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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13
correspondence OF The Cincinnati Gazette.
a mother Mob in HentucEy--A
Minister Dragged out OF the
Pulpit while greacEaing

CUMMrNs, RoekcastIe Co, KY, July %.
Last Sunday as Rev. John G. Fee was
preaching at this place, an armed mob forced
sheir way tito the church, seized him and TWO
sther ministers who were with him, Rev. ].
SS'char6son, end Rev. J. NJ Mclean, and af-
Ser abusing and insulting them, finally decided
! hal they should be taken cat of the country.
Fir. Fee was struck on the head, and consde;-
ably injured. On the way out--a distance of
about ten miles-esery opportunity was i'm
proved by the mob to insul. and abuse their
victim. and they heralsed through the neigh
hoihood they passed that they had three horse
1hi"v"s, aud niger thieves, that they were
going 10 lynch.
The mob was composed of the lowest class
of Kentuckians, aad all of them drunk: vet
tnra is the slate OF public opinioL IA 1T would
be useless 10 rrost cute.
This has long been an anti-slavery place,
UT the immediate cause of the outrage. was
Me attempt to establish sclcnr there.
Schools ale regarded as most dangerous and
incekdiary rsttuno in this part of Ken
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QUEBEC, August Q.
TIE Steamship lndiaa from Liverpool has
arrived.
The matiny was spreading among the troops
II, the Bengal army.
IN The Ev- King Of Dude has been arrested and
Imprisoned together with his minister, proofs
Of their completely in the revolt having been
OBJ aimed.
"a Gen. Bernard repnlsed several parties from
Delhi with severe loss to the insurgents. He
was waiting for reinforceRents to storm The
city. From Madras il was positively asserted
that Delhi was captured. The intelligence
was regarded as premature, not having been
confirmed. The native troops at Calcutta and
: Barrackspoor, were quietly unaHned inca
sy feeling prevailed at Madras, but the array
in that presidency and in Bombay was with
out the slightest signs of disafection.
An accouat was passed by the Legislature
paying the Indian press under the license sys-
tem.
# CHINA.-The Chinese feet was DESTROYED
by the British in two severe ei,ga, eaents.-
The Chinese fired their guns with unexars Piled
Consistency. The British had SO killed and
wounded, Major Kearny being among the for
p,er. All was quiet in the northern part Of
the Empire.
IA, The price Of tea has fdvanccd at Shanghai.
AeGREAT HRtTAfN.-Baron Rothschild was
- turned to Parliament from London without
|sfpposition.
A spicy debate in the House of Commons,
originated by DeIsraeli, resulted in an address
TO the Queen promising every support to The
Government in the Indian difficulty.
Gurteman, Greek merchant, had suspend
ed. His liabilities were over %, 600 pounds
sterling.
FRANcE.-Ledru Robin, al,d others, had in
dlsnantly denounced the charges contained in
the Moniteur stating that they were engaged
pa the recent conspiracy.
II London money was in active demand, and
athe Bank Of England was daily loosing specie
Consols declined, quoted on Tuesday 90s@
81 for money, and 9Oa for account. The de-
Cline was caused by adverse rumors from In
dia, the hoax that another attempt had been
made on Louis Napoleon's life, and forced
Bales on account ofthe suspension of the Greek
lirm.
The newspapers quote Liverpool cotton
markets generally steady, beef firm, corn quiet,
bacon firm, lard frmer.
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In Ohio and Indiana, wtere Bakers Pain
Panacea has been long in use, it is as indispen-
slble in every family, as their bread and meat.
In saving of Doctors bills, it can be estimated
by thousands of dollars yearly. No family
will be without il, after once having tried its
wonderful pain curing qualities.
Who VIII suffer pain one single hour, when
he can be almost instantly cured by the use of
one twenty-five cent bottle? Give it one fair
Trial, and if you don't fi,d it to be all it is re-
commended; go back to the agent, and get
your money refunded. For sale by w. F.
Elmendorf in Ouulnwa and by agents every
where
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GV The Musical Festival Of Mr.. r. A.
McCiure's class of Juveniles, designed to illus
irate the Poetry of labor, come Off at the new
court house on Monday night, and was listened
to by large aud appreciating audience of
our citizens, who seemed delighted by the
'credltable manner iD which the children ac-
Quilted themselves. The system of Mr.. Nc
Ciure is most admirable one to imprart a
taste for music to the young, and he is GER
Sandy deserving the succ. SIS which everywhere
greets him.
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WooD's HAIR REsToRATIvE.-Prof. Wood.
the renowned discoverer of the invaluable
Hair Restorative, still continues to labor in
behalf Of the afflicted.
His medicines are universally admitted by
the American press to he far superior to all
others for causing the hair on the head of the
aged, that has been silvered for many years, to
grow forth with as much vigor and llxuriance
as when blessed with the advantages of youth
There can be no doubt that it is one of the
greatest discoveries il the medical world. Ii
restores permanently gray hair to its original
color, and makes it assume beautiful silky
texture, which has been very desirable in all
ages of lie world.
Fer sale by o. j. Wood & Co., la Market
street, and by druggists generally. Also, Ken
nedy's Medical Discovery, and Dr. Cavan-
augh's word-renowned Pile Salve.-St. Louis
Morning Herald
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ONE OF THE HoasE THrEvEs EscAprp.-

Owe OF THE HoasE THIEVES Escaped
George Jennings, one of the men examined
here on Thursday last, and in default of $1,000
bail, held in custody at the Mayors Office, in
scharge of two of our citizens, as guard /;
taking advantage on Friday night Of the guard
falling asleep, climbed out of the room on to
"a shed, and from thence to the ground and
made his escape. Nothing has been heard Of
him since. The gentlemen who oficaied as
guard that night may be very good sort of men
as we doubt not they are. but they ought not
TO be deprived of their regular rest o'nigats.
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Merchants Gargling Oil.

This valuable medicine combines the nec-
cssary qualities to entitle it to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
he' as Liniment adapted TO meet the wants
and emergencies of all classes, "Merchant's
Gargling Oil" in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which it is received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties Of an anodyne and ressor-
alive, It has wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy 10 heal is
attributable to the chemic al combination of
the choice ingredients Of which it is CON-
posed
w. #. EImendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale of this medicine at this
place. Sold aiso by druggists and merchants
usually in f,n vicility. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers In all large towns. n39.
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WIN. A. MILLs.-We take pleasure in say
-ing word for our young friend WIN. A.
Mills. who has just embarked in the Mercan-
tile business as successor of L. w. Belts at
the old stand opposite the Buckeye. We can
sayto all who may not chance to know Mr..
Mills, that he will be found straight forward
aud hohorabe dealer, every way worthy of he
liberal patronage which we hope will be ex-
tended to him. See his card
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GD There was runaway and smash up
Of wagon on Monday. 1t will be well for
owners OF teams to take notice of an ordinance
.relating to hitching teams which our CITY
council have made and provided. Ample ar
engagements have been made for accommodating
the public with tying u? places, aud there is
rro excuse for such accidents.
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u ~ We are happy TO direct attention TO tn
s'o'ice of our friend Mr.. A. Myers, successor
4 o Nj. j. I'll. Griffith in The Blacksmith bus
kiness, who has erected shop at the lover
sisil AMI prepared himself fully to carry on
shas,business in its various branches.
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CHOICE FARM AND LAND, PR AIRIE
AND EfNTExERI
Fer The ueck ending hiondau

NEAR THE CITY OF OTTUMwA!
For : a lie Very Low!
TuVliE WHOLE or undivided half of between four
and five hundred Of first rate larfll situated
partly in Highland township miles north Of Ottumwa
and partly In Centre township about one mile from,
the Cour1 House, in ottumwa, is offered for sale at
bargain.
good farm buildings good fences and plenty of stock
water over 100 bearing fruit trees and as good soil as
can be found fin Iowa
valuable coal mine is on the timber land near OF
tunlwa
The above land offers chance to those desir-
ing TO locate of ihe most promising cities in
Iowa, where real estate is rapidly rising and must be-
come very valuable. "
For particulars, apply in person by letter 10
J. w. NORRIS
nl7-r Courier Office Ottumwa Ia1,a
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New YoRK, Aug 10.


The dispatch transmitted yesterday was re-
ceived from Riyiere Du Loupe.
In the House of Lords, on Monday, Lord
Clanricorde moved for the production Of the
papers relative to the affairs in India, and
spoke strongly in favor of complete reform of
system in the Indian Government. The mo-
ton was agreed to.
Letters from Paris intimate that there is suf-
ficient evidence to convict Ledru Rollin and
other parties charged by the Moniteur with
completely in the conspiracy. The emperor
and consequently France, will be in position
to demand their extradtion from England as
criminals. 1t is intimated, however, that the
French government will content itself simply
by asking England to transport the parties
convicted across the Atlantic.
BELGIUM.-The marriage of the princess
Charlotte with the arch duke Macmillan, of
Austria, was celebrated with great pomp at
Brussels on the 2Tth. Prince Alpert repre-
sented the English Court on the occasion.
ST. Louis, Aug. IL.
Kansas advices to the 9Th are received.
Walker has returned to Lawrence with the
troops.
The apprehension of an Indian attack prov
ing groundless. The officers of the city gov
errmeat met on the 7th and are perfecting an
organization.
Nearly an unanimous vote in favor of the
Topeka Constitution.
MISSOURI ELECTION.
90 counties give Rollins majority of about
5000, bat returns are so conflicting that accu-
rate figures cannot be given. Rollins proba-
by elected by 800.
The Republican claims that John Homase
late Comptroller of this city, has been appoin-
ted Sec'y of Utah.
Santa Fe mail reached Independence on the
It'll.
News unimportant. So.
The Cheyenne Indians refuse to receive the
presents from the agents or make a treaty, say
ing they can make more by SEALING.
The Pswnees threaten hostili,ies.
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local anu Ratsrellaneous
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

e There will be services Of the Protestant Episco
pal Church at the Curlew House Han EVERY SUNDAY
AT 10Y A. NJ AND O'CLOCK p. NJ, until further
notice. Rev. ID. f. HUTCHINSON Rector
ST. MARYs PARISH. [nlT-d
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CIGARS-CIGARS.

manCigars, which win sell by the box at whole
Yaie price. ELMENDORF,
Roio Apothecary Hall.
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ENREsH pRUNES, RAlsINs, FIGS & CANDIES
IL For sale by [nolll j. l.. TAYLOR.
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THE MASS MEETING

FVXJlLL be continued every day, as usual until the
w Bridge IL completed, (and probably longer)
ZONE an tpoi5J ELMENDQRF.
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Pay up! Pay up!!
DATES.

usT RECEIyED--A lot OF that choice Arabian
- fruit, DATES. Come quick IL you want any
hoio ELMENDORF
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ESlNE WRITING PAPER. ELANK cooks. L GOLD
h PENs-For safe by Lrolll }. b. TAYLOR.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCEH,

a FINE lot OF Bankers Wallets, Letter Gins. LET
IN ter Files Mucilage Paste Cups, (oply % eents)-
Also good assortment of fancy and plain letter aud
note paper envelopes of all kinds Bristol brand per-
forated paper tissue paper, and many articles la the
stationery lnstoo tedious e mention.
AetJ ETAIENDoRF
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IN THE
Seed Depart TIM c mt
WILLOW AND WOODEN wARE,

shall keep constantly on hand full assortment OF
Willow wagons, Cradles, Clohss Baskets Bushel and
Half Bushel Buckets, Market and Work Baskets, &c
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dRGGssHNG.

GKcEss4Ns.
ENANING purchased Of d. r Davis large stock of
~ n Clothing in exchange for rfopertY, offer the
same AT extremely low prices for short time.
The Cash is what want, and can and will sell low
er than any other house in town.
Please call and examine Tor yourselves. Remember
he M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-17
Foreign News.
ARRIYAL on YET ARABEss

4 ARRIVAL OF THE ARABEts j
$1,000. 900, ~ Sgee;eF-D elli sStidrmR
and Capsarsa Heavy Eaiiacss
4 liverpool it
New YORK. November ID
III The steamship 4rdbia. with dale
from Liverpool to the 3Ist ult., sFrI-i
we'd here thiamofhing. =
II The ArqBia brings later adEists
from India, which REPORTS the capture
of Delhi, alter 4 eonfiiet lasting 81
days. il.
The American horses s'Pfiorcss
and aBabylonn haze, belll been badlE
beaten I'M the race for the CaalbtiJesa
shire stakes.
Tie Borough Bank Of Liverpool
suspended Ill the 2Tth ult The la
bilities are estimated at. 81, 500, wy.
sterling, but are fully secure.
Several Liverpool firms have 81:
pended, and d nnh1der Of the stroIit
gest firms Of Manchester have ASP
gone.
! The Are5jid brings 81 ,0e0, O0V "a "a
sDecie. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-17
From the R,cEiasha@ Register
Il lin Il, Hnntef' ! Letter

10 The people Of Rockingham, which
We publish below viii challenge the re-
spect aud admiration 81 al who read 10.
1t Is direct plain, unequiyoeal, and dis
timely indicates The lofty and dignified
character Of its author sItshows plainly
enough we should say, that Mr.. Hunter
Is perfectly willing to respond to interreg-
atories respectfully addressed 70 him By
the people, however unwilling he may
q en- to reply 70 The impairment and Off
eious inteFrogatiors propounded BY cap
.tious and faall-fnding newspapers.
Mi. Hunter has never assumed the st.
titude imputed to him, Of unwillingnass
to be questioned by those who have The
right to do It. He clearly recognizes
tho right 81 his constituents tointerrogate
him, and His duty to respond to them.
We presume the tricksters andswire work
ers who have been barking at Mr.. Hun,
ter's heels, and asking him 70 come out
viii now let5 him alone. Having ans
wered tho people and his friends-hayihs
given every pledge. Of fidelity % thelNa'
tional Administration which lie oughktt
have given hope the honorable Sen.
ator will now maintain the dignity Of Ill.
position. aud not suffer himself t. be an
Enoyed blythe clannors Of those who hay,
been endeayoring to poison the popnle
mind against him. l II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-17

repisrer whicilhe thinks isfranght with
god g the haman ssce Wewould re-
careful psrrsal Of the article.
Is those Interested 4, lie subject; i has
% i many points upon which We bare
not touched
There IS, however, 4 kindred topic 70
which, We must briefly alIude. 4 the
reasoning Of The resislrer be correct. We
certainly have a right tossubjugate dis
cipline and Christianize The barbarian
wbomLabit ths coast IF Africa. u other
words; % open the slave-trade, to make
il i Legitimate traffic. regulated BY law.
this will be ID iaseparable portion Of the
great kcheme,
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For the ''Kanawha Valley STAB
Cincinnati Abolition Meeting.
|. CINcfNNATr, INoY., 6

sf IINCfNNATIs 3N OYt,l 03 lO5l.
MEssRs. EDITeRs Did you ever have
the happiness Of attending az abolition
meeting, .tout and out" abolition DIED
n seool Pr Perhaps you may answer in
the negative, having spent your days N
a State of Sinners. where men dare
think it possible for some TO DO TO heaven
from thamidst Of such institutions as
those under which youlive. Then allow
me Ia give you an idea ofa meeting, held
in this city, one week ago, BY indiyiduals
called ..the Friends Of Freedom En-,
Curiosity and the solicitations 81
Others. desiring To attend, induced meto
90 to this meeting. The abolitionists. 81
the city { + am sorry to say we have few
wishedto make Burns-+the fugitive 81
Boston notoriety conspicuous in this
community, as d s.trophy, SWITCHED from
the hell Of slavery Some Boston fsphi-
lanthropistsn having purchased this man,
Burns, after he was taken back to bon
dage, have been trying ID educate him 4,
0berlin, Ohio Lately, he has been sem
Ito this city, and il now attening theo.
logical school, near the city, with view
| to the ministry, The aboliticnists Of ihis
lefty supposed thsy could steal some d
1.-THE Boston thunder, produced BY Tho
Ifrisl Of this Burns, and thereby wake up
i desire on the part Of some Of our re-
| spe ctable citizens to see him and heal
him speak. They posted through the
ALI, laek,a f,and -hslle !, II II
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Illshmend Enquirer and Senator Han n

? & ~ ' ME
The Enquirsr asks. and reiteratees' ll 1l'e
question eWill Mr. Hunter support the
Administrator g,' We cannot speak for
MI. I'll His letters HE satisfactory 70 the
states Rights Democracy That States
Il. man has long had and now retains tie con
Ifdence Of the Democracy Of VA, and the
entire South. In him, the southern De-
mocracy can repose lis trust and conf
dence. and virginiaher honor, without Che
slightest apprehension for their safety -
Mi. IL, a gentleman IF long tried purity,
ability and sterling political integrity can
suffer no harm from such idle shafts as
this poor missile, tln6wn BIZ an. as yet,
unexposed hand. We know Mr.. Hunter
and every other States Right Democrat,
will support the great principles ofthe
Cincinnati platform, and Mr.. Buchanan
will have their and bis firm support 50
long as he administers the government
after the principles Of that platform. -
Should The Administration depart Of
swerye from these principles, i will By
admonished Of its error By every one
who has, or should have, any allegiance
to the Democratic party, or 70 the consti-
tutipn, and ii such manner as free .peoI=
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-17
NM Clerk,ship. |

We observe that A. d. Banks,
Esq., the talented Editor ofthe South
Side Democrat is spoken Of By The
press, in some quarters, as q promi-
nent candidate for the Clerkship ot
the next House Of Representatives. ~ ~
We are satisfied no selection could BE
made forthat position, which would
occasion the same qualification i'll
this section ofVirginia, as that Of Mr.,
Banks. That he Will be successful,
we have but little doubt.
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The GuFandette U,.ioasst has m.

The Guyandotte Unioaist has m
dergone quite \ change. IfQane 70
MS last week bearing the title of the
g Western Tlrginian," with q fine
new bead and much Improved in
typographical appearances. We wish
the enterprising publishers great stc
cess, and hope they inay soon see the
necessity Of enlarging the Nrgiia;;aa
to double its present size. The peoT
pie Of that section can well afford such
. paper.
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IKaaaxha5 River improvement.

Il : L Y r.. . -
persons and parties interested Ne " TIE I'M
/ proyenen. Of the navigation Of The Kama
wha river, intend holding Convention
Fin tie city ofRiehmond on the 9Th day
Eof December next.
| The object ofthe Convention Is, we
understand, 10 take such steps as will Sc
cure, il possible, the immediate improve
ment ofthe navigation DC the Kanawha
rivers and It is very important to the peo-
pie 81 the Kanawha Valley and the ada
Gent country. that the0propesed Conven-
tion.in Richmond be we'll attended. so
that there may be concert Of action, and
unity Of purpose among The many friends
Of the Improvement.
9Unless the navigation Of the Kanawha
river is improved, the development Of the
vast coal and salt interests Of this section
OF the State win be very much retarded
and delayed, In fact, as the navigation
Of the KaaaWha river il at present, thou,
ands Of dollars are annually lost. By the
sinking ofboats loaded with salt and coal;
aud, furthermore, the uncertainty oflhe
navigation, as it il at present renders Il
| impossible to make regular shipments Of
our products to THE western and south
sviactayn rt,arLnts n fE4' III
Let us, for moment, consider the
importance and necessity 81 q speedy IN
dertqkiag and completion 81 7aa Improved
aep gotioa of ne Ranq1aa riiye,
Kanawha river drains one Of The richest
and most fertile portions Of the U. 81
It drains u section Of tlie State not sur.
passed. IN the Union, foil the extent, yari-
|ety and richness Of IFS resources. II
drains 4 country aboundins in rast guam
titles and in great varieties ofcannel,
splint and bitaminous coal. Ittdrains a
valley noted for the lnanufaclurs Of salt,
and for its fertility and produefiyeness Of
A als III s.
soil. IN fine. il drains 4 portion of the
Commonwealth abouudia gila-infnite un-
developed wealth. Thus much for the
country through which The Kanawha
watsrs iow..
1--we compare the coal fields Of Kama
wha with those Of Pfttsburg, we find
great inducements Why the navigation Of
the Kanawha should Immediately be i'm
proved. It lis. conceded that Tie Ka,l
nawha coal fields aressuperior totthose Of
EPittsburg. It's well known that the
Kanawha coal fields are two hundred and
fly miles nearer the great markets Oh
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. than the
Pittsburg coal fields Are. Experience,
teaches JUS that tie Kanawha river, and
the Ohio river. below tile mouth Of the
Kanawha, are frequently open and free
for navigation, fol- aoeeks az a4a;nss, whilst
the Ohio river. u Pittsburg, n frozen
over and blocked Zip with Ice. Thus, Il
is seen. that the Kanawha coal region has
great natural advantages over the Penn
sylvania coal region
h Andjyet, with all these advantages.
in our favor, thersis sent down the Ohio
river, VI tse mouth et Raaa,sta riieer, every
- .I! a r z
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LETTER. OF THE, COMMITTEE.
.HARRlaonnrRa. OF. 2f f8957.

] = d. 7IIABEtISUNBC no, OCT, 2 FI#fVOFs Il
Hos. r. M. n HuSrER: The under
signed have been appointed a COMMITTEES.
by meeting DC tie Democratic citizens
Of Rockingham county, held u this place
on Monday last, to forward TO you ne
resolutions adopted at said meeting, aid
request ! response from you to the sarao
at your earliest convenience. Enclosed
yoa will find copy ofthe proceedings
Of The meeting, embody ing the resolutioHs
and it will Afford US pleasure to be tile
medium of making public your opinions
in relation % the questions involved.
With scntinsnls Of regard and esteem