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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
From California by Pony EX.
NYpSy.

Fl. KEARNEY, Nov. I6.-The Pony Ex
press from San Francisco on the 9Th, arrived
here at 81, bringing California dates via Fort
Churchill, by telegraph upto 10 p. n, on
the night Of the Sth.
The pony express With ST. L9nis dates to
Oct, 23i, arrived at San Francisco on The
9Th, and the express of the 27thiS telegraph.
cd from Carson Valley today.
The report that The Southern States arr
preparing to dissolve the Union on account
Of the election of Lincoln, produces little
effect.
The Almaden Quicksilver Mine case has
just closed, an impression prevailes that
Judge McAlister will decide in favor Of the
Government and Judge Hoffman for CAIN,
ant, rendering an appeal necessary before
the irj notion can be dissolved and working
of the Mine proceed.
1t is understood that Reverdy johnson
Senator Benjamin and Gwin, and Baker and
Nesmith of Oregon, will leave on the steamer
leaving on the 10th inst ..... .-
| Election returns.-The returns from cen.
tral counties foot up as follows: Douglas
1885 Lincoln, 1882 Brock. 10,43S
Bell, 1926. The vote of the State will
probably exceed 10000.
San Francisco gives Lincoln over 5000
maj. This maj. is being gradually reduced as
returns come in from the mountains, and
there seems every probability that Douglas
has carried the State.
The Peoples Reform ticket in San Fran
cisco had probably been elected.
Gater by telegraph to Fort Churchl)
san FRANcIsco, Sth.-The entire number
of votes returned from the State is &c, 720.-
Lincoln 27,O5s Douglas 24,422; Breckin-
ridge 2O,63S Bell 1902 Lincoln ahead Of
Douglas 1886.
L,nco'n's vo.e surprises politicians, still
Douglass chances are considered the best
The Legislature is probably Douglas, whc
haS a majority over both Lincoln and Brock
inridge in each House, securing sufficient
strength to elect a Douglas Senator to succeed
! Gwin
OREGON Accounts from Oregon are &c
the 1st of November.
! The prospect is fair for Lincoln to carry
the State great numbers of Douglas demo
Gratis having gone over to the Republicans
leaving the Breckin,idse wing of the demo
Gratis stronger than the Douglas party.
In consequence Of the late Indian masss
ere on the overland emigrant route, Capt
Dent IF The 9th Infantry Rad been ordered
! to that field from Fort Wallawalla, with ;
force of 100 infantry and Dragons, who
were on the march into the Snake Inaiar
territory.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

MOBILE NOV ia meeting of all
parties here to-day unanimously favoring
secession. Resolutions to await the action
of other States were voted down and with
drawn.
ArcmisoN, Nov. 16.-The Territorial Re
lief Convention assembled at Lawrence on
Wednesday, and after harmonious session
adjourned the same day. Hon. r. b.
Mitchell, of Lyn county, was President, and
John A. Martin, of Alshison, X. G. Elliot,
of Douglas county, Secretaries.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

The X. F. d. & NJ. Road commenced run
ming regular Trains to point near this city,
on Tuesday. 1t is reported that they have
rented grounl on the site of Sinnamons old
Brick Yard, for Depot. Their Turn Table
their cattle yards short distance beyond,
near the cluster Of cabins. 1t is also ru.nor-
cd that trains will be run to Green st, Just
back of Irwin & Cos Freight Hous". We
shall all know the arrangements in due time,
no doubt The report of a free lile, men
toned by US last week, seems to have been
based upon misrepresentation. We have
heard nothing to tina. effect from any author
lied source
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The friends of Mr.. Lincoln hare been i'm
portnned to induce him to publish declara-
ton in advance Of his Inaugural 10 pacify the
South. a moments reflection must con-
vince any sensible person that such a course
would, to say the least, be indecorous NJ.
Lincoln will deliver his Inaugural, in which
he will set forth fully the state Of the country
and recommend such measures as may to
him seem to be demanded, on the 4th Ct
March next. Those who cannot he content
to wait until that time, are respectfully re-
ferred to his published declarations already
before the public.
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A strong cotton House at Charleston, says
that South Carolina is divided in regard to
secession. Business and professional men
and artisans are opposed to l.. Per contra,
newspaper correspondents generally say that
she will not back down. Tn re was a great
demonstration and much talk at Charleston
on the 18th, to wclcomakhe Charleston Dele
CATION. a Palmetto tree was erected, and
they had-a great time generally on The same
dly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

Large meetings opposed TO secession have
been held in Georgia, and citizens of tn.
State of influence and standing, such as
Messrs. Stephens and Johnson, arc opposing
the sccess:onists with marked success.
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New Jersey has elet d four Liacoln aad
three Bell electors, the Bell men on the FL
sion ticket receiving the support ofthc Doug
laSites. Thus New Jers'y gives her electo-
raj vote for Lincoln, giving him every N)r h.
ern State so far "a hear from.
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A Territorial Central Committee, compo-
sell of ID members, one from each Counc;-
District, with Gen s. c. Pomeroy for Chair
man, was appointed.
/ A Committee of five, with Hon. NJ. j.
Pratt for Chairman was appointed to draft
an address to the people of the States, set
ting forth the condition of Kansas, asking
their aid.
The Central Committee Apo ntad an Exc
cutive Committee # five, WITH General
Pomeroy, of this city, as Chairman.
Contracts have been ma lie with the diff
erent Rail, Dad Companies, by which goods
and prov .sions for the relief of Kansas are
shipped at merely nominal rates oc {! ight if
consigned to the Chairman of the Committee
Gen. Pomeroy, Atc.ison, and marked Kan
sas Relief Goods by him. They will be dis
tli5uted throughout the Territory or sent to
any particular county, town or destination,
! il so directed.
A resolution, warning tho people Of tie
East against giving money TO any Of these
not having the endorsement Of he Territorial
Central Committee, WAS adopted. ..
Jno. \. Martin, of Atchisor, introduced a
resolution on returning the thanks of Kansas
to Thaddeus Hyatt for his efforts on behalf
Gifts people, which was unanimously adep-
ted.
The Convention also passed resolution
introduced by Colonel Holiday, of Topeka,
requesting the President to postpone the
land sales.
There is unluestionably great restitution
throughout the Territory AMI will be much
suffering unless speedy rcliefis afforded.
New ORLEANS, Nov IG.-The returns
from Texls indicate the State HIS gone for
Breckenridge by 1000 majority.
The Mobile M.rcury claims Alabama
for Breckenridge by 1900 majority. ...
The Charleston Mercury and several other
fire eating journals prcsist il prociai Mig to
the people of that section that the Vice
| President eect-Mr Hamlil--iS muldtt0.
Such are the materials with which the Dis
union fire is fed, and such is the personal
honor of men who are e ernally preaching
about their soiictude for the "honor cf the
South"
( MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 1.-THE State
Convention Of Baptists met here Wednesday
AMI resolved unaim ,uSly in favor Of dlsun-
ion. They sent their resolution to Gov
Brown.
WASHINGTON, Nov. I6-Amos Kendall
published another article opposing secession.
/ H. states that the Constitution refused to
! publish the article on the ground that its
| e litor is Seces>ionist.
.CmARLEsToS; Nov. ga concourse of
leading men of Georgia, held at Mlledgeville
yesterday, unanimously agreed to call State
Convention at an early day. Resistance is
ascendent in that State. Money tight
Banks awaiting the acting Of Philadelphia
and New York.
Boston, Nov. II. At a meeting of IiisE-
men who sympathise with Col Corcoran, of
1 New York. held here last night resolutions
were adopted complimsnting his conduct in
refusing to do h ,nor to the Prince of Wa'es,
and inviting him to Boston, when c1nglat
ulltory public address will be made him.
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Edward Bates, of St. Louis, u,horiz IS
the Democrat to contradict the report that
he voted for Bell, and to state the fact TIA,
he voted for Lincoln and the straight RE
publican ii, ket.
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w. c. Sucker wheeled barrel of apples
fom Kickapoo to Peoria the other day, in
payment of a bet on the election. The peo-
pie turned out to witness the feat. Abe gets
the apples.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

The official vote of New-Jersey shows the
election of the following Presidential Electors:
Joseph c. Hornhlower, Republican, Charles
K. Elmer, Republican, Edward w. WINS,
Republican, Isaac w. Scudder, Republican,
VIM. Cook, Democrat, Joel Parker, Demo.
crat, and Theodore Runyon, Democrat This
makes the total number of Electoral Votes,
rs far as heard from, for Mr.. Lincoln, 173.
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The Republicans of Illinois met at Spring.
field on Tuesday, to congratulate Mr.. Lin
coin on the result ofthe election. They had
glorious time.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

Young Lincoln, son Of the President elect,
now in Harvard College, was, on "Wednesday
night, called upon by a large body Of the stu
dents in that institution, AMI congratulated
on the success ofhis father He had been pre-
viously waited on by many, but this call
was more formal, though not more cordial.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN CURRENCy.-A
rumor was received here byTucsday night,
train that several Illinois Banks had sus
pended, but it needs confirmation.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

The European mail brings the tidings of
the death of the widow Of til, Car Nicholas
of Russia.
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The Unions pretcnse that there were no
extra votes polled in this county at the late
election, is simply absurd. Somewhere near
100 newly natnralized votes were pollcd, to
begin with, and that there were three times
that number ofvotcs polled in the county,
all Democratic, that never voted here before,
is notorious fact Observation and the
large Increase of votes, proves this. The
names on the pol, list viii prove it, and the
Democratic leaders bosted Of it before el@c-
ton, and their actions on the day of election
furnish additional evidences. These things
being true, if the Democrats had 275
majority without the extra votes Of the Rail
road hands, how does it happen that they
have only 2S7 majority. Deduct tie extra
votes, ana how much majority does any body
believe they would have
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AUGUSTA Ga, Nov. 17.--Escry county,
except one, in Georgia, give majority
against Breckenridge, of not less than $500,
and perhaps few dozen more. At ya,ir a.
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Lincoln's majority in this State will bt
not far from la,5OO: of Curtis in this
District, nearly 1000, and of Vandevel
in the I'd District, some 10000.
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The official count of all but nine counties
in Illinois, give Lincoln plurality of 1913
over Douglas, and majority, of6,l40.
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W. c. Gray, a land operator, committed
suicide at ST. Paul, Mimi, on Saturday week.
Cause, peculiarly embarrassment.
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1t is denied that the President IS pledged
to secession movement, as charged by
Keitt ofSouth Carolina
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S4SH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORT
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OTTU MWA, IOWA.
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MILLINERS s. DRESS MAKERS,

FRONT STREET, NEARLY oPposIrnJErEKnsoS HOUSE,
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED From chicago
large and choice selection of Spring and SUM
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Ladies are respectfully invited to call
April 18th, 1860.
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The Financial Etxarry.

The furry in the South, the declaration
of.tac secelers that they desire TO get ont o.
TIE Union, AMI The lac. that many Western
Banking Institutions are based on the stocks
Of Southern States, has given the bears, as
they are call,d, plausible prstcxt t. cry
down securities AMI get up panic which
has had the effect to derang, ana enhance
tn, value orcxchanga. 1t is The opinioa o.
the best informed persons that this safe o.
things cannot last many days. The banks
most likely TO be effected are those of Illi-
nos and Wisconsin, and in relation to theSc
we have , alyices at this time, that any
have been discreditcl If The present STATE
Of things at the South continues, and south.
crn securities Shou'db, Prominently Effected
the banks based on them will have to furnish
additional security. That is all At pres,
ent, we have been unable to finl any bus.
State named.
The fact is, the North an West have t,c
intimate relations, and they are too iade
pendent Of the rest Of the world, articularl,
Of the South, to be long or seriously cnaar
raised by the tantrums of South Carolina
Our crop, which is the real baSi, Of our eX
chan ycs, is too large an valuable, an lplace.
us too nearly Oh an equality so far as thu
balance Of ira lie is concerned, to Justify {
long continuance of the present rate of ex
change. Our merchants may b, obliged tc
hold OH a short time, bat not long. The in
ducements to send produce forward to be
drawn against, is such, that we may lock for
speedy relief from this quarter, and the great
,st activity among dealers. Business will
soon regulate itself, and when it d eS, it VIII
stay regulated, whatever South Carolina
iaav see proper to do.
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The young folks of Denver City had abig
slcighridc, on election day. f'a9s 4
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SrRESGrlI OF TIE DisyNIoN SrATEs.-The
white population Of the States in which the
secession sentiment is active, was, by the U.
s. Census Of 1850, as follows
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~ GEMOyEDt to corner of Front and Court
Il Streets, to the stand lately occupied by J. +.
DeLee, and formerly by Charles Lawrence where he
VIII be happy to see his friends stock expect
edia a few days. IOct H. ,60-aI-ia
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Special Dispatch to the NJ. Y. Tribune.

SPRINGFIELD, III Nov. IA, 1860.
There is large number Ct politicians here
to-day from different parts cf the Union
Mr. Lincoln continues to receive all who
call upon him at his rooms during the day.
Every mail brings host of applications
for Office, all of which, it is supposed, are
laid aside unanswered.
In regard to the newspapers which are
framing Cabinets for Mr.. Lincoln, with
more or less ingenuity, he remarks that il
1.-The responsibility rested with them, as il
docs with him, they would be much less
speedy with their selections and announce
''ments"
The only acknowledgement that Mr.. Lin
coin gives to these vari, Us inventions is to
say, laushingly-' They might have chosen
''worse names and, as he says this of all
it is not regarded as very significant.
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Gov. Wise, Of Va, it is said, i, insane,
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Inc Westcrn peop,e are SO lisgusted VIC


The Western peop,e are so disguised witT'
those New York merchants who tried TO
create financial panic at the cose Of the
campaign, in order to defeat Lincoln, that
they have determined to adopt the policy o
non intercourse with every New York MGR
chant who entered into this REASONABLE con-
spilacy. Through one of their journals 9TH,
Dgtroit .iaoertiser) they call upon the Re-
pub ian papers ofNew York to publish
list of the di>union merchants Of that city.
TAEsKlIB,
McBeesport, Pa, November 18th, by Rev. n. Nc
KIssTRY, MIR. WM. II. NORTHRUP, OF Iowa, and
MISS JOSEPHINE E. CURR1E, of the former place.
On the 18th November, by l.. 2. RIPE, ESQ.,, MR.
THOMAS RoUT and MARGARET HALEs both Of
Wapeilo County.
DIED,
In Kirkvillc, wapeilo county November 10th, JAZZ.
Moore, aged "a years. Mr.. NJ. had resided In this
county some III years.
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Tue OREGoN SENAToRs.-The Philadel-
phia Press thus speaks of the newly elected
U. S. Senator's from Oregon
almost on the very anniversary of the
dav that Brodelick fell, California and Ore.
gon have spoken their verdict in favor of the
principles of which he was tn, exponent,
and against his foes. The election Of two
| Brolcrick United States Senator's from Ore
gon, which took place on the Odd of Septem-
Der last, is the result which tells how fondly
and how sacrcdly the people Of that State
cherished the memory anu remembered ;he
virtues Of dead patriots. Col. f. ID. Baker,
the new Republican Senator, is the same who
pronounced the splendid eulogy over the re-
I mains of Frederick in the city of San Fran
cisco, and who, on that occasion, boldly ar
raiened the men who murdered Broderick,
and who drew tears from the thousands who
came to participate in those memorable OBJ
Scquies. When Baker closed his mournful
task, he went forth to make good his declar-
atoms. Leaving California, which at that
period was wholly bound in the letters Of
the Administration, he passed over to Ore
gcn, and there against almost hopeless odds,
canvasscd and revolutionized public senti-
ment. His colleague is Democrat of the
Brodarick school. Col. Baker. will occupy
the vac Mt seat from Oregon at the opening
Of the short session of the present Congress,
and will serve for five wears; and Ne>mith
will be the successor of Joe Lane, The Seces-
| sion candidate for Vice PreSiden', after the
I h of March, 1881, and viii serve for six
/ years"