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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
CAsTLE GARpEN AFFAIRs.

\ special meeting of the Commissioners Of
Emigration was held at Castle Garden yesterday after
noon The report Of the Finance Committee which was
read aud approved follows Bills examined as
IeT bill book amounting to s,56s 81 Pay rolls-ward's
Island s. Oh 43; Castle Garden, $500 81 General Ex
pe,ses $5; State Agents. s2l6 &C Treasurer for petty
each, slcoO Total SIS 1851 81 The President announced
thai the business OF the meeting was the consideration
OF .ie petition the ewYork Central and other
road toward the Emigration Commission. SuDeriuten
dent Webster read tho communication from VIM eli
vande4 bilt Withdrawing the SeVYOrk Central agent
from Castle Garden and the reply thereto II was
stated that the agent had been subsequently re-
stored but that the Central Road refused 10 pay
as pIOporuOuatc share of the expenses.
Fne subject OF especial interest at Castle Garden yes
forday was not, however the meeting OF the Commits.
sLsuefs Apr neinE the day hxed for the withdrawal
~ MANY oil the Castle Garden and Wards Island EN-.
rl ,y6s The removals were made two weeks ago. and
euDlOyes whose services We're 20 end win the last
day OF March officially mi rue0 Of the action OF
~. EOgrd f. surprise, therefore TO certain Of
~. To ud The clerks IN their places yes
Ierday ~ usual 10 WAS found. upon inquiry, that the
.orty of the employees had no intention of leaving
Mi tney were forced 10 do their ground for action
me alleged illegdiity Of their removal The with
nravaI OF Commissioners haupman LypeA and Forrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
THE wEsTCHEsTER TOWN ELECTIONS.

The elections in the towns of Westchester
County on Tuesday resulted In the gain OF one Demo
cratic Supervisor and one Liberal Republican Super
visor with corresponding loss OF two Republican me-
bers OF she Board. The choice Of Supervisors fol
lows:
BedfOrd-Moses W. Fish, Rep
COrtlandt-C Coffin :. Brown, Dem.
Easichester-WIliam II. Pemberton, Dem.
Greenburgh-AbramO Wilsea, Dem.
Harrifon-Edward Wietts, Dem.
IewisDoro-John C. Holmes, Rep.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III. BiTncy, Rep,
Mount Pleasant-Amos Il. Clark, Dem.
Ncwcastle-Francis NJ Carpenter, Lib. Rep
New. ROeheile-GeOree W. Dayldf, Dem.
North Castle-Jame- Hopkins. kep.
North salen-Olle Close, Rep.
Ossinine-James Hoag, Dem.
Peham-James Hyatt, Dem
Poundridge-Mil Adams, Dem.
Rye-Samuel ". Johnson ID IA.
srarSdale--Fftucls SecOr, Dem.
boucrs-Jesso q. Carpenter, Rep.
Westcheser-f. C. HayemeycI, Dem.
Wbitc Plain.-Ellsha Horton, a., Roy.
YOnkeis-John III. Williams, krp.
Yorktown-John b IODpkiAs, LIB. Rep
The Democrats OF Yonkers elected their candidate for
Mayor, Joseph Waaten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

Although the panic f. alleged have been In English
domestic shares the fact that with the exception OF
Erie American securities have not been affected is the
best evidence that there has not been any serious dis
tuTbance ID London markets. The decline in Erie is
attributable 10 the differences which have arisen be-
tween it's principal supporters, Dinan's revelations
and The strike the SusQuohanna section OF The road
The stock market was rather dun throughout the day,
Tie principal feature beng the rmness Of Union Pdcihc
and Pacific Mil
Messrs Morton Bliss Co., the financial agents OF the
Union PaCuc Railroad. hanging new sinking
Fuud mortgage bonds of the road for the old Income
bonds.
The Executive Committee of the Pacific Mail Steam
chip Company held a meeting yesterday to consider the
tubjoci OF the construction OF five new steamships but
owing to the that all the bids not III, the mat
adjourned 10 the next meeting
RAILROAD CONSULTATIONS.
Al effort is making 10 consolidate the ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain the Arkans branch St. Louis and
Iron Mountain the Caro- Arkansas aud Texas and The
Caro- and Fulton Railroad Companies. A circular
has been issued 10 the stockholders OF the
several companies. 10 the effect that the great
benefit TO be derived from the consolidation
has induced the managers OF these several roads to
consolidate the stocks Of the and form one eorpor
ston by such merger under the name Of the ST. Louis
Iron Mountain and southern Railway Company. uo
IL claimed that this result VIII insure more
economical management Dy, reuucIhs eNiTH. 30
Will settle many points OF adjustment "I 'i t
profit by any local traffic, peculiar TO eltler 0I
he four present organizations aud to enjoy me Denen
Of through business 70 aud from the south klSterh
Hates on hand ana the SOUTHWESTERN states on
tEc other. 49,. -.
The 81 Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad has large
equipment aud extensive terminal facilities, procured
nj great expense. - -
TIE Cairo ana Fulton Railroad is inadeQuately equip
ned. hut possesses extensive land grant, ana the
Missouri ROADS will share this properly Inc outlet 10
tie mouth the ONO and 10 ST. Louis VIII Dc pefhan-
emily secured 10 the lower roads. =, -,
-Four committee have been appointed VINO nave SUP
nltted the following the plan of consolidation
$4,000 900 Of STOCK forming tie aggregate eaP-i Oh Inc lou
1Csds-
Tie shareholder Iron Mountain Railroad COMPANY nm
o the Company for each lOU now
hetny them m the ST. Lous AID Iron Mountain Kali
ybe shareholders Of the Cairo Fulton Railroad Com
T TaS 70 receive " ' 'u 1900 900
e stock in the new Company
the Arkansas Branch 70 receive 10 per
present holdings namely 107o'9oV
ofs.ock IN the Company.
The Louis and ron Mountain Railroad Company 70
Surrender 20 shares OF stock OF The Arkansas Branch
osrei by DO. the Company, free.
Arkansas and Texas Kali
90 cent OF ihe present o ooo
boGugs namely AiNV'iVV"
Of e
Tie balance the treasury Of the Com
al.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCES.
OPENING OF THE NEWARK CONFERENCE.-THE TWO
NETWORK CONFERENCES


NEw-YORK CONFERENCES.
The seventeenth session of the Newark An
nua Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church be-
gan at the Markets Church in Paterson, N j. yester
day morning, Bishop Wiley presiding. After the cele
bration Of the Lords Supper the Conference roll was
called and subsequently the Rev. j. N. Fitzgerald was
reelected Secretary, and the Rev Thomas Walters and
the Rev. John F. Dodd were chosen Assistant secre
tares The Rev. Henry Boehm, superannuaed MEM
Der of the Conference sat within the chance He will
be 90 wears old June and during his ministry he raV
eled miles on horseback throughout the United
states and Canada The usual standing committees OF
the Conference were chosen The Rev. A l.. Wilson. the
Rev. j. W. Hartpence, the Rev. d. b. +. Ran
doIph, the Rev. A. j. Palmer. the Rev
s p Hammond. the Rev. c. s. Woodruff, and
the Rev. T. Hall were elected 10 deacOns' orders The
following preachers, after favorable report from the
Committees of Examination relative their theological
studies and having been recommended by their pre-
siding elders were continued probation j. p. W.
Blattenberger +. G. Blight G. W. Newton, Mllard F.
Warner George W Smith, John II. Trimbrell, William
Mccain John G. Dawson, and Sylvanus ID. Harris The
two last-named are missionaries in Japan
The following members OF the conference preached
last evening IN the different Methodist Episcopal
Churches in Paterson At Grace Church, the Rev John
Scarlett; Market street, the Rev. John Coye, NJ ID.
Cross Street the Rev. S. b. Rooney aud at Prospect
street, the Rev. j. Atkinson.
Insurance Association will be held at D. IN. to-day fol-
lowed by the annual missionary sermon at O'clock by
the Rev G. y SIMS ID. ID. This evening there will be
a missionary meeting and addresses expected from
the Rev. j. ii. Knowles the Rev. DIR. Il L. Dlsnlel and
the Rev Dr. L. VI. Eddy, ID. d. 1t expected that the
ing when the ministerial appointments Will be all
nounced by Bishop Wiley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

arranged by the Treasury DEPARTMENT. tnat MT "guos
was to he appointed to Mr.. Hsweys position. Inc
designations named had been DccasioBed oy the exole
npnt growing out OF Uawloy and Vanderwerkehs
course but they be appointed equally lucrauVe
positions intimated that Assistant DlstIlctht
torney Hughes had been acting IN accord WIN inc
authorities at WASHINGTON, and had done an his power
to thwart his superior, Mr.. Tcnney Mr.. Hughes salu
that ne had been instructed 10 direct MI Tenney 10 as
continue the suit but the latter had refused 10 90 So
even when assured that he would be protected by INC
Waahlnc INnA authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

a, tho nertnr two weeks AGO left ~ Board without
0uorum aud the clerks claim that without quorum
The Board powerless to act.
THE C,ief Clerk the Wards Island Bureau, Richard
Won Poser, visited by OF the Commissioners yes
taray afternoon and told that IL useless Tor hu
10 remain. He accordingly delivered the KEYS OF us
Office 10 the superintendent but NJ me Sne 'i.ho
entered n protest which was recorded. One or the
registry clerks at Castle Garden, Chlrles Kruger, re-
signed YESTERDAY and his place was supplied Dy Cnaes
kueheubuekeT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
HAwLEY AND vANDERwERKENs RESERVATIONS.
Nnstnrlnu nEtnrr,nnn Mnssrs uAWleY and

Yesterday afternoon Mcssrs. HaWIey anu
VandcrwerGen together with Assistant DistricAt-
torney Hughes, Mr. Erhardt, counsel for sanborn,
Messrs Fay, Gen ,and Prescott, connected with the
Internal Revenue Department, met for consultation at
Snedekei's restaurant on MOntaguc-st. In Brooklyn
Mr.. Vanderwerken TOOK paper from his pocket and
told has companions that 1t ht resignation, copy
OF which lie mad already handed the Collector. He
added that Lucen Iawey would scnd IN his resignation
in day or two. A general conversation ensued, IN
which II was stated that DstrictAttorney Tenney would
be removed from Office, and that Mr. Hugheswas author
lzed 10 name his successor Ii was said that IL WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. ar HuDHurs IL BhoAp"A'
oGJ soau-3lo 3n n.-33' Mhuigbt-oi'
PROMINENT ARuvALa

yhb 1renue Hotel-Ex Attorney Amos NOS,
49, Of Georgia JsmssT Fields Of Boston Gen yohn -
o. S.s Cblds The Philadelphia Ledger et"o,
paee. sa,S q Nepamge George Upton d H,,BaTon
titoN YIaion Square HotI-BI-Goy. John w. 'Vssn'
hather % So jams HoflCol George W. Patton o. H''
Of IL,,IR, Lieut. b. Gardner OF
r;t, Gone-Pf Niche Of Yves; PoiI a,Sr, VT
...,hcg III" poi Richard Proctor, London. NEG loS
Tt.,a.s AI,a C,ar.e OF Neg-Or.eans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FINANCIAL ELEMENTS,

CONFLICTING RUMoRs From LoND0N-RA1LRoAp
CoNso LDATION.
The Associated Press dispatch quoting from
ghe London Timcs>su Acknowledgement OF pahieh,
condition OF aGai,s that city, was the main tol0'
discussion In yIa-st yesterday. The foreign pahSo
profess TO fave no information on the sunJec' O
house te,egraphed to their London representative an"
received in reply the following telegram Inc iu','Vt
T. Enfounded One or two spectators have lai'eu pc
yond extreme dullness everything appears sound
These contradictory statements confounded the street.
and operators do not know howto act Inc loo"Ing Is
. oouparatve statement of prices IN London on March
ard a the frat and last settling days of the month on
the London Exchange: . %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
BROOKLYN.

Two thousand and ffty-two arrests were
made last month.
Ninety four permits for new buildings were
granted last month.
Mayor Hunter went to Albany yesterday to
look after Brooklyn Interests in the Legislature.
After April IS, 1873 cases will be heard In
the United States District Court In Brooklyn before
Judge Benedict.
Eight hundred cows are kept in stables IN
the outskirts OF the city, which are connected with
whisky distery They reported 20 be IN bad con
dton of disease and their milk is sold to dealers IN Ihs
city and New-YOrk.
Tho proposed compromise bill III regard TO
the Gowanus Canal propertyowners'i s met with dis
favor ivy CORPORATION Counsel Dewitt who that tho
CITY should insst the whole amount dde, S7OOUOO
The DILL proposes 70 make the city pay SNOJO OI thdl
amount.
Ex-Sheriff Walter, who has been sued by the
Kings County, Board OF Suporyiors TO recover $4,000
alleged 70 have been drawn by him illegally for the
board OF fictitious prisoners I'M the County Jail having
asked FOR oil OF particulars Judge Pratt OF the 81
prcue Court decided yesterday mat the plans must
specify which OF the defendants bills contained unldW
fu charges, with the amount OF said charges
The coopers employed at Pratts Astral Oil
Works m Brooklyn T. d., strike, owing is
serted by the strikers to resolve the part of the
superntendont TO destroy the power of the COOpers
Union that establishment. few days ago the coop
ers, numbering about 80, were all discharged, the
SUPERINTENDENT offering 10 recmpoy any ~ me men who
woulI all allegiance To the JEiOu. JnS tie
men refused TO do, and left IN a BODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

The Democrats OF YOnkers eocIed tLeIf cahddaN IVf
Mayor. Joseph Wasten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

HUDsOE-George c. Harrington, age II, the
only witness Of the Rathbone shooting ARRAY in South
Berlin. was killed on Monday afternoon near Stephen.
town, Dy falling from wagon and breaking his neck
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

The Davenport Democrat says that
9 Bank Cashier In that city has read
90 many accounts Of bank robb6rS On.
tsrIng the house at night, gagging and
bindiag In inmatss, ssA cenpslline
thai Cashier to 20 to the hank with
them and unlocking the vaults, that he
has commenced to practice for such IN
event He acts the part Of . bank
sb6bsf himself. InthS Ased of aight
he awakes his wife. ana pfsssisg .
vinegar crnet against her head, COM
mands her 10 low, gruf tones to Get
.tr ana make no noise on pain OF Aav-
Ing her brains instantly blown out
with the vinegar cruet. Then he binds
her to the bedpost. and gags her with
the baby's guttapercha rattle. The
children and servants he gags and
looks Up In convenient clolets, and
then. stuf1ing . hat iron holder into
his own mouth and pressing q bologna
sausage against his temple, he marches
himself of to Sheriff Leonardo strona-
hold. Cold weather 10 coming on now,
and Il y not altogether comfortable,
and the family think they prefer to
take tho risk Of robbers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

Show u the young man who can
quisths society Of the yennk md sake
pleasure In listening to the kindly
voice 81 The aged I; show Ms man Who
IL evsf ready to pity and help the de-
formed |; show NJ q man who. ceesrs
the iAnlts Of others wilh the nanNs e
charity show US the man who p1S
y politely and gives the 'strett - Tree.
~ sofths.p poor saving 'girpas the mil.
iionare who values virtue, not clot hes |;
who shuns the company Of suoh A.
gather ~ public places to gaze az the
fair sex or make unkind remarks OF
the passing girl chow ms aensan sssllo
abhOrs n ifbertine; who scornS the
fidlcaic ofhis mothers sex, and the
lsxposuro OF womAnly ,reputa1iou
show Us man who newer fusrel6 fosi
|An itnslant the delieacy dye Ql3ian, "a
any coudition or class--snd sye1 show
seAi ssis gentlem1n. " VI * IS s as III 4
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03


Imparts great luxuriancs, feeds the ro0ts,
rsvivss hair growth stops the hair fpom
kllisg ID, Goods and seothes The skin, psns.
trates the hsf shnds; and rsmovsss itching
and dandsaaF. Mis norssbrilliant in elect
taaa French oils, romsdss. or any other
mixtures. II hos . delicA,e Perfume is
clearly, agreeable; and economical in nse.
II = natures great and best ,nu,itire
HAIR irsssiag. Price 80 cents. far sale
By eli enterprisine druggists it the city
and State Morse Manufacturing Compa-
ny. sole proprietors, Nav York, Ask for
s'Norss's Luxusene,p and take no sabs,i.'
tuts. ,5y... IN
j, far salc n Ottumwa BY J. j. Taylor y
ts, noofe = GoodsA. and 'ds.gsnA all,
ssarths Htats More Manufacturing Co,
New York sots Proprietors de 7-ddkw1w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

-.
w,,n sOuss. r .'', - -
".rs. s. ~. nv a's ss
~ =" : ssossuB =. W. ~ - Aa = vs.
nee last evenlsR NOV. S"n-preess
Aessrs Charles Lawrence, ~. J.
Mitchell, >. =. kvans and A. d. HAM
iiton. 4. =. Hamilton was called 70
the chalr And & u Eyaps chosen See-
retsry. rFoceedlngs were had elect.
Ing a. d. HAMILTON President OF the
Society. 3. B. Kvans Secretary and
VIM. Daggett Treasurer.
On motion names wore added 70
tho Soliciting Committee for the city.
lot Wxrd, Il. Jordan, "a Ward, Corey
rnskeep. IA ward sfrhoa nadveu An
w..a s = m..,s. - ...h..,,. 20
si.' -. ~ n'.n 1oe s.ou.. -
the city Isaac Mast and Daniel Aouas9
The President and Secretary were on
motion authorized to invite and en-.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

"a party f ak Wsbstsr CITY blSodp
saw poor widow, sick and feeble,
trying to work MP the kuotty tsmfnsts
Of . woodpiis with her hands vhcn
they went and ordered cord Of wo6d,
and tAcn borrowing sawi, bucks and
axes. cntit up ready for the stove, IN
stead Of spendlnG their strength ip
spree. That paya S a q
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

Mr. Worcester Il clearing ont hls
old mock 4 cost q make roong for
new goods now coming Ii. ThIs OPP
portunity may not last long, and per-
sons wishing Anythlag In his line
should call ON him 1t once. as rare
bargaias may be had By calling On
him now. div Wlmo
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

On an evening 10 APni tasS Q tNkef tbs
tcrd q store where tickets 70 tie First
Grand Gift Cncsrtss,lths sAasesic sIlsitsf
association, Norfolk, w.. wers for rale, and
Fhilet1 Pre- rpqrchss ID i ticket. o. aths
tsfrof May NE numbcf. on that Sneket
drew 90, 900. which the baker receivel.--
This Association will have only oss n,b,s
Concert, which will positively b given o.
The 19th 81 December, did you nay b =
fsrtunsieas The above-mentipued baker, II
you purchase a ticket. The character Of
tho gentlemen conducting the enterprise y
. sufficient guarantee that the second
dnwips VII b doas,sttk the 4ns Nd.
~ sud ldrnesa Which charset Fjlsd w.
irst. Every tenth number viii Be prias
ranging from $40 to go, 900. Address
Il. Y. Moore, Ssc'y. Norfolk. gva.. 4 err -
authorized Agent Of the Association.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

~ EAAE VOHAOEs
/ The committee of ths Aid and Re-
lief socisty Save sfrs1gcd Pr tlhcesto
store donations of al kindss b NJ.
Randel has been appointed by the Cen
ter Grange, TO receive from members
Of the order their donations which he
will turn over to the Executive Com.
mites fsAid nelisf and Aid 9oslety.
w. J. kiseA ID Esq., has bess aselfnSs
ted aAgseelvsy for said ceu1sitl =
VIM ut q the Iowa ~
Bank, will receive money contribus
tions and also the collecting commit
tee, viz: Daniel Zollsrs, Isaac Mat, r.
G. BallIngall, x. Jordan. III Willard,
Carey 1nskesp, Sim Clancy. Thomas
Bedwell, B. B. Duffss ssd IlsN. FHae-
Ian. We hope this collecting sod6mft-
tee, Tor money especially, . vol ~
other thik9s viii mot fail 70 work.
The cash nom an ssources pledged,
nsw reaches, awe believe, so,nsthing
lik6 el6O, Sbuhting ndthing Tot tie Of
forts Of the soliciting committee thus
far. II is desirable that the bulk Of
our shipments shall be made In tho
mex. ten days and as much - possible
yet this week. The corn is to be ground
1t The lower min. Inc propffetossa Of
the same, kindly offering q, grind the
first car load st meal IL The merely
nominal price Of $40. Lawrence and
Chambers donate so sacks. Other
parties we have not seen nor heard
from, but sacks for corn meal are
quite necessary. SO far % parties have
these sacks to donate, if tAsvswiIissotf-
'fyfW,J Mitchell Esq, ct the earliest
datstt would b esteemed favor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

.t
nAL1kf Mkdf5NG, ~
AtA meeting or oitisene held It The
CitysHsl& Sal FdA ygsypniog, Noven-
Dor 46th, 8. b. Evans was called to tbe
chair, and II. II. Warden was appoint.
ed Secretary. /
Major Hamilton stated the object 81
tho meeting TO be the Organization pc
! society ~ ~ rtlsfsf sulbrsrs inE
~ region g1ela&ed byo 1eppsrs
blIcwa, NSneh4 and md
~ appeinti III e. IL %.
licit supplies, and to arrange for ship.
ping the same to the sections In need
Of them.
W. J. Mitchell moved that com.
mittes Of three b appointed, together
viii Major flamlitoa and 3. 3. Evans,
who wsfs appoiated nembsrs OF thSt
State Committes, 70 act 90 an Ex.
seutivs Csnmi nee. Notisn csrrisd,
and Chas. Lawrsace, WIN. ADaggstt,;
|and n. J. ltitchsllwers appointed ths
aadijloSal neA IerS. Dc IL eomhiitss.
Rev. J. T. Simmons moved that !
Soliciting Committee OF four be up.
pointed, one from each ward, which
motion was carried, and the following
gentlemen were chosen:
4 F1sSs NdrdLP. q. BAllfsgalIs, 81
Second Ward7J, T. Millard 4
Third Yard Sih.. Chimney II
Fourth Ward --B. B. Dnrfee. "a
On motion OF Major Hamilton, The
above committees were requested 10
meet at his ONCE Monday evening" 1t
79s,ei0xk, and were empowered TO
elect President, Secretary and Trens-
ss,.i, r., slsae;.I ns,,@,s Il.
society b csilsd ths Hss>A6 CSkAty
Relief and Aid Society. Carrtsd
uupnimeselyf wSy ss 4,
On motion subscription vas t4en
opened. nd Over Sloo1n caeha sAb-
ssri6sd, and - aa1oS sssrs DsSdSSd L.
cash or needed supplies. ~
Tho meeting was addressed by j,
n. Rsndsl, Who stated what H..
tstssgss pro;pssvads dsiuss al By IL.
A. NcPhsrson.s Of Hamilton seulisy,
Nebfasks, who gave a idea " III
condition esths asttless n that rsgios,
and their wants. He said they nesd-
ed meat, meal, coaFend souDsesloth-
ias- didn't ask ~ nJnsy. ~
Ths messing tkSii x0jostnsd. @s 81 -
s. b. EvAss, Chr'ms. !.
Il. II. wAs6rs, seey. 81
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

tits such days as these, says the
Muscatine Journal, when the gentle
zephyr's seem to DO able to penetrate
thshidc Of rhinocefos o. dissect
cheap boarding. house beefsicak, that
the man who shuts the door after hin
IL priced above all rubies. II any
sandal leaves your door spraying
open now.a-days aspoot him, ON the
shot' or take some other terrible re-
vOnRe, si;a 5ss3ss
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

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w. en - - ~ Y" 49, : ~ 49, eon'
. :. msp 2 vs,y c0uu'y y 'ns'
o'a.e. ,o.o''9lss .lmosw
ra a n sssu -. soaus' o.1ss .
Sshoel ftPnaes Cnnrenee ose.s eye.
EVE AslssAx = inSnos q ~ etass
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

FOR SALE.-A lot Of second hand
Slcighs. Bicycles, Spring Wagons,
Harness, &C., will sbesold very ehsap
or will be exchanged for horses, or
good notes, to make room Tor q new
stock 10 the spring. Call and eco the
goods, and get prices before buying.
dec.l dAwtf. Con. Lswis.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

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teams are h11gs6lng Is III l0hbsf Neods IL
various parts u THE COUNTRY. Our advies
70 every man who gess 70 tie woods, b =
captain, coek, OF tsa1lster, Or any other
iSsnsi 70 tAks aldAe y god e61rk of Jo1AS
sons Anodvne Linimeaf and Parsom's
Purgdtire Ps7l,,g Many mot.tba 81 labor
I'm the aggregate)may be saved BY this pie
caud.sn s.s4s All vi 8 49,
N Bad enough - look aud feel bad your.
self; but no excuse for having your horse
look and feel badly when for a small sum
xOu cansbly GhsFidas's Qawalt1 Condi.
ti0s n scdsysswhich given In grain two
q thSset imssla wstlb 1ill make him look
and fssl Will. 81 aa ''-s'is