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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16

New YORK, Feb. Ill Tribune's Wash.
ington correspondence.
A personal difficulty happened after the
adjournment of the House to-day AS Mr.
Hickman was returning home through the
Capitol grounds, he was overtaken by Mr..
Edmonson, of Va, who, upon approaching
him, called out and drew back his hand to
strike. Mr.. Cingnan, who was accidently
passing stepped up and seized his arm, when
Mr.. Edmonson struck at Mr.. Hickman with
his left hand, knocking off mis- hat, but doing
no inquiry. The whole affair was instanta-
neous and seemed to surprise Mr.. Hickman.
Mr.. Breckenridge, who came up, took him
away, and the scene ended.
The alleged provocation for this attack
was, an insulting reflection on Virginia, con-
tanned in recent speech of Hickman, in
which he charged that seventeen men and a
cow had frightened the State.
The Republican Congressional Committee,
for the presidential campaign, decided unan-
imously, last night, not to receive any por-
ton of the profits of the House printing, as
had been suggested, but to obtain means
by voluntary contribution, as heretofore, for
circulating documents and necessary expen
SEES.
Gov. Robinson, ofKansas, appeared before
the Harper's Ferry Committee, and will con-
cluded his evidence tomorrow.
He had not seen John Brown for over
two years, and had only limited inter-
course with him. He had no knowledge OF
his raid into Virginia until the event was
published.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To ALBERT @. MCDONALD

To ALBERT @. MCDONALD,
Sir: You hereby notified
that an orignalnoice has been issued against you,
that before the lst day March, $500 petition,
of Samuel b. Turner will he file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Wapelo county Iowa
claiming of you the sum of eight hundred and fifty dol
lars money due him contract for sale of certain
land sold by him to you, lying in said county for
hichyou executed your promissosy notes. dated May
goth, 1897 and uaess You should appear and answ er
said petition before the morning of the 10Th day
of March next, the prayer Of said petition would bs
granted The said notice having been returned by the
Sheriff "no found publication Of this notice Is
ed by the Clerk Of said Court.
HENDERSHOTT& BURTON,
Feb. 9th, 1s60.-4S-11.4w Atty'ys for Petitioner
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To ALRERT q McDONAIp

-...L-....# SIR: You are hereby
notified that original otce has been issued az inst
you, that before the LIST day of March next Pc
tition of John Hite will be file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court of Wapeo county, Iowa,
claiming of you the sum OF eight hundred dollars,
money due to him contract for sale of certain
lands sold by him to you, lying In said county, for
which you executed your promssory notes August th
1851 ard unless you should appear and answer said
petition or before the morning of the 10Th day Of
March, 1860, the prayer of said petition would Ne
granted The said notice having been returned by
the Sheriff a tound,' publication of this notice ia
ordered by the Clerk of said Court
MISUNDERSTOOD & BURTON,
Feb. y, 1S60.-4S-11-4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
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To Charles Robinson

Il y ChaEAcS 1NO OlnSOm,
Sr:-You are hereby
notified that the petition OF Nancy NJ Hagey will be-
on file In the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF apollo county, Iowa, by the first day Of March
1868, claiming the foreclosure OF certain mortgavn
made by you on the following described real estate
situate in Wapeo county Aforesaid to wit: The south
west quarter OF south east quarter section
ty-seven, township No. %, north range IL vest said
mortgage bearing date Of the sth day Of January
1893, and claiming further Judgment against you for
the Of one aHndred and seventy-fye dollar On
note fsame date of the mortgage Aforesaid given nv
you to said Nancy NJ. Hagey for the sum OF one hun
dred and forty-eght dollars 60 cents and DayahIe
twelve months after its date with ten per cent Inter
est from date; the said mortgage having been given
for the purpose securing the payment Of said note
SAID petition stating that said mortgage and note
now the property Of said Nancy NJ Hagey. that the
same are wholly unsatisfed, and that there n nov,
due thereon the sad sum of hundred and seventy
hve dollars Now, unless you appear and answer 10
dpetiton, on or before the morning of the second
day OF the next term of said Court to be begun ana
held on the 18th day OF March, 1860 at Ott1mva in
said county, default will be taken against WOW AMI
decree and judgement entered against gu sccOrdnv
TO prayer ofpetiteon. WILLIAMS & HAMILTON
Attys for Nancy NJ. Hagey.
polio eli County isrss sIasrs sa, that =:
published In the Weekly Ottumwa Courier once \
week for four consecutive weeks, Commencing with
the present week, and that copy of said notice and
oPetlton be forthwith deposited In the post ONCE nj
Ottumwa, in said county, directed to Charles Robin
son. the person to be served in said notice. at his
place Of residence IL known. JOSEPH II, FLINT
feo. u isoo-4s-ll4w Co. Judge Of w. 90.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To FREDERICK C. RAIDER

y = :
SIR: You are hereby no.
titled that the Goth day Of January 1860 there
placedn the hands of the Sheriff Of Wapello county
Iowa, notice Of George D. Temple notifying You that
there then file In the Office OF the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said county, petition Of said Tenn
pie praying said Court to quiet the title In him to the
southeast quarter Of section 8, t. %, r. IL w. which
Warrant No. TAOS to be located said land that sub
sequent to your fraudulent location he at
the proper land Office OF the u. the said land and
that the title in him. and that unless you appear
answer said petition before the morning OF tho
goth day Of March next said petition viii be taken a.
confessed and decree be rendered thereon and that
said notice was on the 9Th day Of February 1850 re-
turned by the Sheriff Of said county mot und. and
thereupon Of this notice directed TO be
made according to law. ET
HENDERRsHOTT BURTON.
Feb. 2, l56o.-4sll4w Au'ys for Petitioner.
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rHerald,s washington coresnondenc..

M. Sherman, Of N. Y, has been ap.
pointed Chief clerk by Mr.. Forney.
Mr.. Walker, at the request Of nearly all
the Republican members, will be retained a
reading clerk.
Mr.. Chaffe, member of the XXXIVth
Congress from Mississippi, has been appoin-
ted Librarian of the House.
John Bassing, ofNew York, has been ap-
pointed Stationery Clerk.
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"The only liberty cap" says clever and
witty author; us the night cap. In it men
visit, one-'hird oftheir lives, the land Of sleep
the only land where they are always free
and equal"
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The State Of Iowa has sued the State of
Pennsylvania for charging tonnage duty on
freight tfst passes over the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad.
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The Davenport Gazette states that young
COppic, for whom Gov. Letcher' of Virginia,
made requisition upon Gov. Kirkwood, has
fed again to Canada. He passe through
Davenport last Monday night week.
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The Hartford Times says Gov. Bucking-
ham has promised to give $4,000 to the Re-
publican party find this year. Good |!
Wher's the next man thut will do as much |?
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1t is curious coincidence of the recent
accident on the Hudson River Railroad,
which deprived Mrs. Field, the bride of a day.
of life, that the first passenger ever killed
on the road, was Mrs. Blanchard, killed
four years ago by a similar accident, and
who, like Mrs. Field. had been welded on
the day of the fatal catastrophe.
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One of the greatest feats of manual labor
ever achieved within our knowledge, says the
Reading Pa. Gazette, was performed on
Friday, by MIR. Thomas Rambly, blacksmith
of this city. During the usual working
time-nine and three quarters hours-he
forged too hundred and tmenty;fpe horse
shoes! OF this number twenty-seven were
turned ont in the first hour.
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Messrs. Giddings, Plumb, and Dr. Howe
have appeared before the Harper's Ferry
Committee. Mr.. Giddings gave the Commit
ee 0 dose of solid talk.
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BuRLINGToN-9.-Sugar s1@94; Coffee
l3@l4 Mo!asses 4s@55. Wheat, winter,
9o@loo; Spring, 7O@sO; Flour, winter,
6oo@6,5o; Spring 5Oo@5,5O; Corn in ear,
$4,000; shelled 3o@31 Apples 75@125
bush.-Hawk Eye.
CHIcAGo-9.-Flour 3,75@4,95; Wheat
97@1 "a; corn. active and advanced lc. Sold
1905; oats 34M35.
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The tea plant is said to be fourishing fine
ly in the agricultural garden at Washington
1t make better dish of tea than the import
ed article
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A great demonstration was had at New
Orleans by the Catholics in support of the
Pope.
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TAKE NOTICESasR

|VuNBE public will take.notice that on or abo' [l1hs
u 9th day of February last, Martha Ann Ted y,
who has beeBliving with several years past Ter
an agreement bet veen myself and her father, fhfs
lifetime, did, contrary to said agreement and 9TH.
out just cause provocation leave my service and
home, and still absents herself do therefore warn
all persons not to harbor credit her my account
as will pay no debts Of her contracting.
Dahlonega Township, JAMES GOUDY.
Feb. Q, '6O-4S-3t.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE..-Having sold out my stock Of Stoves,
IN Wares, &C., earnestly request those indebted
to me, on book or note account to come and settle
up, as must have what Is my due.
MIR. CULVER Is my successor in business. heart
lily recommend him to the favorable patronage of the
trading public. j. PRUGH.
Ottumwa, Feb. l6, 1s60-49-11-2m
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MARRlED-On the 10th ult., by J. f. Wright, Esq. :,
MR., DAVID COOLER and MISS JDLIELMA HOO
YER, all Of Dahlonega Township.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SAFE.

"A Private residence on Second Street. near
IA of Marion, for sale at a bargain, and partly
time Possession given Immediately. Enqurssat
this Office of j. w. NOkkla
January 26, go. xs*kE
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Count Csvour has again been placed at the
head of affairs in Sardinia.
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To Newit CiOyd,

Sir:-You are hereby notified
that there Is file In the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Wapeo County, Iowa, the petit
tion OF b. Perry claiming OF you the SUN Of seven
thereon at the rate Of ten per per annrm from
the 18th day ofJuly A. d. 1885 And that unless YOU
appear and answer thereto, before the morning
OF the second day Of the next of the District
Court of said County, Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon.
You are further notified that the following order of
publication has been made, to wit: +" Ordered that
publication Of notice of the pendency of the above
suit be made in the Ottumwa Courier for four con-
'secutive weeks. JOHN g TOWNSEND
Feb. 10, ls6O-49114T. Judge I'd Judicial Dist"
T. b PERRY, Ppf
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Two RENT-Two Store Rooms on Front Steet
II ottumwa. Inquire ~ 7. DEW N.
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recommend the passage of an act requir.
ing the Republican party so to define thei,
position as party, that the Democrats may
know whether they have joined the Adolf.
tionists or the Abolitionists the Republicans
thus saving the Democrats the necessity and
labor of manufacturing the usual amount Of
political capital with which to commence the
campaign.
In view of the instability OF human affairs the pre-
car!ous state of all subluuary things and the possib
ty of the election Of Republican President the pres
ent year, would recommend the establishment of a
sinking yand to defr ~ the expenses OF the entire
Democratic party of this state up SALT RIVER!
am happy to inform you that the differences which
have unfortunately existed between this Common
wealth and his Excellency, the Governor Of Virginia
caused by the requistion of the latter official upon the
Executive of iowa for Coppc, have been adjusted
by arrangement between the latter parties result
ing in said Coppics sudden emigration to Canada.
to be hoped that his Excellency of Virginia will be
wise enough in future not repeat like demands OF
States lying within convenient distance, and having
such facilities in emergency of this kind for ready
communication with her Majesty's dominions
Your attention is called to the unfinished condition
of the Asylum for the Insane at Mt. Pleasant. The
necessity is most urgent for the completion of this
nevoent enterprise during the early part OF the year
as the probable defeat OF one of the great political
parties in November will doubtless occasion fearful
increase ofthis unfortunate class 1t is worthy your
consideration, whether, In addition to the mere nom-
inal sum of 100000 required to complete the work al
ready planned, you ought not to make additional
to extend the accommodations in view
of the contingency referred to.
Finally, your attention is called to the necessity Of
reviving the Railroad agitation in our State. It
feared when the subject Of Railroads was first in
in the infancy Of Satte that very little
interest would be felt for the of an agency
second to none In dew clipping the resources Of new
state. Contrary to all expectation less than one
Road in every county was projected. For which
Congress appropriated grants Of land exceedidg in
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directly interested with the institution to
dispose of and regulate it as their best judg-
ment shall dictate, and believing in the ca
pacity of the people for self-government, they
propose no scheme of disunion or dissolution
as remedy. They are content with the
Union as it is, believing it the most perfect
form of government in the known world
Nor do they believe any thing would be
gained by dissolution, for the abolition of
the evil complained Of
How much would be done towards the de-
liverance of four millions of slaves, or even
towards making their condition more tolera-
BILE? The Union, to be sure, would be abol-
ished, but slavery would not.
The real evil, if we see Alright, is slavery
itself, not our political connection with it.
This is a point we think has not received
that share ofattention which its obvious truth
and importance demands. By forcing this
to the extremity of secession or
disunion, We do not get rid of the evil COM
planned of. We do not free the slave or me-
liorate his lot in any way. The great mon
ster, SLAVERY, which is the real object of
attack, still plants his foot upon the millions
and we cannot reach him or move him. The
explosion which has blown the magnificent
and spacious temple into fragments has left
the foul and revolving idol unframed.
And now, if it has come to this at last,
what have you or the slave or humanity
gained? Ifyou have pressed your righteous
hatred of slavery to violent resistance or
,ven to legal resistance, which shall end in
lisunion, do you see any good that is to come
# it to any of the parties most interested?
When you have flung away all power to con-
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FISHER q Wright, kise Nctaaiey. Mrs. Bruce Miss A
wse, L II whhelmi and lsdy L. Merchant, LINING
Clay ton Mccarthy. Dbbe Center, and In the
tieersCe.
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Newark.
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81 TRos1s-Bark Mary Anr-w A Reiver and LADY 81
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colin Joy. N Pnmsfto master Henriquez Naaiel ide
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stcu,-rsys Nary sawyer--Nrs Sargsre, Ncculoch
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I.cli.n tcuihntsafon.rI


DISPOSITION Or Tia s.PAhs,G iDSAfloh.
The Police Commissioners riot yesterday At n.spast
two o'ciock
The resignation 81 sergeant Barnett u No tta Pre-
cipct, iyn wts lived and 'ccpti
Tie following Tesou,ots referring 10 the dspostf u
the japanese donaiion, we're unanimously aaoq.,d:-
kesolvsc That the douation by the Japanese Embassy
10 the Metropolitan tUiic- shan constitute 4 run u
be called the Japanese Mvri Fund, AMI that The same
hhall be invested by TIC Comptroller ~ the city q Ses
YORK 'he Comptroller VI the city Of Hscoklyo al inc
T asusr .. the Board Of poce, ia such securities hey
shall deem expedent and that the officers aforesaid be
the trpsteec " sad fund.
Received Ina; from the annual OF the japanese
Merit turd there shall be paid by the trustees
thereof Ia November Of each wear, coimanc
Ing ostn.tef, 1851, 10 such officers Of police
may be designated by the Beard or Police
IN tbe manner hereinafter designated.
Resoived that the Beard Police WILL the lst
NOVEMBER, 1861, ana ps lst 81 November each year
ih.cairr designate the foowios officers OF police who
curing he year euaing ist aoyemher have beg, dis
cnafTen their dut.:-0ne captain two sergeIts, al
tive Tstiolmsh; and the trustees OF the Japanese
Merit FUND viii therenpnn pay u the captain desig
mated me oi $500 10 each designated sergeant the
frn ~ Sl25 and 70 eGrn ~ the designated
Iairolmen The ~ 500 md II the aevenue 81 the
said fund be mol nent 70 pay the aort alton
eG then the irGste shall pay the officers men'i,ned IN
the Fatm Of me amounts awarced the actual revenue Of
fund.
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DersnnAI niNiIiuamee

Col BesrS, y Ga tasc aud Nr r " nOrr. x ilc tat
e. states Coast survey arc stopping a. the Aston Pace
Hotel
Pau sofphy aud 7. fellows, both ~ Nsw orleans
judge TCiien and rarity Of tennessee Col Garrison II
South Caollra ard Dr y. hammond 81 N0ltgoasry are
stopping at tie Iifih Avenue Hotel
Gen Peter Gsuscvoori and family Of Albany ~ On.
mons a. 1 John r FORT both 81 Newport Rev, SCI.
kirk Of Abany, and James r tddc,on Of Nirgiua are
STOPPING al The Everett BCrse.
Col =. Bruce Of kentgcky, Capt. Gardner. o' the
tnita states Navy, Col Hathaway, N E1a rs All Rev
!snss hcLe,l ard A5y, 81 phEiiISburg " are stop.
Ping nj tie Metropolitan Hotel
Cspi. Crcwsl q the steamship Toridi = = Perkins,
q FLORIDA l. l. Noon and ] J. Little BOTH o. tennessee
n Oates, 81 North Carolina, and p1raAt, q south
Caroline, sro stopping At the Iafarge House.
Hor Rankin, member OF ths Provincial Parliament
Of Canada John PuiiAfn, sui j willard Rce both OF
Rostan Judge A. y Parker, ~ King fr. and sanford
v. Church, all OF Albany among the arrivals q,
the ~ Nichoas Hotel yesterday.
r. Martin and Rafael Xiques, of Caba. Capt 1atiou
r. n, and lady scbell, New YORK; b. \. Butter Mas
and ,. II. Blake Pa were IN Washington "a 1bursoay
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City Intelligence.

ArrSNrIrp syrf prsIRrcioS Frederick Baker, mid
die aged man, attempted 70 commit suicide early last
evening, by shooting himself IN the neck 9Th pistol
The bullet lodged the root Of the tongue INJECTING
serious wound ". Tu,hi, of the Ncw York Hospital
extracted The bullet Baker. 4 70 alleged, lei drGnkard
end an opium cater. ard having abused bis wife abe
c him, and went 70 i've with her brother whose place
Of business Is Of Ne. az Chambers street Yesterday
Baker, armed with pistol proceeded 10 his broherin.
law Store, u supposed vith the intention 81 shooting
him. but Charged hls mina when he arrived "a the door,
shot himself
Trg RrorrSrvG cr rnK AsToR Library -Conrrr7iox in
The notice Ct the reopcrinS q the Astar Library which
published YESTERDAY advtrtcuiiy stated that the
library would he opcn from ~ A. uniiis Ii should
tay' road from 10 a N. Until . r. ".
SUNDAY Trans ~ YoRSvniv ASp H.Hfrx With the
WOW q aaordng addi,losa facility for reaching these "a
ycr,e place. % resort the Harlem Railroad Comauy are
now running trains e Yorkve ani Harlem o. sun lays
Their large and comfortable cars leave Thirty second
street every hall hour from "a NJ TIL u, T. 81 and a
per his been erected al Harlem ff the couyenep AZ
passengers taking the steamers e Hgh Briifc. The
fotrih avenue cars connect Will The trains al Thirty.
second cTcct
ioos crr roR Hotss rHisvfs-A very valuable bay
horse bvgfy and barness was sccu from tho stable Of
Judge Nanderoo' AZ sauzcr,iss. Wednesday night
,hc hcrse has quarter crack u his fore feet and
bar shcc On H. be can he easily t3enuGcd Hc oilers
pcrty tohm.
wrrrs y ovs HrwsS socrr,'--A cclorcd lad, Ia the
employ Of n T. Whhs, narrowly cscapcd Drowning al
Cornwall, IN the Haflon the 10Th nit lie had gc~c
down Tor toe sst time and given or lost, when
Valentine ucths Of tie Propeller oran-e County rescued
BIN ~ diving TO the depth u sixteen feet Tie little
fellow was found lying he sisc on the bottom insens,
bic, "ius, like In bed" a. Mr. nobts expressed him.
self 10 ne. This not the FIRST act II manly daring %
this kins that Mr.. Dobbs has been known 10 do
kif1r-Isst evening butcher, named Antoine pnquc,
wns dryirg butchers wagon through Nnth avenue al
furious rate when the wagon was upset ey running
into pno 81 stones thirty fourth street Psque
wac thrown 70 tho pavement, and instantly killed
prr AZ rns HcrrrAt On the Goth OF August, Daniel
Hofrean was severely injured while engaged fight 10
sslcccr al the corner Of Cedar sud West streets He
died last evening Al the New Yosk Hospital