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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Treaty Concluded.

SPOTTED TAIL AGENCY, Sept. 23.-
The treaty with the Indians of this
agency was concluded this evening
after three hours council.
Spotted Tail made another lengthy
speech in which he insisted upon GO
ing down to the Indian Territory
first to look at the country. Then to
go to Washington to talk with the
Great Father and touch the pen at the
same time. lie also wished to delay
signing the treaty until the present
war was satisfactorily and peacefully
settled. He said, 81 wish to have two
men TO help me ; one is the chief min
lister Cpointing to Bishop Whipplc),
and the other Rev. Hinman, to settle
the matter. You have the words of
the Great Spirit and you try to live
according to his will. Yon know
this war trouble does not please the
Great Spirit, and l want you to help
me rub it out"
Baptiste Good said white minister
Episcopalian) has come here to teach
us, but we don't think it is done
properly. would like to have some
female ministers come dressed in
black clothes to receive the girls in
one house and teach them, and have
white male ministers in black hats
and coats and takethe boys to another
house and teach thcmproperly. These
ministers ! want tDitake the names of
the things sent to us, and when they
come to see thatithey are all there.
Blue Teeth, Spotted Tails father
in-law, wanted to know who was the
enc to carry their words to the Great
Father, and upon Solicitor Judge
Gaylord being pointed out, handed
him handsomely decorated pipe and
tobacco pouch, which he said the
Great Spirit had given him, and told
Gaylord to present it to the Great
Father at Washington as from man
he heard speak at the council, and ask
the Great Father to be mcrciful to the
Indians and pity them and help them
and to let them remain in their own
country.
Speeches were made by several
other Indians and by Judge Gaylord,
Col. Boon and Bishop Whipple. But
the Indians were still undecided,
when Spotted Tail arose and left the
council room. While outside, Il. w.
Raymond, a white man living with
Spotted Tails people for the last
twenty-seven years, told him If he
didn't sign the treaty, Red Cloud
would get ahead of him and derive
all the advantages to be had from the
treaty. Raymond then went to Red
Cloud and Red Dog, of Red Cloud
agency, who were outside the council
room and told them to go in and urge
Spotted Tail and his people to sign.
They did so. They made short but
effective speeches and then withdrew,
wherupon Two Strike said the reas-
on we are afraid to touch the pen and
are silent before you is, because we
have been deceived so many times be-
fore; il we knew the words you tell
us were true, we would be willing to
sign every day. Then Spotted Tail
addressed his people saying if our
friend up above (refcring to Red
Cloud agency had not signed the
treaty | would help them in holding
ont. but as our friends up there have
signed, l ask all good men who are
trustworthy, to come up and sign ii.
Half an hour later the necessary sig
natures were attached and the treaty
was made.
The Indians here all want the mill
tary agentTemoycd and Howard re-
instafed nv
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
CentauR
LininentS.
Letter from q Postmaster,l

ANTIOCH, ILL.,, Dec. 1, 1874
Messrs. j. n. RosE q Co.:
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W. n. RING.
s sample Of many thousand testimon;sls
reserve, OF wonderful cures effected nv n. Geo
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Eruptions, rheumatism, Neuralgia, scistics'
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For Toothache Earache, Weak Back. Itch and
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| gurns and Scalds without a scar. Extracts moi.
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wrapper.
EThe Centaur LinIment, Yellow Wrap
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i We have thousands of similar testimonials.
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Farmers, livery men and Stock -raisers have Il
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

Some Of the democratic papers can
not stand Tilden and his perjury and
his general dishonor.
The Brooklyn argus, the leading
democratic paper in that city, says
"The campaign is lost, the party Or
ganization and its legitimate pnrpo-
SEES remain. But these too, are in ex-
IRENE peril, and, under the demorali-
zing faulty of the imposter. Tilden,
they are in danger of permanent
eclipse. His candidacy is an error, a
calamity, fraud. Before the situa-
ton becomes more desperate, before
the whole future of the party is in
volved in the disaster of the present,
n halt should be sounded. The Ma
tonal Committee ought at once to
unite in demanding that Samuel j..
Tilden, the prctender in party man
agement and the fraud in political
m orals, Immediately retire from the
ticket, and leave the party he has so
nearly ruined a chance of salvation
from ultimate overthrow.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
A,l.cA Ensmie. 10 uaaIah

In many Of the fairest and most fertile
districts Of North and Tropical America,
air and water are allied enemies to health
both being impregnate,l with the poisonous
nidsmanta which produce chills and fever
bilious remitteuts and febrie disorders OF
a still more malignant type. Fortunately,
a sure prentative and curative Of such de.
strnctive maladies is 10 be found 10 Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters, vegetable prepare.
ton which Is infinitely to be preferred.
both on account Of ito efficacy and TO- edom
from all hursfnl properties to the delete
rious mineral and alkaloid remedies Of u 9
pharmacopGia. Il is moreover, the reign.
ing specific for dyspepsia, debility, copsti.
patton, urinary troubles, rheumatism, al d
nervousness, promotes appetite and eileen
and % capital antldote to deprssIon 81
spirits.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
What Spotted Tail Has to Say.

SPOTTED TAIL AGENCY Sept. % via
SIDNEY, NEE, 26.-The first council
with the Sioux, Spotted Tail Agency,
with full commission was held this
afternoon. The chairman of the
commission told the Indians they had
come for their answer and decision
to the propositions submitted to them.
Spotted Tail in reply made a long
speech saying that it was the fifth
time that word had come to them
from the great father. Government
had made numerous treaties with the
Indians. Generals Sherman, San
born and Harvey all made many
promises but they were not kept.
Spotted Tail further said he wished
the commissioners to tell the Great
Father to send the Indians yokes of
oxen and wagons so that they can
earn money.
The war, said Spotted Tail, did not
spring up in our land but was
brought upon us by the children OF
the Great Father who come to take
the Indians lands without price, and
who do many evil things. The CHIEF
finally said he would agree to look al
the land in the Missouri River coun-
try, but said the Indians wished to
consider the matter until tomorrow
The council accordingly adjourned
until next day,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Secession Monster Agail
Shaking its Shaggy Front.
Twenty Thousand Old Rebels New
ly Armed Led by Hamburg
Butler.

A Washington dispatch to the Chi
cago Tribune says: Senator Patter-
son arrived here this morning from
South Carolina to appeal for more
help to protect the voters and prevent
the terrorism which extends over the
whole State. Gov. Chamberlain and
United States Marshal Wallace and
others will arrive tomorrow morn
ing. An old resident of Columbia
told the Senator last week that he
could not speak TO him on the street
if he met him. He said that the ex-
citement and feeling was far worse
than it was in 1860 and the
days of secession, and that it was
dangerous to even speak to Radi-
cal. Judge Coke, who has acted for
years with the Republicans made q
speech short time ago, advocating
the election of Wade Hampton and
Tilden, and excused himself by say
ing that he was forced to do SO for the
feelings Of the people to save his
property and perhaps his life. The
whole white male Democratic popu-
lation is completely armed, and large
consignmcnts of rifles, rcvolvers and
knives, are received constantly,yet no
dealer will sell a Republican even a
knife. The very boys are armed, and
the boys of the military school at Col
umbia openly wear their revolvers
beltcd around them. The Senator
says that fully 10000 men, armed and
mounted, are thoroughly patroling
the whole State under the direction
and command of Hamburg Butler,
and these forces are not only armed,
but completely organized and drilled.
The people express themselves OPEN
ly as in favor of fight, and say that
they don't care for the United States,
the troops, or the North, but that they
are ready and anxious to clean outall
the troops that Grant can send. They
say that if they do have any trouble,
that Tilden will carry Indiana, Ohio
and New York in October, which in
sures his election, and they are bound
to elect Hampton or destroy the
State, both of which successes will
save them from punishment.
Senator Patterson says that unless
they have immediate help no colored
man will dare To move or talk, much
less to vote, and ifIndiana goes Dem.
ooratic that South Carolina, North
Carolina and Florida will follow,
when there will be an outbreak which
will almost be one of determination
for Republicans. Murders are done
every day, of which not n whisper
reaches the North.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
ORlGINAL. NOrucr

To Pruda Rose, George Rose, Emma Crowf..
Napoleon Rose, Zuba Rose, Snman Rose. TIoS.
cnce M. skillman:-
a. aon afe hereby notified that on or before the
25th day OF september, 1875, the petition or Enus
Rose, plaintiff, will be filed In the Clerks once
OF the Circuit Court OF Wapello county, Iowa.
made, that the following described properly be
sold and the proce, DIS divided a. prayed for In aad
petition to-wit Lot number 1903 In the city Of Ut-
the south west quarter Of s.cti0n IS, township "a
range l3, running thence south on chains, thence
east chains, thence north ~ chains, thence west
that you be required TO paw an equitable propOr-
ton OF tn cost thereof. And that unless yon ap-
pear ana make defense thereto, on or before noon
to De begun and held At the Court House N Ottum-
va 10 said county, on the Esd day OF October 1875,
detsult VIII DC entered ands judgment and decree
rendered thereon sganst you.
sw 49,. W. n. @. JAQUEa
sept' ~ 1870 PisintiG Atty.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Packing Apples for Winter.

The " eStern Farm JoNiRdi, in dis
cussing the question of preserving
fruit says:
The result OF long and diversified
experience in keeping fruit may be
summed up in Il single sentence !:
keep dry, cool and as nearly as posi-
BILE from contact with external air.
How to do this under ordinary cir
cumstances, and with the facilities at
hand is the question.
For winter keeping they should be
allowed to hang on the tree rs long
as possible, or, until there is really
danger ofthcir freezing, leaving those
least affected by early frosts, and
most tenacious in their habit of hang
ing late, to the last. When the fruit
is perfectly dry and free from dew,
and on cool day il possible, pick
them by hand, placing them a basket
full at time into clean, sweet, dry,
tight barrels, using the greatest care
that they be not bruised or, better,
use n pouch or sack for picking in
Set them in the barrel and turn them
carefully out Thus there is no pos
siblc chance of bruising the fruit.
In this condition if they are entire
| ly dry, cool and sound, they may be
Immediately headed up, pressing in
the head so there is no possibility of
the fruit being shaken about-and
wheeled to cool. airy place in the
barn, shed or ont house, where they
may remain until hardwcathcr.---
Above all things, avoid placing them
where the sun will shine on The bar
rels, or where they may be subject to
considerable changes of temperature.
When cold weather comes, they
may be removed to dry cellar, or,
better, fruit room if such be had
Here the temperature should be kept
as low and uniform as possible
Leave the cellar windows or ventilla-
tors open in winter, unless the tenn
peraturc is so as to freeze the fruit ;
then, if warm spells intervene, close
the ventilators at such times as to
keep out the heat.
In spring close the windows du-
ring the day, and leave them open at
night. In other words when the
weather is warmer outside than in
the fruit room keep the whole close
and rice eeTSn.
Fruit when confined in tight barrels
retains the carbonic acid given off by
the fruit in the spaces between them
selves. If the barrels are open, and
especially if there be an excessive
dranght Of air, the carbonc acid is
folced out and the spaces filed with
air. This is what causes the apples
to rot. The principal thing therefore
to be avoided is, contact with air, un-
due heat, and consequent sweating in
the barrel. This last is not likely to
occur il care has been taken in pick
ing the fruit when cool and dry, and
in packing and keeping the packages
cool thereafter.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

john +. DrNCoMBE. of Fort Dodge,
says il is mistake that he bolts Til
den. lie still clings to democracy.
We were very much inclined to doubt
the report when we heard it. John
was i'm the Iowa Senate at the break
ing out of the rebellion, and then
was in favor of letting the rebs go
and giving them a fair divide. John
didn't want to whip treason out of his
brother democrats. and has not yet
changed his mind.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

THAT political mountebank, General
Sam Carey, candidate on the Green.
back ticket, for Vice President, has
seen Tilden's bar'l of money, and i;
engaged trying to sell the greenbacI
vote to tho democracy. Carey has
been on all sides of all political qucs'
tons; he is utterly bankrupt i'll in.
tcgrity, and stoops to the dirtics'
tricks with avidity. He is Judas a
any time and all places, when it will
pay. He always fails in his rascalit!
that is, in making delivery of wha
he promises. We suppose, however
that he will be successful in getting
his first installment out Of Tilden'
barrel.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

The grand soldiers reunion at In
dianapolis, this week, took that city.
and through it, the state of Indiana.
by storm. 1t is estimated that from
forty to fifty thousand boys in blue
were assembled there on the 2lst.
Speeches were made by Gov. Morton,
Generals Garfield, Logan, Noyes and
futile. Bob Ingersoll and scores Of
others. 1t was perfect success.
About 5000 torches were in line OH
the evening of the 2lst. Thrust shake
the dry bones of the Knights of the
Golden Circle and their great leader,
Tom Hendricks, to again see the boys
in blue in line by tens of thousands,
and note their white tents spread for
miles away on every hand. These
soldiers do not mean that the gov.
eminent of this nation shall pass into
the hands of the men who fought
four years to destroy 1t. The battle
wakes hot in the Hoosier State. I,
, has the largest element of disloyalty
in it of any northern state now, jus
as it had during the war, and it alst
has host of the bravest Of the coun
try's defenders. as it had in the day
. of the rebellion. The skies in Indian:
, look bright, and we confidently hop,
for the republican banner to wav'
far out in the front on the secon,
Tuesday in October.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Advice 70 Girls.

An exchange says: "Why will girls
run away to get married. We give il
up, answers the Louisville Courier
Journal. But we know n lot hero
that would be glad enough to stay at
home, or jump at the chance to walk
off and get married. The boys amt
around asking them as they did
takes more money to run one nova
days that it does to run a steamboat,
and they can see more fun with a
steamboat. All girls, its your own
fault. Swap of Your silks and satins
for lawns and calicoes; shut up the
piano and dive into washtub throw
away your fancy necdle-work and
tackle a rcd-hot stove in the kitchen.
Instead of receiving Brown, the bank
cr's son, in the parlor, keep yonr eye
skinned for Bill Burns, the black
smiths son, as he goes home from
work kiss his dirty face through n
broken pane of glass in the kitchen
window, and after awhile, when he
learns his trade and you know your
business, get married, 90 to house
keeping by yourselves, help each
other, live happy, raise a family that
will be an honor and credit to Them
selves, die happy, and the angels will
not turn their backs upon you up
there.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Sept. &c.

CHIcAao, Sept. 26.
BY telegraph
Wheat--one cent lower; 81 0S cash,
and | O4lI bid Oct. or Nov.
Corn-unsettled and genrally low
err; 461ac cash, and Alsc Oct.
Oats-steadier at 34Iac cash.
Ryc-easier at Gle.
Barley-lower at S3c.
Pork--heavy and lower at SIG 10
cash, and $14 65 a year.
Lard-weak but steady at $40 80
cash, and 8 20 q year.
Whisky-tl 08k.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

In the state election in 1872, Indi-
ana gave democratic majority of
LAS, and in November following of
the same year, gave Grant majority
of 22,5l5. This year the republicans
will carry both elections. We merely
state the results i'm 1872 to show that
the colonization of democrats in In.
diana cannot be so successful in No.
vember, when all the states are vot.
ing, as when Indiana is voting and
kentucky and Illinois are not. Again
il shows that a small majority for TIN
democracy in October is no sign tina
they will win in November.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Tiiden's Chum.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.--Orders
have been telegraphed to Capt. S. r.
Franklin, of the U. s. Steamer Frank
lin, to proceed to New York with
Tweed, instead of going to Hampton
Roads as he was at first directed, be-
fore it was determined to bring
Tweed home on that vessel. On the
arrival Of the Franklin at New York,
Tweed will be surrendered to the au-
thorities.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

TO A, d. URUCK and D. a. BRUC1-
You are hereby notified that On or before 10
10th day Of October. 1876, the petition Of q. "
Devin will be MED IN The Clerk 8 ONCE OF the Cir
cut Court Of WApello county, Iowa, claiming OF
sorry notes executed as husband aud wife ia
said @. w. Devin, and asking for the foreciosure
against you of . mortgage gwen by you to secure
said notes, In the north half Of the south. west
quarter and the sWA of the NWk all in section
sixteen, township seventy zone, range thirteen In
Wapello county, Iowa, and that your equity az
redemption therein be forever barred -
Ana that unless you appear and make defense
the etc. ON or before noon Of The second day OF
the next telmof said Court, to he begun and held
on the % day of October, 1873, defa IL viii 81
entered and judgment for SAID sum and for
said foreclosure, rendered thereon ~ ainst You
with interest and costs.
Sept 10, ls76-Iw HUTCHINSON Z MAST,
Plaintiffs AIT fnava
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Peace Certainly Now.

LONDON, Sept. pa Times dis
patch from Belgrade says the people
are amazed at the good understand
ing of Russia and England, which
they prcceivc will almost certainly
end hostilities. Russia proposed
only one amendment to the English
programme, and England adopted it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Pitchers
CastOria.

Mothers may have. rest and their babies may
have health, III they will use Castoria for Wind
Collie, Worms, Feyerishness. Sore Mon, h, Group,
or Stomach Complaints. 1t ID entirely vegeta-
bic preparation. and contains neither rinerai,
morphine nor alcohol 1t is as pleasant to take
as honey, and neither gage nor grlpes.
Di. E. Dimoch, Of Dupont, O., SAYS:
81 am using Ca toria in my practice with the
most signal benefits and happy result"
This Is what every one says Most nurses In
New York city use the Castoria. It ia prepared
by Messrs. j. B. RosE 4 Co., 4eDey st New
York, successors to Samuel Pitcher, MD.
6-2s-w-chq
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
Original NOTICE.
STATE OF Iowa, l..
Wapelln t,oupfp rs

WapeiIo County }ss
TIE j. F. MuSRoE: You are hereby notified that
there is now on e in the office of the clerk ofihe
Circuit Court OF apollo County Iowa the petit
ton OF W. q. Munroe claiming to recover of
and from You, the sum OF nine hundred ana
thirty-1ve collars, on account of borrowed
money, personal property Of plaintiff appropriar.
asking for an attachment against your property.
Now unless J GU appear and defend before noon
of the second day OF The next term Of tae Circuit
Court OF Warello County Iowa, to be held ana
commenced In the Court House in Ottumwe. on
the 23rd day OF October 1876 your default will be
entered and judgement rendered for amount
claimed with Costs OF suit. ID. II. EMERY.
Sept IL, 1876. At Atty for Plaintiff
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
NOTICErOK TAX nEEn

To Taylor and Pound or whomsoever it NAV CON,
Germ: You are hereby notified that on the sixth
day OF October 1873, the Treasurer of WapeIln
County sold TO A. l.. Chamberlin for the tsxes
described real estate to wit:
Lots one and two Il and q In block eight (s) Cor
the su OF one dollarand six cents. And that on
Wapello County sold to A. L. Chsmberlin for
taxes interest and COSTS for the year 1871 the fol-
lowing descr ibed real estate to-wit
Lots one and three Il 4 81 In block az for tls
sum of one dollar and sixteen cents, all in Tay-
iors Pounds addition to Agency City, WapeiIo
County Iowa.
You are further notified that unless You redeem
said property IRON sale within ninety DAYS from
the date of completed service Of this notice ON
You, Nc provided by section s94 of the code OF 1873
Treasurer W i'll execute deed to the undersjpned
for the above described property.
A. l., CBAMBRRTN.
Agency City Sept, 9th, 1875 sep ID sw