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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

WASHINGTON, Aug. AN order
was issued to-day by Commodore
Ammen, acting Secretary tho Navy,
directing, in pursuance of the Presi-
dents order announcing tho death of
Ex-Prcsident johnson, that the en-
sign at each Naval station and of each
vessel of the United states Navy in
commission, DO hoisted at half mast
from sunrise to sunset, and guns be
fired at intervals of half an hour at
each Naval station, and on board flag
ships on the day OF the funeral or the
day after, if this order is not received
in time.
Marine and Naval officers will wear
the usual badge of mourning for 30
days. Other marks of respect will be
paid here by army officers and Gov
ernment departments.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

CHICAGO, Aug. "a Jacksonville,
Illinois, special says the damage to
crops farms and railroads in central
Illinois, inflicted by the late storms,
will amount to millions Of dollare.
The loss in Morgan county alone will
be abont one quarter of q million dol
lars. Reports from the southern and
central portions of the State give
gloomy accounts of tho prospect, but
it is hoped that better weather will
give good harvests yet.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

st. Loa'. Live stsf Market
ST. IF, Aug. 2.
(By telegraph
HOGS-Receipts 81 Active ana
firm shippers 81 4O@fDscen graoes
81 35@6 20; butchers O@so'
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, Aug. 3-Minute guns a,e firinl
here oto-day in respect to the dead ey
President johnson, and and flags arel
half mast. vi
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

Mn.JKrr, Aug. 3.
by telegraph
Wheat-Firm ii 4EfA casns sn0
81 q Aug 24h 81
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2-The Times will pub.
lish an affidavit tomorrow morning, signed
by james McAffray, workman in South
Chicago,to the effect that he yesterday even.
ing picked up on the lake shore, near HYDE
Parke, bottle containing q card, on which
was written the following:
'July lG-2a. m,-We cannot stay up
more than an hour longer, az the gas Is
rapidly escaping.-N. S. G."
This date is that Of the night on which
Donaldson and Newton 8. Grim wood start.
ed from here in balloon, of which nothing
has been heard since. The affidavit sets
forth that the bottle was found ON the shore
having apparently been washed up BY the
sea which has set in this direction for sever
al days. Also that deponent has no knowl.
edge OF how it came there, and believes 1t
was thrown up by chance, and that the note
was written by Grimwood. The note wa
barely legible, and appears to have been
written hastily and with an unsteady
baud.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

NASHVILLE. July Ex-senator John
son is nine miles from Jonesboro, in
the country, which is the nearest tel
egraph station. The operator at that
point circulatcs the report that he died
at o'clock this morning, but later and
more reliable information ea7s no was
alive at O'clock this morning,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

NASHVILLE, July 3l-Thc following
dispatch, addressed to the agent of tho
Associated Press, is just received:
"Jnly Ex-senator johnson died at
halp-past two o'clock this forenoon.
(Signed) DUNCAN"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

liz emigrsnts lay dead and dying up
on the field within a circumference of
100 feet-about fifty were piled one
upon another within square space of
thirty feet. The wounded and dying
were relieved of their sufferings by
being shot, stabbed or beheaded by
the "battle-axes of the Lord
the favoritc war weapon of tho Nor
mons. OF the ll2 massacred so were
men and boys-not one being spared
who was able to bear arIns. The
others were women. little children
and q few babes. For some unac-
countable reason, probably Disguised
with their bloody and inhuman work,
the lives of seventeen children were
spared. Their ages ranged from four
to thirteen years.
That Brigham Young instigated
this terrible butcheEy is expected to
be fully proven during the trial now
in progress in Beaver City. The Nom
pareH employee alluded to in another
part of this article says that before the
massacre had really taken place its
occurrence was topic of conversation
In q Salt Lake printing Office with
which he was connected at tho time.
Just what influenced the deed, aside
from the natural born enmity of Ito
Mormons toward the Gentiles, has not
as yet been made altogether clear. 1t
is that Farley p. Pratt, an Apostle,
while preaching in Arkansas in 1S47,
induced one Mrs, Eleanor Mclean to
elope with him, and that afterward
Pratt abducted her children to satisfy
her, and a few years later, while on
another mission to Arkansas,
was killed by the stricken
father. Alter hearing the news of the
death of Pratt it is reported that
Brigham ''prophesied" that the death
of his apostle would be avenged in the
ratio Of . hundred lives for one.
]. Among Others. under arrest and
awaiting trial for the crime, is Col.
w. III. Dame, who, with Lee, COM
mAnded the Mormon troops on the
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atty anu 0ulerX0O vl0Wo OF W. y0000-
ers, was laid out on . magnificent
scale, with fine public grounds and
parke, and 90 to-day lie . thing of bean
ty and comfort. What has been done
In the East, will sooner or later, in q
comparative sense, be done In the
West. We must have our Lawrences
and our Lowells II we ever tower to
the independent and wealthy condi-
ton that We can readily reach with
the proper spirit OF enterprise.
Ottumwa has . commercial situation
and advantages that Lawrence has
not. BY force Of our commercial ad-
vantages VIC have prospered and
grown 70 be city Of 10000 people,
while Lawrence, with none, 90 to
speak. of the advantages which
have given US our growth, has
outstripped rs in the ratio of 81
to !, by reason alone, Of her manufac-
tories, although right under the shad-
ow of the great New England metrop-
oils, Boston.
We imagine that there are not IN
Wapello county to-day score of ciu-
zens who thoroughly comprehend the
vast results that are to follow such .
thorough construction 20 we believe
we shall have in its present hands, Of
theI water power we possess, II It be
followed up by judicious management.
We believe that few years hence the
future historian of Ottumwa with her
twice or three times ten thousand peo-
pie will attribute its rapid growth in
wealth and population to the founda-
lion, we are now laying in the con-
struction Of our water power. None
need fear but that this power will n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

CHATTANOOGA, July 3l-Tho death
of Andrew johnson, at 2:30 this
morning, is now confirmed. He de-
sired that his winding sheet should be
tho flag of his country.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-08-04

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-As a mark
of respect to Ex-Prcsident johnson,
the flag was at half mast from tho staff
over tho music stand of the Executive
Mansion, and from various public
buildings in tho city.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-27

! AUGUSTA. January, ,26.--Cottou firm
m..midd!ing 1A1S@l414; net receipts
734; sales TOT.
NoRFonK, January 26.-Cotton easy
-middling 143s@14L; net receipts
2, 1913; exports coastwsse 1850; sales
100..
WILMINGTON. January 26:-Cotton
quiet and nominal-middling 14M;
net receipts 446.
NEW ORLEANS. January 26.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged -middling 143<;
net receipts 1861; gross 8. .694; exports
to Great Britain 3,44O; Franco lat;
continent so; channel 2, 500; coastwise
1917; snIes S. 900.
GALVESTON. January 26.-Cotton
dull and easy-mildling 145a; low
middling 141s; good ordinary 1881;
net receipts 1887; gross Cos; expxrts
coastwise 8; sales 1850.
@SAvASNAu. January 26.-Cotton
steadier and nominally unchanged
middling Az; net receipts 2.3li; ex.
ports coasswise 294; sales 1870.
C1No1NNATr. January 26.-.Flour
quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and
drooping-68(@7O. Pork quiet and
firm-18 6219(@lS.75. Lard quiet
steam 1917; kettle 14@144. Bacon
only limited jobbing demand. Whis-
LIVERPOOL, January 26-3 P. NJ
Cotton eesier but not quotab.y lower
mlddling uplands 75s; middling Or
leans 7??6; snles 10. 600. including 6,1OO
American; 1000 speculation and e1-
port; sales on basis middling uplands.
nnthiug below low middling, shipped
December and January, 756; sales on
basis middliug uplunds, nothing below
good ordinary. shipped December.
Jannary. February or March, 756(d
l-l6; nothing below low middiing,
shipped February and March. 73l; de
iveruble February and March, tx.
PARIS, January 26.-Rentes 62f. 36c.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage...Sale O.
Real Estare.

PY virtue Of the power OF attorney duly
~ given to the Capital Building and Loan
Allen, and contained In the mortgage of
said George ". Allen to the said Associa-
tlop, dated the 28th day Of September, 1871, [,
AIRY NEXT, at Ii O'Clock A.. NJ, before the
Court House in Columbia. as the property
OF SAID George v. Allen, all that piece,
~. In or near the city OF Columbia, being q
portion OF Lot No. IA in plat Of said
Maverly, made by T. O. Veal, surveyor, in
March. A. D. 1855, fronting ON the North on
. street 66 feet wide 80 feet q inches:
bounded on the West by lot OF J. u q. Lo.
gan; on tho East by lot now or formerly
belonging to O. Waring, running, back
Southwardly 23S feet; and bounded on the
south by lot belonging to JEFF. Pickett.
Terms cash. JOHN AGNEW
Pres: Capital II. and l.. Association.
Columbia, .. c., January Q. 1875.
cou ~
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Stop thar BARKING

WHEREyER you 80. you hear Cough.
w ing. Barking, Clearing the Throat.
House: Court House, Coughing is a preva.
lent disorder. Why don't you cure il by
using SrANLEY'S GREAr COUGH
SYRUP? 1t will euro. For sale at
Jan 2of uEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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a : Hams! Hams!!
100 CHOIOE Louisville Sugar Cured
4SO HAMS, largo sizes, just received
and for sale ut 14o. per pound.
Jan 26 JOHN AGNEW L BON.

Pearl Grits and Hominy.
Ok BARRELS FRESH PEARL GRITs.
Ge1 10 barrels fresh PEARL HOMINY.
Just received and for sale by
Jan 26 JOHN AGNEW 4 HCN.
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Five tierces Davis diamond hams.
i've tierces Davis sugar cured break
fast bacon. twenty fvo lierces ew lcuf
lard. Just received and for eale cheap,
at Hardy Solomun's.
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Notice.

OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
HIGHLAND COUNTY, y. c., Jan. %, 1875.
1UNHE Commissioner hereby gives notice
= to the Trustees OF tho several School
Districts that he will not approve Of any
pay certificate presented for approval
unless tho eaid teachers hold q certificate
OF qualification either from the County
Board OF Examiners or tho State Superin.
tendent OF Education.
! also give notice that the Board Of Exa-
miners will meet JANUARY 80, 1875, and On
the FOURTH SATURDAY Of each month
thereafter. Persons wishing to teach In
the Free Common Schools in this County
will please take notice.
G. J. CARROLL,
Jan ~ School Commissioners
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cacy OF assassination and murder of
Republicans, as we'll as riots, armed
revolution and armed resistance TO the
United States.
The points submitted by the Con-
servatives are: /. That the election of
1874 was free and fair. as we'll rs a
peaceable election on the part OF the
Conservative party; that the Consorva-
tlves carried the election, procuring a
majority OF twonty-nine in the House,
ton Senators, aud their State Trea-
surer. by four Thousand aud odd mo-
jority. and at least one additional
member OF Congress not returned by
the Returning Board. 2. That the
Returning Board falsiHed their result
by illegal and fraudulent practices.
.. That the only intimidation practiced
was by the Republican colored people
against colored Conservatives by the
use of United States troops under
orders OF the United States Marshal
on or about election day, to intimidate
and deter white Conservatives from
voting. 4. The general prossration OF
the material interests OF the State by
bad and corrupt government, and the
extraordinary depression of property
OF all kinda throughout the State. S.
That there has been no intimidation
or outrages against Republicans, nor
have they been ostraoised on any po-
ilticai ground, but only on moral
grounds, when they were considered
corrupt and immoral by tho communi-
ties IN which they lived. 6. That when
emeufes have occurred they have
sprung from local causes, generally
from oppression and robbery OF the
people BY corrupt officials, and were
only political in the sense that the
people reSisted the INVASION of their
rights. and that in such emeutes the
people were frat attacked and out.
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Five hundred barrels of "So,omon's
Fancy flour, just received. Now is
the time to buy. as -four is cheaper
than in ten years, at Hardy Solomon's.
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Desirable Main Street Property.
BY D. O. PEIX0TTO &lSOH

On MONDAY, the lat day Of February next,
Court House, at II O'Clock, to the highest
bidder,
That desirable LOT, situated on the
East side OF Richardson street, between
washington and Lady streets; bounded on
the North by Mrs. Harriet EneIish: on tho
South by DeGraG; on the East by L. @. Car
penter; on the West by Richardson street.
said lot measures front, on Richardson
street, 81 feet, and running back ISL feet,
more or lees. Tho above lot will be sold on
account OF the former purchaser. who has
Jailed to comply.
Terms OF Sale-One.third caah; balance
IN one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage. bearing interest ct per cent.
per annum. Purchasers to pay us for pa
pers. Jan "a 27 80 81
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Proposals.

Proposals.
OFFICE SuPT. q. G, PENITENTrARy.
CoLuMDIA, S. c., January 81, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing tho
- following SUPPLIES to the South Ca
rolina Penitentiary for the present fiscal
year will bo received at this Office until
February I, 1875:
$500 bushels CORN.
$4,000 pounds BACON. .,
AZ. .5UU pounds FRESH EELF.
II $50 pounds RICE,
0 2sf pounds PEAS.
3,07S pounds SUGAR (E.)
2.052 pounds COFFEE.
500 pounds SALT.
! 275 pounds PEPPER.
20. $40 pounds HAY. :" N
80 barrels FLOUR. ~
NJ so barrels MOLASSES. ..-,.,s
S barrels VINEGAR.
The above articles to be OF good quality.
and to be furnished at such times and in
such quantities as the Superintendent may
order. The party or parties to whom the
contrnct may be awarded will BIS required
to enter into sufficient security to insure
the faithful performance or the contract.
JOHN B. DENNIS,
Jan ~ Supt. 8. @. Penitentiary.
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IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL
N 0 T [ c. E.

TN order to cloae out our large. varied
L and extensive stock OF DRESS GOODS.
PRINTS, DOMESTICS. HOMESPUNS.,
TWEED5, JEANS, OAsSiMERES. GENTS
FUKNISHING GOODS, NOTIONS, LAOES.
EMBEOIDERIES, RIBBONS, HANDKER.
CHIEFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, MERINO
UNDERWEAR, SHAWLS, LINENS, Ia
BILE DAMASKS, TOWELINGB,. BLACK
ALPACAS, BOOTS and SHOES, CARPETS,
OlLCLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, OTTOMANs,
&C.. &c, to make room for Spring Stock,
We have marked down our prices, and for
the next sixty days from this date will sell
REGARDLESS OF COST. We have Just
received n large quantity OF goods, bought
Tor cash from several bankrupt stocks in
New York, at unprecedentedly low prices.
Wo offer sos. Dress Goods at $50. q yard,
aud large lines OF other goods in proper.
ton.
We arc daily receiving NOVELTIES for,
the HOLIDAYS, and will offer. them at
prices to euit tho times. Wo invite all in
AZ we offer euch inducem ents to buyers in
NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS that they
very seldom see. Our goods aro all new
and of good quality, having been selected
with caro-, aud specially adapted to this
market, enabling us to meet any competi-
tion OF whatever character. Our salesmen
are polite and attentive, and will take plea
sure in showing goods at the
Grand Central Dry Goods Etsablish't
WIN. D. LOVE & co.
aS-Samples sent gratuitopsly upon ap-
plication. Dec 20
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MARRIED.

At tbs residence OF Gcurge Swimmers.
Ed, on the goth day Of .nuary. 1875, by
the neT. j: II. Bryson, DR.. D. b. MILE il
and Misa ELIINOR MCKAY. both ar nj.
city. No cards,
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Lecture,

A the invitation Of the ladies of the
N Sowing Society, of the Washington
Street Church, Gov. 2. B. VANCE will de-
Layer !; "a LECTURE at tho Opera House, on
Doors opdn at O'clock; Lecture to begin
ats. Price OF admission 80 cents. Tickets
to be had At the stores OF J. q. Dial, II. ri.
Gibson, Il. D. Senn & Son, Perry 4 Slawson,
Dr.. G. Fl. Mot, Dr.. L. T. Silliman aud
at the door the Light OF the lecture.
Jan27
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1o Barrels Sweet Florida Oranges.
P ECEIVED THI; MORNING, direct
~ frcm Florida, and for sale cheaper
than over offered In Columbia. Send orders
enrly to HARDY SOI IOMOH
Jan 81
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-22
symptoms Of CatArrh.

Dull, heavy headache. ohs,ruction
OF tho ,asal passages. discharge falling
from tle head into 1 throat, spn,a.
,imos trofuss, wA,cry, aud acrid, u
others. thick. tenacious. mucoua. puru.
lsnt. bloody, aud ruirld shs eyes sre
weak sascry, and indamcd lhcre IL
ringing In tho cars. deafnosa. hacking
or coughing % clear thu throat, sxpoc.
toratina IL offensive matter. together
with seal~ from ulcers there ia asn.
sasion II dizziness, mental depression,
hacking cough. and general debility.
Onl; 4 lev Of tho above.namel symp.
soms ara. however, likely 10 b. present
IN any one ca.e There II no disease
moro common than salarrh. aud nons
loss understood by physicians.
Ds. sAax's cArAGnn RxMspy
II. bsyond al comparison. tho best
fbr catarrh ever discovered.
Andsr the influence Of its mild sooth.
ING. and healing properties. The disease
soon yields. The Golden Medical
Discovery should b taken 10 sorrscs
The blood, which Il always II fault. and
% act spsciaoslly upon shs diseased
glands and lining membrane u tbs
nose. The Catarrh Remedy should b.
applied warm with DR.. lisrcs's Nasal
Douohs.-shs instrument by which
auids ean b. perfectly injected 70 all
sbs passages aud chambers Of The noes
from which discharges proceed.
These medicines ars sold By drug
glsss.
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ss1s ai~an~as b. branded r@raiia.
sieal" n. esy against the people sei
their representatives ~Aa ssana xsml,
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.he nasien has ever had IL ~ insult 10
shs ra'tslsisM and ~ sAshsranra "A
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sue II sassd tho na,iea when gold
and silver ven, Int. hiding places. AhA
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grace fsom shs hasa.monry banker.
whs haegea their xell AMI elasea their
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There 10 continued ouscry, ~ we'll
of tho unlcarnsl m of certain of tho
learned who nrc more poetic Or literary
than scientific, against the uss Of bo-
tanical instead of English o. popular
names Cor plants, They do mt con.
aldor that tho number of exotic plants
which have been introduced Into our
cultivation are numbered BY Thousands.
aud TINT tho popular name IN ono
country II entirely different FROM that
Ia another.
Take ior instance the AquilsgiA,
The English namo for II II columbins
thu French, Aneolic; tho German, Dor
Akela,, tho Du.eh Akeley i the
Spanish. rsjarilla; tho Russian, kolo.
koltsahiki; tho Polish. Ovlik; and The
Japanese. OlomAki How would II b.
possible should 4 friend. Z native Of
thcae countries, writs about this plant
giving IL popular name there, for "
TO understand what plant he meant !
Hut II ho sen. ia name IN tho univcr.
sal language. tho seientiilc. We know
instantly sha precise plant to which he
refers.
Again many persona suppose that )
certain degree Vi sentiment or poetry
attaches u many u our popular names.
than which nothing could be farther
from tho truth, For instance. q vary
pretty sentiment aud story about !
drowning lover IL attached 10 tho For
Rot-me-no. (Myrsotis), whereas tho
ns'ae was originally given 10 another
plant Ajuga rham"pitys--on account
of tho nnnse.u. tas,c which II leaves Ia
tho mouth. Tho samc name has also
been heretofore arrlied 20 fosr or hvo
ethcr plnn,s Then again thsro 10 ths
Sweet lillian which really baa no
William about Ii. Tho name comss
fram tho Latin ocoilus. . little sye;
whence fhc French word millrt, A pink.
From thi.. through La,barous English
pronunciation II tho French word
came VIII, anl finally William; thu
prefix sweet. having reference % i,s
sweet sent, Another instance. Sweet
Alison lns no reference o. some fair
maitlen. whose s"cet disposition was
ii,c ioy II tho hamlet, hut II 4 eortup.
lion of Sweet Alyssum. 4 plant com.
monty grown III our gardens.
Tho iieart's.yass Il also On instance
u the misapplieation u name. II has
no reference to any sentimental eject
upon loyo siok maidsns, but wss orig.
inally applied 70 certain plates or med.
icinos which had tho reputation of our
ing cardiac dlschaes. Ouo Os the med
icinss contained cloves. In old limss
times this wss called sarioAls from the
Latin caryophyllus. and this from tho
Crook, kapnos. ! nut, and phyllou, !
loaf; supposed 70 b. shs name " ths
Glove. Tho nams VA transferred BY
tho Italians 10 the Carnation, but By
ths English 70 the Wall1owsr. which
formerly ~as called OiroAss. A o.
Ing 10 lack of botanical knowledge, shs
ranssy and ths Wall6owsr were both
considered - yiolsts ths name Hearts
Esss WAS transferred 10 ths l'aussv.
and The namc " tho WsllaoWsr dvgen.
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