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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

The Fairfield Ledger says that the
name of O. ". saagls Bsq. will be
presented 70 the Republican Conven-
ton = : candidate for Govsrnor. 80
We ohssrtully and heartily endorse
the good words said BY the Ledger,
on behalf Of Chris Slsgle. He is m
able man, ! ripe scholar; 1 good law
ysr, : sound Republican and most
sstimable citizen and friend. We
could most heartily work for Slagls
if nominated, but there is one thing
said BY the Ledger We cannot en-.
dorse, and that L where it says theA
Gov. Merrill and J.A Elliott have
eithsr Of them . better chance for
Governor than O'Connor, Scott, OK
Carpenter. We regard both Merrill
and Elliott = most worthy gentle
men, but We don't think either
stands any show for tho nomination
while each Of the other gentlemen
certainly do. II, however, Slagle
shall slide in amidst the contest, We
shan not certainly cry about it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

It sssms that the drumming busi-
mess 10 about 10 como to IN end.--
twenty-five thousand of these COM
merciai agents alone are annually
employed In New York, costing, in
the aggregate, e5O, ,O00, 900. As there
are about 400. 900 stores in the ooun-
Wy, theso dealers have 70 pay this
tax, which amounts to SITS each Per
Fannum, Ill Of which eventually
comes of of the consumers.
s The New York Grocer, on this
head, says:
Il Leading firms in every line oi
business, who have heretofore re-
fused to make known their business
in any other way except through
the expense of maintaining . dozen
or more sdrummers' securing the
country, have dispensed with their
services and returned to . system ol
judicious advertising, which cannot
fail to be highly remunerative.
Those who have tried the two sys.
toms are loud in their praises Of the
latter method" t itk
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
Press Convention and X

VIZ :, ,.o.;c. 60. ne r.
-. .s.,. C,;.... u.-.,, ,,:
~ ~ 80 Sss"son - = - OueaslasI
|Of the Executive C0mmistes, of the
moursmme - Arranged far ia A..
C-.-....-,... Z. -
nus' oonsens''a = sss aews1A -
/ Association 70 Be- held At MsfShall.
town iJuno tn and 8th n q =
s.m $3.50 i I'LL q" -a~ a|
1'aow ~ Wv s ,os45 =,
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 7TH. Il,
1890 A. n-Openin9-Nus;o ANA
nravar II
EE 1f:O0 4. 49, Addreas az velcene
nv Hon- II, W Gr;avnlA Hsrcr ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

aIn, trapsmitting . treaty Of %
MhSh inlb 3tt1I6S q the one Agreed
upon by tic joint commission, it
might we'll have been expected thAt
the president would have something
TO sey 70 the Senate concerning the
mSfiA of the doSdment. 99' e
u tho treaty H6W under c0usidsf-
alton of le6s CON tyqusXcs shea tie
report 6f thG san DoinfH u 6ommis-
sicn3 TackSd 70 ithat "a a li6IR
message from Grantin which ! psttt Z
logging argument wls made to PROVE
tKat hS Kad hot obsSa btibsd, aadd
had not acted like . scarvy rogue ID
FJhS business. he thoaght such 10
1EgpMspt RscesReEy. 80 80 lAdoagc
The ascurvy rogaes'' lifs 10 7y~si
man, and His sorsheaded RspablicAn
allies at the mAchargsd upon 0sdnf
that the Hea Q6nib3 - buSine1s NJ Z
,psEsPk2 speculation Of hid. Wien
rGf4ht asked that an able Commission
be sent to san Domingo TO enquire
into the desirability Of annexati9n,
- we'll - whether tho charges Of
iyecaIsttoix giinss EinSs = Were trns,
thsps. .same "scurvy rogues"and allies,
bitterly opposed the movement for
Near tAsk: k:lleg'lnieht u expsssd. n
Laters Zen hs CO.. uionprs
Eeturnda 1ghkSd witk ~ eotn-
Try, and IN their report utterly irs.
fated the personal POPULATION Ito
riS. theT President took spcasioh
very justly in communicating ths
ksAase 10 The Senate. q, rsfsrito ths
Fth5r6dgh lsfatati0h' II the'chargss q
the "scurvy rogues," about his per.
sonal integrity. s. s.
ENov whsA .bsl bsndsshs Washing.
ton, Treaty to the Senate without
any report or recommendation
Whatever, tho 'tscurvy rogues" forth.
with 1T to .blackguarjing Grant for
mot doing, what they. have exhausted
sthsir.viak Of swsAth in abusing him
90 doiak ierssosofe. 81
And all this 10 Of no earthly i'm.
txss1 xys. sxs xa,a -, q .szssss 81 sss.s.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

Senator Browrlow.a o. ~ Arst ol
thA prnsent smoNth lsrnr.eeea ne III.
800 1sis - s. /. q. NJ -
.v = q. ~ 81 I.
r.lon' .Us - - 3 sal s. "
nlown'ow sae%esamss as,se esls.le' ~
i.asS q. ~ .S.ss 49,. ~. NJ. -s.s \ :
49,, - N ~: 1a.l 1s,sa j. ~ q. y, ::
s' n ID s.'s ! si Il1 ays.l b. -
s.r.'', - s1.s q. s.,r'... ny SS1 !.
= ..ms . .-..s -ss. \. ..:.. I. s. . :.
~ : 81 IA S..,s ~ "a hsss 49, ~ 49, .t
of thea aUEtted .etttsa Thsy, hsjvS
hopes Of destroying il, and nov, ,ssek
: Z. I aoso1elash te1osgh lsgl1las3on
- $3.50 - 5 ~ a ~ - S...ss 49, ~. 81 ~ .1:ss
IND usaSf; " eo5crssof Usi16 6esscy
and under The tAlps pestense q tps
inosding .tAs Ceu!t st1slee, q Ins.same
a..l .snv ss.ny as.. ls.n.sss + - H St.s ~. -
rrecad;n- ~ ~ rahsii;on Ssncs tksir
unaninity of voting thensslYse ont
ofthe Union.l Their preeent plans
ana purposes are g eiect Z asee9slnt,
.s.,ssi - 81 ~ .s..,, ~, - sss;cn VI. "a
erant pensions . the rebel soldier.
Also, to either have pay tor their
negroes or restors slsyery, and hyI al
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

Bro. Chambsrlain, editor q The
Powsshiek Herald, dsprscatss the
National Capitol removal twaddls u
barking - IN empty hole, whsrsup.
on the Davsnport 6asstss poancea
upon the Hsrsld like 8 dnck on Z
Sane bug. The Herald willtaks IL
licking aud take . back ssat like q
good little boy, and b diserses here.
after. N.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

The Tama Citizen dies O'Connor
q the masthead.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

4 No wen inbormsd man / eve svsr pr.
tends thas 8imon iCamsren i an r.
insratihg oyclopsdisf u III ths orpA-
ments, virtues, and gracss ofatatcs-
manship. In fact thsss accomplish.
&4nt6 ccald ScArosly 10 ssspso8sd pf
! NH who was'fot f6rty y&6fs Tie
~hssl korse d Psnnsy ylvania dsmoo-
|fasy SrAay othsrdsnooessy; for that
mattsr. 1,
IsTsmainsd, howsvsf, Sor ths CHI.
|oego Dsmocratio 1hibsse = meke the
discovery that he was : regular born
fool, judging from the L following,
which We oliplffom IL isst issue: 3 /,
i sSsuator osspsr6Sn,ao hrat 11ae;al
E1htstSSS@ 0n the treaty is thus noted.
ia WAshingto : uThe -four Cotl1misf
sionefs were 'dsvsloped In their grsn-
deur, with the sovereigns Of Europe
| iigaripg; ~ arbitfAtors for the sstAsr
ment of American claims. Alter this
work has BEEN dons, one Of the par
ties said: well, General, hope We
have -been eble 10 make clear the inn
portant points, and 70 convey our
|impressions % yosr mind 2 oh; yss,'
Epeplied Camsrop; 4 upderstand The
treaty pretty we'll, and il b excel
lont in every respect but one; / do
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

!. Governor John T. Hoffman, oi
liyts YSksn oo6ssils1, tsesd sur-
! rosdsll = lAct 1 littls ths tight.
~ box ny - msntioaed il
history, sacred u proians, II We may
except the chap Of whom it waa
tsaid. nIsI II T a
y "He can and he can't"
~ "He vii AnAsAb vnnstnI 3SA
"He'n b damned II no doss,"
''AAt n kdapnsdi if - As11t." y
Tho situation is thusly:
Jest before the adjournment ofthe
TamnanS Rotber Hoost which il
facetiously called the New York
Legislature, . bill was introduced
and passed under the whip and spu,
of the previous question, which had
nsvsr been printed or even seen BY
the Republican minority.
Ofthis bill: even the Chioago Dem,
ocfasic 1Nbsne has the following in.
dignAnt marks
A cunning
ssiries Of amondments to the code
designed solely to increase the pow.
or, and fortify the rapacity Of Judge
Barnard. ~ y As39H re
"I.s provisions are % preposter
ous its attempts - place the real
estate corporations, aod, especially
the Eewspaper press Of New Yorh
city, under the dsspotic thraldom o
the Tammany gang are 10 needleGsly
and shockingly deprived, that ever
Now York, which has nearly forgot
ten how to be indignant, 10 reused
into . stAte Of alarm and terror !,
the prospect" I. NJ NJ s
And now tho best men Of New
York, without regard to party, hav,
sent : delegation 70 Albany, headed
BY VIM. n. Evarts, protesting agains
this dsmnable outrage npon liberty
and justice, asking Hoffman, not 4
afix his sagnature to The bill, bu,
rather to veto it. n the meantime
William N. Tweed, the Great Sacheu
Iof Taumany; the Wsrwick oflittl,
Hoffman. stands brandishing his tom
ahawk oyer his devoted head, tsllir,
him to sign or else hs topknot viii
soon Be dangling .at the beltof tn
King Maker. Il
II is . pretty quarrel - il nov
stands. ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

Reader, what would you think Of
. Boston rabblo, which should under
mine and blow up Bunker Hill Mon.
ument 7 Andy yet the Communists
OF Paris, yesterday perpetrated .
parallel outrage in leveling down the
Column Vendome, which was erected
to immortalize the heroic deeds Of
the better age Of France.
The civilized world will become
festive, directly, under this wanton
destruction Of the finest works Of
art in Europe, and viii demand that
Bismarck shall re-enter Paris to
save it--ita decent people and invAl-
aabls works Of art from the vandals,
who are now committing such atroc-
tiles in the name Of Communism.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

Beer il oontraband oflev as Cory
don. Their city ofdinanoss ariss
tsiumphantly over ths STATE law
Consequently two wsgon loads ol
the beverage swhich cheers without
iasbriating," went forth moasnfslly
oat Of the Monitor oity. A dspata-
tion Of Thirsty souls rscsivsd tho oar
90 thankfally at Allsrton. ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

We are receiving uncommonly fa-
yorable reports from all parts Of this
and adjoining pcnntiss. il rsgpsd 70
~ ssppa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

fr4 Whew : Talk about your war Of
tho Roses; your kilkenny CT Aghts
and sichi Why, they were literally
nothing moro than gentle murnsss
compared with the internsoins tar-
faro, which now RACES at its bloodisst
xeroiin Linn county, over tho ones
tion Of removing the County Ssat
from the quiet, sedate, nice little old
town Of Marion TO the driving, live,
busting city Of Cedar Rapids. Ia
The Cedar Rspids Times, Of the
18th inst, il before o.. II i ! hand
some 36 column paper, and there are
just exactly 36good columns fully de.
voted to the dire necessity Of the
immediate removal, not 70 mention
various and sundry diabolical Wood
outs thrown in for good count.
! The Marion. Register, commanding
tho opposition forces, is equally war
like, and protests against the re-
moval III the name Of the Constitu-
tion, the Great American Eagle
&C., &c. a
/ The entire popslatiop il involved
on ono side or the other, and the
war waxeth hotter day By day.
Our only fsar now is that il the
election does mot como OF soon, that
the inflated editors and their equally
inflated followers will, like Msop'l
celebrated bull frog, explode With q
great sound, and leave nothing to ID
Of the magnificent Republican ma.
jority In old Linn county, except
some unpleasant exhalations in the
air and . big grease spot on the
ground.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

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Nos Esciae MkpFeIs IIcSs oaaala1s 70 pm
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
NEW YORK.

Gevepnueues Advnnced- -6ease6 VERY 49,
TIE 0erpan Reaee Ceaoo -
MARKED KGece = Wull esxees -
NEW YoRx, April lo.-Monsy clcs,i
easier At 5, after having been stringent e q
currency to gold interest GterIm9 -
changed. Gold 1lOh 11Oab. Govefnl6Q
advaaced y Y. 52Os Of 1872, 112h. 1(a6o
securities very dun; little change since -
TSs aermsa peace festival to day had: )
in some departments Of Wall street, Thp
German element was absent from the lefrlef
and business was very dull in the gold {oGl
and the government beard. Tho 1GrS6f
adjourned ct one O'Clock. The only uV@1Y
place was the stock exchange, Wheee -
huctuations were frequent and tie denIfp
on more liberal scale IN the leading sr@g5k
lative shares. s. -; ;es'''
Tho money market was the chiof = <o
Of Wall street In the morning o6oQN Il
greenbacks werelwithdrawn from t6e t
and money WAS made very active anolk
stock brokers, 1t Z currency - go1d -
teFests These rates wore md tnfno4
through several hours, but towa91 & 49,
Of bank hours there was sudl6o 1
case, and lato IN the day meneyN NJ 49,
siblo ct 5. There were heavy oG4o =
greenbacks and national hank no@Ss nm
the interior to day, estimated III 10 ae6ror
gate st shout 81 ,500,O 900.
Geld was duh AL day, and there was -
little business done owing 70 tho clo9o -
the boaEd at Up. n. Governnents dn11za1
day. and very steady toward the c1ooA ~
vanced from v to Y Ill around, elslllx
very firm; skies of 1881, !l6*; 81 l!9l
81, llll1: 60s, ll2. Ten-iorties; l064. -
uessees 651k, new 65ss; VifKinins g. neW
II Louisianas 66, new 60 levee dxee n
eights s.; Alabama cights l02, dvee.s -;
Georgia skies 50, sevens 80; North C1ro-
linas 47la, new 25; South Carolinas 72.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

Ouly iie Gexupnns Can save Rnrin-If -
she City HIST ewim = Dlooa- Exaan1oS
q the CoannuaiseD~R RElesoa ~ No.
esyDed 9ervanoo of . ReRooo Cn1oo0
God-An ArchblsheD esx1pDod, DoauE
Scourged ~ M6eked llosua66aeo ~
t06 0ppssing Armies.
PARD. April 10.-Unless the Gernane savo
Paris, the city must soon swim In blood.
The communists hourly grow mere -
: The Conciergefie is filed with p91 ~
nuns who have ebeen arrested o. Na6fanto
calling them citisens atylcd the ssru1nts ef
a person called God.
Archbishop Daxboys VAS stripped nakea,
hound to pillar ooou1xed, and Knocked for
hours by band Of two hundred reds.
BkFORR PARIS, Sunday Evening, ~
London, April lO. The governments forces
are encamped in Courbevoie and occupy ~
the village and bridge The communists
have reinforced their artillery at P0Ete
MaillOt and Porte des Ternes, Valerien and
Batavia. At Courbevoies they have maiu-
tanned an incessant 5Om mbartlment all day.
and their shells fall beyond the Arch q
Triumph.
The nationals have evacuated the Champs
The efforts of the con1mnAiBts TO force tho
citizens generally to take mp arms have 80
far failed.
Advices from before Paris Sunday night,
via London, April 10, ct 40 A. M, report
that the Versailles troops have crossed tho
Seine ct Asnieres, and are congregated at
'Longchamps.
Arbitrary arrests are increasing in nuuk
ber in the city. Many moro cures hav0
been thrown into prison. Church SERVICES
are generally suspended.
The doors Of the cathedral Of NotEo!
Dame have been closed.
General Bergerot is under arrest.
The party of cancellation are redoublf
their efforts. They have held pnlIa noGG
inss in favor of peace, ct which -
ber9 Of the commune were pteeeN
barricsdes I ] in , the. quarters s1se2B6 81
the hAaieOAra ~ s as&s 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

4. hst6 ~ BAroN ROU6E April 10. S
The election Ssr Mayor was MIA day,
and = Brahill, Republican. was sleeted By
fifteen majority. All il quiet here. ia
Is JOHN 8. CHAPMAN.
IS sls Supervisor.
FROM POVERTY POINT
GREAT DANGER OF OVERFLOW
CAUTION 10 PLANTERS


fIsf -o---------t tfi .ssGs sli}, 5s7
Especial DispeecA - the New Orleans
sis PovERry Poaxr, LOUISIANA,
.4s77e E' April n, s:lS p. -. s
The wind has blown up tie river. until it
il at extreme high water at this point, and
there is imminent danger to all the low
levees, which danger win extend up the
river Is far a. the tidal wave can 90.
Caution the planters to be on their guard.
aat M.JERF THOMPSON,
aafw Chief State Engineer.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
Passage of an Amnesty Bin
REVENUE REFORM RESOLUTION
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Masonic Banquet to an Earl
GERMAN PEACE CELEBRATION
IT'S EFFEcT ON WALL STREET
Germans Only Can Save Paris
THE CITY NAY SWIM IN BLOOD
Excesses of the Communists
ARREST OF PRIESTS AND NUNS
AR0HBIsH0P STRIPPED AND sC0URaED
Servants Of q Person Called God
-,a IAeeoc1ated Press Dispatches,1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
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gentleman of this city, Of literary acquire
neufs, lprmerIy the correspondent Of the Northern
and southern preos desires to renew his acquatnt-
anco With the papers Of tho country and oners his
services - special correspondents Letters VII be
furnished the moet tntertsttng topics Of the day
iiee, one dollar anl nity cents semi fweeklies two
dollars. and - veehlM pspen, two doiiaIc I'd ~
6fty centa, Orders for correspondence are eohefed
fFosa Al eectiona and letters viii b furnished on
such subiects ef general interest e vii meet the
counfrv Editorials. speeches. resolutions, etc,
o63ce ~ il02 apt Inn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

A WE'LL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
"A wishes ahome in family, for which she would
posseeeee Speaks German, French and English
huently; II .. good housekeeper and MANAGER
voud take the entire care Of an invalid going
sbroad OF any position Of trust responsibility.
Nm HAVRLAttD. No. 3O9 Camp street. fels
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
ARREST OF PRIESTS AND NUNS

ARcHB1sHoP STRIPPED AND scouReED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

Excesses of the Communists
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21
CisAs. CUNNINGHAM. seere,a,
ORDINANCE No. III.

"hn Ordinance in relation to whNrfbost License,
and The Transaction OF mercantile business
upon the same
Bc Il ordained by the City Council Of the ETY. Of
Caro-,
Srcrios I. That license may bc granted 10
whariboals to transact thereon u storage, ware.
house, reshipping and forwarding tusine-s With
IN the limits Of the city OF Cairo, upon payment
by the owners OF or prol rcters thereof into the
CITY Treasury 9th. sum Of five hundred dollars
per annum FOR each amt every whaHDoat lying at
or occupying the landing IN tho city aud IN.
gagged m the business aforesaid. 20 aud by Inn
or them.
sac ,, Every person, copartnership Of persons,
or body cOporatc owning, occupying or Possessing
any boat, vessel, float, dock, whsriboat or other
sIusturc stationed, moOFcd or anchored on the
waters Of either the OHIO or Mississippi rivers
within the limits Of said ciy, their agents or scr.
wants, shO shall receive, forward or store or re-.
ship any goods, wares or merchandise on sHid
boat, vessel float, cock, whaTio0at OF other struc-
iuro sha.l be deemed guilty Of violation OF tils
ordinance, and shall forfeit and pay Ia and for
IN. us" OF the said city a sum not less than n!ty
dolers $3.50 nor more than one hundred dollars
(slb rliorsach and every day they are 80 engaged
10 car yinR or the wharibOht business Aforesaid
without license, Provided, the provisions OF the
bSss o. 'S Sh4 ya 10. cg no s
ono and Mississippi riyers engaged ia receiving
and dischlrging freight
SIC, .. II shaii not he lawful for any boat, YES.
sci, hoat dock, wharfboat or other structure to he
permanently stationed mOorcd or anchored on, AZ
or near 10 the shoro OF either the Ohio or M,ssis.
sippl rivers within the limits of the city of Cairo
for he purpose OF keeping any tavern, hotel or
grocery, receive money for the entertainment OF
any guests OF bOarders or To ycnd or TO sell any
Spirituous, vinous or fermented liquors, or any
produce, goods, wares, merchandise, bookstores,
meats or provisions without hrst obtaining II.
cense therefor from the city council or their a,i.
| thorized officers, and every person, co-partner
shin Of persons or body corporate VINO shall VIC.
late the provisions Of the preceding section shall
| forfeit aud ray to and for the of the city
| sum mob less tnan ten dollars nor more thar
| one hundred dollars for each and every oiicnsc
Adopted March y, lsll, Approved.
| THOMAS WILSON, Mayor,
Attest JoHs BRows, CITY Clerk,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21
JACOB SCHEETZ, SoIerroprieot T.

It's reliable Family Medicine, and can 10
aiken by either infant or a. ult with the same beef
ici al results. IL ~ certain, prompt and speedy
cmcdy Tor dlarrhea, dyscntory, bowels compiled
dyspepsia, lOWncs- Of spirits, Paintings, SICK
stomach, headache, etc. Forchillr aud fever OF
all kinds, II is Tar better nud safer than quinlne
cithout any Of us pernicous effects. IL ciioctc
IN appetite, proves powerful digostor Of food
aud will counteract the effects of liquor In n few
minutes. A. inIispuiable evidence OF IT, mcd.
cal properties, We append a few ofthe many Ger.
ihtstcs IN our possession
johnson's Depot, East Tenn, aul Va. Il. l..
Tenn.
JAcon ScHLrrz, Esl.--Dcar sir ! nave used the
Btters l have ob aimed tom you, and find ;hcm
10 be all they are recommended TO he. ! found
one bottle TO afford me considerable relief feel
as though cannot do very well without them, 10
NY prcsont state Of health
j.. MENiGE, l33 South 9Th st., Phila.
Pastor Baptist Passyunk Church.
soldbyw p. Allen, - Main street Dubuque.
octl0ilS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-21
Tke 8nllriin.

~A womsn went through on the
Ysnsss Pacific train last evening that was
oointsd ovt to US and several other inter
sStsd youths as enc Of the celebrated faro
hankers of Denver. She was dressed
issssfsiiy and quietly in gray alpaca
essvsiise suit was of medium stature, well
formed, and not more than thirty-four or
thjrty.ive years Of age. Her face was not
~ alien Napleasant one; must have been
YER pretty some time ere SO many tell-talc
iixis were drawn upon 1t and what is
mod unusual in women Of her class, the
complexion was good. She was on her
way back from st. Louis, where she went,
% cor informant stated TO place young
bow At school. Their faro bank at Denver |
las bean Ia full blast for some time and
sAe two proprietors are rcaping as rich
harvest u their professional sisters" of
New Woodhull Il Clafin. No
aghts or disturbances Of any kind have
pvsr occurred at their rooms, and the wo-
men conduct the game with all the suavity
,fsxpsrisnced professionals.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

EENTEEL FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET, FOR
VI light housekeeping TO spisl families at SO 80 per week.
or Floors ihough st 3. per week. Apply to A. c. GREEN
LEAF, 451 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

JlrANTED-h Young MAN IN A PRODUCE CON
w MISSION house. who Influence rood grocery
trade German preferred. Apply after r. al It's Cham
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

DEQUIRED-BY A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, A SMART
IL sell mems furnishing goods outside commits
sion; city trade. Address IMPORTERS, box $500 Post
oGr
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A LADY OCCUPYING HER OWN HOUSE WOULD
n let plainly furnished front Room gentlemen
light housexeeplng S5l Wcsi Thiryhfh street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

XNANTED-A SITUATION BY MARRIED MAN
w without family, gardener who understands his busi
thoroughly in all its branches his wife clas
would take charge OF dairy necessary Address
T., box lGa Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

w plain gardener take care of horses milk cows and
do Ienaral work about gccman's place. can produce
the best rsfcrences Address s. M box l2 Herald ONCE,
for two days
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

r IQUORS.-AN FRESHMAN. WHO Is A PRACTICAL
IL compounder OF liquors. good saegmaE bookfcerer
&c. desires work In respectable wholesale dsllery
other commands trade. Address o. l. Herald
Of
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

WhNTED--BY YOUNG ESGLlsHNAN, A sIruA.
10 " pAW, Is. BEoaiwsy. ff'
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
IL keeping, at No. ~ Bank street. Blcccker.