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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

.the - - ou;e14o of prilf@
The - Z tn d,,coye,v q ! lot d
49, mnnnsed 10 have belonged 70
.ome mimi nov extinct. The soeae
e The d;.covevv il situated some one
haf mile south Of wilson on the
banks AZ . small stream known -
Md CkeSk. The discovery il seems
commenced some years ago, when .
how found . peculiar bone-one
which Il w.s remarked did NOS be-
long to any animal in this region
but NO notice wss taken until lass
veek. when . bow hunting cows
found aome Of The sane Kind al bones
uotrudin~ from the hank. having
been washed cut bv the wster in The
creek. TIE matter Was taken into
hand by sons Of the perso0s living
IN ths Immediate vicinity but no Or
svpaissd elors seemed 10 have been
1ade usail d.. Withsm, . thorouxn-
" se;ssti6c eentleupan whose ollice
: decked With cusioas specimens Of
uee-sdsmic remains from SanFrsncis
90 70 the cost Of Aaise, took the
matter in haad, and hes nAde and il
unakiaw 9 thosoaRh search. The re-
rains weke found in what il known
= superficial deposit Of drift of the
seventh goologic o. Tertiary period,
ounGiseinG Of blse clsy, sixteen fees
under ground They are supposed
to be3ong to . msstodon but which Of
two species 10 only Enthusiastically
e il Is Diethemum OF some other
ssaas i only . matter Of conjecture.
Tie specimens in the Doctors pos
session ase the shoulder blade, meas
uring : n s in. : 8 A. s in, and
broken into four pieoes; the tibia,
being IS inches IN length and about
8 inches through the thickest part,
making the leg, were il oil herr, some
8 & long, TIE other psst Of the leg
having been sent TO muscatine; some
5 O. 8 ribs,ih longest measuring f.
s in; and number OF the vertcbr1,
one Of which measures 3 inches across,
and numerous other smaller bones TO
which no particular locality has been
ascribed.
The calculations made by DR..
Withsm and gentleman in M,sca-
tine seem to agree-having been
made withou; the knowledge Of each
other, as to the height Of the animal,
placing it 1t IA feet. This would
make Il 80 tail that . six-foos man
could walk under il without any in
TO . plug hat.
The bones are sought after by
every person 10 this section and il is
with great effort that they can be
collected; some were sen. TO Musca.
tine, some have been taken out east
into the country and the owner Of the
land on which they were found wants
10 collect them and start on, on 4 10
cent exhibition trim. but the general
feeling Seems To be thai DR.. William
should take them in charge and act
them up and nreserye them
The most strange feature ;s that
none of the homes are netr;6ed .I.o
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

BY virtue Of tive general executions to me
OF the Circuit Court, IN and tor tbs eeu1ty
Of Cedar and STATE Of Iowa. In favor Of. Pc
t0euon brNA., and nenAnss p. .. Cooley a0d
Mary Cooley. have Levied upon the folloy
D. Cooley s1A Mary CODley ,to-wti:s
LOss number one ~ and too CD In block
nambef ave Oh a1d los mree tSl IN block
addition 10 the town - LosAen. Cstax coun.
", Iowa.
Court Hoose Aoog. In the tOwn ofTYpton. IN
enid cDunty. % Monday the 6sh dAy OF July
A. ID. LEA, q oao O'clock r. n. Of AID day, v
sAsissy 80 sxeeaiOa and costs thai maj
Dated this 5eh day Of June, A. ID. legl. ~
John p. 8d4A9Rr.
3w25 Sheriff az Cedar COuR&
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

TO the above uamed Dslsndants:
VOU arc hess6y nsesoe1 thae tAss viAl
d Ne % ale oa the ~ day II JAY negt.
ia tie oSsOs Of tbs C1ask Of tAs Circuit Coust.
In asd for IL ooantv - Cs1ae. inths noate
Of Iowa, Q peetti0a 0f The olOvo neaned
Plaintiff, eiatmtng Of yea paxtisaoa of tAe
fOllowtnG described lands, tO-wte
The eaSt half tl< Of tte north-w0gt quarter
IA az seoeion s1easv -stx tSsi In t0vnshio
s~vensy-niDe Isl 1ortA a ranoa two. weGl
Of the jth u.
ALSO. fhe eoasA -sass qsartsr fkl Of -
ton twsasy.ehsse ID sxcseting whas VS.
set apart = dover otAo widow Of J0oothaa
CnsebeeS. deeeo0ed: oAA eHcePttng Whist
was deeied ~ said JonashAn Case6ees dur
ing his Ii16elne. F0ee more particular d.
sc1l ption sse I'D pestaioa-
Now unlA0 yo1 oppeor 70 said petition
and detead thereto = q heGors nocn q the
secool day Of the nAxt to6n 0f aA16 CoaYt,
70 b begun ard h9Sd ~ Tpto0. In said
county. on H. 5ssA day q Augoat, liza, 9
default will be ootog11 aGntoGt yOa, and
judgmsnt rendered. thesooa In aeoor0Anee
with the prayer q - kssisioe;
Av15 Asso1Dsys So~ PlaassiMs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

The way to purify parties in this
country is not by the erection of new
onea, but by the reform Of those in
existence. 1t is Is difficult to make
and maintain new party A. it is to
make and maintain q new govern
ment.-PMl. Press.
It would be difficult to pack into
IS few lines more political wisdom
than is contained in this paragraph.
The old hacks and crack Drained fools
who offciate at the birth of q new
party-unless it happens to be the
offspring Of great national emergen-
cy-are sure to be the death of it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

Hseate OF Dan'l .. Clark. dessassi.
The sAte Of lowa, Cedar County, -:
To whom Il may concern:
VyOC ere hereby notified that on the lAth
II Aay e JuDa, lQa, these vus opened
I'D p06lioiy rod BY the Clerk ofthe Circuit
Conrf. In and Tor satd County, an instru-
viii and testament Of Daniel q. Clark, late
Of aid Coonty, 1e1sased; and thai the SEC
0nd day a the AnOnss Term ofentd Coort,
commencing on the lth Monday, 18th day a
n hearing and proof Of said viii, 1T which
time al pefsnos interested may appear and
show cnune why tho same shO0ld mos be cd
sWas ". II. VAN MESS. Clerk.
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sucoess Dassd upon Merit.

1t 10 . subjsot Of general remeyk
among both Wholesale and retail drug
gtsts, that no medicine introduced 70
the Americsn public hes ever gaIped
s0ch . pOpulAsity a0d mot With "a
large . sols 10 oil parts Of the land, Ia
the assDe loDgth Of tins. - Dr. P,oeos's
0oldes Medical Discovery. This can.
not depend upon IT. having bssn more
largely advsrtissd than sny other MED
i.ilse, - such ID not the case. TAl
cOsrect eGpasoeetO4, - tbtnk, y S0u0d
" tbs fest that tbss iDs3iG;6s DSs6Us,
- fhs mont Wonderful sud psslecl
cures VI very bed casss Of beonchbos,
Throat and lang diseosas, u un0oubtol
y the most pes5oct end e0cioot reD-
e0y Sos III k3a6s - esughs dirt 3 u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

The onloaal copy Of these resolutiopa
failed to cofns TO hand - promised by the
1eeeetary. In the above, Tor which We are
are missing eotire. aad the resolution On
nnaoce WaS written from memory and doe
not read e. adopted.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

Muscatine has taken position on
Congressman. At the Republican
County Convention, held Saturday,
the following resolution WAS adopt
I'd:
Resoired, That this Convention
cordially recommends to the Repub-
ican Congressional Convention Of
this District, for nomination rs can
didate for Congress, Hon, r. NJ. Bur-
nett, Of Muscatine--a man of high
character, tried and able Legislator,
and staunch Republican; and the
delegation from Muscstine county is
requested to urge and endeavor to Sc
cure bis nomination.
This expression was made after the
selection Of delegates to the Congress
SIGNAL Convention, whose names we
snbjoin:
|. Windus, Wilton: ]. Carskadd.n,
A. Clark, S. Z. Whistler, G. b. Den
nison, John Mahin, Bloomington
Russell Wood, Wipsinonoc; J. A. Par
vim, Sweetland; w. w. Lundy,
Goshen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

Oh no, no, for Lo! Not jus. yet
can the noble red man don the robes
Of citizenship. The little bill intro
duced for that purpose, in the House,
by Congressman Snanks, sleeps in
the pigeon hole, and ye gentle savage
viii have 70 gambol over the plains,
and still further establish his claim 70
citizenship by boring gimbiet holes
through his prospective fellow citi-
zens with rife balls. The Indians
viii End that riding into citizenship
on Shank's mare 10 slow business.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25
GIVE
And Our
NEIGHBORS''


Author oil "Uncle Toms Cabin"
THE Minister'S Wooing," sMy Wife and l."
asd other powerful stories, each the literary
ssasation OF it, period; and this story prom
isss ike genuine and sAa,esosV sensation.
Il bears directly on soci 81 topics OF interest,
enbracing the romance of youthful com
panionships. the brightness of happy home
life, the spicy combinations OF neigi.bor
hood associations, and such follies and pro.
found domestic miseFies as have led 10 the
wide spread TttarTfes movement Of the
| dag.
Mrs. STowE IL now in tic prime Of that
genius which wrote Ls.css Tom" ripened
by years Of study end observation. Her
novels are immensely popular, "r,scrs Tom,
Cabfn" ont selling By hundreds ofthoas ands
any edition Of ans original work ever rnb-
lished-sass the B1ss Her book two year.
ago, my Hifs and H. ouisoid every con
Temporal. snch rare and ennobling sto
ryas ave and Oar Aeishb5ss'' should be
read In eycrg home. This rev i ia L now
running erciasigsiy in the
Hsek!y onaity tctss>ayer,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

ny virtue Of special execution 70 me a.
rected, issued iron the offiCo " the Clerk o
the district Court, in md for the county d
6ullen and against Mary r. RuttsT0eld and
WIN. G. Butterneid, I have levied upon chs
following pr0Psfty - tbs property Of tas
said Mary h. Butterneid and VIM. G. Butter.
Aeld, tO-Wtt: r
Lot number one ~ In block numbss
twelve (t2I I'm the town 81 Durant Cedai
And shall offsr the same for uele 1t thl
Court House doog, In the tOwn 81 Upton. IN
said county, on Wednesday tho yth day o.
day 10 satisfy sid sxepaGion and eosss thai
may accrue thereon r-
Dated this 9Th day ~ yune, A. D. loul.
JOHN y. 6AGAREA.
3wE Sheriff Of Codar Couaty, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

1Aa oouveuti0n Of course means
sbe Anti Monopoly Conversion, which
ms held in Cedar county last Sstur-
day. II was most certsinly . pecu,
liar sort of gathering 70 make prcten-
siouS . representative Of either side
q any ssde, Of politics in the seven
seen townships which constitute The
good county Of Cedar. Only about
nne-half Of the TOWNSHIPS represented
Il IN, and the delegates from most Of
these either spicked up" On the day
II convention or selected by @Pri.
mary meeting" "a whoee number
vas strikingiy siuuilar TO that Of the
1delegstioa" Il appointed. II such .
gathering - that can be representa-
tive Of great party, enthusiastic for
political reform and animated with an
HONEST and self-abnegsfing desire for
the public good and that only, why
probAbly the Anti Monopoly party in
Cedar county ID Ill that it claims TO
re. speaking Of .Anti- Monopoly"
reminds - q the fact, noticed by I'll
io0Een-on, that the convention was
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Q0CtflnG Oh y0G1f ln4t Sf0fe NG1nVeq1.
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
INDIANA.

INDIAN 81 OILS, Dec. 31.--A passeii-
ger train on the Cincinnati. Hamilton
Il Indianapolis railroad Tonight " hilv
crossing trestlc work near BrownYill,
had the rear coach thrown from. fi.c
track by = broken rail. The frestle
was about ten feet high and q car was
completely over. A Mr.. Chester and
child of Middletown. Ohio, and John
Lines, OF COnnersville, Indiana, were
instantly killed, and eight or ten 9th.
ers were injured, none however seri-
ousiy. All are roOeiving every atien-
ton and sre doing well.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

Chicago Times thinkT Grxnt
at to- appoint 4 Chief Justice.
ing Of : change in tho manner
eppointment Of judges, Il says: /:
change that would prevent Mr..
from 6lling responsible posi-.
With his worse than mediocre
ould Be : change for the bet
We remember very distinctly
! , whom Mr.. Storey Of the 7Smes
g Ike the way Grant fought his
2 against Leo, and wAs sorely
q bed at his deeds when he
"a lce to surrender at Appomat-
tc] re remember very well when
sn s did not like tho way Grant
na rebels; that the paper would
eel hot cakes in tho South, and
set kew An immense amount ol
col from its columns, and from
!!|eA 3 1t held out to them they
~ pced to continue the struggle,
l9e ontinue It through just such
lnd for months and months
'Monl g IN they would have done
aad ben union ct the North ID
oshq the Government. During
'hese ~ the protraction Of the
war, nu6 treasure Was expended
md nauy 1resides made desc.
ateg Grent was an especial sys'
'ore IA that paper, beesuse hs
spuld Il rebels, and in the pas,
ew w h6W was = drlveller and /
'owarc ause ho would mot max,
~ On ], and now the growl 4
'oout appointments. Looking
'sck ov :, ground, has II not besl
erest ng that Grant and Store,
e nos y, and judging from tb'
ass' y vsll that they shalI no
etee' this blotch upon Ameri
e lour p wants to erganiss aut
- : p party In the North
Fest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

PnsIapELPHIA, Ian. g. Though no
strike has occurred here among the
Pennsylvania II. X. employees trans
portation Of freight westward is great
u imperiled by the blockade Of routes
in the western States, owing to strikes.
Three trains OF empty cars are being
dispatched from West Philadelphia tor
points beyond Pittsb,rg, but no iosd-
ell ears are leaving and the train haHas
are nav only working half time.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

OssctssArI, Jan. 3--B. Rogers, for
several years, boOk-keeper for Samuel
Davis, Jr., & Co.'s Pork House in tlhs
city, was arrested yesterday an charge,
of embezzling money from bis erlf
plyers. The amount Is not definifE
known, but is supposed be over $l2,-
600. II Is understood the money will
be refunded 70 the firm By Rogers
father,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

al Cincinnati Gosetts referring to
7. Btephen's advocacy Of the high
ate OF salaries yet mentioned,
Somehow these 6outherners
4 iko Congress and other public
Il nth . raging hunger. It ap-
\ Nat the country has got to make
Iosthe long years Of their priva.
r II intlmates thst one reason Il
Southern politicians have discov-
hatthe North has 70 pay much
greater part Of government OK.
les"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

TIE sinking of the Virginius seems
II hsve been purely unavoidable &C.
client. The Havana papers, however,
f;prsas the opinion that II is trick Of
10 Yankees, and that an hour of ret
ki,u ION 10 In store for them.
rhD vessel may have been foully
sd phile In the hanAs tho Cubans.
II d events n the Official report Of
.. d cefs can be relied upon, the yes.
4 V y In ) sad condition, and totally
a.ss kcrthy.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
pEMssYLvANyA.

WMKEsBARRE, Jan. The Freunen.
thais Opera Ho0se burned last night.
Loss $50, GOO; insurance $4,000. a
large audience was present when the
firc broke ont, aud many narrowly es-
capped sulfoeation ON account OF The
dense smoke and the difficulty Of exit,
Mrs. Langfeld, iuilliner, oil the Tirst
door, sustained a loss Of $4,000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

RECENTLY Thurlow Weed and Hon.
~ Smith were closetsd with Tweed In
the Peuitentiary, and directly there
after Tweed's private Secretary was
closeted with him four hours There
is supposition abroad that an effort
10 making to have The old man divulge
some rather important though nm
pleasant facts.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

RrsrDrsTs Of Virginia City, New,
propose 70 present. . silver brick to
Lamberton Lorraine, commander 81
the Britilh war-ship Niobs, for, his
manly action in the case Of the vir-
ginius. The brick WIN bear the In.
scription: "Lambsrton Lorraias You
are brick r" this u anofhsr: ~Pre-
sented BY Americans, who love Hin.
manisy and its msnly defsndsss. Wiz.
ginia City, New, q. 8. A., 1879"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

LEAvGEwoRTH 10 declared by the
Secrstsry Of War, TO possess many
advantages over any other locaiity,
tor the site Of the National Military
Prison-and he recommends that an
appropriation be Immediately made
tpwards constructing and maintaining
be prison. ION the SCORE Of humani.
4, economy, and even the interest of
dFii society,"" be says, "means for car
vlng out military punishment and re-
IN cannot be to soon supplied"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

Twenty thousand less emigrants
have landed upon our shores this year
than last. This Il owing To- ths fact
that many foreigners who afe here
have written 70 their friends, of the
scarcity Of labor cause BY the money
panic.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
/ MAssAcnUsEvTs.

Bcsros, Dec. 3i--W. n. s,orrs,
Cashier OF thcsaving bank oi Goncord,
N. H., has confessed 10 n deficiency of
$6si, ,O0O in his account with thc bank.
which sum he has used In speculation
ard loaning to trends.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

BERLIN, Prussia, 10 in the midst Of Z
6nancial panic. The cause isthe same
a. that which affected. this country,
viz: high prices Of and large invest.
rnents in fancy securities. tits singu.
lar that In country which has been
made plethoric with gold and silver
from France, that panic should be
possible; aud yet 20 u L. while
France, who bled % trsmsndously, Il
in comparative financial ease.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

DIs MoISEs has another candidate
for State Printsr-Hr. r p. 1pcaGGa
on behalf Of the xoscu Hon6ses0d
This, with Clarkson, Of ths 1sotstsr
and Fulton, Of the Joxrn0l, completes
Des 1oinos' complement for this
place, on the Rspublican side.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
figation Of the Vile du Havre disaster

tigation Of the Vile du Hayre disaster
yesterday, Mr.. Wait. OF New York.
dleposcd that be was rcscucd IL :
French boat which soon afterwards
picked up Capt, Surmont. Wait
flgstheE said the crew OF tue Loch
Erne cOnfounded the pilot OF the Vile
du Havre with the Captain. Heuce ia
their statement that The Captains
clothes were dry.
I1osDos, Jan. 2--Adyices from tho
Gold Coast report that the British
torccs have diivcn the Aslante.s be-
fore them and penetrated 70 miles in
% their country. Three hundred Of
the Ashantees were drowned in GROSS
ing the river Prah during retreat.
The Gold Coast was very unhealthy
NADkfD. Fan. 3-1he Lortes recon
ivened yesterday. President CASTELAR,
read his, message. in which he SAYS
order prevails everywhers in tls
coNntrv, except in the north, where,
the CAflfsts made war necessary, and,
at Caftagena, which was captured by
the criminal iHsurrcction in that city
Il 0AAAA iVfatss. Rk4A kSfS AESl tftlfik Ii6y0
not been rccaptured. because of the
want Of troops and resources, but the,
tjnAl overthrow af the insRrreetion is,
certain. There are undoubtedly direct
connection between the Cafliets and
the Csrtngcna insurgents The Pres
ideDt says the l'Arlist war has been
terribly aggravated ~ INSTRUMENTATION
and lack Of discipline aud dissensioi,s
lH the Republican ranks, aud he ap-
pcalcd to all in the face Of these trou.
blee IN the country. to sink party diff
{erencss and unite in defense of the
Republic, While war exists nothing
but war policy Is possible. .Si
The expense OF the war during shc
recess OF the Cnrtes was 4lO555 reals.
The Government has divided the
military command among Generals OF
sll parties in order 10 give the army 4
naticnal character. The President
recommends The passage Of bills pro-
viding for free public instruction. tho
ab0iltiUn OF Involuntary servitude and
slavery on both sides of the Atlaniics
He says you must frat establish sta
bic Government, then European pow-
ers viii recognize the Republic. No
nation has any irremOvAble an
tipafhy TO the Republic, All
countries desire TO see order main
tanned and protection given TO i'm.
mense commercial interests. Castelar,
promises to lay before the Cortes all
documents Ia relation to the Virgin
lug affair. These he says will demon
strate that war could be avoided while
the principles Of internstional'awz are
upheld
LosDoe, Jan. 3.-The steamship
Victoria, from Glasgow 9th Dec, for
New York, has returned with all the
blades of the propeller broken.
lIvEEro0T., Jan. 3.-The actual stock
Of wheat in this city Is $4,000 qusr-
ters, which is much below the esti-
mate. The stock of corn il 2,00O
quarters, and Of -four 3g,bO0 barrels
and 9Itkm sacks.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

GEN. BuRRIEL. the inhuman batch
or Of the prisoners of ths virginies,
has been released, and has gone TO-
Madrid to answer for bic deeds.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
NORTH CAROLINA,

WiLMiNcToN, Jan. 3.--Two scamen
Ennd the. steward OF the German bark
EGneine Adolph Fombsrth were sufio-
eated BY coal gas generated from a
stove in close cabin last night. Two
othcr seamen are IN II crisicar con-
slifion - u x 80
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

GRACE GREExwooD writes that
Alex. Stephens, wears black velvet
skull-cap, revealinga : Light fringe Of
hair, white with "ths winter Of his
discontent.'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

MrapHs. Jan. - The entire ftcpub-
lican ticket was eleaied' yesterday.
The majority for Mayor Il 500, and
the others much larger.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

lSoSDoS, Jan. PA 81. Petersburg
dispatch Gays tho article in the treaty
between Russia and B0khara abolish
ing slavery IL directly due TO the exer-
tions Of Secretary Schuyler, and all
tho mcmbers of the American legation
at st. Petersburg.
Special kilograms TO the ul0rning
papers, from Madrid, ultimate thlk
Castelar, will attempt coup dpetaf e
oatvoted in the Cogtes. s.ss
s VERSAILLES, Jan. - The Court
Martail setting GOr the trial Of Comlnu-
nists, has condemned ten men 10 slcsti',
A4nap, Jau. 2.<Tbs besicgers OF
tGNit4&ena hxyp captured by assault
fAqA bmtefsl ske ouslyiAg Fort tia'ssr's
EcEDcs, Jan, 2.--Duripg The inyos-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
MAs.lMcToM.

WasMINeroN, Jan. 3.-The total
payment from tho Treasury By war
rants, during December, WAS Sls,7eS,
$40, not including payments on &C
count of interest or principal nj the
public debt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08

X Tar Democrats Of Kentucky talk O
running John @. BENcksnridgs IA
Governor Of that State.