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to point to one prominent man in the ranks of
the Republican party, who ever threatened a
dissolution of the Union under any cireum-
stances. When they can do SO, then it will be
time enough to make the charge. Here I
leave the matter. MECHANIC.
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We learn that Hydrophobia is prevailing at
or near Kirkville in this County. Several
cases were reported to US by one Of our citi-
Gems who had just been there, last week, and
Ne intended TO have mentioned tho fact in q
prsvieus. number.
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DISSOLUTION OF pAnTNERsHIP

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Co-Partuership
~ heretofore existing between the Undersigned
under the firm, and Style of Wicker and Johnson was
dissolved the 11th inst, by mutual consent All the
left with A. J. Wicker who is still carrying the
business at his old Stand. A. J. WICKER,
Chillicothe March, 18th. WILLIAM JOHNSON. 1
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Hon. S. r. Curtis has placed us under OBJ
legations for three volumns Of Messages and
Documents, for copy of his abb. Speech on
the Mormon question, and for a qnantty of
garden Seeds.
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KeOkuk. TT. Des MOines s. Min-
nesOta IL. IL. CO.--New Contract.

The X. Fl. D. M & NJ r. R. Co. have
closed a contract with Sanford ]. Smith and
associates for the graduation of their road
from Bentonsport to Eddyville, 50 miles. BY
the conditions of the contract work is to be
commenced forwith and carried forward as
rapidly as the requisite funds along the line
can be procured. The citizens of Keosanqua
have very liberty subscribed $4,000 towards
this important work, aud we congratulate both
them and ourselves upon the certainty that by
early fall they will be connected to Keokuk
by the iron rail. Beyond Keosauqna little
has been done by way of subscriptions, for
hitherto no effort has been made but we can
assure the people along that portion of the
route to Iowaville, that now is their time, and
that by coming up with energy to help for
ward the graduation the track may be laid this
season to Iowaville.
| Beyond Iowavile work will be commenced
as soon as the requisite basis can be obtained
from Waprlo county; and the agents of the
! Company propose soon 10 solicit such aid as
may be expected from that ,arter. Mr..
Smith, named above, has been the prominent
contractor in the Company, who has with
energy and success graded the road to Ben
| .onport; we have known him person ally for
years as a successful ralroaa man, and aid
ed by his associates, who have had long ard
| successful experience in the same department
together with the unanimous co-operat ton of
an efficient Board of Directors, at the head of
whom stands Gen. H. T. Reid, so indefatiga-
BILE in his devotion to the rail road, we believe
that the rapid progress Of our Valley road Is
certain. Daily Gate City.
In recommending DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea
we do hot mean that tbs a specific in all cases,
and never fails, and that all those who use It
will never die. We can honestly assert that
it has been used in thousands Of families, who
were suffering under the different diseases for
which it is recommended, and that in every
! one, entire satisfaction has been given. In
most of them, such was the happy effect of il
that they but say the cure was truly wonder
fol, it having not only cured their pains, but
saved them large OUTLAWS for doctor'sbills.
| For sale BY w. F. Elmcndorf, j. L. Tayolr
C. Lawrence in Ottumwa aud by agents in
every town in the country
/ See advertisement.
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Literary Curiosity.
J. w. NoRRls, Eso.-Dear Sir:


I observed II,
your last weeks issue piece headed "Fun
with the Fs." Some years since, read in an
old Magazine, piece of "Alliteration" which,
if my memory serves Alright, runs about as
follows:
"Frederick Fawner, famed for frmest
friendship, finding female flattery fruitl es
fed from fair frequented hourishng fowery
fields, and formed the following fine flourish
ing final farewell, for false, fallacious, Fanny
Fastidious."
Fluttering friend farewell forever,
Hope hath hung her harps on high; ...
Every effort or endeavor,
Starts some serious, sobing sigh.
When with warmest wishes wooing,
fingered long loves langud look,
Silent still sublimely showing,
Firmest faith for forms forsook. -
Pleasing prospects prove protecting,
Innocency is innate,
Deserts dear delights directing,
Far from former frowning fate .......r.. .
Fluttering friend, farewell, farewell;
Shall sorrows sigh still silent sleep,
To truant time thy troub es tell,
Why with wearied wanderings weep"
II you think this worthy of an insertion, it
it is at your service. .,... ...
Very truly and respectfully,
M. w. McCHESNEY.
Highland, April 18th, 1858.
Markets. @'aa
At Burlington Monday, money was plenty
but exchange 2 per cent Flour 3,25@3, rs;
Wheat dull at so; Corn 1920; Potatoes 1O@15;
Eggs 5; Sugar 7@>; Coffee ID; molasses, 37@50
River rising. G
At st. Louis S,h.- Pork SIS 75@$16, meat
5l@st; Bacon 1909. Lard 83@l0l Sugar 81;
Molasses 31033
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G. 90 DIS
AT COST AND
NO HUI M B Gil!

THNHE subscribers contemplating to change their
II business having determined to close out their
entire and superior stock of Dry Goods Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, and all kinds of Variety Goods,
AT COST FOR CASH, Il CASH ONLY
To cash purchasers there is now gaod opportunity
to supply themselves with cheap goods.
The public respectfully invited to call and bs
convinced that they will do as they say
Remember the corner store, in the story brick
building, adjoining the Curlew House.
Respectfully,
ADLER FEINEMAN.
p S-They offer, also, their stock OF Furniture an
nfacured by II. s. Drinke, in this city, at less than
cost. A,&F
March II. '59-n2-tf
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

IHyHE genuine Farbanks Scales for sale at manufac
turer's prices by KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
Sole Agents, Water Jefferson street, Burlington
Iowa nol6-tf
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SPRING BEDS.-A new patent, which will
- put up trial of one week and II not liked will be
taken down. free Of charge--f kept, price 81 co. Any
wishing to try them can do so by calling at my
store. n3otf II. G. HARDY.
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CosIlCOaI!COAI!

VNyHE subscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank
and is now prepared to furnish customers with
coal at the bank for per bushel 10 cents pei
bushel delivered in any part of Ottumwa. This Goa
is free from dirt, and of the very best quality.
JAN IA, '5S-n46-lm JAS. p. HALLOWAY.
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EDERS0NS who may have books, pamphlets be-
III longing to me will confer favor by returning
them to the Courier Office at the earliest convenience.
j. w. NORRIS.
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Warmers 4 Merchants Bank of Ash.
II land taken for Goods and on account by
ldec. II, '57-n42-tfl JAMES HAWLEY.
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Repub,ican,state Convention.

Republican State Convention will be held at low
City, Thursday the 18th day of June, 1885, for the
purpose Of nominating Secretary, Auditor Treasurer
Of State aud Attorney General and for the
ofsuch other business may be deemed,necessary by
the Convention
The ratio Of representation OF each county will be
delegate for every hundred Republican votes
and an additional one for every fraction fifty,
the vote for Governor at the last State election being
the basis. Organized counties with less than one
hundred Republican voters will be entitled each to
de1sate
g. J. KIRKwoop, ". H. farmer,
W. p CLARK, Fl. PRICE,
H. O'CoSNoR, .s G. D. WOODEN
Des Moines, Jan, 90 SO. Committee.
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n. 3. SISSON,
DH

HAVING permanently locatedin
III Ottumwa, offers his services to
the citizens of town and vicinity All UIYA
work warranted. Ladies waited on at II-J
their II desired Teeth inserted from one to
entirese either by Of springs atmospheric
pressure He may be found at the Office of Drs William
son Thrall. the LIST week in the month. (Feb H. 80.
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BLACKsNIITHING.

yUyHE subscriber, having succeeded J. H. Grinath
in the Understandings business and removed 70
the Lower MILL where he has erected new shop begB
TO announce his friends and customers that be
IS now prepared do all kinds of work. In his iine on
ihort notice and reasonable terms. ~
AARON MYERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

;
sales OF 700 bsgs Rio sdc and 100 bags Mlacsb) a, III
lie. 49,
is quite aCye but lower rates for common brands while tne
grades without import m change and IN rood relue
disposition shown eel BY most holders at the current rstes
the sls 100 bbls at 81 lOasi 20 frcommon 70 good
- q or .Gpefne Indians md Michigan 81 25ssi 90 for
do - ia 20 for common y good extra oho 81 20
90 > m good 10 choice dol e5G 30 for 81 Louis brands
an +6 tor extra Gsuesee-Rih occasional 5rands that
bnng s7q 81 25 Canadian Flour n fair rege., aud Is heavy
the fair the stock good sales q go bbs a. 81 10
oi4 - for .UpeIhbe and 81 3jGss 81 for extra brands
Southern Flour exceedingly quiet and nominal the arrivals
fr mixed good brand. Baltimore, &c. and = 9j9
q the bitter GRADES Rye Flour n limited request sud
- Ss,,v 1. f1r .a II 100 tfI JeIsey AZ a. Bueksb
Flour isin fair request a. g Is e 100 70.
tuue Ian guild bat prices without essential change
FRCITs-Rsisins dull aes 80 boxes Layers 81 45
and 700 b6ls Havana Oranses on private term. 49,,
IT, milling shippers buying sEarngy the rates asked being
above trr limits the sales 80 busn good Red southern
81 -; 500 bush choice White do at 81 a. and so bash
dsnagd southern a: 10 Rye Is Taiher lower Ae inquiry i
Hs Of 200 BUSH lie. Barley is dull a d7c Oas
better demand and plenty; sal. Of southern z74S
yrs' a1qsa Delaware At Sie5sc State 1t a,qi aAd
Wes 4dlc. Corn pleaty and lower; the decline
the inquiry more active mainly for eHp the ses aye a. co.
bush 65dG6s for Southern Yellow 65d57c. for White do
ard 81 ao4lc. for Jersey Yellow.
GUNNY BAGS AND CLOTH The Boston ssilph.2 Lit
f .hree days ending I'd inst, has he following remsrss
"GUySY bAGs-Th.re have been sales Of 20 bales a. 9c.
each cssb. The stock February was l6 80 bales.
"GUSsY CLoTHThe market for this article hes been quiet
since and only sole. Of $50 oles gh
private ,.rm. Hoiers are hIm The stock February was
The nsrke. frrn and basines done
sAes OF ooO h'Nican A. l7e mos S0 Wet Sated euos
cdca Buffalo on private terms. Ao 81 Country Slaughter :,
ic 6mos
HOPS continue quiet at 5ds for common to good and ga
lee oT choice ls57s Old are held generally al s.
lEATHER-Thse 10 change 70 notice: Hemock and Oak
MoLAssEs-Te landings have beer few to-day and grocer.
being IN want pces have sdyanesd Re ice e large arrivals
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Police COMMISSIONERS.
SECRET SESSION.

The Board in secret session yesterday afternoon ap
pointed Sergeant Morris DecaIhp az an Inspector, but
did not assign him any post
Sergeant James Silvey wa% appointed Inspector Of
the First Ward.
Messrs. Augustus McInbergh, John Whitney, Thos.
Nesbit Charles Van Wart and Alexander Gibson
were appointed on the River Police the latter named
10 be Sergeant.
The following letter of resignation from Commits.
sioner PFLTTI.H PERT was received and read and
the rese nation of Mr. PERT as member of the Board
accepted: ~ 49,.
GENTLEMEN: According the ntimsou made to AZ the
las, meeting hereby res place Commissioner of Police
| accepted The appointment meet emergency which had
arise In the Affairs The Board intending 90 whd.w when TIE
difficulties which caused II removed The Board now
will have doubt harmonic Ia AL The imIurtsi
subjects whi before H. the principles wh 10
De well understood and accorded
In by the different members. In this state of things
feel AZ liberty retire. especially "a could remain IN tn
Withdrawing from the Boerd cannot omit 20 akuowisc ne
Kindness frankuess which have always been ms1is'ed
toward during connection with Il; can etrl from
favorable opi which entoa for the system
wl the Police bill has introduced which seems 20 wei
calculated eet tho important object NJ wLch IL aims re
able ara strength fo the maintenance Of order III this great
ci'y have gahcd observe t1e Intelligence and
moral worth of the great naoy OF the pnen duty
needing only the tnS rsnks render the e lent
coppare y6raby with best Embellishments Of Eurpe in tie
course Of time. With gEca, respect your OBJ serX nan,
To the Hon. COMMISSIONERS Poker.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Gr.ni tots So s2ls 500 s57s 767 selasg y

Grand total. l1 G5l S29 557J74 7SEbbI s8bsb ~
Messrs Duncan, Sherman & Co., will pay the diyi-
depd on the NewYork Central stock registered in this
city. Messrs. Thayer & Brothers on that registered
at Boston and the Albany City Bank upon that re-
gstered at Albany.
The increased capital OF the National Bank of this
city is now all paid TO- aud its business will hereafter
10 conducted on a capital of 81 100000
In relation to the meeting of the creditors OF Law
renee, Stone & Co., The Boston Trareler says:
There was large number of creditors in attendance.
At the present meeting itiydve claims proved,
which some hai-dozen at he first meeting, make in
all about sixty claius. The total amount of these
claims is nearly eleven hundred thousand dollars.
The following are the holders Of the larger claims
Vermont Bank, $4,000; Merchants Bank, Bed
ford, s3S it9 n; Salem Five Gents Saving Bunk,
- OBJ: B4k of Cumberland, Portland $t0,OJj; Fal-
mouth (Me.) Bank, $40 2ss G2; j. T. Buckinshqn,
$iyt9; Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Com
p6ny $6l 10; Bay Stale Bank, S6S,23I H. Geo. L.
tpham. 50 ,3oS =; Era 4. Bourne, s32i,9ll 80;
IIe EicsinsoI 4 Co.. 81, l36 93 Leyere,t snd II.
Satonstsl trustee $40 jC3 49, Robert {. Fergusou,
So ,ilS o.; Mechanics Bank, New-Bedford, slJ
i5s -; Geo. L. Bs,e, si7 ,94; Blake, Howe Co.,
sl-s. 500 C6; Eagle Bank, s27,2Ol 81; Columbian
bank $50 so Of: =. :. Sloue, 81, $50; BrOgn Uni
versiiv s65ll Sr!; Robert II. Ives, sl000s; Nathan.
iel Hill slj.7lG 90; Merchants Bank, Newburyp0r,
s2s.9l =; Beknap County Bank, Laconia, y. H.,
The Treasurer Of the Western Railroad presented
a claim of ST., 25O in behalf OF the Sinking Fdud of
that road. As the notes were not yet due, the clsn
was not allowed by the Court.
- In Justice to many OF the creditors above named,
i should be stated that the Botes, scceptances, &C.,
proved are in nearly every case protected by other
responsible namss OF individuals and corporations so
that the amoult Of the claims cannot be taken any
Indication of the actual loss.
The or. ditors ade choice nearly unanimously, Of
Charles u. Head and John Lowell a. sssignees.
The CouIt sts.,d that rule had been adopted 70
require b, pds Of sssgIees, which had been az time.
fI, as high as $1,000. In the present case tax ug
into consideration the circumsencs Of the case, be
should fix the bond a. $4,000, which any creditor
could move TO increase at = future meeting.
The further hesriug Of the ease adjourned to
the Sd of March, st ~ a M
The hjnrctiOn on - Eink OF Hartford Comfy OF
Hartford, Conn, has been removed, and il bs, CON-
menced business and made arrangements for the
redemption of It's circulating notes at the Suffolk Bank
in Boston. George N. Bartholomew hos been elec.ed
President ofthe institution.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
sale. Of 2ao1 Nil. New Orleans 'sss. o.sy u. ls.,

,.e, Of 7sol als View Orleans ,sas mosgy u. lst.,
pike. Foreign 10 upehanset
p cilstiss rvo~ and prices rave ssai9 ynsi sOf %
his n jirE 10 % sni7c - 90 y ~, Ggd 10 D..
81 " sio,luG 4, D. hiEher rate Cr o. ~ lnast dasaad,
49, rs,s s,miy sales 4 % bbl'. s''noi - " sra ~
3d. 49, - = $40 10. in ysFa oih.i ti0S AZ 20 sT's4 e
80 - IS or :, 'ec,sd and him. .,,
on ,on, N. ina ba. ' Lfrs Nih y e.saat3
Ill, .1,-., Lir.erd s. in Inoier''s rg - = yhess
80 81 s,l,s Of 40 gallons :. - '' casshy -
'Js 5;.f 5s Hiai ni,d iSaa f 4 he
d,ctrty hsayy and :, lowrI ~. ''e , y.. 80 .ysas9 s9
a. pis Rel sr.ady and ~ hs request ~ ne iol nd
,,,,ern trade s.ss Il ~ bbs a. 500 - or ',ry FHs
"a sI4 lj9sii fr er,,a DO Prime Mcss ia 6rn al u hr
rsaas.i At sIsdsea Beef Haa' an rm !. s.5dfI baooa
:, "a f.r Al cut. g. 1sc. ~ 1nz ribbed ndi es ~
for Eueb Do. Pc. ioJ bo roO e.! Sc - eaIe"s g.
E sb,p,rs and 1s.. tn Hams Dressed oss are hssyy a.
S,S.ic Lard plenty and lower; The sses are 20 eo a'i
S,ss ;. IS lie and Ohio l1l5c Che. soabe =, dsc.
RiCF-Ths mukt ia f1n AMI ss. 20 he exsi o 30 es.
h,vs h-,p made AZ asa - ~ 4 l00 n - qnsty.
sJe ,Rs-Th. R ral arrivals have deTrsssi III. sN-tt Srd
the auction ss- today showed decline q a. There hAs
b. Ho,s .i nS.. 10 The .iaSe oi o. .Sa ySS,
handsome sample. o which sSdsy m ea' s,. I ~ 8. 3 Ne r
Orr ans st 5q To- price t snhed IS hes caes -
5d' atw q SS Sa Snl az ., sts5s5s 10, e
sKiNs-GoS in moderate reSirT ssie' o. oas nAss
caih Tern: W. did %, 'sr1; e. y1r ,s,r v ss a in IL
,sss hsve been go sag In bond pyr terms 50 oa' :,
6d6sc 10 cash: The ma ket ' quite hi"' lhs '''es
TEtTSe sastion sale announced :ouOOw has hesn
postponed iSdefuey Many hoer nd'posed 20 oesT a.
pr sent prices There only nod business doing 81 H.
TALLow-only limited supply IN the market ard Prices are
frm ssl,s Of i2,O,O 70 Prime a, loic. ,
woolFcreisn :. little Hoe sqaired sr ,aes Of g sNs'
WHIsKY-The deusud is tc md The market finn
'as: e so 6bl: a. ~ ioT Jer.ey snd !e for VI
We uoce sales of6O0 handsome ocho,sk al Soc, cash
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

CREEGAyA No y IVES, Iw,-;y .svea' '.i.s' % I'm
sCsJ, Feb JGns CrsesAn sesd SeHrs nIa's S'i -
CLUfF-Ai No 81 M.isoa street EiIa ,i,rsh.er q WIZ
.aA NJ, nyh aseI ls mlnts ry.,,.,.
q, F,b. 8 y. D.!aglaine Da 'o-i. a., 2 yu' ,or,
HI, fsDial Ti '-te gHce on eo . q ~
fLLI0TT-op w.d-s.dsy sfssiueun, Fb J. Of er'unF'i'n
H. 'Fiis; Iys a5 .nd 1Fa r. li z y. 1.a 11 % o Of @ Mr.
Henry w.skhy spec flII in,ed 70 q s;'sne = n .:
siI ocoE ? e. III. lFIilsyl sfsraooa HsF remains VIII
uSLtH6l ll'2 10 %sia..i. S-i1siS Fs5 oap Mo-
" l1d xsry Ann Hin a. yeI., month al ii5s
Ts rs'y' AHd t3J' ! toe my AZ ,eP- & In s 81
,eaa.a Of b El.ss No i5 3J;ss.I ,tI Th .n.,.
iats r~,. E1s Bay. DAUGHTER u Ps;iie1 lai M1sHs'
JGARE-o On @eins.dsy Feb. sarh I-saEe, wife OF J0oa
H.. or4. "a rs si,:. o, tie family az ry:.d to
No * Adeipfi s:rest b .~een Pan tDl Iye ayel.es
Brookyr Her remains Will b taken . Greenwood Joy r
L!GHTBoDv-In hi. city, % Tuesday FEB .ser Pro. o
scted lusss NJ james Lishboey ased " Jss'' e-' Il
day. native Of Hamilton Ssout L ~ -.
HI. iIi.Dds I-si'-' 80 tho.e Of his -.s C9la a. l " e
ss 3l1 ~ - 15y SToI' sm s9d b ae Tu. No @ We. M
!: f5Ir.h street, or sunday Feb. !, At o'clok pm
Lt3Sa GA So . GSanbs street, on wedresdsy, Feb s.
Maria Jane wife Of COruss Lsiose r IN % year d he'
LEWIs-At No. Us Nas;een:h '-e. wea.os,sy Feb 3
John Lews Of James and sarah Lew aged II n'on'n
r$SSETAe cqyentry Conn, on Monday Feb. l. Nj Henry
Penney II Sen-i ork, eyed - yeers. - o.,
gANDFORD-At Milwaukee. Wis, n Mo1dly jan p WIN
f,n hope Of bssl ty A-olsh -" forsyns r'fe
# his God Lewis Sanford formerly OF New cheuc ao
Leroy y. Y sged y yeaIs.
tsif r-ia psIers p.esse copy. -.
TODD-On Thursday eYe6ns Feb Of inflammation Of re
l.ats Minnie Cecilia dausGter 4 Mar ard Theodore +"
TODD, aged month. aud day.
The the family respectfully invited - steni ~.
fuLeIa from her sbeTs residence No fi He IhHy
,tr..t SATURDAY, the 9th inst, AZ 5 o'ciock ~
TuCKER-At No 30 Third avenue, Tuesday, FEB o.
plemisy Cathsine Tucker se.d p Yeas shef % hasl
Tdcker Of Teeson Sligo. Ireland. ,
Al No sfre We0nHsda
aernoon, Feb James wills aged - years sDd l1'A
WALSH-At No. 246 South Sixth street, Wiian9soug' %
Tueday, Feb Sias T. Walsh AGED years and months
WARD-At No 80 Wes: Seyeniee nth street on Nede-dAy
morning F,t with the cronp knepey, dsuzhtF oi heiIy
and sarah Wsrd aged year and u days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
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