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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17
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URuINXNI!E NO. re.
AN ORDINANCE for making Sidewalks on pupt d
Main and Hasle streets

AN ORDINANCE Tor making Sidewalks on part Of
Main and Halle Streets.
Be II orddtnsd by the 7own Council Of the toscn OF
Agency ltv That the property owners, both sides
Of Mainsreet between College street the and
Ann street the west construct sidewalk eight feet
vide ain slso property owners OIL each side OF Halle
street shall sidewalk to be constructed from
Washington Avenue TO High street, four feet wide;
sAid aid walks to be constructed Of good material,
either oil pa stone brick and to be put dow in
q good aud substantial manner; the sidewalks to be
made within thirty days after the taking effect of this
Ordinance; and any one neglecling refusing TO
make such sidewalk in front Of their property within
the above specified time. the Town Council shall let
the to the lowest responsible bidder charging the
expense Of the against such owner which shall
become lien upon such property % the Law proyldse
Passed In Council November I'd, A. D. 1859. q -
a. JONATHAN POUND, Mayor.
j. H. CARTRIGHT, Recorder.
Nov II, lS59-36-1 lew -.
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LEAvENwosrn, Nov: 1.-THE Express from

LEAvENwoRra, Nov: 1.-THE Express from
Denver city on the Sd inst, with $25, 900 in
treasure, reached here to-day.
E. d. Williams, delegate elect from jeff
erson Territory, has also arrived. Its said
his seat will be contested by DR.. Wiling
It is alleged that over 200 votes cast for him
were thrown out bv the canvassers
The election of Steele for Governor is con
tirmcd.
The Legislature will meet on the 9TH inst
The weather in the mountains was very
fine, and mines continued to yield largely.
The Utah mail of the 2lst has also reach.
ed here, but it brings no news ofimportance
PARROTS majority for delegate from Kan.
sas Will probably reach 5000.
The republicans have majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
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OR DINANCE No. 20.
AN ORDINANCE creating the ONCE 81 Fire wardsns

and defining their duties.
Be Il ordosnsd ty The 7ogN Coxnct1 ~ ne 7oses
Of Agency City, That the Office Of Fire Warden 10
hereby created who shall be the guardians Of the town
against accidents by fire.. Their duties shall be
extensive with the limits Of the corporation and con.
sst In examining all hues, chimneys, and places where
fire kept or designed to be Kept, and that they
constructed In amauner form 50 ~ to be safe
from accidents from FIRE; they shall design and to In
struct all such repairs aud improvements In their
judgment will be the safest, and In the most economi
cal manner; the way that all such repairs end i'm.
provemen shall be made, and al places that they
may and in an unsafe or dangerous condition, they
sha direct us immediate repair FIRST giving the own
agent the privilege Of making such repair, and
II any person persons ref sing obey
the instructions OF said Fire Wardens then said Fire
wardens shall enter upon said premises and cause -
be made such repairs improvements charging the
to the agent Of such property and the
expense therefor shall be collected by the corpora.
IT, ut action for damages before any court having
Jurisdiction, and the shall be lien upon such
property. the same rs mechanic's lien. And any
refusing neglecting to obey the directions
of said Fire Wsrdens, upon conviction, shall forfeit
and pay fine of two dollars, together with the costs
of prosecution for such ofrense. ..isS,s,s-
Passed in Council November I'd, A. D. 1883.
JONATHAN POUND, Mayer.
J. Ii. CAHTRIsnr, Recorder. 40
Nov. IL, 1850 36-1 2w.
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Su.RvCF,s SIZE

Z BY virtue Of an execution to me directed from the
District Court Of Wapello county, State of Iowa,
viii expose to sale, at public ACTION to the highest
bidder for cash in han the front door ofthe
house in wapello county, state Of Iowa, the 18th
day Of December, 1882 the hours Of o'clock
m and o'clock m, of said day. the following des-
crbed re ii estate viz The north half the south
west quarter of section four township seventy
1t range fifteen (l5) west, In Wapello county. Iowa
Taken the property of VIM. VI. Peek to satisfy an
execution in favor Of Robert p North and against
WIN. NJ Peck, for the sun of ninety-two dollars and
tweptyone cents and interest and costs.
36-if--iw WV. LEWIS, jr., Shit
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CSryAY NOTICE.

VUNAKEN UP by UbeIlah ConWeII, az MS pIantati0T
u in Cass township, wapeo county, Iowa, on tbs
list day of November 1859, yoke of work cattle.
the following description, towit: Both marked with
crop of the lef ear and an underbitin the right
small circle cut the under side of the left horn
each steer red and white pided the other brIndlt
and white pided both having a star white spot or
the forehead resembling each other very much. Sup
posed to be six old, and valued At Fifty dollars
by John Conwell, Samuel starr, and Lewis Stump, be
fore J. II. Hull Justice Of the Peace ~
JOSEPH HAYNE, County Clerk.
Nov IL, 1859 SO 1f.3m ss'9-
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ORDINANCE No. 81.
AN ORDINANCE to keep clear from obs.ructine ali
/ alleys, sidewalks and cutters. ttas e

alleys, sidewalks and cutters. tt6as
Be it ordained By the 7oqcn CoancS, ofhs 7o.cs
Of AGency GSty, That any person placing any ma
terial, barrels, boxes or animal vegetable sub.
stances or any other substances In any of the Streets
alleys sidewalks cutters drains within the limits
of said corporations 80 as to obsruct the in any
way, and allow the to remain four hours
the arsha shall forthwith to sause the same
to be removed charging the expense Of the removal
upon the person so obstrucng, and collect the
at AN action for damages, and he they offending
shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction, shall forfeit and pay fine Of one dollar
together with the costs of prosecutions for each time
so offending; but there shall be nothinghn this Or
dnance SO construed as to prevent space of thirty
inches Immediately adjoining to business houses o
said town. for the purpose OF exhibiting samples Of
stock In trade. Passed In Council November Cd 1850
JONATHAN POUND, Mayor.
J. H. CARTRIGHr, Recorder.
= Nov. IL lS59-36.lf.2w 80
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Peterso MS Magazine.

We are in receipt of this popular. Lady's
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Der. Peterson" has a circulation already
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE bark GuStave,
from Breme, has arrived here. She reports
Oct 14th took off the crew Of Is persons
from the Portuguese bark Maria Jose, from
'Pernambuco for Lisbon. She was in a
sinking condition at the time, and went
down.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

SABA young lady of estimable family
and amiable disposition, committed suicide
by drowning in Lost Creek, near Denmark,
Iowa, on Monday, the 7th inst. She was a
student in the academy there. Only the
Christian name, ANNIE, is given. The only
cause assigned for this melancholy event
was low spirits, and morbid feelings of cha
grin, on account of fancied want of appre-
citation on the part of friends. She was a
resident of Mr. Edson's family.
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A small steamer has been built in England
of steal plates one-eighth Of an inch in thick
ness Sheis 20 feet long, IL feet broad and
Ct feet deep, and measures 20 tons. She has
proved to be an admirable sea boat
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COnIlGalerci0l.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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NOTyCE.-At meeting OF the Stockholders,
President and Directors ofthe Farners andMerchants
Bank Ashland, wapeo county Iowa, at Ashland Nov.
1ath 1882 1t agreed unanimously to close up the
business Of said Bank and to dissolve the Corporation
on the 10th day OF December, 1882 and all indebted
of said Is required TO he presented
or before the said 10th day of December, 59.
Z Nov. II -36-3w J. T.. WILKINSON Pres't.
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Information wanted of Benjamin Maxfela
He has family in this place in destitute cir
cumstances, and his wife has become. insane.
He left here about six weeks ago. He wor-
ked on the railroad at or near, Agency. du.
ring the summer. Any information viii be
thankfully received by addressing this foffie.
Fairfield Ledger. ~ gs}aiu s.49 ~
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MARRTEIo-InB lak esbhrg, on the 18th inst.
nv the Rev. h. b. Arnold, Mr.. A. II. GRIswoLD, and
Miss ELLEN TgRRiLL, both of this county.
Accompanying the above notice was 81 10 for which
unusual Of berality to the printer ienl Grswold
viii please accept thanks. Our best wi hes for hi,
happiness In his new relation he well kno@s he would
have had anyhow.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

The human heart revolts against oppres.
sion, and is soothed by gentleness, as the
waves of the ocean rise in proportion to th'
winds. and sink with the breeze into mild.
ness and security. y az ~ - =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

The Barrit House, Burlington, was on fire
Saturday morning. The fire was occasioned
by a fiue, and extingnished with the destrnc-
ton of one windoy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

The Sigorney Democrat says party of
Musquakee Iniiians is 'encamped on a stream
abort seven miles North West of that town.
They design remaining in that part of the
country during the winter.
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MuwAuKEE, Nov. 1l.-Returns from 80
c"unties give an aggregate majority as follows:
Randall, Reb. for Governor 1904: Hobart.
Dem. $3.50. 90 counties yet to be heard
from, which in 1857 gave small Rep. major
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

1t is the opinion oflnany that the Harper's
Ferry smeute was a Democratic scheme to
influence the November elections, and that
Cook, under the direction of Gov. Willard of
Indians, and others, was traitor to Brown
instead of the law. Circumstances favor this
hypothesis. -03 80 s. u. -. ifles4 = :
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Tt is said thai work on the M. & NJ Rail
road west Of Iowa City, is now being vigor-
ously prosecuted and that the road vii! be
completed to Grinnel, % niles, shortly.
Nothing doing on the Muscatine and Oska-
loosa branch, so far as we are Informed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

We hear that an accident occurred to the
Peoria train from here Thursday p. m few
miles this side Of Peoria. Baggage and one
passenger car, from some cause, got off the
track, and were smashed up. Two o, three
passengers slightly hurt. -Hawk-Eys.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

CHARIEsrowS, Va, Nov. l0.--Eyeping -
rhe court to day sentenced Cook, Green,
joppee and Copeland, to be executed on
Friday 10th December. IL is supposed that
10Y. Wise will respite Brown and execute
The whole Of the condemned prioners on the
same day. The court has adjourned for the
term q ~
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OTTUMwA sEMJNAUY.

H%HE I'm term VIII commence Monday, Nov, 2Ot1
1883. The instruction win be systematic and
tAoroHgh, ana every reasonable effort viii be made
to render the insttution permsnent and worthy Of
patronage STUDENTS viii be prepared for College.
Professions. Business, or Teaching Tuition win ne
per term Of ten, weeks, Primary Glass, ~; Junior
Class 70 Senior Class IS Latin, Greek. French.
Drawing. Painting Wmter-Colors Wax. Fruit ana
Zephyr Work. each, %; OIL Painting, ts
BOARD can he had for about ~ per week e--ss-ss 1
students will be received Vt any timc and CHARGED
from the date OF entrauce. 80 800 -
Z. Q. MaOnM ARD A. D. Pfinetexa- ss..sk 80 q
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/ A terrible prairie-fire swept over fifteen
miles Of Jasper county, few days ago
The Newton Press states that it destroyed
one mans house, stable, stacks. and two
horses, the orchard and nursery of Mr.. New
eli, the stabling, stacks and 800 bushels of
corn belonging to John Houk; the barns
and other property Of A. w. Mcdonald, and
m immense amount Of fencing. g
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The Prospectus Of, the New York Tribune
which we publish this week, is specially
commended to the favorable. notice Of our
readers. We invite every one to read it,
and if not already subsc iber. to seai forit.-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

Weare not yet prepared to give the pre-
else majority in this State at the late election,
but it is conceded that it will exceed 5000 a
hundred or more. The official canvass will
not be had until the Legislature meets. The
Republican majority in the Senate will be
g.; in the House, IA on joint ballot, II.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

We learn from w. D. Clark, esq. Of, Ed
dyville, who has been engaged upon the sur
vey Of the X. 4 F. p. & NJ. Railroad below
this city, that large force is at work be-
tween Bentonsport and Philadelphia, and
that the right Of way generally has been OBJ
tanned for the whole line from Eddyyillc
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CaAxGEor TiMr.-A change Of time on
the d. 4 NJ. R. r and ON the c.. B. & @.
Railroads, dating on Tuesday the 18th, it
viii be seen has taken place. ea 81
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OnIO-OFFIcIAL The majority for Dem
mis- IN, Rep. Governor, 3,237 for Kirk, for
Lie it. Governor, l4,747.r The majorites on
the Republican Legislative tickets, where the
Republicans expended their chief effort, with
a view to ousting Pugh, average 2l,5s6---
They did the clean thing, all around. Next
year Ohio wilbe good for any majority that
viii be required of her. ~
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Courier init
mates that Thurnow Weed, of the Albany
journal, is about to commence libel suit
against the Herald of this city. The alleged
libel is the article which has recently appear
ed in the journal charging Weed withcom-
plieity in the African slave trade.
The Argo took out liz passengers and up
wards of $500, 900 in specie.
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WlsconSon-ma]orlty not yet aScertai he'd
Thus in every State north Of Mason and
Dix,n's Line in which elections have been
held the present year. except California and
Oregon, the Republicans have achieved q
triumph. A more brilliant summers cam
paiyn has never been witnessed lis but
the presage fwhat IS to come in the great
national contest of 1860.
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A Word to Our Patrons.

Experience having demonstrated to US
the folly Of the Credit System, we have deter
mined on and after January lst next, the
commencement Of the 10th Volume of the
COURIER, to conduct our business exclusive
ly on the advance pay or cash principle.
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LOOK Our.-Isiis of Hartford Exchange
Bank Of Indiana, y have made their appear
anoe IN various parts Of Illinois. beware Of
them. They are base frauH s
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.Mirth should be the embroidery Of the
conversation. not the web and wit the or
nament of the mind, not the furnitur... sa
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Yesterday afternoon, as the express train
on the Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington Rail
road, due here quarter to two o'clock, was
crossing the bridge just beyond Hale's mill.
about Ave miles out, the baggage and pas
senger cars were thrown from the track and
dragged some seventy yards over the timber
and trestle work, before the train could be
stopped. There were some thirty passengers
abo lrd, whose escape from death was most
miraculous. Every seat in the car was made
a wreck. Only one passenger, an aged gen.
tlenan from near Knoxville, Mr.. James Daw
son, was seriously injured. He was bruised
internally, and was brought to this city and
taken to the Buckeye House.
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For 0SE DoLLAR.--An advertisement vii,
be found in our columns, relating to Baltou's
Dotlar .Kagazine a wonderfully cheap work
and which, though published but five years
has yet reached theextraordinary circulation
of 100000 How such a magazine. entirely
original, and finely illustrated, with one hun.
drcd pages in each number, can be afforded
for one dollar year, is to use On unsolved
riddle. y ,s44s - g. at,.ssses 81 -shci
UREA, N. Y, Nov. 1O-Gerritt Smith
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ST, LOUIS, Nov. s.--An Important ,docu-
lnent has been prepared for the press and
published here to day. presenting an author
alive exposition Of, the views Of the Hon.
iidward Bates, on the slavery question: 1t
Of a radical Republican character. He be-
iieves slavery is not beneficial either in po-
itical. social or religious sense, and he is un,
alterably opposed TO its, extension into free
territory. He favors the colonization ofth"
free blacks. 1t is.a powerful article, and will
,roduce a sensation.
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BALLOU's DOLLAR MAGAZINE


T should he known TO every family in the United
u states. that for. ONE DOLLAR, sent 20 our adj
dress. FIRST class. elegantly illustrated and entirely
original Magazine, may be had for whoe;year. u
type. and each number contains over ore hundred
pdaes OF reading matter and Illustrations, making
twelve hundred pages a year, or two large volumes
for One Dollar. Postage eighteen cents u year BY
far She cheapest publication In the world
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To PREVENT PorAro Ror. Ave find in one

To PREVENT PorATo Ror. I'VE find in one
of our exchanges new and simple remedy
for arresting and preventing rot in potatoes.
which is well worth trial. The writer,
an experienced agricplturalist, was induced
some six years ago to apply lime to potatoes
that were partly rotten, and it immediately
arrested the decay. Since then he has mad,
it common practice to apply SACKED lime to
his potatoes as he takes them up. lie put,
thin layer Of lime upon the floor where TIA
potatoes are to be laid, and sprinkles some o
it over them about every ten inches as they
are put down; and he asserts that he has
not had rotten potatoe since.
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The Republicans Victories of
~ #s1h R'r 1859.

The following are the Republican MAORI
ties of the present year, given in the order
in which elections were held in the different
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New YoRK. Nov. ll.--An accident hap
pened to Prot. loves Balloon last night. Dur
ing a blow the huge globe Of the Balloon was
lifted up with a jirk, dragging the heavy
sand bags that seryelas weights to keep it
down several feet, causing them to dance
about like popet dolls. A few rods to
East of the Balloon stands a small tent con
tanning rope and other articles in constant
use. Against sharp ridge pole of this tent,
the balloon was driven with great violence
breaking hole in the. muslin, through
which the gas escaped il. dense volumes, IN
y few minutes the IS. 900 feet of gas in the
Balloon had escaped, and the lately expand
ed globe presented the appearance oicolaps
ed mass of fiabby rag involving the proprie-
tor dead loss ofneariy three thousand dol
lars sss
1t Will be repaired immediately, and the in
hationircsnmed go fs'1
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WAsnINGroN, Nov. 10. "A man calling
himself MtDonald was arrested here last
night, who made snch admissions as to lead
to the belief that he was one of Browns
party, and had escaped from the ArInory at
Har ,er's Ferry. He said he was originally
from Boston. Gov. Wise on being tele-
rraphed, returned an answer to send to Har-
per's Ferry for persons to identify the pris-
oner, and to inform the President of the ar.
rest. IG5 T-%s ~ 81
#r{ The N. Y. Times correspondent saysdes-
patches have been received by our govern
ment, relative to the San. Juan dispute. 1t
was said Great Britain expresses an earnest
desire to settle amicably the difficulties which
now exist o. 1901 gas
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It is estimated that the decrease in the
tax. for molasses, in Wapello county, will
be about 500, 600, in consequence Of onrrich
Sorgnm. crop. This is an fu,s)mterestihg
item for. the South Thedecreasein the tax
Of the United States, for the next four years,
will be about $4,000, 900, in consequence OF
the Republican victory in 1860 This is an
interesting item for the North! 5f.tkH
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

ST, LouIs, Nov. 1l.--Jos w. Thornton,
who shot Jos. Charless in June last, was
hung this p. m. .,t
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The Press and Tribune of the 18th has
. strong article advocating cotton manufac-
ture in Chicago. The same arguments will
apply to the west generally. The west
wants manufactures more than anything
else, to make the region what nature design
cd it to he. Many branches Of Manufacture
would do well in Ottumwa,' and prove of in
calculable benefit to the region round about.
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UREA, N. Y, Nov. l0--Gerritt Smith
shosxsaontanued marks Of insanity ma one Is