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THE CENTRAL GRANT COMMITTEE. -


..- -,-- PRESIDENT, A. w. LEGGETT. -.-f
The first regular meeting of the Grant Central
Committee Of the City and County ofNowYork held
last evening at the Headquarters OF Twentyseo
ond-st and Fifth-ave. VIM. ii. De Camp occupied the
Chair and Dr. A. s. Heath and s. Palmer acted SEQ
retares There full attendance ofdeegates from
the various Assembly Districts. The Committee BY
Laws, appointed ut the preliminary meeting, allowed
further tlmo finish its work. The Committee Per-
manent Organization the following ticket Pres
ident, Andrew W. Leggett; ycePresdents, G. W. Van
Mort, Col. Benz. A. Willis Secretaries, Thomas H. Cop
pins jr and L. L. Bullock Treasurer, John N Rggins
Mr.. Gilmore Of the xIth District opposed the nomna
ton of Mr. Van Mort He thought it desirable that
person hold office either under the Federal State
City Government should be appointed OF the Off
GERS of this Committee He moved that Mr. Jenner be
A Delegate-While am not opposed to the principle
that ofice-holder should be appointed an officer of
is exceptional one. He has held Office for Is 16
years as Secretary to the Central Park Commission.
Since the Commission has taken charge he has been
continued in that position. l must say that Mr.. Van
Mort is entitled TO much praise rs Mr. Green himself
IN all that regards the Park improvements Mr.. Van
Mort has been there since the Park commenced; he
there yet. think he is entitled to fullest conf
Gence. After further discussion, however, the
motion was Withdrawn, and the ticket unanimously
adopted. "a,
Mr.. Leggett, taking the Chair, was greeted with
loud applause, and said:
GENTLEMEN: If my own desires and wishes had been
consulted should not stand In this place tonight TO
receive these high honors which you have conferred
upon me. But AS have shrunk in the past from
labors by which could serve the Republican party
did not think it was now the time FOR me to shrink
and dsunte the proper organization of the Republicans
in this city. IApplause He expressed confidence IN
the reelection Of President Grant, and the continued
prevalence of Republican supremacy.
1t agreed that the organization should be known
Of New-York After some further discussion, the meet
ing adjourned subject TO the call OF the chair
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parics falling to report during the year 1870 the reso
luton was adopted. Adjourned till Monday evening ut
APPOINTMENTS BY THE CANAL BOARD.

ALBANY, Jan. W.-Ihe following are the
appointments made by tho Canal Board, yesterday:
Supernendents Of the Re Canal section No bant rn Van
Nraoten hlanh Daniel NJ Grcden Charles
Harvey Abrsm sccueu Tun's oussug TO- VIM Ashley H.
m.ns. Ressey a. Lewis Los" ~ VIM McRe H. Js
ssssts.l George kerh,rup 0swego Cans. sections
and Feeder ss Hsrhti Crooked Lake Canal section oliver e.
Charles olendorfi Ne Juu wimot Gencsec Vale, Car
Section No. James bcmef No VIM A. Kirkpatrick; No John
H. Adams Black River Canal Section No Coc No san.
ford Meri No Isnk johnson Coeos-Ncw York Charlie,
r. King Albany, Wilsm c. MARSHALL West Troy John Reey
Schenectady, George II Csse Futonvie Charles
Little Fails henry Whttemore Utica, Henry Smith Rome Ceoge
Barnsrdi syraouse L. wsbrsth Moncums Alexander bite
Palmyra John r. Strain; Rochester Charles H. slwen Broehpor
William IL Bum Albion Stephen Conner; Medina Bowen;
port William H. scovllel Tonswands yeoous Smith Buffalo
SSSOrs' Ts'O0' W.'erf'SS Isaac sccuten, Fo Edward
Sshn, John =, mccarthy. deney,, John w. MsSsn
Watkins Samuel W. Cass Horseback James s. Matthew'S Corning
Peter Ssr.e Penn I'm George Stewart. Hamilton james
M Morris u H. scoylli Dansylle, Horace winsi Can.
Boonvie Joel Comsieok; Lyons Pslls Albert j. Woodward
nsporsSewYek John R. Mallory John Petit Albany George
HELL David Prest West Troy Thomas r Richards Regsn,
Utica Michael shes SYRACUSE Garrett Putnam Rochester
Buffalo John Re Peter krude Whitehall Buell.
vegc Lude II. Darlington; Tonawands Joel Rodgers
Weigh hdsesAbasy bartholomew Judge, Troy Frederick
T. Fonda; Utica Clark Burlehm; Syracuse John L. Cuyler
zsanf Vega Mdsers-Ahany, John Mulhosnd;
West Troy John Lstia John GAhgan Born Utica
Adsm Schul Kart johnson; Norton,
Ussasser Waterford David l. Baier, Philip Donahue.
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 18th isU
name and address.

DIED.
ABBE- wndhan Conn., the ssth inst suddenly Nose. ASS
ALBRoA Elizabeth. N j. Jan r. ISL, James Albro, the SEA
| Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FRANCIs-In jersey City THURSDAY Jan S Jacob Francis s
TIE relatives and feni family the member, Of BOyer Lodge
No. /, and M and she members Of ne Ia,ernY ssns
sIS 3, Il ScocR '" 70 '''''-
aud member. Of sh several Lodges under q.
LodGeroOm No Pouhys sunday Jan 20 st 10. IN n.
vii b held SllSS GhpR fSr Fpsf az M',o"
sts., at L N By order Wh = d. oohIIS NJ ". u N
HAYEs-on jan @ Columbus Ca Bdward D. Hayes Of BroOiR
HYERA n.shn.ea o. TSSrs Ionf H.. s H, y'Ss s
The relatives friends of the family respectfully invited to ..1
.0ns = ssro usmns in the family ,s aS.
Cemetery seeon, Carriages will be IN waiting At i''' 0@
Elizabeth j. Jan &C. after bref illness ogisa M.s.
McAIN-Ou Friday Jan a. Orlando D. infni Of Benjamin
MARY Augua MeCi.in aged 10 moah aal = ss,A - ,x
the from residence Of hi. stuifsher Geo. h0F''a Ma
S7 West Eesesth-st Sunday afternoon at u O'clock
M0RGAN-On Thursday jan g. Augustus Morgan The IN year
The relative. family especially isyts to ,''s.
funeral from lis late residence No "a ha feH %
TUESDAY, at II O'Clock m.
NgwBoLD-HOpe widow Of Charles sewsoh IN c,a''rs1y'
Orange Coaniy y Wednesday jan rs AZ "a ye1 II.
relatives ad friends are nve without further noe
YRwToN-on the 9th inst, Charles W. NewtOn aged 50 yeArs
Motto o funeral hereafter
RUssEL-sudeuly Wednesday evening jan 5A T Russell ia ne
Reiye and friends his funeral from BIS sa resi-
dcnce Wasingon-plsce Tuesday next jan ~ "
he REM will DO taken nwood Tor intefnSnt
sLOANE-on THURSDAY evening &C. Of Inflammation 81 ne lnsA
younge daughter OF William and Sarah Sloane aged IA'
months and ) DAYS. -
Relatives and en Is Of the family respectfully iae 70 arpi s
funeral to-day JAM Is at O'Clock from tie residence Of her P'
I53 West rwenty-eighhst
rUoMpsoNDp weip.,,r 2sh inst a, the residence psss>
No 2t Bast Thrteenh Lewis Iho"0n sou Of b. iA"l'''
In hrs 3lst a. ,.....s
Relatives and friends family invited TO attend bis fhnsfs
from above. Ssaday, 18Th nsi a. u W.
THOMpsON-On morning. Jan %. William G. son OF Asas
the g. j. 5. Thompson IN the ljta year I hh ~
attend the
OF avs grandfather John Mortimer No 2o< FihhS'e, on eA1r
afternoon 28h inst, at clock
UNDRRHILI-A Yorktown westcheser Co., n r., hi e,S'
monln pa Loie ees daughter Of Daniel g. uniethi az -
TIE funeral win take place from Friends Meotns'foa'e A~'N
Thini day, 2ith inst - l., 49,,
wBLLISG-on Friday Jan a. Elizabeth wife flames "eas "a '
The nS and Iieuds family are invited 80 att nj he ianes
from ST. Georges Church Astoria L. On SanuAg Ai'7i'A' -
2Sth inst at d o'clock -,
wILLEP-Ou Friday Jan a. James s. it OEP child James ~
MARY H.. WiIe. - ,..-, ...,,..1 ~. ,.,.r,i Al,
Monday Jan O'Clock nom the resaeaoe Z" P-s'
80. Wes Thirty ardst
At the residence Of her bothergas Capt Isnes
Barker Rastcheser. N. Y, Jaa 20 Mrs hifa IA "0 Se "
R nj, viii be tsken for to PopghkeeP.l l. Sers
fusr services will held the washnsson't h'h NAaA %
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COMsTOCK-HAMHToN-On Wednesday jan IS at the resieaos
OF the BRIDES father BY the Rev. d. Wells d. D. assisted 81 hs
Rev Chandler Anthony Consto Of Brooklyn And Magic
daughter OF John Hamilton OF Will amsburgh, L. l.
PsHERLORDOn Wednesday evening" 25th inst at the esrs
Of James Rogers OF West Br gtos
Island James Watson Fisher formerly hesDurs N l.
Fannie HeskiAh Lord Of this city No cards
GAMBIyG-kyGHT-on Tuesday jan IT, ls7t
the brides mother Salem Mas By the Rev M Gushes NAs
NJ Gambling Wesehester Co T. 70 MIS- Anne
Knight ony daughter Of the late Albert Knight Of former p,
No cards
LINsLRY-GAYJn IS at the residence Of the BRIDES hther e
Merden Conn., the Rev. o. T. Walker, Charles r. LAssy -
George T. Gay, daughter Of Gec Gay
HOYNR-MACLAY-In this city, the 18th last. By NE Rev Dr.
Amtg Thomas Hoyne Of Chicago to Jennie hsey daashs
OF Moses B. Macay.
HUTCHINsON-GALB-On Thursday 10Th inst, the residence q
Yale by he Rev. r. II. Neaie d. D., Of Boston, a's
Hutchinson 10 May J. Gale
Wednesday 18th n at the residence
of the parents Elizabeth n j. b. the Rev. ssnae chff,
j. % daughter ~
Stephen W. Waterbury, esq, Of Elizabeth, N J.
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Gueeial Notices

a, . N..ti.s NJ the Grant Club OF the T"enty-hrs
emb, Dsirct hc AZ MalsFs I.n Ihri.se. sII one noos
reien,l nnctecntht., on the ZJi INST, '"' ''No r
lrioa UNANIMOUSLY sdfsed h.. A,,. 49,,
Renhl can cause tic Administration OF President n sg'
,on, ba, their enemies opposing. and % " eas iO vac
P I'm which they pretend 20 have osgsnitc smother Grant "a
~ $500, u .Aeyea those persons had taken no steps % si.
i n I'M. CLAD o. 10 sguy within dissent hcH IL poee~'
in RIA, We pronounce the onduc, Of these rrSnn
.nw.rr,nta and disorsAnfits -. - c.t Co.. Glib 4,
M ~ gi, and The following delegates upnimohsy ehce
10 welsh stephen " haapp Ous T. Hall sspscn i
go uhsm j. Robinson. William II. Williams
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a sunbeam

The EvrninJ Ttlgran STEALS il, city news fro" hN ""n
afternoon Journal very Tor its enterprise. III
rapidly and descrvedly ousrppus the T'sr' Us
[The sun January 81. 1871. :
Po-tonce No,ice.he Mail. foe hsIses S 90 %kpSfse
.pniV la ' isfl will Close AZ thls ene Vs "
log nAuhpAn Jan Jam =, !. m SATURDAY a. y A. On
a a. M. on tluhSpA' :" p n. JOINS Postmaster
sneciai ,ieetins OF the .rsnt so, Ia ~ se~s
tilc, a, tler Rooms ", ~ CllAs n. BRAChErf frsiisnt
ttoNEs. Sect. -. -.
Dianondt si5 broadway, ander St Nicholas HossA
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NATIONAL. LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY or TIN

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or TIN
UNITED STATES or AMERIcA.-we are enabled 10 state
that Mr. George H. Lincoln has been appointed manager
teman was formerly Postmaster OF Brooklyn and morn
recently member Of the Board Of Health OF this city.
and OF great Influence vigorous intellect. and
nntrlng energy: Mr.: l.. Is "new to the business bus
IN nun OF DIS class this scarcely be regarden az an
element OF disqua ncation Indeed the National ben
snthg inc ease q insurance in thus ensting Into ~
service recruits OF such standing and promise "a 10 Do
certain to advance ime 10 efficiency heartily
con con grauiste both the Company and Mr. Lincoln pPo.
the ASSOCIATION thus formed confidently predicting that
such an alliance will prove TO the superatve advantage
OF each party Insurance and Real Estate Journal
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 27.-GOv. Brown sent o
special message the Legislature ycsterdaJ, In which
ne very ably discusses the Divorce laws and recommends
the esa ishment in the state OF house of refuge Tor
Juvenile criminals thorough geological survey OF inc
State and complete revision OF the Revenue anu lnsur
ance laws The Governor seems TO think that adultery
Il the only sufacent for absolute divorce, ana sus-
gest that this be made penal and when the evidence
of adultery is sufficient To Justify legal SEPARATOR ue
guilty party should be punished by the same Judgment
.f s4.n ia
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OBITUARY..

Col. G.. j. Young, member Of the Ohio House
n, REPRESENTATIVES. from Columbiana County, and editor
Of me Buckeye State died suddenly yesterday AZ inc
state House ia Columbus. OF femorrhago OF tEe Igs
CJl Young was Military Secretary OF Iho it1 .nor LOU,
mblv which adjourned shortly after the occurrence.
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ASSEMBLY.

The following bills were reported: 10 con-
struct railroad from Clinton square 10 Woh-bl, oy
cuse and regulating the sale aud preparation Vi pa'e
medicines in Hew-YOTk City. . ,,., 49,,
I,ills were Misunderstanding for the application
OF moneys raised by the Board Of Health OF kings O9p
tv Amending the law establishing capital Ponce Ds
tict incorporating the Lutheran Emgrant Association
of How-YOfk; amending the Canal Damage APPiaixSa
L. which limits claims 10 be considered by the Ap
aisers 10 where damages occurred six years piO
e. nTesentafiOn, six years prior "a rejection by l'
oasIafure and directs the Auditor 10 pay the Counsel
fy the State the certificate OF the Appal5cIs' anu
providing YOnkers with wholesome water, , 4. t.s,t
TLe resolution directing the Attorney General 10 Hsi
tute proceeding against railroad corporations iainG 20
make reports required ~ ii" wac 1aleu ~ a.. ~. %
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not imbibe revolutionary tendencies with tropical tod
dies pour forth pronnactaeHfos on the strength OF
patent pulque punches!
Gen. Dudley w. Haynes u. 8. Pension Com
missioner for Newly State, has resigned his position
and Capt J. Hall has been appointed TO the vacancy
The irregular writer's for the press, in this
city, are now known the fraDcreurs Of journalism
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on an exact and minute detail OF the movements OF tho
accused on the day charged, which they alego will
provo an aliH Internationally. -a.a
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Drunkard, Stop the most confirmed Of essnpeses
cured BIZ Dr. BEERS BIZ very simple remedy falls Ofe
No East EewYork Consultation free. ireo sx es~S
stamp for book, and convince yourself
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Statistics or immigration for the last half
century given In THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for ls7i.
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eH.zard & Ca.weIp. Cod Liver Oil 4. til. bs,.
MdRRIEU.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Sots PspeA
VIZ RysR psLL SONS FuLrossr OLD DeTcH CasEsH.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN xkRKBTa
AsTwERP Jan 2PeOeum closed enneri Standard Ansd.
can 62i francs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

THE OoLIrIo INJUNcrION.-The
Capitol Commissioners were in $685.
ion yesterday, and after consulting
legal authority upon the subject,
they concluded to disregard the in
junction Of the Supreme Court, and
by unanimous vote-six members
being present agreed to reconsider
the award of contract made for the
foundation stone from the Indian
town quarry, to Col. Scott. We
understand that the Commissioners
intend visiting the quarries in q
body and making personal exami-
nation of this stone that has been SO
roughly abused and warmly defended
during the last three months. We
have no doubt but that the Same con-
cIusion will be reached in tho end,
and that the stone will be found 70
be just ~ good and worthy Of being
in the foundation of the new Capitol
as when the Commissioners first de-
cided upon II. We are not caring
whose stone is used, so it DO good,
and pronounced SO by those who arc
able to make proper tests Of 1t, but
we do confess our contempt for the
needless raising Of breeze savoring
of corruption and unftness about
mon, who, if they arc not good in
every way, Iowa contains none that
are.-RegistW.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

We publish to-day "An appeal to
thepeoplo of Ottumws," having ref
erence to our County Agricultural
Society. We may take occasion in
day or two to review this article
somewhat, Us it contains some state
ments to which we cannot subscribe,
and indeed, the tenor of it in the
main is Objectionable. We do not
object to stirring the people Of this
city up to doing more than they ever
have done tor the Agricultural So
cioty, because they cannot do too
much in aid Of 30 important mat
ter, but our kind friends of the coun-
try should not make the people Of
this city the scape-goat for all the
ills that our Agricultural Society is
heir to. It is the least mite possible
that tho beam should be taken from
others eyes before they attempt to
remove the delicate mote from ours.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

In 1868, Frank E. Salters, . stage
driver on the Des Moines and Boone
vile road, who made it his business
to systematically rob the mails, was
arrested, tried in the q. s. Court ut
Des MOines, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for ten years. He es-
Eoaped from the officers in leaving the
court room, the Register says, and
has been at freedom ever since, steal.
ing horses, SHOWING the queer"
marrying several women and arrang-
ng to marry some more, until within
couple Of weeks, when his freedom
was brought to an end BY his arrest
for stealing q mule in Norway
county, Missouri. He is now safely
lodged in the penitentiary at Fort
Madison.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

PERsoNAL.-.We received q call to-
day from J. Z. Campbell, Esq.. editor
Of the Star, Enterprise, Mississippi.
lilo says that the Knklux are mar
shaling their hosts, and that if the
Democrats should get control Of the
government again, that all Northern
loyalists would be murdered or driv-
On out Of the county, which opinion
corresponds with that Of all we'll.
informed people in all parts South
who do not want chaos and the Re.
belliOn to come again.
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APPOINTED. Horny B. Wagers .
gallant and disabled soldier who ear-
rios the evidence of his loyalty
around in his person, in the shape of
democratic lead, has been appointed
Postmaster at Agency City in the
place Of DR.. J.C. johnson resigned
to move away.
Wagors appointment is in every
respect one fit to be made, and we
are assured it will give satisfaction to
our friends at Agency City.
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FEARFUL AooIDINr.-A constru

FEARFUL ACcIDENT.-A construc-
ton train. containing . eaboose,
platform car, etc., was thrown of Of
the track Of the Burlington 4 Cedar
Rapids Railroad, yesterday, near
Scion. The caboose and platform
oar attached contained several
laborers, who were buried beneath
tho debris, five Of Thorn, to.wit:-
Adam Randall, Patrick Leach, John
Grower, N. II. Fish, and Geo. SHES,
were killed outright. Three men
were injured; James Capron, e. O.
King and VIM. Craggen; the injuries
Of the latter were 90 severe that they
will result fatally. All Of which We
CLEAN from to-day's Hasckeye.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

A farmer in Page county raised
twenty-eight tons Of broom corn last
year, and concluded he would make
his own market for Il. SO no co.
tablished . broom factory in Clarin.
do, and succeeded 60 well that he
proposes to plant two hundred acres
Of the corn this year.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

What win our 'ftows" in Iowa
say tothis7
Liquor dealers in Ohio complain
that under tho new law women who
have shiftless husbands are suing
them for support on the ground that
the men are prevented from provid-
ing for their families in consequence
Of their indulgence in liquor; and
the women get verdicts in their favor,
sometimes even when it is proved
that the improvident husbands will
not work whom they are perfectly
sober. The consequence is that in
some parts Of the State q married
man cannot got q drink of liquor
without q written permission from
his wiie-and . very good oonse-
quence it is.
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We hope our citizens will remem-
Der that this week closes the win
ter term Of our Public Schools. Let
the patrons Of the school, al Of them,
if possible, visit il this week and
next and sec for themselves how it
= conducted. Nothing like every
person seeing with his own eyes
No other way may b correct and
convincing.
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FROM DAf1y 6ox7iss March il.
FIRE III s

"
Last night, or rather this morning
at about II O'Clock the house of VIM.
Strang on Main street below Col
lege, was discovered to be on FIRE by
Bennett Koonts who happened to be
passing near by At that time.
When Mr.. Koonts discovered tho
are 1t had apparently but just bro
ken ont in the southeastern room
lower floor, but BY the time he had
ran to . neighboring house to secure
Two pailsfal Of water, the entire room
was ablase, and the conAagration
beyond control.
There was no one in the house at
the time, Mr.. Strang and his wife
being q the ST. Patrick's Festival at
Turner's Hall, and his children hav-
ing been sent away to neighboring
house during the absence of their
parents.
The neighbors were on hand
promptly, as well o. the fire company
with the engine, and everyone worked
faithfully but TO no purpose, and the
house which was Of wood two stories
and basement, was soon burned
down to ashes.
Owing to its oombustible character
the building burned 80 rapidly, that
but little Of the fhrnitnre was saved
N WIZ Insured including the
contents-for thirty-fve hundred
dollars in the following companies
to.wit: Mitchell 4 Briscoe's AGENCY
q, 900 in Security Of New York, on
house; $3.50 Home Of Columbus, on
house; $3.50 Home Of Columbus on
furniture, collars 4 Blake's agency,
$1,000 on furniture, Underwriters
New York.
II is supposed that these amounts
will fully cover the loss.
We have not been able to sec Mr..
Strang, and have NO very reliable
information in regard to the origin
of the fro, there being variety Of
reports current the most generally
accredited one being that it took
from . coal oil lamp left burning on
the stand which probably exploded.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

A Little Rock special Of Tuesday
says Clayton is again elected United
States Senator by II majority on q
joint ballot. immediately on the
vote being announced the friends Of
Clayton proceeded to his room whore
the widest enthusiasm prevailed
A number Of liberal Democrats vo-
ted for Clayton, securing his cleo
ton.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

- FoR Dyspepsia, Indigestion, De-
preston Of Spirits and General Debility,
IN their various forms also, - q pre-.
ventive against fever and ague, and other
intermittent fevers, the Ferr0-P hosphora-
ted Eltxir Of Calisaya made by Caswell,
Raxard q Co. New YORK, and sold BY
Taylor, Blake q Co IL the best tonic, and
% tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, 1t has no equal.
an.3.dkwly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-23

Iorehead's Batavia Her0ld is one
Of our handsomest weekly exchan-
ges. and its rapidly increasing ad-
vertising patronage shows that it is
in . sound financial condition. The
Batavians cannot make better in
vestmeut than BY supporting their
local organ.
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Have you ever read Dr.. Whittier
Medical papers relating to the dis
eases mentioned in his card appears
ces in another column2 The infor-
nation impaired is invaluable To all,
and particularly to young men. IA
nov "a 70-dS7twl7:a
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,s., MANNlN0'S ..,j
ANTIDOTE for INTEMPERANCE

Is an infAIlible cure for this fearful vice
1ts use will at once remove the tsste or
desire for stimulants, and win sOsn create
an actual dislike for them. 1t can be adj
ministered In tea, Coffee, or even water.
Without exciting guspicion.i - 10 = free
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