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Policies, and is well known the Local Companies Of New
orleans Merchants generally many of whom hold Is ot.
oes Of Insuroneo Ere and River Risks taken at lowest rates
and u per Gent CASH return Premiums in lieu Of Scrip
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Cyrus Yale Jr firm Of G. Yale IT, CO Of SW Dr.
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David l. Boyd, firm Of BOYD, Bros. & Co. Of Albany
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VERMIFU9ES.
Riner's Canadian,
Swaln's,
Perry'g Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
.. Kerl' s, ....-
8. A. FAhnestnck's, ~
Mclean
BALsAM and COUGH RE
EDIES,
Wtstar g BalsAKl Of WildOher
Hastings Naptha,
shermau's Balsam,
iBuchnn's Hungarian,
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tai
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Congh Syrup,
Bartholomew Bxpactorant,
Halls Balsam,
sRaym'H Syrup of WildCherr
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
TBylor's Balsam LivarwOrt,
JRyne's EXpectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
Mrs. GWdiner'B Liverwort,
Stsdler's Cherry Expec:urRni
London's Indian do,
DIR. Roses do.
AcLean'BS trengthBningGordl
SA kSA pARILLAS,
Or. John Bulls,
8. p, Townseud'B,
Sandsis,
Old Jacob Townsend
Carpenters,
WyncOopia,
shaker's,
Graetfenberg's
Bristol
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTEES.
Wells Strengthening,
Eweu's Strengthening
Fsw DaYid's or Hebrew,
BadeAn's,
knapp'B India
Alcock'B Porous,
afifith'B Adhesive.
- HellowaV's ArnIc
LIEIhtENTS.
ACLsAn'sY Volcanic OilLinmel
EeEieAn Mustang.
Fsrrelps Arabian
ButierlB Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayea's
Tohias's Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellingeris,
Gardeners,
BRrtiue'H HorBD
MERCHANTS Gargliug,
Cherokee.
Jayne
AGUE REMEDIES, eto.
0sgood's Indian Ghog0Rue,
Rownnd's Tonic Mixture.
amith's Tonic Syrup,
Wynko0p's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifnge. ..--
Vegetable Fehrifugs. .. 81.
LOEENGEs.
Sherman's Cough and WorN
Rryan's Pulmohie Waters,
IsocoCk's Palmouic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
tIoyett's W8hpeneor Hairagoi
3arry's Tricopherous,
Lyons &atharen, @.. &c.,.
B0yle's Hyperion Fluid,
PhRlon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic.
Van Deuseu'E Wahpeue,
=hondon's Oriental Hair Tonic
5tiauel'B Eau LuslrAla,
0ldridge's Balm of Columbia
Railway % Circassiau Balm,
PAkAGEAS. ..
swaln's Houck's,
6ullen'S Indian Vegetable.
IonBley'S Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES
bailey 2 ainExtract,
Professor Hull0wAy'B Ointme
McAllister'5 All Healing,
Brooks Magic salve, Pryor
Pile,
8rAy's uarrison's Specific,
Irask'5 Magnetic, JudkiniB
llouden'H AiltlIsaling, Russi
OILS.
kushton's Cod Liver OIL,
British, Harlaeul.
BITTERS.
4o3ats PhAsnix, Blake'B Ar
matte,
L. MOLEEla -ARNAr ALL
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Rochambesu StackpoIe II days from Boston IN VIM
Dewey--1st dist ~. ~
Ship Joshua hauran Lpscomb IS days from Barcelona
Baxter Lowell kco-lst dist 2S
Ship Clara Wheelsr Deeno 6 days from New York to Cree
Ship JqEe 81 Young IS days from New York. masers
Ship Commodore Bless 20 days from Boston tn Geo Fo.
dicS-3d dist 4S. : "
II 7 Yenar5-POint. = $500 "
Ship IeuooBea Gay is days from Liverpool q Whitney
Ship Celestial Empire Pierce from Liverpool 2sh August to
Ship Moses Taylor, Lawrence firm LIVERPOOL 9th 4upu IN
Ashbrdge &eo-Point. ''" "
Bark Regina Bsoker II from Boston IN yynrnati,
kTchuf-Is distri 81. =
&cO-2d dist I6. ~
schr Martha Harrison, days from Pensacola to master
Sehr Isabella oadina, from Pascagoula-Basn.
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RECEIPTs OF- PRODUOE.

PENsACoLA-schr Martha-Gotton and lumber to order
PAsGAGoULA-sohr Isabea-27,OOO feet lumber to order
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a. BOUNTY LAND AND PEGNSIONS-oFFIoE
CD No II Exchange Alley stairs nearly opposite the Post
Luz Soldiers. SeRmen Transfers who have been in the
service u fourteen DAYS or more IN
any disturbance 81 1890 entitled
land Widows and minor children Of deceased soldiers
Tesmstes entitled Bounty Land and Pensions
Claims made out and procured with dispatch by
JOHN PURCELL,
iyl6 Pm Exchange Alley. up stairs.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

/ WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
= 'Rnd popular Family Medicines which they to supply
Drnggists and Dealers at Proprieo lowest wholesale pres
Henere Depot Special Agency No 51 81 Charters
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DREbIIUlI MOSS I-PREMIUM MOSS I-PuT
up In best order for shipment.
THE BEST OF MAJ R ESS ES,
of all kinds,
Planters give your Negroes good healthy Bedso be had
CAMPBELL It BOUDRRAUX,
90 ly Office III Canal street.
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% McDOHNELL's RESTAURANT. No
fssz ~ liI Common street, between Baronne and a.
5sas4sz852 ~. rondeet streets New Orleans.
aA&sA1 This establishment will remain omen 5urI1
tne summer where everything the be
and prices moderate The well ventilated make it
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
Furnished rooms fortrausient Borders
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with WINE. and
Liquors ofaVery description wholesale prices
Mo-. MCDONNELL McGRAW,
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S5S& FOR GENOA THE Al FAST SAILING
1850 4 ,Geflf ~ ship Henrietta Marcy, Capt NcE
apply poH'' E u i'el$itt
r. j, r WHITNEY co, So Carondeiet street.
IoL pessage, Hpply 70 the captain on board oil
6Ek FOR GBNDA-FFFT Al AMERICAN snip
tS4as6R oOhn Hancock, Capt Ctliu, having most of
-, g Cargo egag aud ing board viii meet viii
aalek dispatch For remainder u FREIGHT apply to
1t--- BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08

sophical phlanthropist, such assertions, as
one can hear by listening to the conversa-
tions progressing wherever conclave of pol
iticisns is found. it would seem that society is
retrograding, and becoming like it was in the
age of HeraIdrv; in the days of feudal lords,
and despots. | have heard it stated, that The
celebrated English divins,-Robert Hall
when the emperor Napoleon was banished to
the island of st. Helena. exclaimed, ''civili-
cation has gone back fifty agesr' If it went
back s'ffty ages'' then, when majority of
the American people says that Andrew Jack
son was a greater man than George Washing
ton. civilization, in this country, at least. will
have gone back hundred and fifty ages! But
majority of Americans will merer say it,
thank Heaven. The majority loves noble
merit, Truth, and Justice too strongly to utter
such an dbsu,dity! Nerer, will that party.
which loves to hide IFS msanthropy, AMI false
reasonings in the brillancv of that charming,
and noblest of names. Democracy, get the
name of Andrew Jackson recorded as greatest
IN American history. No, his Democratic
principle was not Of the kind to exalt him
higher than Washington, nor to make him
known one i,rentieth as long!
T. H.'GRIFFIN.
Ashland. Iowa, April 9Th 1858.
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npED.-.-Of Lung Fever, in Polk Township, wap-
clio County, Iowa, on the second Of March, HARRI-
son CARWILE, formerly Of Fountain County Indiana
aged 30 years, months, lacking one day.
Mr. Carwe was highly esteemed and his loss made
deep impression upon the hearts that knew him best
for they alone could estimate his moral worth lie
was young man of more than ordinary capacity and
education He left wife and two lovely children,
father and mother, brother and sister, to
his demise.
The following is offered by friend as tribute to
reflections Of his bereaved wife:
Have you then passed from earthfrom those so near
and dear you by the ties of blood and bonds of mat
rimony9 Nay, cannot give thee up--it cannot be-
that thou whose every thought love for thy com
panion and two darling blossoms Of earth, is gsne!-
Thou, who knew naugh for thy friends but love and
kindness-for enemies, sure civilized humanity forbds
that such could exist Nay, thou hadst but DEATH
he secured triumph over thee-and yet for short
seasonby separating thee from all earthly ties But
thy loss earth adds to the hosts OF heaven
tfor sure that thou art there,) yes peerng
through space the bleeding hearts thou hast left
| earth, and which thou art reckoning on to heaven
Mourn we may and cast our eyes toward thy heavenly
home-but thy pure form cannot be seen by orbs of
earth-and thus meekly bow beneath such sorrow
as is only known and felt by the bereaved widow and
fatal arrow into the fountain of lfe for he
as the thief cometh, without warning And we nerved
hearts to meet him. too. But presump-
uous to spend thought upon resistance, why should
we wrestle with death: Why try to wrench treas
ures from his grasp why not submit, for we know our
earthly DOOM when God sends his messenger! But
know weakness, and God knows our sorrow, and
will protect and comfort through trials and se
Affections and in the final dissolution will bear
to his kingdom. Times since your absence drives
slowly along,--things changed-and not like they
were in days Of wore; days alike former weeks,
nights, months and weeks-an eternity. The March
wind with deep hollow tone sounds your demise; and
its drge say to the bleeding heart live in
row until your race is ended, and there shall We be
blest and until then We doomed. To travel
must, bearing Affections until earthly is
rnn. Never forgetting that God in thy death proves
the truth of the scripture that he whom he loveh he
chasteneth.
At the Curlew House. the Sth inst, Mr. 8. J.
GILSON aged about q years.
At Eddyville, on the 9th inst, Mr. d. W. CORWIN.
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The uncertainty and mutability Of all hui
man affairs was never more forcibly illustrated
than it was in this strong Democratic Town
ship, on last Monday. The party held con-
vention, nominated Ticket, and the leaders
worked hard all day, but when the votes were
counted out, 10 and behold only two or three
Of them were elected. We have heard various
reasons assigned for this untoward result, but
we are inclined to think that the principal rea-
son was that the ticket was not p-rular with
the people. In October, six months ago, the
Democrats had 81 majority; now, Boyd, Dem
ocrat has 3, and Of the township officers, the
Republicans elected two Of three Justices. all
the Trustees, Clerk and one Constable, by ma
jorities ranging from to 80. We don't claim
this result, of course, as strictly Republican
victory, because Independent al honest Dem
ocrats aided in achieving it, to whom all honor
is ascribed. We only claim for our party the
merit OF presenting ticket that honest men
OF all parties could and did support, and aid
in electing.
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Temperance Meeting.

Al meeting OF the citizens III ONumWa,
held ia The Congregational Church on Tuesday
evening, The 9th inst, Mr.. B. +. Copeland
was called TO the Char, and DR.. Thrall APP
pointed Secretary.
three were appointed to present resolutions
expressive of the opinion of the meeting. d.
c. Mitchell, John Devin and j. S. Porter,
We're appointed said committee. Mr.. Detwi-
Ter then addressed the meeting on the subject
of temperance and the measures best adapted
to prevent the sale. in this city, of a mixture
of sod corn, nux vomica, and arsenic. vulgarly
termed whiskey. After the address, commit
tee reported the following resolutions, which
were received and adopted: ...
Whereas, In view of the traffic in alcohol
ic drinks, carried on within our limits. it be-
comes necessary that the people IF Ottumwa
should take some action in regard to SAID traf-
fc, with view to curtaling the same. and at
least confoing it within the limits of the law,
therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we now organize ourselves
into temperance society. whose OBJECT shall
be the curtailing of said traffic. .... .
Resolved, That we are aware of the name
our city bears abroad, in regard to the liquor
trade, and that we the citizens of Ottumwa
are alone culpable, for the reason that we
have allowed said trade to run riot il our city.
RESOLVED, That we will NOW do ali we can
and use our best exertions to retrieve the name
of our young and growing city, by using all
our influence, morally, socially and financially,
to put down the wholesale traffic in ardent
spirits which is now carried on.
RESOLVED, That committee Of three be ap.
pointed, whose duty it shall e to call meet
ings. procure speakers. &c.; also ar Executive
committee of five be appointed, whose duty it
shall be to procure funds by subscription and
otherwise, to defray the expenses of this So
ciety;-also. that committee of three be
chosen whose duty it shall BIZ to draft a petit
ton to be presented to our City Authorities,
asking of them the enforcement Of the laws,
and procure signers to the same.
Resolved, That every lover of temperance
and good order be, and is hereby, requested to
give US their name on our roll and lend their
influence to the promotion of the objects here
in set forth.
DR.. Wood, John Devia and A. Lotspeich,
Esq, were appoiated committee to call meet
ings. procure speakers, &c. Fl. B. Jones, H.
P. Graves, DR.. Williamson, Dennis Murphy
and J. S. Porter were appointed Executive
committee. James Hawlev. A H. Hamilton,
and d. C. Mitchell, committee to draft petit
ton to be presented to the City Authorities, to
procure signers &c.
On motion,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be presented to the city papers with re-
quest that they be published gratuitously. "a.
DR.. Wood made few interesting remarks
upon the effects of alcoholic liquors. ....
On motion, meeting adjourned, subject to
call of committee.
-. B. F. COPELAND, Chm.
5. B. THRALL, Sec'y.
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For the Ottumwa Courier
Strange, Remarkably Strange.
s. B. THRALL, Sec'y.

strange, Ne"afkaDiy strange.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-When travelling over The
country from town 10 town, and from city to
city. one beholds diversity of scenes, and
hears some very strange EXPLANATIONS as they
well up from the hearts of men. BIT the
strangest of all strange assertions ever heard,
was uttered in wonld-be famous county seat
not fifty miles away from your fourishing city.
By way of introducing you to the company
from which this strange assertion sprang.
must say, that ! put up for the night at the
hotel which supposed is the best in the city,
not knowing aught to the contrary. In the
bar-room is bar on whose shelves are ranged
numerous Gecanters filled with intoxicating
liquors Of various descriptions, and condiments
to suit the taste. As a matter of course, in
the evening, individuals of varied intellectual
capacities, who love that bane of humanity,
Alcohol, there congregated to sip their drains.
and talk about the "hard times,'' and politics
more generally. listened .attentively. for in
telligence was indelibly stamped upon the
physiognomies of some who were there, and
thought Knight gain information which would
be profitable to me hereafter. They were dis
cnssing the merits of ourex-presdents. They
said some words which concede are true, but
never was so surprised as when heard one
of them exclaim, that General Jackson was
greater man than''-who?-fsth Father of his
Country!" and was still more surprised when
the exclaimer of the above was seconded BY
all engaged in conversational
When IN these DAYS, that are beyond the
noon Of the nineteenth century, a man. who.
without doubt, performed some noble deeds
for America, yet under the cloak of Freedom
in several instances acted with Napoleonic
TYRANNY, is extolled higher than he, who de-
livered this nation from the iron power of OPP
preston, and established its liberties upon
firm basis, and then magnanimously gave up
the power which he might have held; whose
name will be inscribed upon the monument of
Liberty when this Republic is known as YES
tige Of bv-gone age; and when the name Of
Andrew Jackson will be lost beneath the
waves Of forgetfullness; and whose name will
be revered centuries hence far more than those
OF Brntus, Cincinnatus, Napoleon or Cromwell;
and whose name will always form the apex of
the historical, free pyramid erected from the
names of those Heaven-born individuals, who
nobly strove to build Freedom upon the broad.
and firm foundation of justice, and equality
repeat, when such declarations as the above
are uttered, it is well for such as love the
memory of the most noble of earth, to pause.
and think awhile, and see il civilization, and
the true cause Of humanity are not retrograd.
ing, instead Of advancing. Why, to philo.
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The difference between republic ard mon
archy is thus pointed out by somebody: "Pile
all the people into pyramid, with the Presi-
dent for an apex, and you have symbol of a
republic. You can shake the President, but
you can't move the united force Of the people
Invert that pyramid, with king for its base,
and you have the symbol of MOI archy.-
Trip up that king, and the whole structure
falls into confusion.
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Having recently enjoyed :he hospitality of
the Legget House, Fairfield, and the polite at
tentions of the affable and OBJ lying Landlord
Of that establishment, R. H. Legget, Esq, it
affords Us pleasure to say to the pubic that
they cannot do better than to stop there VIZ
they have occasion to visit Fairfield. The
card Of the Legget House will be found in an
other place.
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Ristori, the famous tragic actress, is said to
have made an engagement for series Of per-
formances at Havana and In the United States.
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DEsERvED COMMUNICATIVE employees
OF the Burlington Railroad lately presented to
Col. w. H. Backus, late Superintendent, a
service OF plate worth $3.50. Richly deserved.
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We prblish, entire, the Titles of the differ
ent Laws passed by the Seventh General As.
scmbly, which will be found in this issue.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08

The vote Of this (Centre) Township, on
Monday, was gain Of 81 since October
The canvass was earnest, but free from ex-
citement.
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Robinson, the telegraph bailder, has just
completed fire-alarm and police telegraph
for Brooklyn, New York.
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BLACkSMITHING.

TIME subscriber, having succeeded J. II. Griffith
IL in the Blacksmthng business and removeA to
the Lower Mill where he has erected shop, begs
leave to announce his friends and customers that he
now prepared to do all kinds OF work. In his line
ihort notice and reasonable terms.
AARON MYERS
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We are unable to announce the result of the
vote on Superintendent of Schools, positively.
this week, as the returns have not been official
ly canvassed. The impression now is. that
Boyd, Democrat, is elected by some 100 ma.
jority. Spauldlng, whor without nomina-
ton, upon a call Of citizens of the county, and
really independently, has undoubtedly received
unde- the circumstances, fattering vote, not
withstanding most strenuous exertions to mis-
represent him, and to create the impression
that his position was pretendedy and not really
independent. an impression which doubtless
had some influence. The county gave in Oc-
tober, 291 majority to the Democrats, this
township 81. Boyd now gets 8. The cause
which defeats the Democratic Tp., ticket
did not influence the vote for Superintendent,
80 that it seems clear that Spauldirg is ndebt-
ed to personal preferences of goodly num-
Der Of Democrats, for the fattering result in
this Township, wh,re both Of the Card da e
were best known. The vote here was very
large, 4SO, gain of 81, since October. Il
should be stated in this connection, that
very light vote was polled elsewhere at this
election, and that great many citizens were
misinformed and ignorant IN relation to the
importance Of the election, and the names and
qualifications Of the candidates. Had the facts
been known and had the vote been full, the re-
suit might have been different We thought
Mr.. Spaulding better man for that particular
Office than Mr.. Boyd; but as the latter is un-
doubleday chosen, we hope he will disappoint
one expectations, and impartaly and ably dis
charge the important and delicate trust conf
ded to him.
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G. c.. WARDEN,
DEALER IN
ID II y q OOD S,
III A II ID w A II e.!
Queensware, Groceries, Boots Shoes, Hats 4 Caps.

Ready-Made Clothing, &C., &C.
Nesf door West Of Ezmendogy's Drug Store,
Is now In receipt Of well selected stock of assorted
merchandise, comprising everything usually kept In
Dry GOODS store, all Of which he purchased during the
present hard times in the East at the low prices that
prevailed for cash. and which he will sell to his Gus
toners at correspondingly low rates. All who want
goods Will find 1t to their advantage to call and exam
Inc my stock and prices. am now receiving first
rate stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES, SUGAR, COFFEE,
Family Soap, Spices, Cotton Yarn, Glass, Nails &c.
Dec. IL, 1857. g. c. WARDEN
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STEPHEN II. ACRES,
BOOk.Binder T. Paper.Auler.

OLANk.ROOk Manufacturer. In Coolbaugh's
ID Block, Main Street, Opposite the WIGHTMAN
H0USE) Burlington Iowa. Music, Magasines Period.
icas. &C., &C., bound with neatness and despatch.
Particular attention paid TO Ruling and Blank
work, Of every description. ImsYcb2S nay
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Republican state Convention.

Republican State Convention viii be held at Iowa
City, Thursday, the 18th day of June, 1885, for the
purpose Of nominating Secretary Auditor. Treasurer
Of State and Attorney General and for the transaction
of such other business may be deemednecessary by
the Conve
The ratio Of representation Of each county will be
delegate for every hundred Republican votes
and additional one for every fraction over Fifty,
the vote for Governor the last State election being
the basis. Organized counties with less than one
hundred Republican voters will be entitled each TO one
delegate E#a
s. J. KRKwooD, W. VI. FtRNER,
W. P. CLARK, ii. PRICE,
H. OCoNNoR, G.. d. WOODEN.
Des Moines, Jan, 90 '5S. Committee.