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BUSINESS CHANGES

Z = - -. - - N'ifa"s
AT PRIVATE SALE n REsTAURANT -
Ih a. Departments, & "a q Eood be- 1c-s -,
ssIs s. y LSTINE a CLEAEY A....
/ ITO LoAN-SErERaI THOUSAND Dor ,kS
en- vel locafed Real Eta e, vita a. ira. H..
Ter cent negotiating lean
.,a TBoS. Z. EsSsANAS,
sefo .. sls IN STIR
EoR SAILS Oh ENCHANGi s-Tho Owner a.
10Y NJ. q. Assoeiatson, viii ~ % cN "a ,rr- i
Ter Real Estaie IN the oty count , A. he De- re-
q retire from eu,iaes~ TIE ira. Z = ex,-i..5'
Books bought, sold, and eNoha 'Rged II tar
WILL PAY 10 PER CENT FOR 1900 F1K
! one or two yesr; real estate secu FifF " ,rf-r
double the amount. Address Box :. Sta-
Office. s-rss-s,s-
EoR sALK-The Stock AMI FiVtuTes on : ----.T
u GROCERY STORE; rent very loW; vii q,
ness. Apply on the premises between and \ N
snd 9 and D m, No. <s- street n ". srp7s
EoR shlE-The STOCK. FINrURRS "a
aGoOD WILL OF MEAT and PROVISION
81 chl Loes,ior good VITA every eonvsgierce
street crfhwest, or call IN person hsiween tha ar.
OF and O'Clock .. m. sepsss
VALUABLE AVENUE PRoPERTY AT PR
ne.sr, I.rI,kxssTES SALE
nAsle MARBLE FRONT BUSINESS PRoPFRTY
n.ItNeti .'rncr u Peuns5 lyRnia avenue and lith
s.tse .. neI,h~eSt. Terms easy. seps7 90
A rlNk OPPORTUNITY roe BUSINESS
- lhe 30. 90 esiAb.ished STAND Of v. NJ ORNE
corner 81 III aId ID streets i Iavg otI~ref - ~
SRocKRIKs, fEAs. VINES I'D nal LIot6 ARSt is5
W. RANDALL, on the premises - ms A.
.os.. v. ERGOoD 8 90.
80 ~ Mn. ORGE = son.
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By AUSTIN p. BRouN

i BY AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Corner Of New York aveuus and FifS.,.,,h -.
Three large double HOUSES, ranrire In No.,
u sSpoto SSoIcs, and several other first LAS
One whole square Of GROUND and LOTS in all
HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant. j.,,.lv
hA MAtRf BRO.
Real Estate and Insurance BrOkers
n<o-N 1i2o street.
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WARRINGTON SENTINEL

TTHE WASHINGTON SENTINEL
Wy to-morrow will be very interesting to the
people OF the District Il will contain: The Cookies
Hopelessly Insolyent; Our Vice President Secretly
Pegglng Away; The Saints In PhIadelphia A Pres
ideptial Pension; The District Deb Something Of
the Ten importance Men and the Board of Health, &C :,
&C TO be had at the principal News stands and at
the once, corner 10th and streets. 1t.
SOFFlCE OF THE WASHINGTON CITY
Wy SAYINGS BANK,
- WASHINGTON, ID. O., September 15th, 1873.
NOTICE TO Decentralization and after this
date, ahd until further notice, this Company will
apply its rule requiring SIXTY DAYS notice OF
iLtenti' Q to withdraw de pOsiis
sep25 I'm JOHN A RUFF, Treasurer.
rSPRINGIPAL oFEIOE FkEEDMAN's
Wy SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
NAsHlN6ToN, ID. c., September 23t, ISIS.
NOTICE 10 Decentralization AMI after this
date and until further notice, this Company will
apply its rule requiring SIXTY DAYS notice of
intention to withdraw deposits.
sep2i 2m G.. W. STICKNEY, Actuary.
Ms MEDICAL SOCIETY, DC.
The Anniversary Grafton before this Society will
be DELIVERED by DR.. DANIEL Il. HAGNER, at Marini's
Hall on FRIDAY, the 10th inst at clock o. IN,
The PUBLIC are res pcctfully invited.
:. 9. BUSEY. NJ D,
j. nj. TONER, NJ. u, Com Zee
sep23-4t JOHNSON ELLIOTT, NJ. D..
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Nv - s-@>@<<s
FoE kESr-TURNIsHID ROOMS, IssI
EUK sALE-Nice country building SITES tOr
sale, at way station, thirteen niles from wssh-
imssstOn. Address DASL AMMEa, Belr.ygle,
E0R BENT-Trom October LIST, eiesanf three
= aory BRICK HOUSE. containing Is rooms, with
and All inemetern eenv enspee' sssied BY
a, between y snd 81 streets, Grants how. Apply
10 1No: .. SCOTT, American House. sepE
FOE SALE
BRICK HOUSE No. 1884 Columbia stree; three.
oss,y oriek iront marble msEtels and ali the
BRICK DWELLING n. 1905 sa.f stree. pressed
TEkME HOUSE, sss ss y ss as TSom.. .,.e
several Brick ks swnIGises o 5sTs. and r
Several nice BU III Lers on 10Th street. b,.
sAfI On tkSs 4 fku FOs "a GTy
DEN LAND, situated on the south bank OF he Pc
%s o. ,%Se q sssss
IN inl eesrins And an orchard OF best varieties Of
q Washington, Georgetown, Tessrveir and river for
Monty LOANED on Rea, Estate Security
sepr-eolm No. sos ism street.
EoR RENT-Eisht HOUSES, a. -, per monta.
CRAFT, 1881 F. e p Ms W MIS- se1isci%
EvR RkNT-sT0gE AND HOUSES very de-
Io sir@ble STORE aud DWELLING; situsied No.
and dry goods; nelt door 10 Mr.. Repgetti. Inquire
sa a2 s,h street northwest between fenns sys9ae
EoR RENT-UnfuTnishv Rooms on "a and 81
u hooIs, large and airy; bath rooms on either
floor; suitable for housekeeping Apply sIi5 Pa
EQR BENT OR sALE-FARM s. sores; 80 acres
L hne clay land; brick msnufactury = mile from
ss Ssus .Eop Resss told
sT6s s ssTp CHEAP Apply to H. John
FOR RENT-OFFICEs at SOS lith street, near
4 kbbitt House; will suit lawyer or claim
agent. sepl0lm
EoR sALE-In EIlaville, Prince Georges cOun-
", lxBEAUTIrUL RESIDENCE,
ing view Of surrounding country, and fifteen min
utes ride in the cars to the city from Bsdensburg
Frame House, twelve rooms; eistern, fine well, eI.
celent water, and spring -honse, barn, &c. Peach,
a isSSs BRYAN rsi.
'f ..Ss,l' 1887 a!!s$.
EOR sALE..That beautiful block Of BUILD.
o. lSG Is on street corner Of sth northwest, is
point Of location and they
city TSey hsSs ~ t sny pf.ssss IN the
stands throughout, hot and cold water, furnaces,
stationary vssh tubs tubes, water closets.
bath rooms, and every other requisite pertaining 10
st.elase houses. Apply to AISTROP BUDLHY,
Nn street Ano Louislana avenue. auR29 SIN
E0R SALE-A new FRAME HOUSE on street
- Southeast, between sth and 9Th streets; rooms,
patnroem and cellar, gas and water Apply 446
lstreet northNeN. aug3 I'm
kNQk sALE-A large and handsome DWELLING
= HOUSE, S26 street northwest; pressed brick
'front.'. with brownstone trimmings and porch Main
building 23xS; back building 16x3B. Lately buiit
Tor me in the most substantial manner BY Entwfste
Barron, now In perfect order. II has all the mod
ern Improvements, and finished handsomely inside
Located on one OF the handsomest squares in the
city; street completed with wooden pavement and
parked Will be sold very cheap and on very favor
able terms Apply to 3. b. BACON, Grocer, 1O9
marker space iy3s SIN
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OF THE WASHINGTON CITY
y SAVINGS RANK
UKEGIsTRArIoN NOTICE.
10 THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA.

a.
AS reQuire9 by the "act in relation to the regis
t1atlon OF voters In the District Of Columbia" an
Proved June % 1873, the Board of Registration for
the strict OF Coium ba will hold sessions daily lex
snhasy ,loetween the hours Of IL m. and ,.
z, and ending with WEDN ESDAY, October g, 1873
at their rooms in the Executive Building northwest
corner 81 Pennsy vsnia and Nth north
west, Washington, ID. c., where all persons pos
se-sirg the necessary qualifications, not hereto
fore regis,ered and all per who have arrived at
the egeOf twenty zone years sinca the last election,
and those who will attain that age on or btfore the
ith day OF October next, and all persons who were
previously registered and have changed their resi-
dence from one Legislative district another and
VIII Rave resided therein thirty days inmed .teiy
the 18th day Of October next, and all per-
soEs who have been nafuralized and whose natural
izssion papers have matured, must present them.
erly registered.
Persons who were registered at the last reeistra.
Ton and have not changed their residence from one
appear before the board, a. BY the terms of the
law above cited "the registration Of voters for the
year 2 stands O. the OF voters for the
ylsiens OF said act, in the cases above mentioned
Persons having knowledge Of the death OF or re-
movai from the district OF any citizen, req
to report the same 10 the board.
Legislative districts, nor at the City Hail. but the
board will be in session the Executive Building
on the day Of election, during the hours such cleo.
ton is held ito certify in when an error has
" '''e' '"' '0' 'AA' puGG GGoRGEs s. GIDEON,
p. NJ. DUBANT,
R0BT A. GRIFFIN,
3. ROGER WATTS,
DAVID MESSER,
sepiJ Board OF Registration.
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R1AT BARaINs IN
DRY COO s.
Bleaehed Cottons from Sc. nm.
sheeting Cottons in 81, "a and lO-4 from y1,c nm
Androscoggip Bleached Cottons Ice.
Linen Towels, 81 per dozen and upwards,
poyiles !oc. per dozen and upwards.
Table Linen from Sc up
waterproof Cloths from qoc IN,
Canton Flannels from ls1,c nm
Laofes hose from loo. mp 20 fine Balbrigans al Sc
Biach Alpacas and Mohairs from 25c up to Al
Black Cashmere ct clio aud upwards
sa@ s assnd Il ~, u Is 81 3d. sl7s, 81, san.
Bed Spreads at 81 Is and upwards,
WOODEN Blankets, shawls, Flanneis Dress G ,ods
&c, &c. at ~ per cent. less than former price,
q. Elegant one and two button Paris Kid Gloves at
% and 75c. Gall aud examine.
BR0DHEAD CO.,
sepl3-ts2s 1905 r st., bet. iaih and 18Th streets.
Emory BAXTER's
PRICE LIST:
ALL WOOL FLANNEL.....-............ Sc. vard
WHITE LINEN HANDkERCHIEFssc pi,,ce
A1NGG DO1 10. dozen.
LIN ~ TOW DC. piece
WHITE COTTON HOSE. .............. 90 nsir
BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF DIZZY GOODS.
EMORY BANTER.
sepl1-tr 1920 Pennsyiyspia ayenye
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NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
INTO FIFTY SMALL Farms

VI tocI AID g twenty acres each, has recuey been
Soh kLetea ty ule subscriber. These h.ag-ff1i
heiRh's cO;'mend the finest viess q IN raqit,I
Slles, are noted for their perfect heathfu uess is
.nA q, ~ altitude q so fect above tie Tatsa1ee
Ihls locality i perfectly free firm the nj. -
nlssms 81 The low lsnss. and i thusr endert second
from AL ie' ers These small farms are nov ar5
on ecconnl attn terms, and Ata rr.sf f.--,,,.
much less, indeed, than Al any other desirali n ~,
lear this city, while they decidedly IN rff a.
slrabie sto 9uality OF soil, views. hcn -
accessibility. The soil hiss proven o. DO tfe -,
perfectly adapted % grape growing OF aDr land -.
FOUND IA THIS lstitude, the suhscf her hat ii - -
the most successful whey sris on these lnnfs -.
load'd with their ripeninR cluster, th,, -, ..
founo IN THE country or Europn TIE 50. ,-.ifS,,
OF these grapes Is well known IN this cifv N'S
These beautiful Highlands are Aoca-sal,l. NV s,,.
roacs ana easy grades, IN pleasant drive of slin
uie- from this city, and well Wsfared ~ .,i..
Of the purcst soft cold water ~ 'Ass
RoBr A. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate Broker, OF 3 Is--' -,
auls over National Mafrnn.Iir -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12
WApEI.r.O COUNTY.

Through the kindness of Vim. HI.
Caldwell, County Auditor, we are en-
abled to lay before our readers some
interesting statistics of this county, as
collected by the assessors of the vari-
GUS Townships this spring. Number
Of acres Of land, 273,927, valued at ST.
39l, O56.64. Number OF cattle, 1l,73s
valued at $lS5,940. Horses, 1881, VAL
ned at $274, 1888 mules, GAO, valued at
$27,545; sheep, 1919, valued at $l5,-
1853; swine, 29,677, valued at Slo5, 219-
CO.; value of merchandise, 1907 $3.50 /;
capital employed in manufacturing
$2S, 233; moneys and credits $780,, 574 /;
taxable household property, S3l Az /;
corporation stocks, $l25,225; taxable
farming utensils, $5,507 vehicles, $780,
6Sl. All other taxable personal prop
erty,s50, lO2. Total number of Town
Lots in the County. l,72i, Of which
Ottumwa has s4S. The total value of
lots is 81, 2S0,S30. Total value of real
and personal property in the county,
$5,749,575.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12
Chicago live stock market.

&nkGHAV VSVN~ H.Nse
OFFIcE OF THE EVENING JoURNAL}
CHICAGO, JInc 10.
There was NO essential change TO
notice in the market for cattle to-day
The receipts were fair as regards num-
beers, and the quality fully up to the
average for the last two or three weeks
but as there was no urgency in the de-
mand, pri ces ruled about steady at the
figures current yesterday on shipping
account. A few Pittsburg buyers were
operating, but New York buyers took
hold sparingly. City butchers bought
a few good cows, but their purchases
were on limited scale. The market
closed quiet but tolerably steady.
The fresh receipts were 2,60l head.
Sales 2S2 head at Is. 10@5,30 fOrchoice
butchers stock; $5@5.45 for fair ia
good, and from $5.65@5.90 for choice
to extra smooth shipping beeves.
Although the receipts were much
smaller than for some time past, yet
from the large number left over from
yesterday, there was no disposition on
che part of sellers to advance prices
as a large number OF State Hogs are in
the pens, and have been for some days
New York buyers took few drovei
of smooth light lots at about ycster-
days figures; but the feeling was rath'
er weak and unsettled at the close
The fresh receipts were 4,327 head
Sales, 1919 head at $3.84@4 for rough
uneven lots $4.l0--4.90 for common
to fair, and from $4.35@4,55 for choice
smooth lots,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12
NlANs,JAs...

La Force & Morse, Ottnmwa, Iowa,
are the appointed Agents for the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad
lands. Railroad tickets aud bills OF
lading at reduced rates.
Parties going to Kansas, New Mex
leo, Colorado and Arizona, will serve
their best interests by addressing or
calling upon them for circulars, plats,
maps, railroad tickets, bills of lading,
and full particulars. They furnish free
transportation over the road to all land
buyers. Lands sold at low prices, ON
long time and low rate OF Interest.
juGdlaw&w3m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12

riding to Rocky Point as If to intercept
him. When the team approached one
presented a needle gun at Fairchild,
SAYING Get n down. YOU old nh. white.
thority, sir ~ "By mine; I'm go
ing to kill Indians, and you. too" was
the reply. Their leader caught hold OF
the mules and unhitched and cut the
harness. Fairchild, clinging TO the
lines. leaped to the ground, The poor
wretchcs implored for mercy aud beg
ged Fairchifd TO save them. The war;
riers were unaraed and knew that re-
sista ice was useless, and they were the
coolest in the party, though facing in
evi.ablc death, but the women aud
children shrieked and groaned and
wept piteously.
F'airchild had nothing but small
pistol. Six inches from his ear was
the muzzle of the needle-gun. lie says
the tears cs.,ne to his eyes. lie mingled
his voice with those OF the Modocs in
hope that the massacre might be avoid
ed "Oh, it was a terrible scene" said
he. II never shall forget it. ] slnd-
der when think OF what saw and
heard. The fearful voices OF those
women and children still ring i'm my
ears. But tho cowardly hounds would
not be baulked.' A shot and Little
John lay dead in the bed Of his wagon
with bullet in his brain. The mules
dashed away with Fairchild and tan
gled him in the lines. Five more shots
in rapid succession and Tehee. Jack
Perry and Mooch were dead. Little
Johns's squaw had frightfnl wound
In her shoulder Away ahead in the
road in the direction Of Boyle's Camp
was cloud of dust indicating the APP
proach of a team. The mnrdcrers es-
pied the dust and in moment were
riding rapidly away.
Sergeant Murphy, OF Battery G, 4th
Artillery, with ten men and teamsters
came by the team. The Sergeant took
charge Of affairs and remained with
his men ON the ground. Fairchild and
teamster, and the wounded sQuaw and
her two children came here at o'clock
this morning. Fairchild reached Gen.
Davis headquarters and related his
story. Teams with an escort were al
once sent out after the prisoners, dead
and alive. No steps have been taken
for the apprehension OF the felons who
performed the bloody work. II is
generally supposed that the Oregon
Volunteers are the guilty parties. Mr..
Fairchild is of the opinion himself. The
warriors killed were not charged with
murder. Those who know them best
say they have only participated in
open fights. Every one condemns the
affair rs atrocious and without excuse.
There is no doubt but that the murders
were carried out upon carefully ar
ranged plan, as Fairchild noticed horse
| men in the road ahead and behind him
when the shots were fired. Had John
Fairchild, instead Of James, been pres
emf, another murder might have been
added to the list, as the Oregonians are
bitter In their hatred of John, the oil,
man, and other Californians.
The Warm Springs have only a few
weeks longer to serve.
Sergeant Clinton is failing fast.
San Francisco, June 9.
News of the massacre of the ModoC
captives has been received here. There
is universal surprise and Indignation al
the atrocity, and tits loudly denounced
| by every one.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12

For SwELLED New AND ENLARGED
GLANDS. Case.--For several years
past I have been badly afflicted with
Goitre, or Swelled Neck, and it had
become so bad that an effort 10 raise
my arms above my head produced a
choking sensation, which was almost
uncomfortable. After trying several
remedies with no benefit, ! was adj
vised to try KiSe OF THE BLOOD, which
did, and the effect has been almost
miraculous. took nearly seven bot
ties, and 1t has not only cured my
neck, but greatly benefited my general
health. i have not felt SO we'll for
years. l have been troubled from
childhood with fatty tumors on my
arms, and l can see the wonderful ef:
fects of your medicine upon those, for
they have already begun to diminish,
and think that if l continue on with
the medicine. they will entirely disap.
pear. With gratitude, remain,
.CHARLoTTE s. SMITH,
Columbus, Pa.
See advertisement in another col
umn,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12

There has been general rush the
last month at the Drug Store Of
Taylor Blake n Co, Ottumwa Iowa
for DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup.
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and for amy
person suffering with q severe cough
heavy cold settled on the breast, con-
sumption or any disease of the throat
and lungs it has no equal in the
world. Our regular size bottles are
rs cents. Two doses will relieve any
case. Try IL. Sample bottles free OF
charge. TAYLOR BLAKE &Co.
Wholesale Agts Ottumwa Iswa,
ml3dAwtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12
FELEGRAPHI |
REpoRTED ron TfzE COURIER
Cruel autchery OF lot OF the
Modocs.
i7of Them Massacred BY the
Oregon Volunteers.
Fiendis1 slaughter Of War
riors, Women and Child
rem.
NEW YoRK.

NEw YoRH, June IL.
A Washington spondent tcle-
graphs there is the best authority for
saying that the Minister to Guatemala
and San Salvador, knows no Central
Americans who may Nave seen the
President on the alleged subject Of an
nexation or any other subject. The
Minister has not been in Washington
since the 10th OF April, 10 his knowl-
edge. and not single prominent ma.
tive Central American is dreaming of
the annexation of his country to the
United States.
The steamer Moro Castle. for la
vana, took out 1900 rifles and upwards
of one million fixed cartridges, which
are believed to be for the use of negroes
who have been lately ordered to tho
Trocha.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12
IRON DUKE. Jr.
His IEistOrysnna Pedigree.

Farmers of Southern Iowa! Yon
eA....-.. :. ss,..s..n ..-;sa enYlnnp horses
1t win pay you to raise first-class
horses, and you will have during the
year 1873 the opportunity to breed to
Iron Duke, Jr., one of the purest bred
horses that could be found in the far
famed Blue Grass region of Kentucky.
He is closely related to Lucy, George
M. Patchen, American Girl, Green's
Bashaw, Bashaw, Jr., Kirkwood and
raise something that will pay.
InoN DUKE, Jr., is dark bay horse
was sired by Old Iron Duke of Long
Island dam q HambletOnian and Prin-
ter mare.
OH IRON DUKE, the sire of Iron
Duke, Jr., was sired by Old Cassius NJ
Clay. His dam was Cleveland bay
mare, out of mare sired by Imported
Messenger.
OLD CAssIus n. CLAY, was sired by
a celebrated horse known as Henry
Clay his dam was fast mare, knowl
as.the dam ofJohn Anderson. Cassius
M. Clay was noted sire Of trotters.--
The horse Henry Clay was sired BY
the great trotting horse Andrew Jack
son, the finest trotter Of his time hi
dam was the great trottiug mare Sur
| rey, from Canada.
ANDREW JACKSON was sired BY
Young Bashaw his dam was by Why
not, son of Imported Messenger
grand dam by Imported Messenger.
You've BAsHAw was sired by Crane
| n + A IL hte1 ar TDaa rl
by First Consul, grand dam, Fancy, b,
| Imported Messenger. This horse wa
the founder of the trotting family o
Bashaws, and he had cross Of Messen
ger in him. He was bred by Thoma
Logan, of Pa.
| GRAND BAsHAw, EArabian), was foal
ed about 1916, and imported from Tri
poll in 1920 by Joseph C. Morgan. ii
stood near Philadelphia, and many q
our fastest trotters are descended fror
him.
/ IMPoRTED MESSENGER was foaled i
1850, was sired by Mambrino his dar
by Turk; grand dam by Regulus; b
Startling by For Gipsey by Bay Bonl
ton, &c, tracing to natural Barb mare
He was imported about l7S6, and die
ON Long Island 1909. 1t is now unive,
sally conceded that Messenger was tn
great Progenitor of the fast trotiia
horses of the United States.
| lRoN DUKE, Jr., is eight years oil
this spring, is a model of beauty, spec
and endurance. Is about IL hand
high. lie trotted when FIVE years OLE
after only six weeks training, fn
mile in 2:55l4. He is, without que!
ton, the finest bred horse in Souther
Iowa. lie was brought here frol
Kentucky, and will be kept during th
Season oil 1873 at the Mambrino Stoc
Farm of Morris j. Williams, one mi
from Ottnmwa, Iowa, on Monda,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday /
each week, and at the Fair Groun,
northwest Of Otlumwa, on Friday an
Saturday. Ten dollars to insure.
al7wtf Henry PIKE, Keeper.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12
Paisaninx the stck

There never was . speciality In medicine that
was not pirated. Hostetter's stomach Ditters is
no exception to the general rule. Fraud follows
In the track Of the Great Vegetable Restorative
/. makes the circle OF the world, and offers Its
pernicious limitations TO the sick at every turn
ious to drench the public with their trash. The
imitators and countefeters offer 1t by the gallon.
the BARREL the hogshead. As well as by the BOTTLE
Beware Of this deluge OF denominations. Bear In
mind that the true article Is sold In bottles only
and the lmpress Of genuineness is to be found up
on the finely engraved government stamp and the
elegant label. The great vegetable tonic prevents
and cures all bilious disorders and complaints OF
the digestive organs and the nervous sysiem, NAL
aides upon which the vile limitations produce no
more effect than the P0pes Bull upon the comet
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12
CALIFORNIA.
san FRANCISCO, June 8.

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Dispatches from Boyle's Camp, Of
Sunday, relate the particulars Of the
atrocious murder OF Modoc prisoners,
it is supposed, by the Oregon volun
teers, Saturday morning. James Fair
child and about dozen other men left
Fairchild's Rancho, on Cottonwood
Creek, with seventeen Modoc captives,
women and children, including Shack
nasty Jim, Bogus Charley, Tehee, Jack
Perry and Little John Indians, in q
wagon drawn by four mules. At the
crossing of Lost River the party en-
conntered the Oregon Volunteers, UNI
der command OF Captain Hiser. The
soldiers gathered about the wagon and
questioned Fairchild. The latter told
them the Modocs were all Hot Creeks
except Little John, and that there was
no charges against them.
Fairchild undertook to push ON TO
Boyle's Camp, and the volunteers re-
tired to camp near Crawley's. On
the road he noticed two men ahead
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-06-12
RADDLERY.

James Taylor, Curlcw Block, OF
tumwa, has OH hand at the present
time, the largest stock of Saddlery
goods ever offered in the West, and
at prices to suit the times. Saddles OF
all styles, Ely meta, Linen sheets, Har-
ness, Collars, Whips, and Zinc Pads,
at prices lower than they have ever
been offered. Also on hand, No. ]
article Of Plastering Hair.
Cash paid for hides, Pclts, Wool and
Beeswax. jl2 2tw