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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10

the judicial ermine; to which place
he will surely be chosen, in our opin-
ion, OH the second Tuesday of next
October.
w. HI. Tedford, Esq, of Corydon,
Wayne county, was chosen, after a
brief, but very friendly contest, the
republican nominee for District At
torney. We never met the gentle
man until the day of the convention
here. Either we are greatly mistaken
in our Judgment upon short acquain-
tance, or Mr.. Tedford will prove him
self well worthy to wear the honor
bestowed by the convention, and
which will be ratified by the people.
He, too, was soldier of the great
and grand Union army in the rebel
lion, and for four years assisted man.
fully to uphold the honor of the old
flag. He is graduate Of our State
University; a lawyer Of some ten
years practice; gentleman of integ-
rity, held in very high esteem, and
stands in the very forefront of law
yers in his county. We hear from all
the older attorneys of the district that
he is good lawyer whose fame as
such is sure to increase and widen.
Attorneys all say Of him that he will
take excellent rank as Prosecutor.
The ticket is a good one, and of
course the republicans of the Second
district will do their duty and elect it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10
Democratic RebeIIlon :of TO- -dav

Democratic Rebellion :of To-day.
Democratic County Conventions
throughout South Carolina are pass
ing resolves that they will not per-
NIT any strangers to come within
their counties during the coming
campaigns for the purpose of what
they are pleased to term "misleading
the negroes" So according to democ-
racy free discussion politically is not
to be endured by Southern democra-
cy. This is nothing new. 1t has
been apparent all along that any man
who goes South to make political
speeches places his life in danger and
also the lives of those who dare to
come out and hear him. The present is
not an open rebellion in arms under
another flag than the stars and stripes,
but it is rebellion against free dis
cussion and freedom of the elective
franchise. Besides the democratic
party North sympathize with and
uphold this latter rebellion just as
they did the rebellion i'm arms of the
last decade. The latter rebellion is
just as destructive to free government
as was the former, and it is more in
sidious, more difiicultof management
and prompted by the same wicked,
unholy virus that inaugurated the
open rebellion.
1t is just as much the mission of the
republican party to overcome and
blot out this last rebellion as it was
the first. The right of secession and
the want of the right of the nation
to go upon the soil of a state, was the
claim of States-rights democracy in
1861 and during the war, and now the
same States-rights view is interluded
by the democratic party, claiming
that the general government cannot
interfere with the state though it
trample upon the unconstitutional rights
of One-half or less of its citizens. De-
mocracy in other words, denies that
the general government has the pow
er, as against the action of the state,
to insure a republican form of gov
ernment to any state; denies that it
shall, as the constitutional amend
ment says, secure by appropriate leg
islation Ito be enforced by the nation
al ARM the exercise of the elective
franchise to all persons.
This, as we have outlined it, is the
democratic rebellion of to-day, and to
overcome this is the great work, the
chief work of the republican party of
to-day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10

CoNsrASTlNoPLE, July 5.-The
britlsn Consn!or agent has Just re-
tuInea rom ms mlsslon 70 inquire as
20 70 noe one means necessary Tor relieving
.z,Mu oestitute refugees In the Rho
1oPne m0untalne. ne reports that in
n9entiA TURKS IN tnat district have
onereo 70 enlist II required W,ooO
men LOT the Engilsn service.
7,
NEW YORK, July pa dispatch
RON neniey says OF the nnal heat
sEl Hn o.ewsros cnallenge cup between
Snoewoccsmet!es ana t1owons Lon
uon !owlng cluD, tnst Doth crews
were ~ eScei,ena conoition apparent
y 9The rha enn.nst uasnst On ~ -. ur,.lian. styie.
Ane CONTEST was not ana closed SUD
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10

AMERICANS IN PARIS PLACE A WREATH
ON LAFAYETTE's TOMB, JULY 4TH.
PARIS. July 5.-Americans yesterday
deposited wreath on the tomb of
Lafayette.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10

WE have Special Report No. 5, from
the Agricultural Department, Wash
ington, giving condition of crops up
to June 1st, last. 1t is perhaps a
small matter to our readers so far as
our own crops are concerted, for they
have much later news, but tgives
some comparisons which aoiH interest
our readers.
The Report gives a comparative ia
BILE of the condition of winter and
spring wheat, barley and oats on
June, i'm the various States. This ta-
BILE shows Iowa to have the best aver
age, viz: 112 on winter wheat among
all the states except Nebraska, which
has an average of 12O. The average
on spring wheat stands thus with the
8 highest states: Connecticut III,
Georgia l12, Vermont 1Os, West Vir-
ginia and Wisconsin each 107, and
Ohio, Nebraska and Iowa LOG each.
The wheat crop is almost everywhere
excellent.
In the barley crop, Minnesota and
California lead at an average of 100;
rand in oats Minnesota and Texas lead
can average of lis, Iowa being set
N at 1903.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10
Ii RERAL ELECTED.


LONDON, July 5.-Wilson, liberal
has been elected member of the
House of Commons for Middesbor.
ough, by 1892 majority.
THE AMERICANS WIN.
LONDON, July 5,3p. rn.-Thc Co.
lumbia college crew won the fi.a]
heat in visitors challenge cup, the
Hartford college crew, Of Oxford,
running into the bank. Columbus
won by half mile.
The boat Of the Oxford crew run
ming into the river bank the Colum-
bia crew got off first and soon had
the lead by length, which they KEEP,
to Poplar Point where they took
the Hsrtford's water.
The Hartford crew made a spir,
but their bow oarsman broke down
from exhaustion, and the boat ran
ashore; Columbias won as placed.
Time of heat 8 minutes Al seconds.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10
z. Chandler's Speech,

Ex-Secretary z. Chandler's Speech,
At the meeting Of the Republican
convention of Michigan on the 18th
of June, at Detroit tex-Secretary Zach
ariah Chandler was, amid great en-
thusiasm, elected its permanent pres
ident, and opened the convention
with a characteristic address-earn-
est, able and effective. Mr.. Chandler
said
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10

BERLIN, July 5.-Roumania is to be
admitted to the permanent Inter-Na-
tional Commission for the navigation
of the Danube.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10
ORGANIZATION AND ARGUMENT

But, fellow citizens, these things
have taken root. You must meet
these issues fairly and squarely, and
meet them with arguments. You
must meet them in your school dis.
tricts; you must organize in your
counties, in your cities, in your vii.
lagos, and in your towns. They will
not stand argument for half an hour
You must meet them and put them
down by argument.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10
THE CoMMUNrsTIc PARTY

the party that does not believe in
property; does not believe in the so.
ciety relations; party started away
back, for aught l know, in the Dark
Ages; started, ! think, by the devil.
Laughter and applause. We will
not discuss Communism. Commun-
ism will never take root in American
soil. Its contrary to our institutions,
contrary to our principles, contrary
to honesty, absolutely contrary to the
of society.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10

Witness said he now knew the
statements he made in this letter were
based on misinformation and were
false. The statements were made for
political effect, he believing this let
ter would be published in the North
al d create feeling in favor Of Pack
ard. He wrote similar letter to
Gov. Kellogg and writing such let
tiers was the stock in trade Of the
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10

Now. fellow citizens, all of these
four different parties have undertak-
en- to combine and call themselves the
National party. How they make
themselves National party is beyond
my power of comprehension, unless
it be that they aggregate and con-
glomerate and bring together all the
elements of error, of rascality, and
of wrong to be found in the nation.
Laughter and applause
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10

eIectlVe IrAnchls0, ana every blessing
belonging to free man under this
Government. Applause.
PARTIES BUILT upoN GREAT IDEAS.
Fellow-citizcns, did not intend to
talk SO long, but one word more.
Political parties are not made by any
man or set of men. They grow up
on great ideas. They are not killed
by any man or set of men. When
political parties die, they commit
suicide; they die because they
abandon the great princi pies
upon which they were created. What
great principle that the Republican
party ever advocated has it abandon
ed? What principles does it aban-
don to-day that it has ever advocat-
ed? No, fellow-citizens, the Repub-
lican party is not prepared to die
nor does 1t intend to die.
PHARIsAICAL REFoRMERs-"HANDs ON
YOUR PoCKET-BooKs."
1t is q mistake, fellow-citizens, to
suppose that the mass of mankind are
dishonest. The mass Of mankind are
honest. The assumption has been
made, and it has been made by men
well known to you by reputation,
that everybody on earth are dishon-
est but themselves, and they are the
great reforming classes that we find
in the nation. Fellow -citizens, in
the time of our Savior He found
among the twelve one Judas. That
was l,SOO years ago, and the world
has gone on improving in the mean
time. The proportion is less to-day
than it was 1900 years ago. Zap
plaase.l The world is better this
year than it was last. 1t was better
in the year 1900 than it was
in the year l7O0. 1t has gone on i'm.
proving from generation to genera
tion, and trust to God it will 70 ON
improving. And when we find q
man who distrusts every other man
and says: II am holier than thou;
am the only honest man to be found
in this generation +; I am going to re.
form all political parties" we need
to hold our pockets. Laughter and
applause.
HONEST MEN, HONEST MONEY, AND VIC
TORY.
Now. citizens, pardon me
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-07-10
Packard people to get up feeling re.
garding outrages, and get the sup
mort Of the Administration

Mr.. Cox said Nathan Cole, a mem
Der Of Congress from st. Louis hand
ed him the letter.
Witness said he believed persona
and not political enemies murdered
his brother. He had seen Sherman
autograph In an album.
Witness desired to read q state
ment on this point, but was not al
lowed. He had seen Sherman writ.
ing in the New Orleans Custom
House on the 18th or 18th of Novem-
Der, Garfield, Hale, Stoughton and
others being present. Ho saw some
of the writing as he was among them
and talking with Sherman.
Adjourned.
The committee will tomorrow ad !.
journ to the llth inst, and then af-
ter a short session they will, it is re-
ported tonight, adjourn till Septem-
Der and complete the examination OF
Weber in New Orleans,
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Travrllrrs Gmide.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD

shortest, Quickest and Cheapest ROatetO North Ad Ms, A any, Trey, South Nor " aik, StaM ford. Chatham ncuse, Aubarn. Geneva. Rochester, FnIis, cleveland. Detroit. Toledo. Cincinnati, ADdianaPOIis, Chhcngo, SI. a.Ouis.
 ThrOuxh Tickets sold and IsnggNgo Checked for nbOvc points sat union DePOss CRMnnn. SIs0 ter PhttRdeb- pdisA. Baltimore Hnd WnShsnRton. Purchase Tickets via szeusatOntG I.iNe.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT
 Commencing Nov l'. 'S7S
 .TPAr'!S LEAVE BkIpGEPuHI. VIZ. sO0a n @reish' rrsln, ,passenger accnwmo- ,i,';"ns' fnr Sal rimgtnn, No dsy We'd
 uesay and Friday ' es-.a Curo ''. ; t5 D.
 1o tn pas~4',v',: rraiu for PittsHeld. arriving
 ataa5p m. fHIth Through car leaving
 New :rk at 05 Il. m.) Leave Nv
 Haven a, 9.33 \ III. With through car
 rom t'i'urt I"r Albany arriving 2.O D. VI
 connecting at A6ahv wi'h S.'o 2. n
 popular Chicago aud ~t. t"uis cxp,e$s
 arrivitg in Ccago at e0' the next ?. m Le-~"s Canaan a' 12.40 VI. 455 m. Passenper ram tor Pittsfeld. arrtv- ing st 9nh 10 tWith Through car leaving New York at SO0 p. m). Leave Slate iro tor A,Sanv and the West. ar irving at Albany 10.O5 p. m. Leaves Canaan at 7S1 D. m. FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 5lsa m. Special Passenger Train for PittefelS arriving N 47a. m. Albany S.56 am. Leave Canaan al 6.00 d. Ill
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COOKS LECTURES.
PREMIUMS.

We offer Rev. Joseph Cooks valuable new volumes. entitled, " BIOLOGY" TRAN sCENDENTALIsM ; 'FORTHODOXY," 'sCON- sCIENCE.' HEREDTTY," and MARRIAGE, emDouying. i'll a revised and corrected form, tEa authors previous remarks bic Monday Lectures. They are pubIsIed III handsome booA form by Hrughton Oseood & Co, of Boston. We wlii mail copy Ot aty one volume. postpaid, to any subscri- Der to HE INDEPENDENT who remts us s for year, IB advance; or any ubscr1 beI may remit $5.50, and we will send hlm THE INDEPENDENT for two years. Ip advance anu two volumes, postpaid; or any three volumes. postnaEd, to any one subscriber who remits $500 for three years, In ad vaDce.
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s.sets sa:sEsssr CONN. W ESTE RN RAILROAD


 Commencing Nov. II, ls7s GOING WEST TRAIN LEAVE CANAAN. l3 40 A. NJ. Connecting al Milerton Tor Pough
 keepsie.Albans ana the \ est direct, and I,,ves Salisbury i.uO & LakevilIe. l.0b PM. 3.5S P. M.-Cunnecting from Pittsheld. At Mil
 lerton for New York, arriving at S.4S p. m. Leaves Salisbury at 4.2U x Laketilie 1. .26 r. N. ii. l5 r. M Connecting from Pittsied. At Mil. lerton with Express for Albany and the Leayes aiisbury 7.Os & Lskeville 7.O7P PM 3.I4 P. M.->Mlk train. conLe ec.ins At Miilerton Tor 4,ew York. kuns Sundays only. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, S.IO A. M Leaves Millerton G.0Oa m,
 Lakeville 635 Salisbury, B.b5. 8.34 A. .i.--Connectinf a N :nstr~ iot brdge. iport. Al imseury Tor New Haven, aIriv. Hinv at 1.a6 p. m saving 10 miles distance sovcr any other route, tor estheld. North
 amptnu, liamsourg and tlolyoke.
 AL Hartford with txpIess irt Springfield,
 and bos on, and al points N,nth and kast,
 also for WidiuauiiC, New London. Provi.
 "eHce, New York.
 Leaves Millerioa h.e0 . m, Lakeyille, SOS SalisburI, 9.l A. ai-
 500 P. M.-Conne,tiTL b'm Albany. At
 Winaled for Wat.-nr-r and Bridgeport. At
 yoke and N",rt apton. Al Hartiord toi
 Bristol Wiliin a;'c. Ne-u LondOn New
 York Boston and oas hrooA. via C. V. R.R. Leaves Millertou 2.l5 r. nI.. Iakeville 2.3l. Leaves Salisbury, 23, I. M. S. l6 P. M.-Leavcs atlli"rion t.30 m. lakcville 74S, Salisbury 5S3 N. for Minstuu.
 Passcn-; r. avs New York al 50 p. m., 6 % a. m. LNa OssH;Ay saA"rsliMRs onIy,l leave
 Mlllertur Hl B: 5. !" nncct,Gs at Ianaan
 witl. tiou eaiuhic tra,n uorlh, At Pine
 Meaaow loI New haven. arriving at $40 .. m, and for New York Al Simsbury for Westreiu and Northampton, and arriving in Hartford at S.45.
 For time at Way Stations and connections sec LNO. Y. JONES. Supse.
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LEAVE 2ITTsFIELD. VIZ:

sOOa, m. Passenge- tran for Bridgeport, arrlS
 ing al 1a.3O D, n.. with through cal for New
 York arriving et 2U7 ?. m.; at New Havcn
 at 1. 10 D. m. Leave Albany at GAO 6. m.
 with through Car for Bridgeport. Eeaves Canaan al S..3a a. m 25, D. m.. Passenger train for Bridgeport arrtY'
 ing ai j.45, p, m., with Through car for
 New YorK, arriving at 45 p. m. at New
 Haven at 7.3U p. m. Leave Albany at lOSc
 m.
 Leaves Chuaan at 3.0O, D. m, a10 ID, n, Mllk Train fer Bridgeport, arrtv-
 inx al $50 D. m.;New York 10 2Sp. m. New
 Haven n .52 P. m. I.esvee Lnuaan at a.52 D. m. 800 b. ID. fassenper Train for Falla Village, ar
 irving at TOO D. m. Leave lbany at 70 D. VI.
 | es See Canaan at a. la D. m. Sn, day Mllk Train ieAver PitLrheld at 2.3e D. 10. for Iiri l-,.pori arriving ai o.:! p. m; New York Il. .5U D. m.; New Haven n. 52p m. Leayas Nnsau al 80 D. m. ks-Au SrRi0s connect at Canaan >UiIh a;Onu Western kS. 1s., nt brook fie .N Imnctf OsR tO aAMd from AsaMbsary. uD AyEnIII NM. BROWN, tIrunr.i 'irLf A. ent su.,erln endent. ,,9. n.i" @ '"~'' x.v ii 1ssS siu
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ggrgal 0otif's,
LITCHFIELD COUNTY, SS.
 Superior Court, November Term, A. D., 1878.

LITCHFIELD COUNTY, SS.
 Superior Court,
 November Term, A. D., 1878. Falls Village Savings Bank
 vS.
 Wm. Jamieson, et ux, ct als.l It being shown to, and found ivy this Court, that Mrs. Vim. Janieson, wife O. Win. .iamie- son, --- Jamieson and - Jam i.son, minor heirs of the Vim Jamicson al,d wife now residing in parts unknown to the pe- t!tioner, are respondents and parties ill inter est in the above entitled cause, now pending ill this Court.
 Therefore, Ordered, That notice of the pend ency of said petition, and action be given the said Mrs. Vim. Jamieson, -@Jamicson and - Jamicson. minor heirs, by the petitioners causing this order of notice to be published in the Connecticut Western News, a | ewspaper published in North Canaan, ill said county, three weeks successively, commencing on or before the 20th day of November, 1878 and make due return hcleon.
 Dated at Iitchtirld, November 13, 1878.
 By order the Court,
 3w 2l VIM L. RANSOi, Clerk.
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It is with great pleasure that I express the opin ion that the Christian Union as at present con. ducted is an excellent family religions newspaper
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4 Sermon By MR. BEECHER
 EACH WEEK. International Sunday School Lessons,
 BY LYMAN ABBOTT,

Books and Authors. by pecialiets in their departments she sSUtsO0k- E.ditOri- :aas science and Art Stories. The Household - Mrs. Henry ard Beecher ss our Young FOikS.', This department is especially attractive. aiming and instructive Farm and Garden, by w, H. Coleman. Correspondents in Europe ln ErelanC- R. W. DALE. In Gerinany-kF.V. Jos. P THo"P- SON. In Constant inople-PREsT GEORGE WASH BURNE. In Italy-'J. A. S"
 4 UtGUersnI Endorsement.
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Cheapest Route to New YOrA
 VIA STEAM BRIDGEPORT.

- CApI. CHWbs We6KSs Will leave Bridgeport every night, tSatuf day cI cepted,) from Steamboat Dock, at II o'clock, ar irving in New York about { o'clock next morn ing.
 Returning, will leave New York every moi ming Sunday excepted.) from Pier 86 tas River, foot of Catharne street at 1l.30.
 Freights received an, way billed through to all stations on the Ho onic railroad at very low rates. Tickets can he purchased through to New York less than by all railroad, and baggage check. ed through from all trains.
 P.S-fhe evening Milk train on the Housaton. Ic ra'Iroaa connects with the Steamer Bridgeport.
 .ot IbliN R UITRRFI.I. Sunf