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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-09

Some fellow got u "bad spell on
him the other day, and wrote the cd
itor of the Waterloo Courier the fol-
lowing letter:
Editor of the Courier
you damn old JACKIE ase
The peace you rote 10
regard to the wants Of Raymond was
10 lie from beginning to end. aud If
you will come up here the folks in
this place will treat you to cote OF
tar and fethers and free ride on a
rail-because Brother---w writ
it you new better than to put it in a
Paper to abuse the Business part OF
community in raymond
the voice Of the People and a
Sitiscn Of Raymond
Raymond Iowa
aug g.
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We are going to have the Senter-
Stokes business over again in Arkan-
sas. The fight is for tho seat in the
Senate which Mr.. Mcdonald vacates
in IL. Governor Clayton is the
conservative candidate and Mr..
Brooks will probably be supported
by the straight republicans.
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DodFENNEL AND JIMpsoN WEEDS
The Constitution calls on the city
Council of Keokuk Justify, for the
Inauguration of active hostilities
against the dog fennel and iimpson
weeds, which that paper says have
taken the town, 20 the end that they
make a presentablo appearance be.
fore tho Commercial Convention and
State Fair to DO held there shortly.
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Old Settlers Re-Union.

The old settlers of Davenport,
Iowa, and Rock Island, Ill. held on
the first inst. a joint re union on the
Island between the two cities. The
day was beautiful aud the gathering
q pleasant ono, as oil such gather
ings must be. It has been our for
tune to witness good many like re.
unions, back in the old Buckeye
State, and we think that for genuine
good feeling,and heartfelt enjoyment,
there are no assemblages of our citi.
zens to compare with these. They
are also fruitful sources Of interest
ing history, preserving scores of in
cidonts Of tho early settlement of the
country, which are enjoyed with in
finite zest by the survivors and all
others.
We suggest to our citizens the
propriety Of having an Old Settlers
reunion in this county. Certainly
much that is profitable as we'll as q
good deal that is pleasurable could be
derived from it.
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A shrewd Girl.

That WAS q shrewd girl, and not
devoid of sense, either, who remark
ed, when other girls were making fun
of her short skirts and affected to be
so much shocked at the exhibition
thereof at party: "If you'd only
pull up your dresses about your
necks, where they ought to be.
they'd be as short a mine. She was
not troubled any more.
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ORDERS SOLICITED.
Telegraphic Summary.

A Washington special says
Insaddition to the removal OF Sen
| ter Federal Office holders in Tennes-
see, Stokes wants tho President to
agree that in case he returns to Ten
nessee, and assumes to be Governor,
and calls those who ran on the ticket
with him as Legislators, the admins
tration will rec gnise them as the
choice of tho loyal voters, and thero-
| fore the State Government, and IN
case OF trouble, to act on the call OF
Stokes rs Governor, and furnish mil.
itary aid. The President is decided
" opposed to this plan.
N. Y. dispatches say:
Dexter yesterday trotted mile in
2:21a to a road wagon, at the Pros
pect Park grounds. He was driven
by Mr.. Bonner.
special TO ottumwa Courier.
Des Moincs, Iowa, Sept Sd SO.
To Daily COURIER Ottumwa Iowa:
This morning about 10 o'clock, as
q droye of Texas horses, belonging
to a Mr.. Cummings, was crossing
Walnut street bridge, the eastern
span gave way, precipitating the
whole drove with the drivers aud
owner into the river. Cummings
was considerably bruised. The dri-
vers escaped uninjured, 8 or 10 of
the horses were killed and drowned.
This accident occasions . great
deal Of inconvenience, there now be
ing no communication between tho
east and wcst sidc with wagon and
team, Court Avenue bridge having
fallen several weeks ago.
Heavy rain to-day, and river ris
ing again.
A cable dispatch says:
The Solicitors of Lady Byron's
family assert that Mrs. Stoves article
on the subject Of the separation OF
Lord aud Lady Byron, is not com.
plete nor authentic.
Washington dispatches say:
The President has directed the ap-
pointment Of Walter q. Gresham, q.
s. District Judge Of Indiana, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Judge Mcdonald, and VIM. G Nor
ris, Marshal OF California. The for
mer was the commanding officer 4th
Division II corp army Of the Ten
nessee.
Secretary Rawlins was again at
lacked with u severe illness yesterday
morning. He attended the Cabinet
meeting on Tuesday, and was at the
War Department Wednesday. not
withstandipg advice to remain quiet
at home.
The race, yesterday, ut Manchest-
or, Pa, between the Goldsmith Maid
and American Girl, was won by the
former. rime-2;3ls; 2:26i, and
2:30s.
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Ihe Ledger ys OF Judge Allers
recent meeting At Fairfield:
"Judge 81. ~ Aller, the President
Of the road, m1de = speech to our
people on the epning Of the 25th ult.,
III which he stated that the road wo'd
probably be located in two, three or
four weeks. He also stated that as
soon as it was s2ocated work would
progress very lApidly upon it, as it
was the intentien to have tho cars
running from Washington to Came
ron within one year after the contract
wasle Delayis said to be favora-
BILE to Fairfield ;bnt Fairfield isabout
as Tired Of being pitted against OF
tumwa, as the latter is Of being pitted
against us, and We sincerely hope
that the matter win be settled imme-
diafalv" ~ s9 SE38 8Ll
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Great excitement has prevailed OF
late at Plattsmouthy over the discov-
cry of rich deposits of Camel and
Bituminous coal, near that city,
which the Plattsmouth Herald says
can be mined and sold for 12c per
bushel, and which that journal truly
says, will be of greater benefit
to their town and State than the dis,
covery Of rich gold mines.
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James w. Grimes.

1t is reported that the Hon. James
F. Wilson, has received a letter from
Senator Grimes, dated at Paris, in
which he says that he has resigned
his place IN the United States Senate,
to take effect on the first of Decem-
ber next.
Grimes is now in Europe for his
health, and contemplates spending
the winter on one of the Islands Of
the Mediterranean sea.
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Tux REMOVAL of THE CAPITAL.
Hon. John Coburn, member OF Con.
gress from Indiana, sent the first ac-
ccptance of an invitation to attend
the Convention in st. Louis in favor
Of the removal of tho national capi-
tai. He says the right thing is pro-
posed, and that the effect OF the move
ment will be to stop the vast outlays
ofmoney at Washington inthe bnild-
ing of great central extension OF the
Capitol, ofnew and vast buildings for
the Navy aud the State Department,
with a Supreme Courthouse and a
great library.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-09

Porto Weloh, editor Oskaloosa
Democratic Progressive Conseruator,
has issued pronunciam ento, refa-
sing to run up the names of the dcE-
ocratic State ticket, or support them,
until they pronounce against the
juggle, whereby the aforesaid Porte's
resolution denouncing the 18th
Amendment, was laid on tho table at
the lato democratic State Conven-
ton.
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REFORM SCHOOL.

Notice is hereby given that the State
Reform school for Juvenile offenders will
be open ON and after the Let Of Oct. ready
for the reception of all boys who may be
sent there.
For Information address, ISAAC T.
GIBSON, Salem Henry County, or JAS.
D. LADD, Ottumwa.
j, A. PARVIN, Prest.,
Sept 9th 1868 Of Board Of Trustees.
Oct LIST '68 dWtf
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Swiss Money Order Offices.
The following Post Offices in Iowa,
have been made Swiss money order
offices, to.wit
Ottumwa, Burlington, Davenport,
Dubuque, West Union, Decorah, Dos
Moines.
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b. +. CUE.
Estate papers please copy.]

During the hard rain and thunder
storm on Friday night, a stack Of
hay belonging to ]. 7. Wylie, near
this city, was set on fire by lightning z
and burned. .-EddyoiNe Gazette.
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The Iowa Editorial Conven.
tiOn,

Ii is with great satisfaction that
an able to announce that Hon. f. w:
PALMER, for many years editor-in-
chief of the State Register, will be
present at the Editorisl Convention
at Keokuk, on the 10Th ofSeptember,
and deliver an address on athe Mis-
sion Of the Press"
j l. McCreery, of Dubuque, well
known by fame to all Iowa editors,
will prepare and read a Poem. Hon.
A P Richardson, the veteran editor
of Northern Iowa, and Democratic
candidate tor Lt-Governor, has been
invited to deliver an address on "Lo
cal journalism"
B. +. CUE.
President of Iowa Press Associa
ton.
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Andy Felt declines going to the
Legislature, cause why: he has a Post
Office, and one Of the bost newspa-
pers in Iowa.
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Iowa Cities.

The following cities having 5000
population and upwards, are given
in comparison with the census Of
1867, as follows:
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A CARD.

Having sold my interest In the Drug
Store of Hinsey, Lewis q Co., TO DR.. J. G.
Hinsey, I have concluded to resume the
practice of Medicine and Surgery In all
their branches. Calls from all parte Of
the Country as well as the City, will be
promptly attended to. Office for the pres
ent at DIR. Hinsey's Drug Store, corner
Main and Green SITS. Residence on Fifth,
between Jefferson and College.
Feb. l6 80 dAw1y. G. g. LEWIS.
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Tomatoes are cheap in this mar
ket, selling at 40 cts per bushel.
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Vol. 81, No. %
A Reninlscene:

Judge Negus in the 'iowa An
nals,' for July, gives the following
reminiscene Of a tragedy which oc-
Cured in our neighboring county at
an carly day:
'sIn 1888 Nathaniel Knapp, with
Isaac Hcndershot and others, were
attending court in Van Buren, coun-
ty, and one evening as they were
about retiring to bed, a misunderstan-
ding arose about their sleeping ap-
partments. Knapp mado some sar-
castle remarks to Hendershot, at
which Hende-shot under the excite
ment of the moment, drew a spear
from his cane and gave Knapp a
mortal wound. Popular sentiment
was very much against Hcndershot
OF the time, and ho was indicted for
murder, but before tho timo came for
his trial he made his escape, and soon
after was reported to have died at a
public house twenty-three miles east
Of Lexington, Mo-, while on his way
to the city of Mexico"
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VIII Democrats read what their
would becandidxts In Ohio for Gov
ernor says on the questions of the
Public Credit, Finances and Suffrage.
Read his views we say, and then con-
tinue to whine about the public debt,
and bawl about tho bloated bond
holder, and shout reputation in the
face of his honest and statesmanlike
view of the public faith, and the pub
lic credit.
Read too his enlarged views upon
Suffrage, and see if you cannot find
from the candid statements of q
Democrat, who is and always has
been o Democrat, ono who did not
spit upon the old flag, but swung it
aloft to the breeze, ,-seo we say if you
cannot find in the statements he ad-
vances true Democratic principles,
but totally and entirely different
from the principles of the party with
which you act.
OUR PUBLIC cREDIT-No WHINING.
Every Democratic platform shord
tend to raise higher and higher the
public credit, and to satisfy the peo-
pie of Europe that the Democratic
party is tho last party in the United
States that proposes to whine or act
reluctantly about tho payment ofthe
public debt, even though its present
holders should have bought it below
its fair value.
The democracy should assert with
renewed vigor and determination its
old declaration in favor of specie
basis and q paper currency, converti-
BILE at par into coin at the will of the
holder, and should take prompt and
efficacious measures to raise our
bonds to where the security they Of
fer, and the interest they bear, ought
to place them SO as to draw green
backs after them to par with the
least possible delay. This will re.
Iieve all classes, and especially the Ia
boring, and augmenting the value Of
our circulation twenty five per cent,
give healthy and vigorous impulse
to every department Of business and
industry.
SUFFRAGE.
The Democratic doctrine OF suf.
frage requires distinct reaAirma.
tion. Democracy has always held
that suffrage is not natural right Of
every human being, nor of q particu-
lar sex or race, but q political privi
lege, and who should exercise it is q
question to be decided by what will
produce the greatest good to the
greatest number; and therefore, SC
far as possible, to be determined 10
cally, where lies the great body Of
the rights of the people. But in
these local discussions the Democrat
10 ideas favors broad, rather than
q narrow basis of suffrage.
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Having just received new setj of
Machinery for the purpose Of manu-
featuring TIN WARE. am now
prepared to offer inducements
to the trade crater than
any House In the City
Special attention paid to roof
ing, gathering. and all other work
in my line on buildings also Keep
a.well selected stock OF Family Groceries.
and purchase all kinds Of Country
Produce. a
March 9th &w3m.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS

Bailingall House, Ottumwa, Iowa
Feeling grateful to the public for their
past liberal patronage, the new firm de-
sires n continuance OF the same, and hope
by the superior advantages we now have
in buying cheap. and manufacturing our
stock, to offer Inducements that will secure
to us many new customers.
March s 1869. dAwtf
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Courier gob department.

'ylivered by carrier, per week
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ASherlH's Sale.

5.L.- sLT 81 I'll sIAN 5'"sft
STATE OF IOWA, go, III ss.
Howard County. 50 4.#
In the District Court Of Ho,aayd county,
State Of Iotod. 80 =
DY VIRTUE Of special execution
3 ID issued from the Office Of the CLERK
of the District Court Of Howard county,
state Of Iowa, in favor of o. v. Eckert, rs
Plaintiff, and against Harlow White and
tAurelia White, Defendants, dated April
96th, 1869, and TO me directed, command
ing me that of the goods, chattels, stock
or interest in any company, debts due;
property in tho hands of third persons,
lands and tenements (which are not e1-
empt by law from execution of the said
Harlow White ct. al i make Or cause to
be made the sumof o64O. 65) FIVE humid
red and forty dollars and sixty-fve cents
with interest and costs, levied upon the
following described Real Estate, lying
and being situated in the county of How
ard and state Of iowa. namely: Lot one
(1) on the northeast quarter (1-4) Of seq
ton three (3) township ninety-sight (98)
north Of range eleven al west, contain
ing n l-2 acres more or loss. And here
| by give public notice that l shall offer for
sale at public outcry, At the Court house
door in Cresco, county Of Howard and
| state Of Iowa, on the 18th day Of May,
| 1869, between the hours Of 8 o'clock, A.
NJ, and 4 o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day, sale
to commence at the hour, of one o'clock r,
NJ. Of said day and will sell to the
highest and best bidder thereof in cash,
the above described property, or sufficient
thereof 70 satisfy the shove debt, with il.
terest and cost. .l ala tsft M
Dated this % day Of April 1869.
J.F. POWELL,
t#A Sheriff Of Howard Co.
Printers fee, $3.50. (v10-n23
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Just as Expected.

Last week we made q criticism
upon Grants use Of the I" Kings
English" at the same time making
a local notice initiating tho style.
logic, and perspicuity Of the great
captain, which seems to have
aroused the jealousy Of our very
amiable neighbor. We are aware,
and so remarked at the time Of Civ
ing out the copy,, that its style,
would commend us to the president
as fit for foreign appointment,
and had it been preceded with the
present Of a ",purp We should
probably, ere this, had our commits
sion. The policy Of both Grant and
/ the Senate is to drive into exile Of
obscurity every man who has mor'
brains than either the President, O
the senators of the dominant party
This policy would have insured on
confirmation by the senate had ou
conduct toward Grant justified hin
lin saying q US to that body, t".tKln !o'
all mon BY these PRESENTS" but in
stead we never made him PREsEN
of anything. Now and then, bu
very rarely though, amember ofth'
dominant party possesses too much
brains to be seryicable Of home
and consequently he is exiled q
I Minister to the Sandwich or Feeje'
Islands. = Our neighbor, however
need have no apprehension Of dan
ger from this course.
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be, and 1t would afford US much
pleasure to publish a truthful state
ments sho1ingFvheH fairs financial
sailing, but Use aud Receptive
stat ements NO DON -g1opvse to
make to pRase hylgdy. 81 A.
Is thsseSny tlimb4csrggfng dbout
this Federal tax arrangements -
How is it that the State Of Iowa is
-ahasgsa- .witA-tkis- t~E other
States are not.2 These are subjects
on'whiok the people wSnt some
light. Will the Register, or some
other paper which has been persist
entity publishing the statement that
the tats-is-eut Of debt, giveite-
West Union union. u hamaas he
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Pursuant to notice given, the. Ia
dies Of Cresco met at the residence
Of DR.. Clemmer on Tuesday after
noon to take measures to procure q
carpet for tho Masonic Lodge room
in CrescO. s,at l.se .tsta sssl 81 81.
The meeting organized by the
appointment Of Mrs. Mead to pre-
side, and Miss Emma 3. Mansfield
az Secretary. !s.A ..ylq4S sa4 . sge
It was deemed most advisable, as
means to attain the object desired,
to hold . meeting at the Mansfield
House on Friday evening" next, to
which all. persons male and female,
friendly to the cause be invited 3
A committee consisting Of c.. s
Thorber, L. T. Woodcock, c.. ".
Jacobs and T., w. Lee, to arrange
for singing, at Concert to be CIV
en-, was appointed. ts4 .r. .;.sr!
| 4 Committee Of arrangements :.dt Fl
| DR.. Clemmer and wife lie Had
l.. T. Woodcock and wife, .~.
John E Peck and wife, .a.s;aL@
! A. r. Marsh and wifea.,l sstaIas
| G. p. Brown and wife, a<salq
j. F.. Webster and wife. za.t, +
Committee to provide Tableauz
for an evenings o entertainments -
Capt, Bones, Capt. Jacobs. g. A.
Pooler,, Harry Dow, b. s.. Sanborn.
Miss Hevson. Miss Hattie Cole,
Miss Scott, Miss Emma f. Mans.
field. Miss Jennie Mansfield. 30 44e
On motion adjourned to meet 81
1.-THE Mansfield House on Friday eve
ming, April 30th, at 8 o'clock r. ~
I.r EMMA F. Mansfield, tass.
! ~ r. .z,ss Secretary.
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wecali tho lAlesaGaeS Sfsef rsaA.es ! 70 the re.
markabls SestlAeAss& ~ s1fsf pedG M b. Or. o
w RobaeH's csishested Scandinavian Medicines.
Weds %, moving them to1e leptheS s@1he agent
appear below. The PeoptletogAof these incidence
aathorse us 70 81, that they Viii give reward -
ten thousand dellars to any peseon who VII shou
They have bees SAINT unsolicited end the company
have in their possession over 5000 Of milar char
actef. Any Druggist elm sasiEy the m0se skeptieai
81 the value Of those truly wonderful agents, H.
"Blood Purifier and Blood Pills."
Thepndersigned Druggist Of Crssco, calls IL a.
tenton Of his customers 70 the letters pubnshea -
low Of the wonderful efheasy Of Dr. kOBAOX'B
stomach Bitters, DR.. RoBACs's S>ondjhsvian Bleed
kuriher, aud Pr. ROBACK'S as1AdinAvia4 Bleed
rlus. have been selling these medicines Iong en-
ough TO know that they are allthey are rscou lend
e e e md that he 1aAlaAed
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In Circuit, Count for Hoscayd Co. Ioica.
Joseph Carcy,P Tnld- 9ttt@ ~ e,1a
r. AGsT autLAd Original Notice.
Hugh H. Jones and a(a.do;. ST
David d. D. Jones Defts =.
Original Notice,

To tie Defendants above named Ia 8,
n you are hereby notified that there is
now on file IN the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court in and for the county of
Howard, State Of Iowa apetitioniof Joseph
Carey, Plaintiff above named, claiming of
you the foreclosure of . mortgage made
by Hugh II. Jones, dated June Sd 1867;
z also judgme mt against said Hugh, H. Jones
fornx hundred and fort y-one dollars and
ffty-eight calts, as money due on certain
notes given by said Hugh H. Jones, dated
June 80 1867. with interest from this date
and costs. No personal claim is made
against the said David d. D. Jones'
And thRt unlessyou appear thereto an de-
fepd before noon Of the second day Of the
next term Of the said court, appointed to
be held 1t Cresco, In said county, com
ing on the tenth. day. Of May 1859,
your defAalt,will be entered and judg.
ment rendered against you thereon, mao
cordance with the prayer Of said petition
April 18th 1859
|aits 8t Ea4H. A. GooDRIcH,
-trs, Atty for Plaintiff. I
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just now. Perhaps it is a hole
Can't Boutwell, be spared to 60 and
|see' !. 7, 4 i
CA. Phil. FSsn1, sseretafy Of
Eegatiyr'tA Stl Rets burx, is. son
1pf John M=A*h-d6ily. ~ n
A richly dressed lady stopped a
boy, trudging along with a basket,
t~Ha ~sleed-:-4AaMfy .fittie -'boy--have
you got religion ?" "No ma am, I"
said the innocent, "I've got po-
tatoes.
.Ama by lthe name Of Tease
married Miss--Crass.----He leased
her till she agreed she wouldn't be
Cross any 1nore"!oiaSx9' 2>2q 80
tasThe Oldest house ii III the United
St" tes.. retaining,its original form, ]
Is in Neponset,' Mass. = twas built
by John Minot about the year 1910
and is stilfin good repair. ,c"'.r
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SPRING PoRr, JACKSON Co, MIcH.(
l. August l, 1859. !
DR.. G.. w. ROBACK:
Dear Sir: MY boy
about eight years old
was very much trou-
|, bled with St. Antho-
ny's Dance, SO that at
times he was unable
to feed himself. ,fro-
.quently falling on the
floor or ground in a
fit.;; and three of my
family had the fever
and ague. L bought
some OF your ;Ocdn"
dinavian Blood Pills
and Purifier Of your
agent here, Mr.. CAL
kins, and to our great
Joy they not only cured
the fever and ague,
but my boy of the st.
Anthony's dance, for
which. we shall ever
feel grateful.
Yours truly, ~
.s.- G.. III. BAUM.
For Sale by DR.. J. ]. Glenn
mer, CrescO, Iowa.