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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
New York, Aug. 5.

1a New YoRk, Aug. 5.
The Cunard steamer Persia, from Liverpool
25th ult., arrive at 8 O'Clock this a. IN.
She reports Monday morning at passed the
Vanderbilt-at 9, 80 passed the Atlantic. The
North Star and Jason arrived out the 22d
GREAT BRITAIN.-Goyernmen had intima.
ted to Parliament that nothing would be done
IN China but the destruction Of War Junks un
til the result of ord Elgin's mission to Pekin
was asceltained. If il was unsatisfactory
hostilities would continue at Canton.
Lord John Russell had obtained leave to
bring in new bill for the admission of Jews.
Baron Rothschild has resigned his seat but
has been nominated and will be reelected
without opposition. ss sy
The frigate Susquehanna had arrived a. Liy-
erpool. .s5 Is
The Agamemnon had sailed for Cork with
her portion of the telegraphic cable. The plan
Of laying has been altered and the vessels will
commence submergng it on the Irish cost.
Spain accepts the mediation of France and
England on the Mexican question. @
FRANcE.--Of the five democratic deputies of
Paris only two will take the oath to the I'm
perial government. Cavignac cannot and
Goudchauk refuses. sFas *
Attention IN France is centered on the re-
cent Italian plot. Three Italians are about to
be brought to tial on the charge of design
| of murder. feA e{a4esf ssg ~
SPAIN-Executions arising out of the late
Instruction are proceeding at Seville--2l in.
| surgents were shot. xsi 8al
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MT. PLEASANT, Iowa, I
June 2Yth, 1857.

3 sAAAs -. 4u.s nff& .4ftFttA $40 - s.4sss
s Sir; Withthe enclosed appoint
you my agent for receiving names and money
and sending the same to me, as you have all
requisite particulars in my circular--it is use
less to give more in writing except my terms.
Ii you feel disposed to send me some names
will reward you for your trouble--for every
ten names that you send me, will give you
deed for corner lot free Of charge. You will
please show my circular to Mechanics of all
kinds. GiyetAsm chance to invest in what
may make them something il a short time.
You will make your returns within ten days
from the arrival of this, for a longer delay
may spoil your chance-send by express if
convenient. Yours respectfully, ss.Atsa
Aa DR. w. b. JAMES. q
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Courier Office
REMOVE

Our friends win please take notice that the
COURIER OFFICE has been removed to the
I'd story of Prugh's Building, nearly opposite
the Curlew House, where we shall be happy to
see them, and to supply them with everything
in our line Of business. The Democratic
Press occupies the room from which we have
removed A-s s'--f.s $50 t.Atsa
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kuLED by AN EDIroR.-It is reported
here That Mr.. J. b Bowen, was shot on the
Ord inst, by Mr.. j. II. Brown, editor Of the
Oskaloosa Herald. No particulars are given
except that Mr.. Bowen was attempting to gain
admittance to Mr.. Browns room for the
avowed purpose of inflicting personal injury
upon him for some matters between the par
ties, when the latter having first fired three
blank cartridges without the intended effect,
rescrted to bullet with the result first
mentioned. From the account as received, it
would seem that Mr.. Brown was acting strict
ly in self-defense.
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WASHINGTON, August LIST.

WASHINGTON, August list.
New Orleans papers of Sunday last are at
hand. They contain Vera Cruz dates to the
2lst and city of Mexico dates to the 10Th.
As far as heard from the elections are all ia
vorable to Comonfort. 1t was believed that
Benete Quareza, progressionist, was elected
President of the Special Court.
In the election for deputies in the City of
Mexico on the 18th, the liberals were triumph
ant. 5g sasFg 34tIs
Serious alarm was felt egarding the state Of
affairs with Spain.
The Secretary of the interior has add, essed
circulars to the Governors of the States on
The subject. 1t is stated rupture Is inevita-
BILE and called on the Government to hold the
National Guards rea dy for orders, and to trans
nit reports of their numbers and efficiency
to head quarters. ia
The news of the war with the Pinto Indians
was conflicting Cen. Alvarez had not sue
ceeded in subduing them, and it was reported
that his health had given away. sF&
Gen. Loepelz Vega, who was formerly
exiled, has offered his services to Commonfort,
in case of war with Spain. ,aq ~.
Vera Cruz papers were silent on the subject
of the yomit. a e,-a
The Revolutionary movements at Jalapa,
in favor of Santa Anna, had caused the Gov
ernment considerable uneasiness. 1t was gen.
orally believed at Vera Cruz that Santa Anna
was Cuba. ifa4 eeaase5s al s.
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ORDINANCE No 6.

Be 10 ordained by tie city Council Of TIE CITY q,
OHam7od. = 81 ftEl1t .9f seEH {aL
See. /. That there shall be paid by the person
owning, keeping having the Of any dog slut
within the city, the following annual tax thereon, to-
wit: On each dog or spayed slut, one dollar on each
slut Of more than two months old, five dollars.
Sec Q. IL shall be the duty of the Assessor while
taking the annual assessment to to every per-
owning keeping, having the care Of any dogs
Sec 8, Whenever the Mayor considers that the
public safety require IT, he may by In the
newspaper In which the city Ordinances published
order all the dogs and sus WITHIN the city, TO be
fined and kept from cunning at large for any length Of
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time, not Thar three months and II shall BE the
duty Of the Marshal TO Kill or cause be killed any
dog or slut found at Hrge ID the city, during the fme
in any such proclamation mchtioned and any person
owning keeping,or having the any dog or slut
permitting II to run az large, at any such time shall
pay = hne OF not Less than more than twenty
live dollars, together with costs Of suit.
Sec. 4. For services rendered under this Ordi.
nance the Marshal shall be allowed fifty cents in each
case Of killing and removing, and twenty per cent for
c9lkctny ON the amount collected and shah render
his thereofto the city Council at each regu
lar meeting 100 FFfFTe.
Attest, D. F. GAYLORD, Mayor.
JAMES d. DEvIS, Recorder
Passed, June sth 1851
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Sr. LOUIS, Aug a.
d Incomplete returns from city and county
foot Rollins 626, Stewart 3,572 Rollins
majority in county will slightly exceed 800
Vote very much reduced. Mayor Winners
vote last spring was 100. Rollins falls be-
hind Fillmore vote. Complexion vote in this
county indicates Stewart carried the State by
1000 majority. Gasconade county probably
gone for Stewart 159, Rollins 11S. 1t is said
Benton democrats generally refused to vote.
st. Charles, Herman, strong German town,
gives Stewart 16 maj. Returns too Incomplete
y ct to show what Judges are elected.
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c. The following are the papers ra atirg
TO the Jamestowns speculation, for ormation
relating to whichourtcitizens have been ian
portuned for some time past, by parties who
professed to have purchased lots in it. The
whole world and the rest of mankind will please
Know thai the city OF Jamestown is terra incoy-
mita to everybody hereabouts, aud we ought to
know. Everybody abroad, therefore, had Bet
ter stand from under
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Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of the State of Iowa will
meet in Convention at Iowa City, on Wednes-
tuesday,, August 10th, for general consultation
upon matters of vital importance. g-sI
If the amended Constitution is adopted at
the August election, candidates for Governor
or Lieutenant Governor will be put in nomina-
ton at said Convention. &
The ratio of representation will be one del.
egate for every one hundred Republican yo.
tiers in each county, and one additional dele.
gate for fractions over fifty voters Counties
not having the requisite number Of Republican
voters to enutle them to one delegate BY the
ratio adopted. will nevertheless be entitled t.
one delegate. qr .s7ssf aal ts F+r, 4r
BY order of the State Central Committee.
SAM'L j.. KIRKWOOD,
ZOE 'iIs HENRY O'CONNOR,
a5 hia 10 WIN. PENN CLARK,
.ev arts GEO. ID. WOODEN,
HIRAM PRICE. .. d.
Delegates to the State Convention, s.f,
PETER KNOX, -.s..ve-s
THOMAS PING, ~t
THEOPHILUS BLAKE,
-T SAMUEL X. DREAMER, sra
u;, J. C. HINSEY, --zssa7f
A. c. OLNEY, .t,,zial,i
C. C. WARDEN,
E2 JOSHUA MARSHALL, f"1s
J. w. DIXON,
f., s-----g j. w. NORRIS. a
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cV' The Louisville journal never said
keener thing than when it said this: 'sThe
Roman Forum is now cow market, the Tar
reian Rock cabbage garden, the palace of
the Caesars rope walk, and Ashland the res
idence Of j. b. Ciay.o ai 800
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MODEST Elmira, N. Y, contains 10 GOO
Inhabitants and yet one of lis papers (the
Advertissr) quietly speaks of it as "village!''
Why, ii would make at least forty cities If they
would bring il out west. What is the use of
having town where it is not appreciated?
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ST.. LOUIS, july 81

- 80 q = ST. Louis, July 81.
The scale and safe factory of Beard & Bro.
was burned last night, loss $4,000.
The front wall Of the Sd and fourth stories
Of Monk end Chic, liquor store fell yesterday,
burying five persons in the ruins, two of whom
Christopher Chic aud Jackson, will probably
die
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OItUVUu.
Sec. l. That u shall net be lawful FER any person
TO quarry any rock In any street or public ground
within the limits of the city, In the bed of the Dies
Mones River within the limits of the city, unless such
person shall have first obtained written permit from
the Mayor. ..a@ I 7f7-7 ~ :
SEC: 2. IL shall be the duty of the MAYOR before
granting permit to person to quarry rock In any
property such as Is specified in the first section of this
to require such person to pay into the city
treasury such amount as he may direct, or REQUIRE
said person to expend such labor in improving the
streets OF the city as he may direct.
Sec. H. When any person shall have obtained a
permit from the Mayor provided In the first section
OF this Ordinance, 1t shall not be lawful for him to
quarry rock only In such place and In such manner as
the Mayor shall direct.
Sec 4. Any person violating the provisions of this
Ordinance, shall be subject to fine of not less than
twenty-five or more than hundred dollars.
Sec o. III any person shall continue to quarry
rock contrary to the provisions of this Ordinance he
be occupied in quarrying. "a 'aICT =
Attest, D. =. GAYLORD, Mayor.
JAMES ID. DEvTS, City Recorder ~
Passed, June Stk. 1857. Es.te#
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I.tV. sHARDY's Eye Balm will cure any case
of Sore, Weak or Diseased Eyes, it matters
not of how long standing. Ordinary cases of
Sore Eyes it cures in from 6 TO 12 hours.
Read the advertisement headed !. Tremendous
Suecess.''sa ~ a1I Eas4 n23-6w
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OrTUMwA PERRY.
LOOK to your TITLES.

LNINDING large number OF the Wapello
u, defective, have purchased D. c. Mitchellitles
sract of the County Records and having CONS alb
outline of the titles Of all the Real Estate In the cpete
drawnup ounty
Sectional County Maps, Town Plats and Bla
III kinds hand that titles can be examinnks oil
aroperty conveyed with little trouble and expened e n
ga Several valuable Farms and Tswn Lots forssa
Feb 1S-n5l-tf JAMES d. DEyIN
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DuBuouE.A,

DUBUQUE; Aug. a.
About sixteen hundred votes poIled IN this
c.sy. Democratic majority is six TO eight
hundred. ,s5as 4eo8 .ssse. .f.,,....a.
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The Election.

In this county the candidates of the sham
Democracy are elected by upwards of 800
majority. The majorities on the constitu.
ton from other counties: 81"
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Wapelio County Assessmt mt.

We are indebted to J. n. Campbell, ESQ.,,
for the following Abstract Of the Assessment
OF Wapello County, for the year 1857, as made
and returned by the County Assessor:
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MEAT MARKET.

THE undersigned begs leave TO say 10 r.
the Citizens ofttumwa, that he has open.
ed a MARK E,E on Front Street, -------AA
opposite the Curiew House, where he win be happy
to furnish the public with meat FROM TO O'clock
A. NJ, in quantities to suit the daily wants ACUR
ness permanently. j. W. BROWN
Oct 23--n34r-ly ~ N& nnd ,fsEt4sa RI.
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SOMETHING NEW.
POSITIVE PHOTOGRAPHS ON PAPER

II HENSiIAW would respectfully inform the
LIE public that he has opened Photograph
Room between Richards old store and the post Office
in Ottumwa where he Is prepared to take Lkenesses
Paper, Glass, and the Malonatype and Is prepared
to FIJI lockets and breast pins of all sizes In the most
artistic style.
lie has variety OF cases on hand, cheaper than ey-
sold in this place. Call aud examine for
and If the work does not suit charge will be made
reasonable. s
Cali at the "Comet" for further information rnol6.tf
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BLANKsJUsT PRINTEB.~-Attachm bond,

BLANKsJUsT PRINTEB.-z- Attachment bonds
and writs of attachment for Justices, accurate
form. -... .....-.. .-.a.. -..srg9r lr.,
Notarial protests and notices, indispensable
to notaries public. er,3 y
promissory notes, new and approved fern.
These and a general assortment of deeds,
mortgages, powers of attorney, notices, exc
cutions, &C., just printed in good style and on
the best Of paper, and for sale at this Office.
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wheat, which thrives best when brought from
a distance.
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NONRESIDENT LIST.

900 AGENTS WANTED. 400. ~
BUSINESS EASY, USEFUL AND HoNoRARIE.3iEl
Salary sioo, 90 month. Capital rcauigc,s Is. esq
forparticulars, enclose slapr and Adde'S ~
s,,,ao ,s,- q, a. RNRTYN, Plai tow \. T. I,
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GEy Limestone land retains heat the longest;
black, peaty soils radlate heat most rapidly,
consequently cools soonest, and is the first to
experience frost. sf mans Hrrv
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Editorial R0leS

An communications must be accompanied by the
Rsa name of the author, but may be published with
fictitious signature &.aGHAAt &ts#s
Notices Of Marriages, Deaths and Religious Nee sgs
viii be published free Of charge.
Notice Of the meetings of Charitable Inssirons and
Political and public meetings generally rnsf the Is
rates Of advertising.
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NEW YonK. Aup b.

The Police Commissioners ballotted to-day
i7ftimes for TIN Committee, when the sub
ect was postponed till Monday.
TIE Mayors application for special police
men was refused. After sharp debate May
or Wood denounced The Board as a partizan
one. Subsequently resolution was passed in-
structing the Superintendent Of Police 10 de-
tailto the Mayors office such number of the
regular policemen as he may require.
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ORDINANCE No. 3.

ORDINANCE No. 8.
To amend an Ordinance entitled an "Ordinance regu
~ latine the dues and fees of Marshal
Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of the City
Of OHumWa: (
That the whole Of section 18TH Of the Ordinance to
which this Is amendatory be stricken out, and the
following be inserted in lieu thereof: ~ 80 3
He shall be Untitled to the Of 300 per year. for
his services Marshal, Street Commissioner Collect
and for the discharge of such other duties as the
Council may direc to be paid monthly OF the city
Treasury after dedactng the fees received for services
rendered.
Attest, D. ,. GAYLORD. Mayor.
JAMES d. DEyIS, City Recorder. ,,a
Passed, July o, 1851.
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ORDINANCE No. ID.
TO PREVENT THE BURNING or LINE xILns.
Be ii ordained by Tire City Coamca Of the Cit!

Sec. 1. That II shall be unlawful for any person to
burn Lime Kiln within the limits Of this city and any
person violating this Ordinance shall upon conviction
thereof, be fined In not less than fifty dollars
more than one hundred, on conviction upon complaint
filed before the Mayor, other fines recovered
Attest d. =. GAYLORD, Mayor.
JAMES ID. DEvIE, Blty Recorder. f.h. asa4e
Passed, Aug 3D., 1851 n23-3w
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

- We are sorry to learn that an
unfortunate occurrence took place at
Red Dog on Saturday the 10th inst,
which came near ending fatally to ono
of the parties. A difficulty had been
existing for several days, between Mr..
VIM. Langston and DIR. d. A. Crane,
which had been referred to their respec-
tive friends. On the morning in ques-
ton, however, while DIR. g. was sitting
in Mr.. Begold's tin shop, Mr.. L. entered
and asked him some questions in rela-
ton to their difficulty, to which the DIR.
replied by saying that they had refer
red the whole matter to their friends,
when Mr.. L. drew his pistol and shot
him in the right breast. Those present
then interfered, and prevented any fur
ther shooting. The DIR. attempted to
discharge his pistol, but couldn't get it
off. His wound is not thought to be fa-
tai. Langston succeeded in escaping,
and has not yet been taken.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

GOVERNORS MESSAGE. Governor
Johnson's annual message is a most ex
cellent document. and does much credit
to its author. 1t contains a comprchen.
sive exposition of public affairs, and
should be read by every one who takes
any interest in our state government.
1t shows that the governor has applied
himself closely to his duties, and that
he has been striving to do what he
thought best. There are some things
in it with which we do not agree, but
upon the whole, it is the best message
ever written by a California governor.
He gets over the Vigilance Committee
affair = the great feature of his admin
istration = about as well as could be
expected, under the circumstances.
His recommendations as to divorces
and the attachment law, we cannot en-.
dorse. We can see no good that can
arise from making all divorce suits tri-
able in open court, thus rendering deli
cate family difficulties the theme of
public gossip; neither can we see why
district attorneys should be mixed up
with them. In relation to the attach
ment law, we have heretofore expressed
our opinions. The governors proposed
amendments would give debtors an ex-
cellent opportunity to repudiate, and
place creditors entirely at their mercy.
The message is somewhat lengthy,
but it is well worth the time spent in
reading it.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

MAIL STEAMER.-At the time we 90,
to press nothing has been heard posi-.
lively regarding hor arrival. 1t was
reported Wednesday night about IL
o'clock that she was Just coming up the
bay. But owing to the bad working Of
the telegraph line, in consequence Of
wet weather. the report has not been
verified. She may be looked for at anv-
moment, this being her 26th day out
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

TIE WEATHER.-It has been cloudy
for the last week, with slight falls of
rain; but has not been so cold as during
the week previous. In the upper por
tions of the county, mining operations
are entirely suspended on account of
the extreme depth of snow. Water is,
yet scarce in most localiiies but on.
Wednesday night it commenced raining
in earnest, end should it continue few
days longer, and remain warm it will!
give us the best mining season we have
had since 80.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

B. TALLMAN's ExPREss.-This new
Express between Sacramento and Ne
vada, arrived at this place for the first
time on Wednesday last, with four wa
ter-proof Concord wagons, heavily laden
with freight. We understand that this
Express has started with a determina-
ton not to be run off the track.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
MINERS, MEET1Na AT SAN JUAN.
SAN JUAN NORTH, Jan. Id, Is

SAN JUAN NORTH, Jan. IA, 1897.
We are indebted to Mr.. Dornin, ope-
rator at San Juan, and Mr.. Chase, ope-
fator in Nevada, for the following telc-
graphic dispatch:
Some two hundred and fifty miners
representing the adjoining districts, met
here yesterday in convention to make
an amicable adjustment between the
Ditch company and themselves.
A resolution to suspend the resolutie ms
passed at the previous meeting was in
troduced, and committee of ten were
appointed to consult with the Ditch Co.,
and endeavor to effect Compromise
They reported the ditch company firm
at thirty cents.
A resolution to rescind the resolution
not to take the water at more than
twenty-five cents was introduced and
after stormy debate was lost by a vote
of 1O4 to 76. Many refusing to vote.
The majority who felt the pressure of
circumstances then made an appeal to
the generosity of the meeting, and Of
fered resolution releasing those who
felt unable to stand out. This was also
lost. Some of the minority then an
nounced their intention of going to work
at all risks. This provoked lively dis
cussion and heavy cross-fring, in the
midst of which resolution to reconsider
the last resolution was put, upon which
those who favored a continuance of the
strike left the hall in a body, giving the
field to those in favor of taking water at
thirty cents per inch.
The citizens generally are rejoicing
at the prospect of the miners again re-
suming work-as they will, to a general
extent. Those mostly in favor of hold
ing out were not yet ready for water,
and it is thought the compromise for
thirty cents, instead of twenty-five cents
per inch, will be beneficial to business
on all sides.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

T We are requested to state that
Mr q Il. Aolhrook will open his sing
4. school on Tuesday evening next. at
az Methodist Church. All wishing to
;oin are requested to meet as above.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

RoADs.-We would like to speak Of
the condition of the roads but thew
are so horribly muddy we cant bear to
mention them. The Sacramento stages
are accustomed-to arrive at midnight
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

Found DEAD-On Tuesday a man
was found dead on Cement Hill, a short
distance from this city, His corpse ap-
peared to have been lying on the spot
where it was for several days. No one
knew his name An inquest was held
over his body, but we have not learned
the result.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

HARRINGTON & PATTERSON SA.
LooN.-These well known gentlemen
have opened their new saloon in Riley
& Grey's brick building on the corner
of Broad and Pine. On Monday eve
ming, with the libcrality of "good fell
lows" they threw open their house to-
their friends, who, Judging from tho
crowd of gentlemen that throngcd their
rooms on the occasion, are numerous.
All kinds of liquid luxuries were fur
nished in abundance AN excellent
band of music was in attendance and!
"every body had a good time" Their
saloon is bound to be place of general
resort.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

NEVADA MrNsTRELs.-A company of
minstrels have been formed in Nevada
their first appearance Saturday evening
at the Theatre. The amusements will
consist of burlesques, ducts, solos, reels,
fancy dances, &c. AS this company is
composed of yourg men of the place
we hope they may have full house, as
they no doubt deserve. See notice of
performance in another column.