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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-07-21
ORDINANCE, NO. 10.

ORDINANCE, NO. IL. -.. ..-......
An ordinance granting the right of way to the
Central Rail Road Company of Iowa.
SECTION l.. Be 1t ordained by the City Council
of Oskaoosa. that the right OF way is hereby
granted to the Central Railroad Company of Iowa
for a single or double track and such side tracks
and switches as said Company may deem proper
to lay down and establish on, over and along Kos.
suth Street in said city and across any ana al
streets and alleys intersecting said Kossuth
street This grant being made on condition thai
the trains of faid company shall not be run thro
said city at any greater rate OF speed than at the
rate of Fix miles per hour and shall also caust
the engine bell to be rung whilst trains are IL
motion,
SEC. 2. The freight and passenger depots OF
said Railroad Company shall be located and kept
within one half mile of said city and no depo
shall be located on said Railroad for the purpos,
of connecting with or exchanging freight or pas
sengers with the Des Moincs Valley Railroad
nearer said city than the present crossing of said
Railroads.
SEC g. This ordinance shall be in force from
and after it's publication in the Weekly Oskal00sa
Re,'dld. q. III. BAUGH,
JAMES RUAN. Mayor.
City Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Newspaper
Advertising.

Book of 126 closely printed pages, lately is
sued contains q list OF the beet American adver-
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and full particulars concerning the Leading Daily
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together with all those having large Calculations,
published in the interest OF Religion, Agriculture
Literature, &C., &c. Every advertiser and every
person who contemplates becoming such, will find
this book Of great value. Mailed free to any ad-
dress on receipt of fifteen cents. GEO. II.
ROWELL q co., Publishers, No. 40 Park
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The Piltsburg (Pa) Leader in its issue of May
30 $780, says: 1.-The firm of G. p ROwSl 81 Co.,
which issues this interesting and valuable book,
is the largest and best Advertising Agency in the
United states and we can cheerfully recommend
it TO the attention of those who desire to advertise
their business scientifically and systemat 4.
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ola European war on this country and its products,

ofa European war this country and its products,
says:
IN the event of war, the final result would be
an ; insrsasea demand for American bonds, 6, curl
the United States with an influx Of foreign caniTa
for investment, safety, the purchase of securi
ties ana produce. War in Europe wouid stimn
late the demand for western breadstuffs ana an
nance the value of railroad properties by ipcress
ing their receipts. War in Europe would restore
the carrying trade on The ocean to the United
States. md add enormously to the wealth Of the
country"
CHICAGO MARKET. .
$685.. z.s CHICAGO, July 10.
FLnUR-Quiet and firm.
WHEAT-Less excited and lower; cash closing
dull at 81. 90 seller August quiet at s1.36.
CoRN-Firm at 9Oh cash SO bid for August.
Oats-frm at 3d. e..
RYE-Steady at IS.
BARLEY-Nominally unchanged.
PRovrsIoNs-Quiet and firm.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, July19.
CATTLE-Recepts 1870 /; mostly Texans.
HoGs-Receipts about 6OOO fairly active ION
15c lower, selling at sOG94 CANNON to choice
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 10.
The produce market to-day less excited than
yesterday, bnt the prices were generally firm and
higher.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm spring extras at 5.25@
WHEAT-Active, but somewhat unsettled,
partly from the absence ofexcitng war news, and
partly from the official statement that the wheat
in the Central and Union Elevator were beginning
to heat No. sold on the street this morning up
TO 142I. seller August, and large sales at 81
cash on Change the prices weakened, declining
to and closing nearly nominal, for cash at 100
seller August quiet at 1876. At the open Board
this afternoon prices again were frmer, seller
August closing at 1888; cash 25 No sold at 80
01.31 No at 100 Gill; rejected at 96096h.
CoRN-Active and higher, but also unsettled
and irregular; No. selling early at 96a96l cash;
961sa97 seller August; closed after numerous iuc-
tuations at about 9o1k cash; 80 bid for August
On open Board in the afternoon the market was
frmer, at 94a94h4 for seller August,
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 10.
FLoUR-Less active; shipping grades scarce.
WHEAT-Closed dull {; 81 so best price.
CoRN-Firmer; S101 90.
OATS Firm at 6305H.
PRRvIsIoNs-Steady and firm.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

49, HERIFF'S SALE.
~ Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of q
Special Execution directed to me from the Office
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mahaska
County Iowa. and dated July 18th, A. ID.
1870 Ihave levied upon and will offer at Sheriff =
Sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand at the
door of the house in which the last District Court
was held in said county, on Saturday the 20th day
of August A. ID. 1870, at the hour OF ten
O'Clock p. m. the following described Real Estate
in said County of Mahaska to-wit:
Lot No one % in block No twelve (12) in the
city of Oskaloosa. iowa, old plat.
Taken as the property of g. w. Hartman and
Maria Hartman to satisfy the above mentioned
execution in favor of VIM Hale and against u
W. Hartman and Maria Hartman.
j. W. HINESLEY,
n45w2 Sheriff of Mahaska County, Iowa
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LADIES SERGE CATERS
new invoice, custom made, very cheap at
ID. w. LoRINe's.
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In Lawns and all other Summer Dress
Goods at G. ID. Cook & Cos.
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Farms for Sale /!

We have for sale two good farms, adjoining:
Gne OF 200 acres 160 under fence, nesriy all
In cultivation; good house, young orchard, &c.
The other consists Of so acres, under CULTIVATION
good house, orchard, &C, ten acres OF unculled
timber, one mile distant. Enquire on the premi-
SEES Of A D. or 4. HANNA.
ley's MIL.
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we are in receipt OF proposition from an adj
vcrti>iny agency in New York City. to publish a
column advertisement. one year for the sum OF
thirty dOktGrS. less the agents commission of %
per cent! or S?2. GO nett.
Here IL Il casc for the iowa Press Association.
Let us band together and fence all such agencies
ont Of Iowa, with their impudcnt propositions.
and Eastern advertisers Will room learn that III
order to reach the Western trade they must pay
fair prices to newspapers --.Stdte Press,
We think our brethren of the press are
more to blame than the agents. Who of
us, as an agent would not get the best
terms possible in contracts. The fault is
with the publisher. Make your foreign
advertisements net YOU as much as your
home ones Go, and you are all right. We
have not taken foreign ad. for years, that
would not net us more than our home pri-
ces. Let all DO this and the prices OF Iowa
advertising will be elevated, and all will
be benefited thereby. When you receive
a proposition below your rates, return it
with your price attached, AMI three cases
out of four, if a responsible firm they will
comply with your demand. The papers
accepting ratty terms are generally at
starvations door, and likely 10 remain
there detriment to themselves and TO the
Graf,
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GEMS

still continues to take the best and cheap
est pictures in the country at his Gem
Gallery, 0skaloosa.
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BAKER WANTED.-R.a adj business locals.
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HAVE YOU

At half price, at Miss Minda A. Larsh's
She means what she says wi.
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CRAIG g. ALEXANDER

Take this method of informing those in
debted to them to come forward and make
immediate payment, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. n25-tf
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NO CHARGE.

Will you please call and see the new and
beautiful styles of wall paper just received
by w. NJ. WELLS
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POWEsnIEK.-A farmer boy in Pnwe-
shek county s1y& 4 never saw "a better
prospect for a good com crop. Corn has
good stand and with Il few showers We
will have larger yield than las year
Wheat will be half crop; oats ard bar
ley look well 1t has been too dry for gar
dens.". The Grinnell Hfynld says Levy
Chatterton, sustained serious injuries by
falling from wagon and striking his head
on the ground. Also that q colOred man
named lack Hubbard was digging well,
when the curbing gave way, precipitating
tons of earth to the bottom. Two planks
fell in such position over Ebony as TO
prevent the mass of rubbish from crushing
him, and he was taken out badly bleached
by his scare. q. . Mr.. Orr, the principal Of
Malcolm schools, twisted little girls
neck last week until she tainted, for which
he was promptly dismissed by the direct
ors. The irate father Of the girl promises
to wiring said Orrs neck should he ever
make his appearance in Malcolm again
and we hope he viii.
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At % cents per dozen, first door north
City Hall.
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LIppINCoTT's MAGAZINE is one of our
finest monthlies, and would grace any ia
hle 1t is published by ]. P. Lippincott &
Co, Philadelphia. The July No. was the
commencement of new volume, ard pre-
scented very brilliant table of contents.
PUTNAM-Not "old Put Of Revolution
airy fame, but that bright and flashing me-
teor, "Putnam's Monthly Magazine" pub
lished by G. p. Putnam & Sons, 23d street,
and 4th avenue, New York. One article,
'Salmop Fishing OF the Nippissiguit," in
the July No, is worth the price of the
magazine.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

execution directed to me On viss s IF sgseia
Iowa, and dated July 7th, A. d. 1870, have
levied upon and will offer at Sherifs Sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the door of the
house in which the last Dis,rict I, Court was held
A. ID. 1910, at the hour Of two O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate in Mahaska
County, Iowa, to-wit:
same chains and fifty nine 500 links east variation
as the north side of North street in the city of o.
kaloosa from the south east corner of out lot no
variation 10 degrees minutes g., to point direct
ly east of the north east corner said out lot eigh
teen (1S) run with the same variation as Ellen
street in said city: thence east came variation to
the west line of the north east of the south
or of section No eighteen (1S) in township No sev
enty- five (75) north of range No fifteen (15) west
thence south with said line to point directly cart
of the north side of north street in said city, and
thence west with same variation as said North
Street to the place of MISUNDERSTANDING two
and 75-10O acres. And also all that part of block
No eight S) in north east or of the south west or
township No seventy five {755 north of range No
fifteen ti5) west in Myers addition to the city oi
Oskaloosa, as surveyed and plated by Samuel
Bresser on the l4th and 18th lays of August, 1885,
lying west of line running north and south thro'
side block parallel with, and one nandseo ana
ern boundary of said block, being strip on OF the
west aide OF said block, one hundred and eight
feet Os wide at the norr th an1 1ae a "a
the south end of said block. And all being the
same premises conveyed by said Dart and his
wife TO said Robert b. Rutiedge on the 18th day
Taken as the property of Robert B. Rutledge
and Samantha l.. kutledge to satisfy the above
mentioned execution in favor of VIM. 8. Dart and
against Robert b. Rutledge and Samantha L
Rutiedge.
n44 u. w HiNESLE1,
Sheriff OF Mahaska County, Iowa
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FARM FOR SALE.

wish TO sell my FARM OF 80 acres, situated 8
miles north of Oskai0osa-with or without the
present crop. Possession given at any time.
u42-tf w. II. GARRETT,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
GETTING Married.

Essays Tor Young Men, on the delights of home
and the proprety or improperly of getting mar
ried. with sanitary help for those who feet unfit
ted for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCl
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. mas 1y
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
20 Cents Lime for each insertion
under this Head.
WANTED.

Regular patrons with standing advertisements
will be charged one-half these rates.
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FRUIT JARS

The best and the cheapest at
n44w2 MATTIsoN & Bros.
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Tried that splendid tea only 81 per ID al
Madison 81 Bros? n44w2
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THE OSKAL0OSA HERALD.

Thursday, July q, 1870.
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G. e l.. HARBACH

G. & L. HARBACH
at the
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE HOUSE
ofDcs Moines Iowa have one ofthe largest stocks
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS d CURTAINS
in the State.
SELL AT NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.,
ADDING FREIGHT ONLY,
RETAIL TO OUR CUSTOMERS
+ s T E r n PR ICES.
1t will pay every purchaser to see our stock.
n37-1y
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
New styles, ready made for men and
boys, NOW OPENING, bought for cash
and selling cheap at
n35 d. W. LoRING's.
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THE MARKETS.
OSKALOOSA PRICE CURRENT.
Iowa, July 81, 1870

Corrected weekly by Madison & Bro,
Grocers and Produce Dealers, south west corner
of the Square, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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W. II. NEEDHAM, p. NJ.
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DRESS GOODS

u. W. LoRING.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-28
TIE MABKE Els
rev York Market .


By TeIegraph.I NEW YoRK. Oct. q.
CoTToN-Sales !. 7G0 bales upland at l6szc.
FLoUR-DemRnd fair and market firm I:
receipts LOCO barrels; sales 1900 barrels;
Choice Sc O5ae SO: white wheat Sc 40G8 Is
round hoop Ohio 50 9O96 sOi st. Louis
S. 259S 70.
rates; receipts g, 900 bushels; sales 1s2. eco
bushels; No. Oh clgo spring 81 Is; No.
new 81 S2Gl 30; winter red Illinois 81 20;
winter red and amber 81 S49l S6; white
KYE-Duu; sales OF 400 bushels Old
We Stern IN store at So.
BARLEY-Fair demand but at lower
rates: sales Of 4 90 bushels Canada West
at 81 O9GI II.
Co.'s Scarce and firm ard Ia2c better;
recaip.s 2a,0o0 bushels; sales 100 bushels
mixed at 7988lc.
OATsSte1 dy with a moderate demand;
receipts . go bushels; sales s.. COO bushels;
We tern So 154s: Ohio $40 SIC.
HOPS smand fair and market firm !:
choice new l8c.
COFFEE Demand fair and market firm.
sUGAR-Demand good at full prices: sales
Of 900 boxes Grenada at s4glO4ci Porto
MoIAssEs~steady with a moderate de-
RIcE-QuIet and UNCHANGED at 7<@sc.
PETRoLEUM-Duu and prices dropping /;
crude llszc: refined 23Nc.
TURPENT1NE-Quiet at 435G44c
BUTTER Quiet and unchanged.
CHEEsE- Stesdy, with a moderate de-
N 61Q.
PoRK-Dull and dropping; sales OF $50
barre me S at SIS S7I<g28 co.
BEEF-DuIL. Hams. heavy at s3093l.
BULK MEAT5-H ans in pickle Zoe
LARD-DuD, but unchanged; sales OF go
tierces steam at 14gI61zc; Kettle .61<Ql65<c:
also sales of 500 tierces for December de-
livery at 1870; and sales of 100 tierces each
for the latter half of January and Feb
ruary at 1870.
WHIsKY-D7ll and shade lower: sales
of $50 barrels at S9@990Lc.
FRETGHTs - To Liverpool active and
drmer; -four by sail 2s Cd; wheat by sail
Sd; by steam 1919.
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Cincinnati Narket.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, Oct. z.
CoTroN-DulI and prices have declined;
nniddltng 1870.
FLOUR-QuIet and unchanged; family
IS 1896.
WHEAT Quiet and unchanged; red 81 10
al ID.
CoRN-Scarce and firm new SOC; old soc.
RYE AND OATs-Qufet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull and holders anz-0uS 70
sell fall 81 0091 10; Iowa spring 81 tJ9l 12i
Illinois sp, ing S09yOc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and unchanged.
LARD OIL Dull and declined TO 81 100
I u.
EGGS-Scarce and firm at 25c. :
BUTTER-DulI and dropping.
SEEDs-Unchanged and dull.
PoRK-S26.
BAcoN-I41z9l9Izc for shoulders and
clear sides.
LARD--DuII and declined; sales of new
steam at l414c.
HOGs-Duil and prices nominal, asking
7(a71<c; weather ton warm to Slaughter
there are about 10, 600 in the pens.
ToBACCo-Scarce and firm; first hid
new lngs sold to-day st 50 10.
WH1sKY-DulI and declined sales at $50
SAC, closing heavy.
GOLD-11Z-
ExCHANGE-Par.
MoNEY-MRrket easy.
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PITTsBURG, October q. 1t rafned from
four until A NJ. but Is now clear. Mo-
nongahela feet inches and rising.
P1rrsBURG, October 27.-Weather cloudy
and prospects for rain good. Mononga-
heia feet inches and stationary. Heavy
rains are reported on the upper Allegheny.
No arrivals.
CINCINNATI, October %, PM.-The river
has risen inches. There is now feet /
inch in the channel. Weather wet. Their
mometer 7So. Rain has just commenced.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 97.-River six sfeet and
four inches, and risen three inches. Flor
5nc9 passed down from IrontOn to Louis
Vile. Showery and warm this afternoon.
CINcINEATI, October H.-Gen. Warren
Corps OF Commission. appointed by the
Seer etary of War to examine into the
complaints that the Newport and Cincin-
natl bridge, as now being constructed, will
interfere with navigation, are expected.
Tomorrow, or next day, Col. Morrow will
arrive here.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2z.-Weather cloudy
and unses9sonablsy wsrm 10 the theTmometer
inches In the chute, and four feet on Port
land Bar.
CAIRO, October 27.-Port IIst-AtIantic,
New Orleans to st. Louis, 10 PM; MaIlte
Ragon, Evansville packet. 1 An; Silver
Bow, st. Louis to Red River, /; City of
Alton, ST. Louis to Vicksburg, 8; Belle st.
st. Louis. South, g.; Norman, Evansville
to Memphis, PM. /; Grand Tower, st. Louis
to Memphis. 3; Belfast, New Orleans, z;
Mohawk, Cairo to New Orleans, Z;
The river rose inches. Weather clear.
Mercury 7S0.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. z7.-ATrived-Be Rrdstown,
from Peoriai W. j. Lewis, from Kansas
City: Rob Roy, from Keokuk; Belle
Memphis and Belle Lacrosse, from St.
Paul; City of Cairo, from VicksburR. De-
parted-RoD Roy, for Keokuk; City OF
Vicksburg, for Vieksburg; Dubuque, for
st. Paul; Thompson Dean, for New Or
leans. River falling. Weather very
warm. Mercury so at PM.
NASHVILLE, October T.-RIver falling
very slowly, with Is inches scant on Har-
peth Shoals. Weather clear ana warm.
The Burksville passed GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday evening, and has not yet arrived.
It is supposed she cannot get over Harpeth
Shoals.
MEMPHIS, Oct. z7.-Weather clear and
pleasRE ; River falling slowly. Up-CiIy
of Chester. Down-Mollie Able.
VICKsBURG, Oct. 27.-Down-Arkansas
4 AM; Bismarck, 3: Leslie Taylor, p n.
Weather clear and pleasant.
BATON ROUGE, La, October 27.-The Lee
made the following time to-day, on her
run to Natchez: CarroIlten, 28 minutes
and Is seconds; College Point, hours %
minutes and 20 seconds: DonaldsonvilIe,
hours so minutes and So seconds; Baton
Rouge hours and AZ minutes.
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/ ReCkPORT SENSATION.
A Ghesg Playing Tricks Upon
Travellers.

A couple of gentlemen who reside
in Rockport visited Evansville some
thing less than a week ago, and on
their return in a buggy, when q few
miles from home. were astonished by
finding their vehicle suddenly rise in
the air and come down again with a
terrible bump.
The enc who was not driving ac-
cused the one who was of bad man
agement, which he stoutly denied,
averiDg that he had driven with all
care, and that the sudden rise Of the
buggy was due to means he could not
control. They proceeded on their
way for short distance further, when
suddenly the same thing occurred the
whole rig" rising couple Of feet
and falling again so violently as to Sc
riously brighten both horse and men.
Again they proceeded, and again they
were interrupted. this time the horse
alone rising, when one of the men
spraug out and seized the animal only
to be lifted himself in the same man
ner.
The one who remained seated in
the buggy urged the horse, who pulled
with all his strength as he came
down, but all in vain, the buggy not
only refused to 60 forward, but the
wheels revolved rapidly in the OPP
posite direction. OF this the man
who remained in the buggy seems to
have had some doubt, so he put forth
his hand, and By friction against the
spokes, had the skin taken off Of his
fingers.
After a while these manifestations
were suspended. and the gentlemen
proceeded in badly demoralized state
Of mind and nerve.
When they arrived at home, they
told the story, and were regarded with
suspicion by their hearers, until some
persons went with them next day to
the place where the last NANTES ia.
tons occurred. and seeing the marks
of the horses struggles, SO much Of
the story was verified. When the
story was related here last night. by 8
gentleman Of not only integrity buI
great probity, those who heard it,
Couldn't help thinking
The men had been drinking"
But were assured that they were per-
fectly sober, having drank only two
glasses of beer each. DUNG the day
Here is problem for philosophers tc
solve that smacks strongly of :" Ro-
chester Knockings." spiFitualistiC
manifestations" &c.