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Patents Granted TO Western Eis-


List Of important Patents issued 10 West
ern inventors for h, we * ending Sept. 18th,
1880. Report d for the COURIER by Broad
max & Gray, Patent Attorneys and Solicitors
St. Louis aud Washington, whose terms, il
so desired, arc mo patent no fay."
Levi L. Aldich, Calthage, No. Improve
mcnt in Faucets.
Tee. Brn!y. Louisville, Ky. Improve
ment in Cultivators.
G.. w. Cunningham, Paris, No. Improve
ment in Plows.
David Eld ed, Monmouth, ILL., Improve
ment in Seeding Machines.
Henry II. Toye, Ot,wa,. III. Improve.
nent in Ilarvesters.
John Underwood, Cameron, I'll. Improve
mcnt in Corn Planters.
Joseph Worcester, Newport, Ky. I'm
provement in annealing apparatus.
Allen S. Ballard, Mt Pleasant Iowa, as
signor to himself and r. j. Robson, same
place. Improvement in earth borcr f)r post
holes.
J. C. Richards, Lafayette, Ind, assignor
to himself, ]. Hubbler and II. NJ McGrath,
CT same place. Improvement in Com Shell
ers and Cleaners.
Edwin j.. Frazer, Kansas City, No. I'm
provement in Flows.
Joseph S. Hall, Cincinnati, O. Improve.
mcnt in Locks.
p. II. Roots, Connersville, Ind. Improve
ment in Blowers.
w. G. Savage, Clinton, III. Imp, ove-
ment in Corn Planters.
Ives Scovlle, Chicago, Ill. Improvement
in Hemp Brakes.
Kirby Spencer, Minneapolis, MINI. I'M
provement in Refrigerators.
Reissues Nathan G. Travis, Ma han
Johnson AMI Richard Emerson, Alton, L.,
assignees Of N. c. Travis aforesaid. I'm
provemcnt in Regulator Valves fer Steam
Engines. Patented Oct. II, 1862
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Philadelphia papers say water gas has
been burnt 50 successfully at the Girard
House III that city during the past three
months, that arrange nents are now on foot
for the erection Of numerous works for the
manufacture of gas according to the process
of DR.. Sanders, IN New England, New York,
New Jersey, and several Of tho Western
States
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While Gen. Barrow; Tennessean, was
Douglas Bell meeting at Buffalo
he confidently asked the assemblase whether
Abraham Lincoln ought to be elected Presi
dent. An almost unanimous response of
"yesr' from the audience nearly drove the
speaker from his propriety. The Tennessee
an didn't put the question again. nor any
thing like it, during his speech.
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During the. past week, we learn, three lads
in this county had their hands torn off while
working about Sorghum mills, and fourth
one was killed near Kirkville. Boys can not
be too careful while at work with machinery
of this kind.
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District Court -

District Court -
Hamilton Accord and Wapello County, Iowa.
Sarah Accord, et-al. November Term, 1860.
To Hamilton Accord and Sarah Accord: You and
each of you are hereby notified that the petition OF
Edward Boyd is file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court OF Wapello County, Iowa. pray.
ing that said will decree and quiet the title in
said Boy I'd to the following described real estate sit
mated in said county, to-wt The northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of section tTenty-eight,
township seventy-three rante fourteen west, in Wa.
peilo codnty. Iowa, aud said petition makes you and
john Sinft and Margaret Sinf parties defendants in
said claim. Now unless you Hamilton Accord aud
Sarah Accord appear and answer or demur to said
pc iton before noon of the second day of the
next OF the District Court In and for said county,
10 be holden the Goth day of November 1864, default
will be against you, and decree rendered there
on according to prayer of petition.
WILLIAMS & HAMILTON, Atty's for Petitioner.
Oct 18th, lS6J-3l-l2
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Mn. EDITOR :-According to promise | pro-
coed to give you what little information
have picked up in regard to politics. This
place is situated in what is called, the pocket.
Democracy has always been very prevalent
in this part Of Indiana. Four years ago
this county gave something over one hundred
for Fremont, and this falls election, the
democrats allow Lincoln near five huadred
in their figuring. If there has been siIni-
lar increase elsewhere, which is very sup
possible, and the Breckinsdge men can poll
as many votes as they claim, Lincoln is
almost certain Of getting the most votes
The State election comes off soon, and there
is little doubt but that the State ticket for
Douglas, will be elected, from the fact that
the Breckenridge men are mostly going to
vote it, for the reason that the ticket was
nominated by the whole party, previous to
the nominations for president. The Doug
las papers will be apt to predict his success
on the ground that his ticket succeeds in the
State, but if what Breckenridge men say can
be relied on. the State and Presidential cleo
.,ions will be very different, because each
wing will then vote for its own candidate
for President. 1t is really amusing to see
the two sections of the democracy fight, they
are so evenly divided here. Like all queru-
Ions friends, they havea great many smutty
stories to tell on each other. After they get
through quarreling among themselves, they
delight to call the Republicans, "woolly,"
"abolitionis,s, s.disunionists' .'nigger equal
ity men," &c.
The Breckenridge men were greatly re-
joiced on last Thursday by the arrival of
Hon. 10. Lane in this county, which by the
way is his native land. 1t is his intention,
understand, 10 canvass southern Indiana.
He made n short reception speech, in which
he gave Douglas fits" and called Lincoln
fine man. He, with his party, and the Bell
and Douglas parties, all seem to think that
and Lincoln. This is undoubtedly good
omen to the Republicans, for if their suppo
stion be true and Lincoln stands chance
with each of the other candidates and they
all, but one chance against him, he certainly
has three chances to one, that is if their cal
culations be true But my communication
is sufficiently long for this time. therefore
close with an expression of my belief that
Old Abe will be our next President.
j. VIII.
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Go 80 Fairfield osa the nth.

Everybody in Town and country, should
20 to Fairfield to the Grand Republican
Demonstration on the 18th, Wednesday
next. Takes your wives md families. and
go down on the cars, and hear some Of the
ahlest speaker in the country, and have a
good time generally. 1t costs only 80 cents
from Ottumwa and return. This unparal-
leled liberaiitv ofthe b. g. NJ r. Railroad,
ought to be responded to generously and
molly. The Republicans Of Fairfield will
give generous and hearty welcome to all.
Wide. Awakos viii be there in great numbers,
from the entire region. Go to Fairfield by
all means.
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The joint discussion between Col. Fitz
Henry Warren and Hon. Lincoln Clark,
Presidential Electors, is coming Off at the
Court House, in this city as we 60 to press.
We cannot, of course, devote further notice
10 1t this weak The Col. is giving him Ftr.
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douglas is sweeping everything before
him i Iowa"
Yes, just as he did in Vermontand Maine
everything" right into the Re
publican party.
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twill be observed that change of time
is announced by the B. & NJ. Il. Railroad,
which the Officers Of the Company here in
form US will probably be permanent.
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ron cLRRE or DISTRICT CoCRT.
JOSEPH IAYNE.
Rooms OF THE R.P STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

KOoMS OF THE KtP STATE IkNTR Al COMMITTEE,
DIS MONIES, Iowa. August 9th, 1864 {
10 the Republicans Of Toaca
have been directed by the Republican State Cen
trail Committee. to announce TO the Republican party
and press OF the State Of Iowa, that the Committee
have, with singular uuani atty, resolved,
lst-Not to assemble State Convention to nominate
= candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court, TO fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Hon. L. d.
Stockton. 2i-To recommend 10 the Republican party
and the Republican press, that Hon. GEORGE g. WR GIT
Of Van Duran County. be regarded and supported
the Republican Candidate for that position. II is
essary to mention but one ofthe many that
prompted this action. The Committee are advised,
that In doing, they reflect the wishes Of very
large majority Of the party in this state.
II. NJ. nOyIE,
Chairman Rep. State Central Com
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gicg.saE,d VSnai,.ata0sas-Eosyia-
ship offices.

For JuSiices-WM. 4. WINSELL,
=" DAVID WHiTCOMB.
For Supervisor-AARON HARLAN.
For Clerk-ALVIN ROSS.
For Trustces-MICHAEL KING,
:. 4" Wa CUMMlNS,
A" VIM llERST.
For Asscssor-G w. PIKE.
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Ennuslsican EYaasisay.

Geo. Nay Esq, VIII address the citizens OF
Ottumwa and Wapello County, on political
issues, ON Saturday evening, the l3th inst,
at the Court House.
Every Wide-Awake..is expected to turn
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Look out for dangerous counterfeit tens
on the Merchants Bank of ST. Lonis.
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Colonel Slobkins says that out in Indiana,
where he keeps tavern, the HOLSTERS drnl
so much corn whiskey, that "tassels" grow
Ont through their hats and the stalks hang
through the holes of their trowsers.
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To Fairfield Evcrybcdy's going' Tcs!
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s OPFER
TLAS REMOVED to corner of Front and Court
IL Streets, to the stand lately occupied by J. T..
DeLee and formerly by Charles Lawrence, where he
win be happy to see bis friends stock expect
cd Ia few dAys. foot. II, 'co--S1.la
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c,nsl., cNaE.! COAL!

TsEFg.Boy ZERO. are now selling first.
rate article of Coal at cts. per bnshel Mt their
Bank half mile from town, the Dahlonega road,
and are prepared to deliver Coal at cts per bushe
any place in the corporation. Orders may he LEFT at
residence in the second block north of the Court
House, which win be promptly attended to.
Terms Cash or Ready ray. lOct llth-3l-12-3t
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New A advertisements.
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For Asscssor-GEO. w. PIKE.
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PHILADELPHIA, 9 a. m, Oct 10--in II
Wards the democratic gain 5000 over vote
for Mayor, in 1854
Scranton, Grow and Hale republicans are
elected to Congress.
Additional returns from Allegheny show
Curtin's majority $500 10 1000. Monroe
gives Foster l 300 and Northampton 600
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TAX NEW YORx WEEKLY HERALD.


The Douglas state Convention nj SYRIA
cuse-The Republican Candidate ~ He
Appears 1t Home-The Great Eastern
on to Europe-The Governing Glasses
I'm Mass Convent iob~-Movsn sents Of the
Yacht squadron-The Latest News
Market Reports, &C., Sc.
Ihs WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week, viii DO
ready shs morning at ten o'clock Among other things
VIII containA full report Of the important Proceed
ings OF the Douglas State Convention at syracuserhe
Names OF the Nominees with account Of the Fusion Of
the Douglas and Bell Parties and the Arrangements for
uniting with the Breckenridge Men, Letter from Cor
respondent at Springfield, H. containing description of
the Republican Candidate for the Presidency, how he
Appears at Home, the Position he holds Among his
Neiehbors and his Opinions National Politics; Re.
port OF tbs Keenan, Festival at jones' Wood Account
OF the Departure Of the Great Eastern for Europe Re
port of the Movements of the Yacht Squadron The
gress Of the Prince of Wales Canada Latest News from
Europe, California, New Granada, Oregon Washington
Territory British Columbia Mexico the sandwich Islands
China &c, &C Editorials on Prominent Topics Reports
Of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets. and all In
erestng news OF the preceding week, received by tee
graph or otherwise Single copies, In wrappers, can be
had at the counter OF the Office OF Fulton and Mas
sau streets. Price six cents
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the Tar OF horzou Then there the great river and s
tributaries which ramides itself everywhere with the
msesty OF old Neptunes mshtes soa, - though 1t re-
garded itself perfectly coequai with the Prince OF Wales
or any other prince The prospective residence OF the
British Queens son Quebec U.s. then, in the opinion Of
your correspondent, most delightfully."- located II Is a
large rectangular painwhte brick edce, totally devoid
Of any exterior architectural ornamentatiou or embe
shnent The main building is sixty feet front
by hundred and twenty feet deep, and there are
two wings attached 70 this Of ninety front each by
sixty feet in depth The whole eddce erected OF white
brick OF good quality The principal building, por
ton OF the building rather three stories high having
accordance with the other parts of the structure both
basement and attic. II rises TO a height Of between ffy
and sixty feet altogether the ceilings Of each floor of the
building being lofty beyond ordinary degree The
wnes have only two stories each 10 present the form
o. the edihcs more plainly send you the following
sketch or diagram Of the ground PLAN
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A sFcREr 0sr HUNDRED fSARs The treasurer OF
Amherst College has lately resolved IRON Mr.. David
sears Of Boston heretofore liberal benpfac'or OF the
college small and carefully sealed box, with the instruc
ton that IL h not opened for hundred years, on
pain forfeiture Of the gin which II contains speech
iaon fault 10 the coatcnts and the reasons for the
pan condition The shrcwdest guess 10 that the
box holds deeds OF real estate 10 Boston, nov under lease
for one hundred YEAR, but then 10 be Transferred 70 The
college Bot let be patient TIT lvoo ana 'nen we snA
all know says the Springfield RIrub''ean
Tgx xAxxors cAys TAVERN DEsrspysp Bells Tavern
vellknown TO travellers Ia Kentucky as the comfort
abe stopping place for vsers 20 the Mammoth Cave has
beer burned do IN. Thousands upon thousands from
every nation and country have enjoyed It's hospitality,
and ali will regret 10 hear Of It's destruction.
Cysxpyrprs The Barns,able Mass Patrol srs
that the damage done TO the cranberry
VINES by and insects In certain sestons OF tne
country we that this crop has never been larger
than Il will be the present season. BY another year
many of the vines recently planted will commence bear
ing Cape Cod will more than ever be disnsusned
By the quantity and quality OF this berry
s.ts OF RAusoAp-The saIe OF the Lexington and Big
sandy Railroad under decree the Court, took place
on Tuesday, At Lexington, Ky, and the rosd ": pur
chased by W. r Nichols and H. kcans, Of Ashland, KY,
for the sum Of go 600
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but the democrats elected their candidate Mr. Fotz by
y majority Of 1oa
TS UNION TICKET GArSrso.-In village about twenty
five miles from Boston, says the Courier where few
weeks every who spoke Of politics claimed be
a republican, the tide has strongly turned favor Of
Bell and Everett, and the name OF Lincoln is rarely
toned.
Txx LorpSsr BELL An exchange paper says there Is
bell at Quincy, Mass, which be heard seven miles
and which weighs Sol2 pounds. To which Bell paper
responds
Union party which being heard all over the Unou and
does not weigh over Ito pounds.
TIE DOUGLAS STATE TIcKxr-Hon. william Kelly, the
Douglas nominee for Governor retired merchant, Of
large fortune Of much general information and excellent
character Judge Allen, the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, exJudge Of the Supreme Court. VIM. W.
Wright, for Canal Commissioner, is Old canal con-
tractor. Mr.. Rhodes for State Prison Inspector,
holds that office.
Herald is told that Marshal p wilder will be the leading
candidate aud possibly the only candidate for Governor
against N p. Banks thinks that Mr. Wilder would
ceve support not otherwise be had against the
republicans from the agrcuturists and he would also
rally very considerable portion from the old American
party who have not forgotten their old Know Nothing
obligations.
YAScY THREATENED Yancy read . letter In Hunts
vile, Ala, Saturday last purportng to be written in
Athens, Ala, warning him that he spoke in Huntsville
he would be asssssinated-that twelve desperate men
nom Limestone would do ii.
BSRCNNRmGx fHx SrunP.-it is reported that Major
heckipridge intends To take the stump in Kentucky
upon The Presidential election.
NnsorN.-The Breckenridge men in Missouri
taking active steps for organizing their party in that
state for the Presidential campaign.
DIsrMos-The Augusta Chronicle speaking of the Yam
ey breakneck disunonsts, says"rhese people dis
gustipg the ruest and friends OF the South and turn
ing from them the State rights men, who will not sue
cumb to their dictstioa."
THE WAsHsrRSEs Charles A. Wssbburne editor OF the
San Francisco Times and brother OF the famous Cou
greesicsh trinity has jest been nominated Pres'der
al elector tbe Dougss ticket The other three bro
there-for there Of them In all-are Of
marked ability and viii very probably reach Congress In
time Mr.. washburne, the father, is hale and hearty
gentleman, now 70 years OF age.
PoArrcAL ENTHUSIASM vReISlA The Alexandria
Cvay Go.e says scarcely night ,lsses without meet
ing Of the Union clubs, and the meet
ipgs always spirited gatherings TIE old wing songs
have again become familiar on the streets, and from
many points Tags with the OF Bell and Everett
are given 10 the breeze.
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Married.

RARRwexR--DuSS AT Hobokeu, N j., on Tuesday eve
ming August a. by Father Gsvan, Mr. PAUL BAHRNG!R,
OF New York TO Miss MARY s. DUsN, OF Montreal Canada
Montreal Wisconsin and California papers please copy
De GRAw--BxNNE1T AT st. Paul's church. RAILWAY N.
j., on Wednesday, August rs by the Rev. Horace HIS
Jr RonyHr N. De GRAw, to ELIZA J. BENNETT.
wcop-,JAcxsos.- Friday, August II, by the Hon.
Fernando Wood at the residence Of the Mayor WILLIAM
WOOD TO Fsrssa A. CRAWFORD youpges, daughter Of the
late Joseph Jackson.
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Green's shirts.-Fits Guaranteed; Sc yIes
new needle made BY machine. Removed TO No. Asor
House. Barclay street
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Brooklyn PhotograP hs.-a1iniaturs
0-''''" cHxs d. WILLIAMSON. EstASishsd 1881.
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Omcial Drawings OF Hodges, Davis Is
co.'s cOnsO'ida'ec L 10 e, Of gs0rIEsaisu
Is, 7, Is, Is, 50, so, Is, %. 76. IL, 9, Al, 81.
CLAss Ala, Aueusr H. 1850
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Perego's Popular shirts,
oay at 81 Nassau street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Nos. 29,O3O,
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