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WE notice that the Agricultural papers
all over the country recommend the use OF
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
Exchange.
Farmers and others in this section have
long known and appreciated the advantage
of these powders over all others.
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THERE are probably a hundred or more
persons in this and neighboring towns, who
daily suffer from the distressing effects OF
kidney troubles, who do not know that John
sons ALodyne Liniment is almost a certain
cure. In severe cases, a great relief may be
obtained, if not a perfect cure.
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Twenty-Five cents will buy a box OF Or. TUFTS
Pills, and they will restore the functions Of the liver,
stomach and bowels the sources from which nearly
every disease originates. If these organs act well a
long and healthy life is assured.
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GAIL HAMILTON doesn't mind a little
corruption. She declares: ~ never have
vet refused a railroad pass, and, heaven
helping me. I never will"
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VEGETABLE Pulmonary Balsam, the great
New England cure fer coughs, colds and con
sumption. Cutler, Bros, Cos, Boston, only
genuine,
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CHEAP LIFE INSURANCE.

MEXICAN. Florida and RIack-Hawk War.
Soldiers g. Widows write Col. L Bingham & Coat vs.
for Claims, Patents, Land Titles, Washington, d. Z.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

Strange AZ 1t may appear wo are
obliged to thoroughly commend the
following from the Chicago Times, q
paper with which We can seldom
agree:
"It was agreed in the House COM
mittee Of Ways and Means, yester-
day, to report in favor OF an adjourn
mcnt of the special session of Con-
gress ON the 22d. The determination
to postpone the navy department in
vestigation until the regular session,
and pass the appropriation necessary
for the pay Of the officers and men,
disposes Of that matter easily and
sensibly. An equally wise and hon
est course would have been to adopt
the same rule on the army bill, vote
the money necessary to pay the gov
ernment's debt to the soldiers, and
adjourn all questions about the in
crease or diminution Of the force un-
til 3 time when they may be consid-
cred at leisure, without injustice to
anybody. When this bill IS returned
from the Senate with amendments, an
appropriation for the payment of ar
rears should be passed at once, leav.
ing ont all other matters. In thai
way the session might be ended this
week.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

One Of Commodore Vandcrbilt's
daughters, Mrs. Labau, is mot dispos-
ed to be cut or with the pittancc left
her by her piggish and arbitrary old
father. She proposes to see If there
10 any law or Justice In the courts Of
this country which will permit man
in his dotage to give $95, 600
ofhis money to one of his children,
and leave the other five millions only,
divided up among . half dozen oth-
err.
The Commodore's desire was to
retain and transmit his vast estates
and his railroad empire to one Of his
own name. and to prevent its divi-
slon hence he attempted to perpetu-
ats the Vanderbilt estates through
Z his SON william, as hereditary wealth
and titles are transmitted in monarch.
ical countries.
The public which regards the accu.
mulation or such vast wealth In the
name Of one single person by water.
ing railroad stocks and robbing the
people, or even by honest practices
with aversion, and against public pol.
ICY, win be inclined to look with "a
vor upon this plucky woman's fight
Scott Lord, OF Utica, said to be ONT
Of the best lawyers IN this line In thu
United States, is her leading counsel
and il the courts Of New York art
cfeated for the purpose, among 9th
ers, Of enforcing justice and prevent
Ing injustice, it is quite likely tina
Commodore Vanderbilt's immenst
accumulation Of watered stock, may
yet be, - It ahonld be, somewha
more evenly divided among his nu
merous progeny, to the end. anon,
Others that It may be more speedil'
disseminated among tile people wher
4 properly belongs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21


A Chica 60 Times account Of the SUI
icide OF Coolbaugh says, "the mis-
behavior Of his brother George
"Nyse Coolbaugh, who found the re-
g ward Of his misdeeds In q prison,
preyed heavily on his mind"
This George N. Coolbaugh will be
remembered by many western mer.
chants, as clerk at the old and pop
ular Merchants Hotel, on Courtland
st., New York, from 1850 to 1861.
After the surrender Of Vicksbnrg hs
turned mp a. . brilliant, dashing
young volunteer aid, on McP Pherson's
staff, aud for sometime was military
superintendent Of the railroad from
Vicksburg to Big Black river. He
disappeared as suddenly ~ he ap-
peared, and the next thing the public
knew of George Coolbaugh he was
in Mexico fighting, with the rank OF
. general officer under MAMMALIAN.
He returned to Chicago on the death
of that i'll fated Monarch and the col
lapse Of the French protectorate over
the Mexican Government, and was
not heard Of until he was arrested
and sent to the Missouri pcnitcntiary
for robbery. He was an audacious,
erratic, and thoroughly nnprincipled
adventurer, who, in Chicago and else.
where: caused w. +. Coolbaugh q
grcad deal of trouble and OK.
pensc. 1t Is the opinion Of thii
writer, who used to know George
Coolbaugh when he was the popula,
clerk at the old Mcrchants' Hotel, ana
later when he was on McPherson'
staff, that he was the nephew
instead of the brother, Of the deceas
ed banker.
Tho following from the Chicag.
Times would seem TO confirm the ru
NOR that domestic infolicities wer'
largely responsible for tho suicida
q diaed attAs hesse o. last Sun
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

THE Chicago Tribune is opening its
batteries on the gallant, true Illinois
Eenator, Dick Oglesby, because he is
not sound on the policies of the Ad-
ministration. We suppose it wants
to replace Oglesby, than whom q
more faithful officer never lived, with
another hermaphrodite who strad dies
all about and is good Lord, good
Devil, In the vain hope of greasing
his track into the presidential chair.
We 90 Judge the Tribune from it's
joining the democratic jackals in
the onslaught upon Gen. Logan, last
winter.
We suppose it 10 looking out to fill
Oglesby's place with Judge Lawrence,
of Louisiana Commission fame
There are very few men in perma-
nent place in this nation who arc the
equals Of Dick Oglesby in all that
goes to mako up q man and statesman.
The Tribune, speaking of him in con-
uection with the late Senatorial re-
publican caucus, says:
"a simpler remedy suggests itself
which the people of Illinois may do.
termine to adopt In the event of fail
ing to induce the Senator to modify
either his voice or his views--that Of
keeping him ont of the caucus on and
-. ~ - - -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

OF u. s. Patents issued to tho inven-
tors of Iowa, for the week ending
Oct. 30, 1877; and each patent in
the list will bear this date. Reported
by telegraph, expressly for the CoU-
RlER, Ottumwa, by A. II. Evans 3 Go.
Patent Solicitors, Washington, p. Q.
Charge for obtaining . patent $1,000.
A copy of the patent laws sent free.
s Miller, La Moille, Iron Posts &c.
o G Scriven, Langworthy, Milking
Stools.
TT Butterfleld, De Witt, Steam
Generators.
Chandler y Deering, Moingona,
Fence Posts NC.
Wilson & Keaglc, Centre Point,
Fishing &C., Lamps,
J IIebcrling, Iowa City, Napkin
Rings Sc.
i Mead, Dexter, Sash Holders.
J d Peck, Bedford, Sectional CHM
neys.
S A Stcadman, Manchester, Horse
Collars.
II Wagner jr., Newton, Attach
Elent for Corn Planters.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Nov. A-Gen.
Escobedo, having been indicted In the
U. 8. court for violation of the neu-
trality laws, in getting up military
in Texas to invade Mexico
in the interest of ex-President Lerd0,
his trial has been set for to-day. An
apparently reliable rumor prevails
that Col. VillaneAt crossed the Rio
Grande to-day, about 80 miles above
this place, into Mexico with 100 men,
to oppose the Diaz Government. Un-
usual activity prevails against the adj
hercnts of Lerdo, on this border.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
LYNCH IA W..
Citizens Of Warren County Hang
Proctor,
The Supposed Burglar and Assas-
sin Of Miss CadiRnn.

DEs MONIES, Nov. 15.-In Warren
county, Is miles from Des Moines,
Reuben Proctor, who was having a
preliminary examination, on charge
of having fatally stabbed Miss Cadi-
gan while bnrglarizing her fathers
house, was taken from the room, last
evening, by mob and hanged. The
members Of the mob wore no masks
and are understood to have been cit
izens Of the township in which Miss
Cadigan lived. The girl was stab
bed by the burglar, who was suppos-
ed to be Proctor. He had gone to
the house in the night, knowing her
father had sold . farm and had money
in the house. He entered with revoi-
yer when there was NO one at home
but the girl and her aged mother.
The girl flew at the robber and
struck down the pistol and tore off
his mask and actually drove him out
Of doors. He fired two shots at her,
one ball passing through her breast
and one through her head. The girl
still lives but cannot recover.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
a probabll,ty,

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-A. A. Low,
one of the New York Committee Of
Bankers and Merchants who visited
Washington to. demonstrate against
the passage by the Senate Of the
Bland Silver Bill says: "Mr. Bland
gave us to understand that his con-
stituents knew perfectly we'll what
they were about and that they pre-
ferred to pay their debts in silver
rather than in gold. Moreover, he
advised the committee as q friend to
accept tho step; If they did not, by
and by men would be sent to Com
gress who would wipe ont the whole
debt as with sDon1e."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
Faith ana Bread ana Butter.

A forlorn, seedy looking individu-
al, with high forehead and slouch-
ed hat, stepped up to q ministerial
parsonage Yesterday, on Court Ave-
nue., and said:
"My friend are you christian p
The m. p. replied that he was, and
had for sometime been endeavoring
to spread the gospel among men.
my dear brother" said tho tramp,
s'so am I. For many years. 1 have
been trying to live the life of o con-
sistent christian. But of late years
advcrsity has come upon me, and /
have laid my wife and children away
in the graveyard. Now I am left
alone in the world, poor lone wan.
derer, without friends and without a
home. Butt have not lost my hope
in the gospel yet, although my feet
are fast slipping. / know that man
cannot live by bread alone, but still q
little of that nourishment thrown in
once in awhile, has very salubrious
effect. For four days I have been
living on faith, and l find that it does
not agree with my constitution. 1t
doesn't fill up, SO to speak. 1t does
very well for . change, but as .
steady diet IL 10 hardly Q success -
What / need now il little OF the staff
of life to kind o. balance the thing
you know. don't mean to depreci-
ate faith in the least. In fact, I think
it very good thing. But, you see,
there is.a natural craving in every
human stomach for something q little
more substantial. That's my fix now.
That's the kind of stomach mine Is.
I feel that Q good square meal would
be of great assistance to faith in the
present instance. Look at these hol-
low eyes of mine. Gaze upon these
sunken cheeks Cast your eagle eyes
over this wasted frame Of mine, and
answer me il you do not think / am
not q pretty fair witness to the fact
that man cannot snbsist for four con-
secutive days on faith alone, and
maintain his physical corporosity and
good looks. Once was beautiful,
as tho saying goes. Once I was a
strong hearty man, but now l am
nothing but q shadow Of my former
self, and all because of the small
nourishment afforded by a steady di.
ct Of faith. Now, II you had a hall
4 dollar lying loosely about in the re-
cesses Of your pantaloon's pocket
lyou can have on opportunity to be-
stow il upon charitable object
which object is myself. I feel that il
l had . square meal again, I could
once more stand on a firm f0unda
ton and renew my hope IN tho pow
, cr OF christianity. But, without
something TO I'LL this terrible vacuum
!. in mo, fear that shall backslide. :
In fact, ! know shall. I fool it |,
Imy bones. So, my dear brother, lcnl
me 1fty cents and save . fellow chris
tian from falling into the hands O
the tempter.D s.ss.
Tho m. p. could not resist thii
touching appeal. He lent him th'
money and III less than half a.
. hour Tho object Of Ills charity was lay
ing outa rail fence along Walnut s.
|, and muttering, II wonder (hic) VIII
I'll strike next. State Register.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

While Senator Maxy, Of Texas, was
making speech In the Senate last
Thursday, Senator Davis, Of Illinois,
left his seat In order to get nearer the
speaker and undertook to seat himself
ina vacant chair Of ordinary strength.
As his immense avoirdupois came
down upon the chair It was crushed
and dumped tho Senator in rather
nndignihed heap upon the floor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
SUICIDE
coo.baueh.s suicide.

CHICAe0, Nov. l4.--The body Of
William F. Coolbaugh, president Of
tho Union National Bank, Of this city,
was found on the steps Of the Doug
las Monument at 6ix O'clock this
morning. "A revolver witi, Mr.. Cool
baugh's name on 1t was lying near
him. -
The sad event was induced BY mat
ters outside of bank affairs, 90 10
shown by q statement made this
morning, by bank examiner Watson,
that he on last night concluded his
semi-annuAl examination of the I'M
ION National Bank and that his re-
port to the Comptroller Of currency
will show not only solvent bank.
but condition Of unusually large
cash means. He adds, Whatever were
Mr.. Coolbaugh's troubles, neither the
condition Of the bank nor his relations
to it had any connection with them.
The officers of the bank have issued
the following circular to their cor
respondents:
"W. F. Coolbaugh, late President
of the Union National Bank, COM
mitted suicide, this morning. The
act was not caused by financial
trouble, either Of his own or this
bank. The bank is mot only solvent
but especially strong and sound, and
its business will not be interrupted
by this sad event."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

il democratic member from Geor.
xis has introduced . bill into the low
81 House Of Congress to provide for
the payment OF : claim now made Of
~, ,666;O % FOR -supplies firnished the
rsvolutisnary army in lit. One
would think that the lapse Of CEN
tury ought to bar any claim. vs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

very early day from Philadelphia
and became interested in banking
and mercantile business at Burling
! ton. Twenty-fivs years. ago tht
banking house Of Coolbaugh &
Brooks was known as one Of the lead
| ing and soundest ones In Burlington
If not in the State.
Shortly before the war Mr.. Cool
baugh, anxious for wider field and
better opportunities to display his
financial talents in, removed to Chi.
cago and very soon thereafter became
recognized as one ofthe clearcst head
ed and wisest financial men IN the
great northwest. For years he has
been universally admitted to be the
leading banker in wealth and sagac-
ity in Chicago.
While " Burlington he dabbled
frequently in politics, and represented
his County at least once in the Senate
and was q member Of our last Consti-
tutional Convention. He was COM
plimented with the vote Of the demo-
cratic minority for the Senate when
Mr.. Grimes was elected the last time.
In Chicago he has always been prom
tnently identified with democratic
politics, and has represented that City
in the Legislature, and also in the last
Constitutional Convention Of that
State.
Mr.. Coolbaugh had national rep
utation o. man having uncommon
ly wise and practical financial and
political views. and it was generally
conceded that he would have been
Mr.. Tilden's Secretary of the Treas
ury had that gentleman been elected
President.
At this writing we are without any
information as to the cause Of his un-
natural and untimely taking of.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
rne g.. elmo N Murderer Arrestod

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. l6.-Frank Rande,
who killed two men and wounded
another, at st. Elmo, H., last August
and companion. named Morrison
went to pawn shop on Vine street,
this morning to redeem valise left
there some months ago. R,nde was
recognized and the police were SUM
,moned. Policeman White seized
Rande, who drew revolver and
snot the officer in the thigh seyering
the femoral artery, scuifie ensued
during which pistol was several
times discharged and Raudc wound
cd by it. The pawn broker covered
Morrison with y gun and his clerk Il :
nally shot Rande in the back which
with blows from policeman Hefier-
man brought the murderer to the
floor and he was secured.
Both Randc and officer White art
seriously wounded. Rande had OF
him two large revolvers, a knife and
a billy. also pair Of brass knncEles
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

George Alfred Townsend, Gath
the only liar who ever gave respec-
liability to the columns Of tho Chicago
Tribune, receives the following thrust
from that paper in its issne Of yes
terday:
aThe Springfield Republican credits
George Alfred Townsend with the
Conkling interview, which renders
Mr.. Conkling's denial Of it entirely
snperfiuous.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

Charles Summers action on the bat
tlc-flag inscriptions has been yindi-
Gated to-day by an order from the
War Department, which directs that
so much Of General Order No. 10,
Headquarters Of the Army, Adjutanf
Generals Office, series 81 ,9i2, as re-
quires the names OF battles in which
regiments have been engaged to bc
placed on the war register, be sns-
pended until further orders.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
MlscfnNNg.
NOVEMBER.

The touch Of still November
Falls on the waiting land;
The OAK trees and the lArches
With shivering branches stand;
a nd winter, dcsolati0n ~
Is felt ON every hand.
The dead STEMS mourn their ii0wers; e
The bare trees mOurn their leaves; q
The voice of coming winter .5
Sobbingly sighs and grieves;
And the dfcar November sunset
Its heightened shadow weaves.
There breaks not on the silence
The twitter of blrl;l
Within the forest arches
No summer song is heArd;' =
And only by the north wind aa
The lcahess limbs are stirred.
o birds! o leayesi O flowers,
ihdin9 things and bslef! ,fss
Onr human lives are falling
A. falls the autumn's leaf,
And IN our dreAr November
Our hearts, arc bowed with grief.
And pet the winters bondage
The Ice, the frost, the SHOW
Shall melt again and vanish,
When spring warm breezes blow;
And under winters covering
The flower Of hope shall grow.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

A gentleman Of this city who lived
In Burlington at the time Mr.. Cool
baugh went to Chicago, says that he
took with him $500, 700, and that his
Burlington partner, Mr.. Brooks, dy-
ing not long afterwards, left an equal
amount to his widow. a
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
TIE Il Ms
xl.s0 pER YEARi)l ADVANCE,

Senator Blaine's daughter Alice,
who was shot in the forehead by the
ACID anal saiscAArgeof Asmall pistol
rfesshsly; will " dis6gured FOR life
when the ball is extracted, as 1t lies
between the eyes at the junction Of
the nose and forehead. q y
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
Rfaka,nnn ki,lad.

\ CoLUMDus JUNCTION, Ia, Nov. d.
Fred Fasset, q brakeman employed
ON the D. &. IL. s. N. r. r., was kill
ed to-day, at Solon station, by the
cars, his hand and the side Of his head
being badly crushed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
Antl-allyer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The Post
says: "We are informed that . petit
tion asking the Senate and President
to withhold their approval from the
Bland Silver Bill, or from any bill
which provides for the remonetixs-
ton Of silver as full legal tender,
has received the signatures Of the
banks and savings banks of Boston
and is now in circulation among the
same class of institutions in this city.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21

constitution providing for i tribunal
by States for the decision or III con-
tested issues arising IN the choice III
electors for President and Vice Preos
idcnt. Referred. ,s]ga
, At the expiration Of the morning
hour the Senate proceeded with the
consideration of the army appropria-
tion bill. It was finally passed with
amendments providing that the ar-
my shall not be recruited beyond
1000 men, instead Of 2O,000, II au4
thorizcd by the House. S. a.4s 4
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
pennsvlvanla omIclal aeturna

HARRISBURG, Nov. 15.-The official
vote Of Pennsylvania shows Stcrritt
(republican), for supreme Judge, re-
ceiyed 244,480; Turnkey (dem0crat),
25l 600; Bartley (greenbackl 5l,683;
Winton (prohibitionist), 2,898. Trun-
keys plurality is $3.50. The other
officers votes were In about the same
nronortion. 80 W.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
ALL GOING WELL.

ERZERoUM, Nov. l4.--All going
well hero. Reinforcements arc con
tinually arriving. Turkish troops
are in excellent spirits and confident
of their ability to hold the town.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
Found ouIltv

COLUMBUS, s. q. Nov. 13.-L. Cass
Carpenter. ON trial for forgery, has
been found guilty. The counsel gave
notice for new trial.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
sKoBELoFF's VICTORY.
MoNrENEeR1Ns ON THE wAn PATH

CETINGE, Nov. 14.-Besides the cap
ture OF the fort at Surturmans, come
manding the town of Antivore, as re-
ported yesterday the Montenegrina
have taken four block houses towards
Scutari.
!. Spuz is suffering greatly from bonn
bardment. Telegraphic or road CON-
mnnication between Soiornitza and
Scutari is interrupted. The total
Turkish force in Albania is only Is
battalions. There is no force at An
tevare or Scutari sufficient to oppose
the Montenegrins.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-21
Reform 10 Meceo1ary.'

A salary-grabber in the chair of
the Speaker of the National House
of Representatives, salsry-grabber
in the scat of Oliver r. Morton In the
Senate OF the United States! Both
placed In thesc positions by the DOM
ocratic party. In the language Of DR..
Dorsheimer, at St. Louis, "Reform =
necessary"