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ashland, Kosra.

DR.. J. D. Smith, a we'll known druggist of
high standing. in Richmond, KY, under date
Of January, 18th. 1857, says:
"Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea is doing won.
ders in this neigiborhood in the way OF heal
ing the sick, the Rheumatics among the num-
Der. Perhaps the most remarkable case is that
of an old citizen Of this place, who has been
suffering solely from Rheumatism for some
fifteen years. He is now well, and for the
great blessing he now enjoys in the shape of
uninterrupted good health he isindebted under
Providence, to your invaluable Panacea. p
For sale by w. F. Elmemdorf in Ottumwa
and bv agents in every torn in the county.
See advertisement.
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lcoMMuSIcATED]
DIED--In Agency City, on the 18th day Of March
1858, j. D. Robinson. ati& y $s aig sEa
The Dece ased was a member ofMAoSoLIA LoDaE No,
"a, 100. 81, or5.tfge 49, ss.s
The Committee appointed to draft resolutions, ex-
pressve ofthe feelings Of the Lodge reported through
J. 9. Johnson the following which were unanimously
adopted. 81 aH&
Wtere0s.-It has p pleased the surRRxE RULER ofthe
the universe, in his infinite Wisdom to remove from
this life our brother Past GrandJ. ID. Robinson one
the most efficient aud worth members of our Lodge
thereby reminding us, tha in the midst Of life we are
in death" Therefore ISIS aa ssA fia
Resotred.: That we remember with much satisfac-l
ton, the many virtues of departed brother-and
that will ever cherish lively remembrance Of his
benecolence and kindeess, toward Ais felow-men.
Reso,ced: That We tender his bereaved wife and
friends our sincere sympathy for the loss they have
sustained feeling confident that ther loss is his eter
nal gain"
Resolred: That the members OF this Lodge wear the
usualbadge of morning for thirty day..
Resokred: That the Secretary be requested to pre-.
sent the widow OF the deceased, with copy of these
resolutions and that the Cou1der and Statesmen, be
requested to pnbish the same. ls-,f
te ltr JOSEPH MYERS N @.
ROBINSON MYERS Sec'y pro tenn
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SUPERINTENDENT of schools.

1t seems that under the School Law enacted
by the Legislature, there is to be elected, at
the April election, a County Superintendent of
Schools, who will have general supervision
over all the schools in the county. We trust
that the few days intervening before the elec-
ton will be occupied by the people of this
county in taking measures to insure the elec-
ton to this Office of man who combines
those high qualifications Of capacity and char
acter which this most responsible trust re-
quires. Let it not for moment be forgotten
that upon him will develve the duty, among
Others, Of examining and determining the quail
ifcations of teachers, and of visiting and exe.-
cising supervision over the schools in the
whole county. The intellectual and moral
progress Of the children Of the comfy will
thus IN great degree depend upon the super
intendent. We agree entirely with the OsIa-
loosa Times, that this is an office with which
party ought to have nothing to do.
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Glorious Railroad News!

Hon.. G. Reed. Vice President of the
Burlington Road, who has been spending some
time at Des Moines, passed through this city
this Thursday morning. He expressed him
self satisfied with the legislation of the ses-
sion in relation to railroads and gave additional
assurances of the design of the Company to
complete the road to Ottumwa the present
season. The stock of this county should be
represented at the meeting of stockholders at
Burlington on the 31st.
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. D..
Our.-uders will hear gladly that we have
lr-rrvate and confdep,sdf advices from Wass-
ngtcn (says tbeNew York Tribune Of Thurs
day) witch fully justify our conviction that
tI<>Lecompton fraud cannot pass the House Of
Representatives. 1t will OF course be driven
through the Senate on Monday or Tuesday
next, but by smaller majority thaa its advo-
Gates have coAfaeutialiy anticipated. Thence
it goes to the House, where very different
fortune awaits il Though its hackers have
never triumphed on one of the preliminary
questions which have divided the House. they
yet have maintained an air of confidence
throughout confidence which no facts
known to the public have warranted. We re-
joice, however, in our ability to assure the ad
versaries OF government BY balot-stufling and
Directory-copying that this iniqltous device
will either be laid on the table of the House
or so amended that its own fathers will dis
own 1t.
OF course, unforeseen blunders or culpable
apathy on our side may yet prevent this result,
but we deem this hardly possible. We ex-
hort all who stand for Free Kansas to work
on in the cheering knowledge that the great
issue is soon to be decided, and in the lively
faith that the decision will be right.
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THE ST. LoUrs CALAMIrY.--Accordin 10
a statement published in the St. Louis papers
of Mondy, the whole number of persons in the
Pacific Hotel when it caught on Gre wass II
or72. OF this number, A escaped unhurt: nine
were badly hurt, and eighteen are supposed to
be dead. the bodies Of four more persons are
believed to be in the ruins. this closes the
record 9sjs FsaHts1 5t ase&sea -
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There was man Of Adams race,
Who had certain dwelling place;
house complete, and covered DER,
Where no man lived since or before;
Twas not composed by human art,
Brick, wood or stone in any part;
Its windows bright, Its parts were neat,
In structure every way complete;
Twas not on any Hill or plain,
Nor In the deserts wild domain:
Twas not In Heaven, twas not in Hell,
But in the world where mortals dwell.
Now, II you know this man of fame,
Tell where he lives and what s his name.
fshJdnd, Yosra
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We are assured by the proprietor of DR..
HalPs Ba1sam for the Lungs, that it is not pail
liatiye merely, which only relieves for the
time being, but it is thorough curative, as it
strikes at the very roots of the disease, and by
removing it removes a: once all remote or at
tendant consequences. This is a distinguish
ed characteristic, property possessed in
equal power by no other medicine Of like ma
turc now before the public. bsalssi
For sale in Ottumwa by w. F. Elmendorf.
And by agents in every town in the county.
See advertisement. $500
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"When we first assembled the Editorial Tri.

"When we first assembled the Editorial Tri.
pod, we made it arule, never to puff OF com
mend anything to our readers, unless the arti-
Gle noticed. possessed, in our opinion, real mer-
it; and though frequently importuned, we
have never departed from it. But when
anything is presented to our observation pos
sessing these qualities, we consider. it due to
our patrons'that we make it known to them.
We therefore call the attention Of our readers
to a new remedy for Fever and .agae, Dr..
Christie's Ague Balsam. We krow It to be a
good Remedy. Hundreds Of our subscribers
have tried it, and in no instance has it failed
to effect permanent cure. We only speak
what we have seen and know. To those af-
ficted with prevalent disease, we commend it.
for Il is well deserving Of confidence. Try il.
plymouth COZ Advertiser. .ae Is
For sale in O.tulnwa by W.. F. Elmendorf
J. L. Taylor, C. Lawrence and by Agents in
every town 10 the county. n1-4w
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The annual Exhibition and Examination of
the University at Ashland in this county, will
be holden tomorrow (Friday) afternoon and
evening. The presence ofthe public in other
parts Of the county, we doubs not, will be
welcome. II will be all interesting occasion,
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The fact that four story brick building has
been raiset to the level of the city grade, in
Chicago, has set the p'oprietors of other build
ings at work. and the Chicago Journal says
the work of raising buildings promises to be
regular business in Chicago for some time
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The Republicans OF Centre Township will
police the call for q meeting at the Court
House ON Saturday next at O'Clock p. M.
A full attendance is requested and expected
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Ashland, Iowa, Mar. 18th.

GREEN's APOLOGY The New York Tri6-
'ne says Mr.. Green was remarkably urfortun-
ate in his method of apologzing for bis coarse
impndence toward Nj. Cameron, since, in his
anxiety to escape the modification Of direct
retr"ction, he leaves the impression that he
was not only insoient and indecent, but
drunk
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COUNTY JUDoE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Bickford 10 the Republican nominee in Jeifer-
son county for County Judge, to I'll a vacancy
created by the death of Thomas McCulloch.
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PUBLIC SALE.

1TyzIE Subscriber viii offer for sale on SATURDAY,
April. 1lth., at his residence in Otumwa tn fol-
lowing property. to-wit or 10 Tons of HAY:
A good work horse; valuable Cow and Calf A fine
booded Bull Calf small lot Of Shoats; quantity OF
good Seed Corn; quantity Of Chinese Cane Seed; a
quantity Of warranted Garden Seeds growth of1S5
no mistake; small lot Of Evergreen Sweet Corn; also
the best kind Of Beets Carrots and Turnips raising
seed; very good one horse buggy apoor horse har-
ness lot OF garden tools, rakes hoes, spades forks
and lasts One LOT in J. W. Norris addition Also
various things In the house, such Preserves Soap
&C. come friends and give me bid. Conditions lib.
eraL 3g
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
March 25th 1858. 8. g. NORRIS
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Jerome & Duncan have superseded H. W.
Lathrop in thu editorial charge of that sterli
old sheet theI IVA Republican.
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= HoNoRs DIscLAIMED.-John Jacob Aston
Jr., Author add L.. s. Pond, whose names
were made to figure as Vice Presidents Of the
Lecompton Swindies meeting held at Tam
many Hall, Nework. on Thursday evening
Post to state that their names were used with.
out their consent, and against their wishes.
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North Mo. g. Iowa Extension IL.
Road.

p. t6Odus
We find the following interesting letter in
the Montezuma Republican. 1t was address
ed 20 citizen of Poweshiek County, Iowa.
BLooMriELp, Davis Co. Iowa.
Feb. Goth, 1858.
Mn. GEO. Gown, Esq
Yours Of the 18th inst
has heen received.
The Rail Road from st. Louis in this direc-
tioh is called the rNorth Missionri Rsilroad .
and is now ermanen,ly located to Lancaster.
Schuyler Co, Mo. II is already completed
and in running order about one-half the dist
ance fro,n St. Louis to this ace. a com
panv has already been organized in this State,
under The Title Of the "Norih Missouri and
Iowa Extension Rail Road Co - to extend
This road from the State line. by the way of
Bloomfield, to Ottnmwa, in Wapello County,
Iowa. Last fall the Engineers Of the North
Mo R. R., made survey Of the route from
the State line to Ottumwa and made report
fovora BILE 10 the extension, and the Board of
the Missouri Road passed resolution declar-
ing their determination to aid in the constrnc-
ton Of the Iowa Extension SO far as O!tumwa,
al the earliest moment. At this place the
North Mo. g. Iowa Extension Road will con-
meet with the Southern Iowa and Nebraska
Road, which is now in operation 40 miles. and
at Ottumwa with the Burlington & Missouri
River Road, now in operation to Rome, on
Skunk River. And from view Of the country,
it appears to me that it would be advantageous
not only to your people, but also to the peo-
pie, of st. Louis, to continue this road so as
to connect in your county, with the Davenport
& Missouri river r. R., now in operat on 10
iowa City. or perhaps west Of it.
Hon. Harry Dunlavy, of this place is the
President, and VIM. ]. Hamilton, Esq.,, Sec
rotary Of the "North Missouri and Iowa Ex-
tension Coz" AS one of the Directors Of this
road have the utmost confidence in its early
completion as far as Ottumwa, and from its
connection with the system of roads crossing
our State from East to West, there can be no
doubt bnt the people Of st. Louis will aid in
pushing the road forward until il is completed
to St. Paul. Our county has voted her aid to
the Extension r. r., to the amount of $751;
600. and our people will do much in the way
Of private subscriptions.
BY the proper exeriion on you. part, we
have no doubt you will be able to get this road
to your place.
am very respectfully yours,
HOSEA B. HORN.
Mr.. Horn omits TO mention that this road
will also intersect at O,tnr wa. with the Keo-
kuk and Fl. Des Moines Railroad. Ed.
Courier. -
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mans bill for raisiag FIVE regiments of vol
nnteers was passed, after some further dis
cassion. In the senate, speeches on Kansas
affairs were made by Foster, Foote, Durkee,
and Clay. On the conclusion Of Mr.. Ciay's
speech. Mr.. Hunter, Of Texas, animadverted
upon Mr.. Clay against the opposition Of the
Kansas bill.
Mr. Clay said that he intended no person
al disrespect-his remarks had only politi-
cal bearing. He complimented Mr.. Houston
on his courage in the field as well as wisdom
in council. bowie 955niiaR
A. Mr.. H. replied that every Amerisan citizen
had courage, and if ever he had displayed any
in an eminent degree it was when he stood up
here against the opinions Of his friends and OPP
posed the Nebraska bill. He regards that
hill as fatal measure, fostered by demago-
CUES, originated by ambition, and intended
only to unite the South with few Of the
Northern States to make President.
Mr.. Clay answered that no restriction put
badge of inferiolity on the slave holding
States. The Legislature of Texas has con-
demned Mr.. Houston for voting against that
bill.
MIR, II. said that he made the State of Tex
as, but did not make the people; they came
there any how, but their condemnation OF his
vote did not dishonor him.
Gen. Calhoun, 1t Is again reported, has de,
clared his intention Of issuing certificates to the
Free State officers, late infomatlon from kassas
having satisfied hinth they were daily elect
ed according to law. i'ets>1sa fas' s,g7 I.
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vAsHrNaroN, March 81

The republican minority of the select com
mittee have published their report.
They set forth the frauds at the election,
and the regularity and illegally of the Le-
compton Constitution. They challenge in
vestigation into the state ments put forth. The
whole purpose of 'he committee having been
thwarted in the refusal Of the majorityto en-
ter upon full and fair investigation, they
submit that the facts already proven are enough
to established the position they maintain to
the fullest extent. f8 ~
l. That an investigation ought to have been
had by committee with the power and dispo-
sition to send Tor persons and papers.
2. That the President has been misinformed
and badly advised in relation 10 the condition
of Kansas.
8, That in proportion as Congress has re-
Taxed its powers in our territories that Of the
executive has increased, and that all the diff
culties cannot be improved until Congress
shall resume its entire constitutional author
ity.
A.. That the maligned Topeka constitution
was the act Of the people of Kansas, and ac-
cords now more with tie will OF the people than
any other, and is more entitled to the respect
tf Kansas.
5 That the plighted faith of the nation was
pledged to the people of Kansas that any con-
stitution which might be submitted by the fra
mers to them should be for their approval or
disapproval, and this has not been done.
6. That there is no unimpeachable evidence
to show that the Constitution presented by
John Calhoun is the identical one agreed up-
onby the Lecompton Convention before it adj
iourned.
Z. Thatthe Lecompton constitution is lille
gal in conception, and therefore void, and il
this were not SO, then by the action Of the ter.
r'torial legislature the people have been ena-
bled fairly and legally to vote for or against.
and have emphatically rejected it.
HousE.-The House refused, only % votes
being received in the affirmative, to uncondi-
tionslly dlschorge Jno. w. WoIcott from cas-
tody.
Mr.. Stephens Of Ga. offered resolution to
discharge Mr.. Wolcott and turn him over to
the law for trial at the criminal on the indict-
ment, which had been found against him.
Adopted by yeas l25 to nays 81.
Mr.. Seward Of Ga. presented majority re-
port in the Matteson case, arguing against the
jurisdiction.
Mr.. Curtis Of Iowa submitted the minority
report for the same case.
The subjectwas postponed until Saturday.
The deficiency appropriation bill was then
taken up.
Mr.. Carrot of Va. m,de speech in favor
Of The Lecompton constitution.
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DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER.
SADDLERY Hardware, Snoe Findings, Enameled
- Cloth, Whips, Collars Fly Nets Leather and yul-
canized Rubber betting, Hose Packing &C., &C., &C.
Main Street, between Washington and Jefferson,
Burlington, Iowa. TMarch25 -no4-v
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STEPHEN r. ACRES,
BOO0k-Binder B. Paper.Ruler,
DLANK BOOK Manufacturer. In Coolbaughs
- Block, Main street, Opposite the WlGHTMAN
HOUSE,) Burlington Iowa. Music, Magazines Period
icals, &C., &C., bound with neatness and despatch Z
sB- Particular attention paid to Ruling and Blank
work, Of every description. ssa finarch25-n4-y
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MARRsED.-onth the 18th inst, by Rev. b. A
spaulding, Mr. Dawn CAMPBELL and Miss MARTHA
UpHAM, both Of f,ttumwa. ~. s...ssgs s.
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CHEAP LOTS.
For Sale mostly on long Time,
STD he6 ENQUIRE AT s IS
THE COURIER OFFICE,
OR OF
$500 saaJ. W. NORRIS. f9

No-H-
OERs0NS who may have books, pamphlets be-
IL longing TO me win confer . favor by returning
them to the Courier Once the earliest convenience
tsht J. W. NORRIS
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BLACKNNfITHING.

~ In the cksmithing business and removed 10
the Lover Mill, where he has erected new shop bess
to snnounceto his friends and chat be
prepared to do all kinds of work in hs ne an
ihors notice and reasonable terms ~ ~,
80 ,saE aaa Bs2a AARON MFRS.
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Sk NEW YORK, March, Goth.
The Arabia,' arrived this A. M. The poll
teal and generalnews is very meager, and I'M
important. The members Of the Derby Cab
net are being reelected to Parliament generally
without opposition.
irALY.-The constitutional party was hold
ing conference at London to agita.e the for
nation Of a national confederation in italy.
The propriety Of holding great exhibition
in 1861, in London, is being canvassed.
The condemned French conspirato,s not vet
executed. Numerous arrests continued to be
made throughout France ~
lt'ssaia in consequence of the conspiracy
withiextensive notifications, Changaner refuses
to return to France until she possesses laws to
protect the dignity and safety of her inhabi.
tauts. a
The French Bource was depressed. s
The Danish ministerial crisis has been set
tied.
The ministers withdrew their designations
An Earthquake has laid Corinth in ruins
30lves lost.
A fire in ConstantiEople burned 300 houses.
Meibonrn dates to the 18th of January are
received.
Markets continue dull.
1t is officially denied that the Ottom an gov
eminent has accepted an indemnity for the oc-
cupation of Perriei by the British.
PRUssA.-It is stated that the faculties of
the king declined daily. The renewal Of the
powers conided to the Prince of Prussia was
expected to extend to 6 instead Of months.
The London money market continued very
quiet.
The Bank Of England had made no altera-
tons IN its rates. -
Heavy gales and considerable falls of sno W
in England for time causing much delay in
the mail packet service and on the various lines
Of railway.
DR.. Livington and his companions in the AZ
rican explorating expedition were expected to
sail for Africa the day the Arctic left.
The Minister OF Marine has decided that the
French Naval Squadron stationed offthe banks
Of Newfoundland is to be composed Of three
steamships Of war in the place Of two As for
nerly.,,. ~ sr
The Journal DIES Debats publishes an ac-
count of the capture of Canton, which gives
all the glory to France, and says that the Eng.
fish had nothing to do bnt to occupy the pc ST.
tion won by the troops.
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M Office is hereby given, that the Co-Partuership
~ heretofore existing between the Undersigned
under the frn and Style Of Wicker and Johnson was
dissolved on the 1lth inst by mutual consent All the
notes and book accounts, and the payment of all
left with A. J. Wicker who is still CARRYING on the
business at his old Stand. A. j. WICKER
Chiliicothe March, 18th. WILLIAM JOHNSON
no4.3N. - $3.50
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ltnERtAs. default ha. been nads IN tho oanapian Of
w aeerisin Indanurr Of Mortgage ma . and
Gu, d by David q. f,ice, and Sarah fria-, hts
s MIN .. 's Sg =, a""'' ses d.fH' s Of
state vi New tutk, dstci Tho bnih iay ~ inur A.
~ is5, an recorded ~ the oles ~ Register 81 Urr.
N ssdto' %. cono q ham.sy IA .aii f.t'isfy on ths
9Th day nt June A, -, isaa, ~ hse o'eiosk T. ", Of
that dsy IN is@k ~ ~ mortgages pages hp5 aai hi
Whereby the said David a. Price, and aafah H.. hs wns
granted aud ed Ia he sAi Caleb ryan, hls heirs
sni assigns br tousinp described tracts or parr.. 1T
land. lying and hslbe In said rDuny oi ksnsry 10 vii
lot number ain, 10 binos bunb.r twenty eight IL Rice
irvpa's Addition 10 saint tsni. SAID 10, iylna sai bviug
for' street, IN hH city II sst Paul Aforesaid Ai.,i
the south vast quarter ." section ptMber twenty eve IN
Township number thty, North ~ range npnher iven,
y dbree sssi OF Tho anrih principal meridian c"nsib
ing hundred aud sitty srfes less "a
tbs pssmc 90 tu ssld 'aiob Magma BY the said bstld
g. Price, aud Sarah y his Me, -, the siim ~ thou
the ninth tsy NJ iaac ~ it1 according 10 ihs terms
mentioned In sslh m"fsass sni n"lo secured by the
sans. par, ine'rs q shicb note und no'isssn sas
day assigned 10 ". " Irwin, "f saint Paul, 81 the
twenty third t1ail day II July, A, ~. 1877, ~hsh
segment was usda IN wfng, aud recorded Ia the Re
ssiry of Deeds within and ds the "oaniy ~ Ramsey,
Tbs claimed 10 be do. .aid mortgage a, The
date OF this nse-, IL .. ten,ssn hubhfs1 iwsire del
lars aud 90, cent? fnepalsnd ine,,s and ~ .a' 90
proceeding ~ law have been Instituted Ia rvaossf the
debt secured by said mortgages, NJ asy part tbsrsis
Now bersfbfe, notice "a hereby given that, IN pafsa
spes aud by virtue Ut power ~ sse soua,nsa ~ said
mate aud provided die morsaret premises sboss
described and cusercd ny said trnrgas With all aud
rs "ssar ss asas w. .S pubic s"s e
IL the Court House 10 Ss Paul IN the ornns Of Ram
say and Territory Aforesaid Wednesday, The siSth 81
dsF o Jsbnsry inert. At TN pniueh ia the 81
that day. 10 saiisiy the amount due ssj mortgage,
sit epsis II sale,
dated pct1b.f a. thJfs
,.LEH MORGAN Morgssse
,-,2s sh ". igwis