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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-04

If any one will furnish us the
name Of the meanest democrat in
WApello county We will give hun for
the balance Of the year the meanest
democratic daily paper in the United
States, to.wit: Chas. A. Dana's Now
York San. It is edited by the man
who atarted the Chicago Republican
and who wrote the most extrava-
gantly enlogistic campaign biography
of Grant issued, and who went back
on Grant and his party because he
didn't got the Now York collector
ship.
1t 10 just now vieing with the
Chicago Tunes and Des Moines Reg
lister in abusing Senator Harlan.
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BIDS
BIDS
Fer Director and Steward Of Poor Farm
and County Physician.

Fer Director and Steward Of Poor Farm
and County Physician.
At q meeting of the Board of Su-
pervisors held January 2, 1872, the
following Resolutions were adopted !:
sRes2lred by the Board Of Supervi-
sors of Wapello county, Iowa, that
bids be received at the Auditors of
fee, for Steward and Director Of the
Poor Farm, until January 18th, 1872,
at one O'clock p. IN. Said bids TO
state at what price said bidders will
take the Poor Farm, free Of rent,
and elothe and board the Panpers at
so much per head per day said Stew
ard TO furnish and stock said farm
without expense to the County, ex.
cepting furnishing the necessary
household and kitchen furniture for
The paupers the Steward to keep uI
the repairs of said farm, excepting
the usual wear and tear.
Also. bids for County Physician
will be received mp to the same time
SAID ~rhysician to farnish his owl
medicines and attend to the paupor
at the Poor Farm. and the pauper
of Center Township and the prisoner
in the jail. Tho bids for Poor Farm
and Center To snship and jail to b
separate bids.
Resotced. Thatthe above rcsolntio.
be published in the Ottu,nwa Week.,
COURIER, the Ottumwa Weekly Den
oerat, and the Qttumwa Journal, pre-
vided the Journal will publish o
same terms re tho either two paper
named. W.. H. CALDWELL,
Jan2w2t. Auditor.
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oANp1pArn.

We are informed that MI. P. W.
Starkweather, formerly of Chilli.
cothe, in this county, and now Of
Des Moines, will be y candidate for
Janitor of the House of Representa-.
tives at Des Moines during the sp.
preaching session OF the legislature,
Mr.. Starkweather was a gallant
soldier, having served over four years
in the famous LIST Iowa battery. His
Captain offers us the following testi,
mony 0 fhis good character, which
ought to be conclusive:
BURLINGTON, June End, 1866.
The bearer hereof, Parkman w.
Stark weather, was q Sergeant in the
First Iowa Battery. at the time of its
music, out. Hejoined the company
at the time of its being organized a,
this place in July 1861. V~eteranized
in January, 1864, AMI continued in
tho service until July, 1866. He was
in all the battles, save too or three
in which the Battery was engaged.
which numbered twenty-five. And
take the greatest pleasure in saying
that he was ever conspicuous for gal.
lantry, there was nothing that he
dare not do in the line of his duty
As a man ne is honorable, is a soldier
there can be none moro brave.
cheerfully commend him to any
who may desire his services.
w. Il. GAY,
Late Cant. First Iowa Battery,
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BUSINESS MEN SEE.-By consult
ing 800, Section 1914 Of the Revision
1860, you win find the following Sec.
tion, which we publish in full for the
benefit of the readers ofthe COURIER:
"Be it enacted, ETC., That the follow
ing days, viz: the fSst day Of the
week, commonly called Sunday, the
FIRST day of January, the 4th of July,
the 25th day Of December, and any
day appointed or recommended by
the Governor Of this State or the
President Of the United States as u
day OF fast or thanksgiving, shall for
all purposes whatever, . regards the
presenting Of payment or acceptance,
and Of the protesting or giving mo-
tico OF the dishonor Of bills Of ex-
change, bank checks or promissory
notes, DO treated and considered as
falling due on tho succeeding day"
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Geo. w. Wallace of this county
Who was recently sentenced to the
penitsntiary from Davis county for
killing Hullihan, st Urhana City in
Monroe county, some two years ago,
attempted to kill himself the other
day in the following to-wit
He was being conveyed in q hack
from Bloomfield to Pulaski, on the
s. w. r. r where he vas to take
the train to Fl. Madison, by the
Deputy Sheriff. when he drank at
one snort q pint OF whisky. Direct.
~ thereafter be was seen trying to
swallow an ounce of laudAnum,
which he had secreted about his por.
son, but tho Deputy Sheriff was toe
swift for him and choked him of
with great effort before he had &C
~complished his purpose. He is now
safely landed in Fl. Madison.
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We never wished we wersa boy
again" 30 bad 10 all our life as we did
this afternoon, when We saw = buxom
country lassie feeding q sprightly
young fellow with candy, down on
Main street.
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The nj. h. Church in Columbia
township in this county, near bud.
lsy's side track, will hold a Festival
in the church building on next Satur.
day evening tho 9th of January,
1872. The Festival is held for the
purpose Of raising funds TO finish
8psyng for tho church building re.
gently erected there. Everybody
is invited and IL is hoped that a large
attendance will be- had for 80 worthy
IN object.
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Admipistrator's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons inter
ested that on the i9th day of December, AID.
1871. the undersigned was appointed b. the
Clerk OF the Circn't Court OF Wnpctlo County,
r. stevens, deceased, late OF said County. All
persons indebted TO said estate will make
payment to the undersigned. and those ave-
Ing claims against the same will present them
legally authenticated. to said Court for allow
nDce.
Dated bee. IL, 1871.
GEORGE w. STEVENS,
!. No,S6.wSt. Administrator
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The Hackeye announces with .
great deal of Satisfaction the conn.,
pletion Of TIC B. 4 s. N. railroad to
Rloom6eld. The train WA to run
into Bloomfield to-day, whereat our
Hairy Natien friends will no doubt
greatly rejoice.
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We would call the attention OF IL
readers to an article of merit, which
is advertised in our columns as being
used extensively and with tho best
results, for restoring gray hair to its
original color, and in case of bald
mesa renewing the growth, called
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rene
~ It is a medicinal preparation
it's action is radical, and by its use
the glands which support the hair
are nourished and strengthened
Heat, irritation and excessive per.
spiration Of the scalp, which pro.
duee baldnes, are oon cured by Q
few applications Of this scientific
compound. and il imparts 10 the hail
a rich and glossy appearance. w,
have tried it, and speak from actua
usc.--[ Pennsylvania, Great Bend.
1w-w,
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SIGNS OF THE ZoDIAc.-A philoso-
pher in the west grown into admira-
ton of the Cherry Pectoral, writes
DR.. Aver for instructions under
which sign he shall be bled, which
blistered, and which vomited, and
under which he shall take Ayers
Pills for an election OF the livor
also under which sign his wife should
commence to take the Sarapariila
for her ailment. He adds that he al
readysknows how to wean his calves
under Taurus, change his pigs ID
Scorpio, cut bis HAIR in Aries, and
soak his feet III Pisces OF Aquarius
as their condition requires.
Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin,
and visit Mr.. Ham when you ge,
there.-[L Lowell Daily Ness.
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Late Capt. First Iowa Battery.

EE
The Marshall Times is the latest
convert to Bro. Allison's church. 1t
evidently doubts if its conversion
will be considered genuine unless it
protests loudly after the mariner Of all
new converts. Hear it as follows as
a specimen Of tho Harlan afnse now
current 10 democratic and Republi-
IA Allison papers.
"Harlan used to think President
Grant was q murderer. He now laps
the ground with his tongue where
Grant walks. The most servife Of
the serville to those above him in
authority, and be requires the same
abject servility from those under
him-a human tyrant."
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BEwARE.-The public IN general
are cautioned to look ont for the
spurious articles put up in imitation
of and rs substitutes for Simmons
Liver Regulator. Buy only from re
spectacle druggists, and see that it is
put up in square packages and has
the signatures Of A. q. Simmons and
!. A. Zeilin Il Co. on its side all
others : frauds upon the public,
Beware
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L -ELE
IMPORTANT APPoINTMENT.--We are
gratiied to learn that Mr.. Il. G.
Brown, Of this city, master OF trans
portation and general train dispatch
or of the b. 4 NJ. X. r., has been
promoted TO the important and re-
sponsible position of Assistant Su.
p~orintendent of that great thorough
fare to take effect on the LIST inst
Mr.. Brown has but recently come
among us. yet he has won many
friends, and we arc grati6ed to oh
serve that he stands SO high in tn
confidence Of his company.
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DIR. Robt. j. Breckenridge son Of
John Breckenridge in Jefferson's
Cabinet, uncle of John G. of demo-
cratic and rebel notoriety, and an en-
inent divine Of the Presbyterian
Church, died the other day in Ken
lucky aged II. He was the author
Of very many able sectarian works,
yet his chief reputation will rest up
on the fact that he was faithful
among the faithless, and all during
the war var o loyalist with ,ut guile,
and one OF Presidapt Lincofn's conf
dental friends and advisers in Ken
lucky during the war. He was the
temporary chairman Of the conven
ton which tsnominated Lincoln OF
Baltimore, and was an eminent pa
triot and christian.
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THANKS. - We are indebted to
Major Willis Drummond Commits
sioner Of the Genl Land Office for
his annual Report. 1t gives ample
evidence Of the Majors ability and
careful pains taking attention of his
new Official duties.
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SH ERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an Execution 10 rue directed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wa
pelio CoaGty. Iowa, on q judgment obtained
In said Court on the 10th day Of Dec, lTl, In
favor OF John Y. wingate, as plaintiff. and
aga,ns. - ~ w. noaai Ill; son !, ana Gnaries s
Nine Hundred and Thirty Dollars and 60 Its,
and costs taxed at $3.50 and accruing costs.
/ have levied upon the follow ing real estate,
taken as the property Of said defendants TO
satisfy said execution, to-wit
o Nos. Ten giG) ard Fifteen tl5l in bsocK
No. one tl1, 10 tue town OF Biakesbura, Wa
pello County Iowa.
And will Offer the same for sale to the high
est bidder for cash In hand, on the I'D day
OF January. A u lS72, in front OF the Cour
House door, In Ottumwa, at the hour OF one
O'Clock, T.. NJ, of said day. when and where
due attendance will be given by the under-
signed.
Dated at ottnmwa, iowa, Dec 18th, 1871.
s. A. SWfGGErr, Sheriff OF said County.
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Original Medes.

To Nancy Tame Young, defendant
You are hereby notified that on OF
before the Goth day of December, 1871, the Pc
tition Of X. b. Young, plaintiff, will be filed
in the Clerks ONCE OF the District Court oil
Wapello County. Iowa, claiming OF you 9
Divorce for the reasons set forthjn his satd
petition. And that unless you appear and
make defense thereto IN or before noon Of ths
second day of the next term of said Court. q
be begun and held at the Court House In OF
tumwa. in said County, on the22d day ofJan'
uary, 1877, default VIII BE- entered and q de
cree rendered thereon against you.
MITCHELL 4 JACQUES,
No. aS-w4t. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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00E TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Will be
O@O paid for a single case of incurable
Catarrh. DR.. Merwin's Vegetable Catarrh
Cure is the cheapest, as a package makes one
pint of medicine, and Is sent by mil oa re-
ceipt of thirty cents.
hi The BEST. because II nsrer fails to
curs naa case of Catarrk.
We wish to send our pamphlet. entitled
MAR md Woman as Invalids,r to every
reader oil this paper, and will mall, free, q
dozen or more copies to any person who viii
hand them to their friends. Address, st.
Louis Medical Association, No. III sixth
Street. st. louis. Missouri. tJuly 10. 's1-dwiy
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We n particularly gratiied to
learn that Mrs. Logan Kellogg, (sister
Of the late Olive Logan now Olive
Logan Writ Sykes Of the Washing.
ton City Capital with whose afro.
-oious politics, however, she has moth.
ing to do) viii deliver her lecture on
"English Hearts and Homes" in OF.
tumwa before very long. Mrs. Kel.
logg 10 recognised by all intelligent
persons al one Of the most brilliant
women now connected with Ameri
can literature and the platform. W.
doubt not Ottumw va will welcome
her in . name that shall be credi
table to the taste and culture Of ou1
citisens. Mrs. K. will probably b,
hore about the middle Of the month
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l Notice Il hereby given that tho CO.

Notice IL hereby given that tho &C.
partnership heretofore exciting pc,
tween r.. J collars, q. G. Blake y j
%. Briscoc, under the firm name o.
collars, Blake q Byfscoe, is this day
dissolved BY matual consent. And
that : new 4rm has this day been
formed ochsisting Of III. collars,
George g. Towlc, G. O. Blake and
J.. O Briscoe, under the firm name d
Collars, Towlo n Co. Tor the purpose
Of carrying on at Ottumwa Iowa, q
general INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE
commission business.
i. J. ZoLLARs,
GEO. g. TowLE,
@. q. BLAKE,
J.. o. BRIscoE.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Jan. lst 1872.
d&w 1t
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MARRrHn u.

, Dec. 25th, 1871, at the residence
Of the bridegroom's father, by W.
D. Swain, MIR. THOMAS b.
McGLOTHIN and MISS SUSAN
e.. WEST; all of Wapello County.
December 31st by REV. THos. e.
CoRKBILL ct the Ballingall House in
this city, MR.. q. A GRANT and
MISS JOSIE LAMPIER, all of Ed.
dyville, Iowa.
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20 cannot visit my stere.-A
November 4.'1al-dwtf

AGENTS. WANTHD.-THE GREAT
HORROR OF THE 18TH CENTURY! C.HICA-
GO. the Proud City OF the West. In Ruins -
Hundreds Of Peopleand Millions 81 Property
n reduced TO heggary. FearfnI Scrnssa,
Heart-rendtng incidental Millions az comics
OF this Tragic Book can be sold. Sample COPY
post paid. 6e cts. Address "6oodspeei,s Fin.
pire Book, Map aSd Picture House.. Chicago.
CINCINNATI 81. Louis, and New Orleans.
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The champion experimenter of the
day has brought himself into pub.
lie notice. His name is kellogg, and
he touched q buZz-saw in the stave
factory at Indiananolis, to see
whether twas in motion. He was
satisfied,
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Certain Of our exchanges are con
Violating themselves that the Mis-.
6ri bolt forms the nucleus for d
pet party. We have heard of q
ian who found . bang hole, and
mixing he had the nucleus for q
(Frel, took it TO . cooper shop, to
pw if they couldn't put q few
ives around il and make a barrel
him. The liberal Republicans Of
!issouri are better off than that
~ have got two bnng-holes-
fown and Shurz--bnt we fail to sos
here the slaves r coming from
fssouri Democrat. ].
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sAIaa a. naAxn srArn

List of TRANSFERS By Warranty Deed
recorded for the Week ending Dec.
30, 1871. &
Reported By Iarsres = Morse
TOWN PROPERTY.
Nah Harrison TO w II
Boyer, lots ! & 2, Kirk
vile. $547 IL
ACHE PROPERTY.
j NJ Wilson to M O Hitter.
man, sen ., %, 73.14. 800
.OW Gates to L Gates, 10 o
10 81 sw, is, 1915. 200 90
NJ Gi.livan to u Fiddler,
20 q in no ne, "a, 72-1s. $50 90
ID s & M Bedwell to ] w
Rouse, So q in ne %,
1912. 1900 90
s Long to Jno Rouse, 80
ain ne 28, 1912. Slo 20
u T Newell to ID Cougen
40a in "a, "a IL. 80 90
J N Rowland to J j Bowles
/. pit. 1 2 Jeffries add. to
OFT. 30 90
], W Reed. OF. al., to Sarah
Roberts, ISL d In sw 80,
71-12. 400 90
A Rouse to NJ Whitman, II
o in eA Sc 50, Ia, 62.12. $50 90
$ ID Reno to w III Gilt.
ner, so NV u NV NV %, &
nj WI 81 set Is, 72-l2. 2,340 90
b f & O Bivins to 8 g
Rominger, 80 q in %,
71-12. 5000 90
b Sedore to ] Sedore, I60 a
in "a, 71-13. SEQ 90
II Bedwell to A Reed $50 sc
NV, 2, 1928 $50 90
o r Bier to Union Coal 4
NJ. Co, q q in ne 8, 72-17. 100 90
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Hoos.-J. ID. iAdd 4 Co, at the
Pork House, have already out Is, 900
hogs, and they are paying $40 to
$3.50 live weight. Dressed hogs
command in the market 4 to At cts
per pound.
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Nearly all the towns in Iowa COM
plain that their contributions to the
Chicago Relief Fund r. not credit
cd in the report. The State has been
credited only for about $4,000 while
many towns including Ottumwa
contributed in provisions and cash
that amount, without any mention
We endorse the proverb OF the
Arabs about not looking a gift horse
in the mouth on general principles
yet in this case We think somebody
ought to hrisc and explain.
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The patrons Of Center Grange
will have y dinner in their Hall over
Moss' building, on Saturday Jan. 9th
Is72. The company will assemble
1t 10 o'clock A. N.
HuoH Blown, M. G. g.
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Is one OF the moss
powerful modifers OF
the mucous membrane.
This membrane is the
- t.cf,c - ,ha Thrnrt

Lungs, stomach, Int tines, Bladder, &c. II Is
it's action on this membrane which gives DR..
Crooks Wine of Tar such greed success. and
gives 1t the prominent place II ms now In the
world. Its a cissr fluid d sested Of All foreign
matter, rich in the medicinal properties Of
Tar, pleasant to the taste, and endowed with
such eficacio,is properties, that it not only
cures COUGHS. COLDS, Chronic Coughs.
and troubles OF The Throat and Lungs, more
speedily and effectually than any other rem
sdy, hut at the same time ~cleanses the Stom.
ach, relaxes the Liver, promotes healthy df.
~gesiion, makes good blood. causing the patient
70 rapidly grow in health and strength. tits
the very remedy for the Weak and Debilitated.
Try DR.. Crooks Vim Of Tar, and taae no eth-
o. Tar preparation 81 a substitute.
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CRY. GRocEaY.-Messrs. w. q.
Moss, Jr., + Co, are fitting up the
store in Moss building heretofore oe-
cupied by Williamson L Kelley, in
which they propose one of these
days TO install our good looking and
genial friend Levi Hill as the presid
ing genius ove an elegant and com
stock of family groceries. Wait
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in carly life
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured.
lmpediments to Marriage removed. New
method OF treatment, New and remarkable
sealed envelopes. Address, HOW ARD As
ISOLATION, No. 2SoGth Ninth ST., Phiiadel-
phia, Pa. Decldw3m,
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VIZ now understand what pam
phIet it was the Register has been for
three or four days past preparing the
public mind for. For six days past
the Register has poured out the vii
est ISLANDERS. but Mr.. Harlan must
not reply to them because it will
come too late for the Register, AZ it
alleges, TO answer.
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]. Chambers & Co. wholesale
dealers in dry goods and groceries 10
this city, failed Monday for . large
amount.
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A kentucky girl don't low no
fellers 'round her that haint rid on
the keers.
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a MOE Tlr.Brr.

Yesterday, by mail from Des
Moines, We received . pamphlet on
tho Harlan question, which on first
sight we supposed was that defense
Of Harlan which the Register has
been SO afraid Of, and which it said
wonld be coming SO late that no reply
could be made, but 10 and behold no
it was . rehash Of ths old Boynton
charges gotten out we suppose at the
Register Office. 1t is headed thus:
..Indian Baek-Pay and Bounty Frauds !
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Aaminsstr,Ae.,. Sale Of Real Estate.

Adminastsatae's Sale Of Real Estate.
Notice Id hnRc6y given that by virtue OF an
order Of SAID nsde by the Circnit Court OF
Wapello couniy Iowa, in a cause wherein
Isaac Nelson 81 AdMinistrator OF the Estate
Edith Haigler and Others, heirs Of said deced-
ent. were def'ts.I viii on the 3sth day OF Jan.
nary, lsl2. ~ ONO O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day ON the premises h~ereinaiter des-
cribed, offer for bais n public auction the
Real Estate In s9id order described, to-wit:
The south ihree-AP urths "a OF the soth-east
quarter "a Of the north east quarter ca, Of
section twenty a d as, In township seventy.
one az, Range " ~. in said county Of
Wapsllo. 70 ths &igheat bidder for cash. te
satisfy b debit and charges against said
estate, as provide ~ law.
IkAAc NELSON, admir-
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AMDTES
CRACkE RS,
NUTS,
FOREIGN FRUITS,
CIGARS. &C.

Al as low rates as they can be sold in ST, Boats
or amy place west Of Chicago
They respectfully ask dealers TO cpfi era
price their goods, or send triai order - th6s
they may convince Them of the fact,
They extend thanks tothsSr customers who
nave heretofore SO geEsrously patrorazrd
them, and they are determined TO sell gcnas
so as 10 merit a continuance OF fsyors.
Ottumwa, Iowa.. Oct. 81 .-n2swtt
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PENSIONERS TO THU
FRONT
THE NAMES OF 48l INDIANS PLACED
UPON THE PENSION ROLLS IN A
LUMP, By ORDER OF sEcRE-
TARY HARLAN
WHITE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS CON-
PEELED TO WATT!

All Yah Ii Bear, Darkei- Big Moke
De Ka-M Yd-Ski, Han Hoo
6tuns- Benin, an9their Chm
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-04

o1 .1;.m1s SALE AT THIS
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-04

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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-04

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