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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
BosroN, Jan Ia.

DOSTON, Jan Ia.
1t is reported that the name of Dan Dshong
of the firm Of Dishong g. Son. has been rged
to large amount Thirty thousand dollars of
the forged papers having been discovered "a
mong the assets Of the Defunct Canton Bank
Of China, Maine.
1t is reported that the endorsements were
made at GAINESVILLE. last fall by the son Of Mr.
Dishong, who attached his fathers name to
several notes drawn nv Mr.. Morris, and also
The son attached the name af his father TO
blank paper left at GAINESVILLE to be filled.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

STONE WARE AND PorTERY-Mr. VIM
Shoemaker has purchased Mr.. L. Stewards
Pottery Establishment at Dahlonega. where
he will manufacture and have for sale all kinds
of Ware, equal, if not superior to any made in
the State. See his advertisement.
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BY the Last Mail.
THE LEGTsLATURE.

We hear nothing Of special interest nee
o If las. IN amendment 10 the charter of OF
,umwa is pending but not disposed Of so far as
we can learn. Com. Manning made re-
port in relation to Dclnoine Improvement
which was ordered to be printed. An act
passed authorizing Paul C. Jeffiies to trans
cribe certain records Probate we understand)
of Wapello county. Provision wasihade for
an additional ]. P. in this Co. The Legisla-
ture is not expected 20 adjourn for some two
weeks.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
Divorce Notice.
JOSEPH 2. MOORE.

MARGARET d. MOORE
DY direction Of tine District Court Of wapefio Co..
ID Iowa, notice 10 hereby given to Margaret d.
Moore, defendant that petition Of Joseph H. Moore
10 file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of said County, asking and claiming OF said Court,
Divorce from the bonds Of matrimony, alledging as
and Desertionn And that unless
You appear at said Court before the second NOR
ming Of the next term Of said Court be held the
fourth Monday In the month OF February 1851, judg
ment win be rendered against you therein.
8. w. SUMMERS,
Attorney for plaintiff
JosrH N. cAxrsEIl, Clerk
Jan. %, 1857
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-This popn-
lar remedy for improving the hair, is having
!ecided run. Its sales are treble that of any
81 nilar preparation in use, and its merits con-
coded by all who have tried it, Woods Hair
Restorative is invaluable, and those no desire
good article should not fail to give it trial.
Lagrange Bulletin.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
WoRcEsrER. Jan ID.

WORCESTER, Jan Is.
The Disunon Convention met here to-day
to discuss tie question Of a separation of the
Free from the Slave States. Rev. Hgginson,
Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, Abby Ke :
ly and other male and female notorieties are
present.
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New YoRK. Ian I

NEW DIX, Jan ID.
Gov Price, Of N. J. in his message 10 the
Legislature yesterday takes exception to the
projected cession of Sandy Hook to N. Y. for
quarantine purposes, unless the proposition is
accompanied by one to cede StateL Island 10
N. j. in return.
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BosroN. Ian Is.

BosToN, Jan Is.
The sons of Connecticut in Massachusetts,
held their first festival at the Revere house last
evening. large number Of both sexes re
present. George I.ebron presided. Speeches
were made by Gov Gardiner, Richcnthrop and
others.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

HARRIsBuRG, Jan IL.
The Senatorial Convention met at noon,
when Cameron, rep, was elected on irst bal
lot. The vots stood Cameron 81, Forney 3d.,
Foster 7.
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5 T O NJ e w A r &
LEGAL Notice.

FIELD BEAKDsIEY CO, Disttlet Court o. WapeI
f. E. Parker, s. j. Parker Term, 1857.
ID direction Of the District Court Of wapello Co.,
1OIowa, notice Is hereby given TO f. r. Parker and
). J. Parker, defen dants, that petition Of Field
Beardsey Co., Is file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court Of said Wapeno County asking and
claiming Of said Court the foreclosure OF the equity Of
redemption TO Lots nineteen and twenty, In what is
called Gillmore's Addition to the town OF Ottumwa
Iowa, and asking that said Lots may be sold satisfy
Judgment held by plaintiffs and unsatis6ed against
the said z. Parker in the District Court Of wapelo
County, lows, according the prayer Of said petition
and that unless appear ut said Court before
the second mornng Of the Term Of said to
be held the fourth Monday In the month Of F-bru
ary 1851 judgment win be rendered against you there
on. 3. W. SUMMERS
J. n. CAMPBELL, ok Atty for Pl'nt'f
Jan. %, n47-4w
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FoR SUPREME Jupc
FoR SrArx pRrarEH

O. The State Agricultural Board held
meetng in this city, last week, to arrange a
list of premiums for the next fail, aud transacr
other business. A very respectable proportion
of the Board were present, and Their deibera-
tons were entirely Larmoaious.--low City
Rcpub,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

AUGUSTA, Me Jan Is.
The Republicans have nominated Governor
Harnlin for Unitrd States, Senator, long term.
The nomination for short term still pend
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TRENTON, N. J. Jan IA.

TRENTON, N. J. Jan IA
The Legislature Of New Jersey organized to-
day.
A. r. Spec, Democrat, of Middlesex, was
chosen President Ut the senate. Andrew
butcher, Democrat, was chosen Speaker Of
the House.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
HARRIsBURc. JanI3.

HARRISBURG. Jan Is.
Mr.. Brown in the Senate entered protest
against the legality of the election of United
States Senator, teller not having been elected
BY the Senate on the i,st day prior TO the cleo
Ltion.
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New YonK, Jan 10.
Letters by the Asia states that Mr.. villiers
has declined the Mission to Washington, and
points at the probability of Lord Elgin being
sent out.
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From the Daily Hawk-Eye and Telegraph
BURLINGTON MARKET.

"a grand jury 4 Cleveland has indict-
ed Bauer, teacher who beat little girl 50
that che died after intense suffering, Tor nan
slaughter,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

~ Thsre are about twenty-five hundred
miles OF Railroad coppleted Ia Illinois, and
many hundred more IN thspEocsss of conarae-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

The following banks have failed:
Prairie State Bank, Ills.
Nashville -
Stock Security, Carmi, Ills.
Peoples Bank
Grammarcy Bank, and.
SAx~n>>
Zimmerman Canada
The Ksoknk papers say that Nsbraska mon
sy il refused in that city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22

an Church in Dsssnport, Vas destroyed BY fire
on the afternoon of the 9Th inst,
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gpmrneal

MARRIED,
On the 18th by the Rev. Thomas Wallace.
Mr.. WILLIAM HARGIs, to Miss DELLA Sur
ON, both of Wapello County. Iowa.
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MoNrrELIEa, VT. Jan IS,

MoNrrELIER, VT, Jan IS.
Hon Samuel Prentiss, Judge OF the U. s. dis
trict Court Of Vsrmont, and Tor many years
y. 8. Senator, died here At his residence this P.
M
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
PHILADELPHIA, Jan Is.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan l3.
The keystone Club Of this city will hold
an indignation meeting tomorrow evening,
consequent upon the election OF Mr.. Cam
ron.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The Sierra Nevada left San Francisco Dec.
20. with large number ct recruits for Walker.
An attempt was made to sink her at her dock.
The Supreme Court of California has de-
clared the state deot unconstitutional, excep-
ting $500, 900, and recommends the adoption
of the debt by the legislature, and the question
of reputation be submitted to the people
No transfer of the d, BIT has been made since
the decision. The people are opposed to re-
pudiating and meetings have been called il
vario is quarters of the State 10 give expression
to the public opinion. The conf decided ST.
500, 600, of scrip ISSUED by the old corporation
for street assessments was illegal. Court had
likewise suit brought by purchaser OF city
scrip property for the recovery OF money paid
to the city, illegal. The amount in dispute is
$l,200,OO0. The court also decided that the
city is not liable for So, 900 formerly pur-
chased for county buildings. The court sane
tons the seizure of the Fremont Mariposa
grant for taxes the estate will be sold unless
taxes are paid.
Mining news is favorable. Markets dull.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
From Nicaragua.

No tidipgs Of Walker had been received
there for soma days. Scott haa quarreiled
with him. Walker had seized for his own use
all the steamers on the lake and river.
A letter from Grenada TO Dec. 2lst states
tina the church of Guadalupe was still held by
"a Yankees, who refused to surrender at the
summons, of Gen. Deloso. They were to be
attacked Immediately, after " hich the bulk OF
the allied army would proceed to operate with
Ger Carrera against San Juan and Virgin Bay.
The loss of the fillibusters since Nov. "a
was stated at 80; that of the allies small.
Private iettees state that the Indians at Omear
had risen against Walker and killed 10 6llibus-
tiers. Walker, with $50 men, had attempted
to retake Grenada. but was repulsed.
Later advices had been received from Rivas
to Dec. 5. Walker had arrived wit lin I league
of Rvas and wao preparing to attack Co-rera,
who had go men well supplied with provi-
sions and munitions. A few ski, finishes has
taken place between the advance guards
Walkers men are said to be badly of, with
scarcely anything to eat. and dying daily from
dysentery.
TIE 25 men hemmed in al the Church Of
Guadalupe were destitute of water, and were
subsstng on their horses. They nevertheless
obstinately refused the quarter offered them
by Deloso.
Mr.. Moss, the American minister to Bogota
had proceeced to CarthagAna in the British
steamer.
A. B. Corwin has been officially recognized
- y. s. consal at Panama.
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LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS.

The Two Houses assembled in joint Conven-
ton on the 18TH, and elected the following Of
fcers:-
Fon SUPREME JupcE.
Stockton had 90 votes.
Trimble .s 81
Barker s.
FoR STATE pRrNrER.
]. Teesdale had t.,
LaCossit of Dubuque, 80
On motion it was declared inexpedien. 70 60
into an election Of Warden Of he Peniten;iary.
at the meeting this afternoon.
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From Oregon.

The Legislature organized Dec. LIST. L. F.
Grever was chosen spesker.
A battle fought Nov. 2lst at Puget sound,
between the Northern Indians and the u. s.
steamer Massaci usetts 81 Indians killed and
81 wounded, the remainder surrendered. But
one of the steamers men was killed.
AT San Fran isco. Joseph E. H. Lamentin
has been arrested for an attempt to .lefraud
the U. y. of land in the city by means Of forged
papers and perjury.
The revolution in Peru is progressing. Gen.
Viranto, the leader Of the movement b i'd been
received with enthusiasm At various poil is -
The town of AFRICA was attacked on Nov. Path
by the insurgents.
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|<lRkvlLLE ACADEMY.

HUE next regular session Of this nstitutihn ce0.
- mences on Monday, Feb. ID. Students Of god
moral character win find many advantage here-nono
others need apply. J. D. PAfTFRGON
January go, .n47-8 BIN. Principal
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OTTUHlwA MARKET.
From the Daily Gate City.
KEOkUK MARKET.

KEoKuK, Jan. lQ 1857.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-29
Water the Best.

4 mlser living in kufa had heard that
in Bassora also there dwelt miscr more
misery than himself, to whom he might
20 to school, and from whom he might
learn much. He forthwith journgyed
thther, and presented himself to the
great master as a humble commencer in
the art of avarlce, anxious to learn, and
under him to become student.
Welcome," said the miser Of Bas-
sorra; "we will 90 to the market to
make some purchases.
They went to the baker.
1ast thou good bread -
Good, indeed, my masters, and fresh
and soft as butter.
Mark this, friend, said the miser of
Bassora to the one of kufa "butter is
compared with bread as being the better
of the two; as we can only consume Il
small quantity Of that, it will also be
cheaper, and we shall therefore act more
wisely and sayingly, too, in being salts
fed with butter"
They then went to the butter-mer-
chant, and asked if he had good butter
Good, indeed, and favory and fresh
AS the finest olive OIL was the answer
Mark this, also, said the host to
his guest, " oil is compared with the best
butter, and therefore by much ought to
be preferred to the latter"
They next went to the oil-vcndcr.
" Have you good oil ?"
The very best quality, white and
transparent as water Was the reply
Mark that, too, said the miser of
BassYra to the one Of kufa, :" by this
rule water is the very best. Now, at
home | have a pailful, and most hospit-
ably Herewith will entertain you"
And, indeed, GA their return, nothing
but water did he place before his guest,
because they had learned that water was
better than oil-oil better than butter
butter better than bread.
God be praised said the miser Of
kufa, :" have not journeyed this long
distance in vain .'-Puaam for August
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Value of Railroads to Farmers

We notice in some Of the agricultural
journals complaints of the farmers against
railway companies, and that they take
up the best lands Of the farm, do not pro
tect the lands, and often Kill the sheep
and cattle, and are of doubtful utility
This is very short ighted view of the
influence of rail roads upon farming in
terests. BY opening new markets for
districts remote from the City, they often
double the value of farms within a few
years. Instead of dull market, the farm
ers all along the line of road are unable
to meet the pressing demands Tor milk,
butter, cheese, calves, lambs, pigs, and
almost everything that the farm produ
cos. Husbandry thrives under the stim
ulous Of hungry market Almost every
thing brings cash in hand instead Of the
old store pay, with a settlement once q
year. Farm lands are in brisk demand,
and 20 up in price forty, fifty and a hun
dred per cent. We believe that railroads
have added enough to the value of the
farms of this country to pay for one-half
the original expense Of building them,
enormous as it is We were conversing
with an intelligent farmer, few days
since, who lives upon the lin, Of the
Syracuse and Bighamton Rail Road -
The stock was worthless, and he had lost
the six hundred dollars which he had put
into It, But be said he considered it one
of the best Investments he ever made, for
it had added ten thousand dollars to the
value of his farm.
Farmers then can afford to put up with
the trifing Inconvenience Of railroads.
It is safe for them to subscribe for share
of the stock, according to their means,
if they can thereby secure the building
OF road, and open ready market for
their produce " y Times.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-29

Constitution must be entrusted with the
responsible work of carrying into effect
its important provisions and the people,
who do not mean to be defrauded Of it's
benefits, need only to be aroused to the
work, to secure an overwhelming victory.
With a Republican Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor and Legislature, the
career of Iowa will be onward and upward
among the bright galaxy Of Western
States, which arc fast becoming the seat
of Empire
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\ Facetious old Gentleman.

There is an odd fellow named Ralph
Franham, down in New Han p hire, who
is one hundred and one years old. 4
strong effort was made to induce him to
be present at the recent Bunker Hill
celebration, in Boston, he having taken
a part in the battle He declined going
on account of the distance. aud when his
son, a lad OF sixty or seventy years, pro
posed to accompany him replied, 'it' h.
went he didn't want TO be bothered with
the care Of chadrca." He says he does
Mt remember of ever being sick, but be-
lleves he had fever or something, eight,
or ninety years ago.
When does = man look like cannon
BALI Whcn hc look round.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-29

The Mariposa (California) Gazette, con
tains an account of growth Of mammoth
trees recently discovered in the vicinity
cf Yo- Hamite Falls. A number of gen
tlemcn have lately visited the grove, and
the following is the result Of their obser-
vaton:
The grove is about three quarters of
a mile in length, aud nearly half mile
in width--containing over two Hundred
trees, two-thirds of which are eighteen
feet in diameter. Out of twenty-five trees
measured the smallest was sixty-fve feet
in circumference. The largest of the
group measures one hundred and six feet
in circunfereacc--anot is one hum
dred and two feet in circumferencc--and I'd
a third is one hundred feet. Another,
wach had been blown down, and the top
broken off and burned. IN assured eight
feet in diameter, at the broken or small
end remaining. which is one hundred all d
ninety-two feet from the base or root of
the tree. On a single acre there are
twenty-three trees, the smallest of which
measures eighteen feet nine inches in di-
aneter About one mile south of these,
there is another group containing about
thirty trees.
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A Noble Boy.

The following touching episode in
street hfc--life in Psris--is a beautiful
gem, and should find place i'll all memo
ries, surrounded with pearls of sweetest
thought and gcntlcst sympathy
About nine o'clock in the morning,
little boy of twelve, whose jacket and
white apron distinctly indicated that he
followed the profession of pastry cook,
was returning from market with an open
basket on his head, containing butter
and eggs When he reached the vicini-
ty of the church of st Eestachc, the lit
tie femiiow, who could only with difficulty
make his way througa': the crowd, was
violently jostlcd by stranger who was
passing, so that his basket tipped and
fell to the ground with its contents
The poor lad, when he saw his eggs all
broken, and his butter tumbled in the
gutter, began to cry bitterly, and wiring
his hands. A person who happened to
be in the crowd that gathered around
the little fellow, drew a ten sou piece
from bis pocket, and giving it to the boy,
asked the rest who stood grouped around
him to do the same, to make up the loss
occasioned by the accident. Influenced
by his example, every one present eager
ly complied, and very speedily the boys
apron contained respectable collection
of copper and silver When all had con
tributed their quota, our young valet,
whose distress had vanished in 4 moment
as though by enchantmsnt, warmly
thanked his new benefactors for their
kindness, and forthwith proceeded to
count the money he had received, which
amounted to less than twenty-five francs
and thirty-five centimes. But instead of
quietly putting this sum in his pocket,
he produced the bill Of the articles he
had lost, and as its total amounted to
only fifteen francs, he appropriated no
moro than that sum, andthen observing
in the group that surrounded him poor
woman in rags, the gallant little fellow
walked right up to her and placed the
remainder in her hand Certainly it
would have been impossible to show him
self more deserving of public generosity,
or to acknowledge it in a handsomer man
ner The boys noble conduct was greet
ed by the applause of the crowd"
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" Qui, k, then.

1t appears, by an advertisement in The
London papers, that lusas nahrro is
exciting wonder there Her name is
Julia Pastrayo, and is thus described:
this ;oung lady, the wonder Of the world
supposed by eminent naturalists and ply
sicians to be hybrid, wherein the ma
ture of the y oman prcdominates over the
ourang outang, is very singular. Her
nose, forehead, and entire face, shoulders
&c, are covered with thick strong black
hair She has no pupil apparent in her
eye, no cartilage i'll her nose with double
gums in the upper and lower jaw, and
only one row Of front teeth The lower
iaw is much extended, aud the angle Of
the face is very singular Miss Julia
speaks and sings III English and Spanish,
aid dances the Highland Fling, the
Schottische, &c, &c, and hss the prct.
ticst little hands, feet aud ankles in all
London. Miss Jalia is pleased when
the ladies and gentleman ask her ques-
tions and examine her pretty whiskcrs, Of
which she is very proud.
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Reay" Here are some pithy hints to .;

Rey" Here are some pithy hints to pa
rents Whatever you think proper to
grant child, let it be granted at the first
word, without entreaty or prayer, and
above all, aoittout making any conditions.
Grant with pleasure, refuse with reluc-
tance; but let your refusal be irrevokable
let not importantly shake your resolu-
tion; let the positive No." when once
pronounced, be wall of brass, which a
child, when he has tried his strength
against it half Il dozen times, shall never
more cadeayor to shake"