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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20

IT will be noticed from what WI
publish elsewhere to-day, that WI
have every reason to believe the Pres
ident has turned a short corner in ref
erence to his Southern policy.
He has had proof laid before him
from all quarters in the South for two
months past, of the most diabolical
conduct on the part of the democracy
and at last the President has become
heart sick and forced to give assent to
the i'll working Of fthe ultra pacificatory
course he has been pursuing. Finally
he has yielded to the truism that un-
der his policy many portions of the
South are suffering under none other
than a bloody, devilish despotism, for
which there was no cure by the meth
ods he has pursued. The President
has held on long enough to his policy
to compel all the old liberals, even
George William Curtis, of Harper's
Weekly and Carl Schurz, the New
York Tribune, the Chicago Tribune,
&C., &C., to agree with him that all
patience is exhausted and all hope
gone.
The consequence is that it unites
the old republican party North, SO far
as the old liberal detection is concern
ed, except the impure and utterly defil-
ed element ofthat detection which had
already gone into the democratic par
ty. To this end at some time, we
thought we knew all the time the
President would come, as well as we
knew the sun would continue to rise
and set.
1t took, however, more than the
patience of a score of Jobs to await
patiently and uncomplainingly for
that end to come. If it shall prove
true-all that we have reason to be-
lieve from our reports-and that the
end has finally been reached, we are
most devoutly thankful for it.
Let the struggle for human rights
basely, fiendishly trampled under
foot-be the great first battle cry for
republican victory in 1880, fitly Sec
onded by that other slogan of victory,
financial honor, honest money,-and
the survivors of that grand army of
soldiers and patriot citizens who saw
ed this matchless republic, will rally
to the contest with vigor that shall
be shadowed with no tinge of shame,
and will march with mighty tread to
an overwhelming victory with all its
old-time enthusiasm.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20

Having good credit has ruined ma
rs . man. sss
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20

The republicans gain eight Con-
gressmen in New York. and one In
Pennsylvania.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
Who gave themselves in life


Commercial gives a long account of
the imposing exercises, from which
we make an extract:
The cermonies consisted of process
sion, music and oration. The process
sion moved at o'clock and was quite
imposing, headed by tho Thirteenth
United States Infantry Band from
Atlanta, and consisting of several
handsomely uniformed military com.
panies. None of the companies car
ried the "Star-Spangled" Banner.
That flag, with which we are all some-
what familiar, seems to be rated at a
discount upon an occasion like this.
At least one does moi see much of it.
But it is beautiful banner, of some
historical note, aud we hope will
grow in favor upon all occasions as
the centuries roll on. From the stand,
however, slender pole supported
two flags, the Star-Spangled Banner
and Q new and beautiful Confederate
flag. Over these was white stripe,
and upon 1t "Peace," in large charac-
ters. At first the Confederate flag
was placed Immediately under the
national banner, but afterwards rails
ed abreast to it, and they both fioated
in the breeze on q plane of equality,
so to speak, suggestive of reconstruc-
tiOn and harmonious relations. A
feature Of the procession was several
battle flags, tattered, torn, soiled, and
pierced with shot. Among them the
flag of the Fifth Georgia, held aloft
by Stonewall jackson, and used to
rally the troops at Karnstown; the
battle-flag of the Ninth Kentucky
battle flag of the Edgefield Rangers
q white flag with red star, being the
first Confederate flag ever raised in
Georgia, and thrown to the breeze
from the Arsenal in April, 1851
These tattered and battle-torn ban.
ners caused the most enthusiastic
cheering Of the day."
Only one thing seems to have been
lacking to make the celebration COM
plete, from the ultra Southern stand.
point, and that was the presence OF
JET Davis as orator of the day. But
his place was we'll filed by Col. C. c.
Jones, who bemoaned the Lost Cause
through all the variations, and with a
vigor and eloquence that Davis could
could not have excelled. He declared
that: "Here upon soil lately Confed.
crate, and loyal still to the traditions
of q glorious past, we elevate this
cenotaph, which now proclaims, and
shall testify to the coming genera,
tions, the power of Confederate mem
ories, the pathos of Confederate emo
ti0ns, the gratitude and devotion Of
| Confederate hearts,"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
SOUTH CAROLINA FRAUDS.

CHARLESTON, Nov. l2.-Three man
ayers Of the election at one of the
polls were arrested to-day, under
warrants from the United States
Commissioner, for obstructing Dep
uty Marshal at the recent election and
refusing to publicly count the ballots.
They gave bail. Other arrests are
expected tomorrow. Eighteen citi-
zens of Orangeburg have been arr
rested for obstructing United States
officers in the discharge Of their, ,du-
ties ut the election. They gave bail.
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Infamous lnJustlce-A Datch OF
RQ4o0O9 In Limbo. -

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. H.
Judge Witherspoon, Of the canvassing
board of Madison county, was arrest
ed last night by Q Deputy United
States Marshal on the charge Of re-
ceiving and destroying one Of the
precinct returns which gave Bisbee 81
majority. He 10 held in $1,000 bail.
Samuel Smith, colored, an inspector
in the same county, charged with not
doing his duty, has been committed
to Jail. A special to the Sun and Press
from Alschus county, says the can
vassing board to-day threw out pre-
cincts-one because the name of the
voter 10 wrong on the ticket, and two
because duplicates Of the precinct re-
turns did not agree. This action, il
sustained, reduces Bisbee's republic
can. majority In the county from $50
to 81, and elects Hull, democrat; also
elects q democrat in the legislature in
place of L. G. Dennis. The Deputy
Marshal arrested the canvassing
board this evening and they are TO be
taken before the United States Com
missioner tomorrow. A petition is
being circulated in Jacksonville by
republicans asking the Supreme Court
to convene In special session for the
purpose of obtaining . mandamus for
q re.canvAaa
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
NOVEMBER 20. 1875

Wilson beat Carpenter Nov. 5. The
Republicans Of the Second seemed de-
|termined to have an election and we
have responded. Mr.. Wilson's title
runs on all fours with Prices.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
'Our Confederate dead
ERECTED A. d. ISIS


EREcTED A. d. ISIS
ny The MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF AUGUSTA,
In Honor OF
THE MEN OF RICHMOND COUNTY,
Who Died In
THE CAUSE OF THE ECDNFEDERArE STATE.
IN MRAoRIAM.
No Nation rose SO white and fair,
None fell 30 pure of crime.
Worthy
To have lived and known
Our Gratitude,
Worthy
to be hallowed and held
In tender remembrance;
Worthy
the Fadeless Fame which
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
won,
Who gave themselves in life
and death fer us:
For the Honor of Georgia;
For the Rights Of the states;
For the Liberties of the People;
For the Sentiments OF the South;
For the Principles OF the Union;
AS these were handed down to them
BY the Eathers of nur Commnn Country
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-20
Below these headings is published
the following queer matter:

John J.
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twonty inches In thickness This sentry box
contains the gun and the gunners. The roof
and the exterior sides are protected by carth,
while the front IL pierced by hole for the pas
sage OF the mouth Of the gun. Tho enemy can
soc nothing but this hole. The experiment was
go into the sentry box while two enormous
siege guns showercd shot upon them ut short
range. This invention may bring about rev.
oution In the art OF defending stronghods.
II is known that the Emperor. while ut the
military manuu,res. ut Essen. Visited The fac
tory of the Mcssrs. krupp. and this affair re-
calls the origin Of this great industrial family.
When tho first chief of the factory came TO
Essen the village had only 5000 inhabitants.
To-day IL has 10000. krupp conmencci III
hundred. IL was his son. Alfred krupp, that
gave The establishment the prodigous dcvcl-
Opment to which it has reached to-day. u was
from England that he brought his method ~
upon il hy combining it with the B.sscmnr pro-
cess In 1863 he had 1000 hands employed.
and he has 1000 at present The buildings Of
the factory cover space OF over two hundr"d
acres and are surmountcd by 100 chmncys;
A wOrkingmcn's city, with three thousand
rented at from $40 to $50 u your. An assOcia-
ton for providing food, with twenty two sales
rooms, furnishes tho inhabitants. ut reduced
prices, with all that they desire single
month. There is in this factory Of Essen il3
steam cngincs representing total 81 ~ 900
horses, and n steam hammers for striking iron
among which figures the famous hammer called
Fritz and which weighs 100000 pounds
There are 30 miles oi railway communicating
with the diftcront pnrtS of the mandatory. w
well re - miles of tclc,raphc lines. The all
IsnnL1n.,ni can manutacture ntwcpi' Is0 wagon
wb"cls run" nn, ~ ,d h''ogve md in month $50
ncld pieces and 81 aticrs Of larger calibrc.
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ONE MORE U.fR LEGACY.
Col. Dob Inger-oiI. Ingenuity to be Taxed In
sui; for Gold.


A very Interesting war claim is pending
before the House Committee on the Judiciary
which is presented by COL Bob IngersoU and
his brother. rN-Congre--rran 4 who hns T., =
som. time past III addition to n lucrative bra A..
toe In The noble game OF draw poker has lad fl
somewhat cNtcAs i've and IN 'ratiYe law practic.
herr
Tho claim b. that Of " illlam l. l-aacs A Go
~ Richmond. Va. representing certain banks
in that c.tV. praying lOr the re.tOrutiOn Ia Them
Of certain coin alleged 10 b. their propcrty now
and since March % 1867 on druosit in the
United States Treasury under the net of ina
date, which said a It was hnstiv pa--cd it may
D." stated, at the instance Of Trousur.r simmer
T. prevent the restoration of the coin 10 Tie
banks hy President johnson The petition of
Ina "a Go. rri- up that th"y bought tho coin
under an oril of tile UnUod States C,urf
ia !, 'iu M u 1871 as creditor. ~ the
-ti llnt.. aud that in 81 T. l~dj. On
H. 9,S A. r ,o gNa.uga , Of iti'hmond hy
lr'l fi> .. said Nahho NJ tl.at On that day. lv
.i gIrHl- Dlioii made ly tho. officer r. ~ sand
lf.nF- ON the one part md James &. Bniuo. .--
si-iAht ltHrr ~ the toniederrr States Irrns-
urt. on the other rlrt. irauSI orttion was pro-
cglc! hrin coin oi said bank. amounting in
the asgrr.,ai' to all M iljpnpl. flat said coin
WIS trah-l lrtot % Alhcyille Snufh G lroIina in
"a ar SIT apart for That exclusive purpp-c and
thonr" 90 the town 81 Washington. ian q Horgia,
and tlerr placed iu bank us tho lrnunrty Df ,l /
banks for safe h., ping. that in May. 1855. he
said hanks obtained from Gen. rntrick who
bring ha * their roin aud bullion 70 Ilchmonl: :
that certain Off 'cr- ANA pmplDy .c, of tho hank
st out Immediately thereafter from Washing
l9n. GA with all oil sad coin for Richmond (:
they were met ly cX-Confederato soIl,ers' and
robbed of t2jD,ODb; that tho remaining 100000
not ukcn by the robbers was carried t. Rich
mund AMI turned over 10 said banks. that on
So taken was recovered. and after paving sun
dry expenses Incidental To said recovery tile
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KKUPP's GREAT 0UN FACTORY.
Its Progress from Ten Men Employed la 1910
TO Nine thousand ia 1871.

BEHLIN December, ls77--An international
congress Of rare CHARACTER assembled a short
TINE ago at Bredelnr in Rhcnish Prussia Mr.
wOrld and director Of the celebrated fOundery
at Essen, invited representatives Of all M
giap, Spanish Portuguc5". Danish, Brazilinn.
and even Japancse-to Witness the, experiments
Of new, piece Of artillery. the pl0trl cannon.
or, as H. + called in Germnn, the panZrr can
one Tho number Of officers present al these
inter,stlhE expcrimcn's was ffy-ilyc. The
tremely difficult. aud which have hitherto d@-
He'd tho ingenuity of inventors. First, n per
manent pointing IN. aim; secondly. the protec-
has no rc,ol, aud. therefore. il is only neressa-
~ To- aim II once II the object docs not change.
IN me second place 1t can Mother DO damaged
rymen who serve 1t arc sheltered in a sort of
seAlIy BOX formed w iron plateS Of about
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cfor Sale ano % Get.
AoIs,s, Garyiao,s, &t.

4 u han value 2hurses, suit truck butcher iArnins
hesIor 81, ,alVon N''"F ''
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gallroaos.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On AMI alter Nov ~ 1877,
Trains leave New York Dcsbrosses and Cortlantt
St. Ferries, ~ follow.
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
Win Pul!nan Palace Cars attached. . \ NJ AMI 81
daily
For Willamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at
I. CONNECTING at Corr, tor ntusvile. Petroleum
Centre; AMI the on ResIons For WlIam-port ami
lu,k Haven - \
For Baltimore, Washington. and the South. Limited
Washington Express ol Pullman Patloi Cars daily, cN
cept sunday. y 81 A NJ. arrive Washington 10 L NJ
keg"laf 4 20 A NJ L. 80, and 9P NJ sunday. go
AMI . l.. NJ.
Expires ior Philadelphia 30 ~ q 10 Limitedl II
NJ. |. 4 = q. $50, 7. 30. aud - l.. NJ SUNDAY. 4
NJ, B. Q 81 l.. 80, and . T. NJ Em..rant ana second
Boat, of BROOKLYN Annex connect with an through
ifainsat jersey 'lt anoriins aspeedy AMI dreetuans
Ten iur Brook % travel
For tram, 20 \ swAtk. Elizabeth. Kahwav Princeton
Trenton. FERN AulNA. Termination. HcNiicrc. ant
other points see local schedules az AZ Ticket offices
Trains arrive From Fti,bur-h. Sd AMI 90 ~ AMI
li,2uP daily. 10 10 \ VI AMI Is 80 4 daily eN
cept Monday. From WASHINGTON and baltimore. q 20
ani ~ ~. = H. unl 20 90 7. sunday
1naui - o. From Philadelphia . o. Is 80 - W
10 10 10 ~ u fnN = 10 10. > 49, 90 = 40 10
AMI 20 - VI Sund p Us, 3D., 90, lU.iO II 50
A VI. q M. and 30 ~ T. VI
Ticket On'grs. '@H ana ga Broadway. Aston Housc
sni loot 20 l"snrn~,i and turtiAuii IT, Court
hruoklyh ~ lit Aul liz Hudson Il. HonoNcn Depot
fRANk THOMSON l. + FARMER
btutIaI M4Atler General 'ts..u.rr gent
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SEMING machine. reduced Domestic, 81.
- >isrr ihnN, Slb 10 -. Wheeler 4 Wilson. $40.
NilcuA Gibbs. nlj DEAN = N lt4lI 81
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1878. NEW YORK 1879
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patty and generous cooperation which have hitherto
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TIE SHADOW OF FATE.
ny JUDGE J.fRTIs.


Piedmont of Virginia. about the sources OF the
Rappahannock river.
The man himself might be described In the
same language. as far as IL would apply. Be-
yond this his age was about twen'y-three his
hair brown and fun III lock- his eye of grayish
blue.
His way quickly brought the traveller 10 n
stream now running over lie banks Slipping
easily from his saddle he frightened the girths
slaokened the cruprrr. and. gently pa'ting his
animal. addressed n few affc' tionatc words to
him. Remounting he Fixed himself firmly in
the saddle gathered his bride in q manner to
lmpart to his companion his own energy and
determination. aud moved into the creek.
Turning NJ the stream. he proceeded Tor
abou, hundred Yards along the bank, and then
struck boldly across in a direct line. with the
horses head -lan,cd w current. The depth Of
the water did not sensibly Increase in the course
Of eighty yards and the stranger was congratu-
lating himself uuon the probability OF getting
over without a wetting when the animal in two
steps increased the depth until H. could no
longer hold his footing and sprung boldly into
the middle ~ deep. rushing channel In an
instant the rider had seized the name Of the
horse in hi lou hand. and slipped smoothly out
of the saddle to the lower side where he noatod
along.
Man and beast battlcd bravoly with tined to
for "A moment when the former wtn a terrified
feel the horse finch and iuick jerk upon the
snor, down the currsrocurc hut nm instants
left rein srrecipitato course Of tn" beast hut
pause Instant the stranger bccam" aware ~ an
.inei rr'scnc" by The tou h II a cammy object
against his hand
Rufa l. al. a..
charger, he saw d.my outlined upon the way
ing and shmmrr.ng surface a dark and undc-
Unable Object The next moment the desperate
plungcs OF The hoasl had ousiruct"d his vision.
when. with th' ssii.command oi one accustomed
and ncrved iu the hardship Of athletic sports
and Il soldier danger, he swung his leg over
the back OF lis animal and gathered himself
into hi- saddle.
Reachins out n hand he was about to seize
the object o' hs horror. when il exposed the
ehlstly feature 90 o womaa.
Foran instant only b" hes .taird then. recov-
ering from the thrill "a sraspcd the head firm
ly by the loose. flowing tangled mass of raven
trcsscs and rais' d i above the water upon the
Turning his head again up stream. he re-
newcd the combat with the tide, Twice 1t
AL surcunh and twice the noble struggles Of
We animal cheated III" iurgid grave Of its Vie
Finally. the hoofs once more crunched the
firm bolt Co., the stream. aultcn PAGES brought
the party safely 10 tie shore.
Pooling the forehead he found i, cold, tho
handS w,rc all" chilled. Dut h. thought h. f,lt
a slight lluii'r 81 ihr uui~'. Tearing open the
dress he pc 49, ii his land against The heart
H. en1r- 10 rpfus tate her were soon r..
wardrd and ~ "a i.w ngmcn,s the wQmnn
mate AN ..ii nif % speak. win IA resulted. how
d
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Snstruttlon.

r2 WHITING, monthly. Bookkeeping nrithmeuc
PEI spelling fAlNE'S ~ Bower, Lp'toN N e,ll,'e r.'
AoIed " WI Broadway, uear 2Olh o. ~
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

Il
rLNNSYLNANlA RAILROAD.
fllE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ALW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN rHROvGH TRANS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE nEfOrS N PHILADELPHIA.
TWO II NEW YORK
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment ami the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety
ON ami after NOV L. 1871
EXPRESS Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses AMI
tNrrlntt 81. Fcrr.cs a. follows,
80 20 . p@l hmtcdl. II 4 " IL 3 q. 6 81. I I 81
+ NJ ~
huats Of HtooklNn Annex" connect with all through
transfer Tor Brunkln travel
Returning train, leave Philadelphia 81 20 3 773O \
80 ANA u NJ limlted express. 80 T. VI T. . 4
81. AMI ~ and u midnight ON sunitN
& 20 3, :: $50 1. -, T. VI and u midnight
Iiektt offices 12d ana VA Broadway No lAstur House
AMI loot oi peshro,sc- amt Cortlanit >ts Court II
AMI BtnokNn ANNEX depot foot ot Fulton It BROOKLYN.
~, lln. ana llS Hud,un ST. nouukru. depot jersey
CIV EmErui teket oliec, Batter, place
ihANh THOMSON I. 4 FARMER
"'iNlHi NAiiA-t' &c 10 7 Ftssi N.'r AGENT
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MOUSE furnshlno.

-TUWsI = VIN3VINI
W ErKLN And MONTHLY rAYMENl
BNNANN BROTHERS.
nos 22S and 30 llul,lu 81 .tolurt Bin.ue GIfatf'
dutupu lu prices lhl-, II t,en tIfut aui rte..- t
WEEKLr AND MONTHLY rAlMINl,
W lthtn lIl idruuir. tdliNts amt hoaIiN. Nrut ~
Illustrated PRICE LIT flllrs ,IOHuy iril.ol
CONFESSIONAL A CO. ;, l55 CARthAnst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-23
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE
HOLD PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OFF
u AND EIETEENTH STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE
HOLD PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF
6 AND FIFTEENTH STREETS n. W.
by virtue OF deed of trust, dated May 10 b, -
A: ID. 1875. and duly recorded in Liber 783 f.,,H
folio 402, ana Liber s43, folio S24 &C.. of the
!ahd recordS OF ashingt0n county, ID. c., and by
the written direction of the party secured we will
eel az public auction in front Of the premises on
O'CLOCK p: m. the following described part of Ior
numbered fye t5l; in square numbered two hun.
dred and twenty-three (223). In the citV or WISE
lngbon beginning for the same at the southwestern
corner OF sala lot and square, and thence runnina
north. along the line of 18th street west. tyentV
,nenee south twenty-eght (28) feet to the Iins OF
Nofth d 81. and thence vest, along said a street
seSshty,tWo (IZ) feet to the place Of beginning as
LILY ILL., nns ceI.an lndenture of lease recorded in
OF the lease are follows: The les sor is bound to
pay ali taxes and public assessments: the annual
rent Is u 800, Iayab'e in monthly payments; the
YER VIII expire September 80, AID. 1882 when
sne lessor Will pay for all the improvements, other
years, at same rent and upon the same terms and
conditions There is also provision In said lease
Tor purchase In I. during said term.
the improvements consist OF good three-story
DER Of Is lso pr now occupied I'M
Terms of sale: One-rhird cash, (of which 1900
must be paid at sae;) the deferred payments to be
made in equal payments In six, twelve, eighteen
the rate of eight per CENT. per annun until maid
payable semi annually. and secured by deed OF
trust aud insurance to the satisfaction of the Trus
tees. Terms 70 be fully compiled with within six
days after the day of saIe otherwise the Trustaas
week 10 ice. at the Risk and of the first pur.
chaser. Al conyeyancing at the purchaser eost
Nm. n. ROACH, lr.-....e'
m!2l-d&ds WIN. II. WARD, trustees.
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DT ED.

hARtEf. On May 23d, 1878, OF scarIa, fa,,ar
adtef an Illness oil Tour days, JESSE MILTos OIL,
f"i "' III. IL A: AND Alice Harvey, aged YEAR,
auu 10 -
hEMQN: At 2:16 am, On May Esd, 1873,
GhAt LEE, infant daughter Of ) Dion G. aad en-
ME hemOn, aged Is days.
o. funeral from 1888 Ninth ST. northwest, Friday,
LADDE. Fell peacefully and sweetIy 10 sIeep
on The afternoon of Wednesday Nav 22J Is7s'
CAROLINE AUGUSTA AIDE.
VIII lay me down In peace and take my rest
fer It Is thou Lord. only, that makest me 10 well
in safety ~ " u"'''
Notice of funeral hereafter
THOMAS. On the 10th OF NAV, 1873 near
Mf1eht CITY. Warren county, Mo-, Rev. JosEPU
n: ILIi MAS, aged sixty-one years, formerly of
VIM. On Wednesday May 20 I. 1873 Miss
ELIZABETH A. WYNN. '1
Inc friends and re atiyes of the family are in
NIted Ioattend her funeral from her late residence
No IN ~ bcSle ST., Georgetown Friday, Gath inst