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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06
How an Oil Well is Made.

After selecting spot for 4 well, the az
teSian driller raises derrick about / 10 feet
in height, bringing up steam engine Of a.
bout six horse power, and then after driv.
ing down an iron pipe about six inches in
diameter through the earth and gravel some
fifty feet or so, to the first strata of rock,
introduces drill of about two and half
inches in diameter attached TO a temper
screw, and thence to the walking beam and
engine. with which he bores now at the
rate OF eight or ten feet per dav into the SOL
id slate soapstone, say one hundred feet he
then comes at the first strata Of sandstone,
which may be Ten or twelve feet in thick
ness and boring through this comes again
to slate and soapstone, Of blush cast, and
working on. say for twenty five feet or so,
he reaches the second strata of sandstone
out of which there comes rushing up, when
the right vein is struck, .nhimmable. gas.
salt water or petroleum. The bore of the
well Is enlarged bv a "ritnnar." and then
an iron tube in sections Of about fourteen
feet and closely screwed together. IS inSer.
ted by sections and run 4 ,wn 10 tho veins
of oil /; a fax seed bag, which expands when
wet, is fixed between the tuhinys and the
walls of the well, in order TO prevent the
surface water frotn descending "plun.
ger" or valve piston, is introduced into the
tube ami .lsucker rod. being attached 10 tha
"walking BEAM" the conduit pipes ani tank
which may hold sixty barrels, being in read.
mess, the engine moves and the precious
treasure cushes forth. This is what is call
ed pumping well. In the "fowin- WE'LL"
that is, such as send the oil on, spontan.
eonsly-the drill mis-. 60 down into the
third strata Of sandstone but thus, in some
Instances is very deep,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06
The New Postal Law-Summary
...-. t of ats Provisions.

The new act relating to the postal laws
provides that all domestic letters, except
letters lawfully frank ed and duly certified
letters Of soldiers and mariners in the ser.
vice of tie United States, which are depos-
tied for mailing in any p'st. office Of the
United States. on which the postage is un.
paid, shall be sent by the Postmaster to the
dead letter Office in Washington, and all
letters deposited for mailing and paid only
in part. shall be forwarded to their destina
ton, charged with the unpaid rate, TO be
collected on delivery.
The provisions of the act for the relief Of
Postmasters who have been robbed by Con-
(ederate forces or rebel guerrillas, approved
in April, 1864, are extended to cases of 10y
al Postmasters, where, by reason of the
presence Of armed forces. post Office is de-
stroyed and the Postmaster loses the fix-
ture. and furniture, or postage stamps. or
stamped envelopes and the cases where
such losses are occasione by armed forces
ottIcI 'hhii tlosc VI 'HC So-Sd HSu SOIituS-
rate States.
The Postmaster General is authorized to
allow, for the publication in newspapers Of
the list of non delivered letters at any post,
Office. compensation at a rate not to exceed
two cents for each tier so advertised, and
is also authorized to cause the mails to be
tr,nsp orted between the United States and
any foreign port or ports, or between the
ports of the United States, touching at a
foreign port by steamship, allowing and pay
ing therefor, If by an American vessel, any
sum not exceeding the sea and United States
inland postage. and If by foreign vessel
any sum not exceeding the sea postage on
the mails 50 conveyed. ...r -.
The system Of free delivery is to be es-
tab'ished in every place containing nop
ulation Of fifty thousand within the deliv
erv of the Office thereof, and at such other
places as the Postmaster General, in his
Judgement, shall direct, provided that the
pre-. payment Of drop letters in all places
where free delivery is not established shall
be one cent only .. .-..
Persons depoSiting obscene books. PAM
phlets, etc, in mails, to be punished by fine
and imprisonment y " ...
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06

Mrs. Jemima Jimpsop never, Gouli 90 to
bed without first looking underneath 70 Sc e
If somebody was not slowed away there,
bnt her search had been bootless. At last
one night she spied (or thought she did.
winch is all the same) the long looked for
boots and legs. 5ar arnIu :.
Oh! Mr.. Jimpson there's a man under
the bed 7" Es -. tEaFs# 9EGny
"Is there o. cody drawled the husband.
swell. TN glad you've found him, my dear,
for you've been looking for him for the last
twenty years." u W. saegr n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06

The following IS aunt Betsy's description
of her milkman: "TIe is the meanest man
in the world" she exclaimed. "He skins
his milk on the top. and then he turns it
over and skins i on the bottom"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06

f. Dickens cells VI that ''much is said
about the tongue" True, the thiug is in
sysrybody's mouth. y. - d, a.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06
ENoCH ARDEN, BOrLED powN.

sa .4 ny JAMES SMITH"
Phillip Ray and Enoch Arden
Both we're "spoons" on Annie Lee, g
Phillip did not fulfill her motto ms,
She preferred to mate with Z.
Him she welded, and she bore him p.
y % Pretty little children, ,three; ,s.fs Z ..,.
But tbecoming short OF rhino, yH
.'gs, xEnoch went away to sea- =, ~
Leaving Mrs. Ard n owner a4a ....
Ola well stocked, village shop.
Selling butter, soap and treacle,
Beeswsx, whipcord, lollipop.
Ten long years she waited for him,
,Bnt he neither came or wrote.
wherefore she concluded Enoch
! Could no longer be ahoat. r..
80 when Phil lip came to ask her n
N II she would be Mrs. Ray, t
She, believing she was widow'd, rf5
Could not ssy her suitor may"
And second time was married,
% Gave up selling bread and cheese, E..-
And In due time Phillip 1rsed .
Little Ray upon his knees,
Bat .las the long.lost Enoch
Turned up unexpected ly,
And was vastly disconnected
By this act Of big-amys w..s -..
Yet rejecting on the subject,
He determined to atone . .+.r.'s
For his iepgthen' d absence from her
n By just leaving we'll alone.
Taking to his bed. he dwindled tr
Down to some thing like shade,
Settled with his good landlady, ....
Next the debt Of nature paid.
Then when both the Rays discovered
How poor Enoch's life had ended,
They came out In handsome style, and
Gave his corpse fun'ral splendid.
This Is all know about II,
fits not sufhcien mt write r-.
BY next mail to Alfred Tenny-
ss Son, P. L., the Isle OF Wight.
.raar~t --Ael6ourne Punch.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEAFH.-The chill.
dren Of fhomasS s. Tewkbury, of Winthrop,
narrowly esca ed death from snffocatio on
Friday last. On retiring to bed they left a
kerosene lamp burning, an the wick burn
ing down resulted in an explosion, setting
fire to the bureau on which it was placed,
and which was partially consumed, The
sleeping children were not awakened by
the smoke, and were in the last stages OF
sntfocation when rescued. After several
hours Of hard labor, consciousness was re
stored and the liyes of the children saved -
Herald. . ......f ... .....-.. -a.s#ss#.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-06

The Alphahet of treason: A., B., c., D.
A mold, Burr, Calhoun. DISis. - "a
The New York herald., 1865-04-15
WINES, LsQUORs, sc.

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HHHnY L3xpH AuCUONEKR.
IL u. - Lk1Oe INNER Wi se1l BY auctou ON Rstup
1aE AUr1 - TX oeasck, thar saesroom - Iab~rty
Srrsss s sss Ss"T, Hs" of Brosdway EIk0AST hoUsE
e3s.s1 fee eeeysnsscs Of sa,e including PARLOk-,sl
~ Druag Spay and In2ruin Carpsts: elegant carved
resswese rhsos q various ortsyes nAds by ceiebrstsd
oasos 80 1ne lone and nnisA; carved rosewona sula
In onen 6roctsl and black walnut
q ssst yrsssh Plate Pier Mirors carved rose wood
keaQereA With mirror backs roecwood Centre
SsrSss sceA Sroe.is and laos Window CurAins DINING
SOyn-shsx yslnus and oak Extension Dining Tables, d.
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Holssss - risvt Hair Maitr.sse. Hnsk do Pal
lADon Al0O assortment of Kitchen FURNITURE ALSO Al
= e,sssck q. freat OF s,orr A ONE HORSE cOCrE, IN
GOOD ORDER ALeO light no Top wagos
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nut Do thrys painted Chamber suits on PAnings China
csd 0ss wsss srusssls rhreepy aud ingram CARPETS,
ZANE DAY,
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plss.on avenue.
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NEW BowKRY THEATRE
~ IAsi Night OF M u. e. CHARLEs aad n,ss EMILE
MELVILLE. Four Pie~es
Barney the baron.
M alter Grsdale Cscrns brook Mos Anuta Hyatt. Mr.
u. LngArd and The whole company.
Tuesday Eventne-BENEfff or Mr.. q. LIN0ARn
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" TEHs, arrtkr~sr wu srn this day fas,a~dsyl a. n
ss,cee. ~ gsa broadway. i0b s.rels u nred Aypea
tesA Y. fxnsAa, D~Suy JOHN kkLkY, tks1G
The New York herald., 1865-04-15

4 NEUROLOGICAL vIEw or nARgtAdE-Cov.
~ ,.s,as nearly Splacrs snt iso Cue pia,es aud en-
Etslusn ot tse ahattny oi tar human slate "
hs~'h snd d.sese, with irvsuse On esy hs de.
iloiagr cen,einemes up,n toe mai aud boay ~uh The
nwlW pau oi NeaInrn-th~ QUIZ rthinNl 1~te..
I'D md" % cure. show, nv lhe rp- 10 es,sd
truthful adviser tu the nisrred aad to-e
ne imr Who sond sngu their ply scsi c,utfop. ssut
Tree OF pp-iss~ to address receipt of ~ ID
AIhlny, y. ". ~ - ~ -
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i. : ROaEWOOp PIANOrJRrE, CfRPEfs, ~, &C.
AZ LUDLOW 90 VIII scli .. smcsLcn On MONDAY,
eetwsea Yevrk ana Lsringvn avcna~s ths Psor Furn.
tnrs. a. of family removing ~ the tountty, y's Ro~e-
soyi riascfevs t~o suits ro~~w"ch pafv vnruvs, two
kasrt' trntrs Tables boct Cass Bsn stsnd
veiSss Carysta 9tAsr Hs s made W order sai sf to
sss 1sssrpsoa Catalogues Al The onlee No rrs surssS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

= A triICTED RESTORED IGSuUANCE Exros.D--
~ unics nnws-S- Uigily I'M o,',nt ~ Lptt -rsss
mArr 90 .'gsr 20 h.sh nr .,ss--lit iaripars rars
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teifn,rh eion 80 rses Op naSifston.i. u, Do blit,
nunnr diccuoi ~ict and siny dissa~s The anihof
uir t,r iaris ~ Lon lon Treatment Sc. Al shei nj
ioihe ub' ,net Or N,s sprs v. wAHNEH, No. Ns-ey
.irgts Am iica news tn. ~ SAstau srs si or o1ns
m' ietwN. iI5 hrcaLwsy, ap strs New tork, tr'm 10
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II rnR surInIos COUNT o. sALrlxoaE CRY, IN
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The New York herald., 1865-04-15

GDooo1 O00K, AUCrI0NEERr
OrRlcE q LIRERTY STREET
tLt0ANT CAIiMKf FURNITURE
H. eay q ~ e'esock o. yo. Barclay street next
faoss1 Qes r!xtarss lc csialogues Al sala
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uKNRy d. MINER, AUCTIONEER, sArEsROON n
- Mss:.a street. opposite the Pos. on1cr.-MINER Z
BOuEkvILLE viii sell auction. eaturtav April Is st
~ ocIore = shesr sairrsoon Nassau so. general
rosm ssisa Velvet, Brus.ss Insr.n and Trc p Carpets
naasrssA BEDDING Velvet and Bruss-ls Rug sofss Bu
reaue Washstan nda Extension Iehle French Nrroru
-Crsokssy and Ola ware KmcSs Usnsis BE- Sc
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Raised n

Notice Is hereby given to owners and claimants
70 the above described properly. sSsesced to nm
known erner1, to h and appssr before the Board
Of Trustees Of the town. who viii sit a. Board
OF EqualiEatioh at the oiice Of tho Clerk Of said
Board on the 5th day Of January, 1885, between
the hours Of 10 4. NJ end p. n, 70 show cause
Z any exist, Why the valuation Of your property
SssG StSiti III S ScSSnIo SISt as . w.
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They were inserted to prevent the possioiity OF
reckoning the residence or the voter from the
time he leaves some other State or county TO
come to Nevada. In the last paragraph of the
section, after :" Idiot or insane" the words " or
dsloyal person" occurred In the old Contribution.
These were stricken out on the ground Of vague
ness and uncertainty, and because the preceding
part of the proviso was alleged to cover the
ground sufficiently.
The provision in Section regarding additional
oatbs or tests Of electoral qualifications was not
contained, at least specifically, In the old Con.
stltution. There are some other changes In the
Article, but relating mainly to phraseology and
arrangement
ARTICLE IH-DIsTR1BUTIoN OF POWERS.
This Article Is identical with that of the old
Constitution-dividing the powers Of the Gov:
eminent into Legislative Executive and Judicial
Departments, each separate and distinct from the
others. $5S! Rti4 Y42ttEt
ARTICLE Iv--LEG1sLATIvE DEPARTMENT
Provides for hS1nniai sessions, 10 commence on
the first Monday Of January following the cleo.
don of members General elections are to be
held on the Tuesday after the first Monday In
November SsnaeorI hold Office for four years
and ASsemblymen- for two years. The usual
ppMGI Of pariilneatarysb bodies are conferred.
N0niember may Atld any office created during
biz term until one year after the expiration, Of
tnehi term. No. pAr1on holding lucrative ONCE
under the United Bt1les or any other Govern.
ment can hold any Dfice under the State except
Commissioners Of aDeeds, snd Postmssters whose
compensation does.not exceed $500 per annum.
.Enbszzlemenh dslIeation and bribery are made
.dlsqualifcstionS ~ holding office. The sessions
must be open, szs1ps the executive sessions of
the senats ARX hlII may originate in either
Each law must sAee bnt ono, subject, which
must BE- exprealt In the title, and amendatory
laws must re.sn1 lhe Actf6r sections amended
~ Length The Hid reading u evesy bill must
pc by sectiont, ~ the ayes ind n6es must be
taken on the m passage Of sf6fy Bin or Joint
fssolutlon. a ms liy Of Ill M nienSbefs elect.
"a to each Arqss squired a pas my BIZ or
Fssolution. Aecul IS lstatsmsHt ~ fsesiph and
expenditures mutt - publiIhS With the iiwl. ..
every regular sessldk All II ~ must 81 6sneral
and uniform n open Hon, al q % po1Sible. md
local or lrgiietion !, expre.sl ttoteidden
eeulatlng the jQrisd ietiohf end duties Of Jus.
iiefl QtthH Peace md ConJt9btes: for the pun
sAiae Of crimes ana mltdenea mora i M ting
ne practice ~ eoeras % tustsesf sprsyidLhk bcf
ting tie venue Ii civil md criminal 1Sasest
rftAihg divorces changing the pet. I
iasSi yasashs roads tSwE SleAS Os'if als5s
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Notice,


ITO OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF THE
following described property. assessed to
Trustees Of the incorporate town Of Gold Hill,
sitting as Board Of Equalization from Deem
Der 9Th to December GOTH 1864, the following pro.
ceedings were had '&iAH W .tN.F" !
Lot 90 RLnck RnnRr lsaraa.dn p.x..l x
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procIannatlon.,'

-t1YAlClnI11ttIA0IAsf :.
iETERRITDRY OF NEVADA. EXECUTIVE
Department, Carson City, October ~, 1854
Whereas, have received requinnon nom Ma
ierfasnAral Irwin Mcdowell eompandiAs De-
psftmenf OF the Pacific, the same having been
made under authority from the War Department.
70 rnise g soon e possible, enough companies 81
lnfensEy 70 compiete, with those already tp sefv.
tes rom Nevada, O full regiment OF Infantry.
Now th@VfSre, L James w. Nye Governor Of
tbs Territory Of Nevada, and Communicating
CHEZ Of the NIlltla thereof do hereby eau upon
a. eitisenS Of this Territory to orgsli1a thsm.
e.lxss, into SsJen co companies, sutncient to All
TIA Ehttnfnn 81 Itifkntry now in service rom Thu
EetTitcfy, s1d the requirements OF sag requiEis
.nIas ,Nit.,,usrh.r,ok l have hsre1nso -.
ese< my hand, and caused the Great Seal
IN % ~ TERRITORY Of Nevada 70 Be ~
~, ~ e8Sd Done at Carson City this los1
Day Of October, 1864; VI Nv W.
,.l9T s1atss,q, Ia, JAMES ". ME-
Fsf:SHs Hose9nor and Commander In CHEF
0fthe Territory Of Nevada
Attestit1nao1 uLKiiEEs
Seeletezy Of the Territory.
Gacn Cempenysuf infantry Consists o. eng 81
Captain, ong % Fhlt Lieutenant, one y second
Lieu.ens1 ~ No1 SergeHnts,, eisus v"Og1e.
I Sssi IN. ssS ,sis "a G P,j1 S
Inc char ~ y foregoing. ori0n.l 4oe29M
il u = Dst- Notice. 49,. ~ u
A ~ P19geNyMDKBTED TO The HAMpE =
n hgned On - Or Storey county 1911 III
tsss due IS rendered n Sad sSd
anestsst u y sSssdiate payment to PHILl
sr0AKRi go = Sheriff office, no. 4 souI4
stzeet Whereby avoid c Sst ~ e eoNe
Eion thefS u, Eohef Is my duly aptnonzed:
lSent % ~ a1H 2etelpt for all moneys que me-
md 70 pG me as fast as coiecte Il Ano q
3nired hY deh tedness on my part 70 otherst
hope ~ 1Hdnlfeiice already given g those
indebted th6t WIN not be paid ia Gree 4Qesk
Except - - yalue,i a. AL onictai ssIVlces
we're Hlel md beii0ftned BY me purely on al
49, 4. 4 l: N. IL HowANp
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q 6V6o1 ela z 1lE'ssi.,II,,say,,yv- I
~, ICE OK 91 r. j. ~ gTTE COAL.
lssFees q SDHrI for Coal
~ e E E t &, i q ;I.; s..s.. to:
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SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DUTIES.

The following Is corrected copy of the new sche-
dule of stamp duties under the new revenue law,
which took effect on August list. 1864: = q -
Acknowledgment or exempt