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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-12-16
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TO Printers ANA Publishers.

Having perfected our machinery and decreased our
ABILITIES for the manufacture of ~ &c g. u
FER, offer for sale large assortment of superb
or quality at the following Reduced Prices:
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DAVENPORT
co NJ MERctA'L COLLEGE.
Griggs Block, Cor. Third and Perry 4Sss,
DAVENPORT, SCOTT co.. IOWA.

-FACUL
~ PHI " ~ EZ Professor of Book Keeping and
Mathematics,
W. II. PRATT, Professor of Penmanship and sEooE
Keeping,
W. RIEPE ~~Hfess,r Of German Language
d. l., SHOREY, Esq, Lecturer on Commercial Law,
&C.
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. ELLIS. ARCH. CLYBUR
JOEL ELLIS e. Co.
ARCH. CLYBrRN

LIVE STOCK BROKERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For tnc sale OF pFoyis:nns & Produce.
No. 40 South Water Street,
CHICAGO. EIF.SEf $.
Having disposed of our interest IN the Hatchery
business to Messrs. J. A. Clybourn Bro,
prepared to give Our personal attention to the
chase and sale of Live stock and Provisions
From orr long connection with the butcheriny bust
ness, and buying and selling live stock. feel usti
fed III giving assurance that any consignment oE his
kind will be disposed of by Us, the entire atsfc-
ton of the We will also give attention TO any
kind Of produce that may he consigned to Us for sale
in this market. Liberal cash advances made-on 60
signmetts, and sales guaranteed Prompt returns OF
sales win be rendered.
no 3l--1y. H -- JOEL ELLIS co.
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut.

And variety Of articles usually kept in fret
class Furniture Warehouse which too numerous to
MENTOR ~ y
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts to IS 90.
Gill frame Looking Glasses from 81 % TO $3.50 co.
Mattresses 81 IS TO $50 %.
Brass clocks, with iron frames, from q 90 to
IS 90.
liberal discount mi de TO country dealers rnsOtf
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tfe Furniture Furniture! 'si5
Fresh Arrival at III. G.. iHardy's

WHOLESALE a. RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LooKING-GLAsS WAREHOUSE IL
Jefferson-st., Between Water Main, in Mr. Postle-
waits new four story brick, Burlington, iowa
Tys II. HARDY returns his thanks to the ctizena Of
I'VE burlington and vicinity for their previous nat,
ronage and soiicits continuance feeling .confdsns
thathe can continue to give perfect satisfaction
Owing TO hard times have purchased goods very
much wer than formerly that IL enables me to self
all goods in my line from 20 to rs per cent less thar
any other house in the west, and all goods warranted
rs good rs represented or the money refunded. Ny
stock consists of the following goods In
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BOOKS FOR IOWA.
1NrHE CITY OF BURLINGTON.

.#s , 81 f.
TT T.. CCYsSE a. &esE. would call the attention
of The citizens Of iowa to the uneSamnlet iaci-
ties they possess for furnishing every article In the Back
aud stationery line Their stock complete IN every
and the connection of huntington with
first manufa cturng places in tie world hy railroad
places them in the heart of tine market Their estah
iihnent Is divided into distinct apartments each In
charge of the most competent assistants. IS
1st MISCELLANEOUS Books-The publications Of
the different eastern and western honses are plac-
ed on their shelves almost as soon as Issued
I'd. SCHOOL BoDK DEPARTMENT.-A Are agents for
M'Gunice's, Sanders, and most of The schoolbooks
published in the Union. They furnish them at rub
lshers prices, making them come to The yers at
least leper cent. cheaper than we procure them
at any place. E
3D.. LAW BOOK DEPARTMENTAL agents for. the
principal Law Publishing houses IN the Upfon they
can furnish any legal works whatever at pnhiica-
4th. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Complete at ailtimes
9Th. BLANK BDOKS.--Bankers, Merchants, and RAFT
road Companies find every variety of blanls
al their house.
9th. sTAIIcNERY.A large stock Of Gap, Letter, aud
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
ntlcir shelves at satisfactory prices
7th. AGENTS DEPARTMEN9.--I no " az can young
man without means establish himself in business
easily by securing Subscribers 10 publications
found on their shelves. a trial viii individually
prove satisfactory.
Sth. PRINTERS DFPARTaiENT--As agents for +.
Johnson's Type Foundry, they can supply im,ned
ately from their stock on hands. every variety Of
News and Ornamentaltype Cases, Gaileys. Chases
Presses, brass and Lead rule--Also, News and Col
ored Inks, printing paper Of every SIZE Flatcap
Folio Post, cold Medium cards, card board cler
omatic boards, and everything, in fact, connected
with printing office.
An examination of their stock is all is
n9l-tf f,s%h $3.50
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We shall keep constantly on hand n large stock of
Book and Colored papers which win he sold ut prices
that defy competition Paper in all cases Warranted
as represented We are satisfied, considering the
pcrior quality Of our paper and the great reduction
which we have made, that it win an nducement for
you to examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
ErEZADNE2s, SMS,Cza & 90.
n3il0 till Jan LIST,
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E Il N 8 -

.s.
For Fnl Commercial Course time un mted inclu-
ding Commercial Calculation all Lectures, and
Practical Penmanship,. .................Sa5 90
Same Course for Ladies department separately 2j 90
Practical Penmanshp, time unlimited, .......I0 90
Same Course for Ladies, apartment separately j 90
Ornamental Penmauship-Card Writing aud
Drawing-as agreed upon
Phono graphy, time unlimited ..........I5 90
do 20 Lessons, one hour each, , GO
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DEsrGN.-It is the Design of this Institution to i'm
part to Pupils thorough knowledge of the Theory Of
the "Science of Accounts" well the principles
ofCommercial Law, as laid downby the best authors
and to give comDlte course of practice in actual
Bookkeeping in every variety of business, including
all necessary calculations and correspond so that
in short the pnpil will find the business of the Count
insRoom in any establishment to which he may be
called to he but continuation of that to which he is
already accustomed.
The practicabili,y of this is proved by the hurd-
reds OF instances in which Graduates of this and other
similar Institutions, have gone directly into the
Countng-house of the Merchant, the Manufacturer
Banker, and taken charge of the Books with entire
success, nd with other knowledge of the business
than Tint acquired at the Commercial College.
EXPENSE. stationery, &c, about IS co. Tuition,
full course SIS.
No extra charge for Diploma, &c. The expense,
therefore, need not exceed from $50, to $40
June II, 5S-nl6-Y
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THE MEDICAL TRINITY.
Each OF RAILWAYS Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain Diseases and when either
the READY RELIEF RESovATNG RsoLvENT, to the REGu-
AToRs, are used for the certain class of disease they
are specially designed for the system undergoes rap
Id transformation from its diseased condition to heal
thy and nanny STATE Of xisfence 90 4. -
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THE DOUBLE AsTTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONEl,
Patented May. 1ssl.-Imnroyed i'm 1850.

Patented May, 1S51.-rmproyed in 1855. e.
FEVEab Little Giant Corn and Cob Mil Is q simple
Il and portable machine formed the COTE mill
principle entirely of cTs iron. for farm and plantation
use, aud designed for preparing food for steck which
1T does at the rate OF ten TO twenty bushels per hour,
according to the size OF the Mill. An Improvements
has been effected III its model the present season,
which consists in adding another Conc and sea Of
crushers, together with an inn Bridge Tree and
in substituting box platform In place ofthe old legs,
by means Of all owhic the speed is nearly doubled.
and twhen roquired) the MIL adapted also 10 grindf
sheiled corn into hop!noGy aid zine meal for family
use. Byreversing the motion, in other words, By
running u backwards, ten fifteen quarts of meal to
the bushel are obtained and hc balance is Superior
hommony or good food for feeling.
TlIL' ADJ 1N11GF OF FEEDING CORN AND
COB E5sAL PR0IEN 9sas4 re
Henry Aspaueb. Of Greenfield co.. ohie. ssys.-"ia
1893 myself and brother raised large crop Of corn,
AID purchased 100 head or cat lie TO fattep Ny hroib
ar twisting to divide our interests offered me Ef;ssn
cents per hundred pounds for his choice 81 the cAttls,
to the number ofseventy Mead. 1 accepted. ard lie
selected his seventy, leaving ne hpnared ard
twenty, We then divided corn; he ieG bis Yin u
shock, and had uife ground together with the cck;
ny brothers corn did not hole ont near Tong
Hssne, tloughw had divided equally and he fed
enty head to nv one hundred ard twe.ty when his
corn war out ilet him have from, nire;and when we
arished feeding the cattle weighed and sold, Il
was fonnd that my cattle had yaiscd i've pounds
The hundred double what his 4 al gained and my
profits were thousand dollars than his !"
Each MIL furnished complete, ready for attaching
team, and no eHtFy power required than what acceu,
rauies each mill
Fer BY KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Burlinr.op,
Iowa. uS2y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-27
me Black and white Slave Trade.

Prem the Bostca TTlnscFfptl
During a residence in Cuba, / paid some at
tention to the treatment OF coolies after land
ing. The puTgatory through which many Of
them pass while at sea, is BY no means sue
ceeded By a heaven % land. Their treatment
is in ali respects that Of slaves. They are
taken to baIraeoons, ard farmsd out &c planters
in the interior, noninaliy for a term Of years,
bat every one understands thai they will be
slaves until they die.
The coolies live and work with the slaves,
and children springing from the two races grow
up apparently in the same state. The overseer
makes no distinction Of color IN bis severity,
CT rather the white slave is worse treated THAI
bis black brother-so badly that many Of them
commit suicide. While ! vas in Cuba last
winter, the oTerseer OF a neighboring plantation
was killed BY one Of the coolies, eight OF whom
claimed 70 have done the deed. They knew
that the death which woGld be their lot would
Be better than the life to which they locked
forward. They were all executed.
Some Of the American shiPs which arrived
81 Havana with coolies, during nv STAY there.
lost large numbers on the passage. The Ckaf-
kage. Of New York, Ia ded bat about 500 out
Of POO taken on board. The Rste Hoopsr. Of
Baltimore, lest large number By being shot
AID harged, or BY their jumping overheard.
The EoTa Temple and T~cOadtTazO, both be-
longing to New York, were more fortunate, and
their freights paid well.
In the African slave b~usiness, the American
brig R B LGutoz bad a discouraging voyage
She landed $50 90 the coast, out OF 600 taken
on boar on the east coast Of Afriea-the TEST
having died, together with the captain, mate
and eli bot two Of the crew. TIT amount re-
ceivsd for the 15G was said to have paid the
expenses Of the v0yage and the cost OF the yes
sci, which, as is usually the case, was burned.
Although the freighting Of coolies is, IN re-
slitv, not a whit better than the regular old
fashioned slave trade, yet il seems just nov 70
be muen more genteel, and IN the absence Of
otter business ia the Chinese seas, viii be the
resource Of some Of our ships- A friend Of
mine in Havana, the captain OF . small vessel
was offered $4,000 to 60 to the west coast Of
Africa fer a cargo Of negroes. He Declined az
the business is n bad OdOr; but be could take
a cargo Of coolies, with profit to himself and
bis owners az too many OF said coolies should
not die q natural OF violent deafh) and could
afterwards meet bis friends on state street, in
the same business, with perfect safety. This
illustrates the difference H'twixt twesdledum
and tweedledee.D
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BAGGTNG & ROPE.
RRlGG,S ARCTIC LININEKT.

E00 FIECEs KenturEy Hand Loom BlEzinz
CUO T5 Co.'s Hand-maoe Rope, on Consignment
AID for sale low 70 the trade
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MurpEEev. Ass.urr.-A man 2

MUKDEEOUs AsskULT.-A man r 1n.8 Co,,
who lives at Six Mile Station, n IN. railroad
over the river, YESTERDAY entered Barn.t's
Hotel, near the ferry ~is-asing, and took dinner.
After dinner benz somewhat in liquor, he be-
bsved IN a yer disagreeable aud mischievous
manner y. the house and store, and az length
enter ID the dining rSOn, and called again for
inner. The walters assured him he bad par
taken Of that neal and paid sor it. he be-
came angry at this, and used very foul Ian
gage to CHARLES MEvER and FRAEK ZEIL,
two Of the waters. at length be drew a snsll
pocket knife, and commenced q most outTs-
eeous assault on the two boys, s~tabbing and
cutting at them with all bis might ZETI was
cut on the wrist, and slightly in one or two
other places His shirt under The right arm
was cut space Of three inches. METER, who Il
a small, slight built and weakly youth, received
slight cuts in three or four places, and the mar
showed a determination to pot an end to biz
life. He eOntriVsd to get hin in q corner
where be. held him BY the throat, with one
hand, while with the other be held up the knife
to in6ict q deadly blow. At this instant, MT.
BAzEETT, hearing the noise, rushed in and
ssizing az az handle, struck Com q blow on
the bead that brought him to the door, before
his murdsrOus Intention could be executed. As
ID dropped, the mar fell upon his own knife
iunicfisg q wound upon bis shoulder. ofeers
CusEIEeHAM, LOeAN and PEEE were sum
moned to arrest hin, but the dsuouiae spirit
OF the man wa not yet sPPeased, and be offer
ed aHtbs resistance to the policeman in his
power, eursing and disappearing in ths most re-
volting manber. Il being impossible 70 deal
with hin Oihsrways,a dray was obtained and the
officers, placing their prisoner upon it, convey
ed him to jail By main force. His case will be
exsniped to-day.
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9ort Of HIGmpbis.
Arrivals and D-epartHres-
T%HuRsoAT. A9Esst %. 1855.

THURSDAY. AUGUST %, 1855.
FtlZhugbs Cincinnati to Memphis.
Uncle sam, New Orleans 70 It. Louis.
Champion, S.. Louis to New Orleaus.
River News.
The river continued to decline last evening
business on the wharf, without being brisk.
was tOlsrabie. The arrivals were few, only
i've boats were registered from Wednesday
morning to last evening.
The Frisbse, ssuey Kate, Capt. Shirley.
highly popular boat, will leave our wharf Al
3 O'Clock this afternoon for Napoleon. Pas
sengers down The river should remember that
the Kate is an unsxcelled boat, aud keeps a
magnificent table. She carries the United
States mails, and is consequently punctual to
her time, and last, but not least, she calls at
all the way landings by day or night.
The Garvin, Capt. Miller, one Of the mag
niheent boats recently put in the Ylcksburg
line, leaves at 8 O'Clock tonight for that port,
The Garvin is fine feet boat, aud passengers
viii find . trip on her an enjoyable occasion.
The Fitzhugh will leave at noon to day for
Cincinnati.
The St Louis Republican, August "a. re.
ports:
me river at TIA point Is falling esowiy.
NAG no report from the Upper Mississippi
yespsT az. The lliinois and MissOGri rivers
eesh falling. Tue Missouri is becoming
3 BAD and difseult 10 navigate. The Row
-ns reports three and a halt feet in the chan
Del from Sioux City to St. Joseph, and four
feet from s.. Joseph down. TIE weather was
COOL cloudy and pleasant yesterday, and bust
ness was tolsrsbly lively Gu TIE ieVee. he
Ohio Is r~eceding, about a. the rate Of two
inches IN twelve hours. Scant four and a half
feet in the latest report from the Ohio this side
Of Louisville, and the lower Mississippi and it's
tributaries are all reported faIlingD
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Land aud Negroes ON Long Time

- IHAVB abost Three Hundred Thousand a.
ADonars worth Of zeal and Personal Proper-E
sJAty in the city OF Memphis and its vicinity,
10 SCI % long time, say from ne % i've yeas 20 Wit:
One tract OF ssi acres, 800 IN cultivaiion-hne in
prOvements.
One tract Of 1I5S acres, 500 in cultivation, adjoining
the abeve
One tract Of eco acres, 50 10 cultivation, adjoining the
above.
Ihe above three tracts are sight miles north Of the
city on the uns Of ue Memphis and Biz Creek Plsnk road
one tract 1912 acres on the nississlppi river, twefve
miles nsrth Of the city, $50 in eulttvution and ane i'm
urovemruts with the above tracts. or suy one. I will
sell IS or 30 Negroes; 6 to 1000 bushels Corn, stock and
farm utensils.
10 choke lots lust outside the northern Limits Of the
city.
S choice lots on Alabama. Poplar and Exchanse streets
I lot on St Patrick street, with E5Od improvements.
Tots On shady street near the GayOso House, doe i'm
provemfnts.
81 GsTes On the Pigeon Boost Pians Road, ~ miles
from the city
AsO ore lot 90 Main, south of Vance street, IS BY $50,
good improTenents-
AIso one lot on south SIDE OF Vance street, Esst Of
Main. 80 By Use, hne improvements
90 acre nine miles out Oh the Eemphls and Charles
ton road.
II 600 acres OF perhaps among thu best lands In the
State Of Arkansas, Al favorably located and generally IN
large tracts. fT which I paid high p-ioss, because they
were Gfst choice II Is needless 70 say that 1 am IN the
humOr 70 sen. and will give any one a bargain
A. n.
ApPysa kessrs. Robinson 4 Young, G. ". Hama,
@ & lCEE@ ORG VI HCnza~ratt au1a-tm
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SHOOTING AT A BoE.-Dr. J. T. MmLEE
was charged before Esq. EEsT yesterday with
shseting at JAMES B~AssETT, a by Of fourteen,
son of Mn. MCCLURE, who keeps the Mer-
chants Hotel at the foot OF Union Street. It
appears that the boy sleeps in the hotel, on a
lounge doEn stairs; on wishing to retire on
wednesday night be found that MILLER, who
is lsme Of both legs, having no feet, and who
had been drinking. was lying there. He reused
hin and desired him TO 60 to his room. This
be repeated a time or two. The Doctor threat
enes that be would shoot his id head OF, and
did at length draw a dsrihger pistol and fired
at the boy, who was very mario sly missed, the
bah passing just above his head Or being az
rested By Van CANPES and AfILLER, be de-
elsrsd that there was nothing but powder in
the pistol and be had fred only for the purpose
Of frightening the boy. VAS CANFIaS, hOweT-
eF, found the ball imbedded in the partition.
Fec. EAsT fined the man City do',ars, when
be was again arrested and taken before Fec.
HOME, on a state warrant, who held him IN
two hundred and fifty dollars bail to answer a.
the Criminal Court.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
Can BE MADE
CAN BE MADE
CAN BE MADE
CAN BE MADE
CAN BE MADE
CAN BE MADE
ON A SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
ON A SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
ON A SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
ON A SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
ON A SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
on A SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
sALEsROON SECOND FLOOR OF
MCKINNEY & CO'SFURNTTURE STORE
No. I99 main street,
MENTRET9, TENN.
n. DIAN, Pr0prieisE,
jySi-.EW MISS STRONG. Aren't.
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Lumbermen, Take Notice.

We are althorIIei % ann1nnoe THO5- NALION1
E-q., Of v1ckshurg, as a candidate fer District ATTORNEY
q he Ih-rd Ln-lc-a- nL------ ~ N---L------ E-----.
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Valuable Landing
"A Pnhlic Sale.

HfHE MIHDES nov occuIied BY O. L.
i Welden, near tle town Of Minden, Claiborne Parish,
Louisiana, viii be sod az public suction to the highest
bidder, IN tAe toEn Of Ainden, en- the hrHt hONDAX In
September next mis- prsrerty comprises sbout S2o
acres OF Bands with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, consist
ing Of Cotton She's and 3 Warehouse. ne Landing
cantrols q large part OF the extensive and rapidly gr0g-
Ing trade Of TIE Parishes tributary TO LAKE. BiEteneau.
q q Is one q Tire largest points for the Shipment n cot
ton IN the interior, and h entirely shove Overflow. t.
hose acquainted With this property. Il Is unnecessary 10
say more; those unAcquainted With II can obtain fun In
formation REGARDING The quantity o. cotton shipped an
nually from Il as well IS the amount Of up freight re-
csived BY Il. py applying 70 the parties named below.
TERMS or LE-OD I'd cash, or q New Orleans
acceptance Vsyable LIST January nexts one-third payable
In December, 1853; and one third payable In April, 1850,
in New Orleans AcoeptAnoes, approved
For further particulars IN reiHtion 20 this property,
applJ 20 WI STERLING. Ksc.. Atnden o. L. VEL
DIN. ESQ, Aiudsn Landing or 70 NJ b. BRADY &
90 New Oreans- fuu7s twin
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COLLEGE,

THE usxt sessiol Of thls Institution v m eourmsnce on
Il the IST BOMBAY I n SEPfKhBKR, IN . full
and cCmpefert corus q tnstructOrs. Our facilities are
better than heretofore, the Mobile and Ohio Ba'lrosd viii
be open by that time from JacisOn, Tenn 70 OoiumbuS
KeutuCkY.
Amp . arrangements for b0srd In priva'e families Fl
g. and 40 per month. incuding flashing FHei, &C.
can b had. A plan ts foot ard nearly completed, BY
which N slasf dollar OF debt hgAinEt III Col eye will Be
patti By January.
Catalogues nav be had By Aspiration 70 the President,
Rev. Guuford Jones, or the uaceTsigned.
aui4-Utt J. W. ELDER. President o. Board.
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u SHEP. NJ. AsHE, Esq, has resigned the
en- e Of Chancsry Court Clerk at Brownsville,
md W. K BENNETT, ESQ., has received the
appointment az bis successor from Chancellor
IEAAc WILLIAMS. The appointment is an
excellent one. Mr.. AsHE, we learn, designs
removing to this city to engage actively in the
business Of the 6rn Of AsHE 4 Co, Of which
he IN n nemher