400, 600.
The annual interest on this debt is
about e90,0O0, and that, unpaid
interest has accrued on this, debt
TO the amount Of over $2oo,OO0 This
city has aboet q, 900 inhabitants, and
the assessed valuation is s25, 900 900.
Quincy is one of the most beautiful
cities In the country, but this immense
indebtedness must be a serious draw
back on her future prosperity.
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Chicago Market.

OnloagO, Jan. ~.
Dressed Hogs-Gcod demand 6rm;
selling at 7,l0a7.2O, closing at Ills.
Receipts G,AS4, shipments 6.t46.
Provisions-Opened .list closed
firm. Pork SIC.
Lard-l13.
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Nose. Foisonas late Of the Charlton
Pts,fot has taken editorial charge Of,
the csdsss = t'snsAryilie. Iowa which,
is owned BY the Hon. N. N. Walden
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

O'D0novan Rosa aud other Fenians
were relsassd u Chatham, England
on Saturday They proceeded to
Liverpool to leave the country.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

Very heavy migration Is in prog.
ress from many Of the Southern
States to Texas. 9, 900 persons GROSS
cd the Mississippi It Memphis since
Sept, Let, 1870.
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4 8. W. Morchead Esqs formerly 81
the Mt. Pleasant Press issabout to
starta weekly paper It Batavia, to
DO called the Batavia Herald which
10 to be neutral in politics and which
We wish abundant success. 4
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

Gcnl. lscoert anderson, of Fort
Sulapter notorioty, is living with his
family in Venice, italy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

The venerable Rev. VIM. Wisner,
D. D. one of tho most eminent and
successful ministers Of the Presbyte-
rian chnrch, died ct theresidence of
his son, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sat-
urday incoming, aged 80. 5si3 /.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

CANDIDATES. - The Muscatine
Journal nominates Schuyler Colfax,
the Indiana Warbler, for President
in 1862, and the Des Aoines Register
wants Col. O. @. Carpenter, of the
"Big Sixth" for Iowa's next Gov
ernOr. @a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

The resolutions touching upon
San Domingo affairs, hang fire in the
COMMITTEES on Foreign AffAirg-
If q failure is met with to-day to get
: report, then An attempt will be
made in open House to suspend the
rules and pass Morton's resolutions.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-12

Tho American Merchants Union
Express Company advertise . reward
.of u, 900 for information which will
load 70 the arrest and conviction Of
the party who robbed and attempted
70 murder their messenger while
crossiDg the bridge at Albany, N.
-, last Friday evening.