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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-18

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Long before Tweed was noterioui,
Ternando Wood was known ana fsGd
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woaid nave been . Aagrant edsnse.
Bat the votes cast By the Dsmpcrsts Of
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Aeq!ceaA ths sort Of msn Democrats
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-18
Complete 18th new
TYPES AND PRESS Ht.

dollar u day. 1t was a constitutional
law, and those who were entitled 10
pay under 1t, were as much entitled to
the whole Of 1t az they were to any
dime received under it. Ii any mem
ber thought it was too much and re-
turned 1t, he, (Stephens), would not
cast slur upon him for doing so. He
was not going 10 place a value on his
own services as Representative, but ii
he were TO state what he thought the
services Of Representatives. ought to be
worth, ii wonld 60 far abovess the
figure OF any law that has ever been
passed. He had given II as his opinion
in the last speech he made in the
House, fourteen years ago, that il the
salaries of members of Congress were
ten thousand, Senators fifteen thou
Court, fifty thousand, of Associated
Judges, twenty-five thousand, and OF
the President, one hundred thousand,
1t would be better for the country at
large. He had the same opinion still,
and he certainly should not vote for
the bill reported by the committee.
He believed that the most unwise ac-
tion of the last Congress was the ab0li-
ton of the Franking privilege.
Garfield replied to Stephens. There
were some things he said, in tho
speech just delivered, SO radically un-
like the views entertained by Afneri-
cans that they should be replied to at
once, particularly as to public po-
sitions being held out as prizes for the
emoinments attached to them. All
the disting gnished gentleman had said
in regard to the distinction between q
genuine demag0gue and a sham DEM
| agOgue would be cordially concurred
in by all who heard him. The public
opinion In some of its forms might
sometimes be wrong, but after AM,
there was place where public opin-3
ION finally adjusted itself and gave
stamp to what mankind would usually
call right. The public opinion was
that the pay Congress voted itself
was too high, aud 1t would be indeli.
cate for Congress to resist that opin.
ion.
Mr.. Randall argued in favor of tho
repexrof mileage and substitution OF
| actual expense.
Mr.. Potter favored anything be-
yond five thousand dollars for the
present Congress.
Mr.. Kasson advocated the substitute
reported by the minority of the com-
mittee, and argued that the majority
bill would strengthen that element Of
personal government which has
grown to dangerous degree. He
criticised the recommendation of the
President IN regard to erecting mah-
sions in Washington for public off,
cials, aud in regard 10 giving the
President the right to vet0 . portion
Of bill. He wanted no principle to-
be established by any action Of tho
House which would surrender still
further legislative dignity and author
ity.
Dunnel favored atonclnent for the
offense Of It's passage by the simple
unconditional apFeal Of the last salary
law.
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xles1a ~ .f silsIy2oss 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10

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and another. This was to warn the
steamers outside to concentrate on the
line pointed out by the rockets This
rocket-throwing we knew was sure to
happen, and therefore were ready with
rockets also, which we threw in direc-
ton perpendicular to the course we were
steering, to bewilder our pursuers. How
ever, this did no good, for very soon the
people on our starboard side discovered
steamer approaching, and almost at
the same instant another was seen com
ing down on the port beam. This latter
was forward of the beam, whilst the first
was abaft; hence we would be compelled
to pass the last discovered vessel, whilst
the first would have to give us q stern
chase; therefore, our attention was par
ticularly directed to the port side. The
guns were trained on this chap and their
muzzles changed as he altered his bear
ings. Doak's marines and those Of the
ships company, who were armed with
small arms, made ready to give him a
volley. We must have seen both ene-
mics before they saw us, as | think we
could certainly have gottel the FIRST shot
had we so desired, but our policy was net
to disclose our character, but quietly
stand by our guns and fight only if dis
abled and brought to bay. Now the
fellow sees us, for he shows us q faint
whitish light before opening, that he
may not FIRE into q friend; we promptly
show him a red light in return, which
disconcerts him, for he repeats his sig
mall then we show him a green light
more bother, and he displays the signal
for the third time, which We answer by
showing him both lights. Whilst this
showing Of lights has been going on, the
starboard fellow has been dropped, whilst
the one on the port side has headed up
on the same course we were steering,
with his head about up 10 onr waist and
80 near 10 us that / could distinctly see
the glitter Of the lace on the officers
caps and coats as the rockets they com
menced throwing glarsd out in the ds.k-
mesa. The tine gained had been valuable,
but our strategy was not 10 carry rs
away scot free, for when We displayed
the two lights there vas no longer any
doubt as 10 our character, and the gen
tleman on the left gave Us broadside.
Luckily he pointed too high and al his
missiles went above. except one shell
which ranged through the forecastle,
doubled up an iron stanchion and ex-
ploded, doing no more damage, how
ever, than setting Ere 10 the bedding Of
some Of the petty olhcers and soaring
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10

oHt three stow.aways. But this was moi
the last shot by any means, for the yes
sci on the starboard side had opened,
and our near neighbor seeing that he
had no chance to keep up was plying his
guns and rafting the shells above and
around US as rapidly as men could wor K.
And there we had to stand and take it,
and never strike blow back. How |
longed to drop alongside this confident
fellow and surprise him with broad
side; but that was not to be. He was e
great side-wheel, beam-engine ship, and
as / watched the motions of her walking
beam aud observing the big black hull
drou further and further away she re-
minded me of great tired, unwieldy,
slow-motioned cur dog chasing hare.
We got twenty or thirty shots and sped
away out of sight into the darkness.
But our troubles were not at an
end by any means. The rockets
and firing had set the whole feet in mo-
ton to intercept us, and we had scarcely
left our first tormentors out of sight
before four or FIVE others 1--WE could
never settle the number) appeared ahead
ef us or of either bow. Here was a
predicament If we held on our nor
west coorse, as did Paddy, when bound
to Fingal, the chances we're that we
would fall into a eovey Of enemies, who
might make short work Of us; if we
swung sharp to port we might get ashore
on Cape Fear reef whilst The beach was
not too far away on the b.arboard side
il we went in that direction, but tkis
latter was the best thing to be done
under the circumstances, and we did it,
and did it quickly, too, for there is not
much time for deliberstion in a ship go
ing twenty knots an hoBs. s-1 close
aboard danger right aheai.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10
PUBLICATION.

MO PAPER IN MEMPHIS Is A BETTER
IN advertising medium than the western
Methodfst, it having within the limits OF
which Memphis Is the Commercial center
very large circulation. This can Be knoWn
and read Of all who may become inteiestea.
Judicious advertising will pay. Our once y
ST R.W.BLEW AGO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10

A charitable lady in St. Louis sent one
Of her last years dresses to destitute
woman the other day. She was some
what surprised to have it returned with
the statement that il was too full behind
for the present style, and would she take
a breadth out and change the trimming.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10
Tel lereal or Secret Diseases,

.,,h = Syphilis, Gon0rrhca. Gleet Structure,
SUI suSH 81 Urinary Diseases; Syphit little or Mer-
c,,ri.i a Elections Of the throat, skin or bones,
s-chftis. hernia or rupture; also, the elects ef
soiit " habit ruinous g tne eoos 1.S,i;, s1s no
r.. dizziness. dimness Of sight, confusion
"a 49, evil forebOding. aversion 70 seciieo I
loss of n 'emory. weakp sss &C.. ns ~ ~ ~
fbe-. IN 4 ny one case. but Al oecu..slns III
-. N-.t - various cases. hheumausln anu
S,.enss =. - n aims cured BY a new msthod', 90
u Ap1ars;eniar attention paid 20 the Dlo oEhon.l
,,15 uoWTN such as excessive- supptetse q
Vt N,ori Nenstruation. Luohorrhma or
yW5 NJ ~. Fsllh ig Of the Womb, and ~ irresa-
~ llisieso lsi - tbe monthly periods, causing steI
iiitv on barroni less, ana often-Simes eohsu"p
uSn, 1h. Do,tor cin BE- eonfulted persenally, ,l q
l.. i'5,.- anon a n diseases not requiring ~. ~
attention outsid,' gi n, once O'-'' H''''
from : An ~ ID. S. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10

James Parton says be has known Ia
dies in whom the instinct Of decoration
was so strong thar if they we're told they
must be hanged in presence Of twenty
thousand persons tomorrow their first
thought would be, Have | proper
hanging dress7"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10

rs, NOW PERMANENT Y ESTABLIsHEp
4 for the treatment Of pa.1ents, both male
au< female, who are afflicted with any form OF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10
MEDICAL,
DIR. IL. L. LASKI,
Physician Surgeon
AND ACCOUCHER.

OFFICE, So UNION ST. RESIDENCE. ssl
" Main street (Gayoso Blockl. Once hours
from to 10 a.m., and from 3 to pm. Spe-
cisities: children and female diseases. Grad
uated at the University Of Berlin Germany
with more than thirty years practical expe-
renee Vaccination daily az his cfhee. be-
tween and O'clock pm. A-xvi-S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10
pIsPENsARY.
.->~>~ ~S-~->~-~~-~~-~~~~-~->---~
DIR. ID. S. JOHNSON'S
Medical DiSpensary
2Os MAIN STREET,
memphis, T,ennessee,

UD.,tnir,, bet. wn.hin. vton and Adams .ts..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10

n. b shirts. We make n ape-
cEaIty, and make to order when re-
quired. S-lD
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-10
DRUGS.
OvE r. TON
DRUG AND FAMILY MEDICINE
STORE.

ITO THE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS AND
Vicinity: Having again entered the arena
of my profession. take great pleasure N I'm IN
service. and will be glad to see them at any
and ali fines My stock will be ample tor al,
Family and Plantation purposes. ne shaIi
keep what may be termed strictly
First-cIass sPreseriptive and Family
Medicine store,
ticles' Nv Perfrmery Department will consist
Of all leading manTfaet@rTes SOAPS, Toilet
Hair Oils. Tooth Powders, foreign and domes-
tie MY Prescription Department ba,a is open at
be accessible. Remember that distance lends
enchantment to the view.
BE-. GOODYEAR,
Graduate in Pharmacy,
p, S,-Goodyear's Liver Tome. so well and
hin hly appreciated, is only manufactured by
me. Fine Havana and domestic cigars -,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27

"AVING been East, and having failed in
Ia coming to terms with parties who de-
sired to purchase my stock (as heretofore statedI
tire stock, and have brought to this market an
enormous stock of New Goods of latest STYLES and
will continue to sell them at prices that cannot
help but please. My old stock having been
nearly all disposed of, we wish to inform the
public that our goods are all new and fresh and
everything, having leased the entire building,
which will enable me to increase my stock, hav-
ing more room and facilities for storing and
showing my goods. Also we are daily receiving
New Goods We would respectfully ask all to
call and see our stock before purchasing else
where. No trouble to show goods.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27

A n ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF EVERY
IA VARIETY of goods in this line, just
ceived for the Fall and Winter Trade of 1873.
No. 1O3 Main st. Call and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Every kind of work made to order and in all
cases satisfaction guaranteed, both as to ma
terial and work: Repairing done at theshortest
notice Sign of the Red Boot.
Every variety of Boots, shoes, Rubber Leggips
and Hosiery for Gents and Ladies wear Kept
constantly on hand. 14-11S-l
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NORTHERN OHIO
FAIR

Visitors to our Fair while in the city
are cordially invited to look through our
mammoth warerooms.
The largest in the United States.
six floors 50X120 connected by Steam
Passenger Hotel elevator
We have an immense stock of Partor
and Chamber Suits made up, which We
shall offer DURING THE FAIR at dis
count of 20 per cent. from regular prices.
This is rare chance to visit Cleveland
see the Fair, and buy Il Suit of Furniture
cheap,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
CANDIES!
CANDIES!!
CANDlES!!!
Great Reduction in Prices!
w. G. CIR AY
w. C. CIR AY

Is now selliug every variety of fine Domestic
and Imported Candies at wholesale and retail
ut Prices Lower than the same qualities have
ever before been offered for in this section
Country dealers supplied on as favorable
terms as can be obtained in Cleveland.
Call and examine stock. 125-13O-2
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Practicing Medicine.

Having had nearly 80 years experience in the
practice of homeopthv. Utwenty-four of which
WAS spent in Leroy. N Y.,) the public can rest
assured that the sick entrusted to my care will
be skillfully treated.
Residence IS Washington street.
Office in rear of Bartlett'S lRsu surance Office
Oice hours from to 10 \. N. aud to 4 and o
tosS y. NJ.
J. l.. GAGE, N. ID.
PAIAEsvILLE. Dec. 4, 1873. l7S-2
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DIR. GAGE

Now offers hissserviceS to the people OF Paines-
vile and vicinity, having located here for the
purpose of
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B. EHRLICH,Propr
New York Cheap Store i.

Nsls@ We shall hereafter do CASH Business,
and would state that those asking for credit will
positively be refused. B. EHRLrCH.
l0l -13O-61s
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Books g. Stationery
E1 AT ~
Greatly Reduced Rates.

\ line OF books, standard authors, will be
sold ten per cent. below cost. In Il word
anything and every ythina we have in our
stock will be sold at prices lower than
ever offered before, A1I-or nearly alI-the
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-18
SNERIFFS SALE.
JAMES F. UTz
No. 2537.

JAMES r u II
VS. No. 2537.
WILLIAM II PRATHER ..-.
In the District Court of Bossier
Parish La.
Dy Virtue of a Writ OF fl fa. issued
bout of the Clerks office of Bossier
Parsish La, anu to me directed, I
have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house
door in the town of Bellevue La. and
with in the legal hours sale on,
Saturday Feb, 1st, 1873,
the following described property to-
wit:
One Steam saw mill Engine Boiler
one large pair of timber wheel 5, cir
cUlar saw etc, complete and in good
running order and now atthe BOdcau
bridge two miles from Bellevue on
the Benton road.
Said property ordered to be seized
and sold to pay and satisfy the sum
Of 1854 S3 with interest at Sper cent
from the 9th day of Juue 1870 in fa-
vor of the Plaintiff ]. f.. Utz.
Terms OF sale, On a credit of twelve
months for whatever the property
may bring; purchasers giving bonds
| for price be-ing interest from day
of sail secured by apprOvec personal
security.
B. F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, January llth, 1873,
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Saturday, Feb, 1st, 1878,

the following described property, tO-wit:
The whole of the southeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section II; the east half
OF northeast quarter dissection i3, township
p. range IL. Whole of section and west
half of section Is, township II, range 13
containing 1857 acres. except that portion of
west half of southwest quarter, said section
Is. which was sold by Il. Y. Graves to A. j.
Marks, containing 10 acres
Also the undivided oue-siXteenth interest
in the following described lands, viz: East
half of northeast quarter, section 81; all of
section 33, less 1872 acres. The south frae,
tiudal part of the south half of section 2S,
ali in township 10. range I3, containing in
all az acres, with all improvements there
OK. known as Graves Bee Bend Place"
Also, the northeast quarter of section l,
fractional west half of section -. included in
the survey Of Marks Lake. Fractional sec
tion -, east of Red River. Fractional east
half of section two. ali in township n, range
II, containing l06l rcrcS, with improve
mcnts thereon aud kuown AS the Egypt
Plantation
AIsGtl.e 10 interest of growing crops on
Bee Bond Place" to-wit: AbOut $500
bushels of corn, mere or less, and abort
| l3j bales Of cotton i'll the seed. ,-
Ono s"rrel Mare. 80.
Seized ~ the property Of Il. \ Graves,
and to bc sold to pay aud satisfy plaintiffs
ciaim-Say SlJ. 1870 with interest and
costs.
Terms Of saIc-On credit of twelve
months fer whatever the property may
bring, purchasers giving bonds for price
hearing interest from day of sale secured
hv approved per Quail security and mortgage
and venduis lien on the land bought.
Land to be sold in subdivisions according
to law.
Act of sale with L. s. Internal Revenue
/ stamps at expense of urchaser. i
B. +. ONEAL, Sheriff
Bellevue, La. January Iith, 1873
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PUBLIC SALES.
SMEREFE,S SALE.
T w Abney, admir-, for use, &C.,

1 " AOney, aunr-, lOr use, &c,
VS..
] S Hewitt.
In the District Court of Bossier par
ish, La.
Dy virtue of writ of. seizure and
u sale to me directed from the
Honorable the 18th District Court in
and for the parish of Bossier, State of
Louisiana, l have seized and will
proceed to sell at public auction to
the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house door, in the town of
Bellevue, La, within the legal hours
of sale, on
Saturday, February lst, 1878,
all of the following described lands
situate west of the range line dividing
range ten and eleven, to-wit:
. The southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section nineteen and
west half of the northwest quarter of
section thirty; southeast quarter of
northwest quarter and southwest
quarter of northwest quarter and
northwest quarter of fsOuthwest quar-
ter Of section nineteen, all in town.
ship eighteen Of range ten, containing
2i0 acres.
AlSn, north half of northwest quarter, east
half of south half of southwest quarter,
section nineteen. township eighteen, range
ten, containing l2O acres, more or less.
Also, northeast quattcr of southeast quar-
ter of section -, township Is, range IL, con-
taiT:ing 10 acres, more 81 less
Also. northeast quarter Of section %, same
township and range, containing 100 acres,
and containing in all $50 acres, more or less
Said lands seized and ordered to be sold to
| pay aud satisfy the debt due by defendant,
| j. ). Hewitt, to the plaintiff, 7. w. Abney,
administrator, for use. &c. for the sum of
! 81 COZ eight hundred and forty dollars,
/ with interest and cost.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
/ Act Of sale, &c, at expense of purchaser
December 18th, 1872.
/ b. Z. ONEAL, Sheriff.