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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17
fHE ofIUIVl WEEKLY COURIER.
Salmon nP. Chase.

This gentleman, according to re-
porss which appear to be well found
cd, shout to retire from sSupreme
Bench 81 the United States, because
Of ill-health. We wish and hope that
Chief Justice Chase may regain his
'hsalth, and enjoy yet many years Of
prosperity and happiness, but We ars.
NOT one Of those who would regret
his retiring from the Supreme Bench.
Chase, a. Governor Of Ohio for four
years; q : member Of the United
STATES Senate; and y Secretary Of the
Treasury, during Mr.. Lincoln's ad-
ministration, made in the main, an
cxcsllent nse Of his exalted intellect,
snd contribtsd largely TO the welfare
tof his State and of tho nation, but
afssr Ill, from having known quite
wsll his political history, before heI
became prominent in the eyes Of the
nation, and noting some Of his inde-
fensible positions since, We have al
along regarded him - not . reliable
man. His tempter, and We may say
his ruler ,to< p an extent - to lead
him to sacrih0g principle therefor,
has been his overwesning, his vault
ing, ambition. Beginning his early
political careor in Ohio as m ardent
advocate Of the principles Of the old
Liberty party, who first ran james
G.. Birney for tho Presidency, he Of
cosrae, naturally driftsd into the
FrseSoil party, only, however, to be-
tray them in the campaign between
Taylor and Cass, In 184S. About six
weeks before the election of that
year, he left his old and tried friends
in the cause Of abolition, and publicly
advocated the claims of Lewis Cass,
and, when confronted in open die.
cussion, BY those able and staunch
advocates Of Free Soilism, his former
associates, Joshua r. Giddings and
Samuel r. Lewis, he made the most
feeble and lame defense of his re-
markable political sommersault, that
We ever heard fall from the lips Of
any man; in fact, his own counten-
ance and manner betrayed the
rottenness OF his change Of front.
This was only ono instanoo, Of to say
the least, fickleness in his earlier
career. Afterwards, as Is we'll known,
and fresh in the minds Of our people,
he harnessed himself to the same
chariot with Andrew johnson, and
beat the democratic bush with him.
for the Presidential nomination. As
we before said, the bane of his life
has been his uncomfortable ambition,
his love of place and power, which
has for fifteen years past beckoned
him on to the Presidency, and in its
corroding infuence consumed his
love Of tho right.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

A banker lent . graoelsss scamp
fifty dollars, inlhops Of getting rid Of
him, but to his surprise, the fellow.
paid the money punctualiy on the day
agreed upon, and short time after
ward applied to him for another loan.
No." said tho banker, lyon deceived
mo once, and | am resolved you shan't
do it the second time.n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

If any man doubts what energy,
nerve, and printers' ink, will do, just
let him step around 70 Hawley's.
Judicions advertising to the three
thousand readers ofthe daily and
weekly CoURItR, and . full and free
distribution OF bills, posters, and 50
forth, fora week, together with their
unparalleled low prices, I'll their
store from day to day with custom.
ers, and yesterday they sold more
goods than on any other day since
1865. 4
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

The Red Oak Eaprsss says: s.Mr.
Smith the pioneer land agent for the
b. & N, r. r., was last week attack
cd by the Indians just west Of here in
Nebraska. There were ten Indians
and four of Mr.. Smiths party. At
first things looked rather dubious,
but when the red devils became con-
vinced that D. N. and his party were
bound to sell their scaips at . dear
rate, all being armed with repeating
rides, they concluded to withdraw
and lot them proceed. 81:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

CoNTENTMENT.-An old lady at
Abba, Iowa, during q conference
meeting, gave her idea of content
mont, O. one of the sschristian graces,' .
a. sfollows
HDesr ssisters and brethren, as
como to this ere meeting, I see an
old cow standing by the fence a
switching of her ta,l yes, there she
was, happy and contented . switch
ing Of her tail, and the words Of the
'PostIs Paul came to my mind, Go
thou, and do likewise Z
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17
ABscoNDrD. The Oak Express

ABScoNDED. - Lie Oak Express
says 27&
'sldr. PHI. Goode, for four years q
resident Of Of this place, has left for
parts unknown. He went away
sometiRe last week, saying that he
would return III a day or two, but as
time rolled ON it became apparent
that hc had gone for good and did
not intend to return. Mr.. Goode was
the Deputy u. s. Collector at this
place, .andsis something over eleven
hundred dollars behind, His bonds
men sare ]. NJ. Howett and r. II.
Haller, who viii probably be loser to
that, amount. He is also behind with
other collections, which is probably
tho casise oi his leaving so uncerimo
nionsly. Mr.. Goode has been his
own worst enemy, and no one be-
lieves for q moment that he has car
ried any Of this money away with
him, and it is generally believed that
'ho wentaway empty handed. His
appstits for strong drunk is undoubt-
edly the caase."
As many of our citizens are &C.
quainted with Mr.. Goode, they will
be interested in the above.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

The Register does Colonel John
Edwards injustice. NJ
He never went clear. over TO the
enemy after A. ].
He ran as an Independents Repub-
lican, the Democratic supporting him
solidly. Our evidence Of this state
mont 10 the address be issued to the
voters Of the district. announcing his
candidacy. There will be plenty Of
scallawaggier carpet-baggers in the
next Congress. than SHonestp John
Edwards, even if he is elected.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

d. w. Kilboarne Esq, delivers his
lecture ON what he saw in Europe,
in Keokak next Tuesday evening
5th inst.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

b. Gratz Brown is elected Cover
nor Of Missouri, over McClurg, by
$4,000 majority.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

The faculty of Yale College, ut
recent meeting sspasscd law forbid
ding sany student carrying his text
book into the recitation room.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

The microscope reveals the fact
that . spsck of potato rot the size Of
. pin head contains about two hun.
|dred ferocious little animals biting
and olawing each other sAvagely.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

The Sisourney Nens, one OF our
best exchanges, is to be enlarged to
eight columns.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

An Indiana man who wanted
divorce tried to save the lawyers fee
by persuading his wife to kindle the
fire by pouring coal oil on it from a
can. The widower afterwards found
that the damoge to the cooking stove
was more than the fee would have
hoen. AEsF
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

The Republicans elected II out of
the 20 Aldermen chosen in Chicago
at tho late election. q
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

"When he didn't attend church, he
made it duty to kill Digger In
dian, says an obituary notice Of q
dead Laramie gentleman.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

Judge Clsggett wants to self one
half Of his Job Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

I Our good friend Jake Rich is bring.
ing the Dubuque Tines out Of the
kinks. He has however, lately been
in trouble. He didn't like Charley
Farwell's nomination and commend
ed the Tribune for boiling, but when
the latter paper united with the
Timss in supporting that compound
extract Of double distilled political
and moral iniquity John Wentworth.
Then the Tines went back on the
Tribune also. ols
We sincerely sympAthise with our
Dubuque contemporary in having lost
respect for al the Chicago papers ana
in being compelled to submit to Far.
wells election, but when he knows
the latter better, he viii come to the
conclusion that tho Republicans of
that city understood their business
very well when they nominated and
elected him against such adverse in.
fiuences, and by such substantial
majority. NJ Al
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

REGISTER SoLD.-Messrs. Mills &
Co., have sold the Io,oa State Register
to Clarkson l. Co., the actual transfer
to take place on the 9th proximo.
The members Of this new concern
are father and sons, all to the manor
born.
Coquer r. Clarkson was editing
the Brookville (Ind.) Anerican, over
thirty years ago, and was promi.
nent Indiana newspaper man. He
lived in an overwhelming democratic
district, and got beat for Congress as
. whig, as matter Of course, after
which he came to Grundy county, in
this State, at an early day, and has
accumulated fortune in Iowa
lands. He has been senator from his
district, and q prominent candidate
for Congress, and is in every respect
o man Of hightoned character and
ability.
The next member Of the firm r Pl
like his father is . printer, but is now
lucratively engaged in agriculture in
Grundy County.
The Junior is "Ret" who went
years ago on to case m the Register
who was directly promoted to be
"Local" as Dixon's SUCCESSOR and who
is now the principal editor Of the
paper, and who, in q brief period, has
aquircd . brilliant reputation asa jour
nalist. st
We know nothing Of the causei
which impelled Mills 4 Co, to dispose
Of the Register, but Of one thing we
are quite certain, and that Is, that il
could not hsve fallen INTO more com
petent hands. Esal
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

The State Census Board canv asseil
the vote for Congressman yesterday,
and tho following are the official
majorities:
First District-McCrary over
Jaeger, z, 1866. 81 ~
Second District, full term--C Cotton
over Leffngwell, 4,248.
Second District, vacancy--Wolf
over his four opponents, G, ,S67.
Third District-Donnan over
Stoneman, 1866. saa az I
Fourth District--Walden over
Smith and Longhridge, 4, ,O92. Lough-
ridge received 3S votes, though not 4
candidate. s
Fifth District-Palmer over Mont
gomery, 1882.
Sixth Distrlct-Or over Smetzer,
10,507. .'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

PROSPECTIVE PRICE OF CATTLE
The Michigan Farmer, publishes the
following in regard to the prospec-
tive price Of cattle: "Therc is . strong
tendency downward in prices, and
there is q feeling that the price of
meats are higher than the Eastern
markets can afford to
continue. The Southwest is pouring
out largo numbers of Texas and
Cherokee cattle, which sfe giving o
supply of meats at low rates, and
though not of the finest quality, yet
they fill the demand, 30 that medium
and common or ordinary beef cattle
do not stand much chance of compe-
tition. Fine, fat, heavy cattle arc
not any plentier than usual, ,,and their
prices are well maintained. Cattle
feeders, who have plenty OF fodder,
and fall feed, we think, should not be
in a hurry to part with stock that
can be kept in growing condition,
and there is now too much Of the
young growing stock sent into mar
ket which would pay we'll to keep for
the next eight months"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

RELATIVE BEAUTY OF THE SExEs.
The relative beauty Of the sexes is
said TO differ considerably in different
countries. French travellers in Eng
land have reported that, as o rule,
Englishmcn are better looking speci-
mems Of the human race divine than
Englishwomen. TO this opinion our
gallantry forbids US to deter. We,
however, will state also that these
impartial French observers have said
that beautiful English girl is the
most lovely and lovable creature
among created beings. In this opin-
ion we at once and unreservedly OK
press onr entire concurrence. But
Of the relations between male and
female beauty in other countries we
can speak more freely. Under the
sunny skies Of Southern Italy fine
figures are much moro common
among tho male than among the
female sex. In Northern Italy this
is less remarkable. In France this
state of things is reversed. There
handsome women are, to handsome
men, as one to six or eight. Among
the snows and ffosts of Russia too
both IN regard to features and figure
Why il this? Is it not because il
judging at female beauty our causes
of criticism are much more strlc,
than those We apply to the lords O
creation?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17
The Courier Job Department,
Complete " ith new
TYPES AND PRESSES.
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS,
From Visiting Gard to Mammoth osts. Ste.
work duplicated. 5
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Hog Cholera Cure.

A correspondent Of the Rarat
American, residing in Kentucky,
claims to have discovered an infalli-
bic cure for the hog cholera, apd Of
fers it free Of charge to, the public
1t is as follows:
Dissolve thoroughly ono pound OF
copperas in three gallons Of warm
water, and apply the wash about
milkwarm to the affected animal, by
dipping into the solution or rubbing
upon it until the skin is thoroughly
wet. Whenever the skin Of the hog
begins to look rough and scaly or Of
a dark red color, apply the wash i'm
mediately. Don't wait until the
moro alarming symptoms (vomiting
and purging)sets in. Apply the wash
every day until the scales are re-
moved.
The correspondent states that this
remedy has been tried repeatedly,
and without q single failure when
the directions were properly follow
ed. At any rate it is worthy of
trial.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17
BY The Fireside.

Now stir the nre, and close the shuttesf
1ee 0AH the curtaine wheel the SON round.
And while the bubblinH ana loud -hiasing urn
YnnQWy mp stGAny column, and theCupo
mt cheer. but MOI inebrfAte, wait on esch,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

"A baud Of 200 men, mounted and
armed, took possession of Lake City,
last night and drove the white aud
colored Republicans from the town,
including the republican candidates
for Lieut.. Gov. and Legislature. Five
colored men were shot.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
SUPERIOR coURT-srEGN TERN.

Decisions - By Judge Jones. - Mitchell agt
ruuiean-The order Of Sept 2l 1870 Is vacated on con
dou that defendant serve his proposed case on appeal
within 10 days and pay $40 costs OF opposing the notion
Eaocr AIT Thtrp-MOtiOn for commission stated with
ont costs STAY Of proceedings FOR 30 days granted on
iayent Of costs OF October Term, witnesses fees and
lrpses Of defendant coming to this city and return
nc 10 the place from which he came, ana OF ms stay
here sueb cOss and disbursements 10 be taxed on one
dly + notice and he paid within two DAYS after taxa
ton II not paid, stay denied; cause TO be set down
flr a day sufficiently late In the Term 10 allow
q compliance with these terms French agt
Wheeler. aud wheeler agt. French.-MOuOn de-
MED with $40 costs. without prejudice, 10 make
such application the Judge holding the Jury Term as
the counsel for Wheeler agt Peters ma! ne auNseI
White agt ColfaX.-Let the purchaser be discharged
and be- paid our AZ the land reasonable sum f0r exam
ming the tlte: order 10 be settled one days notice
Hooper agt Jessup.-Motion OF defendant Kennedy 70
vacae summons denied. Objections OF defendant Ken
uev 70 the examination Of defendant Jessup overrued
aud examination directed Ia proceed. The defendant
kennedy. dcsiIIug appear and wishing stay OF pro
e'eding a staF is granted until The sth OF NOVeIhber
this examination will be adjourned until thst day
This will give time have appeal heard and probably
a0tcrmiued am the Judges sit ia bdnc on the 5th OF
November for which DAY the appeal may ne hOtceu anu
argued.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
THE COURTS.
oF THE CoUNTERFEITERs.

In the United States Circuit Court yesteIio,ns'
,iore Judge Benedict, the case OF A.AIs A.x' Dct@s
sar,cd with issuing counterfeit 50celt cur
- rosumed Mr.. Erhardt, counsel ior l41 pi,> th,
orteuded that the evidence Of CienthtS y tierrino
ernurnt witness could not be belleNed I ar ,af
% bineelf notorious counterfeiter ana chih,da bi,
~ Whitley did wrong IN hiring such in ns;s,ant mis-
an M business OF detecting crlinlHais' necessary
,et Attorney Purly cOntended that ""S serSeiters
tcr the protection Of the public that t edctual
.houd h nut down. and this plan Witr tho rc nest 10
n arrpstinc This class Of criminals yschief The
d. community and did incacu&,lc ~ n tfo ,risoner
C'urt summed M and the jury iounu az ~ VII.
-iity Sentence is suspended; ais" ln,rfsit III ropey
lam Johnson. indicted for passing ''
and who plead g1lN. t,od on charge Of at
cmnfnc 10 mass counterfeit ourrFh'S ,ies trstiGeJ
AuI1sf John smith Of Col MhlIi,S 20 n,.nst and re
tlaf he met the prisoner ON ie l.m d i6en Jeff: he
,.ai,eo In MS company for some hIie, " "a bf fbeu
h'tluSu ~ or '.' fhp evening following, ana ne th'n
III W y. - al of hills and asked Wltucss """.
lulltI iss uua e. witness replied that that was Puos
lion he ala not u answer III nt, ~ ~ % All rigbt and
~ ,rscrer hen said that he kne" ~ was All rEn @ a
the pIiS, t,cr asked him if he had ever seen any
lC II - ritrcse said that he had IN Philadelpfa, anu
-, ,t.ss then handed him $40 bill. ana salu enos
.OId 90 and make purchase ON arriving AT 'uc DIV
NOU -resf Jopee-sf the prisoner asked MN 10 ~ III
cry az" ,5 b1v a pair of boots, handing roll OF conh-
.sit Nm. witness said that he was hfalu, pul thc
s,,er ala that there was no reason 10 rear az tnc
~ ,r.re decent - witness went lnlo 'nc soIO
-n. rlir of slippers but paid Tor thcin IN law
..l' 7'x Iiffiuc the counterfeit in his pocket the
IN "A COMMUNICATED witness on ms deAteFllg III
l'giTc = the note EX-Judgc Stuart, on behaH Oi the
l,,ntr then moved Tor acquittstl, ON tle grounu
ttif ,r0Spt uti0n aided and abetted the 1elony Ae
to,t stricf Attorney Purdy argued that II was ne
.ery 10 resort % these practices m order 10 sHNsl
,1o ,s.ers a. counterfeit money, ana asked Tor the
'',g,ffou of the prisoner. The jury found Monahan
entity sentence suspended.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
THE D.1zElL DIVORCE CASE PERJURY.

Xmas County Oyer and Terminer.-On the
r-Uny of the Court yesterday, Judge hppen presiding
Ihu Hlt was placed trial for perjury in the Ddze
yorce case District Attorney Morris appeared for the
gr,sccut on and John NJ Flynn for defendant The hrst
Jiuess for the prosecution was G. W. Thomas Deputy
Coutv Clerk who testified that the Judgment roll In the
Dilze divorce placed on file in ms oince MI
sidney v Sewe testified that the evidence i'm the divorce
case was before him, and that Holt was the person
who under the name of BENJAMIN Kane gave testllnOh!
m he ease. Dr. Henry Jones testified that Holt was
clerk in the Office Of William }. Fisher the lawyer VINO
obtained the divorce . ,....
The defense here moved 10 have the indictment
Guashed which denied For the defense, Mrs CARA
4 Fisher testified that Holt boarded with her IN 1905 Oh
the day Of the alleged perjury he was home all DAY.
Mr. Flynn asked for the acquittal OF the accused uucI
me rule that cannot be convicted OF perjury unless
lv witness fully cOrrODOratye In this case there war
no such testimony. OvcrTuled. Mr.. Flynn then ashed
fp an aoOuttal the ground that the identity OF lne
prisoner had not been proven The Court salu it ques
non Wis one OF fact, and for the Jury 10 declde
The Jury found the prisoner guilty.
Dstrct-AttOney Morris moved that Holt ana FRANK
Archibald who found guilty on Tuesday o1 pelJui!
ir tbe same ease should be sentenced.
Judgc Tappcn said, in addressing the prisoners, Ihat
there we're no mitigating circumstances, that they had
leu fairly tried and, he believed, fairly convicted.
Ttoy deserved the fun penalty allowed by law bui as
hoti had been Jail upward Of year, he would ahoW
Them the benefit of n. He sentenced the prisoners 10
imprisonment in the state Prison AT sing sing Tor nine
wears each.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
.rprRloR corRr-rRIAI TERM-PARI |.

Bef0re Judqe BarJOur.-1his action was to
recover $3.50 fO- sci OF diamond jewery which II was
alleged. was borrowed and never returned. The oe-
ttndaut constituted his nephew, young man by the
rIme Of Lyons his agent 10 sell out stock OfJewelry III
Park-rOw. Lyons, while in that position borrowed OF
smith, the plaintiff, set Of diamond lewery, which MS
wife wore 10 the Purim ball. Plaintiff alleged he loaned
hn the lewely with the under standing that II N was not
returned he 500 that the lewery was sold
by Lyon, Tor $50 ana never returned 10 him. Lyons
nephew O the defendant testified that he did return The
property 10 the plaintiff, but subsequently, the latter
hlg out 0i funds he retOOk the ewcry and, al the re-
quest OF plaintiff pledged for $500 which he paid over
To the pl8lutn. All this The plaintiff denied, claiming
a Hart Was the real owner OF the store and that Lyons
made the Transaction agent Of Harts; that Lyons
name va, plated over the door which made him respOn
-De as the agent ~ Hart Defendant again COnended
mat Lyons was there simply agent for the sale OF
ihe stock and without authority purchase and that
TINS whole transaction vas without his knowledge and
approval, and purely personal arrangement The jury
found for the plaintiff tie fun amount claimed with
COSTS, amount ng in all a. s. 1903 C0.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
DtSSENCEPS ARPJVED

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80 ,. chrru goyerne and maid b. H. Brush and "i Prank
NJ Manning Mr infant servants and four rhi
d- ~ Repd,U Ngnes Mrs smith A. LcS wife and IN
1nt, Mr. and Qurin, Mrs. Iooker Mrs Ashmsn
and child Mis- Coles, MI and Mn Lawrenil NM Asswoth
and child Preifon and daughier' mr D'pei ~. sIam
Wiss Bootb and sister and Mu smith and niece, MA
Doqtr,Ii Wright W Rdsr, Mf Cranrr MI fA,ssfAn "r
Bsi,r z n Ball Mr webb Mr. Lubsn weber j. g Mebr
NJ and Mr. TnkhAm Miss nkh,m Master ilnthAm nta a
Caus.r Nj. Dowe and wife MI Penon Master Je1
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hoaef Mr Par. Pei and daughter A. = Mh'ee,, Mt
Tiompson Nr Ds,I, and child Miss NJ Joy, Miss J. H. Mason
B POI NJ and Mn ave children aud s5 nafsss
Turner and servari John Thomas sHeI NJ a.
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