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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
CIJPREME COURT. - New.York County. :

C,UPREME COURT. - New-York County. -
- CHARLES RITTREDGE, Plaintiff against D. f. WIN
CHESTER Defendant for money demand On con-
trsc-Ccm. served Pisce Of re City and county 81
K,yYork To defendant You hereby Summoned snd
required 10 shaver the complaint Ia this &C on which win DC
fed Ia the Office Of the CLERK Of the Couoty OF new OH
the CITY Hall Nei and 10 copy Of your answer 70
Abe said complaint Office No ~ Wslshee' 10 s
City Hev within twenty days afe the service herso
.xclu.,e the Of such service ard s 70 answer
the complaint within the time Aforesaid tie psnth N th
action Judgment for tbs un OF Ono hund
red dollar with interest the Sh day o. November one
hi bundled and Ghynine beside the Of this
.eiiou-Dsted New y orb. December ~, 1857
BLISS & BARLOW, Plstntih . Attorneys,
No 50 Wsllst New. York.
tn. .omplspt In thu action sd with the Clerk Of the
cayty Of At his Utee IL Che City Han Nerf ora
on January 5, 1890 BLISS q sA i.,
" aw6W fAinhn Atiothcyh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

NEw-JERsEY RAILRO .A WISE u, t JnRsxS
h,sysI nd Express lines esys Esw,YSrL At and II
M and and isIs 60 LhIGSso New rsans md
b. soytb &c and through baggage checked 70
Ia H' sn'' W. WOODRUFF, Assistant supeItntenesns.
No b,xrsre WIN received for any trains 1ress
90 N n pInutss N advance Of tho ksIs Of LEAVING
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loco THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
f~tC EHTRAL RAILR0AD kCOV

6REAq DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
s,,t ef this hoaa IL nov equal &c any In the ea0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
tho County o. NewYss HpSs + hsTssX Tsn 80 al pr
sons having claims against 49, sae oi IN.
syeot 70 the snbscb,r At ,he oss Of NY
~ 10 a. - @WsT ne1t-DAed New Yorh, Nov 3 1889
tenn EN- S ~ ~ JOHN II. LLGoETT, Administered
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ME0irai.
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HI SPECIFIC H1kGoPATBIC REMEeIES
Sand esAesedy the bead Of remedial Tor the Of
a. neops They alike renewed from she poseAoss dan
rrous EePuve dsses 81 sueoke OF os esseO practice
ulrnce WaterCafe the trioxs and perplsx
M ahcD sns Homeopathic books Saa neaisinss
Captax Of sps speehss Tbs vioes diseases 70 whise
., are In the form Of simple sssE peAetsans
psaseS Of Ingredients asheI dangerous ser dhgastfna lhsJ
the ready d Of the PaTeH ssd shs sSHAr Of ss
onpnDiaE and Invalid
They pOses tbsss Besirys aavsnSases They arc h4es
M vr, can .rise nom seT Hse They spe,oa always
knsu bsf T. take and how They yeHant
yea cen give proper ssk P At nsneats waFs'ss with
out heaan delay They ecientn Asasaass Of
sesse arrested once and hs system freed wAsa prOsa
Gex 81 delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
LIST OF
HUEPHhEYSs sPBClPIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEOIES

HuhPHAEYSs sPxClPiC HoMGoPA THIO REMEOIES
ns L-Fss Ysvs CssssssiOn, and lnAa@s'siss-ss., :.
aYa %sIs Fever, %.rS Calls: vci;oas Ipps
ysa Con-: TtssRin D'' Crying ana w;.sisc
SLOW Growth, and ksssisnsss Of IsEnts..:.... Is
A-RoT Oarhoa Of Ihilarsn or Aaultsi Cholsfs inieD
A-Fsa Dyssntery 81 Bloody Flax, Cole Gririass =.
y.s dsS bi ss1 OGS 1sS.'
z-Fsr CosSss ida, SssT:sisss, BSonSbi.i. insu.
aTo1 fs.: aa Fas.sSae Nerves.: Pains Nsai
asdg as s1S che ssI a::iscGe Vertigo Rash Of
s bSsS 70 ss zeal Acid or D:::scd t:.o
csnsiIpaiss, Live COo,pspt .......;s.:.:.;..' as
u-Eor sapp'e.sed asa.ss. stsn.y, Psisfsl -.
n-soS LeSccFrsys Of wE.ss bearing Ds~s, VOC Pre-
gs ~; css S cT.a1y ccasi Disi:: .si op =
Tres s nTs.'hHs ,:;o: y
s S ss. s.1 Street, .S' lea hI'p'o"' '"Ds
1A-Fos Rhosnssisn, Pun Esnsnsss. or sorsDsssiB
wEo fs.s S' AID S'S Ssss ' attest Fsvsi OsGi
Fer ESs. las ass'sii Easfsa Blind i::ans
So n osSs ~ O Ss Or sa:a:S Ey:ad
failing OF Veal sight n, =,
s-soS %soopiss Cough, shoTtsniDs Iai p.listinsit
nssS Asthma s' 6Syfssss, Diaics Iibocd Bis.i
ms. t Sfsss sSS Ro:s u sSs Head Impaired
vsr a ssafsa insssd i:sd. and ion:
so "a; S:: :IS Gsbii i; Physical Wei:
~
ak-FOr UIopsy Flaid Ases mutations. Tunaid ~eiiGeh .
VIII Sesasy Seereticnf. -
&-For ses-sisfSsss, Prostfsisn, SeTtiso, hss'sA ..
tOBIiiinGs ~
E-Tsr Urinary Diseases Gravel, RsnRl Calcuh, Din 49,
cult fanful Urinsiioa ...............:...... -
ee-PoT Seminal Emissions, involuntary Disohsrees -
and Consequent PToGrztisH ind Debility l0e
PRtCE
M entire set kight large vtA 10 morocco snd
Of pnesttoHs.s.. y W
Case of rUehty large walls In msrsscO, and beek " VI
"
u walls plain and BOOK Of OHee
Gao N Ffeep boIes (Nos 49, and Book Of Directions -
Gaze Of siI b1ei Noa TO l5) and boes 81 phse
fsssoss place themselves esdeT the Ps"essoaa
.ra or 20 HUMPHREYS, do 30 at bis
cscs b62 Broadway. daily nom m to p "a or "
OUR REmEDIEs BY MAIL Or EMPRESS.
these remedies BY the single box or un base u
Say Ear Of souutry b. ss or express Tee Of change on
R-Tls DsIss Res ! is Gzsn sizs, Nos 10 10 q
-rs. sizs aud rstg up 81 81 this must De re-
.mb~fsS si.lf sHoIIs 10 sise a0S pie= aoo u
sApa Tor attention Is Deoe.ssSy on tel. Poiat
tbs list make Of what Sinss ysH oSoSss
sxa tnaIas the current note or stamps BY nal 70
seSre,s Speedway Ne~lefk ans the nsasne
MI he eul, rstuYpsd ~ nazil oF cxpssa .
80 FAMILY or TRAVELLER should be wtthoat these tnva
ush eant}ve ThsHssDds them eitb TIE most PhaA
-s.s.s. DR. T. HUMPHREYS Co,
Ma Broadway, New YeTA
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.ORTON's OINTMENT /!


sALT-RHEUM AND SCR0FULA,
Permanently euIes ssdheAd Ring al lteains EEup
q Ssin.
FIRST ESTABLISHED IN ls4L
Thi. emf the basic oftbs dsSAseFoes 10
is vsry euie nom the nssh bsHesh TO the SKIN
Uh.f ou1wnd applications for satRhsum, &C, operate
Jswb~sId bos drVg the disorder Inward aud often oeSson
les terrible Internal usiadies
EuRTUNiS OINTMENT. the contrary throws The poison
ofthe rpwsrd particle OF II Is dscn ed
pores The eeds Of tha disease are e1pehSd nom
hs-b consequently thee can be no relspee.
Sold Il Is' ge glars bo,es Price 50 cents -. ~,
Prepared by GERRIT NORTON, Original PIoPretoI rev
York v hoit faIe Depot ct PENFOLp PARKER hoW-
Has Wholesale Druggists, No. Is Beekmsn-'t
nUERUs PATENT COD LIVER OIL JEL-
~ ~ As much more eRoaeoHs than The Liquid on 10 s
ts uiy certain err for CONSUMPTION sesoiua Asthma
and al iinds Of CoughS
QUERUe PATENT JELt IFIED CASTOR on
To De the invenors Stce re- lsS 4tnsV aho IN o
'pSfPPiEsEssF oIb Parker MOWER, No IS Beek%-o,st
C,TOP BLEEDING stop SPLITTING
~ nj GOD !-RFMTDY READY "A certain cure 10Y
Hemcrrksge highest testimonial sei ior henisi. IN
heKe. containing u Powd"rs ~ 81 OF sen, m. .
powders sold by S. T. NJ SON Agert, "Ssiose
aud ketsi, 10. lac Full on-st, NeW-fork'
FT1HF CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE OF
.u INVALID vublishsd for the benefit and a. rsnant
rnS caution Scusg who tnber rsn nef'oes veDy
Prrmsure Decay ;suppying 1t the ssze tine me
by ona who sarsd himself sstsT having soen gs
- "a pense lhroush Essdies iarosittea ase
$500 nav Dc had Of the sshe, NATHANIEL
~ FsjiStd Fsst Broskyn Kings County Hsv-f era ~ IN
clostsg pastpaie s4SEss'sS envelope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

SUPREME COURT.-City and County Of Nevf
~ Yok-rYRUs sCORiELD and GEORGE FOX He
RENsSELAER w. VAN sYCKLE@SumgnCn; let sxSG mSppT
I~osSS on cont act To kENSSELAEB w. VAN 81 hLE'
fO are hereby .umeDed and ieqs.d 70 sasIs s Ssas
psnt this action Of which bssewh ssfSel spo.
you and 10 serse copy Of answer to the ,sd
subscbeT at nay Office number forty four Nal use
che Of kerYorf within twenty days eteI tho tssee
hsFeo sSessss Of the day tooh services and J9s "a
aRsweT the complaint within the time Aforesaid the Pen
&c act win tsfe Judgment against Jon for the sun OF
f6t1 SD hundred AUD eighty two dollars and eighty
eerts with tho thirteenth day Of Janay is"
beside the eosts Of this sction.--Dsted Jan ~ lD
JOHN FITCH Psiniih . AttoFnsy,
No "A Nall st. keW.YoTk
The and complaint duly a.. IN the once q ta
Iunesyy A. d. fs0s, JOHN FIT JH
re- lc1SaF PasahG . AttSsnsy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
ts County Of NewY or Notice Il hereby gysa 70 ~ "a
sons ksvpT claims against LEWIS LAY. late o. tns Cy
kewY orb Of the Cty Of Paris deceased 70
$40 with vouchers thereof 70 tie sobsoribers o. Sh9
EDNARD FORT at No. is South williams IN the Ssy 81
Ynrt on or before the seventeenth day Of March nsz
Datod New YORK the 7sh day Of septsnhsF, 1855
W. JAMES Bernard,
EDWARD FORT,
.alnwsuFd Executors, he, Of Lewis Lay, deceased
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feaal Notires.

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate ., oi,
coautv 0; New YfIk Doiiee l. hereby given 70 al psi'
I'm, elsifs sssin.t ELIZABETH DAhE, se 81 tns
Cry Il wdoT d;ces'TS r ss,sa o me Of he sub
.hsrs Li- bout~ yourth street near so
h the ty q Ssw Sts ~ s,b dsy Of February 1850
N1A'-b~''s WV WILLIAM HOLM rs, Fx.cutors
.oo ,..auF LANES ~. DARkE,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
Douglas Popular Sovereignty.

''Slaves are regarded as property, and
placed on an equal footing with all other prop
erty. Hence the owner of slaves. the same
as the owner of any other species of proper
ty, has right to move TO any Territory and
carry his property with him. Douglas
Speech at Ne,o Orleans.
"And if the Constitution recognises .he
right of property of the master in slave,
and makes no distinction between that des-
cription Of property and other property own
cd by a citizen, no tribunal acting under the
Authority of the United States, whether it be
tagislatice, executive, or judicial, has a right
to draw such distinction, or deny to it the
benefit of the provisions and guarantees
which have been provided for the protection
ofprivate property against the encroachments
of the Government" ~ rca Scott Decision.
Douglas said at New Orleans, that slaves
were property, and the owner of slaves had
Alright to take them to the Territories as any
other property might be taken there. Doug
las and his platform also endorse the bred
Scott decision, and that decision says. that
laves are property, ana that that property,
as all other property must be protected by
the tribunals of the Federal government
What then becomes Of Popular Sow
ereignty, or the right of the people to have
slavery or not as they please. If Douglas
was right at New Orleans, if his platform is
right now, and if the bred Scott decision is
the true doctrine, as Douglas and his party
say, we should like to see the people prevent
the holding of slaves in Territory, or state
for that matter. How, play, could it be
done. Manifestly it cannot be done. If
slaves are property in the Territories, the
Shareholder is entitled to protection of that
property, as the Supreme Court say in the
bred Scott case, and it is idle to talk about
The right or the power of the people to pre-
vent it. The Supreme Court is omnipotent,
and its decisions are the law of the land, in
Territories, in State and everywhere
We ask condid Democrats to read and
candidly ponder, the above extracts, and sec
if they can be reconciled with the Popular
Sovereignty which the Douglas stumpers are
preaching in this county seeif they can find
a shade Of difference between the most cx-
IRENE p,o-slave,ysm, and this kind of Pop
ular Sovereignty, non-interyention, or by
whatever name it may be called; see if theses
doctrines are true, if the people in the Terri
tories are not compelled to have slavery
whether they will or no, if any body cho use
to take slaves there see if there is
any difference in the world between Douglas
Democracy and Breckenridge Democracy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
HsasS Meeting AT Agency CITY.

The Republicans of Wapello county, are
cordially invited to turn out en- masse, and
witness the raising of a tall Pole, and the
tiinging of a beautiful, national flag to the
breeze in honor of the gallant leaders of the
iavncible Republican army, and aid to swell
the multitude that will assemble to ratify
the nominations Of Lincoln and IIamln for
the Nation, and Curtis, for the State and
help enlarge the reyerberating glorious shout
that shall resOnnd TO the skies for the tri-
umphant progress of Freedom, at Agency
City, on Thursday, August 30th
Senators Harlan and Grimes, J. F. Wilson,
II. C. Caldwell, and other able speakers, are
expected to address US, and defend the eter-
nal principles, for which we are battling.
Turn out, We honest yeomanry, and show
to the world of Nations, that there is a bold
and sturdy host enlisted under the flounting
flag OF Liberty and Truth, doing fearless bat
tie for the sake of rig't, and waging ceasless
warfare upon the sullen, scowlng army Of
error
Turn out, We liberty Toying sons of Amer
lea, as one broad living sign upon which the
whole wide world can look, and read in
glowing letters, Columbia the gem of the
Ocean, the home Of the brare and the free"
shall never marchin the rear Of Russia, nor
loiter in the shadow Of Turkey, whilst error
stalks abroad like VIOLIN Sleeps clothing,
or whilst the fantest clank Of the chain Is
heard rattng on the slave Of might, or the
sigh of the broken spirit, aud the humble
prayer Of the poor and oppressed, ascend to
the throne Of God -
Come on, with your sons and daughters,
ana have good old fashioned time-the
camp fires are burning the b2acons flame
on the hills-the Bugle of Freedom, is sound
ing-thc shouts OF the glad ring out, and all
tie people rejoice Liberty is a reality, a
truth, but Slavery s an absurdity, a wrong
Come on, md give nine cheers for Hon
est Abe of the West" and send thrill Of
glaaness through all the land.
BY oder Agency City Republican Club
.... T. ii. GRIFFIN, Secty.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
Patents Granted TO WesserM in

The following important Patents were is
sued to We; stern Inventors from the United
States Patent Office, the week ending Aug.
Il, 1906 Reported weekly for the Courier
by Broadnax & Gray, Patent Attorneys and
Solicitors, No All Hine street, st. Louis, Mo.
and corner of Seventh and F. streets, Wash
ington, D. c., whose terms, if SO desired, are
conlitional no patent no pay. Send for one
of their circulars of instructions.
! John C. Baker, Mechanicsburg, o; i'm.
provemcnt in Fruit Jars ~ % 81 >..
B. w Bruel, Belot, Wisconsin, Improved
Mop Holder .... .... -.....
VIM. III. Churchman, GAINESVILLE, Wiscon-
sin; Improvement in Furnaces for Heating
Buildings. ..
Henry ID. Dunbar, Memphis, Tennessee;
Improvements in Pistons for Steam En-.
gines
James 5. Fowler, Peoria, Illinois: Improve.
ment in Cora Planters. -..... ~.
Robert W. Gardiner, Quincy, Illinois; I'm.
provcmcnt in Governors for Steam En-
gines. .......... s..
Schuyler Goldsmith, Wataga, Illinois; In.
provement in Cultivators. ......- 49,.
VIM. II. Greenwood, Galva, Illinois I'm.
proved Lock. .- ...
Asa Greenwood Toulon, Illinois; Improv.
cd Tenon ing Frame. .-
Lathrop Kazar Leroy, Illinois; Imrove-
ment in adjustable Mole, for Mole Plow.
VIM. Kimnle & D. Kimnle, Cambridge
City, In llama; Improved Stump Extract
or. ... ~ .s
G. II. Lamb, Newark, Mi ssouri Improve.
ment in carriage Springs.
R.M. Lyttle, Triune, Tennessee Improve.
ment in Portable Scaholds. ...
Charles Marston, Viroqua, Wisconsin
Improvement in Grain Harvestcrs.
VIM. F. Schroeder, La Porte, Indiana
Improvement in Seed Planters. .......
NJ. Messer & a. Steinbren II, Cleveland,
Ohio Improvement Hanging Sash Of Rail-
road Car Windows. ....
Allen S. Ballard; Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
assignor to himself and Joseph Howe, same
place; Improvement in Ditching Machines.
DESIGNS. -
John D. Cunningham, franklin, Tennes-
see Design for Collins - ...
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
Cole :ts 0esvluUa.

G. C. Cole, Douglas candidate for Congress
in this district, spoke at the Court House
in this city, on Thursday of last week. We
did not hear him. but understand that he
disappointed his political friends, who had
formed too large anticip DEMONSTRATION to him
Ills speech is represented a. Astounding in
rash and inconsiderate statements and asscr-
tons, manifesting ignorance in relation to
questions and issues. inexcusable in can
didate for so high an office. He told the
COW story, trumpet up yarn, utterly false,
rs We learn by the press Of Warren county.
with much assumed feeling, on bis part, but
les, on the part of his audience many of
whom regarded it in the light of sensation
story, got up for political effect, which is the
fact His disqnlsition upon the revenue law
exhibited a degree of ignorance of the legs-
ton of the State, truly astonishing. When
he charged upon the Republican Party, the
responsibility of the provision for distress
and sale of personal property for taxes, he
simply proved his ignorance of the legisla-
ton of the State, that rebounds little to his
credit. That provision had its origin six
wears before the formation of the Republican
Party, when the Democrats were in powc,
in this State. 1t viii be found in the Code
published in 1851
The FACT il. the Democracy iifd to their
c)lagrin that Cole is not nearly 80 smart as
they had been led 70 suppose. Besides, he
came from the south, where hewas a slave
holder, and with WHICH he doubtless sympa-
thises more than with the North his present
home. The idea Of sendins such man to
Congress to occupy the seat 50 worthily and
ably filled by Col. Curtis, Il huniiitting
But fortunately there isn't ,he least danger
Of its being done.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23

'EEae Skies are EsrigS,E.

The political skies are growing brighter
and brighter every day, for Lincoln and
Hamlin. 1t is now reduced to as much of a
certainty as any future event can be, that
the Republican candidates will receive the
electoral vote of every Free State. Every
thing is clearly working towards that result,
and nothing but some unforeseen combina-
ton can prevent it. There are efforts making
in some quarters, to patch up some sort of a
Union between the two factions of the De-
mocracy, but with no success so far. The
indications are, that the Republicans would
carry every Northern State, with the De-
mocracy united against a divided Dcmocra-
cy, the victory will be sure and EASY. Hi
nois, Indiana, and Pennsylvania are regard.
ed as certain for the Republicans by large
majorilies. Illinois is as certain for Lincoln
by at least 10000 majority, as any State in
the Union. There are large gains all over
the State in the South the vote over Ere
mont's, will be quadrupled and the Breck-
inridge and Lane Ticket will get 10000 from
Douglas. The skies then are bright, so bright
As to encourage Republicans to work to make
the approaching victory decisive Of the fate
of pro slavery Democracv..--4..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23

CHARLorrvILLE, Aug. 10, 10P M-The
correspondence between the two conventions
shows that all overtures for compromise
were rejected. Senator Mason, in his speech
today, declared that the path marked out by
Douglas leads directly the abolition camp
The speeches, of Senator'S Mason and Hun
ter have been reported for publication =
Amidst the greatest enthusiasm the conven-
ton adjourned sine die ..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
Who Come Oar?

a young orator of the Democratic stripe
was rehearsng his SANDERS the other day, in
the woods back of our city. He had evil
IDENTIFY heard Dean and Cole, and was copy
ing their style and the subject matter of their
discourse admirably. In the course of his
effort he commenced repeating the stale
falsehood that Clay ard Webster were pop
u!ar sovereignty men. After reading a gar
bled extract from Clay the orator continued ::
and now call on the immortal and God
like Clay, if what say is not true?" At
that instant there was arustling in de BUSH
hard by and the orator, turning his eyes
in that direction, saw white object advanc-
ing. The orator did nat acait to finish his
rehearsal. Whether he took the objec: for
the ghost of Clay, or II white calf-as it
really was-we can't say. Let it be as it
will, he has never been seen in the woods
since
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
Council Proceedings.
MONDAY Eve. August ID, 1876

MONDAY Nv r.. August 10, lSOV.
Council met. Mayor in the chair. Minutes
of last meeting read and approved.
A petition signed by q number of b,Si
ness m,n and citizens, asking for the imme-
date Improvement of Court Street, was pre-
scented and laid on the table. ...
The Collectors Receipts for balance due
on Tax Receipts oflSj1, in favor of a num-
Der Of individuals, were read and orders au.
thorized for the amounts specified.
The Auditing committee reported adversely
to allowing the claim of R. & j. c. Fisher,
of $3.50 for work done on Washington ST..
in August 80, report received, and report Of
committee adopted. .......
The Street Commissioners report from
jane 18th, to August lIth, was read, show
ins an expenditure on the Streets by
Road Receipts of $500. s.. ...... ..
The city Solicitor was present and read
his report, requested at last meeting of
Council. Opinion given, that ordinance No.
II, was not valid. AID Mitchell gave motto ;
that at the next meeting, he woul introduce
an ordinance repeating ordinance No. H.
Aid Dixon, offered the following:
Resoloed, That immediate steps should be
taken by the Street Commissioner and City
Marshal, with the aid of the City Solicitor,
to collect all Taxes due on sidewalks by
sale of Lots or otherwise, as required by the
ordinances of this cty.-Adopted. ..
AID Dixon, from special Street Committee
reported verbally, not ready to report salts
factorily, and that the committee could not
do so unless they have further time, and
authority to employ an Engineer re.
cieved and Committee discharged
A motion to direct the ST., Committee to
have majority Of the Road and Poll Tax
due the city, expended on Court ST, was
made and carried
Adjourned to meet Monday Eve. Sept 8.
... 10. S. b. TRIAL, Recorder.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
Eddyyille Sold ONT.

r 1t IS known to many in this regions that
the city of Eddyville, in this county, was
laid out ~ j. p. Eddy, of St. Louis that
some six years ago he sold his interest CON
sisting Of some 400 acres, a large number of
Blocks and Lots, to II. Berdan, of New York.
Since that time Mr. Berdan has sold some of
the land and Lots, but there remains now
some 300 acres adjoining the city, and about
20 Blocks, 2jO Lots. The entire property,
worth as any one must see, a large sum, was
sold the past week by Mr.. Beraan, to w. S.
Gilman, Banker Of New York, for the insig-
niiicant sum of $1,000. A very pretty spec
ulation. We wish it understood that this
sale is not a fair indication o: the value of
Western Cities.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23

ISDEPENDEscE, Aug. 20-The New Mex
lean mail, with dates to the 9Th, arrived this
eve. ... ..rr
There isgreat excitement in Santa Fe.-
The Navajo Indians made an attact on a lit
tie settlement l miles below, killed two men
and drove off all their stock There was on
ly eleven soldiers in Santa Fe, and they
were sent in pursuit of Indians in wagon.
a party Of citizens went out and overlook
the Indians and recovered the stock, but
had to fight for it; and owing to the coward
ice of some Of the men three of the party
were killed and five wound ID, two Of whom
have 81 nce died .... ... .-....