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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12
New Tactics for the Indians,
Frank Los,ia Makos an Assienmen,

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The assign
mcnt of Frank Leslie. newspaper
publisher, to Isaac w. England, was
filed in the office of the county clerk
to-day.
The Sun says the liabilities amount
to $4,000.
The assets are represented by nu-
merous publications, his large print
mig and engraving establishment
with its presses, machinery and fix
lures, and considerable establish
ment at lnterlaken, near Saratoga.
Mr.. Leslie's embarrassments arise
IN largo part from his extended in
vcstmcnts in real estate.
An arrangement has been made
whereby his publications will be con-
tinucG.
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LAWIESS RAInERa

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. c. The
Turkish commander in Herzegovinea,
reports band of 1000 Montenegrlns
surrounded q village near Pressika,
intending to get cattle and corn dur
ing the night. A fresh band arrived.
whom the first supposed to be Turks,
and combat ensued and 700 were
Killed and many wounded. The
mistake was discovered in the morn
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ORIENTAL STRUGGLE.
False RumOr in Regard to
the Battle of LOyatZ.
The Russians Have not Gained
as much as at first Supposed.
Russians Using every Effort to
Destroy-the Turkish Army
at Plevna.
FOREIGN.
Franco.
MINISTER MOVES.

PARIS, Sept. 5. Minister Moves
having presented his credentials at
the appointed time to President Mac
Mahon, said: 81 have also great
pleasure to bring with me expression
OF the wishes of the President of the
United States for the well-being of
your exccllency and the health and
happiness of your family, as well as
the peace and prosperity of the French
people. My compatriots remember
with gratitude the opportune and CT
iective assistance rendered by France
TO our ancestors when fighting for
independence. / shall not be
able to better interpret the desire and
feelings of the President and the
American people than by endeayor-
ing, as shall have pleasure in doing,
to cultivate, strengthen and perpetu-
ate the warmest sympathies and
friendly relations between the two
President MacMahon. in
reply, said: "Thank you for the SEN
tlment you have expressed in the
name of the President of the United
States. am sensible of the rccol-
lections you call up. You may rest
assured you will always find me
ready to second you in strengthening
and maintaining the old friendship
which unites France with your coun-
frv.s
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Live Stack Mark ct.
By Telegraph

BY Telegraph.
ST. Louis, Sept. IL.
Hogs-Receipts for two days 1900.
Prices strong and higher. Light SIS Is
@5 %, and butchers grades IS 25@A0
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MORE BLOODSHED.

BUCHAREST, Sept. 5.--The battle of
Lovalz was commenced by the Turks
who, disquieted by the great increase
of Russians before the town, attacked
them fierely. The Russians repulsed
nine successive Turkish assaults, and
finally drove the Turks back into the
town which they entered with them.
The struggle continued in the streets
until the Turks were driven out at
the other side of the town in great
disorder. They retreated. followed
by Gen. Skobelotfs cavalry brigade.
which had by its gallantry contribut-
cd largely to the Russian success.
ahe slaughter was great among the
Turks.
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wholesale Prices.

If you want to buy your Groceries
at bedrock prices, call on w. b. Wy
cofi, OIL Court street. s4d2w2
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FIRST DOSE
on A BOSTON POLICE OFFICER

II. II. STEVENS: 80 -0'i'
Dear Sir-In the spring of 1869 was stricke en-
down with fever. which had a long and almost
hopeless run The best medical advice being i'm
attendance, j was taken through the fever: but
II lett me terribly reduced and weak, with en-
circulating, pains in my side, back and hips.
was completely Frustrated with Kidney Com
piaht, ana no medicine seemed to reach my case
In this condition was persuaded to try VEo-
EriNE by friend whom it cured Of the same
disease and II seemed as though could feel tho
and from that moment began to mend grad,,
any growing better from day to day; and / fol-
lowed on with the VEGETINE, until it completely
restored me to health, since which time / have
Deen able to perform my duties as a police
officer, enjoying good health; and there is no
doubt about the great value of VEGErisE in
Kidney Complaint and similar diseases.
l am, sir, respectfully,
Ia IA ir,JvrIs t,nny> re.
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GoyERNoR ROBINSON, of New ork,
was not at home to the iunketing
Governors yesterday.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

The smart Aleck of the Chicago
Tribune calls the Burlington Hom&-
eye, "Bardetfs Pemster.'
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All Diseases Of the Blood

It VEGETINE will relieve pain, cloanee purify
and cure such diseases. restoring the patient To
perfect health after trying different physicians,
many remedies, suffering for years. is it not
conclusive proof, II you are sufferer, you can
be cured? Why Is this medicine performing
such great cures? IL works in the blood. la tho
circulating fluid. Ii can truly be callaL The
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source
OF disease originates in the blood aud no rne,i-
lcine That does not act directly upon it, To purify
ana renovate, has any just claim upon public
attention. (
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

Broad-gauge garters, of the style
worn in the time of James l., are
coming into vogue.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

ADRIANorLE, Sept. 10.-Largc for
ces are passing here to take up posi-
ton between Sofia and the Scrvian
frontier.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

CoNsTANTINorLE, Sept. 10.--Tho
whole of Subeiman Pasha's army has
passed north of the Balkans.
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IOWA M. e. CONFERENCE Ap.
CONTINENTS.
KEOKUK DISTRICT.

Kcokuk, Chatham Square: j. I.
Simmons.
Keokuk, First Church: w. N.
Groomc.
Bentonsport G. w. Shepherd.
Birmingham j. w. Cheney.
Bloomfield j. w. Byrkit.
Bloomfield Circuit: j. w. Wright.
Bonaparte: j. Craig.
Cincinnati: j. Hunter.
Drakcville: A. w. Haines.
Independent: l.. G. Carol.
Keosauqua I. Stephenson.
Lebanon j. Gassner.
Wilton w. L. Patterson.
Montrose: j. f. Robertson.
Moulton; j. S. Freeland.
Troy: Frank w. Adams.
Winchester G. ID. Fawcett.
BURLINGTON DISTRICT.
J. B. BLAKENEY, Presiding Elder.
Burlington, Division St: j. c.
Brown.
burlington. Old Zion, c. B. Clark
Burlington South. N. Wells.
Burlington Circuit: M. See.
Ainsworth, o. p. Light.
Canaan: A. Robinson,
a uo5u% Goney City J. II. Hugans.
Danville: l. N. Busby.
Fort Madison b. +. Harms.
kossuth, L. j. Myers.
Marshall L. j. Pike.
Morning Sun: G. nj. futile.
Mt. Pleasant Circuit: S. S. Murphy.
New London j. G.. Kendrick.
Wapello: A. Kershaw.
West Point =. II. Holtzinger.
NVinIialI nj 10 ~, fnrl
MOUNT PLEASANT DISTRICT.
JoHN WHEELER, Presiding Elder.
Mt. Pleasant, II. w. Evans.
Agency City, r. B. Allender.
Batavia, j. b. Hill.
Brighton, j. l.. King.
Fairfield, John Haynes.
Fairfield Circuit, j. T. Coleman.
Keota, w. I. Miller.
Lexington, j. r.. Reasoner.
Martinsburg, ii. F. Pugh.
Richland J. S. Ferguson.
Richwoods, to be supplied.
Salina, q. II. Clark.
Sigourney, g. S. Cooper.
Washington, J. c. w. Coke.
Webster, j. Davis.
MusCATINE DISTRICT.
Muscatine, q. N. Power.
Muscatine Circuit. A. V. Francis.
Blue Grass, S. Ii. Thomas.
kosta, II. A. Carnine.
Lettsville, ID. z. Bevan.
Lone Tree, G. S. Jennis.
Marengo, ID. Murphy.
/, Millersburg, II. J. Kenyon.
Oxford, ID. A. Waters,
plaoco,,A u;II n Chnl&or
Riverside and Richmond, W. II.
Honn.
Sweetland Center, A. McClintock.
Tiflin, +. Sampson.
Victor, J. B. Hardy.
West Liberty, j. w. Chaffin.
Williamsburg, j. M. Mann.
Wilton, U. b. Smith.
osKALoosA DISTRICT.
ID. G. SMITH, Presiding Elder.
Oskaloosa, First Church, w. ii. II.
Pillsbury.
Oskaloosa, Simpson, w. +. Cowles.
Brooklyn, w. G. Thorn.
Beacon, W.,R. Stryker.
Eddyville, Il. e. Miller.
Grinnell, Il. l.. Briggs.
Kellogg, 9. p. Reynolds.
Lynnville, &. Morey.
Malcolm, A. V. Kendrick
Montezuma, +. r. Shane
New Sharon: S. X. Ferguson.
Newton: Il. l.. Schrciner.
Newton Circuit: j. M. Goats.
North Newton Circuit: Il. z.
Kitchener.
Oticy: John Butler.
Pella: j. w. Robinson.
Granville and Peoria; L. o. IIou-
sell
Springfield: A. c. Keller.
Rose Hill: j. A. Cooke.
Searsboro: To be supplied. sc.
Smith.
oTTUMWA DISTRICT
d. MARK, Presiding Elder.
Ottumwa, First Church: J. w.
Mcdonald.
Ottumwa, Main st: I. p. Teter.
Ottumwa Circuits: S. S. Martin.
Abba: g. l.. Stafford.
Abba Circuit: G.. ii. Montgom-
cry.
Attica: w. II. III. Smith.
Cedar: G. Mutton.
Centervillc: III. Il. Wing
Durham: j. Potter and s. w. Lud-
wick
Chillicothe: G. X. Norton.
East Melrose; ID. r. Monroe.
Jerome: J. ii. Hard.
Kirkville: w. l. Graham.
Knoxville: j. &. Barton.
Marysville: A. II. Jones.
Unionville: John Orr.
The finest Baking Powder in town
Mt COckprill's Tea Sfora 11o nd
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FALSE REPORT.

LONDON, Sept. S.-Accounts offight-
ing at Lovatz sent from Bucharest by
some correspondent turn out to be
pure fiction. The Russian success is
not of such proportions as was first
represented Lovatz is an open town
in valley, important chiefly as COW
ering roads to Trajan and Sclvi. The
use the Russians will be able TO make
Of the position must depend on their
driving back the Turks on the north
west Of Loyatz. The capture of Lo-
vatz must be considered rather as
part of an important system of opcr-
tions than an Independent achieve
ment. Perhaps the Russians are try
ing to finish Osman Pasha before il
becomes Indispensable to meet Niche
met Ali Pasha's advance.
ARMY WEAKENED.
1t seems beyond doubt that the
Czarowitch's army has been greatly
weakened, and that after several i'm
portant successes, Mchcmct Ali now
threatens the line of communication
with Tirnova, while Achmet Eyoub
Pasha, operating from Rustchuk,
threatens not only the bridge at Pyr-
gos but even Sistova crossing. Eve
~ preparation is making and every
nerve strained to bring complete de-
struction to the Turkish army at
Plevna.
LONDON, Sept. S.-A telegram from
Erzeroum says: The Russians are
combining themselves to the defensive
attitude. The Russian center is
bringing up the artillery from Alex
andriople to defend their camp at
Baldivoal, in the event of an attack
by Moukhtar Pasha, while on the left
General Tergukassoff is terrifying
his positions near igdyr to command
the plain leading to the plain of Fri
Won.
A telegram from Rome denies that
Italy would approve of Servia's en-
try into war. The Italian govern
ment continues to counsel Servia TO
be prudent.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-A special from
Vienna says the Russians, who seem
to have thought little of any danger
which might threaten them from
Rustchuk and Rasgrad, are beginning
to take a different view. All rein
forcements passing through Bucha-
rest are directed down in great haste
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RU SSIAN DEFEATS.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 6.-Mchem-
ct Ali telegraphs under date of to day,
from hechlowa, as follows: To-day
Eyoub Pasha's army corps, which was
divided into two columns. attacked
twelve Russian army corps, which
were supported by a division on this
bank of the LON. The Russians were
defeated and recrossed the IIom in
disorder and abandoned their
position near kechlowa. They
lost 5000 killed and wounded. and tho
commander of their cavalry was
killed. We lost 200 killed and 7ug
wounded.
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Would Give a Dollar for a pose.
Life a Burden.

IiOsTON, Nov. 2, 1919.
IT, r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir--From n poor, emaciated sufferer, the
VEGETINE has restored mo to perfect health
have for years been n terrible sufferer from
oins. anu nyspepsa at Times rsasfg m iS
pounds heavier than when commenced Tho use
OF VEGETINE.
will make mention that was also great
sufferer from Kidney Complaint, causing EXERT
ciating pain through the small of the back
nearly al OF the time. This, too, VEcETiNE has
cured, and am now perfect picture Of health.
and l will add, happiness-all caused from the
use of q few bottles Of VE0ETIEE.
Respectfully, II. g. HUGHES.
Union place, Boston, Mass.
yEaErrNE Is composed Of Roots, Banks and
Herbs. 1t Is very pleasant to take every child
likes IL.
vegstins Is sold BY all Druggists.
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CAUSE OF TILE SURRENDER
Pennsylvania Republican State
Convention

HARRISBURG, Sept. 5.-The Repub-
llcan State Convention assembled in
the Hall Of Representatives OF noon
to-day, and was called to order by A.
w. Norris, Secretary.
The State Committees roll of dele
gates was called and one or two sub
situations made.
A. M. Brown, of Allegheny, was
chosen temporary chairman.
Committees were appointed and a
recess taken.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 5.-Upon rcas-
sembling VIM. Ill. Armstrong was
made permanent chairman. The
committee on resolutions reported:
lst. While we recognize and respect
the difference of opinion amongst us
concerning the Presidents Southern
policy we are heartily in accord in
honoring his political motives in hop
ing that the results of this policy will
be peace, good will, and complete
recognition of equal rights, and to
his efforts, to render effective princi-
pies on which he was elected we
pledge hearty and cordial support.
"a. We arraign the Democratic
party for abusing the Electoral Com
mission.
Sd, We call on Legislators to use
wisdom in making laws that will in
duce the return OF prosperity.
4th and 9th. Oppose grants of over
lGO acres of land to any person, and
oppose the REISSUE of patents.
9th. The repeal of the law dcmone-
thing silver, and favors the free use
and unrestricted coinage Of the dollar
of lI1S and its restoration as legal
tender equal in commercial value
with the gold dollar.
It'll. Endorses Hartranft.
Sth. Favors a law against lawless-
ness and anarchy, equal rights in
making the laws, equal duties in obey
ing them, and thanks the Governor
and State officers for the prompt sup
preston of the late disturbances.
9th. Holds in equal respect the
rights of capital to control its invest
ments and labor to determine the val
ne of its service; deprecatcs violent
assertion of either, which should be
promptly suppressed.
The llth favors protective tariff.
and the remaining resolutions relate
to State affairs.
The following ticket was nominal
ed:
Supreme judge. r. Starrett.
Treasurer-Wm. b. Hart.
Adjntant General. A. M. Pass
more.
Adjourned sine die.
New Tactics for the Indians.
CHICAGO, Sept. G.-Orders have al
ready been issued for the apprehen-
sion of some of the principal agita-
tors among the Indians in the dis
tnrbed regions of the west with u
view of placing them in confinement
in Florida, a practice which has PROV
en- effective in quelling disorders
among the Indians in the Indian Ter
ritory and elsewhere. Army officers
here do not anticipate any serious
connection on account Of the death of
Crazy Horse.
The Mexican Veterans were in ses-
sion this morning with large atten-
dance but no important business was
transacted.
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Cotton worms are increasing in Mis-
sissippi to an alarming extent.
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NICSlCS ABANDONED.

VIENNA, Sept. "a Cattora special
reports that Nicsics, with nineteen
guns, has surrendered uncondition-
ditionally; but the garrison and in
habitants were allowed TO withdraw
To Gafscn
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AFFiDAyIT.

81, l.. Il. Edmonds, being duly
sworn, on oath say that he is ac-
quainled with the firm Of o. w. Ly-
mana Il Co, formerly doing business
at Ottumwa, Iowa; and that the in
dividlla! members thereof was COM
posed of the following persons, to
wit: o. w. Lyman, Byron Clark and
DIR. ID. w. Stewart, of Ottumwa, Iowa
and this ailiant, l.. L. Edmonds.-
That said partnership was formed on
or about the 18th of February. A. ID.
1872. for the purpose Of carrying on a
general liquor business az Ottumwa,
Iowa. That it was understood by ali
of said partners, that they should CO.
operate among themselves for the
purpose of securing all shipments of
goods to said firm that could be OBJ
tanned on credit and that all the mon
cy or goods thus obtained should be
divided among said partners, and the
parties of whom such purchases were
made should be defraudcd out of
said goods so purchased. Afliant
says that the pretended sale to Byron
Clark, by said firm of O. w. Lyman
10 Co., of the assets of said firm. about
the LIST day of May, 1872, was without
any consideration paid by said Clark,
and was made by said firm in further
ance of said intention to defra,id the
creditors of said firm. And afliant
says that the assets and property so
pretended to be purchased by said
Clark, belong to and are part of the
property of said firm of Q. w. Ly-
nam 81 Co. l.. Il. EDsoNDs.
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LONDON, Sept. 1.-The battle of
kiziltcpe which resulted in the Rus
slams being completely driven from
their position at Kcdalar, cost the
Turks 430 killed and l.400 wounded.
kiziltepe hill was attacked bytwo di-
visions under Ali Pasha and MANNED
Bey. They were both wounded.
The Russians were outnumbered ten
to one. The Turks have strongly en-
trenched the hill.
Three thousand wounded from Su-
lehman Pasha's army have reached
Adrianople.
Four thousand are at Kazaolik and
Schipka Liell over the hill sides.
The Turkish Bagdad army of thir-
ty-five thousand strong is going to
Nish. Turkey will make further
issue of 6 million piastres of paper
money.
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Seventy-one Years Of Age.

EAST MARsHFiELD, Aug. %, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sill am seventy zone years Of age have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint,
weakness in my back and stomach. ! Was in.
duced by friends to try your VEGHFINE and /
think it the best medicine for weakness t,f lilo
kidneys ever used. | have tried many RENE
dies for this complaint, and never found So much
relief as from the NEGETINE. 1t strengthens and
invigorates the whole system. Many of my ae-
quaintances have taken it, and believe IL 10 he
good Tor all the complaints for which it is re-
commended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH ii. SHERMAN.
Would Give a Dollar for a pose.
- BosToN, May 80, 1871.
II. II. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir--lhaye been badly afflicted with Kid
ney Complaint for ten years. have suffered
great pain In my back, hips and side, with great
difiicuity IN passing urine which was often and
III very small quantities, frequently accompanied
with blood and excruciatsug pain. have faith.
tuily tried most OF the popular remedies recoilt-
mended for my complaint; have been under the
treatment OF some of the most skiifnI pl,yst-
clans In Boston, all of whom pronounced my case
inenrable. This was my condition when / was
advised By friend TO try the VEGEIINE, and
could see tho good effects from the first dose l
LOOK, anu from that moment kept on improving
until was entirely cured, taking In all, should
think, about six bottles.
II IL indeed u valuable medicine and il
should be afflicted again in the same way would
give a dollar for dose, ii l could NOT get it
without.
Respectfully, j. NJ. GLE,
SCI Third ST., South Boston,
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IMPORTANT BATTLE.

BUCHAREST, Sept. Gan important
engagement occurred near Rustchuk
Yesterday morning. Soon afterwards
the Russians began the bombardment
of the city from Slabosia, which was
replied to by the Turks. The can
nonade lasted all day yesterday, and
continues to-day. The Turks last
night attempted to reach Chuper-
cheni, near Kalafat, in boats, but were
driven back by "a Roumanian battery.
The garrison of Widin, has been
raised to 5000 men in consequence of
the threatening attitude of Servia.
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WEEKLY COURIER,

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, snrr. Il, 1877.
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Witness my hand and Off
II. =. e. ID. GUM, Jr.
) Notary Public
st. Louis Co., Mo-"
As to this affidavit / do not claim
that it is rerity, nor that it should
be taken without due allowance. But
where it is fully corroborated by what
each Of the parties there named done,
SO far It should be Igiyen that weight
which the evidence is entitled to un-
der our law. In coroboration of the
statement in the affidavit of Edmonds,
the first thing find in the records is
letter written by Byron Clark to
this l.. f. Edmonds, dated Feb. 90.
1872, in which Clark makes the fol-
lowing statement:
90. w. Lyman and myself have
made an arrangement, with YOUR con-
sent: Lyman is to do the buying and
| am to buy the goods Of him. Do
your part and we will do the same :.
buy and ship all the goods you can !;
this will be a = deal
This shows conclusiyely that Byron
Clark was in the ring.
Second letter from BYRON Clark
to the same party, March 4, 1872, in
which he makes the following state
ment:
"As for DIR. Stewart j told lin
that | would not go into il; he said
that was all right and rs for his di-
gulging anything, there is no fear.
Linn can Housc his name for refer
ence. DR.. S. told o. w. that he
would assist him. Dock does not OK
pect anything Out of il.
This tends to show that Or. Stew
art was in the ring and corroberatcs
Edmonds.
Third the following letter by o. W
Lyman TO same party:
"OTTUMwA, Iowa, March Is, 1872.
h. 4. Edmonds Esq.-DEAR SiR.-
Nothing from you has come TO hand
yet. ID. w. Stewards brother will be
to see you IN day or two: he is in
ST. Louis. lie says there is some pal-
ent liquor man i'm ST. Louis that traded
some patent rights for X. Y. whisky
and they hayeit in ST. Louis for sale,
i gave him your address and cy-
pect he Will call on you. Please lall
him who you have been to see. DR..
Stewart is in this thing but will not
make anything out of il. You keep
all 10 yourself. His brother thinks
there is something up but does no:
know what and don't tell him. Hop
ing to hearsfrom you soon Clark SAYS
see about those segars as they were
billed SG5. Write soon. Yours &c.
O. w. LYMAN ~ Co."
This further corrobora;cs Ed
monds.
The next thing find in the record
is statement of DIR. Stewart taken
before q. nj. Ladd.
In answer to intcrogatory II he
says:
III received several letters from bus
mess houses in regard to Mr.. Lyman,
which | answered. ! do not know
how far they would be considered as
recommends or whether recommends
at all or not. As near as l can recol-
lect | stated about how far / would
be willing to trust him. Nothing pos
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

LONDON, Sept. IA correspon dent
present at the capture of Lovatz, es-
Inmates the actual Russian attacking
force at $4,000, with one division on
reserve; and that the capture was eff
fected partly by surprise.
Reports from Hobart pasha to the
Forte represent the new fortifications
OF Sebastapol strong enough without
the addition of torpedoes to DESTROY
the finest fleet afIoat.
A letter from Isaac Butt, Home
Rule member of Parliament for Linn
erick, ridiculcs the idea that Parlia-
ment will ever grant Home Rule in
order to get rid Of any annoyance or
inconvenience that Irish members
can cause.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

The finest Baking Powder in town
ut Cockerill's Tea Store. 4-d3-w3