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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-02
From Tribune Correspondence
E'spo State of Europe.
LONDON, Friday, May IA, 1S

iION'oN' ii'toN, -A"y ~ row
The FIRST Austrian campaign is over. The
plan to follow up the invasion OF Piedmont by
a raid march to Turin was balllad by the
unexpected. arrival of the French, and the
rising of the rivers, while the low country
was artifcially inundated by the cutting of
the bikes. The Austrians, with their tradi-
tonarv slowncsS, lost all the ADVANTAGE ofhc-
inr the first in the field, and seemed to for
get that the snow mcits every year in the
Spring on the Alps and increases the body
orthc waters They are now fast retiring.
They have given up the line of the Scsia and
will scarcely await the French within the
boundaries Of Piedmont. Francis Joseph,
who, in the first instance, snobbcd Baron
Hess for his cautious plan of campaign.
which was to remain around Piacenza and to
accept the battle under the cann0ns of the
fortress, has now lost his confidence in the
daring plan OF Gyulai, and will, in few
lays, set ont With Baron HISS to surerscde
Gyulia in the command. The continuous
rain and the rctrOgrade movements have con-
siderably dampcd the military ardOr of the
young Austrian officers, who thought they
might within few days destroy the Sardin-
ian forces and occupy and PHI nder Turin
The halo which surrounded Radetzky's army
c,o,,, IT. be dimmed, which was artificial
|. 49,, -. and especially manufac-
tured by the German .lg,.--,
has taken the command, anI Is h rap'.eo'
his soldiers with enthusiasm and by the I,ail
ians with complete madness. Ifhe succeed.
in his maiden campaign, and makes a gener
Gus use of his victory in favor of Italian in
dependence, he will secure the throne fol
his dynasty. If beaten, he is lost. Will
such heavy stakes, we shall soon hear of 6
great pitched battle, probably within week
Russia solemnly denies any alliance with
France. Still, from her evasive explanation
we may infer that she has bound herself t.
watch Austria and keep Prussia in awe ir
case she should espouse the cause of Aus.
tria. The Car is not prepared for great
war, but he may easily, by hostile neutrali-
ty, paralyze an Austrian army and the Teu-
tonic enthusiasm of Germany. His first and
principal object is the emancipation Of the
serfs, which has already progressed so far
that it cannot he postponed any longer with
out endangering the public peace.
As regards England, Lord Derby at least
is for intervention; Prince Albert for inter
vention in favor of Austria; and Lord Pal
merston for intervention in favor of France
The elections express the popular wish in ia
vor ofcomplete non-interventon and honest
neutrality.
We hear from Turkey that the agitation in
Bosnia and Bulgaria is on the increase, and
an outbreak may soon be expected. The
Sultan has increased his army by an addi-
tional 10000 men along the Danube; but he
has no good officers. Omer Pasha is Jealous
of every rising man; and the stolidity of the
Turks prevents them from making the pro-
per use of the foreign officers in their SER
vice
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We hope we may be pardoned for indulg-
ing in little self laudation, for the very neat
appearance which our sheet has lately pre-
sented, especially as it affords us an opportu-
nifty to commend our foreman, Mr.. A. NJ.
Harms, who has charge, at present, of the
mechanical department Of our paper. We
will also take occasion to say that we have
recently executed numerous very fine spec
linens of Job Printing, which we think hard
to beat, and which we shall be happy to ex-
hibt to our friends, if they will furnish us
an opportunity.
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Delegates to the State Conventions vii
he carried at half fare on the b. & NJ r
Railroad, and at two thirds fare by the " es
tern Stage Company, as we are informed by
the Citizen Of Des MONIES, and Houk-Eye
ofBurlington.
Since the above was in type, we are in
formed by Gen. Fisher that delegates will be
billed bothways from this place or Agency
for $500.
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We dined the other day, by special invita-
ton, and very much to our satisfaction, at
the Revere House, Agency City, kept by p.
e. Ballingall, Esq, in style truly creditable
to the reputation of that gentleman as sue
cessful caterer for the public. Mr.. Ballngall
was connected many years, as steward, with
some of the best hotels in Chicago, such as
the Sherman House, the City Hotel, the Lake,
and the Briggs Houses, enjoying at that time
widespread and deserved popularity.
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The people of Kansas met in convention at
Ossawattome on the 18th inst. We shall
publish the proceedings and resolutions next
week. They are interesting. The Demo
cracy was weighed in the balance, and not
found congenial to the climate of Kansas
The Republican party was enthusiastically
endorsed, and an organization for Kansas
perfected. Horace Greeley was present and
spoke an hour and half.
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New YORK, May 29.-We have Buenos
Ayres dates of April 9th.
Capt Pages, of the exploring expedition,
was to leave on the Goth for the Paraguay
The news from the Argentine Confederacy
Is very warlike, and nothing but the expected
invasion by Urquiza was talked of at Bue-
nos Ayres. The sons of foreigners had been
enrolled in the service.
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Ordinances of Agency City. Iso 4 I.
AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT DIsTURBAHoE;OF


BE at enactad by the Torn CouncH Of tie
T0,cn Of Agency City: That any person
persons that Migrants, common street begrars,
common prostitutes, and persons disturbing in any
way, the peace and morals of said town, either by
drunkenness, using loud and Profane language oh
scene behavior. shall he deemed guilty of q INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction shall forfeit and pay
fine of not less than dollar for the first offence and
double the amount for each subsequent offence togeth
with costs of prosecution, and on default of the
payment of said fine shall be committed to the
County jail for term not less than five days nor
than thirty days.
Passed in Council, May oath, 1859.
J. II. CARTRIGIIT, Recorder.
JESSE BROOKSIIIRE Mayor. G11-11-2t.
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NO. FL

London, Tuesday-Tea inactive, sugar
slow but unchanged colfe unchanged; pro-
visions inactive and dropping, saItpeater UNI
changed, wool spirited, but no Improvement
Ia rates.
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Trains of returning Pixies Peakcrs contin.
ne TO roll, constant stream, through oul
streets. They are crossing, almost constant,
ly, the Ferry. If all the principal roads il
the State, are equally thronged, the number
who embarked in this unlucky enterprise
must exceed the most eytravagent calcula
tons, that have been made.
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Odd Fellows Hall, Dubuque, was burned
on the 9th, destroying most of the contents
The p. O., Theatre and T. S. Land Office
were in the building. Loss $4,000; insur-
ance $4,000.
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The ". Independent says the money
market is agitated. The foreign demand for
gold and no demand for American securities,
is draining the country of specie. The ease
which has lately characterised the money
market, cannot be expected to continue.
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Polk COUNTY LoANs.-The County OF
Polk, the other day, sustained by an over
whelming majority, the propositions to issue
a large amornt of Court House and Agri
cultural College Bonds.
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Col. Curtis, our able and faithful Repre-
sentative in Congress, has published an ex-
cellent address to his constituents r copy Of
which is before us. We shall publish the
whole of it if possible; at any rate make CO.
pious extracts from it,
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5000 cmigrants, mostly substantial Eng
lish farmers, were waiting for recent steam
er, to embark for this country. Their desti-
nation, the West. This is one of the fruits
of an effort of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, three fourths of the stock OF
which is owned in England, to induce farm
ers well to do, to emigrate to Illinois, and
settle on their lands. We hope portion OF
the emigration will find its way to Iowa.
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All prsons in want of interesting reading
matter. had better call at the periodical depot
of w. F. Beach, Agency City, where will be
found all the leading pictorials, periodicals
and Magazines. Mr.. Beach favored us the
other day with several specimens, for which
he has our thanks
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Ordinance No q
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE TRANspOR-
TATION OF GOODS OR PERSONS WITHIN THE
LIMITS OF THE CORPORATION

TATION OF GOODS OR PERSONS WITHIN THE
LIMITS OF THE CORPORATION.
Sec 10. Be IL ordained by the Torn Council of
tie Torn o AqeRcy tWY:-That any person per-
transporting goods passenger from any part
of the Town to another shall be governed by the fol-
lowing regulations They shall petition the council
in writing setting forth what they expect transport
Der of the same, and the number of Horses Mules
to be used each vehicle and signed by at least five
respectable citizens residing in the corporation
ting-fortlt the person persons named in the Pc
tion to be of good moral character and safe for per-
transport goods other articles in their care
Each petition shall he accompanied with the sum of
five dollars. at the ratio fer six months and
if after due consideration of the petition by the coun
Gil they shall deem the petitioner petition RS wor-
thy. they shall grant said petitioner petitioners
license for the term of not less than six months from
the date ofsaid license, to and vehicle
either for the transporting goods passengers with
in fh limits of the corporation and the person or
persons thus transporting goods passengers from
part OF the Town TO another shall not be allowed
greater sum than Twenty five cents for each ore
thousand pounds transported, and for each
person and fifty pounds of Baggage shall not be al
lowed to charge more than ten where with
in the limits Of the corr Grafton and for each addition
al fifty pounds of Baggaf shall be allowed ten cents
Sec. ID. ANY person Transporting goods or paascu-
gers within the limits Of the corporation without
complying with Section I'd. of this ordinance and
obtaining a License to do, and numbering
vehicle vehicles, according to the number Of Lii
censes. shall he deemed guilty OF misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall forfeit and pay fine of
not less than Doll IT, more than twenty Dol
lars together with costs of prosecution. and in default
Of payment Of said fine and costs, shall he committed
10 the county Jail not less thap~tsn nor than
Twenty days.
II IArTPIGJJT
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Among the names suggested for candi
dates for nomination by the Democracy for
the Supreme Bench of this State, we notice
Judge Hendershott of this place, Judge
Mason of Burlington and Judge Grant of
Davenport.
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J. ii. CARTRIGIIT Recorder,
JESSE BEOOESIIIRE, Mayor.


Az ohplNANts III hiohNcE BALL AND Bill
LIZARD SALOONS.
Sec. LIST. b. II o"daiRed bgtfe 7orn Connect OF
me Torn of iGeHcy city: That any person or per.
sons, wishing to keep what is usually termed nine OF
ten pin alley within the limits Of the corporation
shall first petition the council for license so to do
which License If granted, shall not exceed the sum of
forty dollars "e less than ten dollars for one year
Sec. .. That any perScn, wiShin- to keep within
the limits of the corporation a Billiard saloon shall
petition the council for q Iicencse to do which
license If granted, shall not be less than five Dollars
nor more than Twenty dollars for year.
Sec. I'd. Any person or persons, violating any of
the provisions of this ordinance, shah he De eme
guilty Of a mislemeanor, and upou conviction shaI
forfeit aud pay fine Of not less than 1--WE dollars nor
more htan Twenty dollars for each yioat lou to seter
with costs of prosecution.
II CtpTPJt,JJT paaorlar
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Letcher, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Virginia, is reported elected by
some 1000 majority over Goggin, the cand-
date of the Opposition. Wise had over 10
900 majority.
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The Al6ia Republican announces the re,
turn of Mr.. Samuel Buchanan, from Pixies
Peak, from which we are happy to infer and
make kn,w that the report brought here
by aretnanng party, ofthc, starving of Mr..
Is. on the plains, was IA mistake
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COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-Dont forget the
County Convention on Saturday next, the
4th. 1t is exceedingly important to have a
general attendance from all parts of the
Countv
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New ORLEANS, May 27.-The Democratic
State Convention at Baton Rogue has, after
a contest of three days, nominated Thomas
Moore, Slidell man, for Governor.
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JESSE BROOKsHIEB, Mayor.
Orhinassca No. &.
| AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE SALE OF
G0DDS

AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE SALE OF
GOODS AT AUCTION.
BE IL Orddined by tie Torn connect of the
Torn Of Ag@Rcy city That any person persons,
offering goods any properly for sale at public
ton within the limits of the corporation, without first
obtaining license to do from the Marshal Of said
Town, which license shall not be granted for q less
sum than two dollars nor more than twenty dollars,
shall be deemed guilty of a m'sdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall forfeit and pay fine Of not less than
five more than ten dollars for each day said auction
is opened or goods offered and on failure pay said
fine shall be committed to the county Jail not less
than ten nor more than Thirty days
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HORACE GREELEY.-We have in the
Tribune, the first of Mr.. Greeleys letters
from the West. Judging by the first, the
series will be interesting, as everything from
that source is AS most of our subscribers
take the weekly Tribune, Gall ought to, they
will have an opportunity to peruse them.
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Ordinance no. 9.
AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING

Be it Or6dined Dr. the Torn C0WncH Of the Torn
Of AgeHcg CHH:-That any person or persons who
shall either own, hire lease house other build
ing, and allow Gambling games of chance to be
played with either cards. dice other device where
money any other consideration is placed at hazard
shall he deemed guilty of misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall forfeit and pay fine of not less than
Ten than Twe- ty Dollars for the first offence
and for each subsequent offence shall be fined
dollars together with costs of prosecution Passed in
Council May oath, 1852.
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The Democratic Convention of Ohio met
in the Goth, and made its nominations for
State officers. Judge r. p Ranney is the
candidate for Governor.
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BE IL O.dai7eR By ne ToieR CoHRcI Ofthe Y5ra,
IF igencH ctr: Sec. LIST. All owners of dogs OF
three months ola AMI upwards, sh' II pay license
one dollar annually for the privilege of owning and
Keeping such dog in the limits of said corporation
and procure collar either If leather metal be
placed around such dogs neck, with the initials o
the name of the owner marke said collar aud il
shall be the duty of the Marshal after the taking eff
feet of this ordinance to impOund make way with
dogs that owned in said corporation or that
be running at large without owners and without said
collars.
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We see it stated that Mahin, the talented
Editor of the Muscatine journal, has recent
IL committed matrimony.
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A farmer in Scott con ,ty has recently Kill
led 600 gophcrs on his farm.
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The Albia Republican in alengthy article
examines the several proposed routes of the
b. & M. r. r. west of Ottumwa, ennumer.
ating three, one by way of Moravia, 10 miles
south of Abba; one by way of Chillicothe
or due west from Ottumwa, and one by
Eddyville. The former or southern route is
deemed not likely to be adopted on account
ofroughness and its greater length off miles
and the latter or northern is still less likely
to be selected for similar reasons. On the
whole the Republican thinks the central a
shorter route the most probable and the
hest
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D. H. IAKTRlIlli, Recorder.
JESSE BRooKsHIRE, Mayor
Ordinance No. q.
AN ORDINANCE To REMOVE DEAD ANIMALS

FROM OUT THE CORPORATION.
Be IL OrdoiRed bYMe 1o,cn Council Qfthe Torn
of49encY city Sec. LIST. That shall be the duty o.
the Marshal OF said town to remove all dead animals
forthwith, after being notified of the same said notice
stating the place where such animals lie and the
kind Of animals and the said Marshal shall be entitled
to the sum Of fifty cents for each dog hog and cat
that he may remove and the of three dollars for
each dead horse, COW or mule, recovering the same
off of the owners agents, of said animal while Gy-
Ing Unknown, and If said owner agent Is not known
then from the town Treasury :
Sec "a Any person placing any dead animal in
the limits OF the said corporation, and allowing the
same To remain longer than day. shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall
bs hned the sum OF one dollar and cost Of removing
the same, together with the cost of prosecution
- J. II. CARTRIGHT, Recorder.
JESSE BRooKsHIRE, Mayor.
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The brick work of the new Court House
at Abba, was commenced OH the 2ith inst
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VIII Col. Parks, the General Agent of the
Western Stage Company, pardon us for neg
Letting to notice him last week in our brief
enumeration of the business of Agency City.
We are sorry that we could so far neglect a
branch of business, at present so important to
that locality, and especially Col. Parks, so
long, so widely, so favorably known, as the
able and indefatigable manager in this part
of the State of the Western Stage Company
And friend Wilson, too, who has always
treated us, and everybody else, so courteous
ly, we passed him by without an allusion.--
What can we do to make amends, We are
penetrated with modification and grief We
take off our hat, we make our best bow, we
apologize, and may we hope for pardon!
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Sen. Grimes will please accept our
thanks for "Warren's Map of explorations
in Nebraska and Dakota
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There was severe hail storm in Warren
county, Tuesday week.
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BUTCHERS BEAD SHOT FOR BED
HUGS.

All good House keepers will be glad to hear Of an
article that qoH IN Bed Bugs that they win stay
kiHed The DEAD SHOT does this entire and com
plee: being gummy extract II does not evaporate,
but retains its destructive efficacy long time, thus
becoming trap ready set for those noXious torment
of our nightly rest. Try IL and steep in peace.
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SLEEpER,S FLY.PaPER,

Who will be annoyed with swarms of dies during the
summer, when at trifiing expense the house may be
kept clear of these pests the whole The FL
KILLER sweeps OH the Auisances in myriads. Com
early and you win be rid ofthem entirely,
e~-sOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Orders sent to
BOLLES, SMITH Co. Chicago, (agents for the West
ern Sistesl will receive prompt attention.
Sold by J. L. TAYLOR, .Uttumwa.
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CALL AND SETTLE,

"A CHANGE in our firm renders settlement
"A with our customers necessary, and hereby re-
quest all persons having unadjusted business with u.s.
previous TO this date to call at the Lower Mill and
settle. MILBURN co
Gttumwa, April Goth, 1s59-ns-11-tf
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n NOPARTSERSHIP NOTICE...R J.
~ WILLIAMS has this day been received as a
partner IN this firm, in place of Nathan Williams
Withdrawn. MJJRITRN d CO
Ottumwa, April 20, 1S59-s-1l-4w
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Ese,Is.

Fey We omit the list Of counties, with number O
4-iegates Wapello is entitled to 10.
, 1859-08-27

NE D1eesa 1i64 bssuesM Flora Teae.
HSo AAA kT4Ae4aas
Firat RAas.-P9seissly 1t four O'Clock the
horsea we're breA&h4 On The eoarse- When
stripped thsy seea1 n pziAs condition Those
Who knew thso sai& hoy nessr saW thsza il
6uEJ, Adaeaa Gage, II Chazasstoe, and Joshaa
ss~aed, d Bos4as, WIRE appointed judges- b.
lo1s - staft he o4d5 wefs ans hundred b fly
in tavee Il fassa- bsttisg vsy Ahy. Time bets
ehnEsa hse ias& night, and rs4hing eouA BE-
taken at lesa thaa 2:83 md 9=7s. .:
~ a e @ .sfs - ..s g. = {. f1r ~ tss ,,. rs
where bosh 'heofe, frinoess badly, bst Ffora
taking her foot in IN instant, aod leading by
several Lengths before the California mare got
to her steadT Hork again. Flora continued to
lead thsouRhthe a1se h1H mile, In t:13f., Prin.
cess fAr behind and 30 on through the second
hA!t, crossing IL scese, leaving Princess almost
the rear. and making the hest In 2::33.
Second Reds.-1bs 6rst hest having produced
no scnAation auong tho crowd, except that of
dfsappointmant, something more WAS expected
IRON the second. Ahef three false stasta they
got oh well together, Flora leading 10 the half
IN !:l4t, aad III tho way round the second hah,
and crossing the seore in 2:ett. The little bay
mare gave great satisfaction in this hest, and
the immense crowd expressed their delight by
repeased cheers snd plxudits, the ladies also
waring their handterrhiefs. Princess also hsd
her taEorltes far her steady 4 otiug aad gallant
bearing, Her time in the second Geat was $50.
Ihe heat was not = contest, but m exhibition OF
60 ahead, locomotive aeetneas on the part Of
Flora. and sad, stern chase for the Californian.
Third Heak-Both of Il the word, Princess
leading. which she kept to the first turn, Flora
apparently in hobble, from which bowercr she
soon reeovered, and sped alter her antagonist,
who had opened = considerable gap. At the
quarter Flora tapped. and after brief but sp:r-
tied contest passed Princess, and lid to the 6rst
half in l:l7, lcaTing Princess struggling hand
xonelT. but hard. severa! lengths in the rear
The second half Flora bad all her OWL way, and
led home easily, making the heat in 2:34.
The following is q summary Of the contest:
Socra Exp K1p1xo PAuk. bosros, August Is,
ls59-Prsrnium 81, ,o0o-Alle heats, best in 5c,
to harness mile course.
y MeHaLn naznei b. IL FIoz4 Temple, Of
james Ed nasatd y. n Prince r. Of sllforn:a,