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Several members agreed with the views ex-
pressed by the Governor.
The Chairman requested the decision of the
Council as regards the number OF the Commits
sions as we'll as that of the members, when it
was unanimously decided, that one Commission
be appointed for the whole Island consisting of
3 members to convene with the members to be
appointed by the Government to determine the
value appointed were the Ord member for
Christiansted's town (Holstein) with 10, the
1st member for ChristianSted's town (Clindln-
en) with 9, and the 1st member for Frederik-
sted's town (Sarauw) with 8 votes.
4. Communication from the Governor, respect
ing the correspondence that took place in
1861 regarding the restrictions relative to
the sale of the so-called '.sugar cakes"
The Governor communicated what had trans
PRED between the then Burgher Council and
the Government, and especially stated, that the
Government had in 1861 obtained the declara-
tons of the P~olicemasters and the CuSt0mhouse
officials, which were all against any measure
being adopted to prohibit the traffic in question
in consequence whereof the Burgher Councils
further declaration had been required, but
nothing was since heard from that Council ON
the matter. He would now direct the same
proposal to the Colonial Council as previously
done to the Burgher Council, say that the
Council bring in a decisive draft of law on the
subject.
After a short discussion, during which the
2nd member for Frederiksted's country district
(Knight), the End member for Christiansted's
country district (Ratclife) and the End mem
Der for Christiansted's town (Pontavice) stated,
that the greater part of the cane liquor obtain
ed by those that boil it down to sugar was had
by illegal means; the 1st member for Frede-
riksted's town (Sarauw) insisted upon, that the
most of the juice was shared out by the estate to
the laborers.
The Chairman observed, that no meeting
could be fixed before the receipt of committee
reports, whereof the members would receive
further notice.
The meeting closed at 81 o'clock.
The minority vote runs thus
, 1866-09-18
MINORlTY-vOTE.

A minority cannot advise that this ordinance
introduces a new term for giving notices to
dissolve labOr-cOntractS say, the Is first days
of the last month of the year contracted for.
There is no good reason for protecting tho
parties against receiving a long notice as there
may be in the opposite direction, as a too short
notice may inconvenience the parties. The
restriction of the legal time for giving notice,
Is days in the year, as proposed in the draft,
has no analogy, neither in the law of the king
dom nor in our colonial laws. The laws of the
m0thercountry, the old as well as the later, take
care that in agreements about hire or rent
whether of things or of personal services a
notice shall be given not too short, that a
notice could be too long has never been thought
divide for instance the ordinance 25th March
1892 where it is ordered, that the halfyearly con-
tracts with country laborers are to be dissolved
with at least II weeks notice, which enactment has
been repeated in the law Of 18th May 1854
S 40 thus, that whenever a contract for person
al service is entered into for a halfyear or
more at least 3 months notice is to be given
to dissolve the contract, if not otherwise agreed
on. A similar enactment will be found in the
ordinance of the 18th August 1858 regulating
the relations between masters and servants in
these Islands, where 5 Z prescrlbes that in all
engagements between masters and servants
notice to quit the service shall, if not 9th erwise
agreed on, be given at least Is days before the
end of the month, when the engagement has
been made byj the month, and at least one
Onth if the engagement has been made for g.
months or one year. Exception to this rule is
only to be found in the provisional ordinance of
goth of January ls49 where it is ordered, that
the so-called yearly October-contracts are to be
dissolved by notice given in the month of
August, and in the later ordinance of End
October 1862, according to which the contracts
entered into with the foreign laborers therein
, 1866-09-18
MINORITETSVOTUM

En- Minoritet maa fraraade, at der we'd
denne Anordning indf0res en- ny Bestem-
melse med Hensyn til den It'd i hviIken
Arbeidscontracter skal opsiges, nemlig /
de f6rste Is Dage af den sidste Manned at
Contractsaaret.
Der er ingen Grund til at beskytte Con-
trahenterne mod en- lang Opsigelse, medens
Diet Modsatte kan vare tilraadelig, da en-
kort Opsigelse vel kan t@nkes at kunne
sette Parterne i Forlegenhed. Den we'd
Udkastet foreslaaede Indskrenkning af den
lovlige Opsigelsestid til IS Dage af Con-
tractsaaret har ingen Analogi i den danske
Lovgivning, 10 like engang i vor Colonial
lovgivning. Moderlandets Lovgivning, saa-
vel den %ldre som den yngre, s6rger i allie
Contractsforhold on Leie, hvad enten Diet
er Leie af Ting eller af PRISONERS Arbeide,
for at Contractor like opsises med for
kort Varsel (at Diet kunde ware for langt
har man aldrig tenkt sig) see f. Elk. For
ordning 25de Marts 1892, der med Hen
syn til de halvaarlige Tyendecontracter
paa Landet bestemmer, at de skulle opslges
med mindst 10 Ugers Varsel, hvilket Bud
err ~gjentaget i Low af lode Mai 1854 5 40,
saaledes at O~psigelse, hvor Tyendeforhol-
Diet err stiftet halvaarsviis eller paa liengere
It'd, altid skal skee med mindst 3 Name
ders Varsel, forsaavidt Ell anderledes mellem
Parterne vedtaget. Lignende BestemmeI-
Sc fndes i A~nordning at 1Sde August 1853
pm Tyendevesenet paa disse Ger, idet 81
paabyder, at forsaavidt Ell anderledes ved-
taget Tyendecontracter paa cen Manned
opsiges med mindst Is Dages Varsel, Ty-
endecontracter paa & Maaneder eller eet
Aar med mindst cen Maaneds Varsel
for Contractors UdI6b. Undtagelse fra
denne Regel findes kun i den provisoriske
Anordning af code Januar 1o49 der be-
stemmer, at de saakaldte aarlige October
contractor skulle opsiges i August Manned,
og j den seneste Anordning at 2den Octo-
Der 1862, hvorefter den med de der omhand-
lede fremmede Arbeidere indgaaede Con-
tract oph6rer uden at der beh0ves nogen-
somhelst Opsigelse.
vi have saaledes i wore v%estindiske Tie
nesteforho!d allerede tire Slags AarscOn-
%tracter, dem der opsiges med mindst cen
Maaneds Varsel, dem der opsiges i August
Manned og endelig dem der udl6be uden
Opsigelse; nu hertil at vile f6ie en- fjerde
Slags er ct lidet 0nskeligt Fors0g paa at
foroge Brogetheden.
bet forekommer Minoriteten at en- saa
umotiveret Bestemmelse som den, at ind
skr~nke Aarscontractens Opsigelsestid til
is Dage let kan give Diet Udseende at, som
ON det var lagt an paa, at den uvidende
Arbeider, som i de feste Tilf;elde Ell kan
lese, skulde glemme at give Opsigelse i
den ham KNAPP tilmaalte It'd, og saaledes
nodes til endnu at forblive ct Aar i Diet
Tjenesteforhold han agtede at forbade. vi
vide like hvorvidt saadant kan vare til
Planternes GAVIN, men hvad vi vide er, at
vi Dor undgaae endog Skinnet af ct saa-
dant Motiv.
Minoriteten foreslaaer derfor, at denne
Passus udgaaer og at Diet istedet derfor
bestemmes, at Contractor opsiges med
'mindst cen Maaneds Varsel."
@. SARAUW. L. FABER.
, 1866-09-18

-bem@rkede Fernandez, at intet Mode
kunde berammes forinden Modtagelsen af
Udvalgsbeta nkninger, hvorom Medlem-
merne vile erholde narmere Undertaking.
M0det havet Kl. 81.
Minoritetens Votum lyder saaledes:
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Iowa Legislature.

tSpeclat to llawk-Eye.
Dies Moines, Jan. S.-The Senate was
called to order at p. NJ, by Gov. East
man, Temporary officers: G. p. Able,
Secretary; w. B. Hunt, Sergeant-at-Arms
j. Streeter, Doorkeeper. Roll ofmembers
was called, Committee on credentials APP
pointed, and adjourned to 10 A. NJ. Tues
day. o.. -a-T -.
The House was called to order by Mr..
Sherman, of Polk. Hale, of Mills, tenn
porary Speaker; Wilson, of Pella, Clerk
q. ID. Hunter. of Hardin, Assist; +. G.
White, of Wapello, Scrgeant-at- Alarms.
Committee appointed till 10 A. NJ. Tues
day.
The Senate caucus nominated the fol-
lowing officers: Secretary. w. Dixon.
Wapello; Assistants-J. NJ. Weart and p.
Ables; Engrossing Clerk-W. NJ. Kenne-
dy; Blank Clerk-E. w. McJunkin; Ser
geant-at- Arms-W. b. Hunt Doorkeeper
H. r. Beardslcy.
9o'clock p. M.-House caucus met at Z
p. NJ. The ballot for Speaker stood
Wright, 40, Darwin, 81. Charles Aldrich,
of Hamilton was nominated Chief Clerk
by reclamation G. s. Wilson, of Marion,
and Benjamin Lansingburg, of Jackson,
Assistants. .-...a..- .......
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of calls
last week from numerous distinguished
gentlemen, Gen. J. M. Hedrick, from
Washington City, home on leave, and
gone to Des Moines. Gen. Fitz Henry
Warren, Senator from Des Moines Coun-
ty, Col. II. II. Stanton. @. U. s. A., Rich
mond Virginia, Col. M. M. Waldron, Ed
itor of the Citizen, Centreville, the last
three Ell route for Des Moines Harry Full
ton, U. s. S. Marshal, this District, and J.
Boyer, Esq, Post Master of Bloomfield.
We were happy to see all these gentle
men and should give them more extend
ed notice il space permitted,
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FEELING GooD.-The editor of eve To-
car' persuaTon has received letter from
his friend, Frank Eichelberger, who, with
his partner. Charley Dunsmore, has en-
barked in the grocery business at Ottum-
wa, With good prospects ahead. Frank
"sets up the town in high style. Guess
he is little enthusiastic. It's all right,
however. Always "foot the horn" for the
town you live in, old boy! Taking the
advertising patronage bestowed upon the
newspapers of your town as an i'm dex of it's
enterprise very good criterion by the
wayne should set it down as about
seventeen degrees below mediocrity.-
MuScdtine Courier.
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HOUSE BREAKING.-Tt seems there are
individuals in our community who. have
been Repeatedly detected satering their
neighbours houses i'm the night. We learn
that the house Of Rev. J. NJ. McElroy was
entered on a STORMY evening not long
since. number of persons were impli-
Gated in the affair. No considerable dep
relations however. seem to have been
committed. except that upon their de-
campment valuable carpet was found
nailed fast To- the parlor floor.
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The News.

The Richmond Examiner is revived. 1t
spells horror with ''u," land public with
ok"
Corn l.. v. Hatch has got married
again.
A man in Illinois has been watching
the muskrats, and predict the mildest win
ter we have had for thirteen years.
They have giant in Sweden nine feet
eight iiicltes high.
lGordonthe recently executed rebel leader
in Jamaica, had his life insured in Lon
don for $50, 200, which has been paid to his
wife.
A female suffrage amendment to the
constitution has been introduced into the
Indiana Legislature. .....
The new back-hair twist which has SUI
perseded the waterfall, is called the water
wheel.
The "Fenian hat is the latest novelty
advertised by enterprising New York mer-
chants.
A peanut oil factory has just been start
ed at Augusta Ga.
Hundreds Of 1iliputian graves have re-
Gently been discovered in Middle Tennes-
see. Skeletons less than two feet high, but
evidently those of adults. have been found
andthere are all sorts of theories as.to the
tiiTie the pilgrims flourished there.
st. Louis is getting ready for water
works large enough for more than a mill
ion people.
The assassin Frank Gurley, who would
have been hung at Huntsville, Ala, two
weeks ago, but for a weakness that Gener-
al Whipple had to be merciful and wait
further orders from the Pesident. was reg
ularly tried by a military commission
more than year ago, and Condemned to
death for the murder of General Robert
l.. McCook. The papers went to Mr.. Linz
coin, and had not been acted upon when
Mr.. Johnson came into office. Hefinding
the papers approved the sentence, and tel
graphed Governor Brownlow, asking what
had become Of durley. The only answer
possible to make was that somehow the
villain had slipped off and escaped. The
good people of Madison county, Ala. to
prove the sincerity Of their "reconstruc-
ton" elected him sheriff; thus it became
known where he .was. hence the rearrest
and instant order of execution.
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aboudds In persons publicly known, who have been
OF the lungs by Its USE When tried, its supe-
rority over every other expectorant is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where Its virtues
are known the public no longer hesitate what ant
dote to employ the distressing and dangerous afec.
tions ofthe pumanory organs shat are .ncide mt to
our climate. While many inferior remid4ss thras
npos the community have failed and been discard
ed this has gained friends by every trial conferred
benefits on the afflicted they never forget, and
produced cures too numerous aud too remarkabl. To
he forgotten.
We Can only assure the public, that its puri-
ty is carefully kept up to the best It ever has been
andlthat 1t may be relied do for thoir relief Ali
that 1t has ever ione.
Great numbers OF Ciergyuen, Physicians States
men and eminent personages, have lent their names
TO certify the unparalleled usefulness Of our RENE
dies. but space here will permit the Insertion
them The Agents low named furnish gratis. our
American Almanac, In which they are ;eiyen: with
also full descriptions ofthe complaints they cure.
those who require an alternative medicine 4,
purify the blood win find Ayers Compt sarsaparl,a
the remedy to USE Try II once and you wi II kuo
its value. az. Il.
Prepared by J. @, AVER 4 Co., Lowell. Mass. and
sold BY TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., Ottumwa
Wholesale Agents and by dealers in Medicines ey
erywhere.
Dec. g. '65-w2m. iulv 81. "a,
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Rain and sleet are abundant just now
and the country is coated with ice. De-
lightful getting mp and down the bluff.
Young America are al on skates, and are
going it up hill and down. The streets arc
full of them.
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TIL L 0TTUMWA COURIER


The Daily Courier will be revived in
short time. We are preparing a business
Directory for it, and receiving subscrip-
tons and advertising. Please hand in
your names.
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By TELEGRAPH.

THE "ATLANTIC CABLE
Has been successfully laid to Ottumwa,
Iowa. All dispatches sent from Smith &
Co.'s Flour Store, which is warranted to-
send good news into every family. Come
one and all.
CAPT. V. p. TWOMBLY,
Operator.
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WINTER Is UPON US, and persons desir-
ing to protect themselves fromits chilling
blasts will do well to examine Temples
Stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Fur
nishing Goods.
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:. EsTRAY CA TTLE-T AIKEN up by sa mueI MiIard,
living ia Adams township, WapeiIo county, Iowa
Dec. 9th 1863 one Steer, one year old last prinR
pale red co'or, whites pot ed, large white spst Ia
forehead. Appraised at 419.
One Heifer, one year old, mostly red, white on
DotA legs lar &c white In forehead, white belly
Apprais ed at 46.
One black steer, two years old last spring. part
white face with black spot around each eye, mark
ed with swallow fork IN right ear, and hol e IN
Jan1I '56-2w I'm COOLEY. elk. d
ESTRAY cow:
Taken up by John Reams, living IN wash ingt6n
Tp., Wapello County Iowa December 9Th 1865
One pale red Cow, some white on the belly end Of
the tail of, marked with crop of Of each ear sup
posed to have been frozen of
Appraised at $ls. Filed Dec. 27th 1865.
Jan. 4 1865.
FSTRAY HEIFER.
Tr, Wapello County Iowa, Dec. lith 1865.
One red brin lie Heifer white on the belly sun
posed to be two years old past, other marks or
brand visible.
Appraised at sls. FILED Dec. teIth 1855.
l.. NJ. COOLEY Clerk
Es-RAY COW.
Taken up by W. J. stefen.nn Hvthg In pie asant
Townshid, Wapello County Iowa, Dec. LIST 1865.
One red Cow, supposed to be ~ years old marked
With crop off Of each ear, some white on the belly
and rump, left horn dropped.
Appraised ~ 80. Filed Dec, 2sth, 1865.
L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
Jan. 4, 1866
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T IST OF LETTERS Remaining

lLunclaimea In the Post Office ottumwa, Iowa
on the 10th day of January, 1866. .
ITO obtain any OF these letters. the applicant
must cali for ADVERTISER LETTERS give the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising
ST not called for wit hin one month thew win h 4.
sent to the Dead Letter Office. -
Letters are not advertised until they have re-
n-ned in the office one week
place the postage stamp the upper ri ght- ha nd
corner, and leave space between the stamp and d.
rection for post-markiag without interfering with
the writing.
IN. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a letter to
the writer IL unclaimed within 80 days or less rit
ten or printed With tn. writer's name, Post Office
the face side, will be complied with & the usual
prepaid rate OF postage payable when the letter is
De vered to the writer. Sec. IS. Law of 1853
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Notice to Stockholders

There will be a meeting of the Stock
holders of the First National Bank of OF
tumwa on Friday, January 30th. 1866. for
the choice ot Directors for the ensuing
year. J. p. FIELD. Cashier.
Ottumwa, Dec. 18TH, 1865.
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Editor Courier THE gross receipts
the Second Annual Festival and Ball for
the poor was 1890. In your next weeks
issue give a full statement. p. G.. y.
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DARTNERSHIP NOTICE

L This Is to certify that the undersigned have
this day (Oct 9th, 1869 entered into co partner
ship for the purpose Of engaging in the Grocery
and &c neral Comwissio on business under the Arm ~
Devln chairman. THOS. J. DENlN,
ID. NJ. uARMaN.
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0ttumwa Hog Market.

Courier Office, Jan. 10, sc.
Prices to-day 7@74, dividing on $50
pounds; sass net, dividing on 200 pounds.
Ladd u Dunlap have killed 4, 500 to date.
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The Excellent Message of Gov. Stone oc-
cupies our inside space to the exclusion Of
almost everything else.
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Pianos |! Pianos

Who wants to buy II Piano? Useful i'm
formation on that subject can be had d.
this office.
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PENSIONS Bounty AND BACK PAY, prompt.
ly obtained by + H. STILES.
Office over c. G Wardens Store.
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Jan { 1870
EoTR " IEEIFElt.,

Taken up by ii.ary D,rnsife, living in washin,
% Up, wspeitt couhy, Iowa, November 10Th
| IS y
ue yesrling H-ir.r. Whit With some b,n~ on III,
sid =, biso< c. snd ears marked with a crop an.
w" sir he lea. eaT, or = sli, aud UuaeIbiI 4
therir = lar
Aps.-.s- - ~ 81, Filed ccnI',a- n-.h 'e-N
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ESTRAY HEIFER.
ES.RAY COW.
Jan. 4, 1866
DEAD! READ!! READ.I

TO THE CITIZENS OF WAPELLO
COUNTY AND VICINITY.
All hail, creation far and lear
or Arnold's new store you shall hear;
Let pealing drums and cannons roar
Prociaim'the news from shore to shorel
Great bargains sure, the wing
Rare wonders than now shall sing.
o IT store is situated on Front street
And all our goods made fashionable and neat
Frock and sack coats to suit you all
And what We ask is. give us a call
0yercoats and business coats OF all grades.
of different styles and different shades.
Pants and vests, both common and hne,
And all other goods suitable In our me
White, over and under shirts to suit evIay QUE
The rich and the poor, the old and the young
Collars, scarf and ties OF every stamp.
Hosiery and gloves come next in rank
And ether goods too numerous to mention,
To which we invite yopr sneciaf attic ntion
Let all repai, with willing feet
To ARNoLD'S Clothirg House on Front street
Anu look cut for bargains that cant be beat
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A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURF

Coughs, Colds, sEniI aenza
Hoarseness, Group, Bronchitis
lncipient Consump ton, aud for
ME relief of Consumptive pa
tients In advanced statges of
the disease.
SO wide is'the HelA Of its USE
luiDess and so numerous are
the casos OF its cure, that al.
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FSTRAY STEERS.
- Taken up James Baird. living in Richiand
township, Wape lilo county, Iowa, December 4th
1863. One Steer, deep red color. red nd white in
the face. so me white on the belly, crop off of right
ear, right oru broken off. Apr aised at $40.
Also one Brindle Steer small white spot in fore
head, crop off of right ear and underslepe in left
ear. Apprais ed at 81.
Filed Janu airy LIST, 1866.
Janll-66.2w. L. N, COOLEY rterk
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~ TAX zen up by John Atwell, living In CompH-
fine Township. wapello County Iowa, Dec, 9th 1855
One yearling Heifer. white with red ears; maxi
or brands.
No. 2. One yearlng Steer, black and white, crop
of the right and slit In left.
No. 3. Also a two year old Hef er, red; swallow
fork In left ear
Appraised follows: No. at Sc; No q at No. s
at SIG.
ri ned Dec. 21st, 1865.
~ cnDrry C,.rL
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FSTRAY CATTLE.
Jan. 4 1866.
ESTRAY COW.

Taken mp by IE Baker, living In Center To-.
Wapelio County Iowa Dec. 4th lS66.
One black Cow, with some white spots on her
supposed to be -four years old next spring.
. Appra sed at SIS.
One pale red Cow: with poin, or Of the right horn
and all riece OF of the right ear sl,,,nos.d 10
be 10 ar IL years old.
Appraised at SIo. Filed December 2S,h 1855.
en- co LEY, Clerk.
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ESTRAY COW AND CALF.

- Taken up by John b. Miller, living in Colum
sta tow nship Wapello county, Iowa, Dec, 2St
1865. One steer no marks or Brands perceivsable
APP praised at $50. .....
FILED January LIST, 1867
Jan1l &c 2w. L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk
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FSTRAY STEER,
- Taken mp by William 8. Thompson, living IN
Richland TIP. Wapello county, Iowa, the l lth
day OF December 1865. One Steer two old last
spring; pale red color with swallow fork In the right
1865
Dec-2s-s9-I7-aw L. NJ COOLEY Clerk