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NAVAL MATTERS.

WAal1SdTon, Dec. 27.-Ortlers havo leeu
issued from tho Navy Department 10 discontinue
tue recruiting aepots Mt Toledo. Detroit NowOr
which wore opened Mt tho beginning Of tho cotn-
plication with Spain. Tho number Of men iu tho
nayy ia now ~ 900 md it would 1,ave been I'LL cnny
matter to slip 10000, or oven 30,000. had Tho
pstDilc service required It. Tho regular (nnvaD
ttIephin, Washington, mud Newport will bo con-
tii'led, though their enlistmonts will bo con-
1l.lod to ablo-botliod sonmon, to keep that claBs
up to Tue required number, Bucl, men being
othor recruits will not be accepsed.
Tho enl'atments for tho Marine Corps have
been stopped. Tho CORPS In hollow tho uumher
authorized by law,-2, 500 enlisted mon.
tho War, will DO takon to Now York and 1tied
for sea.
, 1873-12-28
NEBRASKA ITEMS.

- SWf7HE I1iRpH7cN % VIC LNlcNQ0 IT1bNNt.
NEnnAsKA C1Tr, Nob.. Dec. 27.-Tho Ice.
bridge ut this point iH safe above and below the
ferry, but tho riyor Is open where tho two bonts
are running. No interruption Of transportation
Of ears has got occurred.
The wheat. corn, md pork trade is in ahcalthy
condition. Tho receipts aro not no largo AZ Hero
toforo, but arc gradually increasing. Us the Of.
feets Of tho panic wear away. Business Ia lively
atd general trade is reasonably active.
Spec,at Dspatch 10 1hs CaIcu0o Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 27.-Tlo latost advicea
from tho Republican Rivor country state thai
largo numbers OF Pawnoo and Otoe Inlialis nre
assembled about ten miles apart, md aro grad.
ually coming together, with the avowed intention
Of cleaning one another cut.
, 1873-12-28

mnrkable for ,luency tl,an for olo-
Quencs: 1Ilc wealth Of wor{ls Hon.s to hc in.
iaca, aud yoiiu soon discover Tint tho feeie
Thought nto clotl1od u conventional plraseolo-
gy II is oaBy 10 realize tint Il discourse framed
nf Hl'c' raw matornls IN not likely to exercise
lyaForYt .oonnldp1ablo influence oil tho lnrd-
leades qoncras, who Htare ii, nnmoyetl n,nnzc-
llont at alattro Iaeha,llH imOotuosily, aud It Ia
not with rletoricat tlonrishca Tint the solid wa!A
Of F0urcet's siorn indictment nro to 10 blown
ftDWn.
, 1873-12-28
wENoNA CoAL.M,pING ENTERPRISE.

WENoSA, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-Ono Of tho most prom.
inont coAl companies iu tho State IL correspond
ing with onr citizens with Wow Of sinking
shaft here curly In tho spring. Tho voin il fo,,r
feot III thickness, md there is nothing iu tho
tho work. The city authorities nna citizens viii
donate tho coal under 100 acres to 1nanufactur-
ing establishments. 4. II. Hamilton offors
10000 tons Of coal to any company TINT will
Hil'k shaft, and other cltizens are Just az ILL.,
eral.
, 1873-12-28
SlllclnE-

CLEVELAND. O.. Doc. 27.-At fifteen minutes
before II o'clock aIr. Charles stitson, au old md
lighly-respected member of tho Cleveland Bar,
shot himself with doublo-ba1rolod pistol, the
ball taking etfcct in his temple. lie is now
dying. Financial embarrassment ia said to be
the cnuBe.
NEW YonE, Dec. 2Z-Capt. Holbroos, Of tue
Staten 1sland police, attempted suicide thls evou
Domestic trouble is the cause asaigned for the
act.
, 1873-12-28
CINCINNATI ITEMS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-Four hundred and sixts
Thousand hoga have been slaughtered in Cucin-
nati hince Nov. l, against 3s0,OoO for tho corre-
spending period OF last year.
j, The Board of Trado to-day adopted d resoiu.
tton protesting aeainst tho rcpeal Of the Bank.
rupt law, especially the involuntary cla,ae aud
recommending amendments reducing expenses
or enforcing tho laws by reducing tho fees OF
officers, and that Soc. SO be unloudetl to make
It thirty instead Of fourteen days IN reference
to suspension Of commercial paper.
, 1873-12-28
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET,

u.,u Syseisi iI, Di'tHteh to Tha 1Aieogo 7rihns.
shirnents 69l. Better inquiry for fut butchers and
native ana Texan stock eatte also, marked inpro7o-
ment In fat shipping steers and cows. Prices closed
Arm On a grades. Sales Of cshy TexaA stock ateura
at s2o5; Colorado md Texan steers, so.40; through
Texan stock steers, 92:2o; corn-fed atecrs, ss,do.
Al offerings light. Closing prices firm ut s450@l So
Total slaughtered to dale, 10 900, against aoUo tho
kae time last year. Two houees l1ayo closed opera
Htill continue.
, 1873-12-28

ness and corruption Of tho aye, as yon somo-
times roo 4 atar. shine through n rift III tho
clouds Of wild, dark night,-I have littlo fonr
Int her Influence will aool1ro lor all tho nights
she tteyiroH. GARNET L.. FnEEafAN,
, 1873-12-28
THE pOLhRlS SURVIVORS.

NEw YoaK, Dec. 27.-Tho survivors Of tho
Polaris Arctic Expedition will meet In the
Metropolitan Hotel on Tuesday next, and poti-
ton Congress- for additional compensation, owing
to their impaired healtll,
, 1873-12-28

New YonK, Dec. 27.-The Paterson silk
weavera are advocating tho reduction of tho tar-
III on thrown silk from 35 to 10 per cent, and the
matter will be pressed before Congress.
, 1873-12-28

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Stealnship Virginia, from
New York, has arrived out.
, 1873-12-28

HNXuflttsH Place 01 Confinement,
Tho island OF St, Marguerite, vi, ", Bazaino
IL to bo confined, IL ono Of tho tp Q i in Islands
on the Mediterranean ooaat OF lzAico. Tho
, 1873-12-11

From tho Att1 FORK Times, Dec Z.
At tho opening OF the Circuit Court at Whitc
Plains yesterday morning. J. Q. DSkenau, Of
counsel for Mr.. Francis e. Edridge, charged
Ann nfc3lahon, addressed tho jury on behalf OF
his client for upward Of I'LL hour. In the mean
wliie a consultation between the other counsel
engaged iu the case, on tho part Of tho
p!ain:in aud the defendant, tho Rev. Robert
Holden, took place. anl agreed upon a COM
promise aud complete settlement OF ali tho suits
Involved in the matter, Heycn in number. An
agrecment was signod by tho several parties in-
teTcBtod that aiE the sutd on oil sides should DO
Withdrawn. all tho lettors writton by Mrs. Mo-
Mahon to Eldrldge aud to Mr. and Mrs. Holden,
aud all loLtors written by Eldrilgo to Nlra. Mc-
Mahon, about q bus!Aol, bhoufd be destroyed in
by thom on a1l sides that Mrs. hIoAiahon, ut tho
timo Of writing tho lettors to Mr. Eldridge, was
laboring under M impaired mental condition
that no suspicion rested upon any OF their
minds in regard to Mrs. Nlca1ahou'a
chastity or her uublomighod reputation as
a wife and mother. On the other hand, it Was
conceded that the Rev. Mr. Holden, in delivering
the letter OF Eldridgo and Vorbhl message to Mr.
McAlahon, did 80 from sense OF duty, being
aokuated in the matter by desire to keep from
tho public an exposure Of the factB which ha
had become acquainted with from Eldridgo. The
Btpulationn entered into were put in shape and
contdod to tho caro- Of E1-Judge Cochrano, pro-
paratory to being placed on file among the rec.
committing tho lettcrs and phpera connected
With this famous oass Of alleged libel, b1ack-
mailing, and exposure OF family secrets to tho
tiames in tho yard in the roar of tho Court
House, was carried out, to tho great Satisfaction
OF all concerned.
, 1873-12-11
Some OF Our Congrcss1ne en-.

from the ftQTta 1TuHSeT&W
It Ia popular featuro Of Aome cur periodicals
to give y llnt OF hidden names, men, riyors. ISL
anda. lakes, eto in short paragraphs Of reading
matter, aud exercise tho ingenuity Of their road
ors to discover them. In The following may be
found the uames Of ITO less than ntty-four mem-
bors Of tho pEesent Congross-all different:
Pike M aud bass i Mis ID 'sl whioh to a grind lce
two shocmakers. Potter, and nevon Bniths-
one White AZ sheata one Strait ~ two Cobbs,
aud Albright: a Martin burrows nndeE tho
Walls; = Wolf Is found to Hyde in tho Wood
two Caunon ra,se q Storm in . Fort; d
Swan proves. q good saylor In Storm,
= Barber with ltapler drIyea a White
head into. tho Whitehouse Cotton
makes good Asle to Leach. A Butler takcs
Small Todd, and, getting Diery, raiscs Cain st
the sossions, throwing, . stono At the bright,
Smart, Halo follows, whIlo Num- aro Moore do
lighted, after o long Knapp, to hear, 1t tho first
Hay Of mornings light. the growing Of the Cox.
The ehattering Ut ths Dawes, and tho blythe song
Of Willie as hc goes to watez hla pet Durham Ut
tho Mella,
, 1873-12-11

Address OF Gov. MoEncry to tho Gon-
crnl Assembly OF tho Static
STATE OF LotttsrsrA, EXECUTIVE OrF1on,(
urv heH. A. fH73. +

.,ar.,, -. rou n,nn,.x~ m Tho .cp.
A"1iess W .,e. **us. - 80, S,n.o.
ernt Aasc'np,s " r'a'...,'. .su o..,o,
srA3s or Loula'Sna @ - nxsoqns xs IT. 1a7n
~ ~" 1.n.-a, o.", ]..sn,.," - ~. 81. ~
10 t"e Members q '"e oe''oa' a y NV
rLos.f"and;
1t n now made manifest that tho oongresn 'of
the United Statos will entertain Jurisdiction In
,,ro,ont uo.aon thn oucatfon NJ loritimaoy bo-
p1eson' .s so'o ~ W na1asa.,.s ~ Ill., 49,.
tween inc s"o oososntnen's !" 1nlh e'"so'
Owing to tho Intervention OF tho Federal pow
or, tho Government claiming to bo tho
lerat aud legitimate Government Of
T,n,,is,,ns Ind ~ ,sh,c,, h,va +he
nou4a'ua, , "u" ~ "neA Aa'o 1uo
hohof 10 10 tue neaa' mas peoh prevented from
assuming md exercising tho practical functions
OF government; nevertheless we have kept up
the form of our Government, aud its whole
machinery is ready to bc put In motion tho mo-
mcpt IL receives tie recognition OF tho Colleres1
, 1873-12-11

opinion on this particular oaao,-if woro going
into tho libol-au1t busineBe,
auouLpN'T SELECT SAMUEL DowLEs
~ my flrBt victim. would ratllor take an osbi-
like going on balloon trip across tho Atlantic
bcfolo You have nlaJo any lttlc excursions ovor-
laud. hfr. Dowlea has brains, which will doubt
loaa prove convenience to him In thia nnplcus-
nntncss. At all evontn, botl ho and bis oppo-
nent promise that thoy will do NIL in their powor
to mnlo tho suit 4 lively one, Tor which tho rnb
lie, mho stand hy and SEQ tho fun, will bo duly
grateful. KEuYoN.
, 1873-12-11

4 New York merchant writing from Honolulu,
says "TWo woeks ago We had ball 1T tho pal
ace Of our King,. Lunalllo I. lTe IL our friend.
When 1o was still merey Grown Prince. loaned
him $2-' only for day lie said. When met
him year afterward reminded him OF tho
loan, but lls told mo to walt till he should have
become King, OF which the prospects wero then
very slight. But now he ID = King, and havo
silently 1nado linn = present OF the "a. Choap
friendship, considering he iH King"
, 1873-12-11
IMPROVEMENT Of ILLINOIS RIVER.

ILLINOIS l. MICHIGAN CANAL,
sEonETARr's OFFICE, LocgronT. Dec. 0, 1851
1p the Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune: ..
SIN: As per Advertisement, the bids for build
Ing lock and dam noar Copperas Greek, for tho
improvement Of the Illinois Rivor, were opened
by tho Canal Commissioners at o'clock p. m.
Willard johnson, Of Fulton, N. T., being tho
lowest responsible bidder. tho contract was
awarded to him. 1nc]osed find list Of tho bids.
Respectfully, JOSEPH UrtEY,
II. G. ANDERSON,
". N. BnAINAnp,
- Canal Commissioners.
, 1873-12-11
HORTICULTURE.
Eighteenth Annual N1cettng Of tho
Illinois horticultural
Society. .,
Address Of the :Prestdent-- --.Reports Of
the Treasurer and Secretary.
Reports and Discussions on
Various Topics.

From Our agricultural Correspondent
CHAMPAIGN, Ill.,, Dec. 0, 1873.
Tho State Horticultural Society mot at 10
o'clock this morning, In tho hall OF tho In
dustrial University, the President. II. L. Dun
lap, prosiding. Tho attendance MAS unusually
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

New YORK, Oct. 29.--Proceedings
have been begun to throw into bank
ruptcy the firm of Dodge & Co., who
were conspicuous in the lumber com.
bination which broke down last sum-
mer, with paper on the market said to
amount to SIC, DOC, 900.
Carleton, tho missing secretary of
the Union Trust Company, Is reported
indicted by the Grand Jury on charge
Of forgery. Carleton ia said to be on
his way to Europe.
The piano, billiard and cigar manu-.
factnrers, and other producers of lux
uries, arc conducting business with
great caution. Large factories are be-
Ing run on half time aud with half
their usual forces, while the smaller
establishments have IN the main closed
altogether.
Arrangements are reported to be
made whereby most of the factories
will be able to keep their hands at
work part Of the term at least, thus
preventing q great deal of suffering.
John T. Irving, who admitted in
San Francisco that he was criminally
concerned in the murder of BENJAMIN
Nathan, in this city two years ago, il
to be tried for burglary.
Alois Moline, artist, of Pesth, who
arrived on the oath inst, shot himself
dead In hotel, In Hoboken: He had
ten tliOus-susd l.li~ve ~sa many uolna
bles.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CATTLE-There was actually no
market for this class Of stock to day,
neither shippers nor local dealers TAX.
ing hold with any degree of freedom.
The Eastern markets are reported in
condition equally as bad as our own,
and shippers are not at all anxious to
purchase, preferring to remain idle.
Price, were noninally weak at $4.4O@
$50 for fair to choice smooth steers.
Stock cattle were dull and nominal at
$2.5063.75 The local demand was
alpo very restricted and prices werc
caay st $2.00@4.75 for common to ex.
ira choice cows and good steers, clos
ing dull and weak.
Hostile receipts to-day were
moderately large, bat the demand was
fully equal to the supply, packers and
shippers taking hold quite freely.
Prices werc firm but without any quo.
table alteration. Heavy weights sold
at $3.90@4.15 and light weights at
M.2O@4.4O for common to really choice
grades. The market closed steady
sSsii ta 1wc ssot !. al i sqla The bnlt efths
SHEEP-The market was quiet, local
dealers being about the only buyers.
Prices unchanged. Quotable ct $3.50
@4.25 for common to choice grades
lnfer.O Ocean Oct 18th.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

Agents make $3.50 per day, $500 per week
AN ENTIRELY NEW
Sewing Machine
Fer Domestic Use
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
With the New Patent
BUTTON HOLE WORKER
Patented June Firth. 1871.
AwARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM AT

Patented June Firth. 1871.
AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM AT
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
AND MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIRS, 1871
A most wonderful and elegantly construct
ed sewine Machine for Family Work. Com
Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct up.
right positive motion, New Tension. Self
rssd and Cloth Guider. Operates BY wheel
noiseless, like ell good high priced machines.
Has Patent Check TO prevent the wheel being
,ss
stitch, (nnest and stroDgsst stitch known >
arm, durable, ciosc and. rapid. van do ali
blc . co9S
descriptions Of thread. This Machine Il heav-
iiy constructsd TO- give IL strength; all the
machinery and beautifully finished and orna.
s@ocsS and silent Mi II 'ors q R.isSs q
icei invention. a. greatly reduced price.
a good. chsap, Family Sewing Machine at
last. The nrat and only success in producing
pricsd Sewing Msonine. Its extreme low
prtco reaches all conditions. It's simplicity
and strength adapts IL TO sill capacities, while
wherever used. end createa rapid demand.
TITS ALL IT 10 RECOMMENDED.
can chesrfally and confidently recon-
~
ally good Sewing Maehlne, q |. ioE price.
Psotone. Win Co., Ill.
Price OF each Machine. "C1ass A." "one,n
twarrantsd for 0yeysaSs hy special certiacsfe)
with al the fixtures, and everything come
I!sts bslongins e t. Including sslf Thread.
and delivered 70 any part Of the country, By
Sflos, oily Five Doiisrs SAFE dsivsry si suas.
anteed. With each Mschine We will send on
BUTTON HOLE WORKER
oneof the most important and useful ,uysn.
schiid can work tie nnsst button hole With Nth
regularity and ease.. strong and beautiful.
Special terms and extra inducemeut1 TO
Male and Female Agents. Store keepers. &c, ,
tn ana Keep our sew Machines 81, exhibition
and sa1o. County rights given 70 smart
agents fres. Agents complete ont mt furnish
ed without any extra cnerge, Samples OF
a Terms Testimpnisis EDs1sy;nss e. ecs
sent isss " ~ RsHaRRpiISM IMPLEMENTS.
Latest Patents and improvements for tho
Farm and Garden Mowers, Reapers. Culttva-
tors, Feed Cutters, Harrows. Farm Mills
tlcies needed for farm work. Hare seeds In
large variety. ALI Money sent In Post Once
Money Orders, Bank Drafts, or ~ cxpreas Will
be 1t our risk, and are perfectly snrO. Safe
IAN Old and responsible nrm that sell the
goods Mt the lowest price, and can be relied
upon by our readers. "-Farmer's Journal,
Address ordsrs
ysrems =, 8adsen & o.,
former Greenwich and Cortlandt sts,, NY
ssp l','s.w8m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.--It 10 now stated
that Hogan and Allen will fight to-
morrow.
Tho loss by the burning Of the saw
mill of Morse, Daggett 81 Co., East
st. Louis, is less than twenty Thousand
dollars.
Contributions to the Memphis fund
continue. Thirty.flve hundred dol.
lars and quantities Of provisions and
clothing have been collected 60 far.
ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 29.-Two unknown
men were found frozen to death near
Kiddcr on the H. & st. Joe Railway
on Monday night.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
FLoUH--DulI.
WHEAT-Firm for high grads; No. 3
red fall $l.25; No. 2 s1.55.
CoRN-Firm. but slow: 4O@4l on
east track.
OATs-Firm at 32h{@k.
RYE-Quiet at s..
BARLEY-Dull at $I.25@30.
WHIsKY-Dull at 80.
LARD-Unchanged.
PoRK-Dull ct $3.50
Day SALT MEATs--Lower; clear
sides ~.
Hoas-Dull at $3.5O@4.OO.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

A dispatch to the morning papers
says that on the LIST Of November the
salaries Of all employees, from Preai-
dent down, ON the st. Louis. X. G.. &
Northern Railroad will he cut down
10 per cent.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
SSl,5ooO,ooo,::

TOTAL, Ia,OOo GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting to..... .-..........,Sl, ON, O0c
The distribution will be positive, whether
ali the tickets are sold or not, anu the II, 000
gifts sill paid In proportion to the tickets sold
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $50; Halv . e25; Tenths, or
each Coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; 221S Tickets for 81 600; li3 Whole Tick
cts for o. 600; 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000 No
discount on less than $500 worth OF Tickets At
time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly oiled.
Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell
again.
.THOs. e. BRAMLETTE,
AgL. Publ. Iibr. Ky, and Msngr. Gift Concert,
-. Public Library Building Louisville XIV,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
Milwaukee Markei
MIIWAIrEEE Dct

MILWAUKEE. Oct. %.
FLOuR--Dnll.
WHEAT--Steady; No. l Sl.O51s No.
2 $l.02la for cash; s1.02 for Novem.
Der.
CoRN--Dull at 80.
OATs-Steady at 80.
BAELFY-Firmer at $40.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
The Geneya Arbitration bes o;ro,,

The GeneYs Arbitration has given
grand impetus TO the settlement OF
difficulties between nations by peace
full means. Leading men Of many of
the most prominent nations have held
conferences wherein nm international
Code. for the settlement of all disputes
between nations. was discussed. One
OF those meetings was held at BRUSSELS
and another a, Ghen,.
Recently al Paris. Ministers w ash
burne, Consu! General Rcade, Dudley
ID. Field. of New York, snd NJ. Fredc-
rick Passy, Secretary OF the French
Pescn Society, have hsd a meeting at
which the conclusions OF the meeting
at BRUSSELS were further discussed.
There is 10 gool reason in the world
why tho civilized nations OF the Earth
saonld not take deep interest in this
attempted formation of an information.
al code. hy which all questions arising
between nations may be peacefully
settled. The President has, in the
stronge-, terms from time 10 Tine. re-
commended to Congress tina, il take
such action r. will conducc 10 this
end. NJ other thing can be more
| glorious aud decisive demonstration
! Of true civilization in this age, than
! speedy success in this march towards
| the ahdlishmcnt at all wars. Millions
OF money and tens OF thousands Of
lives. each decade. NJ. swallowed up
in the enssnguined -trifus between DIFF.
tcrcnt nations. 10 say nothing Of the
untold misery aud woe this distraction
t OF life and property entails upon the
!! world.
IL IS with pride that We point TO the
torwardnes9 Of this nation and of the
present administration in this grand
| Worthwhile this is so, we feel that we
may, rs a people, urge ii on still more.
We look upon il as the greatest work
{thc accomplishment Of which is in the
| near future, if urgently pressed,) that
now presents itself to enlightened
! nations
| We are satisfied that few people
really comprehend the magnitude Of
good that is yet to be accomplished bv
success in this direction. The law OF
progress definitely settles the fact, that
1t will come to pass, and our duty is
| simply to do what We csn for its early
{consumation
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Oct. W.-S. d. Freemen,
Of MERGED City, California, was found
dead in his room at the Adams House,
this morning. He was an invalid and
the cause of his death was exhaustion
BY travel.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
CHICAGO MARkET.

CHICAGO. Oct. 90.
FI.ouE--Dnll unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet and stcadier: 900 i
tor cash according to location; 99a4
for November.
CoEN--More active and iirmer: 3611
for cash: 361a bid for November
OATs--Quiet at 80.
RYE-Dull and easy at Cos @6l.
BARLEY-Dull and lower at Sl.2s.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet, unchanged.
WHTsKY--Dull at 50.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

MEMrnIs, Oct. 29.-Eleven yellow
fever deaths since noon yesterday.
No new cases reported. There IL Ice
In the CUTTERS and everything ia favor
able.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

VIENNA, Oct. 29.-There is another
panic on the Bourse and Government
is endesvoring to effect settlement OF
the financial difficulty.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
TT PAYS TO TRY

1T PAYS to canvass for the
ssctkrsssrhseoshsy, edited by sTEF ~.
paper ii hearty, fearless and progH .ve, ad.
yocates practical religion. dea9f,ees cant,
bgotry and ecclesiastical fyran1 when ever
found; and seeks TO aid and ch16r every one
to do all the good he can. We give UNuSU.
ALLY large commisHion to all csnvassers,
and special awards TO the successful and per.
severing. Agents wanted In every church,
town ahd country. Address THE WORK.
ING CHURCH u Eihle House, N. 7. City.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK MAnKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. 70.
CATTLE-Receipts 9S7. Market
dull and nominal weak; pens full.
HoGs--Receipts 1896. Market
moderately active; 5@1O cents lower !;
packers and shippers buying sparing.
ly; sales at $3.9O@4.l5 for common 10
choice heavy; $4.OO@4.35 for common
to choice extra light.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
OHIO.

CINcISNATI, Oct. 29.---John Ed
wards, a drunken butcher, while abus.
ing his family was shot by his son
Richard, las, night. and died this
morning.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

j.. recent decision of the Supreme
Court Of this State onr atatntes are in.
terprntrd TO be such that Judgment
rendered against any person tor sell.
Ing lignor contrary To law il lien
upon the property where the liquor is
sold. no matter who is the owner. We
have always understood this 10 be the
law. though il has never before been
adiudicated upon by ow Supreme
Cont,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2s.--Strieber
& Co.'S furniture factory was burned
last night. Loss one hundred thous.
and dollars; fully insured.