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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.
6kPor ooRNEE sISIH- AND sTRKhTs
irsins yillrpn a. follow.
RAWasSsuhhaE4TM At

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After oCToBERis, ims. irsins van run a. follow,
1hAi ssL hshHH ron TkAWaSs ufNa s4fyks At
S,ss. al .I Niagara III. n,s:i ma ssw York e.
500 q. m, New York FL. sa5 a. m. daily. except
press, daily, except Sun. Sunday.
sys;diiiy. accommo aton North and West. daily.
II ~ > m, Fast Lane u 70 a M, kco?mmodA-
day. l5 p. m, Southern mail.
10 i. m. New York eI. daily EXCEPT sunday.
press, Si9 K. m. n. y eIgresss
~ y. M baltimore 40 Is 49, p. M, daily, except
oommodAtion, daily, eI- sunday.
oept Sunday. sos n, IN, daily. from
6is p. m, Cincinnati Ex- baltimore. daily eicett
day, North.
York Night Eipress. EIpiess, daily.
p, p dRav Paeine El IL q New YORK oipre's-
Trains iesyins washins ton as s:s = M, and 80
p m. connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro.
leaving Bowie Of 40 and II O. IN. 66 p M, arrv
Ing q Marlboro Of ~ and II ~ q m. and $50
Trains arriving at Washington At II ~ . m IS
snd rs p. m. connect at Bowie with trains leaving
h P q ~ Mn ss9 and ~ II; ONE.
nortSSss, Corner TSrtesnih snd fennsyl,sns ave
nue.. northwest corner Sixth and Pennsylyaris ave
nue. can have their basg,se called for and CHECKED
st hotels and residences to all points North and
West Through tickets to Cincinnati, Columbus.
Indianapolis. Louisville, b. Louis, New OrleAns.
fhicAsS, 9n,aha ssp s frsncisoo. And all points
'''' 4 L puBlRRY, Gen. Superintendent
IL n YnIINa 0en passei.er AGENT
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virgins, o, he ist6 instant, 81 tho IRsv, p d
hee,e. assisted by Rev. ID, y. hysorr. Mr; WA.
Of Hsrpefs Ferry. West virginia, No cards.
,,JAaERs -pAyIs.N tho residence q Mt. A:
W. Moody, Capitol Hi, Thursday. October 10, 81
~ O'Clock, by the Rey, DR.. Knight, Nj! PErEn
lAoERs, OF Rlshfnrd, N. y, and Miss MAZE Ia
DAVIS. Of Cleveland, Ohio.
sPAULDING-BALJ.--o the 18th NJ October,
by the lev. DR.. Charming. Miss MINERVA Y. BALL,
Of this city, and Major General j. ". bPAuLDiso,
Of Galveston, TexA,.
McKEE-HAMILTON,-on the 18th instant, 81
ses. on board the sieamshp Qly mpis on her voyage
Yea, rector II 81 James church. PoquetAnnoct.
Conn. the Rev JONI NJ. Z. McKEE, chaplain
and Miss ASsIH HAMILTON, dauEhter OF James
Hamilton. ESQ.,, MAJ. More, 81 Johnston. Ireland.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-18

WASHINGTON CITY. VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAIl.kOAp
COMPANY, (OrAnTe. Alexandria aud Mnnan-
sAs and LynchbIrg and Danvillo HAilroad
Ijompanies consol idated.D
poUBLE DAILY ThAiSs, ssiSe III SUNDAY nas{p
connections will be made between Mashi5ston .nd
New York connecting iwiee daily with JhssaEsels
vile ioI Riehmond and south. and all the line 70
VI the Cbesa pesfs and Ohio railroad runs no tran
| weslNard Saturday night or Sunday morning.
| "IeayS Warrington by Potomac Ferry Companyp
boats, seventh street wharf twice dAiyI1A N.
Gpion streets. Asta ndria, q bes- m tndl ~ .; 10
making close COMPOSITIONS Wsst and southwest.
Passengers for Manassas Division leave Seventh
Pullman Palace Oars from Alexandria 70 New OF
Bly tickets. at % Penhsy iysnll avenue and q
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DEPOT, Washinstcn.
.. o., or ct Alexandria, corner Of King and unioa
knoI,s Omnibus Line makes raIid connection be
tween Bal!imSre and Ohio railroad depot and sev>
Breafisst and supper on ferry boats for through
| passengert. - ,,,.n,,u m m
Aps =. NJ, bhoApoS, ". =.
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RAILROADS.
yxTAsHINeToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.

"AbHIN0TON AND OHlO hhlbhohD'
Es5isSlsS
Giirs 1 1Soins wesiwsrdl !. y y =. and isG m.
AZ Eos sTs'y a. N e%il,G1s n md
Pr Lsss6gFF ,s9,ns 1ts ss.sar 4 ma NJ,
snd 5il5 p m. and at Washington st s'oa a. m. ana
lnston sS 6so S ears a Tie SsiPors and fetgmss
s5sis s' ss%isa -issa. .as ~
T.% sH r0 so5 a. ls1 I, .ns Y
"a yslsS In;
"; oir' 4 ~ sy WA
sassa qfnsrsl Gke. Asen,.
- PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
10 'ffaafft1DEIgEIkSo,.
AND ALL POINTS ~ TIE NEW EsdihEB
THROUGH BErYEkAsr %Asulsoros AND
The sauirmens % tSas lins i hsw and q the most
,ia'E "a RAJ
22 n sqa - fal sgsPA ;SspA
s e and . GzfT ss ss q nS
and Potomso railroad. northeast corner Of sirth
f.., ilns cave m daily.
leave TsftimOrsai ssn = m. daily. s,eep, Sun.
leave West Philadelphia. at LIS .. m. dsny.ss.
Arrive al New York nt0p. m. daily. s,oep>
Hlchmond express, leave Washington ., l IN ?. m.
Leave baltimore ii 81 p m. daily. except Sun
| Lcste West Philadelphia atsppm
| Arrive at New York II 10 10 u, M
Night express, leave Washington al Os D. daily.
| Leave baltimore at 10 80 p, m. daily.
| Leave West Philadelphia at 30 a: ~. daily.
Arrive ct New York ~ SO a. m; daily.
| TRAINS hETURNINu.
Fast hne, leave New York ct Q IS O. IN.
/ Arrive at Washington Of !; ls p, IN.
| Richmond express, leave New York 81 10 .. N.
Night express, leave New Yorf att IS p m.
| Arriveat Washington at q; Is o m. "a, -.
Connections are made In New York with steamers
| on Sound, New York, New Haven and HARTFORD
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River rail-
road, Erie railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
| tare a. low ~ by any other route.
BASyAse calledfop aud checked at hotels and pri.
yAte residences on orders left at the following
offcee. where tickets and Information can be OBJ
tainod; Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
pennsylyania Ayenue; northeast corner Of siIth
baltimore and Potomac railroad, Sofnet Slxth and
| jyattf General Passenger Agent.
1
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ABOUT CATS.



We 20 abroad TO get the ncws. Tho press
OF tho country Is assuring us that Cincinnati
IL 10 have q cat show this fall, and Il Is not
becoming In use to dony what the leading pa
pers Of the country have unanimously as.
serted. Therefore, some little comment on
the subject Of cats In general will be In order.
Cat shows arc no novelty to Europe, though
strangers TO America. Tho Crystal Palace
In London presents an interesting show with
every year, as witness that Just over. Mr..
Lloyd, Of map and ship-building fame, had
his celebrated Aurora on exhibition. She Is
n beautiful little creature with hair OF q sill
very whitcness aud long, silkcn texture, and
6catng .he following biography, "Born In
Parias Aprp- 1880, came to London, Novcm.
Der 49, 1851. Travelled thence to Hamburg,
and Is now finally settled down In Lower Nor.
wood. Her lifc-sized portrait Is published at
her own expense, out Of the money she has
gained In prizes, and shc has been thought
worthy Of two euloylstic stanzos by Frederick
L,ockycr. N. B,-Thc visitor to inquire for
Tho famous tortoise-shcll cat. too for
which ESQ was yainly offered at tho last cx-
hibition, was at hand, and took tho FIRST prize,
us usual. Three red Tabithas, extremely
rare; Russian cats, looking like the starved
companions OF witches; kittens of Siam, al
most neutrality-suspicious. from pug dogs; cats
from the Isle oil Man, that have no tails; and
an Australian cat with twenty-six claws, arc
among the other attractions.
The cat Is literary animal, and has az.
ured much IN the pages OF Action aud Of his
tory. In the Arabian lege nd Of Muck Muck
the hidcous old witch tur. ned all her enemies
into cats, and made thc an polish glass floors
with their feet. A II .ndoo myth places a cat
alongside OF the Coz. Of the Moon, which may
possibly have som' thing TO do with Mother
GOOsos classic ar nrdnIn nI
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INSURANCE.

THE LYCOMING ---
Il FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF IA.
Total assets June 10, !sIS, sstsIss firc losses
B,S z Sn iSnf E: s h'fS M ETThi'
General Agent, 6bb street
j. RUSSELL BARR,
ociim Sptcial Agent, 1911 NJ street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-18

"Auythins purchased from us, u not
satisfactory, can DO returned and have
nsuey refunded. Wo guarantee every
thlnG. We sell 10 Hivs satisfactiou,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16
FRANZ .. PHsfnR. M. D.

Eighteen years In large and constant
practice, and Is years of that time, being
In the cities OF Philadelphia, Pa, and St.
Louis, Mo-. as consulting and operating
surgeon, for all diseases and deformities
OF the Eye, Eye-lids and Ear.
Special attention given TO a successful
method of treatment for diseases Of the
head such a. Catarrh or Coryza, Ozaena,
also the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver,
Stomach, Fistula. Hemorrhoida, stric.
lures. Tumors, Cancers and Polypus.-
Females who are afflicted with disease or
weakness Of any nature should employ
DR.. Fesler for successful course of treat
ment. 1t must be admitted by all that
when . surgeon gives his whole attention
and study as q specialist, he has no supe-
perior In treating the Eye, Eye-lids and
lar and all other nervous and chronic dis
eases Of the human system that are in
their nature durable. DR.. Feeler gradua-
ted at the Alopathy School. or 30 called,
Regulars, In 1858. and then graduated at
the Eclectic School In 1859. Since which
time he has adhered to its cause and
theory. The afflicted should bear In mind
and employ none but q physician who
makes . speciality in treating those dis
eases. Ifthey want to be cured and there
fore they will save their money by so do
ing. He will visit any part Of the coun-
try In consultation, and to perform sur
glcal operations. Office. corner Of Main
and Green Streets, Ottumwa. iowa,
sept IL '72w1y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16
The NewsRevenue.. Law.

The new Internal Revenue law went
into operation on the LIST of January.
The licenses, which are now being
engraved and printed, will be in sew
enteen different forms, and will be
supplied by the Collectors to dealers
in spirits, fermented liquors and to-
bacco, and others who paid what was
known as special taxes" under the
old law. These licenses must be pub
licly exhibited in the dealers place of
business, SO that it will be easy for the
revenue officers to see whether persons
required to pay the tax have taken out
a license for the current year. The
Assessors who are Ilegislated out of
Office by the new law will be relieved
from duty as fast as possible, and most
Of them will probably be required to
settle their affairs before the LIST of
July next, which is the limit fixed by
law for their retention in effice. The
Commissioner, it is understood, does
not anticipate any material falling of
in the revenue by reason of the new
mode of collection. If any should &C.
cur, he believes it will be very slight,
and will last only until the new sys-
tenn gets to running smoothly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16
EsHiirnadical.

President Walker, Superindent Har
RS, Assistant Superintendent Strong
General Freight Agent Wadsworth
and other dignitaries of the Chicago
burlington & Pacific Railroad Co.,
passed through this city to-day, earoutt
east, on an excursion train at 10 AS a. m,
fhoy We're interviewed by a large
number of our citizens and business
men and free interchange of courte.
sizes was had.
These officials who have succeeded
to the consolidated c. B. &. O. and
b. d M. Railroads, appeared to be ex-
ceedingly competent and gentlemanly
men, and they made very favora-
bic Impression upon our people.
We arc under the impression that
tho consolidated line is in excellent
hands and that the new arrangement
cannot but inure to the benefit of OF
tuinWa, which is the most important
point, in most respects, On the route
from Chicago to Omaha.
This road has always been the favor
lie one in Ottumwa, and we are rejoice
ed to chronicle the fact that the ar
engagements promise continuation of
mutual Interests and profit between
il and our people.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16
CAR SHOPS.

There is not one single point in Iowa
which offers such superior advantages
for the location of Car Works asOt-
tumwa. Here we have inexhaustibye
supplies of stone, timber, coal, and
water and no end TO the demand for
freight. platform and stock cars while
our railroads, reaching out in every
direction. afford us uncommonly good
facilities for shipments, freights, &c.
The Car Mandatory at Jefferson
vile. Ind.-in no respects as good a To-
cation as Ottumwa-paid net divi-
dcnd of % per cent. last year
The way for our merchants aud far
mers to restore prosperity to every
branch of trade and business, is to en-
courage the location of manufactures
among us TO furnish mouths to eat our
surplus products, and hands and strong
arms to manufacture our crude mate
rails into manufactured and money
producing articles.
The Gods help those who help them
selves, and the only way to bring
about these desirable manufactures is
to leave offchin music and go to work,
town and country, hand in hand, to
the accomplishment of these results
which are in our own power.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

town, and we believe, now il never
used when district is large enough to
use the graded system. It is admit
ted by all. that scholars make much
greater progress under the graded sys-
tenn than under any other.
While the school Board feel them.
selves bound to conduct the schools on
that plan, which they think is most
beneficial to the scholars, yet they are
willing to consult the wishes of a ma
jority of the citizens, and ask for a free
expression Of the same.
J.W. EDGERLY
President School Board.
Ottumwa.:.Jan 10.
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chambers.

EDITORS CouRIER:-I beg leave to
warn all teamsters and owners of
horses, to look well to their protection
against the disease known as CHAMBERS.
There is certain wood-hauler using
glandered horses, which almost every
day can be seen on the street. / have
learned by men from the country that
he shot span of old horses last sum-
mer, affected with the same disease.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

EDS. COURIER A communication
from citizen of the Fourth Ward, in
your paper of the 9Th inst, seems to
call for reply on the part of the
School Board.
Our schools are conducted under
What is called the graded system; we
have eleven different grades, viz:
High school; 1st, I'd, Sd, and Grammar,
lst, 2n.i, and Sd, intermediate LIST, I'd,
Sd and 4th Primary. When the school
in the Fourth Ward was opened, it
was voted by the Board, that all schol-
ars above Marion street, belonging to
the second intermediate grade and
below should attend that school. The
three rooms thus far opened are all well
filled, with the exception perhaps of
Mrs. Emerson's, who could accommo-
date eight or ten more scholars, bat as
far as we know, there are not enough
to form class, in that part of the
town, of the proper grade to go into
that room. There are probably eight
or ten OR more scholars attending the
lower school from the upper part of
the town, but they are scattered thro'
six different grades, and it would be
impossible to teach them properly in
one class. There are few scholars
attending the lower school from the
neighborhood Of Mr.. A. L. Graves,
whom we would especially like to ac-
commodate, as they have so long a
distance to go, and five can get class
Of eight Sr ten scholars in any
one grade from above the new
school house, even if it should
be as high as the first Grammar, we
would receive them in that school.
tmay be that the school Board are
4. 'ceiyed as to the number Of schoI-
ars of high grades in that part Of the
city We can judge only from those
thai are a., oudiag the lower school. II
there arc NOR. possibly We can estab-
,ish b.,,bo. ..a, in the Fourth Ward
school. If any pere, ons are keep.nF
tha;r children IT home, case 7os
arc net ab,e to walk to 'Ae io"er
school, and SIRE ottoo high a q. '"e ~
attend the upper, We would like 10
hare them re )ort the same % he eu.
perintendont. Mr.. Hastings.
We can't conceive low anv one
could nave got the idea that tne new
school was to be conducted on the dis
trict system. II is NOT adapted 70 our
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

A rev company has been organic
eaat Ottumwa for the purpose of man
utaeturing the Piper Corn Planter. II
iscomposed of collars, Blake & Co.,
men who do not make failures.
We like the get-up of the Ottumwa
people. When the opportunity offers,
they take hold like they intend to do
something, and soon begin putting the
article on the market.-Albia Spirit.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

Pickett 4 earns have contracted
with l.. M. Carpenter, miles north of
this city, 10 build him very handsome
farm house. The outside dimensions
are S4162 feet with bay windows and
~ the etcetefas to make it one of the
incest houses in the county. They are
now busy getting up the door and
window frames.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16
russell 4 Williams,

Second street. west of Washington, are
manufacturing all kinds of Wagons
and do a general black-smithing bust
ness. Their work is guaranteed to b
as good as the best, and they work q
as low prices as any other establish
ment. They solicit your trade.
Dec11wtf. RUSSELL & WILLIAMS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

Capt. j. Nj. Lammc. declined to quail
Try rs TIP. Assessor, and the township
Trustees have appointed III. P. Graves.
Esq, TO fill the place. This is good
selection, as there is no man in our
city who is better posted ON the value
of property than Mr.. Graves.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

The city of Lansing is now lighted
by gas.
Mashalltown talks of starch factory
A prize rebus advertised in the Cat,
CITY, received $50 solutions. People
do read "ads."
An Irishman named Mathews was
killed on Saturday, at Des Moines, BY
falling dirt from gravel pit.
On Jan. 9th, Byron Wright, young
school teacher at Cedar City, was shot
through the head by Elmira Stickney
one of his pupils, and her paramount
Richard Gergs, wounding him SO badly
that death will result. Jealousy and
an attempted ruin was the alleged
cause of the crime.
The Sioux City s. St. Paul Railway
shops at Sioux Ciy, were ready for oc
cupany, Jan. LIST. The tax voted for
the company was $50, 1000, in considera.
ton that the company should expend
an equal sum in the construction of ma.
chine shops in the city. 1t has already
laid out $4,000, and the sum will
reach $4,000, when the work is en-.
tirely completed.
Three Cedar Falls "school marms, y
got tired of waiting for the train the
other day and walked to Waterloo, q
distance Of seven miles. They call it
pleasant little exercise.
Last Wednesday night, a ruffian
named McGinty, persisted in making a
disturbance at a ball in Cascade, where
upon general row ensued, in which
McGinty got q dangerous pistol wound
in his cheek.
Efforts were made some days ago to
burn the Court House at Delhi, Della.
ware county. Late investigations dis
close the fact that cash book in the
clerks office, is missing and suspicion
points to one j. Brown, retiring clerk,
as the party who fired the building
He is now under arrest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

LosT.-Between the Engine house
otthe 3. & NJ. r. R, and the Depot, a
pocket book containing $40 in money
and a Deposit check for $500 on the
First National Bank. viii pay 500
Tor lis return TO me or the COURIER Of
nee HENRY TATE.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

DID YOU EVER.
Well, If you want the prettiest piece
of music and words that just tell how
1t is, send 30 cents for song and cho.
rus, full music size, kissing in the
Dark to ID. L. STAPLES & Co.,
Oct.3wl6t. Allen, Michigan.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16
lust Arrived.

One Of Kentuckey's fine mule Jacks,
Morrenzo Mammoth, at the stable OF
A. ]. Peck. Mr.. Jas II. David of XIV,
will exhibit the Jack, Pedigree and
certificates, to any one who may wish
to purchase. nOv7tf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16
AcRE-PRoPERry.


LaBartlett, ct al. to J.W Barrett.
M eH NV 3-73-I2, $l.O00
c Koett to A d Gerlock, NV &c,
sec 5-71-14, 6OO
3 Venator to j f Berbank. NIX
=, g Sc n sec s-72-l5 $500
w M Bingaman to F Thompson,
Sc NV sec 15-72-l2, aO0
G r Barton to Mobley, pt VIZ
Sc 29-72-l3 ~ acres, GOO
j E Doty to J L Doty, und Hek
ne 2-71-15 & els SO 35-72-l5
pit sw sc 35-72-15 4 ne Sc
sec. 26-72-25, 25fO
TOWN PROPERTY.
j jaeger to j Steinhof. und 4 ut
l s ID, Eddyville, 500
S L Burnham to w L Brown, ut
10 Roberts 6. d. OFT. l5O
j G Hutchinson to j W Nichols.
L IL Dixon & Hutchinsons.
addition, OIL. $50
A Nelson to Swantzur, L 4 B 80.
Eddyville, las
G F Blake to T e Muir, L7B4.
Blakcs add. 400
Il Myers to J Fuller, pit L 1B2
Agency, q
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

Rev. Hammond, the great reviyalist
Who awakened Dubuque recently.
commenced q series of meetings al
iAeokuk on Monday last. The stories
OF his receiving $3.50 per night or week
for his services he says are fabrica.
rons. All he expects is Hearty good
win and and cooperation" Our
churches are eudeavoring to get him
here.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

Coal NoTIcE.-Io the farmers and
all others wanting coal, have to say
that have opened my coal bank, three
miles west Of the Salem Chapel, on
the Edcyville road, and am prepared
TO furnish coal of the best quality, to
all who want it at the cheapest mark
eta5le price. TIM TERRELL.
ie.2N-Wtf.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

To examine Robinson Bros. Stock.
They have q nice stock of Shawls,
Blankets, Flannels, Cassimeres, Dress
Goods and Notions of all kinds Cheap
or Cash. Go and see them. dlw4t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

Rev. E. p Hammond, has closed his
revival services in Dubuque, after q
months work, and takes with him q
handsome testimonial, regarding his
efficiency, from number Of ministers.
The Herald, however, speaks of him
in the following flippant way:
"Rev. E. r. Hammond has packed
his carpet bag, and leaves on the early
train this morning for Keokuk, where
he will shortly open up his gospel
shop. He has been in Dubuque for
four weeks, and has certainly managed
to make it lively for the boys"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16
Ear,ners ard rle-el,antr

Val dc well to remember that Nc
CuLLoUGE Il LILBuKr nay CASH fol'
II he butter and eggs they can get.
Bring them on, opposite the Pos Of
5icc, CttunWa. Marl3wtf.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

TEHLlN--ANDERSON.-On the Sth
instant, by Justice Riordan, CHARLES
TEHlTN and CHRIsTEEN ANDERSON.
all of this city; Ottumwa, Jan. 9,
1873,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

OF the one thousand patients or
more who have been treated for the
disease of drunkenness at the Inebriate
Asylum in Binghamton, N. Y. eleven
twelfths have been voluntary inmates.
Its perfect cures have averaged thirty
four per cent. Ofthose admitted, one
half had inherited the tendency to in.
toxication from incorporate parents.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

The Senior Editor is on the sick list.
a 10 ID. boy came to his house to-day.
which may account for his indisposi-
lion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

!. ec'4ic's & Son aro putting ia il
Ga, N tteir Stave and Barrel r&etoly.
ana bv January first will be prepared
10 saw ali IT, 2 logs that will be brought
il. idecaod3tw.sl J.soEoz q 7os.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

Godey's Lady's Book for January
has been received and,as usual is as
handsome as it can be.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-16

List Of transfers BY Warranty Deeds
Filed for Record for the .ceeh. end
ing Jan. Z, 1872, 6y
LAFoRCE & MORSE,