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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-08

Farmers and Merchants
Will do well to remember that McC UILoUaH
& L1LBuRN pay CASH for all the butter
and eggs they can get.-Bring them on
opposite the Post Office, Ottumwa.
~ Marlowtf.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-08

Htxnksts, wool yarns, cotton COM
lssts, batting, comfort calico, at Meek's.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-08

Hsints and mnsNn, clothA jeans, cas-
dimsrss, gloves OF oil kinds, It Meek's
ehsap seore. wit
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-08

Be sure and see the big stock Of dry
goods, boots, shoes, hats, and caps, at
Meekis, opposite his old stand.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-08

: :: J: !; ! !:
n There is no pain which the Cen
taur Iiniment will mot relieve nc
H swelling it Will not suhlne. and no
4A1AX lameness which It will not cure
Y1K Thisis strong language, but IL Il
- true. It has produced more cures
ENIkpw Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lockjaw
palsy, sprains, sweliIns, caked-
reasts, scaids, burns, salt-rheum, ache. &C..
upon the human animals in one year than have Ill
other pretended remedies since the world began.
It Is acounterirrtant an all healing pain reliever.
Cripples throw away their crutches the lame Walk.
poisonous bites are rendered ha1nless. and the
wounded are healed withopta scar. II Ii no hum
bug. The recipe Ia Published around each bottle
tits selling ~ no article ever before sold, and 1t
sells because It does just what Il pretends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve TO suffer II they will mot use Cen
taur Linlment. More than 1000 certificates Of re-
variable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rhcupatism, govt. running tumors. &C.. have been
received. We will send circular containing GER
ticates, the recipe, &c, gratis to any one request
Ing It. One bottle OF the yellow wrapper Centaur
Linimentis worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mules, or for screw-worm
In sheep. stock-owners-this liniment u worth
your attention. Nofamily should be without Cen
tanf Idniment. Sold By al Drusgsts. 90 cents per
bottles; large bottles 31.00. J. B. Rose Co., -
DroadWay, New York
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-08

CAStor1a IL more than Q substitue for Castor
Oh. Il u the only SAFE article II existence which
q certain 70 Aesimilate the food, regulate the
Il contains neither minenls morphine Or alcohol,
and y pleasant TO take. Children need not CRY and
mothers NAV rest. oct 1873 WY
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-08

Real EsTATE T1ANsrEns.
List Of trausfsrs by warranty deeds
alsd for record for the week ending
Oct. Sd. 1874 - reported BY LaForcs
b Morse, Ottumws, Iowa:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13
CUBA AND LOUISIANA.

The Island of Cuba is inhabited by people
whose love Of liberty CLOVIS with al! the warmth
Of the southern sky; is the State OF Louisiana.
Cuba is governed by q cruel race OF adventures
who have no sympathy with her people and no in
terest in her prosperity save that of plumber ;
poor and taxed bankrupt; SO has Louisi-
ana. Cuba is rich mine that has
been worked for centuries by Spanish
cupldity and greed Louisiana has been robbed
by carpet-baggers until it is now one of the
W rst debt-rldden States in the Union. Against
a Government imposed on them from without, q
large part, at least, OF the people Of Cuba have
boon struggling for years in an almost hopeless
contest to Government fraudulent set up
and obstinately sustained by the President Of the
United States, the people of Louisiana submitted
VIII II they saw that their protests were inc fec
tual and found that resistance would be folly.
For Cuba President Grant entertains SYM
pathy which he evidently does not care to con-
ceal, while the reference in his message to the
recent unwise but not unnatural uprising in
Louisiana shows that he not only cOntemplates
the sufferings Of her people with Indifference,
particular the policy OF meddlesome oppression
which has made his name odlous, and destroyed
the Republican party in every State but two in
the whole South. Cuba is allied to us only as all
OF the America family are related to one
another she is not IN sympathy with our civil
lZation and shares none OF our characteristlcs
Louisiana is bone Of our bone and flesh OF our
flesh. President Grant cvndoles with the one
and spurns the other. Robbed, oppressed, and
maltre ated Cuba receives q deal Of pity, while
robbed. oppressed, and maltreated Louisiana is
with quiet contempt. This would be
udicrous If it were not SO outrageous. But it il
one of the chief beauties Of the wheel OF fortune
hat it keeps turning. There are elections.
shOugh President Grant seems incapable OF
learning anything from them Tribune, 9th.
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The following is the result Of the elections just
held:
Officers Of Alpha Home Lodge F. A. A. NJ.
elected at the stated meeting held ON Tuesday
evening, Dec. 9Th, to serve during the ensuing
year:
Bro. Charles F. Verlander, W. NJ: Bro. w. w.
Flood, Senior Warden Bro. Herman s. Smith,
Junior Warden; Bro Pm. Fendal Horn, Treas
urer Bro. PM w. H. Hutchings, Secretary
Bro Edward Bell, S. Deacon; Bro. Thomas
kearns, J. D.; Bro Thomas Lunn, NJ. Of c.: Bro.
James Wilson, s. Steward; Bro. M. J. Taylor, J.
Steward Bro. William Tell, Tyler.
At convocation of Louisiana Council No. 2,
R. and :. NJ, held last evening" the following
officers were elected A. Hero, .Jr r. Ill. G. NJ;
w. 5. Benedict, by. Ill. G. NJ; Hilel Marks, +. C.
w.; X. Baker, Z. IT,; DR.. J. G. Bachelor. Treas
urer; W. H. Hutchings, Recorder; A. Solomon,
Conductor; J. Low, Steward; J. W. Mcguire,
Sentinel.
At the annual Masonic election held in Union
Lodge No. III, on Thursday, the 10th inst, the
following officers were elected viz:
Ernest Morel P. NJ, w. NJ; H. C. Brehop, s.
W.; J. Il. Shearcr, J. w.; G. H. Pabst +. NJ ,
Orator; G. Assenheimer, P. NJ, Secretary; 8. W.
Moore, Treasurer; George C. Bohne, NJ. Ex.; P.
Schneidan, NJ. c.; A. C. More, s. D.; C. j. Hol-
brook, J. D.; s. Brocard, Aim; d. Mulder Stew;
Martin L. Ccstley, ms. e.; L. Grotte, Tyler.
Hall Commlttee-Chs. Assenheimer, $. W.
Moore, p. Schneidan.
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THE CITY.

In reference to the arrest of B. Ward, ESQ.,, for
being drunk, the case was not SO serious as re-
ported in Saturdays edition, and, as accidents
are liable to befall all we regret the matter found
its way into print Our custom is to publish
items as we find them on the court records, az in
this case, and thus we are occasionally led to
give publicity to occurrences much against our
inclination. We desire to be just to all men.
DIED FROM BEING KICKED. Barney Deane,
aged about 60 years, and a native of Ireland,
who was kicked and brutally beaten on the night
Of the 5th instant. by one Wa hington Banks,
colored, died in the Charity Hospital, at 4:3O
o'clock Friday evening. DR.. Chastant. Coroner
empanciled a jury and adjourned the inquest
until Monday at IL o'clock Banks was arrested
at the time, and is now confined in the Parish
Prison.
MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. 1.-The follow
ing named gentlemen were elected last night to
serve as officers and delegates to the Firemen's
Charitable Association for one year, ending De-
cember 18th, 1875: President +. C. Camerden;
Vice President, Toby Hart; Treasurer, c. Taylor
Gauche; Recording Secretary, J. Bercegeay;
Financial Secretary, James Nut. Jr.; Foreman,
Thomas Mcintyre; First Assistant, Fred. Eyle;
Second Assistant, J. B. Rareshide. Delegates, F.
G. Camerden, G. Taylor Gauche. Thos. Mcintyre.
Sub. Delegates. W. Brown, H. E. Grosch, G. A.
Buelow. Marshal, W. S. Pike.
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Communicated.
REFORM TAXES.

Would it not be advisable for the Committee of
Seventy to select number Of capable gentlemen,
not in active politics. to devise and receive propO-
sitiODs and plans Of retOrm-legal and constitu.
| tional and submit the list, with sufficient ex-
plantations, in report. Let few skilled draughts-
men be il cluded
Should not the Legislature at the outset, appoint
| commission, in the British mode, to put re-
| forms in proper and legal shape to place before
| the Judiciary committees OF the two Houses
the most pressing matters to be first attended
to.
Ought not the tax-col!ectors of the whole State
to be requested to suspend operations, in order
first, to prevent oppression; second to deprive
Kellogg and Clinton. of the snews OF war,
used, and to be used against us? And ought
not public opinion to be aroused, and, If Eeces-
sary, made aggressive, against present coercion
by The said tax collectors.
Taxation without representation was what
our fathers almo hopelessly rebelled against.
The present tax laws, with their enormous
passed by the representatives. OF the peo-
pie. Not tenth of the tax payers had
voice in them. Moreover, the swindlIng purposes
for which the revenue has been land, perhaps,
may beg used, have had no legitimate sanction.
Again, some OF those who are to handle the
funds raised are sorely tempted to away with
them: "Scratch carpet-bssger and you find
thief"
But there are rich delinquents. who should
be punished by coercion" True, but why tyran-
ncsly sell ont to beg or starve. the nine poor to
punish the one rich!
may be thought too old for such young talk,
but am not past feeling for those who suffer ;
and can see no difference between Radical and
Conservative oppression.
And am convinced that it is bad statesman
ship to attack the people vitality any more at
present. All we have won in dignity and char
acter; in friends for Louisiana and American
liberty in their time Of need and in vindication
of our capacity for selfgovernment, is liable to
be in one fell moment lost for the people are
utterly unable to pay the taxes, and will not SUBJ
NIT to be turned out, shelterless and starving.
Next, will consider relief. BIS,
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We would call special attention of the trade in
general to the advertisement of Mr.. A. W. Hyatt.
Of So Camp street, who has now on hand choice
selection Of stationery and stationers articles
Mr. Hyatt has also attached to his large estab-
lishment lithographing, printing and book
work can always be had at the shortest notice
Merchants, steamboatmen and lawyers should
not fail to examine the price list of Mr.. HYATT, as
his facilities for executing all work in his line are
unsurpassed in the Southern country, and none
but the most experienced workmen are employed
at this establishment. Mr.. Hyatt only asks that
YOU examine his prices, and invites your closest
scrutinv "A reQards the work turned out from his
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

HOLIDAY P1ANos.-Mr. Louis Grunewald in our
advertising columns states to his customers and
the public in general. that he has just received
an extensive stock Of pianos of the most cele-
b-ated makes, at greatly reduced prices. He
also has on hand a mammoth stock of musical
instruments, strings and sheet music. Mr.
Grunewald will take in exchange old pianos for
new with small advance. Tuning and repair
ing promptly and we'll executed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

Oidco Of the Delta Insurance Company, cor
nor Carondelet and Common stleets-New Orleans,
Sept. l. extraordinarily with the requirements Of
the amended charter, and in accordance with
luton of the Board Of Trustees at special meeting
held June 49, 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock of this Company are hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following installments time
specified below viz:
Ten per cent on the LIST day of October 1874.
Ten per cent ON the LIST day of November, 1874.
Fifteen per cent ON the LIST day of December, 1874
Fifteen per cent on the 3lst day Of December, 1874
By order of the Board.
an3O Am L. W. BAQUE Secretary.
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BLANK Books AND STATIONEIY.-The atten-
ton Of city and country merchants is particularly
directed to the advertisement of Mr.. James A.
Gresham, 80 Camp street. He has on hand and
for sale a most select and extensive stock OF
blank books and office stationery, of which he, to
meet the requirements of the times, has greatly
reduced the prices. Everything that Mr..
Gresham sells is Of the very best quality. His
reputation for fair dealing has attracted to him a
host OF customers.
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BUrTxH, 6RIrs, HoMISy, Erc.-Those we'll
known and reliable merchants, Messrs. C. H.
Lawrence & Co., Nos. 80 and Al Tchoupitoulas
street, have on hand and for sale large stock
cry, and Western butter. See advertisement in
another column. In addition, thev have full
supply of the famous Hudnut's grits and
hominy.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

Messrs. Leyois 4 Jamison are now offering
their light-colored fancy silks and Lyons grena-
dimes at greatly reduced figures, and invite their
customers and the public i'll general to call and
examine their stock, not only OF these goods but
every variety of staple and fancy dry goods, both
foreign and domestic; their stock is unsur-
passed, and all ladies who desire to procure the
best goods at low rates, should give them call,
at 126 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

When one reflects how much money can be
made with 50 cents it is quite bewldering. Here
Games Mr.. E. Hollenger, who declares by IN in
vestment Of that amount he became the pos
sessor of $500. One can hardly realize this;
but small sum invested in the Louisiana State
Lottery will return great reward. In Mr.. Hol.
lenger card. published in this mornings paper,
he acknowledges having received the S25O0 from
the Louisiana State Lottery Company. word
to the wise is sufficient.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The VARIETIES THEATEn.-The run Of Belle
Lamar" at the Varieties has been very success
full one to the management and entertaining to
the theater-going public. The appointments,
scenery and dress of the play were admirably
gotten mp. and showed how earnest and ener-
setic Manager Owens has been to make this
season a successful one. The whole cast were
unusually good last night, and, i possible, rem
dered the representation more agreeable than
ever before.
In response to the very general demand, we
are to have "Dot this week, with Mr.. Owens az
Caleb Plummer, the old toy maker. This de-
icious domestic drama has such smack of Dick
ems, from whom it was taken, that those who can
appreciate his delicate delineation of the most
pathetic shades Of human nature will surely at
tend in numbers.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

GREAT INDUcEMENTs.-Th loan Office at the
corner OF Royal and Toulouse streets is now
Offering the most valuable articles in the jewelry
line at prices that are wonderful and astounding
to hear. All who desire to make handsome
Christmas and New Year presents at compare.
lively a small expense, should call immediately
at the loan Office, corner Royal and Toulouse
streets. and procure them without delay.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

Southwestern Bible Soeiety-New Orleans,
Dec. T. 1e74.-The annual meeting of this society for
business will be held ut the Bible House SATU T.
DAY. the 10Th inst. at O'c0ckiP. NJ. and the
annual election at the same place MONDAY. the
2lst inst, between the hours of 12 NJ. and o'clock
p NJ HENRY V. OGDEN,
do til Rec Sec
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Mechanic.' Fire Company No. q, Exempt
Socicty-Ncw Orleans Dee 13 l574-The regular
monthly meeting of this Society will be held at the
Engine House. MONDAY EVENING Dee. H.
ls14 at 4 o'clock. full attendance of all the
be!s is desired L. II. WATERS, Secretary.
II31tk
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

L. Utter, AGENT, No. 80 ROYAL SrREET.o-This
we'll known dealer in French and German looking
glasses, albums, engravings, htograghs, chromos
Inducements S p to buyers than any other house in
the city. See advertisement in another column
Of this paper.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

Special attention is called to the card of Messrs
Sullivan Bulger, plumbers and gas filters at No.
lis Poydras street. who keep constantly on hand
full line Of gas fixtures and plumbing mate
rails.
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MASONIC.

Friends Of Harmony Lodge No. IS, & A..
M.-The members of this Lodge fratelnally re-
quested to attend TUESDAY. the 18th inst. at =
O'clock for the purpose Of eecting their officers for
the ensuing year. by order Of the Lodge:
d13 2t T. DASILVA. Secretary.
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tentlon of the trade is directed to the advertise
ment OF Messrs Sheehan h Russ, 81 Poydras
street. who have for sale a large stock of bacon
dry sailed meats. new sugar-cured hams. lard,
pigs feet, spare ribs, mess pork. etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Those who have not yet
witnessed George L. Fox in the amusing panto.
mine Of "Humpty Dumpty Abroad" should re-
member that his engageu ent closes tonight
and if they allow the opportunity to pass, they
deny themselves most amusing entertainment.
Last evening the house was well filled and the
programme presented, was i'll every way most
pleasing, and afforded much amusement.
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Office Of New Orleans City Railroad Cons
pany. No. "a Canal street. New Orleans Dee. !? 1874
An election for twelve Directors to for the
suing year will be held at the office Of this Company
on MONDAY 21st inst, between the hours of 10 4
NJ. and : Z. NJ. C. &. LEWIS Secretary,
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GAYErY THEArER.-There was quite fine
audience in attendance last evening at this at
tractive place of amusement, to enjoy the
rich and amusing treat which is nightly given at
this temple OF fun. Mr.. Flynne seems to appre-
ciate the liberal patronage which the public has
bestowed upon him, and gives evidence of his
appreciation by bringing forward and placing
upon the boards stars Of unbounded talent.
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Bertha blind yet 80 happy.
Happy in the imaginary world If Calebs crea-
tiOn
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PRIME Pork, ETc-Mr. E. K. Converse, "a
Magazine street, has tor sale large supply of
extra prime pork, mess pork dry sailed shoulders,
etc.. to which tha attention of tha traila ia
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Dot loves the merry little cricket, for It seems
to say, ''Cheerup! Cheerup! Johns coming
Johns coming" Monday. Varieties Theater.
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Hitchcock, who though not very fast, is slow
but sure to give You good drink, at 157 Com
mon street.
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WHITE LEAGUES.

HeadquarterB Company A, Eleventh Ward
White League, corner Fourth street and Levee-
Every member of this command will report for duty
on TU ESDAY NIGHT 18th inst at o'clock.
dl3 SuTu W. ID. HENDERSON, Captain.
Attention Company A, First Regiment Louis
lana 1nfantry-There will he regular meeting Of
the company at the ArmOry 40 Julia street MON
DAY EVENING 14th inst, at o'clock. Let every
member be present. By order:
JNO X. NEWMAN, Capt Comd'g.
H. II. BELL. o. 5. d13 1T
A Special Meeting of Gre scent City White
League will he held TT ESDAY Dec. Is. at p NJ.
at Exposition Hall, Uaronlelet street entrance).
Every member is requested to attend.
+. n. OGDEN, President.
7. LEE SHlTE Secretary. ,ll3 81
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COMMITTEE of Arrangements
NJ Finnerty, w. J. Kelly James Heron,
Dan Owens A. Boyle, JnO. Fitzpatrlck.
Applications for invitations to be left at Jas Her
rons of Claiborne and Gravier streets; at Dan
Owens corner Perdido and st. Charles Streets at r
GannOns St Louis and Vlliere streets at Tom
Gmores. corner Vaudeville Ond Victory streets OF
H. NJ. o. Mealies corner Magazine and Terpsichore
streets.
Sealed proposals for the bar restaurant and hat
TO be left with W. j. Kelly, corner of Common and
Claiborne, and Dan Owen 5, corner st. Charles and
Perdido
observation-disclosures. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

LIGHT nicely furnished Room can be obtained,
IA with board, by gentleman and wife, couple
OF gentlemen, by APPLYING at :5l Magazine street,
between ITALIA and EratO. Small private family
and best Of references given Central locality and
,nexceptionable neghl,orhood. Terms per month,
for two s65 for one $40. Also pleasant gallery
ROOM with board and light, $50 per month to single
gentleman. dS TuThSuf
FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD
Il A private family, occupying fine house, will
rent furnished Bedroom to gentleman. Location
near corner Camp and st. Jaseph streets. Address
Lock Box 400, Post Office nsN