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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11


We clip the following from The
Burlington Gazette, whichis the mosl
zealous democratic Allison paper on
our exchange list.
Il will show our Register ffiende
exactly how these Boomerangs are
liable TO dy back into peoples faces
sThe Des Moines Register, which
is now abusing Harlan with all the
zeal ofa new convert, announces, In
large head lines, how Harlan and
Cooley used to feed the Indians
through Perry Fuller, on wheat d
e6 0b 8 bushel. and on corn ct " ~
. bushel. These things wers all
published in the GAxETTs two o.
three years ago, and the Registe,
howlad itself hoarse in denouncing
them a. comprehend lies" We have
now got these follows by tho hip, but
~ soon ~ the election is over, and
they srs compelled to vote for one OF
tho other Of these corrupt rascals, be.
cause the ca,lcus Gays 90, then they
will be compelled to say that they
were liars, or that they viii vote for
thieves before they will break over
party lines and vote Independently" !"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

The official majority in Minnesota
at the last election pans ont 10, ,740.
The State tax OF Nebraska Just
triples that Of Iowa.
A Mason City youth, last week,
killed two wolves, two minks, .
muskrat and a duck in one day.
1t is stated that thirty seven ladies
have applied for positions 10 the ap-
proaching session Of tho Legislature.
The first Masonic Lodge in Iowa
was instituted in Burlington, in 1912
by letters Of dispensation from the
Grand Lodge Of Missouri.
A Keokuk lady presented tho new
Presbyterian church . beautiful
carved, walnut table, which cost owe
q hundred dollars.
A brewers family in Keokuk wer
almost choked to death on carboni
acid gas, which had escaped through
the floor from charcoal fire in th
cellar.
i One Zerubabel g. Williams, Z
Jasper county, has ontgrown an
outshone Wilkie Collins and Cha
Reade in novel Of three hundre
and sixteen pages Of foolscap.
The Davenport Gazette think
that Justice Peters il the greater
, marrier in Iowa. During his seve
, years sway he has married 9e
couples.
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The Register in it's insane efforts to
defeat Harlan and elect its latest
choice for Senator, is striking right
and left, without regard to the truth.
Its latest effort in this direction is to
charge that Postmaster Hamilton
and Supervisor Hedrick were ap-
pointed a.. hostile to Representative
Walden. When it is considered that
they were both appointed about q
month before Mr.. Walden became q
member Of Congress and that they
both received the unanimous support
of the entire Iowa delegation, it will
be seen that in this, as well ~ in it,
other Senatorial gatherings, the
Register is utterly unworthy Of Gre
dence.
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senaser Harlan's viaAseasie.,

Senatsr HarIan's vinAicatien.
We direct attention to commu.
nication TO the people Of Iowa, found
elsewhere, in this paper, from the
pen Of Senator Harlan.
No man in the history OF Iowa has
been 80 outrageously maligned as he
and in our opinion no man has evel
been 90 thoroughly vindicsted by the
facts.
The traducers of the Senator Gal
now appreciate tho point Of the story
that there is q vast difference be
tween hunting and being hunted b.
the tiger.
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= 4 j ~ y. g " i.
WAH.-The recent change Of Cabi-
net in Spain il understood to be hos
tile to our government. This, with
tho somewhat mysterious return Of
Minister Sickles, seems to presage
. collision between the United States
and Spain. TO the average Ameri-
oan mind it don't appear that there is
suiicient cause for the expense in
blood and money which war with
Spain would cause. Nothing but
honor at peril should cause as for =
moment to entertain the idea Of going
back on Grants immortal aspiration,
slot rs have peace"
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"a. --aaA $500. -. sA~0-s~
F.issI 81 ~ - Ssesr1 s. Psrysrt;ss
ths Facts
In the Reqistsr Of this morning We
find the following, which we print
uer6asim
LOOK
On raIs CORN AND THEN ON THIS. !. !.
n gnssS McKes SAC 8. e $ John ss1 o.s1 pr +
y, =. Dr. |Nov. !, lsss- g
80 bu. corn. "a. t - n d
$50 49, sn ,oSo|NSv. s =, 81 asss-$SS y 81
vsre mads ~ yauthor. cents. 81 u
81 q 81 IL fndisn AfiSirs E S 81. q corn & o
q June, g, lssS. Ct. l2o 9
sup,s indian indian AiiSi1:. , total sl75 q
.t c,at Sn honor cs5rsify tra os ncnos
count q CORRECT snd|i & correct and lu.t, .nd
sctasiy sts 'tSi tSis % ssSthis soth n dSy q pscem
day Of December. lse5 lbsr: 1885 paid the
- EIl5Sn SELF. -yEs EIssAa An SELLS,
sug dnd1sa Axra ug 5na,sp sunc1 Ar
rsrne srthori,r v.s that under secretary
Haslan. 2 e o.asr ying With ssll's request
sdvsrtiain1 fCr BIDS snd nd buy in opsn msrfet.i M
This is 1. corn conundrum. Can
some agricultural member Of the
Legislature tell us If they ever knew
the price Of corn to bo so panicky
thstit slashed about In . day from
SO cents q bushel up TO S7.7O q bush.
eli, a. it day on the goth day of De.
cember, 1885, whom Elijah Sells was
in the buying business 7"
The keoister pretends TO quote
from the ofimal records. If so, ii
knows that the corn billed at 97.70
per bushel was purchased in the
summer OF 1866, ous of tho old crop,
and delivered by tho contractor 1t
remote points several hundred miles
ip the Indian Territory, transporta-
ton being included in the price paid
per bushel !; and that tho corn billed
st 60 oents per bushel was purchased
e. the dates show. November and
December, 1865, out of the new crop,
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The Congressional Committee on
Rstrenchment and Reform is in ses-
sion in New York in regard to sup
posed irregularities in the Custom
House in that city. Horace Greeley
and Whitelaw Reid Of the Tribune
have appeared before it, but the only
testimony which they were able to
give Was that the patronage Of that
institation has been given TO the Ad-
ministration, rather than to the TIT
bwae and Fenton people who are hos
tile 70 everything they cannot run.
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00Gv8Uts
JAMES HARLAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ~, 1869.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~, 1869.
Editors Gate CITY: From that
hour that Mr.. Harlan felt it to be
his duty to withdraw from the Cabi-
net Of President johnson, on &C.
count Of his inability to concur in
"the policy" Of that gentleman, he
has been the object of the most mag.
lignant and ceaseless slander that has
assailed any public man within my
knowledge, whose character stood
as fair for integrity and for faithful
public service. Ii would be vain
task to inqnire into the motives Of
these personal attacks upon man
remarkable for bis forbcarance to
others, and certainly never provoked
enmity by . harsh remark or an in
Just criticism.
One or two considerations OF q
general nature will, however, &C.
count for much, if not all Of this
abuse.
The very act Of Withdrawing the
influence Of his we'll earned reputa-
tion for integrity from the suppor,
of Mr.. Johnson, very naturally irri
tated the crowd of cormorants who
were reveliing in the spoils Of tha,
unfortunate administration. Prio,
to the introduction OF the internal
revenue system the great attraction
tor those who lived BY public plum
der, was the Indian Bureau, both OF
which belonged to the Department
Of the Interior.
OF course these parties. like the
Whisky Ring which they preceded,
and whose tactics have become more
familiar to the public, were not will
ing to give up without struggle,
the sources Of their gain.
1t is very well known 10 ali who
are familiar with official life in Wash.
ington, that when men Of this class
fail to corrupt an ofacor, their nex,
move is to ruin him BY assaulting his
reputation, and this is done by
charging with those very acts which
he has refused to do At their request
No better evidence Of the infiu
ence of these two considerations
namely: the hatred of Mr.. John
| sons unterrifed friends, and the rag.
Of disappointed spectators in th'
Land and Indian Bureaus--can b.
given than the first assault on Mr.
Harlan, made short time after h,
left the Cabinet.
This grew ont of his refusal to ac
cept bid for certain Indian Lands
| which by treaty, and aid Of Con
gress, tho Secretary Of the Interio
was authorised TO sell. The charg
that his refusal to except q better bi,
than the one he did accept, wa
made by the very person who sough
to secure the land for himself an,
friends, and whose open and warn
1 advocacy Of Mr.. Johnson's policy
and special activity in the impeach
ment matter, have been tho subjec
| of much comment.
| Who would believe that this biz
which was the foundation of newspa
per charges against Mr.. Harlan an,
which have been recently revived
was made after another bid had beef
accepted, and was withdrawn th
next day or after it was iilod, u
though Mr.. Harlan insisted that tn
bid should remain, and should, wit
whatever he had done in the matte
DO left to his successor, who too
office next day, for final action 0
the whole case. Yet such Is tb
truth, ~ the certified copy of Ii
letter withdrawing the bid, which
have seen confirms,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

Burlington has q home course Of
ecturcs Including Rorer, Salter,
Aumar, McClintock, b. J. Hall,
lodges and Springer.
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The following from New Orleans
shows bad state of affairs existing
there:


shows bad state Of affairs existing
there:
NEW ORLEANs, Jan 3.
In the Senate there was no quor-
um.
While the resolution authorizing
the appointment Of . committee to
investigate the charges of conspiracy
and fraud against Carr and Dewee
was being voted upon, Carr moved,
in an excited manner, that the
chair be declared vacant. and Harry
Walters be elected Speaker. A cry
of "aye" rang through the House,
and thirty or forty members made a
simultaneous movement toward the
Speakers chair, but were deferred
BY the sudden appearance on the
platform Of q number of persons who
emerged from the Speakers private
Office. The greatest excitement pre-.
vailed, the reporters leaving their
seats, and every man in the House
rising. Speaker Carter, stepping
from his desk, pronounced the action
of the house revolutionary, and
called them to order, which was q.
nally restored. On several test ques.
tions the Warmothite's claim 6 ma
jority against Carter.
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Winnie RESIN has saved money
enough to buy q twenty thousand
dollar house and lot in Washington.
Mrs. Colt, Of Hartford, is building
. 100000 school house.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

tbs highly probable that ALEXIS
will have reason to remember Mag.
ara Falls in future, not only by the
magnitude of the cataract, but also
by the corresponding magnitude of
his hotel bills at that place. Swind-
ling has long been characteristic of
all entertainers of the public at that
place, from hackmen to hotel-keepers
Of the second class. As all the first
class houses are closed for the winter,
it was matter OF necessity that the
Duke and party should stop at .
second-cla house. The Spencer
House was selected, and the party
stopped three-fourths of . day and
ate one meal. Tho landlord pre-.
sented a bill of $500 as his idea ot
moderate compensation. The bill
was refused, Of course, whereupon
the landlord had tho baggage of the
party seized for the purpose to com
pei payment The matter was finally
compromised by the payment ol
81, 600, the Duke not caring to in
volve himself in . law suit. Niagars
has now capped the climax as thu
meanest place in the United States
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Sickles denies that he has any
share in the attempt Of the English
stockholders to change the manage
arnnnt Of the Erie railroad.
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amass private fortune. And it is
also due to the people who have
several times bestowed ON me the
highest honors in their gift, and
whom have not neglected to serve
al we'll as I could, TO know that
have not now, and never have had
tho slightest pecuniary interest in
any railroad, railroad stock, railroad
bonds, railroad subsidy, railroad land
company, railroad bridge, or railroad
construction company, Indian lands,
or government contracts Of any
character; or in any claim against
the government, or In any other
matter or thing in relation to which
I have been called on to act officially.
I do not wish it to be Inferred
from this statement, that think
those of my colleagues who have
made investments in subsidixed rail-
roads, railroad land companies, and
construction companies, and railroad
bridge companies, ETC., have acted .
dishonorable part, or have ever de-
frauded the government out Of .
single dollar. I have too often I'd.
vised the people Of the State, and Of
their respective Congressional Dis
tricts, TO continue them in public
service, believing them to be both Ca
pable and honest, to permit me TO en-.
terrain such . thought in the absence
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

Honest John sherman, Of Ohio, has
been compelled to run the gauntlet
Of stink.pot slingers, very much after
the manner Of Senator Harlan, yet
the better sense OF decency prevailed
in that State, and he was renomina-
ted last night at Columbus for : third
term BY the Republican caucus. On
less al signs are fallacious, the peo-
pie Of Iowa will administer . similar
rsbuke TO blackguardism BY re.nomi-
mating Harlan.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

The Register has been demanding
an explanation Of ,he foul and anoy.
NOUS assaults made on Senator Har.
Ian through that paper.
Well, tho Senator has seen ft ia
turn upon these traducers and ut.
terly refute them, even as the neutral
press say, and yet the organ of q
great party at tho Capital, in the
iace Of its clamorous demand, has no,
yet had the manliness to publish th'
vindication.
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4 ONO.
H--'

a
The Republican caucus of the
Ohio legislature was held on the eve.
ming Of the 4th inst. Soon after
meeting resolution was adopted
making the caucus an open one
when nominations were in order.
John Sherman, Aaron T. Perry, and
Jsssup W. Scott were nominated
The roll was then called and re.
suited, Sherman 81; Scott4; Perry
Is; Wm. Dennison /; Garfield !
Sohenck l /; r. B. Hayes l.
The names Of Hayes, Schonck and
Dennison were withdrawn. Before
tho result Of the vote was announced
all who voted for candidates other
than Sherman, changed their votes
to that gentleman, 20 that the vots
whom announced stood: Sherman
q, Scott 2, Schenok |, Perry l. The
nomination was made unanimous.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

A country exchange says that
within two years they have "turned
loose at least q half dozen "fnll
Aedged" printers, either OF whom ID
abundantly able to take charge Of
any Office in the State"
u From the general horse-bill style
Of the aforesaid paper we should
Judge that if it ever had q printer en-
gagged on it, that he was turned
loose.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

Inc committee OF 1nVestlgatlon
and Retrenchment in the Senate is |
composed of Senators Buckingham
Of Connecticut, Howe Of Wisconsin,
Pratt of Indiana; Harlan of Iowa
Pool Of North Carolina; aud Bay
ard of Delaware.
Tho Council Bluffs Times claims
that the Union Pacific depot will be
built in that city, and devotes con-
siderable space thereto, According
TO the Aforesaid, the Stock Yard will
contain forty acres of land.
i A few minutes devotion at night
will not olear the conscience Of .
foul trick done during the day, nor
will going to church one day atone
for the wilful sims Of week.
u A Maquoketa boy put pop corn
I and torpedoes in his pocket, and af.
i forwards, in eating the corn an ex-
plosion occurred, terribly lacerating
his throat and mouth.
Alexis went into ecstacies over
Niagara. The fall Of massive cakes
. Of ice, the frozen spray and tho ter
d rible roar "made his Imperial blood
ourdle," if q correspondent is to b,
believed.
Hugo Kruger, the eminent tenor
died recently in Berlin, AZ years old
His real name was Baron Won Gil
= lern.
I'll Hon. Benjamin F. Wade, ex-Sena
tor from Ohio, is now counsel of tn
North Pacific Railroad at Q salary &
ton thousand dollars year.
The Emperor Of Brazil fell ovel
u board from . yawl In tho Bay {
II, Naples, and was rescued by the En-
press.
President Grant has paid tho to
ey ON his farm near ST.. Louis for 1877
i'd amounting TO s8O9.s9.
u The Prince Of Wales is said i
ng have made a VOW to let strong drin
alone.
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Subscribe for the The Couhits,
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Washington dispatches say that
trouble is ended in the Ohio Legis-
lature; that the Reformers are not
TO bolt, and that John Sherman is
to 60 back to the Senate by a tri-
umphant majority next Tuesday.
This is as it should be. The people
Of Ohio cannot afford to lose the
chairmanship Of the Finance Com
mittee in tie Senate, and thus send
John Sherman home, to be succeeded
by some ohap to 60 down to the tail
end Of some unimportant Committe.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

Attorney General Williams pub
fishes a letter declaring that the gov.
ernment will not Abate it's zeal in en-.
forcing Ku.Klux legislation, that nc
Christian or civilized community can
tolerate such an organisation, and
that those who commit or counte
nance such q atroocious crimes car
expect no favor nom him.
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with Mr.. Whiting-before he could
have drawn funds, or secured credits
on vouchers. That Department. hav
ing thus been pnt on it's guard, doubt
less required the approval Of Secre-
tary Browning before adjusting these
accounts. Hence, you will perceive
that ifthis business was not transact
ED honestly, the fault muet attach
first, to Mr.. Whiting, q sworn dis
bursting officer Of tho Government !;
secondly, to my successor, Secretary
Browning, who approved his &C.
counts; and lastly, to the account-
ing officers Of tho Treasury Depart
ment.
1t is intimated that my order was
illegal. Ifso, Mr.. Whiting's vouch-
ers could never have been allowed
by the Auditor and Comptroller of
the Treasury. He and bis bonds:
men would have been liable for every
cent of money placed in his hands |;
and could not have been released
without q special act of Congress.
have before me an Official copy
of Mr.. Writings account as filed in
the Treasury Department. II stands
thus, viz:
To amount received from
Treasury $75,00o.oO
To amount received from
Thomas Tanigar, late
agent, aso.oo
-s75, ,4so. 90
BY amount paid Pension
ers, $z2,365.H
By amount deposited in
Treasury, 80, ,667.5S
By amount per cehf.
compensation for dis
bursements, 447.J0
also have before me, IS write,
an official letter from the Third Au-
ditor. showing that Mr.. Writings
account as adjusted and allowed,
stands thus:
|
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BY amount paid Pension
ers and allowed, e11, ,763.47
By amount deposited In
The Treasury, 63,067.Ss
Baiance suspended for
! informality, mot yet ex.
planned, 10000
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To cash received, April
2, 1866, V5,0e0s00
To amount received from
Thos. Tanigar, late
agent at Fl. Gibson, $1,000
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The Prince Of Wales is said to
have made a VOW to let strong drink
alone.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

MALTREArING A CoUGH!-Beware
Of irritating potions and of opiates.
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
is a sovereign, swift and peerless rem
edv for coughs. colds, sore throat, diff
ticultv of breathing, and all bronchial
ailments. There is no other reliable
antidote. Crittenton's, I On Avenue.
Sold bv all Druggists. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure in one minute. =
Il. Fred. Brooks, the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
ery. musical instruments. guns, fish
ing tackle, toys, cigars. tobacco. jew
elrv and fancy goods, has removed to
! MiIlard's store, LEI door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
People can save money by bay
in- their drygOodS at the store Of
OicOviclI brothers..
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SPECIAL DEPosITs.-The following
named parties have made special de
po.lts in currency with theState Treas
urer in part payment for lands belong
ing to the state: Cyrus Adams deposit
ed $50 for $40 acres; VIM. Daugherty,
$40 for 20 acres: Fannie l.. Cuslck.
Sil u for To- ~ acres; Martin Cooney,
$50 IS for 19.I acres; J.. j. Garrechto,
$50 for 100 acres: !. g. stevens, $40 tor
So: !. g. Stevens. $50 for 70 acres: d..
+. Byron. SO for 10 acres; Adolph
Sutro, $50 for 100 acres; Vim. Gee. so
for 80 acres: II. G. IIunkrn. 500 for
50 acres: David j. Jones, $50 for 10
acres.
NorICFABLE.-The most noticeable
fe|aturpofthe town sccmsto be drunken
men fighting each other. Every day
two or more of this class may I've seen
STARRING away. too drunk to do any
hurt. making g0oi ~utIectS tor die
curiosity to -aIe upon. Large crowds
gather To- witness tlH fun. and during
the absence of the police many shout
is raised aS one or the other of the
parties engaged makes a pass and
misses his opponent. and goes hta,i
long 10 the g.nHui. such exercises do
not afford the best Of amusement, but
At j all in a lI;c,!nl-.'
GRAlN.-Teim~ heavily loaded with
grain are continually arriving from
the ranches of Carson Valley. being
~convry-d 10 the .ri-t mills on the out
skirts of the town. The crop has been
unusually large the present season,
and the grain trade has become a TEA
tore of interest in the agricultural
lmarkc.. Much Of It i being shipped
by rai,,Oa,i To- virginia and owns adj
iacent thereto. and il j. already a no
1icpable fact that farmers are deNotinE
themselves to raising grain more gen
orally than heretofore.
PER>oxAL.-Sena;or I'LL, of Chur-
chill county, cane mp on the train yes
terIav morning. aud left again. las
for home. Mr.. Hi brings
information to the effect that the entire
Democratic ticket WAS elected IN
Churchill county. by an average ma
ioritv at about -. t~hurchItl. al every
eIecrion since the State WAS admitted
into the Union. has given about the
same majority for the Democracy.
WANTS CoIH.-Dr. Lee gives notice
in another column that he desires all
who are indebted to him to call and
settle on OF before the l5th instant. As
he " positively leave on the -lth.
nelinqucuIS will bear this IN MIND.
We are sorry to lose 50 good a cIuzen
as tire Do..ter., lie is one whom all
and af,er his departure, N"
doubt. VIII he missed by many of his
a~cQua!ntances.
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THAT ]. ANNA :. BROOKS, WIFE OF R.
FRED. Rs K will make az pill iti"n to
the District Cuu,t OF the second Judicial District.
ia and for tn County Of ornishy. State of Neva-
dt At the Court-ronrn of said District C"urr, Oh
the 2sth day If N"uember, A d 1872, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock A VI or At such time RS the
",urt NAV apppi'.t t, for an order of laid Court per
uniting me to carry on the business Of Miiliner,
mi Dress Waking, and buyIHS and sci ing FaHct
hood. pertaining thereto. and buying and sci ling
,eal Estate, a. Soc Trader.
ANNA BRO Ks.
October IS, 1872. lo4i2 Bud
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives from at $50 a. m. Closes
for AT $50 p. IN.
Virgtnia-Arrives from at 10 a. m
Closes tor at $40 p. m.
Gcnan md Aurora-.trriVes from at
$50 d, IN. Closes for at $50 a. IN.