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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

The papers in all parts of the coun
try are constantly bringing US the most
cheering intelligence OF the progress of
The Presidential canvass. The SKIES
most truly are bright Gen. Taylor's
prospects al this comparative period be-
fore the last election were Ear from be-
ing SO encouraging. Throughout the
North the current Of popular feeling rs
setting strongly in favor Of our candi-
dates. The positive elements of popu.
lariiy in the life ant character OF Gen.
Scott, are every day developing them
selves. The great gathering at Lundy's
Lane, the scene of one of SCOTS earli-
est and most brilliant victories, anG the
largest popular gathering ever held in
this country, testifes TO the feeling and
enthusiasm of the masses. That enlhu-
siasm will deepen, dcvelope and dissem-
mate itself until il bears the glorious old
Chieftain, in triumph into the White
House, the Legitimate and fitting ,ermi-
nation of his brilliant and patriotic ca.
reer. Not only at The North are the
signs of the times propitious, blu, re-
vulsion OF feeling is taking place at the
South. The old Wing States are fast
wheeling into line, and will be found at
the post of honor, interest and duty, in
November. We have no doub. in rela-
ton to the States reliable for any Wing
candidate at the South. Scott will car
ry Maryland, North Carolina, Louisi-
ana, Tennessee, Kentucky aud Florida.
Several of them we're strongly represen-
ted at Niagara, and in the others the
Wings are united almost to man, and
give the most confident assurances of
success. A few disafIecied laciionists
in Georgia and Florida, such as Toonbs.
Stephens. Cabell & Co., and Parson
Brownlow, of Tennessee, YET stand out
we believe, bat they will hurt themselves
more than they will Gen. Scott.
Gen. Scott is National man, if ma
tional man can be found in the country.
His life has been brilliant, useful and
patriotic. The whole country knows
and acknowledges il, the south as well
as the north. Tae popular feeling all
over the country will be more and more
in favor of Gen. Scott Locofoco poll
ticians and manufacturers of Presidential
candidates may and will try to dam i,
up and divert ii; but they will find that
feeling, like the current of our mighty
Mississippi, moving irress.ably onward.
SANDER, misrepresentation and abuse of
the old Hero will only give it force, di-
rection and strength. This is the plain
teaching of experience. With the histo-
ry of the country before them, and with
those instructive feelings and sentiments
of love, gratitude, and admiration of Just
such a life and character as that history
on its every page shows Gen. SCOTS to
be, it is in our opinion, beyond the pow
er of man, or party, TO prevent this peo-
pie from indicating and supporting Gen.
Scott in his present claims upon the
country.
The opposition have a new man,
scarcely known to fame, for whom they
have to write history and manufacture
enthusiasm. if they can. This they
find an uphill business. Notwithstand-
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

OLDER & Co.'S. Circus, will be here
on the 9TH Sept, as appears by their adj.
vertsement in another column. This
company enjoys high reputation, and
these who are fond of this kind of a.
musement had better embrace the oppor-
tunity to witness it, We are confden,
some good riding will be seen. Wheth-
er the falling off the horse and faint
ing will be any part of the performance
does not appear. II is not in The bill
Perhaps TO crafty our Locolooo friends
il will be added to the programme.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
SCOTT AND GRAHAM MEET
INC.

Scott leads the Column ForUara!
The friends of Scott and Graham are
requested to NEE, at the Court House
in Ouumwa. on Saturday, the 2Sth inst,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of
forming Scott and Graham Club
Friends of Harbor and River Improve
men,s, of Protection 10 American Labor.
and the glorious principles of The Wing
Party, come forward aud enlist undtr
the standard Of the Hero of an hundred
battles, in the ranks of that Army now
marching onward to peaeeable but GER
tain victory! Let the meeting be a large
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
The River Convention

Comes of on the list September, mex.
Wednesday. Wapello county must be
fully represented. In the absence OF
any meeting to choose delegates. let eU-
cry man in the county consider himself
a delegate. This about as good way
as any. We intend to be there, and
mean 10 persuade all we can TO 60 with
US. Let others do likewise and we
shall have meeting that we can talk a.
bout.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

Cur FAILURE LAST WREK-No pa
per was issued from this office last week,
as our subscribers are already aware
Sickness OF one of our hands, and the
Tax List, are the causes. We have nov
got hand and shall be able TO issue reg
ularly hereafter. The failure will cost
orr subscribers nothing but the disap-
pointment.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

THE AMERICAN VINO Review
The August No. OF this able and popu-
lar periodical is before US, and we have
perused it will, pleasure and profit. 1t
is embeilished with splendid engravings
of Gen. Scott, and M. p. Gentry. The
table of contents presents rich trea, OF
both political and literary matter. The
leading article on the "Ivaig Convention:
The Candidate and the Campaign" and
that on the Democratic nomination are
particularly able, and ought to be univer-
sally read.
We take pleasure in commenting the
Review to Wings and others, as one OF
the ablesi monthlics in the country. |;
is published by Champion Bisscll, 1910
Nassau ST., n. Y, at $500 for single CO.
py, $3.50 to Clubs of Ten.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
NEW YnRK. August I6.

Later advices from Ecuador give de.
tails of the movements of Flores. On
the 2Sth June. squadron of seven yes-
sells was anchored off Guyaquil, which
was attacked by the steamer Ermina-no
damage was done, the latter backed of.
Afterwards, a sharp skirmish took place
between a parry of Americans under Maj
Ball and Capt. Owens, and a party Of q
90 ambushed in chapparal, 80 of whom
were killed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

We call attention TO the advertisement
of M. B. RooT e. Co., manufacturers
of Tombstones &C., Keosauqua. The
superior quality of the stone used by
these gentlemen, and their skillful work
manship, strongly recommend their
work to public patronage.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
State LEGISLATURE.

The result of the Election will not
be accurately known, until the returns
are canvassed at Iowa City. The DEM
ocrats will have majority of some Is
or 90 on Joint Ballot. We can, see
anything in this to brag about, or to JUS
lily getting out the Cannon.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

Iowa VEGETABLE.-Mr. JOHN A..
NEWMAN exhibited at our office on the
other day, Tomato, the growth of his
garden in this Town, measuring IS in
chcs in circumference, and weighing 2
pounds. This will do.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
OTTUM WI.

In-Lots two, four, seven, eight, eigh-
teen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty eight,
thirty-one, forty-one, forty-three, fifty
one, fifty-fve, sixty -four, 81, SO, 10, so,
81, "a, S5, so, 81, ninety -two, "a, sc, 80,
one hundred twelve ia, ZIG, III, II9,
one hundred twenty, one hundred twenty
four, Isl, 1875, 1877, Ia8, I43, I4o, I45,
Is6, IA, 80, Isl, 1853, I54, I6I, 1854,
I65, l66, 1853, one hundred seventy two,
I73, l74, 1872, 1876, 1877, IS8, 2Ol, two
hundred seventeen, two hundred TWEEN
ty-two, two hundred twenty-tour, two
hundred twenty-six, two hundred TWEEN
ty-seven, two hundred twenty eight, two
hundred twenty-nine, 233, 234, 239,
240, 244, 248, 249, $50, 257, 26I. 262,
POI, 217, 27s, 279, 284, 299, 299, 3oI,
306, 300, SII, 3I2, 3I4, 3I5, BIG, 32I,
327, 329, 33I, 333, 335. 338, 349, $50,
356, 358, 1863, 800, $40, s73, 374, 379,
1893, 1856, 387, 1876, 400, 402, 4O4,
405, 400, 407, 4OS, 400, ond 40.
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

FREE Soil WORCESTERSHIRE Free
Soil National Convention, daring its sit
ting at Pittsburgh nominated Hon. John
p. Hale, Of New Hampshire. for Presi-
dent, aud g. w. Julien, of Indiana, for
Vice President.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

New TAmoR.-Mr. JOHN MULLER
has located in this place, and will make
and cut clothes in the latest and best
style. lie advertises, and will secure
fair share Of public patronage.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
NO. XL.
III E II TIN GS
OF THE
M ASS Els!
THOMAS w. CLAGEw

One of the Wing Candidate I'll
Presidential Elector, and
HENRY O'CONNOR,
The distinguished Irish Orator of Iowa
will address the People in accordaacs
with the following appointments:
Unionville, Friday, Aug. 9Th, "
Centerville, Saturday," 18th,
Abba, Monday, I" Both, .
Eddyville, Tuesday, 3lst, /"
Belle Fountain, Wed. Sept. LIST, 10
Knoxville, s
Red Rock, Thursday, Q 3
Pella. Friday, 3
Oskaloosa, Saturday, /" A
Sigourney, Monday, :" 6
Lancaster, Tuesday, Z" z
Abingdon, Wed, /" 8 ,
Otumwa, Thursday, " 0
Agency City. Friday, 10 3
Fairfield, Saturday, IL 3
Glasgow, Monday, l3 3
Winchester, Tuesday" Ia 3
Pennington, Wed, 10 2
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

II The Western Journal, ST. Louis
talks of r. r. from N. Orleans TO the
Red River of the North.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

Thunder and Lightning Whr ye
goin p
ITO WASHBURN'S Tin Shop, in
Otiumwa. to buy Lightning Rod and a
Chain Pump. He's got lots of Stoves
and Tin Ware left, loi sale CHEAP"
June 9Th, 1852.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
Dahl OMEGA.

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8 blk 3; blk 9. In Kittermau's Addition
Lots blk 1; 1 . 4 block 2; outlot L. In
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26
NONRESIDENT TOWN LOTS.
AGENCY CITY.

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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

II has been very warm this las. week.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

This is a specimen Of Bentonsp orr paper.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

One of the Wing Candidate &
Presidential Elector, and
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-08-26

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
The Election Riots in ireland.

The most lamertable scenes have Ia.
ken place At the election for the county
Gaze. The military have been called
out and several lives have been sacri-
feed. Tho allowing detailed state
ment appears in the Limerick Nepo!t,
err. published on the 23l al -
1t appears tlrat SO carly as seven o
clock a. NJ, to day company Of the
Thir,y-irst regiment Of foot, under tie
command Of Cap ain ------, and accom-
panied by NJ. Christopher Delmege,
Jr,, j. r., was proceeding through tie
village above mentioned. eScorting yo-
tiers on the property Of the Marquis o"
Conyngham AS they were passing
through the village, The Court House
was occupied by a great number Of per-
sons, including several magistrates Of
the county, several clergymen, aud
several frccLoliers. The people in The
village his.ea and hoo,cd Lord Cons
yugliams voters, and some state tha,
stones were THROWN but we have not
heard the fact on sufficient authority to
render it positive. Oilers aliege hat
il was not until second attempt was
made ro rescue the voters, and the gun
Of one or The folllers smashed with a
stone. that 'le officer gave orders 70 fire.
1t would appear that .murltrous fire
was al once opened on the people, and
that the sol,cy Was discharged in two
directions one towards the chapel the
other down the street Of tie vilsge
where a large police force, cor Insisting
of forty men, were stationed at the time.
The noise Of the ii ing withdrew the
occupants of the Court House from the
building. They rushed into the street,
and TO their inexprssible horror, they
found five OF their fellow coun;rymen
shot dead. aud several others wounded.
We have heard that the number Of dead
exceeds eight, and the number of woun-
ded had no, been ascertaineA when our
informant left. Those who were re-
coguilel are
Thomas Ryan. Cas;lecrine, not mar,
ried, dead
James Frawley, New Park, not mar,
ried, dead.
James Casey, Tralee, not married,
dead
Michael Coleman, Traleo, not mar.
iied. dead
Jeremiah FrawIey, New Market, not
married. dead.
J'h, X i"y, Danrrity, married and
large family.
The majority Of these were yoier.,
and nearly all in comfortable ciIcum-
stances a. farmers. The rumor. as we
have stated. Ia Sir mile bridge, vas
that tie order 10 fire had been gwen
by the officer {. is impossible to des.
c''be the excitement, which prevailed.
he people were unarmed; in fact, il
Is believed that in NE entire barony
there are 80, iwo stand Of arms. The
state Of the poll, just before this revolt.
nc occasgcace, sss;~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Meeting ut Ruti md.

Ga Tuesday, 9Th al =. on the orca>
son Of a social gathering Of large
Nam5e7 of Stockholders Of the Troy &
Rutland Railroad, and other gentleman
ii was proposed 10 organize meeting
to cSgrcs, the public sentiment in refer.
.ncs 10 the above read ia officers ard
management, and The polite and gener-
Gus Invitation extended by tie presi-
dent and Directors Of he Il. d " Rail,
road to the stockholders and their fam
lies TO accep. gratuIoUs trip over the
entire road.
After the appointment Of oilicers.and
few remarks from the chairman, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Reso'red, Tha, the Troy & Rutland
AMI Ruilaui IL Washington Railroads
are well constructed Of The best mate.
rials that they are now IN excellent
running order. and that for regularity.
speed, and safety, are hot SURPASSED by
aay older roads in Tie country.
Resolred, That We recognize in the
resident, Sureriu,enaeni., Board d
Directors. Conductors s@l Agent, Of
lie Road, gentlemen Of intelligence.
poli'eness, and promp'ness Of cLarAc.
ter,
Rrtoired, Tha, the Stockholders ten.
der ih'ir grateful achnou dcmen', TO
the President and Director, for ,'eir
generous invitation 10 accept Of rA<ur.
sioa tickets over The enlirv road.
Heso'rcd, THAT the Bariscll Ilou>..
a. Rutland !, conducted in 4 superior
manner, and 'hai a, !! can feed f"e han
tired unexpected guest, ia one day Hal
have M abundance 90 b q, living III,
~e recommend it cordially 10 the lFay-
e.Hng public.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Strange how Learned men Differ {!

THE fcleral-whis Office holders and
Office seekers have got up a candi-
date Of no civil qualifications or OK.
perlence. out Of the regular army
Samuel Z Ba}1,ctn, litter Of tie
y. X. Democrat.
although / have met many men
we'll acquainted with the doctrine Of
International Law, have never seen
one more familiar mith, and more
deeply versed in, the true principles
Of international Law than Winfield
Scott, No greater error can be com.
United by you, ny countrymcn. than
to suppose, because he is a great SOL
der, a victorious General, he is moth
ing more. He is a scholas, an elc-
9ant aid Prctound shoiar. He is a
man, if he had never ACHIEVED a
victory in battle, eminently qualified
to fill the Office Of President, beau
Of his cipil qualifications. Hon
Dohn VI. Clayton.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

Sic. James Frost. e Bsnser's 't''.'
rre.,se,l ia the Court House. aad be
was pcremp'ori'y called upon &c s'ep
the polling while an many Of the peep"
Law dead 80 the street. There was NJ
p,dNng op to nae O'Clock, 7. NJ. Al
Ter Ills fiigb,ful deed Of blood. spe
cal messenger was despatched Ia this
Carr SON fer more troops. whea Tue
'iIose Artillery and two companie. OF
tie Is, Regiment. were sent out. Mr.
Cronin. r. NJ, was present, ard stated
he gave NO orders to Ere, nor were the
mn.kc,s Of the soldiery and police, un'
der his conmanl loaded. The Rev
Nr. Clune, J.. p, was lii in his LAT
wilh spen, ball, Several of The c'rr-
~ were present, and did what they
could to allay the excitement
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Railroad Accident.

The afternoon western train on the
Contra! Railroad ran oil the track on
Friday last. about five miles below Wa
ierbuIy. The "Gog. Paine" iocomo-
iYe, tender baggage car and one pas,
seneer car, went entirely off the trsck.
The forward works Of the engine were
s:oye up, several cross ties torn up. or
broken, and one rail. The engineer
and frenlan jumped off few rods be.
fore the train braugh, up against the
rock IN deep cat. The latter had
one lee cut of by the wheels thee or
foaT 'ache. a5pye The ANGLE joint. Abog,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Rutland County Matters.

In our last We made brief allusl on
IL the action Of few disappointed AID
ci,con',n,ed gentlemen 10 reference 10
shr pending election If county officers
Tor old Rutland County, and expressed,
81 leas, an htnsa opinion ~ 10 Tie mo-"
sires by which these gentlemen Mere
royerned---as we'll as 10 the sequence
10 which their action would lead.
In the be!i.t tina, the larges, liberty
Of .peech should a, Nil times be given
~ all Of whatever sec, or party, vino
feel themselves xgrieved, We give TO.
DAY ,hs further complaints Of these gen
lismcu. ~ embodied in the proceeding.
# meeting held at rooltney, and also
the call for another Convention orili-
,a'ing from like meeting al Ca,tletop;
and We would here en- PEASANT make
the remark tina, by Singular coincl-
dent certain In, JtreH, an apostle Of
moral reform from the Bay State, WAS
presen, at both these meetings to guide,
govern and give dictalion to the -,aiI
Old Wing party Of Rutland County
We remember once tha, usi such anolh-
ar missionary - Ole 81. C'urr--sent
from the Granite Hills Of New lamp.
shire to enligh,en Vermont freemen rs
10 their dut,. vas here among US and
villa, wer" the Lessons ,augb, ~ him :
Were they such NJ one homes, Ncrm,ui
treensn teaches 10 another? Certainty
nn,. H. proved 10 be n wolf in sleeps
.|o'hng--and who will now stand a.
DR.. Jewcit's cnhorser tina, he shal! uo,
prove another 81 Cia.r Mr. St. Clair
certainly did not advance the cause he
pretend ID 10 advocate aud did come
near breaking up The Wing party.
In regard 10 this published matter
which we this day give to our readers,
we would simrly say tina, this whole
movement is Of ia. mos, inccndiaty
character The poliiiesl history OF lie
Wing party in shis County, for the past
iwen'y years, furnishes direc, evidence
that tie sentiment embodied in tho
revolutions pn3ej by the Temperance
Convention held a, Cas,leion, is ii,-
ing fassehoed and tina, those gentlemen
who seek 10 eas, calumny and d..rac.
ton upon the character Of Mr.. Bailey.
srr of that class who would shrink 10
meet Lim face 10 face, and ahose influ
eneo sri efforts in aid Of the Wig
eaase, compared 10 his. are Ike far.
thing eandie TO the orb Of day" We
trust the Wigs Of this County will sd-
minister to those who aid on ,hi. sai,a,
tton. haeh u rebake al the ballot box. a,
shall PET an end to al! future movement,
u u Ike character. Again then. We
sAy--W higs Of old Northumberland CD
Ca voar own arms Let Us have once
merv "a old.is.hionea Wing victory.