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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

UUUVU
I OTTERY for the benefit OF the State of
4 Delaware, Class l., for 1855 TO be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY
April 24th, 1888.
IL mum her I,Ottery-l 2 drawn ballots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17


D. IN. w. Harris "People's Favorite'
Do do "Luxury OF the People
Do do "Aprcot'
Do do "Sultana'
"Charles Fry's" bs. "A B Dabney's' BIS.
Magnolia" y. Harper
H ]. Lewis's" j.. K Smith"
Jones P. Link :" Henry GODDARD
Eliza Logan" Charles Asher
"Esmeralda" "G w Thompson"
Coleman & Co.'S" l2's
81 X. Childres" los
"Belle OF the South" J lbs
"Wm. Lyon" }"
''Rosedale'
With large stock Of Imported, Domestic
and German CIGARS; SMOKING TOBACCO,
in bbls and papers; Fowhatan PIPES; Glazed
Pipe Heads; Chalk Pipes; Scotch, Rappee and
Maccaboy SNUFF, in kegs, bladders, papers,
and bottles; all of which they offer 10 the trade
as low as they can be purchased in this or any
other market NH ~
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1851 FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Isl
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CALAD OIL-Best Bordeaux, just received
- and for sale b. J. R PlERPOlNT,
No. l72, S. f. corner OF King and Wash sts.
aps
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ap l5-3,' Attorney for the Commonwealth.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

IL NeSE.XSFk TfiSass.
1854

The successful laying Of he tsans.
Atlantic fslegrsphts Oath 1asEs 80 m - nAs
llsiesy Of nsas.s f.egsan nsesslseA -
distance fo our shosls asd ~ Iaais vKisk 1890
.sl..s ne ~, e Ss,.s:y shs :s.s.pa = s:s.s..
e The Mediterranean, ths Ea.ias ihs liaek - q
ssxs morning, not The very Ssy sfiss ssesssssss
she imnedss. inssnessssi nsigAberAecd ~ vSeis
sss r.: -. snd % osl. = Isssss :. S
WIN hereafter bs reported nos aey = ~
~: q os. .e.sossa sis!ss: ne ss!dse Pesss 6
read The quotations Of MAT 1ays business Ne Req
81 Exchange and q the Bopns, whose tsans1e>ieS,
revelation n Paris, Important sees - Paslie.
ment, are In Constantneple. vtl b dlseu4 ssosAA
tAe bssak-sass tables q Nsv-Yort ! ~ hssn 60
lion IL the conditions & usn sssssss: L.
elected By the tss wirs streschng sesoo ~ oeeasS
;cs and one ssvissS. result sssSs ss.s s 3 ss:s.
ampled community ofSseling and inssfess ansns che
nations q Christsndcm, asd sonseeuent dsirs De
through the medium Of The Neuspapss Rrsas. lsss6la
hardly possible that thousasds should noe Aeasss1k
ssss read sasr own .ss aas:
Been content With wsesv isss. VII q" require :
i vital element q s.sa l. sisde., sssssS d -.
ness, or enjoyment u w. has nov beeone ln1gpee
sable 70 AL pzr
TIE Nsw.tonk Tnnunn, now Dese Aoa eeve9seoo
years old when xas ne esss yo.rnel !. Ne World thss
20 low price - swo cent? and which he's attained Ne
unparalleled aegregaee 81 more than 3oooeoenheesD.
uons soMciss 10 snare eSthe ~ pesson-
age which me MetfoRonssn pres hsseeSessh ceo-
strained q neavy weekIy eoes g SDssve. - 49,
especially she pssronsee ana aesaye nvos o. ksrVsu
cAxs-oi those VINO hate =. tcrns q elpreeeien, onA
desire tnas eves? rauenai oeane shau be nee TO 81.
pioy Dis IAcuulec 10 sucn tnnOceot manner aeAe oho
deem oess-ot snose vno wouIa exeena Lteesty 40
limit slaveryInat y mrther appeal akeviss % 81
plenty, prosperity. through the tyos<etlen u Anssla
can Industry ~ Wisely oiecfmlnaon6 d0tIee on In
porse-au VINO mvor Nesiona! krogyeeo through Inter.
nal eno memcreIon vsther then ~ sAtsss
nal aggression ana exssnsionelI who would have the.
devoted g the efa rail-
b. sboiishine or Immensely reducins ~ xrSr "a
Navy. and expendine she money shus ssvei - ~
Of bene0cence which Vim eudpfs soCNss esr shilSr.S
49, : nstlon ard nAnt - raai aSxs.so - 49,
aesras y any Iesson somnaAily hon aesulslGlsas
s.s g ssssss s;sss ~ ~ sisa
s,nr4snna NJ the pn6lic Lana Aafwsl n.A1ae~ el
m "a every hoDefui nlsn ;naerSsd a S-s.ssS ~
I'm 81 human uipcry hon desr4h a. ssrIevCsns ~
inadequate reeompense-every scheme espeeiaiy thsA
ins them g ssp ~ q, sssss.
eel sympathy ana eo.spessaSon -1 ; $ --31G
Within the present year Tns fn,rsn, hse a,sviAsn
itself with new and faster Pres 81 cost h ~ M
papers mall easlier than they oshsrv ~ 1shs a..
With correspondent &c the most inportarS poinHe
throughoss Inc cvii.sd wssId. saS ~ 81 vrisess
chosen from the best In the county we bslieve ShsA
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

Clevelasd, Octobsr i3.
We have The following Republican major,-
ties:
Summit county, 1000, Portage county about
$50; Clark county, 1000, Huron county, l.
52l; Shelby county, township, s.; Hardin
county, $50; Columbus county, coo; Wayne
county, 90; Marion county, 200, Sensca Co.,
100; Delaware county, 2S3; Lorain, 1900.
Garry, (Rsp. } i elected to Congress, in the
9th District. also Ashley, Republican. in the
5th District. Hla
The foIlowing;srs the Democratic msjorities
0ttowa eounty-2 townships. 10.
sandasky coanty--3l2; Crawford county
$40; Allen county, Is; Van Vert county, Is
Stark couaty, 200; Riehland county, 200.
In Logan county, large nsmoersde gain.
AshtAbula county-AshtAbala township-
Congressman, Todd, Democrat, 81, Hutchins
Republican, 1854, Ciddings, 8.
Hamilton eounty-opposition, State Ticket
about 1900 majority.
Second Ceagrsssional District-Gu er.sy, sp
position, majority i about 1000.
First Dislriet-P endleton's majority 10 abou
350-about $4,000 votes were pollsd IN hi
county.
Third District vAilandingham, Democrat
undoubtedly elected.
Twelfth Distriet-Cox, Democrat, majorit
over 500. an
In the Muskingsm District, Tompkirs, Re
publican, elected by q small majosity-a gai
Of 229 over last years vote.
Fulton county gives $40 Republican majsri
Ity-a Republican gain Of IT'S.
Williams county givss LOO Repub lean ma
jority-Wood county. 0O-De6anes count
200 Democratic majority Henry county, !
500 Democratic majority.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

HALIFAX, OcS. Z
The crew Of the ship Goldsa STATE mntinisd
on July 10. They would not work under pre-
tense that they bad not enough feed, b u tAa
oARcsrs and boatswaia fsarfully, took boa
and went ashore where they were captured and
taken into custody. ~
GasAr BarrAix.-The conAiet between the
e6csrs oe the Atlantic Telegraph Company
still continues.
NJ. Brett has ,ssued . second pamphlet IN ga
swes 70 Mr.. Whitshouss. He ehargss the lst-
tsr = ith ignorases q TIE faess, Gays that Elm,
re soPe o. gutts psrcha covered cshlss have
besa proved to b useless, and hopes that ths
9 enpaay viii lay cable q three slsstries
conductors next year.
The British Board Of Trade returns for Al
gust. = dssesass in exports foe that mouth d
over half million sterling, conpassd With
saas month lsss yssr. M
The new cable hstvssn Ergiaai end Hol
land, hes been suecsssfully laid down. Il 4
The hssvisst cable ever subnesgsd.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

DR. JAMES. The Resapoa Rhysas
clan, discovered while In the East Indies. .
certain cure for Consumption, Asthns {1ronehitis.
Coughs. Colds, and general debility. The remedy
Vas discovered By him whom his only child =
J daughter. was given mp 70 die. His child was
cured, and b nov alive and VEIL DESTROYS Of
bsneattins his fellow mortsls, he Win send 70 those
Who wish Il. the recipe contsining fan Airee.
lions tof making and saeceesenAy using this/
remedy, PISS, on receipt Of theirnaae. Address o.
noSl-3 mos ~ 80
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

/ i F.. G !.
Philadelphia, October IL.
In the 9Th District, Wood, opposition, has
now 1850 majority in Montgomery county
the balance Of the District has not yet been
heard from. Last year 1t gave Demo-
cratic majority ct l.4O0. Partial retul nj
show handsome opposition gain and WOODS
election 10 plain.
Erie, Oct. 10
In 18th Congressional District, Babbitt, Rep,
$500 to 5000 majority. Finney, Rep, Tor SEN
ate, 800 10 1000 majority.
In Crawford Co., Rabbit hes 1000 majovity.
Finney 1900 majority. Is
Philadelphia, Oct. 10
10Th District. Partial returns show that
Foster, Dem, leads Covode 600 majority in
Westmoreland county. The balance OF the
county will increase his majority to 900. In.
diana and Armstrong counties. which gave
large Republican m.jorities in 1856 are to hea,
from.
18th District. The returns show large
gain for Mac Pherson, Opp, in Franklin Co.,
and Reilly, the present Democratic msmber
is supposed to be elected.
Philadelphla city-Ths following are The
Opp. msionties in Philadelphia; Supreme
Judge 4788, Canal Commissioner 1880; Sher.
ID 5273; Register OF Wills 5000; Clerk OF
Orphans Court. AGO.
- Pittsburg, Oct. 10.
About two thirds Of the county has been
heard from, and the Republican majority on
the State ticket and Sheriff is over 5000. The
snnti-!ax Commissioners are defeated by at
least 1000 majority.
Later-l5th District. J. +. Hall, Opp,
elected BY 1900 majority over White, the pres
ent Democratic member.
18th District. The vote 10 very close, but
Mcpherson, Opp, 10 believed to be elected.
9th District. John Woods is certainly eiec-
ted over Owen Jones, Democrat.
Later-Wood's majority over Jones exceeds
1000.
Philadelphia, Oct 10.
It'll District Lehigh County gives Long.
inecker, Opp, nearly 200 mai.
7th D,strict-This District l. In Doubt
Large gains are reported for Longinscksr, OPP
posisicn.
In Bucks county, Longinseksr gains 22l "a
fifteen Districts.
Roberts Democratic mej. IL Bucks county
will not exceed 200. The result 10 doubtful.
18th Dlstrict-Csrbon county gives Shoe
maker, Opposition, 500 MAJ.
Northampton county gives Demmiek, DEM
ocrat, 5000 mai.
The balance Of the District consists Of
Monr %, Pike, and Wayne counties. The re-
cult IL ln doubt, both parties claiming the VIC
tory. The Democratic majority 10 1856 was
$500.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14
OTTUMWA COURIER.
WapeIl0 County Majorif1os.

WApe1tO COMFY MoyOftt10os
NasAi~oson 7ose~sAtp- .Hayns 81 Townsend Z
Curtis 9.
Pleosant.-Hayne1 Townsend % !; Trimble 9.
bmpstias.-Hurst. 8; Hendershots, Is; Trimble 10
HioAland.-Hayne, Is; Townsend, - Curtis, -
DaAlone0d-Hayne,t s.; Townsend. %; Curtis, 60
Aoency.-Hurst, 4s Hendenhott, lis; Trimble, IS
Eeokuk-Hayne, 10; Hendsrshoss, -.
Green.-Hurst, u; Renlershots. 1Oe; Tfimbie, -
observation-disclosures, 80; Henndershott, .; Curtis a.
Cdss.--Hayne. 8; Hendershost, 10; Trimble, g.
Polk.-Hendershott, "a
Adams Hurst, ~; Hendershott. 81; Trimble, 60
Centre.-fayne. 50 /; Hendesshost, 81; Trimble, Is
RSchldnd.-Hayne 81; Townsend, V60; Curtis g.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14
Uavis County.

In IL Township Trimble's majority
over Curtis is 391. Two townships to
hear from, which will probably in
crease Trimbles majority to about 400.
Two years ago Halls majority over
Curtis, was SIP. The Democratic
State Ticket will be about 800 ahead.
Hendershott, the regular democratic
nominee for Judge, beats Townsend,
Ind. Dem, about 400. The majority
against McAchran for Prosecuting
Attorney win not be 90 much.-[ Da-
Wis County Index, extra.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

so 49, indianapolis, Oct IL.
In this city and Eve townships u Marion
Co., Pos:sr, Rsp., Tor Congress, gains $50 over
The vote q 1853. f0e ts Jlat
Addison township, Shsiby Co.. Porter, Rep,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

e. The Peorn Union has published au-
thentic copies Of mortgages recently made BY
Judge Douglas upon his property in the city Il
Chicago to the amount Of e52,0 900. Fernando
Wood. he notorious Tsnnsny Hall politieias
Of New Yosk, d the principal nertgagss.-
This aossy ID saissd Eer ~ purposs q he
rs-sisctiAa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

Tvs New York HsrSld ssys that plan Tor
uniting the Rspublissn end American foeses
10 that Ststsis nov receiving TIE hearty support
Of Tharlow weed. \ contsnpistss the With.
drswsl, On the American side. q tbs eandi.
datssfes Governor, and Lisatsasnt 0ovsrnor,
and "a TIE Republican side. q tn candidates
for Canal Conaissisaos nj otstss tsisieo L.
spsetor, thus lssving bat enc eppesslisa stats
ticket il II Geld, which. e - sAak ssi Gle
x ~ tvs pertiss Will ssbait wssii b. ssaiss-
lent 70 ~ election.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

TaE RssuIr.-In The county, Hsyns, Re-
pabNeaa candidate Tor clerk has from 100 to
$50 majority. TrinbIe hes about 100, and
Rendered oott 80 msj. O6scisi next week.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14
Appan60se County.

just as we 60 to press an Extra of
the APPANoosE REPUBLICAN comes to
hand which gives in Townships of
that County 1913 maj. for Trimble; %
maj. for Townsend, and in ! Fps, l4s
maj. for Harris. This County gave
Samuels 2Ss majority.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

"A eorrsspondsat of the Albany Jssrsal
met sx-Prssidsat Van Barren the othsr day on
his way to IL Fair 4 Syracuse. looking q
bale and hearty - thirty years since.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14
For the Courier.
Temperance Movement.

Ia II possible that our grand movement for
Temperance has died in its earliest infancy Is
there not LETT still enough Of public spirit
among friends of improvement and moral 70.
form, Or enough Of paternal love among our
fathers, or among sons is there not left enough
dlial love Tor the well being Of parents, to
prompt all to riss up together and check the
nArch.of this damning curse? No, net check
IT. march. for Il h already among " with it,
score OF rees uiting ofi:srs-.shsll's recruiting
ofhcsss," and its mad, miserable, slavish dsvs-
tesss and their name 10 !egion. Some Of our
cid msn, and some in the prime Of life, have
fsllsn, Our young men 10 more than thrse-
fold number are fast following. All zee this
ell know It; would 70 God, all might fed it
Ea What 10 the cause Of this failure to keep up
this movensot? Does Il arise from party
ssrifsf This 10 folly, nay, worse than folly,
It ID crime to let party feeling hinder any one
from doing public o. private good. Mss d
al partiss should come together At once throw
asids every party feeling, adopt the better feel
iaGs of patriotism and humanity for the pur.
pSss ct vanishing srcg. shops. Or do come
bdlisvs that It h uneonstitutional to abate such
edrssd nuisances. To such would say. OK.
sAins the constitution and laws FOR yourself.
But before yon decide, examine on, grog shop.
and the condition Of their victims, struggling
tSos I've, but cannot. No, cannot, while the
7naddssmg sewerage Is almost literally running
through out btfssts. This viii not only enlis
ytar sympathy for ignorant and miserable hu.
monty, bat II you are sensible man, ! MAJ
Of mind aud heart, II viii aid you materially
q give the law IL proper application, to I'm.
derstand more fully Inst laws were made TO,
The good Of the people. = -
. IL cause found u the belief that moral sua.
sion 10 the better means u rsfornation? Goo
forbid thst Il this day any one should still elm
tethst MODE Of doing away with the evil
But who Of that belief ever use moral sussion
very few, think. No, Temperance men On.
wensn, those who know the working Of rum
selling and rundrinking, know that nothin,
but banishment Of liqusr from our midst vii
s6tetaally cure the evil. Ne, Mr.. Editor tber,
can b no comproniss with this curse Of on
sses- intsxieatiag drink.
Another csuss II failure Was heachery Il
'sur ranks Tbers are men everywhere wh,
hsvstsmrefance faces, but whisky appetizer
and rome such are Among ~. There il snothe
saiass, TIA greatest Of oil. II i the nighty in
aetivity that exists among ouf citissns-a wan
seeorTset knowledge Of our duties We waa
activity and perseverance, and this gar can ;
carried on to the accomplishment Of mucl
coed. What shah BE- dous?
REGULUS. /
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

-Intelligsacs from Rome announces the
appointment Of the Very Rev. z. Purcell, ol
Cincinnati, - Coadjutor Bishop Of the Catho-
lie Diocesss Of Pittsburgh
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO Maria r. Titus.

90 atN Madam :-You ere hereby
actihed that there Il now ON ale In the once Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of wapello County, Iowa
petition of Samuel NJ Titus asking 70 be divorced
from you because Of abandonment adultery and other
charges against yoH In said petition specifically ct
forth Said petitioner also asks the exclusive custody
and control Of his children, the osprings Of his mar
riage With you. And unless ron appear and ansver
said petition before the morning Of the 80th day
Of 1858 the Sd day Of the next term Of said
Court judgement and decree will be enteae ed asanst
you according TO the prayer Of said petiaIsn
go Z. BI0HAM, AT. for Petitioner.
The above named defendant, not found In Wapei,o
County. WIN. LEWIS jr sheriff
ofWapello County, lows.
- red that the above noticebe pubii'sed 10 the
Week y Ottumwa Courier according 10 -. l
le6,5Ol JOSEPH n CAMPBkiL Clerk
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

Tor Congress, gains $50 over the vote Of 1855.
Addison township, Shelby Co., Portsr's maj.
90, . Republican gain Of los.
Washington township Rep. gain Of 81.
Van Buren, township Porter's majority 35-
. Democratic gain Of II.
One township in Hancock county gives "a
majority. Same township in 1855 gave small
Democratic majority.
Tppeeanoe Co. gives Republican majority
Of $50 to 6O0--a gain Of 200.
Small majority for Republican ticket in
Boone Co., usually Democrat by 200 majority.
The retur~s thus far indicate the election Of
English, Demo.ra,, In the I'd district, by &
small majority.
Sd District, Dunn. Republican, elected.
4th District, HOLMAN, Democrat, elected. !.
9Th District, Kilgor, Republican, elected.
9Th District. Porter: = Republican, BY majority
Of 300 to 400, which is a Republican gain 10
the district Of 1900 over the vote Of 1856.
9th District, Wilson, Republican, elected.
9th District, colfax, Republican.
1lth District, Petit, Republican.
The State ticket 10 yet IN doubt.
vincesnss, Oct. 13.
Partial returns from the First District indie
cate the election Of Hovsy. anti Lecompton, for
Congress.
- VanderbarE, anti-Lecompton, IL elected.
Let Observation-Disclosures, Democrat, has 492
majority.
I'd District.- Morris, Opposition 1 800 mai.
Sd District.-Yarrel, Opposition, 1887 maj.
4th District elineard, Opposition, 2247
majority.
Ko.x County will give NibIack, Democrat
about l5O mel. Democratic majority in 1856
was 46S.
Princeton, Gibson Co, Hovey's maj will be
$50.
Washington, Davis Co, vote about tie.
Mount Pleasant, Martin County, gives Nib
lack IS maj.
Lafayette, Oct. "a.
Tippecanos County.-Ail township heard
from give Wilson, Representative for Congress
9th District, 400 majority. About the same Tor
County and State ticket.
;iWarren County gives Wilson 400 mai.
Charlottesville, Montgomery County, gives
Wilson Republican, Sc maj.
So Michigan City, Oct. IL.
Michigan township gives Colfax 200 major
ity; Scipo township Colfax 81 majority; Cool
Spring Walker 20 maj; Westllls precinct gives
Colfax 100 majority.
New York, Oct. IL.
The Tribune says the vote Of Harrisburg Sc
CURES the election Of John W Kellinger, Opp.
in that district over Kuukel, Dem.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14
segL sLtn. AnOu. o&yssas.
JOEL ELLIS &c 90.
llvs srocE saoxnas Z COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS
Fer the sale - Pvovislons 4 RroAuce.
No. 1lo South Water Street.

No. 10 sossA Water Street,
CHICAGO ILLlNOl0.
Having disposed a. our interest In the Duschery
business 70 Msssr. J. L. Cybourn Bro, % ars nov
chase and sale ~ Live Stock and Provisione
From long connection With the buteheriuR busi.
meas aid buying and selling live STOCK wc feel just
mad In giving assurance conslenmsas d thia
kind Win be dispossA Of By us - The enpe satisAc
ton Of the ownese We Win aoo give attention % any
kind of produce that may 30 eonsgned q - br sae
10 this market. Liberal cash advances made on con.
sales win be rendered. "a n :
no silly. JOEL ELLIS CO.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

DosFoN, Oct 3.
Tbs .1spubliaas of the Oh coagrsssisaa
District have noninatsd Hon. wi T1Ayr lol
re-slectioa. ite saat lsi.s.J sis 49,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14
BANK NOTICE.

VUVHE UNDERSIGNED PERSONS, having associated
themselves together for the formation ofa Branch
Of the State Bank Of Iowa. 70 be known By the name
and style Of the wapello County Branch, located a
the City OF Ottumwa, would hereby notify I'll persons
that they propose to- and viii open Boot for the sub
scrptons Of the capital Stock Of said Branch ON the
9Th and 7th days Of Oct next 1t exchange ONCE
D. y. Copeland In Ottumwa. Said Books 10 be open
from 10 o'clock A. NJ TO O'Clock p NJ. Of said DAYS
and viii be open for two successive days according
10 Law
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

SAGE! SAGE! SAGEf
ust received from the "Shakers Of Lsban on" q
- large lot Of Fresh eage In pressed packagea and
In balk. VIZ. ELMENDORH
~. Otsn0Wa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

We cut from the Oskaloosa Herald's
report some few items of interest in
regard to our Stae fair held in that City
some two weeks since. More uext
iesue:-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

FLOWERS AND PLANTS
The exhibition Of flowers, plants, DO,
was net very extensive. We noticed
some fine collections by Mrs. 8. s.
Smith, Mrs. s. P. Harrington, and Mrs.
E. G. Owen, of Oskaloosa, and by
Nealy, Brothers & Beck, Of Burlington
There was specimens Of strawberry
plants by ]. H. Garrison, Of Keokuk
County, and garden flowers by g. NJ.
Elsey of Oskaloosa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

from the galveston News OF Thursday last we OK
tract the iolo"ing;
ne unaerstand tnat correct estimates have been
81 the removal ~ 4 har - M Pah'ets, oy means
dnrino The ronr or ~ ah 49, ~. y. sns. Ilser,
no. m.ds .nd ths, ~. ,,.ns .J :, .nas npiossment
avbterags las nasriv s,naIaa sif ny sasea IN ne
and The nrohsb slisy sh.. .h nail .ne wnoie Sos.,
p,id hack before ths vs.r Ont eN'e eo'' VIII %
Two vessels are now loading Al c.,v..,on LEI
cotton sead a. go. n E .Jss uiveston, win
msuufacture Of oil An Sseu ~ W.
80 I.t. VI oii. an enterprise Is on 1901 lor the