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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Boston, June %.
The Thermometer here to day stood at 90 in
the shade.
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BURLINGTON AND Mo. r. R.-At the meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad, held at Burlington
on the 23d. q resolution was adopted to mort
gage the Road and the lands Of the Company
to raise m.ans.to complete the road to Ottum-
wa. The work Of laying the track with the
iron west Of Rome is now being vigorously
prosecuted, and it is expected that the cars
will run to Hickenbottom's, FIVE miles East Of
Fairfield, in few weeks.
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Republican Co. judicial Convention.
The Republicans of Wapelo County, viii meet in
Mass Convention, at the Court House in 0ttumwa, on
Saturday the 10th day of July next for the purpose
Of choosing 10 Delegates to represent Wapello Coun
~ in the Convention called at Bloomfield Davis Co.,
on Thursday, July 22d. to nominate candidates for
Judge and District Attorney. Jw. NORRIS,
Ottumwa, June 18th '5s Chm Co. Cen. Com.
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At the Meeting Of the Stockholders at
Chicago Friday last the following person were
unanimously elevated Directors of the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Rail Road:
John Van Nortwick, Batavia, i'll.
Chauncey s. Cotton, Galeshnrg, I'll.
Isaac H. Bnrch. Chicago. I'll.
James F. Joy, Detroit. Mich.
Erastus Corning, Albany, N. Y.
Nathaniel Thayer, Boston, Mass.
John M. Forbes, !"
Robert B. Forbs, /"
Sidney Bartlett, !"
John w. Brooks, I" +"
Edward L. Baker, New Bedford, Mass.
AT a subsequent meeting John Van Nortwick
was reelected President, Ed. L.Baker, Chair
man Of Meeting Of Directors, and Amos, T.
Hall, Secretary.
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ln the case OF contempt, Involving the editor
of the Hawkeye, the decision Of Judge Clagstt
has been reversed by the Supreme Court
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HUNGARIAN GDASS SEEn Ju.G =.
Agricultural store. ssfF firrs ~ ifSs
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The election on Monday was very quiet
affair in this city, but more votes were polIed
here than we expected there would have been,
more probably in proportion than were cast
at any other poll in the county. The whole
number was 3i7, as follows:
For the State Bank, 258
Against 80
For General Banking, 1879
Against !" 81
For Railroad Proposition, 3Ci
Against :" 5
In the case Of contempt, involving the editor
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Corner lots are on the rise, with an incrsas-
ing demsnd. ~
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ssHO! Every one that Thirstetll.
COME We TO THE FOUNTAIN
DURE SODA WAFER, made with Nichols
IL Celebrated Mineral Water Apparatus, for sale by
ELMENDORf,
July lstnis-2m Druggist Ottumwa.
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DEsIGNIt Is the Design OF this Institution TO I'm
part Pupils thorough knowledge Of the Theory OF
the Science Of Accounts a. well ~ the principles
OF Commercial Law a. laid down by the best aathors,
Bookkeeping In every variety OF business, including
all necessary calculations and correspondence that
ing Room in any establishment 70 which be may be
called TO be but continuation Of that 10 which he h
already accustomed.
The prscticability OF this IL proved by the hund-
reds Of instances In which of this and other
similar Installations, have gone directly Into the
Clearinghouse Of the Merchant the Manufactured or
Banker, and taken charge OF the Books with entire
success and with no other knowledge OF the busnese
than that acquired Of the Commercial College
KxrxnsE. -Stationery, &C., about - 90. Tuition.
full course e06. E%'7T-.7
No extra charge for Diploma, &c. The expeuss.
therefore, need not exceed from a. 70 90.
June II, 'o6-n16-y sts q & 8 ssssss9es
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we would remind our Friends of fhe Renuh.

We would remind our friends Of the Repub-
lican Congressional Convention which meets
at Oskaloosa on Wednesday, the 7th day Of
July, (next weekly The delegates from this
county are VIM. M. Allison, J. c. Hinsey, J..
W. Norris, C. Dudley, DR.. H. Kirkpatrick,
Geo. Godfry, Thomas Ping, Wilson Sylvester,
David Siberell, Jehu Moore and Aaron Har-
Ian. II any Of the delegates should be unable
to attend they will please make it known, so
that substitutes can be appointed.
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Reppblie.n congre..ionsl Convention.

ARepublican Convention, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating candidate for Representative in Congress, for
the First Congressional District of Iowa, is hereby
called to meet at Oskaloosa, on Wednesday July It'll,
1858.
The ratio Of representation from each county will be
one delegate for every hundred Republican votes
and additional one for every fraction fifty the
vote for Governor at the last State election being the
basis Organized counties with less than hundred
Republican voters will be entitled each to one dele
gate. &
JOHN r. NEEDHAM, 8. b. SHELLEDY
ROBERT f. RATCLIFF, J. II. BALDWIN,
ssh ~ CALVIN TAYLOR.
May 49, 1858. Rep. Cong. Committee.
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For Full Commercial Course, time unlimited inclu-
ding Commercial Calculation, ali Lecturers, and
Practical Penmanship,. .s................e8k 90
Practical Penmanship time unlimited 10 90
Same Course for Ladies', apartments separately 8 90
Ornamental Penmanship- Writing and
Drawing-as agreed upon
Photography, time unlimited, ...........,..16 90
do 20 Lessons, one hour each. ....... B 90
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HRS. JACKS SON.

Milliller ~ Dress Maker !.
MARKET STREET. OPPOSITE OLD cSrkr HOUSE,
oTTUMWA IOWA
M ILLlNERf and Fancy .iueds kept constantly o i
~ hand Altering and Bleaching done In the la
les Eastern style. TnI7-,
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LOOK HEREy
ESTKAY NOTICE.

sENAkEN up by A. ID. Combstock, living in RchIand
j Township, Wapello County, Iowa, on the 3d day
OF june 1885, one bright sorreI mare about IA or is
hands high star In the forehead right forefoot and
LETT hindfoot white and white marks on the back sun
posed to be caused by the saddle with wind gals on
the Knee joints upon the hind legs and hoofs and
lame IN the fore feet, split from the hair down the
end of the hoofs No other marks or brands p.rceiy
able supposedt to be or 10 years old Appraised at
Forty Dollars. j. n CAMpBEi.I CLERK {
ottumwa, June, 18th. by d. CxsPBELL, Dupaty.
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3. & NJ. r. R.-The stockholders Of the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, at
their annual meeting, on the 23d June, elected
the following Board Of Directors:
Nathaniel Thayer, Boston.
John M. Forbes,
John w. Brooks,
r. B. Forbes,
Edward 1. Baker, New Bedford.
Erastus Corning. Albany.
James F. Joy, Detroit.
VIM. F. Coolbaugh, Burlington,
John G.. Reed, g
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!. SIS. la6B.
aCAMKiTT 4 MASON. +
Whclsals and Retail Dealers in and ManufaStu-
49, assS Of
). !, ee1&niturc aAA UrAelstcry.
WasAingtoh Avenue, betwecn 2nd and I'd streets,
NV ST. LOUIS, MO.
err Wsssfoons yill DO found the latest and
-. .tyle made y .he Be-. workmen, and Of
BEDSTEAD6:
Fine Rosewood md Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and
Cherry, with high poi and Canopy.
Rosewood, Mahogany o. "a wAhat. with
- Shelves and ix&1S Tops.
WAR0RoBES ANDa6ECRETARIES:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut.
SOFAS:
Mahogany and waluat, covered in Hair Cloth,
Lasting md BrosAssii.
FinelRosewood, Mahogany, Oak and \ alast, with
Side Cases. Marble Top and ovA1 Glasses.
WA6H-6TAND6:
CENTRE And 9fDE TABLES,
With Marble Tops.
HAT RACKS
Rosewood, Mahogany, OAK and Walnut, a mAny
Also, 6nc Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Wal
nut Parlor, Easy and Rocking CAairey Nvssy vasis-
ty III Cushion, hush az d Case Seat Hoeeptlon ana
Qttolnans, Footstools, Lounges, Corner and SIDE
Whalnots, Extension q abies Shower Baths, lce
Boxer, Wire and Tin Safes, Searrins Pafeat LoSn1t
Bstsfeads. GILT LOOKING GLASSES, Splendid
Rier Glasses, Oyals, Mantle aud square !; Wood
frames in large assortment. NJ ~
BEDDING.
Spring, Hair, Moss, Excelsior and Husk 0oA.
tfasscs Feather Beds, Pillows, Boistssl, Couepsh,
ehests DC, All Of tho bsst matoriAl, and ear, Ast
Evs,v article wnvr.ntnI Y vsnre.ArA.d .ra u
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NEW ERA COOKING STOVE

VINHE above cut represents vltw Of the moss
4 complete and perfect
CO0iSING STOVE NOW IN USE \
The Patternsare entirely new, having been mad6
by thisyc They are fast suppinnting alioth-a
or Cooking Stoves in the market xhe demand for
them is already so great that we are preparing to
manufacture fifty Of them per day. Those wanting
that almos. indis pensibie article, good Cookie
Stove, should rsmember that improvement and
progress arc the ofdercf the day and thatin ar
ticle Of domestic use, has there been greater In
provcment, within the last ten ysars,thoe the one
now under consideration. Iherek0rs5 You I'M
sreat IN promote ysur interests byAaeleetilHsk
stNEW ERAn COOKING STOvBy
in preference up with one Of anantiquxtsd
pattern, A - n
AD- rursale Wholesale and retail, at oup6t9MS
No. 81 Main st., kE0kUK, IOWA, where can n
ways Be found the most pete And varied ast0rt-
mcnt n Cooking, Hsating, and PAior Stoves ever
offered IN the West.
gsiS-Aiso, Timers Stack ofall kinds
" s. MOORE, BRIDGE BRO.
5# Agent. ljanl-dyl
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Fine Roses & Fruits.

Fine Roses 4 Fruits.
ysri.iiss. ssasis.ins 81 Hybrid cil.1iss,
1nltihora, Prairie, Ayfsshirs BounAult,
Hybrid Bourbon, Hybrid perpetual, o. Re-
monstant, hybrid China, Noisette, Moss and
Yellow Roses, Black and varisgatsd, (nss-
tied, dotted and striped) GAliiea. Hybrid
and Dwarf Provence superb and unsivalsa
assortment.
1000 ElowerinG shrubs - Honsysuskls.
Snowfall. spireas, Almonds (largs and dwf
rs1Pss Pnss s ssar.. r : s.
Ounce, Fcrsythis Viridissima, eymphosis
variegasa, blue Fiowering Amorpha, fana.
risk. wcigtla Resea, Italian privet, PAils-
deIphus dfandiIorus, Syringa, etc.
5000 Currmnts.-- Red and White Dutch, vio-
toria, Cherry, White Grape, Black Naples,
Bang up Black, Early Red proysnss and
Champagne, lIrsh cotor).
5000 G0Oscberrscs.--finest English (LAn.
cashirx) sorts, and llosght0n's 6sedling.
1.-THE most prolific variety extantl.
5000 Mas bbe rriss.--1ssd Antwerp, ltruel.
FrsDoonia, Cushing, Orangt, Col. Wilder,
White Or yellow Antwerp. White Prolific,
He'd 0sneseee, Rastoif and Ever beariue.
$500 nhuha sb.--iiy brsd Gisnt and Victoria,
Mammoth, Linnsas, Levia,han, Prince AZ
bert, etc.
LaWlsn's n ew Hechelle blackberry.
--Dorchestes High Bush and Pnsslsy- leAvsd |;
few dozen plants Of each SORT
1Drin conseqsenss Of the opening Of Grand
AvsAss through my ground, also edsr for sale
ny stock VI Cherries, Pears, Piums and APsicots,
Of ths anest varieties and VI large size, the Dwarf
Pears and Apricots just beginning % bss.)
Those wishing TO secure any Ut the trtiales sns-
naTated Absvo invitsdto lsavs tAsi1 orders In
nediately. and persons ata distance, applyiAg By
mall, will b. promptly answered.
CHAS. kEP6' Nsney,
meh lldkw3n .eHrsnd Avenas, Keokpk, Isva.
LJNbf1kB variety 81 WIn7eW 6ka1as & Is
r sspasd CHEAP cAan szoA1.
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GEO. FOSTER,


lxPoarEl AND DxAlsa N
Gains, Class una Quesnswars.
SOLAR LAMPS. CASTORS 4 SPOONS,
TABLE CUTLERY LOOKING GLASSES, &C,
Aain-st., > doors below 9TH,
KE0kUks ........I0WA.
r1vHE sttention VI purchasers il respectfully in
vitsd g the abeys stock, " hich win BE- found 70
prise the newest, largest and bert assortment
u the kisd ever o6sred for sale in this city al Of
which are offered 1t prices to suit the times.-
Parties about TO conmenee housekceliDg house.
keepers, and al in want Of the above articles viii
dnd II 70 their advantage to give me . cali pre-
vioss to purchasing elsewhere.
iass6d u. FOSTER.
WHITE Ironstone Dihing, Tea and Toilet
w Ware, Of new and beau tiiul shapes for aale
in sets or piecsu to suit purchasers, by
leod dEO. FOsTKR.
LIME decorated China Vsses, colpepes, Ne1ch
Z Boxes, caadlestieks, Card Bssksts, tAls, Motto
Cupa and SAaesrs, etc., In great variety, and for
i. i.s. ~ sIo. sos1Eh.
GRkAND0LEs IN sets Or pairs new ead EisA
i j.a sss'''f'' sale y GEO. FOSTER.
1yLXSsWXKE i great variety, q oSlei1. wIS,s
OKgg alaasss, Chsnpagnes, Cordials, Ucssnt4rs
Wine Bottlss, Bar, Table and eoda Jumhless, Hit-
tsr Bottles ,neissrs ,eusass.opooa eeaa1s, povls,
kTeaervs Uishes, Celery GIan4cs, 0ytup 6oltleos
6alts CRAFTY Jars ,Laaps, Csadls9tSsAs. 1eloeses
Cans, LAnp chimnsys, Globes, A., H., BY faf H.
best town for sale at close 1snrss q
tAs hs1 Croekery Stores GEO. 1Oe3zA.
5uasSd
UIAMKE,x LITEN 1RT DEF O.
HAVING purchAscd the above weli-known ~
i tatHfhmcnt, We expect and intend 10 sustaia
the reputation OF the same for furnishine The
LAscst ana mesl Reliable
AND PFRlODICAL0
IaoM ALL FAIRS o. snD
UNITED STATES, AND FROM EUROPE;
And II poaaihle By diligence and enterprise to in
orsass IT, wsli-sarned rorutstiSn.
We shall Also kssp eonstantly on hand n assort
nsut d MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, insludine IN
the latest aad nost valuable psblisatioasj also,
GOOD es.cvtsneet ~ sAs5ses 4l7's - .
STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS.
W. sxpseA - merit, and rsspe etfally polisit tAe
continuance q the nbssal patronage extended 70
our worthy pfvdsoessor, ard shall 10 all ID on
power % 10 Our NEWS ROOM oaeof he indie.
psnsibls instisatieus Or Ksokuk.
q We hsvs alss Circulating Library attacAed =
our kstahllahmsnt, containing son 81 the nsot
popalas works Of the day.
sesssA MCMILLAN j co.
ron RENT.
vTsHRE1 Ass slssPing r. n esensr Of Jehneon
eeti6- ~ I)uH oTANNUe. Y
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ruMsMasEp TIE Anovn sKT MEr. MAS
orERA1IOM,
. s " % s .apsy sS =. i e. .ss
Of and
xa s1tnn oek
Iron: ss. .a a Il; ~, sssslf e s s.n.
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DAILROAD FROGS AND SWITCHES, AND
for ginrs for Locomotive kngnss OF Railroad cars,
Re ilroad track laying tools, fcrgines Tor saw and
grist mills, audaii other work pertaining 20 ma
cbiAe Smitbng, by >. AsiAaL,
Shop on Secon4-st., corner OF I,mea,
jan27d6m hcokus, lows.
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ossSAsa-1' : sAlih
;' -; ];
sSs ~. ~ 49, viiise~n ~ iavsr.
n .33S ~ ii The alz,lss 80 & sSssSty "a
Sl11Is edith U - "a . st1aStHs fsisss
49,. -. have fSlks. r,e.rr, psr.ee,
T.. ia 49, g.inc, Ch.iiiss Scs35Ss MA.
III lie, Argaatinss I1ns Robss
81.
asgsa sypro. - d oss.s se'saeass
- LlSs1 ID Of 81 kiAds-whi.s asa
assr PaaAsi White and ssewa table diaesr.
80 eli.e 81 i linen, brow -
90 al w ss:s' so.iIs -,
y .ayass ,ssliss' and -
81 pa; 1av a.-,.., c,o,h,,.. 80
ss' ||1'i ~ 8 msnties. "A
q shove, Ihsspe = -
eee 81 g - ,.e. ss.ss'
" .ksSx 3lssct fron IL
!
"A ~ walraa "a =
o.EAT ExsIFx1Isrs
~
~ ~ u n, , ug.
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Dry Goods
c n E AP Fo7 Cash. u
WIN. y. GEHRIKG,
main 81, bctweea Gan and 1sh sss.y8
l classes. his entire stock Of
. r r g Q Q D s.. III
HoSI ERR AND N o TsLOi y
rdK CASH eHLxs
ONE PRICE-N0s ABATEMENT! y
Silks,
h M'r'nos' aa
Il Nous. Dclaines,
Silk Poplins,
sa Wool Plaids III
s PSints;'
Broshc Long shawls, Bfoche Square Shawls,
Plaid Wool Ghawls Of all kinda.
s BLAnxsrs;
wooLxN scAuas ss ss
! wsoExs sspsssn,assAxD pR1wszs,
E,ssneis ~ k'Adsf
<oiovs. u III ~, u. u
Aira II do y
Hsssssy 70 DO
..''''f'''' ~. ~.
1os~ss Trinn ine,.
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Nh uCE 4 SON,
LaaA Ageass $50 DrekeSs,


DaAL1Rs II
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS,
W1lt Ls~ds, Imrvsvst Fsrms, Tswm Property, &C.,
vOar DoDCH, IOWA.
WKpay pssf.es's. sifesfos 20 ths ssiectiea Of
w Lands aud their location, with cash or Land
Warrants. In tho ~ Dodge, Sioux City and Osags
Lnnd Dictriets, lows. We have agents 1t 6ioax
cisy sad Osags who devote their whole time And 81
tsatioa 70 the transaction Of busincss The r..
Dodge district will receive personal attention.
W will COLLECT notes, bills, drafts and ases ptanees
thsoushosl LesA. AID remit proceeds pso.ptly In
drafts - Nav York. keal Estate and Land War
rsnts bought ard sold on eommission. Ttlss q.
sminsd asd tAxss paid. We also pay aAnsHuLAa
ATTENTION 70 thsloAAing Of Land v Ayranta for nss
residents, the loaning Of money 1t bsst western
rstsy, ard " investasnS generally. We oxaains
sassfuly ell lAnHs locate and will Give plas md
dssaipsiop. 0sr sonnisiss for ioanins o. lesatise
lAsA Wsrrantsia tho abovs named DISTRICTS will y
1iu pr 80, ~ per l1o, 81 per 80, ed Is per 90
asrss. whisA shoa ID seeenpsny ths sasFsats, end
als0ths Lsaa o9ce Tess warrants, OF 81 for sssh
. asSss, IN Hills or drafts on New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TIMEp
AL hasiasm sasrussA 70 ~ will receivs prompt
Aad standardization. spondencsso lisitsA.
apf1o-dkwly
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PLU1G1GH1 = co.,
ns. ils Main .ss. Ass. Ash q Sth,
WHOLESALE ArB AssAI iDsALa1sI
BUiLD ERS' HARD WARE,
1TAvE nov In store full stock Of Hailding
III NstssiaIa ,yush a. Rim ana AoStiSe Locks,
Lstches aud KNOBS, Butts, Screws aad Del0, essh
PuIlcys and Cords, Sash Fastsnings, Bells, Car
riares, Wasdrobs Nosks, este His ess, 40, &c.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
paul N Err 4 co.,
pxALERa1k
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepsr Cd TO furnish french and Ansfiean
IA Gisss Of any sise desired. Alss, British
Grown Glsss sash 81 all een DOn sinsst bfessed
Oil, varnishss, Spirits Turpsntins, AlcoAol
Paris Chrome Green, dry and In oil; and all the
cheaper qualities of Green all sorts cf 0Ysfnihg
coiors i iola kssf Silver and Copper Dsessei
Paintaad VsEnish bsushss. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We are Also Agents for the State Of Iowa for
"fosters PstenI Friction window 6upportsrs,"
which are nov coming into very general nss,, and
are IN sYcerlsnt snbAtitute for weights Dullsys,
and great savipg a expense. ~.
&1Agents wanted to sell them through the
4tats.
We are also Assnts for Keokuk for."whitss
Pendulum Curtain fixturss,' the simplsss snd
best Cartain fixtare ever invented.
PLUAAER = CO.,
jy3o5Av Cona's Dsilains. Ills hsin-st.
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Main street, seswssn ~ ana ISL.
4. wR1a HI -
MANUFACTURES cARRIAaEs,.,
Nl BUGGIES AND WA0ONEs - -
and docs all work in his limo, on1
short notice and in the best manner. 1spaiSing
re TO order. ljanlkd3m1
Banner Mills
FL q Y X d h p q r.!
vlyHB propsissors Of the BAl1DlK MILLS are
now pFdIAfcd to furnish q hstousu with
1tssr, Meal, nsck = AeAt, and O. Flour - -.
Dxan md 6hnrts, from tN11s Ds2pai6
REDDiNGTONse MOCK,
Cornsv ar TAird and gcAnssw Ssrssss.
~. H.-R1our delivered to any part Of the city
re- W charge.
IAsy viii also pay Cash and the highest masks,
49, Tor Wheat, Buckwheat ard coss.
- froDDARD = CARVER.
"a ssask. -. d ssm
6TICIs
N r. "A - ahe ~ osmcf nesnafd
~! ~ I ss que 80 nj ssll = =.
ysttle their acssnnts viii q. ~
IoaSts autletixrd " cd,l664 ~ re
III I %. BERN An
SIA 3%Ssfs 3.B. NAGpA3{yyN Sa
sss Ssss5 y EkNAR RID &44oxMQ0D.
ss r. ~ af ssHsrnArd. (6n1ain : O..
~ 4 4. h. s.) 1T ten1sRe. \
"a 81 Nv i1 .s 5st. n; i:;iii
- ~ eallel1s r ~ \, sakss aistiA r.
sy. a. ~ = n 40. " - ~
a. r. ~ ~ = rs ~ r. " 80
~ .onSe tf = r. ioeol = -
vi, y go n "
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NsHRER Ass slssPisg ~ h esensr Of Jshnsoa
Nat1o-10 J)uN 0TANNUe.
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lAPoarHR AND D1ALsa II {.
China, Olass ana Quesnswars,
SOLAR LAMPS, CASTORS 4 SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLERY, LOOKING GLASSES, &C,
Aain-st., > doors below 9Th,
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LIME decorated China Vssss, colpgpes, AaAch
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Cups and SAassrs, etc., in great variety, and for
ale ION, BY GRO. EO6THR,
june6d
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tGkKANDOLES In sets or pairs new and YieA
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

INDiAS TREATIEs.-As the recent outbreak among
tire lEdsn tribes in Washington and Oregon Terrific
rice attracting good deal of attention at the pres
ent time, il well to remember that in the aggregate
these tribes number SLY souls, and that they
have ceded TO the Government ~, 4l5 $50 acres Of
land, for which they were TO receive within twenty
yesrs s. go 600 money beside the residence smors
them ofphyscisrs, school teschers, fAnsrs &c. Now,
while the whites are taking possession of these ceded
lands the Indians have not received any par Of the
remuneration, because Of the Serstes tsrdtress 90.
proving the treaties. This, then, is real cause OF
their dssfecton ard We should nationally expect that
will be difficult TO restore quiet among them until
Obligations are commerced 10 be fulfilled, or until
the whites cease TO take possession Of the lsnds if not
fulfilled.
This statement alec enables us better 10 realize the
imminent danger We are n Of general Ind 81 war az
Wei az the jeopardy - which msny Of our Indian
agents sre subjected in their Intercourse with the
tribes, ard tie 4ssduous Abors which they are con-
PEELED 70 p..fora - keep those 10 tnsr charge ps IL
i< .W~a.ls.Qa s.ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
TIE PARAGUAY EXPEDITIONS
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun.

Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sum-
WAsHIyGToS, Aug. "a, 1873
The exposition contained in The Union Of this
ing Of the intentions Of the Executive in regard TO the
Paraguay expedition is doubtless authentic. II Is sat-
sfae,ory to know from such authority that the naval
force at length provided for the service will be sde
quste to the reduction Of the forts above the Trees
Bocos, and near the capital, Assumption. The in
referred to as having been completed with view TO
meet the eyesve diplomacy OF Lopez. Our little feet
will no doubt give good account OF itself.
In diplomacy the Spanish Americans excel, and it
will perhaps be the policy of Lopez to temporlze and
yeSv our Minister and naval commander with de-
lays, ara rorce tuer rofer back to Washington for
Instructions. Whatever We are 10 do whether in war
or negotiation, with Paraguay must be done promptly
failure OF the expedition would prove disastrous 10
American reputation throughout South America.
derstated by the Authorities ordinarily referred 10.
The population is estimated at 300, 600 whereas, sc
coIdng 70 Mr.. Hopkins, who was lately the United
States Corsul a. Assumption it is go 900. That Lo-
pee bad 1900 men under arms when threatened with
an attack from his hostile neighbors is well known
de has also European engineers and tacticians in
his service DE has had too long time for prepsra.
ton against our expedition, and viii perhaps attempt
TO obstruot the navigation Of the river above the
" three mouths. But this again would involve him
IN difficulty with England, France, Bueros Ayres and
Brazil.
Another Of his lodges will no doub. be to seek the
mediation OF mutusly friendly power, aud even pro
pose an srbiston the acceptance Of which lie Or 1ba
bly, forbidden by the Instructions Of cur Minister.
President Lopez 10 the chief merchant, broker
cjgarmsker and steamboat owner in his fertile do
nirons, and ID Teputed to be worth more money than
the whole amount COW in our Treasury, increased a.
nae been by the ten million losI. He can, there
fore, easily pay the amount of indemnity which /,
claimed 90 account OF spoia.ions upon our people.