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lot Ur 81 least not until the candidate 10 decided
upon by esher. Some say If Reilly gets the nomi-
nation walters WIN "ordef him up aud go II alone"
The Smith Ely. Jr., Democratic Union General
Committee say the Roosevelt waterbury concern 10
porus-.hst IL hasn't got the legal stamp upon It's
lace but that Smith Ely's organization has. as any
one who visits Masonic Hall. in Thirteenth street
twhere all the ''stgikers" congregate) can satisfy ms
curiosity. But the question OF moment In conneS
ton with these "unlon general Commute 81 is
Where's Paddy Burns sergeant-at-arnsf
John Cohen ls In the Geld for tb.. superyisorship
IN opposition to Wafer Eosuc, liquor dealer in Pearl
street, Sixth ward. The Simon Pures of the democ-
facJ' VINO believe In rotation in oflce, say Walt
itoehe mas een returned TO the Board OF Supervisors
seven or eight times ANA that he ought ITO drop
out Low, TO see how It will feel" The Cohentes are
GTety numerous tho east side, but the Rocheites
| have the inside track and also hold that Tammany
IL OH their sde which is OF course equivalent 10 an
election. The Cohenites may bolt.
Patrick Mcbride Is up for the Legislature for tho
| Sixteenth Assembly district. His friends OF the
| Eighteenth ward have been saying good word for
| him, but whether he fees strong enough TO 20 to
the primary polls for nomination Is quite another
thing. There are half dozen statesmen whose PIN
| feathers have not yer grown, who are anxious to
Get ,he regular ticket OF leave for up the river"
All all right, We suppose, Tor the Painters Union
to nominate Frank Purcell for the legislature but
| Il Is setting bad example to the other working
| mems bodies. This dragging politics into trade
associations was tried years ago. when Ell Moore was
sent to Congress 1t ended in flooring the working
men and getting their trades into the hands Of the
state Prison convicts.
The Sixth Senatorial district Ia looking around
for good men ana true" to them for the fun Of
the rhing for the upper chamber OF the State
Legislature. Tom Creamer-short for Hon. Thomas
J. Creamertbe man who stood up last year for A. T..
Stewart, and who knows which side his bread is
butered, would like to go to Albany SO also would
Charles @. Cornell. Mr.. Cornell is capable gentle
man, and win answer admirably should Tom elect
to stay at home in that thirty thousand dollar brown
stone house.
Az there s no definite opposition IN the Seventh
or Tenth ward TO the denomination Of STANDBY for
police magistrate FOR the Second Police district Wen
call him the "happy boy" and sure TO get the thirty
| thousand dollar prize that's up for Oil corners.
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were oyereyoyded While justice dem,laea that he
poorly compensated teachers OF thls Gaas should pe
paid for tie extra labor reqaltsI OF them. M.
Iadly offered resolution 10 increase the salary Oh
the fourth Gth and sixth grades to $500 per annnm
TO take effect from the LIST OF November next lhero
scventy-sevcn teachers OF the fourth grace HlA.
three OF the afh ana 1itY-sx Of the sxsh 70 lneet
this additional outlay for one year II wound require
$lo,3l5 TO meet which the teachers saary itha
would be ample.
Mr.. Gladly withdrew his resolution Ter the time
beng, and the resolution OF Hr. Whitoct was iaio
over until the next meeting MIR Gyms +. Smlth,
from the committee appointed 60 examine anu
report as TO books for the use OF the schools saomt
TED a report which upon motion was ordered 10
be printed aud made the special order OF business
for meeting OF the Board to he held two weeks
from 10 day. After some further business OF roa-
tine order the meeting adjourned.
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CONSOLIDATION IN NzW JERsEF.

Result Of the Election Yesterday-Jersey City,
Hudson City and Bergen Cousoiidated--
Hobelsen and the Smaller Towns Remain
Gui in Tie Cold.
AS was predicted in the HERALD, the election in
HUDSON county yesterday resulted IN favor OF con-
sodating three Of the four leading cities OF that
county, Hohoken heing the maynard, unmsnageable
sister as usual The vote in Jersey City was light.
Everybody seemed to take the question easy,
leaving the voting TO be done by his neigh
Dor. Consolidation was looked upon as foregone
conclusion. The strong opposition in Hoboken may
be accounted FOR by her adherence OF anything IN
the shape OF an Excise law; by an overwhelming
estimation OF herself better than everybody else;
by the fear that the political clique which holds the
rcins US firmly as any oligarchy under q limited
monarchy, might be swallowed up in the amalgama-
ton; and lastly, by spirit or exclusiveness when
las for years past prompted her to rebel agalns;
everything looking TO a union Of the cities. Bnt
after q few short months the water supply VIII be
cut on ana HoboSen Will either have 20 KNOCK for
admission on Bonded knees or undergo the burden
OF building water works for themselves
pho sol ff.t ~ Cd u afTfa
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CITY AND SUBURB POLITICAL NOTES.

The Eighth Assembly district is exceedingly
anxious Ito have man" represent II In the Legs
lature, and Il Is said very amable individual who
sails under the name Of Nacntman ia willing TO "go
up for the benefit Of the public. II Is thought he
viii get the regular nomination. Nachtman sprichk
DeWsch This gentleman ran in opposition to the
regular candidate last year and was elected.
Ned WEIGH, who sleeps In the Tenth ward and
who is now an Assistant Alderman, aspiges TO the
upper chamber Of the cty's Council. lie expects to
DO the regular nominee for Alderman. ana Is laying
pipe accordingly.
In the Seventh there is going to be hard eight for
the Aldermanshp between Bryan Reilly the present
President OF the Aldermanic chamber, and Richard
Walter, the auctloDeer, Of East Broadway. Both
Mep stapd NsI, pQta pge game, avg tbers wiz ps no
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POLITICAL SPECIALTlEs.

Getting couded-Geary's chances for carrying
PENNSYLVANIA.
Very slm-Pendietons chances for earring Ohio
Looking well--DemocraJic chances for carrying
the Ohio Legislature.
club muss The fight between the Invlncbles
| ana Keystones In Philadelphia.
Not Ex-senator Brownlow.
The radical's best yein-Bleeding the Treasury.
Western paper says the reason why Trelnghuy
sen declined the Chinese mission was because lie
was not on good terms with Old Tyson.
The Richmond Wig says the name OF General
" lams Is much discussed for United States Sena
tor; but the wig still sticks Greeley and asserts
that he is gaining strength every day.
The tennessee Legislature votes FOR United States
Senator next Monday, october IL. andy Johnson
stock is still the favorite.
General Buffers chances for a seat in the Senate
from Massachusetts, in place OF Wilson, are not so
brilliant as they were The "Natick Cobbier,n as he
was dersively called by his wing opponents in old
times, does not seem inclined TO surrender.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says the equestrian
statue OF General Grant in that city was originally
Intended for Mcclellan, and that the sculptor ..utl-
lied" the horse by chisening or Mcclellan and put.
ting GRAM In his place, This is not the only chsel.
ling process by which Mcclellan has been made the
loser during his career.
Both parties In Philadelphia are endeavoring 10
avoid the odinm Of being nstiQators OF the late fight
between the radical Invincibe and democratic Key.
stone clubs. About six Of one and half dozen OF
the other.
". L. Barry, said to be the oldest printer on the
American Continent, is a candidate for doorkeeper
OF the Tennessee House Of Representatives II
elected IT Will be novelty for, as general thing
printers when they get aged turned out to grass
like old, WORKOUT horses who have done good SER
vice. instead or obtaining good fat places in their
sore and yellow leaf.
The Lebanon trenn.) Herald Of the ID instant
thinks that neither Johnson nor Etherldge viii be
elected United States Senator in place OF Fowler,
and that q third man. either Jordan Stokes or Ed.
Cooper will be selected, with the chances In favor OF
the former.
Lively times may lie expected in Nashville the
coming two or three weeks. The Legislature Will be
in session, the races VIII OH, the State Fair
opens, the Editorial Convention assemblies, and a
swarm OF oice-seekers viii be there all after good
Places from Senator down.
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PofatcAL--rhc delegates 10 The Democratic SEN
atoIai Convention for tGe Ninth district, embracing
the coanuos 81 Westminster, Rocnand and Putnam,
assembled 1t Peekskn yesterday for Tue purpose OF
nominating d candidate. a. A. Dcmarest Of Rock
land county was called TO the chair, atter which five
Vice presidents, one from each Assembly dlStr CT,
were appointed. when the credentials OF the seve.
raj dele4aL+s present had been examined an informal
ballot i ia taken waloh resulted as f0Aows:-Nil.
liam Caldwell 81 Nestehester county present state
SENATOR nftoen: Colonel James s. HarFiag OF Rock
land county. ave; James d. Little or Putnam county,
I'VE. a formal ballot was then taken, ana resulted
NJ isr Cadwel receiving twenty votes ana MI Har.
ring I'VE; wheleupon the latter gentleman moved
tngi the renonlnation OF MIR. Caidweh se made
Begueuoas wuieD was carried The IoINcnsoh
thS0 adjourned.
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MEETING Or the JOINT BOARD CT ALDERMEN AND SUPER
vtsn1S

The Joint Board Of Aldermen and Supervisors OF
Brooklyn met yesterday afternoon for the purpose
OF adopting the several statements Of the amount
necessary 10 be raised by tax for the support OF tho
city government for the year Mayor Kalbnelsch pre-
siding.
supervisor OSBORNE moved that the sum OF go, 900
be added to statement 10. :, Tor the purpose Of
refuudng the sum Of si7,ss5 % to the Williamsburg
Gasligtt Company and S22Ia o. to the Greenpoint
Gasiight Company, they having been erroneousy
assessed tPs amount ~ We Board Of Assessors.
The Board Of Assfss0is HAD iqlled 10 deduct
the cost Of tuelr real estate FROM Their
capital, and they had paid their asscssneifitts
under protest. The Citizens Gasiighf Company
nad CARED .heT cfse 70 tho Court Of Appeals and
Tue court had decided that NE Board Of Assessors
were wrong IN leyylng the taSed. The MAJOR ques-
TONED the power 81 the board to false 9s5hfsss 10
refund 10 these COMPANIES aud alter some dscus.
sion tne motion OF supervisor Osborne was lost
supervisor Whiiehili moved 10 add the sum OF
$40 300 for free baths In Brooklyn. The Mayor in.
qulred where the money was to come from. II il
could be taken rom some OF the statements then
they might consider il. The Supervisor finally with.
drew tue motion.
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ARRIVALS.


HEPOHFRD nv THU HENALD STKtN YACTrJ.
Steamship Rhpidsn, Mallory, Savannah Sept 30 with
ndse and passengers, TO Livingston, For Co Had strong
NE ana Sc gales TO Haotas, thence heavy NV
winds.
Steamship perit Gardiner Savannah Sept &c. with cotton
to VIM Garrison. Had strong eastefly ana northerly
winds the entire passage
Bark SabohD Panxa Wiley Havana, Ii days. with sugar,
10 master. Ia anchored the bar,
Brig Christine dam, Hansen Rio Janeiro, q days. with
coffee 10 George AOke Co; vessel TO Funeh Eoye Co.
Crossed the Equator Sept in lon n had light variable
winds the entire passage.
Brig Water Lily IoIon Rio Grande do Sui - days, with
hides WOOL sc, 10 Bento Co. Crossed the EQUATOR Sept
III in lon 80; had strong easerly winds from lat co. D
lat go 8 Ion 30 20 w spoke brig Jenny Lind B from Lon
don for Rio Grande 2h, lat Is NJ Ion ~ 30 W, schr
Eliza Fisk, steering ssW
Brig Galveston (of brunswick, Mcl, Merrymnn, Long
Island (Bah) ~ days, with salt and passengers James
BofsBd Co.. Had variable weather. Oct 3, had heavy
gale from ST lasting hours
Brig ofiuoco tBr Roberts Salt CAY, IT, IL days with sn
TO r. Knox 4 Coz vessel 10 Crandal Umphrsy Co Had
strong NE Winds mos, OF the passage
soar 0ersa BANKER swnner,on Para y days, with rub
yy light WINDS The pss7 days sIopS sAsery g4sS Sept
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L0EG ISLAND.

TIE ALLEGED HOMICIDE AT AsToRfA-CoRRFC.
rIoS.--ln The HERALD OF Monday last report
appeared In which 1t was stated mat boy named
Myers, residing as Astoria, had been fatally shot BY
George =. Chambers, and that Mr.. Chambers otook
aim and fred" inIuring tho lad In the thigh as
stated. II now appears that the report was greatly
exaggerated and Incorrect, as the shot by which
young Myers was wounded was intended FOR q FOWL
In Mr.. Chambers garden, aud that close board
fence interviewed which preeluded tue possibility Of
Mr. Chambers either seeing the boy taking aim at
other object and glanced almost at right angles
from its direct course. passing through the garden
1encs Inc shVt t0ok elset ~ I've b9y's kase w
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This body met at No. % Court street last evening
]. W. Grogan in the chair and j. H. Winters acting "a
secretary. committee Of four--viz., James r.
Cornwell, Joseph II. winters, J. W. Grogan and r.
Gillespe-was appointed to confer with the Citl.
zens' Reform ana German Democratic committees
TO make ont fun ticket. The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:--
Resolved, That the Peoples Democratic General Com
nee OF Kings county donounce tho the posr of
Supervisors for appointing from the dominant party
hoding oce to be inspectors canvas4ers al
ton, establishing danger precedent, ons that
the appearance q fraud % ignore the voice OF people
expressed through the ballot box.
Resolved That We warn hese parties no, ,emper ae
with tho verdict OF the people rendered through tic
box any attempt 10 aside the VIII Of people viii be
met by the strong OF the law
Resolved, That committee three he appointed by the
chs TO confer With all political bodiss tnat opposed 10
this FRAUD anu sr them to take such action Their jnt
the may deuiend
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Bgalg.Ys DlsaD or e0uCAI on.
Teachers Sniaries-Proposition to Give Extrn
Concentration.

There was regular monthly session OF the Board
OF Education held last evening AZ their depot in Red
Hook lane, DR.. J. 5. Thorne presiding. The Finan.
cial Committee reported that they had examined
and passed for payment all the bills referred TO
them at the last meeting with one excepllon) the
total amount Of which was $50 1872. The report was
accepted and ordered TO be placed on die. the
report OF tho Teachers Committee on ne.
elgnatlons and Appointments was received and
confirmed. Mr.. Whltlock offered a resolution
that the teachers OF the SIKH grade Upe
lowest peculiarly grade shall BE- advanced two
GTadcs tSI00 moro III compensation whenever the
number OF pupils In their class shall exceed 1875.
Considerable objection was made to the plan by
Messrs. Field, Murphy and Others, The practice Of
having 200 or 800 children In room was wrong
and Injurious and should not be entertained. Ii
was holding OUT @ premium for overcrowding the
schools. Mr.. Nortnrup said that he did not take
thus view OF the case. Poor people win send their
eAllsgsa to sssYQl w Aal,sf AYW @vsh W. scleQA
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" as, 1' ~ Ion 90 80 spoke Halter tDaa steering
sehrM Rramhsn s,ou,. ,,.., sa.-. 49,, ,sno,v
Ge ,mIser 20 ncore oa aa o s AMI M gaS.
SER Ny Fo,sS, b. ~n oD,,,..,o. !, s.v, ~, cotton
5!se Pm eo %SGr', Tsd heavy ~sah'
o 81 he ealiinG schoOuef aos within inches
be- ' Nancy smith Bcya Charleston. SC, days with hum
Ndess noysan Ig vs aas heavy weather
Schr MARIETTA Triton, FrItzlnger, Georgetown DC.
lumber, to O II Matthews. s's'''
Canal boat Leo, Lyon, Quebec, days, with mnber
6snai boa, Magnolia, Garrett, Montreal, IA days, with
Canal boat Wright Liley Ottawa, CT II days, With
w Sap a Sss, TO p hSoR' Hall Hooper, Burlington VT IA days.
with lumber 70 Fiat L Han
Passed Tlrouqh Hell Gate,
i6rSb a6uTa.
sebp Ada (Br). Belyea, 81 John NIB IS days for New
Yesk. with lumber 10 Hensy Parker
York, with ia" ssh 10 Miller
schr Paine Noce Passport for New York, with a'h to
ssIr Ann, Abbott, Franklin for New York, with lumber
schr Nafsars, Hunter Seaman Rockland for New York.
sclr Veto Harrington, Roekland for New YORK; with lime
schr Harbnger, Ryder Bangor for New York, with lumber
sehr Loduskia Means Bangor for New York, with lumber
sehr Fred Reed Peudleon Bangor for New York, with
seh Judge Tenney, Eayauagh, Bangor for Newark with
lumber
schr Alfred Howe Ellis, Bangor for Newark, with
lumber
Scnr VgNant Nckerson, Somerset for New York.
schr Hudson, Harding, Chatham for New York.
Schr Emma, Strange, Taunton fer Fli?abethpoit.
schr Martin Van Buren,, Harding, Holmes Hole for New
York.
sc,r Fannie Hazard Miner Hartford for Rondont.
schr Censtia, Hubbard, Portland, Ct, for New Yerg.
Scbr boeton, Nickerson. New Haven for New York.
sehr MADDEN, Hemingway, New Haven foY Elizabeth
port
BOUND EASE
Brig Mary 6van, Roberts, New York for St John, NB,
Schr trbana, Aler, Georgetown, De for New Haven.
schr Uncle Joe, Baxter phiaiephia for New Haven.
Schr Nightingale, Bcebc Philadelphia for New Haven.
schr Hotchkins, Racket Philadelphia for rawtneket.
Sohr MeInento, Mason Albany for Bridgeport.
Echr Collyer Crosby, Albany for Boston.
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Andcy, Albany for Boston
Schr David Nelson studwcl, Albany for Pswucket,
Sehr Lizzie Evans, -, Albany for Newport
scnr Princess, Lowell Roniout for Boston.
Schr Casnar uelt, Shoe, Eofdout for Providence.
scbr George Brandretb, Crolon for Bridge
port
sebr Lady Antrim, Parker, Hobotcn for Wareharn.
scbf II Clark, Stocking, Hoboken for Midd etown.
schr Nelson, Reed, New York for Oyster Bay.
Sshr NAL, Martin, New YORK fox Bridgeport
schr II + sly Stokes New York for Bridgeport.
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PORT OF VIEW YORK, OCTOBER 5, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pases OF Vessels arriving this port win
please deliver MI packages attended for the HERALD 70 our
regularly ozed agents who attached TO our Steam
Yaoh. feet Tha New FORK Associated Press do no: now
collect marine reports attend TO the d.very Of packages.
sswi be seen by the following extract from the proasednza
ofthe regular n,onthy meeting, held March s, 1865
Resolved, That and after April 1855 the Associated
Prets viii discontinue tho collection OF ship news ia tbs
larbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
re- Ths ONCE OF tho HERALD stsarn yachts JAMES AMI
JEARsErrE Is al Whitehall slip All from,
owncrs and consgnoes 10 the masters Of bouad YEA
soils viii 10 forwarded freq Of chaTgs.
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Tweuty-sccond Ward German Union Conven.
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
The Democratic General Commit,

The Democratic General Committee,
The Democratic General Committee met last night
and resolved to hold their primary elections on
Thursday October Ii, 1860, in the different wards
and towns for the election OF three delegates TO the
county, Senatorial and city conventions, the cleo
lohs 10 De held rs foiio Hs:-County Convention to
meet on Saturday, October 49, at twelve O'Clock at
the rooms OF the committee; Second Senatorial
convention at the rooms OF the committee at SIX
O'Clock on the evening OF the 10th OF October; Third
Senatorial convention will meet on Monday, October
Is, al three p. NJ, at Benjamin Nelson's, Fatbush.
Inc committee then adjourned.
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STATE pOlIIcS,

Senatorial, Assembly ana Judiciary Nomi-
nations.
PEEKssILr, oct. 5.--Mr william Caldwell was
renommsted at PeeKsklIl TO-DAY for State Senator
for the Ninth district, composed OF westchester,
Putnam and Rocklaad counties.
owEao, Oct 5.-Fne Twenty-fourth Republican
senatorial Convention have unanimously nominated
Mr.. y. W. Chapman for the state Senate.
SYRACUSE, oct. 5.--Mr Thomas g. Alvord was this
afternoon unanimously nominated for the Assembly
m the First onondaga district.
BUFFALO, Oct 5.-The Republican judicial Con.
yenton OF this district to-day nominated Charles
Daniel Tor Judge Of the Supreme Court for the long
term and John L. Tilcott for the short term.
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The meeting then adjourned.
Republican General Committee,

The regular monthly meeting OF tho Republican
General Committee was held last night at their
rooms, IN Washington street. The primaries for the
election OF delegates 10 the varioas conventions are
to be held on the 18th lust The two Senatorial city
ana county conventions are to DC held on the 14ti
and 10th respectively, and the Assembly conven.
tons on the 10th inst.
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Union IIi and Union Township gave small ma.
iority IN favor OF consolidation, bur by the terms or
the charter they are ruled ont as long as there Is an
intervening territory opposed.
West H0boken, like her nelghbor at the foot OF the
NIL, went against consolidation.
Greenyille gave heavy majority against tile mea-
sure.
There was no excitement whatever on the subject,
ana stranger would not suppose an election was
being held at oil ga the county In the sixth ward
OF jersey CITY, Inc stronghold OF the opposition, the
vollhR was llvely but no disorder occurred.
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SAILED.

Steamships City OF New York, for Liverpool Halifax;
Westphalia Hamburg
Also sailed steamships City Of Port Prince for Port
Prince; Leo, Savannah; VIM Clyde, Wilmington NC; Jas
Adgsr Charleston; Niagara, Richmond, &c John Gofon
oeorsetown DC.
Wind nj sunset NV.
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IgEsGgEEsTEa e9NtTy.

j. now far,dly recovering ana no Fear7 gre entei
,afrci OF n fatal termination OF hia injuries.
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DADIcAL CURE. WITHOUT KNIFE, CAusTlC OR
III detention from bnsne4s, Cor Structure, Fsula, PLEA,
Diseases o. the Pelvic NAer Diseases and DciorntieB .,
tho eye, nose, fio1 M paltsn.
HENkY A. DANIELS, y. D., ia Lexington avenus.
C20 REwARD.-LosT, ON THE EVENING or THR
3tJO bth, small gold Anntag case Watch going from
iwen.eghth street and Madison avenue TO Third avenue
Third cars 70 Ffythd street Tho above "a
viii DO given AMI 10 questions asked II 10 x
hphLEOUSk,s W FIank street.
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SHIPPIE1 G. NE w S.

Almanac for New YorIk-This ia
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25
Osage.

Ny Usage Hedge Seed has arrived,
all parties who have contracted Seed
arc requested to call and get them at
once, and all others who want Seed
will find the early market the best for
the buyer. lam offering Seed at pres,
ent from $l7 90 to $40 90 per bushel,
and 80 cents per fb. | will always be
found at the old Agricultural House
on Front street, with a supply OF
Usage, Clover, Timothy, Kentucky
Blue Grass and other Seed, together
with a full stock of all kinds of Farm
Implements. All orders sent by rAail
will be promptly attended to, orders
for Seeds must usually be accompan-
led with the necessary Grecnbacks.
| would call especial attention to my
stock ofthe best Plows ever sold in
this market, sold in any quantity from
one to 100 with prices corresponding
with number fyou call on me and
don't find my stock as represented,
will pay you for your trip.
G. A. DERBY.
Ottumwa Feb Q. 1869.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

The time for which the COURIER ST
70 be sent fors1.50 per year has neal.
y expired, and parties desiring to
renew at those figures, should do so
at once.
Patrons in arrears must call and
pay up Immediately. We need the
money, and every one of our patrons
who isable to order the COURIER sent
to their address ought to be ablo to
ialse 81 80 to pay for it most any
time.