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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-16
TO WHOM ASSESSED.
(and remarks.)

Beginning at the southeast corner
Of said lot fifteen on Third street,
Capitol Hill, thence running nortR
along Third street twenty-seyeu
feet, thence with Q parallel line of
the south limo Of said lot fifteep
westerly efghty-five feet to the line
Of said lot, thence south parallel
with Third streat east twenty-seyep
feet to south line of said lot fifteen.
thence east along said line eighty
i've feet to Third street and the
place Of beginning.
Second. third and fourth installments
of tax for curbing and paving foot
way, on interest from December
70, lStS.ssss........... sos OF
ditto. ...... 49,.
Maroney, Patrick and Catharine.
Matthew, Peter
Fifth installment of water tax, on
interest from July 1, 1863. AZ "a
Having a front of eighteen feet nine
inches by the depth of the lot and
next adjoining the north thirty
seven feet six inches front Of said
lot.
Ditto. ....l
Fifth installment of water tax, onl
interest from July I, 1858. .S6.7Sl
Martin, Peter. ...................
OlttO.sss.. 1900. zee. .sssss....s...
Pat, Jr.
Third installment of tax for curbingl
and paving footway, on interest
from July 16, 1869. .S3S. sci
Being the south fOrty-tvo feet 'front.'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26
OHIO.
CLrvrLANn. Sent q

CLEVELAND, Sept. "a.
Horace Greeley and party arrived
here this evening at 9: 30, from San.
dusky. They were received at the de.
pot by the Greeley Clubs of the CITY
and escorted to the Monumental Park
where Greeley and Gov. Walker, OF
Virginia, addressed large and enthu.
siastic meeting.
In his speech at Dayton, Mr.. greeley
said: take up the Dayton Journal.
Of this morning, and find myself cred
tied with saying, at Vicksburg last
year, that hoped the time will come
when the soldiers that fought with
Lee and johnson will occupy as proud
q position in the hearts of the Ameri-
can people as the soldiers who fought
withGrant andS Sherman. No such words
as these ever escaped my lips; no such
thought as that ever entered nv heart.
(Cheers.) What did say, speaking os
that wasted, heart-broken people If
this: That ] trusted the day would
come when the soldierly Qualities and
military genius of Lee and Stonewall
jackson would be regarded as part Of
the heritage of the American people,
(cheers) and thought they would be
spoken Of as American soldiers who.
though in cause which think bad
one illustrated the military capacity,
the genius and the energy Of the
American people. For after all, fcl-
iow-citizens, they were our mistaken
countrymen, our misguided country
men. (cries Of that's 500 our brave but
fatally orrinQ COuntrympn Thov ero
lead and are now our dead country
men. Ibid say that, and ii any man
grudges that little word Of consolation
to that heart broken people, let him
vote against me.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

The Hon. Garrett Davis, died at his
home in Paris, KY, on Sunday morn
ing, the 22d, inst. lie was " years OF
age, and the country has become most
familiar with him as q U. s. Senator,
during the last decade, from his native
State. 80
He has been known as the kentucky
Senator, who could talk the longest
and say the least about nothing of any
other Senator. Usually when he arose
to address the Senate, a general SIAM
pedc became the order of the day, and
he was left comparatively alone in his
glors- He was emphaticalIy q repre-
sentative of Nas6p Democracy, in tho
old Bourbon State.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26
News and Other ytems

A chicken thief was publicly logged
| at Henderson, Kentucky, the other
day.
Kansas CITY is looking forward will,
glee to direct communication with
Texas in ninety days.
A Kentucky bachelor has courted
one lady steadily, but unsucccssfully.
for twenty-seyen years.
In the diamond regions of South
Africa people find diamonds in the
gizzards of their chickens.
Mrs. Brigham Young, (about sixty
ofherD was recently frightened into
mysteries by an earthquake. ls
"A Southern private school teacher
adyertises herself az Miss Mary AIMS
Buie, confederate soldiers friend.
A prompt way Of realizing hand.
some interest on moncy--take Gree
ley bet, and then acceptra portion Of Il
for a release.
a New York letter writer says that
ia one broadway business house there
is not less than nine divorced husbands |
two of whom are members of the |
firm.
The Chicago Times publishes an ar
,icle which claims to show that there
nave been nearly one hundred murders
n that city within the last seven years,
and not a neck stretched"
"A Griffin, Ga, man to settle fami-
y grievance, whipped his wife, his
lister, aud his nlotherlin-law, and at
ast accounts was looking for some
more ofthe family,
The Montana papers are mourning
'yer the unattractiveness Of the ceme-
cries there, and yet good many per-
ons have settled" In them without
s @
Bismarck, says Berlin jenkins,
mokes daily nine twenty-cent cigars,
nd drinks about four dollars worth
I beer and wine. His tail0r's bill an
nally amounts, on an average, to six
undred; and he pays his servants, in
he aggregate, about 81, 400 q year. u
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

Hon. jeremiah Black, who w as one
of the counsel retained by Chorpenlng
in his claims against the Post Office
Department, has addressed letter to
Mr.. Creswell in regard TO the charges
SO widely circulated against him by
Greeley speakers. Among other things
Mr.. Black says;
"Thc general accusation against a
public officer is easily made and i'm
possible TO answer with anything but
general denial. Ton have made your
denial in very emphatic terms, and
every Just mar, in the country win saw
that under these circumstances you
arc entitled TO a triumphant acquittal.
Such l haze no doubt, will be the pop
ular judgment; but YOU have the adj
vantage of being able to show that you
executed yonr duty in the case refer
red to, and with laborious fidelity and
the stiictes. regard to the supreme
laws Of the land
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

NEW MAIL REGULATIONS. - The
new postal law permits the sending OF
small packages of merchandise at very
low ratcs-the packages to weigh not
more than II ounces each. Here is the
statute:
"Small package Of merchandise, not
to exceed II ounces in weight, com.
posed Of dry material not calculated to
damage the mails. may be mailed to
one address fer cents for each
ounces, ETC., prepaid by postage stamps
If not connected with any written
matter, except address"
AL such packages must be wrapped
with or portion exposed SO that they
may be seen BY postlnasters, and all
writing within is prohibited under
penalty.
! Over twelve ounces, letter rates are
charged. Double letter rates will be
charged on every half ounce or frac-
tionai part thereof insufficicntly pre-.
pared.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

AS Mr.. Greeley takes along with
him his own shorthand reporter, and
inasmuch as this reporter took down
his remarks at Pittsburg in which he
reiterated his secession doctrines OF
1861, and inasmuch rs the report of his
speech came from this same short
hand reporter Of his, and even afterhc
Greeley had revised it, it is folly for
him to try to make people believe that
he was not correctly reported.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26
MISS uRl.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. %.
In the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday in the case of Loring &
Pierce, OF N. Y, against the q. S. ms.
Go. OF ST. Louis for the value of burn
ed goods in the lower Mississippi river
during the war, the jury gave verdict
for the plaintiffs in the sum of $l78,-
COO The case will probably be APP
pealed to the U. S. Supreme Court.
During the prevalence of very
heavy storm, last evening, Z. III. Gin
gleton, manager of the signal station
here, while going up to the observa-
ton of storm was struck by lightning
and remained insensible for some time,
but was finally restored and will DO on
duty again in day or two.
r. G. Anderson has announced him.
self as an independent candidate for
Congress In the Twelfth District.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept 70.
WHEAT-M Moderately active; closs
ed steady $l.l7996 cash Or Sep $l.l4A
Oct.
CORN-Dufl, lower, 34A Regular,
cash 34N, fresh 3516 Oct. y
OATS-Duli, lower, 23f @A
RYE--Quiet, steady, 30.
BARLEY--Active, firm. 60@ 95l,
PORK and LARD--U Unchanged.
MEATS-Strosg.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26
We copy from the morning dailies,

Wecopy from the morning dailies,
accounts Of Horace Greeley's swinging
around the circle. Don Quixotte's
fight with the wind mills, wasn't a
circumstance TO the terrific thrashing
around u Horace in bis attornpt to
stay the tide Of public opinion, which
is setting so strongly against the Gree
ley Democratic coalition. Dan Vor-
hees is now playing Sancho Panza to
Horace.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26
orsslsy q ! cerrup,ioni.,.

ufcclcy mas been tending towards
Democracy ever since the New Yorl
Times showed plainly that he was il
collision with the Tammany frauds
The ventilation Of the fact that his
man "Hank" Smith, was one Of ths
principal plundercrs of that diabolica,
outfit; the publication of the articles
of association. between him and Tweed
in the tobacco busifcss, and numerous
other indnbitable facts, all prove this.
The New York Times thus makes
up the case:
l. On April 25, 1871, he became, in
company with VIM. M. Tweed, Ma
thaniel Sands and others, member of
corporation having for its object, the
manufacturing of tobacco and cigars
by machinery.
2. Of the capital stock of this Com
pany, Mr.. Greeley subscribed for one
thirty.fifth part, or five thousand dol
lars.
2 A nunbel.of unsuspectiilg citizens
took and paid for stock in this enter
prise, on the strength of Horace Gree
ley.s name, and in the faith that he
had invested money in the concern to
the amount for which he appeared on
the books.
Nv. Mr.. Greeley never paid q cent
on his stock, aud yet became a direc-
tor and trustee of the corporation.
V. The "friend," on whose behalf it
was claimed that Mr.. Greeley had in
terested himself in the enterprise, was
one Charles G. Yeaton, who appears on
the judicial records OF the State as q
clearinghouse swindler, and as hay-
ing been an inmate of Ludlow-strect
Jail.
vi. This person attempted to levy
biack-mail on the corporation, with
the full knowledge Of Mr.. Greeley
and his apparent support
VII. The chief agencies bywhich an
attempt was made to ''bleed" the hon.
est members of the Company were
William NJ. Tweed. the Ring Attor-
ney-Gcneral, Judge Cardozo, w. o.
Bartlett, 4. II. Meade, and Graft Ma
than.
VIII. The combined intamy of the
plot and those carrying it out did not
deter Mr.. Greeley from participating
in it. and from being perfectly ready
to profit by it, through the medium Of
the stock for which he had paid moth
ing.
Tx. Had not the unexpected strength
of the reform movement of last Fall
alarmed the conspirators, there was a
pretty certain prospect that the respect
III t,... III.
facturers' Association would be OBJ
liged to pay, OIL wholly illegal grounds,
a large sum of money to the notorious
plunderers with whom they had be-
come associated.
X. Horace Greeley was OH the side
Of the plnnderers, and was open to
realize money by corrupt means upon
stocks which he had never paid for.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

At last accounts Greeley was clasp
ing hands across the "bloody chasm,'
in Louisville. A large delegation are
on their way from Nashville to meet
him, and ask him to perform at Nash
vile. Barnum ought to be along 10 do
the thing nicely,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

1 sssThe city Of Pitssburg has recently
Witnessed ! rehearsal VI the pomp and
pageantry, the blaxonry and the cir
cumsfance Of wars very lafge NAM.
Der of men were collected at avast en-.
pense, with the evil purpose ofrekind-
ling the bitterness and hatred-ani-
mosfties and srtipathies4-the fears and
exultations of civil war, for advantage
Of a political party Greelsy's Pits
burg speech"
.syva ic,lR,ar,ab a. sn,.,,t II rsv ,,,r.
towards our fellow citizens Ut the
buuthd To magnanimity OF our late
tomn14hdaRdnSehisf on the ,Aeld of
Apppmattox, was a spfBcient evi-
hence to the Onion army that the
bloody chasm ofwAr' was closed with
inslice toward none, but charity for
all We extond the right band, Of fell.
lowship to al who acceptin good faith
the results Of the wal. Psttsbarg Sol
dssss Resolutions. q
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26
UreAit MeheliAr.

James Brooks, editor Of the New
York cypress, and the leading Demo-
cratic member Of Congress, says in his
paper:
''Tilis suit Of McCoinb against the
tredit Mobelier, is pretty much the
sanie that linn Fisk brought. 1t is q
matchmaking suit. Dnrant and Nc
Comb got into the M0belier, and were
put out by the majority as coupleo
Jockeys. Idont know how MtComb
stands at home, but on Wall street he
stands very badly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

This Is how Ben Wood got out Of
his &iO,00O bet on Greeley;
New York, Sept. I.
Hon. John Norrissey:
SIR: Please pay to Joseph Mouhei.
mer the $1,000 forfeit money now IN
your hands, on the bet oil. $l0O00 made
by me that Horace Greeley would ~
elected the next President. / hare FOR
feitcd the same.
Very respectfully, B. wooD.
That tidal wave,' Of Greelsyism
don't seem to be running very high
down In New York.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26
KENTUCKYs

sF LOUISVILLE, Sept rs.
The Colored National Liberal con-
vention met at noon to day, In the
Public Library building, and wasopen-s
ed with reading q Psalm and singing
b hymn and prayer. Delegates from
c2 States, including w. NJ. Saunders,
Of Maryland. The couv4nti0n WAS
called to order by w. n. ChsmberA 81
Indianspelis, chairman ~ the National
Executive committees who was chosen
temporary Chairman. .Ao6mmittss ~
psrnsuent Organization Was app0lnt-s
q and convention adjourned untI r;
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

IowA.--The State is alive with local
demonstration. and the best Of feeling
is manifested in the strong coalition
districts. Gratz Brown 10 expected To
traverse the State, and Mr.. Trumbull
Will, If possible, speak once at Daven.
port, Gov. Stone, Fitz Henry Warren,
and John Irish are Represented as con-
tinnally on the stump from Davenport
to Council Bluffs, and q private letter
indicates confident faith in a large
Liberal votc.--Ncso York Tribune.
The organ which is not an organ is
"a liar, villain and slave" to use
the language of H. q. If its informa-
ton wasn't SO faulty; if its vision
was MT SO distorted and oblique; and
if the impeachment in its veracity was-
MT SO irrcparable, it would not dare to
say that the deadcst, --latest and most
spiritless campaign ever witnessed in
any State on the American continent
was one which is s'alive with local
demonstration"
Nineteen persons present the other
day to hear the office seekers coalition
candidate for Elector at large speak in
Ottumwa is a fair specimen of the 80
cal demonstration" in Iowa.
And this is a fair sample of the
1sibune's1ies about Greeley enthusiasm
in the other States. ID
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

The child-like and bland old Horace
has confessed to his friends in New
Jersey that his political trainers have
requested him "not to write letters
nor make speeches during the CAM
paign, for fear he might say something
indiscreetly."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

The Republicans of Cincinnati had
a rousing meeting Saturday night.
Twenty-Five thousand people were
present. Speeches were made by Ben
Butler, Gov. 'Hawley, Secretary
Delano and John A. Logan.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

The jury in the case of Hannah
Beard VS. the ID. ". Railroad, have dis
agreed and been discharged. They
stood nine for plaintiff and three for
the Railroad Company, we arc told.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

Tho Chicago Tribune thinks the
Union soldiers ought to refrain from
holding reunions TO rejoice over a
Union saved, because tho Confcderatcs
tail 10 hold meetings to wall over their
failure TO deetrcy::it. And the Chica-
go Tribune is the leading organ of the
olice-seekers coalition.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

We understand that since the cleo
tions in Vermont and Maine the "Ida
Greeley Grays" have changed their
namo TO the "Ida Greeley Blues."-
Commercial Il drcrtiscr.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept ~. i'll
/ OATTLE-Receipts 2l76; quiet nn-.s
changed. $1,000; !. IN ~. i
HOGS Receipts 10376 active, hrm
for heavy, quiet FOR light sales rssigsa
~ ss4.S0@ sos good TO choice 10 ~
extra st,.s teamed. .,.ss ssy&
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

lgig Ho Nrw YORK. Sept. 26.a
/ WHEAT-Quiet and steady; COM
mon $1.50@51; prime $l.53@54: Mil
waukee &l.55 Is at.
FLOUR Quiet and steady. q
CORN-Steady 65@ v. Il
! OATS Quiet 47@50; new 40@47. ,a5
4 WHISKY-92k.
PORK-$l4.O0@$14.1O sa5
LARD-Dull and heavy, 81. sv i'd
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

The New York Tribune has a long
wall about the successful termination
Of the Geneva conference. Nothing
would have been as grateful to that de-
moralized Confederate sheet, as q dis
graceful failure to the Administration
In that affair, even ifit1Sd brought On
war, or anythingrelse to beat Grant.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

In California an immense water
melon has appeared on the farm of Mr..
James M. Short, Of Santa Barbara
Mr.. Short was working on side-hill
when the water-mclon, weighing Sc MS
broke loose from the vine and started
for him. The farmer saw his danger.
aud tried to run nom 1t, but the vine
treacherouslys caught his feet and the
ruffianly vegetable came laundering
down upon him with terrible speed.
striking him to the earth and rolling
over his PROSTATE body. Mr.. Short is
not the only man who has been over
thrown by 8 water-mslon. Ask Graft
Br0Wn.i
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

Governor Seymour, the hero of the
New York riots has taken the stump
for Greeley, which we take 1t is a very
proper thing for Seymour to do, as
Greeley has repeatedly charged him
with being liar, thief, villain, robber
and traitor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

The Davis county democrats refuse
to nominate any Liberal Republicans
for county offices, because they haven't
votes enough TO 10 them any good.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

The Republican editors of Maine
send greeting to the sage. They wave
their hands after him, saying sweetly,
but sadly, "By-by, Horrie."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

One hundred and fourteen Demo.
cratic papers refuse to support Cree
ley under any circumstances. f4
Some fifteen or twenty Democratic
newspapers IN the State Of Georgia are
supporting O'Copor 3 Adams for Pre-.
sident and Vice President. @
An elderly lady out IN Michigan.
says she likes to attend Greeley meet
ings, because there IL always 90 much
room in the house, and no one disturbs
her nerves by shouting"
The Straight Democratic of Pennsyl-
vania have concluded not to call
State Convention until after the Octo-
Der election. An address is to be is
sued defining the position Of the
party. ..fse "A A! ssi
Mr.. wmsD DOWNING, q leading labor
Reforms has WritlolEsA elettersto thee
ElmifA Advertiser, advising the lsbor-
Ing men to vote for Grant and Wilson
rather than Greeley and Brown,
A German in Iowa said he was for
Greeley ut first but he noticed thai
his neighbors, who used to 60 on
sprees when the rebels whipped our
soldiers. were coming out Tor Greeley,
He goes for Grant now. e
Greeley will DO welcomed TO Toledo
in y speech by the Rev. Petroleum ".
Nasty. Bascom, Pennibscker anG
other Democratic blue lights from tlet
Contedrit x Roads will take charge OF
the whisky. and the cheers. Blade.
In 1864 H. G. called Francis Herman
an "enyenomed Copperhead." Now.
according to the same authority. Mr..
Herman is simply "a Democrat" which
we suppose is the Liberal translation
of "Copperhcad," with the venom left
out. ta H
Senator Conkling's new name for
Liberal Republicans lie " Assistant
democrats" But it is painful to add,
that the way they assisted the De-
mocracy In Vermont and Maine, was
very much like the way the Old Man
of the Sea assisted Sinbad the Sailor.
I The New York Commercial Adver.
tiseT says: "The Chicago Times pirates
about the 'unpurchasable Democracy
of the Keystone State This is rich
ness! Why man never knows how
far . 80 cent stamp will 60 till he tries
to buy up Pennsylvania Democrats"
The Springfield Republican thus sums
up Doolittle's case; Now that Mr..
Doolittie has submitted his defense, the
Republican finds itself constrained to
believe that he did write those letters
as charged, and that in doing SO he has
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

Horace Greeley is drawn from the
track, and does not visit Chicago o.
published. This disconcerts Republic
cans Of that city, and we are sorry that
his pail bearers have found in necessary
to return his defunct body at once to
Chappaqua, N. Y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

John w. Forney, of Philadelphia,
commences to-day a series of cam.
paign speeches in Ohio. In replying
to his acceptance of the appointments
made for him in that State, be says
"My devotion to Grant is a part of my
attachment to Republican principles. "
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f'||s||leg,rapll:iiIo! News W!
1 NEW lORK.
NEw Yoax. Sept. 25.
LATHET
susssp sxsssssts N, m ssuars.

4ssf34 q }FstEs.Epg NV A,VAAs k1SP@ <sOs
George William Curtis declines to-
accept the nomination Of Presidential
Elector, fearing 1t may be illegal, ow-
ing to his holding Office ,alresdy %
Civil Service Commissioners. John a.
King hus been spbstitutedoil his place.
It.is stated tiixt the Editor Of tie
Cronista, . Spanish paper l1e1s and q
Cuban, have gone to Niagara Falls,
whore they expect to fight ) duel to-
day, the trouble growing out cfchar1ss
made BY the former, Hgaffst Rsvolu-
tionary Cubans. They are accompanied
by 6econds and Surgeons.
The Sun publishes the details Of the
ARRAY at Huhter1on, n. ]. ,-l5O blacks,
mostly from Va, and over 900 whites
were at work on . tunnel, on the new
Railway from Perth AmbOy to the
Coal Mines. and on Saturday night,
party Of whites who had been drink
ing assailed the negroes who had been
ont serenading and were fcpnlsed !;
they procured reinforcemehts snd re-
sumed the attack only to be repulsed .
second time. About mid.nieht the
whites rallied In considerable numbers
and attacked the negroes, burning
their buildings. Both sides were arm,
ed with pick-axes and other imple-
ments. Charles Call, white laborer
was killed during the fight. The
Overseer quelled the riot hut most of
the negroes fed in terror. The whites
then to seek vengeance for the death
Of one Of their number made An or
ganized attack upon the negroes and
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

Speaking Or Greeley's abuse Of the
soldiers at Pittsburg, even the Chicago
Times rebukes him as follows:
"Like the Off seeking demag ogue
that he is, he felt It necessary to pitch
into q meeting of citizens, who were
not friendly to his personal aspirations,
and accordingly charged them with
continuing the war;"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-26

The Ha,ck-,Eye says that ex-Gov.
Stone received $500 for stumping the
First District for Shelley.