The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10

CO'HOLIOW ulSAUs AV,VOV uOll0IC
having been raised for that purpose.
Thursday morning they leave for
tho Rocky Mountains and Denver.
Tee entire route is free from Indians.
Nashville, Oct. g..
The vote for Governor was coun-
ted by the Legislature to-day
Brownlow's majority 51,s44. HeI
will be inauguratcd to. morrow.
Resolutions were introduced in the
House of Representatives requcsting|
Representatives in Congress to favor
and were rejected.
Burlington Iowa Oct 9.
Des Moincs county all but one
town heard from, gives $50 Repub.
lean majority. Entire ticket elect
ed.
London. October 8.
Manifestations Of the i'll feeling Of
the Irish in the North of England
has created much alarm. The in
habitants believe the Fenians con
template an outbreak in that part Of
the country. Troops have been des-
patched by rail to assist the civil au-
thorities should any disturbance &C.
cur.
Dublin. Oct. s.
The uneasines caused by the revi-
val Of the Fenian conspiracy is in
crcasing. Extraordinary precau-
tons have been taken by the militia
ry and police authorities.
Florence, Oct. 9.
A report isin circulation that Men
otti. son of Garibaldi, has been a.
rested by the Italian government
When last heard from, Mcnotti Gar
ibaldi was actively engaged in carry
ing out his fathers plans for tho in
vasion Of Roman territory. With
these plans he we'll was acquainted,
tull confidence having been reposed
in him by the Gen. His arrest will
be severe blow to bis followers and
the absence of Garibaldi has depriv-
ed them of their most capable lead
ers. l55
Chicago, Oct. 9.
The Tribune's Washington special
says there has been intense excite
ment throughout to hear returns,
and at midnight it is rather incrcas-
ing. The Johnson men are in great
glee over the result in Philadelphia.
The police are on the alert to dis
cover the whereabouts Of the woman
Mrs. Whallon alias Mrs. MILAN who
is charged with numbering Of her
her husband Whallon, by admins
tering Of poison for the sole reason
that she might hereafter live lawful
with her husband MILAN The mar
Whallon died yesterday.
Buffalo, N. Y. Oct. 9.
The Council by party vote
refused TO invite Gen. Sheridan to
visit the city on his way to ST. Louis,
Mayor Wells called meeting of citi.
zens for Friday evening to extend
the hospitality Of the city to him.
New York, Oct. 10.
Gold closed st 1.433.
1864 N
Cincinnati, Oct. 10.
This mornings Commercial says
of the election: Something over fifty
counties in Ohio have been heard
from, and they leave Thurman with
a majority only OF about six thousand
The remaining twenty-five or thirty
,.sel>a.;ss,-. !. - sssssins rs,.srel. IL tha
region Of the reserve, will certainly
reduce these figures, whether they
will over balance them and place the
majority on the other side, is ques
ton which seems likely to be decid.
ed only by official returns. The leg
islature appears to be hopelessly gone
The democrats have gained Senators
in the I'd, Sd, 9th, 18th, 18th, 10th,
10th, and probably 18th districts
giving them clear a majooity Of one
or two in the House. They have
secured cain of eighteen members
making their majority, with the
prospect ofsome Others yet in doubt
making balance of five to ten on
joint ballot.
The Gazette says returns are still
incomplete and the election is very
close, but the probability is that the
democrats have carried both Houses
Of the General Assembly. The Gov.
IS in doubt but with the probability
that Thurman IS elected.
The Enquirer says we estimate
Judge Thurman's majority at 2,l69,
The legislature will stand, in Senate
seventeen republicans TO nineteen
democrats; and in the House fifty re-
publicans to fifty-six democrats; thus
giving rs a majority Of eight on joint
ballot.
The New York Herald's special
says:
There is no foundation for reports
of Cabinet changes, nevertheless
the President, it is stated, is dissatis-
fed with certain matters in the
Treasury Department and will soon
take measures to get rid OF McCul-
loch.
Hnnnicutt made speech to the
negroes in Charleston city recently.
and advised them if they conld moi
handle muskets, they could set fire
to the dwellings Of their enemies.
philadelphia, Oct. 10.
The footing up Of the reported ma.
jorities in thirty-five counties with
the latest corrections show a demo-
cratic majority Of s.267, and Fl CO.
to come in Of which fifteen gave re
publican majcrites last year.
Chicago, Oct. 10.
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