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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Office Of the Burlington and
MO. River r.. n. Company,
Burlington. Oct. rs, 1853.

TIME Stockholders of the B. and No.
i River r. X. Company will meet
a. Burlington on Friday, the 25ta day
Of November aert, at 2 o'clock, II. M,
where the following amendments 10 the
Articles OF Incorporation will be submit
ted for adoption; viz:
ARTICLE 9Th shall be altered aud a
mended TO read rs follows, viz: "All
the proceedings Of the Directors, in or.
der 10 bind the Company. must be re.
corded IN book To be kept by them.
which shall he AZ all times open (, the
inspection Of any Stakeholder, and all
chnsracts made BY them shall be in wri,.
lug under The sea! of the Company, ani
copy therAuf filed in the office OF said
Company"
ARTICLE 9th shall he altered an! a.
inended To read as follows: "Iu all clee.
tons each s;ockholder may vote in per.
son or BY proxy aud shall be en,i,lei 10
vote one vote for each share of stock
owned by him.
ARTICLE 10Th shall lie altered and
amenced 10 read as blows: 1.-The b.,ar,I
81 Directors may order insalm sn,s to
De paid on The stock subscribed at such
times aud places aud in such sums as
'hey may direct. not exceeding five per
Cent. per month, and if such ins,all,nen.s
when called for as the By. Laws NAV di.
rect, are no, promptly pill, the amount
due may be collected by sui, agains, the
delinquent siockholder; or the stuck of
such delinquent may be forfeited by or.
der OF the board To The Company, ,o.eth.
er with all payments made upnn the
sane, the said delinquent having been
served with a written notice to that ef.
iect ten days before his stock shall be
declared forfeited: or the stock of such
delinquent stakeholder may be, bv or.
der ut the Board of DiIeclors, sold al
auction BY giving such norlce of the
sale as the Bylaws may prescribe, auli
1t such stock does not sell for a sutfi.
Client SUN to pay the full amour. OF the
unpaid assessment, the Board Of Direc,-
ors may sue and collect the balance"
Said Article of Incorporation shall be
further amended by adding the following
Article.
ARTICLE 1.-THE Directors NAV re-.
ceive subscriptions TO the stock Of The
Iompany from any counties within the
State. or from any other Municipal In.
corporation upon such terms and condo
lions as may be agreed upon BY lllem;
such counties or municipal incoi para.
lions being entitled TO all The rights and
privileges Of individual stock holders.-
The Board Of Directors may aIso an.
shor'ze subscriptions to be made 10 the
stock Of said Company payable ia real
estate o. other propertp upon such terms
and condision as they may direct. y
ny order of The Board of Directors.
OLIVER COOK, Sec'y, ~
Burlington. Oct. 9Th.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
A Startling Contrast.

We do not remember to have for
years in our daily voy age on the great
ocean OF newsPaperdom, as much sug
gestlve matter in so small a compass, as
is contained in the following statement
from the N. Y. Economist:
The United States Army numbers
about 10000 men, and they cost the
country last year $s,225,546 for pay,
subsistence, clothing, &c. That is $500
per man, or if we deduct the militia ex.
penses. $500 per man. In would puz
zle any one to tell of what service were
those men. living uselessly in barracks
and old forts, eating three meals per day .
and turning out occasionally to touch
their caps TO their officers.
The Illinois Central Railroad army
numbers ten thousand men also, and
they receive from the company SO, 7O0,-
900 per annum, in return for which they
labor twelve hours per day on work
which gradually stretches itself through
the most fertile plains, connecting the
great lakes with the Ohio and Mississip-
pi rivers and ultimately with the Gulf
of Mexico"
The relative advantages of these two
armies 10 society. presen, an interesting
matter for study, and are graphically
skeiched by the New York Post. The
prospective building of the Great Cen.
trail Railroad of Illinois, alone, has adj.
ded to the wealth of that State, in the
appropriation of wild lands, the sum OF
forty millions with strip of but twelve
miles IN width, and the actual construc,
ton of the road will bring to ready
market millions of acres of land now
owned by the General Govern .nent,
which, were the road not constructed,
would lay waste for years to come
The federal government employs ten
thousand men. at an expense of eight
millions of dollars, to carry muskets.-
The Central Railroad Company employ
ing ten thousand men at less than four
millions, coniers vast property upon
the State, upon the the federal govern
meut and upon thousands of farmers.
Year after year. the government. spends
It's millions of dollars, eifectng nothing,
but the turning loose of superannua,ed
soldiers. made paupers by life of idle
ness, to prey upon the Industrious, dur.
ing the remainder of their existence.
The illinois Company, by three
years expenditure, establishes seven
hundred miles of iron rails through pro-
life farms. many Of them owned by the
persons whom they employed to build
the road; men of industry, vigor. wealth
and intelligence. The United States in
thirty years have spent $300, 900. 900,
enough TO build double track to the
Pacific, and they have done nothing to
show for the money bu. some old forts,
guns, taiiered uniforms, and demoralized
veterans.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
II James Lakeland, ESQ, was

EJames Lakeland, Esq, was on
Monday last, elected Judge of the Grim
inal court of ST. Louis. There were
seven candidates in the field. Although
wing. the Republican of that city does
not regard the election Of Mr.. Lacklaud
as party triumph, but rather as a de.
cisive expression of the public will in
favor of morality, and due observance
of the Sabbath, and opposed TO a change
in the present grand Jury system.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
NEW YoRK. Oct %

NEW 1ORk, OcI. ~.
The steamer Humboldt sailed at noon
to day with l60 passengers and $685..
4s3 in specie.
Among the passengers are Lewis Cass,
Jr., Minister to Rome; John Jacob As.
tor, and the Ravel Family.
A Washington dispatch dated yester.
day says sit was decided yesterday alter
noon at Cabine: meeting, to dismiss
Collector Bronson, forthwith"
Mr.. ii. ]. Redfeld is to be his sue.
cessor.
Mr.. O'Connor is no. to be death
with.
He will resign as soon as Mr.. Bron-
son gets his papers, which will be sen,
on to- morrow.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have decided after LIST of No
vember 10 increase the tol' on freight On
90 % per ton--it is now 81 rs.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

FART Ladies of the Agency
City Sewing Society have Fair and
Supper on the evening Of the 10Th inst.
Will not the citizens of Ouumwa, o: a
respectable number at least, be presen,
on the occasion. Nothing begets q
frendlier feeling shan intercourse of this
character between the citizens of one viii
lage and another.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
The Attention

OF stockholders in the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad Compan y is
called to notice which will be found in
another column, for meeting at Burling-
ton on the 25th inst. We hope there
will be a full representation OF the Stock
holders from this county present, as nu-
merous important alterations are to be
made in the articles OF incorporation.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

D A gentleman claiming to be q
"frienG to the human race" and who
keeps the run of facts, figures and ba.
bies, has just laid before San enquirine
world the following statistics:
The whole number of languages spo-
ken in The world amounts to 3.O65-567
in Europe, 726 ia Asia, 276 in Africa,
1854 in America. The Inhabitants OF
our globe profess more than 1000 diff
feren, religions. The number of men
is about equal to the number of women.
The average of human life is about 33
years. One quarter part die previous to
the age OF z years, and one half before
reaching the age of II, and those who
pass this enjoy felicity refused to half
the human species. To every 1000
persons, only one reaches loo years in
life; to every 100, only seven reach The
age Of sc; and not more than one in
500 live to 80 years OF age.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
wA slave was arrested las, week in

1A slave was arrested last week in
Cincinnati, taken before Commission
er, and an investigation commenced
Before it was concluded, and while the
Commissioner was delivering his opln.
ion, il was discovered that the slave had
disappeared. His counsel declared their
entire innocence in the matter, but The
free negroes shouted loudly at the event.
Inc owner promptly notified the Mar.
shall that he should hold him RESPONSE.
bic for the value of the slave, and this
may bring him back again.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
Immigration In IOwa.

Our exchanges from every portion o
the State are filled with notices Of the in.
coming tide which is SO rapidly peopE ne
our State with population, enhancing the
value Of our real estate and fast building
Us up into the full proportions Of pow,
erful eIber of the union. Our ferry
at keokuk has been crowded with immi
grant wagons for weeks past, and the
Boats from below bring more than the
usual number of immigrant passengers
for this season of the year.
The Julia Dean recently arrived with
over forty families from the Muskingum
river, all fully equipped for sesslemeCt in
iowa.-Rattey Whig.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

ordinary construction has given rise to a
few improvements; for which patents
have been granted. Thus far. however,
nothing has been presented which can
render these com; ounds entirely safe;
while the frequent aed dreadful accidents
almos, daily recorded from their general
use should prompt the public TO The ut
mos, care. If no, to Danish them from
all dwellings, as movable lights. and es-
pecially when burned in lamps, of fra
gile materials Albany Journal.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
From Santa Fe.
INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 24it

INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 24ih.
Santa Fe mail arrived on the 22nd in
slant.
No news of special in terest.
Gov. Lane. Mr.. Kingsbury and Mr.,
Sloan, passengers.
Padre Galle;os. the newly elected del.
egate, will some in November; his sea-
viii be contested.
Full notes Of Aubrey's expedition
will be found in the Santa Fe Gazette.
He returns TO California imme ID lately
with $4,000 sheep.
Gov. Lane left on the Honduras, to.
day..
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

vThe Governor of Illinois has set
apart Thursday the 24,h inst. as a day
for Thanksgiving. Will Gov. Hemp
stead do Likewise of his own accord,
from a sense OF ihankfulnesss to his
Creator, or must HIS Erceliency be a.
gain solicited to do so?
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

The RIVER AND FREIGHTs. The riv.
er is still very low. The daily packets
from ST. Louis, are delayed several
houts behind their time; aud navigation
has abou, stopped above the rapids
Freigh,s are % els per hundred from
ST. Louis to Keokuk, AMI rs cts TO
Burlington and Muscatine; and havs
risen from 6 to cts, to 10 cts fur wheat,
and 8 c;s tor OATS Val. Wing. 25th.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
Election In Nebraska.

We have been favored with a copy Of
The returns of the election Cor Delegate
- Congress fron the Territory Of Ne
hrasks that was holden at 3ellt,ew ON
he lih inst. The result of which is
as follows, viz:
For DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
HadIey ID. Johnson, 35s votes.
For Governor.
William Hamilton, 3Ol votes.
For SECRETARY. ..
Monson A. Clark. eos votes.
For TREASURER.
I'll. L. Downs, 2S3 votes.
Nothing worth recording iranspired
through the day, a spirited and deter.
mined feeling seemed to prevail ha, Un-
Gle Sam must take notice Of the Nebras.
kians. and they also determined to be
heard in their own behalf. regarding the
organization and division of Nebraska,
in the next Congress. Council Bluffs
Bugle. s...--. .N.t
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
LANCASTER. Pa. Oct 81.

! 1IANCAoIEU, A.s OCI. III.
A collision occurred on a railroad
bridge at Coatsyille this morning, be
tween freigh. train going down and Q
passenger train coming up.
Both engineers were disabled.
Two men, one named William Davis
were killed. and another named Unke
severely injured.
Owing 10 short curve near the bridge
where the collision occurred, the trains
were not going more than four miles an
hour.
No passengers were injured.
In the las. car, the collision was scarce.
ly felt.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
Nrw Srocv Jous GpAyrs has ms,

New STocK.-JoHN GRAVES has just
returned from the river with new stock
of Saddles and Saddlery Hardware which
he will dispose Of for cash on good
terms. JOHN is ga gentleman and a
scholar" and will do the fair thing
Don. forge, 10 give him a call. See ad-
veriisement.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

n The New York Tribune, very
tiuly says: A prominent vice of our time
is the universal tendency towards filling
responsible places with .imorous, inof-
fensiye, negative. half-a and half men,
whom nobody can be jealous of because
they are nobody, aud amoun, to nothing.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

To FARMERs.-The publishers of the
Io,Da Former have sen, US few copies
Of that interesting Agricultural paper,
which we shall be pleased to give to any
of our farmers who desire to subscribe.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

PRoGREss OF THE CAPITAL AT WASH
INGToN.-The force now employed on
the Capital extension consists of 200
marble cutters and assistants, 200 labor
ers, 90 carpenters, II bricklayers, be.
sides other mechanics in less numbers. -
Upwards OF $4,000 bricks are laid daily.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
ARTHuR's HOME MAGAZINE for N

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE Tor NO
yember has been received. As usual il
meets with hearty welcome and is ca.
gerly perused, not only by ourselves. bn
by number of our fair friends. Have
to lend it, Arthur, cant refuse. Make
some of them subscribe before long.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

ADVANCE OF KANAwHA SALT.-The
Kanawha sal, company have notified
Mr.. Rutfner, The Agent, 10 advance the
rates on salt 10 cents per bushel. The
prevailing rates had been 35s47 cents at
Louisville, KY. f3
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03
New York, Oct. 81,

New YORK. Oct. 81.
The Niagara arrived at midnight
The Arctic arrived out on the 18th.
The news has had a favorable effec
upon The market. Letters from Paris
state, that letters from Conslantinople
say that in private circles the Eastern
question is closely examined in every
point, and the conclusion is tina, there Is
no escape from war.
Russian agents are actively engaged
in Turkey, stirring the people up for an
instruction. -..H
The Sultan announces that if Russia
does not evacuate the Danubian princi
pall'ies, he will consider it case oil
war, and &C, accordingly; but the Turk.
ish troops will not cross the Danube.
The proclamation of war is pos ted
on all The mosques.
The Sultan has invited the combined
fleets of France and England 20 ton.
staniinople.
The Black Sea is to be Tree to neutral
vessels.
Corn will be imported into the PapaI
States duty free.
The Emperor Of Russia has author
lied the free importation into all ports
Of all materials for equipping ships-ihe
privilege to continue for five ears,
PARIS, is The police made search
for kossuth, at the house OF DeRiff, a
Hungarian, bu. he has no, been found.
The Emperor Napoleon is reported
10 have said, that unless Ruasia yields
war mus. be proceeded with.
-a~ Additional.
New YoRK, Oct. %.
The overland mail has been ,elegra oh.
ed. Commodore Perry's squadron had
reached Japan; he departed on the 9Th.
The commodore and his party were well
received. Negotiations had been post.
poned ill spring.
A formal complaint had been made by
the Pope against Gavazzi to the govern.
ment in America.
The Niagara passed The Africa off The
Calf of Man.
Amir Pasha, on The 9th, formally sum
moned the Russians to evacuale the prin.
clpalities; if refused, nostili,ies to com.
mence Immediately.
A levy of $50 900 Turkish troops
has been ordered.
General orders had arrived at the
Russian camp. and the troops were pu,
in motion. Fifteen battallions marched
through Bucharest.
/. is reported that Prince Gor,clahofl
has formally annexed the Principali.
ties.
The Russian officials have all left
Turkey.
A Russian squadron is on its way to
the Mediterranean.
Austria is augmenling her force on the
Turkish frontiers.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

HThe price Of passage from Chiea
60 to ST. Louie by the Railroad is now
90 90.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-03

BILE.
There are variety Of guns patented
that load lhemrelves; a fish line tina, all
jnsts its own bait; and a ra, trap ,ha,
throws away the raj, and then bai,s and
sets itself, and stands in the corner for
another.
The truths of the pa,eI, Office are
stranger than fiction.
There is machine also by which a
man prints instead of writing his III is
tits played on like piano. And speak .
ing OF pianos, il is estimated thar nine
thousand are made every year in the u !.
nited States. giving constant employment,
to one thousand nine hundred hands, and
costing over two millions of dollars.
One class of inventions. we are clad
to see, meet with deserved Reproduction.
Whatever may be said of Others, the
examiners of the patent Office are no,
likely to exagera,e. either from ignor.
ance or design. This is their official
Judgment.respecting "burning fluids:"
"There is yet much to be accomplish.
ed in pertec,lng artificial light; and i, is
to be regretted tina, inventors should he
so generally satisfied with attempts on
their part to render The use of danger.
Gus materials popular. rather than occu-
py themselves with the search after
something that could be used to supply
sh's want, without endangering ihe safe
y OF oil who participate in iis consump.
ton.
"fhe Gesire to render the use of high.
y combus,lble fluids less dangerous Than
'nsy can be when burned in lamps Of the
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fir Die
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paungscrgane unp 8einiauna ees Ntdgens
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reoer IIbit cotr in unlrn Sdnillltn 9etrauebt unh
L.,
ben, 10 empftbtn mir i'm nit 8cr9ni9tn Dem quilts
FUN ais cine tbr Ibdebare gRtNi3in an.
6. Bourne. @iq., Gaitbier oct 9iattcnaI 8ant,
prcpoSnse, 9. 6, Il. 9B. Spsntrr, Gll., Galbltr
0tr eims SRcd Sant, cbcnoaabit Gbrp. gsni. pbils
lips, @bru. 8. y. Rihmrno, 6. 9 Srnes, @otter
oss 9rcpiosntt Sen. lopy ISM SttIc, SR. SS. g.
N9., Gprus Siihsr, O1. q. 9. y" Samts puthlncn,
G5. e., Dta. y. s. Bates, Ortt. Stnl. SeIbp, uno
bunosrt Quotrt prr ocbttarltsn SomSn prn prcpi:
pcnse.
Dielts 6tguet oa6 itb fdr cine 2tn;obl ron Sabrrn
nit Der 3u6trtitun9 uno Interchangeable pcn 9Qcrs
lE's giauneu9clettm Snrup ron Gelbanprr:gSur:
ttu pertraut bin. 1udb bin h init otltn modus
operandi bti Srautbcttsn tItanut uno fam fa9sn,
oae perldbc in allen 6iniihtsn fir bic 6eituna bcr
aneessbencu Sranthtitcn pcrtrefih 9st9nCt III. Or
III DEFENDERS uertbpcu bel II npero oau db { c q
mo olISr s bcassuosn Spn,ptCme, btpirtt cine 9es
iunce Sbit9ttit Der e6 entftrnt Grltarrun9 uno
lnth5st9tt oies Organs uno lflnulirt sur 9tlunotn
Sb6tietiit bes san;cn Spltsms. Ills elm y 1t:
rsintesr bat CT ciues Slsitbcn ni6t.
DaSib SplmrS, W. 8.
prcpiosuts, 81. e., Sanuor a, 1853.
5ubtrsitst prn G. SRerIs uno Gr. .446
8rraopor, Mtupcrt. uno pcrtauft rcn Dru9Sits unp
1nocrn in eiSltm uuo anoCrn sdnoGrn.
5u batsn I'M 9ubitcbr bes 9atrietCn. bel
8ed, 0utb unb Srerler,
SO. 81 gpcrb Samiltcn StraBs, 1usntaun.
SPai A, 1853. uo1S