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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10
AWARDING Committees.

The awarding committees, for each
society, will in all cases, be chosen at
the fair. They will commence their
duties at two o'clock p. M. Tuesday,
and they arc requested to hand in
their reports at the sccrctary's Office
as soon as they can be made ont.
All reports must be made in wri-
ting, and DO handed into the secre-
tary's Office by four o'clock Tuesday.
N. B. The fair is open for compe-
tition to the world.
DWeNo person will be allowed to
interfere with the awarding commit
toes while in the discharge of their
duties, and any person interfering,
by letter or otherwise, will DO exclu-
ded from competition.
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90
Grants Supporters.

Sherman,
Sheridan,
Thomas,
Nearly all the loyal soldiers,
Nearly all the clergy,
Nearly all the scientific men.
And nearly all the loyal people
who sympathized with the army in
its heroic fight against the Demo.
cratic rebellion.
PER CONTRA
We may put down for Blair and
Seymour;
All the rebel Generals,
All the rebel Colonies,
All the rebel privatos,
All the draft rioters,
All the bounty jumpers,
All the men who rejoiced over robel
victories,
All those engaged in the massacre
Of Fort Pillow,
All the Arabs Of our civilization,
The Devil,
Brick pomeroy,
Vallandigham,
Fernando Wood and his
Brother Ben, the gambler,
John Morrissy,
Doctor Blackburn,
The Whiskey Ring,
Tho "Wickedest man in N. T."
The Ku Klux Khan,
DR.. Mudd,
Wade Hampton,
All the Regulators, and
All the gibbering imps of the in
fernai regions.
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A Relic.


soaked Coppcrhcad, from Maine to
California, have Joined in full chorus,
in denouucing Gen. Grant as q drunk.
ard, until one might be led to think,
Judging from thisinfariated cry, that
the democratic party is now, and al
ways has been, the great prohibitory
party Of the country.
They also claim for Seymour and
Blair, all the virtues, and mono of tho
vices of human nature, in addition to
their having monopolized pretty
much all tho craftsmanship of the
country.
Any one acquainted with Frank
Blair, can easily enough in his minds
eye soc tho seri-ocomic grin passing
over his face. as he reads the. state
ments made in tho apostolic Chicago
Times or other kindred temperance
organs, Of the Great Total Abstinence
Party, to the effect. that he has not
tasted liquors for years.
In this connection, We desire To
submit the following official relic
without any further comment, Of
tending to throw some light on this
important subject:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND DIVISION, \
FIFTEENTH ARMY CoRps, !
NEAR VIcKsBURa, MISS,
June 3, 1863.
We, the undersigned officers, au.
thorize Michael Powers to procure
for our own use the foil ,wfng articles
to-wit: Is gallons brandy each, Sd
gallons whiskey each, Is half barrels
ale each, "a boxes catawba, "a boxes
claret, 80 boxes Havana cigars,
dozen bottles Boxers bitters, genu-
inc, 20 boxes Charles Fare cham.
payne, 4 fivc-pound bales Virginia
smoking tobacco, IS boxes can fruit
FRANK p. BLAIR,
Maj. Gen. Com'dg Cd Div, 18th Army
Corps.
f. M.JOEL,
Captain and A. @. M.
ARDEN r. SMITH,
Captain and G. S.
LOGAN TOMPKINS, A. D. G.
GEORGE A. MAGUIRE, A. d. G.
B. JOEL,
FIRST 1t. 10th Missouri Cav.
w. d. GREEN,
Major and A. A. G.
E. G. FRANKLIN,
Surgeon w. s. v. and d. s.
M. A. DOYLE, A. A. G.
ST. Louis, Mo-, juno Is.
Mr.. Michael Powers bought of Da-
vid Nicholson
lib cases brandy, 225 gals,
165 cases whiskcy, 226 gals.,. .405 90
225 packages ale, at So. i $50 90
ZIG cases catawba wine, at "a 1864 90
go boxes cigars, at 81. -. $40 90
18 cases bitters, at ~ .......126 90
$50 cases and baskets cham
pagno, at S12. ........... .2,tBO 90
225 cases canned goods, at % l, 800 90
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An Epitaph.

Sacred to the memory of tho
Colorcd Orphan Asylum of New
York, which was burned to ashes,
July, 1868, by a rntfianly mob, who
were acknowledged and addressed by
Horatio Seymour, Governor of New
York, as being his friends" God
save the State of Now York I"
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SUPERINTEND ENTs.

The Superintendent are required
to take charge of all articles belongs
ing to their departments, on their ar
rival on the ground, and SEQ that
they arc arranged in their proper
places. Superintendent must be on
tho ground early Tuesday morning,
to assist exhibitors in ticketing and
arranging the articles.
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PEasosAL.-J. NJ. Dixon, the tai
ented blind editor, is to be the solo
State lecturer for the GoodTcmplars
of Iowa, and in connection with w.
II Fleming, now Deputy Secretary
Of State, is to edit On organ of that
organ just about to be started. Sue
cess to Dixon.
BY the way wo have received tho
Invoice for one hundred copies of
Dixons book, recently subscribed for
by the good people Of this city,, and
VIII receive them la 4 day or two, and
will then be ready to deliver them.
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TICK EFT SYSTEM:

One Ticket, % cts, admits one per-
son once.
One Ticket IS cts, will admit all
vehicles not drawn by more than two
horses.
Two Tickets, rs cts each, will adj
nit vehicles drawn by four horses:
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The following is what the World,
the ablost Copperhead paper in the
country, had to say about Vermont
the day before the election:
Though it is not to be expected
Of the defenders Of the constitution
in Vermont that they will achieve
anything like q numerical triumph
next Tuesday, we do reckon with
great confidence on such handsome
gains for them as will serve for an
index of the final result when the
country votes ina body in Novem-
Der. The result in Vermont will es-
tablish the fact Of the tendency ey-
erywhere else. 1t will certify to
the positivcnoss Of the reaction that
is going on throughout the Union
against the revolutionary course of
tho faction that has attained su-
preme power. There is great deal
more virtue in the example of ro-
duced opposition majority, as in tho
case Of Vermont, than in positive
victory in a State whore victories
over Radicaiism arc regular mat
tors.
Itnow sneeringly calls tho Repub-
lican gain in that State the Dutch
taking Holland
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Various Items.

Saratoga contains 81 ,5OO, 900 worth
of horse flesh.
Connecticut mosquitoes arc mis-.
taken for canaries !
Bunker Hill Monument grew Sow
cral inches taller during tho cheated
term" 5s
A larger and finer crop Of corn will
be raised in Virginia this season than
for many years past. ta
A new Masonic hall is to be Greet
cd in New York, opposite Booths
thcartre, to cost $500, 900.
Now York has a population OF
200, 900 greater than Philadelphia,
and 10000 less dwellings. la
A few days agoa Toledo firm telc-
graphcd to New York and received
an answer in 90 minutes.
THE Country Gentleman estimates.
the average annual fall of rain and
snow in tho Northern States at three
feet, which would give sevonty-two
barrels ofwater from each ten feet
square of roof.
In tho house of a dofaulting banker
in st. Louis, pinned under a chair,
has been found III, 000-tho- very
money he took from the bank, where
his accounts had boon overdrawn to-
that amount.
The Democratic papers declare
that oBlair says what he means. y
What does he mean when he says,
"cr con-ush'n mus be per'suvd ?'--
ALBANY Journal.
One of the most effective Tanners
Club in Chicago is made up of irish
| mon. Thcy arc too heroic to follow
| rebel dictation. 3t
A pestilentrebel writes to a Cop
perhead sheet that the "ball is NOV
ing on The fellow doubtless has
it attached to his log. r6
Does any one suppose Hampton
would be blowing about the South
and threatening new rebellion II
General Grant---thc man who gave
him his parole--wa President.
| Seymour said during the war, "bet-
| ter divide the Union than abolish
slavery "Iimcoin said, "Bctter abol-
ish slavery than divide the Union"
Which was right 2
There is a merino ram in Cornwall,
Vt, who has earned his owner $25,-
900. This ram of Cornwall is almost
as profitable as the ram .'Stonewall,"
% privatcering notoriety.
The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser says that "as ono of the results.
attending Grants generalship, near
| ly the entire Southern wing of tho
Democratic party are now on parole
to cbcy the law.and keep tho peace"
The last RECONSTRUCTED" toast
comes from Watkins, Now York. 1t
is by Seymour and BLAIR lawyer:
"Icrc's to tho man
That pulled the trigger
That killed tho old cuss
That freed the niggor !"
Ben Hill said to tho Georgia me-
groos, tho other day, 81 have s.udiodI
the history of your race for four thou.
sand years" He must DO rather ad-
vanced in life. Is he one of the ''eter.
Mills Pr Hartford Post.
Il shall have no policy of my own.
to interfere against the will of the,
people. "--Grant's letter, May 20,
1865.
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Forty thousand loyalists wero in
council at Indianapolis the Cd inst,
including $1,000 Fighting Boys in
Blue in the procession.
"Old Pap" Thomas wrote them the
following ringing letter:
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug. 81, 1868.
To Messrs. John Coburn and others.
GENTLEMEN / had the honor to
receive by this mornings mail your
favor of the 9th inst, inviting me to
join with the soldiers and sailors of
Indiana in q mass convention to be
held at tho city of indianapolis on
the 10th day of September noxt.-
Your very cordial invitation COM
mands my sincere thanks, and al
though / take no part in politics,
permit mo to express tho great
pleasure | have derived from observ-
ing the firm and almost universal
support afforded by tho soldiers and
sailors throughout the country, to all
measures calculated to restore it to
q condition ofpeace and quiet; thcrc-
by showing that those most willing
to support tho Government in times OF
peace, can be relied upon to inaugu-
rate and maintain measures best cal
culated to secure the peace and pros
perity Of the nation.
| am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
your obediant servant,
Gro. IL. THOMAS,
Maj, Gen. U. s. A.
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GLENwooD.-We clip the two fol-

GLENwooD.-We clip the two fol-
lowing items about Glonwood, from:
the REGISTER.
Judging from IN explanatory arti-
Gle in the Glenwood Opinion, the
young ladies Of that city wear false
calves. - The Opinion tells tho fol-
lowing good joke on clerk in that
city: "a good story on one of our
young dry goods clerks is going the
rounds. Our informant occupies an
adjoining room to the clerks, and
the other night heard him sing out,
GLOW many yards of calico did you.
say, madam-thrce yards enough2'
and then came the sound of tearing
cloth, and the clerks bedfellow vel
led out, Thunder, what arc you do.
ing? You have torn my shirt from
bottom to top Tho poor fellow
thought that he was selling Calico"
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OrTuMwA.-Wc will bot q new
Hat that Ottumwa is building more
good houses than anyother town in
the State except Council Bluffs. Who
takes the bet !?
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Soldiers, when approached by

Soldiers, when approached by
Copperheads, with their Judas kiss.
cs on their treacherous lips, should
roccolcct that in every state
they most bitterly opposed the
soldiers voting laws, and denounced
you as hirelings and tiessians, total
~ unworthy Of the ballot.
In Iowa tho recognition of the
right to hurl ballots at traitors North,
as well as bnllets at traitors South,
was procured by the Republican par.
ty, in spite oftho vindictive opposi-
ton Of the Democratic party.
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J. d. YOUNG; Republican candidate for
ut Large will speak ut
Grants Generalship.

The redoubtable heroes who snuff.
cd the battle from far off, and the
dAlettanti military critics like the one
who is now demolishing General
Grants military slate through the
New York World, and all the small
fry of Copperhcad pups, who are
barking at bis heels, through the in
finltcssirhal whipper-snappor Copper
head sideways. together with ali
the unhung villains of the south, who
waged foury years of bitter war against
the government, in vain efforts to
overthrow Grants armies, arc all
now in lovely accord, in pronouncing
our great leader butcher, drunk
ard, a blockhcad, and especially a
great failure as military man.
We submit below some testimony
from those four great democratic
leaders in the field and forum, to- wit:
Gcn'ls. Lee, Pemberton, Johnston, and
Buckner, that oughtto have weight
with democratic readers, as to Grants
military ability
The first is little JiNct eour
from Buckner, who, on account of
Grants blunders at Donelson, got
himselfin "A tight place, which is as
follows:
HEADQUARTERS, Dover, Tenn.
: February 16, 1862.
10 General u. s. Grant, u. IS. A:
SIR The distribution of the forces
under my command, incident to an |
unexpected change of commanders.
and the overwhelming force under
your command, compel me, notw,th. |
standing the brilliant success of the
Confederate arms yesterday, to ac-
cept the ungenerous and unchivalrous
terms which you propose.
lam, sir, your obedientservant,
>. Is. BUCKNER,
brigadier General, C. S. A.
ho HeAt Wllness on the stand is
r. u. L. Beauregard, who, on account
OF his order to run up the black flag
ought to be considered good demo-
cratic witness Immediately after
the battle OF Shiloh, where according
to Copperhead and rebel slangwhan
gers the loyalists got so terribly whip
ped, he wrote the following letter to | i
the blunderer Grant
HEADoRs Dept OF MISSISSIPPI. I
MONTEREY, April 8, 1862.
SIR: At the close Of the conflict yes. |
'crday, my forces being exhausted by 9
ne extraordinary length of time da i
ing which they were engaged with /
ours on that and the preceding day,
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OFF1CERS.
At1AASA1O
TO BE HELD AT

President, JAMES D. LADD,
Vice-President, ....J. L. TAYLOR.
Treasurer. ...........A. D. MOSS.
Secretary. ID, B. ABRAHAMS
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Ex-GOv. Stone. and Mai, o.
Conner.

The Republican candidate Tor attorney
General will speak at the following times
aud places:
Sept.
oskalsosa, Wednesday,, Glib, at2 I"
Sirourney, Thursday, 10th. at2 I"
Washington, Friday, 18th, at2 !"
Muscatine, Saturday. 18th, at
Local committees are requested to
MAKE necessary arrangements. Republic
can local papers please copy.
PETER MELENEY, Chairman.
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The New York Tribune says that
John Allen, prominently known as
the wickedest man in New York, will
shortly take the stump for Seymour
nd Blair. Allen and Brick Pomo-
roy will stump the city together.
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FOWLS.
Best exhibition of poultry $500
MISCELLANEOUS.

Best exhibition photographs and
ambrotypes certificate of award.
Best exhibition paintings certifi-
cate OF award.
Best exhibition Millinery work,
certificate OF award.
Best exhibition qucensware and
glassware and lamps, certificate Of
award.
Best exhibition hardware and cut
lery, certificate of award.
Best exhibition of soaps and per-
fumcry, certificate ofaward.
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Entrance fee 10 per cent. Not less
than three to enter and two to co.
The winner Of the first premium must
show 1:50.
No. l5-PACING GELDING OR MARE.
Mile heats, two best in three, $500
Four to enter and two to go. En-
trance fee, seventy-five dollars.
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1W- You can get the best bargains
in Hats and Caps at
CHAS. W. Belts d co.
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Hon. J. A. Kasson, and Hon.
III. O'COnner
IL speak Mt the following times and

Frdnr Rcpids, October ID and Sd.
There will be barbecue at Nashua,
Sept. 81 and %. The following speakers
are expected to be present: Hon. NJ II
Carpenter of Wisconsin,; Hon. I Donnelly,
of Minnesota; Hon. Henry OConner; Hon.
A kassor, Hon. W B Allison; Gen N B
Baker; Col G O Carpenter; Gen M NJ
Trumbull; Hon D $ Wilson, Col stien-
wing.
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Only two deaths have occurred
from yellow fever N New Orleans
thisyear The city was mover health.
ier
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Premium List, Rules and Regulations
Of the Second Annual Fair
OF THE
0ttumwa Driving Park
A association.
TO BE HELD AT
| O'TTUMWA, Iowa,
OCTOBER 18th and 10th, '6S.
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Political News.

Senator Richard Yates, had mag
niliccnr reception at his Jacksonville
home on the I'd inst. Ten thousand
persons were present and listened to
his eloquent speech.
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Campaign Song,
by MILES. o REt.Ly.Yfs : !
Air. "Benny Hastens, o."

10
Come fill your glasses, fellows
And stand up in row,
on n Presidential drinking
We are going for TO go;
Let us have no more discussion mere,
While fnr President u ysses Grant l18F
we take our foremost Tight
q for President Ulysses AMA
Let every glass be bright
Nav he suie the country he has saw
AndGod defend the right! W.
In the world no prouder name
Is borne on any breeze, ~ .a
And with Grant to steer the ship Of Stale
our flag shall rule the seas;
No uDominiou'' shall he north OF u.s.
And south of lis no foe
orr stars and stripes in the Canadas,
And likewise Mexico! H4N
For with President Ulysses
will DO few who care to light
Nav he rule the country he bus saw
ed,
And God defend the right!
So, boys! final bumper. N'it
Whio we all in chorus chant -
"For next President we nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant,
And if ask ed what State no hails from,
This our sole reply shall be,
"From near Appomatox Court House,
With its famous apple tree!'
Fer twas there to our Ulysses
.9 That Ice gave up the flight.
Now, boys, "J'o Grant for President,
And God defend the rightHs
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E,,,;I,;,;on &c ,y;,tcr onnIc,

" Exhibition of Winter apples |
of not less that varieties 200 l
I" Exhibition of Pears Of notloss
than three varieties zoo I
/" Exhibition of Peaches of not
less than half bushcl zoo l
/" Exhibition Of Grapes OF not
less than three varieties 200
DOMESTIC rnoDucrlpSs.
Best barrel Of -four A $500 |
g bushcl corn meal 100
!" 5 gallons Sorghum Syrup V LOO
box honey Loo
I" 5 lbs butter Loo
" 10 lbs cheese LOO /
+" gallon maple molasscs LOO
" 10 lbs maple sugar 100
" 10 lbs soap LOO
" exhibition ofpicklcs Loo
i" jar peach preserves 100
jar plum preserves LOO
jar grape preserves 500
ounce LOO
pear LOO
" exhibition canned fruit LOO
i" exhibition ofjellics LOO
i" loaf light bread, yeast rising loo
I" loaf light corn bread Loo
q loaf Yankco brown bread 1,00,I
" loaf Graham bread 100
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS,
Best 5 yards Jeans SLOOl
/" yards Flannel white LOO
+" yards Flannel, colorod 100
8 yards Linscy, colored 100
5 yards Linsoy, white LOO
" 5 yards rag carpet LOO
pair stockings (woo1D LOO
pair socks (wooD LOO
"pair mlttens (wooD 100
pair buck gloves 100
specimen ofneedlo work 100
crochet 100
embroidery, silk 100
embroidery, wooden 100
" patch work, quilt LOO
white quilt 100
4" covorlot 1901
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Best Reaper, certificate ofaward.
Best Reaper and Mower Combined,
certificate of award. lI.s
Best Thrcshing Machine and
Cleaner, certificate ofaward.
Best Fallow Plow, certificate of
award.
Best Sod Plow, certificate of award.
Best Sub Soil Plow, certificate of
award.
Best Corn Pillow, certificate of
award.
. Best Double Shovel Pillow, cortifi-
cate of award.
Best Single Shovel Plow, certifi-
cate of award.
Best Cultivator, certificate of
award.
Best Horse Cultivator, cortifi-I
cate OF award. ssaH
Best Horse Corn Planter, certifi-
cate of award.
Best Wheat Drill, certificate of
award. 3a 9
Best Harrow, certificate of award.
Best Roller, certificate of award.
Best Hay Rake, certificate of
award.
Best Grass Seed Sowor, certificate
of award. s
Best Tanning Mill, certificate of
award. ..d
Best Straw and Hay Cutter, ccrti-
ficate of award.
Best Cheese Press, certificate Of
award.
Best Churn, certificate of award.
lest Washing Machine, certificate
of award. tt@
Best Cider Mill, certificate Of
award.
Best Bee Hive, certificate of award.
Best Corn and Coffee Mill, cortifi-
cato of award.
MECHANICS.
Best Farm Wagon made in this
county $500
Best Buggy made in this county 500
Pump Suction, certificate
q Force Pump, certificate.
Heavy Horse Shoes, ! sett 200
q Light :" / 200
Heavy Harness, 1 300
Light Harness, double, l SOFT 800
/" I" single, ! sctt 400
Saddle, gents 200
Marble or Cut Stone Work 500
Cabinet Work 800
" Shoemakers' Work 200
" Coopors' Work zoo
Chairs 200
Basket Work 200
Brooms 200
All to be made in this county.
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National RepublicanTicket
FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. u. S. GRANT,
OF I1linois
sFOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
Hon. Schuyler Co|fax,
Of .In.iinna -.
Presidential Electors.

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Gen. S. L. Glasgow,
J. b. Young.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
FIRST District-lIiram Schofield.
.Secoud District-James T. Lane of Scott
county.
Third District. n. Rodgers, OF Fay
site.
Fourth District--Johu Meyer, of Jas
ger.
Fifth District-Wm Hale, of Mills.
sixth DISTRICTS. II. Taft, of Humboldt.
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Republican State Ticket.

For Secretary Of State.
ED. WRIGHT,
Of Cedar County.
For Treasurer Of State.
s. Il. RANKIN,
of Washington County.
or Rcgister Of State Land Ofice.
&C. CARPENTER,
.of Webster County.
For attorney General.
MAJOR HENRY O'CONNER.
of Muscatinc County.
For Member of Congress,
Fourth District. Loughridge. :
For Circuit Judge,
GOBERTsLOAN,
of Van Buren, County.
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Best exhibition Of Fall apples Of
not less than three varieties e. 90
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PREMIUMS.

No I-TRorrINa: Fastest trotting
Horse, Mare, or Gelding, best 3 in S,
to harness, ). $4,000
The winner to DO entitled to this
premium must show 1886. Entrance
fee 10 per cent. Not less than two
enter and 60.
No 2-.TRorrTNq: Fastest trotting
Horse, Mare, Of auldihg, bcst b in 5,
" narucss, $5UU.UV.
Winner to be entitled to this pre-
MUM must show $40. Entrance fee
10 per cent. Not less than three to
enter and two to 60.
The winner Of the premium in No.
l to be barred in No. 2. All other
horses entered in No can compete
for No 2, without an additional on
trance fec.
No. 3-TRorTrNa: Fastest trot.
ting Horse; Mare, or Golding, best
in 8. to hai'hess, $4,000.
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Any person competing for pre-
MUM shall have the right to object
to any Judge for q cause.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10
County Ticket.

FIR CLERK Of the District Court,
l.. M. COOLEY.
For Recorder,
u. W. TOWER.
For Surveyor,
GEO. w. HACKWORTH.