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APPEAL. Memphis. Tenn.
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LIVINGSTON L COMPANY,
DOE ESTIC AND FOREIGN BA4EERs
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK,

Conservatively organized Tor doing
the business Of ouJ-of-tOWn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuaIs''
Usual interest allowed on daily balances,
Collections made and promptly RENTED,
COTrakB1Hae7tce solicited, Exchange on nrInCf-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN Il CO.,
London
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

Improved FIy.Traps, soc, fur aaIeby
"A. BErFES q 20.
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu-
DUETS snd decorations. Craig's, 379 MAR.
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PLANTs-Ca66age' Tomato, Egg Craig

The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE. in the city is at 24S Sc
cOnd Btrsst. IA NSON q WALKER
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NEURIL.-phe instantaneous cUrs for
RssG-aE0iG. Geo W. Jones q Co, keep 1t.
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FOE RENT.

nOOMs Nice furnished rooms, at
II 35S MAIN STREET.
DOOMs-COol, airy, furnished rooms. Meals
II II desired. Reference required. Gait house.
HOUSE-Brick house, seven rooms, all
II newly papered and in perfect repair
house No. 81 &arshaIl avenue, next door TO 80
Union street, where apply
ful6 JOHN f. FINLEY.
CTORE-HOUSE-Eo. 2SS Main street, corner
- Madison. Apply TO Oliver, Finnie & Co.
ID ESIDENCE-Eigh rooms, 81 MOsby street.
II Applya at q SECONDSE
NENTRAL HOTEL-On Adams street, APP
ply IN David Hastings. Conan arcial hotel.
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"THE STANDARD PAPETERIE,"
Is the ne plus ultra ofstationery packets.
For sale at 34l Main street, Third door
south OF IInion. AF. nOD q co.
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WANTED-1OO pants makers at Nc
80 North Court street.
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SEE advertisement Fosters second
Texas drawing postponed for few days,
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BIS Il AUSTIN,
332 Main Street,

Continue their clOsing-out sale OF clC-
thing, and, to aid the wOrking-people,
will take the new issue of city warrants
at par for all goods in their line.
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Improved Fly-TrRps. Soc for sale by
H. WErTER Il 90.
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Regular asenlDbts mt Pine aggw -
F5e5E Ear@.
For Red Fork, Auburn. New GEsCu-tv -sF r.f.
points through 70 Pine Bluff, conn gflI0
with light boats through o.. Fort -l-f.u.
BELLE UE CEEER. 49,
inc. Wood barn ......-- 7i -,gsar - -s='1
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY. 1T :. -
EGGAL gEaBEg.
Ed. Rowland .......... .z..e- 80 g., Z
Leaves T. EiSf EA1 GRllAE, sr ; pm.
or uSiSLt or passage, apply Cd
JSp, y. bAGbIN. -lar.,
ID Madison 81, -e5L.
r.. =. GLE.SN, Ezall,
fauI5 Wrarflr7s. srgr r-5r-. -.----
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SEE advertisement OF the Kentucky
military institute. Call on Major r. H.
Wildberger, 26S Front street.
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FOR LOUISVILLE & CEECIENATL.
| Cincinnati and Memphis Packer,-Eor Cairo.
Louisville and CIECIBuatL.-Steau!e
NNECLA. w=u
skunk, mRster.-.-..... rider, clerk sl-7s5zs2
/ caves SATURDAY June gFtH. - >. = m
giving through tickets to All eastern points ~.
lowest figures. Apply TO
&. ". LIG HTBTENE. Eugl'f T5 aF.-f..r, sr
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Improved FIy.Traps. soc, for sale by
H WE'EHER a syls
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FOR ASHPORT.

Regular EanUOlpl, Fulton .s-zrra AMI
AsnpoTt seni-NeekLr, Packet.
Str. Frank EDrFCss}E r...sEs,..e
o. L. JopIln.-.rnaster Jo. ". f1olts. 80 -
Leaves Memphis MO' DAYS ar,! VA
at pm.
For freight or pa, are aon7g-o7 .,-,-f
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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WANTS.

EITUATION-In grocery store or cotton busis
y ness, or as assistant bOOk-keeper, by one
who has had about fifteen years experience in
business; nas an extensive acquaintance IN
West Tennessee and can bring some trade
also. able TO give very best OF references. Ad-
dress b. STILL, Appeal office.
CITUATION-As wet nurse. Apply at
- lG7 UNION ST.
MANA competent man, sober and indus
W triO1s. to take charge OF milk and but
ter dairy. VIII pay wages or give an interest
IN the business. Address Dairyman, this ofi1ce.
ToOK-A good cook (colored woman. APP.
~ ply at S. WASHINGTON ST.
CITUATION-A lady experienced in teach
- ing desires a situation in the Departn ent
OF Literature or Music, as Principal OF a
School, Assistant, or GOVerness. Good refer
ences gwen and required. Address Miss L,
care Appeal ofice. Jez5
UoUNG MAN-With $500, t, take interest
Il ia and charge of LINT manufacturing
business. Address NEW GOODS, this Office.
rTELEGRAPHING-La and gentlemen
1 10 learn telegraphiug. School conducted
by employees of the Western Union Telegraph
company. For Information call at Western
Onion telegraph office, % Madison street, or
at the school ON, S54 Main street Cup stairs,
between 10 and Y am, 3 and ., and and gp m.
INSTRUMENTATION men to learn tele-
Il graphy. ADDRESS Pacltic Telegraph,l5 Main
TOOK-A girl that understands how to do
~ homework and cooking. None other
need apply. lO7 BEALE ST.
"ANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO TIE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
RY, Washington st. Awnings Of al styles
made 10 order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re-uph OlEtered, vanished,
and packed for ahfpment. Carpets taken up.
cleaned and relaid. All work called for and de-
liyered fres % &C., " RIIT-rkN REtSE4.
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FOR helena & EGJAE.5 POINT
Fer Helena ETiaTs Point saa the BENDS.
G}tL-,FEk.El.T PACKET
The elegant and nest sLGG-gus5I rcss5u .gsr
steamer
PBEE4 AKaa4EEE, E.,.s5 -
Lee. astGT Lee 80 =
VIII leave a. eGJy5 every Monte 81, - 30
day ana FIidsy throughout tho Tg,-s.
For freight ~ U--1H-a Er~fv ON Er.....E
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FJR TICEs3URC
FOR FICKSBU2a.

Memphsg and FEcksbHrg weekly sine
For VIcksburg and al. way -aE..ir.,s-. Ina
elegant steamer
Illinois. H.,
Marx Z. CIesk.-rlaste- Joe. Eueal-'-.. &C.,
Leaves Memphis every rL,IUaE a. b r-a.-
connecting at NicksDurg wflE steamer
SGtchez FOR New Orleans
For freight or passage apply u
GEO. ". CT Elk. s-Ht
aD22 No rs Front -fr-ar- -'r.-..-I.ls
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular n enpbgS sHG Iyhsse ssfyer
Neil LINE.
For augusta, JecRsoupOIJ, and Little Rcd
htEer.--h6 e!es -ut sfeaua.
akuicksgSp, EzSga
u. x. HAIRY ...--Tu5,-es Ell. Cr1ssgT - Tx
Leaves promptly every SEEIEUaF...5 .-IT
FOR TeisEt or pHEs4ge apply on roa~I. On f1
J. y. w A1HlSGID&r .5I Front Sc
Z. p. GLENN, ON Nhar.a-at
Freight consigned 70 NaHt Harry Will r.r.
Landled rec Ct II rage crsgase au- conan. g.
sion, and put through E-UmHr.r-
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CAUSED BY FACTION,

When faction rules in any country we
look for these as natural effects. On
what does faction feed? 1t feeds on the
spOils of office, but withdraw that sup
port and faction cannot exist for any
length Of time; but faction is often de-
feated by the people taking their affairs
into their own hands. This is the
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS AND Tbs BENDS.
The elegant steaInel
ChaS. Morgan .z
4. &. Stgi1 ..... -. ... r.. 20 I'D.
Leaves THIS DAF, June 2i-u, AZ D u.rG.
For freight passage apply on IS .afE-
boat foot VI court street. F.ua
FCR CAIRO AND s.. E.-.---.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15
RYE STRAW WANTED!
James Taylor wishes to buy lot of
Rye Straw suitable for collar work.
SO l4-w2w

ABOUT SEIZERIsM. agent
{. =. Brown, of this city, reports to
Supervisor Hedrick from Jefferson
City, that the United States Court i'm
session there, is going for the Kansas
City and st. Joseph Whisky Ring with
n vengeance.
Collector Wilkinson, lately removed
from office at st. Joseph, is a heavy
defaulter: has been indicted, and is a
fugitive from justice. Old Shehan,
the proprietor of the st. Joseph dis
tillcry which was seized, has come
into court and plead guilty. His son
and partner is in Jail i'm default of
$4,000 bail. Feineman and partner.
of Kansas City, are held in $4,000 on
four indictments; $. Adler and part
ner, Of st. Joseph. i'm the same
amount. John Bittingcr, implicated
gauger at st. Louis, also drew a few
indictments, and the work goes brave
~ on. The court is presided over by
United States Judge krekel, and il is
the first trial term which has been
held since the Whisky Raid began.
The result will not be cheerful news
to the Milwaukee, Chicago, and st.
Louis thieves. who will be called to
the bar of justice in October.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

SEVERE ACCIDENT. - Sunday Pat
Sullivan drew another unlucky card.
He was out riding in company with
young lady, and when about two or
three miles tho other side of the river,
and driving along close behind anoth-
or buggy, Pats horse took fright at a
lady riding by on horseback. The
team suddenly jumped to one side,
pulling the buggy out OF the road,
striking a gopher hill aud ovesturning
tho buggy, throwing both Pat and the
lady violently to the ground. The
lady was not seriously hurt, but Pat
was praised and received very ugly
wound on the temple, cutting long
cash and otherwise injuring him. DIR.
Lathrop was called and dressed the
wound. The team ran fow hundred
yards with the buggy, after having
torn 1t all to pieces.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

The Bloomfield Democrat says
"Ottumwa couldn't Withstand the brass
band inference we cast upon her, and
she rented four horns and appended
them to as many niggers. The happy
citizens can hardly contain themselves
when that band begins to beat"
The COURIER reporter came across .
chap from Bloomfield in this city in q
happy half seas over condition footing
q brass wind instrument, and made
mention of 1t. The Democrat having
"fellow" feeling we suppose for in
nocence Of the kind referred to has fell
fou! ofsome OF our enterprizing col
ored brethren, 1t is SO natural you
know to the Democratic mind to
kick the blacks, at least the male por-
ton of them.
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A Health Y.eiding sim ala nj

1t is suicidal for man TO drink ordna-
~ liqnor. when he feels weak, 70 enable
him to perform work in hand. The fatigue
which labor produces is increased ten fold
by facilitating reaction Of the stimulants
OF commerce, 90 that the temporary invig-
grafton is purchased at fearful cost to
health. A stimulant, in order to impart
healthful energy, should be medicated.-
The reason that Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers are 80 wonderfully eff ,acious as re-
storative and preventive is that their Alec
holic basis Of pure Old Rye is mingled
with vegetable Nnics and Alternatives which
are the most potent known to medical bot
anists. Their immediate or stimulative
effect is to rouse the dormant energies, and
their subsequent operations 10 to permf !
nently invigorate, through digestion and
secretion, the various organs OF the body.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

QUAKER MEETING EXCURSION. The
Ottumwa people turned out we'll 10
attend the Yearly meeting at Oska-
loosa Sunday. There were five full
car loads and no seating room left for
the Eddyville delegation upon the
trains arrival at that city. jim Serviss,
conductor, conrteously attended to
the wants of tho multitude and safely
and comfortably escorted them on the
trip. Absolutely nothing occurred
to mar its complete success. The
attendance at the meeting was very
large indeed. The beautiful day
caused general turn ont and the
large meeting house and tho spacious
grounds adjoining were literally
packed with people. There was pre-
sent not loss than six and not more
probably than eight Thousand people.
Preaching was heard from four stands
ont dOors, while at tho same time
meetings were in progress in two
audience rooms in the church. Ono
notable divine, Rev. Mr.. Diamond,
was present from England, and several
from Philadelphia. Good order was
preserved. We heard of no disturb
ance whatever.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

SEC. 800. When notified in writing
that any bridge or any portion of the
highway ia unsafe, the supervisor
shall be liable for all damages result
ing from the unsafe or impossible
condition of the highway or bridge,
after allowing reasonable time for
departing the same.
SEC. 99l. For making such extra
ordinary repairs the supervisor may
call out any or all the able bodied
men of the district in which they are
to be made, but not more than two
days at one time without their con-
sent, and persons so called out shall
be- entitled to receive a certificate
from the supervisor. certifying the
number of days' labor performed,
which certificate shall be received in
payment for highway tax for that or
any succeeding year, at the rate per
day established for that year.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

EDS. COURIER Gentlemen, The
Grand Jury of Wapello county closed
it's session to-day at IL o'clock A. NJ
District Attorney Fec complimented
the Grand Jury in the highest terms for
the manner they dispatched their bus.
iness, and for the amount of business
they done in go short q time.
The Grand Jury passed the fellow.
ing resolution:
ResolUed, That the members of the
Grand Jury Of Wapello county tender
their thanks to District Attorney Fee
for his advice and instructions to the
Grand Jury, and for his prompt atten.
ton and courteous manner in conduct.
ing the examination Of witnesses
when with the Jury.
JOHN CoYAN
Clerk OF Grand Jury
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The Ottnmwa City Mills are now in
full operation and doing the very best
of work. Messrs. Cook & Duckworth
have erected at great expense in this
city ono of the best mills in the State,
and now invite the farmers of Wapello
county to call and try their method OF
doing business. They are reliable
business men aud their patrons can
depend on receiving the best of treat
ment. See their advertisement else-
where, and give them call.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

In digging for the foundation OF
the new Congregational Church, on
Fourth street. the workmen discover
ed . coal mine, or rather coal vein,
eighteen inches in depth, with consid-
cradle pitch - it goes back into the
bluff. 1t is thought by some that the
vein will increase in thickness il 1t 10
followed into the hill. OF course 40
four and five foot banks are AZ plenty
~ white beans. an eighteen inch coal
vein 10 Of no value, but it shows how
our whole country is undertake with
black diamonds, and that It may be
possible II not probable that q thicker
vein lies not far below It.
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HIGHWAY NOTICE,
AUDITORS OFFICE, WAPxLLo CouNr'
lTrrMNA lnwA Ann 05 Isc5

AUDITORS OFFfCE, WAPKLLO COUNTY
OTTuMwA. Iowa, Aug. 20, 1875
To all ,chOm il may coacerR:
The Commissioner appointed 10 reduce width al
highway, rs follows, viz: Commencing ct the
jefferson County Line, between secs. and II,
and running west little over one mile tn the end
OF u. b. McClain's Lane, thence north about 10
rods. thence angling northwest to the northeast
corner Of southwest y southeast u section Two
81, thence west TO the Marysvilie and Ashland
-has reported 10 favor OF the reduction 20 uni
form width Of 20 feet, and all objections thereto
or claims for damages must be filed In the Audi
tors Ofiice on or before noon OF the 18th day OF
October, A. ID. 1875, or the width OF such high
way Will he reduced without reference thereto
sept lw4t WIN. II. CALDWELL,
County auditor.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Ono of the best farms in Wapello
county, Iowa; 557 acres-350 acres of
it in a good state of cultivation, rich
bottom land balance pasture and tim
Der land, fenced. Good crops this
season. A good brick house, contain
ing seven rooms; also two tenant
houses, a good barn and orchard, and
four good wells. Six miles below OF
tumws, south side of Des Moines riv.
er. A large stock range south and ad.
joining this farm; 10 known as the
John Wiley farm. Postoffice address,
Cliffiand. A. HARPER.
D
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&2OO.OOO!

To loan. City or country property
taken ~ security. Loans mAdo on J
TO 5 years time. Interest 10 per cent.
per annum, payable semi. annually
No interest taken In advance. Very
email charge for procuring the loan
No loans made OF less than 1000
Office, Main street, over Bachman's
Jewelry store, Ottumwa, Iowa.
u. NJ. LADD, Il Co.
NAV % dw n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

1t was at the theatre last night in 4
thickly settled part of the audience.
1t was also a .bad case of honeymoon"
fit wasn't 1t ought to have been.
On account ola paroxysmal affection
Of the extensor muscles of the lett
arm, ii frequently got out of place,
but In no very awkward position at
least she understood his malady. for
she fitted up TO him like lean-to
shed to house. He was mush and
she was butter, but the acting was full
~ natural as the excellent playing OF
Kendali's Comedy Company.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15
ORlGlNAa N0Iaa,a

N. A HAWKS, Defendant: You are hereby no.
titled that on or before the 18th day Of September
1875. the petition of NJ A. Hawks will be iiled In
the Clerk 3 Office of the Circuit Court of Wapel-
10 County. lows, claiming OF you u Iii vorce, for
the reasons set out in said petition. Ard that I'm
less you appear and make defense thereto, on OF
before noon of the second day OF said Court, 10
be begun and held at the Court House in Ottumw a,
in said County, on the 25th day of October. 1875,
default will be entered and q judgment and decree
rendered thereon against you.
Dated September 10th, 1875.
W II. G. Jacques,
sept i5-vit Plaintiff q Attorney
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NOTICE,

The School Board, of the Inlepen.
dent School District Of Ottnmwa, gives
notice that it will receive bids for fur
nishing from 2, 500 to 5000 bushels OF
good coal, to be delivered in Tho cellars
of the school buildings in Ottumwa;
coal to be delivered as needed and the
capacity of the cellars will Justify, and
to be paid for notwithstanding ten
per cent. until the contract Is compIet.
ed. Bids received at the Secretary's
Office up to and including September
goth, 1875. w. E CHAMBERS, Scc'y.
sc ltdw2t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

From both City and Country should NO,
fAil to visit Mrs. Plstts B Hoyland's MI.
linery Store over Nunamaker 4 Godfrsy'a
Jewelry Store. aud $50 their nice New
Goods and price them before they buy
elsewhere. Especial pains win be takea
to please onst0msts ~ e. style, quality and
pSica mlI--h.GwN
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

Mrs. NJ. II. Hawks has just received
mother new stock of goods. She
has splendid assortment Of new hate,
flowers piece goods ETC., which will
doubtless receive the immediate atten-
ton OF the ladies. sept d&wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

Saturday night last barn burned
down, in Keosauqua. We understand
the board Of underwriters have with
drawn al protection from that anti
quated village, and Keosauqua now
enjoys the notoriety of first class SEN
sAtion, the first she has had for forty
years. Happy Keosauqus.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

1t seems to be just - easy to raise
fine stock as to raise that of poor
quality, and 1t certainly 10 far more
profitable. What 10 true Of stock 10
equally true of everything else that
the farmer produces on the farm. We
nave IN orr Office some potatoes raised
oy Gen. Hedrick's boys which are par.
ticnlarly fine. They grow large, are
very smooth, quite prolific, and Of
excellent flavor. They are cross be-.
tween the Early Rose and White Ne.
shannock. The specimens we have
weigh ~ and * pounds each, and
are of very handsome color. Why
not raise fine potatoes % well q fine
stock.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15
LEyEa. BEST.

We II pays 10 do your s'leccr
best" at all times, as whatever is worth
doing At all is worth doing we'll; as
an illustration, the manufacturers of
the famous Charter Oak Stoves have
always aimed to buy tho best material
employ the best Cooking Stove that
could be produced, and the result is,
the Charter Oak has attained pop
ularity unprecedented In the history
of Stoves.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

A gentleman who has been an ex-
tensive traveller over the State this
summer, says this is the liveliest and
at the same time dirtiest town West
Of the Mississippi. The first part Of
story is true, but for the latter state.
ment that man will leave his scalp be-
fore he gets outside of the corporate
limits of the city. Wonder If he thinks
wc can erect whole blocks of build.
ings all over the city and not have
some little dirt in the streets.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

The Ottumwa COURIER, one OF the
brightest and smsrtest of our ex-
changes, is prospecting. An enlarge
ment il promised and new power
press has been ordered. Success to
von -Dap, Gazette,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

The case of the State of Iowa vs..
Lee Sargent, for the killing of young
Harrison at Kirkville, last December,
has been continued until the next term
Of the District Court on petition of
defense.