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, 1877-08-19

] The American Social Science Association
The following is list Of the papers to b,
read at the Social Science Association, at tht
| meeting to be held at Saratoga Springs, begin
nin:. Sept. 4:
Papers on the Silver Question:" by b. F
Nourse, OF Boston, and Stanley Jcyons, Of Man
4 paper On Savings Banks,'' by the Hon
John z. Townsend, OF New York.
L paper on " The Prospect Of Resumption, r
By Gatnaliel Bradford. OF Boston.
4 paper On - Taxation," BY =. G. Sumner, oi
New Haven, Coun., and also one on Local
Taxation bY William Minot. Of Boston.
report on Registration in the United
States, II by Elisha Harris, Of New York.
4 paper on 1.-THE Massachusetts, Census OF
1877, and Its Lessons" by Carroll D. Wright,
Of Reading.
4 paper on Changes in Population" !" By M
than Allen, of Lowell, Mass.
Papers on the Industrial ana Social Aspects
Of the Southern Question" by Peter Hamilton,
Of Mobile, Ala, and II. L. Trenholm, OF Charles
ton. S. e.
4 paper on sThe Relations Of the United
States TO Each Other, us Modified By the War
aud the Constitutional Amendments" by J.
Randolph Tucker, of Virsinia.
i paper By T. n. Logan on 81 Education in
the Southern st atcs-"
j discussion Of the Southern question in its
various aspccts~ .
Reports from The Departments Of Special
Economy.
4 paper on the - Tariff Question, by Horace
. i paper on Custom-uouse For1ns.'' by
Henry D. Hyde Of Boston.
= psper on s. Munici pal Government
i paper on - ExtfadiFion," by Sheldon Amos,
OF London.
4 paper Oh the g Chinese Question: by E. r.
Meade. Of New York.
Apaper On Legal Edncation,' by DR.. Wool
sey, OF New !a:ca.
4 paper by ". r. Wells, Of Michigan, on the
"Work Of American LaT Schools and It's Elm
drances.n
4 paper By James B. Tnaye., Of Harvard, on
"Mcthods of Studying Law.
\ paper By u. &. Hammond, Of Iowa Uni
versitv.
Papers on the "Vcntilatton and Warming of
Schools BY D. F. Lincoln and William Watson,
Of Boston, a,.d by Frederick Winsor, of VIM
chester, Mass.
j paper on :sDcsks and Seats for Schools,v
by i. II. Nichols, III Boston.
i paper On '' Health aid Stulr.''
4 paper on !" The Half fine Svstcn of Ed11-
tion'' by D. F. Lincoln. Of Roston
y paper OH The Navigation Laws of Great
Britaic and the United Statcs''
A pager on Municipal Governuent,'' bT
Edwin Chn.lw-tck, OF London.
a paper on 1.-THE Ltsval Government Of En-
glish Countless
Reports from the Social Economy Depart-
Mcnt, CT ECONOMY in Building" and on
"Homc Comforts and Aulusemeats at Small
COST
Paper on the "Danecr of the Health Of Girls
from imperfect Early Training" /" BY Mrs. 4. G.
Paper on the question, as the intellectual
World Growing Sear-5ishted !" By E. 6. Lor-
ing, OF New York,
, 1877-08-19
THE REAL QUEEN OF HOLLAND.
dnMtk REelEs{cr in Rhfiodeiuaia L,.tl1At:u


There Is 4 passage going the rounds OF the
American aud European journals taken from
letter written bY the unhappy Queen of Hol-
land. In it she says, or writes: "Thcre will
be no future Queen Of Holland.n II she could
have prophesied truly that there would bc no
future King Of Holland, such rs the present
one, it would have been a blessing to the world
AL Faris tha: knows what is going on in what is
called '' High Lifc,'' WIS talking, while l was
there, OF dBgraceful affair. Just before the
Queen OF Hollands death, this spring, once
noted dancer was about to leave Paris in
special train for Holland, when telegram came
from the King requesting her to wait
fortnight, IS the Queen was diving: After
that sad story Of ruined Royal life was ended,
the cx-dancer went Oh to her kingly lover; and
she trageled as 4 Queen might. Since her az
rival the King has given her splendid chateau,
set Of ancient and Oriental arms worth 100, ,00o
francs, besides many other costly gifts!
:" She SAYS she wants some Seyres," wrote the
King latel! to his agent. "Where can get
something ttat will please her!''
Inc agent, who is III the confidence of the ex.
dancer, tod the King That it would be better to
give her certain complete collection Of Old
deli that bis Majesty owned. She was consulted
BY her Royal lover, and consented to take it in
lieu of the Sevrcs, and superb collection OF old
deff, worth over 200.0 GOO francs, was boxed and
sent to the ex-dancer's chateau. And these are
the Kings who rule the people!
, 1877-08-19

Kets, which II large s.couute could probably be
| hougl3s; price not e@cee:ing SEQ per arTe
1s1eac Gould e sold TO the co!ou's-s III Trails I"
| t1o:n 50 - !ha acres, IT e.: :eyauS: .! lG0 Pei
ceot, wh!;h wa.!id not L: unreasonable as ! re-
ta'l price wlii tue land, furnish to each colonls
such aid as his means may require In all eases
| have cheap house or cabiu,. with i we'll FOL
water supply ready for him as he lands from the
| once, and can get to work iu the shortest pos
! slble time. Further aid should be rendered a..
cording to the necessities OF each c1se, in team,
tools, seed. fencing, or provisions.
The land should be sold on contract 60 drawn
as to fully protect the rights and equities Of
both nartics, the coloust to pay only interest ut
rate not exceeding per cent on cost of land
anti personal property furnished for the first
Two Or three years, after which he would COM
meme payments upon his prinsipal in annual
1nsta!lments. Many vito would JOIN suct 4
colony would require no ai'l afterget.inSo their
land, hayln: means sufficient Of their own.
AS before intima:cd. great care should be cxcr-
c1scd IN the formation OF such colony to eS-
cludc thusc whose characters and habits arc
such rs to make It improbable that they would
succeed us farmers, or would prove discordant
elements III tic community.
1t Is 4 mistake to suppose, rs some DO, that
because man has strength OF muscle all that
is necessary to make him into successful
farmer is To nut him Oh ! piece Of land aud give
him the implements OF lusbandry.
i colony should BE- made I'LL largely Of those
who have at some time lived in tho country, and
have some practical knowledge Of farming, and
many people would be surprised to know how
large percentage OF our population, embracing
classes in society, came from farms. There are
many persons without practical knowledge Of
farming, whose intelligence anu what the
Yankees cal! Erack, would enable tbem to soon
overcome all difficulties. Above all things, UP
richtness ut character and hablts Of industry
and temperance arc indispensable. AS
lar US general farming is concerned,
my impression is that, taking all
things into the account, Texas offers
greater inducements to the emigrant Of small
, 1877-08-19

FOREIGN.
LoNpoS, Aug. 1s-5 p. m.-The amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of England to-
day on balancc was sl3, 900. The rate Qt discount
ON the onen market for three months bills is IL:
below the Bank Of England rate Il
CensOls, money ano account, 95 5-16.
American sccnrities-'G7.. ln5A; 'GSs 1Q8E:
10-40s, 10S.4 new IS. l07,44.
Central. o4H; Erie, loi4; preferred, 20; Illinois
Central, 80.
PANS, Aug. 1s.-Rentes, 1867 32,;c
BEEEtS, Aug. 1S.--The weekly statement Of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows d decrease OF
l, 500, 600 marks.
, 1877-08-19
COMMERCIAL.

The following wern the receipts and shipments
ofthe leading articles OF produce in this city during
the twenty ~four hours ending at o'clock on
Saturday morning. and for the corresponding time
lustyear:
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Long Anf ShnEt clears quoted aE 6skc cash or scEcr
septesibes Cumoer'aads quiet At 7haSc: lon: cut
lU!:zC. Green Mans, EeeSHr. ' S>sS
,;oa; na;oa a aaotea q st,c for .houders Aesc for
hama. iii cnny aeed and packed. ~
GRKAsK-Was quiet at 4}@tA7c
BEEF FFROnuC1@-Were Eeady aud quiet at Sio 90
S18.43@19, Is for hams, 1850 "' A"
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MEsA APoRK-WAs moderately active and quite weak
declining 3oc hsl from Fridays late1t prices sales
Nere retortcd of +6o n1ls cas! At Stso: I7oo hrls
tober At 52 s.; and 500 brls seller The rear
AZ Sil. N@i2 G1: Total, -. $50 brls. The market
s!s ao&is ~ EeliSr sep!emhe1: and $1:3:.a@l2.s5
scler octoheE: Seller the rear closed at 81. 30.
ira prime do At - sOQ9 ~.
-AND-Was active and unusually weak declining g71<c
per 100 ba from the latest price Of Friday Sacs wers
rcnorted Of $50 tcs cash at s. 1:&a.17; +. oo tcs
ssr G q 81 1ssas 90 and nn tcs seller the year at
very dull 1t IS. Ia per 100 lhs for cash secr m
saonth seller September seller October anu ST. sE
seller the year.
MEArs-WeTe dull and easier. Shoulders and hams
wcrt stcady ut former quotations. being quoted scarcc
.ns q dcsns 81 H Saes xsrs rrorted Ct % boxe. shgaers
eEc 1Go boxcs long and snos. clear, 6t*c no o ~
mort ahs At 81 IS cash, and ST. J, seller septen
ner; !l POKE. 20 ~ 6c 40 tcs sweet picked
ht] II o1c So tct DO tiet nt> 1t 1Ol{c The market
6a8 ktcauy the close Of nrirs:
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BY TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.

LrrENFooL, Aug ia-1I:30a- m.-CSeA1S-Wd heat
Winter, No. l.. Us 6d No. l:s; spring, No. l. LII:
No. = los 3d.: white No. !, 1cs I'd; No. ., lis 1na3
club No l. 1cs 1oI No. 2, 2s ID CornEo. /. 26s 3D.
No. .. o61.
PRoyls1oxs-Pork SIS 81. Lsrd. 4as od.
LtyEKrooI. AuZ. .l8-Ereuios.-CoTToS-puu and
easier; 6d sales 100 bales; speculation and e1por
500; American, 1o5n. I
BaEADstCFrs- California white whea:. average. III
10i@1.s ID; club. rs Tod; spring. los lllcs; winter.
1.s312s 6l- Corn-Westcr Mixed 36s@.Sa 81. Oats
American. asa3s6 ST. Barley, IS Cd. ::
PEAs-Caaad.an, s7s FL
CLOVER SE1p-AuleFcan. 45eSl5Os.
PEovIs1oSs Ness pork, 52i 6I Prime mess becS,
9os 81 Long clear bacon. 35> Sd: short do. :7s 6l
TALLow-Fi1e American 41s- . +
PErEoLESAr5p!ftts. Is 81. refined. 11ss11so 3D. !:
LtSsEHp 0fL-aas Sd.
KEs1S-Connon. ss9sss 1I; rsIe do, 49, +,
SrtElrA OF TrEPEArlNE-97s. i.
CHEEsE-Au1erican sis. -...
AsrwEEr. Aug. Is.-PEraoLkr4-3lsad I'D
The following wcre received br the Chicago Board
L1yERrooL, Aug. 1s.-Pr!me Mess Pork-E7srer7.!:
70s; Western. 53* Baco1-Cunnhe7Iand4. J7s: shcrt
ribs. 37s 3D. long clear. 35s 6d short clear, 57s d
shoulders. 5a; hams. ao La1a. S3a vi Prime msis
beef 9ls: India mess beet 55s c1111 india mesa 1oi
LONDON. Aug. l5.-L1vEgrnoL-MAKK LkSE-Cst.
goes OF coas:-Wheaf rather easer lair ssera.c 10.
spring. 53s; fair average California. asSSas Fon
unchanged. GaEgocs on PassaEoWheat rAAhe7 essies.
Corn unchanged. Fair Average quality OF ucI s2slle
wheat for PROMPT sh!pmen: BY sill durlne the pr:.rn
sirat lust sipncd, Nearly due, SIS Cd Wcslhar
in EuCfard GLe. i
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Produce Markets Again Act
i've and Lower.
Provisions Very Weak--.Wheat In Good
Shipping Demand, but De-
cIines on Futures.
Other Grain Tending Downwardz---
Live Stock straightforward
Of Produce During the
Week.
FINANCIAL.

New York exchange reached the lowest figure OF
the week yesterday. Clearing House balances
were largely against Of the banks, anu ealca
were made for currency to meet them down TO so
cents discount for 81, 000 and probably 81. 90 Was
sometimes accepted. Several Of the banks order
ed currency in considerable amoants from New
York, which of course will reach here on MondaJ
morning. The decline Of exchange for several
days past shows gradual and healthy increase In
the business of the city.
As there is no special demand for payments
East money as usual is abundant for all the lcgti-
mate purposes Of business. Good customers aro
freely supplied at SOLO per cent.
Clearings for the week ending aug. 18 weze rs
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HOG PR0DUCTS-Were active, and rery weak,
though hogs were quoted firm with light supply. The
Eastern markets were tama. and Liverpool reported
decline Of Cd per c~t III descriptions nj nests
with 40 change Ia lard. Tht weakness here seemed to
be chiefly In sympathy With grain, sellers being xtous
though a good deal ot the business coue on the
scalp. Several cash lots OF pork and lard taken at
the dccltac-prrsuaatty for shipment
The Cincinnati Price Current says:
Tho 7tatissIc- OF summer packing Continue 70 show
large increasc over last year. and the weekly average
of last kcason subsequent tn the LIST O; August hHs
ecea exceeded !ur1c.. the rast week. The hugs arc
coming In heavier that there fs an tucrease in
FOUND. - well os n aun.ocr 1t would seem that Tho
lower PRICES prevailing ter the pEouuc must result il
nrzer decline IN h3Es chan has Jet taken place but
as there IL every indication that hogs will be lower
during the winter packing season than the prices now
current. 1t Is not p@0bahft that any decline which Ia
likely to take place Will Keep bacS hogs which arr NJ
heavy a. most Of those coming forwar there is no
lack o. Old corn IN the country and there arc ufcn- of
youug hosa be fattcnca the new eros a. soon rs
nuMnsr M Of bo:n pssked snee March Of 3 head
In average weight Of fully lbs. 9~
The number OF hogs packed since March to dafes
mentioned. accortC TO estimates based on .tlp1Y nnd
packing rcturnx furnished to the Cincinnati tcs nr
fDllowA. tntnr nApffo
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0El.5i3 Sl,541, 435
TIE ST LOUIS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
An effort is making to enable this institution to
resume business. 1t is proposed to raise now
capital stock of $500, 600 for the purpose, one
half Of which has already been subscribed. Tho
prospect for IN early resumption seems to be
favorable.
As the market is without variation we repeat our
+nb .of
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eie'neats: @ srst, cneap ano fertile !ana n un-
nIox, iatsor ,s,;ch ron,H ~ attepunt " IN
nroiurttTc: and. third nilIon. o1 noncs ,u ,5n1
M,n ~ .s.,+ a; -; s.f a1,d ..ons ~ nioney .yns
Thic1, t. can he nsea ' @SAo p'on'aote ways In
II doce mot sern tn mr. that RI. rro,,or, -
bringing these three e1emcn,s.,andp poS. 1obn- ~ ~
capIral5iuto harmonious md nrnst.bIn ..,a ana
binat,ou, is one impossible Of solution. ~''t'
do not think that Homestead io,ds ,, or
lands which Government <,yrs ~ ac,u,1 so,t,a..
can be found ia localities wh;ch wnnij n,"as
them desirable for PURPOSES of % cn1nn,a,inn ,uaSo
They would either be too remote from rairo,ds
, 1877-08-19

Tue -se" 7 oF6 FTouuce fIchoNq< JFEekly gives
the following as the latest reported visible Of wheat
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS,


THEcountenanceis paleand leaden
colored, with occasional flushcs, OF
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks !; the eyes become dull the pr.
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is if.
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds
aswelling ofthc upperlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb.
bling of the ears an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with a gnawing sem
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire
lygone fleeting painsin the stomach !;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pans throughout the abdomen {;
bowels irregular, at times costive !;
stools Shiny not unfrequen,ly tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard !;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied b, hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed Sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth, temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form tits an innocentprep
lion, not capable Of doing the slight
Isl injnryto the most tender infant.
The genuine DR. McLANE's VER-
MIrUGR bears the signatures Of C.
M:LANR and FLEMING Bios. on the
,yrappcr. -:O.-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04
Another Fire.

On Sunday morning about 3 O'Clock
our people were routed out of bed by
the Changing of the fire bell. 1t was
soon ascertained to be Peter Hir.
schaur's boiler shop which was on fire
and when discovered the whole ROOT
was mass of fire. The fire company
turned out as promptly IS could be
expected, owing TO the latcness of the
hour, but as the building was mere
shell Of pine lumber and shingles, it
had fallen in before any water could
be turned on. 1t stood on the lot adj
joining the The Kramer Brewing
Company's building, and the top of
that fine structure caught fire and il
would have now been in ashes had il
not been for the we'll directed use of a
Force Pump.
IIirschaqcrs loses $3.50, tor over
half of which he was insured. The
loss to the brewery is small and fully
insured. HirschaVer had only re-
moved to his present location about
two weeks ago, and this is the second
time he has been burned out since he
commenced business in our city.
Peter is an industrious and ire
pressible mechanic, and in a very
short time will erect another and a
better building than that burned.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04

AS will he seen by notice elsewhere
the firm Of Brown = Christie, insur-
ance agents, has been dissolved, the
very large increase Of their business
in Southern Iowa, Missouri and this
city, necessitating this change. Mr.
Christie will attend hereafter to the
business in this city, and Mr.. Brown
to the outside business in Missouri
and Iowa. Mr.. Christie will contin,
Tie at the old stand, where he will dc
q general brokerage, real estate and
insurance business. He represents {
large line of reliable companies, ant
can give good reliable insurance.
They are both men of the best bust
ness qualifications, are prompt in al
engagements, and we are glad to not
their success in business.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04

The G. 3. Il @. r. r. has again
commenced running through cars to
Atchison and Kansas City. They now
offer to the travelling public the best
route to all points in Kansas and
Colorado, making connection with all
lines from Atchison or Kansas City.
And for parties desiring to visit Col.
orado, they have placed on sale tour
lists tickets to Pueblo, Cannon City
Colorado Springs, Denver and return
Giving passengers the choice Of two
lines, the A. T. Il Santa Fe or the X
P. II. and Kansas City. Tickets good
for ninety days. Fare 5000.
Remember this route runs through
cars to Kansas City. Any further
information will be cheerfully givel
you by calling on or addressing W
B. Armstrong or r. f. Goodwin.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04
4 superb slood Depursn..

Upon the action OF the kidneys.
bladder and bowels depends the de-
puration of the blood. 1t 10 by pro-
moting the activity Of these orgsns
that Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters In.
surss purity to the circulation. In lite
passage through the kidneys, impnri.
lies which bsgot rhe0matism. govt and
gravel are strained from the blood,
but when those email but al !mpor-
tsnt organs grow inactive. these i'm.
puri,ies OF course remain, and inevita-
bly, produce the disease mentioned
Hostetter's Bitters rouse the kidneys
to renewed activity, by which means
the blood 10 depurated. 1t likewise
purifies the blood when contaminated
with bile by promoting gentle ba'
eftectual action Of the bowels. aud bel
the further effect Of regulating the &C
ton of the liver, thus counteracting /
tendency to biliousnsss, dyspepsia
malarial feyess and ufiuary complaint
are also conquered by Il.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04
Thirty of Than


Join hands and walk around, in the
month of June, ls77, for Shelter OF
worse as follows:
A. NJ. Spurgin and l.. G. Franklin.
John Anderson and Clara s. Kindall
Geo. w. Derby and Clara II. Day.
b. i. Harkins and Anna Scott.
Patrick McEnnery and Mary A. Ryan
Dallas Frantz and Charity A. Now
cry.
Calvin Kershner and Nancy Oyerturf
Jos. Klenman and Maggie Law.
Geo. w. Vets and Julia L. Hopkins
Robert Doty and Sophronia Cissne.
Clark Williams and Elizabeth MasoI
Amos Roberts and Emma noggett.
II. w. Howard and Mary z. McLair
A. Z. jackson and Louisa Harlan.
John Vanderhuy and Mary Olds.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04
DIR. g. MCLANE'S
PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
asa remedy" for all the ills that flesh
is heir to" but in affections of the
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or
diseases Of that character, they stand
without a rival.
AG UE AND FEVER.
Nobetter cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simplepurgative they are un-
equaled.
REwARE OF INVITATIONS.
Thcgenuine are neversngarcoated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dir. MO-
LANES Liver Puts
Each wrapper bears the signatures
OF 9. MCLANE and FLEMING BROs.
Sold by al. respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04

AT the special request of nj. Buis-
son, President of the French Educa.
tional Commission of the Centennial
Exhibition, the principals of the
High Schools of Lake View, Aurora
and Rochelle, ILL.,, have sent special
volume of selected papers from the
Centennial exhibit of those schools
to his address in Paris, for examina
ton and use. Such recognition from
this eminent French scholar must be
a source of pride and satisfaction tt
the principals, pupils and patrons Of
these schools. - The Edacdtiona
Weekly.
Our readers will remember tina
l.. M. Hastings. formerly of this city
is principal Of the Aurora schools.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04
The Grsyer Co,n.nirsisn.

SAN Francisco, July "a Port
land dispatch says the commission to
investigate charges against Senator
Grover, of using money for the pur-
pose of securing his election to the
Senate, met yesterday. The witnesses
summoned include many prominent
politicians of the state and prepare.
tons seem to indicate searching in.
qniry. After brief session withou,
eliciting anything Of importance the
commission adjourned until to-day,
awaiting the arrival of additional
witnesses.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04
SHEAlEE,S MALE


BY virtue of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk of the District Court of Wapello county.
Iowa, on Judgment obtained in said court, on
the 10Th day of January. 1877, in favor of j. Nj.
ariey iiro as plaintiff, and against f NJ Edg-
ingtan, ~ defendant, for the sum of One Hun
dred Eighty-one and 1900 dollars and costs
taxed at . 90 and sccruing costs, have levied
upon the following real estate taken al property
wit.
The north q sw " s% J, Of Section II, Town
ship ~ Range 10. and on part NV i NV 4 of
section "a township ~, Range Is. commencing
AZ northwest corner Of northwest quarter, thence
south 81 rods. thence east 60 rods, thence north
o. rods, thence west 60 rods tc place of begin
ming, containing 20 acres more or less; also on
vest quarter Of g of sw Of sw !. OF Section
acres; also lot of mining fixtures and iron rods
And will offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, on the 18th day o.
July, ISL. in front of the Court House, in ct
tumwa, Wapello county, Iowa, at the hour OF
O'Clock, p. m. of said day. when and where du,
attendance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottnmwa, Iowa. June 18TH 1877.
I. +. SPILMAN, sheriff said Co
July a-2w-sO By j. c. SLAUGHTER Depy
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04

The prevailing style of cutting the
hair, by young men, is dangerous
How would man catch one of then
if he was drowning? But while il
has its disadvantages it also has ad
vantages. The young man need no
wash his face or spend five minutes
in combing his hair when he gets NJ
late of mornings, and if he don't no
body will be the wiser.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-04

The headquarters of the Wabash
Railway Company has been removed
from Burlington to Keokuk. j. S.
Lazarus has resigned and Mr.. II. L.
Hall has taken his place as General
Southwestern Passenger Agent, with
headquarters at st. Louis, Mo-, and
w. II. Crumpton has been appointed
General Northwestern Passenger
Agent with headquarters at keoknk,
Iowa. II. c. Townsend is General
Passenger Agent with Office at Tole'
do, Ohio. This excellent road will
lose none of its popularity by its re-
moval to Keokuk, since close connec
tons can now be made with all train.
on the X. Il d. M. road.