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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
DIEp-In Eddyville, Slst May, A. D. 1857, WIZ.
IL -all Of 1 md Mnr


DIED-In Eddyvlle, slst May, A. D. 1851, W.T.
LIAM HOMER, eldest son of II. u. and Mary w. Ives.
aged five years. FIVE months and twenty days.
Mn. PALMER: Accompanying the above the fol-
lowing lines They not sent to you for their Poe
try. They written down in the stage by the faith
err when on his way to Court and they but the
out gushings Of fathers heart, overcharged with
grief on the death of his Oldest boy, whom he had
buried but the day before:
Willie DEAR why did you leave us,
When you lov'd us all so well?
And all of us ov'd dearest Willie
More than earth can ever til.
How could you leave the thousand things
Your little heart seem'd set upon?
Your busy hands were ever free,
Your little feet would ever run.
How could you leave your "brother Frank"
And "Corra Emma and SISTER Mays"
How could you leave these dearest ones,
Say Willie dear, dear Willie say?
Say did you see happier Home
In some far distant twinkling star,
Where sweet spirits, robe in glory,
More beloved than parents are?
Have you joind their happy number,
Have you tun'd your harp Of gold,
Are you singing songs Of triumph
Drinking joys that can't be toldy
Stay then dear Willie, and drink In
The fullness of thy higher joy
Till Sisters-Drothe Observation-Disclosures
Come to join their darling Boy. sass
In Eddyvil'e, Sept LIST, 1862 FRANK wAsuBrKs Ivrs,
aged six years
Willie dear, I see you now,
hear your new "tuned harp Of gold ~
hear you "singing songs of triumph"
know your 'joys that can't be told"
Father, Mother Brother, Sisters, ...
They've bid "their Frank" the last "good-byev
And boys and girls around my bed
Have riy oh .ba ,ar.i sio
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There is no long. r the shadow of a chance
for the fusionists to best Lincoln in New
York. The miserably dishonest schemes of
the New York gamblers to defeat Lincoln in
that State, with the purpose Of carrying the
election into Congress, have been so thorough
ly advertised, that the people understand
them perfectly. The fusion schemes oftheir
opponents have been the greatest possible
help to the Republicans. They have insur-
ed the State, with its decisive thirty-five
votes, for Lincoln. We should not be sur
prised if New York should b, carried for
Lincoln by fifty thousand majority over ALL
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KANSAS AND MIssoURI-We saw gentle
man from the interior of Kansas the other
day, and he confirmed the worst accounts we
have received of the drouth, short crops and
famine we have received from that Territory.
There can be no question but that great des-
titution and suffering will be experienced
there this winter. All are leaving that cen
get away, but comparatively few, of course,
have the means to escape with. A similar
state of things exists in parts of Missouri,
causing a stampede from thence to Iowa.
Numbers have come to this city. 1t is est-
mated that 5000 have removed into this State.
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Presentation. G. Baldwin, of the Iowa
Supreme Bench, is spendinga few days in
this city at the residence of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. A. Nudge. The Judge goes to
Davenport Oct LIST, to hold Term Of Court.
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New Advertisements.
GarSide's Patent Fence!

VE\HE undersigned, having purchased the Right of
fers the public opportunity Of awaiting themselves
of its advantages. Its cheapness alone recommends it
say nothing of other advantages the old fence
Any infrngments Of this Patent will be prosecuted.
Town, Farm. and Township Rights are to be had by
applying TO or addressing A. vi. HARMS,
sept. "a, 'G3.-tfl COURIER OFFICE, Ottumwa.
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DIR. r. j. Patterson, Superintendent of the
Ohio State idiot Asylum, has been appoint
ed Superintendent Of the Iowa Hospital for
the Insane, at Mt. Pleasant in this State.
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GEN. SAM CAREY, prominent Bell and
Everett Old Line Wing, Of Cincinnati, has
come out for Lincoln,
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HE4UBLgCAS STATE TICKET.

RE1'UHLsCAS STATE TICKET.
FOR CoNGREss-TIHsT DISTRICT,
SAMUEL II. CURTIS of Lee County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ELI III SELLS, of Musca:ine Co.
FOR. AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN W. JONES, of Hardin Co.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHAS. c. NoURSE, OF Polk Co.
FOR REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE,
A. Il. MILLER, of Cerro Gordo Co.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
SEQ G. WRIGHT, of Van Buren, Co.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Wapello County, will
hold delegate Convention on the 9Th day
of October, 1850, for the purpose Of selecting
a candidate for Clerk of District Court. The
Township meetings viii be held on Thurs.
day preceding the Co. Convention, to send
up five delegates from each Township.
By order Of the Central Committee,
A. LoTspEICH Chairman.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

gTLaHGE.
FITZ HENRY WARREN, of Des Moines Co.
JOS. A. CHAPLIN, Of Dubuque Co.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
LIST Dist. VI. l.. MCPHERSON, ofMadison Co.
2d CHS. PoMEROY, OF Boone Co.
ASSISTANT ELECTORS.
LIST Dist,-JAMES BAKER,
-.BEN. RECTOR. of Fremont Co.
2i " EN- BATES, of Linn Co.
g. " w. r. FAIRFIELD, of Floyd Co.
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Grand Republican Meeting
At Chicago, October End, 1860.
HON. WIN. n. SEWARD,

md other distinguished Republicans will be present
REDUCTION OF FARE by the Burlington Missou-
RI River, and Chicago, Burlington Quincy RI iroads
Tickets will be sold coed for one passage to Chicago
on regular trains which arrive at Burlington on the
b. NJ H. X. r., on the Goth Sept. and LIST October,
ana which leave Burlington on the q. b. O. r. R. on
the LIST OF Oct, and which arrive at Chicago on the
evening OF the LIST and morning Of the I'd Oct $780,
Train which leaves Chicago by the T. b. 4 O. R. r.. on
the morning the Sd OF October and likewise good on
the trains which leave Burlington the Sd and 4th OF
October, 1860, at the following rates:
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STATE OF IOWA, !
Wapello Co. (

NutTce IS hreeby given to an
persons interested that the LIST day Of October so
has been fixed upon by the county Court OF said coun
Tuis, deceased. s-"''~
Sept. 6, '60-26l2.4w
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Salt-Rhcum Cured.

CINCINNATI, March, 3, 1S59.-Messrs. A.
L. ScovIll & Co.
DEAR SIRs-I have been troubled for the
last five years with the SALT RHEUM,
breaking out in botches overmy body, which
was very painful. had tried various RENE
dies, and had a number of Physicians. They
all failed to cure me- | have used but eight
bottles of Jour BLOOD and LIVER SYRUP,
which has not only relieved the pain, but has
EFFECTED CURE. l have no hestancy
in recommending it for all DISEASES of the
BLOOD.
j. A. BROWN,
Fifth Street, North side, between Plum and
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GU az StdtionS NO TeuuctlOn made on trains
JOHN G.. READ, Vice Prest & Supt
II. T1IIELSEN, Genl. Ticket Agt.
Sept. ~, 1860
The Western Stage Company will carry passengers
at reduction Of one third the usual rates
sN -Roraback's Compound Chemical Washing and
Toilet Soap is no humbug, but the best, most easily
made, and the cheapest of any now In usc This
Soap, though recently patented has already attained
unprecedented popularity 1t is used as readily In
hard as soft water.
See what your neighbors say of IL:
0TruMwA, Aug. 81, 1850.
q. 4. AsPISwALL,-Dear Sir:
The family right to man
ufacture Roraback's Compound Chemical Wasn;na
and Toilet Soap, which obtained from you, regard
as invaluable. Whatever other other patent inyen-
tions may be, this one Is no humbug The ingredients
OF which this soap is compounded perfectly harm.
less and so far from clothes being injured by its nae
believe FIVE dollars year will be saved in the usual
wear and tear which results the use Of other SOAP
The soap will eady remove French polish Print
er's Ink, lead paint, wheel grease tar &C. from ibe
finest fabrics, without injuring them in the least
things which no other SOAP with which acquaint,
ed, will do.
The Toilet Soap is useful for shaving Washing
hands, and everything else for which toilet soan s
used 1t cheap costing only four cents per pound
The Cheapness with which the Washing SOAP "a
Manufactured is, With me, an important item. Fifty
pounds can be made at cost of only 37A cents and
as easily as you can make cup Of coffee The fact
too, that clothes can be easily washed and washed
clean, an hard sulphur qcater is of great consider
alton TO me- would not be without family right
for four times Its cost. w w JOUNSoS
Family Rights, formerly sold fer $40, each, but now
for or $a for the washing SOAP % for the tole.
an be had at the COURIER Office.
GEO. E. AsPINwALL,
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GARlBALDI is claimed as native Caradi-
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Weather the past few days has been de.
iightftl
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ATTENTION MISUNDERSTANDING
meets for dill t. m ,rrJw friday night.
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Fifth Street, North side, between Plum and
Western Row.
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The preceding Nineteen Volumes are:

volume Ia issued the day of each month containing
novel compile e. aud will until the seres-thirtywe
volun es- Is CONF alete. IN
Each volume contains Two Engayngs Steel and Twelve
Sketches Wood al ongiusl designs oy Daey MADE
expressly for this Edition and engraved the first artists OF the
country Ihe uniform in size binding and price,
They may be obtsined from Booksellers in all the principal
cities and Publishers will send them by mail prepaid 70
any address IN the United States under 5000 miles, Tor Sl
~ DARLEYs COOPER vIGNETTEs:
Folios and ready Price S3e.ch As only 3oo OF
there subscribe had better do go
immediately. There will eight fOlios at 90 each four of
which ready
4g Walker-st ,NeW-YoIk.
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~ The September panber Of APpions Guide 80 cilsd
wrong and in the p.embe1 number offered 70 e pubic
s apisi ssnt he pa sa
ni.." We few Of the roads they have wr0ns
Men phi. and OHIO Railroad
Ch ciI AID Chicago Railroad
Columbus and lDdiar apois RAILROAD
BSraio New.YoTk and Erie Rail osd.
Cincinnati ard Richmond Railroad
Dayton ard Michisan RsIose.
Fast Ter nessee AID Georgia Railroad ,.o-. =, r,,v
smor and Ohio train discontinued on the 9th OF 'aS
Mv aukee and Detroit Railroad.
}ssSas.silIs e: on. us5 SBs R',I,G.d a,G,a.a
Ks ckuk and Fo,t DesMotnss Rslrosd
L. gar sport Peoria Burlington Railroad
Of Mr. R. Rice Superintendent Of the latter railroad they
have bogsph cal .stcS and likeness 80 csed and yet the
table OF hi. road TIE same SAP
'ebes for ten copies Ct our paper and says 1t VIII pefeae all
''''' LLoYDs WEEKLY
THE BEST CUBE %iiS0fi IN The fSTTs United STATES
An other Guides called an imp ystlon on the
RAiLR0AD WEEKLY VIII, is issued every Saturday morn.
az. s.n nTf nea Or hSs press IN @"D hours &
inside Of the paper larger than The sno%
70. breskast dine, and sup.
ASD SHORT TINE We Will HAVE PERYscTED E oua Ar
RAgsExHyTs TINE TABLES TELEGRAPH
OF THE USITED Static so THAT WE WILL BE
Abe 70 ssorScE TO Ths ru5LIC TINT %E nssa f so1
The raj ro.d. in progress are shown map far
PRICE ONLY SIX CENTS, OR 50 PER ANNUM.
specne latest date will be 70 part
Of United States Europe receipt Of three cents Ad
dress LLOYDS RAILROAD WEshLf,,
No "a Br adway New.YoIk
HIGH AUTHORITY THAT "LLOYUS RAILROAD
WEEKLY" Is THE BEST GUIDE ISSUED 80
Read the following letters. We could I'LL The Tribune with
sseh evidences were II necessary: - :, ,oeo
pysrr.HxRs LLorDs RAILROAD wEEsLylGs1t'; Incl9'ed
years subscription ~ valuable Journal
'oe'''e' 'oe "''p "0Ho "'''' '''' JOHN s. DARCY,
President Of New Jersey H. r. and Trans. Co.
ANOTHER BOMB-sHELL FOR THE MONTHLY
GUIDES
OynCY MICHIGAN RAILROAD Co.. I
DETROIT Aug. "a, 1860
M DARIRy CLARE AGENT MtCH CESTRAL r. r. CO., No.
III Broadway New YorkDodr Sir We believe from the plan
sfLoyds Railroad Weekly and cheapnes that pH super
,ede al conpetors Mr. N Rice Superintendent Is
quite pleased with the plan OF Loyds Railroad Weekly and
hereby directs you ply $50 for ten copies Of The Weekly 70
yearly the address of the following connected
with road. Respectfully. THOMAS FRASER
Mr. r. N Rice th. best Superintendents In this cou
try be there monthly guide coect
In aio-d knows and admits the same fact
Passengers should buy LoJds Weekly before starting some
the have been bougut up and refuse TO
sell Loyds r. Weekly" thereby hoping TO prolong the life
their favOTte nhly Gude " but IL won't do boys-the
public must be consulted In this matter.
WHAT EVIDENCE COULD We OYER TIN PUBLIC
THAT aKB SWEEPING MONTHLY AIs.0uiDBs 0Cr
GyIsTBNCE THAN THIS FACT ALoNRl
EY We will guarantee to advertisers circulation OF 10000
copies per annum, or no pay.
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OOY aud NEW-YORK MEDI-

DARIS, LONDON, and NEW-YORK MEDl-
II CAL ADVISER and PHYSIOLOGICAL WORk-4C
pazes nearly l0J En4aSings Price + Mailed flee by H. o.
LAWRENCE No. 1N.-eyt AsoT House Il states ths most
certain treatment for Nervous Debility local and general asla
.prssop and oss Of Memory, cured by Original and painless
Treatment Unattended by k the loss Of time BY the incem
onrbn this specialty-M LARM ONT Physician and sur
,eop Author Lc No 647 Broadway, up stairs Ne" ork
hom a ~ q N. SaaIday and Sunday ehcepted) THUR
day evenings J!o9 See the hundreds oi e'"oAS IN h PP
Sln hook
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CLASS CABINET FURNITURE or HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Of any aeepon The contents OF the snpsrb furnished reel
dence No Is Cnonpace 8hs few doors west Of Broad
way will be so private sale during the present week At one
The assortment embraces everything
and desirable for gen,ee private family An class goods
order A few of the leadiUg atcles only De
and ether Cap.ts w B. W. and Mahogany Parlor Dining
Room and Chamber fnmiture Rich Window Drapery Mantle
Clocks; Bronze Decorative OIL intng Elegant Table
Ware Of all descriptions 40 &c There is end 20 the Gaia
ge nothing be asked for that we have not got Cs and
from 7 a m to p. m.
Astor House.
During the present busy he friends Of this Hotel
respectfully requested to give notice Of their intended visit In
order that their rooms may be prepared.
The Daily and Weekly True Democrat, publi.hsd
st Trenton N h the best Advertising medium in that State
Weekly eircustss in every county
g. NJ. PETTENGILL / Co, No ll9 Nssssu.a.
New-Yok City Agents.
Fresh Green Corn Green Corn. nice fresh Tomatoes
Peaches, SC, &c, all the year, by nsing SPEARS COM
POUND manufactured only Nos l4l and l4a Mott New
York 81 bottle hundred quarts Of any kind Try IT,
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A PPLETONS' OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
THE UNITED STATES AND THE cANADAs.
The
SEPTEMBER NUMBER Of APPLEIoNs' GUIDE

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LIVERY LAWYER SHOULD HAVE COPY.

THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
The full History Of the Lennon Slave Case from Its origin to
m fns decision In the Court Of Appeals containing the opinion
Of Judge Paine before whom the first heard the opn
ion Of the supreme Court the points and arguments of Charles
oConor VIM b. EvaTts, and Joseph Blunt IN the Court Of
Appeals and the opinions Of Judges DEMO- Wright and Ceke
Yhe great posnce Of tie legal and political principles In
yoyes tie bodne with which the isues made and the
sby with which the agsment sustained on both Sides
render this one Of the most significant and universally interest
Ing a that TOOK place In this country Price per copy
cent? per O &l6 If sent by mail cents IN addition must
ke sent 70 prepay postage. Terms cash. Address
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THE WIDE AWAKE VOCALIST
Il Or RAIL-SPLITTERS1 sONG-bOOk.
WORDS AND MUSIC, -. ,oo
unu ruF pFpITHIICAN CAMPAIGN or 1850.

IA 600 4 sued the hrst month Of its pubication)
CHoICE COLLECTION SONGS Solos, DUETS, QUAkrhIsi
Asp CHoKUsEs, ARRANGED YoR PIAso on msLopHes.
The Of the pieces vii give an dea OF
te life scope variety of these thrilling songs awake ye
soHs Of Honest Toll; Baltimore Conventon booohnk San
sig SopE Candidate with Cork Leg Douglas and h Dnah
Sof Abe shan have the Belt Forward Forward the Wordi
a., nnt NJ tbe Way YOU Little Giant Have Heard from
bSgo9 High Old Abe shall Win In Good Republican Times
NnEes dropped lexington Shout for the Prairie King
S,tJn, OBJ d. Rail The People had Five Csnd istes The
NJ well Skilled UnIol the Republican Stars Up Up, and DO
StTrnr. Was its des Deutchen NgIerand . -
lust Published and for Sale by r. A DAOGETT No $50
Broadway Price 10 cents 50 per hundred liberal discount
a.. IA
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Amusgmeuie.

AmuBGMeHt9.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-TTALIAN OPERA.
"A OPKNfNG NIGHT, THIS MONDAY Sept. 8.
THE GREATEST COMBINATION
EVER MADE IN rHE GaiTED STATES
The Directors have to the public that
they have been AL L TaF ES s SEST ARTISTS
of the Italian 6E i!' G&HSD 5fi2It iA
l. ihP PANY itiT or = h hCADEmf % OF mtsfc 5' Ian
2 THE C0RTFs .rALIAN 9PEa \ c2MlANY.
THs 5rsSs Il assG s'GGT 4GSP4 ~ fSE ss sRAsos
's ADELlNA PATTI.
When VII DO pres tied B-llnis charming Opers Of
-. =. "a SoNNAMBuLA. ,r,,.
role in which she scbevsi the greatas,
siGN0R iRE G. Ut oDoLPHo
On sxfUR6AY neIt-GRAED G1 iXfiSEE '''
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission to PsrqGe'te, Psrquee ei ile...:;,....sl
Pva" scse. i.::crdnr to size and ocaon SIS
Family Circle. S0csnts Amphithessef .....,% csuts
Doors open af7i o'clock; to commence at O'clock.
box I & 5 Of G % % assdsSg 3 Of aa S RSsHs se %
No IL Wall st., and at C. Breusngs, No. 1Ol Broadway
A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-MISS PATTI.
"A OPENING NIGHT. MoNoAy, ssg.emOsra
ADELINA PATTI AS AMINA,
role In which she achieved The greatest last season.
SI0N0R BRlGNOLr AS ELVINO.
SIGNoR AMODI0 AS THE COUNT R0D0LPHO.
pSoIs open at H. to comm ,ncs at o'clock
The ssl- Of will commence THIS (Monday) MORN
ING Sept at O'clock at the Box Office Of the Academy OF
Music, at Shells Stationery Store No. II Was, and Ut
Breusings, No 70l Brsadwsy.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MN1E. CORTESI
"A WEDNESDAY,, Sep ember5
Flint appearance this the ennen Lyric Trsgedisn
NINE ADELAIDE CORrESI
In her great role of PAULINE in POLIUTO
First appearance this season Of the famous Tenor,
SIGNOR MUXIANI
WEDNESDAY, Sept s. positively only night Of Donizes
Grand Opera, -
IL POLIUTO OR I MARTIRI,
with NINE. ADELAIDE CORTESI, SIC. MUZlANI, SIG.
AMODIO.
Cgnductor' hlAhEILEk
The safe OF seats for ii POiuto will commence TO-MOR
ROW Tuesday, % at ell the regular ticket Offices
THuRhDAY-THIRD OPERA NIGHT,
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The Best Likeness"
EVERYTHING FOB THE CAMPAIGN!
MEDALS, BREAST.PINS,
BADGES, CHARTS,
The LATEST and NEATEsT in the
EAGLE CAMPAIGN PIN
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