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"Don't give us any "freezing look"
in such weather as this.
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Des Moines is negotiating with Robt.
Collyer for u lecture in January.
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.ftnfilss EATERS, We egRH the hab.
IfPfllnlit FERaASfSrr, CHEAP, Qrrcg
vi t0istwishout Snlering,or Inconvenience
Describe your case.
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CITY NEWS.


DIARIES for 1873 at Taylor, Blak Q
& Co.'S. de22d2.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-26

The house of S. L. Hagney at Keo-
kuk, caught fire on Thursday last and
was damaged to the extent of several
hundred dollars before it was extin-
guiahed. We CLEAN from the Consti-
tuition.
Another newspaper death-the Ma
rengo Times.
The spotted fever is among the Clay
County children.
4 They aretrying to make Davenport
. port Of entry.
Lewis Mott, an engineer on the Ce-
der Rapids Railway, was badly scald-
ed on Friday night at Burlington
His eyes were seriously injured.
They have gander parties at Des
Moincs. A queer name for bachelors.
Henry Hcylm, q bachelor. was found
dead in his cabin, seven miles below
Lansing, OH Friday last. Too much
whisky caused it.
The chickens have the cholera in
Warren county.
A drowned man has been found at
Clinton attached to the logs under
raft.
They dedicate beer saloons in JWk-
son township, Warren county.
A hole in the wall, & big acre and
nobody hurt, followed the efforts of
Council Bluffs Juvenile at cleaning his
fathers gun.
Sioux City has young darkey who
amused himse:fon Tuesday last by fir
ing at lot of schoel children with a
Derringer pistol. He was taken care
of.
Matilda Fletcher Is 10 lecture in
some of the eastern cities on Glove
and its Devil" Selfishness is the
devil.
MARRIED.
POLLOCK-ASPINWALL.-Att the
Congregational Church, Sabbath
evening Dec. 22d, by Rev. II. Bross,
Alexander Pollock and Florence As
pinwall.
Aleck understands how to touch a
printer in a tender place, and sent us
the ever welcome autograph Of Gen.
Spinner. The CouRlER wishes him
and his bride long life and perpetual
| abundance.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-26

Ottumwa Lodge No 8. I, o o. r.
Meets every Tuesday evening, in Odd Fellows Hall,
corner Of Main aud Green streets. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited tepattend.
w. II LEWIS, C. F. w. BAcHMAH,
Secy. NC.
Ottumwa Hncampment, No. "a. 10 o F
Meets nrst and third Friday evenings In each
month, In Odd Fellows Hail, corner Main and
Green streets. Visiting Patriarchs cordially invited
10 attend C. F. w, BACuaAN c. p,
G. B. HEHDERsHoTT, Scribe.
Laramie Lodge No. 23o, l. o. o. +.
Meets every Thursday evening in ODD Fellows
Hall, corner Main and Green streets, Ottumwa,
Iowa. 4. L. BURTON. N. q.
W. A. MoGREw, secy.
Wapello Lodge No. ~, 4. Of r.
Meet every Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall, corner of Main and Green streets. Visiting
brethren invited to attend.
AoueUTus ILsE r. s., ]. B. ENNIS, w. G.
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0ttumwa Lodge No. IS, AFA a q.
Regular communication on Thursday on or before
fmoon, Visiting brethren are invited to attend.
R. ?. CALDWELL, Sec'y. SoLoN GRAY, W. N.
anpire Lodge No. 400, A FA ~.
Meets on Thursday after full moon in each month.
Visiting brethren invited to attend.
w. b. KELLY, Sec'y. JOHN GRAY, WIN.
Clinton Chapter No. 8, Of n. A NJ.
Regular Conyocation on the first Wednesday In
each month. Visiting companions are invited to
attend.
W. ]. Ross, sec'y. P. C. DAuM, II. P.
0ttumwa Council NO. ~, Of Il & 8 ~.
Regular Convocation on Tuesday on or before full
moon. Visiting companions are invited to attend.
JOHN r. LEWIS, Recorder. SoLoN GRAY, T. I. NJ.
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NOrih CarOIina-

IL may be set down certain that North
carolina has gone republican by a majority of
from fifteen hundred to two thousand There
Il some talk about the democrats cOntesting the
erection, but We suppose il > only talk, the
u>uai iet-down of a defeated party when there
las been close contest. The fact that demo-
Cratic officers had the count in many of the
counties where there has been the largest repub-
lean gain, and that thousands of republican
votes were challenged and thrown out by demo-
cratic judges on the slenderest grounds as in
Settles district, serves to show that the demo-
Gratis have nothing adequate TO 60 upon in
making Up a contested election. In fact the
boot is on the other leg, and if there is any we'll
grounded contest it will be by Settle, who was
defeated for Congress by the fisgrant and undis-
puted use OF all the old Tammany tactics for
carrying an election, on the ground that all is
fair in politics"
The immediate fruits of this victory for the
republicans are the election of all the state
officers, the gain of about ! 900 on the popular
vote, the gain of a member of Congress and the
reduction Of the heavy democratic majority in
tie legislature of about sixty to less than twenty
with fair prospect that the official returns will
show the latter in an absolute minority in one
house. The prospective results are great loss of
prestige to the Greeley movement; an unmistaka.
bic encouragement to that party in the North
and the certain loss to them in November not
only of North Carolina, but of South Carolina,
Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi in
the South, which they expected to sweep by the
board. Before the North Carolina election they
claimed "every southern state except South
Carolina"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government Securities.
JAY Cooke q Go. furnish thu foIlo,uin. a. A
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Aus. s.-yirginia SKIES, old, 3-,l bid
Wet Virginia, Is hid.
BALTIMORE. Aug S-Cotton nominal: Low mid
diDgs, :u1aa29s4 Flour firm and in good demand for
new: Howard street superhBe, S4.5saS5 80; do
extra, S6s4sSS; do. family, S525sSlO 90; City
Mills supeTfine, S45oa56; 90. extra, 81 5Oa S9 do
family, 8? 5oaS l2so; Western superfne, S45Oa
$50; dc family; Ss21aS9 25. W heat active aud
nImer: " hite choice, 9 50; fair to prime 81 63s
sl-.5 amber, 81 7ss 81 So good to prime red 81 65a
Sl45 ommon TO fair do, .40a 80. Corn steady
for southern: white southern, y; yellow south
ern, o. mixed western weak, 62a625s. Oats firm:
Southern iOa42; western mix ed 45a45 white A. BYE
firm, 7oa73. Provisions strong: Mess pork quiet,
la Bulk meats Erin anf in good nand-s ales,
$3.50 lbs OF shoulders at es Geo lbs of rib sides
at "a; 5000 lbs Of clear rib sides, at So. Bacon
sctlNe, with aJobbiDg demand: shoulders, 75Sa7s<
Tio sides, "a clear rib sides, e3sA9s4 sugar cured
hams, nrmer and higher, loyalty Lard dull. So
and scarce, Q u.
INV YORK, Aug. S-Stocks very heavy Gold
Dull l51s Money firm En- hsnse, long, So; short,
81 Gov erpmsnts dull aud steady. Virginia IS,
q; new. 50. North CerOlina's, &l<; new, %
kEw YORK. Aug. S.-FlOur advancing. Corn dull
end heavy. Wheat very firm.
LONDON, Aug. :, soon -COnsols, e25S for money
lo61 8, ylzs. 10 4Os Se5{.
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THE WEATHER

WAk DEfARTHENT, Office Chief Signal OHcer,
WAsHINsToN, ID. C., August s, 1872, IL a. M
SYSoPsIs FOR PAST TwKNTY-PoUR HorRs
Inc barometer continues high over the whole
country from Lake Erie TO Tennessee and east
ward 10 the Atlantic with clear weather and
southerly winds. Partly cloudy weather and
northerly winds on the south Atlantic; cler
weather and southeasterly winds on the Gulf
Southerly and easterly winds in the upper Mis-
slsslppi valley and thence southeastward to the
ONO river with clear weather. Southwestern
winds and Clear weather on the lower lakes. Nc
Geographic reports are received from the north
west and upper lakes.
PRoBABILITIKs.-Partly cloudy weather with
southwesterly winds from Lake Erie to Virginia
and no-theastward over the middle and eastern
states, with light rain areas in New York and
New England. Southerly and southeasterly
winds, partly cloudy weather, with occasional
coast rains on the Gulf and south Atlantic
Southwesterly winds, veering to northerly and
clearing weather on the lakes. Southeastern
winds in the northwest with threatening
weather probably extending to the upper Mis-
sissippi, upper lakes and Ohio valley.
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rzPGREELEY AND BROWN RATIFICa
W. TI0N MEETING.


ORDER OF PROCESSION
The political organizations and District clubs in
ter ding to participate in the Greeley and Brown
Ratification Procession
THIS EVENING,
AUGUST 9Th. 1eI2, will assemble, promptly, at
ocIoek; at the following named points in the order
The Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth Sixth, and Sew
enth District Clubs will meet and form on Fifteen
street west between and II streets north, right
The jackson Democratic Association, Young
Mems Democratic Club, the Greeley and Brown
Guos,to gether with the First, Eighth, Ninth Tenth
hieTents Twelfth Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fiji
tenth, Twentieth, Twenty first, and wenty. sec
oDd District Clubs, will meet and form on Louisana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets west
right resting on Sixth street.
The Marshals OF Clubs will form in the following
order:
Jackson Democratic Association,
Young Mems Demo cratic Club,
Greeley and Brown Central Club,
Young Mems Greeley and Brown Club,
Inc various District Clubs in numerical order.
Presidents of Clubs and Assistant Marshals will
promptly report to the Chief Marshal Immediately
u2sn their arrival at the rendezvous.
The line OF march will be follows: Up 9Th street
70 ", along street to 18th street west, where the
ION the line IN their numerical order; thence along
l5fh street west to Pennsylvania avenue, down
pennsylyen1a avenue to IA street, and along Az
street to the Ratification meeting at City Hall.
Assistant Marshals will attire in dark clothiup,
ano be designated by blue and hite rosette, which
viii be furnished by the Chief Marshal.
Prompiness on the part OF clubs is earnestly re-
qucsted.
All citizens favorable to the election Of
GREELEY AND BROWN
are respectfully invited e. join the line of procession
WILLIAM DICKSON,
1t Chief Marshal.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
HTRSDAY......... ..AuguSt g us-o
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion OF it, can have The STAR mailed tn
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate OF fifty cents per month. Orders. accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

The 'hOrsewOmen's revolt is gaining ground
IN New York. Another lady announces her in
tentiOn of appearing astride in the Central Park
on Saturday, which makes six ladies who have
publicly declared in favor of riding "man-
fashion" The brave ladies will doubtless have
large if not an appreciative audience to wit
ness their performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

nTTHE RAFFLE OF THE LABGE PHOTO
S GRAPH Of the COLISEUM" on exhibit
ton at Ellis musIc Store, will take place on
THURSDAY EVENING. August 8, instant, at
$50 clock at Carroll Hall, street, between 9th
and 10th streets. A few tickets remain for sale at
Ellis. Proceeds for the benefit of the Men and
Mchaen-s Home. J. CARROLL BENT, G. f.
MAGGEMAN, NJ: MANNING, M. MAHER, J e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

An English court has recently decided that the
presence Of ghosts in a house is sufficient rea-
son for annulling the contract between landlord
and tenant. 1t seems that one man sued another
for vioiating g a contract by leaving a house he
had rented tefOre the expiration Of his lease.
HE defendant testified in court that the house
was untenable by reason of ghosts, and that at
night things ratified in the kitchen so that the
mouse was nearly thrown down; he 'heard and
saw nights" heavy things rolled over and
crushed him in his bed, and a white woman
came and scared him nearly 70 death. The
court thereupon, it is stated, ordered the release
OF defendant, and decided that he could only be
held for the rent as long as he actually occupied
the premises. After this we may expect to hear
OF hundreds of English tenants yoiding their
contracts on the same plea.
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COAL AND WOOD.
MEDICAL, &c.

he, sARDNER, Lac o, aas k,se-d o. s V...,.
~ hoPasal, csn be CONSULTED privately ftuu 10
O. M. o. 10 o. ~ his re-fd-1ce, 1909 MAssschu-
setts avenue, betsesI 10Th and 18th streets N W.
fioh ais great s1perieLos IN treating over loyaao
sA.es ~ ne y. = NeEer'ti hospltsl, ssa Brso-
lCe OF thirty years smonG boa male aud female.
D, can varrsst Q ssrr IN te~ days.
N. BIZ pom the reoslpt Of 90, anvfce snc r>cf
cine viii be sent by express. he warrants 90 curs
involuntary emissions. aulslV
EEMALK DIsEAsEs treated ana Oonnn.n..f
n cases taken. Describe case sudsenciOse o., and
ecyioe and medicine vii be sent Address mrs DIT
THOMPSON, No. 6<e n. luh street, Philsds
phis. laRE w.
he. MOTIFS FRENCH POwDgRs, CsRT LIH
~ CVkk for Nervous Debility, Semfasl kDk-
siOnsI caused BY indiscretion, aonorrhOea. Glesf.
scronrls, skin Disease, eyphnis. IN ell fts orss.
speedily cured.
Bases oerssas $40 M~es,l s.sos.4.s
Sold IN WashinGton BY Mh. ID. ENTMlbLu
Druggist corner PennsyivsNis aRd l2th rtrsa1
Prioe o. pertboH sent by nail. iys-ly
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In the election returns from North Carolina
the comparison in gains and losses is made upon
the Ship vote in 1870, and q correspondent
writes to inquire 'who is Shipp?" He was the
democratic candidate for Attorney General in
1s'o' and was elected over Phillips, the republi-
can Candidate. by a majority of 4 aai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

AS this is the day that Prof. Plantamour had
liked upon for the destruction of the world By
the Whisk OF comets tail, and as things are
gong on very much as usual up to the hour of
gong to press, we are forced to the conclusion
tnat old PLAINLY is fraud. Let him be planted
where he will utter 10 more prophecies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

The outrages of Mexican banditti and cattle
fhleEes on defenceless settlers along the western
border of Texas, as developed by the Congress
sional committee recently sent down there 70
investigate, are so atrocious and indefensible a.
to call for speedy and vigorous action on the
Iart OF the government of the United States to
protect its citizens. Outrsges of lesser magni.
tude on the part of foreign country have here
toiore been considered casus beHi, and the
people will demand of Congress at its next ses-
son, II not declaration OF war, the most sum-
mary measures fer the indemniication of
American citizens who have suffered through
these depredatiCns, and for their protection i'm
future. Meanwhile, We believe il the duty of
TIE government TO still further increase its mil
1tary force on the Texan border, to prevent as
far a. possible, a continuance of these outrages
Should our military commander in Texas send
couple of companies over the border and whip
these eOwardly cattle thieves into a sense OF
Propriety, the country would doubtless applaud
the act, and Congress would not be apt to CEN
sure it very severely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

hle Memory watches o. er the sad reviev
vi 10Y > thAt faded Ike the morning dew -
Inc iGfT10t hasn't an editorial word on Nortl
Carolina to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

We are under the impression that junk dealers
would ind lot of old metal on application at
the PGtriot Office. They are not using bomb
shells over there now so much as they>were
few davs ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-08

Inc Baltimore Gazette puts a good face on
over the election OF Caldwell. Ii has "not ex-
pected any other result"
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@ n d
RATIFICATION MEETING
OF THE
NOMINATIONS OF
GREELEY AND BROWN
WILL TAKE PLACE IN FRONT OF THE
CITY HALL.
AT S O'CLOCK P. M,
On THURSDAY. August S.

The following named Speakers from the States
have been invited, and gre expected to address the
meeting:
GOVERNOR WALKER, of Virginia.
ION. JAMES 4. IOOLITTLE.
SENATOR FENTON, of New York
GOVERNOR WHYTE, OF Maryland
SENATOR SCHURZ.
hon. d. W. VOORHEES,.
HON. JOHN COCHRANE, New York
HON. 8. s. COX, New York
HON. r. B. ROOSEVELT, New York.
SENATOR THURMAN, Ohio.
SENATOR TRUMBULL, Illinois.
HON. JOHN 81. CREBS, Illinois.
HON. ALEX MCCLURE, PENNSYLVANIA.
HON. GEORGE W. JULIAN, Indiana.
ROBERT OULp, Richmond, Va.
. HON. THOMAS SWAMI, Maryland,
JESSE Ii. WILSON,
auj-3t Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
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The doleful Plantamour, who predicted the
Obstruction Of the earth this Sth of August by
comet, has come out for Greeley. If the earth
Goes not come to an end he wants the next best
Calamity.
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NoTIcB1rns, .. O. yUsTH. SIS D, betvees
sfCOEDHAEp CL0fRIB0 q Len thas half tSs
cot a r.s1x CD IA 10 dLorHIne Of s.s
.~.~e ~ fosr FOSSIL prfoas. su B-sv
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Ne ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY RAIL.
S ROAD COMPANY,

No. 81 NASSAU
NEW YORK, August LIST, 1872.
TDe coupons and Registered Interest, due August
18th, 1872, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent,
Is per cent? Gold Bonds OF the st. Josepb and Dan
yer City Railroad Company, BOTH EASTERN
AND NESTEBN DIVISION, will be paid at the
once OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
the City Of New York, upon presentation and de-
mand, on and after date, free of tax.
FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
aueI-W Asst Treasurer.
~ TIE ILLS THAT FLESH ARE HEIR TO
Wy are many, but a remedy for them ali is fur.
nished by nature. There is doubt that for every
dm T heTf @ n sq1oie tn the king
i1ahs me maladies, yet they found in the Willis of
Gssfs FIT A sRS
most Ssfy + o3Gd the PUBLIC as
sessinp extraordinary power for the cure Of Bheu-
matism, Nenrsleis, screfuls. Ulcers, Swelling Of
Liver Complaint, Secondary Sy phiIis the effects Of
Mercury &C. 1t Is most powerful Alternative and
that 1t may be Used by all.
Watch out for Chills and Fevers. and nre,o-a the
system for resisting its attack b. u=iDg Dr. TUFTS
DE. TUFTS HAIR DYE MAKES THE OLD
suo eo5t LOOK YOUNG.
TA bEPUBLICAN OF THE FIFTH DIS
ALFRED JONES is a Candidate for the House of
Deegases IN behalf Of labOriDs men s,d payers
-z.-- 1-AH NOl6hS
% MO Z d
DR. W. II. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to No. l402 street N. W, corner
IIln street.. ieS-tf
~ FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
~ TO the present day, Scrofuia has been tine
oans sn9 as u were, the curse OF mankind So ter
he word history that known 10 be infect
cd with II would not be allowed to mix with societv
happily In cur day the disease is stripped of its ter
ror by the use of the SAMARIrAN's RooT Avn HEpp
JUICES, and the victim Of Scrofula Ulcers Sores
Plnpes, BlOtches, letters, &C., can be restored H.
sound health in a few weeks !"
BOOT AND HERB JUIGEs, sl.25 per bottle
gists. DESMOND 4 CO, Proprietor, 81 s Race ST.,
fhhsneiph1a mayN-ly
NOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS AND PLAs
4NJEBERS.-Just received, 900 $50 best Bangor
LATHS. For sale very low for cash or good Paper
WM. GClNANB, 623 La. ave. aus St.
CUMBERLANDvALLE INSTITUTE, Male
- BEV. q. EGE SON.
situated at Nee hanicsburg, miles west of srris
burg by rail-. 18th scholastic year begins Septem-
peI yth auS-eOlm
ICE! ICEH ICEM
a Large Quantity of NORTHERN ICE lust ar
rived which am selling at lower prices than any
Ice Company in the city. Call wharf foot of 9th
street. - w.
su6-eostr ELFAY
NO HUMBUG.-L. BICE will pay fair cash
1 price for any kind of Ladies', Gents and Chill
o23 9TH street, between and @, south.
Note BY mail promptly attended TO- ia25-ly