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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
LOUISIANA.

Radfcsl Statement Regarding the
Registrs Mon-The Blacks Anxious TO
Avoid Giving Offence.
New ORLEANS Oct. 10, 1874
Il is ascertained from one OF the State Senators
who has received reports OF registration in the
State up to the sd inst that there is majority OF
about nf.sen thousand blacks registered. The
Union coiored boilers fusion with the conserva-
tiyes begins to take practical shape and In sew
erai parishes, Is Is said, fusion ticket has been
nonin ated inl0ther parishes the negroes show q
disposition TO, nominate white republican, only,
hoping by declining ofilce Tor themselves TO
ArPEASR TIE WHITE DEMOCRATS.
In Catahoula parish colOred convention with
but two white delegates nominated ticket with
out . negro upon IL. The blacks are evidently
alarmed at the White Leaguers and are doing al, IN
their power IN those parishes where the races are
about equal TO avoid giving offence. Marshal
Packard estimates the strength OF the White
Ieaguers in the city at 5000 TO 5000 well armed
and about 4, 900 inferioriy armed.
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CORSICA.

PARIS Oct. Is, 1874.
AIaccto.
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Dakota.

Returns from ten towns give Kidder 3O7 ma
j0rity. The indications are his majority Will ex.
coed 100 In Southern Dakota, and 1000 in the
Territory.
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GERMANY.
Bismarcks Troubles with Won Arnim and Kull.
man-The Ex-Minister's Papers Still
Cause Of Anxiety-The Prince Chan
cellor to Testify in Court

LONDON, Oct. Is, 1874.
The Times says that Count Won Arnim's son has
written 70 the Berlin journals denying that his
rather had any hand In the publication OF the ultra
montana pamphlet entitled 'The Revolution from
Above.n in which the Foreign once feared he
would publish the missing documents
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Count Won Arnim Removed to Hospital.
BERLIN, Oct. 10 1874
Count Won Arnim has been transferred from
prison to the Hospital OF Charity.
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MOsQuftOes.-Why DOnf You Got =
bottle OF PERSIAN WATER 1t prevents mosquitoes
from biting and is also elegant perfume for the hand
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GALVESTON, UCk 10, IS,A
A special despatch FROM Fort Worth to the Nesos
saws that party OF Indians made raid into Cole.
man county and stole number OF horses. pur-
SUNG party killed one Indian and recaptured the
stocK~
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McEnery's Proposition for n settieme mt
OF the GubernatOrial Questionable ell

OF the GubernatOrial Qucstion-Kel-
1ogg's Response.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. IL, 1874.
McEnery, In an address published to-day, re-
news the proposition made by him in letter to
Kellogg In July, 1879, to submit the eiec-
ton returns OF 1872 to be canvassed by i've
persons, two TO be selected by each party.
and they to select nth, all to abide by the re-
suit OF such canvass Kellogg replies, saying that
had been cahyassed at all. This proposition
Governor Warm0ta declined. Kellogg further
says
now of course only speak for myself but would
even now be willing that the returns, though they have
been nearly two years in the hands the spoilers,
should be submitted to the examination of three
disinteresied persons to be appointed say. by the
President OF the United States and IT, after thorough
investigation, 1t does appear that was not elected
will willingly sign.
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WNrAsAL CATARRH," CAUSES AND TRBArMENrl
IN pamphlet by A. n Williamson. D, late chs
ical Physician the University Medical College, prwa
. nA Address ~ EsAk ~ antiatk street.
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lvA The Laws Goverasng Lite> Explanatory 81 tho
Causes with Instructions the sucrcsS-
tut Treatment OF Weakness Low spirits Dependency
Nervous Exhaustion, Musculsr Debility and prcmAuro
Decline In Manhood PRIOH 81 CkNrJ Ad.ress tins
author DR. Is. Dk y CURTIS, No y East stkeenso
street New YORK
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THE WAR SHIP JUNIATA.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH By CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct 49, 1874.
The United States steamer Juniata has
arrived at Cephalonia
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K111man, the Would-Be Assassin OF
Bismarck, Made Ready for Trial
The Prince Chancellor to Testify in
Court.
BERLIN, Oct. Is, 1874.
Tho trial Of Kuiman the wouid-be assassin OF
Prince Bismarck. Is set down for the 29th INST.
1t U expected that Prince Bismarck VIII give
evidence personally.
Tho number OF appn cations from foreign journal
lists for places In the court far exceeds the accom-.
m0dattons.
A Bishop Victorious Over the State
Prosecutor.
BERLIN, Oct. Is, 1874
Tho appeal OF the public prosecutors against the
release OF the Bishop OF Treves has been rejected
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ssammcring and Suffering success~
fnIlv treated: no charge until cured Address NEW
YORK sTAMMERING INSTITUTE los Waveriey place.
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Wedding observation-disclosures styles.
low prices; Crests Monograms Foreign Note Paper,
Steel and Wood kngravlngs. EvkRDELL's 3J2 Broad
way. Established lS7.
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LONDON, Oct Is, 1874.
The Standard denies that the Sultan has en-.
gagged to respect the ancient order Of succession
to the throne Of Turkey.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

An ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE BEST THOUGHTS or
N Charles Dickens. compiled by r. g. dc Fontaine,
OF the most valuable BOOKS of the year indispens
able to every lover OF the great author pages; ID
volumes one; price S.
RRIGuTs DISEASE, DIABETES GRAVEL, Cali
- GULL tsout rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Disease OF tho
Liver kdneys Bladder Prostate Gland frsmssars
nncurabie by Gencrai pracNtoners. sixty -four page
llmo. pamphlet EXPLAINING their successful treatment
BY NATURES pecifc, Bethesda Mineral Spring Water.
and Or bawiey asatn the author VIII De sent Tree
10 any address Letters from physicians and others OF
hopeless cured in pamphlet Depot and reception
roomA 200 Broadway. New York.
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II lo4
Committee on Adaress-Alabama. Charles E.
Mayer; Arkansas, John Mcclure; Louisiana. J. X.
West; Mississippi, $. ]. Ireland; Virginia, L. M.
shoemaker; Texas, l.. D. Evans Georgia, william
pessee, Willard ABBOTT.
committee on Facts and Statisttcs-Aabama E.
II. G. Myers; Mississippi. Dr. c. Cullen; Virginia,
J. 5. Wilson; Texas, George W. Honey; Georgia, e.
G. Wade Florida, Samuel B. Macklin; tennessee,
On motion OF Major ABBOTT J. A. Heart and D.
Peabody were appointed Sergeants-at-Arms.
meet at the Read House ut haii-past SIX Y. M.
The Committee on Facts and Statistics meet at
'r on A%ares was noea to
meet at Commercial Hotel at naiipast six P. NJ.
Mr.. HILL colorcd, Secretary OF state OF Mlssis-
Rights bill, winch was referred to the Committee
on Resolutions with manifestations OF disapproval
on the part OF the white members.
Governor BROOKS, OF Arkansas, was invited to
address the Convention this evening.
Adjourned to halI-past seven 7. M.
Evening Session.
The Convention reassembled at hali-past seven
on motion OF Judge CoULsoN, or Alabama, a
COMMITTEE OF three was appointed, to whom was
referred vOluminous mass Vi correspondence
from all parts Of the South In relation to out
RACES. &c. The following is the committee =
t. Nj. Couison, OF Alabama; j. M. Buchanan, OF
MISSISSIPPI and Tillman Lowe, OF Georgia
GOVERNOR BROOKS SPEAKS.
Governor Books, OF Arkansas. then occupied
hours, making q bitter attack upon the White
League and prociaiminy reconstruction success.
He said he preferred q government OF thieves to
one OF murderers, demanded more legislation for
the protection Of Southern loyalists, increased
jurisdiction OF the federal courts, &C. ne did not
intend TO allow any one to call him carpet-bag
ger. His ancestors we're IRON "0ld Kentuck."
Though born on the other side, he mas spent the
last twenty years IN the Southwes
The committees are busy working up the facts
and statistics, and will probably report to-
morrow. I.e .
The action oil the Con ysnlion Ia foreahanowed hv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
EUO Acre Farm for Sale

a's able farm, consisting Of 100 acres Of
,f.'-sl'u tied about miles frctn Mineral Point
y. The NaIdSlck ad-and 20 acres OF good
i ~ timber, 3 10 irs distant from the prairie, Is
"r sale cheap and on good terms 1855 acres
N'ai1e re fenced, aud 60 acres In cultiya.
young orchard o. 100 apple trees. good
mouse aud stables on the place ANY one
WE - purchase can get this farm AT BAR
1'' Address or apply to the undersigned
lr.. WM. flTZSlM0SS.
-~sfai Point, March I'd, is1i-lQm5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

CARL SCHUR2, at reception Civ
en- him in Boston, on the Both ult.,
said that during the three bitterest
wears of Mr.. Summers life he and
Sumner fought side by side /; that
consequently he knows how "Sum-
ner's work" must be carried on, and
shall continue it to the end. This
reference to Mr.. Summers misun-
derstanding with the administra-
|tion as being par eccellence chs
work" is as absurd as it would be
to call PauPs quarrel with Peter
over the question of circumcision
his work" for which the Christian
world holds him in reverence. Mr..
|Schurz fails to comprehend the dis
junction between charitably over
looking an error, and regarding it
with appreciation aud admiration
|LWbuque Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
PLOWS,-PLOW S,-PLOWS,
STATE OF WISCONSIN

~ Iowa County-Cifcult court.
John n VIVIAN plahif AZ inst James Collins and
Caihariur collins, defendants.
By virtue Of judgment order Of foreclosure rem
dered 10 the above eltled act on the An dag u
April. a. b 1913, Shall on the Sth day OF Jane, A
+ 1914, at o'ciocS n the afternoon at the front
dior Of the Ourt House in The village OF bod eVille
In id count OF Iowa. offer for sale AMI sell TO tie
highest bidder the following described mortgAgtd
premises situate living, and being Ia the county 81
Iowa aud state Of Wisconsin, tO-wit; The nurth haf
Of the north west quarter Ot section number thirty
six So ia township number I've lJl, nUith VI range
number our ~, east o. the fourth principal tnrrd
ian cchaiing eighty acres more or less Or 80 much
thereof will "a isfy the of Fix hundred and
ninety five dollars, with Interest and c9sts.
Dated shsrif's Office this ? ist day 81 April A. D.,
1914 WILLIAM SANDS
Sheriff Iowa Co., Wis.
strong & Weber, Pltintid Attys. l1-Jw,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
ATTACHMENT.

NTATE OF WISCONSIN,
- Iowa c., UNITY ss-.Justice's Court.
Town OF Highland J
? eler A. Mclaughlin AMI Ebsnezer s. 1foyt, part
ners doing business Gnder firm name of NcLaugh.
no iloyt, Plainiifs against John Saar. defendant,
before 5, II Fitch, Justice OF the Peace.
% JoiR SGuy-
You are hereby notified tina, warrant o. attach.
rent hts been issued against You and YOUR property
'ached to satisfy the demand of Peter A. Nc
"lRhln and Ehenezer :. iloyt, partaers doing
'SnrSs under firm name II Mclaughlin & Hoyt,
+ uniting to Seyen,y-Four Dollars
Now unle's vnu shall appear before s. II. Fitch a
slice % The Peace in aud for said county, at his
'Is 10 said town, on the 23d day Of june 1874
~ o'clock in the forenoon, Judgment will be
| aered against you. aud your property sold to
| av We deb,
dated ihs 18th day OF May, 1874.
PETER A. MCLAUGHLIN
and Plaintiff.
EBENEZER :. HOYT, |
| T. 'FELKsR, Ilaintfs' Attorney, 23w2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

REV. DE-. TwoMBLY, formerly
President of the State University,
has been called to the pastorate of a
aourishing NJ. E. church in West
field, Massachusetts,. He has also
been elected President of the Knox
vile University in Tennessee but
has not yet accepted the position
the place being held open for him
until next winter,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
MINERAL POINT RAILROAD.
Notice to Stockholders.

II ~ THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING or
Z He Stockholders Of the Mineral Point Railroad
|. . he'd ut lhe Office OF the Company, in the city
neral Poilt, on Monday, Jul, 9Th 1874 for
erection Of five directors for the ensuing year !;
Ne transact OF any other business that
a"N' be- ore them. Polls open at 10 A. NJ,
close a, u "
A.. GEO. W. COBB, Secretary.
'hhtIa0 NJ, Wis. June I'd lsT4--
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

and the County Treasurer is hereby au.
thorized and instructed to sell and as.
sien such certificates accordingly pro.
yiied application for the purchase of
such certificates be make before January
lst 1879,
Adopted.
The following report was received:
70 the Hon. Board Of Supervisors:
The committee to whom was referred
the report of the Commissioners of the
Poor. have had the same under considers
alton and find vouchers to correspond
with the moneys disbursed, and would
recommend that their report be adopted
and that the vouchers be DESTROYED.
b. b. GooDsELL, Chm.
Adopted
Thereupon the chairman, in pres
ence of the Board, destroyed said
vouchers by burning.
Meigs resumed the chair.
The following resolutions were
then introduced:
BY Dr.. Vivian
ReS0iced, That the resolution of the
hte Board guaranteeing 10 per cent on
tax certificates on tax sale of taxes of
1913, instead OF per cent. as allowed
by law, he, and is hereby rescinded.
Adopted
By Mr. Bennett
Resolred, That county order be
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

CALkINS considers the State
Treasury the only foeman worthy
Of his steal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

THE national debt statement for
the month of May shows reduction
Of S4,456,S3S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
Mccormick Machines

as follows: McCormck's Advance Improved Com
bined Reaper and Mower for 1874; Mccormick 5
New Reliable, light draft, feet ut, Reaper; Nc
Cormick's Mower and Dropper; also the Prize Nov
err, known as the leading machines Of America as
we'll as Of Iowa, Grant and Lafayette counties, Wis
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

MISS JENNIE HARBAuGH sued Mr..
htnser, Of 1oravia, Appaaooss coun-
y, for defamation ~ nharaetsz add
iaad her damages ct &l0000. Neasfs.
Yocum, Taanehill and Fee, were T.
torneys for the plaintiff nsgry, Harris
and Vermillicn Tor the defendant
The case was hotly contested, the
lawyers spoke two days, the jury de-
liberated 30 hours, and then brought
IN . verdict Of so cents damages.
These are the kinds Of cases that pile
up court costs and make the psoplss'
taxes burdensomc. n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05


II u permitted TO few men or COM
pauies TO achieve acknowledged supe-
riority IN any important position or
business. The present generation has
witaessed stupendous rivalry in sever.
q branches Of industry, and sotably
The Sewing Machine business. Amid
: multitude Of competitors, steadily
and surely the Wheeler 3 Wilson
Company held their, way from the
beginning, upon fixed and honorable
principles. Long since, THAR leading
posii3on u America was established.
Abroad, ct London, In 1852, they won
the highest premiums; ct Paris, in
1857 they distanced eighty.two com.
petitors, aud were awarded the highest
premium, the only Gold Modal Tor
Sewing Machines exhibited; and last.
", amid HnParalleled osnpstition, fol-
loved the splendid triumphs 1t
Vienna, noted In our advertising
columns.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

The following list Of wedding cole
brations win BE- of interest toall:-
Throe days, sugar; sixty days, vinegar ;
first anniversary, iron; nth, wooden ;
tenth, tin; fifteenth, crystal twentieth,
china; twenty-1ifth, silver; THIRTEEN,
cotton; fortioth, wooden; forty-aishl
siik ; fiftieth, golden, and Seventy-Afth,
diamond.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

THERE are some brilliant postmast-
ers in this ablarsted" country Of ours
The postal laws require postmasters
when . newspaper 10 refused, 10 give
the publisher ,cv5tten notice OF ito re-
fusal, or not being taken from tho of
fec, and the reason why. Some post
inastsrs merely wrap up cory Of the
paper and return It with the name Of
The Subscriber On Il, and simply write
s'refused" on Il and return It directed
to the office Of publication. There be-
ing nothing on The paper to Indicate
schat post-o67ce it came from, all the
publishsr can % 4 - nm through
from 1000 to 1000 names and scratch
OF the naine that he first comes to that
corresponds with that on the paper 10.
turned. Bat suppose the name was
John Smith, what would the publish
or do ? unless he scratched tho name OF
John Smith entirely from his books,
and then there would b . howl raised
saro Mr.. postmaster when you re-
turn % . paper thAt = mot taken from
your Office, please tell % ,cAat Office 1t
Is sent from.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

The State Medical Society adjourn
cd yesterday evening. The represen-
tstves from Ottumwa were Urs. Hin
fsey, DoNglass, Foster, Williamson and
Thrall. The npxt meeting will be
held In May, 1875. Dr.. Thrall was re-
elected Secretary. DR.. ClcaYer, OF
heokuk, was elected President for the
ensuiDg yesr.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

The Mnscatine Journal says: Coun-
terfeit currency is creeping Into circu-
lation throughout the State and Z
sharp lookout should be kept ON Al
change received. Especially beware
OF spurious fifty cent postal currency.
The country II said TO b flooded
with them under II anspisss Of .
gang Of expert acoundrslA who have
commenced operation ID . number Of
the principal cities end towns"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

The Committees in the House were
announced yesterday, and wc will
give them complete tomorrow. We
sec that Mr.. Dixon Il on the following
committees: Judiciary, Railroads,
constitutional Amendments and judi.
ciai Districts. Mr.. Sibercll on Town
snip Organizations, Deaf and Dumb
Asylnm and Agriculture.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

"a
Tho officers and members Of a..
Wapello County Agricultural Society
viii meet It the Ooust House. on
Saturday Feb. l4th u l O'Clock pm.
for tho purpose of adopting a Premium
List for the Wapello County Fair, ana
such oti'sr bnsiness - may coms bolsrc
the:mestiuy All mcmbers arc respect.
fully requested to be present. especially
the ladies. Lst ~ havesa Premium
List that win suit al intsssste& =
Prompt attendance at tho appointed
'''ne IS desired. I. r. NEWELL,
ANRresiasot.
- County papers are rsgas,ted -
copy this notice. &c.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

Notwithstanding the severity Of the
season, and the great slaughter Of dry
goods by Jordan Some, Walter feels
very grand eyer . now boy baby 1t
his house, and this afternoon he was
rushing around and selllnk 60ll6o 1t .
fearful saesi60, On aocouut 81 this
nine pound Incident. m - ;.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

Do you 60 to Sabbath School, my
lad Z" kindly asked city missionary
Of . depraved little burlington urchin,
Mary" answered the innocent child,
but I've got ilghtin' cock that can
walk over any bird in this town that
wears 0affs."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

The Fairfield Ledger says: "a. F.
B. Hagsy, Of Batavia, y now greatly
afflicted. He raves constantly and &
takes, during his WORT couynlsiDns,
several men to keep him In bed! II
Is feared that be has hydrophobiA A.
many years ago he was bitten ny q
hog afflicted with this disease. / y
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

Ibr. 4 WnlkAFSo f!A0ffhrrHsn VIM
|. ernr Rittnrs cra I sura,, v -. : ~
nrenarat;cr madn ch,es'v ~, v H. ~
Nv i've l herbs found On the lower ranges Of
MI, ro s t,s Nns., mountains O. saoI.
me a snU ,e y, ,,, opoIsles o. Wnlcn
- sioH,',, . mc MlInout tne use
da;I1 ASIAN ..wsot sc ~ = aa "a s,ss
ua,, sr ashs mna. = sne cause q the
g or success q ,.t BIT
fhe canse NJ disensa ana ths ..:ti $500 =.
covers lis health. They nra ~ creot
blood purif,er and 4 lifa-oivinv rs;,,s; aJs.
q perfect Renoyator syd invionratnr.
Of the system. Never befora IA IA
history Of ia vurld - ! n,edicd.e - b ss.n
compounded possessing The rsmsshsble
qualities Of v1ERdAl BrTrxas Ia Aealing ths
sick Of every disease man i hsir to. They
ars gcn1e Fnrgative = wsll g Tonic.
IT, Oon4esnon g a 1nnammas 7s:, q
~ 49, s' 1850 o'' = n''l'as
Tssa ,,,o,,a,.ta.s - =, u.,..,.
VIA 49, ~. -. - - s.. 80 ~.
cs,m;nst;.s rrt,; ~ = g. .xss;.n 49,;
Sedst;ve. Ccnntsr. i frritsnt sndori8c xitsrs.
tive, and Inti- Bilious.
llrafafh1 TVhNnnnnAa nrncl.im w.
noAI BfTTnns the most wondsrSal "a.
yieoreut that eycr susesined ~ siraine
system. -. Il h 8.
No PorsOn con take thooo Dittofg
according 20 dlrection1, ma remain lone
unwell, provided their bones an MT a.
struyed by mineral poison OF oGher
means, and vital Ofrans wasted boyood
repair.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05
THE wEExLxCeunrEn.

liz issued every Thursday, aud will
be delivered any place in the city by
the Carrier, for $3.50 per year IN AD-
VANCE. Subscriptions may he paid to
G. r. knight or at the office,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

G. ". Blake 4 Co.'S hardware Istore
at Charlton was burglarized on Toes
day night Two overeoats, a lot OF
pocket knives and ss In cash 'tcome up
miesinR.* ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

Governor Allen, Of Ohio, hes asked
the Legislature to permit him to stamp
Official documents instesd OF sigsiug
them, because of the palsied condition
Of his hands. a@
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

Col. S. d. CARPENTER has retnraed
from visit TO Ohio. HeswAs present
ct The inauguration Of Hye anciente
William Allen, SO Governof of Ohio.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

Miss Annie B. Amluk, No has been
elected Assistant Postmaster by The
Legislature is = sister in.law oe b. q.
Bsamsn, Esq, Of Independent, Van
Buren, county. - as..ls.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

The Hon. Jacob e. Vale, late Anti
Monopoly candidate for Governor, 10
quite i'll 0cspiuS) dis0asc. '~.%
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

tbs TOTAL amount expended On The
Rapids Improvement At Keotuk to
June a0th, 1879, 10 1921, OOl !.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

TIE old settlers OF Louisa county are
10 have . reunion At Wspello on tho
2lst Of February.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

The Charlton Leader says it Is ru-
mored that Pete Baliipgall, of Ottum
WA Will take possession Of the depot
hotel and eating house at that place.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

Judge D. A. Richardson, Of Abba,
has become insane again, and has
been sent TO the NJ Pleasant Luuatic
Aeylum, e~w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

NussBACM has q new clerk. He
weighs about 10 be-, and is the smiling
"iMage Of his dad
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

We regret to learn OF the death, a
Denver, Colorado, of George LoAand,
son Of Col Lofand, Of Oskalooss.