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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-30

OF the receipts reported to-day So were
by the Decatur road, 22l by the ChAtta-
noOga, by the Northwestern and 10 by
wagon. Summary of the days movement
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Balt1n0re Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 29-FlOur dull and
unchanged; family S5.5Oa6.50. Wheat quiet
at $1.25a1.2S. Corn dull at T5aSSc. Oats
dull and heavy at 6Sae4c. Rye dull at GA
81. Provisions quiet. Mess pork unchanged
at $40. Bacon nchanged-shoulders &c;
clear rib he Sugar-eured hams 13al4c.
Lard 134a144c. Coffee strong, quiet and
unchanged; fair to prime Rio 1sta19se gold.
Whisky nominal.
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LEaaL sALEs.
CHANCERY SALE
OF TIE
brennan Tract!
WITH
VALUABLE CEDAR TIMBER.

a objected By A DECREE OF THE
4 - Chancery Court At Lebancn, At - Oetober
aetms lss4s IN the case Of Wm HERON .J0h.l
y amer e. ais vs. II. Alderman ct tds I will
eApsse 20 public sale, % the Highest lslfler az
tlie iaee residence e Hiram A. brennan,
On Thursday, January IA, 1876,
the tracts Of land c0nveyst bv H. A. brennan
70 John Logue on the nth 6ay OF Aurust. fsf5
purpOrting TO contain 200 acres. ont which
turns out on a correct aud accurate survey. 10
contain I PCS a. 81 D. y
fEis sractof land Is situated en the vFatars ar
fah Greek, in tie counties Of rutherford anil
Wilson, and west OF the Lebanon and Murfrecs-
boro turnpike, and about twelEo niles south OF
Lebanon.
This land contains great deal Of valuable
cedar timber, and via be sold In some sixteen
separate lots Of rom 80 70 100 acres each A plat
made by Capt A. ID. Norris win be exhibited on
the day OF sale, showing the boundaries OF the
various lots The lots contain the number OF
acres set out below:
No. I, 81 =. p; 2, 81 a. 40 p; 3, % 3. 10 D.;
!, 81 A. 10 p 3, So a. % p 6, 81 a. IL D. Z 50 -
s. p 5, 90 a ~ p 9, 81 81 p; 10 81 a. no D.;
II, 40 a % p; IL, Ct a IS p; 13 IS a li3 D.; IA
81 q. Us p; IS, s. a. % D; Is, 81 q 50 D.
TERMS-A credit Of s. u, Is and - months.
except a cash payment OF 10 per cent ON each
lot, with notes and approved security. and a
lien retained until all the purchase morsy Is
paid. H. Y. RIDDLE. @. SIN.
December 9, 1874 decas At we'd
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND HAY.

The local demand in this department
continues fair. Prices have undergone no
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEw YORK, Dec. 20, 1920 A. M.-Cotton
Futures weak. January delivery '1451
ii 3-16c; February IA 9-16n14sc; March
Is 1-16d15te; April Is 7-l66l5lc.
NEW YORK, Dec. %, 1885 A. Motion
Ordinary 1lsc; good ordinary 1910; low
middling 1870; middling 143c; Alabama
lac; Orleans 14sc. Nothing doing; prices
nominally unchanged; lower to sell.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20, 11:1OA Motion
Futures weak. January delivery lao
IA Lice; February. 14s614 9-16c March
15G15 Lice; April 15S615 7-16c; May
10 11-16h15sc; June 16c; July 1910; Au-
gust 10 7-16nl6@c; December 1904 ZIG.
Sales $500 bales.
NEW York, Dec. 20, 1915 P. M.-Cotton
Ordinary 11sc; good ordinary 13Ic; low
middling 13ic; middling 143c; Alabama
lac; Orleans 14sc. Market dull and nom
inal; lower to sell; nOminally unchanged.
Sales for consumption SO bales; last eve
ming for exports 10 bales; for consumption
40, bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20, 1916 P. M.-COtton
Futures steady. January delivery 146
II 1-16c; February 145h14 9-16c; March
156l5 Lice; April 15sd15 7-16c; May
Is IL l6dl5sc; June 16c. Sales SO, 700
bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20, 1855 p. M.-Cotton
Futures unchanged. January delivery IA
Ola Lice; February 14Id14 9-16c; March
15615 Lice; April 15Sd15 7-16c; May
10 11-16dl5sc; June l6c. Sales As, 100
bales.
New YORK, Dec. 20, 2:15 P. M.-Cotton
Ordinary life; good ordinary 1916; low
middling 1890; middling 14ic; Alabama
14Ic; Orleans 14sc. Market dull aud easier;
nominally unchanged. Sales for oonsump-
ton Al bales; for speculation 40 bales.
New YORK, Dec. 20, 2:45 P.4.-Cotton
Futures steady. December delivery 14s
6142c; January 14d14 1-16; February
14Ic; March 15c; April ;015 7-16c; May
Is 11-16615ic; June 160l6 Lice; July
16t616 5-16c; August 10 7-l66l6 9-16c.
Sales s., 600 bales
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--Daily cotton re-
port for days at all United States ports:
Net receipts 1874 balls; exports to Great
Britain ii, 432 bales; exports to Continent
7,4O3 bales; stock OF all classes S32,315
bales; exports TO France 6,244 bales.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Dec. %, i2:30P. M.--Cotton
firm. Middling uplands 7id7Id; Or
leans I'D. SALES to-day 1900 bales, of
which 1000 bales are for export and specu-
lation.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 20, 2:30 P. M.-Cotton
firm. Middling uplands 7ja7ad; Or
leans I'D. Sales to-day 1900 bales, Of
which 1900 bales are for export and specu-
lation. Sales Of American 600 bales.
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EOR RENT for the year 1S75-The we'll
u known and desirable stOre-house on the
northeast corner Of Broad and Cherry streets,
known as the Moulton & Reed corner; also the
small business house, with four rooms above,
situated on Cherry street, adjoining and in he
rear Of the corner house. The theatre VIII be
removed from said building before Jan. /, 1878.
Apply to r. MOULTON & CO., at a Broad st.
uoy9q If
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TI Sse s.iD!: 2a9l ash aslss4

lands, Liverpool. 7x@7ad. SD. 1OXd.
These figures indicate an increase in cot
ton in sight Dec. "A, OF 242, 293 bales as COM
pared with the same date of 1873, and an
increase of 3I4, S25 bales as compared with
the corresponding date Of 1872.
MOVEMENTS OF COTTON AT THE INTERIOR
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TOBACCO.

The Capitol warehouse has sold IS hhds.
as follows:
20 hhds. medium to low leaf at $500,
1900, 1495, 14.60, 14.50, 400, 1880,
1880, 1880, 1900, 1880, 1880, 12.50,
l2.00, 300, 1900, 1900, 200, 11.SO,
1l.25.
1shhds. Tugs at s10.25, 1000, 1000, 1000
1000, 1000, 1000, 1000, 9.75, 9.75, 900,
geo, 9.s0, $40, 900, 900, $50, $50.
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Louisville Harkess.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. % Flour, dull
and unchanged; fancy 5000. Wheat dull
and unchanged; ied S1.O0; amber S1.O5;
white S1.15. Corn 6Sa70c. Oats 60a63c.
Rye S1.10. Mess pork firm at so. Bacon
qriet and unchanged; shoulders &c; clear
rib 115a12. Sugar-cured hams 145c. Bulk
meats irregular and tending upward; shOul-
ders 65c; clear rib 9sa104c. Lard-tieTces
14cs; kegs 154c. Whisky dull and declin-
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4 u oIIlf1llI I1VL4 W AN pLON4lLOO IlOIIl Vt44
files the following:
Stock on hand Dec %, 1S73.... 6,ss5
etselpts 70 Ilst AS1e.:.,.-'.''..'.''99'o
Good ordinary "a shade better than pres
snt good ordinary was quoted at 1910.
Stock on hand Dec. 30, 1s72....... 5,31T
Receipts 70 that date ,465
Shipments 70 that date....--.........25,35l
Good ordinary was then quoted at 16sc.
The Nashville Savings Companyfurnishes
us the following quotations showing the
prices and movement of cotton at New
York and Liverpool throughout the day:
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view Orleans sEarkefs.
Cincinnati Mnrkafa-

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-Flour duh and
unchanged. Wheat dull and nominal; red
S1.0Sal.l0. Corn dull and unchanged at
70a71c. Oats firm at 6Oa62e. Rye firm at
$1a1.1O. Barley quiet and UNCHANGED.
Mess pork steady at $40. Lard firm; steam
1870; kettle lac. Bulk meats steady;
shoulders 6sa6sG clear rib 9sa93c; clear 10e
all loose. Bacon steady and unchanged;
shoulders Saa8ic clear rib 114a111c; clear
11aa12c. Whisky firm at csc.
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0bTT0H.

To-day our cotton market opened firm,
ruled quiet and closed dull and lower to
sell. The depression toward the close was
the effect of the large receipts of the day at
all the ports. Few bales changed hands.
Prices continued as at the close YESTERDAY:
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NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; white wheat western extra
$5.60a6.15, superfne, western and State
$4.O0a4.50; extra Ohio "a. 7oa6.65; st. Louis
S5aS.00. Wheat opened quiet and very firm;
No. spring 81. 19al-25; No. spring $1.O9
a1.1O; No. 2 Chicago $1.11a1-14. Rye
quiet. Barley quiet. Corn irmer; old Goa
97c; new S4aS5c. Oats frmer at 6Sa7Ie.
Coffee firm at 17sa2Oc, gold. Suga- is very
firm at SaS4e. Mess pork dull; Old $19.75;
middles steady; short clear l0sa11c. Lard
steady; rhine steam 13sa13 I1-16c. Whis-
Ky lowe at S1a1.0G5.
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NEW YORK, Dee 29.-There was a slow
trade movement with manufacturers agents
and importers as most jobbers are stock
taking and buying no goods. Cotton goods
are quiet and unchanged in prices. Heavy
and fine brown c0ttORs, cotton flannels, sat
teens and some makes Of grain bags are
closely sold up in first hands. Wooden
goods are quiet except worsted eoatings.
Black alpacas and pure mohairs are in
steady demand
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ROR RENT Or LEASE-Seversl rooms,
10 suitable for Offices or bedrooms, up stairs in
the Burns Block, corner Of Market street and
Public Square. For information, apply to Sam
Powers & Son, on the premises Possession can
be had about the 18th of December. NJ. BURNS.
uoy2Stf
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FOR RENT.

H0R RENT-The new story brick dwelling
III With seven rooms, corner Maple and Carroll
streets Good stable on the lot. Cal at once on
deco IT.
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R0R RENT-The large two-story fine resi-
u dence, No. 10 South Cherry street, in good
repair; rent reasonable 10 good tenant. Apply
20 GEO. W. SHIELDS, 81 Public Square.
deco 1w
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Total visible supply ,sSS, IA 1891 4s1 1.Isssl9
OF the above, the totals of American and other
descriptions are as follows:
Total East India, etc. $4,000 999 600 1,1sO,o00
Total American ia 1y3s2, 4s1 ,949
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rHE DAILY ONION Z ANERICAN

Is filed with the latest and fullest news from
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-30

EOR RENT-Two-stOry dwelling house with
i large yard, No. leo North Summer street,
cheap. Apply TO JAS. B. CRAIGHEAD, No. IS
n. College street. dec17 Is
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ClOR RENT-0ne large elegantly furnished
il front room and several unfurzished rooms.
/. II. ELDRIDGE, 1ss Chuxck street.
decS0 st
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

missioner OF Public Lands, to disre-
gard any application for lists OF Public
Lands, unless the person applying FOR
such lists, is duly commissioned by the
Governor of the State. The res0lu-
8tion IL for the purpose Of protecting
the State from the tricks Of unscrupu-
lous land spectators.
The remsinder Of the day was spent
in discussing tho whisky question"
and also the plan Of abOlishing the
Office Of County School Superinten-
dent, toward which end several bills
are already introduced.
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The deficit, which the accountant
yesterday thought he had made, viii
probably prove an error Of his own.
Il has been traced far enough to prove
that it docs not belong to Rankin
1t is believed ell will be found straight
when the accountant gets fairly into q
knowledge OF HE books. Prof. Jones,
one Of the "outs," on the stand to-day
only gave testimony % to the misap.
preparation OF tho interest fund on
dwelling houses. He gives only what
has been known to the public through
oflcial reports Of the College, for four
Or five years, 20 there Il no need Of .
recapitulatiOn here. The great " mares
nest that has beer promised, doesn't
seem to DO forthcoming thus FIR.
e. N. n.
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By virtue Of ~ oNecntion to ne directed from
the Clrfk OF tho AusisSct Iift Al &srtfse County,
Iowa, On judgment obtsiaf-i III said Conrt, On
the 2ltn day OF Jsnaary 1874 ~ tsrcr az Maddfne-
ton Bros as PisintiH and ageirst - The NAticusl
Coal h Mining Company 3 ~ defendant Tor the
sum OF two hundred Il nineteen dollars and sixsy-
I'VE cents and costs taxed at S4.sB spd aceruln !
COSTS, have lryied upon the following personal
properly, taken as properly of said defendent, to
Al tlsfy said EAecuelon. toswit
-Four carloads OF Coal delivered in Qttumws.
And viii offer tho same for sale to the highest
bidder for ca-h in hand, on She 2sta Gay OF Febf1.
ary, A. ID. 1874, In front OF the Court House, Ia
sid day, when and where due attandsnce EtIi he
given by the undersigned.
Dated al Ottumwa, Iowa. Jan. ~, 1874.
&N 7. p. SPILMAN. Sheriff said 10.
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No medioine svR gave such saaiu0lstsoo
% the people d Wapello eosnty, - oseea's
August Flower. Thousunds o. bodies
Aaye bssn given away In every 61nts snsi
Town, fcr those su1srlng With Dyspcpsls
and il terrible s6ecte, such % Ccstivsnsss,
Scur Ssoraach, indigestion, Liver Com
plaint and general pQox hmlth, thas they
might Try Id virtasss Goto ycur Dfuggisi,
TAylor. Blake . Co., OtsunuA, Iowa, md
9cA . Is esns sim bcttle and oil about 9TH
en- who have ussd Il. Do not suaser, OF lsa
your family suffer try Il. 6ample bottles
Tree of charge. q. g. GREEN,
b Sole xanuf., Woodbury., N. j.
dec1 Il 1890 -
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CUT THIS i OUT

~ Nay 0avU yo0r I.Alo.
There sno person living but what suf5ers
more OF les with Lang Disease, Coughs,
Colds Of Consumption, VI SONS would did
rather than pay Is csots foe q bottle Of
medicine that woaA cure them. Dr.. A.
Boschee's German Syrup hes latsly been
introduced in this country fronm Germany,
and its wonderons curss astcnishss every
one that w Il. II you doubt what ~ say
70 print cut this ont and take Il 70 yo1l
Druggist TAILOR BLAKs q Co, and RI
sample bottle fFes d charge, or . regular
size for 70 CD.
9: G: Green, Woodbury.. Nj.
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y tssOtsvS Democrat, 10Th.
The Evening Journal Of the 10th gives

The Evening Jom1sal Of the 10th gives
the following a the closing quotations:
wheat was dull and tame and No. 3
spring fell 1@l3 per bu. with sales at 81
9oA@l.2lk cash; $l.22@l.2sM seller
March, and fl.24z @I.2siS seller April
closing at 81. a selisr February, and 81. 22X
seller March. Flour WAS dun and nominal
q q. 1896 Tor cofhmou 10 choice spring
sxtraA Corn wss duli, weaker and uuset-
ued. No. 8 sold q Be3(@S711<c cash 673<
@57Tc seller llkrch aud 69J<0
631kc sllef Hay-ciosing vlEh
sellers 1t inside ng6res. Oats were
active and steady. No. 3 sold At 42}0
l2ac cash zzX048c seller March, and
l7}c seller May. Rye seld ct s2R@03c
for No. 9. Barley was firm. No. 2 sold
1t 1l.7s01.1S; no. 3 6 $1.Ss, and 10
jectsd 1t @l.46@1.le. Highwines wero
active q o6c. Rroviate1s Wsre duN an1
lower. Heef oattla wefe dell with saies
In retail way at &4a60S.70 for butch
ers' COWS and choice llipping steers.
Hogs wese dali with aalss g e4.7506 90
Tor inferior to extra aaeoeted lots.
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Can Be bought cheaper Of me q my
store in Agency City, than 1t any 9TH
q placs n Wapello eeaaty. All my
goods ars Of the FIRST qualify. Coae
and - me and price NY goods bsfsro
you buy elsewhere. VIZ. KoHt.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

Oo0't ray se
anvEHrY-YIvE CENTs for youf Dinner
Whsn ron can get just = good =
Horrors OYDTEA BAT, oppo4tie Jor.
dAns 11ock, icr only 1W1n3Y.11vI
CRN1s. Oysters frssh and u1eo s. ell
ssyles, I'd best Of olears cooaR
jan. 37-lWd-1tw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

Will do well 10 remember that McCuffoueH
h I.nBuRs pay CASH for all the l,uster
and eggs they can get.-Bring them on
opposite the Post Office, Ottumwa.
M Mar1gwtf.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

Mn. Hawks will cell II ~ la1sst stylss
Il uilHsuy Goods at cost ~ 0Gkg room
* spring stcck. Call early 1od ~ bar.
Ains. s in. = dewt&.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

The sub committee recently appoint
cd By the Houee Committee ON PEN
etons to consider the claims Of the sur.
vivors Of tho Mexican war for pen.
sions, has agreed to perfect a bill TO
meet these eases. Tia Ill pending
provides that survivo1 Of the Indian
wars and war with Mexico shall be
placed on the same footing as the col
diers Of ISL, or widows and orphans
Of such soldiers. - s (.
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WANTED
a capable party to canvass this township for
ssTho ALOINEess
ths American Art Journal. Tho right
party will b. offered every facility for do
Ing TIA .buMnese. Address
JAMES SuT TON 3 Co.,
Western Branch-98 Madison st.,
fel0dAwlt Chicago, III,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

A full stock Of the latest stylss Of Mill
nsy goods, q Mrs. Platts and HoylandAs
ovH NunAmakm h 0odfrsys. We thank
our ttiepds for their hitherto generous PAT
ronaee, and hope for continuance Of tie
mme.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12
This and That.
valentine day, Fob. 14th.

pig said toa boy who had cut off his
!. n zasE saH s'sssti & go salsis ,s
The assessed value OF all kinds Of
properly in Burlington - fenr million
dollars. g sis4@t sI IL j
NESRAsKA has the heaviest snow
ever known there BY the Oldest set
tiers. Z. VS. os
aLsps 20 and inhase,' 10 the way
the statesmen IN Washington pnt their
cornwall Invitations now.
TnE boys arc having good dcat Of
fun coasting down tho hills, OF which
there are many surrounding our city.
SIR the local OF Htoner& Miller
They ars No. 1sworkmen, aad deserve
patsolaG ~ ssrs N 8
so 6LAUGHTER has : saleo stock
and farm inplemsnta, Ia Highland
township, on Thursday. 10Th Inst.
NELLIE GRANT, the Presidents
daughter, u engaged aud will be mar
fled eariyin the spriug.
4 A case Of small po1 has made It,
appesssuce ono milo west.of Bsatons--
pogts lava Buten county, Wesley
Burton IL the victim. 59sF Asa
DAVENPORT has ordsrsd . fire-alarm
telegraph, to 70 With its water works.
Il costs s2Ooos "A thsy think II cheap
At that. J.
There isa fight Ia the Illiaois Leg.
stature e % whsther the souls ofcon-
ticts shali - saved acoordlnsto Cath
olocism oroecording TO Pr0tsstsntism.
An old .lady "a Warrington was
recently hssrd 70 observe, on taking up
the morning paper, II wouder Il any
body M - bera1that / knows
John r. Ksrfoot one Of Wapello
county's good farmers. has concluded
thstlit y good to be s'middleman, !"
and has moved to Ottnmwa to 60 into
busiAssk y ca a
The D. Noises Register says :aThe
Atsti ooosnoslvs eaths Marrow Gauge
Railroad Il to 81 nsmed s'Ths orsngers
It win b. delivered here In about six
w0aka.n
'' - s--~ ~ -, - fsaa5
'Huppott home isstitutionsr Il the
dsstrine 70 remedy hard times. II you
'wunt tofbay snythihG gss II Of your
'hops nssshasts Or mechanics, and II
you want to get married don't 60
sway feon.hsms for wife. ss.ags -
sJarv Dawn ssys be could XIII Toote
at tho Art Are. Foois hes been enga.
ged In three affairs Of honor, and new
- has bssn hart yet and mover has
hurt anybody else.
MuscAr1Nr's City Council proposes
to- abolish ne oflcs Of City Asssssor,
and In future adopt the assessment
made by the Township Assessor. Il
would b AsAvfng Of several hundred
dollars. asa Y ss
James Sutton q Co, have establish
ed . branch Of the "ALDISE" firm In
Chicago. which Is Represented by
NJ. h!snsru =. Drsnt. iney want an
~. .. - ~, ~, IVY 90 'o0a' a'vsr-
=. = 49,. u ..
v@ssuees 49, agas1 naae sne'r
appearance - we store Winaows' ana
yostp'nl 49, ere aeoatlng vne'ner
80. -. -. .,'" ~ -. -, 49,, !. ss
'ssv. a A. "a sc,r, 8, : ), ssa,,hts' !,
-. 49,. = Co. 49, 10y
sHow lsss sse The people OF Mis-
souritu b robbed r pitsoualy inq oirss
ssorrssposdsnt q The St. Loais Globe.
And NE Gss6s rssponds that Il cannot
answsr. = the Lsgislature-which is
Dsmocratic- has not yet Fixed the day
Of adjsnsument s.ss :.
One Of the current aImanacs says
a. Tia current month: I'll there are
Nm ~isd. x F.b,u.rv. followed bv
-. ..,..I..A ....,.3 800. u e, q.
...,- .......
80 - =. .us- s'r' 49,, 1''''
-. w WV N'oa.' 6.
n ~ = rru -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

Hover xssps on hand ,asgo slock q ths
laasae styh 81 frames. AP. Q. bacee, Mar.
kst D. novS 3 ddEw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

Csc Taraxim for Liver Complains, Cos
tiveneas and Indigeation. Il never falls 70
crrc chronic cases Of Asue. tp.3idkw2m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

Try Hovsg's new eallefysfoe lyour pic
turss and picture tEaues, Main strest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

Or Ave years, 90 there d no need Of !
recapitulation herr. The great mares
nest" that haa peer promtsed, doesn't
seem 70 % 'ol'n-com.ns my IT.
Iesislasive sn,Anary q Hsnaay's
n. nss.1 rs s - ..ss ..... "a
- - 800 - ~, ss.s $500 "a -.
- - Sv'.1o = A.'1,A =. 80. -
.a.nm.s.1e 'on' 80 - 'As' -
$3.50. go, -
asns.ol Es1Al.. =. sns 49, Sola
ml'.so .ppol.u y s.s.a.s - 70
p.l's = us.'''u..o. = sue $1,000
tern counties made q sxtendeo fepoft.
~ ~ = s,oo 80
s.r.tc- rsrh... ofr,.r oo,rtv
,,..nar..a . h,,, - n.a-,a. /. 60.
Oost~ VI AuusseaoA NJ salncas I'VE
teachers.
49,. >,rno
= resolution appropr1aune $l0W
for the nee Of the 0overnor 70 enable
him Ia nomnlv vvith tha ACT Of thA lat
n.-., r,". = .-s,...s. --r
UsneFM AssemOay Y cOuocuuG I'M
road and transportation statistics, in-
troducsd BY Senator Cooley, OF Du-
hnona ,ea aAnrt.a
h,,s ..,,..s,,s-~ .,.,...<. \. ..-.
D4ss 1911 tss - s'vs
security for costa u oertaan eeeee pees.
cd.
Senate flls No. e. which was : bill
....,-,-..h.. ,.s-..s IN 49,. 49,
SS $500 1872 = ~ - \
tne proper a00AvN = 0e0e I0F 2
chaage Of venus, On account Of alleged
prsjudice Of The Judge, % grant ~
chenre -. NM NM. 4. ,,es.a.,a "a
-.
'0ss'
We rive bolov u bill introduced
.or. =. c...... nr..-s,, -
.1s 1ss eD - " -
the E1sn qoestaon:
A BILL
For An ACT ron AxrolNTMENr OF rIsu
coxAGIssloNERs AND FOE O11l1R Pun
POSES.
SECTION ]. Be Il enacted By tAs
Gessras AsssMbly Of ~ Stats ~ IosSa,
That the Governor shall appoint thrOe
90 hsh commissioners whose duty II
Of a.h.vsv. Al ~ s.r.sms ~ III.
Stste, Where mlil-dams or other arti-
ion ION ~ ~ y n. ss.. ~ ~
dana or srtiSc,si ohstructiors. These
commissioner arc 70 servs without
any salary whatsver, ana are only 70
Ds 1oa@ol.se1 lOf Lns E sctCe sxpsasss
thar Su,s:. 'sA :. s1' -
SIC. 3. Il shall be the duty Of each
owner Or lessee, of any mill-dan or
Artificial obstruction erected ca any
ms;r1.,, :. =, a. .s.h 81 .sla ~. S 4. -. 4I
ficial obstructions, ! ash.way, & least
one foot IN depth ct the edge Of The
1 1 ana % pIoper Wiosn g ai.oW en
- -. ~ ~ ~ - .hays -. a., =. ~
pass over the zane. The "a lsh-
ways shall b placed 9 IN angle Of not
mo.e than thirty t3O degree. snl q
H .c"r s oaa chsyn = - ws. U.vW s ~
thAra{n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-12

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HoaeEe.

There has been nothins essentially new
to report il connection with trade ID the
Horse and Mule department. The foliow-