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National Republican., 1873-12-27
aI,orn srWINo uAcuIrys,

piicants BY the Chicago Relief Committee, each
applicant designating the machine che wanted,
24z7 were OF tho Singer patent. ThesSpigptncent
facts show the high. appreciation IN which this
excellent machihe1s hsld.-Hsrpsr's Wsskiy, SsW
York. - y
National Republican., 1873-12-27

FonD's OPERA MeusE.
CHRISTMAS CONES HUT ONCE YEAR.
ON CHRISTMAS EVE ~
wedne.qay, Deeeinber ~, ti,c great cvtcrps.
sSneea, rns, pTs@s, s,eedynF some startling rseens
ESCAPED FROM SING sING.
IN which the ccchratcd neior and author, MI. fkJM-
lNICk MURRAY, will assunic i've dlnerent aliases
and personnte the yurtons chnraettrs.
satgyday Nislt last time o. :. ..Essped From Sing
ing xmas week. : - :. - u
TS&SsE sSa III, ss,sp Expressly for
production IN Wnshinxtnii, entiticd.
oNo.H HsS Is skn1UffYfs AkSIcA IsAsLH allss shAVs'
IN WHICH fun dr.matlc company, the Narrinsttt
iriIogni.t "a lie World, NJ. Z. b. DAvis, at o.
Sis,o's, will appear. NJ dc7s-tf
National Republican., 1873-12-27

East side, lu.ar strrct,)
has now In Store nu,i daily receiving. large and
complete assortment Of fuxSTLrMEs's, Bows AND
CHiipnEs's HATS OF the very LATEST sTyIks;
also, . conplete assortment Of oExrs FuRSisH.
ING aoops, cheap for cash.
National Republican., 1873-12-27

On Christmns eve the scholars Of the Ryland
Chapel 6abbath school gave an exhibition at the
ekufeh sdiAcs, corner oi ID and Tenth streets,
south Wsshinvton. The exercises consisted OF
Ses.tasiens, dislo4ss., solos, and ehergse,, and
recttations Of Florencs Hinton, FLORENCE Walker,
Robert lmpey, Fred. lupcy, Charles lnpoy, and
Minnie Bird. The solos, Awake up little Daisy," ="
and Hang up the baby's stocking" BY ataFIlg
Bird, little etSl Of about slx summers. delighted
the audience, and are worthy Of special mention.
In the various exercises large NUN bes Of the
children participated. and we give tho names Of
Icy, wp. Kcrts, Frank z. Mstnlrc, Jas. Hal,
sp9s nsS w3s Es's M-ii sd dsI. ss' aaI
.,. wiis s,.:S Ss ss sa sas ssas Aas' oIS.os hsas
kspper, Carrie Norris, Anna Havonner, Addie
,stshl, Ida Grown, Albert Poprins and Harry
prii During ne evening MIss Rachel Garrett, the
orEanisf 0f the ehdrch aud school, was the
recipient OF . Handsome fivar pitcher, snlrsr
and goblet prossntsd 70 her ~ the ofneers
don ives pads BY The ariztant superintendent
s.a nseS. e e. .,s SssS1S Sy yss' s sba %
lspssisd @ next rss.dst sssains, w ' y
-p.ios ouAyHL y. n skssArH soHooL-
Thsrsiay Night the sudltotiuw Of Union Chapel
sltnnled on Ttsntisfh uifssk, near Penhsylvfnii
avenue, wAa the scene " the p9<l eprapttrqd jol
among Tho ehildron Of the sabbath school IN,
their psssnts together With the numerous pa
, 1873-08-30

:spcc,n& DiajatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
LA8ALLE, ILL.,, Aug. q. Tho steamer Katio arrived
tha afternoon, towing the canai.boats J. Crafty and
Gypsy Queen, from Henry, and tho North Branch,
from Lake Depte, nll with corn for Chicago. Tho
canai-boat Callna, also with corn for Chicago, wns
towed up from Peru. Tho canal.boat Loviahal, with
lumber for Peru, was lowed down, and tile steamer
Kne departed light for loru Tho canal-boats Gy1ay
Queen, Sana, j. Crotty, and North pranch, all with
for Chicago passed Into tho canal and the Caro-
line. with lumber for pekin, for Peru, and the
Of tho canal. Eight feet and vo inches Of water on
tho ntcraill Of Lock l5 No report Of tho stage OF
water below.
CANAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.-Ann1vzp-
F, I. Bhormnn, Willow Springs, 90 yds stone !:
Sligo, Willow Springs, IS tons ice; EiHo
0'Connell, Sag, 10 ys stone; Henrietta Walkor, Lo-
mont 90 yda atone Con. Mcpherson, Lotnon IS yds
stone; T. r., Lernont u ya stone Rescue, Lemont,
85 ydB stone; ". Z. 1oebuck. Lcmont, 80 ys stone
Mayfowcr, Le1nont 81 yt1s atone Martin Hogsn, La
mont, B5 yits stone Il. II. Atkinson, Lcmolt Is yds
Btone; ". A. Steel Lemont GO yds stone Augusta,
Lemon 50 yda stono Traveller Lenlont 80 y1s stono;
0eorg!a T., Scncca 400 DM corn, 400 Tia seed Rob-
nrt Holiness Marseilles 5000 bu corn; Olive Branch
Mnrsclles, 5000 bu corn.
CIEAnEn-DrI, East Arorris North America, Sen
eca; Frederick, Morris; Augusta, Lemont; Sligo,
Willow Springs.
Cn1oAoo, Aug. 2o--o r. p.m.-Ann1yzD--D. L. Wright,
Morrls 6.150 bit corn Gold Hunter, Morris, $3.50 bu
corl; rarson Drowntow, Henry, 400 In eorn; prop
Wasp Summit, IS yds atono; Galona, Willow SPRINGS
GO tons lco ltelance, Lemont 80 yds stones Floroce
Boyer. Le1nont ~ yds stoue.
GI.EAMEp-LcGranx, Henry, 90, ,862 IT lumber; Col,
Taylor, Joliet, O., 608 II lumber.
, 1873-08-30
Pittsburgh Oil Market.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 29.-Crude worry quiet; eales
Allegheny uonlnally at 18e; nothing doing.


Il A0 NkuAAANc NA@1hVlSs
NEW YORK.
=, NEW H HYoax, Aug. .2o.-corroS-outot; middling up
land, 20lac.
DnxAnsrurrs-F1 Flour moro actlyo nnd higher; re-
cciItu, 5000 brs auperano Western and state s510@
choice, s6Io@7 white wheat extra s. 75o2seo OK
acttve a,d trn. Com maal ia tsr 1amand; Western,
ss.le@a.45. Wheat active, excited, und higher, viii
ssfas seea stes irs asssp: eo Sew rssoe So
dhicago fl.t5a1.o8; No. milwaukee,, $l.6o@1.o 1.ooX;
do to arrive, t1.'7 Rye active and 'frm; inferior
WesterM III Store Csc. Barley and malt unchanged.
steamer Western mixed, so@s8c; aail do. ao@ooa
@ sas apa y'eS os sss cS 4ssSs ssss hts
mixed Western. q. .'@4so; White: 1s: te@t9c.
aaies; far to good roiniig. s.s@s1so; CUBA sa@
tT fEraosEuM-zqulet but firmly held; crude oxo;
, T1nrrsriSn- MINI 44c. ......
puov1s1osB-Pork quiet and eaaier new nena, ,s1775
Beef Httuly with moderate demand plain mess, So 90
@10.5o extra sll.25t9la,so. Hmm dull common
to prime, s,s.o0ta2sGo Terce beef quiet an, arm
prime ,ness, $ts.oos22 90 india, saeoo@24oo. Cut
nurrEn-steAdy: waslerl. 1o@2sc.
wu's4r-f'E~ It NV !, 7eaa:52i SsEHiss,
uuSsrne SaS I As @ XXX s! as
Ssuirply iaf' @ sad dsman4 siask whiis aid yeliov
BnAN-Dull ut 85c.
lllAx-supply Light; quiet; primo, 1880; choice,
pnov14,oss-rork dull; old, slo.75; new, ,sl7.76.
Dry sailed shoulders scarce at 9c. Bacon dull at w
@l1h@11Ao. Huns, l4@16c. Lard quiet tiorce,
aAooEn1Ks-sugar and nolasaoe, no movement.
WAIBKx-u8hcr; Louisiana, fl.o2; Cincinnati,
oorTos-supp1y lmitod demand moderate sales.
$50 bales ordinary, l124@12o good ordinary,
10y rsas 9tnss Tx miaSin ss4 t.1 3so d
BUFFALO. Aug. 9.-l,nEAnsrurrs- Flour steady.
rs %e.qn a
900 hn sample ut 4dc COO bu rejected Ut 49o $500
Ii No. wo4tsrn u o.. oats-1a,r tdolnsnd; Ne 2
Rys--Nono lora usriey-Nono hero '"''
sEEn-dood denand timothy, 900 bu At $3.50.
FnElan1s-steady; wheat, 1o>5o; corn, 9Hc oats,
o4o.
nAITIMoHE, Aug. .-BnEApsruEfs-Flo dull,
aud unchanged. Wllcat srtlB, Aleady, and nnchang-
cd. Corn dull; ml1oa WESTERN, G0Hc. Oats wax !;
mtxod Western, 43o; white 4AtSAsc. Iye dull at 76@
65u
raoy1a1oss-Dull aud heavy meag PORK, $500 !;
bulk Shoulders, sAe; clear ril oetQsloo. Bacon and
hans 4,,r,a nnehunssH hsr, sA@sY ,o,,
"''Sts-s'''ay yritinHnr1p,,1A. # 1l;o1;
n,Es ssSssa 4 isws Ws:ssn Fsuf a
allnnesota entra isny' *7.uo@B.2s Wheat In jettur
ss te ss ;'an'1 %a i rsSs sS1ss TSt 1 Sh'ts
Gall; While. aa@l7Te; mixed. 59G15o.
pErnohsuM@llclt firmly, but dsn'And very Light; !;
"n'snr-1el4 hrn2y n}y;,Nwh;r1 WsSts;frn sl'lo'
CIEoINNArI, Aug. 29.-l.nEAusrurFs-Fo In fair
dcn,ad. aud highrr nj s0.G3e4ds5 WlsMt IN FUR 10.
ana nm, i,d. ad htsr ..A, y corn T. itr demna
nu1l harley quot ind unchanged. -
PA0, rsioNs-Gniet aud firm pork steady, $1,000
, 1873-08-30

Wind southeast yesterday evening".
Tho schr u D. Moore entoEea here yesterday for the
FIRST time. She u loaded with lumber, md IL line
looking craft. 8hc was built at 8augutuc4 by Tyler l.
lsoRer has 122foot kco and .hreo 1nastH II IL in
tended to put her into the grim trade after this trip.
Capt. L. r. Tyler Ia In command.
new lighthouse il to be built tllis season unon
Little Point t3able The building will bn Of Milwaukee
hriok ia feet abo'o tic water, and will cost nearly
a now vessel Of 900 tons burden has just been
launched from tho yard ut EastmanvllIe near Grand
Hayen, It IL to bo cAllel tho William ii. Durham,
nas fsr Sua M. osis & o Grand ua'
The Schooner Maggie McFae, Canadian craft in the
timber trade, which passed Detroit Tucslny bound
ss LIE o ns Is1 1ak E
up tho river she rolled over md capatzel near tho
lower light, at II o'clock last night. she nuw awaits
the arrival OF wTeckera.
10000 fest Of her deckluau OF lumber at tho mo she
parted from the tor of the Sun. The damages suf-
tetcd by tho barge were shout $500, aud Insurance.
The loss Of the lumber falls The owrr, "a 1t was
not injured.
Detroit parors say that for tho last day or Two luu-
es ~ Ut tt1 rorio Ut t.io yeur vesaus Of I'll Kins
load TO their utmost capacity. Steamers having bargus
in tow huve fo!"wing III their trail from eight to leu
al approach Of the full gales suc ventures
arc not warranted under tue circumstances. Tho
way, towcd " lie tug Walcs may DO citod a. sn i-
to tho rlaAHheAr and her dccka filed up to A!ost
up1mtctt extent. Tho quantity sle lut was estimated
by good Judges at 800 900 feo hor usual load being
far short Of that amount.
The eet Of ORC yoaselst Which were temporarily do
Ely. hngo al! succeeded " rauBng tle burrcr mud
s!uco reached Detroit. Tho work Of releasing tho
grounded ve.Bel progresses slowy. Thu sfonl referred
the nrgor class Of fcsHva requires most expert
agemont to enahle safo laHsago.
Tho scllr Marion Egan, OF Chicago, whiIo rou.a
from, Sht1n had ,1luS,
Of gralh, to Lake Superior fer ore struck OH UoYs
Island, Ut the entrance at doorglan bay, anl sustained
xtseh injury au to calHu Abandonment on Tho nrt
of l5cr owllers. Bha hatl no cargo board. Thu
EJan cnle ont ~ leof aud s 946 sons lurden. sh Ia
] in hS hiereosS thSS suta nMa Z oonsny ast '
Nu York. mud like aum III tho Mercantile Insurance
Company, Of Cleveland, o.
An old pilot who nayigael the St. Clair Flats In tho
north channel called yuAtorday, after an Abaence
from tlat loca!ity Of tweaty-ys years Az but little
Was known Of tle Rou Isasaga Lii these times, aalde
, 1873-08-30
N1ARthE.
Port Of Chicago.

.-..... ARRIVED. Aug. %.
scl,r noloa D. Vol, oswego, coal.
schr Four Brothers, Holland, WOOD.
acl,r Katu Lyons, Mlskegon, lumber.
Bchr 4. Plugger, Holland, tanbark.
Bchr Il. u. Muorc, sangatuck lumber.
Prop jay Gould, Buffalo, enndrics
stmr !', cofol1, s!: 5nssl,l sanlr1os
Gana.a sehr Colliugwootl, aodcrich, salt.
Bc!lr Truman Moss, MusGegon, lumber.
Bchr 11c,1 Grant, Manirtco, lumber.
Prep Annie Laura, afusksgon, lumber.
s.1nr, A1anitowoc, Two Rivers, auudries.
stmr MusRegon, Grand Haven, euudries.
8cllr 9. Gordon, st. Joschit, lumber. -.
Schr II. Il. Dunhaln, Pipes Pier, slabs.
Steam baryo Tutor Ocean, Eric coal.
uargo Argauant, Erie, coal.
rrSp n Mawa1kee, y, Buffalo, su4drics.
8chr Trader, South uayen, wood.
Pts ass% MRa,Es Mep;t9 P1 soa t1 ays sps'r
Pfep Pfep Gsysses aass has'o Rs''tS sn9iss sSas's
Dargo Golden ilnrvsst, Grand Haven, Timber.
barge 7. 9. Allen, drand Hayon, lumber.
Barge O. o. d. arnna a1MSs,n sssn. lumber. .rn %
schr @. Gordon, St. Joseph, IL bris salt ''0' '
stmr Corona IT. Josoph, 10 kegs beer, is brls pork.
Prop Missouri Duluth and intermediate points, 4esa
bn oats, 40 brls -four, 20 hrls talow, s5 br|s
pork, Is brs oil, 400 pkgs feed.
Canada prop East, Port Coiborno. l4,98l hu wheat.
canada prop East doacricb, 45o brls lour aud SUM-
scbr James cauc,,, Buffalo. 5000 bu corn.
schr Souvenir rentwater, $50 ba ontu 60 sacks bran
schr Frank >, Darksr, oawego, &c, $50 bu corn:
sshs ssr T. Snso, naek c n9Sh 5 wheat
schr i: can,pIel1, Ford River. brls OIL
6cow William Mursc Kenosha, 2 tons grindsoncs.
NIGHT CLEAnANoEs.
schr Flying Mist, Butfnlo 2l. .l25 bu corn.
, 1873-08-30

Darwin

with groat joy that Mr.. Dnrwin was rejected by
20 nganat votes as corresponding member
Of tho Fro,,ch Academy Of Scionco. Tho votos
wero given linn, 1t aays, by the "frlondH
OF the Apos."
, 1873-08-30

DETROIT, Mich. Aug, 29.-PAasEp Ur-props JAVA,
barges; schra Q. H. Johnsou, Mont Blanc, 4. Vough
Iris, Dan, Fort, coHaack, Whaling, George shornlan
Empire state, Grace Murray. Col Cook, Monticello r.
ntag!ll.
PASSED DowN--Props Fred Kellcy and BARGE Ra-
leigh sclr Kate Winslow.
WINp-Soutlwest.
DETROIT, Aug. 23.-Evcntng-pAasEp Ur-props
Young Trader md bargea, 1t. Louis; schrs J, Rice,
Light duurd, Moshcr Riverside, D. Baker, N. lc1ning
ton.
PASSED DowN-Props RoRo and barges, Howard and
bargcs; uchrs Pratt, Greenwood.
H1sp-NortAwcst.
, 1873-08-30

NEW YoRK, Aug. 29.-The market continues activo
In domestic goods, aud imported fabrics III better
roqucst. Cotton goods steady and selling freely ut
current rites. Prints worry brak With agents ad job
bcrs Worsed dress goods aud rops in brisk donand.
shawls fairly activo. Hhirta ard drnwers, fancy
hosiery, md knitted gools selling freely. Black
CTS, te casaerrs aud wool Aanuela in good request.
Foreign canulshnir cloths, veyes, and whtte French
organdies uto selling well.
, 1873-08-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

elaassa lsras0ih R:. 1a? ?sr y:
igss IL % T. corn 4s' ~ d. ps1 is u s
The receipts IL wheat for the Las. three Days wero
ts 2o o xe # x1 Ms1o sss S'asres
and Sz1Sao S'asss rsst 4%s ?a
club, lis iolSi3s. Pork, oas 81.
LospoN. AIS 2p5p m-Gonsos: as i: Money o2x@
o52 M 1o4ss. aoH ;' ns@ Is, ill.,, westhsr to-day
wo and uulntorsGlo to the ctols: It is estimated that
the coming heG9op s y!s 7e s o th'
14a,s Aug 29eR,ee s1f 49, oo. ,ns
@ aas asaa &C. ''s '!s aSd
export, 5000 bales. Sales Of tho week, 03,000 bales
Sss. sS.e sSs $780, speSssn Ssees ss isasan Ss sSs o
Aetnal export, 1900. Stock atoa, 4, 600; American,
Groa.,stufts Arm; California whito wheat, averngo
quality. LIS 7d@1a10l; club do, 12s 1oa@lss: red
Ta esern sn M oa@ "a re- fa1 1s 81
days, 900 qrs Of which 2oooo qrs were American.
nssgs H corn % q "a 6
bcrland nddlcB. 37B Cd short ribs, 40s Cd.
Now York livestock Market.
Nv xca5 nj se2 nsane sn
Market dull for common CATTLE but fair for good. Nn-
tiyesteess RANGED at ee t. Te1as os t9 's with
Missouri steors, oi5@@7h::ewt, 1o,5@22o; cars. az
cwt, 106o; 3 cars Texans 6 cwt 90 cars cwt, 7H
@7Hc; 7 cars Kcntucky steers, ~ cwt, 11@l2Hc; 81
cars, OK cwt, 11Mc; and cars Michigan, o. cw,
SAoop mud Lambs-Arriva1s, 5000, making 14,c6o
sinco Monday, ngn!nst 1G,o2o sumo timu last week.
Lambs dull and depressed mud closed weak ut rcduc-
tion Of Hc but int aeop scarce and rtn at sustained
nriees: lambs aold Of 597Hc; ahcep, 6SoHe. Among
CO los 5ho; car sse 0s lbs, 75o; car Ohio sheep
6wine-Recepts, 400 hogs, making Il, QUO since
Monday, against 1G,045 sa!nu tlme last wcok. 1.-Two
hogs quoted at 5ltG5c, with none offered. DroBscd
1rmcr, closing ut 0;4@72sc.
buffalo Live-Stock Market.
BUFFALO, Aug, a9.-Cattle-Recerts today, COT
bcoves total supply for tho week thus far III 1850 Or
ACT cars, against COS same mo Inst weak. Market
flat for want Of good aoct to opcrnte with. All offer
ings common. Cattle not dispoae Of shipped Eaat.
1uoabe unrkot Sales 800 Illinois stoers 104 to 8l
ill., ut S50OG5.55 At IuniH oxen, 1,53l ibg ut $570
50 Indiana stccrs 1913 LIS, $3.50.
Shcop aud Lamba-Iecc!ps thus fur this week,
10,600, ngainHt %, 900 time last week. Martet
closed firm at yeslerlays prices. Canntu lanbs, $s.75
t9525.
uogB-Reccpts Today, including reported arrivals,
4,A01; total supply for tho week thus fur 90 400,
AgainHt ~ 600 Baulo tne last Wcok. Market dull
rona we'll filled; buyers not diaposud to operate.
East Liberty Livestock Hllrl1ct.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa,, Aug. 2o.--Cattlc-Arryale, 175
ears; best, $5.76; medium, 61sHs53Sc; Te1us, 1000
bA, 4c.
Hogs-ArrIvals "a cars; Philadelphia, extra 5000
ELS; Yorkers, $I.85GI4.9
shecp-Arriynls, cars; beat, bhc; medium, AGG5o;
common, 2I@2alc.
, 1873-08-30

NINE. q. da SILVA AND MRS. NLEX. nKAp-
M FOKD'S tfornUry Mrs. Ogden I1nf,An's English.
aulcs and chiidteu II Wusi Thirty. .cigts. Now York,
rcupens Septonbur H. Applications NAY bo ,nado "
, 1873-08-30
Yesterdays Temperature.

this day, rs reported by L. Nlnnasse, optician,
No. 20 WcHt Madison street, ovcry half-hour, In
, 1873-08-30

T AXE FOlEsT ACADEMY. LAKE FOREST, ILL,
ii boarding EChHof for hoya, 1n3st clRr1n1nHy Hu-
atod, ous rido BY csrs fran CcaKo and apoudidly
e4uippel for impartng tho most Through Instruction.
addrcss IjSA ". ALLEN. a: M'. rrineipal.
N, H,-TQ Bav0 tfM0 and oxnGHsG, ami nccDnrnodAt1
tosn parents WIN conveniently visit Lake Forest,
pra Allnn Will bo at the booksoro Of W. u. Keen.
Cooke Un,, l13 Stac.st. Saturday. Aug, 30. and
Sept q from II ootuck to o'clock where h
VIII DO happy confer with any who hayo sous to send
AWAY TO school,
, 1873-08-30

l1ltsk H1VC1HY 14IFE.S|UC3A lK4tT1NC1s
EAST L1pEKrY, Pa, Aug. a'.-Castlc-Arrtvas, 175
ears hcst, $5.7o; medium, 61s9s5Gc; Texus, 1000
ibA, lc.
Hogs-Arriyas, "a cars; Philadelphia, extra, $5.o08
Els; Yorkors, r. .851l490.
sliecp-Arryals, cars beat, 5hc; medium, Ae55o; !;
common, 2I@21{c.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-08

If there is anything in this world
that viii try the patience of gentle
man and Christian, it is to wake up on
fine morning like this, in the Spring
of the year, when the grass is growing
nicely, and his trees and shrubbery are
leafing out, and find a drove Of breaohy
cows breaking down his trees, tramp
ing his door-yard up, and rendering
things geaerallya wreck and rtlili. We
Witnessed ai,saggaavatipg Circumstance
ofthis kii,dsihis morning. Ore of onr
citizens.who hiss pieelyatraBged door.
ya,,i, filed with fine shrubbery, woke
up and found drove Of bovines work
ing destruction on everything within
thoir reach. He did not swear, but if
there is any occasion that would JUS
tify profAnity,it would be case of this
kind. Car. there be nothing done to
puta stop to this thing of making our
city ! pasture for breachy cowsl
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-08
centaur Imminent,

There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment will
not relieve, no swelling 1t viii not subdue, and NO
lameness which 1t will not cure. This is strong
language, but 1t is true. Where the parts are not
gone. its effects are marvellous. It has produced
more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jsw,
palsy, sprains dwellings, caked-breasts, scalds,
burns, salt-rheum, ear ache. &C., upon the human
frame, and Of strains. SPAWN, gals, &C., upon an
finals In one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. tits a counter
irritant. an all-healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their clutches. the lame walk, poison
ous bites are rendered harmless and the wounded
are healed without scar. tia NO humbug The
recipe is published around each bottle. It ID SELL
ing as no article before sold and It sells be-
canse it does inst what It pretends 70 DO. Those
who now anffar from rhanpae ---~n,-.s
deserve to suner they Will not use Centaur Iini-
ment. More than 1000 certificates Of remarkable
cures including frozen limbs. hronic.rheumatism,
CONT. running tumors, &C., have been rcceived.--
We viii send circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis to any one requesting II. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centauf Eminent is
worth one hundred dollars for spawned or sween.
led horses and mules, or for screw.worms In Sheep
Stcck-owners-t liniment is worth your atten-
tion.s No family should be without Centaur Lini-
ment. J. B. ROSE 4 Co., New York.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-08

a CHANGE-S.iT. Magill, who has
been IN charge Of the Il. s. Ernraas
Office in this city for some time, has
been promoted to Route Agent on the
Chicago s. Rock Island Railroad and
it's branches. M. c. Heath supercedes
Mr.. Magill as agent in this city. We
congratulate both these gentleman on
their promotion, and wish them a
long and successful business career.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-08
Proceedings OF Auditor n vacation.

AuD1roR's OFrrcE,
WAPELLo County,, Ia.
Ottumwa, May 1, 1873.
The commissioners appointed April
18th, 1873, to assess damages claimed
by Gotlieb, Harsh, upon the road petit
toned for by Robert johnson ct al,
April 9TH, 1879, and recommended to
be located by J. w. Caldwell, com.
missioner, this day return their report,
(" No damages"
1t is hereby ordered that said G otlieb
Harsh refund to Wapello county the
sum of $3.50, amount of said COM
missioners' fees.
WIN. H. CALDWELL,
..,..-ss- County Auditor. :
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TOWN PROPERTY.

TOWN PROPERTY.
&c Lawrence to African M E
Church, pit of o Il 81, OFT,
and Sc sw l9-72-13 s
Ind School Dist, OFT, to German
American School, lot 10, Nor \
ris' ad to OFT. 8
JAS Brady to Ann Brady lots 63
and GA and pit lot 65 Ms ad OFT l.
AcRE-PRoPEKTY. =.
E L Burton to C Mather pt e hf
ne sw NV 19-72-13.
j r Proctor to j Proctor e hf sw
% Il hf NV NV 24-7l-15. -. II
NJ Mccoy to P Amos 8 hf ne sc
1S-7l-12 ex-coal r..
! 2 p Ross o. to J S Wheaton pit sw
P Kurtz to T S Williams IL an
side lot 3l-73-l4 and 2A q in
Sc cor W sw sw 3O-73-l4
j w Dixon to Ell Burton hf ne !
Sc NV 1972-13 ex taxes.
Amos West to Mary Laferty pit
ne ne and pit Sc ne 33-73-15. {. ) /,
e Wyatt to Dist TIP of Green pt
Sc Sc 2S-71-l4 acre.
M Heckert to Dist TIP of Green u
acre sw cor sw sw 22-7l-l4.
A j Whipple to J Mccormick " Il
hf s hf sc Abb. {
j M Blazer to j Timmerson hf !.
sw ne l4-72-I2. 8
T Dunkle to e Mole 10 a in lot 8.
17-73-l3. I
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me otsunwa Iron works.

This institution is now under full
Roadway and doing admirable work.
We saw them make run Of castings
of two, tons one day last week, includ-
ing some largetpillars for the new
buildings going up in this city. These
Iron Works are in such excellent hands
and the class of workmen are SO pro-
ficient. that we can recommend them
without the slightest danger Of leading
any one astray.
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The severe winter has killed all the
tender varieties of grape vines in this
neighborhood. One gentleman, who
is considerable of grape grower,
says we will have no grapes but Con-
cords or Clintons, this summer, unless
they have been buried.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-05-08

Charley Bachman sold 500 wol tn of
furniture before nine o'clock this
morning. Charley is liberal trader,
and this is the secret of his success.
When you want good Furniture, Stoves
or Tin-ware, at the lowest possible
prices, he will sell it to you. Give
him call and examine his stock and
prices and satisfy yourself of the truth
Of this assertion. No trouble to show
goods at Bachman's.
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4 b. IL NJ Co. 81 mn + 1FSlK ~

= 70, q tn1S Af010W
'purchasi1g Of the people Of I'm conn-
ty, doliverN walnut logs, from two to
eight feet long, and paying therefor
81 and IS pr cord. They also pur-
chase all along the Des Moines
Valley, paying such prices as WIN lay
the logs down hcre at about 81 per
cord these logs are out off limbs and
other portions Of walnut trees, suchas
are generally considered worthless.
They saw thislumber up ana send il
to Massachusetts,, at seventy-five
cents per hundred, owing to our
extremely low tariff rates ON rail-
roads. N sl
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We have received the Premium List
ofthe Keokuk Co. Agricultural Society.
It isa very neatly printed 80 page
pamphlet, and has 20 pages of adver-
tising from the live merchants of
Sigourney. 1t was printed at the
Ners Office,
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Eldon, we learn from our exchanges,
has newspaper. Mr.. Cotes is pub
Usher, and we presume he will "cut
his Cote according to his CLOTH"