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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08
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SCENE EINAvERMONTw WINTER.

Tis sfearfui night In the winter time.
Al cold az Il ever can be;
The roar ofthe storm Ia heard like the chime
0fthe waves OF an angry sea.
The moon is full, but her silver light
The storm dashes out with his wings tonight;
And over the sky from south to north,
Not star Il seen the winds come forth
In the strength Of mighty glee.
An day the snow came down-ali day
As It never came down before,
sAndover the earth at night there lay
Some two or three feet or more.
The fence was lost, and the waI of stone;
The windows block'd and the well-curb gone;
The hsystsck grown to a mountain Lift;
And the woodpile looked like monster-drift
Al lay at the farmers door,
A the night set In, came hall and snow.
And the air grew sharp and chill,
And the warning roar Of sullen blow
: Was heard on the distant hill;
And the Norther see on the mountain peak,
In his breath how the old trees wrIthe and Shrek
Me shouts along the plain, Ho Hoi
he drives from his nostrils the binding SNOW,
And growls With savage Yell
euch night q this to be found abroad
In the snow and the stinging air.
= Aahivering dog. In the Geld by the road,
= When the hail through bis shaggy hair
The Wind drives hard, doth crouch and growi,
And shut his eyessith dismal howl;
Then to sheiid himself from the cutting sleet.
Rls nose Is pressed on his quivering feet.
Pray, what does the dog do thereg
His master came from the town tonight,
Ar.N l1~t ~ ail.1
And for hours he trod with main and might
path for his horse and sleigh;
But deeper still the snow drifts grew,
And colder stll the fierce wind blew;
And his mare, beautiful Morgan brown,
Atiast o'er log had noundered down,
That deep In huge drifs lay.
Many plunge, with frensied snort,
She made In the heavy snow;
And her master strovs till his breath grew short,
With word and gentle blow;
But the snow was deep, and the tugs were tight,
His hands were numb'd. and had lost their might;
30 he struggled bsck to his sleigh again,
And ssrove to shelter himself In vain,
With his coat and bis bu1alo.
He has given the las. faint jerk Of the rein
Torouss up his dying steed;
AnA shS Poof uoB uONis to tue DlsSt An VAIN
~ For help In his masters need.
He strives for while with . wistful cry
To catch but glance from his heavy eye;
And wags his tail II the rude wind flap
The skirts his coat across his lap,
And whines that he takes no heed.
tGhe Wind goes down, the storm Ii Ger,
'ris the hour Of midnight past;
The forest writhes and bends no more
In the rush Of the mighty blast.
The moon looks out with silver light
On the high cid hills, with the snow all white,
And the giant shadow Of Csmers Hump,
Ofledge, and tree, and ghostly stump,
On the silent plain are cast.
But there are they-by the hidden log
Who came that night frem the town
AL dead the man and his faithful dog,
And HIS beautiful Morgan browni
He ats In his sleigh-his face is bland
With bis cap on his head and the rsins In his hand
4 The dog with his head on his masters feet,
And the horse half seen through the crusted sleet,
Where she lay when she aouudered down.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08
THE 23d RULE ON AUSTRIAN
RAILROADS.

Within all the Austrian Railway cars are
displayed little red flags, which have been In
vented by the truly paternal prudence Of the
directors Of the roads. A notice put up in the
cars explains the use Of them; they are to Be
displayed by travellers in case of any accidenty
the train will stop In consequence, and help
will be rendered. But the notice in question
takes care to give warning against any abuses
Of these pretty red flags. Whoever, II adds;
displays them unnecessarily, shall be punished
according to the prescription Of the 23d atti-
Gle of the regulations. 80 &
What is this punishment2 What are ths'
provisions Of this 23d article? The notice
does not tell, and this notice puzzled two
Engiishmen who had just been reading it.
"Parblue," said one of them, ethsrs Is .
very simple way to find out" asgs
"What is that?" e -
"Let us display the hss 1t . vsntnrs, and
stop the trains IA
No sooner said than done. Our English-
men put out. and laughed as they did it, the
aignai Of distress. The train was stopped, the
people came running and asked "what acci-
dent has happened?" sob, nothing is the
natter" said the Englishmen, sswe wanted 70
know what the 23d article is,'--aOh, very
well you shall be satisfied. In the first place,
te 80 good as each to pay ten ,halers fnens
"Here it is" said the Englishmen, with the
most perfect stoecism. "Well, now get out Of
the car sHere we are on the ground" CAN
right! Now stay there till we have the pleas
ure OF meeting again." And the train went
off at full steam in the face Of the sheepiahr
Englishmcn. This was the 23d article. =.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

@ The Chicago, Burlington 8 Quincy R.
R. has declared dividend Of SIS per share
for the six months ending Dec. 3lst, 1856, pay
able on the lst dag Of February next, ten doll
lars per share in stock and Eve dollars per
share in cash. ) ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

a. A German with whom Baysfd Taylor
formed friendship, has conveyed to him, asT
afree gift, an estate near the Thurungian for-f
est. 1t contains beautiful residence built in
176o by one of the Ministers of Earnest H.
Lucky traveller. Ia 4ss5 -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

LEGISLATIVE HANauEr.--Ihere 10 said r.
be an arrangement ON foot to bring abouta rd-
union Of the Legislstures Of Iowas Wisconsin,,
Illinois and Indiana, during the present. winter
ct Chicago. - sas tS e =. 5sg>f
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

LIrHoToMlcAL.-The Keokuk Times men-a
tions an operation performed by DR.. Sanfords
upon child three years old. 1t consisted in
cutting out Of the bladder q stone which, not a
withstanding the tender age Of the child
weighed over an ounses md is, In xze ard
weight, one Of the largest ever known to hascs
been extracted caiereis paribrs. =, s8s AZ
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

NEAL's CHEcKss-We saw on Wednesday
couple Of protests sent up from St Louis on
account Of the non-payment Of the paper oe'
this doughty Senator, who has uniertalksn to
supply the people Of Knoxville with / eseu.-s
rency." So says the Gate City. IS a.3,ss. y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

O. small fish with foar legs has been
caught in the harbor Of Honolulu, which is
certainly most singular specimen Of natural
history.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

a. Fiorida. with 1921 voters, has three
electoral votes. Iowa, with o., 800 voters, has
Aonly fourl This is one Of ths sswrosgs Of the
eooth.n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

G. Say what yo., win, . marriage BY adj
vertisement, after al, (says Punehs) must b.
the unian oltwe ~corsspondiAS'' minds
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08
"DYED IN THE WOOL"

Since the Sdperini endent Of Public Inst-uc-
tion publicly Don Juarized himself, we notice
that his used-to-be haxen hair has changed to
sof:, beautiful, jet-black curls, of which a
New Yo,k dandy might we'll be proud III.
Madison Argus.
Perhaps all our readers may not unders. land
the significance of this paragraph Of our CO.
temporary. For their enlightenment, We would
say, that DIR. Eads short time since made his
appearance in Fort Des Mcines with public
prostitute, put up with her at Hotel, intro
duced her as his wife, and was expelled from
the house At the demand of the guests as soon
as the facts were learned. And the DIR. had a
wife and family at the same time at Fl. Madi-
son. Such is the personal character Of the
ex-preacher, ex root-doctor, whom the Black
Democracy made Superintendent Of Public
Instruction Of the State Of Iowa, and whom
the Legislature have just stripped Of all au-
thority, BY unanimous yote.-lGate City.
a. A good example, and ought to be pass
ed round. The Muscatine Journal says:
Mr.. =. Rockway, one Of the thrifty farm
ers OF Pike township. called OH US this morn
Ing and paid his subscription for the Journal to
January lst, 1858. He remarked to US that
many years ago he adopted a plan in regard
to paying the printer which has always work.
ed to his satisfaction. Each year he selects a
pig TO be devoted to the cause Of literature, and
when his pigship becomes hog he is sold, aud
the proceeds are applied to newspaper SUBJ
scriptioas, which are invariably paid in ad-
vance. Mr.. b. now takes five papers. and
says he finds but little difficulty in paying for
them in this way. We hope this example viii
be initiated by other subscribers to this paper.
Let "a pig for papers, be your motto.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08
ALE IN CHRIST.

Man, or woman, or child! do you want any
thing? Are you anxious abou. the matters Of
your soul? Are you disturbed? are you H..
norant? Do you feel, at is wisdom want" !"
or sIt is righteousness want" J" or at is peace
wants. or 1T is power Iwant," or cit is
heaven want?' Well, it is all in Christ. In
the knowledge Of him is eternal life. And do
sou understand, it is all with Christ? You do
not receive it from Christ; you receive it with
Christ. sHe that hath the Son hath life
There is no salvation out Of him. We become
bound up in him by faith, and then all that be-
longs to him is ours As it is all in him, il is all
with him. Once more, il is all for Christ
Do you understand that every thing We re-
ceive is to 20 back TO him?-it is given to US
that we may glorify his holy name. Are we
justifed2 Are we sanctifed? Are we blood
bought? Are we temples Of the Holy Ghost,
heirs Of God and joins heirs with Christ? II
is that we may have liberty to serve God, and
glorify the name Of the Redeeiner. Thus all
that Salvation implies is in him, all that Saliva.
ton implies is with him, all that Salvation i'm
plies is for him, in time and eternity. My
brethren, Christ is aroot, Christ is rock
He is the root out Of which flows the sap Of
grace, through the brsBch.s, aud the soul
that is united to him as branch, receive'h It.
He is the Rock VI Ages; and the soul tha. is
based on him, the gates Of hell cannot prevail
against, it shall rise up mighty tower unto the
skies, building that shall manifest the wis
dom, the power, the grace, and the glory Of
God. throughout eternity. Reverend &. Moty-
ne1fr ttEBE
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

The slowing lines are taken from aumber of ths
HAxppEx PEpER ALfsr, which bears date Dee. 1leh,
1915, printed at springfield. Mass. tktsss. %
Sweet 10 the soul the parting ray, &S3sS
That ushers placid evening 10 24fSr
When with the still expiring day, y sg
The Sabbath's peaceful hours begfns
How grateful TO the anxious breast,
The sacred hours Of holy rest. 1s gesats
love the blush OF vernal bloom,
When morning gilds night . sulsn tear sss9
And dear to me the mournful gloom
OF Autumn, sabbath Of the year. 80 gswa
But purer pleasures, joy sublime, u
Await the dawn Of HOLY rrMR skt4s~
Hush'd is the tumuit Of the day,
And worldly cares and busnes ceass: Ga@
While soft the vesper breeses play is L. "A
To hymn the glad return ofpeace: ~
Oh season blest, o moments gfveni A9s4
To turn the ragrant thoughts to Heaven.
What tho invoiv'd in Iurid night, -,
The iovelest charms Of nature fade;
Yet mid the gloom can heavenly light, es sxa9
Oh hen .ae soa1ss fUsa m
With beams ETHEREAL. gladden. minsi s efA
on as these hallow'd hours shalicome, 81
oraise my thought from earthlysthinss. tss
And bear me 70 my heavenly home 80
On living Faiths immortal wing III 88rf
Till the last gieam oflife decay
In one eternal SABBATH DAY. = ass4
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

e. CT. Rhea Frazer, sleading Buchanan
politician in Lancaster county, Pa, has BE-
come insane since the election.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

a. There was in the eastern part Of Con-
neclicut clergyman by the name of Cleaye-
land, who was noted for his wit One Sum-
mer day as he was riding along, he came to q
brook. Here be paused to let his horse drink.
Just then a stranger rode into the stream from
the opposite diIectien, and his horse began 10
drink also. The animals approached asis tteil
wont under such circumstances, and thus brot'
the two men face TO Zee.
sHew are you priest?' said the stranger.
sHow are you, Democrat?' said the parson
sAow do you know am Democratic said
one. - 49, s, = s,,
How do you know am priest2' said The
other. s
4 know you to be priest by'your dress,
said the stranger. $500
sIknow you to be : Democrat BY your ad'
drssu,' said ths yersss.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

@1he case Of Whitfield is not yet set--
tied it seems. Since his admission 10 his seat
in Congress aremonstrance, numerously sign-
ed, has been sent on from Kansas, setting forth
that he vas elected without authority Of law,
there being no statute providing for an elec-
ton Of delegate to Congress upon the day
when the election was held. go
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

Widow Mournfui, what on airth are you
thinking about?''
"Nothing else in this world but my departed
husband. He was such Devoted man, always
bringing hcme his little kindnesses to me
couldn't help thinhingjl.t now, when heerd
Mrs. Browns sassages sizzling, what poor
Mr.. Mournful used 10 do to me. lie knowed
was fond of sassages, and he hardly eversom-
dever come home in his life without bringing
me sassage in his pocket He was fond Of
eggs himself, and would occasionally fetch a
few for himself. But he was always sure TO
lay a sassase on the table. Never laid his eggs
there--neyer hunk Of 'em, and sometimes l'd
ask, sSimcn, wher's your eggs?' just ss like
as not he'd been sitting on 'em.'- Boston
Post.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
l27 Acres Pine Timber Land for sale

TNHE sHhscriiar will sell valnshle tract OF heaVy
i Timber Land of $50 acres in Wiscon-n. situated
near 81. Croix Pals. Woolf RIVER, and running
back on q small Lake, being on the section line
The Hudson Lake Srp-rior ,ilroad VIII pass along
side Of H. II through ~ u Is u the most beau
tful loc stons ~ the West: a village q srringinH
up in the immediate vicinity. and thr land will 10
well 10 lay out In v.llaca lot. Saw NH Is being
er'otfd on this tesuifu ,iEeAIn within fw rod OF
this land: u. above land l. very cheap 8; $40 'er
acre hl.n 1bI scre> Pine Timber Land Of The first
quality. On ihe banks of The Chippeway. wher' tse
iogs 10 -Ssly foat.d down Into we Mississippi!
TO rarkr:. tn. above prorer;y viii he sold A' tar
gain .s'a land = free and clear from ali incuTlhT-
ance. Terms k.-y. For further paticulkrs enquire
OF toe subsfriter, No. S teCistre Row.
s,rleiu l. l. UOLCONB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
Prairie Lands for Sale.

fINHE subscriber has one th usand acres Of prime
i prairie lani. in Jasper, Stcry, Marshall And
Franklin Counties, which he will sell far cash.
-hange for other property upon the most favorable
ern1s Also for sale fLe building Lotson Br Aiy
nd Perry streets In North Davenport.
ian "a tff OLIVER C LOGAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

DRY GOODS.
new STORE
N Il w GOOD > {!
y. = ~. III. TI:V.ER,
RE nov p ming q the stznd for,psriy occupied
"A by Messrs. Su,t9n Co..
CORNER 2ND & ROCK ISLAND ST,
AL entire stock Of
Dry Goods,
bought ~ ols Of the nrrn IN ,h~ cts ., n. Yo.k ..
prsssly tor this market, ami well uit. to ,h' sde
sfd sfason. Our ST gck OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
srg and oainprisss great many elegant STYLES and
p..t-rn,, BACK fanny, pain -iriId aud pis SIX.
and French Merinoes, Parsmet;a clo,hs &c. Al.o
hesYy -tpck Of M,rriraek, checo, Bay s's'".
Phflii An.n's, ard other good brand OF
Prints,
All of which will b. -oId a, very Icv prizes.
Cloaks and Mantillas.
contains great msny new styles, bought direct OF
b. manufaeturers; also splendid assortment CT
CLOAkING CLOTHS.
= III A w IL =
Long and Square Brcch-. and Bay State shaws, MO-
che 8csrfs, &c.
Also nice variety Of
LADIES' OPERA HOODS,
CvLfoFts Vietorines, oantsd and Hoop skr's.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. &C
Our tock OF
Il ~ Dr. O ! dGrt
e,.ntain- graf many b,sutiiul Callxrs, HsniAvi-
chiefs Sleeves Bands, Fiounciag, ,Lsces ard EdeiIg-
and COMPLETE stock o. Velvet and ether Dr-ss aud
and Cloak Trimmings. Our -tock q
STAPLE GOODS,
isvory Arse, and contains splendid variety y Bed
Blankets. brown and blesched Muslin ard pgllings
Ticking, woslen and cotton Flanns-, Iinseys pen-
inns Crash. Ac.
Our goods were bought with tte intentih OF ope'-
ng her. about the first Of last month. but " were
not able "a procure room. The season has 50 Ia
advanced that we will I'll them At very low prie's,-
low 10 not lower than ever before efrfed IN
this city in order make FOR orr spring stock
OF goods The pubic respectfully invited te Call
AMI .Iamins goods and prices.
jan2sdtf p. ar IT. TySER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

DesM zines River Land for sale
I.J.V.Yl DEPARTMENT..
De. ,LDs.e. Riper Navigation and X 60
OrruvwA Iowa. Aprii II. 500
vINHF undersigned hereby gives notice, that thif
! once Is now open for the sale of these Vainsn.e
They viii he -old on long credit asi IN 1919 "
ith means and wishes Of pur hssers
Aryfurfher information d. sired In relation 10 tnoef
q. will be furnished on application - this ef'oa
/ mail or otherwise. GEO X rhhhiN''
,msyltit0 lani I olhrIiseiou
I.aSD~DE = ABruEf
DIS AoINLs NAvlGAros Go
ANN. sixteenth day of June. neyt. TIE ofce be
~ the sApe of the lands Of this company VIII lor
removed from his plsce 10 Fort De- Nome,
These lands will b. sod on long credits anh ir
lot. 20 su,t the means aud wishes OF purchaser.
GYO PRHKINs.
land Commissioae
ottumv, IVA bs av9i d.v'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
n1eeeIntien Of CepartnershiD.

THE oopar,nership heretofore existing under the
s:,ie of Dawson 0nsses { Co., 10 this day Dis
solved 6y mutual con.snt. 2. Dawsos retirns; az.
rhs Undersigned. WHO wii eo.ttnue tns Bot, NC S
siyie M n. 0riegs Z Co., b fully empowered %
seste - secounts due 10 and from the cid concern
psvsaport, February Ii. ls6. ,o,.
wchlo16 y. q. S"'s'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

REAL ESTATE.

+ JULIUS LI'T.a.s1 4,
LAND A G EN- II.
! office In Aschissn'. BIeck. second street,
! between Msin and Drady.
Timber Land.
ACRES large beautiful Tiinber ~ nile
| / fop, Davenport price $40 per acre; vii b
tivitsd g suit purchaser.
improved Farms.
a.o high, improved f.,m; mite, fr-u, i'ny.
port go in e,itivs ton. e.i boa- feil'e ih
Gag orange, housr, -taef,, etc
Atpau.ifii farm !. raies fson pav.iI ,..Il--iUN
scres-eo acres In cultivation, part timber new
hoase, table etc
s milrs from Davenport; eo acr's; 80 sr-es ini-
BE- .tc.
3i4 aces. , mile, rom Dav.niort-'ie acres ~
fnct, 10 acres Ia high state o' cultivation, l3s
timber, arge orchard two good vi lie of water,
large h'us. vih rooms, stables, ou,buildingr &c
niiie- frum Davehport-Ao acres in cultivation
god housa, siabr. stc
s.. miles from Davenpor,-l2o acre. all In 'eoo".
81 acr In cultivation 10 arc. time-f 20 ar ps-
Jni.> if,ni pavnpor.--,o serr.. 80 $ r. i.cn-
uyaiion, paFi t.lnher. Large mw aou-', god barn
etc, etc.
IL miir- from Dsv-npcrt-so acre, % aer's 10
cultivation good houfe, stable, etc
~ miies from Davenpori-S0 acre; " ser-r II
cultivation, god housc. stable. etc.
- mics frem Dayenrartso acres, ou acres ~ eu-
iivation II splendid timber, balance prsir.'
large orchard running water, hcus-, large stable,
smoke house, etc.
IS miles from DsveHp,rr; 81 acr~s-.i,in eaiti'a
tiOn: housp, stable: etc.
iamil-s from Davenport. 60 Aetes-si ia f-i,y- and
cultivation.
200 acres III I.il,r snd cultivation ~ 81, dubuque
road mile fron Davenport
" acres prairie land; miles from Dav. .nport beau
tiful vi over Rock Island. Mississippi and Dawn
port.
2o3 ar. u rich pssivic Land. bs wacost some of
1t cultivated. And large amount OF unsmproved
land in Scott County.
humber ~ houses lots and vscrpt lots, pl-asAnt-
ly situated In different parts of Davenport For SAFE
On favorable terms
Is beautiful lots IN North DAvenport-terms !iter-
ally. Apply TO
Iyfstt JULIUS LYTANCE.
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waverly Monthly. Gszt;t OF Fashion, Inventor,
Nick Max
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S.H. STARR Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

NOTICE TO ADvERTISERs.

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Yearly Advertising eoi'rsets sVi be si'"''''~.
apply strictly to the Immediate business 81 w "''
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..r,ieer win be charged extra
Advertisements not accompanied WIN '"'"
gill be Inserted until forbid, and ehargsd
Notices for religious and oenevo'en' purpose -
serisd one ttse free Of cost, thereafter ctr's'' ~
,ther advertisements.