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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-18
BLACKsMITHING.

UVHE subscriber, having succeeded J. H. GYimth
u In the Bscksmithing business and removed 70
the Lower MIL where he has erected new shop bees
leave TO announce 70 his friends and customers kate
now prepared to do all kinds Of work. in his line on
ihort notice and reasonable terms. sgsys
AARON MYERS.
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NO. IL
O A II A L o g U e
& DATA L o g e
Garden & Field Seeds, SIC.
For sale by VIM. Daggett.
THE
OTTUMWA SEED STORE.

Giant Asparagus.
DWARF DEANS.
Early pod English)
|" yellow six week (Kid'y.
" china,
" Mohawk,
/" Valentine,
Royal Dwarf,
Refugee, or 1000 to one.
POLE DKANH.
Large white Liner,
Dutch case knife,
Purple speckled cranbery,
BETS.
Early blood turnlp,
/" Scarcity,
Long blood, -
White French sugar.
BROCCOLI.
Early Purple,
Large purple Cape.
CABBAGE.
Early York,
|" Battesea,
Large late ANN drumheat
/" " Flat Dutch,
Red Dutch (for pickling)
Large drumh'd savory.
CARROTS.
Early horn, ~
Long orange,
Large Altringham.
cAULIFLowER.
Early French,
|" Walchern,
Large late Asiatic.
CELERY.
Large white solid,
Red, or rose solid,
Silver giant.
CUCUMBER.
Short green, e
Early Russian,
Early Frauce,
Early Cluster,
Che Long green prickly,
Lonrkin for pickling,)
Long green Turkey.
Curled Cress or pep'rgrass
Egg Plant.
Endior, white curled,
INDIAN CORN.
Early sweet, or sugar.
Large Tuscarora,
I" White Dent Corn,
Evergreen Sweet,
LETTUCE.
Eearly curled Silisia,
I" White Head,
Victoria or red edged.
~ All the abeve are
A4axa ~ a. ono nfsn0
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsl1IR
Notice IL hereby gvsnthat the -Pastnenhip here
tofore existing between the undersigned under the
6rm and style Of Milburn Z Co, dissolved by mu-
tual consent the LIST day March inst by the sale
Of the interest Of r. J. williams In said partnership
business TO Nathan williams. g8H $780, saf-
Ottumwa March LIST 1858. JOHN MILBURN
RI. WILLIAMS.
ss gs9 n ftfa Gy G. w. BOWEN.
The notes and accounts OF the late drm OF Milburn
90. In the hands Of r. J. Willisms All persons
owing said firm, having unsettled accounts with the
same, will please come Harvard and SETTLE The bust
ness must be closed immediately In view Of my re-
movai 70 the State Of Ohio. VA -
r. J. WILLIAMS.
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Bridgeport Insurance Go
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

R DIRECTORS:
THOMAS r. COURTENAY JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
HENRY w. CHATFIELD, Russell TOMLINSON,
DANIEL HATCH, WILLIAM H. NOBLE,
NATHANIEL GREENE, NATHAN 8. MORSE.
T. Z. COURTENAY, President.
T. HOUGH, Secretary. A
This Company has complied With the Iowa Insu-
rance Law.
Risks taken and Losses paid by
G. @. CLoUTMAN,
Agent In Ottumwa.
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THE LEGISLATORS, in view Of an adjourn
ment on the 23d, were dlsposing Of business
with rush. The Educational Bill passed
5oth branches, the House by As to 10. The
bill contains 90 sections and thoroughly revises
the School laws. 1t contains provision that
colored children may be educated in School.
with white children by unanimous consent OF
those sending to the School.
Resolutions in relation to bred Scott decis-
ion, passed the Senate BY 20 to IL. e
The State Bank Bill has passed, both bran.
ches, and it was expected that the Free Bank
Bill which originated in the House, would pass
The Senate endorsed by vote Of 81 to
the settlement with the Des Moines River I'm.
provement Company. ~
The Judicial District Committee have agreed
upon the following divisions:
1st. Lee, Des Moines, Henry and Louisa. :
I'd. Van Buren,, Wape:lo, Davis, Appanoose
Monroe, Wayne and Lucas.
Sd. Decatur, Clark, Union, RinggoId, Tay
Tor, Adams, Page, Montgomery, Mills, Ere
mont, Pottawattamie and Cass.
4th. Audubon, Shelby, Harrison, Monona
Crawford, Carroll, Sac, Ida, Woodbury., Ply
mouth, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Clay, O'Brien
Sioux, Buncomb, Osceola, and Dickinson.
5th. Muscatine, Scott, Cedar, Clinton, ant
Jackson.
9th. Washington, Jefferson, Keoknk, Ma
haska. Marion, Jasper, and Poweshiek.
7th. Warren. Madison. Adair. Guthrie. Dial
las, Polk, Marshall, Story, Boone and Green
9th. Johnson, Iowa, Jones, linn, Benton
and Tama. ~ =,
9th. Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan, Black
Hawk, and Bremen. $50. ".
10th. Clayton, Fayette, Alamakee, Whine
shiek, Howard, Chickes,w, Floyd, Mitchell
Worth and Cero Gordo.
18th. Grundy, Butler, Hardin, franklin
Hamilton, Wright, Hancock, Winnebsgo, Kos
suth, Humbolt, Webster, Calhoun, PocLah
tas, Palo Alto, and Emmett.
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Q. @. WARDEN,
DEALER IN a FHr n38 81
d r. Y GO ID S,
III A RI ID w "A II u
nroca-fas poa+s 4 cbnas Hate rs,,s

Ready-Made Clothing, &C., &c.
Neat door West of Eymendogt . Drug Store,
OTTUMWA. .... Observation-Disclosures. IOWA.
Is In receipt OF well selected stock of assorted
merchandise, comprising everything usually kept in
Dry Goods store all 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
Inc my stock and prices. am receiving first
rate stock OF t
FAMILY GROCERIES,, SUGAR, COFFEE,
Dec. H. 1857. @. G. WARDEN.
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New Advertisements.
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s. M. PETTENGILL & Co.
Are our authorized Advertising Agents for New York

VT
Are authorized Advertising Agents for New York.
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Observation-Disclosures Implements and
Machines.
VHE attention Of the trade and public Is invited to
- the large stock of Grass Garden and Flower Seeds
Of the crop of 1851 offered for sale at the Bur-
lingt0n Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store. ~
The assortment consists In part Of the following:
Grass Seed.
Timothy, Glover, Hungarian, (sr German MiIet,)
Millet Blue, Red Top and Orchard.
Garden Seeds.
Marrowfat, Early Kent, Champion OF England Blue
Imperial and Landreth's Tx Early Peas, Early Six
Weeks, Early Marrow, Early China, Whit Kidney Hor-
Lg Red Silver Skin and Yellow Onions; Early York,
LIZ Drumhead, Early Dutch Flat Dutch and Red Dutch
Cabbage, Early Hern and Long Orange Carrot; Early
Frame, Long Green and Early Cluster Cucumbers;
Nutmeg and Yellow Cantsloup Melon CurIed and
Cabbage Lettuce; Red Turnip; Long Scarlet and Blk
Spanish (Winter) Reddish; Marrow, Summer and Win
ter Crookneck Squash Pumpkin; Celery Cured Cress.
Tomato; Egg Plant, ETC., etc.
Flower Seeds.
large assortment Of the best and newest varieties
Of Flower Seeds
Also for sale Usage Orange Seed and Plants; Yellow
These Seeds having all been carefully selected from
the stocks OF the best growers In the country such a.
D. Landreth 3 Sons, Philadelphia Nourse & Cos Of
Boston, and Others Of established reputation purcha
sers can depend upon this stock being IN every way
Select Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Pants,
etc etc furnished In any quantity and 81 the very
complete stock Of Agricultural ana Horsioulsu,al
sss KS EFF s'n RcssNsoS On aae Co. '0'
no32m Main Street, Burlington Iowa. =
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BIRDS NEST NURSERY,
BURLINGTON IOWA.

VI Dl4G1 - 1NIL94 IN ~ 3
BURLINGTON IOWA.
PpLEs, Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Plums Apricots,
"A Necarians Ounces Grape Vines, Chestnnts FIJI
berts Mulberries Gooseberries, Currants Raspbees,
Strawberries, Rhubarb, &c.
Evergreens, Shade Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, vines
and Climbers, Roses, Pwonies Phloxes, Lilies and
Hardy Towering Plants In great variety, embracing
complete assortment of e s+t8st'ls,.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Shrubs and plants Of every description worthy OF
cultivation In the West Stock Of the best quality and
prices low a. elsewhere
Dwarf Pears, ApPles, Cherries, &c.
GRsES-HousB AND BEDDMc-our PLANTS,
Embracing fine collection Of the most popular and
spendd new Dahlies, Fuchsias, Heliotypes Verbenas
Chrysanthemums, Perpetual or Everblooming Roses,
Gladioius, Tigridias, &c., &c. i.as
100000 Apple Trees for sale 1t lew
rates BY the quantity.
This is choice lot Of trees from TO years old,
healthy and One. ea$k2 t -,
~ Catalogues with prices furnished free to all APP
plicants who enclose one stamp. 8N91f
march4noi 9m NEALLEY BROTHERS 4 BOOK.
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OTTUMWAs
PINE LUMBER YARD.
HyHE undersigned have established pine lumber
III yard in Ottumwa, where may be found, at all
times . good assortment and full stock Of
Dressed and Undressed Flooring, Stock
boards, shingles and Lath, which we viii
sell at prices that cannot be undersold.
Seasoned inch, Inch and hall, and two inch, COM
stantly ON hand for finishing purposes, Sash, Doors
and Blinds furnished In quantities TO suit purchase
ers We have also made arrangements by which We
supply lumber of any other kind and are prepared
to ill bill for an entire house.
Orders solicited from lumber dealers for any
amount. MITCHELL Il CO.
September II, '67-n29-y
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0PRING BEDS,--A new patent, which w1ll
- put up trial Of week and II not liked will be
taken down, nee Or charge kept price 81 90 Any
one wishing TO try them can do 40 BY calling ct my
store nso-tf H. c. HARDY.
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NEW ORLEANS, March IL.
The steamship Tennessee, with Vera Cruz
dates to the It'll, and City of Mexico to the
9Th, has arrived.
The papers are filled with details Of civil
war in the States Of Guerrero, Michoacan,
Queretaro and Gauaxata, which display the
strongest disafection to the new Government.
Doblado. Parodi and Orteaga are fortified at
Celaya, in the State Of Guauxuato, with 6
thousand men and ~ pieces of artillery
{. The Government forces were near Ceyla
awaiting reinforcement, when it is supposed
an action will take place.
Robber;es. after robberies are reported.
Alvarez was in the field with 1000 cavalry
against the new Government.
The downfall of Zuloaga was considered
certain.
1t is rumored the new Government is already
pronounced for at Gudalaxara.
Gazza has possession of Tampico in the
federal interest.
The whole country is in lamentable con.
dition.
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8 We are indebted to Hon. J. A. Johnston
for copy Of population Of Iowa." .
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There used to be, he said, something called
Southern honor, but it was not exhibited on
this occasion. After replying, at length, to
Mr.. Hammond, and contraverting his charges
of Northern aggressions, Wade asked how
was it possible such aggressions should take
place when the whole Government for 60 years
has been PROSTATE at the feet of the South
Mr.. Wade hext entered into an elaborate de-
Tense Of the laborers Of the North, from the
aspersons of Mr.. Hammond and others, point
ing to their achievements in the Patent Office
and elsewhere as evidence Of civilization aud
genius.
1t was not, he said, on the PROSTATE neck of
such class that the Senator from s. c. should
erect his system of vanity. He might as well
attempt to make his bed IN hell or erect an edi-
fee over volcano--nor was it necessary for
the South to send its threatening missionaries
North to teach such laborers their powers
Their interest in the State and all that concerns
good government is the same as that Of any
others,-as to the degraded class alluded to
by the Senator. He admitted their existence,
but contended they were mostly foreigners,
the sweepings OF the old worid-vicious, but
nevertheless good democrats, and the princi-
pal supporters Of slavery in the north. En-
shaved in their own country they naturally at
tach themselves to Shareholders in this.
MEsWade next passed to the Supreme Court,
commenting on its bred Scott decision, and
asserting that its dicta can bind no one except
the Senators in its own court. In regard to
Mr.. Hammond's boast that shareholders had
rulee the nation for 60 years, he admitted it's
truth but commended it was only through the
aid of that set Of most despicabie men, the
Northern doughfaces, a type Of men not new
to the world, for Moses encountered them in
the wilderness, where, turning from the visible
glories Of the Almighty; they fell PROSTATE to
worship an Egyptian calf. These men hun
gered after the flesh pots Of Egypt. They
were not Northern men with Southern princi-
Piles, but Israelites with Egyptian principles.
Our Saviour next met with man OF this class
in Judas Iscariot, and Washington and his as
sociates encountered Them frequently.
Mr.. w. then turned to Kansas, and in this
course OF bis remarks he alluded to the bill Of
Mr.. Toombs, saying that he had curious his
tory about it. A clause, he said, was origin
ally attached to the bill providing for the sub
mission of the Constitution to the people Of
Kansas, but when afterwards il was debated by
the Committee on Territories at the house Of
their chief it was stricken out by Senator for
peculiar reasons-M Mr.. Wade for very peculiar
reasons. SH
Messrs, Stuart, Green and others here arose,
when Wade, correcting himself, said he had
Just been informed that ii might not have been
debated by the Committee on Territories, but
by other gentlemen.
Several Senators here stated their impression
as to the existence or non-existence Of such a
clause. The original bill, most Of them be-
lieved did not contsin such clause.
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All the abeve are fresh grown seeds--true to
name-open to inspection and will be cold 6y sCss0
nos tt tf.ss' rs rfs q etsS
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CHEAP LOTS a
For Sale mostly On long Time,
ENQUIRE AT ~
THE COURIER OFFICE,
s' OR OF
}. W. NORRIS.

NorTH@H1.
.ERS0NE who may have books, or pamphlets be-
them to the Courier Once, the earliest convenience
J. w. NORRIS
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jealous, have done, in like circumstances be-
fore. Butt is the same position I took in the
case Of California, eight years ago. 1t is the
same maintained on the great occasion Of the
organization Of Kansas and Nebraska, four
years ago. Time and added experience have
vindlcated it since, and assume 1t again, to
be maintained to the last, with confidence that
1t will be justified, ultimately, by the country
and by the civilized world. You may refuse
to yield it now, and for a short period, but
your refusal win only animate the friends Of
Freedom with the courage and the resolution,
and produce the union among them, which
alone are necessary on their part TO attain the
position itself simultaneously with the impend-
ing overthrow OF the existing Federal Admin.
istration and the Constitution Of a new and
more Independent Congress. 1e
Mr.. President. this expansion Of the empire
Of free white men isto be conducted through
the process Of admitting new States, and not
otherwise. The white man, whether you con-
sent or not, will make the States to be admit
ted, and he will make them all Free States
We must admit them, and admit them all Free;
otherwise, they will become independent and
foreign States, constituting new empire to
contend with us Tor the continent. To admit
them is simple, easy, and natural policy
Itis not new to US, nor to our times. It be-
gan with the voluntary union Of the first thir-
teen. It has continued to 60 on, overriding
all resistance, ever since. It will 60 on until
the ends Of the continent are the. borders. of
the Union. Thus we become colaborers with
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Dyspepsia Cured.
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DIR. Geo. B. Green Sir-In rsr1n T. .
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its wonderful results in curing several st,s.t y
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Respectfully yours, ISAAC DAyroprn
IL South Market st,a..
The above certificate is from a. well nv t's1
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Boston; Proprietsrs. Sold by Chas R;t,'
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nenSes These plsare nothing new, but have been .ss
by the Doctor for many years, both in France and As
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cautioned against using these pills, as the pro,is,o,
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though their mildness would prevent any ninry tohs.
otherwise these pills are Recommended Directio,.n -
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Foreign News.

The steamship Baltic arrived at New
York brings four days later news than
those previously received The news is
interesting, but not important. The Lon
don money market was easy, and consols
on the I'd were quoted at 958a95!. The
steamship Leyiathan was fairly launched on
Sunday, the 31st ult., Ill the presence of q
vast and enthusiastic multitude, and was at
once towed to her moorings at Deptford.
The Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company had issued report, in anticipa-
ton of meeting of the stockholders on
the 18th inst Prince Frederick William
and wife had embarked A frightful co..
iery explosion had taken place in England.
The London Times gives the particulars of
the capture of large American SLAYER on
the Coast of Africa, the circumstances at
tending which were horrible in the ex-
treme. The vessel was driven ashore, and
numbers of the blacks perished in the surf.
The Americans in Paris had held meet
ing, and adopted resolutions congratulating
the Emperor on his escape from assassina-
ton. The restrictive measures of the Gov
ernment had had an effect in checking the
improvement in the financial condition of
France. Bills empowering the Emperor
to remove from Paris all who threatened
the public tranquility and constituting a
Council of Regency had been introduced
into the Legislative Chamber Letters
patent had been issued naming the En-
press Regent, in case of calamity to the
Emperor. According to a late despatch
from Paris, the principal conspirators had
confessed that their plot extended to the
assassination of the Pope and the Kings of
Sardinia and Naples, as well as of Louis
Napoleon. The Bank of Holland had re-
duced its rate of discount to Il per cent,
and the National Bank of Turin to per
cent. Money continued to be abundant in
England. Consols closed on the I'd inst.
at 953 to 953 The Cotton market was
firm, and the tendency upward, although
the quotations were unchanged
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ses thereof, shall be appropriated to the re-
demption of the notes for which the said se-
curities were pledged, in like manner as pro-
yided for in the fifth section of this act all
such notes ON arriving at the State Treasury
shall be filed away for cancellation, which
cancellation shall be in the presence Of the
State Treasurer, and the president or cashier
of the bank, and at such time as the Auditor
General shall determine.
Sec T. That in case of the suspension,
failure or insolvency of any bank, and the
appointment Of an assignee or receiver for
the settlement of it's affairs or business, such
receiver or assignee shall set aside for the BE-
curity of the holders of such notes as are Is
sued under this act such amount as the Au-
ditor General may deem necessary, not ex-
ceeding the difference between the amount of
uncancelled notes SO issued and the market
value of the stocks on deposit at the time
such demand may be made by the Auditor
General, which shall be paid into the State
Treasury, and used for the redemption oi
such notes after other securities are exhaust.
ed and any amount received beyond the notes
uncancelled shall be repaid to such receiver
or assignee on the order of the Auditor Gen
eral, and such receiver or assignee shall net
make payment of any debt until the Auditor
General shall have made such demand OF
given notice that no such demand is deemed
necessary.
SEC. 8. That no note or draft shall be pur
chased or discounted by any bank unless the
same shall have been first specially aUthori
zed by the board of directors, at a regular
meeting; and any violation of this or any
other section of this act shall be deemed and
punished as misdemeanor.
SEC. 9. That all existing laws or parts OF
laws, SO far as they may conflict with tue pro
visions of this act, are hereby repealed.
A large number of petitions in favor of
the Miffiin county Bank, have been pre-
sented, but thus far no action has been Ia
ken on it.
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Normal Class,

A NORMAL CLASS will be commenced
IA at McFeytown on the 18th Of April and
continue eleven weeks. The irst ebiect and
aim in the exercises Of the class will lie to
give thorough instruction in the common
English branches Of eduration-these seconds
teach the best methods of impar;ing this IN.
struction to others--the third to attend 10 the
more advanced branches. In connection With
these, semi-weekly lectures will be delivered
on School Management and Government y
thus affording 10 Teachers and others an o..
portunity while pursuing their studies TO SO
quire knowledge of the theory and practice
Of teaching. Every excrtion will be mades
give entire satisfaction to all who may come.
boarding can be obtained at very low rates
TERMS For common branches, s. per quar-
ter; higher branches, Sc.
For further particulars address
4. d. IIAWN, Co. Supt,
Mcyeytown, Pa.
SS~An examination will be held OF No
feytown, March 9th, for those desiring per
manent certificates. Notice of intention
apply must be given at least ten days bel'n
that time. feb25 A. D. HAWA
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Holloway's Pills, or rather their oe..,
producing sensation unparaIIeled - ats
history of the healing art in this ~ tae
They are annlhllating the experimental iu..! NJ.
H nee 81 the faculty. Why" say the yieti%. siae,
OF dyspepsia, dysentery and billion, ,''nlA' "a
plants, why should we permit the r,sali rola-
toner to test the power of half do1eap p,ac'l'
ieines upon us, when We know that HollIaae med
Pills are all sufficient to effect curess ss'"ay e
not alone in consequence of printed ta.,;,. Es
and common report that this fact Is l.aoly na,alo
all the world it is also verified r. 4.'n' ,e 70
thousands by their own individual ernas;a 'sns G
and personal observation. Fe''eass