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LEGAL NOTICES.
To Whom 1t may Concer

notice il hereby given that q Corp
nndar the name and style OF the Ot
60 and Mining Company has been
ired nnder the g6neraI l41s OF Iowa,
purpose Of RrcFpeo{lng 81 anu =, MINI ~ !
and preparing the SINE lot maIkss, !, a
, ,eys n and Missouri kver Railroad,
anv and All points In the State Of Iowa
the BOARD Of Directors may designate
w,e,n nrincipal place Of buBine41 q ga
v,nrasss1n Is at, OttumWa, Iowa. The .
frei canital is Sixty ThousAnd lsUM
isTs divided into shares Of one Hl
$500 Dollars each. 70 pe pauo ILL., IN =. ~ sJ n
ny sy,S ~ rfSMSnoration commenced on I
~ xnrfl. 1871, and iseo continue
1esrs with power Of renewal.
The affairs Of this Corporation "a
conducted by q board OF not more IN
directors TO be electsa on d me $500, ~ nal
ExScntive ofiicers of this Corporation
president. Vice President, secretary,
nrer and kuperintend ent, to be elee
The Rnard Of Directors at the annual
inc. an the LIST "Wednesday OF June, Is
each year thereafter. -
CT ~ nfiicers until the next annual M
" q. Bonnifield. President; w. n.
W,ca president: o. NJ. Ladd, secretary
Moss. Treasurer; Jas. d. Ladd, superb
ent. ~ ,ndehtedn,
which this Corporation may .. aS M
itai Of the company, ct the time the q
co Tshe Irrsvste property OF the stockholt
this Cnrnoration shall not be liable y
cnrnorate Indebtedness. ,r,n
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Chicago General Market.

ShiOiLSO, ApIu 10.
WHEAT-Opened weak Fat 100!
al 800 cash. but closed heavy anc
lower at 1.29a1. 29t cash; 1304al.3Ol
seller May; No sold at l.32a1.323
No 3 at 1.24, and rejected at l.l33al
14f. N
Observation-Disclosures at 4.5Oa5. CO.
extras at 5.76a6 60.
CORN-Quiet and weak; fresh No
2 at 5l4 cash. and 54a544 sellor May,
and 55a55I seller June; no grade ut
49a50.
OATS-Dull; sales at 4S for regu-
lar No 2. and 464a47 for rejected.
RYE-Quiet and weaker !; sales at
SO for No Land 80 for No Q.
BARLEY-Firmcr but quiet sales
at 90a9l for regular, and 95 in store.
HIG lWINES-Steady and firm !;
sales at 869.
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ny With which he takes hold Of the

ny with which he takes hold of the
affairs of that Dcpartment.
The Joint High Commission are
stin extremely busy, dining their
friends and being dined. Some Eng.
liz papers arc, alarmed at all this
beaquetting and jonksting, and are
feoeihI that their Commissioners
~ b uuduly influenced thereby
et am convinced that If they only
knew what dreadfully poor dinners
ate given in Washington, thei,
hearts would DO easy on that score
Happy the man who brings bic
cook with him, as one of the Eng
lish Commissioners has done.
The Secretary of War, is absent
attending the meeting OF the army
OF the Tennessee at CINCINNATI
General Belknap has (deservcdly'
the reputation of being the, hand
soonest man in Washington, and O
course he belongs to Iowa.
aie 1ta PORTIA.
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Tho Ringgold Record gives the
following account Of q Prairie fire
on tho windy Saturday CT this
n onth:
Last Saturday was q terrible day
to hear the omnibus word of fire.
At an early hour in the morning be-
fore the wind was blowing so strong,
prairie fire was seen at the South
west, which was brought up ut q
terrible rate by the rising wind,
leaving destruction in it's path. 1t
passed along just west Of town on
the ridge between Walnut creek and
Grand River, on its way toward tho
north. There was scarcely . farmer
in that vicinity that escaped without
moro or less loss, in the way of
fencing, lumber, timber, &C., and
what makes it more serious the farm
ing season is upon them, and they
can i'll afford to spare the time
from farming operations to repair
fencing &c.
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CATTLE Receipts 1926 salcs
to shippers made ut from 6.75(06 80
for good to prime 6.25006 SO for
tar, and 5,75D569 for medium; ono
drove OF extra good sold at 7.124 ;
sto:kers in fair request at 5 35(15 so
for fair to good, and 4.5O@500 for
medium and mixed lots.
HOiS-Rcceipts 1904 market
active; salcs at 55e0g5.65 for good
to choice; 5.30W5.45 for fair 10 me-
dunn lots.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-One of the
best men yet suggested for Lieuten'
ant Governor is Col. John HI. Keatly
of Council Bluffs. He is warmly
urged by several of our Western OK.
changes, and, if distinguished mill
tary service, at the head Of a Penn
sylvainia Regiment, and able and
loyal journalistic labors as the accom-
plished editor Of tho Council Bluffs
Nonpa,eil are to avail, he will make
toeman, worthy Of the most
kn,ghtly stool, in tho approaching
tournament.
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sHERRIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of an execution to me dil
from the Clerk of the District Court OF
clio County, Iowa, on Judgment obi
In said Court. on the Slst day of January
iu favor OF George w. Chamberlain as
tins, and against VIM. Reeves and Hem
Stout as Defendants, for the sum Of
Hundred and two Dollars, and 10 cent,
costs taxed at sos and accruing costs, !
levied upon the following property, tax
the property Of said defendants, to s.
faid execution, tO-Yit:
Two cottage bed stSads. twelve con
bedsteads, two feather beds, u straw
80 feather pillows, y quilts. ~ cotton she
bed spreads, 10 chairs, sofa chair. IL
stands, IL wash bowls. 8 looking glasses;
ter table, round stand table, II glass IL
table covers, sofa, rocking chair. ST
lounge, and one bay mule. two years
And will ofYer the same for sale to the
est bidder for cash IN hand, on the 9Th
Of May, A. p: 1871 IN front OF the Stem
House L. y e. ana nae w hoaf d due
dance viii be given by the undersigned.
Dated, Ottumwa, Iowa, April 9Th. 1871:
5. A. SWIGGETf, Sheriff OF said
By VIM. H. II. AsBURY, Deputy.
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is reported that our handsome
Iowa ox-member Of Congress, Hon.
VIM. d. Allison, aud Annie Dickin-
son are shortly to be married. We
don't credit this story, ourselves, but
if it proves trne, We should recon.
mend our Dubuque friend to look
well to his brooches and top.knot. :
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TO THE WORKING CLASS I've ara
now prepared to furnish all CLASSES with
constant employment at home, the whole
OF the time or for the spare moments.
business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons OF either sex easily earn from SOC to
devoting their whole time TO the business
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. That all who see this notice may
send their address. and test the business
VIC make the unparalleled offer: To such
MS are not well satisfied. we will send ons
dollar TO pay for the trouble of writing
Full particulars. a valuable sample which
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AUGUSTA, MAINE
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st. Louis Market.

st. Loais, Apfill1a.E u
FLOUR-Quiet, 5 30 for superfne
and 5.75a6.00 extra spring. S3
WHEAT-Dull; No 2 rod f:ll
LEO; soft Iowa, 1.32s1.35. 90
CORN-Steady at 81 for bulk and
60 sacked.
OATS-53a54 for mixed sacked
and 473a49 for mixed in bulk.
BARLEY--Firmer; 85a1.15 for
spring and 80al. 10 Tor winter.
RYE-Dull at 80.
WHISKY-87.
MESS PORk-Dull with no sales.
CUT MEATS-Weak; loose
shoulders, 6; rough sides, q; loose
hams, 81. sg
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 7aa73; clear
rib, 81 clear sides, 1Oa104.
LARD-Nominal at ia for steam.
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Special correspondence Of the Courier.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, y. G., April 9.

3 sf.4E sE4 4. ia NJ III
WAsHINaToN, y. @, April 9.
4 At the present moment oil seems
unusually "quiet on the Potomac
Our legislators and our trees are
about to leave at the same time, this
year.
! We are at the gay end of the Sos.
sion. Members are exceedingly
lively upon the subject of adjourn
ment; and upon no other subject
Even the now members are'impatient
for homo. No committees have been
formed, and no real business is being
done. ave meet to part" is emphat-
icaliy the motto of the present Con-
gress. The members meet with
promptness and regularity for the
express purpose of voting an ad-
journment.
Sunset Cox, who is perpetually on
the rampage" arouses the House
by his furious Onslaught upon our
man of granite, Ben. Butler, and that
good and delightful gentleman, Mr..
Dawes, of Mass. s. s. is in the
seventh Heaven if either of these
men notice him and give him a cuff,
as they sometimes do.
1t is a strange spectacle to see the
members INDUCING in sparring
matches, or gently dallying about
the duly on salt and other little mat
tors and the Senate spending days
in quarreling about who shall be
Chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Rotations, while our fellow
creatures are being daily murdered
by our re-constructed brethren of the
South. The House, however, has,
at last, passed bill for the relief of
Southern loyalists, and it remains to
be seen what the Senate will do in
the same direction.
The affairs of adjournment; of duty
on salt, of the reconstruction, OF tho
committee on Foreign Relations, may
be Of vast Importance, but are not,
from my point Of view, like tho Ku
Klux outragcs, killing matters"
Governor Scott, of South Carolina,
recently received warning from
the X. K, and it is needless to add
that he has been sick in bed ever
since, utterly unable to leave his
room.
The Indiana Association serenad-
cd Governor Morton last night, ut |
the National Hotel, and Governor |
NJ accompanied by President Grant,
Mr.. Colfax and others, addressed a
vast crowd from the balcony. Short
and pilhy speeches were also made |
by Mr.. Colfax. Colonel Forney and |
Others, and were received with i'm
monse applause.
We Iowans in Washington, take
an especial pride in sour State
We do with Iowa, as melancholy did
by the youth in "Grhys Elegy," we
mark it as our own" with The
pleasure and comllacency. Cur
delegation" do honor to the State.
They arc cmphatically men of parts,
and morally.
The new Commissioner of the
General Land Office, Major Drum
mond. an Iowa man, has already /
shown himself master of the situa-
ton, and has won golden opinions
for the executive ability and indus |
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of the State Of lc
and for Wapello County.
Nancy Fisher and
Sarah r. Helvte
against
Martin Fisher, Da- ,.-,
vid Fisher. John June Term, io'i.
Fisher, Sylvester
Fisher, Eliza A. 4.
To said Defendants:- ~
You are hereby notlhe'
ON or before the sth day of April, 1871,
titiOn Of Nancy Fisher and sarah =.
plnintiffs. will be filed In the Clerks OF
said Circuit Court OF Wapello County.
asking said Court to set off to PlaintiH,
Fisher. her dover in the premises beio
scribed, and after said dover has been !
that partition be made thereon, ana !
cannot be done, then that the land ne
and the proceeds divided. said ianu
scribed as follows: Northwest guar,
southwest quarter, and sixty acres on
side or west half OF northwest quartz
ton II. and northeast quarter, soutl
quarter, sec. y, all In township IL, rang
And that unless you appear and make az
thereto at or bore noon OF the secon'
of next term ol6aid Court, 70 be begu
held at the Court House At Ottumwa, u
County, on the l2th day Of June. 1871,
default will he entered and partitiop,
thereof and dover assig 1ed as prayedVg
H. B. HENDERSH0I.r and
JACQUES 4 FAWCEFT,
April 8, ls7l-witl Plaintiffs Attof
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sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution to me dir
from the Clerk. of the District Court OF
clio County. Iowa, ON y Judgment obt'
IN said Court, on the 18th day OF FebrI
1871 In favor of J. Shields, as Plaintiff
sum of Two Hundred and twenty Dol
and 81 Cents and costs taxed at $3.50 {
and accruing costs, have levied upon
following Real Estate taken as the prof.
OF said Defendant, to satisfy said Execui
to.wit:
Lot No. two(2), in Block eleven ul), in
city OF Eddyyille, Iowa.
And will offer the same for eale to the b
est bidder for cash in hand, on the LIST DID
May, A. D., 1871, In front OF the Court IN
door, In Ottumwa, at the hour of o'cl{
7. NJ. OF said day, when and where due
tedance will be given by the undersigned
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, April 3D., lS7ll
y. A. SWIG9ETT, Sheriff OF said @
BY WIN. II. II. AsBuRY, Deputy.
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Diyislon of TexAa:

"A committee, appointed from the
legislature OF Texas, have reported
to both Houses plan for the divis
ion Of the State into three States
to be called East Texas, Texas, and
West Texas. Each Of these States,
in such division, will embrace an
area larger than that of Iowa. This
presents q worry important question,
not only pertaining to the people Of
the State of Texas, but also, to the
people of the whole country, since,
upon its accomplishment, we should
have six members of the q. s. Senate
at once, where we now have two.
This polJiO.l change. 1t this Juues~-.,
has p distinctive Significance, and
while We think the State Of Texas
must eventually be divided, and that
she has territory ample ont Of which
to carve three States, yet, this is no
time to do it, wait . little and see il
her citizens will let the bones Of
union men, who were starved to
death, or inhumaniy and csuselcssly
shot down in her prison pens. rest in
peace ) beneath her soil, before they
unnecessarily receive extended polit,
ical power.
81 Texas, when she shall permit and
invite within her borders an honest,
Industrious people from abroad, q
people who will fairly develops her
resources, and dot her prairies with
school houses, which shall make
culture universal among her people
then will she begin to prosper, and
increase in wealth and population, 20
that there nay be need for . divis-
ion of tho State. .a.ya
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q
The regular annual meeting of the
Northwestern Associated Press will
DC held at the Sherman House in the
city Of Chicago, ILL.,, on Wednesday
the Sd day Of May. 1871, at Z o'clock
in the evening, at which time off,
GERS OF the association for the coming
year will be chosen and other busi-
moss Of interest to every member of
The association. transacted. Each
and every member is requested to be
present promptly, with the intention
of staying until the business is all
transacted, that they may know what
IS done and thereby avert all misun-
Outstanding and consequent dissatis-
faction. A. d. BALcoMBE
Pres. N. w. Ass'd Press.
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Normal Schools.

l have noticed, Of late, that tho
subject of Normal Schools is being
discussed to considerable extent,
and have also noticed, in several
instances. that arrangements have
been made with the County Super
intendents to teach Normal Schools
in their respective Counties. this
summer, during vacation. m
Their reasons are these: They
think, and l can not see any reason
that it should not be truo, that If they
can have good Normal Schools, or
Institutes. in their own counties, that
the teachers will be at less expense
than they will be if they attend in
some OF the adjoining counties, and,
they also think, by having Normal
Schools in their own counties, that Q
greater number will attend, and,
therefore, raise the grade of their
certificate, and just as soon as this
system Of giving third and fourth
grade certificates is done away with.
you will see the wages commence to
advance, for persons who have eedu.
Gated themselves to teach will not
teach for nothing, or that which is
about the same, the wages that some
are teaching for now.
Now, why can not this county, as
well as some whsch have not more
than two-thirds as great q popula-
ton, have such . school ? Do the
teachers and patrons Of education,
of this county. intend to stand lower
IN the scale Of education than such
counties?
This county stands among the
first counties of the State, in wealth
and population, and do we propose
to let her bring up the rear rank in
education? ,s5
The material is. in this county,
which, if rightly developed, will
make her second to mono, and why
not developit? Egg
| should like to hear from the
County Superintendent, or any one
else, who feels himself Interested in.
the subject. ds j. G. SHouP.
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Chicago Provision.

Chlcago, April IL.
PROVISlGNS-Firmer and ia
better demand.
NESS P0Ra-IIighcr; sales ut
ls.l2aa1S % cash.
LARD-Dull; salcs at l0sal04
cash.
CUT MEArS--Stoady shoulders
at 6a6t; rough sines at 7aa8; short
rib at 8a8a first clear hold at 8ia9.
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The now city council of St. Louis
stood twelve Republicans and twelve
Democrats. The Mayor being q
Democrat, the Democrats thought
they had the city government and
al it, patronage sure. But the Re.
publicans took up o Mr.. Smith, one
OF the Democrats, and made him
President OF the council, and Smith
is now co operating with the Repub.
licans, at which the Democrats are
very wroth. Tho Times says that
III Poeahontas had let her indignant
friends chop off the head Of John
Smith before he had begun to propo-
gate his species, she would have saved
the Democratic party of St. Louis q
deal of trouble in 1871"
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The Register recommends the
erection OF a monument to the late
Clark Durham, and the COURIER
seconds the motion. Let the coming
Editorial Convention do something
besides guzzling, giggling, and gor-
mandizlng, and inaugurate this testi-
monial of respect to one who was
the peer Of the ablest in our guild.
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General Amnesty.

This measure is defeated in Rspub-
lican caucus-the Iowa delegation
standing solidly against it. We
have heretofore given our views up.
on the question Of General Amnesty,
and we are glad to see the measure
defeated, especially as matters
now stand. While we believe the
law of kindness is the greatest con.
queror, as general rule, over those
who have been guilty of crime, yet
We know that the necessity exists IN
order to guard the peace and welfare
of community that impenitent and
hardened criminals should be pnn-
ished and shackled, 60 a. to prevent
thcm from preying further upon 60
ciety. 1t is simple folly after the
experience of the last five. years to
suppose that amnesty to al, will in
any degree, prevent, or tend to pro.
vent the atrocities that are now be-
ing committed in the south. No
terms Of lenity Of any kind will ever
induce JEFF. Davis to not hope for
and act for tho success of the lost
cause. az he Indicated IN his recent
speech, at Selma, Alabama. If there
be any crime known to the catalogue
of crimes, which for the sake Of the
example to prevent ito repetition,
there is need Of punishment, such as
is most severe without the attainder
Of blood, it is the crime of the traito
in the late rebellion. We mean the
prominent and leading traitor. 1t
Is an insult to call upon tho vigorous
patriotic mon Of the country to put
down q rebellion, and five years
thereafter lot tho vllest and ablest of
tho conspirators still unrepentant
and still conspiring como back into
full communion with the freemcn of
the land, to plot anew, rebellion. If
again they shall succeed in raising
the standard of the Southern Confed-
oracy bong let SO to do, by tho OK.
treme leniency of tho government,
can we expect that there will be such
hearty response from the people to
opress it.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that on the--l
OF October. 1870, the Undersigned was app!
ted by the Circuit Court OF Wapeiio CO..,
Iowa. Administratrix of the Estate of ~
min s. sylvester, deceased, late Of said col
". All persons indebted to said Estate,
make payment to the the undersigned,
those having claims against tie same,
present them legally authenticated to
Court for allowance.
SARAH E. SYLVESTER
~. ,. Administrat1
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Among tho subscribers to the new
government loan, up to the 7th inst,
we note the Mt. Pleasant National
State Bank. $50, 900.
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| esPeclauy has Brother Frost done SO
in the following case, in regard to a
north and south railroad:
"Said st. Louis merchant TO us
last summer, two 60 slow but sure,
and we shall win ia the end" But
we approhend that still moro for
midable obstacle to direct trade with
ct. Louis is found in the imperfect
arrangements for freighting to Iowa
as yet effected. A fact stated 1t the
railroad meeting here last Friday
evening by Mr.. &. 81. Peters sets this
matter in : plain light: Mr.. W. P.
futile, our Hardware dealer, ordered
two stoves fTom St. Louis, which
weighed together 635 pounds. The
freight on the stoves from St. Louis
to Ottumwa, about $50 miles, was
one dollar and forty cents. From
Ottnmwa here, q distance in q direct
line Of only IS miles, and by rail
about lis miles, it was eight dollars
and siIty, foe cents, or more than six
times the amount Of The freight for
the first and longer distance. In
coming from Ottumwa here the
freight had to be shipped over three,
or at least two different lines.
The duty of st. Louis capitalists
in the premises is obvious. they
would reap the immense harvest
which only awaits tho magic touch
of their enterprise to pour itself into
their lap, they must extend their
railroad system into this State in
variou, directions and secure such a
reduction of freights that Iowa NOR
chants can afford to trade with them.
Especially does it seem obvious that
such extension should be made duo
north from Ottumwa, over the route
of the Ottnmwa h st. Paul road,
which traverses one of tho most fer
tile and inviting regions of this State.
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Republican State Convention.
OFFICE OF REPUBLICAN l
3TAfE CKNTRAL COMNrTrEE.
nrrr MpvNua No vnIN ~ a-y0'

H..
tthts@H ttsk OFFIcK OF REPUBLICAN, \
VIZ AHl STATE CKNrRAL COMMITTEE.
Dies MONIES. March 81, lS7O) AZ
Tho Fifteenth Annual State Convention 81
the Republican Party Of Iowa will be held at
Des .hoi.es, Wednesday june 81, ~,
commencing at II O'Clock, A. NJ. for the pur.
The following Offices. viz:
One candidate for Governor,
.I,t Oi,e candidate for Lieutenant Governor:
= One candidate for Judge Of tks Supreme
Cossgt;
One candidate for Superintendent Of
Pa6tic i,sstrMctSon;
and The transaction Of such other business q
usually. comes before the annual meeting Of
the party. tEt re Tl|
The ratio Of representation will be, one del.
egate for each organized county in the state
and, i'll addition thereto, one delegats for
every two hundred votes. or fraction over one
hundred, cast for Ed Wright for Secretary Of
state, at the election in 1870. The following
table shows the number Of delegates to which
~ each oOunty will be entitled
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