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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
Ordinance No. o..

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE ADJUSTMENT or
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY OF OTTUMWA FOR
MONEY srTv PAID Ai AS TAXES UNDER AN ILLEGAL
WHEREAS, In the levy Of tax in 1857 for CITY pur
poses the city officers exceeded their authority by
reason Of which the said levy was and Is wholly void
and the payment Of the said taxes thereby imnosei
cannot be coeIsed-and
WnsREAs, Many of the holders Of property In said
city have paid their taxes under such illegal levy
while others refuse payment thereunder--and
WHEREAS, 1t Is nequitabe and unjust to retain the
money OF those who have paid while the city author
titles are unable by Of the ilegality Of said
levy to c,erse payment by others,
THskEFosE 1t Is hereby ordained by the City Coun
ell OF the city OF Ottumwa,
Section |. That there be allowed to each person
who may have paid his her taxes by virtue Of and
IN obedience to the said levy for 1857 warrant on
and interest thereon TO be added at the rate OF
per cent annum from the date of such payment to
the is day OF July, 1862 up to such earlier time
as the amount of payment provided for In this ordi
n ance Is adjusted.
Sec That the receipt Of the Collector of the city
for said taxes shall be Sufficient evidence OF the
ment thereof, upon being furnished with which the
City Council viii allow the warrant authorized 10 be
granted under tn. provisions Of the first section OF
this ordinance.
Sec. 3. That in case any person entitled to REIN
bursement under the provision Of this ordinance By
reason ofhaving lost the receipt mentioned in the
last preceding section shall be unable to produce the
same then and in that he or she may establish
his or her right to sach reimbursement by filing With
the City Council an affidavit Of himself herself his
or her agent stating that said tax receipt has been
lost or mislaid aud cannot with reasonable diligence
be found. Procided that the proof by the affidavit
IN this section mentioned shall not be deemed sui.
cient unless in addition thereto the books Of the Col
hector ais show the payment OF such taxes
Sec. a. The affidavit provided for by the last sec.
ton shall set forth the fact Of payment the amount
paid, and as near may he the time when the pay.
men was made, In addition to the obligation Of the
loss Of the tax receipt
Sec. s. II % hereby made the duty OF the city Col
iecor to have bis tag books for the year 1857 before
the Council at each Of Its meetings to the end that
the same may be Inspected by the City Council and
ordinance.
Sec. 6. That upon the presentation TO tho Council
Of the tax receipts herein mentioned and an allow.
ance Of warrant threon the said receipt shall -
surrendered 10 the Council and II 10 madetba . se
the city ..ecorder to write across fAsGo reouirsT
sith the papers expense sasy Record.,
~ me ecn'en he shall enter t 3. the city suit
TO w3 r.; warran shall 5. sr. name Of each
.nis ordinance, the anted under the
much and which be- principal and hor
and Va. allowed on . ss'er 10 short
,Iomwa. May 8, 1880
ESQ and approved crnpc
b Jones' Recorder "rokSE SILIAepy
Mavov
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cept the ununc an peers lik 10 tawks gud
enuf dimockrasy that any wa he hes TUX the
parte an sum how he cudent a dun that il
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guce sum of thes wales over here Gals the
unune the smut mashene an sase 10 donte
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is helpur is he dimecrat NV gud Standin
percs like he must be or else strete wndnt
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bout suard an peres Xix hes kind mad iii,
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lokes like jod ben bout redy to CINE the wul
lees an wus only watin fur EN- to set up SUI.
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as jo wud gined but sum how it peres like
its bin we're disipintn to him caus suard did.
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that he got Bottled up fur Ginerel disturbu.
shvn in CAGE suard wus the man. hearn that
theirs hepe Nv speeckelatin in kownty. or
doris lately an sum Nv them wot got orders
fur tendin coart sails the dimecrats round the
coart hous went in fur bleedin Dope but tia
wudnt stand it an fotch tn ire orders home
with EN- nothin more now
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The Homestead Bill, pure Republican
measure, which was designed to furnish
homes upon the Government lands to the
poor laboring classes of the country, will be
defeated by Democratic Senate, simply be.
cause the Democratic party, which las gone
over entirely to the cotton interests of the
country, is opposed to encouraging free labor
Let the laboring classes of the North remem
Der this, and rote accordingly.
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The committee on Cong. organiza-
ton reported.

The committee on Cong organiza.
ton reported.
z Resolved, That the Republican Contra
committees, in and for the new Congressional
Districts to be formed out of what is now the
First Congressional District, shall consist O
the Chairmen of the County Republican
Central Committees of the several counties
in each District
On motion proceeded to ballot for Candi
date for Congress:
Informal ballots. r. Curtis 1903; w. II
Sewers 81; j. F. Wilson %; A. Saunders 81
lst. Ballot - Curtis 124t; Sewers "a
Wilson 22a; Saunders 81.
Before the vote was announced, on motion
of Col. Warren, by courtesy the votes Of
Harrison and Cass were recorded for Col
Curtis.
On motion Of Col. Saunders, the nomina.
ton of Hon S. r. Curtis was made unani.
nous.
Mr.. Edwards from committee on Resolu.
tons reported as follows:
Be it resolved that we re-affirm the Plat
form of National principles adopted by the
Chicago Convention and will extend hearty
and undivided support to the nominees
Lincoln and Hamlin. -..--.------.--....--...-
Resolced, That the party that has not suf.
ficient harmony and adhesion to principle
within its organization to nominate a candi-
date for the Presidency, nor to adopt with
unanimity platform of principles has by
its own incoherency and lack of power to
govern itself given the best evidence to the
world that it is totally unworthy Of govern
ing this nation and unworthy the respect of a
free people
Resolred, That Hon. Samuel r. Curtis is
entitled to the thanks and gratitude o! the
people of this Congressional District for his
untiring labors in behalf Of its interests
Resolred, That in Hon. S. r. Curtis, the
unanimous choice Of this convention, we
have true, and able representative man,
and that we pledge to him our cordial and
united support. ----~s
On motion convention adjourned with
three cheers for Col. Curtis. ard nina for
Lincoln and Hamin.
JOHN EDWARDS, Chairman.
Sanders, Darnall, Norris, Beardsley, Secy s.
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We had the pleasure of call last week
from A. Barber, Esq, the efficieD, and cour.
tcous Western Agent of the Burlington,
Peoria, & Loeansport, the Toledo & Western,
and the New York Erie Railroads, to whom
we are indebted for valuable information
tonching the routes in his charge, and for
other favors. Mr.. Barber has his head quar-.
tiers st Dies Moines. We call attention to
advertisements in another column. Of the
sever al roads mentioned above. 1t win be
seen that they form short and very desira-
bic through route to the east.
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OskaloOsa Nurseries.

CIR ONE, A HALF MILE EAST OF TOWN; zz4,
wv And the other S&
1872 ONE AND HALF MILES NORTH. -As-
The undersigned having purchased Sewers MUIR
series east Of town. and portion OF Zimmerman Is
North Of this place, hold themselves In readiness to
fill orders and supply the trade on liberal terms.
We have some 60 varieties and at least 900 trees
suitable for transpantng the ensuing Fall All these
van ieties are hardy and of the futbearng kind suit
able to this climate We will also keep on hands q
general supply Of
EVERGREENs, sHRUBBERY Etc. ETC.,
TO FIVE YEARS will be sold at FIFTEEN CENTS
each, and purchasers can have the privilege of ma
king their selection PYLE & DCGDALE
oskaloosa, June q, 1S60-l2 10y
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In recommending DR.. Bakers Pain Pana.
cea, we do not mean that it is a specific in all
cases, and never fails, and that all those who
use it will never die. We can honestly as
sert that it has been used in thousands OF
families who were suffering under the differ
ent diseases for which it is recommended,
and in every case entire satisfaction has been
given. In most of them, such was the hap
Ply effect of it that they could but say the
cure was truly wonderful, it having not only
cured their pains, but saved them large out
lays for doctors bills. For sale by agents in
every town in the country
See advertisement.
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egate. He could only add that If any prop.
osition to exclude Florida was carried out
he would 60 along.
Mr.. Merrick, of III said his State was
ready to abide by the decision Of the con-
vention
Mr. King, of No., argued that the seced.
ing delegations should be subject to the will
of the Convention, and if reports were true
they were not entitled to seats.
Mr.. Atkins, of Tenn, said his State had
a high regard for her Northern friends
She is a sound Democratic State. Her De-
mccracy made no pledges and no tests
Whenever the candidate was named he was
ready to support him. He wanted no friends
that would sacrifice the Democratic party
on the altar of ambition He concluded by
moving the previous question.
A motion was made to adjourn, which was
negatived.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-The convention was
called to order at 10 o'clock this morning.
The convention unanimously agreed to a
suspension of the rules that this might be
done.
Mr.. Gilmore in pursuance Of this arrange
ment then withdrew his amendment and
Mr.. Church offered the following resolution
Resolved, That the credentials of all per-
sons claiming seats in this convention made
vacant by the secession of delegates at
Charleston, be referred to the committee,
which is instructed to report as soon as
practicable, the names of those entitled to
seats.
Mr.. Sibley, Of MIMI, said difficulty ex-
listed in that delegation, and desired to know
ii that would be referred to this committee.
The President suggested that this would
be decided by the convention at the proper
time.
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Ordinance No.
AN ORDINANCE TO ALLOW AND REGULATE IN
TEREST ON CITY WARRANTS

AN URDINANCE TO ALLOW AND REGULATE IN
TEREsr ON CITY WARRANTS.
Section BE IL ordained Ly the ctr Council o,
the city Of Ottam,ca That from and after the taking
effect OF this ordinance it is hereby made the duty of
the Treasurer OF the city, whenever a warrant duly
and legally drawn on him. Treasurer Of said city
Is presented to him for payment and which shall not
be paid for want of funds in his hands belonging to the
city with which to pay the same to note in writing
Sec. q That hereafter, whenever any such warrant
as that mentioned In section Of This ordinance,
shall have been presented and endorsed as ia proyid
ed in said socton and shall not be paid FOR the rea
son therein stated the shall draw interest from
the date OF such at the rate eff ten per
cent per annum.
Sec. 3. When the Collector, or Treasurer receives
any warrant on which interest is DUE the person Of
whom he receives the shall receipt on the back
OF the amount received and the date of receiving
1t, and he shall only he allowed the amount SO re.
ceipted. GEORGE GILLASPY
Ottumwa, May 8, 1860. Mayor
Passed and approved,
II. d. Jones, Recorder, pro tenn
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FOR SALE.

FENHE undersigned offers for sale OF the best
Il FARMS in Wapello county, consisting Of two
hundred acres, situated in Pleasant township mi
east OF Dahlonega, miles northwest Of Agency City
and miles northeast of Ottumwa Said farm has
10 acres In high state Of cult aontwo good ten.
nant houses with good wells barns, outhouses, etc
Also pasture containing % acres with never failing
water running through it, 80 acres timber, mile
distant, and % acres 80 miles distant This Is one
OF the best stock and grain farms in this section Of the
country, and will be sold extremely low for cash.
exchanged for good stock or merchandise.
June 81, 1S60-tf j. NJ HEDRICK
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Congressional Convention.

The Republican Congressional Convention
Of the First District, assembled in City Hall
in Oskaloosa, on the ooh, day of June $50
and was called to order by Jno. r. Needham
of Mahaska, Chairman of Congressional Com
mittee, and on his motion the following TEN
porary officers were appointed
Samuel W. Summers, of Wapello, Chair
man, and D. G. Bloomer, Of Pottawatomie
Secretary.
Mr.. Hawley, of Decatur moved that con
mittee, consisting of one from each Judicia
District, be appointed on Credentials The
Chair appointed Messrs. French, lst Dist.
Burgess. Cd; Hawley, 8; Mitchell, 9Th ant
Ratciif, 9th.
On motion Of Mr.. Whitney, a Committee
of five was appointed on Permanent Organi
cation, Viz: Whitney of Monroe Street o.
Pottawatomie Noble of Warren Taylor o.
Davis and Edwards of Lucas.
The roll Of counties was called, and names
of Delegates handed in.
On motion of Mr.. McCrary of Lee, com
mittee of five on Cong, essional organization
was appointed by the chair, viz: McCreary
of Lee May of Marion; Wentworth of APP
panoose Griffith ofPolk; and Boomer O
Pottawatomie.
On motion Of Mr.. Edwards of Henry, the
following committee was appointed on Reso
lutions Edwards of Henry, Ives, of Wap
clio; Sloan of Van Duran; Weaver of Davis
and Glasgow Of Wayne.
On motion adjourned till half past ONT
o'clock.
II p. NJ. Convention re-assemb!ed, pur
suant to adjournment.
The Committee on permanent organization
reported the following:
For President, Hon. JonN EDWARDS o
Lucas County.
Vice Pres.-Messrs Finley of Davis Ste
vcns of Decatur Merriam of Lee; Hender
son Of Warren; Jones ofPoweshiek
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Keokuk Oar
nall Of Henry Norris of Wapello, aud Boards
ley of Mahaska.
The report of the committee was unani
mously adopted.
Col. Warren and G. w. MCreary, were
appointed to conduct Judge Edwards to tho
chair, who thanked the convention for the
honor conferred, and expressed the hops
that the convention might be entirely har
monicus and productive of the best results
The committee on credentials reported del
egates in attendance.
We omit the names in detail on account
Of length. All the counties in the Distric
excepting a few Of the smaller ones were
represented.-[Ed.
Mr.. French offered the following resolution
4 Resolved, That no person or persons shall
be permitted to cast the vote for any county
of which he or they are not citizens.
Mr.. Boomer moved to amend by admit.
ting Judge Street as Delegate of Harrison
and Cass counties. Lost
Resolution adopted
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CINCINNATI AND LOGANSPORT
AND
PEORH Ann BURL/NCTDN
RAILROADS.
ST. FORTE ST LINE.
So Miles shortest taan ria Chicago.
Quickest Time Table.

Going 500 p. NJ. Burlington $50 r. NJ. Returning
1910 q. m. Peoria 345 /"
Also IL. p. m % 90 a. m. Logansport leave a. m.
arrives $50 a. m 80 pm.
LILO a. m. u 10 p. m Anderson-l2 10 a. m ~ 10 D m
4. 30 Richmond $40 p. m. $40 q m
las 5.3o Cincinnati-6 I" g.
81 Logansport trains connect with Toledo, wabasi
and Western X. X. for Toledo, o., AZ Richmond, Ind
Central Railroad for Dayton, Springfield, Columbus
o., wheeling, Baltimore and Washington; at Peoris
with Rock Island Rail- Dad for Chicago Burlington
with j. 4 NJ. X. for Ottumwa, connecting will
western Stage Cos coaches for Oskaoosa Knoxville
Des Moines, and all points west and north.
For further particulars enqu re Of
ii. C. KING, Agent, Burlington.
a. BARBER, Western Agent, Des Moipes.
s. W. Chaplain, Genl Ag't, G. &C. Il. Cincin
natl. Ohio.
d. s. GRAY, Gent Ticket Agent, Central Ohio Il
r., Columbus, Ohio. [June 81, '60-tf
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A. J. Kay, recently tried in the District
Court at Knoxville for murder has beer
found guilty Of manslaughter.
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rvEVERY BODY GOES TO INSKEEp
AND BROS FOR NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS
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The Great Eastern sailed on the 18th, and
is expected to arrive in New York on the
n3d
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sCOvILL,s BLOOD 4 LIVER SYRUP.

Genftemen-1 will with great pleasure give my ties.
timony to what your Sarsaparilla and Stillingia
or Rood and Liver Syrup, has done for me. Some
three and halfyears since, 1 was attacked with .
scrofuous White Swelling, which was attended with
most excruciating pains! tried various remedies,
and attended by two of the best Physicians Of the
city Zone Of them Professor in Old School Medi-
cal College) and they failed to give relief was
so reduced that was confined to my bed for over 3
months The and muscles Of leg were 90
contradv ID and drawn up that / could not walk.
had more thau a DOZEN running ULCERS on my leg,
from which took from time to time more than one
hundred pieces ofbone, some Of them from three to
four inches long was reduced to almost skeleton
and my friends had given up all hopes Of my recovery
was in this condition when CONNIE nced the use Of
your Blood and Liver Syrup. Ihave used together
some two dozen bottles of it, and at the time the
Iodine Ointment which you advise to with IT, and
lastly the Healing Ointment, given under the head Z
white Swelling" in your directions. now able
to attend to business, and my legs have become SO
strong that walk without any diffculty--and have
entirely recovered my health
Yours, MARTIN ROBBINS, Jr.
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On Monday evening last at meeting OF
our City Council, a proposition was submit
ted by the Attorneys for the Keokuk and
TT. Des Moines Railroad Co., for tho action
and endorsement of the city. The PROPOSE.
ton was in substance this: That under the
contract formerly made between the city and
the B. & NJ. r. r. Co., by which depot
land was granted to the said company, there
was clause reserving to the city the power
to grant the right of way through the said
depot grounds to the K & Fl d. NJ. R. Co.,
provided the Co. should desire such right OF
way; and further, that the said Go. do now
ask for such right of way.
The proposition was rejected almost unan.
imously-only two voting in the Affirmative
The grounds Of objection seemed to be two
one to the effect that the city was no longer
liable under the contract which formerly ex.
listed between the city and the B. L. NJ. r.
r. Co., and it would do no act which would
give color Of liability. The other and stronger
position was, that the city was bound to act
within Its delegated powers, and that tn , en-.
dorsement Of the said proposition was not
within the delegated powers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEALTH & PURE BLOOD ARE IN.
SEPER ABLE.

Recollect that all sickness arises nom impurity OF
the blood and that Judsons Mountain Herb pills will
surely find out and cleanse these Impurities from
the system that disease exist: SO simple and
innocent the herbs and plants that compose them
that is not necessary to have them sugal coatedin
order that the stomach bear them. In most ca
Pills sugar coated because materials Of which
they made so gripping and malignant, that 9TH
erwise delicate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease as 1t H. and will
only cure by removing the cause, but will build up
and restore the broken constitution. There many
who have 80 trifed with their constitution that they
think medicine Cant help them let not even these
despair incredulity and scepticsm is overthrow byX
of testimony which is truly irresistible. At fret
the virtues ascribed to these Mountain Herb Pills
deemed fabulous. The public had been often de-
ceived that they could not believe the simple truths
advanced by their dlscoverer Yet facts undenable,
attested by witnesses Of highest character and
speciality, haze proved and are proving each day
the virtues Of this ''mighty dealer" They mark by
their miraculous efficacy and power a new era In
medlcine.--Sold by all Medicine Dealers,
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sw-THE LARGEST STOCK, FINEST
AND CHEAPEST GOODS ARE FOUND
AT INSKEEP C BROS.
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HARPER's FERRY COMMITTEE AND Mr..
HYATT'-The farce is played out. Mr.. Ma
sons Harpcr's Ferry investigating commit
tee, after a dilligent pursui, of an ignus tatus
for several months, and putting the country
to an immense expense, have at last com
pleted their arduous and patriotic labors,
and dissolved. The mountain labored and
hav'nt brought forth even poor mouse
Mr. Hyatt, after being incarcerated several
months in a Washington City Jail, was dis
charged on the 10Th, and goes home in the
triumph Of the majority. The report of the
committee, made at the above date, is volum.
nous, and is to be printed. 1t is merely a
history of John Bro rn, and duplicates no.
body else. The minority of the committee,
Messrs. Collamer and Doolittle also made q
report
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Keokuk, Fort Des Moines and Minnesota
~ ~ IL - D - IL
CHANGE OF TIME.
One Dailv Train.
I'M AND AFTi THIS DATE AND UNTIL FUR
" ther notice one Passenger train will run each
way, daily ,tsundays excepted,) as follows:
Leaving Keokuk at ....... $40 a. m.
Leaving Bentonsport at -. 2:3O D. m.
Connecting at the latter place. heretofore with the
eoscnes OF the western stage Co.. for all points In
Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Nebraska Kan.
saB, &c. -
Through Tickets to st. Louis, Lculsv Cincinnati
and the East may be had at the Office IN nsport
~ Fare as low as the lowest, to all Southern and
Eastern cities.A
70 Passengers by this route make sure conneo.
tions with the j. NJ X r at Fairfield, reaching
OTTUMwA the same evening
II HIGGINS, Superintendent.
~ Ticket Office at the Depot
Keokuk, Sept 2S. '5S.
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ORDINANCE No. CT.

ORDINANCE No CT.
Amendment to Ordinance No. H.
DE it ordained by the City Council Of the city OF
- Ottumwa, That Section four Of Ordinance No.
10, be so amended to read follows The Marshal
sha receive for his services for the first quarter
the rate of $500 year, and such fees allowed
constables, and per cent all taxes collected by
him. Adopted June 4th, 1860.
WIN. l.. ORR, Mayor.
Attest: g. B. TngiLL, Recorder.
June 81, 1S60-Ow