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st. Louis.

We have returned from st. Louis,
after a sojourn there of some eight
or ten days, more favorably impress
ed with her prospects of future great
ness, and Of the business enterprise
of her citizens than we b ave hereto.
fore had. They are alive to the i'm
portance of securing railway commu-
nications north, south, east and west,
and are literally assisting all the
great enterprises of that kind by
which they expect to be benefited.
1t is true, however, that they have
great many old fogies among them
slow C, aches, who are in favor of con-
tinuing in the same old beaten track
that their fathers before them trod !;
but even that class of her citizens
are seriously considering the matter
of making an effort to secure por-
ton of the trade of the great north
west, from which her sister city, Chi.
cago, has been reaping rich harvest
for the last eight years. They are
beginning to realize the fact that
trade is not coming to them if they
make no effort to secure it, and that
Chicago will continue to monopolize
tho trade of the northwest for all time
to come, if they sit quietly down in
their counting rooms and wait for
our people to come down and wake
them up, and keep their eyes open
while they buy their goods.
ST. Louis has many natural advan.
tages that her rival, Chicago, has not,
one Of the greatest of these being the
Mississippi River, which should bring
the produce of the entire Mississippi
Valley to her door, water freights
being much cheaper than freights by
rall. She should be the great grain,
pork, corn. and cotton market of
America. She can ship all kinds of
grain to Europe without breaking
bulk, and ut less cost than il can be
shipped from Chicago, and she can
receive her goods the same way, and
sell them low enough to compete even
with New York or Boston. As II
manufacturing city there is no rea-
son why she should not outstiip the
world, situated right in the midst OF
the richest Iron mines on the globe,
with an abundance Of coal within
easy reach to smelt and manufacture
the same into every kind of machine
nv wherein iron is used. In fact, the
andevcloped wealth that exists in
her iron mines cannot be computed,
| 30 great il il. and we were pleased to
| learn that some of the heaviest cap.
italists Of the country had taken hold
OF this source If st. Lonis's future
prosperity and greatness, and are now
erecting some four or five furnaces
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Farmers and Mechaincs--CalI and
see, on Court Street, near Union, Sill:
Wis 4 Shots Power and Hand
Loom and Spinning Machine, on ex.
hibition by J. II. Hufstedtcr. You
will find some practical and useful
inventions that are no hum-bug.
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Read, Read

The undersigned is prepared 10 pain
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSize, or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures OF
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and cclored life like, give me a
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless it
is done in the East. Give me a chance
and can do ii well and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypes ard
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa,
d3mwlv. H. NUNAMAEER.
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MARRIED.--Married Tuesday even
ing, Feb. %, 1869, at the residence
or tho brides father, Col. George
Gillaspy, by Rev. II. Bross, Mr.. J..
A. Wents, and Miss Mary Helena
Gillaspy, all of this city,
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r OTTUMWA COURIER
CITY and County News.

kne dollar and fifty cents is small
,nce, for a large 36 column Home
ler. such as tho Weekly COULTER,
we think that each Of our pa
bs owing that little sum should
It without delay. " is nothing
on, and in the aggregate it is
hi $1,000 to us. and we need in I'M.
lately.
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ESTABLISHED 1S57.-For prompt
ness and highest market prices send
your Game, Wool, Pelts, Furs, Eggs,
Butter, Flour, and all country pros
ducts, to old and well known Pro-
duce Commission House Of b. f.
BALLARD, 81 Greenwich ST., P. o
Box 1922. New York. WY.
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lie DRIVING. -Gatke has bis
driving machine atwork, and is
IDLY putting them down on the
kr side of the river, on the prolon-
|on Of the line of College street,
operation of driving these piles,
well repay visit to any one
has never seen it..
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HI ESTATE OFFIcE.-D. w. Tow.
r highly efficient Recorder, has
ID outa real estate office, in the
House, where he is prepared
and sell all kinds of real prop
Examine titles, and attend to
Election of taxes, and rents, at
liable rates.
|. Towers long experience as
fder, amply qualities him to dis
o the duties Of n Conveyancer
seal Estate Dealer, while his
ent business habits and well
b integrity, should commend
b the public having business to
! this line.
by errors occur in making des-
ions of property, which can be
I'D by employing Tower to do
business, who will constantly
he official plats before him.
is also a Notary Public.
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|ErRY.-An original poem, in an
place, from Mrs. Hagcr, Of
6ngton, has much more than or
~ merit.
rs. H. recently delivered a lecture
|e Bur!ingtoniaus, on aFinance,"
b was highly complimented by
Ra,okeye.
is poem has many beautiful
3 IN it, expressed in musical,
ing rythm, showing the lady to
with a creditable share
Y "divino afflatus.
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will sell lot, 66 feet front, on
Main street, with good house. fruit
trees, shrubbery, out>houscs, &C., &c.
on it, at low rates, if application be
made soon. J. M HEDRICK.
dwtf.
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EARLY M,4RRTdGE

DIR FRANKLIN advocated Early Mar
riages.. ESSAYS for young men, on this
| and other subjects. being GUIDE to
MARRIAGE and Coniugal Felicity, by
benevolent Physicians, sent by mail, in
sealed letter envelopes, free of of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box
p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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COHJUGAL LOVE,

And the Happiness Of IRE Marriage.
Essays for young men, on ihe errors,
abuses and diseases whiun -etroS the
Manly Powers, and create iinreditnents
to Marriage, with sure means of relief. =
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
jan22:dw3m. Box =, Philadelphia, Pa.
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hcreis still a large amount que
in Subscription to the Weekly,
Ne must have yhe mony AT ONCE
les owing are requested to take
L, aRd act accordingly.
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NOTICE.

Parties knowing themselves indeb-
ted to the old firm of Henry & Haw
MUST settle up by March l, 1869.
G. w. HENRY.
feb. 20,.d1w.
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stIYnge to see with what care.
es some invalids attend to their
They will procure a box Of
tion Bitters, which ought to
q up in a month or six weeks
bon inquiry it is found that they
bnly used two or three bottles.
days they have used it accord.
the directions, and others
bot touched it. The whole tri :
been irregular, and Of course a
vorable result has come from
use. lift be true that "what
vh, doing at all is worth doing
how emphatieally is it true in
rs relating to the health. a
bottles of Plantation Bitters
Pftcn wrought wonders, while
|cr instances disease has only
Eubdued after weeks of resis
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! 0R sALE-A neat cottage, sew
\ oms, out-houses and cisterns.-
SC newly painted and repaired
,ted on cast Front street. En-
F E of E@
D. W. TOWER,
Court Houss.
b "a, -d3twlt.
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HANGED HANDs.-Hammond a.
hive leased their lower Mill to
IS. Bowscr, Henncmen & Will
! young men Of experience, who
long been connected with the
lshment.
tetiring from the Milling bust
fessrs. Hammond a. Co. desire
INK the public for their liberal
hage running through n long
of years, and to respectfully
lend their successors to the poo
eihinently worthy of their
lence.
sons knowing themselves in
! to us, either by note or book
bit, are requested to come for
and make prompt settlement.
HAMMOND e. co.
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FRUITS.

Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, Ap.
pies, Canned Fruits and Groceries of
all kinds, at 0. X. ABELS, next door
west of p. o.
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pwn, to remain a few d avs, j
artin, representative of the
Ing North western Mutual Life.
Idquarters whilst in town, at DR.
li6mson's Office, a few doors west
A5st office. We notice this Com
Us assets are 4,755, 41s, member
"a, 1897, No. of policies issued in
LILO; amount insured by tho
N,2s1,971.OO; dividends to Pol
Solders, in 1868, 214,749.9O.
tRlcQLTURAL. - We print else
be an interesting communication
lbne of our fair lady correspon-
from tho land Of Competine,
I agricultural matters, whose
lctions are always specially
bme to our columns.
bee so few of the farmers of
|eilo County see fit to avail them
. of the columns of the COURIER
lften and freely offered, to ex-
be ideas, it affords us much pleas
b put them to shame by publish
be letters Of this we'll informed
wife, who seems to have more
spirit than the whole compoo-
INT of them put together.
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ENyRa SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware al counterfeits Sn,'th's 1taic
Syrup has hteu cOunterfeitef, ana the
courtrrteiter hrabghtto grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The geRuin, article must have Dr john
Bulls private stamp III each bottle, Or
John Bull only has the right to inanu'ac-
ture and sell the original John S3aiths
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label on each bottle. ~ my pri-
waite stamp is not on the bottle, do not
purchase, or iou will be deceived, See
column advertisement, and my show
card, will prosecute any one iniring-
ing on my right, Tho genuine S,Jhs
Tonic s8',ui can only be prepared by
myself
The PulJlic'S Servant
Dit. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, Ky.
For ssle by Taylor i;i.ke 4 30. "t'nm.
wa, Iowa.
Nov. q, 49, ddwGnl.
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ICE Cannan, Of Clay county, N.
pently charged the Grand Jury
county that a lawful fence
DO ''holse-high, bull.strong
g-tight.'
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flCE is hereby given that a
pg of the qualified electors Of
Independent School District OF
wa, Wapello CO., Iowa, will be
W the Court House, on the sec
Monday of March, A. ID. 1869.
clock, q. m, for the election OF
eidcnt, Vice President, Secrcta-
|feasurer, and one Director, and
Z transaction Of such other bust
may legally como before it.
l g.. d. W. TOWER, Soc'y,
hWa. Feb. 81. 1860.
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iN"LLA WATER Superior to
st imported German Cologne,
Pld at half the price. deod3t
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gents ~ anted
For the peoples edition of
Conybcar Il Howson's Life 4 Epi>tles
OF ST. PAUL..

OF ST. PAUL,
With an eloquent and able preliminary
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Embracing graphic and eioquent delin-
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est commentator. Bishop Thompson OF
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ST. LOUIS COLUMN.

Under this head may be found the bust
ness cards of some OF the very best Hous
es in st. Louis. They are composed of
reliable men, of enterprise, and large cap
ital, and offer superior inducements to the
trade of Southern Iowa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
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For Sale.

feb. 20,.d1w.
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List of Letters

Ottumwa Feb 8, 1869.
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Beware at couuteririts Sn,ita's 1SWic
Syrup lias hfeu counterfeitei, and tho
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Remaining in the Post. office at Ottumwa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June Gin the Wo-
mans Equal Rights Convention to day,
after considerable debate, resolutions
we're adopted that--whereas, the posses
sion of any God-given faculty presup-
poses the right to its use; and, whereas,
men aud women were created equal in
mutual and moral power, therefore their
right to use these powers are equal, and
legal restrictions are unnecessary and
wrong; that one class cannot properly
represent the interests of another, and to
secure Justice to all, all must have a
voice in making and enforcing the laws;
and that whenever woman has had the
opportunity, she has shown herself
mans equal, with her refining influence
super-aided; that she will, in oil hon.
orable ways, labor to remove the legal
disabilities that now trammel woman
efforts, and that we are proud Of all
Representatives in Congress who favor
the Sixteenth Amendment, feeling that
women are quite as competent as ne
groes to judIciously exercise the fran
chise.
The contention will be addressed by
MIRA Livermore, this evening, on both
sides Of the woman question.
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BY TELEG RAP H.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.

NRw YoRK, June 9.-Hon. Robert
Schenck sailed for Europe in the Java
yesterday.
Colonel Thomas ]. Kelley, who was
rescued at Manchester, England, by
Lsrkeu, Gould aud O'Brien, has been
appointed superintendent Of one OF the
sub-postofices here.
There are rumors s10at of the loss oil
the steamer City Of Paris, but they are
undoubtedly csnards.
The Express learns from reliable
source that a committee Of the Central
Cuban Junta are in a treaty with the
owners for the charter of fast screw
vessel of seven hundred tons, to carry
three hundred men and a large supply Of
arms 20 Cuba. 1t is said she will start 10
q few days.
The hotel walters strike has ended il
a victory for the proprietors, who have
taken back less than twenty OF thu
strikers
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that was tried and found inefficient. 1t
must be at the ballot box. He calls upon
the people Of the several States to Sc
riously consider whether they will main
tain free institutions or accept imperial
ISM.
Information from reliable sources in
Havana have been received, which show
the Cubans are making an active ohen-
sive movement. and we're never In better
spirits or more sanguine Of success.
kilograms from Cuba deny the report
that any number of Cubans, or any ohcer
of the Cuban forces, had surrendered to
Valmaseds.
This after noon Colonel Frazer ~ was
introduced to the President by the Secre-
tary Of State, and received his credentials
as Envoy.
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ALLAN

ALBANY, N. Y, June 9.-The Nationa
Typographical Union met this morning
and the proxy representative question
was reopenled.
A motion. for a reconsideration ELECTED
q long deb ate, which finally resulted IN
the adopt on of the following resolution
By vote of 48 to 81:
Resolped, That all those delegates who
we're excluded from this body yesterday
be admitted to their seats as an act OF
courtesy, and not as right; and that 10
the future, this Union is of the opinion
that proxies, not actually elected by the
Unions they represent. should not be ao'
mitted to seats in the National Union.
The following protest was sent up;
To the National Typographical Union:
The undersigned, as a delegate from
the Montgomery, Alabama. Union, pro-
tests against the action of your body, Oh
his admission as a member, and most
respectfully appeals from its decision.
[Sigued1 CORNELIUS HALLERAS.
Mr.. Hart, in behalf of the Burlington
Qowa) Union, also protested against
this action, and withdrew from the con-
vention.
The Chair then announced the stand
| ing committees.
The Springfield, Illinois, difficulty was
settled by recognizing the Union repre-
scented by Mr.. Hudson, but admitting
both Hudson and Reggins.
Mr.. Bsdwell presented the petition OF
the Women's Typographical Union, OF
New York, for charter, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Subordinate
Unions.
On the motion of Mr. Flynn, special
committee of seven on the proposed
amendments to the Constitution was
ordered, and recess was taken. Onre
assembling the Chair announced the
Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments as follows: Flynn, McGill, Young,
Gencklin, Bar6eld, Harpin and AcMur-
ray. Business for reference was then
received.
The Committee on Credentials reported
in favor of admitting Mr.. Troupe, as Q
delegate from Montreal. Mr.. Troupe de
clined, as be was opposed to proxy rep
resentatives. After the reference of q
proposition for the organization of Dis
trict Unions, the body adjourned until
| tn.morraW
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 9-Dispatches from
Cork mention that one johnson, printer,
was arrested in that city last night,
charged with being connected with the
Fenian organization. The particular
offense consisted in circulating documents
of a reasonable character among the
soldiers.
LIVERPOOL, Jane o. Emigration to
America is setting in very strong. Eight
thousand people left this port last week.
PARIS, June 9.-The following are the
official returns of the recent elections:
Government, 30; Opposition, 20; uu-
known, l. The general result throughout
the country is now pretty accurately
drawn. The next Corps Legislatif will
be composed as follows: Government,
2l3; Independent, AZ; Radical, IS.
There we're serious riots At Nortes and
Bordeaux yesterday.
MADRID, June 9.-The prospect of Q
regency was debated at great length in
Cortes yesterday, and at last referred to g
committee. During the discussion 0lo-
zaga stated that the election Of king 81
present was impossible.
VIEKSA, Juns Sit is reported that g
treaty has been concluded by the com
mission appointed by the Turkish and
Persian governments to arrange the
boundaries between the two countries.
OrrAwA, jane s.-The resolution fol
the admission Of New Fouudland to the
Union was passed by the committee o.
the Hsuse Of Commons last night.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The order as
signing Captain Baldwin in connection
with registration in Virginia to-day has
been revoked. He is ordered to duty as
an IodiaB agent
Daring the absence Of the President
Private Secretary Porter will remain IN
charge Of the Executive office.
Hon. A. b. Stephens, Of Georgia has
q letter in one Of the morning papers to-
day in reply to some criticisms on his
history Of the rebellion. he takes very
gloomy view OF the situation, aud argues
that we are drifting into consolidation
and empire. Nothing, be says, can pre-
vent the 6nal establishment Of imperial
ism but determined effort on the part
Of the people TO preserve free institutions.
The remedy, be says, is not in secession /;
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAxcIsco, June 9.-Returns from
eighty counties in Washington Territory
give Garfield (RadicaD All majority
indicating his election to Congress by
500 majority. =.
Arizona advices Of the 22d ult, say 1t is
rumored that Bspj Dodson and the party
who started from Prescott for the Eastern
States VIC New Mexico, were murdered
bv the Indians. A large emigration IS
expected from the Lynx Creek gold
mines. The indians are in large num-
hers in the vicinity Of Lynx Creek and
continue their depredations Colonel
Green's troops recently attacked Them
killing thirty and capturing eight.
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RICHMOND.

RrcnMosD, June 9.-Gen. Candy has
appointed Judge Advocate Il. Burnham
to the Judgeship of the Virginia Court
of Appeals.
The Memorial Day was observed to-day
in Petersburg. Business was generally
suspended, and many buildings were
draped in mourning.
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TRusT sALEs.


rNRUsrEE's SALE.-IE PURSUANCE
/ of a deed Of trust made and executed TO me
as T. ustee by John Q. Lanier. Of the, county OF
Shelby ana State of Tennessee, which is OF
record in the Registers Office of the said county
of Shelby and STATE Aforesaid, in Record Book
No. s., PAGES 1913, 314 and SIS. to secure certain
debts and liabilities therein mentioned and
particularly described in said trust deed. and
especially to pay of JUDGMENT rendered in
the Chancery Court of NJ emphis. on the LIST day
Of December. 1865, in the case of Thaddeus
Norris and Others VS.. John q. Lanier and his
securities, named in said trust deed: shall
proceed "a trustee to sell on the lst day of July
next, on the premises the following described
tract Of land. lying about one and one halt
miles east fthe center Of the city OF M emphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, On the south SIDE oil
Union avenue, and known as the home place
or residence of the party of the first part. con-
| tanning about IS acres, the boundaries OF which
are mar ked by the pickle ct fence surrounding IT.:
Said tract of lands will be divided into lots OF
convenient and suitable size. Terms OF sale (:
One-f0urth cash balance on credit OF four.
eight and twelve months. with interest from
| date, taking the purchasers notes abd trust
deed TO secure T. payment Of the same. Equity
! Of REDEEM tiou is waived, and the title Of the
purchaser will be absolute.
bQLln5 Trustee.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, June "a letter from
Sandersville, Washington county, says
Colonel R. W. Flournoy, The Democratic
representative to the Legislature, was
murdered in his own field yesterday by a
negro in his employ. The negro has
been committed to Jail.