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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

Total, 100; but one is given for lhe same
.ar.icie exhibited in both Great Britain
and Franco; so that the actual number
issued will be but l6S. The i've obtain
ed by citizens of the United S,a,es are
awarded as f,,Ilnws:
10 g. II. MccorMicK, Chicago, Iii,
mos, fpr his Iirginia Reaper
10 Dawn Dick, MeadsilIe. Wesiern
Penns, lsania, for his .1nfi- friction
Press.
10 CuARLRs GouDyEAR, New Haven,
Csnn., for his India Rubber fabrics.
10 w. HoND ~ SoN. Boston. Mass,
lor an Electric iofk.
10 GAEL BoapEx, Texas, for his
Meaf Bisruif.
We believe the above is corsect
lisl1of the Council Medals AWARDED to
The cisizens of tie United Sta,es;if any
error should appear hereafter, We win
readily cnrrec, il. And il any surprise
lis expressed: al The absence oil A. e.
Hobbs. aud his l'asaufepiic Loek from
the above list, We hope 80 b. able q,
.hruw some light OH that subject hereaf.
Ter For lie present let j. suffice that
the awards were made befure Mr.. tiubbs
lad, beyond cayll. demonstrated the in
security uf Chubh's Lock- and before
he had even attempted To use up Bra.
'mah's. We're The awards % be made
Inos. We have scarcely a doubt thu Mr.
Hobbs would obtain Council Medal
with scarcely show II opposition
And il il no, The faul, Of the Jury for his
class XXI that one was nos awarded
TO him in Jul,
-Of the Jury Medals, which are A.
wasded by The several Juries. subject 10
the revision only Of the S,cfioa o:
Group OF Juries having kindred Classes
:or Departments, aud which are intended
to indicate and reward decided merit III
whatever kind, we think about I've
Thousand are awarded. 81 which, prob,
ably One Hundred Cab 10 the share d
Ecislzens of he Uniled States. OF these
we have i knowledge only IL those a.
wardrd BY the Jury On which we served
that Of Class XXI, for ..Genrral
Hardware. including Locks and Gra,es. z
The Ameficans % WHOM medals were
awarled By this Jury were US follows:
To Day a Newell, New York, frep-
resented by a. @. Hobbs, FOR their Par.
aHlopsic Hank Locks
10 w Adams Il Co.. Boston fos their
CONSERVATION Bank Lock;
Z 10 MeGFeggor a Lee. Cincinnati. fal
their Improved Bank Lock;
70 G. a. Arrowsmilh. New York, fol
Jennings Rarmuta.iun Lock;
10 Charles Rowland, New York, fol
HE Improved Bell I'elegrapil;
10 CoFnellns 4 Go, PhiladeI phia, fol
= Bronze Chandelier:
10 Silas q. Herring. New York, fol
his 6slamander Sale;
10 Chilson, Riehardson q Co., Bos.
ton, FOR Furnscos and Stoves.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
.BIackSlnithing.

cz1L fTsHE undersigned still coa5in-
ncs the Blacksmithing bust
ness at his old stand, North Of Myers
Mill. and is prepared to do all kinds Of
work. in bis line. on as good terms as Il can
be done any where else, and 10 q workman
liAe manner ne
He h thankful for the very liberal pa
tronnge hitherto bestowed, and hopes to
merit . continuance Of the sames
IsSSz STEPHEN OSBORN.
0ttnmwa, aug. 22l, 1851
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
Strayed or Stolen,

INROM Ottumwa, about the 9th OF Sep
4 TENDER. u flea bitten grey horse. about
- years old, l6 hands hi5h, white name
and tail, bind in one eye, stiff in his fore
legs. Any person returning said horse to
me in Ottunwa, or leaving information as
TO bis whe reatouts at the Courier office or
Sharps Tavern shall be liberally rewarded
for the same, j.. j. SHARPS. y
October 10Th, 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
ARRIVAL OF THE
Ell ROP a.


VIEW IOkks OctODeT zSs
The Europa arrived II Halifax yes
ierday, bringing dates 10 the 18Th inst.
The Spanish prisoners who had arri.
we'd IT. Spain, 10 the number Of l26,
were shortly 10 undergo their sentence
10 hard labor in The mines. The hight
est military order Of distinction had
been conferred on General Concha.
Further outbreaks bad occurred in
Malsbar attended with great loss Of life,
The latest sdsices received from The
Cape Of Good Hope we're l2,il Aagnst,
the prospects. are more slishearsensng
than at any previous lime since The
breaking out Of The war.
France was in a state Of general ex-
element.
The u. 8. steam friga,c Mississippi
had arrived at Gibraltar, and Kossuth
had snnounceJ his Intention to sail Cor
Southampton. which rlnce lie would
reach about the 9th.
Mr.. Gladstonc's charges u Disgrace
fnl cruelty against the Nenpoliian Gov
eminent have been fully SUSTAINED.
Tie entire French ministry has re-
signed; The event exri,es The mos, lively
interest throughout Europe, more espe.
cially because The designations was IN.
deisiood 10 have been caused by lhe
Presidents determination torssmre "
Universal Suffrage, mad 10 repeal The cleo
iorai.Iaw of May 81.
Paris remains tranquil. but the news
from some oil The departments is af the
most alarming character; the peasasatr.
Of whole districts are knnvn 10 be mem
hers ~ secre, suciciirs ready to rise al
The bidding Of their chirfs.
Late ad,ices from The department oi
Cher are more favorable than The ..Nlen.
iieur's' previous accounts as 10 the ex-
tent Of secret societies.
AUSTRIA.
We lpurn frpm yienna that the ninis-
trrs had partially arranged The existing
difficulties, and hal They still consinued
in office.
GERMANY.
, The King n Hanover is recovering
frnm his late illness.
The government of SAKE Cp!,irg
had prepared a Constitution for the Du
chiesaof Cohurg and Gotha. hitherto ,tn;
.Iera separate Misunderstanding. The con.
s,iiutirn is ns liberal MS The present com
rliiu,ion nf Germany will pcrmi,--i
establishes only onc legislative assem-
lily for The two Dnchies. In respect ia
The succession il states ,iat Prince Al
hpr,. Husband III the soeeis Of England
,hsllhs rallied toi,. and that lie may
ion.ina,e Governor IL he declines !,
fix his residence in the Dnfhies--if a
the time = reiening Duke. apdlie asrend'
"a foreign throne, he shall Nacaie lla o
lie Durhies.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
ENMARK.

Danish affairs are again becoming
~cmpl,rase.i--.l.e D.i..i-:ers are on the
point nf resignation.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
a List OF Letters

5DEMAINiNG in the Post OiIjee III
LII Ottumwa, on tie 30ilday Of Sep
TENDER. which IL moi taken nut III tIiree
months will be sen. 10 the Dead Letter
Office:
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06


The PreDiams awarded al This Ex.
hib.ion are all Bronze Medals. of admi-
rable design and workmanship, cal,uia-
ted To rrrpeiua,e The memory Of the X
hibiIioii and The merit OF The successful
cxh,hiiors through ages. They are OF
TWO kintls--ilia Jury Medal, awarded
BY the the several Jules 10 The articles
III dtcldee merit exiiihiled in their RES
peclise eiasses; aud lie Council Medals.
awarded by The Council Of Presidents of
The several Juries. on the recommends.
lion IL Hose Juries respectively 20 their
several sections. by these 10 tie Conn
ell Of Presidents, and there al,prn ed
and ratified. |, was intended iha. ,Iris
medal should be given only for Original!
lnsentiuns or discoveries of decilrd
uliliiy AM. merit; but the grounds on
which il is conferred have been psacticai
Fix and considerably uidened in the
lcourse III the Investigations and NV ards.
One Huaare9 and sirfy nine only Of
il,ess Council Medals have been awar
led IN aii--distribu,ei among the se, err
Ial Nations represented ia the Exposition
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
ayTI-BlLLIODS PILL.

Witch is the result Of experience, AMI
when he offers this Pill to tbs pusli,, not
as panacea for all the ills that flesh ii
heir TO, but as corrector to that class Of
diseases arising from hillary arrangements,
be does it whit he most perfect as snfancs
that Il will accomplishments good than any
other preparation now IN use
These Pills may be taken BY the most
delieate female, as well as the most athlets
4 ic man. They may be used with certainty
IN Dyspepsia, CostiYencss. Fem lie O5struc-
lions, ENLARGED Spleen, Foul Stomach.
Bilious, In.ianarofy and Yellow Fevsr,
Jauuiiee, Bilious Cholir, and all other
DISEASES arisin from an impure state OF the
System. The folIowing IS d mple Of th.
humorous certificates the proprietor is
daily eeivinf;
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
S q A Ms
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in usc has accomplished many EkfyN
srdisars Ceres md Lserysdf Snfarsi0a IN
sstcfy and xfae OF dscase that txfeasirs and
-ag'd sale Slsaas OiEin<sf and Condition Tvnder
Ike Di.aenf swiftly sr,nrcrdng all oticf 0.tmrnts
nd fI,nscits for tic OF Fresh Mounds. Calls Of al
A.:s ~,ains Braiscs Cracked Heels, Ringhonc Wind
as. fcN Evil. Gallons. sparins. Sweeney, tstaa. Sit
Fast 81 aims. ia.nvsess, sand Csscks fouadcfed Feet
scratehcs d Grrnsc. sIanse aud Iiotsc pistnmfer.
The Lfafgiln fS3sr vii! remove all INSTRUMENTATION ard
parity The tocs. loosen the skin, CLEANSE tic water
tli Strengthen. every Part OF the sody and has proved
aoseteiggi rtgnes f,r INC following diseases;
Founder. ffsNEf Hide Haiits loss Of Aprctitc, In
vari Straips. Yellow Winter. inflammation OF the Eyc<
Fauc frols asd rcise: also Rtclasni, tco1n.ionly
"a rI still c0ui;ia which rovesxc fatal 70 many vnu
abie horses IL this eotry. IL l. also safe and certain
remedy FOR Coughs .ssi Colds, which gcnefnte % Hanj
tafal diseases.
rcctions followed.
For fufther parsicnars AMI nfrds Of Certificates Of
-exwkabc Csrss, get Psnapaieis Of agksas
w. B. SLOAN,
Grad Depa. ~ Lake 81. Chicago, M
For Sale by J. Pumroy and ". n.
4Hcl,lafinr, Difismua; j. b. .4,iderson.
EdiyciHe; John Beach, sagrnry Gin;
n. n. Sparks. FIrfcisi; Buc1apan =
-fcfeson, .7lbi !; H q. Roland. Bloom
le!f: ------. l.iberfupi{Ie
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
From the N. Y. Tribune, Oct. Is.
The Great Exhibition.

On Saturday last, The GRIND Exposi-
ton Of the Worlds industry 1.-The FIRST
ever attempied--wss closed 10 The pub
lie, and This day the premiums awardedio
The exhihitors will be officially proelaim-
ed. and The Exhibition herewith brought
10 an end. we presume The repaeking
snd. removal Of the artlcles exhibited viii
commence TO morrow, as The Russian
Government is anxious to secure The re-
turn Of lis quota before the Baltic shall
have frozen up. and the Turkish and
several other Governmenis. IL is known.
are eubjec,ed to q heavy expense so long
Us the officers who accompanied. and
The vessels which conveyed Their fabrics
are absent, BIZ. Tor this consideration
We presume that the Crystal Palace
would have been kept open a. leas. a
month longer, Tor The public interest in
lis contents seems To have experienced
no abatemeni bui rather increased as The
day Of closing drew nigh. Probably
three weeks al farlhest wilt see thal un-
preceden,ed. unequaIled collection Of the
elements Of Production aud the maryels
Of Nairre and Afs--ihe total value Of
which is estimated BY competent judges
al fiye Handled Millions of dollars
dispersed and on lis way to every
quarter Of the earth. When shall we
iouk upon its like again!
The Grystal Palace itself. we are ron
fident, will moi be destroyed. 1, is n
miracle VI capIiousness, economy,
strength aud grace, aud greater triumph
nf Ar and Genius ,liallapy thing Il con-
tains. II may be driven gu. of hyde
Patkhy local hostility and desire 10
rrslure that magnificent drive aud rrsnl-
etadc ground 10 us original proportions;
but Il itbe. il can searcely lad "a BE- e.
rsc,rd elsewhere. Such trophy ef The
might nf IaielIecs, tie world cannot viii
iingly let die.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
GILLMORE,S
Anti-Billious pills.


TT is a remarkable fact that most diseases
u Of the present day pariake to 4 great ex-
tent Of q billioustenden-y henca the IRE Z
guency Of those v herein the glands and
membranes are attacked, which are STYLED
inflamatory. At this period whsn our
country is annually visited by fevers and
other epidemics, peculiarly Indigenous to
this country, and thuse residing In parts
contiguous tomarshes, low. wet and swami
py lands, are being constantly affected by
diseases Of the iebfil and bilious class
which is sweeping off thousands Of our
best and most useful inhabitants La this
lanentable state Of affairs is it at all re-
variable ihat there should be treat de-
msnd fer some medicine prepared on scis
cntiGc principles, that would prevent SO
much disease and mortality, end one that
could be in EVERY family. travellers port
manteau, teamsters' pocket. and laiies'
toilette, and used with safety. The pro-
prietor guided BIZ these considerations has
compounded an
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

Apples are worth ~ Per busA. here
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

.TLANNELS-A large assortment OF
IL White. Red, aud Yellow, for sale BY
JoHS Beach.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
aGo II, ye Cripples y

lHAWLS-- Bay State, Blanket, Mole,
Jranl other Shiwls, for sale by
Joas BEacu.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

DELCHER'S syrup Bale Ground, aud
ID Plantation Moiasses, for sale by
JeHS BEACH.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

TJOX and Cooking Stoves. of various ST.
I'D zes, for sale by JOHN BEAci.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

a LARGE lot ef Gum and Buffalo
II Oyershoes. al the Cheap Cash
Store Of ID. T.. INSKEEP a. co. I.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

GHOES-6 cases mems Kip and Ink
~ Shoes, first rate article. for sale by
Nov. 1, 1850. A. NUDGE a. Co.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

DAND Boxes for sale at
ID WARpEE = LrssaroE's.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-18

surrender Of The principle OF Mr. Monroe which excludes
such ioreign Intervention on this continent in any
ringency whatever .e9.
4lh We charge that, several days prior October 9th,
the Republic stated its conviction that treaty guaranty
ing CUBA to Spain had been already entered into by Eng
land and France that the Republic proiessed 10 regard
the consammallon Of such guarantee treaty not be-
ing an overt interference by foreign powers iha instead
OF protesting against such treaty at once, conented
itself with an unmeanng denuncaon of the dietation of
foreign powers 10 government in a manner plainly
implying that in the conclusion OF such treaty OF guaran
tee there was no such dictation and that finally, the
Republics first protest agains, the guarantee treaty
not made I'LL the 9th of October, after had been for
weeks trying to badger il and the administration into
some show OF proper patriotic spirit and policy in the
premises.
These averments, one and all, we make, in far as
the Republic is concerned from the record in its
columns; and we challenge that journal quote any
OF them, and deny stated II il shall do so. will
prove all we assert. And meantime we submit that
avermens leave the administration and the organ in
anything but respectable position
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-18

We are glad to learn that Mr. Maretzeks admirable
operate troupe has been successful in Baltimore beyond
precedent-even beyond expectation. The houses have
been, and continue TO be, crowded with the beauty and
fashion of the Monumental City, and learn that
many OF our own citizens have embraced the opporu
nifty to attend at these admirable musical festivals
This evening 1 Pur,tani will be given. In this opera
occurs the magnificent, duo Siosi La Ironaba. Marin
and Badia will sing they sang il in Havana, when
Manni bad the audacy 10 substitute the word ibertad
Qibery) for ieadad Qoyay,) and put in Jail for his
pains.
We learn that Mr. Maretzek regrets that no theatre
at this time to be had in Washington but that he is de-
srous TO bring oil his company Orchestra and chorus in
cluded) and give Grand operate Concert. If but
moderate inducement can be offered. He asks only
guarantee against loss in the form OF two hundred and
fifty secured seats. at two dollars each.
We have doubt that this or its equivalent in some
other form, be easily given and those
OF citizens who may take Interest in the matter
that Mr.. Marszek will be sure if he comes 10 present
them with musical entertainment such as Washington
has never before enjoyed.
We requested TO state that all letters addressed to
B. Ullman, ESQ., acting manager OF the Italian Opera (at
Banums Hotel Bal,imore,) will receive due and prompt
consideration.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-18
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, Oct I7-5 p m.
We have but little news to-day. Last night quite
cold, and Their slight frost
The Front Street Theatre will be crowded tonight
hear the grand opera Of Norma Almost every 10 al
ready taken been for strangers who
may from Washington. The beautiful opera OF
Purani will be performed night Ii has
yet been fully determined but the probability is that the
company will visit Washington. There will be probably
three four perio FINANCES week.
The results in Pennsylvan and Ohio def-
ney settled that persons will be willing wait for the Of
fical returns. A@sft H4lp|3
Our market to-day is quetsales OF 200 bbIs. Howard
brands So 81 Holders, however, are generally
asking So ST. and 50 81 sales OF 600 bbs City Ms
SO 81 Corn meal, 80 Rye flour, 81 60 Red wheat.
65 "a cents white, "a to "a cents quality Rye, Us
cents OATS 30 a 80 cents. Provisions steady-prces
changed. Groceries quiet. Tobacco il Arm, and sales
are making fair extent. There 10 change in quota
tons Whiskey ~ % cents per gallon Stocks steady.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-18

"What did John Gayle say OF this charge of abolition
ism, which was reckessy made at the South against Mil
lard Fillmore before he signed the ugtvesave BILL and
before he recommended adherence of adj
He said that no respectable of either
party the North would endorse the charge"
#aag Ht fRspnbfie Of yesterday.
WE'LL il John Gayle said that, he and the present Sec
rotary of the Treasury have account settle in the
PREMISES for the honorable Secretary certainly said
ls4s, that Mr. Fillmore was "a known abolonist" But
again ask the Republic is true, il stated
in the newspapers, that Mr. Corwin declined seat in
Gen. Tayors cabinet, in letter plainly avowing that
his opinions in relation 10 the points. some of Them
10 controversy between the North and the South,
were such necessarily to embarrass that admins,ra-
ton II 80. then, has Mr. CoIwin changed his opinions
If not, do those opinions embaryas MIR. Fmore' And
if not, does not the fact plainly show that other men
besides Colonel Webb have cause 10 suspect Mr. Fill
more's soundness on the slavery question:
In a word, if Mr.. Fillmore be sound on the slavery
question: how does happen that in selecting his cabinet
he took two gentlemen recently record in Congress
voting for the abolition of slavery (not the slave ade in
the District OF Columbia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-18
Scinde ana The Pun)aab which had caused inundanons
and much loss of life and property
Fsythsr Ia.elngeoe,- y, d. ...,,


Further Iaieihigenes-by the Ameyioa.
BY the steamer America, which arrived al Halifax on
Wednesday evening, possession of the follow.
ing Items Of news
EKGLAkD-RrcGPTloN OF kossUTn The sxc,sr,ent
at Southampton respecting the arrival there of Kossuh
and his companions continues undated He may be
expected about the 9th 7ih instant. II is arranged
that upon the occasion of his being presented with an
address by the city OF London. he will proceed 10 the
Guild Hall, in an open carriage, with Lord Dudley Stew
art
THE Arctic EXPEDITION Commander Puen landed
al Deal on Thursday from the Hudson Bay C0mpany's
ship Prince OF Wales, after carrying most perilous
search Tor Sir John franklin in the Arctic Seas, IN l549
and 1850 .6aee
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY--According to letter from Vi
emma IN the German journals of Frankfort, the Austrian
government TO mark It's dissatisfaction with the release OF
kossuih, had determined TO demand from the Ottoman
Porte satisfaction Tor the persecution of the Christian
population OF Bosnia and has resolved to enforce the de-
Turkish Croatia and Hergeeoviac
PRAEcE.-PARIs, Friday AT meeting of the provis
ional committee OF Thursday, the president stated that
while the country was tranquil. there had been noticed
some agitation among The revolutionary party in thecity
generally in the FaubourE ST. Antoine The police have
made seizures OF arms, supposed to be from abroad
Gen. Changarnier commented on the severity OF the
speech of the Minister Of the Interior Charlotte.
which, he said, might be dsowned but could not be ex-
planned
The committee adjourned until the 10TH
AUsTRiA--VIENNA, Sept 29.-The market still re-
tans rising tendency, although there had been no
change in the weather, which might do much good In
general business on the whole was full, with prevalent
feeling of depression and uncertainty The unfavorable
state OF the weather advantageous TO the foreign sub
scribers to the loan. FL
EGYpT.-The Times says the news from Egypt relating
TO the dispute between the Pasha and the Sublime Porte
which threatened stop the construction OF the Aexan
da railway, had caused much excitement among all par
ties interested in the overland communication with India
1t is slated that in progress for converting
public meeting in the city OF London on the subject.
SpAIH.--We have advices from Madrid to the 2si ult
is stated that the authorities OF Cuba have proposed
plan to fortify the island at expense of forty millions
Of reals; but Gen Concha is Of opinion that might
be Obtained by the saving proposed in the War Depa-
men committee Of general officers approved OF Gen.
Concha's plan.
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sATURDAY MORNING. OCT. Is. 1851.

r.s AAAr.ss ~ Ksssssh tAs People u IN. Unls.a
States. It'll.
II i with great pleasure that place the address Of
s ilusous exile, to be on hospitable shores,
b.los the public The note Of Major Tochman will sx
o.a Why this valuable document has been withheld
uual this time.
This patriot distinguished alike orator. warrior.
and sa,ssman has been driven from his country by the
uwer which keeps il in bondage. and comes to our
shores as those only which offer refuge TO the sufferer
il The cause Of liberty He will meet reception worthy
Of bis great fe-a reception which will gladden. his
heart, and enable him, trust, while taking repose in
The sanctuary Of free institutions to gather fresh
hopes tina, his noble example may yet be appreciated in
s land Of his nativity. and become to the future strug
ges OF Europe what the example of Washington is to
America.