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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

1t now appears that the British pro-
test against Indirect claims was mere
pretext. The charges proposed In the
supplemental article by the Senate are
too trivial to be any serious obstacle
in the way Of arbitration. Money
worshipping England shrinks from
payment Of the damages under the
head of direct claims. They are dis
tributed as follows among the rebel
cruisers:
Alabama, $6,547,6IO; Shenandoah,
s6,4SS, $50; Florida, $685. 600; Talla-
hassee, $579,956; Georgia, 1888, 976 !;
Chickamauga, $95, 1856; Nashville, 500, :
537; Retribution, $2O,335: Sumpter,
sl0,6@; sallie, $3.50; and Boston,
$4OO.
The aggregate Il @AQ,0al;4ao, incluz
ding. N51O, 765 for lnaaes nom increas-
ed war premiums. TO strike sensi-
tive chord in the British heart, It is
only necessary to touch the purse
strings.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

In the recent struggle over the Tar
if in Congress, the Democratic mem
bers from Pennsylvania were generally
on the side of the Protecfionists, and
showed bold front on questions
more especially affecting the interests
of the State. 1t must have cost some
of them a pang, and we know that
Messrs. Haldeman and B. f. Myers
voted with their colleagues with some
what of the feeling in which Ancient
Pistol ate Ais leek.. xet they will proba-
tudc of their constituents. Messrs.
Foster, Randall, and Speer must be
commended for the more generous
spirit in which they rendered valuable
services to the industries Of the coun-
try.-Johnstown (Pa.) Industrial Bull
letiu.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaToN, june 10.

- - III.
The presentation by Garfield Of the
,rnr,.;at;os h;i,S 49, STU .asn LII r.
to the precedence to lie given such re-
port.
The Speaker ruled that the Confer
ence report must have fret preference.
The report was accordingly made.
The democrats Immediately resort
cd to fillibustering i'm order to. defeat
action upon it. s
The report ofthc Conference on the
Objectionable Senate amendment is
merely modification and provides
that whenever in anyScounty or parish
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

Is MONIES, June ll-7:5O r. n.

Dies MONIES, june Hi 80 r. n.
Special 70 ottumwalCounIEn-
convention assembled ~ E ~.
ciAty -tnEoe cOuntics were Fcpzesenso0
Inc Commlttee' on permanent orysni-
zationrepored tho following:
For President B. b. RIchasds, Of
Dubuque. Secretary, John Galleghef,
a, ross TnS az S;.tr;ct s'oeHs l1O sA 80
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

The Linn (MissouriD Democrat cant
find words forcible enough to express
its contempt for the Cincinnati ticket,
and therefore prints the names of the
candidates without capital letters, in
this fashion; eve do not propose to
vote for Republican for President in
any possible contingency, and least of
all for greeley and brown
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MrSNEAPoLls, MINI, june 5.

ftss MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June D,
EDITORS Courier Thinking that a
few words in relation to the future
direct railroad line between Minneap-
oils and ottumwa, would be Of inter-
est to YOU, have concluded to give
its location and prospects for compile
ton. This road, in Minnesota, is called
the minneapolis 4 st. Louis Rail-
way" Starting at Minneapolis rum
ming southwark to Carver, passing
thrice through the counties of Scott,
LIE Suer, Waseca and Frccborn, and
connecting with the Central Road Of
Iowa, at the State line. You will sec
by small map enclosed that it cross
SEES the st. Paul & Sioux City Rail
road, Hastings 4 Dakota Railroad,
Winona & ST. Peter Railroad, and the
Southern Minnesota Railroad before
reaching the State line. This road is
now finished to Carver, twenty-eight
miles Southwest from this city, and
bonds to tho amount of $500, 600 were
recently sold in Europe, which sum
will enable the company to push the
work to completion within the next
twelve or eighteen months. With the
completion of this road the Iowa Cen
trail will run through trains from Of
tumwa to Minneapolis, without paying
tribute to the Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad company. Then you can
send us coal aud we will return the
same cars loaded with pine lumber
from our immense stocks. The wealth.
er is very pleasant with but little rain,
for the past two weeks.
Yours truly,
MISNEAPoLrs. r
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DELAWARE.

DOVER, june III.
The Democratic State Convention
met to day, J. B. Pennington occupy
ing the chair. Resolutions denounci-
ing Grant In the bittercst terms, and
the 18th and 18th amendments TO the
Constitution as p fraud on the Ameri-
can people, and call for straight
Democratic ticket.
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PROCEEDINGS,
JUIs1 1nn1I, 1sya
Ott,,mwa, Iowa, Junss, ~.

ottumwA Iowa, Jarss, ~.
FIFTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to Il j,urnment.
Present Supervisors Rciulard. Nell
son and Garfield.
President Garfield In the hair.
Minutes Of yesterdays pooccdings
were read and approved.
The road petition ofG. LCurtis and
others coming up for hearing, on mo-
ton laid over till September session,
1872.
On motion Of Sup. Reinlnrd, the Pc
tition of j. d. Ladd was AIKEN from
the table.
Sup. Rcinhard movet that the
penalty already accrued d that por-
ton Of Cragin b Co. (othrwisc j. d.
Ladd AGENT unpaid taxes DO abated,
provided, the taxes are pail during the
present month Of June. carried.
4 This being the day set far final hear
ing ON the road petition d s. G. Fin
ncy, ct. al, Sup. Reinhard moved that
the prayer Of petitioner bgranted, and
the road vacated In accordance with
report Of the commissioners, petition
ers paying al costs AMI damages
Carried.
The following resolution was, on
motion, adopted:
s.Bc it resolved by the Board OF SUI
pervisors of Wapello county, Iowa,
That from and after the pasSage of this
resolution the Auditor Is hereby in.
structed to draw his warrant ON the
county fund to the amount of Is. 90 for
each and every wolf scalp which shall
be presented to him, upon satisfactory
evidence that the wolf or wplves were
killed in Wapello county, Iowa.
On motion, the Janitor, Inward Ev-
erett, was instructed to build board
fence from the corner Of the Court
House to join with Jail fence next to
Court street, and the AuditSr instruct
ed to issue orders in payment of the
same. s
On motion, the following per diem
and mileage was allowed tte members,
and the following claims allowed by
the Board. t0-wit:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

Red Cloud has been heard from on
the Presidential situation. He has re-
Gently testified that "thc agents sent to
his people now by the Great Father are
good men, aud do not steal as they for
merly did" The thorough reform of
the Indian Bureau is not denied, and
wouldn't 1t be just little bit absurd to
substitute Tammany for the present
Administration on the plea of reform /?
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WASHINGTON, june 10.

The President and several of the
cabinet went to the capitol carly this
morning and are examining bills pre-
scented for approval and signature.
Both Houses have agreed to extend
the session until six o'clock this cve-
ming.
The Committee Of Conference on the
Senate amendments to sundry civil Ap-
preparation bill are again in session. =
II is expected they will recommend
that separate votes be taken by the
House on various amendments, which
conrse, # adopted, will probably result
IN their rejection. Final adjournment
this evening.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

4Mr. Greclcy's platform" exclaiins
an enthusiastic Liberal, lis broad
enough for every patriot to stand
upon The objection is made, how
ever, that it is ''too thin" to bear much
pressure.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

Ycrhavent got such thing as a
pair of trowscs, have yer?" said an i'm !.
Fortunate beggar, looking in at a count
ing house. mo, my man." said the
merchant, II don't keep my wardrobe
in my Office" "Where do yer live ?"
rejoined the tramp; "givc us yer adj
dress and III call in the morning for
the old pair you've got on"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13
WASHINGTON, june 10

Tho following lisa COPY of the official
letter notifying President Grant of his
nomination, which was handed hin,
by the President of the Philadelphia
Convention: % .4
ME- FREsIDENT--iStT: In pursuance
with our instructions we, the under-
signed, President and Vice Presidents
of the National Convention, which
was held IN Philadelphia, on the 9th
inst, have tho honor to inform YOU Of
Of your, nomination for reelection to
the Office of President OF the. United
States. As 1t is impossible to give an
adequate idea of the enthusiasm which
prevailed, or the unanimity with which
yon was selected as the choice of the
people, we can only add that you re-
ceived the entire vote of every State
and Territory. Regarding yonr re-
clectionsas necessary to the peac eand
continued prosperity Of the country,
we ask your acceptance Of the nomi-
nation. ISIS
The letter is signed by Thos. Settle,
President, and all the Vice Presidents.
The following is the Presidents re-
ply accepting the nomination:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
To Tie Hon. 1N0s. Settle, President or
The National RepubAc4s Cospeatioa,
Pant Styo6ach, Elijah Baaacr and
Others, Tice-I residents:
GENTLEMEN Your letter Of this |
date advising mo Of the action of the
held at Philadelphia on
The 9th and 9th OF this month, and of
my unanimous nomination for the
Presidency by 1t is received. / accept
shc nomination, and through you re-
urn my heartfelt thanks to your con-
,tituents for this mark Of their conf
lcnce and support.
If elected in November and protect
ID by n kind providence In health and
trcngth to perform tlN duties Of tho
highest trust conferred, promise the
anne zeal and devotion to the good Of
he whole people for the future Of my
fIcial life as shown in the past. Ex-
criencc may guide me in avoiding
nistakes, inevitable with noyices ia
II professions. and in all oc-
upations. When relieved from
he responsibilities Of my present trust
y election of successor, whether il
9 at the end OF this term or next, l .
opc to leave to him as the Executive
country of peace within its own |
oarders, at peace with outside ma
Ons, with a credit at homo and
broad, without embarrassing ques-
ons to threaten it's future prosperity. I
fith the expression Of a desire to see
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

The youth who stole a watch and re-
turned it to the owner, who promised
mo questions asked" is in jail. The
owner was rs good as his word, but he
arrested the youth without asking any
questions.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

Old Scotch lady: TAX 4 snuff, sir?
Gentleman: with large nasal pl,omon-
tory, Indignantly DO look like
snuiier? Old lady: Well, Gamma list
say you do, though l nlaun say yc h@e
graud accommodation.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

The Richmond E1nminer has q spicy
chapter on the subject Of newspapers,
elected by the stereotyped remark Of
Indifferent readers after scanning the
"miniaturc world" of a daily issue of
news, that "there's nothing in the pa.
per- 1t says: "And men arc always
grumbling about the papcrs, and insin-
uating how much better they could do
it. They talk as flippantly about the
"finc articles"on every imaginable sub
ject as If they could effect such a
change. Let some of these overrun-
ming philosophers try it for one hum
dred and fifty days In succession. And
then they think it Is nothing to t'select
for newspaper, you have merely to
run the scissors through half dozen
exchanges and you have matter
enough" Now this is the most im-
portant and difficult department to fill
on q newspaper. Very few men have
any idea how to do such work. tire
quircs thorough newspaper man
who knows the public appetite we'll
who knows what is going on in the
worldwide knows how to rewrite and
pack column into dozen lines. Men
who skim newspaper and toss Il aside
little reflect how much toll and brains
have been expended In serving up that
meal. Busy heads and busy hands
have been toiling all day to gather and
building has been lit from cellar to
garnet all night to get the paper ready
for the newsboy by the crack of dawn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

From the Monona Gazette we learn
ofthc destruction by hrc, last Saturday,
ofthe siablesco with the Onawn
House in that city, in which eight hor-
SEES persisted. Tie loss was coiisiilcra-
Bile,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

ID. G. Fuller. chief observer Of the
government signal corps, OF Davenport
has got into trouble and into Jail for
keeping mistress, and casting of his
wife and child who recently arrived
there and caught him at his tricks.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

A Dutch Justice gives the following
oath to witness: "You do awfully
sWore you tell de trute, de whole trutc,
and noting but de tlutc, de best what
you can't"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

The New York "Mail,' with shrewd
philosopy, suggests that 'it is q curious
fact that poor people are never afflicted
with klcptOmania, though they are
much given to stealing"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, June Il

NAsNVHE3 OUIIo ~
The primaries yesterday for the elcc-
ton Of delegates to the City Conven-
ton TO nominate delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, IN every
ward in the city elected delegates IN
favor Of Greeley and Brown.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

A Des MONIES lawyer called upon a
Dallas county farmer when the latter
was absent, and made himself SO OBJ
noxious to the farmers wife that she
brought an old revolver, without lock
or load, and ordered her visitor to
leave. He beat a hasty retreat, and
has now commenced suit against the
farmer and his wife, laying damages
at 5000.
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|opseeA r oev. o0seaAy & PAiissslpAsa

Inc loAOWin& = the text OF Gov.
SOgIcspvs remarks TO the National
Sonventioh IN session ~ f'hiiadelphia
n i;a rfesidsnt ana Gentlemen Of the Conven-
i haV. haer uste,,k... so.,a ,va
homrs N some ~ 49, c,as
Tint have hann maaSf fns 4 ,onm II.
/ have ins. hcan artd ainoI nw N cv.
cellemt nml fnrc;hln Ercch ~ ibe.Scm.
po,arv Prj kacnt 2S,n Conyes.tion,
Alter that Won have listened "a the
solemn words Of ;nyocatiom or ono nt
tho mobiles, and u,.,n.lest n,arers that
Mas hcen delivered in this civ or this
nation FIR a Ion" ,,me Vom i,s,smaI
thrm 70 tho Senator fs.o,n Ind;amo u+hn ~.
snnase asssnna IcsstN ~. ~,notast an. ~
hasF If MI csnncsa1ir VI 7hnao az ms
WIN never befo,r have l;stenej 10 his ne
great wor.ls. Ma heard fron Thar yons
e,ahle. sublime man ~ V.w ynrr
who Stood here hnSnrc ne tho /. nor
sona,ion az American 1,~n;,~ pna
American hencvnlencc IL ,.,n;nnJ
INV heart ~ scn and haor mat o.aat
ocitatnr who lonc vcnrs hni;,rs M M
Rsnnlsi,can nartv hsJ i, ~ S,;,, ny
.recognizcd ON, ,lnt;es IA i down tro5cn
race. and waved earncst hattie for fhe;r
rights at a time when most Of ne here
to-day wprc vnunr and nsnlnss
lChec,x. Whai solemn and grand
results have since thrm hcnm achieved
Referring ~ l;ce Grant Env Cess,
snid: II ia that little man VIM M. =
few wears 400. WINS as s,nSsnnwn 70
fame and 10 this country 40 that noor
colo,ed man now returned and s,tt;nr
In your midst Tho vo,,mr NM, WIZ
went thrnnrh West Point ,nnnt;csI
who nasal 't,,rn,,s,h tha HreSsc.r. NO !.
In The same war nnnoticed he rrt; rni
10 private lifc. for yon and I know
that amona iii the grpot names INT =
few vears euo this lfttle INNS name-.
Cen. Granf--wos nnknnwn. II alt
daenly gricyed thc oiher dav vvhen
that treat Senator from one of orr
urand States. that sober State that
shines Ike diamond On ina Atlantic
coast !: that mobile State which rocked
the cr.(ellc OF American liberty. thai
noble State that hos aver stood first In
behslf Of human libei4y.--i felt really
ricved In nv own soule when i heard
the Senator lfOm Massachusetts sneak
10 such tlisrespectfnl langmarc rerard.
inr the President. when no es,d a ~
sneering manner TINT the prss;dart
of the Omitted States had heen !, tan.
ner. ne wcnt stranger - " Was,
Point He hnre me ass;a. 80 hss
country az subsltcrn officer In tinc
Mexican war. M retired rom M
Asn,y 10 the ranks az private i,fa' ana
as all American citizens onoht II ID
when fhe honr can,n - r,hsch !; - ~,
net,cssarv For ~ 's,.,,,c,s ~ i, :. M We
and children he ioysd e. s ! ii ~ ,r r
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0oaa1e9atlenaasss r. Iewa.

Tho Congregational Association of
Iowa has been holding session at
Sioux City. The next meeting will
be at Burlington. From proceedings
published In the Journal, we get the
following interesting historical item !:
The Congregational Association
was organized at Denmark, November
6, 1840. 1t was composed of three
churches and three ministers, viz, Dem
mark, Fairfield, and Danville, and Asa
Turner, r. Gaylord, and j. "A. Reed.
There were about 100 church MEM
beers.
In 1850 these were four associations:
Davenport, Denmark, Dies Moines
River, and Dubuque, with 48 churches,
Al ministers and 1,604 church mem
bers.
In 1850 there were nine associations,
15l churches, 113 ministers, and 5,1l9
church members In the State.
There are now twelve associations.
About 230 churches, $50 ministers, and
1900 members.
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Sam Clark, editor of the Gate City,
has been through the immense machine
shops,of the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
{ Altoona, and writes as follows:
Zone word OF politics interpolated
here, so that we may not forget en-
tircly the object of ourvisit East. We
went 10 the editor OF the Altoona
7,rstuse, Il business paper that eschews
politics. We told him we were not
discussing nor cnltivating politics Just
at the present, but we should like to
know what men thought and said
about political affairs thereaboHts. We
knew how strongly protectively in
clined Pennsylvania is. And there in
that manufacturing section il any,
where we expected Mr.. Greeley to-
have a considerable following. The
editor said that with an extensive ac-
quaintance Whereabouts he did not
know one Republican who would vote
for Mr.. Greeley. He presumed there
were such Republicans, but he did not
know them, nor had he heard of
them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

The second session OF the And Con-
gress adjourned last evening, 10th inst,
at 3 o'clock. The Civil Appropriation
bill, with the enforcement amendment
.variously modified, was passed, few
moments before adjournment The
Enforcement amendment provides
means to secure an honest and free
election, in the former rebellious dis
tricts, III all cases where ten citizens
petition by the appointment Of men to
comprise committee to secure order.
This committee to be composed in
equal numbers of both political par
ties. 81.
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Tho New York Tribune" says '.thc
Democratic newspapers in Iowa are,
like the part{ which they represent,
feeble and qwarwsoNs.
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Oliver Wendell Homes says crying
widows get married first. On the
principle. wc suppose, that there is
nothing like wet weather for trans
planting. es{
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Smith is occurring against Free Ma
s0nry at Manchester. We don't know
him, but the name sounds familiar.
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,-earssaxo, aud opposed to said Scial,,7
making tiiat course nationa, through 4
Gincinnaii Convention. We, wish 10
record II here, that Cari SclMrx is in
otr opinion Il dishonest. man. who. as
evidenced by his actions six months
ago. lei his passions run away with
him. in declaring in the'i,ice of ninety
nine lIundredths of the republican
party, to the contrary: that he would
not support Grant If reconstructed
and boldly ANNOUNCING that he WAS
willful viotator OF the Constitution /.
that Is to cay, according 10 Scharz, the
three millions Of republican voters
embracing senle Of the wisest and tbe
purest mes, IN theworld wilf,lily with
full knowledge or the fact. and the
fecofd. choose 70 support dishon-
est man. tyranl. y president who pur-
hosely sets AT nau.ht the laws and
constitution Of his country. VIC say
that Carl Schatz prompted By his
anger. and his hate uttered what he
knew. 10 be false, and that he is the
man whom the country should guard
itself against. II his theory is right he
is The saint and the ninety and nine OF
republicans are the rAseals. SnBfller
through the courtesy Of the president.
had rs il were. his own way as to who
should represent MS al the court Of st.
James upon the Incoming of Grams
adminisstaticnAantt y. l4athiop Motley
" as made o,,r Minister. From that time
on. the hss0gh,ys arisiocratic Senator.
The statesman who above iii others IL
has been said, deems the universe i
part of himself rather thsn be a part
of the universe. affected TO run the
Foreign department OF The govern
lneHss in The transaction of which, the
President and his. SECRETARY were
srsubbcd from time TO lime By this
Senatorial social heberg until when
expostalasioH and almost e,ltreaty, had
failed 10 bend Or soften his imperiouss
viii to \ sense Of decenev, the Presi-
dent Topped his long cars with 4 blow,
His cornuropia Of bile has been on
tap ever since and like an infnrateds
serpent he has Injected the venom into
his own body until he has become an
object OF pity and disgust. Il
------------ o..-------i-is8s8 {<.a9i
Tho National Republican Platform
is a complete statement OF the grand
work the party has performed for. the
country. presenting record OF facts
ulat leads the candid citizen iospro-
nounce The sttpurdous achievements
orrepublicanisn, ~ above an d beyond
the record Of ANY other party ever
known TO the country, As work vet
to be performed. II demands the repeal
Of the Thanking privilege: refosn IN
the civil service. in the metAed Of ar,,
poin'ments: more perfect and exact
equality for MI races: u reduction Of
tho revenues aud Al. adjustment Of
duties 10 the end That labor may be
rnirde The nlosi rclIgnerative, and at
the same time promote the industries
~ the c"untrN 4 protest gainst the fur
theri grants of land to corporations,
anil demand proiectnn for c,uigrants
landing npon nuf shores. On The
whole 4 is5kslorieps -et Of principles,
'ayin@ ont work for the future, and
tsintang in just bride to the past as d /
.s:uas'aptec Of what the party ,r;U do III
'ime to coinssss e ss.e . Il
he. ts14S 41ti.s ,.at,nt,- (IoxyaA Tln,S.. 2,
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The New York World comes out in
an elaborate article indicating its pre-
ference for Hendricks and Hancock as
nominees Of the Baltimore convention.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

Indiana now produces glass which
rivals that Of France.