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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
A Challenge

will meet any or all the ministers
of Wapello County in the discussion Of
one or more of the following resolu-
tons:
Resolved, That the Bible (King
James Version) sustains modern
spiritualism in its phases and teach
ings.
Resolred, That modern Spiritualism
is superior to all systems of religion
extant.
Resolced, That a continuation Of
Spirit Phenomena of pure character
is explicitly taught in the New ano
Old Testaments.
Resolced, That the Bible is of human
origin.
Resolred, That vicarious atonemen
is a remnant of barbarism, unsupported
by reason or nature.
Resolced, That a physical resurrec.
ton, the basis of Christianity, IL q
physical impossibility.
RoB'T. G. EocLEs,
Des Moines, Iowa.
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best Sugar IN Wisconsin,

Mr.. Wefferling, superintendent OF
the Black Hawk Beet Sugar Mannfac.
turing Company, reports last seasons
operations to the Wisconsin State Ag.
ricultural Society. 4,400 pounds Of
sugar-pulverized, gganulated and
loaf-were made. Two hundred and
thirty acres were planted to buds, pro-
dncing, on account Of the dry season,
only about four and one half tons 10
the acre. The factory run nearly G
months at q daily cost of $40J, 9
the product was about $402, leayin ,
margin Of $500 per day. Not
profitable showing to be sure, "a
the superintendent argues that q
costs but tribe more to run l9yc !
factory than small one, there IL 10 {
ing discoursging in the result. VIA
q good crop, and ample facilities 10,
mauufacture, be has no s5s.CE CT the
result. The stock Lc-ders of the
company err 81 ,e-lg0ine Of ultimate
~, ess u 10. they have agreed to again
furnish their proportionate share Of
beets and wood to keep the factory
...... i. a a, ~ hor Wiufap -
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Tine NEW YORK TIMEs.-We publish
in this issue the prospectus Of the New
York Times, recommending the paper
to all persons who are DESTROYS of ia
king flrst-class American journal, one
which is suited to all classes and pro-
LESSONS. It is the journal which by
its bold and determined stand brought
to light and laid bare the astounding
and unequalled corruption of the Tam.
many Ring, and hesitates not to scotch
rascality, whenever found, while at the
same time it ably and fearlessly sus'
tains good government and faithful
officers everywhere against false
accusation and the Vaccinations Of the
ambitious and designing. AT this
time, through its extensive columns, il
is throwing food oflight in npon the
facts as they really are in regard to the
complaints made in certain quarters
against the administration Of Genera,
Grant.
We especially commend the Time
to our readers as very reliable ani
valuable paper, and hope our friends
will avail themselves OF its informa
ton.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

PEHeoNALs.-Hon. j. III. Merrill i.
at home ona two days fnrlough from
Des Moines. He bears his honors
with becoming grace and humility.
Gregg, one Of our Dry Goods men
Is going back to his fret love, Keokuk
Kingsbaker, the cigar manufacturer
win occupy the rooms vacated by
Gregg.
George cramer, Of the Cramel
House, Abba seems determined t.
nonopoliss The Hotel business. He
has added another story to Ais house
now naking Il 3 stories, has rehtted
and farnished it. and from the crowds
that be has We think he will soon have
to add on another addition or story
pretty soon.
The gentleman from wapello,'
Hon. 8. T. Caldwell, gave us call to.
day. He is looking well, and does no,
seem to Be very much worried by the
cares Of State.
Among our callers to-day were Col
Wilcox, Of Eddyville, whose genial
countenance is almost as good as sun.
shine, this bleak March weather.
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James Hawley, Jr, desires us to
make correction in the published pro-
ceedings Of Republican caucus,
which appeared in our paper last
Wednesday, in which he is represen-
ted as presiding over the deliberations
Of that body. 1t was an error Of the
typo, and we cheerfully make the cor
rection, and assure our democratic
friends that it was not James Jr., but
James Sr.
While we are in the correction busi-
ness, we desire also to apologize to the
sire for representing him in print by
the son.
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We notice by our exchanges that .
large proportion Of the county con-
sentions held to elect delegates 70 our
State Convention on the 9th Of March,
hare instructed their delegates to vote
for men who win support Gen. Grant
for denomination at Philadelphia. This
10 only carrying out the will of ninety
nine hundredths Of the Republicans Of
the State.
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Tho B. 4 N. r. r. Co. have arrested
three more Of their employees to.wit :
Howell, ticket agent ut Red OAK: Nc
Daniel. ticket agent At Corning and
Suydell. ticket agent ct Missouri River
Station. Our exchangss inform nj
that some OF the partiss have confessed
their guilt
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s1AsoNAHIn AylC1s ADoUr Sro0E
The near approach Of spring suggests
siiany questions ofimportance In regard
to the care Of stock, to get them into
summer in condition that any Of the
years growth will not be lost. II Is
not good plan to keep work horses
extremely TAT, by the use of too much
grain. when there Is but little work for
them to do; but Il 10 important that as
spring approaches they should be pro-
vided witha good coat of solid flesh.
by being fed on an abundance of good
grain and hay, accompanied with plen-
ty of exercise. The latter is very es-
sential. for If the muscles are not devcl-
oped and the flesh hardened, that must
be done after the blowing and planting
season comes on, at the expense of the
general condition.
The first months work In the spring
is a heavier tax on the endurance Of
work horses than any other portion of
the year; and if not properly cared for
in advance,they may utterly fail before
the season is past. If they do get thro', ,
they will present an appearance rather
| the worse for wear.
Cattle, too,must be looked after. The
stalk fields are becoming bare, and
straw stacks reduced, where the stock
have cleaned. during the first winter
months, fair living but now the re-
serve of grain and hay must be brought
out in greater supply, and care taken
that none of the animals shall be neg
lectcd. Cows should have plenty OF
1 feed and no rpUnlarlv YnilEpd n kaen
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We have neglected heretofore to call
attention to the card of B. Salvo, but
it 10 never too late to do good. salvo
10 known to every body that wears
neat and good clothes, and as will be
seen by his card, he hangs out at WA.
Jordan & Sons in the future.
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The Abba Union is now printing
the Premium List Of the Monroe
County Agricultural Society. Would
it not be well for our Agricultural
Society to be getting ont their Prem
inm List before farmers put in their
crops7 instead of waiting until after
oil the crops are planted.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

The Southwestern Coal Mining Co.
have left very fine specimen of bitu-
minous coal in our Office, taken from
their mines two miles southwest Of FL
don. u 10 free of sulphur and as hard
and glossy as the best Pittsburg coal.
We shall be glad when our citizens can
be supplied with such coal.
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Or. Ees,cr's skin and science cannot
bs excelie,i as a Surgeon, Ocuiist and
Physician IS years In a large and oon-
slant practice IN treating diseases and
deforrlity of the eyes, cyelids and ear
and NIL other acute aud chrome diseases
Of the human system that are in their ma
ture durable.
Tumors, canccrs, old sores aud every
form OF skin diseases are treated vuccess-
fully.
Or. F6sler will Welt any part of the
country in consultation or 40 perform
surgery, for all defcYmities and diseases
where medical u eatn snt Is Of no avail.
II must be admitted by all that sur
geon who gives his whole attention and
study as a Specialist. has NO superior in
treating diseases Of The Eve, Ear, Throat
Lungs, and other chronic Diseases
Office corner Main and Green streets.
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
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The latest thing out We saw a fell
low from the country this forenoon on
the street with COW hitched up with
pacing gear. For new beginner she
paced pretty well.
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The hens, and everybody else inter-
csted, will please observe that to-mor-
row week is Easter Sunday, and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
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From lady who was present at the
Sunday Schl Festival at Center School
House on Thursday evening last, we
learn that the affair was . decided sue
cess. The Charsdcs and Tableaux,
under the excellent management Of
Miss Ellen Blake, were very fine,
the Refreshments excellent, and every
body enjoyed themselves splendidly.
The net receipts were $110, which will
procure them very nice libaary.
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We are indebted 70 Winnie Prugh
for copy of the Constitution of the
Denver (Colorado) Cooperative Loan,
Building and Homestead Association.
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A Washington journalist says that
the members Of the Japanese embassy
wear gloves two sizes too large and
boots two sizes too email, and that
they walk up four flights Of stairs at
the Arlington in order to ride down In
the elevator.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

Oregon Republican State Convcn-
ton, proclaim Grant and Colfax as
its choice.
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From these who were present, We
learn ~ass CIR Public School passed .
an unusually ,reditabae examination
during the psat week. Unavoidable
business prevented our attendance, aaa
we cannot speak of the examinations
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

MARRIED.
WRIGHT-CARRICK.-On tho 10th
inst, by Rev. ]. c. Brown, Mr..
MATTHEW WRIoHr, and Miss MARY
A. CARRrcK. All of this city.
DAVIS-PRICE.-Att the residence of
Il. Randall Esq, by the Rev. r. E.
E. Corkhill, on the 21st inst, Mr.. A.
J. DAVIS and Miss FRANCES PRICE.
All of this county. @
| We acknowledge the receipt of q
very elegant and liberal donation of
cake from the happy couple.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

From the daily OF the 23rd.
Judge Sloan will probably continue
his court during all the week, making
a three weeks term.
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IN the daily of the sls..
Tho Iowa Division Of the Central
ilroad, has received 400 new frsight

Rat row between tho Post-cfice snd
} National Bank, Is on the move, to
IKE way for brick and mortar. 1t Ia
cd, better, best.
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Van Buren, county sends . strong
Grant delcgatiomto the State Convcn-
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From the daily Of the I'd.
We understand q new dry goods
firm is soon to occupy the rooms Of F.
4 w. q j. Hawley.
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HOOFI.AN DIS
GERMAN BiTTERS,
.Hoonand's Germ. Tonic
WITH HoorlAND1
PodophyllinPm
WIN sars you. rs.zass me s'sassss
Blood Purifiers

-Kn0wn tsthe NsilscaI world, and VII 4en4r
icate dlsqAae4. At1nlnl 1rOm 1nnnNpl 1891
Dc .sla' s.ssSs 9ss1sSys y - ~ X 49,,
Tho whole Supreme Court Of Penn.
Speak Tor thess rssDedisn. who would ask
for more dirnined and stFuageS tssstmonyf
Hog. Gso, oR W. WoopwAHD. Sosms,ly chief
syIstioe OF the Ruprsme Court of Pennsyl.
yanIs. At psessnt nembse os Co0grsss nom
fsn''''s'''ffh i,.ssiph,.. March s.h. ~.
/ md "Hoodand's herman Bitteys" = Q
5000 son,e. .s'ial !. a,:ss:s, g &c iiF:.;ly*
~ 'n' ~-'' = ESQ Go. v. ~5tSo 81 xiSsD. '
Hon. jazz Tuonrsnp. Chef Just . o. the
Supreme Conrs Of rennsS wanna.
FltlsdelPhia, Arm seeh. foe!.
vs,u SGda msicsSs II sass. q assscss 81 indi
my sspsrisnss q il Yoers. q s s.g:es,s
Jas. THOMPSON.
How. Hrcsox eyAusweop. Justice Of the su-
prene Court II eunsyly.ni1
J hsvs focnd by sxperieses t6st Hoca.nd's
dyspeptie synpsanss alin.ss S,,ecs.y; ooc
Ho.. WI. 7. MoDsEzs. Mayer q the CITY Of
naynsse Omce, Bu0Ais. June q, ~.
J have used ~aou0And's German Bitten snd
Toplcr In my lAmtly during t-s past year,
aud can reC0mmeud them ~ IN ox0o lent
tonic, impaYfsng sOne and vtgOr IN The eys-
rem. Their uas na~ b~sn productive Of de-
os ' WV. =. RoD0ERA
I Hnr. JAHn N. wooD. ex.NayoF Of VIII
: 4 tsGo 4rsst pleasure In ssepmnending
ssil0r 0nnds~ Oevinss u TOnic' 70 any one who
mas b nflicted with Dyspepria. bed the
any iood ON my romaon, and beesme ~
y. AZ o. nut 10 Be- able 70 walk halt NILE
Two bottle Of Tonic effected = perfect cure.
IAh ~. WNDDI
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In our flying visit to Des Moines,
lsterday, we found Wapello county's
orling representatives in excellent
,alth and spirits, aud taking promi-
mt and active part In legislation. We
link all will agree that we arc faith
lily and ably represented by men who
,nmsnd the confidence of their co.
yislators to a very large extent
hey need not fear to 60 before their
constituents upon their record. In
eed we hear good words spoken Of
hem on every hand among our people.
The Montezuma Republican aud
Standard comes to Us this week con-
olidated into one paper, and much
improved geographically and other
wise. We congratulate the proprietora
IN this sensible move. 'In union
here is strength The mania for a
multiplicity Of papers in every county
will die away when about two hundred
Iowa papers starve to death. There
never has been any need for two Re
publican papers in such towns Al
Montezuma, and nothing but spitewori
has ever kept them mp.
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Chas. N. Evans,

PROPRIETOR.
Formerly, C. n. Jackson d Co.
These Remedies arc for sale BY
Druggists, Storckeopers. and Med
cine Dealers srywhsre.
jam la-dwxm,.
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Mr.. Colfax says his happiest days
were spent in printing ONCE. Which
moves the Lowell Courier to remark
that if he wants to feel the old familiar
joys once more, they can give him :
''sit' at thirty-6ve cents 4 thousand.
Lieut.. Gov. Fisk, of Kentucky, has
cut loose from the Democracy and de-
clared for Gen. Grant.
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Ayers Sarsaparila,
non rUnIxxIxG rlal nLooD.

The roputattu this ex.
ccllcnt yl0slicltic 0l,joys
10 derived fsplli Ne oayes,
many Of which arc truly
marvellous. lnvctcrA1I
cdscs Of Hf.rofnIoHs die
ease, where tho eysteir
sccnic.i saturated Wit
corruptlou, have l,ecI
purilcd and cured by II
HcI6iiilons affections ans
disorders which were ne
gravatesl by tho scrotM
Ions CONTAMINATION ei.ti
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Having inst built one Of the Largest Livery
stables 10 the etats Of Iowa. and having put
shAsod new and complete stock Of
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or Hun9f1tUte sOY 4eHcoby p1IIos 1WO FILLS
A DOHE. the mort power II, yet tnnooont,
Vegetable CathnStic D DOwn.
IL ~ mot nscesesry 10 takes han ifnl of
ttSse Pills 10 presiuce the desired efIsct; two
Of them ret quickly and sveFfulIy, oseana-
tnx the byty stonS.cn and bowels a al I'm.
phg Hin, or the Alc.ih0 Extfnat ~ NandrSke
and search, & than the Mandrake itself. Its
peculiar afiOn IL upon tbs Liver. rDeMninv Il
speedily from all shs, ructiona. with all hi
pOwer IT Mercury. yet fres from the injLfiuus
results nttached III Inc USE OF that mineSn1.
For all disessea. for which uso OF g.
tharti~ts Indicated. these pills VIII give en-
tire saSlAfAction In every case. They NEVER
FAIL.
In cases Of Liver Complaint. Dyapepaia and
extreme cot veness, lT. H0dp6AndS l5ermsn
Bitterr or n .nic shOnid b uaed 10 eoon- ti0n
with the pills. The toni j effect ~ the Bttt~n
or Toric puri6ea the blood. strengthens the
nerves.. REGULATES ths l.tv. =. and gives
strength n, energy AMI vigOr.
Keep your Bowels active with the pills. ARD
tone up the ~ tenn with Dttiers or Tonic, and
no disease can retain the hold. or even eAeoil
Kecoliect that IL il DR. HOOrLANps GER
MA v Remedies that MTe ~ universally used
and highly recOsh NEEDED; and do not all0w
tine Druggist 10 induce ylsu 10 take anything
else that he may say u INST - good. 6ecauee
he makes . larger pro0t on 81.
These Remedies will b cent by express 70
any iccaitty. upon appltcAttnu TO the PRfN.
CIPALOFFiCE,a ~ tho OEtNAN MEDICINE
STORE 6sl Arch st.. Phllsdsiphia.
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