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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-13
There were no home runs mad


by either side.
FIVE never knew it before, we now
know that muscle and activity has as
much to. do with base ball as science.
Why, those fellows would take a
ball eight or ten feet from the ground
or fourteen feet from either side.
They don't make o feeble grab ut a
flying ball, but clutch it even though
slow, as though it were q thousand
dollar greenback sailing near them ;
and then such pitching " how
winding AZ the Des Moines river,
and as swift as an eagles fight.
Well, we are glad those boys visi.
ted us. 1t will be o pleasant recollec.
ton, and while we are assured that
they were well pleased with US, let
us say that we were highly enter
tanned with their skill, and pleased to
Il
meet the famous club composed o.
gentlemen. Their playing will glvt
our base bsll boys something to study
| and emulate.
We should have been pleased Il
have made notes OF each inning, bu'
our space will not permit it. w,
must say, however, that we were de
lighted with the way our boys go
their dander up and wont in to Civ,
their opposers little more work t
| do.
The great game is over, no acci
dents, and everybody pleased.
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From the daily, October Sth.
A Child Killed.

Yesterday, two or three children,
among whom was q little Swede boy
aged about four years, son of Gustorf
Calson, went to play in what had
once been . sbanty, but was then a
frame OF four posts with the roof on
the sides and floor having been
carried away. They were Chamber.
ing up and about the posts when the
old shell gave way and crushed in,
catching the Innocent little boy in
the debris and crashing through his
skull, killing him instantly. The
old shanty was standing on lot in
McElroy's addition, and had beer
left in that insecure situation by .
colored man, unknown to Ms.
The mother of the little victim
rushed to the fatal scene and in her
frantic endeavors to relieve her boy
did deeds of strength which she
would have been utterly incapable
Of performing at any other time.
MIR. VIM. starr saw the accident
and hurried to the place, bat too late
for the spirit had flown and the
laughing eyes Of the bright little
fellow were glazed with the frost Of
death, his little active spirit feet were
pattering on the beach of the shin.
ing shore.
The family cannot speak word
of English, and the sympathy be-
slowed can only be dono in action
and not in words.
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Mr.. John J. Fox, Of our city, is in
Des Moincs, with specimens Of stones
from his quarry. He intends making
a bid for the foundation of the new
State House Hero is the comments
of the Register.
GooD SToNE.-We were shown yes
terday two blocks Of magnetism
limestone from Fox's quarry, Doud'a
Station, or the Des Moines Valley
Road. 1t is stone apparently Of
pure lime, very hard, and handsome.
One block was IN the rough, as il
camo from tho quarry. The other
was dressed on three sides and pol
ished on one. The polished surface
presented the appearance OF gray
marble, very smooth and of good
grain. 1t is said to be very durable
and is claimed by those who were ex'
hibiting it as the best stone in Iowa
These two blocks ere bore for the
inspection of the Capitol Commits.
sioncrs, and submitted as specimens
OF material suitable for the new State
House Mr.. J. J. Fox, the owner O
the quarry, is hero to present these
specimens, with accompanying par
ticulars, to the Commissioners.
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From the paily Courier q oct. ztn.

CENsus.-The Gate City, a few
da, ago, promulgated a table pur.
porting to be the reliable census
report of all the cities in Iowa, in
which Ottumwa is put down in figures
TO the amount Of above Hooper.
haps few more; we have mislaid
the paper, and have forgotten the
correct figures. We are surprised
that that typographical error crep,
into that reliable table, in regard t.
tae population Of Des Moines, which
the Gate corrected so handsomely
Will she do the same for Us. The
correct figures, as returned by Depu
ty Marshall G. A. Derby, Of the pop
uIatlon Of Ottumwa, is $3.50. The
failure to take in several additions il
the reason of the difference in the
enumeration. We have and do now
claim 1000, and they are here, every
soul Of them, but large number live
just on the borders of the present
corporation.
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Rouchct, q colored student Of Yale
college, in the freshman class, passed
q better examination than the ono
hundred and ninety other candidates,
all white.
Oh, what Radical outraged A
"nagur" lisa brute, is he7 Don't learn
anything only big instinct, eh?
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To Evervbody.

q j
IfyoN want new coat, now style
frock or .ancy sack, rember Belts got
EN-.
Or perhaps only Pants and Vest,
plain, or very fine Cashmere, or white
shirt or fancy tie. Plenty, all styles
at BETS.
And for fine suit, fancy Cassi
mere, Tricot, Beaver, Black Cloth or
Doeskin. Anything in the lineat
BELTS.
Now for Under-Shirts, Drawers
Gloves. Hats, Caps, Collars. and UNI
brcllas, every grade at BELTS.
Trunks and Travelling Bags, full
line at Belts.
Hats and Caps, complete stock at
BELTS.
A nice suit made TO order for Bust
ness, Dress, or, perhaps, o wedding,
got up in style, by Mr.. Salvo, Belts
justly celebrated Cutter, you must
have, SO nice, and yet 80 cheap.
e. w. BELTS,
No. 20, Union Block,
Ottumwa, lows.
sept. 13l-d&w-tf.
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MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored.

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Notlce.

We have this day appointed Mr.. E. n.
Oliver, a. the sole agent for the sale Of our
Celebrated Perfected SPectacles, for which
We claim the following advantages, viz -
They assist, ~ we'll a. pTeservc, rendering
frequent changes unnecessary. They con-
fer . clear and distinct vision al In the
natural healthy sight. They are pure,
hard and brilliant, hence not liable to be-
come scratched. The frames, whether in
gold, silver or steel, are Of the finest quality
and finish. They are fitted by new
mode (Test typee) by which mistakes are
impossible. LAZARUS Il MORRIS,
apr5d&w1y Opticians. Hartford Conn.
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Dies Holmes River Congregational
Association.

Dies Holmes River Congregational
Association.
This ecclesiastical body, composed
of the Congregational churches and
ministers in this part Of the State,
has just hold an unusually interest
ing meeting, at Cincinnati, in Ap.
panoose county.
All the pastors within the bounds
Of the Association were present ut
the commencement of the meeting.
Sermons were preached by Rows. NJ.
Rowley, Of Abba; A. Farwell, Of
Bentonsport; and PR. Hurd, OF
Chicago Theological Seminary
Other exercises wero furnished by
Rev. g. d. A. Hebard, Of Oskaloosa,
Rev. J. W. Pickett, Agent of Homo
Missionary Society, Rev. 7. Merrill,
Of Fairfield, and Rev Il. Bross, Of
OLtumwa. Interesting discussions
were had upon some oftho living
questions Of the day, such as revival
effort, the temperance work, &C.
One Of the principal features of the
session, was large and interesting
Memorial Meeting" held on Wed
nesday evening, and addressed by
several speakers. The object of this
meeting was to call tho attention OF
Congregationalists to what they owe
70 the principles Of the Pilgrims, and
to what they suffered to maintain
these principles.
Th;e Association has opnwn in
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BASE BALL!
Forest City VS.. Appanoose.

Yesterday, October q, the match
between the celebrated Forest City,
(Rockford, Illinois) and the Appa.
moose (Ottumwa) Clubs was played,
on the grounds Of the Driving Park.
For two or three days past it has
rained at intervals, so that the
ground was moist and slippery. A
very fair crowd Of people assembled
on tho grounds, Notwithstanding the
omnibus looks of the clouds Swab.
keys brass band led the procession
from tho city TO tho grounds, arrived
at which, we saw the opposition club
dressed in their white uniform, with
sfeen hose aud canvass shoes. We
Judge there was not a man among
them that weighed less than 175
pounds, and their brawny arms,
knotted legs, and quick movements
showed at glance that they were
athletes OF the first water. Our club
was made up of young men who have
ncvor regularly practiced together !;
IN fact w have had no regular thine"
Tor some time but they werc gritty
in even attempting TO oppose such .
club. And although every one Of
them trembled like an aspen at first
and second batting, the hearty cheer
ing and exultation Of tho crowd
when u good play was made, gave
the boys encouragement, and we
think they did admirably, as the
score below will show.
1t may be that the Forests did
not play their best game, but we are
that they were somewhat
that they had to work as
= a n
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OAAL Al AAAOA, 0AAAA - SNsssS W
get sF ssaes
Free Prussia, at $500. @
Man and Wife, at $500 to S1.60.
Now Book on Building, 200 de-
signs, $1.0C.
1lliad of Homer, at $l.00.
Odyssey of Homer, at $l.OO.
Herodotus, Mt $500.
Lothian, at $1.OO to $500.
Put Yourself in his Place, at S1.OO
to $3.50. ia
Irving's Works, at $3.50 per vol.
Prescott's Works, at $500 per vol.
Lives of Washington, Franklin,
Marion, Boone, Crockett, Josephine,
&C., at $3.50 each.
Now War Maps, ut Is cents.
New Chromos, with frames, ct
$500 to $1,000.
And for anything and everything
in the Book, Stationery and Picture
line. aug27.d&wtf
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A Bath in Printers Ink.

The devil of the Lockport Journal
desired to reach an object too eleva.
ted Of attainment from his position
on the floor, and mounted the ink
barrel for that purpose. The Jour.
nal gives the following account Of
what ensued:
"The head caved in, and the unfor-
tunate aspirant slipped in clear up to
his waistband. II is a well known
fact that printers ink is heavy, sticky
stuff, of the consistency Of molasses.
Now John had nothing to catch hold
of to draw himself out of the sticky
glum, and every moment he attempt
ed only made matters worse, causing
the murky liquid TO run further "
his pantaloon legs. The other en-
ployes laughed at his misfortune, and
stood by enjoying the fun, lending
no assistance for some time. Johr
pulled and hauled, but it was Of M
use. The more he pulled the strong
er the ink adhered and the higher i
| rose, putting in . black and thick Goa
next his skin. When the ink rose OF
the inside of his breeches to q height
corresponding to that on the outside
assistance was rendered, and he wa
taken from the black and murk,
depths to the surface of the ston
pavement of the room. After diver
ting himself Of his habiliments, h
was subjected to a scrubbing process
of an hour and q half, in which sti1
broom, q dozen buckets of water, an
o pair of strong arms bore an impol
tant part. Even this was not euff
Gent, and he was given vacation Z
the afternoon, which he spent i
swimming up and down the canal, hi
black legs and white body affordin,
great amusement to o large group O
boys gathered on tho tow-path, nsa
| the wid0 water"
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Clint. Parkhurst, rising star in
the editorial circles of this State,
the slashing city editor of the Bur.
lington Gazette, called and shook our
fist heartily to-day. We were glad
to get acquainted with him. He il
about as fat as tho rattan cane he
carries, bat he is worse than Bah.
cock Extinguisher on those gambling
hells no squirts his horoscopes on, in
Burlington.
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Mr.. Lapham, an employee OF Eaton
& Co., and who has worked In their
factory tor somc three years, had his
arm broke, this morning, by board
catching on circular saw and thrown
against his arm with such force as to
break il.
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Hon. r. Ii. Stiles returned home
y ssterday from his tour OF speech
making, having delivered speeches
at Atlantic, Newton, Iowa City,
West Liberty, Davenport and De
Witt, and was greeted with good
audiences at each place. We assume
to say that his speeches were second
to none delivered during the canvass
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= u ~ + N a q O G q = .

known to cure the Whites, at will cure in
every case.) Where Is the family IN which
this Important medicine IL not wanted
Mothers, this IL the greatest blessing evel
procure it. tits also o sure cure for Female
Irregularities, and may be depended upon In
every case whore the monthly now has been
druggists. Price one dollar. Or sent by mail
on receipt Of one dollar and eqqnrter. <
Address 6l9 state st., Chicago, Illinois.
aug26-wly-d2tpm. 49, S q
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ANOTHER BANk.-We received q
call from L. W. Vale. Esq, who is in
our city taking stock for the estab.
llshment Of Second National Bank.
Mr.. Vale is from Mt. Pleasant. We
understand that heis likely to sue
coed, and that the bank will be
opened soon.
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sept. l3l-d&w-tf.
Mill Change.


Messrs. j. O. jackson 4 John Alex
ander have purchased and leased the
entire interest of the old firm Of
Hunter l. Co., in the Ottumwa
City Mill (known as the upper mill, }
and Mr.. Hunter has retired from the
business. Mr.. jackson is practical
miller, and has . well established
reputation, as I'LL who have tested his
ability ut 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 flour, the "Golden Sheaf,"
and '.Ottumwa City xxx" being
their speciality and for which they
challenge rivalry. They are supply
ng two Of tho most extensive
Bakeries, and their flour may be
found in almost every grocery In the
city.
Their main object is to pleas
customers, which they are bound to
do by guaranteeing satisfaction at
all times and under all circum tances,
and to test this promise they invite
the farmers Of Wapello county, to
give them . trial.
They now have ON hand . very
good gaade of -four at $1.00 per
sack.
Chopping done as cheap as at any
other place in the city.
July Is w6md3t.
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Ae FIRE PREMIUM ME
Do IMPROVED FAMILY Do
Sewing Machine,

sl25o clear profit per day. s5per week. $500
per month made easy by any lady or gentie-
man introducing this genuine and original
old fayorite. With its many new and pfactl-
cal additions, making the mos. complete com
binatiOn Of valuable and useful Improvement
ever effected in any one machine. The en-
bodiment Of extreme simplicity. efficiency
design from any low priced machine. II Is the
most serviceable, elegant, and reliable Family
Sewing Machine ever invented, gives perfect
satisfaction wherever introduced. Has re-
ceiyed premiums. stood the test OF 10 years.
and Is fully approved OF by every family who
have them in use. Is noiseless, makes the
wonderful rapidity and certainty. sews any.
to the thickest fabric. firm and neat. with
from from the spool: is improved with new SELF
acting feed, spring tension, self-guidcr, 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
Sen see csfpRs pampets aed free
family use.-Trlbnne. Avery strong and re-
T Sblf beantsuI Sewing machne Is one Of The
most Ingenious pieces OF mechanism ever IN
ed.-Democrat, Ga. Worth many times
ante 4 new machine with Its many late Inn
proyements and sews with astonishing case,
rapidity and eatness.-Republican. ~. n.
single nse Us With
sent to any part OF the country, per ex press,
packed IN strong wooden box, free, on receipt
of price SOD SAFE deilvery 81 g1Spi eitcr or
nostoffice money order, at our risk. Agents
wanted, male or female. everywhere. New
3rse Haa ssTs Fay sewns
York, aug2G.wly:
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W. NJ. Osborn, Esq. paper dealer
OF Burlington, is in the city to-day,
and gave us q call.
We saw that wonderful diamond
pin Offering on his shirt bosom,
which WAS stolen by fast chap in
Dcs Moines, the other day, but recov.
cred, and the thief jagged. The
elegant ornament is keepsake pre-.
scented by his sister-of course a
printer couldn't sport such valuablet
in any other way,
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A gentleman accosted an Irish
man at work on the Market street
sewer with, "Well pat, you are dig
ging out q big hole here" "Be god,
yo're mistaken, sir. It's the dirt I'm
digsin' out aud LAWN tho hole"
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The game was called at 3 o'clock
and played in two hours. Umpire
J. P. May /; scorcrs-Apranoose, H
C, Norris Forest City-A. And.
drews.
Appanoose whitowashed their OPP
posers in the Sth inning.
Appanoose got whitewashed in
tho /, 3, 4, 8, s, and 8th innings.
The following is q synopsis ofthe
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A>INGULAR WILL.-The cxecu tors
8 ..the estate of j. w. Owens having
flied q petition IN the Common Pleas
Ct urt, by their attorneys, j. g. L. n.
Douglas, asking for the constructio
Of clause in the will of tho testatorn
in which he dcvises forty acres of
land in Indiana to Joseph and Alfred
Owens, with q reservation that they
should not smoke cigars or use to-
bacco in any form tor FIVE years.
Judge Cox held that the provisions
in the will was u reasonable restric-
ton upon the devisees, and that the
estate remains in the executors
hands, subject to transfer at the end
Of five Years from the date of the
will, provided the parties conformed
to its provisions. SO the boys will
have to eschew the weed, If they
wish to get the property.
Gfap<aranx,sx vy,asvc of tha p,,, m.
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The people of Texas are agitatiug
the question of a division Of their
State. The Memphis Avalanche
advocating the project, says: "Expe.
rience has proved that small States,
as general rule, are better governed
and at less expense, in proportion to
the population than large ones. The
representatives are near the people,
more readily reached by the homo
influence, know the wants Of their
constituents better, are moro easily
watched and punished for delinquency
nor are the temptations to corrup-
tions so great. Besides, in q State
SO large as Texas, it is exceedingly
difficult TO harmonize conflicting in
terests and do justice to all. The
division would give us two more u.
s. Senators from tho South west"
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An Affecting Scene.
From the Topeka Commonwealth.


A distressing occurrence took place
yesterday at the 4. P. depot, ON the
arrival OF the noon train on the A.,
T. & 8. r. road. Among the passen.
gers was q family from Neosho Falls,
on their way to Bloomington, Ill.
The family consists Of husband and
wife-the latter an invalid suffering
with consumption-and Eve small
children. On alighting from the
train the invalid was helped into the
ladies' sitting-roon to await the ar.
rival Of the eastward bound train.
She had no sooner sat down than it
became evident that she was in dy-
ing condition. A hastily lmprovised
couch of coats and blankets was
spread on the floor, and the invalid
laid upon it, and medical aid sent for.
Before it could reach her, however,
she expired, surrounded by her
weeping husband and children: 1t
was very affecting sight, and not
one of the spectators could look upon
it unmoved. Everything was done
that could be done under the circum-
stances. A coffin was procured, and
the remains will be taken on with the
family to-day to Bloomington for in
torment.
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Drs. Hall d Moore's Eye Syrup
will remove scum, ulcers, inflamma-
ton, granulation, &C., from the Eyes.
and is the greatest remedy known
for weak eyes. It is warranted to
cure the worst cases Of Sore Eyes, no
matter OF what nature. or OF how long
standing. Money refunded by our
agents when satisfaction is not given.
For sale By Taylor, Blake 4 Co.,
wholesale druggists, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Aug. IL, l87O-d4w6m
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$4,000 BOYS AND GIRLS

WANTED, one or more in every city,
village and neighborhood in the United
states, To work ut leisure hours for good
able employment .Writeat once TO Jon n
D, ALEEN u &C.,, Chicago, Ills. Please
mcntion.where you see this.
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WINE e3F LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink. Warmers vinum Vitue, or Vino Of
Life, is free from any poisonous drugs Of Inn.
quire astimulanf. II Is q, splendid appetizef
and tonic, md the finest thing In the world
for purifying the blood yltis the most pleas
ant and delicious article ever offered to the
public, far Superior TO brandy. whisky, wine
bitters. or any other article. ills more healthy
and cheaper. Both male and femalet young
fact, a life preserver. Those who wish to enjoy
good health and q free now OF lively spirits,
VII do well 70 take i me Vine q LIE, y III y
1t is sold bv druggists; also at all respectable
saloons. Price one dollar, In quart bottles.
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To RENr.-Some good rooms
Enquire of j. NJ. HEDR1cK. IT
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Napoleon Surrendered!
FRANCE "A REPUBLIC I!

IA the Governments Of Europe
Crxns5ling
GOODS LOWER THAN EVER! ).
A, L. Chamberltn wishes to inform the peo-
pie Of Agency City and vicinity, that he has
Just received : bran new stock 81 Merchandise
c0nsisting OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
Boots. shoes Hats, Caps, Furs, .Qucensware,
for sale a. very low prices. Come and No for
yourselves.
i am thankful for the very liberal patron
business, and by ofering- good goods, at Low
prices, to merit share Of the public patron
age. A. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Book AGENTS Wanted |

10 ACTIVE AGENTS. alarge field and lib
eral terms. Send for List Of New Books with
circulars and terms to
GEO. w. ROGERS,
l5LOmhard Block, Chicago. III.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City aud County News.
From the Daily, october Q.

MARRIEp-In this city, Oct. 9Th,
by tho Rev. r. A. Clapp, Mr.. GEORGE
pRocToR and MISS JANE HARPER.