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A barly Teuton entered an omni
bus one day with a huge eorschaum
in his mouth, and taking che only
vacant seat; proceeded to roll forth
huge volumes Of smoke. Pho con,
Iduetor seeing this violation of rules,
stopped up TO him and said, "No
smoking allowed here, SIR The
'Daicbman. slowly taking the pipe
from his mouth and staring at the
polite conductor, replied: "Vell, 1
don't makes no noise ven 1
schmokes. ab 'fss Z i Eaai isss
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Ladies' 60 to the N. Y. cheap store
and sec the largest assortment Of I'M
dergarments, which they sell cheap
or than you can buy the muslin and
trimming to make it. WV
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Hon. II. r. Claussen. q dist;non;.h

7
Hon. II. r Claussen, q distinguish.
ed German lawyer at Davenport,
81 after fully reviewing Judge Becka
dissenting opinion, declares that
! either the Supreme Court Of the
United States and of twenty-one
(, other States err, or Judge Beck is
mistaken" and concludes with "the
COZ confident ft hope that the people, now
released from tho shackles Of . former
decision, will use tho authority con-
ferred blythe Legislature prudently,
and thereby increase the prosperity
ofthe country greatly 49, *
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knovn amonc thsir ancestrv. y
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slsn6 withlA i,svtis Uomfortable frame.
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Iabout noon and found ~ mother M
IIsnd about the honsA IA ~ lmoderate
health. The babv. a. hahieal the
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nstured. accommodatiug and kind
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habft the Il 16ndsrh q fke sasse finse
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U. S. Marshal Dalton has sent no
tees to 1000 men to serve as Deputy
III arshals in Brooklyn, N. Y. to-mor.
row,
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The president has delivered him
self over, a complete captive, to the
most unscrupulous men in congress.
At their dictation, he abanlons
pledges and professions, dismisses his
most trusty and honorable advisers.
attempts to control state elections,
and makes war upon the earliest and
ablest Republicans for adherinp to
the very policy which he pledged
himself to support. 1.-The fancies that
all desire for reform can be overpow-
cred by his single name he is very
much mistaken.-Missour Democrat.
We have distinct recollection Of
the editor Of the Mo. Democrat aris-
ing in his place just behind the Iowa
delegation in the Baltimore Conven-
ton of 1864, and denouncing Lincoln
and throwing the vote of that State
away on Grant who was not a can
didate. s.tss.....s, s. ,,,s.....
1t isin accordance with the guer.
rilla character Of that disreputable
concern, that it should now be sup
porting Brown and the oopperhead
ticket, and hurting its impotent cpl.
thots at Grant and his administers.
tion.G It done the same thing on Lin
coin, and the present raid promises
about as well % that of 1864.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
g Chicago. Nov ii 4

@SEss.9s ,.'--r~S 80 49, -
4 Flour Dull and unchanged. Re-
ceipts I, 900 barrels, shipment II 900.
Wheat Dull hut = sA4de higher,
closing steady; No 1 sold at 81 3@984
No 3, 92@93; rejected 67@88. Re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels, ship nents
32,676, lii, sIiisf
Corn-Firmer and higher, No 2
closing at Is cash, 81 seller month;
rejected, 4{@664sj5 3fs
Oats-Qnie and ifmer; No 2
closing at 373@47a cash; rejected,
36@373.
Eye Firmer; Nol2, g.
Barley Closing with No 3 at
66666. R;fiIgs gags.i hla sal
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The Prussian losses since October
10th, amount to 2,8l9l
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A supplement containing numer.
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10 H. r. BELL, g9tse sssH 5Fre sssss.ffsvs
SiF.A You as0 heeehyn0
tilted that the position or John Pfoa5era 70
on file il tho once Of the Clerk of the CIR
s which GSss lie. lSw, 1o In
s S sss:sS X. Z sss'S n xlf
les you appear and make defense
to said petition on or befbr .
noon or the second day Of tie NIT
term Of said Circuit Court " b. COM
nenced on the 18th day Of December 1870,
default will be taken and Judgement rsn-
.4srsd agaisst yon Sor the emoust clai99d
/. y n. $500 MORRIS J. WILLTAMS,
nov.S-w vat. Attorney FOR Petitioner.
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The Trans.C Continental.

For years General John G. Ere
mont has been the leading spirit in
projecting a Southern Pacific Rails
road Company, which organization
Is at last an accou -
the name of tbsvs1 Rsis asl
Continents. RAILWAY ComH n
From the Nsw Yna s'ssx An
the following xs the NJ Of dffSctoIS
for the firstyear:~z
Marshal o. Roberts, New York;
John G. Fremont, New York; B. b.
Hart, New York; Il. W. Gray, New
York, Edward " estshsf New York;
W. r. Stewart, New York; Ames Van
wart, New York; John W. fOfnSy,,
Pennsylvania; j. B. Bowman, Ksni
tuoky; George Nancy, Tennessee; O.
f. Holy, New Aexico; r. Nj shop,
Ohio; J. W. Throckmorton, Texas;
B. F. Grafton, Texas;G. HI 6iddings,
Texas; H. g. Stebbinsy New York; w
r: Travers, New York; John J.x Ar
tor. New York; Edwards Pierrspont,
New York; N. r. Banks; MAssa.
chusetts; ]. Don Cameron, Pennsyl.
vania; q. f. Smith; Kentucky; w. g.
Sherrod, Alabama; NJ y. Huntsr,
Alabama; 8. w. Norton, Kentncky
W. VI. Harrison, Texas; W. Z. Clark,
Texas; J. N. Tebbetts, Arkansss; n,
w. Rice, Iowa. se 99HspigGi offod
General Fremont was nominated
president, favoring which, Colonel
John W. Forney made the following
remarks in reference TO it's founder,
and the purposes Of the enterprise
"Looking forward to this grea,
measure 40 the OQNWning event ol
his eventful lifs,I he has labored FOL
its success with IN assiduity in signal
accordance with his own remarkable
history. Through the. trials and
difficulties Of the Hast two months BIZ
has maintained the ednanimity Of hi
nature, and has finally brought order
out Of the chaos of contending inter
ests. The very delay in the organi
cation has contributed to its fina
COMPLETENESS. Men from different
sections Of this great country have
during nearly two months Of 'dcliber
alton and discussion, been brouglatt II
know each other better, and aisos Il
appreciate the incalculable ilnpor
lance of an undertaking which will
not only bring the North aud South
together into relations Of affection
but will.vitalise and develop the grea
resources Of ouf redeemed Republic
He had the honor, most cordially, I,
second the nomination Of Genera
Fremont. naS,8qm Z -oiaaA 81 10
General Fremont, however, deciin
Cd The responsible position, in tayo
LOT, Marshall o. Roberts, one Of ID
financial kings Of New Yorks4 a4r
IL y will crafty the ansmcr9d
friends ofour worthy Iowan Genera
3. NJ. Rice, Of Oskaloosa, inowv. e
tensivsly prscticing law in Washing
ton) tonotice thst;he has been elscs
ID unanimously IL one u the direc,
ors, and that be IA, associated wit
such distizguished aspaphAksts an
statesmen, ID. prcjsctiDg an ente'
4 prise second to no other which eve
absorbed the American hind,,s N
bstterselection could have beenanAd
from lows, and IN behalf Of his arm
of friends, we tender him hearty col
| CALCULATIONS. 80. -, Nh VA. n
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BRoKEs.--Dirt was broken
for tho new Capitol at Des Moines,
yesterday. a %Rf59

&c
teai-DiRT BRoKEs.--Dirt was broken
for tho new Capitol at Des Moinee
yesterday. 90 &asa
The Register gives q lengthy 40.
count of the distinguished men pres.
ent on that occasion, among whom
We note Andrew johnson and John
Morrissey. Many of the enraptured
spectators carried off walls OF thc
first sod as keepsakes.
Gov. Merrill held the pIow, which
broke the earth on this historic oc
casion.
We await furtherss particulars with
GREATNESS anxiety.
Col. CorkhiIl writes a letter to
Gov. Merrill, President State Board
of Commissioners, saying that while
he believes that he is elected accord
ing to the technicalitics of the law,
he yet declines to take advantage of
the ambiguou character of the vote
and can not be- considered by any
act OF has as a contestant before the
Board. is. -
We presume tho Board will not be.
governed by the wishes or Col. Cork.
hill or any other candidate, and will
as they should give the certificate to
the mar elected according to tho re-
qulrements Of the Constitution. $40
The PIussian losses since October
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The Elections.

From all accounts received up ia
hgoing to press, it is apparent that
Republicans won glorious and SUBJ
(||:;;;;:;'!!'';;i'I|lE:!lll!|l'l !
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The Davenport Gazette, weA says
that all the silly twaddle of Coz, pand
his newfound friends, in the demo-
cratic party, and out Of II, about the
deiunnct Secretary being removed on
account Of his efforts at reforming
8 mo Civil Service, fails to tho ground
without weight, when It is remem-
bored that he is succeeded ~
Columbus Delano, = man who has
went through Andrew Johnson's
Internal Revenue thieves, without
fear, favor, or affection. No more
rigid economist or efficient officer
than Columbus Delano, ever served
the government, as his most remark.
able administration of the Internal
Revenue Department abundantly
proves. He has, with the great re-
lduction Of taxation, collected vastly
more per annum than his predecessor,
whv was hampered with Johnsun's
incompe tent and dishonest officials,
and it was on account of these very
qualities Of honesty and efficiency,
which made Grant promote him.
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~. - 8. +. s.su
A PLEAsANy Tim Saturday
night at ii o'clock, found us aboard
one Of Pullman's superb sleepers Oh
the Burlington & Missouri River
Railroad, and Sunday morning At
10, welwere resting at the celebrsted
"Coksen's Hotel" in Omahs, which
George Francis Train built in forty
days. Omaha has II 900 people, and
is rapidly improving, in spite Of the
croakers, across the river. A hotel
which is to cost t15O, 900, exclusive
Of the ground, is now going up, and
promises to be one ofthe finest struc-
lures in the west. Tarnham is the
best street, but it does not equal in
compactness and beauty, our Main.
Their bluffs afford elegant residence
lots, on which we noticed many
beautiful and substantial houses, the
best one among them being that one
belonging to their most excellent
FIRST territorial governor, Alvin
Saunders, 1transplanted from Mount
Pleasant, Iowa. Omaha presents q
wonderful mixture of fine houses and
tnmble-down shanties, and covers
over an immense area for its popu-
lation. We should say that it has
ten times as many whisky shops as
Ottumwa, and they were al in fnll
blast during Sunday. The wonder.
ful tubular iron bridgeis now rapidly
under way, and is to be completed
by June next, which will practically
make Omaha and Council Bluffs
(now deadly enemies) one and tie
same city. 6,Ra t'8
We done this really wonderful
city, considering its age, in four
hours, and, At Eve o'clock the next
morning, wsre at home agsin.oai
We can really imagine no. more,
pleasant trip than this. The cars
dining rooms, &C., b., furnished by
the B. l. NJ. RR., are elegant and
sumptuous beyond description, while
the officials are kind, accommodating,
careful and intelligent, assss
If ycu want to enjoy q pleasant
ride over . magnificent country, and
= look at Omaha, Council Bluffs, and
the big Muddy" besides . delicious
Buffalo roast or:sAntolope steak. at the
'Coszen's |" pick up your traps some
night and take the route. we have
Indicated. 80 hEs
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First District-Dr. VIM. Norton,
colored.
Second-Chas. II. Plat, Rep.
Third-Chas. n. Porter, Rep.
MEifI Col. NV. Duke, Dem.
T.
lod epx II Jed; super.
y04mt; x, x2d(74,s0.
wWhvft-DTE mo 2,ssd winter, /, II
Oils; No l, 1,N.
Corn.-ln fair demand and firm
mixed in bulk, 40; do white, 45Ichoice
white sacked, 7007l. !.
OatsD&A aid dkooping, olosina
lower at 4OA@41.
Batley-In moderate demand and
steady q, s6@8. NJ
Rye In fair demand and firm al
70@72. ff sa5Fsss
Whisky-Dull ut sc.
h SEESS t1v1 sToOk, &s]
Cattle Unchanged It 5@7. sI
Hoks Wax It 6Asf F4a
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in the Senate.
No administration has ever before
in the middle Of its term, xnd ns'the
off year Of politics" been 10 signally
endorsed by the people.
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TELEaRApHIC.
LII
Special to ottumwa CouR1xa.

Special to Ottumwa CouRrxa.
Chicago, Nov. So p. m.
The majority for Farwell In this
District is five thousand. The State
i republican BY e large majority.
Rspublicans gain two Congressman
in New Jersey. They also gain In
Kentucky and Louisiana. They 10 80
pne BY local division ID Michigan. ~
Mitchell, (dsmocrat), is elected from
tho Milwaukee, (Wisconsin) districts
Asrsp1biuuniu Ms Fhecity of. Dsls'
timofe has gone heavily democratic.
No returns ft6m the rural Districts
Holman 10 elected Governor of New
York. Delegation in Congress same
~ now. The, nett results 81 all ii that
the republ icans will have nearly, If
NOT quite : two thirds majority ID the
House Of Representatives. The ad-
ministratioh Of President Grant is
sustsined, - none has been sustained
since Jackson, and the invincibility
Of the repnb lican party ID secured.
AZ for the defeat Of John w entw orth
| id this city. II u one Of the, most glo-
rious results "a the history OF Ameri-
can politics. Repub llcans, are wild
nos W. I, n, $3.50 ,.s., I. D. IrazasoIL.. 1
Il ss.s,s.. al 4.,s. Now. York Nov. 4.
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FROM the Daily Courier, Novenber 7th.


Tomorrow, 9Th inst, some eigh-
teen States of the Union hold their
annual elections; those however,
most important and upon which most
interest is conferred are the elections
OF New York and Missouri. In these
Statesthccanvass has beon warm and
in Missouri extraordinarily bitter.
The elections in the city of Now York
for several years past have controlled
the State by tho tremendous demo.
cratic najorities that have been
given.
These astounding msjorities have
been obtained BY the most fragrant
open and unblushing system Of
wholesale swindling at the polls ever
witnessed in any land not under the
usurpers rod. .r
Therefore the lovers OF liberty, of
our free institutions, and the purity
of the ballot box. both in and out Of
the State of New York, look with
deepest concern and interest, upon
the election in that State, now at
hand. ',rt
The national government found it
an imperative duty, incumbent upon
it, to attempt to puta stop to that
accursed system Of repeating votes
at the polls, which was SO enormous
and SO open as to call down upon its
authors, leading men Of the demo.
cratic party in that State, the ana.
,hemas of even many influential dem.
ocratic Journals. Nothing, perhaps
off political character that can bap
pen at this time in the history Of the
nation would DO hailed with more ioy
and satisfaction, by honorable men
Of all parties, than the success on to
morrow; Of the efforts being, made to
secure in the city of Now York, and
honest discharge Of that highest 20
litical boon of an american citizen
the exercise OF The elective Franchise
~ IA rw4es,E~ sr.sfxass...4I ia A.-sxt
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as-FA1TH WELL FoUNDED.-.IN OLD

NS" fAllu WILL rOUNDE OLD
times at the commencement of every season, it
was the fashion to take q strong cathartic as O
safeguard against change Of temperature. 1t
was worse than senseless practice. The people
OF our day understand the matter better. Instead
Of depicting the system, they reinforce it. In the
method they adopt they exhibit wise discrimin.
alton. Instead Of resorting to the ritlatel stimu
lan's OF commerce. or any OF the compounds de-
rived from them, they put their faith in the only
absolutely pure invgorant procurable in the mar
kel-HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITrEI,S. Their
faith is well founded Never has any tonic medi-
cine been prepared With such scrupulous precision
and conscientious care. 1t Is vegetable compound
of which every ingredient is sound wholesome, and
medicinal in the true sense of the worl. Now We
have three prominent national complaints. One
half Of the adult population Of the United States
suffer more or less, either from diseases Of the
stomach, derange nent Of the liver. or affections
OF the Kidneys. In no other lanl under Heaven
are these malatlies so general as IN this country,
and Hostetter's Dtters Is q specific for them AL,
unless organic in their origin, and, therefore, be-
yond cure. And let those WHO are fortunate
enough to be exempt from them at present under
stand one great fact, viz: That an occasional use
OF this vitalizing tonic will as certainly prevent
them as the sun will prevent the earth from
freezing where It's genial beams desc mi.
dccl0-6pSC
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Passengers.

Per steamship James AdGer, for New YORK.
Kendall, & J uannanan, hannahan, and
Oils.
Per steamship Charleston. from New YORK.
] Boston, F Hamilton. W il Trgle. S 4 Maddln,
Miss Durku, W Hamilton, J Laband. VIM
Leslie. G Bodine. b Hodges. Bedford, q Coles.
Segur, Miss P Segur, C II Booker, wife and
child, and 5 on<decE.
Per steamer Eliza HancoX. from Savannah. via
Beaufort, &c-Mrs II Odell, Mrs w II harrison.
and ~ on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah via Eeau.
fort, &c-G King. II G Judd, Col l. Wtggn $
Green, d Wigton, Mrs Gernaman. c Hall. Mrs Ii W
Parker and three children, N II Mcbride, Hume
Jr w N Adams, X Wills, Fl Hayne hobcrson,
E A Marshall. and 81 TN deck.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. G.
P Aston ~ st Mazyck, Mrs Mazyck, VIM Vii.
kins. J E Beatt.c, E b Fishbulne. j sullivan, 6
G Ford, Maria Henderson, x Basselleu, Mrs A
Middleton ana CHILD, Miss Middleton, Capt Shep-
pard, and l3 on deck.
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mdse. To ,MoraeSai L 90. P q o'Iren.

instant. Mdse To 'Mordecai 90. Iren'
BIT bark Hawkeye Breachin. Girgent, slcily-4a
DAYS frcm the Straits Of Gibraltar. Sulpnur, Io
Street Bros 4 co, and o C0e, Supt. Experienced
heavy northeast and southerly gales the entire
massage: Is miles southeast OF this bar, passed
mart Of vessels deck and rudder.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New YORK
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Paul c
Trenholm. e,;.,,
Spanish brig Monarca, Ysern, Barcelona" P
schr Ann Stevens. Montgomery, Jacksonville
y Enslow CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
Br bark Grace Cann Cam. Liverpool.
Span brig Paula Bertran, Barcelona
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan. PslatHa via Jack
sonvie, Savannah, &c.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore Decem
senrr, Il stickney, Fooks at Baltimore. Decem'
| Der II.
MEMORANDA.
! The bark r Walker, Pettingi ior oou "a :
Hole was cleared at st Helena, Z. ny Ine faeiue
phosphate CO, with cargo of phosphates.
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srA GRAND EPOCH m SCIENCE

Ss-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
from the time when, in 1894, DR.. RUGGE dlscay.
cred "CarbolIc Acidn and its extraordinary medi.
cal effects, nothing in the history OF Medicine has
equalled 1t. Largely used by the French physi.
clans in treatment OF consumptive and scrofu-
!ous diseases. it was introduced by the Court Phy.
stctan of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus
sa, and from thence to the United States. No
thing else Of the present day can equal HEN.
RY's SOLUTION OR OARBoLIC CONSTITUTION
REN0vAToR. Patients get better a}1er only one
dose has been taken, and We cordially recommend
it to tie pnhllc.-[Edltor "Argls." tanl7l5.