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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

Williamson + Finley invite the at.
tenion OF all parties wanting fresh
drugs to their stock. They keep none
but the best and purest articles. Phys.
fcians prescriptions will DO compound-
ed with dispatch and great care. Their
stock Of paints, oils, yarnishss, station.
cry and school books will 1t oil times
be found complete and vii be sold q
the lowest current rates. Call and zee
for yourself. d&w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03
TIRE CENrErNlAL.

OFFICE or HeAxD OF CxKrENN1AI MAHAaFRs.
Dss MoIN1s January 18th, lS75.
EDzTcHs CoURER.-Tho magnitude
of camping our State of its varied
psoducta and getting them a . prcsents
bic shape. makes it . pertinent cues
ton TO ask: Does Iowa desire to be
represented ? and ifiso, what must We
dor The following plan, upon con.
su!taton, has been adopted:
We are Advised by the Director.
General Of the Exposition that his
plans are now so far perfected as to re.
ccive applications for space. All
citixens Of our State are called upon Al
once to make application to the Sec
retary OF our Board for blank spplica-
lions. which will DO accompanied with
plain printed directions % to the mode
Of procedure TO obtain space. All
goods for the Exposition should be
ready for shipment by tho Lat of Jan.
mary, 1876. The classifications embrace
ten principal departments, each de.
psrtment has ten gr0upe, and each
gfoup ten or more cIaeses. The classi-
Acation 10 go wide in lie range q to
embrace everything that contributes
to the good Of our race socially. 70.
ltgiously, mentally, morally and phys.
icslly.
In making an application of tho
| classification to theproducts OF our
State, wc solicit the did of all experts
| in the following named specialties
and for the purpose Of system and
efficiency in Masking our collections,
We shali 80 we can procure proper per.
| sons, designate them az Group Eecre-
1 taries IN charge OF each group, to
/ whom will be referred all questione
pertaining to his specially, retaining to
the Board general supervisory power
over our whole collections. an
kGroup Secretaries sro expected to
hAve In charge his group, and get IL
Into prcsentablo shape for shipment tc
the place designated by the Board,
The gronps will be known and dcsip.
mated by consecutive numbers, ssfoi.
lows: SIS
l. A ssmple Of the Geolo1ical STRAIT.
ificstion OF the State.
2: A sample ofall the rock and stone
LOT the State. .2 80 -
8. A sample Of the soils Of the State,
accompanied with an auslysis.
I. A ssmple Of al the sands, gravel,
gypsum, ochers, 10. s vi
3 8. All minerals producing metals.
4 3. All minerals net producing met.
| ole, euch - coal peat, &c.
- Z. AAawood.ptoducing plants, with
= cross section Of all trees sbove six
lDSnos ~ u..mSte al:.....aaaag.o.l
81 Al sxcges"Dles Jor man OF beast.
~ 'aaa,,nss:u ...,..-.s,.-l
AZ AL Fsan., seeos ana grasses.
- AL Iooloeicai 9. speoamens;
}s Hosacsns our uomesticatcu
sn ~ - e
- ~. sl.oMoao9lcal specfmens.
-. AN orn,snoloGacai. specimens!
I RCC'Aiy nosing our do0eaacateo
sor =. e, Z -s.ss.. /.
A. m Ing SGncn0loey OF inc STAG.
- nno nsnes ma Water animate.
I 10 Inc mochnntcai products Of
iron. @s2, 2 "a. isaa s S.
-. Ine mechanical products o.
YS IT,. 60 .....
tured in tho STATE. ~'s's- '"'1 :
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

Mr.. E. G. Brown, Division Superin-
tendent of the G. b. & @. Railroad, has
resigned, and we understand has &C.
cepted Superintendency on the
Michigan Central.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

"lfI bust out latin you mustn't cit
mad, mister" was the seasonable re-.
quest preferred by an Austin bride
to the officiating clergy man.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

c. B. Castle, of Falcon & Castle, has
another partner in the soothing syrup
business. He weighs about 9 pounds,
and lie lively as an eel.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

The st. Lonis, Kansas City & North
ern Railroad has more freight from
this point than it can possibly carry.
Every day there arc more loaded cars
than can be taken from the ysrds.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

The public should bear in mind that
great intellectual treat is to be pro-
vided for them on the evening Of Feb
ruary 18th at Lewis Opera House, on
which occasion Mr.. Colfax will crate
on the character of Abraham Lilncoln.
Judging by the various notices of the
press throughout the country, Mr.. Col
faxs' audience will not DO disappoint.
ed. Reserved seat tickets will be
placed on sale at Bailey's news depot
at least ten days previous to the lee.
ture and We give due notice of this fact
that all may have an opportunity to
secure . good seat.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

ROSE Hull Grange No. GAO, in Ma
haska county, has voted to dissolve.
The following resolutions were pass.
ed:
Res0lved. That tho master of this
Grange appoint Q committee of three
members to take possession of all the
property that belongs to this Grange,
and sell the same to the highest bid.
der.
Resolved. That the Secretary and
Treasurer Of this Grange pay over to
said committee all money in their
hands and take receipt for the same.
ResOlved. That when said com.
mittee shall have got all the money
that they can, that they pay it over to
the members in proportion to tho
amount each member has paid.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

Sam McGee and Sol Gray have
leased John Doughcrty's lot on the
rnerof College and Samantha streets,
just below the st. Louis X. G. & n,
railroad depot and win erect a grain
elevator on it Immediately.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

John Early, the colored barber from
Abba, who has been on trial, charged
with rape, for q week in the District
Court, has been acquitted. There was
an immense eight Of smoke in this case
and but little fro. Il there no way
to shorten such trials and save q vast
expense to the people for jury and
witness fees? This case will cost not
less than $500 and OF course it will
come out Of the peoples pockets.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

Jimmy Judkins has on exhibition
at the sPony Pork House," preserved
in alcohol, a double pig. It has eight
legs, two heads. four oars, four eyes,
two shouts, two tails etc. tits Joined
together like the Simese twins at the
breast and shoulders, and 10 as com.
plete monstrosity in its way az wac
ever eeen.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

AT the Wellman school house In
Adams township, some time since, q
couple of neighbor boys got into a
little muss at school. They were to
have had . trial this morning before
his honor, A. Lotspiech, Esq, but their
respective fathers came in to court,
paid the costs, the children were
spanked, and now Adams township
again runs along as smoothly as ever.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

From the Orleans (Neb.) Sentinel we
learn that W. c. Holden's Republican
Talley Tribune has kerflumixcd,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

The Council Bluf1s Nonparel1 says
An Upper Broadway man yesterday
morning rose at the witching hour Of
three O'Clock, and leaving his uncon.
scious wife asleep, crept down stairs,
built . fire, tackled the washing, finish
ed and hung it out, got breakfast, and
then sneaked mp stairs and aroused his
Numbering spouse. Like Toot's cot.
fin, such an inhabitant must be handy
Arrangement to have in the house.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

Messrs Ballingall, Cook & Co., killed
last week one hundred and fifty-five
head ofhogs, bought in the Northern
part of Mahaska county, that averaged
three hundred and five lbs net. Where
is the packing house in Iowa that can
beat this lot without selecting?
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

The question that now sgitates
Dana of the New York Sun is this /:
"Can the President make himself
King2''
We say yes. just about % much a.
Bill King can make himself President;
or Schumacher either. with his $500, 0OO
subsidy bride.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

Look out for the census taher and
Assessor, they will soon be around to
make a note of your property and
babies. Do not hide the latter IL you
do secrete the money; there Is no tax
on the little newcomers, besides It Il
important that none be over looked.
Iowa must show the usual increase
Of population.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03

We suppose necessity compcls the
fellow who steals our stove wood, but
to save him from perdition we will
give him load of wood if will make
his wants known to us privately.
Anyhow we hope when he comes for
wood, in the future, he will shut the
wood house door and not leave i,
standing wide open.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-03
). ". LAFoRcE. W. n. MORSE
laFORCE & MORSE,
INvEsTIaAfORs OF TITLES.
AktaCt Majors. Calyualten, and
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
~ ONCE over the lows National BankJ
IOTTUMWA, IOWAL

We have . complete Abstract Of wapsllo
mentG, DELINQUENT Taxa. and Tax haloo,
We furnish abstracts Of land dtlos 70 banda
II s :ss sna e asx e.
titles 10 lands sold for taxes. Buy, cell and
locate Land wArrants and college script En-.
ter lAnda In al the Western States and Ter
ritoriea. Furnish nsld notes and descriptions
from actual surveyors. OF lands IN all the
Western StAtea.
Look to your titles, there are Thousands Of
errors and defects In titles 10 property In
WApollo county.
LaForos Morse continue 10 deal In sout,
IN and Western lands Ap11dAv-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-05
poARp OF SUPERVISORS.
Special March Term. 1875.
FOURTH DAY,
Thursday, March 4th.

Thursday, March 4th.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present all the members of the board ex-
cept Supervisor Wray. Supervisor Morey,
chairman of the board, presiding.
The minutes of yesterdays proceedings
of the board were read and approved,
Supervisor Jacobs moved that the pro.
test signed by l65 citizens, property hold.
ers and taxpayers Of the township OF
Coal Valley, against the annexation Of 9
part Of their town to the township Of
Black Hawk, be incorporated in the pro,
ceedings of this board. Carried. -,
On motion of Supervisor Kerr the tol'
lowing report of the committees. on town
and town accounts was approved:
Your committee to whom was referred
the petition of Quincy Mcneil in regard 70
dividing the township of Rock Island into
districts for township election purposes
advise that, inasmuch as the petition has
but one signature, it be rejected.
JONATHAN HUNTooN,
THEo. JACOBS,
e narrzxy
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-05
ing Co 10 so, John Taylor l 90, WmE
Chopper 10 IS, VIM Hy Burdett S 90.
JESSE s. DALEY,
WESLEY HANNA,
THEo JACOBS.
To be continued



From the Chicago Tribune.
The Legal Ne,cs Of the 9th ult- con-
tains the full text of the decision by JUS
tice Miller, of the United States supreme
court, which impugns the validity OF many
bonds issued by Illinois municipalities
The legislature of Kansas passed an act
which became law Feb. 20, 1872, by which
the legislative bodies of certain. cities
(among them Topeka) were authorized to
issue bonds or make appropriations to
encourage the establishment OF manutac-
tories and such other enterprises as may
tend to develop and improve" their re,
spectiye cities. Grants ofmore than 5 900
were prohibited, however, unless authoriz-
ed first by the council and then by ma
ior,ts of votes cast at special election. :
Topeka issued. under this law, 100000 OF
bonds and gave them to a bridge building
concern in that city. The legality of the
issue was admitted, but the constitution.
atty of the law was denied. The supreme
court decides that the objection was well
taken. and that the bonds are void. Jus,
tice Miller declares that legislature can.
not pass statute creating debt unless il
has power to levy tax in aid OF the pnr-
pose for which the debt is created. The
legislature of Kansas has no power to tax
the citizens of Topeka in aid of a manufac
tory; it therefore, cannot pass statute
creating debt for that purpose. "Thert
can be no legal tax" says the decision
(which is not laid for public purpose ,
This case adds one more precedent to the
long line against the validity of private aiC
bonds. The people Of Illinois are burden
ed with enormous amounts of these bonds
which they are under n, legal obligation
to pay. Under this decision, the constitu
tionality of protective tariff might b,
questioned, were it not that governments
action in this matter has been ratified BY
the silent acqniescence of the people
through long term ofyears. The neglec
of the first generation who were plundereC
bv protection to take their case into tn,
courts has saddIed us with this evil. 1t i!
something of satisfaction. however, Il
think what might be If this paragraph o.
the supreme courts opinion were put int
practice ITO lay with enc hand the pow
er of the government on the property o
the citizens, and with the other to bestoy
it upon favored individuals to aid privat
enterprises and build up private fortunes
is none the less robbery because it
done under the forms of law and is Gale
taxation"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-05

Your committee on miscellaneous
claims beg leave to report that they have
examined the following claims and recon-
mend that the following bills be allowed ::
~ A + Eckstrom $50 SO. Ii & Glantz 2 so,
Geo McMurphy 500, Sam Hammond
% 20,l. W Beal IS On. b Ii Kimball o5 90,
A hes1ert 1875 90, August Huesing 1909 40,
sle Il II o. same rs 50, same 30l 0.same
- 90 Ii l. Hunter 46 90, r Crampton
IS 60, same ll0 25, sauie is IS. ii II Me.
Gavran . 10. II Cramptou 1876 %. lanes
T Taylor y 10, August freeman : o0
Fleming 4 Co IS, Doelliuger & KroS ue,
80 so, Elias Golden 90, Sutcliff 4 Lewis
90. 5 s Guyer, 800, Il Il Parmenter a5
Z b Knox 90, b + Tillinghast Is, August
Huesing $50 so. s G Plummer rs, Daniel
Gordon 50 SO. I A Swiler As, Illinois
State Hospital for insane, jacksonville,
l40 so, s Il Porter 81 %, Helm & Kelly
10 81, Henry Dart on. Geo Langdell 8 90,
Northern tor insane Is IS, L ID Fuller
w, Union Printing Go Is, Union Print.
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-05
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN. THE DISTRICT COURT, OF TIE
L United States for the District Of Nevada.
In the matter Of @. JULES GERMAN,
. Bankupt, In acknowledgement States
Of America, District Of Nevada. o.. A
varran, In esstrugtey has been is.usd
Jules 0ermaih, of the town Or Virginia,
county OF storey and State Of Nsvsda, 10 said
rupt upon BIZ y petition. and In csymsnt
o fany debts and the delivery Of any properly
belonging 20 said eankrupt, 20 him or 10 bid
use. and the transfer OF any property By him.
are forbidden BY lav. meeting Of Tho cred.
itors Of said bankrupt. IN prove thslr debts
AID ehooee one OF more assignees Of bis estate.
will be held at Q Court OF bankruptcy. % BE-
holden Al Virginia. In aaid District, ON The 18Th
day Of August, 4. .. 1878, 81 ! O'Clock ?. H., 81
the once 81 x. struther. Room No. 10, Odd
Fellows Building. coraer q and smith strests.
one OF the Rrgisters IN Bankruptcy lof said
Dlstret. GE0R0K I. LkhNON.
United States Marhai and Nessenger In Bank.
ruptc for said District. q
g.. N. NAVE. Dsputy. auf I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
NOTICE IN sAMKRvPToY.

TN THE DISTRICT cuuRr or rHR
United states for the District otNsvsds =
In the matter OF RICHARD COt8ER.a HANK.
rupt, In Bankruptcy. -Uuited etates Of Amer.
lea. District OF Nevada. ss.-A warrant IN
bankruptcy has been issued b. sssd court
against the cstste Of Richard Oostsr. ~ the
town of 0esoa. Countyof Douglas q state
Of Nevada, IN said District, Who hss been dsiy
Adludged bankrupt upon hls evn petition,
Of any properly ~belosglng 10 saia bankfupt, 10
him OF To is use, end The t~rsnsfsr Of any prop
erty BY him, arc forbidden By Law. Ansstisg
Of The creditors Of sald bankupt 10 prove
their debts and eh0ose one o. mere assignesa
of his estate. will be held ct . court Of Henk.
nptey. to Be holden a. virHisia, ~ said Dis
trie,. On the itlh day q August !. u. iyIy at
I a. s,s,c 3. e ths Oia1s 70 sss,asr;
q and smith street,. one OF the Registers IN
GEoRaEI. LAMHoN.
statss Marshal and Messsngsrtn bank.
ruptcy FOR ssid District.
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