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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-22

At the meeting Of the Snpervis-
ors Of the different counties, at Des
Moines, the following resolution was
adopted
RkSolced. That this convention
hereby memoralize' the Legislature
of the State Of Iowa. That they re-
duce the panel Of Petit Jurors to
seven, and that Eve only be neces-
sary to find . verdict; that igno-
rance shall not bc u necessary quail
ficatlon to enable : man to act Us a
Juror; and that in the trial of civil
causes the party calling : jury shall
be responsible for the payment Of all
costs Of the jury during tho trial
said costs to be recovered from the
party losing the cause.
IF the Legislature will but enact 3
law to carry out these suggestions i
will do moro to lessen court and
count expenses than any other Low
cot i do. We think that tho sug
&c ions are eminently wise, ant
ouA 1t to be adopted by our legisla
ltors.
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SENATE.

Mr.. Logan presented petitions
from leading lumbermen Of tho
Northwest and from Chicago, in f.
yor Of tho Chicago Relief Bill, also
resolutions of the Illinois Legislature
for some twenty thousand copies Of
the ease Of the United States sgainst
Great Britain were ordered printed.
Mr.. Carpenter called up the bill
extending the time for the oonstruo-
tion Of the Sussex 4 Lake Superior
Railroad, and explained the Same.
This bill was passed last session.
Mr.. Merrill Of Vermont and Cas-
ssrly opposed, and Carpenter, Conk-
ling and Upton, advocated. II pass.
cd.
The consideration OF the resolu-
tion Of inquiry into the sales OF arms
to the French government was re-
sumed, #
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The German Republican Central
COMMITTEES, of New York, held
meeting at which thcy passed the
following very timely and sensible
resolutions
'Resolved, That tho German Re-
pnblicsns of the city and county Of
New York pledge their uDqusli6ed
support TO the candinate for the
Presidency who will get the nomina-
tion by the next Republican National
Convention"
"Rssolved, That We indorss the
present administration, and express
confidence in its integrity aud sblli.
IT,"
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OnruAeo, Fsb. II.

The heaviest snow storm Of the
winter is reported in several points
of Central Ills. Yesterday snow fell
at Jacksonville to the depth Of ten
inches.
A Sioux City dispatch says let.
ter was received yesterday from
Pouoa, Dixon Co., Nebraska, which
to have persSed' she'd IL n'EssPfs sssf soSSh aSa 9&a
on the Winnebago reservation in the
dreadful storm OF Monday last. Other
deaths are reported, bnt no partiou-
lars are known. The loss of stock
has been very heavy, and will proba-
bly, reach several hundred head.
A Washington special says It il
understood that the Commissionertof
Internal Revenue has recommended
to the Ways and Means Committed
consolidated whisky tax Of seventy
cents per gallon.
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UTAH nLnoTIolg.

n Brigham Young votes his women
In Salt Lake and cleans the platter.
Ins Gentiles gave up tho contest
when Brigham not only votes his
wives but also his numerous progeny,
male and female. We doubt very
periously whether womeDs rights
e Brigham iOterprets them, and po.
ygany would work very we'll To-
ether.
Inns new dodge Of the Normor
atrrarcns, and plaoes Salt Lake anc
~ territory virtually under his CON
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A Republican caucus Of tho men,
bers of the Maine legislature has
elected delegates to the Republican
National Convention at Phila-
delphia. J. N. Porter 10 chairman
and Eben Woodbury.. secretary.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Grant and Colfax.
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NEW YORK.
New YORK, Feb. l6.

la the Court of Oyer and 1ermiHsr
this morning the evidence was con.
tinued in behalf Of Stokes as TO ir-
regularities in empannelling the
Grand Jury.
Fifteen Thousand dollars worth OF
silks were burglarized on Washing
ton street, this morning. The thieves
escaped, but most Of the booty was
re-captured.
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MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, Feb. Is.

ST, Louis, Feb. 10.
Two freight trains on tho Iron
Mountain railroad collided last night
some eight or ten miles from this
CITY, s cars and both locomotives
were pretty badly wrecked, but it il
stated that no persons were injured.
Cause OF accident not ascertained.
CINcINNArI, O., Feb. l6.
Ira Ii. Bird, Grand Master of the
Odd Fellows of he State OF Ohio.
aged fifty years, d very prominent
man, died this morning.
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DEs Mo1Nxs. Feb. II.

So A&oAAsDot = we 49,
EDIToRs CoURIER:-Business at the
Capitol to-day was not Of very ex-
citing nature and ! might add, not
very interesting.
The usual number OF bills and
resolutions we're introduced, and ap-
propriately referred.
House Files have now reached -
high as l72, and dear only knows
when or where they will end.
A motion was made 10 the House
by Mr.. Campbell of Jefferson this
forenoon, to reconsider the vote OF
yesterday BY which the engrossing
Of the bill was lost, relative tosdis.
allowing members their por diem
during recess.. Of longer duration
than four days.
Mr.. Greene of Scott moved to lay
the motion to reconsider on the ta-
BILE, which prevailed BY vote of SO
yeas to 43 nays,
1t is to be hoped that this is the last
We shall hear of this bill, as more
time has been wasted on it's discus
sion already than was necessary.
One very important bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Caldwell of Wspello,
but it is very doubtful if it will be
reached during the session as its po-
sitiOn on the File is No. 1856. II is q
bill to establish reasonable maxi.
hum rates OF freights on railroad ;
which is so badly needed through
ont the State. 1t is such legislation
as this the people wait, as the pres
ont rates arc oppressive to the poo
pie in the highest degree. On some
roads the ratios Of transportation are
nearly AZ high as the FIRST pricc Of
tao goods, all Of which the consum.
or has to pay, q the merchant ad.
vsnces the price of bis goods &C.
oordingly. Tbs passage Of such q
bill Us that intreduced by Mr.. Cald.
we'll, would be hailed with low by
the people at lalke, and l am of he
. opinion that hsa it comes up fol
final action it i . be- passed withou,
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BUFFALO, Feb. ID.

A dispatch from Toronto last
night, states that the wholesale stores
of Charles Worth, Robeson Walls.
and others, we're in flames. The fire
threatened to resist the efforts OF
the firemen it was believed that the
entire block would be consumed.
rhe fire promises to be very destruc.
tive.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-22

The Supreme Court Of California,
in granting Mrs. Fair new trial, did
SO upon the ground that the court
below erred in refusing her the
opening and closing, under her plea
of insanity. The Court says this
was an Affirmative allegation on the
part Of the defense, and entitled her
to tho close in the case.
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sPARK1lGo SUNDAY MIGHT.

sitting In the corner
On a Sunday eve.
With 0 taper finger
Resting on your sleeve;
Starlis ht eyes are casting
On your face their light
Bless me this is pleasant,
Sparkling Sunday night?
How your heart Is humping
'Gainst your Sunday vest.
How wickedly tits working
On this day of rest;
Hours seem but minutes
As they take their flight
Bless me! ain't it pleasant,
Sparkling sunday nights
Pa" and Ma are sleeping
On their peaceful bed.
Dreaming OF the things
The folks In meeting said:
Love We one auOther !!
Ministers recite:
Bless me! don't we do 1t,
Sparkling Sunday nightc
one arm with gentle pressure
Lingers round her waist,
You squeeze her dimpled hand.
Her pOuting lips you taste;
she freely slaps your face,
But more In love than spite;
Oh, thunderi amt II pleasant.
Sparkling Sunday night.
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The consolidation Of revenue dis
tricts will soon be made. As the
number Of articles upon which taxes
aro collected 10 reduced, as we'll ~
the grand total Of taxes collected, the
necessity for the present number of
officers does not exist. Gradually.
but surely, the tax gatherers, the Of,
springs ofthe necessities Of . demo
cratic rebellion srs passing away nm.
der the skil'fal and prudent manage.
msnt Of tho same leadership that pu,
70 rout the armies Of rebellion and
their copperhead allies, while at the
same time the national credit standl
second to that Of no other upon tn,
globe.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-22

MECHANICAL SoHooLs.-Perhaps in
no other country in the world is edu.
cation 80 thoroughly carried out as
in the German empire. In Wirtem-
berg, q comparatively small province,
besides elementary schools in every
parish, they have $50 primary indus
trial schools; 523 farming and
trade schools, ut which lads are
fitted for husbandry and handicrafts;
and finally two colleges, one for
completing the agricultural educa-
ton Of yenng men destined for far
mers, the other for giving the finish
ing qualifications to young mechan-
ics Tho expenses attendant upon
this complete system Of practical
education are 30 small rs to enable all
members Of the community to avail
themselves of it.
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CANADA.
TORONTO, Feb, Is.

The fire last night burned 8 of tho
eleven wholesale stores known as
the Iron Block, occupied by some OF
the heaviest merchants. Total losaea
estimated at 100000. Insurance.
not known.
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Rock ISLAND. Feb. Is

NOUk IbLANU3 ToUe 1Vs
The factory building Of the Rock
Island Glass Works was destroyed
by fire yesterday. Loss I'll, 600, in.
sured $500. 1t will be rebuilt and
work resumed in two weeks. The
other buildings Of the company 81
capped, and there will be no delay in
filing orders.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-22

Tho lower House Of the south
Carolina Legislature has adopted .
resolution demanding the resignation
Of Senators Sawyer and Robertson,
on aocount Of their opposition to the
civil rights bill.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroN, Feb. II.
David Guerney's shoe factory IN
South Abingdon, burned last night.
Loss, $40, 900.
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ILLINOIS.

JACKSONVILLE Feb. 10.
A fire at Murrayville, IL miles
south OF Jacksonville, last night
burned six buildings occupied 40
stores and shops. Loss, $4,000.
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ALBANY. Feb. 10.

The Assembly adopted proviso
to the New York City Charter, pro-
hibiting appropriations to sectarian
schools.
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WHITE PLAINS. Feb. 10.

Buckout, the Sleepy Hollow mur.
derer, was executed at q quarter TO
II to-day. He betrayed no fear and
said ho was contented to die.
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ERRoR.-In our article Of yester-
day in reference to the complaint
made Of the administration about
selling arms 10 the French, we werc
made to say that Grant did not recall
Motley, when the contrary was in.
tended.
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r DoNr WoRx.

IA foundsd the allee;anca nf Rannbl;.
cans - their marty ren,lers the hone
thaf snv rre.t pnmhe, can ba ~ ~.
dlad Or coer red into nav comhinat;ons
shsnrd TLat anv nortion Of ths
Ranublican MARTY can coaleace xith
Democracv unIess some mighty
o.r.o. 80 shovr tharaSor !. .,1 ~,
:~-.:s,s n...si -
ln Possiolo' sOnal .oveneos, per
eonal p'qoce, sno q. tne otner little
personal winos Wnicn nh the ssis OF
special DarKe, cannot dow the he-
buOhcan party from lts moorings.-
Inc plans, tnen. lsid down, OF Inc ex-
pectataea 1Isskne democracy tnat
en<p9gn q tne KePuollcan party viii
become the nuc'eas around Ehach
ana under whose Dauusf tae s0ateq
can rally, and % regain shat power
wnicn tney could never gain alone or
under their own banner. wiil never
90 reaiised. Ine democrats. with
seeming seit-aonegation worthy OF
all praise II II were genuine, are will.
ing TO allow the detected Republicans
to have ali the nominations, only
askiog for themeelves the honor Of
voting. wherever tho plan has been
tested--we confess the Republicans
have becn shy OF ooalescsng with
their too generous wooers-it has
iignoniniously failed. The latest IL
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me sr,, ease Q. ColonSl p cray and Mr;
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-22

Supervisors from about thirty
counties In the State are holding 4
Convention At tho. Capital and dis.
cussing and adopting such recon-.
mendations ~ they see proper to
make 70 tho Legislature.
We give below several resolutions
passed By that body, February 18th.
We g.san from the &ase Register !:
Rssolvsd, That il 10 tho sense OF
this convention that il 10 tho duty OF
tho Legislature 70 regulate the rates
Of freights and tariff on Railroads Of
the State.
Resolved, That this convention re-
CARDS tho Registry Law as useless
and expensive, and therefore recon-
mends its repeal, exceptin cities ex-
ceeding = population Of 5000.
Resolved, That this convention
heresy asks the Legislature of Iowa
that they amend the election laws 20 ~
TO make IT tho duty OF some member
Of the Board of Election to return
the poll books TO the officer of the
County Auditor.
Rssolved, That the Transfer Law
rs ould be 20 amended hat the Clerk
the District and Circuit Courts be
Feques:eo TO file certificates with the
Auditor. showing tho transfer made
in said county, By will or decree Of
partition.
Rssolvsd, That II 10 tho sense OF
this convention that The property Of
Railroad Companies should be taxed
~ the property Of individuais.
Resolusd. That tins conventions re-
quest the Legislature now 10 season,
70 repeal the Law requiring the acts
of the Legislature to DO published ia
the newspapers Of the different coun.
ties OF this State.
Resolued, That the Legislature be
requsted to change Eco. 500 Of the
Revision Of 1850, providing for the
call of special meetings Of the B ard
$50 - to provide thst the request
shall be addressed to tho County
Auditor instead Of the Clerk Of the
District Court.
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IOWA InoysIATuRH
DEs MorNEe, Feb, 16.


EDIToRs CouRIER: machin
cry Of tho Legislative mill is again
set in motion, and the wheel revolvel
smoothly. calmly, and without . jas,
The members return to their labort
after the reccsss looking refreshed
and invigorated, and have com.
menced to carry on their work d
earnest.
In the Senate yesterday, teveral
bills were introduced and referred
and at IL A. NJ. the special order IN
relation to the change ofschooI bookl
in townships and independent dis.
tricts was taken up, and was the
subject Of considerable discussion.
Several amendments were offered
TO the bill and lost. On tho rejccatoa
Of all the amendments, the question
then was. ."Shall the bill b engrosssd
for third reading which was car.
risd BY the President voting in the
Affirmative.
The substance Of tho bill il, 70 =.
tablish q uniform cot Of text books il
all schools, and to prohibit them
from being changed for . period oi
three years. The passage ofsueh Z
bill, ] think, 10 badly needed, and
would greatly add 70 the advance
ment Of education throughout the
State, as the great diversity Of books
now used in many Of orr schools 10
an ,mpediment to the progress Of The
pupils and . means Of great annoy.
ance to our teachers.
Senator Campbell offered resoIu-
tion having for its object the abolish
ing Of Circuit Courts, which was
made the special order for Thursday
next and which, if effected, will be
the means Of doing away with vast
amount Of unnecessary expense.
The first business in the House, ,af.
ter the journal Of the preceding day
being read, was the taking up oethe
bill relative to fences, which was re.
ferred to select committee OF Eve,
consisting Of three farmers and two
iAwyosx Seven er eight unlmportc
ant bills were introduced aud rsfsrl
red to appropriate committees.
Under the head of "Bills on second
reading" one came up in relation to
stopping the per diem Of members
during recess. Several speeches
were made on this bill by various
members in which considerable hu-
NOR was indulged.. Several amend.
ments were offered to the bill, but
oil were voted down, and On the mo-.
lion TO indefinitely postpone, the
yoso oSvoa 90 .y~- - on
motion, that the bill should be en-.
crossed and read . third time was
lost, and thus all discussion on this
matter is ended during the present
Next week, the House holds after.
noon sessions, and as the members
show a disposition to enter upon
shoir work with royal will. / pre-
iict tho time occupied by the recess
will not be lost.
Last night during tho "wee sma'
hours ayont the twal" fire broke
but on Walnut street, between Fifth
ind Sixth, by which one store and
,ne dwelling house we're destroyed.
This is just one block distant from
he "Jcnes House" and as the cry of
Fire" came to tho ears of the sleep.
ng guests, there was bustling in hot
taste, and but for the assistance rem.
iereG by these startled dreamers be.
orc the arrival ofAhe engine, the
oss Of property would have been
much creator. CATO.
- y
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NEW JERSEY.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II

Thos. H. Morris, son-in-iaw OF
Reverdy johnson, and prominent
citizen of this city, died yesterday.
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From the Daily OF the 17th. sNR
The Musoatine Joesxal takes nc "a

= l. n
Iism of msm hsrs - .s'1s IN. neos .ao oopls ps
draw ray during On adjournment
unless on duty . visiting commit
- @ s1C s,c snus nnc nave s1 saved ehs stat
cocom .y,Ss :. 81. i. 49, ~ ..l 49, = -
$ consi.tsnt: let them bs TiIiin.
, prsctiosi it even whom IL doss NO
at money IN their own pockets."
The rsason for this i a follows
"e have taken occasion to say thai
certain correspondent Of the Josr-
a1 represented, 10 . letter 70 that
Apsr, written from Dss Moines, that
sg'slators had no use for stamps.
oePt 70 write letters, whom they
l3l sasea % tsks papers; al Of which
..l',r ousn' 70 Know ana prob
-. Anow, Wa : s'ighs variation
?" sno sFo'o. rofsner, We said
ss We nosaoe0 certain influential
pefs, VINO approved rstronchment
sne part OF sns House. N the way
subscription ior nswspapsrs> and
ING newspaper publication Of the
70. were siyly making use Of the
etrenonment dodge before the pso.
~ y nowl'ng about the wonderful
Pendlture occasioned BY the recess;
Of which We should have heard
oing o. from these dear frieuds
aFs' y they had not had their
ungs nurt on the newspaper ques.
e. bat how u it about this quss-
Dn OF = sfecessS
q ne Journal assumes that We were
os "a saying that there existed .
oessity ior . recess, on account of
% absence Of say thirty members
visiting committees; but the
emoe.' oasht not to have any pay
que snsy "ere sOsent Ast % con-
aol : moment: More than .
~ - .ne members woald % near
ns'' 'ne .'me OF the recess going
mo sno re'orning, and have to pay
''l expenses 'or the same. How
0u' is''moa's'og snem Tor their
e 'os' ano money expended p
n = - ~ - u
.'n' many Of 'nose members, oon-
ens'oos'y anxious TO have tho
- oi their constituents upon i'm
sans measures pending, - well -
prepare for the Introduction of
ones. spend, for this purpose. .
slon OF the recess. How will our
opors provide Tor thisf Still
= the 1o1s1s fails to inform its
eders that we said the present
4sg'slature was endeavoring to pass
Dill dong away with these visiting
mm'ttees by providing that certain
este omcers shall do tins work, and
get rio OF the seeming necessity
I future reccsses. II We nay b
printed 70 make . suggestion, let
say meet tho real bono Of oonten.
Pm sauarely, to-wit: the newspaper
description aud tho publication Of
laws. We do not believe in the
es's'a'ure taxing newspapers At
% pooho expense; nor do We be-
eve " oest 70 publlsh oil the laws
2 general nature - heretofore.-
'a'"A 'nA' laws 'ooohing roads.
oo., ''so,p orean'satlon' penal
1'e' w. u'ou are matters OF
49, ~ ssy genera puoho' might
p ~, ~ ' newspapers 70
es.' .1..''ole we won'd, il
~. ~ Ee's0on
'no Puoos''on VI VOC laws In the
ewspspers, 70 this end. Had the
+ legislature taken the same amour,
Df newspapers - two years aoo. .na
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Established In 1848.

sumner and Schars now attack
the administration, o the next step
after the investigation Of the Custom
House, for selling arms, - they al.
lege, 70 tho French during the
Franco Prunian war. SchurS Ssays
that he, was complained to about
this matter : year ago, but did mot
say anything about II then, because
the friends Of the ADMINISTRATION
might be led 70 justify the aetion o.
the govsrDmsnt, and itmight IN this
way disturb tho friendly relations Do
tween Germany and the y. s.
Schors y very thoaghtfal, Indeed
He has reconsidered the matter now oa
or ratherslound > good place - pnt
this story 70 good sccoans. vis;.to nrs
the German heart agaan'ss Grant g
tar g hs can make snem Oel'evs IT.
II viii % : onarming tnlne % assass
hims brown ana frank 6iasrs 10 sun-
Ming missouri politics ana hls share
Of the "Passtve' policy. 1t also pre-.
sents Sumner with another JaSss
faced slabst vent his spleen with,
engendered, bscauss forsooth, the
President felt constrained to remove
his friend the ambrosisl Ashley from
the Governorship Of Montana, snd
because tho President saw .6t TO have
]. Lathrop Motley report 70 him
and bs governed BY him rather than
Sumner in regard 70 our relations
with Great Britain. and because he
therefore removed Motley ALSO
Drive on. rentlsmen: voar valuable
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