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to the City every morning on the train, 2S mile
distant
learned that ELIAS Lsngley. publ bllsherof the
Chronicle, had reSlded AZ LovsiRnd until recently,
His wife Is the Celebrated Mrs. L6hgley Che
Woman's Rights Woman. E H
At the hotel Of Friday night were two very
intelligent ladies, one of whom was Mrs. NJ e.
Bulst of indianapolis, Indiana. introduced the
Woman Question, to see what they thought of
II. They seemed to favor the neOsure' and
when referred to the laws of descent and dis
Hibutlon, one of these ladies said she had per-
soDally experienced this Injustice wthinthe past
Tires years ] II. }IHtl
came up on thenight train to Hamden On
theuearsz Iag.1Old- -sfriend Seneca w. Ely,auol
Cincinnati. Heinformed nae that since 1 had
published his letter in reference to his Jackson
county lands, he had had several letters of in
quiry, and the prospect is that he will soon
make saEe of his lands. 1''lt
got home at seven o'clock on Saturday morn
ing, sober i'i sff 10 gi.t >rg a,l D. NJ.
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$1,000, $500, and sIOO.

They will be issued as Coupon Bonds, payable
70 Bearer and may be held in that form; OF
The Bond may be registered in the name Of the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable to
bearer attaehed, the principal being then trans
ferable only on the books of the Company, un-
less re-assigned to bearer; or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled,
the Bond made permanent Registered Bond,
transferable only on the books Of the Company,
and the interest made payable only TO the fegiS
tered owner or his attorney. lNttt
The three lusses WILDE known respectively as
1sL COUPON BONDS PAYABLE TO
BEARER. u tAsb4f}qbEbsaRbAG
ID. REGISTERED BONDS WITH CoU-
PONS Alta CHED."
3D. REGISTERED BONDS WITH CoU.
PONS DETACHED, and should be SO disgna-
ted by Correspondents in specifying the class Of
Bonds desired.
They have THIRTY YEARS to run from
January 10, 1870, with interest at six per cent
per ahuum from Nov l. 1869. Principal and
Interest Payable IN GoldiR The City Of Nev- York.
The interest is payable in MAY and NOVEMBER,
that 1t may take the place of that Of the earlier
issues of Fiye-Twenties, and suit tho ,eOnven.
ience of our friends who already hold Central
and Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable
in January and July, and who may desire, In
making additional investments, TO have their In.
terest receivable at different seasons of the year.
The Loan is secured by mortgage upon the
entire line OF Road from Richmond to tile Ohio
River, with the equipment and all other prop
erty and Oppurtenances- connected harewith.
A Sinking Find Of s1OO, 600 per annum IS pro .
rided for The demptiOn of the Bonds, to tGks effect
one gear after tho completion ef.the Road e,
The mortgage is iof s15, 100000. 81 which
$4,000 900 will be reserved and held In trust for
the redemption of outstanding Bonds Of the
Yirbima Central Railroad conpans, now merged
into the CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO,
OF the remaining $4,000, 900, a SUFFICIENT
amo unit will be sold to ocomplete the road to the
Ohio river perfect and improve the portion now
in operation, and thoroughly equip the whole
for large and active traffic. ~ ttA
The present price Is 30 and accrued interest.
o A Loan 50 amply secured, so carefully guard
ed, aud so certain hereafter to command prom
inent lace among the favorite securities in the
markets. both of this Country and Europe, vii
be at once appreciated aud quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
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-. Stale Qf Ohio, Jackson county, So;
VS.. In Partition.
Martha j. Woods, ct all
Pursuant to the command of an Order of Sale
Issued in the above styled cause, and TO me di.
recled US Spec iaf Master, IwH offer at public
a6otl6H at1Ao d0or of the Court House IN Jack
son, in the said county of jackson, on
,,,, Saturday, April Cd, A, d., 1870,
at one O'Clock, Z, NJ, of said day the following
described real estate, situated ia the county Of
jackson aud State OF Ohio, to-wit; a.e IA
The West hall Of the South West quarter of
Section number four (4), of Township number
seven 4 >, of Range numbcr eighteen (18), con-
tanning elghty.two{S2) aciesB more or lesss
Valued at 56S3 0O.
L 10 be s9ld in certain proceedings In partition,
Wherein LOfenzo ID. LiYelyis petitioner, aud
Martha JtNoods aud Others arc defendants.
Terms Of sale=-One Oh ird on day of sale, one
third in ONE year, aud. the residue In two years.
The deferred payments to be secured by notes
? -and-aortgage upon the premises sold, and TO
bear six per cent, interest from day of sale.
Given htIdvr my haHl this list day of March,
DPf0T JOHNSON WADE,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner of tho
,yugCourt OF Common Pleas OF said county.
March ., 70-5w-pf $l1 10
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FIRST NrORTGAGE BONDsC
che.apeahe .ana ono Railroad cOn.pa..N

Chesapeake aud Ohio RGiIrOGd COBIPanU
,flsHai 1isdi saian gas e7 s3bliJ5 nsg
u The CEtsapedkc'dnd Ohio Railroad, eonneetIng
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors
of the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River At -
point of reliable navigation, and thus with the
entife Railroad system and water transportation
of the great West and Southwest FORMS THE
ADDITIONAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK
LINE, so imperatiyely defnandeds FOR The nc.
commodaton of the immense and rapidly grow
ing transportation between the Atlantic seaboard
and Europe on The one hand, and the great pro.
ducing regions of the Ohio and Mississippi Yal-
I.leys on-the other, syssaas47~ =, ,~stgr,-s
THE IMPORTANCE OF fTHISROADAS A
NEW OUTLET FROM THE WEST TO THE
SEA magnfes it into one of national consei
quence, and fnsufes to il an extensive through
traffic from the day of its completion; while in
the development of the extensive agricultural
and mineral resources of Virginia and West
Virginia, it possesses, along its own line, the
elements of large and profitable local business!
Thus the great interests, both general and
local, which demand the completion of the
ClIEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD to the Ohio
River, afford the surest guarantee of its success
aud value, and RENDER 1T THE MOST, IN!
,PoRIANT AND SUBSTANTIAL RAILROAD
ENTERPRISE NOW IN PROGRESS IN THIS
COUNTRY '... -....,...-.. '3ft1
Its superiority as an East and West route, and
the promise Of an immense and profitable trade
awaiting its completion. have drawn to It the
atte ntion and cooperation of prominent Capital
lists and Railroad mem Of this City of sound
judgment and'known Integrity, whose connection
with it, it,togethsrwith eminPtcltiZens and bu'i4
ness men of Virginia and West-V rginia, IN
suRES 4 AN4lNERGErlc, H0NoRABLEs AND
SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT.
Tie Road is completed and IN operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs of Wost-Vlrginia, 227 miles, and there
remain but 200 m lies (now partially eonstructed)
to be completed to carry 1t to the proposed
terminus on the Ohio River at, or near the
mouth of the Big Sandy river, 100 miles above
CINCINNATI, and $50 miles below Pittsburg, -
Lines are how projected orn progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will
connect the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO WITH
THE ENTIRE RAILROAD SYSTEMS OF THE
WESFAAND SOUTHWEST AND WITH THE
PACIFIC RAILROAD. a....sii
Its va luabIe franchises and superior advan-
tages will place the CHESAPEAKE AND Ono
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and most
powerful and Trustworthy corporations OF the
country AND THERE EXISTS A PRESENT
VALUE, IN COMPLETED ROAD AND WORK
DONE, EQUAL TO THE ENTIRE AMOUNT
OF THE MORTGAGE. .r .a.-s
The details of the Loan have been arranged
with special reference to the wants of all classes
Of Investors, and combine the various features
of convenience safety and protection against
loss or fraud.
The Bonds are in denominations of
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Dawes.

The Democratic press has happy
time in quoting the speech ofDRwes,
a renegade Republics, showing Grants
administration to be extravagant.
We confess that we ike such extrav-
agance as Grants administration has
exhibited, ,-,.,, .,.,...-.,Y, .,. 49,.
Hon. A. II. Cragin recently wrote
to the Secretary Of the Treasury max
ing inquiry about the reduction of the
Pdblic Debt, and here is the answer
.--sss. .. aTEEasuRY DEFAKTssExr, FebaT. 4s70..s
SIR; Ireply briefly to your letter of the 4th
inst, IN reference to the amount of publibdcht
che amount on the 1st of February, 1870. 'T0s
The net amount Of the public debt soA tho LIST
OF March, 1869, including interest accrued and
not paid, and erctuding Pacific Railroad bonds,
bonds then Issued to the Pacific Railroad Com
pauies was S53 ,937 600, orap aggregate liability
aud Indebtedness of -, 6Is ,4e0, 2G0 Of.
On The Ist Of February, 1870, the net amount
ofthe debt, ercludiBg bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad Companies, and including interestac-
crued aud not paid, was S2,444, $40, 2s8 %. The
bonds issued TO the Pacific Railroad Companies
at the latter date amounted to e64, ,457, ,S2O or
an aggregate liability and Indebtedness of ~, 500,
2T0 ,6D8 92. 5.U. iaarov rr sr 3us .m,4
1t thus appears that the liability Of the United
States on account of the Pacific Railroads haI
1 been increased during the eleven months, undeI
acts Of Congress previously passed, to the
amount Of S1Oi52O 800 3'l rl 8n31 1851 ''
During the same period Of eleven months. The
| direct debt Of the United States has been dinin
ished $50, Gas 97l 90; and, II the increased liza
bility of the United States on account Of the Pa
cinc Railtohds be added, there still remains al
actual dininntion of the total public debtof tht
United States direct and contingent, during
thesc eleven months, Of go, l2S,65l %.
These statements are based upon the books o
the Treasuary Department GHd cannot in an
i0dy be impeaohtd. .l .' Hs t.tst q! r}'t"
Very respectfully, your obediept servant
'' GEoRGE s. Boutwell,, Secretary.
The Hon. A. Ii, CHAGIN, United States, Senate
Washington, D. e..
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The private banking house Of
VIM. Scott, OF Hillsboro, was broken
iuto last week, and money and bonds
to the amount Of $151, 500 stolen.
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.NELL-PLACED Essays 70
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FISK & HATCH,

EJP.S.-We have Issued pamphlets conta lining
tull particulars. statistical details, maps, etc.,
which viii be furnished upon application
Fa-We buy and sell Government Bonds, aad
reeelve the accounts OF Banks Bankers, Cor
porations, aad others, subject to ehsckat light,
and allow interest on daily balances,
March 0, '70-3m,
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A DMINIsTRAToRs EI'stDF
Sale of Real Estate.
In pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court Of Jackson county Ohio, will Offer
for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, April End, "A. ID. 1870.

Saturday, April End, A. ID. 1870,
at one o'clock P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House in sdh county the following described
real estate, situate in the county Of jackson,
and State of0hiO, .to-wit THE east-half of one
hundred and four acres Off of the north-end of
the southeast quarter OF section number three
(3), In township number nine co. Of range mum
her seYenieeu Q7) excepting about one and
three-fourths acres lying west of the jackson
and Albany'Stnte road, In which tract dover has S
been assigned as follows, beginning eighteen
rods (lS) sQuth4west from tlie center Of the
public road opposite to the late residence oil
isaac M LONG, deceased, Gin the said road
thence running south to the.south boundary
line, thence east on said boulaaryIto the south
east corner of the tract (standing on the sect ion
q lnt) thence north on said section line to the
center Of the public road, thence along said
road southwest to the beginning place, sup
posed TO contain twelve acres. Appraised sub
ject to dover at ~, 900 90.
Also the following premises free from dover,
the north west quarter of the southwest quar-
ter, Of sect Ion number two (2) in township
number nine (0) OF range number seventeen
QD containing forty acres more or less, except
about one-half acre on the southwest side of the
public road running from Hamden TO Wilkes
Vile, appraised AZ 5000 10. ,t .,. .lt.If
Terms OF sale,--A cas- h in hand, ~ ,six
months, and the residue In one wear from the
day o sale, deferred payments to bear interest
and to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
..tN ~ SIS w. X. HASTINGS,
~ Administrator Of IsNaC' NJ !. Long, deceased
March g. 1s70-4w.
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Letitia LOdWig or Davies, decd.

The children of Letitia Lodwig or Davies. for
merly Letltla Davies or Reed, are required
T EflT1A LoDWtG OR DAVIES was one of
IL the children of Sarah Reed. deceased, late
of Landewi, near Aberaith, Cardiganshlre,
Wales, England; and if any of The children Of
Letiia Lodlcig or DIARIES are now living, they are
requested to communicate Immediately with
Messrs. BOYS AND TWEEDIES of No. Lin
coins IpnyFields London, England, Solicitors
h March g. 1869--gw 1itlLtL~ sr'' lllB1.
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Office Of FISK & HATCH,
BANNERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT RECURITIEs,
February 10Th, 1870.

No. NASSAU STREET, NEw-YoRK,
February 10Th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our
negotiation OF the Loans of the CENTRAL Pa
CIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popular
ity and credit which these Loans have main
talned in the markets, both in this country and
Europe, have shown that the First Mortgage
Bonds Of wisely locatOdand houorably.nanagCd
Railroads are promptly recognized and readily
talEensas the most suitable, safe, and advantage
ousr form Of inyestment. yielding mors. liberal
income than ean hereafter be derived from Gov
ernment Bonds,and available totake their place.
Assured that, n, the selection and negotiation
of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a
great public Fapt rapd rendering y valuable
seryice-both to the holders of Capital and to
those great National works of internal improve
ment whose intrinsic merit and substantial
character entltle them to the use Of Capital and
the conHdeheeoi invsstorsL2we now offer with
special confidence and salts faction the gsT
.sTnHpr 9t1t igai 9WHs st3
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDgc
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M AsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
1YA

Stale Of 0hio. Jackson county, 81;
Lorenzo D. Lively :. r...,,
VS.. In Partition,
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.
Our Observations.

We have recently visited severa
parts or this State, and of othcrs ad
joining, and we have been in large
number of our neighboriug prosper
GUS cities and towns, and what has
struck us as most remarkable who're
ever we have been, is tho absence of
tho construction of now buildings.
In no city anywhere in this State,
or elsewhere, oftwenty.iivc thousand
inhabitants and under. which we
have visited, has there been as much
Improvement in the way Ct build. g
in Ottumwa, tho past season. The
difference in this respect between our
city and those Of three times its size,
without single exception, is very
factoring to Ottumwa; and, from
what we have observed. We hesitate
not to say, that there is not a city
within radius of two hundred miles
of this place, that has built during
the past season eighteen now brick
business houses. II such q city
there be, let us hear from it.
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Chinese Insurrection.

u
Another terrible massacre occurred
on the 18th of this month, in the val.
ley ofthe Suite, $50 miles from Lima
on the plantation of ono Pnlerlican
Galpon, BY whom nearly 1000 Chi.
nose were employed, and on the
neighboring estates some i 900 moro
were at work. The agent Of one Of
the estates arrived with funds to pay
the laborers and to purchase cotton,
and while ho and others we're at sun.
per, some two hr d Of the Coolies
armed with stakes and other wea.
pons, burst in the doors and com.
menced an indiscriminate slaughter.
All the whites, but one, were muir.
dcred. The insurgents then gather.
Cd up the treasure and arms and pro.
cecded to the next plantation, where
tho same atrocities were enacted.
Revolting barbarism was practicod
and the bodies Of the females subjected
to The most shameful and cruel ont
RACES. They next moved on to
the village Of Bavanca, bnt the vii.
Layers had been notified by friendly
Coolies, and barracadcd themselves
and families in the church, whore
they received the attack with rifilo
shot, and in two hours repulsed them
killing sixty. In this terrible insur.
reetion forty whites were killed, and
the loss in treasure approximatod
one million dollars. Three hundred
Coolies were killed.
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Mill Change.

Il =
| Mcssrs. J. O. Jackson & John Alex
andcr have purchased and leased the
entire interest of tho old firm Of
Hunter 4 Co., in the Ottumwa
City Mill (known as the upper mill, }
and Mr.. Hunter has retired from the
business. Mr.. jackson is q practical
miller, and has q well established
reputation, as all who have tested his
ability at Kirkville, know. These
gentlemen are now running the mill
to its utmost capacity, being Eve
hundred bushels per day, and are
turning off some Of the very best
quality Of -four, tho "Golden Sheaf,n
and "Ottumwa City XXX" being
their speciality and for which they
challenge rivalry. They are supply.
ne two of the most extensive
Bakeries, and their -four may be
found IN almost every grocery IN the
city.
Their main object is to pleas
customers, whloh they are bound to
90 by guaranteeing satisfaction at
oil times and under all circumstances.
and to eest this promise they invite
the farmers of Wapelo county, to
give them q trial.
They now have On hand a verv
good gaade of flour at sl.00 uer
sack.
chopping done as cheap as at any
other place in the city.
July Is w6md3t.
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New store Rooms,

Messrs. b. J. Boulton & Bro, and
Cherrie l. Tindell have completed
their beautiful business rooms and
have already occupied them. The
former firm as Bakery and Confec
tionesy, and the latter as Grocery
and Chinaware business, These
rooms are twins-samo height, and
same front, and are really ornsmen.
tal Is we'll es useful. The Boultone
use the first floor for salos room and
bakery, and the second floor for the
exclusive manufacture of candy--oi
which we can speak in the bss,
tcrns, knowing that every ounce
they make is puro. Cherrie 4 Tin.
dell devote their first fioor to groce.
ries and chinawaro, J and the second to
china, glass and up ware. They
have an excellent run of custom both
retail and wholesale.
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F
Judge NJ. J. Williams has just re-.
ceived fine thoroughbred stallion
which he purchased at the Missouri
State Fair, for $1,000. We saw the
horse on the street last evening, and
we pronounce him o most beautiful
animal. Tho horse is of tho old
Messenger stock, is five years old
and with only six weeks training
trots in 2:4i. Tho Judge is entitled
10 tho thanks Of our people for hi
liberal efforts towards the improve
'mcnt of stock in this countys both il
horses, cattle, and hogs.
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In Their New Rooms.

III. Bonlton Il Bro, Bakers and
ttriectioners, have removed to their
handsome and commodious new
rooms, Oh Main street, same site as
their old saleroom, and are opening
out q very fine stock of confectionery
goods, foreign and homemade. Their
facilities for supplying homo trade
with bread, crackers, bonbous, sweet
meats, etc, and the wholesale trade
with everything 10 their line, are un.
surpassed in the State. Send in your
orders. sept 15-d&wtf.
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Valuable Property for Sale.
| will sell that beautifully situated
and valuable Fruit and Garden Farm,
two miles northwest Of Ottumwa,
on the Eddyville road, near the Fair
Grounds. Without question the
finest location, and greatest variety
OF Fruits in bearing condition, in the
county. For particulars enquire Of
E. w. BETS,
ClOthier.
No. 20, Union Block,
Sept. l9-1m. Ottumwo, Iowa.
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Nebraska,

Nebraska goes republican by a
small majority. Notwithstanding
the bitter fghts between Saunders
and Thayer for the Senatorship,
Thayer raked down the pile, clean.
ing out all bis opponents in Douglass
county. Tsffes isis elected to Con
gress, and Butler, Governor.
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Indiana

The Democratic majority in Indi-
ans is R,ooe. Democratic majority
cfsix in tho Senate, and Republican
majority of two in the House. This
would insure o Democratic Senator
on joint ballot, therefore we predict
that Morton won't 60 to 81. James.
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ar FIRE PREMIUM ME
Do IMPROVED FAMILY M
Sewing Machine,

Sl2.50 clear profit per day. s75per week. 5000
per month made easy by any lady or gentie-
man introducing this genuine and original
cal additions, making the most complete com
bination of valuable and useful Improvement
ever effected in any one machine. The enl-
and utility. entirely different In model and
design from any low priced machine. It is the
most seryiceab1e, elegant. and reliable Family
sa eM Wherever introducsd las 'r re-.
ceived premiums. Stood the test Of 10 years,
and is fully approved OF by every family who
strong s and beautiful Elastic Lock stitch' with
wonderful rapidity and certainty. Sews any
thing needle viii go through, from the finest
TO the thckest fahric firm and neat with
from the spool; is improved with new self
acting feed, spring tension, self-guider. and
uses the adjustable straight needle, perpendi-
Possesses all the good qualities ofthe best high
priced machines condensed, without their
complications or fault Sample OF sewing
&c zee aescsiptSe psmpRets msea iree
family use.-Tribune. Avery strong and re-
This beautiful sewing machine - one OF the
mostingenious pieces OF mechanism ever in
yented.-Democrat, Ga. Worth many times
quite new machine with its many fate i'm =
provements. and sews with astonishing ease,
rapidity and neatness.- Republican. N. Y.
care, for family use, with everything complete
sent to any pn~. ~ the country, Der express,
packed In strong wooden box. free, on receipt
foed, Forward cash BY Registered letter, or
postofiice money order, at our risk. Agents
wanted. male or female. everywhere. New
sent s Hsad drs Fay eMna
York. aug20-wly.
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Bro. Wilcox, Of the Eddyville Ga
sette, still continues to print our POP.
ulation about 1000 less than It fs.--
He either desires TO ipjure us, or else
has not kept himself duly posted
Will you do 'us the justice to say that
the in your columns for Ottumwa
should have been s.?
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CHANoE.-W. @. Moss, Jr. h Co.
have completely reconstructed the
arrangements Of their retail depart.
mont, and now have not only the
handsomest store, but the cheapest
stock of goods in the interior of Iowa
We recommend the ladies to 20 and
be confirmed in this opinion.