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cabbages about the siss Of ! goose
are the prevailing styls IN this
|r1tet.
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Oonv1oeao0 ood knOWloA0o - tb0 beneaie 81
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II is now time that people should be-
4 10 think about cleaning up the
nys. highways and by-ways.
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4. Iatrick's day was celebrated
buyhouf the country with more than
usual amount Of parades.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-21

Go and see the Morrison Self Cleans
Ing, Adjustable-Beam Pillow, 1t Rus
sell. White b Co. Thirteen-inch
cut, deep, 276 pounds draft.
March7Wlw.
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Fhe effect Of Simmons' Regulator On
stomach, liver and kidneys u
bmpt and effectuai.
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foriarty s. Mclaughlin. the active,
b groceFymen, on Main street. are
tting in . big stock Of fresh groceries.
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Dubuque, the home OF Hon. w. B.
Allison, sends delegates to our State
Convention, which the Convention re-
nsed to instruct for Grant.
The following are their names: NJ.
6lu,,enbachcr, Judge ID. s. Wilson,
Jacob Rich, D. e. Lyon, j. X. Graves,
Judge D. N. Cooley, J. N. Ballou, Cc..
b. b. Henderson, Christian Wnllweb-
der, II. L, Stout and Gen. VIM. Van
dever.
M The delegates, are, however, under.
STOOD TO be unanimously for Grant.
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.OAWxBUN0s %s
Cal1 Tor : All1uss Lan6 1olsam,r and ss,nn
the ~ ~ any 3Aaf bn1Am: unpYin0i pled
101g ds6s1vs - With worthless prs-
IN. HARRIs = Co. Froprss csnc,..es4 q
SOLD By ALL MEDICINE p1BAxIERs.
AZ Ottuwnv "a. AL DruRgisfe sell & sss
Feb10dAw5w Wholesale q Retail Aeonts.
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1SrOsage Orange seed for sale BY
O. Tower. Court street, between
Front and Second. Call soon.
marl8dltwzt.
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Farmers and Nlerchants
Will do we'll to remember ths.e Nc.
CuLLoueH 3 LILBURN pay CA. Ssh for
all the butter and eggs they can get
Bring them ON, opposite the Post Of
Gee, Ottumwa. MarI9wtf.
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At James Tayior's Saddlery and Har-
ness shop, Curlew Block, Ottumwa,
He also has on hand the best of saddles
and harness, which he warrants, and
sells at the lowest prices. feb14l2t.
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"A county republican convention win
e held at the Court House, in Ottum-
"a on Saturday, the 23d day Of March
I o'clock, r. N. Each township in the
bunty viii be entitled to i've delegates.
The county convention is called
|br the purpose Of electing eleven
delegates to the State Convention to
be held on the 9th Of March, at Des
doinee. BY order Of the
COMMITTEE.
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ndge Sloans Court Il sdll grinding
justice with equally balanced
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-21

lcptans Ksnsss has struck IN, md !
epany has been formed to dsvstope
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wallace Goodall, Of the Arm Of
kylor. Blake 4 Co., has purchased the
bautiful lot belonging to Mrs. Tindcll,
ajoining his fathers residence, and
iii erect thereon handsome resi-
ence. We welcome him to Gospel
|idge. There now remains only one
pcant lot in that vicinity, and some
IN Of taste ought to buy it. and build
good residence on 1t.
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= 80
The number Who hevo Ian or bee,,
renewed from the several homes IA
40; Of whom 2 have died, - ran
away, and 3o6 wese honorably dis
charged, 81 removed ~ parents.-
There are now 81 the several home M
follow:
AT DavennDrt. 40: At Cedar Falls.
a0o; 4 tffefi1FoCsi, 10; uf whom ~
are from Alla,nAkee county. 40 from
Clayton COUNT, 8 nom Chickesaw
II from FAyetta county. 3 from Flovd
county, 8 from Mitchell county. and 3
a. ffom Winne6hick countr.
0f~the children 49, 3sis4be three.
homes tksgeare oo4fboya md ~ 9irls.
The aarrerafo nn1Sber nm ~ heens
II at6Sois11e e ~ 'Davennort linme
since m ervsniss fiom' = i ~ q a..
dar Falls. K61: ma a Gienwood 1915
The healfk ~ INA 'children n al fhs
Hou,es sfor ~ NAT tyro ), YEAR hss bean
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a GOOD THING,

----- tNNS, iowa.
a GOOD THING.
Mpr. smtsh's Electric oil. e.n.orn . f,..h.
srsa 6sssst IN I've days. siieyiug Mi pain in
pnS9 Anuws It, surs. q 'ne
,4tnp the leading IsSvve, IN Iowa sstv, IA
s.ks gls1esrs iars8ass that Dr. ssSith,s
s.sssaric on has -. q used IL my family. ma
sossd invalaaeis. Il anssds inst M rslit Ta'
rrom pr. j ,sv CMAA 8; SAEss,M;
ws.sss tS sss - Dlaes's'
,sl Ess:s:s e. 's''l'nE e's
tFrors p. nasssez;l ~
~ 3. b. ezryn, pAflads,pAss. YH :;a ssI H'cc.
tsc 81 gave Immediate Inaiei - my little
1s.ss sas. and sdussssE 3 I ye,sc.shs$ rrIns-
OF Ramsey = Bro. Drusuista.
asishs ! Ekc.rio d, 5 skousssds can tes- e.
,,as ss; ss 4. s Il &. %ss;s s e n
stops thS ha,r nom fhilina out n day. ny
|. ios Pile. Erysiptls., fssons etc. ANA sce
smart on nav ebrasiOns NJ fresh cuts, and
cursa hurn Or frua4 ID . llttae tipa4. II un-
like anythinG elea. ss al the doe64n ny
A~N0se than 10 cul e have hoen made IN
iasye Sce "a asnecisista. n this On e ~. ma
THsT Y Why = ellis. alihof pr. 9. has paid
D.. sMITns"ElEcfIc orr" Is doing good
u oTTuMwA As elsewhere: and All say they
oac0 IS l7geSgsss
Price. . '. T@y Il, Fl ksAxr CO. As.,.
Feb. /. dAw-tl
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Z the School Board meeting, last
hing, L. NJ. Cooley and g. r.
Ight new members elect appeared
were sworn into Office. c. C..
krden was elected. President Of the
Board, and W. E. Chambers Sec
|ary, and Samuel Mahon Treasurer.
70 Board resolved to seat, this spring,
10 rooms in the new School House.
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Go to Park b Sons for peerless POI
tatoes and onion sets. mar7d&wlt.
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= = EkM 4 90,
WuZRt1es. Macon "a

And ~ Arch Street, Pkiiadelphie. Pa
$40 for frcolaS. fs4ee 81; ~ fnaI 4, e !,
S0agN Z 1oooRa
~. A-oAw'fyt. O1tumNm. lows
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he Anraas u 1e,ea has suspssasd
|blication.
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BALES OF REAL ESTATE
List V Transfws By Wayranty Dseds
) tscoSdsd for the month ending March
,16kkslN72.
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Ee Enthusiastically parsons who Nm
tenpiAts masking contracts with newsr,G pers
for she tnsesft0a OF ADVERTISEMENTS AZ snid
senN Co 4AfF -
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w a N'TEDl

KIM bushels more or iess, OF wnpi clean
wv Hungarian Seed, for which ma II et
ps1ce Will b. paid 1t the commixsion Honse
OF w. ss q. TOWER ~
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Remember Eeekxs store
nearly Opp0sit0 "1Goeas Build.
ing" ses. ,ss
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! The next speaker introduced was Colonel >
/ :. Calhoun, of Canton, who stated that al
Z though 9 stranger 20 the vast assembly, he
{ nevertheless took pride in fOrwardinga move
ment which was calculated TO eradicate all
Z hostility between the whites and blacks OF the
South. He appeared before them TO ADVOCATE
the claims of the man who, above ali others,
was calculated TO bring about such desirable
state nf afiatrs-HCrace Greeley, The CCnfed-
efacy was among the things that were-the
stars and bars were folded forever, surfOufued
by imperishable glory. We walled as COnfed-
crates, but now let us fight for the constitu-
ton and Union. Since the great issues of the
war are paSt, II IS folly for two races which
inhabit this land TO stand In an hostile atti-
tude toward each other, It was nothing but
iiatufdl that some Hard feeliiigs would rankle
In the breast Of both after the transactions
u the war. II was so in all history. But il
WaS for them TO find out the best means Of re-
couciliaiion and make Use ef them. Why
this animoSity between sections: Of what
benefit TO either? The Creator of mankind
has so ordained il, and wisely, that magnan-
unity viii rule in the end. II is the main OBJ
lect of the Southern people to wipe out this
auifiiOSity and 10 be united with the govern
ment in fact, rs well we are in law. You
will all bear in mind that the whites OF the
south have always endeaVored TO eradicate
this unchristian feeling. II is laid at the door
Of the white man 10 have Kept alive this feel
ing OF animosity. 1t is false. II was well-known
that the black man or Mississippi was
bound together by band of political trick
SterS, who, by their damnable Union League,
oath-bOund, kept this animosity alive. The
gentleman entered into long and eloquent
argument proving that the interests of both
races were identical, and fully showed the
stupidity and fOolisllhess Of further separa-
ton; he also entered into a lengthy and
Scathing denunCiatiOn of the carpetbaggerS,
clearly proving that they were the black
mans cruelest enemies, and by no means his
friends. After reciting 10 the colored man
the whole history Of his being In this coun-
trNi how II was Northern greed for gold that
bound the fetteIs Of slavery around his limbs
he speaker made most earnest appeal To the
colored men to forget all past difficulties, and
with one voice and accord vote for the peo-
pies choice and their best and dearest friend, |
Horace Greeley.
After the speaking, the procession again |
took mp Its line Of march 10 town, with bands |
playing and banners floating.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Special 10 the Appeal
HOLLY SPISGs, Miss, September 26-Tht
large and capacious hall in the courthouse j,
filled to eScess, listening 10 Judge Campbell
who Is addressing them. Before the speaking
bands Of music paraded the streets, which were
perfectly alive with people, whose shouts and
cheers Tor Greeley and Brown I'LL the air. The
enthusiasm, If anything, is greater than al
any time during the day. The proceedings ol
to-day are the topic of universal conversation
and the political excitement seems to extend
TO even the ladies, many of whom are to be
seen on the promenade. II is generally con-
ceded on all sides that the demonstration OF
to-day has been the grandest ever seen in
Northern Mississippi.
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within legal hou$s, the following described
property, to-wit:
Part OF Block No. l., in the W. +. Butler ad.
dition in South Memphis: Beginning at 8
point on the north side Elliott street. 80 feet
east of the intersectit n OF said street with De-
Soto street; thence eastwardiy with the line
of Elliott street 473 feet TO a stake; thence
northwarily to the north boundary line OF
Block No. IS in Buffers division; thence
westwarlly 50 feet inches TO n stake; thence
southwarlly ia feet to the beginning.
Also, Lot No. 5 and part OF Lot No. ., ia
Block No. Al, in South Memphis, and begins Ell
southwest corner of Lot No. 8, in said Block
No Al, on st. Martin street; thence nOIth-
warCiIy, with the east line of St. Martin street
y feet inches; thence eaStwardly and paral-
lei with Vance street TO the bayou; thence
sOuthwardly with the bayou about y feet :
inches to the southwest corner of said Lot No.
s: theuce with the south line of Lot No.
Westwai dIy 304 feet TO the beginning. being al
OF Lot No. and l2i feet of Lot Me-.
Also, Lot No 49, In Block No. -, in John
Overton subdivision OF his one hundred and
eighty-one acre tact in south Memphis, and
fronting 90 feet on the south side of Clay
street, and running back 10 feet.
Terms of Sale-On credit of seven and
twelve e and ~ months; purchasers to exc
cute notes, with approved securities; lien 70
be retained till same are paid. Equity of re-
demptiOn barred. This september .. 1872.
T.. y. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T l. Mcdowell and c. f. Bullock. so
licitors. SEQ
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The Paffenhurgh Rinf

FLEMISGToN, ". J., September 26.-stat,
Attorney Chamberlain, of New Jersey, says il
relation to the riot OF Pattenburgh, that nC
notice was sent to the PrOsecuting-At Attorney
or sheriff until Monday afternoon. The Sherir
and Prosecuting-AttOrneyW went at once 10 the
place. The sheriff and Constable arrested al
that could be found against whom there wa,
proof-some Of the men having left the State
before the Sheriff was Informed of the riot
No resistance was offered, and there was NJ
need of the posse Of military. Upon beiHg in
formed of the riot and murder by the authori
ties, Governor Parker Immediately issued g
proclamation, offering a reward of five hun.
dred dollars for the apprehension and conVic-
tion Of any of the murdererS now at large.
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prepared, and 10 which ample Justice WAS
done, the LaGrange band, In the meantime.
dlscOursing national and patriotic airs Not
withsianding Tie great number who partook
of refreshments on the ground, a surfeit OF
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EXPOSITION PRIVILEGES,

CEALED BIDS will be received until u
= o'clock on Monday, S9th inst, for the fol-
lowing privileges (day and night during the
thirty days which the Exposition will be
open, viz:
saloon for sale of Wines and Liquors.
Saloon for sale Of Beer.
Space for sale OF SOda-Water, Mead and
Lemonade.
space for sale OF Cakes, Candies, Iee-cream
and Fruits
Space for sale of Meats, Bread, oysters and
other things of substantial food.
I,esSeeS must furnish their own counters, ta-
bles and other fixtures, and keep their space
in proper and cleanly condition.
One-thfrd of the lease must be paid for on
acceptance OF the bid and execution of the
contract; one-thiid must be paid ten days
thereafter and One-third on the 18th October.
Notes must be executed, with approved in
dorSers, for the deferred payments. Failure
TO paw notes at maturity win forfeit the lease.
& Bids viii be received for any other pTiYi-
leges not conflicting with the above.
2 The Committee reserve the privilege OF re-
iecting any or all bids
a Bids may be filed with the undersigned, at
his Office, 27S Main and = South Court street.
GEO. MELLERSH,
secs Chairman Committee.
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KANSAS CITY, No, September 26.-About
dusl5ithis evening, as the Exposition ticket
seller was going to headquarters with the
cash-boX, containing nine hundred and sew
enty-eight dollars, was set upon by three
mounted and masked men, who took the box
and fired several shots at him, but without e.
feet. The thieves intended to rob the Treas
urer of the Association. but that gentleman,
session, passed out at another gate, and thus
saved the treasure. After the robbery the
thieves rode away at fun speed and escaped.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

JOHN c. BROWN, Governor OF the State OF
Tennessee.-TO all who sball see these pres
ents-9reeting:
VHHEREAS, 1t has been made known to me
w that certain unknown parties charged
with having committed a foul and atrociOus
murder on the 10th day of September. 1872
upo,, the body of Lakey Flynn, late OF our
comfy o. Fayette, have fed from justice, and
are now runnl1g at large;
Now. Therefore. !, John C. Brown, Governor
as Aforesaid, by Virtue sct the power and au-
thority in me vested, do hervpy ouer a reward
of Three Hundred Dollars TO an, person or
persons who may detect oFapprehend t.Ie silu
unknown parties and deliver them TO i,e
sheriff or Jailer OF our county Of Fayette, in
order that justice in that behalf may be had
and executed.
In testimony whereof 1 have here
unto set my hand, and caused the Great
Isl Seal of the state Of Tennessee to be
affixed, at Nashville, on the 18th day of
September, 1872
BY the Governor: JNO. {. BROWN.
I. II. BUTLER, secretary Of state.
sS- Avalanche and SOmerYille paper insert
once daily and twice weekly. seq
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON. September 26.-The mail steamer
stag, from Rio Janelrc, with dates to the sixth
instant, arri we'd here.
The Brazilian Minister Of Agriculture is
dead. Senor BOnrets has been appointed his
successor.
The elections for members OF Congress
throughout the country resulted in favor Of
the government candidates.
NeeotlaIons between General Mitef Of the
Afgenune Envoy, and the Brazilian Govern
teht We're still going on. The settlement OF
The dispute depends on the Construction OF
me oonndafy treaty between the Argentine
Confederation and Paraguay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27

F. LANE, VIRGIL Y. MOORE.
OF +. Lane & Co. Late Moore, Whitfield & Co
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Cricket.

BosrUN, September 26.-The international
cricket match. between twelve English gen
tlemen and twenty-five selected from Boston
and vicinity and New York, which begun
this morning, resulted in a draw game, as the
English gentlemen cricketers leave Boston
early Friday morning for Quebec, on theiI
return home TO England The twenty-five
went first to wicbetS, and were all disposed OF
for htty-One runs, the gentlemen's Wickets
following for only the same number. of which
Grace scored twenty-siX. The twenty-five
scored only forty-three in their second in
ming, and six of the gentlemens wicketS fell
for the small score OF twenty-five. when time
was called.
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A l2 PER CENT. INVESTMENT

NJ For sale by the German National
Bank, Fifty Thousand Dollars of Shelby
County Bonds, issued 20 the Mississippi
River Railway Company, and due on the
first Of January, 1875; also, Thirty Thousand
Dollars of Lauderdale County Bonds, issued
TO the Mississippi River Railway Company,
one-haIf of which are due on the first of jan
uary, 1870, and the other half on the first OF
January, 1876
We recommend these Bonds as a safe and
profitable investment, and at the present
prices, S71z per cent. and interest, will pay
over z per cent se25
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27

Magnolia Block, cor. Union and Front,
SEP tiws MEMPHIS, TENN NESSEE
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PARIS, September 28.-Electlons have been
oi9efed iOT the tenth Of October in Allegro,
talvados, and other districts TO mn vacancies
IN the National Assembly
alnbeiia, IN speech at Albertville, in the
LepaIF pI tInenl OF Upper Savony, last night, de-
manded the dissolution OF the Nafionai A.
sembly OF France
a dlspatch from Hayre SAYS that fire broke
out on the steamship Helvetia from Iondon
for New York, while she was lvine IN fbsf
port II was quickly exfinguished and only a
lew pianks were burned. The damage was
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 26.-Aliss Emily Faitb-
ful, sailed from Liverpool for New York to-
day, In the steamship Oceanic. she visited
the American club in the former city last
night.
Aberdeen, Scotland and vicinity was visited
by terrible rain storm yesterday. The rail-
way station WAS submerged and impossible.
The flooded crops were ruined.
Rt. Hon. Robert Lowe visited Glasgow to-
day, and received from the unicipality the
freedom OF the city. In his speech, returning
thanks for the honor, he alluded 10 the result
Of the Geneva Arbitration. and expressed the
opinion that the Americans had come out OF
the struggle very much lrTitated; but the OBJ
iect of England was not 10 gain legal trl-
atnph. and she acted, therefore, not as a
liilgant but as friend. The money declared
due should DE paid without murmur OF delay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27

CHICAGO, September 25.-The Pigeon shoot
ing match which took place at Dexter Park
to-day between Captain A. II. Bogard1s and
Abe Klemman, for the championship badge,
now held by the former, attracted very
large crowd. The match was for one hum
dred birds each, single rise from ground
traps, and was close and exciting through
out BOgarlus won the score by eighty-ire
% eighty-fOur. The wind blew nearly gale.
and the shooting was considered very fine
nnder The circunlSfanees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27
Chicago 1leu,s,

CHICAGO, September 26.-Last evening tn,
body of Michael Mahon was found floating il
the river, with several wounds in the head
any one of them sufficient to cause his death
He was doubtless murdered and thrown int
the river.
Yesterday evening Charles Reynolds and
William Merritt, both connected with a circus
now in this city, got into an alteration which
ended by Reynolds striking Merritt over the
head with an iron tent-pin, crushing in hi:
skull, infiicting injuries which is believed tC
be mortal. Rawlings is from Havre DeGrace
Maryland, and Merritt is said to Ge from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Rev. Peter Cartwright, well know pioneer
Methodist preacher, died at his residence neal
Pleasant Plains, Saugainon county, Illinois
yesterday evening, aged eighty-SeysH year,
aud twenty-fOur days,