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Water Works.

The subject of water works is agi-
tating cities almost everywhere in
the west, and we notice that the city
Of Council BluAs, recently, passed an
ordinance to provide that city with
the valuable and almost indispensa-
BILE apparatus. 1t seems to us that if
proper encouragement were given
the same company, we too, could en-
joy the privilege. In the Nonpareil,
we find the ordinance vestipg Messrs.
A. E. Swift & Co., (our Gas company
with the exclusive privilege and
franchise for term of twenty years
using the streets and alleys of
Council Bluffs, for the purpose of
laying down pipes for the conveyance
of water, and that the consideration
is to supply tho city with hydrants
at ccrtaIn price per annum, for OK
fishing fires, sprinkling streets
and to the citizens at rate to.
Established bya board Of direc-
I; $. 1t is probable that such an in
esitltion would not cost us as much
as bur sister away out on the border
49,. sAe
inasmuch as we have as line q river
as flows Just 1avings the feet Of our
magnificent bluffs, from which water
could be elevated ut less expense
What say you, citizens, shall we en-
courage such q project2 et# "A
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Mill Change.

Messrs. J. O. Jackson h John Alex
ander have purchased and leased the
entire interest of the old firm of
Hunter Il Co., in the Ottumwa
City Mill (known as the upper mill, }
and Mr.. Hunter has retired from the
business. MIR. Jackson is q practical
miller, and has well established
reputation, as all who have tested his
ability at Kirkyille, know. These
gentlemen are now running the mill
to it's 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 the most extensive
Bakeries, and their -four NAV 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 circumstances,
and to test this promise they invite
the farmers of Wapello county, te
give them a trial.
They now have ON hand a 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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They ARE Now ARR1vINa.-Geo
Shelter, Of the dry goods house Of s
B. Fuller, returned yesterday from
the east, whore he purchased a full
stock of fall and winter goods
Every thing in the way of comfort
able and nice goods can be found in
this stock, which they are opening
today. Ladies and Gentlemens'
Furs, elegant Millinery Goods; COM
plete lines of Dress Goods, Domestics
Flannels, and in fact just what you
want. Stop in there, and see. It will
cost you nothing, if you don't buy,
and if you do, it won't cost you
much, for tho goods wero bought
low, and they con afford to sell them
low.
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We noticed to-day in the Round
House Of the b. & N. RR., in this
city, the following locomotive engines
in training for the race: Winona,
Pcutiao, Wyoming, Charlton, Auto
crat, Arizona, and Geni Sheridan
The company now make this one of
their chief depots for locomotives.
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A Preliminary Association
Meeting.

Meeting.
In accordance with previous ar
rangement meeting was held at
Abingdon, Jefferson county, Iowa,
October 2sth, 1870, to take into con-
sidcration the propriety Of forming
a new Baptist Association Of church
es now in the English River, Oska-
loosa, and Burlington Associations.
After mature elaboration, 1t was
unanimously agreed to encourage
the formation OF said new body, and
request the churches SO disposed, to
instruct their delegates to the next
association 10 request letters in order
to form q new association. 1t was
also agreed to form at once confer.
ence, to meet on the third Tuesday
ofeach month, for social and spiritual
Improvement, with special design to
benefit the churches, and the saliva.
ton OF sinners. The first meeting to
be held at Abingdon, Jefferson
county, the third Tuesday Of Novem.
Der, at ten O'clock, q. m.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Moderator.
HARVEY ELLER, Clerk.
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To everybody.


LfyoA want 4 now coat, new style
frock or Aancy 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 Cass
mere, Tricot, Beaver, Black Cloth or
Doeskin. Anything in the Inca
BETS.
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, . wedding,
got up in style, by Mr.. Salvo, Belts
Justly celebrated Cutter, you must
have, SO nico, and yet so cheap.
e. w. BELTS,
No. rs, Union Block,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
sept. 13.l.d&w-ts.
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the prefecture, he nominated George
Francis Train as Gcneral-in- Chief of
the National Guards.
At Grenoblo the excited populaco
arrested Gen. Butler, who was in
command there.
AT Hines there was trouble, and
AFRO at Taulose.
All these places nro quieter now.
Il is reported that Gambetta has
gone to tho army Of the Loire.
Garibaldi il receiving large NUM-
ber of Italian volunteers.
It 10 reported that Austrian repre-
sentative ct Tours positively denies
the rumofs circulated BY Prussian
journals of the political alliance be
tween Pi russia and Austria.
Brussels, Nov. A.
a cable dispatch to tho Herald
rays:
1 Seventy thousand Prussians from
Metz are half way to Paris Fifty
thousand othefs are marching on
Garibaldi ~ Besancon, which is sur
rounded BY the Prussians. Gnribaldi
has q, 900 men.
Thirty thousand prisoners have
passed Mayence up to the 3D. inst.
The people of Alsace cry "Pair, a
has Ia Republique p
London, Nov.
The Standards Paris correspond.
ent says that the populace at Tours
rose yesterday and captured the
Government, and pro claimed q com
mittee of safety, but tho officers were
soon rescued and restored to their
authority by the National Guard.
Gen. Bourbaki has resigned. He
was not removed. a.
By Monday Eext the entire N alton.
al Guard will have Chassepots.
The Notifications around Paris
were silent Thursday, scxcept an oc
casional artillery hot from Fort
Valerien.
Tho seigo Of Belfort has common.
ced.
The Mobiles from Rhone bravely
defended Rape, and succeeded in re.
pulsing the enemy.
Lyons is we'll provisioned for the
impending siege. All within the for.
tifcatfons have agreed to defend the
place to the last extremity, emulat
ing Paris and Strasbourg.
The Departments of Rhone, Ain,
Soane, lower Drone, and Ardeche,
arc in state of siege.
The Times is greatly agitated BY
the news from Paris and the capitu.
lation Of Bazaine.
A mob invaded the Prefecture OF
Lyons, but order was quickly restor.
cd. Similar scenes occurred at Gren.
able and elsewhere.
Advices from New Breisache have
been received to November Sd. The
woodwork Fort Mortimer has taker
fire, and is burning fiercely.
The Assembly is to meet on tn,
10Th and ratify and guarantee tn,
terms of peace.
Gambeita has issued another cir
cular at Tours urging on military
commanders tho propriety of frequen
drills and reviews also requiring
thom TO report promptly all encoun
ters with the onemy. The General
are personally answerable for tn
commissariat, and to take extrem,
precautions in all rcconoitres.
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The city authorities commenced
to-day the work Of excavating for
the lateral drains, on the northeast
side ofSecond street, Postoffice block,
and also through the alley on same
block, between Front and Second
streets. We hope that the old, stink
ing collars under some Of tho frame
buildings on End street. wililbe drain
cd, and hope too that il will have the
effect TO keep the cutters in front Of
these baildings in condition to be
endurable.
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A. NuIsANcE.-We would lust like

A. NUIsANcE.--We would just like
to enquire of somebody, and the pro-
per body if we knew who it was, how
long it is proposed to keep that pile
Of debris in the center of Court St.,
in front of the new and elegant
brick block on said street, between
Front and Second streets, We are
under the impression that this pile
Of old barrels, &C., has lain there
since the block was completed, for
about six weeks.
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From the Daily, November Alb:

From the Daily, November Alb:
FIGHT.--Genl J. B. Weaver, Dis
trict Attorney, licked J.. v. Faith
editor Charlton Demoua. day before
yesterday, at the latter place, on ac-
countsof some trouble growing ont
of the manner in which the District
Attorney had indicted the liquor SELL
ers, whose champion Faith was, ac-
cording TO the report we have from
our informant.
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John P. Irish and Joseph Lodge,
the Recorder of Johnson county had
o fist fight on the day OF their recent
railroad election. We are not in
formed which one of the University
pugilists wears the belt.
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Superintendent John Givin, Of the
Dies Moines Valley railroad, was in
town this morning--at which time
Ottumwa contained one Of tho best
railroad Superintendent in the
business.
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MARKEDLY the Rev. J. g. Bar
ton, at thscrendence of the brides
father, in Highland township,
Wapello county, on the Sd day Of
November, Mr.. James Williamson to
Miss Matte Wilson.
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Ottumwa & St. Paul Railroad
Important from Montezuma.
MoNTEzUMA, Iowa
NOvemher 4 1870

.
/ General j. N. Hearick-DEAR Sin.
1t may appear to the members Of
Ottunwa d st. Paul Railroad, that
the citizens ofthis place and vicinity,
take but little interest in the success
of your enterprise. Such, let me
assure you, is not the case. We feel
deeply the Importance Of railroad
connection south, and are fully aware
of the benefits and advantages to be
gained by the location and building
of road to this point. And, while
we may sppear that apathy and in.
difference governs our action, il
governed at all, we are really pro-
pared, aud hold ourselves in readi-
mess, to strike as vigorous and rapid
blows rs any parties interested along
tho proposed road. We are also
aware that this matter of railroads
is fast becoming settlod,-at least so
far as we are concerned. 1t cannot
be but few years at the farthest,
when the future Of our place and
surrounding county will be settled.
As q consequence. we are ripe for
action, and, on the proper showing,
are ready to invest the last dime in
any enterprise that promises speedy
and sure success. Cannot the direct
ors of your company favor Ms with a
call, and lay before our people a fixed
and feasible plan for the building Of
the Rad? We are neighbors, and as
such desire to be friendly.
Respectfully yours,
j. w. DALEY.
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MORE PorAToEs.-Esquire J. G.
Calvin, ofChristiansburg, has brought
tho biggest potatoes Of our show.
There are FIVE of them, and they
weigh twelve pounds. He takes the
first premium until some ono beats
him.
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MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored.

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The old landmarks, Clark's Saloon
and Pierce's shoe shop, are rapidly
disappearing, under the manipulation
cfthe corps Of hands employed by
the Iowa National Bank.
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The COURIER and Post Office will
be removed into their new and oapa-
cious quarters, Park Block, corner
Market and Second streets, tho LIST of
December.
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Our highly esteemed fellow citi
zen, DR.. Orr, who has been lying
quite i'll for some time, with typhoid,
is somewhat better to-day, and hopes
of his speedy recovery are entertain
ed, Has :
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PERsoNAL-Hon. d. II. Emry, Of
Ottumwa favored US with call on
Monday. He reports that Montezu-
mas prospects for the location ofthe
Ottumwa and st. Paul railroad are
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
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TIE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.

rroM the Daily Courier. November Sd.
Major J. ]. Safely went to Wash
ington last night.
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DIV. Kilbourne, Esq, President
Des MONIES Valley railroad, passed
through the city to-day.
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Captain s. G.. Bridges, of Keokuk
the champion jeweller of Iowa
called on as to-day.
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s A raid upon Illicit distillorios in tho
Fifth Ward of Brooklyn, yesterday,
partook OF tho nature Of a pitched
battle. The inhabitants organized q
mob ofsevera; hundred, and attacked
the military, and were finally queiled
by bayonet charge.
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We feel bully ! The pedsgogae of
the Davenport Gazette is just now
trouncing the Muscatinc Journal
which gives the Courier at least mo-
mentary respite.
News by the way OF London, says
food in Paris is daily becoming scar
Ger and dearer. At the horse mar.
ket, yesterday, 200 were sold for
culinary purposes. Donkoys and
mules were also bought for cooking
purposes, tho former being in great
request on account gifts resemblance
to veal.
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Garibaldi makes forvent appeal
to America to aid her sister nation,
France, in her struggle for liberty.
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TIE RICHEST FARMING LANDS
IN. THE WORLD.
|, 800, 900 ACRES FOR SALE
ToAoTvAL sETTLFRs
Neosho Valley, Kansas,

Union Raeiflc r. r.. Co, (cars lnow runninx)
Southern Branch.
The lands now offered by this company are
situated mainly within twenty miles ocleaoh
SIDE Of the road, extending que Anndsed end
the richest, iinest and most inylsing valley
for settlement In the West. ~ ~ l.1s7ss
One-third OF the ia1or REQUIRED At the East
in the cultnre Of iarmswill .nsu1e here double
ture,. and small fruits in genera ilis ups
BUILDING MATERIAL andI xCIsa Of
every yarie:y end IN great ebundsIce,
OF the .prairies and bottoms, WIEN do taS3e
area OF unoccupied lands in connanfiOu 7ith
the mild, dry and open Winters, present un.
equalled advantages for the raising OF cattle,
DAIRYING.-in such country, with rang.
60 for stock unrestricted and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
the production Of butter and cheeSA must ~
FRUTT-GRowING is one Of the sp s lite
IS demonstrated BY the Gold Medal awarded
70 the State Of Kansas by the Pennsylvania
State horticultural Society for ~ collectte6a
Of fruits unsurpassed for size. besptyse
THE CLIMATEAND HEALrN 4 xsia
are unequaled. These, indeed, are NY IN
chief SI sxcelisnces. and are rece9d tipps
PRICEs OF LAND.-Froan " : - sore.
TERMS -t1nth ~ a time \
Of purchase. No payment m Dghd year.
One-tenth every year &C. Hpnpletions
IHE HEAD LAND b. l(5E E:iOcated At
JUNCTION CITY. 10 81 Sufchasefs 81 lands
FREE TIcKEn RON th3n Pollt ass fIiHs4s over
aug4sn. Nsosho fsiiss k2nSs..
+ =
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Is 1AKE C0LLECTl0M.
R 9!I.!gI!! Rel s:s,s; s;:a:S;
mail !free of postage) for my 5000. "a
Address. :, r. z; NoknANpY,
IlrQkpje nnIlnntinn or nearly one hundred
MoaE 7 Hl45lllv receipts 1of nl.king1 I'M
az; 81 KINDS q Wine, Gin, Ale, Besr, Go, d.
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