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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-02-13
a. motion. che petition Of John

On motion. che petition Of John
prosscr was ordered to lay on the.
table.
On motion Of Supervisor Carver,
the following resolution was adopt
cd: /.
. Resolved, That in the matter OF
the road petition OF Harvey Downs,
etal., that the same be, and is hereby
located and established, in accordance
with the recommendation OF the
Commissioner, and the amended
survey, and the plat of the county
surveyor to the papers thereto at
tached, to be forty feet wide until 1t
reaches the east line of Richland Up;
thence to be 33s feet wide until it
reaches the ne corner of section Is,
and all the remainder Of the road to
it's termination to be 40 feet wide;
and farther that the following devia-
ton be made from said amended
survey, the same being marked with
q red line viz:
So much Of said road as lies along
the line Of the NV of section 10;
To %, range IA, be laid entirely
north Of said line, there being road
there 33s feet wide; also where said
ammended survey strikes the north
line of the NV t Of the ne }of section
IA, Tp., %, range 14;that it follow
said line to the cent? bf said forty
acre lot; thence on : straight hne 70
the point where said amended sur.
vey crosses the west line OF sara ~
acre lot, and that the same be made
to appear fully upon record in the
books tor that purpose; and It Is the
sense Of this Board that the petition
ers pay all damage that have OF may
occur IN consequence OF the location
OF said road; and that said parties 80
liable for said damages, pay the same
on Or before the first day Of January
4S6o.
On motion all petitions asking the
reminding Of money paid on bank
stock, were referred to the commit
tee on assessment.
On motion the Board adjourned
until o'clock 9. N. tomorrow.
JOHN WILCOX,
Clerk B. 8. pro tenn.
Tuesday Jan. y, 1868.
FOURTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment
President Hedrick in the chair.
Roll of members called.
Absent-Supervlsors Laid and
Blake.
Minutes OF yesterday read and APP
proved.
On motion 9 commune q tnreo
was appointed 10 CLASSIFY the taxaDie
property OF the county.
On motion the foiiowing resoiutlon
was adopted:
Resolved, That the Board OF Super
visors will pay the sum of 222 cents
per square to each of the following
papers, for the publication of the
proceeding of the Board, viz:
The Ottumwa Courier. Eddyyille
Transcript and Ottumwa Democrat
ic Mercnrv nroyidetl the Droprietors
sionifv their willingness to accent
sa;d offer hafnre the ad;ournment Of
this Rosrd
IN root;on ,oro,+ of Spnorv;sor
rr.na 49, noooiroS ond Mood ~,
-. p
~ Tue load pe'iuon =. WIN. opau'u.ns
-. On mo.lon INC pe.',o. was .an'eo
sau scoo naAer appoln''u nl'niss'ol-
q r. A0mmence viewing SAID proposed
road 81 the first Monday in March 1858,
ana m@ke his ranort thereon on the 10th
day u June 1858.
.@ r. tfa road oetit,on Of q. R. Facucet ct
4 Y. On motIon the petion was granted and
p. j. Harmon appointed commissioner to
1 commence viewing said proposed road on
! he first Monday in March 1858. and make
1 NJ. ,ev,S.Sx tharoou ~, tI,o NTH dav NJ TunQ
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Gardeners Compound is certain, safe
and permanent cure of Rheumatism, Men
ralgia, and all impurities Of the Blood.
jan3O' 68w1y
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USE Gardeners Rheumatic Compound
1t is one Of the greatest Blood Purifiers in
the known world 1t eradicates all impu-
rites Of the blood from the whole system
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s. S. SMYTH NJ D..
Homeopathic P MUSICIAN.

Office In Union Block, over MerriiiS Cos
Store, Main Street, Ottumwa, Iowa
Calls to the country protnptiy attended to
August Sd dwsm.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa,
Wapello County Estate OF J. S. Nc
Cormick: Notice is hereby given that thu
undersigned has been appointed Admins
TRAITOR of said estate. Allpersons indebted
to said estate are requested to call and set
tie the same, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present them Il
the County Judge for allowance.
Given under my hand this Dec. oath
1867. SAM'L. n. DREAMER,
Administrator ofsaid estate
Ottumwa, Jan 80, '6S-w4t.
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the fact that President the chosen
year. and the be decided the coming
the Union and the Reconstruction the
according to the Congressional Pn in other words whether
recently conquered the field the
and best the North millions
raised place and undo what years
TO attain whether loyalty shall reward by being placed
the helm Of the Ship Of State guide safely into the harbr
prosperity On these important questions the COURIER will be
fighting the political battles the Union and Loyalty firmly
oft Propreor during tho late fight
the field where Grant and Sherman led
chosen Leader Of the Union Hosts nd certainly will beg for the
Presidency in the coming campaign it will be
follow him to victory that will forever bury beyond the hope
ton treason and disloyaty
Every Republican in Wareo County should the
present it equal foreign
and has the advantage being published home
and the time all othempoant
other papers
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- Old ana decrlplt nor
ses at their value.
Stations and Jacks at their relative
value.
RSfflch cows 1900
CSattie three years old 1900
n two 1000
u ona 500
Hotls 2cts IN
Sheep (comn.pn) 75c y head
Ythns) 400 v head
Work cattle T. class 7S. GO
wagon. i, /. s ss:$
"a 5000
I" old1t their relative value
WIN. CLOYD,
Chairman.
On motion the Board adjourned
I until q o'clock a. m. tomorrow.
JOHN WILCOX,
CPk. B. s. pro tenn.
Friday, Jan. 10, 1868.
FIFTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mint.
President Hedrick in chair.
Hpll called.
bsent eupv. Ladd.
linutss Of yesterday read and APP
I'D.
ho report Of special committee TO
pestigate and ascertain the cost Of
4 sping paupers for 1866. was on mo-
q Heseceived.
4 ED report Of the committee on
Dor Farm, was on motion receiv>
On motion the following resolution
was received.
Resolved, That bids perceived for
Steward and Director Of the Poor
Farm tor the year commencing March
Ile60, until o'clock p. m, of the 9Th
~ Of the session. Said proposals to
ate at what price said bidders will
IKE the Poor Farm free Of rent and
I'D and clothe the paupers for 50
luch aday. Said Steward to furnish
I'D stock said farm independent o.
e county, except furnishing the
puse and keeping the farm in repairs
M e Board Of Supervisors reservine
e right to reject all bids if thought
est.
M On motion the report Of the Coun
Attorney was received and the fol
owing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That Lot No. IS, 9th,
City Of Ottumwa, Wapello county
owa, b sold, and that the bid Of E
4. Stiles, be accepted. It being tn
highest bid received therefore, to
lit: Two Hundred and Fifteel
Dollars cash, and that a deed be mad
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STATE OF Iowa,
Wapello County.

"PSAs0 SounSy
License for Toll Bridge from the
Board Of Supervisors Of said Coun-
ty, January session, 1868.
Whereas, 1t appears to the Board
that the Ottumwa Bridge and Ferry
Company Of said County, have given
due and legal notice for more than
four weeks in succession, immediate
ly prior to the January session Of said
Board for 1868, as required by law
that license be applied for at said
session of said Board, for a Toll
Bridge ACROSS the Des Moines river,
at Ottumwa, Iowa, and that all
things required by law for procuring
said license, have been complied with
by said company, and it appearing to
the Board that the establishment Of
such o Bridge across said river, void
be proper and expedient.
Therefore, Know all men by these
presents, that we, the Board of Su.
pervisors of Wapello County Iowa,
for, and in consideration Of the sum
Of one hundred dollars in hand, paid
the receipt whereof, is hereby ac-
knowledged, and the further sum Of
lively dollars per annum, to be paid
in January Of each year, after Janua-
ry 1869 to the Clerk OF the District
Court Of said County, do hereby
grant to the said Ottumwa Bridge and
Ferry company, license to construct,
operate and own Toll Bridge across
the Des Moines river at Ottumwa,
Iowa, from either Market or Greene
street in said Ottumwa, Iowa, to
the opposite side of the river, for and
during the term Of fifty years from
this date, and to an exclusion license
to said company for the term of ten
years from this date. prohibiting any
other person, corporation or compa-
ny from constructing, operating OF
owning any other Toll Bridge or Eel
ry across said river for the space Of
two miles above or below the Bridge
| to be constructed.
/ This license as above stipulated i.
granted to said company upon thu
express condition that the construc
ton Of said Bridge is to be begur
within six months from this date, anl
to be completed within two year.
from this date, and it is to be built o
first class masonry in oil the pier
, and abutments, and the superstruc
ture to be not less durable than tn,
g Hon Truss"
Il Also, the said Company shall no
be allowed under this license to int
fere with any ford across the De
Moines river at Ottumwa, Iowa, an,
more than is indispensable in erectin
the Bridge hereby licensed. Ais
the rates Of toll 70 be charged by sal
company, for crossing the river o
! said bridge, shall not exceed the rate
now allowed to be charged by tn
! Ferries at the same place, viz:
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Saturday, Jan. s. 1868.
SIXTH DAY.

Board mat pursuant to adjourn
ment.
President Hedrick in the chair.
Roll called.
Absent James d. Ladd.
Minutes of yesterday read and APP
proved.
Supervisor Ladd appeared and took
his seat.
On motion the Neutrality-suspicious.
of Supervisor Wilcox was adopted.
Resolved, By the Board of Supvi-
sors of Wapello County Iowa, that
the Clerk be, and is hereby author
lied to rent the court room for lee.
lures and all civil purposes which
does not require the removal Of the
seats, when said room or hall is not
otherwise in use by the county, pro-
vided only that such rents shall be
ample to pay Janltor in full for his
services, and in buying lamps, oil, &c.
and in keeping said Hall in good con
dition and repairs generally. Said
Janitor shall be elected annually by
the Board Of County Supervisors at
their January session and instructed
to be present at all assemblages
when said hall shall be thus rented,
and shall be charged with it's super
vision, especially so far as lighting
and heating is concerned.
The road petition of Benjamin
Randall ct al. came for final.hearing.
On motion the petition was granted,
in the adoption Of Commissioners re-
port, viz: that the petitioners open
the proposed road and put in good
travelling condition; now if said pc.
titioners shall 90 open said proposed
road by the LIST Of July 1868, and pay
all expenses accruing from said loca
ton, then the road shall stand reloca
ted and established as follows;
Commencing at the north end O
main street, running north through
said town; thence north to the north
line ofthe WI ofthe n Q of Sec l!
tp, II, range 10; thence east until i
intersects the old road leading from
| Ottumwa to Fairfield.
! The road petition Of Charlie
Schworts ct al. como for final hear
ing, and on motion the petition wa
granted and the said road vacate,
on conditions that the said petition
ers pay all expenses accruing from
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June 6, ls67-wiy-ls N. p. I5,.
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AND ALL KINDS OF WORK,
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License for a Toll Bridge from the
Board Of Supervisors Of said Coun-
ty, January session, 1868.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-15
TO THE CATHOLICS OF NEW ORLEANS.
TEE NEW ORLEANS MORNING STAR.

For several years has been astonishment
not to Of humiliation that In the metropolis of
South, with Catholic, community Ike ours numerous,
intelligent and truly religious, there not single
Catholic paper in English Admitting that such paper
is in our city dcsderatum, We intend with the APP
proval Of the Authority Of this
terests of the Catholic Church which will called the
Lie MESSENGER"
chosen of faith and talent able editors and ex-
perienced managers thoroughly devoted the Catholic
cause.
The .'MoRNING STAR will be printed in quarto
form Of eight pages.
Terms-Four dollars per annum, in advance.
To prevent all failure and to guarantee the perma-
nency of the undertaking 1t win be based q Joint
stock company, administered according the laws of
Louisiana.
The joint stock company will be composed of stock to
the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
Five Thousand Shares of Twenty Dollars per share
one half of each to be paid cash.
The patronage Of the Rev Clergy of the neighborng
diOceses is earnestly solicited.
The whole management will be under the supervision
of committee composed of four Priests appointed by
the Most Rev Archbishop and three laymen elected
by the stockholders.
APPROVAL OF THE MOST REV ARCHBISHOP.
We approve of the aforesaid undertaking. and com.
mend it the Catholics of diocese. We appoint
Rev. n. j. Eerche as President, and Revs. Thomas F
Smith and - Flanagan ecclesiastical members of
the committee.
~. M, Archbishop of New Orleans
New Orleans December IL, 1867.
The Rev Parish Priests invited this pros-
pectns TO their respective congregations.
N.J.7PERCHE, V. G.,
President of the Committee
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CATHOLIC DIREcroRY.

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Sunday g. and TO- Sermon at TO- VesDers at o'cIock
Crsuline Church Vreslne street betgeen Chartres
and Old Leoee-Rey Father Coste Pastor weeE tfav
Mass i sunday, S. sa.- sermon At e. Vespers At l.
j. Kenney, Pastor Rev r f. Alien, Curate. Mass
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St John ne BSs,;ss Church D,yades besoeen Calnope
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NEW ORLEANS, january 81, 1868.

NEW ORLEANS, january 81 1868.
!, CHARLES n. LUzENBURG, District Attorney in
and for the First Judicial District Parish Orleans
hereby certify that have carefully examined the fore
going Charter of the New Orleans Catholic Publication
Company and that find nothing contrary to the
Constitution and the Laws of the State of Louisiana
c. H LUZENBURG,
District Attorney First judicial District
y M ODlN, THOMASJ- SMITH, C. NJ,
n j. PERCHE, JOHN B. DUFFY, C. S. r.,
PELER HOLTON JOHN FLANAGAN,
JAMES ODOWD, THOMAS KENNEY.
z u. NOLAN, ID. p. SCANLAN,
w. J. CASTELL, w. B. LANCASTER fee
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81. yosephs Church Gretna-On Sundays at o'eloc k
Low Mass at 10 o'clock, High Mass and Sermons in
English and German on,eyery altspate Sunday; at 81
Holy Cross. male Orphan Asyun,) Independence
street Third Dstrie-Rev Fathers Condor Shorts and
TuOhy.
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c H A r 7 E R

NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION COMFY,
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" Toll Gate, Metairie Ridge.

The undersigned begs leave most respectable to state
to his friends and the public that hand largo
stock Of Fruit Flower and Ornamental TREES for sale
HIS are we'll stocked with choice selecton
OF PLANTS, embracing great variety. Would also
eau attention to my Sweet Orange Trees thousands
Oh the best quality with large of Shade Trees
An OF which am prepared 70 sell the
box will be kept Mt Eds House Front Levee, near
Common street, whore orders may be left.
MARTIN HAYNES
Orange Grove Nursery,
fet6 2m oil Gate, near the Shell Road.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-14
DEMOCRATEC CAUCUS LAST
- NIGHT.
Tn. rA,an Nom,natea for senator.


The Democratic caucus to nominate a
candidate for United States Senator in
place of BEN. WADE, met in the Hall of
the House of Representatives last night.
On calling the roll, every Democratic
Senator and Representative was found to be
present. After the transaction Of some
unimportant business, the caucus proceed
ed to the nomination of Senator Upon
counting the ballots, the votes stood:.
Allen g. Thurman ,-....-........ 81 votes
Clement L. Valsndisham. .........-...... "a
ALLEN G. THURMAN, having received a
majority of the votes, was declared the
nominee of the Democratic members.
On motion, the nomination was made a
unanimous one.
The best feeling prevailed throughout
the entire proceedings.
| At IL o'clock this day, under the law OF
Congress, each branch of the Legislature
will proceed to vote ciua uoce for Senator
On Wednesday. at the same hour, the MEM
bers of the Senate and the House meet in
joint committee, where the Journals OF
each House are read, when, if each branch
designates the same person for Senator, the
President of the Senate, acting as sPresi-
dent of the joint convention will declare
him elected. That such will be the case, nc
one doubts. r
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astroogist Clairvoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientifc classes of the Old
orid. has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame hornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight as to enable her to impart knowi-
edge of the greatest importance to the single
ried of either sex. While In state of trance, she
delineatesthe veryfeatures the person you are
10 marry, and by the aidhof an instrument of in.
tense power. known as the Psychomotrope, guarans
tees to produce aife-ke picture of the future hus
band wife of the applicant together with date Of
marriage position in life. leading trsis of charac
ter. DC This is no humbug, as thousands of testi-
certified certificate. or written guarantee. that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing
small lock of hair and stating place of BIRTH age,
disposition and comp exion, and incosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to. yourself, you
return mail. All Communications saeredly conf
Dental. Address in confidence MADAME e. r.
THoRNros. = o. Box 22s; Hudson N Z. tl.a SID
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. JOHN TKlPP, WHOSE MJRAC.
~ nlous cures have produced such great excite
me Mt in the city of New York and Syracuse is now
in this city. The Doctor. who has for years suf-
fered from Scrofn'ous affection, comp. etely de-
denu led. part OF IT. becoming liberated ami dis.
charging, his whole body. in fact being mass Of
who are afflicted with Scrofulous, Mercurial or
Sy hiHtic Diseases, White Swellings, .Erysipelas
ralgia, Throat Diseases, Inflammation of the Eyes.
running from the Ears. Catarrh, and all blood and
hereditary diseases l make speciality. 1 am
treating diseases every day by mail with the mot
perfect success and will continue to do so in ali
cases whsre the patient understands his or her lis
ease and eau describe the symptoms accurately.
are respectfully invited to call upon DR.. j. Tripp
at the EXCHANGE HOTEL Si'.-i 8"
N B-ur, j. Trip guarantees, perfect aud
lasting euro. His treatment is positively without
fail in Scrofuous. Hereditary and all other Chron
: ic Diseases .- DH. J. TRIP.
ss- The Doctor will be at the Exchange Hotel
for Ads lin
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,gni STATE NEWS.

s Sl STATE NEWS.
A GHOST in Sandusky. 1t proved, on de-
lection, to be cat in a garret and the
banging of a shutter.
The New York Tribune gives Sandusky
the pre-eminence as grape producing
and wine-shipping center. 4s;s
They are building Union School build
ing over at st. Paris, Champaign county,
at a cost of 1.50O. .qetsf
A REDUCTION of ten per cent. in the
wages ofJlaborers in and about Youngs-
town began on the lst Either that or
suspension of manufactures; and the work.
men have acquiesced.
THE Cleveland Herald says that ssgood,
honest, hard d-working mechanics of that
city. who have been discharged from works
which have stopped torsrepairs and during
hard times, are among those who are seek
ing temporary relief from the city" The
winter promises to be- unusually severe
upon the working classes, business of all
kinds being SO dull in the cities.
The Seneca Advertiser tells the following
The pastor of a certain church not thou
sand miles from this place, a-few Sabbaths
ago, when, about to baptise a child, re-
proved the f0olS 10 the following fashion,
..My dear people, I. feel that you are neg
lecting parental duties, as this is only the
second child presented for baptism during
my pastoral connection with the church,
(Sensation among the crinoline)
Mr.. GEoRGEEAsHEEY,s son OF Joel Ashley,
living near Peru, Huron county, was SO
badly injured by the kick of horse, on
Friday last, that he died on the Saturday
evening following Mr.. Ashley had but
recently returned from California, (where
he had resided for some years), on a visit
to his parents and had concluded to re-
main with them and take charge of the
farm. While attending to the chores on
Friday evening, he was kicked in the side
of the abdomen, with the result above sta
ted.
A STRANGER, giving his name as Fred
rick Colwell, of Defiance, Ohio, died at
Wann's Hotel. in this place, says the Henry
: County Signal, After an illness of but a few
hours, on Tuesday night of last week. He
came here on foot, carrying an axe upon
his shoulder, looking after work. His
pockets were perfectly empty, consequent-
Iy nothing can be learned of his history,
except that he was in destitute circum-
stances. DIR. Harrison, who attended him,
pronounced his disease bilious collie. One
more unfortunate" gone from the world
which had evidently contained little that
was bright or orsbeautifuiito the eyes ofthe-
weary pilgrim, whose journey has ended,
as It were, ..among strangers, and in
strange land"