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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-05
BREAD UPON THE WATERS.

What on earth does Ann mean, or wha,
Can she think? declare, have lost all pa
tienoe with the womanr,
'.What is the matter now, Margaret2 met
Ana at the door as came in. She looks
shabbier than ever, and very thin. There
were tears in her eyes, too, and she did. not
speak" sr'r .g ses.Ess ~ 8 sge.ssr -
"Tears. yes. crocodile tears, l suppose! !
hope you didn't give her anything, George"
"Why not, Margaret? She is your sister,
and poor. Why should We not give her of our
ahundance9 Hers is very hard lot, my
deal" ,-e-,+-..-.--.
"Well. Isnppose il is. But Sarah and |
she her all our plain sewing, and pay her as
much - we would any one else. And we
always have given her great many articles
of fsod and clothing. But this summer she
hss hung about 20 much, and sent her children
30 frequently, thst both Sarah and myself have
agreed that il WON'T DO 10 encourage anything
Of the sort any ionger'"
sfou are Christian woman, l hope Mar
garet."
"a Christian woman! Pray, what do you
InSan, Ashland? Who is more active in Rev
srend DIR. Poundplush's church than myself, /
should like to know-who attends meetings
and the ordinances more regularly, and who Is
at tho head Of all the Dorcas societies, and
sewing circles, and who contributed most to
the mission to the Congaloos. and --p
.Well, never mind all that, my dear. Ihaye
.Df.en heard Of your good deeds before.n
''Yes, and yoi need not sneer at them now,
Dir; but tell me what you mean by that prepos-
ferrous qseslon?n $50 ". M ...-.a ~
lr"I only intended to ask your Interpretation
'sf Paul's ds6nation Of pure and indebted re-
ligion. He says il is to visit the widow and
the fatherless in their afnietion. and keep our
selves unapottsd from the worlds nArd / was
little afraid that you had forgotten that def
aiion when you were willing to send your
widowed sister TO the poor-house, and her faith
erless children unrelieved, or that some stain
Of worldliness led you to disown her claims. =
Inever intended, my love, TO sneer at the good
works your zeal leads you to accomplish in
public, but only to remind ) you OF private da-
ties /" 80 -
81 understand you perfectly, Mr.. Ashland.
have never received any co operation from
nv husband, and | ought not to Feel disap.
pointed now. suppose you would like me
to take care Of Ann. Perhaps you would
like me to give up my position, as q lesding
member Of so Iaanv benevolent ssociations
and devote himself entirely to tske care oi
Ann. Perhaps you would like to take her two
children home. We might give up The bes,
norton Of the house to them. might re.
eeiye my friends, such a. would visit me un.
der such circumstances, in the basement and
sleep in the attic. Would that suit you, Mr.
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portru.
From the "Knickerbocker Gallery. :"
THE SNOw.SHOWER.

- II oNOvv sSHHOvv Akbs
ST WILLIAM CULLEN BRYAN
.u-sE--# #E#4s ffsf = EHHb -
Stand here by u,y side and turn, pray,
On ths lake below thy gentle eyes.
The clouds hang Over IL, heavy and gray,
And dark and client the water lies;
And out Of the frozen mist and snow
In wsvering hak-s begins TO flow;
- esssf-setfE 3 Flake after fake -
They sii.k In the dark and silent lake.
See how In living swarm they come rssEa.
Prom the chsHnbers beyond d that misty veil
Some hover awhile In air. and some #a@s
Rush prone from the sky like Summer hall
All, dropping swiftly or settling slow,
Meet, and are stil in the depth below;
as.ss .ra.sa =, Flake amer fake
Dissolved in the dark and silent lake.
Here delicate snow-stars out Of the cloud ..a
A. Come Hosting downward In airy play,
Like spansles dropped from the gstening crowc
That whiten by night the milky way; z-t
There broader and burler masses fall t.r
The sallen ater burles them all; sse -.
q flake sitter flake, .a.s-. q a,
AL drGned In the dark and silen,lase. nnsI
Aad some, az on tender wings they glide 90
From their chilly birth-cloud. dim and gray,
Are Joined IN their fall. and, eide by side, .g
Come clinging slong their unsteady way: %
Az friend with friend, or husband with wife,
Macs hand in hand the passage Of life;
fach mated nake,
Soop sinks In the dark and silent lake. a.are..
Lo. while We are gazing. In swiftest haste
stream down the snows, till the air IL white
Ar, myrisds by ulyriads madly chased,
They ding themselves from the shadowy height
The fair frail creatures Of middle sky,
Nhstspsed they make, With their grave 40 mig
50. Flake after lake. ssz. ~
To lie In the dark and silent laket
i see In thy g-nGe eyes n tear;
They turn tO me In orrovful thought; szas
Theu th!nkest Of friends the good and dear,
Who were for time and now are not; y
Like these fair children Of cloud and frost,
That glis;en q moment and then are lost;
s..-.s..s Flake af,er flake, 1H
All lest In the dark and client lake.
Yet look again, for the clouds divide, ...sa.z
CLEAN OF blde on the water lies, s Hs..s
And far away on the mouRiain side,
r A sunbeam falls from opening skies
Rut the hurrying host thai tiew between
Tho cloud and the water no more is seen; ss
Flake after fake, "a s...
Al rest In the dark and silentlake. s.z
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GA lady asked her gardner why the
weeds outgrew and covered up the flow-rs.-
/" Madam" answered he, "the sod is mother
Of the weeds, but only step-mother of the
howers.n
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e" is a great misfortune says La
brayere, "not to have mind enough "a talk
well, nor judgment enough to BE- silent"
a. What is that which movss when yuo
do. but is not part Of yourself? Your .had-
ow.
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V When two loving hearts are torn assun-
der, it is shate better to be the one that is
driven away into action, than the bereav e
twin that petriies at home.
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Ca 1t is noble sight to see an homes, mar
. Hcieave his ownheart intwain, and fling avs ay
the baser parto s 80
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A SEcREr.-l will tell you q secret The
way to make yourself pleasing to others, is to
show that you care for them. The whole
world is like the miller at Mansfield, who
scared for nobody, no, not he-because no.
body cared for him." And the whole world
will serve you so, Won give them the same
cause. Let people see, therefore, that you do
care for them, by showing them the small
courtesies Of life, in which there Is no parade,
whose voice is too still to tease and which
show themselves by afectionss tones ard
kind looks and little acts Of attention, giving
Others the preference in every little enjoyment
at the table, 10 the field, walking. sitting and
standing. s s11a7 -s#
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LivermOre, Of New Ham d shire
and John Randolph.

Livemore had one day made most subvSr-
siye onset upon one. Of Johnny's favorits
pieces of invective, irohy and playful slans,
whicl he always delighted to deal out for the
amusement of the house, and which consumed
more time and afforded less light than oughtto
have been expected from gentleman ce such
distinguished learning and ability % ara, and
were by common consent, according to the hero
OF Roanoke. Johnny turned upon his evil gen.
ins-for such be had Come to regard him
with more than his ordinary measure Of gall
and bitterness; among other things, calling him
repeatedly the member from Vermont, a State,
at that time, of somewhat dubious estimste in
the companionship Of the original 10. Liv-
ermore, not whit abashec, ruse on the instant
and did battle SO efiectaally as utterly to de-
molish all Johnny's glittering SOAP bubbles. ell
the time referring to the worthy member from
Rhode Island. He said he nb to that gen
tIernan, even privileged as he undoubtedly was,
riding rough-shod over the heads Of his associ-
ates of the House with the same imperturba-
BILE coolness with which be swung along the
streets in his coach and sir.
johnny rose and Indignantly disclaimed as
suming any such barronial airs as had been At,
tributed to him by the honorable member from
NsU Hampshire; and at the top Of his shrek
ing voice declared he never drove more thaa
tico, on any occasion. 4
Says Livermore: Trepeata coach and six.
two horses, two nigeers, and two dogsy
This sudden erpose Of the usual resinue of the
worthy member from Roanoke, brough, down
the house in such hearty roars OF laughter,
that he did not deem it prudent to enter into any
more extended explanations on that occasion;
and he seldom afterward invited the structures
or Dir. L., whom he ever after denominated
my srceilsHt friend from New Hampshire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

repaired 70 % by TIE oGceu Of NE company 10 thirty
thousand one hundred and seveytvo shares Of prsSW
red end seventy I've thousand hundred and my hve
shares Of Ne cher stock The arrangesns Of reGarA
ton between The railroad company and Ais instun ",
number OF shares q the stock Of the company, and On
thss The basis, he rsgstratoa q cersaoaaes by ~
takes plce this nsuton holding iDeK responsible TO The
sad railroad company and s sockhods and the dealers
In faith Of oeFneatss THAI sock shall be osrhed
b. beyond the amount Of shares reported By the
railroad company nor without tho cancellation Of the ont
standing certificates for stock surrendered 70 and hal
In Of the creation end issue Of stock by the rs
road company they will repor 10 their act In this re-
spect which win be pubshed and then the same system
OF reg ration by this company viii apply thereto We
consider the duty Of this company - registrar, 70 DO
able 10 furnish at any time 70 parties having light to ask
IT, statement OF the number OF shayes represented by
outstanding certificates oouneFssned and registered BY
this company. We assume those and other respons
biles. am, gentlemen, with much respect, your ODE
dent servant, JOHN A. STEWART, Secretary.
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Association for the Advancement OF
science.


science.
OPENING NETTING AT MONTREAL.
MosTsRAI, August IL, 1857.
me eleventh meeting Of the American Association for
the ment Of scerce assembled 81 the Court House
In Montreal ten o'clock this morning The ererciies
we're opened by prayer from the Lord Bishop Of Mon.
uea, Rev. Dr. Fulford Professor Caswen, the Vice
President Of the Association, addressed the meeting 10
brief bu eloquent address, In which he alladcd In very
happy language the fortunate moment chen the Eogsh
aud American nations abou, 70 be linked In nsepA's
bic union by The telegraph cable, tba, in which this
soaion had assembled under The AUSPICES or her males
tvs government. in British America ne concluded by q
touching tribute 70 the memory Of Professor Bailey the
President OF the rocisuon whose untmeiy death hal
oevo we'd the necessity OF conducting tne deliberations
upon himself
Gen SIR WIN. Eyre, the administrator OF the government
and Dr. Dawson President Of the Natural History Society
Inc oelefs,es from me London Geological Society and
pirate Addresses sfier which, the election Of standing
committee took place, rheo the meeting adjourned IA
W meet Al one 70 receive The report a the committee
and divide into sections for the transaction Of business
The number Of attendants large, and includes
%ep Of .ee.o. n6ns ybes are e =. se ~ %
Cosst Survey Prof Henry Fl The Smithsonian Institution
Prof Peooe, Of oambri, ge Prof Hare Of Phiade
Profs Dana and 6lmsn, u Of Yale College; Prof Gas
well, OF Bro~p University Dr Usher Parsons. OF Prov
dence Prof Campbell hornf OF Baltimore and Prof Le
COute, CT Column ia Oolofe, coutD Oar0lna.
Amous the representatives, from New York are Hoo
George Folsom, Freoer ck A Conkln, Archibald Russe
H. Wyune, Prof Batta and Rev Mr.. Adamson. Tue num
Der OF ladies sesdarce 10 quite and with
aus, icious dsy for the OF the session,
promises be not ooy important one 40 fsr science
conoef ned but also one OF considerable fesvrv. Toe
ability OF the citizens OF Montreal 70 entertain the
bers has perhaps been over estimated, but they
have erteneed q cordial velcome, and are epdes
vorng o,chsrge the res OF hospitality 70 The fullest
eni within their command. In the meantime the Done
rama House. which the fashionable hotel OF Canada
ans BY far the larger number Of the more Distinguished
ana fashionable vieiters.
Besides The ssvpn, from rhe United States are MI Ram
ey, Of The British Geological survey who gsve up oon
hmpand nip 70 the summit Of Mount Blanc 70 attend we
meeting or The association Professor Keleud, OF Edin
oute M Wooda, Of OIiotd Univertity Mr. Seaman, Of
Me epe.n society Of London and Professors Dawson and
boNo, OF kcGin college
me lumber CT local members, vel ~ those from
soIoss VINO have snered heir names s Two hundred and
tt I'VE, sld me Wits OF papers read already ex
oeeds forty six,o that neither IN nt OF eud.pce nor
want o ousness VII The session be uufruilfal one
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News from Porto Rico.

o0INED BULLION From SPAIN.
BY way o. Havana have from Porto Rico 10 the
9Th Of July. The papers mention the introduction o. an
important Ard highly wished for reform the monetary
System Of which The BOlin Ezraorlnarto Of San Juan
gives The foIio-iDe account
TIE war s,esoer Pizauo which css anchor here yes
terdsy from Csdis brought oicsl news Of highly In
yovAni Of the supreme government for long
vixhed for BY all classes Of socety-he abolition
hs moneds maoDguina, 70 which within week Will be
subssiuted The mopeds fuerte Espsnol. for which pur
pose Sse ZANE ship brought 900 peso duros, just
orireo ai the mint u seville
Ihie happy change 10 by orders Of her kpesty the
Queen
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CI,EAHEO.

UEARED
ss.%.ep Baltic So"sc' f. vs,DcoEK Ia Collins Co
BNk opduras, Bates BELIZE Hon AIsIsndrcs
BAH Thos XlSons Thompson. PhiladslphiA Walsh, Carr
srs x.Sp se's a.1'::
ssTs s'GsT %s1s nv .sE
s:SI ssrsos Ss5 VAIN. AZ. ps.s
sshr HDn. Cole &c Ii y POINT j Hunter / 60,
sc s Zach ! J0Ansou City Point In ssdeu
sch' 4 swnsa. Camerden, Warrington DO-Matthews
schr Willard, snov b, .nn-w W gslsr
s sssr 6 ss1 hsS91 "a HaS ssrs1s
Steamer jackson, Baker, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
s@pon July n With md.s and 90 ps.:snssT Belmont
Ion s oi-a r SSr md
wsstsry ssiss The entire p9s,afs nv with ,r.nav
to Boyd hinclen 81 nat la = 10 @ spoke
o Of shS Eh Ne S IN q e
has bad light westerly Hhds and csl~ during the passage
hs passage EIpesnc.d Ugh. westerly wind: the
:1 s ss:s =
H:4s S . icn '' sHsS.nseS signals VIII :SD 5oas
Bari Hs rrimsn Simmons Rochelle May 10 with bran.
dy A. Wind Of sS.S 1sssf Reed s.u,
.us.I Peters sailed in co Win brig H Kennedy
s1s AlSsr, OBJ, s,sves Hnsboro, Ns 10 days with pl..
Brg Golden Iead Jonnson, PENSACOLA II days. WIN Iun
Der, 10 MetcaN Duncan
Big Boyneo (of Jaci souve) Craig Jacksonville with lun.
Der, 70 h Gichrst vessel 70 Peck Church
Brig B LAmson. Thompson DArten. days. with ship
Din her 70 Rockenbauxh While lying At anshor Cd Qaa
briggs jibboom and heal gear.
SS.S q i ss, as 50 Jones So
scbr Ocean Bud (Br' LOcihArt wndsor Ns, days with
sss Tos ct s:ns0. M:Tsp 5 s.ss'SDSSe days.
Schr Bog hia. Colips, Pl, mouth, NO, 4 days
Scbr N X snns dy. e Ayris. Hstterss 4 days.
Scbr G Van Name Van Name, Virginia days
Scbr II Drummer WAxrn Virginia, 2eaya
Schr Bowman Taylor. Virxpia 2 days
Rcbr Potomac, Folsom, Virginia, DAYS.
Schr MAyy md, Cleare, AlezandrfA, 6days.
Schr W Bacon, Tyler Baltimore days
Echr Eastern Belle Turner Orland 10 days.
SchY Gipsy Norton MAchias s'Ns.
Gchr Isabella Fauklin, Boson, daya
Schr & BAxard Billiard. Port Even for Hartford
echr Isabella Carpenter, Port Ewen for Hartford.
Scbr l. Packer. Hemingway. Port Even for Hartford
Steamer Caledonia, Layhed. Baltimore.
Steamer Kennebec Hand. PhiAdetphiA.
Steamer Westenpor- Berry, Portland
Steamer Westcheser. CLARK. Providence
BELOW.
Ship Arabia Of Brunswick from Liverpool at anchor out
side the Bar-By s,eamtug VIM Webb.
SAILED.
Ships Arna Lang, nebourne; william Travis Galveston
bayks BlAk ely Br Quebec Laura Russ York kiver Sam
son, =; brig Kate Potter 8. Jsgo; and olhers-
Wind at sunset ".
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f'foTe Hon. Judge PeshOdv
Areur -llez w. Rice CA1s ~ Re~sau and r.
W htos ". y A. DIR, A. r. Edto1rds, w Csyhs ~
4. Olpisead oyd chert-Ths was an action brow Oh, BY
the plaintiffs arm Ia Boston, against the defendsnt for
q calm o. $4,000. The Court gained an Injunction
restraining the defendants from making an assignment
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sierise ms PIsDos.-About thousand Catholics In
hnko, hei have recently taken The total abetin moe
rkdfe Response 70 The urgent appeals OF Fssher Bsps
pastor " NE church In ihpi City.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CtpAI..

CuAL.
T oCUsr xOurTArrC otr.lr N PER- TnN-wR ARn
~ bi3 DAY delivering The and slsea
A. ne above prices IhusIOW BROTHERs ilwsll ssrcot
and foot OF South Seventh street. WILLIAMSBURG.
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UNrsD srArr rRusr CoxPasY oF NEv YosKl
No. 40 wall srREsr, Aug 19, 1851. I
To Me.srs. GRorsBscR JoHSsov CAsPBrri COMMITTEES
OF the y. Y Stock Exchsrge.
GysTItsss-In reply " your communication Of this
date stse that the number OF shares OF the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Companys acos
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BOLIVIA.
rRcGREss OF THE REvoLrTioS-LINAREs PRovI-
SIGNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE RESIDENCE

fkcGhkrs Of kEtOIi TiUS-LIkARES PkUNl-
SION AL Observation-Disclosures OF THE RESIDENCE
Of,1HE AMERICAN LEGATION, krC., ETC.
Tho revoutoia airy movements ia this republic of which
Information received by the last mall have, by last
nayrcs, assumed more general character, ami DIR.
na,s has uned The TIE Of Provisional President and
taken the hcid against the Constitutional President,
General tcrt.ova.
The cities OF Ia faz orrro, Cochahamha and Chuquisaca
hso pro- ounced against the government Gen. Cordova
marching against the first named city with 500
,ral-. la faz had garrison of only 500 recruits.
Iinares tcchabsmha, and he had issued decree
declaring all Boil, ians traitors who did not join him.
toraoys lad issued counter decree conforming all per
ocah who joined Lmsres, so that between them
both the poor citizens In rather difficult position In
ia7, tie rcsicenc. al the American Minister hal been
lrckeh lto and the devsed authorities. who had sought
cfrgc urGcr tho United states flag Of Mr.. Dana, were
aiken th- eirtEi. In Cohja the project nominated by Ii
had not been received Cosdova u l. said " bsiy
az tor troop, having cavalry or artillery, and II Is
ivtable that he Will b. obliged yield to movement
wLeh appears to be general and leave tho republic
Various att, ps Ia shvert the government have been
mace in this rclAbhc but, according 10 the newspaper
secout b,y have been unsuccessful the people adher
TX to- the ri iris "a authorities.
More than s0,vt0 of the Indian population &C Bolivia
have died OF the yellow fever.
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ARRIVAL OF THE cAHAwB SLAVE LANDINGS
EATl s OF ExCHANGE-HE II OF THE CITY,
The steamship Cahaw ba, Capt Bullock from New Or
leans and Havana arrived here early yesterday morning
he left Havana on 30th of October.
On the sOth, Off the Moro, passed schooner Col Lister
of New London. She had lost jbboom
There nothing new at Havana
II reported that loads of Africans had been
iahGed
Exchange arbitrary, according to quality necessity, &c
New York, per cent premium; London, do.
The health of Havana very good.
Our Matanzas correspondent writing the 9th of 0c
tober saysNo news OF interest to give, excepting the
gigantic preparations that beng made by govern
for the intended invasion Of Mexico About three
hundred men OF garrison here marched OFF to
Havana about five days ago for that purpose.
They think Of putting export duty clayed moasses
There have been several failures Havana and will
still hear of many more but here perfectly safe,
all business men kept aloof from the grand
stock operations which took place in Havana time
ago. Our banks doing very well.
Our market remains very dull, and only this week
had little movement sugars, by which about 900
boxes changed hands, viz: 500 boxes damp No. l5
sAr. $50 boxes dry No Is, at oxr and go boxes low
whites at lar Stock reported to he'll 1877 boxes and
1883 horshcads first hands, and 0,543 boxes and 1855
hcgsheads in second hands Molado12l hossheads SC
cond hands ......, ...+
Mciasscs, no transactions; stock $50 hogshcads
Money very scarce discount for best paper 10 Il per
cent.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Oct. 80, 1857
Return Of General Concha 10 His City Resiienc-Case of
Captain Palmer-7he Prisoner Wim-Nore Negroes
Loried-ifeSehts dc, dc.
General Concha takes possession Of the palace again
this morning his baggage furniture, &c. already arriving
from the country. We have official advice here that
Mlrasol is TO relieve Genera Concha.
IaimorS case has not yet been determined by the
,hauncey, Winn-whichever is the one left
v;Eg-has time petoncd the Captain General
TO be from the Isle Of Pines through the United
States Consulate. No response has yet been accorded
Five Dix OF negroes have been landed within
ten days the north side OF Cuba, notwithstanding
exceeding vigilance We had this morning, or
rather last night Of the handing and distribution 635
negroes in the vicinity Of san Juan de los Remedies
mostly owned by spectators in this city For the cargoes
coming due, a little anxious, owing to the
recent energetic action of the government and the mis-
takes Ct the cruisers.
An American bark, of 500 boxes was chartered YES
tcrday for Gibraltar and up the Mediterranean
for 5 5s and reghs for northern ports spoken of
No change IN prices OF sugars, nominal rates. ex
changes, Of which last little done.