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WAITS FROM THE WIRES.

Gilmore's benefit Saturday was q
complete ovation.
Horace Greeley will visit the Jubilee
on the third Of July.
Seven carloads Of oil were burned at
Albany yesterday, destroying the rail-
road track in the vicinity.
A passenger on the Hannibal and st.
Joseph railroad, while asleep yesterday
was robbed of seven thousand dOllars.
Over six hundred thousand barrels OF
oil changed hands at Titusville, Pean-
sylvania, yesterday, involving near ten
million dollars.
The Republican Convention yesterday
in Cleveland, Ohio, nominated r. c.
Parsons, Of that city, for Congressman
from the Twentieth district.
While workmen on the bridge at St.
Joseph, Missouri, were repairing a car
son, the temporary scafolding gave
way, precipitating five men into the
river, one of whom was drowned.
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MILWAUKEE, June %. "A special to
the Evening Wisconsin says Miss Lucy
Smith, of Fort Dodge, Iowa; Miss Lula
Hanson, of Baltimore, Maryland, and
Mrs. Mark Ripley, of Janesville, were
drowned in the river at Janesville last
night.
A fire occurred yesterday evening at
Ford River, Michigan, and destroyed
the lumber mill owned by the Ford
River Lumber Company. The loss is
estimated at twenty-five thousand dol
lars
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FuNERAA NOTICE.

HAYWOOD-The friends and acquaintances
of the late GEORGE o. HAYWOOD are respect
fully invited TO sttend bis funeral, from Csil-
vary church, at o'clock, this SUNDAY
afternoon. Services by Rev. DR.. White Car
r1aees at gqlst's and at the church.
SARTCRR-The funeral of FRANCISCO Cox
srASTISo sARToRE will take place this sun
DAY. afternoon, at o'clock. The members
OF the EocIeta di UniOne e FratelanZa Italiana
are requested to meet ut their hall, South
Court street, at o'clock. for the purpose OF
attending the funeral of their late brother By
order Of the President. A. VACCARO.
A. B. VAccARo, Secretary.
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Inalnn Treusle. apprehea..ea.

ST. LOUIS, June ga late Denver
Tribune says editOrially: ''Our various
correspondents in Southern Colorado
and New Mexico. state that there are
still extensive and combined depreda-
tions seriously apprehended in the
sparsely settled parts of those Territories.
The Kiowas, Arrapahoes, Cheyennes,
Camanches, NavaiOes and Apaches have
held frequent councils during the past
winter, at which il was endeayored to
dissipate all trivial preiudices and ef-
feet a combination for general Indian
war. The recent murders and robberies
in New Mexico, Arizona, Texas and
other places show the intent Of the In
dians, but whether a complete combina-
ton has been effected is not known
The same paper further states that a
letter from a prominent United States
officer, dated at Fort Sill, June 18th,
saws that warriors of the Apaches,
Cheyennes and Arrapahoes are organ
izing ostensibly for an attack on the
Utes, of Colombo, but the officer thinks
that raid on the frontier Is really thei;
object, and the government authorities
are doing all they can TO break up the
movement.
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DIED..

BIGLEY-On the G9th instant. SUsIE,daugh-
ter of P. q. Bigley, aged nearly three years
The friends and acquaintances OF Mr.. Big
ley, and Mrs. Geo. Flaherty, are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the latter's residence,
northeast corner Vance and Orleans streets,
to-day SUNDAY at 4 pm
MORRISON-On Saturday evening, at nine
O'Clock, SUE, youngest daughter OF Isaac and
Adaline B. Morrison, aged three years, seven
months and sixteen days.
The remains win be taken to Covington to-
day at o'clock for interment.
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ren Men Kiued hY Indinns.

NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-The Gal
weston Ciuilidn publishes a letter dated
Fredericksburg, Texas, June 10th, stat
ing that General Mckenzie, Lieutenant
Smith and eight men were surprised by
sixty Indians and killed, between Fort
BeIknap and Jacksboro. Out Of thir-
teen in McKenzie's party, only three
escaped.
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ST.. LOUIS, June 29.-A negro named
Albert Williams was arrested in East
st. Louis yesterday for committing a
rape on young girl named Melissa LO-
zier The act was committed in the
presence of the girls mother, who was
powerless to prevent it. The girl is very
respectable, and great excitement pre-
vailed among the citizens.
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Accidental pot.oning.

CHICAGO, June 29.-Mrs. Campbell,
residing at No. 20l Third avenue, was
to-day fatally poisoned by tasting de
medicine for her sick daughter. The
poison Immediately taking effect on
Mrs. Campbell, the daughter refused to
take any. Deceased leaves family
consisting of four children.
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First Congregational Church of Mem
phis, on Ilpion street, between Third
and DeSOto. Public worship, eleven
o; o;clock in T. . morning and eight o'clock
in the evening. Sabbath-school at half
past nine o'clock in the morning. Seats
free. Strangers are cordially invited TO
attend. Rev. A. Z. Baldwin, Pastor.
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A call has been issued for conven-
ton of the Irish American League tc
be held at Baltimore ON July the ninth
to complete the work begun at Cincin-
natl In May last to assist in perfectiDg
measures for the systematic support o.
Greeley and Brown. The call is signed
by General George NJ. O'Brien, Of Ne.
braska; Major Nj. Holland, Of Kentucky
Thomas Leonard, of Kansas; John 3
Mullen, of Montana; James Brennan
of Iowa; James ]. Rogers, of New York
chairman OF the National Committee
John NJ. McCafferty, Of Missouri secre'
tary, and Others.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Vance street, Rev. Ed. Gray Mclean,
pastor; services this morning at half
past ten O'Clock and at quarter after
eight o'clock in the evening. Subject
at Notwithstanding Felix" Sabbath
school at half-past eight o'clock.
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. SAVANNAH, June 29.-Cotton quiet;
middling, 24c; net receipts, i52 bales;
exports coastwise, l53 bales; sales, 40
bales; stock 2141 bales.
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CHARI.EST0N

CHARLESTON, June 29.-Cotton dull;
middling nominal at 25c; net receipts,
AZ bales; gross receipts, $40 babes; ex-
ports, coastwise, SO bales; stock, 1868
bales.
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central Baptist.

DR.. S. H. Ford, LII. D., will preach
at this church to-day, morning and
night, at the usual hours. Sabbath
school at nine o'clock.
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SECOND Presbyterian church.

Rev. Mr.. Boggs, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, win preach
this morning at eleven o'clock, and to-
night at quarter past eight O'Clock, at
the church, corner of.Main. and Beale
streets.
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Rev. G. A. Lotion, pastor, will preach
in the First Baptist Church at eleven
o'clock this morning and at eight
o'clock this evening. Sabbath-school
at nine o'clock this morning.
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Central Methodist Church.

Services at the Central Methodist
Church, Union street, at eleven o'clock
this morning, and half-past seven this
evening, by P. T. Scruggs. Sunday school
this morning at half-past eight.
St Mary's Cathedral, 34s Poplar street.
Holy communion, seven o'clock;
morning prayer with litany and ser
mon at eleven O'Clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at eight o'clock. Rev. G.
C. Harris. Services at the county Jail
at four o'clock.
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GALVESTON

GALVESTON, June 29.-Cotton nom
inal; good ordinary, s03c; net receipts
81 bales; exports, coastwise, 147S bales
stock, S16 bales.
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Rev. p. L. Mitchell viii preach
this morning at half past ten O'Clock,
Subject: "The Ancient Church al
Rome Revived" Services in the even.
ing at eight O'Clock.
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CRIME. ACCIDENT AND FIRE.
Boiler Explosion.

TTIUsvI.LE, PENN, June %. = A
boiler in the Lafayette Iron Works, of
this city, exploded this morning, injur-
ing three men and shattering the build
ing. The cause is attributed TO lack of
water.
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Preaching this morning at eleven
O'Clock and at eight O'Clock this even
ing, by the Pastor, Rev. w. NJ. Patter-
son. Sunday-schoOl at nine o'clock.
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There viii be preaching at half-past
three o'clock by Rev. w. NJ. Patter-
son, pastor. Sunday-schOol at half-past
two OipIOck
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Services at the First Methodist
Church by Z. C. Slater, pastor, at half
past ten o'clock this morning amt at
eight o'clock this evening.
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Services at haIf-past ten o'clock this
morning a. d eight o'clock this evening.
Rev. A. q. Walshe, from Bhopal,
Central India, will officiate at night.
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MENKEN. BROTHERS are selling a
handsome line of Victoria striped and
checked Waite Lawns, suitable for morn
ing wrappers and suits at 373c; former
price, Csc.
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The steeple chase of three miles, at
Long Branch, was won by Mileson,
time, 1:462. The second race was a
mile dash and won by Faladeen, time,
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The Irish national band, destined for
Gilmore's Boston Jubilee, arrived this
morning and passed on to Boston this
evening.
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chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian.

Services by Rev. L. C.. Taylor, pas
tor elect, forenoon and night. Sun
day-school to be organized at half-past
eight O'Clock in the morning.
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PAPER and paper bags all ways found
at Craig's seed store.
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Fire-morrIbIe Do.lh Of Two Persons.

Fire-HOFrIbIe UoAth OF Two FeFsonS.
,.i LITTLE Rock, June 29-The dwelling
of Mr.. Quarterburn, near Pine Bluff,
Arkansas, was destroyed by fire on the
might Of the twenty-fifth instant. Mr..
Qnarterburn and his daughter were both
burned to death in attempting to escape.
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BEST cleaning and dyeing in the city
at the MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING
establishment, 81 Madison street.
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MENKEN BROKERS.

b. CHINESE LINENS and Grass Cloth in
several eolors, suitable for travelling
suits, at l61e.
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THE CHURCHES.
st. Bridget's Church.
Georgia street Metl,os.ist.

Father Burke will preach in st.
Bridget's Church this evening.
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OFFICE OF MEMPHIS WATER COMPANY,
~ Memphis, July 9th, lS72.-Bids will be
received at this Office until II O'Clock noon OF
Monday, LIST July, 1872, for the excaYating for
the reservoir and foundations OF the buildings.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this
office. Company reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. JOHN CUBBINS, Pres't.
W. +. CAMERON, Secretary. jeT
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MoBILB, June 29.-Cotton dull; mid
ding, 24c; net receipts, so bales; sales,
100 bales; stock, 1896 bales.
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THE DECISION.

1t is unnecessary, therefore, to exam
inc the other matters of contempt stated
in the record, as those already enumerat-
ed fully justify the action Of the court.
1t becomes my duty to dismiss the
petition and remand the petitioner.
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w. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL
viii be continued during the
SUMMER nGONITH9
For particulars apply at any time at the
Schoolreom, No. 800 Third street, je29.
NOTIC f..
n NOTICE. .
Administrators Final settlements.
1ath day of IuIy. lsz2
NOTICE.

OFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE Insurance Co.,
Memphis, Tenn, June rs, 1872.
TlNHE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
L the southern Life Insurance Company
will be held at the Office OF the company on
TUESDAY, July 9Th prox- -at O'Clock pm at
which fifteen directors ARE to be elected 70
serve the ensuing year. ~ tezo
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

--LATEST BsPoRr NJ TRLzGRAPH.l
MOBILE,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Beats Leaving To-Day.
Cincinnati .......4NIcK 1soNGwoRTH.--......5 pm
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Rogers, cambridge & Co.,

Rogers, cambridge NO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Cot ton Fac tors,
AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
s22 Front St., Memphis, Tenn.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
FLOUR, BACON, LARD,
SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
SHOULDERS, MACKEREL,
WHITE FISH, MOLASSES,
SYRUPS, SUGARS,
COFFEES, TEAS,
SALT, CANDLES,
TOBACCO, SNUEF,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Ard Complete Assortment of Case Goods,
The attention of city and country merchants
respectfully solicited. Je30
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GONE UP FOR TEN DAYs.
The Tax-ColIector's View OF the Law Rr-
reneous-The Habeas Corpus Fails.
Opinion and Dccision OF Judge Hslsey
on the POint-Hr. Mclean sent
Back TO Jatl.

The hd6eas corpus case Of Mr.. Nc
Lean having been argued before Judge
Halsey for two days, he took the matter
into consideration late Friday night,
and yesterday morning and delivered
the following written opinion:
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The Dies NOUNS VALLEY RAlLRoAn
This popular road has been great,
improved recently by new and besuti
! full rolling stock for the public. Sleep
ears::sccompsny all night trains, ant
! they are fully equipped with the Yves
tinghouse air brakes. The new TIM
table Is seen in another column.
The connections are ss follows:
At Keokuk, with the Toledo. Wa
bash and Western Railroad.
At Keokuk, with the Toledo, Peori,
& Warsaw Railroad.
At Keokuk, with the Chicago. Bur
lington + Quincy Railroad.
At Pennington, with the Burlington
4 Southwestern Railroad.
AT Ashland, with the Southwestern
Division Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
chic r. r.
At Ottumws, with the Burlington 4
Missouri River R. r.
At Ottumwa. with the North Mis-.
soun r. r.
At Eddyvile. with the Central Rail.
road of lows.
At Des Moincs. with the Chicago,
Rock leland b Pacific r. r.
At Grand Junction, with the Chica-
f1p 4 Northwestern r. r.
Az Fort Dodge, with the Iowa N.
vision Illinois Central n. r. -
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On the occasion ofthe retiring Coun-
Gil on Monday evening Mr.. Ballingall
sotfered the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That the members Of This
Council express their sincere thanks to
his Honor, the Mayor, VIM. B. Little-
ton, for his close attention and prompt
attendance at our deliberations, his
even and impartial decisions, and his
gentlemanly, courteous and dignified
bearing under all circumstance and
be it further
Resolved, That while we shall miss
him from our councils, we hope to re-
tain him as one of our esteemed and
beloved citizens. Be 1t further
RESOLVED, That the above be spread
on the minutes Of the council and q
copy of the same presented to His
Honor.
RESOLVED, That the remaining mem.
] bers af this Council express their
thanks to r. N. Harlan. r. H. Warden
and j. s. Porter for their prompt at
tendance, and courteous exchange of
opinions, general feeling Of good fell
iowship, and while we lose them from
our councils we hope 10 still retain
them as citizens Of our young aud
growing city. Further
ResOloed, That this resolution be
spread upon tine records of this council
and copy Of the same presented to
zach of the above named members.
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For the CoURlER.
NJ,


EDS COURIER The colored citisens
of Ottumwa have recently found out
what our great friends, the Democrats,
would do, II they had the power, We
near them to-day putting and blowing
and having the assurance to tell colored
men of the city Of Ottumwa. that If they
had the power they would dist,nnchsse
every cosored mon; including those col
ored men who We're sample enough TO
cote the Democratic ticket at the recent
election. But we. thank them, thew
need not tell us what they sroasd do il
they had the power. for We are well
aware what they would do from their
est conduct, in laboring to keep col.
ored men in slavery. and encouraging
men to traffic in their own flesh and
blood: and no colorcd man thst has the
sense of a common dog, unless besotsed
by intemperance. but that realizes the
fact, that the Democratic party would
take us back TO slavery as quick az
Jack could crack his whip, If they Aad
the poscer. But we thank our God
that they do not have the power, and
hope they never will have. The writer
can well remember the time when the
.DeaDcrasic Jash used to score my hack
az also that Of my mother, and I do NOT
owe II any love. and II the colored
mans vote will help to kill that inn
rlous party, 4 shall glory IN II = ! par.
t;al revenge forthe wrong done to ~
by the boosted Democratic party. Il
any one wishes TO know tAs w4itor q
this, y0u can assure him that 10 81
black within and black without, and {
6lack REPuBLIcAH.
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The democrats got beaten inths last
city election hero, became ~ had tn,
hest ticket. And lersn.. !. ,n.,o,.,.r g
sn- -Ss-.- S. n... s'v.s -
sne soss ~ O'.u We are hepuohcans.
s The democrats, however, were great
" disappointed 1t the raanlt. and their
organ nead,rv . ...n. -. - =. m.
49,, oeu.y'
cn.'Boo tne result 70 tne BE n. Il. II.
And now comes their agent with. the
following letter:
,,,r,,rnro~ . ~,saor,, ,
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DIR. ORR, our new Mayor, is making
it lively for offenders against the peace
and dignity Of the city. The first case
he had was for intoxication, and a. the
party plead guilty and informed lon
the saloon keeper who furnished The
whiskey, the DR.. sent polite request
for him to appear in court, and asked
him 80 for selling whiskey contrary
to law. As the saloon keeper didn't
have that much money. nor couldn't
borrow it, he went up to the Hotel de
8sciggett As it was sold to boy, the
general verdict is served him right.
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The Ottumwa DAILY CounIEa now
arrives here at 9 80 In the morning,
giving us the news Ave or six hours
ahead Of the Chicago papers. The
CouRlER has recently been much i'm.
proved hoth,in reading matter and ii
appearance, and containing oil the
latest telegraphfc dispatches up to five
O'Clock r. NJ, is deserving Of a liberal
patronage Of our business men.--Atbsa
Spirit.
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BLooAu1ELD.-This writer having
lived twenty-sight years in Wapello
county without having had the pleas
nre Of visiting Bloomfield concluded
to perform that pleasant duty yester-
day. He, Of course, stopped ut the
Wilson House, kept In excellent style
by our whilom Ottumwaites Messrs.
Eichelberger b Son. He was agreably
disappointed in the place. It contains
over two thousand people, and IL SUBJ
stantially built and 10 steadily improv-
ing. 1t has two railroads to-wit: the
St. Louis, Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids,
and the Burlington 4 Southwestern,
the latter just now completed.
1t contains many fine business
houses and private residence, notably
among the latter being those of j. W.
Ellis, the popular and successful bank.
er, and Gen. J. B. Weaver, who is we'll
known here and all over Iowa a. one
Of onr most distinguished soldiers and
lawyers.
We didn't have time 70 visit the
newspapers. bnt were told that White
with his Republican 10 prospering fine.
~, and that Tim o. Walker IL doing
ditto with his Democrat.
Davis comfy contains population
FOYER sixteen thousand people, and il
uneommonly well timbered and wa
tered. With its present and prospec-
live railroad facilities, and the public
spirit Of its citizens. we cannot see any
good reason why Bloomfield should
not be pleasant place to live in, he
sides prosperous and growing city to
invest money in except, that II IL lit
tie too near Ottumwa.
We had almost forgotten to notice
that the municipal election there the
other day hinged entirely on the tenn
perance question, and that water was
beaten by SIX votes. Henceforth the
Hairy Nation" will not be obliged to
come to Ottumwa for their topchlight
processions.
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It is about one year since this popu.
lar dealar in Pianos, Melodeons, Vic.
Inns &c. &C., came to this city, and he
has worked up an astonishing trade.
He is now competing on his wholesale
trade with eastern houses. and also
sells largely at retail. Notwithstand-
ing it is his first year. he will show 4
sale of about 400 Pianos and Organs
during the time he has been here. He
also keeps large selection OF sheet
music and some fine chromos.
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TEE L1HAar Conn1Txs had {
meeting u the Council Rooms on last
evening and reported that Ill the stock
h raised except go. This amount In
dividnsl member have guaranteed n
securs, % IL library may b set down
O. . success. ].
since wY4tlne ths abovs ~ lsarn
that the stock b III raised and the IL
brary Is now fixed net
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Ole Bull fiddled to an immenSeiy
filled Opera House and an immensely
delighted audiences Of Keokukers last
night. The Gate thinks Ole's per-
formances simply above and beyond
criticism. From the GATES extrsva-
CANT eulogies we think that Ole mus,
be Bully.
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The new Gothing House Of J.
Heiman + Co., next door 70 Ennis b
Ballard, are doing rushing old bust
49, II you don't believe II calI and
- bow II Is yourself.
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The circuit court Judge Sloan IL run.
ming in his usual style.
Thisccs'u las become 90 popular ON
account q ..,vNgg four sessions . year,
Its docket is quite large.
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For EUROPE. Jack Morrison IL oif
to Europe. He carries dispatches to
Kaiser William among others. He
win write occasionally to the CouRirs
and let us know If Kaiser eth wants
to buy dorg.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-21

Hook AND LADpER.-Gol Mahon
and his Hook and Lsdder Company
were out on q private drill this after
noon.
The celebrated ''Chariot" is in the
highest style Of the art and reflects great
credit on its makers Messrs. Durfce +
Pollard.