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Eads and his Sureties.

The referees in this case have made their
award as follows: The sureties on the first
bond are discharged Those on the second
bond are to pay 5000, and on the third
bond $29,574. On the payment of these
amounts, the suretics are to be discharged
from the penalties of the bonds.
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The husband Of Mrs. Sickles, in a late
speech said, that the city of New York, if
the Union was dissolved, would declare her.
self independent. The Chicago Tribune,
commenting on this, suggests that the hus-
band Of Mrs. Sickles be elected the first king
of the new kingdom of Manhattan.
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As near as can be ascertained, the total
population of the States and Territories is
100000; therefore the ratio Of represen.
tation in the House of Representatives will
be about lbs, 900
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WOLVES RETURNING.-It is stated as
singular fact, that for the first time in TWEEN
ty years, wolves are now showing them
selves in the Aroostook region, Ne. 1t is a
singular fact also, that for the first time
"within the memory Of man." the praire
fowl is showing itself at several points in
Michigan.
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Mcssrs. Mitchell & Ladd, of Cincinnati,
have built one Of the largest pork packing
establishments, at Ottumwa, of any point in
the Des MONIES Valley, having all the mod
ern improvements and conveniences of first
class Cincinnati packing establishment. The
business is carried on in the name Of George
Gillaspy Il Co. They will pack at that
place, this year, 10000 hogs, at the lowest
figure. -Keokuk Journal.
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Genius of Iowa.

We publish to-day the census of Iowa
complete, by counties, and likewise the NOR.
tally Of each county for the year ending 1st
luna 1870 IN 5a Nta va ~
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POPULATION OF WAPRLLo Co.-By the
Census, this County has population Of
1886. In 1850, it was 6,473. Increase
in ten years, 6,123
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The trial Of j. w. Bissell, for conspiring
to burn the Rock Island Bridge, is now pen
ding before the U. S. District Court at
Chicago
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WE EAT TOO MUcH-It would be curious
but instructive calculation, says cotempor-
airy, to count up, in dollars and cents, the
amount annually wasted in the United States
in excessive eating. We have no doubt
that the aggregate would buy up food, Year
by year, for all famine-struck nations i'm the
world. Millions would be inadequate to
represent the total. Think how much great
er the realized wealth of the American
people would be, if a healthful temperance
in eating had charterized them for the last
two generations There would have been,
in that event, more than enough to liqui-
date our whole foreign debt, including all
the money borrowed for our railroads, ca.
nails, coal mines, &c. 1t is probabl that,
on an average, ons-forth of the money now
spent on the tables, everywhere throughout
the Union, might be saved, not only with.
out injury to those eating, but positively to
their advantage. Intemperance in food is
almost as general as inte,nperance in drink
once was, only the former, from being less
deleterious, does not attract so much notice.
Harrisburg Telegraph,
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Financial matters we're improving in New
York on the 18th.
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The weather moderated on Monday, and
it rained yesterday, threatening the loss of
our .sleighinS.
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Several of our citizens who have tested
the gold prospect at the Peak, are perfectly
satisfed-to remain at home.
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The line of Steamers between Boston and
Charleston has been discontinued
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VoTE OF Iowa TowNs.-An article has
been going the rounds Of the papers giving
the vote Of the following towns at the late
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LADIES SUPPER.
The Ladies of the
0ttumwa Ladies' Sewing
Circle

Propose to give public entertainment at the Court
House on Friday Evening, December 2lst, next, the
proceeds be appliedto the ofthe Congregation
al Church. A Supper, free to all, will be served, ate
which variety of useful and ornamental articles,
and decac;es will be sold to those wishing to buy,
to be followed with toasts sentiments and socable,
good time generally
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6. d. THRALL Recorder.
ORDlNACNE No. 50.

Whoever shall dig or cause to be dug, executing
under the direction of the Street Commissioner any
excavation in any highway thoroughfare or public
Grounds Of the city, shall be guilty of
and fined in the Mayors Court in to eed
fifty dollars, this ordinance to take effect BON its
passage and publication as by Charter required
Passed and approved December 10th, 1860.
- W. L. ORR, Mayor.
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Thos. j. Rhodes, an old citizen of this
county, died on Sunday, the 10th inst.
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The Hon. John NJ Bolts is out in an able
letter against secession, and in favor Of the
Union.
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Latest from washington.

On the 16th,, Senate, Mr.. Clark intro
duced a resolution Of inquiry as to the con-
dtion of Southern forts. Laid over. Sen.
Wade made just the right kind of a speech,
conciliatory, but firm. lie said if South
Carolina was swallowed up by an earth
quake, We should not miss her much; that
for himself he woud let her 60, but as a
member Of Congress, he could not consent.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

GNAKEN up by Samuel Austin at his residence IN
- Agency City, Wapello county Iowa, on the I4th
day OF November, A. d. 1860, one Bay Mare, supposed
to be three years old past about 10 hands high with
star In the forehead, the right hip knocked down,
the left hind foot white nearly to the pastern joint
some gray hairs around the root of the tail. black
Joseph Myers, Esq, Justice, &c.
ss-l2-3m JOSEPH HAYNE, Co. CIk.
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TAX SALE.-The sale of land and lots in
this county for Taxes of '56, '57, and '5s,
was held on Monday, the 18th. Very little
sold, none except to parties interested, and
the sale was adjourned to Jan. 2sth, 1861,
ATTIC o'clock, a. M. ....
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A Man Lost.

Mr.. Ashbury Vandevort left his residence
near Sugar Greek bridge, on the St. Fran
cisville road, last Sunday morning; was in
Keokuk on Monday, and has not since been
heard from by his family. He had been
sick for some time previous; and it is
thought he was daranged at the time he
left.
Mr. Vandevort is ABOUT thirty years old,
five feet nine inches high, with black hair
and whiskers, and the little finger of the
right hand has been cut off at the knuckle
joint.
Any aid or information to lead to the dis.
covery of his whereabouts will he gratefully
acknowledged by his wife.
Address Rebecca Jane Vandevort, Sum.
mitville, Lee county, Iowa.
Will our exchanges up and down the river
please notice. Gate City.
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We deem the article incomplete without
the vote Of this town, which we accordingly
add:
Lyons, 5Sl {"
Mirror.
Tho table is still incomplete without the
figures for Wheatland, as follows:
Wheatland, 14S
- Whedtland Times.
The above is very unfair and incomplete
without the vote of this place. Put it in:
Ottumwa, go
Courier.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Jefferson c. Travis at his residence in
Highland Township, wapello County Iowa, on the
LIST, day Of December, 1861 Bay Mare Of the fol-
lowing description to wit One Bay Mare supposed
to be five years old black name and TAIL black feet,
white spot In the forehead, other marks brands
perceivable. and appraised to be worth thirty-fv
dollars before ]. c. Whippe Justice Of the Peace o
said County. JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk,
BY W. Goldsmith, Deputy. no41 3m.
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sw Advertisements.


TUVAKEN up by Gardner Betterton at his residence
j in Washington Township, wapel o County,
Iowa, on the 18th day Of November, 1860, one Red
Steer, OF the following description to witt adark red
with some considerable white in the forehead a white
spot on the right shoulder with the bush Of the tail
white and some white on the belly, and appraised to
be worth twenty dollars, before L. A. Myers, Just
ice Of the Peace OF said county.
Dec. leo Al I2-3m JOSEPH HAYNE elk.
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w ARLINGTON, Dec. ll.-H0USE. - Mr..
Cobb, Alabama, did not rise to make a
speech, but to express an anxious desire
that the Select Committee should commence
their bushes and present their deliberations
in some tangible form. His hope, however,
was faint as to any useful result. If any,
thing was to be done to save his State, it
must be done at once.
Mr.. Leake, of Alabama would not remain
in the Confederacy longer than the 18th of
January, unless something was speedily
done. He was not secessionist. He de-
sired peace, predicated on the principles of
the Constitution.
Mr.. Davis, Of Miss, briefly gave the rea-
sons why he should serve on the committee;
he might be blamed or censured, but acting
where his conscience approved, he dcfied the
opinion of the world. He stood here not as
the representative of his own preferences,
but for the interest of his constituents. He
regretted that the resolution under which the
committee was raised came from distin.
guished son of Virginia. He had entertain
ed an opinion that the Southern members
should withdraw, and leave the Republicans
to submit report for consideration, but
this could not be done; the Constitution
was sufficient for the protection of Southern
rights, ifexecutcd in letter and spirit.
If our Government rests for its construc-
ton on public opinion, he would have no
hope from that source, nor that it would be
preserved by compromise or. the use of the
sword. The Republicans have destroyed
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" ANhtAI IN - tfNh y -
Tie Central Ns'ional Drmvc rsiic ton,-
mi''ce are consideringihe Prorrie'y 4 Chan.
gIny ne place .; holt.ng he y suora 4 n-
yention 10 some other point. Ine reason y;
lls- d pwing n Tie exurbi'sni snd op'rage-
ou~ prices which have been fx-d upom 81
auirl keeprrs and other places ~ sscurGu-
dali.n Al Charleston. A large number ~
Senators and members have csl.e Tie az
len'Ien ~ The Coa mlilee % tbs mater. aud
sre ur.ing snem 10 take immscl sle seiipn.
The mnlisise beiie,e they haze vpAer N
M ke ne cssarge. back q up ~ lhe Drmor-
facy u the diE reni s-ciinns. Thry Nil
h4rgs Inc place o. neAiin- 70 iiAliwvre
The North American Teisgraal.c Asso.
cia,ion have been 10 session IL FLl. ,ils irr
several tays. They have sursssasJ ~ 81.
lecsing arrangements 10 c1n-ifutts iine ~
cs.ilorn.a. provided Congress shall suf'-or-
ze ecnlrsc, ior tie GlserAmrni Lus.D.-.
lor ten yesr- ~ $.npp
The nexr number d 'ae saiiouai Ira = n.
con;ain nyiiee announcing - -srpensien
ater iva more numbers are ISSUED Nrs
B~iry has been Reluctantly comsrlisJ ~
snke iiir -sep 10 consequence N me paP~'
cessins 70 be a pasiss concern.
Thsfr . fHir Pre-pees 'iA, kans's ~iil
b- admitted 'his sesscp4 rnder ihe Wyar-
!u''r Con>ii'u'ina.
The cen~u- tsreau u 7-epsrirc iHsirac-
iofs 10 The nlarshal- art assistant. III r4i.
irr Vie census. The iaIrFnai commerce
Wit b. rtuiiy taken. The Iex.s, esi-
mates cf me ro~f .; 'llir~ re c.nsus risi-
yesr i 81 yo)ttD /, w..i proh.hly react
s2c10utO. u y tie rurro.- - Srp.fin,
'en5sn. Kennedy 10 rnnsal4lr she refurn-. i
possible. - csrlr rs The IL q: O-tvbtr
sh'ch w.il BE- sn.pic um- 'or .ngre+s - en
q ~ apgor,ioasaeHs !s~ es'iy nsxs see.
sium-
The prospect ~ ne psssa1s, ty cin-rrss
" The b.sl ~slsblsshin. l'ac "a selsgssPi
nv P-tiir. n constants improving.
Tie L rahlic k4~ i.s0sd ~ -, rurFshrr
Az .f..rt vii o. N de n mite ne -ptsrrip
tIon li-,- y tho IT.. srd I: publ. ~ \ hiri
. found new y .ru.Iican paper.
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SrrTLEnAsr oF The JulAH Divorces
CASE AT NiscESsES.--A we stated Ia or
lssi, Mr.. Judah ~ts granted dvcrce frcm
her husband. Ssmuei Judah, E>G, and ~
agreement of counsel. (eoncurrsd in ~
Judge Dnrke) il ~s- decided u give the
v lie The entire ownsrship and control q;
Are home farm, including stock, furniture
SC. aud tie absolute ri-ht 70 al. the lnds.
anrpolis rrcperiy-paying Ju1sh sixiy pel
cent Of The net p'ois- ~ he ios on ~hicl
he has erected block d. builSiuEs and pay.
lug eli indebtedness thereon. The v.iue !.
Tie properly y sbou, $4,000 Mrs. J sl.t
ae,s al. lac city property. including Let No
91. aud one Third oi Scou's b.ccs. Th'
Court gave the mother the exclusive jurIs
dicicn OF ,ac sninos cAildren.-v,n. Sun.
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SEWARD SrocK RAI>Isc.-At a recent
meeting Of the Boston Anti. Slavery Socir-
~. held Al Tremons Tempe. 10 that city.
Vim. n. Seward was nominsted for the
Presidency. VIM. Lloyd Garrison. Wendell
Phillips and others of that siripe made
speeches, denouncing the Union ind Cons,i.
tuition. nnd predicting a speedy insurrer,iUn
John Brown was canonized and Seward
gIorifcd. Phillips designated Browne raid
a. merely the twilight of the chapter Of VIC
lence.
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As Au-soAIs~ 9He M.gLpS'7 z a
X NClrs--'.M..s M riha Iisin,- DAtl,r .ay-
the RarFahannoch sIusAe' ncr, ''sLs tesusi
fa. sri talented senue anshrsss II Nosfuik.
has rccrnilv received mstrimohisi cfFrr
from rsec.risk. The lo.rr Prince u Zen.
msrk, WIN tsii ia love v iih her % Ia Pres
idsni l.see lsst ~eek. Ms II. r,fu-ea
him. Prstsrr:nc The ro.it,un q Tree Amer.
Icsn lady 10 shaf " Danish queen. TIE
Pri.ee has returned % Europe dsseonseI.is.
--Mssh Or. Cin Gaz.
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The Political s.afcs Of iIr. Smith, Of
T1-tl Carolina.

Inc iCnical ssHfcs q LIZ. Snisl, O.
N1-si Ca.ci;ni.
During rhe conie-t ior Speskership Of the
National House II representatives.. il wns
charged tilst the Democrats ia voting Tor
81. Saith. Of Eorh C,rol.ra. cast Their
votes & Know No'lirg This was &C.
ri.d al tho tine. hu, tic charge has since
been reiterated Nv lie Black Reppblicsn
press. especially IL Tie Nsnh~est. To sei
these calums:es .; rect. ar. Smith. on The
II 4 ~ made personal explanation, IN
y Eie.. ae sis'ed lhs he had "ncvef been q
mcr,ter Of lie American Organization, and
dII no, concur in. o. syrpnh.ze win any
rroserp,i.e features cf i's party Greet
lie ll.en con'iru.d ss fol'ows:
y am ' Wig. stand where,
for n..re fhan 'ven'y-ii.e years. I have stood
~iIhoa, ;a.,esing, amid The masaions d
party narn"+ aud rhry orgsnIza'ipn.; look
ing upon ihr great interests II the country
a. Illuminated "a The iiS IA shed upon them
~ ,lie mssser spirits Of 'he grnerution q
ssstesmen ,Lst is pss,, aud clinelnr. With
f.ial devotion. % ihsi nnc,e s,sudart Which
20 iong waved over The esAant patriotic
Whigs oF The school oi Ii-n,y q -.
IL ,hs, greet Ysrly there waS. Mere cou'i
be 20 srciipssl-m. u had no caublc rad
ings \, m pci'icsl crrrd. ! sar pmir-nii,
y nauunal party. knowing no Norh 5 lu'h.
East us N,s'. but co-. xenrise vih nv
l-n.th snd breadth ~ ,he Cyniederacy -
wi ihtle alleged t'sini-gra'ion o. is ~
ganiz4d sal>'~nre, Ne Trirc pl = committed
:" ~ krtf ing have 10, Fsrsh.d Thsy stiii
live. end nre ,herirhsd ID the affections u
ihe great tnsss of our p~ooe. Tae A'neri-
can heart yet ihrobs si'h desper energy q
pul-s,ion, Shen ths, rsue i pronounced
which 81 often led is eu.hsrled ho-is 70 &c.
tirn. Tire eminent nationality 81 prrpoee
n-d principle y lica 'h- favoriie s.noi Ken.
iurky brca,hed iu'o hat party, giving 10 A
il~ .i'al energy. y snli 10 k.d 10 guide ..
sa'ey through surrounding reril--
! have o. atid nE i.,ih iaihe pcrmfreocy
N IRE insu uvian--,n The continuance .
.ur n.'inntily. ! lmpe-sD sre s',c ul'ins'4
riumph 81 49, con -eFs.lsss sentiment s.hlei
lcunc ~ jnsi expression ii Henry Gay, tnt
10 his puhiic life
hure osee ths, vast sectional orrari
~ 'Aoa held together by 'hr single cohesion
y hosliisy 10 rhe nSiiIu'7cns of nearly cn,
nnli cf our corfrd4rsied s''s.es. INV .rond
n. over the almost enlire s5rih. aid smot
ef.ng the generous srd pslri0sir aspirlt.vn.
;het struggle u l'rcak from The pressure: ~
orgsnizaiion which. n produrirg (. nsiurs
snj necessary snlacoasm " The \ u'h. hai
almost reni us in ivsin, ed srraycd sec lol
"A -in.l srciian in fierce crf 4 1T. threaten
irE, y ~ usinsr sglrsssv- prOgrcs-, th'
nvcf'hryS uf cor polilics irsirnions--l
hnpr u Gee this nrganz lion, in al n rrid
of sifengih. crurn bling and wasting bcicr'
tile consuming Ef.s Of popular Wraia, q
y inter ,nows tirspisc md diAsppetr un1e
the returning hcst Of sPing. hope 4
sitnes- The union 81 irus AND just men eve
~ where IN resoiuie resistance % the sec
i:onsl spirit which snrnacs and Directs IL
movements =
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G~YThe Dem ,crsuc guns Of 1850 are
multiplying. On Tuesday, the city Of Lsn.
caster, Penn. which has always been inse,e-
ratsly Black Republican, elected Dem.
ocrstic Mayor with gain Of more than i've
hundred votes. The same dsy, At the char.
Ter election in Binshampton, New York, the
Democrats carried tie city BY . handsome
majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

0-TAiexsnder Iiarilton once said 20 On
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slis: when have subject IN hand study
II profoundly. Day and night 4 i before nr.
I explore !, in al is bearings My mind
becomes pervsded with il. Then the efforts
which make /, is the fruit Of labor and
thought"