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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Continued Activity in Stocks, with
a Strong Undertone.
GOLD 1 O 8 "a
Foreign Exchange Lower-Money
Unchanged.
RAILWAY BONDS STRONG.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. Sept. l0-e p. M
In 30 far az the general financial situation Is
concerned the outlook continues most hopeful.
There Is nothing new In regard TO the crops 10 be
added to what has already been said on that sub
ieet. unless to deprecate disposition apparent
west OF Chicago to hold back supplies because OF
the present bear purpose prevailing In that mar
ket. The facts Of the situation appear to be
that che operators there have oversold the market
month IN advance and farmers are ADVISED TO
hold back IN order to corner the spectators. In
tAs meantime these latter hammer the market
With "wasR" sales In order to induce forward
movement. While the action OF the spectators
approacpes nearly to criminality, and indeed
might be reached under an old English statute,
part Of the common law at the time OF the Declara-
tion Of Independence, having reference 70 lore
stalung, yet
THE ADVICE GIVEN Is BOLD
under the circumstances, as 1t ts important that
American produce should occupy the vacant mar.
kets OF Europe as quickly as possible. Delay In
this respect Will certainly endanger the full sue
cess that should attend the marketing OF our
surplus crop this year. and It Is simple folly to
lose the chance OF this important result for the
trining advantage of bringing the Chicago specu.
lstors to grief. Let the farmers distinctly under
stand these dangerous middemen can be most
successfully wiped out by ignoring them. Freights
are extremely low now, and corn and wheat are
advancing In Liverpool. Sound policy, therefore,
dictates q rapid forward movement In order to
Avail of these favorable conditions.
THE STOCK MARKET
opened strong at an Improvement OF e Il per
cent ss compared with yesterdays closing quota
lions. There was further advance OF v toX
per cent in the general list but towards noon .
slight reaction ensued. At the second call the
market was Hrm, with o partial recovery in
prices. The principal business was in Western
Union, Union Pacific, Lake shore, New YorK Cen.
tral, Wabash and Pacific Mail. Subsequently to
the call the market was quiet but firm. IN the last
hour Of business the market was still heavy, and
decline ranging from x to per cent occurred.
Pacific Mail was weak. going on nom 4oA to ASK.
Wabash reacted from 3SK to 32T. Union Pacific
was exceptionally nrm. closing at SIX q ak, the
highest point OF the day. Before the market
left on there was another reaction, and most Of
the decline was recovered. The total sales Of the
day covered l26, 1913 shares, Of which $4,000 were
Union Pacific. the most active stock on the list; -;
25eoo Lake Shore, next in interests 1000 western
Union H. 100 Pacific Mail and 1914 400 Wabash which
comprised the most active stocks OF the list.
The subjotned table gives the sales in each STOCK
"a also
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REAL ESTATE.

The auction business transacted ct tie Exchange
Baesroom yesterday was a. follows Mr.. william
Kennedy, BY order OF the Court, In foreclosure
sold under the direction OF J. p O'Neil, referee.
house with lot located on Sixtieth street. west OF
Second avenue. Also under the objection OF G.
4. lngraham, Jr., referee, one lot on Thirtieth
street, east Of seventh avenue. Mr.. Joseph
MCGUIRE by the same order. under the direction
OF jacob A. Gross, referee. disposed OF two Eve.
story tenement houses with lots, located on Will
lett street, south OF Stanton street, and Messrs.
Dihgee, Porter Co.,, by order OF the court un.
der the direction OF jacob A. Gross, referee, sold
house and lot located on l22d street, west Of
avenue A.
NEW YoRx rRoPnaTy-sT WILLIAM xxnsxLLY
1885, b. = b. and \, on = s. Of 6th It., 1884 It, W.
"a av lot I&txlO06; W. II. Beldcn...........,1l20 600
lot onha Soth st. ~ fte Oft av, 2sxsasx22s
xe4x4e.4 irreg. r. II. seavey, ............... $500
NGUIRE.
. BIZ. ten. h. and l., No 96 Willett st., e. side,
lou r. OF stanton ST.: lot 25xlv0 \. Doper... 1887
1sa bk ten b. aud l., No % Adj. the above, lGs n.
p biNoEs ioRirn co
l6a b. D. h. ana on T. D. OF l22d et, Dl.e n. N. of
Nv. A, lot MsxiWio; W. H. Wiikins. ......-.... $3.50
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IN quality not more than halt grade above below
lSc.; middiins, lsHc, weak and irregular The sales
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. n
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour Heavy-Whsat Easier-Corn
Higher~Oats Higher--Pork Quite Nona-
tnal - Lard Lower - "spot" Cotton
Stsady for Low Middltng, Weak for
Lower Grades ssFutures" Closed
Weak-sugsr steady-Conee Quiet
Molasses Duil-Pstro1sum Dull--spirits
Turpemtine Weak - Rosin Quiet -
Trsights Steady.
THURSDAY, Sept. 10-6P NJ.
The merchandise markets were still unse tiled
and In some cases lower On 'Change nour was
dull and heavy. Wheat lower and more active
for export. Corn was iu good speculative demand
ana prices again shot up materially, the market
closing strong as the improvement WhisKey was
the turn easier. pork continued nominal. Lard
was unsettled and decidedly lower. Freights
quiet Groceries we're without material change.
Spirits turpentlue was weak and irregular. Petro-
lsum quiet Cotton the spot without essential
change 'Futures'' closed at advance OF Nc. sl6c
CorToS-The market for cotton the spot irrcg.
ular. with the demand confined mostly to low midding
ana better grades for spinning The lower qualities
neglected and feeble. and quite nominal In value
Futures" opened in buyers favor, but subsequently
reacted and closed At an advance Of Nc. Slsc. We
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fora future delivery basis low m,aaua me sales have
ssss !; II sySssI sSs ~
s 's .sassrY ;ee & ;s :ss'aa4;s 4s!s y 50!
ssf ysday 3, t se sSs os ., sse S s e
Ssss Sss;sS.s So 4 i i'ss sos ;s:
jS g siss I'd !" FL isS sj 81
e S ts e It i!sse K sasi sas s0vsns.l iss l 4
Eft ssssSss' e. g i 1ssss - }, !'
81: sss 4 ;5s e. = II; :?
= : IS s.
5s,SSi4 yss a
ass 10
iiSss n:ssa s o & s,ei fssFPrs 81 70 i.,ss e.
isSss: Esssssy % s, seS,'sSs 8 As sss
oc, @ S'' I 's SoIssh issasss Sss
e: asS' 4 e. sS NJ II
S:s L IS :s N Gas1:ass n "SsS r.:
& s.:+a : s S' = ?s: w sqSr y:
p ali cotton markets in ths United states and atfsr
%sr:t S:s, W; eaSy Ssr for ~
By'' Bay way ss'm n 'Rd Ro @ 5 Said'" %a qualities. L. '%Ss
;yeoS ss5s0s; s1s 0o III. A.
ssyfs"me sSsSi5" e bags sf ss stss' 1st. e.
Issasyrs. i1ss AZ pls9IG JsRs,Ss R'iS
Risa: sisc Ssxissn; i7c a., iSS o. S:yaniIls:
% iSiows.S s.SBaI',%ors: aSSss: hamSIon kcsas solssI!
ssa MID coffee ne ;sSsi q NsT YORK as iei
1880; Singapore DO 4iss; Csylop. 50. bsR.; Mara
fsiSG 49, 1ssaSyR Fsr's Reo ossa hes S s.
Asxcen, t%ss; sAysnla, sqs4 losa! 9f G mild eeaees
pore. 49,. ,,.. ,,, 49,.
F.ovE o 4SP s5 osN e ss S Ibs
corn meal, 100 6bls The hour market was dull and
prise about eOCO bb state and Western and LOO do
~ M Eye SSnr Mss nqes oSs n nS WIN @ sSss Of
and in light supply with OF G50 bbis vt q a 6j
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIyrnsool Cor1os aAaKEs-L.yysssoot Sept ios 80
below good ordinary September and October delivery.
l1.l8d do, nothing below low iniddng. Septe mber
7s<d.
r. N-Renned petroleum, ED per gallon. Linased OH
26s Sd 76s I'd. per cwt Spirits turpentno, IA 50.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Sept ~, 1874
Spanish gold, lp& 1885, American do. 1893 9 2Ol TX
change nrm ON the United states GO days gold 90 Is
premium; short sight DO. esa io2 premiums London,
No. l2, Dutch standard, AK Is reals per arrobe.
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Birth.
Birth.
BEuAN.-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, SeptombeI
10, Mrs. J. w. BEHAN oil q son.
Died

Died.
BARRETT AT west New Brighton, staten Island,
on Tuesday, september 8, 1874, NATHAN son OF
Nathan +. and L. Mildred Barrett aged months
and IA days.
Savannah and Athens tda) papers please copy.
BENJAMIN.-1n Morristown, N. j., on Tuesday,
September s, Rev. EAsrBrRN BENJAMIN, youngest
son OF the late Mei0s D. BENJAMIN, or this CITY, In
the 3sth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the fuueral at ST. BarInolo
news church, Forty-iourth street and Madison
avenue, on Friday. September H. at half.past
eleven A. NJ. without further notice.
The members OF Kane Lodge, No. Asa, F. and A.
NJ are requested to be present at st. Bartnolo-
news church, Madison avenue and Forty-fourth
street, this tFriday) morning at eleven O'Clock, to
pay their last tripute or respect TO our late worthy
chaplain, Rev. Brother Eastburn BENJAMIN.
IRAH CHASE, NJ
BoeARr.-On Thursday September 10, alter a
short illness, Mrs. ISABELLA BoGART, widow OF
George II. Bogart. agea 80 years.
1ne relatives anu friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funera at the residence or ner
brother-in-law, l44 Bloomfield street, Hoboken,
N. j., on saturday, september H. at one p. NJ
BURNS. -0n thursday, September 10, JAnHs,
youngest son OF James p. and Ellen Burns aged
year, months and % days.
The rslatlvSs sad ttisadS Of We family ass ~
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Stock (aseertained by actual
count, including specula.
lion) Sept, |, 1874. ..........
Receipts since Sept l........
''s.s55 s,.s55 Ss,Sss is.5ss Ts.lss;ss ~ ~
i2t,l7l l02.629 72,700 TT
ll,N7 l0,O6 Sl,SM -
.il2,9A sl,72S 4l,S<S Tit
ss,Ssa 1906 :oa,o6e +.4ss
G.s5v ss.isi 74,l4e 4Sss

a lsn sn........,...,...;., sssss ss,774 N4ess sssl
We quote :-Cuba--Refping, Inferior to common, 7c
&c. do. iair to good fair SIC. SIC; DO, cool to
PRIME prime s - csos grocery fair to ESSa s e
boxes. Nes. ssls sEe: . siee:; mojasses hhds and
Dutch stsnaarcs MOI: f.o 7NS Sc; a.. lS e IL
M 5c sS S dS S y e ~ se 60 sNS MS,s al c s S
htsonRsfning ing COMMON e prime 5Mc sHs: grocery.
sto H. Ike. sAc Java-nutch standard. Nos, 10 TO L.
eHc. Sxc. Neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior, 7kc
wHisxxy, -Rseeipts. As bba The market ruled
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CAUTACUzENE-HILLs.--On Wednesday, Septem-
Der O. BY the Rev. Edwin Harw0od, NICHOLAS d.
CAUTACuzENE to FANNIE G. HILLS.
IRELAND--LANDKR.-On Wednesday, September
Q, at st. AIMS Episcopal church, BY the Rev.
Thomas Gallauder, D. d. JOHN IRELAND to ALICE
LANDER
MoMMER-ScnAcK.-On Thursday. September 10,
at 81. Matthew'S church, corner OF Elizabeth and
EwALp MoMMER, OF Paris, France. TO IDA MARIE,
only daughter OF Frederick Setback. No cards.
m es par wesanssaay september
residence OF the brldc's parents, No. So Cneever
place, Brooklyn ALFRED b. PHILLIPS TO JULIA
MATILDA SEBERT, eldest daughter OF William F.
Sebert Esq. No cards.
TAYLoE-PAxTRIoaE.-On Thursday, september
10, 1874, oy the Kew. =. =. sweetser, STEVENSON
oity. No cards
The New York herald., 1874-09-11

COrn meal. punchcous. ~ w
The sales were about 7sSl bushels al II asfi Tor
Nc g, !, spring. 2as "a ~ new ohlssso s
81 "a red and amber winier Corn was ~ GOOD de-
mi sssi sess soGo dsp Ssi
&c. for mixed sc oSc Tor white lSu mostly mixed
Rye was quiet Malt eady with sales of 2O0O bushels
tworowed state At 81 ~. Barley was quiet and un
FREcnrsA fairly active business is ported to-day
IN berth ireghts mainly IN the way OF grain and pro.
vision engagements, as also In the line OF petroleum
Bates Ss a I sen @ are %
ss.Ss, Ssls: SsiOp %
boxes bacon At ~ 6i as cheny 2ss it61 boxes
81 asked nsat saS S1 ehs, assf sta,n
Italian bark hence with bout 2,0 6bls refined petro-
s sO o .S 5S Sr aen az . pe
bbL, and another with about 5000 quarters gram
irom rniiadelphia at IS 81. per quarter. 70 hnyre.
crude petroleum, at 4. per Dbl TO xn:werp,
by steam 90 terces lard on private terms and 1900
bushels grain wa Rotterdam, at7d per bushei also
SIis do, 4s per ssi. 70 shs Continent Sofwesan
4s q and alother hence with about 1000 bbls do at
4s ca per bel 10 Hamburg by steam. 1880 packages
provisions o packages tobacco and packages mer:
shandse on private terms TO Rotterdam BY steam oo
asked and slujo bushels grain on private terms 10
refined petroleum at 4s 3D. per bb 10 Agles Ursn
an american brig now here with about II QUO case, pc
s ;sA ss:s ss s ,.s ~ x .s Z
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
Nor1cr

I'VE CorARTNEEslIlP NEEEToropr
l fNl>'lnE bc'Tcyn iillihoa>e 4 lIapp i
ms day dissolved by mutual consent. NJ
.tilllh"uHe will attend 10 all untni,hrd ba,.
ness. GEO. ). Iii RI.
\. NJ. lllLLl0rSE.
Eureka. March Il. l>7l. opI.ln
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
DISSOLUTION MOTIFS

NOTICE Is llEi ELY GIyrV I'm.
the co-ractn"rship here,otara ihAl
between the undersigned in Tho Oh eA,hi;
business. conducted in the Ims, ,noli,'afl
has this day been dissolved by n,e, Hoe.
sent. JOSEPH Martinoyich viii n "u, cr.
business on his own account. and hume /. Ne
authorized to collect all hill. ,ina : i1iy
firm: he will alsr bay any none. Tue l'e
be due from the same. '4a' nay
aplo-lw los. NiETiNNn,,,i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
Lh'AL NOTICES
Notice.

x,9 yAS, 4: ndRKIR::e 0Fuary $, Is,
V vo, AhE HEREBY NoTrr,r,
iuo,,lh,eI nv the Act of Congress iendi,ure."ss i
m uUad, n mi ,b 10, labor done and isnnrlovei II,
a e", ,r"a ehdins May 10Th. is:s Nevada, duSr,
s s",a' anu yon are fur,Lcr no,;s Is now der..
nr . imsh improvements ui ilGa WORK si
u'e" ny law. WM, hIlaaWn The i'm
- d. W. LEIlrINNNN,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
EoLLTA~

otficE Coryry AS.r->
NOTICE Is UEREEy M.
~ the Foil Tax for the year INN mn TILT
~" due and Payable to
Assessor. "e '"aa,
ny an act of March oh. lSe ~
tons or individuals are bnih i"o., all c6rla,.
tue " lax u persons IN ,bo;, esponsibls 4,
mhM2-'f 'ounty As,e,,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
NEOUS
Professor Cavanauph.

DanclnS Academy.
Professor cavanaugh,
1 THOrOUGHLY COMPETENT AND
~ experienced teacher. will open on next
tuesday evening. n Dancing School at Eure-
ka Hall. for the accommodation OF those wish.
ing to perfect themselves in the
ART TERrSlC1lORE.
All the modern dances. such rs Wsltzes,
Schutiischcs. Pulkas. Rcdowas, and other
fancy dances. together with the new style Of
Qualrilles and Contra Dances. will be
taught. The terms for gentlemen will he one
dollar for each lesson. with lady partner free
rt charge. Terms for children, halt price.
The best Of music will be furnished. and the
manager intends TO render perfect satisfaction
To- all. Those DESTROYS of joining the school
will please leave their names ut either of the
following places: Eureka Hotel. lntcrnation-
nj Hotel. VI. j.. franklin's store. and Mt the
California Fruit Store.
The Professor will also give private lessons
every day. il desired.
Monday and Friday afternoons for ladies,
and nj night Tor gentlemen. Children, Satur-
day afternoons. at Brady's Hall. below the
Turner House. jal1-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-18
MEDICAL,
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REM Enlf.S! NEW RENEDIn,
DR.. GIBBONS plSPENsAax

OtSF 6VSAHIl
No. 6&5 kEARNl STREET, tN&lER.
~ Commercial. san Francisco. Praps
trance on t~on.mrrcial street. E.iitklIin
1871. for the sentiment Of Sexual aHiSrnaI
Discusses. such aSt;onorrhwa. elect. ,ri,.,
syphilis in ali its terms. Seminal N%-aslts,
lmrotency. etc. etc. Skin diseases nj vE'
standing. and | lceratcd Legs, ETC.. Nccr,fl-
~ treated.
DK. GlBBON has the plea ure q amen.
eng that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals ot Europe, and has IT,
>umcd practice.
The Doctor has spared neither tine rr
money in seeking ont new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities icr the ale
Walton OF human Suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission l. the con.equereeot III.
abuse. This solitary yirc, or ,%lelragei equal
Indulgence. is practiccu by HE yusih o G9th
SEXES To an almost unlimited exttti l%fHlHe'
ing with uncrring certainty lhe l%bil9'if,
train OF norbid symptoms, unless cvnloat@
by scientific medical measures, VI. saifa
countcn1ncc, dark spots under the eye iah
in the head, ringing IN the ears. Ngi'e IhtA'
ru>tling OF leaves sI rafting Of chaflo,' W
casinos, about the luin,. week.-mrs., d te
limbs. confused vision, biunted rititc, W'
III Ctlllitttlitt. tlillutNNt III "tI'N""'e
gers. II dislike IL form new ac1dalnlahyN,"
disposition To shun society, los, o Msuyll'
pimplv> and various crurtions at"ll I'VE leG'
hectic ii>hes, turrrd tongue, irild o'va''
coughs. consumption. night Sweat; MY,
MIA. and Frequently INSANITY. II feiin Eg'
obtained, Won should apply inmeila'e, .
Their in person or by letter. and laFe1gu.
effected hv hi. new and %.gier'lir Iyi. y; !,
treating this disease, winch never ''"s ="
~eticcting II quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home. -, ,r
Persons NJ ii distance may be ! ~ ~, aii.
HOME. hy addressing n letter To I"' ' ,;r,,
HpN.>iatil. ease, symlt tom; irhstn y, ; ain,
the disease has continued, ana nav y" an1
promptly forwarded. tree from Vai."e' Win
curiosity. ~ any part II the co't' ,rrio.ir.
fun and plain directl"r. ter use y, nv ,he
40 in COIN III II registered letter ,h,VC o
p~u,toiliec, or through Wells, faIsv S,u,rled
4 package OF medicine wlti w
by express To any raat oi the mon; ;, ,roo..
Persons writing to the Doctor wa ri. a.
state the name OF the PAPER the! SEE
ycrtI>cmcnt In. ..,saan,ia
pE. j. +. tlEloA,,
Box la57, san Francisco, laii'o'""''
ich-ly -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

There = no pain which the Cen
tanr Liuimsnt win not relieve NO
swelling 4 viii not aubdue, and no
lannsosss whlch II WIN not curo'
TAis y STRONG ,anguase but ISIS
'trus. II hAs produosd more cures
q rhsunasiau. .eszslsia. lockjsw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13
eeS 100 IN M0NEY SAVED

This is TO certify thrt MIR. Thomas K.
Shepherd has put up tor M, on our farms,
= Nays Patent Windmill for pumping
water Of tho pattern or style called Tho
RwGn
lhsk.a1ksr uring said Mill we can cheer.
fully fecnmmend i as good substantial
and durable Mill. and fully adapted to the
purpase for which It il used--.hat wi b q
lank Of sufficient siss aud an unfailing sup
ply Of water, it will pump regularly all
the water required tof one hundred head Of
cattle. We give this recommendation
based on our own personal use OF and ex-
perience with said Mill.
OTTuMwA, Iowa, August let. 1874.
MokRIs j. WILLIAMS (Judge I'd Dist. J.
\. W. PALHER..l. H HAMILTON, ISRAEL
zENrs. Il. w. DICKENS.
l have two large Malls besides the above
mentioned Mill on my farm, and the said
Nays Patent Nh will pump more water
with same wind than both the large Mills.
vs. d2t2mw J. w. PALMER,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13
- - ; 4 :. ! 7I'.,-I77 X v 81 I
Hefsrse's sale.
Elizsbetn Jolasoi,

rs..c yosn.or Il - ~
Notice IS hereby given, that the undersigned,
referees, duly appoinfed BY tho District Court OF
WapelIo county, are ny said court authorized aud
empowered to sell the following real estate, stu
ate lying and being In the county OF MapeIlo, to.
Wit: Lots tu7 and iCy, and south half Of Lot 100
AID south I'VE feet OF LIT ll6, all In r. Z. Addi-
tlnd to a gency City and the = z Il Of 8 VIZ Of
Sec IL, 10 sn a, Range IL containing forty acres,
and six ana tvo.nint1R acres on OF east side OF
the Ell OF the W " Of Zee. %, Town. az
NRL Of the ) VI " q sec y, Town. y, Range
and Range, containing ~ acres, and Rof N
w " OF N w N OF section II, same Township
and range, 20 acres, an Is aces In the w y OF
N II W Il Of Section ID Township7i,
Now - by virtue Of the power Of sale conferred
upon us by the said Court, we will on Thursday,
the 10Th day OF September, a. ~, 1874, unless
DISPOSED 81 at private sale. sell the shove de-
D. ribed real esta vt public suction TO the highest
and best bidder Terms: Une half cash, balance
III one years time with interest At 10 per cent &C.
cured ii mortgage. sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
q. M, At the dwelling on the eighty acre tract
above described, about two and one-haif miies
Routheasterly from ABhlanh, and known "a the
Nicholas johnson farm. eudthe sale will continue
ELI ALLEN, q
JAMES LINN, SRfferoes
ss JuHN HARDINGJ s8'
ErrLxs n BUKrOH. ATTY Tor Pft6. lS-N
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

These items are from the Agency
lNdependeat:
The Free Baptist denomination will
hold their regular lows Yearly Meet
ing IN Agency City, commencing FRI
dsy, August 2s.h. Many promiuent
ministers are expected 70 b present
daring the meeting.
Last Monday 6pysEai Of our citisens
enjoyed ridson ths cArs 70 Uttumwa
and back ct the lawful ratea, three
cspts : mile. The. conductor 1t FIRST
would not receive Il, but flaally con-
cluded prehaps It would be best, and
- took the twenty cents each way
Ei1atssd Of thirty q ehargsd teretofors.
tlat does The sxsdepsadeas mas
ynesn BY the fcllowiagl Please OK.
p Il ) oung gents:
Tor the life OF 10 We cannot see Why
~. aardsd ID y aniing 70 Ind .anolh.
n locatiop for tho hotet business.
Juss look at Il, whore could he 70 and
~, such prices ~ those Otsumws
chaps nay him when they take their
girls Qua riding shd stay with him
over pirAt { We must cay from : bot.
.om s,iIi lower down than the bottom
Of our heaye, bully tor; the liberality ol
IsAoSs ONomWa chaps n helping g
dn0n0rt 0aP h0tnIo. s5ssss ssIs5 ia \
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13
Col. John Williams, Of iowa City,
died on Tuesday.

Wednesday shout ono O'Clock James
Pratt, Of Blakesburg, while unloading
oats in sacks from . wASou, = Peaks
barn, stepped on the end Of : plank
seat that lay across the wagon, whsn
hs fell backwards striking hts head on
tho sidewalk and producing severe
.concussion Of tho brain. He is now
lying In : very precari0us coalition.
Dr.. Douglass, and bis frisndh are
doing all they can for him, but the
prospects are that he viii die.
p. 8. Az NO 50 to press there II .
slight prospect Of his recovery. sa
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

TO =. W. vale;
You Q here6y notined that there 10 now "a
ne In he Office the Clerk Ut the District Court
Of WApeilo county. Iowa. the petition OF the
Piaintiffs, Bowen Williams, claiming of you
Ten Hundred and Fifty Dollan, On . Pfomisjosy
Note made By you ~ principal. and Chas. r.
RiAks n aecprity and aaso claiming M attach
ment against your properly. ez----s
And unless you appear and defend thereto,
"a or before noon Of the aeCund Day Of the nexl
tarm of said Court to be begun and held IN OF
tumws In said County, and state, on the Slst day
2. ss yyu srssn.s xo = = 80 anu
15w1t WM. McNETT. Atty for Plaintihh.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

Several new houses are in process
Ixerection ID East Ottumwa. ]
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13
NOTICE.

Proposals win be received BY the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Old Settlers Associ-
Ation, until Friday, August 2lst, 1874, for
The privilege Of selling refreshments Ut
Wards Grove, during the Reunion on the
the 29th u August. Address
R. H. WARDEN, Ottumwa.
david By order OF Committee.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

Z Sin Is often the result Of physical NJ
health and fesble stomachs During one
third Of our time the process Of digestion
continues. To bedyspeptic 10 to b miser-
able dyspepsia ID the foundation Of fevers
aud al tho diseases Of the blood, liver, skin,
and Kidneys. Dyspepsia yields to the vir-
tines of the vegetable ingredients In that
great pnrifyer Of the blood and restorer Of
health, DR. WALKER's VINEGAR BrTrERs.
aup IL dlkw4w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

Dick Williams and Geo. Bowen are
lonning Bee Farm, below the B. 4
~ depot. Parties that want 10 aknow
can $50 them down there nesrl,
ls1ry evsnisg after The sun has gone
bod WAYS Inward the west.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

From both City and Country should not
tail to visit Mrs. Platts 3 Hoylandb Nil
linery Store over Nunamaker 4 0odffey's
Jewelry Store, and - their nice New
Goods and price them before they buy
elsewhere. Especial pains will be taken
to please customers Is TO stylc. quality and
price. ~ mll--d&wtf