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An Iowa SCHooLBoY recently killed his
father for telling him to behave himself, and
the average jurymsn can't make up his mind
whether the provocatien was sufi eient 20 con-
stitute justifable homicide or whether there
was insanity prepence.
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Qr GREEN WILLIAM Ms, Auctionsers,
- Northwest corner 10th and d street.
TRgsIEES' SALE OF VERY DlSIRABLE
THREE-STORY BRIOK DWELLING ON THE
WEST SIDE OF l2rH STREET, between q

and N streets north west.
IL By yirt ne of a deed Of trust to Joshua Whit
Ia ney, dated Nov smber ae, 1869, and duly re-
Acorded In Liter No. Cos, folio 43l, one Of the
land records Of Washington county. D. O., and also
District Of Colum ba passed the sth day Of June,
1872, in the cause of Calf Olmsread ct al. No.
1858, Equity Docket II, substituting the undersigned
trustees in place of the said Joshua " hitney, de-
ceased, and by the written request Of the party
cured, We will sell at public auction il front 81 the
premises, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, Be-
cen,her %, 1872, at 4 O'Clock p m, lot = and the
south half OF lot ID, in Giles Dyers' subdivision Of
lots fifteen ISL and sixteen tl6), in square two hun
dred and eighty (2s beginning for the same ia
feet 10 inches from the southeast corner OF said
square. and running thence north with the line of
18th street west "a feet fnches thence 155 feet
IL incbes thence south with the line of alley 81
feet inches; thence east l55 feet IL inches the
place OF beginning, together with the improvements
thereon, ly ing in the city Of Washington, d. @.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; balance In 6, II,
ts and "a menths, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust. Stamps and convey ancipg at the cost of
the purchaser. $40 down when the property is
struck off, The trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng
purchaser in case the terms are not complied with
within fye days after sale.
B BskiNARP 3 4 TXyasIEkkrh,, Trustees.
t5-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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SRI,If s StSzHEssdEi Receivers.
do GRIEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.

.7.nas bstrs.p y IA 4 :s
would call the attention Of Members Of Con-
q ana e oeff
slMIREs and vEeTINGS Of recent Importation,
and Fashionsble style, q modersts prices:
Also, 0entlepens nne prsss shirt!, Undershirts
SIX and bingham Umbrellas, scarfs, Ties, Hand
kerehiefs, Collars, Suspenders, &c. A call % 70.
spectfully requested. novH -StaWSWH
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RY GREEN q VILLA Ms, Auctioneers,
b Northwest corner 10th and ID street

Rf GREEN WlLLlAMS, AuctioneerB,
IL Northwest corner 10th and d street,
CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE CORNEROFB RlDGE
AND CONGRESS STREETS, GEORGETOWN,
In THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. BEING
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOCATION Oh
- By virtue Of q decree passed by the su-
EsH prtme Court Of the District OF Columbia, In
sk equity cause No. 2,z64, George w Linyille ct
al vs.. William d. U. Murdoch ct al. we will sell,
at public auction, In front Of the premises, MON
DAY, the 23d day Of December, l5z2, at O'Clock
M all that piece parcel Of ground in the city Of
georgetown, In the District of Columbia, beginning
at the northwest corner Of Bridge and Congress
streets; running thence "A feet on Bridge street.
thence north and parallel with Congress street 10
feet; thence east south line Of 0foot alley "a
feet to west line of Congress street. thence south by
and with west line OF Congress street LILO feet be-
ginning.
The property Is improved, and is one OF the most
valuable AID best business stands In the city Of
Georgetown.
Terms of sale: One-sixth cash, and the balance IN
thirty eaual monthly pay ments, with interest the
rate Of ten per centum per annum from day Of SALE
with security to the satisfscton Of the Receivers,
aud len retained the property sold: or the pur
chase money can be paid In cash or upon shorter
deposit Of $500 will be required Of the purchaser q
time OF sale. All eonveyancing and stamps ~ cost
of purchaser.
WIN. +. MATTINGLY,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE.. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH

S mUbEs bETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
IL By virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date
E,E on the 3lst day Of July, A. ID lSl and duly
-recorded in liber No 654, folio 34l ct SEQ, %
the land records of this district and by direction of
the treasurer of the South Washington Building
Association OF this city will sell In front OF the
premises, on MONDAY, the 23d day Of December
next, at 4 O'Clock 2 m, all that certain piece or
parcel OF ground in this city and District and nown
and Is being part Of lot numbered thirty
nine, (S9p Of Lrmuel Lees subdivision Of orisina
lot numbered six, TO- in sQusre numbered eight
hundred end seventy three (S3D beginning for
the same on Pennsyly slie avenue at the southwest
corner OF said original lot six, (e,I aud running
thence porthwestwardly along said ayen1e eighteen
as feet; thence nor hwestwardy at right angles
said avenue eighty 1907 feet and four and q quarter
t4k) inches; thence due west to an alley ten feet
wide; thence along said alley ten (l0) feet and ten
and quarter iuches; thence parallel with said ave-
nue. about twenty eight feet the northwest corner
of iginal lot number five, aud thence By and with
the eaet line Of original lot six 6 in said square, TO
the place Of beginning, together with the improve
well built three story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. Of which 500
must be at the time Of SALE the balance in
the premises sold; and II the terms are not complied
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of purchaser
WILLIAM A. FENWICK,l rrr..sa.
DE- 2av3wSds LATIuER OLEAkY, Aucts.
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d7-6t' Between 18th and 18th streets.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GIFTS
GILMAN'S DRUG STORE,
627 PESNsYLvkNIA AVENUE.
Bohemian Toilet Sets, Paf Boxes and Pufs, Odor
Boxes, COlOgnes, &C, st GILMAs'S.
Russia Leather Goods, Dressing Gases, Porte
monAies, tne PUngeBts, Hand Plate Mirrors and
Stand Mirrors, Covered with Russia Leather, at
GILMAAs.
Vienna Goods, Ia great variety; Ivory Hair
Brushes, ven ReriOr; scotch air Brushes, Put
Boxes, and Infants Hair Brushes, at
GILMAs's dug STORE.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, English and
fIe1ch, endless vari ~,
GILMAh's, SAT Psnna avenue.
Lnb,Rhs and other Superior French Extracts for
the handk erchief- stkiEsOa's, Lows and other
kDglish EXTRACTS for the handkerchief. French,
EDsish AID American Toilet Soaps, in great pro-
fusion, At GILMAS's DRUG STORE,
o2s Pennsylyania avenue.
CoiOEres. Bay BuR. y OIi1a Water. and all kinds
q Cetmstics AND Toilet GOOds with full supply Of
Family Medicines, JU-t received
de7l0t tR@p GIL1ANs DRUG STORE
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PRAY q Bro
3al PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Low PRICES FOR CASH ONLY.
inst received, 500 dozen Canned Goods.
s ssss b s each
b PED S fsSa Corn
* ses% Z; Wslss: es!y s1a "a g ''s! os
60 ssas: Pratt. OIL. Soc per pc s.ll SS.
Choice Boil Butter, ssc per ID.
ss.; sugar Cured q am: only lse psrlb.
h t y.p. % only n sii Sc &c. 30;
S Ss5Y S SSS;ss &c; s. So &:
Also, lar &c assortment of Goods such as Is KEEP,
than the ''ss:s'i Fl shse Wv
HAOICE GROCERIRS.
At our ne. location, No. 1874 1th STREET. b.
srn mar kss. viii be found a well ssisotsd 81
FIRsr-CLAss GROCERIES
at lowest cash prices to which invite the special
attention Of our patrons and the pubic generally.
Bead the following price list:
Best Family Flour at 81 80 Der barrel.
Best Extra st SIS
Best Gunpowder Tea at =, per Id.
Best japan ~ ''
Best Oolong I" LOO
Beet Imperial LIS
Choice /" 90
S A. Soses, roasted at S S cent, per Id.
Best Greer. Coffee. g :.
Good Brown Sugar at IL
White "a fee I" l2x
And many other articles too numerous to mention
which will be sold very lowest rates. An ins peo
ton Of our goods and prices will pay.
p. @. HOWBER = co.
1891 5fH STREET,
nov1-tf Between N and o streets.
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The GREAT Snow STORM which extended
through the north and northwest night before
last and yesterday delayed railroad trains in
passenger train on the POUCH keepsie and Eastern
railroad, coming west, WAS detained five hour
at Boston Corners by snow drifts ten feet deaa
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
n Merry Christmas
n Happy As,c Fear!
As HERErOF0RB, HAVE PREPARED
EXTENsIVELY TO SUPPLY fHK LITTLE
As WELL AS CHILDREN OF A LARGER
GROWTH, WITH THEIR
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
AND WOULD ONLY BEG ny CUSTOMERS
THANKING THEY VERY HEARTILY FOR
PAST "a VORS, NOT TO DEFER THEIR
PURCHASES UNTIL THE LAST FEW DAYS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS, BUT TO
COME EARLY,
SO 70 SECURE
A BETTER ATTENTION
BETTER SELECTION.
1 have now, in one OF nay large show windows,
hat celebrated
METAL CHRISTMAS TREE,
the onJ one Of the kisd in the United States which
LIT UP BY GAS EVERY NIGHT.
Let your children have Q look OF 1t.
b. SILv ERE ERG,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
decl6tr 3I2 TTH STREET, NEAR PENNA. AVE.
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RAILROAD MATTERS IN MARYLAND.-Yes-
terday afternoon the contract granted u NJ essrs.
the grading, masonry, and bridging of the two
divisions, q miles in length, Of the Baltimore
and Drum Point railroad, was concluded, sign
ed and delivered, and the work will be begun
next week, to be completed In about six months
from date.
1t was announced that the narrow-gsuge rail-
way to Towsontown would be begun yesterday,
but an examination went TO show that the
ground was frozen to too great q depth TO at
tempt operations through the existing bed of
snow. Within o few days, however. the work
will 90 on, Q large force OF laboring men having
been already secure dfor the work.
A narrow-gauge railroad is already In course
Of construction between Towsontown ana hill
adelphia, called the Maryland and Pennsylva-
mia railroad. When these two roads are COM
pleted it will give q through narrow gauge line
nom Baltimore to Philadelphia.-Bah. Sun.
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TER NHxr CONPIDRrCR MAN who attempts
diamond speculation in California Is likely 70
fare badly. The Virginia City Enterprise, mo-
ticing q rumor that diamonds had been found
ct the mouth Of Six-mile canon, makes the fol-
lowing emphatic decision: 1.-The report may be
true; but the man who attempts 10 sell a share
of the stock in this market will be shotn
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Il o
Il T. y LIS
935 PESssYLyASIA AVENUE,
FOB SUITABLE PRESENTS FOB
OENTLENEH,
VIZ:

REAL CAsHaERE MOURNING GOWNS.
EINE hEFiNO
FANCY EEP
Extra Pine Cardigan BREAKFAST JACKETS
Trimmed with 'Astrachan.H
Fine Siik UMBRELLAS, win Pearl Handies
Alpaca sld bingham UMBRELLAS, with pIAin
aud fancy Ia dies
FUR Top GLOVES, Calf ,insd and Cloth lined
Gloves, suitable for driving
EGl lire COuIN Oisieris KID GLOVES, In white,
black and Intermediate shades.
ksyIa ir q Deg skis anc Castor Gloves.
y TX MUffieTs, silk Scarfs, Ties
Made Neck Wear, sleeve Buttons,
sCsrt., slides ard Pins,
SIX Berlin and Linen Suspsnders.
fancGns and stik n emstifched and Plain Hfkfs.
Fancy seeks Co4lATs, &c., nc, &C. del4-u
5000 POUNDS RAIslss-----..-...--.-.Iso rs
5000 POUNDS sEEDLxss RAIsINs..-l5 CT.
QUARIEB BOXES RAIsIss.-.-.........so Crs
5000 POUNDS Nkw CURRANrs-...-Io ors
Hkw FIGS. CITROs, DATES, &C.
$500 POUNDS FRENCH CAEDY--.-40 Ors
5-pound boxes FRENCH rs
Goods delivered promptly.
c. wIrNER,
DIS tr 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
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III. xFCazHi0zL oPEczAN,@@
ass Penn'a Avenue, corner ~ streee.
First quality Brazilian Psbbla aa23-lys
IN Price for any kiad Of Lido, 6satS sld ON.
drspr second hand Clothing, Dsots, 0hoo0, y
Gsss 81 nd SscSso5 stsssislSss s01y
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OPPOSITION TO THE NEW SHiPPrNe LAW
The once Of the United States shipping commits
sioner in San Francisco Is stiu under the pro
lection Of the city police force against the vio-
lence of sailor boarding-h house keepers. Riot
Gus demonstrations are made daily, but ship:
continue to take their crews through the CniteS
States cnmmissioner's ONCE. IL Ii generally be
Iieved that the ssold ring" of boarding housS
masters will be completely broken up.
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The critical committee being called upon,
reported that they found the gates, fences, etc.
In very good condition, and things generally
looking trim. The cabbage, lettuce and aspar.
sgus beds looked we'll. The cabbage looket
somewhat blue from the late dry, cold weather
The asparagus beds last year had a dressing of
refuse salt, at the rate of three tons to the acre
Result, killing of weeds and fine growth Of
asparagus. This salt was obtained at A. per ton
In Alexandra. The colts, cattle, hay, AM
grain received complimentary mention.
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Q12 CHRISTMAS OIC
WEDDING PRESENTS.
The latest novelties in
FINE BRONZE,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
CH0IOE FANS.
OPERA GLASSES,
RUSSIAN LEATHER GOODS,
AEOCERlTEs AND BELTS, of Russia Leather
PARIS AND VIENNA FINE FANCY
ARTICLES.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, CORALS, and ALI the
latest stJ les CT FINE JEWELRY.
WATCHES,
American, English and ewiss, Stem and Key
Nihders, Of the best manufacturers.
STERLING SILVERwARE,
Embracing everything and desirable
SILV VENTILATED WARE, triple plateO
The latest sty les and patterns
Being disappointed in getting into my New Store
IN vernon How before the Holidays, aud having q
larger stock than usual shall offer extra induce
hents to my friends and patrons, ard respectfully
solicit an inspection Of my Goods, all of which
selected and imported direct.
III. SEMKEN,
oIs3w 913 PenRsy lv ana avenue
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Col. Curtiss spoke Of the propriety Of petit.
uoning the legislature in behalf OF q general
railroad law, as protection against the insult.
ferable eNtortiOns of monopoles, from which
the farmer Is the chief sufferer. Several mem
bers complained of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad and the Orange, Alexandra and Ma
nassas railroad demanding extortionat fares
and the charge OF 80 cents between Washington
and Alexandra was agreed to be psrticu srly
obnoxious, and would, If not discontinued b.
made the Rrnnnds a a
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by LATlMEK q OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn avenue aud lIlh street.
Star Once Building.
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Gold Pens and Pencils.
hGdgeIs sOus' sups rior Peuknive.
fine Russia Leaf English aud French Calf.
sklk Pocket Books and Letter Wallets
me EssoTtmeGt Of Photograph Albums
flames, Puzzles, Building and A Blocks
American, kEe l-h. Iris h sGd Scotch Toy Books
= ltainlng large illustrations printed ia coiors
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CHRIsTMAS is COMING
Everybody who wishes to buy CONNECTION
Ely, fRUII and POUND CAhE made Of the best
material; SUGAR TOYS and TRIMMINGS for
Ghristmss trees NUTS, RAIsINS, figs, 30, at
The lowest prices, should not fail to call ct JOHN
g. BEIslNGERS enlarged and we'll stocked estab
lIshment before buying elsewhere. No. 6I3 Az 81 ,
beween and g SITS. southwest. de5- tjapl
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The readers attention is called to
d. Appleton h Co.'s advertisement in
another column, OF a new edition of
the leading novels of Fenimore Coop.
or, designed specially for popular cir
culation. The first of the series
will be The last OF the Mohicans,"
which will appear with numerous
new illustrations by +. 0. G. barley.
The style of publication will be the
popular octave torn, with paper
covers, the purpose being to render
the novels as low in price as possible.
Heretofore there has been no edition
Of this acknowledged head of Amer
loan romaneists suitable for general
popular circulation, snd hence the
new issue of these famous novels
will be welcomed by the generation
of readers that have sprung up since
Cooper departed from us, As time
progresses, the character, genius and
value of the Cooper romances be
come more widely recognized be
is now sccepted as the great classic
Of our American literature, and his
books IS the prose epics of our early
history i&w1t
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Dr.. Fesler's skin and science cannot
be exceilea as Surgeon, 0culist and
Physician, Is years in u large and con-
slant practice IN treating diseases and
deformity of the eyes, eyelids and ear
and all other acute and chronic diseases
OF the human system that are in their ma
ture durable.
Tumors, cancers, old sores aud every
form of skin diseases are treated success
fully.
Or. Fesler will visit any part of the
country in consultation or 10 perform
surgery, for all defor mites aud diseases
where medical Il eatm MT IL of NO avail.
geon who gives his whole attention and
study as Specialist, has no superior in
treating diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat
Lungs, and other chronic diseases.
Office corner Main and Green streets,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
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PsnsoNAL.-Col. J. A. Vial, Su-
psrintendeDt of Indian Affairs for
Montana, is in the city en- route to
Washington, under orders from the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. He
lott Helena January Goth and has
been twenty-four days OF the inter.
veniDg time blockaded in snow drifts
in the neighborhood of Ogden and
Green River, on the u. p. r. II. He
represents TO us that the reports of
mismsnAgement and ineficlency Ito
put il mildly which we have had of
that road during the past winter,
and the great suffering experienced
BY passengers have in no wise been
exaggerated, and that several per
sons died ia the cars.
Col. VIM. II. Gibbon and daush.
ter of Charlton, were in town over
night.
Gov. B. r Potts and lady, of Mon
tsna, passed through the city this
morning, eastward.
Judge Knapp and Col. H.H. Trim.
bic are 10 town engaged 10 an i'm.
portant Burlington l. s. ". Railroad
suit on change Of venue from Van
Buren, county.
Ex-Governor Lowe aud Hon. G. @.
Kourse were in the CITY to-day en-
roefs 70 the. Capitol at Des Moines.
Col Corkhiil Of Mount Pleasant,
eses !. Weaver, Of Bloomfield,
M Cel. O. II. Perry, Of Ksokuk, Il.
~ dropped in enroute from Des
Noinss.
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mr.. VIII. l.. ORR.

kDs. CoURIER:--l am reioiced TO
zee that the Republicans of our aity
havo so nobly recognized the merits
OF Dr. Orr, as TO place him at the
head of their ticket for Mayor. /
was soldier 10 the late rebellion,
and SO was the DR. | know some
few generous deeds Of DIR. Orr that
have not been brought to light On
one dark. stormy night, as our boat
Was steaming up The White River,
in Arkansas, she halted for short
time at the little post of st. Charles.
] was on the hurricane roof, and LOOK
ing over on tho staging, saw ii poor,
almost helpless sick soldier, who was
returning to his command frem Il
furlough, tugging hard to climb the
steep hill that jutted down to the
landing. He was making slow pro.
gress and evidently faltering from
exhaustion, when q man wearing
shonlder-straps fastened 10 his assist
aDce. and tendeAy raising the sick
soldier to his shoulder clamb up
the hill and was lost to view in tho
surrounding darkness.
] caught but glimpse of that 9TH
Ger, yet that was sufficient, for re-
cognized Surgeon VIM. l.. Orr. The
soldier is in the city now who CRATE
fully remembers DR.. Orr for sharing
his purse with him al Cairo Another
soldier is in this city who as grateful.
~ remembers him for kind and no
bic act of surgery he performed with
ont money and without price. Nor
are his quiet, transformations acts of
kindness and charity confined to SOL
diers, as many poor person and in
valid will testify, by their votes !
hope.
That DR.. w. l. Orr is good man,
no one denies; that he is deserving
OF the votes of orr speople generally
not partizanly, | firmly believe.
OF course he is nominated upon
the Republican Ticket, because
his political creed is Repnbli-
can, but his sympathies and
kindness extend to Republicans
and Democrats, saints and sinners,
rich and poor. His sympathies are
universal, under the panoply of the
Fatherhood of God and the brother
hood of man. lie. Us stand firm and
give our best office TO that good, we'll
qualified man, DIR. VIM. L. Orr.
w. Ii. c.
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New 0reeeFv aouss,

As per advertisement, in another
column, it will be seen that the Moss
Bros. have opened out grocery
house in connection with their dry
goods business. Like everything else
that they do in the business line it
will DO well done, They have fitted
mp in the very neatest manner the
room lately occupied by Williamson
b Kelly, and stocked il with the
freshest and choicest of groceries,
which they propose TO sell ut the
lowest cash prices. This department
b under charge of Mr.. Levi Hills
their former book-keeper, and we
guarantees that it will. be an entire
success
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The Bloomfield Republican thu

The Bloomfield Repu6lican thus
lets the feline varmint ont of the bag.
Its all about our good looking agent
Of the No. Mo. Railroad:
40. Phillippi was in town last Sun.
day. He comes here frequently.
There is girl in the matter. We're
always glad to soc him-so IL She"
The same paper also has a vege-
table column, t0-wit: list of the
dead beats" who take that paper
and don't pay for it. It is good
idea and We don't know but we shall
adopt 1t one OF these fine days when
We enlarge the CouRlER 80 that it
will contain all their names
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-29

John Fullen, Esq, Of Agency City,
has engaged in the banking business
A good thing for our Agency friends,
and John is an A No. / man, finan,
cislly, morally and every other way
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We understand our Democratic
friends last night nominated for AL.
dsrman in the LIST Ward, Peter G.
Bsllingall, and 10 the 4th, John r.
Lewis. In the End and sd Wards
they could not get out enough men
20 call them meetings or conventions,
aud they made no nominations.
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There are one hundred Oranges OF
the Patrons of Husbandry in Iowa,
and Gen. Duane Wilson il the daddy
of all Of them, and the Homestead
claims 70 be their organ.
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Messrs. Is Force Il Morse have
recently purchased tho new Abstract
of Titles, which we noticed some
days since, and have associated with
them in business Mr.. &. b. Soldiers,
and the now arm will sell or by Roal
Estate for you, or tell you if you
have good title to the land or let
you have bought, tor a reasonable
consideration. We commend the
new firm as well deserving of sup
port and confidence from our people
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A Gard.

Gr. Gatke having learned that be is rep.
resented t., have said that Mr.. Daum was
defeated by traitors and hollow hearted
bypocrites, desires to announce that he
made no sUch remark; that attributing
such q remark to him, does him great in
juctice; that what he did say, was that
Mr.. Dsum was defeated by the Republi-
can party, and that he held them respon.
eible for that act.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-29

By a letter received from our Des
Moines correspondent to-day, we
learn that M. E. Cults. Esq. of Ma
haska county, has been appointed
by Governor Carpenter, to fill the
office of Attorney General, made va.
cant by the resignation of Henry
O'Connor.