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w TAINTED
Tons Flax Straw,

We al everybody and their neighbors
70 SOW Flax. fhe season so far looks IA
vorable 70 SOW early, now lsths time II push
things Early sowing Is most always GER
tain OF good crops. We are now manufac-
turing hfleen thousand yards Cloth, called
Baggtng. per week. which requires forty
ave Thousand pounds Of tow, or the dbre Of
ninety tons Of max straw, each week. s.
weeks will consum fOur thousand six humid
red and eighty tons Of straw. For all this
we must buy the straw, at our own Mills or
buy the towo Of other Mills. We prefer buy
the straw, and that Is why we can pay more
than II we had 70 sell the tow, as before
We should ike no less than two thousand
tons ~ this Mil. and some at Examination.
This season We will pay, - usual. the very
highest market price,and Mr. Griswold ditto,
for seed, Now farmers. where or what Is the
crop that pays as well as Flax? Always
brings the money at a time when you need
It, We shall have eight or ten threshing
machines TO facilitate taking on the seed
they work complete. Gentlemen, thnSs Of
you that never raised the article, will loose
nothing by givingit atriaL evenff you don {
SOW over twenty acres apiece.
CAMP, RANDALL & CO.
Any Information wanted on This subject
viii be cheerfullY given, by communicating
verbally or bv letter. e. n. & Co
Mar. p. lS7l-ft.
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Between Ahy and sixty mi lions OF
Mr.. Bputwell's 500, OOO, 900 funding dve 5
have been taken, and the success Of the
loan is considered certain n~otwithstand-
ing the doubt concerning the early an
n~Ounoemeut that foreign capitalists stood
ready to take all that was not taken at
home.
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We observe that the Medina Ga
zette, WelIsville Union, and some
other papers, are in favor of the nomi-
nation Of Hon. L. D. Woodwork, OF
Mahoning county, u present State
Senator, for Lieutenant Governor, by
the Republican State Convention
The four years experience Mr.. Wood
worth has had in legislation, together
with his many good qualities Of head
and heart, will qualify him for the
position named. His legislative career
has in every way been honorable and
creditsble to himself and his coHstitu.
eney.
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Greenhouse & Bedding Plants.
FOR SPRING OF 1871.

DHILLIP DENNIS, respectfully
invites AIS NUMEROUS frtends and GUS
L1sners. 10 call aud see his selection o. vart-
Gus rtaurs and Flowers which be mas taken
great pains 10 select, and which he mug offers
10 The public al low prices Al plaats In q
healthy condition. he also has = large sup
Ply uf Garden Vegetable Plants. Tomato,
roper. Caulnour, celery, EgE Plants and
early Cabbage. All wnlch he glu warrant
healthy and nardy.
PHILLIP DENNIS.
Warren, rrumbull %. Ohin
Three minutes walk frum The A. q e. Va
Depot, Mar. ~. lS7I-Sts
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has fOrsaken the lap o fwinter, for the
elysian fields, to revel amid the bean.
ty and odor Of flowers and the music
Of birds. Long may she reveli
w. R
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The Boston Post makes a clean
heart Of it over the Connecticut cleo
ton, Here is what il says: To say
that We are not surprised at the re-
suit Of the Connecticut election would
be to disguise the real fact. We had
supposed that the State was sure for
Gov. English and that We should at
least divide the Congressional delega-
ton with the Radicals, making a gain
of one member. But the returns
show that upon the largest poll ever
given, the Radical State ticket is elect
ed by less than fifty majority, and the
Congressional delegation stands the
same as In Tie last House.
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aggregate Available Assets, Dee. 81, 1870,

The FTya OF Hartford is the Oldest Company Of AmehA. excepting two: f. million
dollars larr ham my Other Company; is Irgerh han II he ht0C Companies ombfned
had cash income in IOm more han twice as large as he entire losses paid by all CompR
mics in Ohio: and the interests alone OF IT'S accumulated wealth, (which is III saving Of
half century. anerp paying losses to the smsuntO 4 more than SI0m3 WasI IN ub
zeatsrtha tho net assets orany ohio Company excepting three.
The ms D. OF NORTH AHERICi, Of Philadelphia dats back to the Americana syou-
tp ID is by many, ears the oldest Company on thsoo continent; has tn aRstn nett sur
plus o. anyCompuny-Hs stock selling a over three hundred per cent; has worked Its
wuy az thuugh more han three quarters u century, to rs prsent proud position, ay-
Ing losses of over s2LOQ00 promptly and hOnOrabg-
The INTERNATIONAL 4 lONKERS Of New York; are chartered M governed BY the best
insurance laws In he world. and in point Of wealth. Judicous management ad fair
dealing tmyst stand in the front rank.
The AUDITOR OF OHIO says In his report Of 1S0: "Theday hasRone by for doing an
insurance business on credit Toobtan business company must haysa large sod.
cash capital . . Irpeat my advice Of LAST M. that small Companies
by twO or theesha IA better amalgamabe consolidate. or 8n0 out There Is hsp prospect
OF succesO rsma1 and veakC Companies eaehs succeeding year.
BE- IT KNOWN. hat there Is at this date little Ohio Company. having q net captz Of
about S8oOOa and Hsksto The mOnnto OF S2OO0O Thus t appears that ftshOuId loose
s-@oin Every $1,000 at risk IL would take Its 6mee Curvature even 70 pay the last loss
me name f oneor each OF the Companies represented st this Agency Is q household
word havtngh been HmMhro bosw who aRn now old men, Their vast xpeHe1co b fedf
a owe Of strength whchs should inspire the greatest confidence Neat carefully written
OF either or the ahoven famed COmpanhs- may be hd At this Agency and on
NTnsa as favorable as ny responsible Company can oMr. All linda OF pouerv are no.
.hnsued.b bat peGlia ttenuon sEEen to IN Insurance II DwsIunz NJ Fmm Pousr
T, Schools Churches and Public Buildings for term or three NJ W. years. In case OF
"Ne "Hedm may rely nPon the prompt assistance Z a responsible local Agent
GEORGE r. HUNTER, Agent,
NN"n - hF-yE- Market Enef Warru Oho
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NOTICE-The undersigned will
~ sell at Public Auction at the Store OF A.
= sillmian, In FoYler. Trumbun Count
Ohio, on Thursday, the 9Th day on MAY a
y ~, the following notes belonging 70 the
estate or walter StOddarL decd, two notes
made BY ID. He Baldwin.
2 note Of $1,000 with Interest from Sept.
10th, A.. ID. is70.
One noteof $500, with interest from Sept.
10Th, A. ID. 1870.
Two notes made by d. Baldwin.
one OF $50. with interest from Nov. Zd,
A. D. $50,
ORe q S2lQ0 villa interest FROM Nov. S2d,
A. ID. $50. sale TO commence az / O'clock,
p. m. Terms Cash. WM. CRATSLEY.
" lSl-ste Admir-.
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THE MUSIC BOOK
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME
Is
GOLDEN ROBIN,
nv ~ -nnr~r

Containing Elementary Instructions, At
tractiye Exercises, and Several Hundred
Popular Songs. This New Book viii be found
superior 70 All similar WORKS, IN many
points essential TO a popular Instruction
Buok In Vocal Music andCUlectiOu Of MelO-
dies for the Young. Several Editions have
already been Ordered, and The demand in
creases. Many OF tneSOugshave been writ
ten expressly for the WOrk and none Of the
songs are old and time-wOrn-sung through
a dozen books, but New and SparKling.
Adapted to all Occasions, and Alive with tue
Spirit Of the Times. Price 50 cts. sent pust-
paid. OLIVER DITSON & Gu, Publishers,
N Washington ST, Boston. CHAS. II. DIT
son &CO., al Broadway, New York.
Ma q. iS7I-3t.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
Frederick Harrington. PIfGl Civil Action.
vs.. Attachment.

Frederick harrington fLH llNu Aclcn-
vs.. Attachment.
Edward Crane, DerL
The said Edward Crane, whose residence
Is without the State Of OHIO. viii take notice
that on the slst day OF March, ISL. Freder-
lex Harrington. Plaintiff. nled his petition
In the court OF Common Pleas, within and
Tor the County Of Trumbul and state OF u.
against him, the said Edward Crane, setting
forth, thatat the Octnber term Of the Dur
OF Common Pleas, within and for the Couu-
" OF Ashtabula, and state 90 Ohio, A. ID.
s70. he recovered Judgment for the sum OF
nine hundred and four A-lO0 dollars. as the
amount due and to become due Ian. 1, 1871,
on two prOmiSSOry notes Of said Edward
Crane, given to him or bearer, Aug. Is, iS67,
and for foreclosure Of mortgage ON IS acres
Of land In COlebrOck. In said Asntabula Co.
given TO secure the payment Of said notes,
and for sale OF said lands, that after sale Of
said d and application OF the proceeds
pon said judgment and costs, there is still
due him from said Edward Crane upon the
same, the sum OF SlS7 ,45 with Interest from
lar l, 1871, and the further sum OF Sl2,S5 in
costs on the same, for which with
costs or suit he asks judgment; Attachment
and garnashee process have also been issued
in this action. The Said Edwaru Crane Is
required % answer said petition on or be-
FIRE the third Saturday after the sixth
publication Ofthis notice.
WOodberry &Ruggles, &C. A. Harrington,
April 5, lS7l-6L. Attorneys
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New Advertisements.

IST OF LETTERS
LUnclaImed, remaining In the WarraH
Post once. Tuesday, April IL. 1871.
Atwood Mrs V n Kircerger Albert
Balzer Philip King frank ]
Craver Miss n Kelly J0nnS
Fisher Mrs u + Knapp g II
Fitzpatrick Miss Ma-Old John
~ 2 Reed Miss Addie
Hunter ] H Reed Up
Jackson Miss Ann Robson William
Eliza Tippett Jas W
Jackson Mrs Nancy Voorhees, CT
Jackson Miss Amor-YounE & Co
ette
sA-Have your Letters directed in care OF
you box
Those marked with a STAB are foreign.
Persons wishing to obtain the above. will
please 70 call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 50 days viii be sent TO
dead letter Ohice
once nOurs, 80 A. NJ to T-sO P. N.
Il. h TOWNSEND p. 81
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The House on Thursday, began and
completed voting on the Ku-Klux bill.
The bill as finally passed by a strict
party vote does not authorize the calling
out Of volunteers. There is no provision
for proclaiming martial law, and the
same restrictions are attached q the sus-
pension Of the hGbeds eorpEs as were Inn
posed during the rebellion by the acts OF
1868. There is a clause abolishing the
irOn-clad oath for jurors, and one instead
authorizing judges to administer an oath
to the effect that the juror is not a Ku-
Klux, but a try the cas- fairly. 1t is
thought that the Senate will modify the
bill somewhat, and return It to the
House by the middle Of the week.
~-O-~
The correspondent of the New York
Tribune, who accompanied the San Do
mingo Commissioners inland, says,
'the people are remarkably sober and
temperate n their Lying. I only saw
one case OF intOxicatiOn from Santo Do
mingO to Puerto Plata, a distance of
n hundred and fifty miles,"
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Yet Assets Of the Co. 81. 465, $50 "a

AIDLLOh W SAW OEFLLE.N
DEPARTMENT or Insurance,
COLUMBUS OHIO, Mar. LIST, 1871.
Il Is hereby certified, that the Mutual Life
Insurance Company, located at New York,
City, in the State Of New York, has complied,
In all respects. with the laws OF this STATE
relating 70 Life Insurance Companies. fUE
the current year, and has filed 10 this
ONCE a sworn statement by the proper on
GERS thereof, showing its condition aud busl-
ness. AZ the date Of such statement, (Dec. 81,
lS7O,l TO be a. follOws:
ASSETS.
Value Of Real Estate owned by
the Company ----......-...-... ...... to4S,385 o.
Amt of Loans on Mortgage---A855Z5 II
Amt Of Bonds. Stocks and other
Securities owned by the Co...-..5.0l,T2 IS
Amt Of Cash and Cash Items--260s,alO "A
Amitof Interest, Premiums, and
other property belonging 70 the
,sH.6I7 o.
Net Amount OF all Assets.----sfi,465,s50 u
LIABILITIES
Net Amt OF Unpaid Losses and
Claims against b COMPANY S5l0yS3 As
Net Reserve at 4 per cent Interest
for Reinsurance, viz: ....--...--Al.lS.i79 50
Total ,sls.Gs 8
INCOME
Amt actually recsived during the
year In 4,6A3.49Q q
EXPENDITURES.
Actual Expenditures during the
year in q sh..- S.E8.68 II
MISCELLANEOUS.
Number Of Policies. in force AZ
end OF h year------Ro. 4l,Nl
Net m in force at end OF the
yea -
Number and Amount OF Policies
which have ceased to be In force
during h year nom all causes,
No. S.25l, amOunt.-.--......-..E ,eEa.7S 90
II. s. In witness WhsreoI ] have hsreunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of my ofhcet to be ahdxed, the day
and year above written.
Jas. h GOODMAN, Aud'r Of State.
W. 7. SPEAR, Agent. Warren.
RI. WALK Err, Agent, Church Hill.
April u. ISL.
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nR. F. MYERS, Physician and Sur
Logon. ONCE ID door north OF National
House. Entrance on Liberty street. Office
hours, rom 10 TO T., "a. m, and ! To 3 o..
m. Residence, coruer sf High and Chestnut
Streets Nov. ~. lEGT I've
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NOTICF.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
yNotlce \ hereby given, thai tha Hare.
lsSssnIp hsretOiore existing AID doing busI-
uess In Vienna. under the arm name OF
Rogers q Quilty, vas dissolved BY mutual
consent, on The 18th Gay Of March, 1871. me.
accounts OF the cd arm viii be settled bv
81. A. Guilty. Wh0 viii continust tie business
AZ the W stand AUSTIN ROGERS,
n. BAH knowing themselves indeblad
TO the old nrm Wall q v eOst BY prompt
settlement
Vienna, Apr. s lGi-se
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
Orhe state Of Ohio, Trumbun Oeahty. IS
D. W. Camp, In TrumbullCOm-
Smon Pleas
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, or TruInbull
Co., Ohio, in the o named case, TO me
directed and delivered. I shall expose to
public sale on
Saturday, April 10th, 1871,
between the hours ofnIne and eleven a. m,
the following described leasehold estate and
buildings, situate in the County Of Trum-
bull and state OF Ohio, tO-wft: Lots No. A.
IS "A. - n 46. on the northwest corner Of
Pine ST., and ana ST., In the city OF War
rem, in said County aud State, together with
two frame Cooper Shops situate thereon
Said lease was a by Plt'n from W. r
stiles, Guardian, sept. 80. 1855. and Will ex-
pire on the nrst day OF Oct, A. ID. 1873 SAID
sale will take place on the above described
premises. Terms Cu5h.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheriTs Omce. Warren. o.. Apr. 5. lsTl-2t.
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THE wEATHRB

Continues May like. On Wednesday
night 3 heavy thunder storm swept
over the capital city, that would not
have been a small affair in mid-s1m-
mer. The next Day came out quite
warm, 70 the disappointment of the
Westber wise, who predicted that cold
weather would follow. It seems to
be the general opinion that spring
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RlNSMAN MILLINERY.

MRS. MEACHAM havingjus t re-
4Atufued from thec city with a LARGE
va tety Of most desirable Spring Goods. Is
nov ready 70 receive her customers and sell
Them tue beQEtffH new styles OF Hats aud
Bunnets az rerg Toe prices. Also nary fancy
articles that ladies want. New stvIes az
dress patterns, &c.
April II, lSI-I3fa
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NCHOR LINE sTEAMERs

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"a sail every WEDSEsDAT and SATUR-
DaT. to nj from NEW YORK AND GIL
GUN, calling at Londonderry 20 land malls
and passengers.
The steamers Of this favOrite line are built
expressly FOR the tanttc Passenger trade.
and lifted mp IN egery respect with ali the
modern improvements calculated 70 insure
the safety, cOmfon and c~onTeliencs % pas
sengerS Pas2tge rates payable 10 currency,
DERRY.
Fint Csha. se5 aidS SO, acco-dinEtoIocation.
Cabin Retlrn Tickets. Si50,, seeming best 40
Communications
Intermediates . : $50 fSteerars ss
Parties sending for their friendSin q eOld
Country can purchase tickets Al reduced
rates. To- further articularsapplytOHEN-
DERSON BRUTHERS. Z Bowling Green. n.
y; or 70 7. J. McLAiN & son, Bankers,
warren rrn Mar. I56u.
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To authorize incorporated villages
having q population Of 500 and up
wards, to become organized, hiss passed
the House. It must pass the Senate
before becoming the law. This is s
subject agitating the Newton Falls
people In some degree now. One pOr-
ton have petitioned the Legislature
fer the passage of the law, and others
uamoDstrated
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NOR SALE.-Excelsior and Plow
Boy are tor sale, my health Is such that
4 am fOrst to sell, I am not able 70 attend
10 them, terms 20 suit the buyer. Please
call suon as the nrst man that makes a fair
offer gets them. West OF the center Vienna.
April y, fS7i-3t.s PHILO THOMPSON,
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STREET PAVING.

A bill has been introduced in the
House, to authorize the city council
Of Warren to make the necessary as
sessments for street paving purposes.
Under the new municipal code the
Limitation is 30 much reduced that
the Council say It is impossible toprO-
coed with the work Of street improve
ment izaugurated three years ago,snd
which has added so much to the APP
pearanee OF our streets, and the con-
venienee and pleasure OF all. There
is some opposition among our eiti-
gems to the proposed law, but learn
ing, as I have, that a very decided
majority Of the persons Immediately
interested in the proposed improve
nents, sre in favor Of it, I can not
properly do otherwise than favor the
passage Of the bill. There are some
good objections urged against il, but
the reasons in favor Of the measure.
seem to be much more weighty than
the objections.
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby
~ warned against furnishing goods to
ADlgal Morris, or tranEacttnE m business
whatever with the same, In my name.
EDWARD MORRIS,
Mineral Ridge, o. April s, 1871, l2-4t'
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HANDBILLS, ShopbIlls, &c, fol
Merchants aud others, furnished a.
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Dyeins, Dye1nE.

Dye1hS.
I HAVE started a Fancy Dying
il Establishment up stairs in the building
occupied by n. D. Loveless as a pump fac
tory, a few steps west Of the Bridge across
the river. lam prepared TO dye goods OF all
Kinds In all colors. Cotton, Linen, silk or
Wooden Goods. Satisfaction guaranteed.-
Geutlemen's clothing carefully cleaned.
lam nov prepared 70 do Carpet Weaving
N short notice and reasonable termH.
Dec. p, ls7Q. R. WHEATLY.
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THE DUCK LAW.

Having been enquired Of several
times in regard TO the law passed this
session "for the further protection of
certain birds and game" it may be
well to state that the law preseribes
that it shall be unlawful to kill wild
d1cks between the frst DAYS Of March
and September, under S penalty Of
not less than one or more than two
dollars for every duck killed. Sports
men in the Northern part Of the State
ssy that this law excludes them from
duck hunting altogether, as earlier
than March they do not put in an
sDnearsuee.
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No. . Main ST., s No. 90 Market st
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05
WINTERsET, Iowa,
Oct. 2. 1871.

EDITORS COURIER Dear SirS -
I have sent to you twice for the
COURIER, but it does not come. How
do you suppose | am to get along up
here in strange lard without some
thing to revive old assocations2 Unless
you think you would like to occupy
editors graves pretty shortly you had
better send the COURIER.
We had Fair q hero, and in
stead of such disgraceing things as
ahorse trots,'' we had IN agricultu-
raj balloon ascension. The balloon
did not go very high, Yeti went out
of sight, for it took fire, and the part
that was not burned was divideed
among the incensed populace, as was
the Saviour's raiment.
The most exciting themes here are
the election and the railroad.
We were favored with very fine
address from Senator Wright on last
Monday evening.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY g. Cox.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05
Choice Hogs for sale.


A. L. Graves, Esq, living just one
mile north west of this city, has for
sale a large number of pigs, both
male and female, from two to three
months old, Of the Chester White
and Poland China or Magic breeds.
They are in fine order and condition,
and Of the Simon pure stock. Price
frou IS to $40 each, according to
age and quality. When persons
from abroad wish to order them, they
will be carefully boxed and put in
charge of Ext ress Co, free of extra
charge. Address,
A. II. GRAVES,
July % Wilt. Ottumwa, Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05
The New 8chool House.

A year ago last spring this School
District voted 2 mills for the erection
offs Ward School House, in the up
per part Of the city, and last spring
added one mill more to the same
fund.
But recently the Directory decided
to commence work on two lots
purchased respectively Of Mr.. Knight,
and Abe Stout, being in the extreme
western lots on I'd street, beyond
Joppa in the old plat Of the city.
The foundation is put in most SUBJ
stsnsially by Chiffon 4 Kendall and
is now ready for the brick. 1t is to
be 2 stories, 30x55 with wing 1924
for stair landing, hall, &c. 1t will
contain 4 rooms and accommodate
240 scholars comfortably. Th .
main stories will be IL feet, and
the basement z feet high. The bull
ding will be 81 feet in height with
~ foot cornice projection. Hender
shott 4 Mount do the carpentering
while the plastering is not yet let.
It's total cost will be about $1,000
including ground, furnaces, &o.
It is being built under the argus
eye Of the President of the Board,
DR.. g. G. Warden, which is sufficient
to say thatit will DO a credi.able and
substantial institution.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

We are panied to learn that j. A.
l. Lsvina Milligan, late of this city,
and now of Fayetteville, Ark, mourn
the loss oftheir infant son, Jagged 8
years) Frank W. N,lligan. He died
ofinfsmation oft brain, Sept. 10Th.
He was one of their twin boys, as
many of our citizens will recollect.
Also at the Same place on the 21st
Of Sept, Alonzo and Jennie Flanders,
late of this city, lost their infant son,
Georgia. They write that they are
having great amount of sickness,
which together with the Ku-Klux
condition Of the country is making
them heartily tired Of it, aud they
intend to leave there soon.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

OrTUMwA BUSINESS CoLLEGE.--A
first class practical business school.
All branches pertaining to business
taugh, upon til Q most approved
plans. Complete in all its appoint.
ments, embracing theory, practice
and actual business. Address
o5w3t OLDHAM & CALDWELL.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

We take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to tho card of MIR. G II Austin,
manufacturer Of organs and melode-
onD, Concord, New Hampshire. On
. recent visit to Concord, We had an
opportunity to examine tho instru-
ments of Mr.. Austin's make, and
thing them equal if not superior to
those poduced at any other establish
ment in the country; while we are
confident the prices charged ny Mr..
A., at Wholesale or retail, will be as
low or lower than any other. Please
send him orders.