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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

They had lovely time in tho
Democratic Convention at Council
Bluffs on Thursday. Ec.Conpress.
nah Montgomery was telling 'em
how it was, and John Fetter cried
ont, "you don't know everything. -
M. reJoined, "yon should keep your
mouth shut when gentlemen are
talking" a always d." replied
Fetter, but Montgomery failed to re-.
JOIN, as he "knew how it was him.
self"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

The ACCIDENT ON THE B. T. M
The Burlington Gazette gives the
following names of tho persons who
were killed and wounded by the ac
eident last Saturday:
"killed Albert Eyrhart, Robt.
Taylor, John Baker, John DAVIS
Gritty and Agins.
Wounded-Patrick Baker, Robt.
Ambrose, James Garvin, Timothy
Foley, Dilley and Boyle. Eyrhart
was about to be married"
The officers of the road did oil that
men could do in caring for the killed
and wounded; and while no one
seems especially to blame, this will
be a sad warming to all persons IN
care of construction trains, to be very
careful in handling them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
STATE FAIR-REpuchp RArEs.-

STATE FAIR-REDUchD RArEs.-
The State Fair commences at Cedar
Rapids on the 1ltb Of Sept, and con-
unucs to the 18th. The b. 4 NJ.
EaiIroad will sell tickets good for the
round trip to Cedar Rapids and re-
turn IA follows
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

Salem, Henry Co., was cleaned out
of some $40 in cash belonging to
John Priestly, d. X. Helderbrand,
James Harlan, and Messrs. Jordan L.
Taylor by burglars, on Sunday
night.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
Political Meetings.
JOINT DISCUSSION.

ne respective candidates OF the Repub,ica !,
VIII meet Tor discussion of the Political =,
sHes Oh tt1S day At the following times and
she VARIES aed 70 6s equally divided between
GcfDatR: a+fft. TT-' ~ e"huiosttes 10 par
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
Increase per head.
$5357

1t is ungracious and unckaritable
TO dlsbelieve in your neighbours con-
science when you have his own word
ior 1t that it is the most important
thing in bis possession, and therefore
we should hesitate before DENYING
the conspicuous economy, conscien,
t'ousness and integrity of the Demo.
cratic management here shown. Yet
1t may be allowable to have doubts
about II, and even were this not al
lowable, tho Democratic party can
not reasonably ask US to burden it
with tho responsibility of tho Ma
tional finances when those of Tam
many have occasioned it to be so
grlevously maligned.-Massour Dem
0crdt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

The felt-Cbambers controversy in
regard to the sehatorship, is getting
to De rather personal in it's character
The Rev. Chambers having spiked
the last gun in the Felt-Rich fort.
Andy comes back at him in the State
Register, with biackghards last re-
sort, slang and Islander, all Of which
the Register folks seem to give place
to, and enjoy. When we make our
paper sluice-way for such stuff as
ls published over Felt's signature in
the Register, we may safely be set
down as no longer being Republicans.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

The local editor of the csceola
Republican, under the head of"Tbe
advance OF Socialism, gets off the
following:
emusic hath lent it's charms, and
IN connection with one or two OF
these soirees, the festive twirling OF
the fantastic toe has added the recre
atlve spectacle of radiant beauty re-
volving in the 'poetry of motion"
We would recommend that ice
DC put on his head and that he take
bottle of castor oil-in soda, or but
termilk, as he may like it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

1t IL feared that Gen. McCook. the
democratic candidate for governor in
ONO, will havo to withdraw From
the ticket as he has from the canvass
on account ofthe critical condition
OF his health and of his mind.-Bur.
ti''gton Gazette.
That's a new name for inebriation,
-"critical condition OF health"-but
the democratic party is in a very nm.
healthy condition generally, and VIC
suppose that name for it is Just as
good as any other.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

A negro man named Henry Mitch.
ell, has been arrested at Alton, as the
supposed murderer of Zeizer, of Bur
Iington.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
Tho Burlington and Missouri Rail


Inc burlington and Missouri Rail-
road in Nebraska, has been complet-
ed sixty miles west from Lincoln.
and will be finished to ITS point OF
junction with the Union Pacific, near
hoarney, within Il hundred days.
The Keokuk Constitution refuses to
put up the namo Of G. y. Gage, one
OF the Democratic nominees for Rep
rescntatives in Leo Co., because he
wrote letters to the Republican pa.
rcrs Of Lee county during the war,
saying that 'the. old traitor Claqqe,t
ought TO haze been hung"
Claggett don't believe in amnesty
except to rebels, and he still shows
that he loves the "lost canse,''
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

Tickets good on any regular pas.
sepger or mail train until the 18th of
September.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

VIM. IL. Seward is ut Constantine.
pile, Turkey.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
REPuBItoAN MnnTINcs

RooMs or REPuBItcAN Sr ATE crsr cov
DEs MONIES, August q ISL
me state Central Committee is AUTHORIZED
inWing times aud places. Other meetimas
WI ne announced as rapidly as possibie's 8
!, Local committees are requested to make tho
necessary arrangements for these meefing. .
snd should IL be necessary or judicions ~
make any changes in the hou rof any Of the
smeetangs. tney VIII please address the speak
aaittee: """ IVY ILLS eohi-
HON. WIN. LoUGHRIDGE
VII address the people at the folowin.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
The Westliche Post. of 81. Louie :,

Inc Westt'che Post, of st. Louis !,
reply TO the Missouri Democrat, saws
II Senator Schurz should be ner
,n'tted to write the Republican Mai.
term, the following would be ore -,
rs MAN points: I" We insist nnon
Inc faithful maintenance of the prin.
c,ples of tho constitution, and We
shall resist in good faith and with ali
our energy all unconstitutional AFRO.
cations OF power" In fact such =
resolution ought never to have been
3 lacking in any platform of anv mar
8 Wand 1T is now more necessary
than ever.
but how would President Grant
look upon platform like this ?
Grant who has just shown that he
oon I care picayune about the con.
stitutlonal limitations of his mower
when he can promote some net
scheme OF his by an act of usurna.
tion Aud how would the party
look which in one breath promised
the people the faithful maintenance
OF constitutional principles and firm
resistance to usurpation and then
nominated man as candidate
who has already broken the eons,;.
luton in the most fragrant manner
and whose reelection would he a
solemn Endorsement by the people Of
the Misunderstanding act of usnrna
tion that has ever occurred in the
history Of the United States? Wonld
that not be swlndle of so Infamous
a nature 81 as to repe every honest
man 2" ''
According to Mr.. Schurz, no act Of |
old Jimmy Buchanan, or bis rebel |
cabinet, no act of Andy johnson was /
anything like SO henious as Gen
Grant has been guilty OF, for he saws
hat he has been guilty "of the far.
nest reaching act of usurpation that
mas ever occurred in the history Of
The United States" What consu-
mate folly are Schurz and his Vest
tche Post capable of, if we take the
above for an example?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

Orators ana public speakers IA
oAS '''.'''''............,... .4u
SoANoio ''....... ................,.,,...,S 81
0'o -. '.,.t........... ...........29
rroiessers' ....................27
~oSSOio .....-... -...-.....,.......,..../ ~
These statements are very in.
structive. Farmers and workmen
90 not arrive at good old ago as often
rs the clergymen and others who
perform no manual labor; but this ia
owing to tho neglect OF the laws of
health, inattcatlon to proper habits
OF lifo in eating, drinking, sleeping,
dress, and the proper care OF them,
selves after the work of tho day is
done. These farmers or workmen
eat heavy supper of summers
day, and sit around the doors in their
shirt sleeves; and in their tired con
dition and weakened circulation are
easily chilled, lay ing the foundation
for diarrhea, bilious collie, lu7g fever
Or consumption.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

Ihat such an exhibit should be
positively distressing to any consid.
cradle number of our fellow citizens
Is wonderful, yet true. The Demo.
cratic constitution is SO peculiar that
to it the happiness of the country un
der Republican auspices is q source Of
sorrow and woe. Many anti Repub-
lican journalists have studied and are
still studying these figures, and fig.
ures Of like intrinsically blissful in
port, with acute sufferings. But the
people have no such abnormal sensi.
bflities. They can stand these fig-
ures, and contemplate with serenity
the prospect they unfold. 1t is the
prospect of country that has crush
Cd rebellion, crushing also the debt
OF the rebellion, and emerging from
the trial richer, stronger and freer
than ever before.
But let us install the supposition
that the people would like something
q great deal better than the above
figures, and that consequently thew
turn longing eyes and yearninr
spirits towards that glorious political
church militant, the Democratic par.
ty. What has this beneficent insti-
tuition to promise Here it is:
NEW WORK CITv nrpr
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
THH NEW STAT 1oU0D.

3 From al extended dSsCripNi IN of
the new State House now being built,
published in the State Register, July
%, we take the following items about
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31

In Missouri they seem determined
to erect a monument to tho memory
of General Price, the rebel.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-08-31
HON. WIN. LOUGHRIDGE

VII address the people at the follou,r,
times and places : N'e tOloWlng
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
eTyTpyGERs IRRIVED. Z.

,s,v,NSaH-Ipst steamship gnolaJay ll-Mr peT. MIs %
lhOas E sn two children Cha$ Beokwlt1 John Oih '"
es SsaT Mr. Dougss and child Stoedard j. W. SDtI Me-
i ~ sT,apt Tenae j. L. Wbteonb, Miss j. strauss hf
Gn Nrs Fa NJ L. Glass, Mrs SadlSr two ehaen s Su
It - Frciofh w. L. Glen. J. VI. wilkins T. H. clover MIS-
f9ise NcCb@ J. F. GILMORE NJ Ellis Mrs Jameson MS
Sv Miss skinner J. Erleek Miss Hattie hlee9 r. ~ ~
49,. NJ Ames and child, Mrs j. ii. villains d. BONN o. " hS
~ NJ NeBurneg and two children Mr. Crowe, MIS- SToNei'
Nenderhs Horne, Jas g. Low Jos NJ Gilbert a. u wi, s
a. ~ M,.gnteues Ms Horne, Charles Walton MIS- walton
A o eelirer II jacobs C. ChHnwreh Mr. House Mrs srSTg
Tsow IIyFRPOOI-In steamship CITY Of London July lMiss
n Nss C,e Hs mes Miss Barnum, Miss horohan, nm Elel
% NJ Potter Emile Seger Mecux Iraeher Mrs Cr7dqocs anu
49,, Ms Crsdiock NJ F. BERN, H. j. Nicholson, H. b hater
Tbos Lewis Nr Mrs Hail. H. NJ Benedict J1o CArrIihTs no
~ A. N II McKearn children, and nurse H. hushes
~ - A. Lanes lid snd infant; J. r LaugfOri Son. j. NJ
D,s5 Cs Thompson Jas Haoour Tscksberry Mr hSnuAh
- % Mn H. Thomas Nj and Mrs. Strucbrt, Mrs NJ Nynk0op
r nd Nfs Havley and Mn g. jas Wes Mr. and MIS- Ibos
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
Uroposdls.

COLONIAL sECRRTARY's 0rpcH, Nay 20, 1871.
NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-The Govern
mept Of Prince Edward will until 18th July mI receive
TENDBRs for equipment Of RAILWAY Of feet
inches gauge Cscumpec Georgetown distance OF about o
miles. No..
urs bearing per interest," payable bali yearly reiesmabe IN ~
years - -, 1t
obtained Government Engineers Ohee CharotiesoSn ae |Vh
June ,.,.
No tender recognized unless made the printed form
The Government bind themselves to accept the lowest OF any
tender
Tenders will he received for the whole distance from CascumPee
70 Georgetown in three contracts as follows
From SummeTsde, with station Houses ana
Whsryes at both places 81, sd. ..a vr,.x,
al Georgetown -,
No s. From Summersde Cascumge with ststoniloues and
wharf AT Cascumpec T. HEATH HAVILAND, Col Secy.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Tnesday, July IL, 1871.

NRW- W-1OHk, Tuetday, July IT, lS71.
No sales took place at the Exchange to-day.
Several legal announced were postponed or settled
priyately Messrs johnson d Miller took large num-
her OF persons Ia Flushing to-day attend the sale of
Flushing Lawn property. Fu details Of property sold
will be given in our next The transactions at private
sale have fallen off largely and brokers report that there
the next two months. when the Fall season VIII eon-
mencc. -.ta.,ou,.
Suburban property IL in better demand, particularly
for that located in Jersey the line OF the Cenra
Railroad Small houses continue scarce. and the demand
both for and purchase IL nucn more acu'e ina"
during the Spring months
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
oFPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
rrrnNPsnAY- IrIY u

WEDNESDAY. JuIY II - .,,u.bp
. , . 49,. ~, Queenstown and Liverpool per heN w, AZ
& f@ Pier no s6 n. R, eose at the foe1,.ry Mail
~ Al station A, Hoo m d. IoSA M 3 closed Las
cor paid letters only, made up a. ile' W. w.
nj steamship sals att p n,r ~ ,x,a .
u r., po,. Vi, Queenstown and LveTpcob ke ~ W 20 A.
go, ssis from Pier s. r. close a. w sSDnmentsry Mail
AZ station ll.O0 d. 10 ~ a ~ y n And closed 1880
% acaele psid letters only made uP on Per - ~ ~
n steamship sails at2 p N -, s,esmship Frankfurt, from
ioo Of Tbrdst, HObose1 eo'e sgppsSents Mail Steamship
et~oa - No PrusSap Clcsed Mall by tn' sherman
"s a. y ~, ~, Sssssu and West Indies PeI sesms4P
hslls for IN m Steamship sails at p ~ 18th
ne, 20 80 ~ u" "JsSSsei in Supplementary Mall must "
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE THE IlGHTHoUsE board
WASHINGTON CITY, july TO- 1871.
PROPOSALS FOR TWO STEAM LIGHT,

IeROPOSALS EON lNO . LAM biJ IA L. l.,
Il HOUSE TENDERS SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS vii viii
he received At this O'Clock FRIDAY the Z6h
july for furnishing the materials and labor g an h snas
necessary construct complete and equip two steam Lighthouse
Tenders accordance the and specifications
First For SIDEwHEBL STEAMER 3 feet long 70 feet greatest
breadth Of beam and feet depth OF hold,
Second: For PROPELLER STEAMER, 100 feet long y et
inches breadth II inches depth OF hold and OF
$50 tuns burden by old measurement -, ,,, -.
specifications plans ehcn
Of bid and guarantee be had upon spnG'3h 70 s
Office; the L. H. Engineers Ohce Baltimore M H. ~ Ts
ORce No l6 Broadway N H. Inspectors Once BOSTON, ana
also al the l. H.. Inspectors 0Gce Portland Ne IL, A.,
vessel or propee will be furnished complete and The TINE
when win be delivered in complete aud saae9Ls sta'e & 70 @ m
pbuders bids the OF the party pae Eh
are to build engines boilers 6c and bidders who are
construct hull each bidding required 70 rnsh
satisfactory evidence OF his ability execute the work in SATISFACTORY
be awarded to him) within the time hae
in his proposal ,,--,...- ..u.u,.. s,~noa h, the
bidder and surety Certified to be by some ocer now
Ia the Treasury Department. the OF Ten ioah1 uos
the acceptance OF such b1 te
contract entered within ten days after notice gwen by Tie
Board that the bid has been accepted M, - !.
To within ten DAYS ron ne ue o. tng
their bid has been secepea WIN ocna anu T and
security the whole Of the stipulated advance payments 10 Oo ~
Of G Boari and all facilities Afforded them for inspecting the
materials and workmanship Such parts Of ether as are not IN accord
anoe drawings and specifications vi" be rejected Shu m' "e
male good by the contractor or contractors , -. -
opy Of plans and specifications OF each vessel oa o must oe
The Poar the right reject proposal for any reasons
PaTmens will work progresses satisfactorily as set
| forth in the pin eds specifications o each vessel
Bids will be opened publicly the day and at the hour above named
carefully sealed and indorsed PROPOSAL. fer Buihng
peer Hgboase may and then be Pseei In
anoer envelope addressed vere sent hIough
ipgton CIV W. b. SuUBRlCk Chairman
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

rmnc,on and weldon To%S TSsSsS ana and castor
sSe ;6s, proposed TO buy tne them the south,
road Tho seaboard lines from te ta he continuous yorb
o nv gauge changes there Wilmington City an1 men he
aud ana V 70 New Orleans from wa and Onto would '"'"
toNn The Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI ,tcbted and
the only cOS,SSS SS ,aCS S mTcn the south a. Struggle the
To those VT" ' section such gres, now stretching
poverty md powerfnl eoIIot measure c0nuo&He &
part OF tS pcIac and in 90 monopoge the traue @
Its line 10 thS A ~ the Wes but the past ieW
the vast grain ua1e SEEM like aroton is required 10
OF the hss sS developed the S a. and ta tS' as ' by
SSeseS NewYork as rates by on the
~ carried at cheap This was nn;nts show that
water wa 6S of last year there were de
rhn three four nv railroad and d - peT bale
folk more than iSa came from point, ,Tood men The
ve Tenn vas bag Of grain can Ss win ssV 100
man who hand aje OF cotton; the trst ne latter
easily handle Ients freight from Mnneso,s, ' nr Mem
his and pays and pays s. from selma & a, " nearly
Weighs es S sacks of the first would occupy
phs Iens az much space az Business Dn OF the south is
cotton Ine IneS as the grain transportation Oh ene
worth o. as the fact noted by the iehnsS{ ,hn
and qqRsiroad Company. Rapidly anu tbomsands OF
Central 70 work and now they contro lnouSAn"' "
hsse ~ Southern roads.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

DErARrsHET OF DOCKS
Nos. and 34B BrOadway,
CRY OF NEw-YOHK. June %, la7l.
WHARF PROPERTY TO RENT-PrOpOsals
w wi be- received INA EDNEt DAY July " l At u o'clock
the Cossofs m the Department Of Docks at the Ohe OF
srtaent $40 AID ~ Broad~s right eolci nd retain
upon hs following named PIERS AMI BULklIEADS durAg
the pleasure Of the board:
NORTH RIVER
PIER ri the foot Of r nty-sirth-st (new.l
PIER foot Of forye'en rvng such portions as may he r.
PIER and BLKHEAD Mshbatpyl rseg such portion OF
Tie nahh repaired the the Department Of Public
PIFR At o. res.rrug portion Of
the pies be required for the Of the Dpah
mebt Of Public Pads
PIER a Oueb hundred sLd bni-bih.s,
EAST RIVER
PIFR al Twenty.tliTdr
BULKLAD Tsenyhd and Twenty fourth sis. creeping
Outer end Of PIER At lie foot Il Twesy being sbou' I4b feet
frome nd Of pier wfri the bukheId
> BULKHEAD ri foot Of PoriJ -niutlrst
PIER ct Iihy third dst
PIER BCLKlKAD At foot 81 Eighty ysiIth st tssw.)
PIER az ODs.hunJTe LsBdtIsst
t reservBg eeh portion Of the poTb
ADD :, feqni the Department OF Pubic Parks
PIER at fbst such portion OF
no required for the Of the Department oPabo
PsTkS
the right 70 reject sh proposals.
JOHN r. AGEBR,
HENRY A. SMITH,
RICHAan ~ haERY
WILLIAM WOOD, !
l. GsHsynLs kIsE, tseresU.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAI TTNE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
FromP Pier No. A, North River.
ITALY webster '.~.,..... SATURDAY, July IS at p No.
''' FOR LONDON, DIRECT: .
DPyuARK Thoupsop....... WEDNESDAY July 49, at 7 m
ERIN 1uy 20 - -,
Liverpool Queenstown or L0nlOn cauln F'0 ia
steerag Prepaid Steege tickets ron LeP"Or
Queenstown Londonderry, Glasgov, $f2 currency - can,
further particular, apply at the 'onPsnys oee 20
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
OFFICE OF LGHr-HoUsR BNGISgKR, THIRD DfsTRIcr'{
ToNPkSsvHLE \. Y, June 29 l81l }
PROPOSALS for BUILDING FOUNDATlON

j and PIER and DWELLING and TOWER for Lighthouse on
Sabine's Point Providence River, Rhode Island . . +,
sealed proposals, duplicate accompanied nv gnsrh
duplicate printed copy Of this advertisement addressed 70 tue 1
envelope Proposals for building Salines
POINT Light will be received this oce until o July l
l67L IN, ,-.- 49,, IL. .,
granite in eight and 3D. for msteals and labor Tor bhg
house ami L9htolse Ssbnes Point fIode.e
River l. accord NJ psns ard specifications be at this ONCE
ar f1rni he'd 10 bidders application therefor
b Ia f. sy or bids which he deemed dssdvaniageonsi
g. re.ened ] C. WOODRUFF Leut-C Col Of Engineers,
Engineer Thrd l.. II. District.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
prlnllnQ.

w ~ Iir,i6SIh ,i66SgIh,RDELE' SONS, 104 Fulton-st.-
NANuFt cT1ejFEsSFh cVjESFhV SILAN JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
SUPREME COURT. SALE IN PARIlIlON.
Adjourned the direction Of EUGENE ROE hreie
1000 BUILDING LOTS,
splendidly located in the villages Of
WHITESTONB 4 FLUSHING,

Attaining N. Improvements Poppnhgsen Locke Co., h' "'
nysai sfgoins de- .et. the celebrated
~ HIGGINS NURSERIES,. ... go, 49, 4,
10 the vlsges OF ubs ss
,i inter,ec property At auction on he
~ IN to the highest bidder without By kDWAkp hn
pgNCR Aponrer WRDN RsDAi, Jay H. ie1I AZ ~ oc ho'p
il, lots and Pots from Lot 10 20 Acre, -, A.. IL.
tai. nyon InAed Advantage behg aban' zen mn
.s ali and nearly equdsnt the Flushing hte
Se Popt depots DE Po.hsg North Side Railroad. WIN
An, t,,i.s 10 Neryok; IInusg time, t.snty minus
W@t,T, Point Pushing on mile. from ihy ri
p h. ave road 10 the Great Metropolis
du he property the msriet Last tfsh eamss
IN, Ies,s Point 10 20 Chssp lots WITHIN 'he "''"
oI buy,v Of be limited means -. ,,,oo,y. q, o.,
Pog maps sEd psrt'eaisr. .gyJ 20 DasigL a. ny - WM
81 n bseemsnt bbN@ W. p'"S'N"' '''sNA''
"a MOONS op tbf prvnsee
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
Go rubom II man Gonteru

TsK.suEy prr1RrsENr, FouRTH hupIToRs orrori
w.siivGToS, d G., July o. ls7i:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-AU persons nav
inc claims aeaui the estate Of Peter H. thompson
deceaso boari the United hs stam.
- % r,ued 10 present this Office within four months
k'Al' . ~ - bs,.oc y j. W. TABOR,
h'u wv N"' Fourth Auditor of the Trasury.
TIVO ARCHTTECTS.-Desi for NEW
,ptroI BUIDNG for the State Of Michigan will be received
q, M once of the Buug Comm soners at Lansing
Sntl WEDNESDAY November 1871, at u o'clock, noon
fonnaon arrangement and general character OF tte gudng
premiums for designs. etc. can pe ootnhto !" AuSs's ~
lansing on snd afer June l5 - -, g. m u,,--
nesgr submitted must be addressed TO boAu OF SAe puuB
Lansing and indored Designs ETC. for New capitol
% M .rve M, right 10 reject all designs submitted
'"' h. o. GR0SVEN0R) state
JAMES sHBARER. Binding
,.n Tan, & Ig7l ALEX. CHAPAT0N) Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
Auttion 9aIes of Real estate.

VALUABLE FACTORY PROPERTY at
PGier.op At Auction on WEDNESDAY Juy 10 1871 n2
O'clock Fsnta House the Cy Of Pateron eight (
CITY LOTS Of Paterson Ellison
Railway Sithin 2o0 feet
Market together brick baing two stories and $3.50;
buidng stories l50X35; brick building
lluI35 bUngs engine e0horse
power order nbu tos nearly main shsnng
40 TENS liberal n RRHcHhRpsoS 3Jyo 'sSfsf1L 5SRILr.