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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

The Governors Message to the Legislature
recommends the passage Of an act legalizing
the State debt and bill was introduced for
that purpose.
Several shocks of an earthquake had been
felt throughout the State, buildings were shat
tered IN Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.
The Gandara party attacked the Govern
ment troops at Sonora, Nov. 23d, but were re-
pulsed with loss of Is men.
The State Treasurer had deposited money
with The Pacific Express Co., for the payment
of the State Interest in July, but the Attorney
General obtained an injunction, restraining the
payment.
The U. S. ship Germantown arrived in
Hampton Roads 9th inst. from Rio Janeiro, all
well. The st. Lawrence frigate was to sail
from Rio in few days on cruise to South
America.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
THE LICENSE LAW.

We gave week before last brief, and last
week fuller synopsis of the Law regulating
the sale of intoxicating Liquors, or the License
Law, as it is called. 1t will we seen that the
present prohibitory law is not repealed, but
may be superseded in any county prefering a
License Law to it, by a vote of the people
In relation to this matter, we will only say
now that if the people don't like prohibition,
while we may and do regret it, let the other
system be tried. There is no use in trying to
enforce any law upon an unwilling people,
The only effect is to bring all law into con-
tempt So that # the majority of the people
in any county prefer license to prohibition
let them have it. ...
There can be no doubt but public sentiment
demands ,some regulation of this miserable
traffic. The opponents of prohibition are moi
openly or avowedly in favor of free whiskey.
They recognize the evils of the abuse of the
article, and wish to prevent it. They profess
to think that can most elfectually be done by a
stringent License Law. ....... ...
We hope that the friends of the License
System if it should be adopted will give it a
fair trial, by rigidly enforcing it. They will
please recollect that the License System is un-
der trial, and that it is to be demonstrated by
the practical workings of it among US, wheth-
er the pretenses of its friends, that the evils of
intemperance can be more effectually prevent
ed by it, are correct or not. If it should SO
prove, We shall be among the first to give in
our adherence, because we confess to strong
desire TO find the result an eiiectual remedy for
this monstrous evil. hast
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
Woods Hair Restorative.

Among all preparations for the hair, that
have been introduced as infallible, none has
ever given the satisfaction or gained the popu-
larity that Prof Woods Hair Restorative now
has His restorative has passed the ordeal Of
lnnumerable fashionable toilets, and the lad
wherever they have tested it, pronounce y
peerless article.
They find, where the hair is thinned, that il,
creates fresh growth---that it fully restores
the vegetat.ve power Of the root Oh the denud-
ed places, and causes the fibres to shoot anew,
that it dissolves and removes dandruff. o,
vents grayness, restores the hair to its originas
color when grayness has actually supervened,
gives rich lustre, impart the softness and
hexiblllity of silk to the hair, and keeps it al
ways luxuriant, healthy, and ia full vigor.
To be hac OF o. Wood s. Co., ia Mar
ket street, and Of druggists generally.--Evea-
ing Mirror.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
special Notices.
Merchants GargIing Oil.

This valuable medicine combines the nee
essary qualities to entitle it to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
tia. as Lniment adapted to meet the wan n
and emergencies of all classes, "Merchan
Gargling Oil" in its appropriateness to bot
man and beast, merits the appreciation witt
which it is received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties of an anodyne and restor-
alive, It has wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal Is
attributable to the chemical combination OF
the choice ingredients of which it is COM
posed
w. +. ElmendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale of this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers in all large towns. n39.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

SWAMP LAND TRIALs.-An intense excite
ment attends the sale Of Swamp lands a
Council Bluffs, growing out of conflicting
claims of Counties and individuals. 100 person.
were present from Fremont Co., the first case
relatiang to lands in that Co. Case occupi.
ed two days. The Counties claim that the
lands in question are swampy, while contes-
tants deny it. Witnesses against the counties
were considered in danger Of personal vio-
lence. The swamp land trials at Fort Des
Moines have been postponed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
Thos. A. Hurley's sarsaparflIa

The most eminent physicians of the presen.
day esteem the ingredients Of which it is com.
posed as the most valuable and efiicacious that
can be given for the following maladies, viz:
scrofula, in all its forms; diseases of the skin,
!ernPtions, &c., Rhumatism, Dyspepsia, Chron-
&c Diseases of the Lungs, to connteract the
destructive effects of mercury. Cancerous ef
lection. Jaundice, Hypertrophy, or Enlarge
ment of the Heart, Palpitation and Trembling
in the region of the Heart and Stomach, Sour
Wy, Cholera, o. st. Vitus' Dance, Neuralgia,
and all diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood. -NepcastLe Gazette
For sale by every extensive apothecary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

CHARLES, BLOW & Co., st. Louis, is one
Of the largest and most reputable Drug Estab-
llshments in the West. We direct attention
to their spring announcement, IN another col
umn, from which it will be seen that they are
fully prepared to supply the wants of this re-
gion in their line.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

EY. For burn or scald we know Of Moth
ing better than Bakers Pain Panacea. You
should always be provided with it so that it
can be applied instantly, thus you will prevent
blister and need have no fear of being scar
red, or OF there being contraction Of the mus
cles. The philosophy Of application is in pre-
venting the action of the cold AIR upon the
You will always find ii for sale by WIN. r.
Eimendorf, and by gents in every town in the
county. 1t is put up in 25c, SOC, and 81 bot
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
NEW HARDWAIsE STORE.

We learn with much pleasure, that Mr.. C. G..
PACKARD, of Warren, Ohio, is about to open a
Hardware Store in this place, and will keep a
general assortment of Iron, Nails, Glass, Tools,
and every other article in that line. Mr.. P.
has rented the store-room lately occupied by
Swan & Co., opposite the Curlew House, and
will open about the LIST OF April. We wish
him success. Advertisement next week.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
LOOK to your. TITLES.

LyINDING a large number of the wapelIo Titles
II defective, have purchased d. c. Mitchell's alb
stract Of the County Records and having complete
outline of the titles Of all the Real Estate In the county
drawnup.
Sectional County Maps, Town Piats and Blanks Of
all kinds on hand so that titles he examined and
property conveyed with little trouble and expense
~ Several valuable Farms and Town Lots for sale
Feb. 1s-n5lH JAMES ID. DEyIN
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

CO. The property of Trinity Church, Epis-
copalian, N. Y. City, is valued at 81, 225. 1884,
A. 1t was originally given for the benefit of
all the Episcopalians, "inhabiting and to in
habit' in the City Of New York.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

DIsrRIcr CoURr.--The spring term Of this
Court, for Wapello County, Hon. H. b. Hen
dershott presiding, commences next Monday.
There are rs cases on the docket.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

ALL THE TALK.-No one can forget wells
Pectoral Syrup Of Wild Cherry. 1t is more
talked OF than any medicine we ever knew
II we meet friend who has Cough, Cold,
Consumption, or any disease Of the Lungs, we
cannot help saying, as hundreds Of others say,
use "Wells' Syrup Of Wild Cherry.n The
:. Kansas question" is not more general topic
See Recipe Book. Dunlap Forsha, & COD
Edddyville, C. Lawrence, Ottumwa, Agents.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

Our conscience is a fire within us, and cur
sins the fuel; therefore, instead Of warming,
it will scorch us, unless the heat be removed,
or the heat of it be allayed by penitential tears
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

O. The bill removing the Capital of Ne
braska from Omaha, was vetoed by the Gov
ernor, and failed of two-third vote in one
branch
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

The Richmond enquirer says that Virginia is
going aheal with remarkable rs2idity.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

T-J. H. Knox, formerly connected with
the Oskaloosa Herald, has revived the Indian
ola Republican.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

Brokers benefit most by bank panics. Ii
fact they make Them for profit.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
Dissolution Notice.
1857. 1887.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
P AIN is, OILS, WINDOW-GLA Ass
GlassUare loerfumerp, Sc.
CHARLES, BLOW & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers
ST. LOUIS. MO.

81. LIZ u Is. M %,
MILL, on the opening Of the river, be In re-
w eeipt oftheir late purchases, consisting Of
5000 Packages Of Drugs and Medicines,
800 cases Tiemans Paints dry and In oil;
1900 kegs Blows pure white lead In 25 So 100 anu
and 200 lib. kegs;
900 kegs French Zinc, white:
800 bbis English Inseed Oil
100 Tanners Oil;
100 Refined Winter Whale Oil;
100 Machine Oil;
100 No. Lard Oil;
100 Copal, Japan and Coach Varnishes:
suO Whiting and Putty;
200 Ground and Clipped Logwood;
100 Fustic and Camwood;
1000 cases Sanfords Ext Logw God:
1000 dozen Adams Boston Paint Brushes &C:
o0O boxes each sxlO l0x12 and fOx3 Pittsburg glass
5000 boxes l0xl5 up TO s0xt2 Pittsburgh Glass
1000 " Druggst-shop Furniture;
5000 Bottles, Phals, &c;
100 bbls. each Alum Epson Salts and Rrims,opa.
20 casks French Flour Sulphur and pow dered Cream
Tartar:
80 bbls. CamphOr:
loo cases Tartarc Acid
100 cases best French and American Perfuinery:
100 bags each Pepper and PuentO;
800 cases VOLTS Schnapps
90 cases soft Madras Indigo:
70 casks prime Dutch Nader;
! 900 kegs Newcastle Bi-Carb Soda
CASH and PROMPT TIME BUYERS visiting our city
are requested to give US cali before purchasing as
we feel confident that supply them out of our
immense stock at lower figures than ,hey can buy OF
any other House in the West.
Feb lsn5lw4 CHARLES BLOW A CO -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

Five new banks are to be established in ST.
Louis.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
NO. 8
slelu Embellishments.
A CARD.

y CARUs
yUyEE subscriber has sold to Mr. f. b. Murphy his
rooms In ottumwa together with full Instructions
in all the modes Of operating, and especially In
taking the
Spherreotype.
lie feels confident that Mr.. Murphy will be able to
make all work entrusted his care satisfactory to his
patrons In every particular, and would recommend him
to all persons as an Artist. L. w. BUELL..
N. B.--Mr. Murphy desires to say that the above
business win not Interfere In the least with his Sad
die, Harness and Trunk business, which will
go on with increased vigor mt the old stand.
e1# Sphereotype rooms over Hodge and Parkhurst's
Store, opposite the Courier Office 4. b. MURPHY
February IS, 1S57-51-3w. -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19

On the 31st, January, Mr.. Clark of John.
son offered the following: the people possess
the right to prohibit by law the manufac lure
and sale of Intoxicating liquors as beverage
and the right shall never be infringed."
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Solomon offered the following. "The
manufacture of or traffic in any property the
production of this or any foreign state which
is Legitimate object of commerce shall not be
prohibited y
This amendment was lost.
MIR. Clark of Henry offered the following:
Slaws may be submitted to vote of the peo-
pie to be decided whether they shall 60 into
effect" which was lost.
On the 9TH inst, the Convention had under
consideration the subject of system Of Courts
for the State. On the same day debate arose
on the subject OF State Indebtedness. A mo-
tonic strike out 100000 and insert $780, 900
was adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
LETTER l.

SIR: In common with large portion Of Jur fellow
etizepe, have looked with much anxiety for the sp'
peNsrce of your Nesssge-hopiug for some sus-
ses,ioss tending toward the relief Of the community,
fIom the accumulated evils under which il now so
severely .uftr In this, however, have been dissp.
PORTED having found therein only the sssuraaes that
while the government cannot fail deeply to symps.
thize" with the people in then distresses ii wholly
without the power to extend reHef"-the cause OF
difficulty being to be found in the vicious scton Of the
local institutions, which bsycnd the reach Of any
action Of the central government For more thsa forty
yes,s, as We are here assured, the history Of the
country hss bten one Of extrsvsgsnt expansions in
1.-The bssisess Of the country, followed by ruinous
contrsciops At successive intervals" ss you con-
true TO cay, " the best and most entsrprsing men
have been tempted to their ruin By excessive bark
loans ofmere paper credit. exciting them to exrsva-
CANT impora ions Of foreign goods wild speculate 'ns,
and ruinous az demoraizipg stock gambling. When
tte crisis srrves arrive il must, the banks can
"e1terd 70 relief to the people. In the vain struggle
10 redeem their liabilities in epecis, they are COM
PEELED 10 contract their loans and their ssues; and,
at last In the hour OF Distress when their s.sista.cs
ncst needed they and their debtors together sink
into insolvency"
Fo. oil ihe.e difficulties we are, 90 you have here
Informed your Constituents indebted 20 the excess OF
power in the States. The trainers OF the Consttu-
.ion," in your opinion, hsvipg given TO Congress
The power b coin money and 10 regulate TIE value
thereof and prohibited the Sfstes f-ou ocinieg
money, emitting bile OF e:edi. OF makicg anything
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
NEW-MEXICO.
1ence Of The Philadelphis Press-

WAsHIsGToS, Dec. ~, 1857.
The Secretary Of the Interior has received letter
from w. W. b. Davis, Acting Governor Of the Terri
tori of New Me xicO, calling attention to the necessity
of geological survey Of that country. Attsr giving
very interesting sketch Of the early searches OF the
Spanards in New Mexico for Il pre- ciOus metals Mr..
Davis mentions many good reasons why such sur
yey should be made He says:
That the country rich in sureous metals there can be
no doubt There goos TO believe that s ofes occur
all the ranges Of mountains bordering the kio Gfsnde
BOUNDARY line the nth the extreme north oil ne
Territory In this 10 the Stephenson silver mine
the Of which has been among the richest KNOWN
in the wor d 500
od ores are found In several localities. The richest de-
po yet developed In the Placer mountain about hiry
year, hundred thousand dollars worth Of god
hsve been tsien from them" 49,
Copper is also found In New-hexco in great abun-
darce, especially in tho valleys near the pueblo OF
Jemez. Numerous thick deposits or beds OF coal
have been discovered both bitumnous and antara-
cite The extent Of these depoeits Of gold, silver
copper and coal can only be determined BY thorough
scientific survey Of the whole country
Many of precious stones are frequently met WITH
Tho gsrnets found in the Navajo country, near Fort
Defiance, are unsurpassed in color and clearness
CrytoEtes are alec found there. Within twenty miee
of Santa Fe the Indians obtain their priceless Cnar
chihuite, stone resembling the turquoise. Beds OF
a BILE limestone granite sad slate known to exist
in several parts Of the Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

fotsloss IN ten iSssi<aS
"The loes of life during the present yea, IL ~
lives. In 1854 the loss OF life was iiS; In loo ilS
and in 1856, 407-makrg total OF Tour ysars Of etS
lives"
"Duripe the present year va have had mpAts.
lively few dsastss of Al appalling nature. NsA,ll al
we have had occurred during tive three gsles. Inc
fret storm of the season was the lH Of April last,
when fourteen lives were los. In our own hxbor.
From that date up 10 Oct 49, when gale OF q sca e.
verify ewept over the lake,, there we're but lev
loese But the great gale of the season occurred on
the 18Th day oil November, and continued up 70 ne
oath. Ii was accompanied by Q severe snow storm,
and the Thermometer fell blow zero. IL was unly
disastrous period for life and property on the aks:.
Our readers are familiar with the long hst Of csismi,
ties which we, from day to coy, for quite kngthsoed
period presented in columns In that gale alone,
not less than forty searnen persisted. Quite Eumon
frozen TO death Three vessels win tner crews
have lever been seen beard of; and even 10 ne
great chain Of lakes is lined with wrecks, the work OF
Its fury"
BURNING OF THE STEAMER COL. EDwARps-I"hH''
LIVES LOST. =,
We are again called upon 10 record saotoer fesI,H
calamty-tbe total oss, by FIRE, OF the steiner So':
not less than twenty lives This dreadful oisesesi
took place esry on Saturday mt rnirg last, l?sh Is,
at Borlands wood landing, about nioe miles os'0"
Alexandra, Red River.
The EdWsIds was from Carolina ead hoin; a.
Bluff, Upper Red River, and bound 70 THIS PIT -
had on board at the time of the dissstef syous :"
paseergers IS in the cabin lost Of them tor Sh,ssv
port and above. Her cargo consisted Of !, Nv e.rs
cotton, IS hesd Of cattle, and horses, ell OF wui'n
. total loss wi b the boot ou-
The fire broke out at 81 o'clock in the mofAiAh "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
NETWORK POLITICS.
cnr,o.nonh.nca Il The Evening Mirror.

Correspondence q The Evening Mirror.
WAsHISGToS Dec. 19, 1877.
Ills reported here by persons direct from your city,
that the politics which nOw prevail among you have
en- object rot generally understood. We understand
that the following Is the basis Of your opera ions IN
New-York that Dickinson to have the vote OF your
State at the next Presidential election, and 10 order
to keep the Custom House In good condition to that
end, bis son.in-law is to be appointed to promi.
uebt situation there the first vacancy; that
Auguetus Sche is to be your neAt Governor aud
that Fsrnsr de- Wood is 10 be the next ULited States
Senator. Now, with regard to the Presidency, this
step appears 10 US somewhat premsture for it may
be absolutely Indispensable TO reflect Mr.. Buchanan
and if the kansas difficulties arranged, it will be
impossible to resist his populsTi,y: Then there are
Howell Cobb and Gov. Wse, and the Little Giant to
be considered if mir. Buchanan should decline 9 re-
romL ation and the Postmaster General is not without
ttrer 9Th or ambition VIII al these gentlemen per-
NIT everything to be cut and dried in New-York with
out havlIg word to say for themselves think not
As regards Mr.. Sche there Is not the slightest OBJ
lection TO his being made Governor bat his true inter
est is to stand soof from any local combination Of the
sort proposed. He will find it impossible to csrry Mr.
Wood on his back, as q very few months will show
him. From developments now in progress, 1t will be
impossible for this gentlemen to retain very long the
position in which accident has placed him. Mark
what cay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

Ia. gave one the impre.si N that j: ~ss written oy
son. body else than the reaier.
Mr. B'g'er WINS very courteous sn1 d,f-rsnSai IN
tore and manner 20 Mr. Douglas. but BENEATH his
smooth polItensw tbere was steady eurreni oil
studied iniultAof cold, srtfl, ei,borate sneerIng
and SARCASM. Mr.. Douglas evidently iet
tbis. and resented it. He eIerted al his
pow.r 70 embarras, and e,niound bis ad
yersary. and with success. The debate, after
Mr.. Douglas began bis reply, consisted mfrly o.
questions and answers, Of retortsnd replcahon' IN
rhich Mr.. Biger invsrs,ly got tho worst his
main lire of attack upon tie Little Clan. wA "
charge him with iDcOusis'eDcies. Doug'as frankly
admitted that bis present position was lnconssten'
with Others that be had held 10 the past - Bl,'
what of 7" be exclaimed What IS thar 70 the
purpose Answer my arguments noD II you
"ean. No matter What / SAID year ago, or s"o
"yesrs ago. stand now for justice and far pay
"in Kansss. ask you to carry ont the Prhc',,
"pes Of popular sovereignty on which you proies'ed
" 10 stand in the campaign Of 1856. Reconcile, il
"you can the dOipgs Of the Lecompton Conven-
4" ton with those principles, but do not trouble
yourselves about my conaitency. / do no. pro-
:" fsss to be consistent"
Mr.. Douglas having denied that the support Of
the L ecomptOn Constitution was an Administration
measure, Mr.. Bigler was iodlscreet enough 10 rlse
and question the correctness OF the statement. MI
Douelas demanded what evidence he had that il was
inasmuch as the Message did not recommend any
action upon it, Mr. Big'er replied that he had
"otber sources Of information AN unlucky and
tempting phrase, upon which the Little Giant rung
tie changes for long time, 10 the great amusement
Of the audience. Mr.. Bizler declined to indicate
bis other sources" and undered exceedingly in
endeavoring to eItricate himself from the web In
which he was entauebd.
Il was observed that Mr.. Douglas, throughout
tie debate, addressed himself almost entirely to the
Republican SIDE Of the Senate, as if he felt that
there he had sympathy and support. The galleries,
strangely enough are largely with him. Men OF all
parties respect bis pluck and admire his adroitness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

would '.em TO Be g soIlo~s: Ualsy tie swat,
loeS' 70 hrrgtHe toeat.r N, producer ca u, .e.s
por0; whereas, under TIA, vAeL look, ~ .ea.tA, asl
me eo.'Smr and EredSe,r, and 1. I.or. =. sas.ss
trade" d'ei''es IN sH-beerzss1 J,I.~ Jrx
ceGLey, and more d,y-ndsrt y poorer,
That being ihe L0N, /. would seem n sroa
cause Of ruin s 10 be found n The cent. Al 1a' hs
ard hat II Is TO mod fca,ion Of is 49, 'slamscs,
That OF The ocel government shoald AZ aos %
edits for e1isi,g owls ThA, such /. ss... io rem
case, propose 10 offer further evidence n ,asS ne
letter, >A"nH
4, AMAZING mesn~iD uhh rr.., rs.r.-,
ioaf ob.4i@ni ser,,,, 't
p,ao1,,,As, Dec q ls5, HENRY c. CiREY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
SENATOR DIXON ON THE TARIFF.
a ,ve sv1ndence Of The N. Y Tribune,

WAsHIseroS, d. c., Dec. 81, 1857.
Durirg the Saturday deba'e on the Treasury Note
bill, Mr. Dixon Of Conn, new member, delivered his
maiden speech. lie was no. afraid 70 advocate sys-
tenn Of protective duties the best measure TO restore
real and permanent prosperity to the country. He
tainted the supporter, Of the bill with the SD results
of their revtnu tariff doctrines, AID proposed tfsesd
Of Treasury Note ssce an increase Of duties upon
articles Of import Mr. Dixon is foe, earnest speaker
and attracted The attention Of the Senate and galleries
Ii wss cecided success for rt Up sech, aad ind-
cath z III popular truths, worthy Of imitation. VYR