davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26

RAIL ROAD ApvocATED.-The Barbour j.
nisu advocates a rail rosd from Grafton 10
point on the Virginia Central Road.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26

Mr.. Boris John NJ. Borts's tof Virgin,
Of travels, including his adventures in the
chapel, ut Rome, will it lie -aid, soon be pulls
He Is reported TO have made large fortune
our. l. is also s's'ed that the Emperor Of
Rns.ias held n review of SKY thousand troop'
special honor, gEalitic tliOn and pleasure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26

s,,s.ors and members Of the House Of Delegates
ely 80 hst not only would the Public CURT"
be made up of virginians, but these would come
from all paris of the Commonwealth. Strange 10
say this BILL asking for no more money 10 u'''e'
now performed by the Public Guard 10 be neseo'u'
no responsibilities released, no ethciency 'nip'"'e'
and security Of person or properly "e0A0'-"
this bili so directly opening the door 70 tne poo'
whose gifted intellect only wants the Impulse u
,iuis sducation 10 show forth gem OF Inc pureS'
breb,nt 50 this BILL asking bu. this in iac'' H''ns OF
no,,;oo that cannot be disspated away, instead OF
70 per month that 10 thus too often go''e" :"
bill ia indefinitely postponed And why oe'au..
it was urged that, if passed, it wou'o 'n'e',e'
and impair the usefulness Of the Lexington .;,,
How. Was not pointed out but this vas the n'''n
ground urged against it.
Col Smith, the able superintendent oil that excel
lon, school says in one of his repors Wnen DISGUISE
49,, m. nronrety of admitting cadets free, "that such
ar,ons far the most part cauno: be provided Tor;
so that free students-sntirey poor snaen' 10 a'eS
not want nor do any enter that schoo'' ho"' ''7"'
the providing for these enlistments IN inc Arm0ry
Guard, of entirely poor young men, caa Interfere
with tbs Lexington school, in which none are "oin''
tad free, is inexplicab!e. No one can Do satnn'eo
there without an annual payment Of about one nun
dred and fifty dollars. Now, how many thousands OIL
Young men are there In this Slate 10 ~nnm one nun
dred dollars, Atty dollars pc, snnsm' are as nope
lessly beyond their reach as are thousanoi aho'
when bill is presented providing tor such 10 some
extent, it is defeated lest such Provs,oa may INQUIRE
the Lexington Institute, But have we in our Stale
40 many colleges and schools lat none OF .whicn can
a really poor young man ente!) that Inc establish
msnt of free school, at no expense 10 the s'ale'
meets with the Interpretation OF our Legislature
There were other objections urgei, euch as ths'
the school would be great central Richmond coz
os,n; how, was not explained and that the education
obtained would not compensate for the services rem
d.rsd. Them Of course, none would come, and there
would BE- 10 danger 10 the Lexington insf'tuss' II
was further urged that this would be an entering
wedge for further future appropriations by the Legs
lature singular position, the present Legislature
should fear the free action Of future Legislatures and
undertake to prevent their carrying out the then
wishes Of the people Of the State Now we teei cure
that this bill was not unters:ood-tbat the oejec'
,ions raised, we're entirely imaginary; that the impa
thence Of the members 10 take up the order Of inc
day prevented foil and fair discussion, aud that Inc
indirect vos to postpone it received votes that woua
have been given in lib favor upon its passage; anu
We trust some one will move re consideration and
that members will have chance to give direct vote.
This 10 due to the bill itself and also to its friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26
CITY AND STATE NEWS

SBLEs OF SrocK.--Tha following saes Of stock
made by &. w. Purcell l. Co, February 2i,h
1881 Virginia State registered bonds, % a..
lGpO 10 do d" 70. 81.
1000 City Of Richmond. 9It a.:
500 James River and kana~hn, 81 en-
10 shares Virginia Fire and Marine, 9lt.
$50 shares Lynchburg Gas atock. %
100 share. Richmond and Danville
Rsii Road, 81.
~ ehares Merchants Insurance Co, As
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26
A CORRECTION.


In his exquisite State dinner speech on Monday,
Mr. Everett appealed to the gallant cheftain at ha
side, Gen. Persior F. Smith, land no. Gen "Ssift,"
as reported In yesterday to testify .hst
by Wsshington's magnificent strategic combination.
on the heights Of Doroheserh he earned place among
the greatest masters Of war.
THE ENEFlT OF MIR. EDWIN BOOTH.
The benefit of this most gifted young actor, who
has been playing an exceedingly brilliant engage
ment during this week, will take place this even.
ing He appears in Richard the Thrd-a character
IN which his father was considered without peer
1t may truly be said in this instance that the mantle
Of the father has fallen on the shoulders Of the
Mr. Edwin Booth possesses far greater advantages Of
face aud form than his predecessor hi, powers, when
fully developed. We cannot but believe, will be
equal.
Mrs. Phillips, whois great favorite with our Then
tregoing community, will make her frs. appearance
this evening, after an sbsence OF four weeks, Sbs
may b. certain Of warm greeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26
REPETITION OF MIX. HOPES ODE.

It will be seen by the correspondence, which
we publish below, that, in accordance with the
request of a number of members Of the Lsgisla'
ture and citizens Of Richmond, James Barron Hope,
ESQ.,, will repeat bis Ode. delivered on the ODD At
Metropolitan Hall. Mr.. Hope appointed Friday
evening as the time, Blu! in consequence OF the repe
tition of Mr.. Everetts GRAFTON. announced for the
same evening, he has determined te defer it until
Monday evening. Not more than third Of the Ode,
wa are informed, was pronounced on the 22l Aud.
from the enthusiastic admiration with which that por
finn vas received by all who heard it, cannot but
bespeak full attendance at i's repetition.
CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 23, 1858.
To James Barron Hope, Esq:
dean SIp-The undersigned members OF tue General
s 10 ,sstersy and who are anxious 10 hear
vered By the gifted author beg leave to reius. that you
will rece at such time and place IN this City ss may
suit your convenience.
James G West, Bowcock.
] Huddleson, Dehnc, 'r
Benz Rush Floyd, NV Maiss,
Geo E Denesle, Mas.ls
VIM w Cobb, Colin Bass.
WIN Smith AT Raymond
H w Thomas, Cockerili,
w Gstewood, Jos Duckwsll
WIN II Woodns, uNArnet,.
II Campbell, Ihos Ihornourg,
# p August w Hawkes.,
NJ Tafaferro, John Edmunds.
N French, Dickinson,
Douglas b Lsyne. X I Beals,
o M|l,rutcbRsld VIM Jackson,
VIM old Jr RA Cophn,
2 Douglas VIM Day.
WIN thompson, Flest W smith,
las Boisseau, VIM Mckinney.
George Rivea Thos Webb,
WIN Jones, Chas Brucs.
w Hackey. John w Catiett,
John Gatewood, Jas Jshnson,
Robert Alexander, Thos II Flood.
Thos W Garrett Alfred Caldwell,
James 6 PAXTON, Harvey Dsskins,
X o Haskns, X bowman,
Ro Johnson, I Faunflercy, Jr.,
Mann Splitter Lewis Mckenzie,
VIM n Word, Richard Brown,
Henry Sturn, John Blair Hoge,
Jas Barbour. Lynn,
Roscoe B. HEATH Boreman
Jas Kee, RE GRAM,
D Dejarne..s II Sweeney,
Conrad Edward Dromgoole,
W C Gregory. VIM 7. Lundy.
C u Joncs,! II Bogic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26
vs1uE WEEKLY sOUTH.-At tie instance

yayuE WEEKLY SOCTH.-At tie instance al
1nsny persons in different parts of the country.
have resolved TO issue Weekly Edition OF THE Souru
Th, Edition will contain the chief Editorial and Lite.
rary articles OF the daily paper besides variety OF news
end communications.
TIE WEEKLY SourH will be sent tn a single subscriber
for one on the OF 81 bur Clubs Of three
or more will be furnished at the following rates:
are ! "
ten ID W
In every case the money must accompany the order.
The irst number Of the WEEKLY SOUTH will be issued
In few days Persons wishing complete hs send
their names 10 Immediately.
Feb 25-sw&W2w ROGER a. PRYOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26

To James Barron Hope, Esq:
DF.R SIp-The undersigned members of the General
Assembly 10 whom the privilege wss denied Of hearing
your Ode yesterday and who are anxious 10 hear &C.
yered By the gifted author leave request that
will recte it at such time and place in this city may
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, ~
Il Blow Potatoes, on constcnmrn,;, 'a' 81 So
choA'A o. W.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

DIED-At his residence, in this city, on the 10th
Of June, JOSEPH LEIGHTON, ESQ.,, aged 4s years, 5
months and IS days.
s Mr.. Leighton was native Of the State Of
Maine. He lived some years in Illinois be-
fore he came to Iowa. He came to this
county As early as 1874. settling first in Com
petine Township. In 1916 he removed to OF,
tumwa where he has since resided He has
at different times filled important Offices Of the
city and county the duties Of which be dis
charged in a manner creditably to himself.
and satisfactorily to his fellow citizens.
As business man Mr.. Leighton possessed
more than ordinary shrewdness and foresight,
and was generally successful in his underta-
kings. As a citizen he was charitable and
public spirited, ever being ready to promote
every useful object which he approved. OF
most kind and affectionata disposition, he
was good father and . devoted husband.
Were il not for that one fanlt which clouded
the lsst years Of his lifa aud FASTENED his end,
few men have left fairsr record behind chem
than Joseph Leighton. We remember that
fault now only that it may serve ~ warning
to those Of W who survive him.
Mr.. Lelghton's funeral was attended BY q
large concourss Of citizens 1t the CogrsGation.
al Church on Sunday. Rev. ,. A. Sparkling
preached sermon adapted to the occasion.
Mr.. Leighton leaves wife and four child
rem to mourn bic early death. They have the
sympathy Of the community in this hour Of
their severe affection. MI Ed Courier,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
Ottslnwa SEMINARY.

NyHE demand for an Educational Institution A. o..
tumwa, has induced the subscriber ID secure builA
ins suitable for the present. 70 Commence the enter
prise. with the ultimate design Of establishing II rno,
permanent basis " -r' 80
The Seminary, situated College Square viii -
open Tor the reception Of Young Ladies' aud Gentee
Lads ana Misses; Thursday, June, 2Ath, 1855. :
The Branches taught win be those usually embrsced
n general English Education, including Hi0k1r
A0sA<ndfscs and Natural Sctsncss togstherwith he
Latin and Greek Languages.
The Elementary Branches, forming. % thew 40 IN.
oas OF an Education. particular Attention.
6tudents Win be prepared for COlleee Profeo.ion.
Business, or for Teaching
Tuition WILDE %, g. ana go per Term Of ten week.
according 70 age and studies Application for adms
SION should be made ~ least week before the Be-
ginning Of the Term 1t which time the probable sts,
les should be mentioned and the Tuition sscerss..6
Board can be had, with pleasant Families, q thc
The Instruction win be systematic ana fxoroaox
ana every reasonable effort win be made 70 render ths
OF Parents and Guardian S.-'.1'4'
requested. r. D. WOODRA Arm prsr.ir.S
June Sd, 1884, uollsf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
The LOcOfOcO state Convention.

The LOcOfOcO state Convention.
The Locofocos held their State convention
at Iowa City on the oath inst, and nominated
the following ticket:
Samuel Douglas, OF Benton county, Secreta-
ry OF State, T. 8. Parvil, Of Muscatine county,
Auditor Of State; - Lora, Of Cass county,
Treasurer Of State; J. M. Elwood. Polk coun-
ty, Attorney General; Chas. Baldwin, Van
Buren, county, Com'r Des Moines River +; J..
M. Reid, of Lee county, Register Of State
Land Office.
We hear that they passed Anti Lecompton
Resolutions, and refused to endorse Buchan-
an.
We shall see whether the adminst ration
will submit to this arrangement or, as in
Illinois, call another convention and muster
aparty around an administration ticket.
At the Congressional Convention, held the
day previous. William Lefingwell, Of Clinton
county, was nominated for Congress, ia the
End District.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Now THE Fun WILL FLy.-Douglas is
going to take the stump in Illinois, on his re-
turn from Washington. There is straight
Dogias State ticket, and straight Buchanan
ticket, each claiming to be the regular ticket
of the stump-tailed Democracy. There is no
longer peace to hope for between the Douglas
and Buchanan faction except at the end Of an
exhausting fight. II Douglas holds ont "to
the bitter end, the result is easy to prophecy.
Douglas will fail, but he will rend the party
assnnder before he is despoiled Of his position
and influenced in it.-TGate City.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

New YoRK, June &c.
Dispatches were received here to-day from
Col. Johnson. and also letters from civil Of
fcers at Fort Bridger. The dates Of thc lei :
tiers are 10 the 26.h May. The letters present
d less promising aspect Of affairs, being mair-
" the proceedings which Judge Eckles and
the United States Marshal had sought 10 in
sti.nte in deferca Of the Governors policy
1t was Believed that their efforts were directed
towards a collision, as the most effectnal
means Of subiugation. Young has assured
Gov. Cumming that he was willing to give
himself up, if he. could have reasonable
chance OF Justice.
Gov. C. would return to Salt Lake about
the LIST June, attended by the other civil Off
GERS. Mr.. Forney, the Indian agent, was to
accompany him, and when officer either there
or at Prova, he bad been successful in his me-
gotiations with the several tribes OF Indians,
and reports favorable progress with others.
Instructions have been sent from here TO
stop Eckel's course, and additional orders will
60 by next mail.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Way poor House. shall try the Rich
mond. round the corner, next time.)
and at 0 o'clock started for Detroit IN
the comfortable and splendid cars Of
the M;cb;o,n Central Mr. Condpc.
tor Hopper's train, than whom a more
careful and obliging man never run a
train and to whom we are under esnec;a]
obligations. reached Detroit $50
miles. about 6 O'Clock Having seen
our party aboard the Ferry Boat with
supper WAITING for them their tickets
and checks all RIGHT. we turned our
face westward took the o'clock oven
MING train had scat all r. ourselves
slept pretty much all night. reached
Chicago in the morning and Burlinp-
ton Friday evening nearly 1000 miles
in 4s hours. On Saturday Mr.. Con-
ductor Locke's Train brought ms over
the Burlington Road to Rome. where
we got into one of the Western STAGE
Company's coaches. which deoenera-
ted into a hack at Fairfield and finally
reached home after an absence Of Eve
DAYS.
We found the nrosnects NJ crons
everywhere pretty good excent Fall
Wheat, which is suffering in some
places from insects. Business is slight
ly improving in Burlington and else
where. Wheat is po;no foreward
more frely and we noticed numerous car
loads of cattle on their wav to market
We cannot commend in too strong
terms to eastward bound travellers tho
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
NEW STORE
AT
E D D Y VII L Ell

fEVNE Subscriber has opened "a new Stcre ON CASH
II PRINCIPLES, ard is determined TO sell ut very
low figures.
His Stock comprises full assortment Of choice Cro-
c+res, consisting in part. OF
Excellent .Mtck,sl f;odfsh Sugar, Go,dsn .Syrups.
Moasses, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Flour, dried Apples,
Cider Vinegar, picked Pork, Lard, SC, &C.
Also: A fine assortment at Cooking Stoves t;arden
and Flower Seeds of last years. and warranted TO err
inmate; Hats and Notions
Also: Cakes aad Pies. Nuts and Frnss.
Next door TO Dunlap 4 Forshd's. A. GRAY,
May 9th, 1885,, nol3.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
HALIFAX. June %.

HALIFAX, June 28.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool, 10Th
arrived This P. M. She passed June god, a
sloop-of-war, supposed to be one of the Tele.
graph expedition, possibly the Niagara. From
her position it would appear that the spot for
uniting the cable had not qnite been reached.
GREAT BRIrrAIN.--In the House Of Lords
on the 18th, the Bishop Of Oxford called at
tention to the Spanish slave trade He con-
tended that the present threatening state Of af-
fairs in the West was occasioned by having 80
long permitted Spain to break her treaty en-
gagement. e
Lord Brougham strongly opposed the policy
of Spain.
Earl Malmsbnry deeply regretted that the
efforts of England to suppress the slave trade
had not been seconded by other nations. He
had admitted to the American Government
that as question Of international law that
England was not entitled to the right OF VISIT
orship and search. He had also put it strong
~ to the American Government VII ether the,
would continue to permit their flag to be pros
tituted to the vilest of purposes, and had nrg-
ed the necessity Of an ocean police, ard that
some understanding should be had between the
different maritime nations which would ena-
bic the nationality of the vessels to he clearly
verlfie,. without any danger of breach of i'm
ternational law. He had every reason to be-,
lieve from conversatian with the American
minister that some such arrangement might
be come to, with regard to Spain. 1t was no.
torions that hitherto the moral support of
England had materially aided her in resisting
the wishes OF the United States to annex Gu
ba, but il she still persists in supporting the
slave trade il was highly probable that the
present anxiety Of Great Britain would be ex-
changed for Indifference.
Earls Gray and Aberdeen assented 10 NAL
mesbury's definition Of international law.
In the Commons. on the 2Sth, debate took
place on the American imbroglio.
Mr.. Fitzgerald made similar statement 10
that Of M.lmesbury. In the debate a general
temperate spirit was manifested.
Mr.. Roebuck stated that the language n sed
in the American Congress was unworthy Of
great country. They had always assumed
that England wished 70 insult them. but he
hoped they would now learn that they had no
such desire.
The debate in the Lords was the general
topic of remark in the press.
The Times congratnlares the country on
having taken position against the right Of
visit OF search.
Demand for money was more active, ard
confidence in business generally raviving.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Future event was never more exactly and
infinitely foretold then the course marked out
for the Democracy by the Burlington Hawlc-
Eye. II Mr.. Durham had been present at the
Convention yesterday, he could not more ac-
cnrately reported the Speakers and speeches.
than he did In the following extract, printed
the evening before the meeting. Tomlinson.
OF Dss Moines. one Of the chief legatees, led
off, others followed, some Of them reported
recipients, Walling for instance. They all
had parts assigned, one demolishing Morris,
another dissecting Teesdale, a third roasting
Moriarty, and fourth pitching into Grimes,
all denouncing stealing in manner truly re-
freshing. but with vulgarity disgusting in
the extreme. Several prominent Democrats
openly pronounced the whole "ratifcation' a
farce and an imposition, as it certainly was,
except the music. But to the extract:
We are told that the intention Of the people il
to be diverted from this dirty expedient OF
rotten politicians by clamor against Repub
lican State officers, which il to be simultane-
onsly raised bv the Eads legafees, the editors
| receiving the largest amounts being required 10
lead, and all being nicely backed bv the charge
that all the evidence has been stolen, and the
positive proof only to be had after they get in
10 power! They havn't got the evidence in
black and white, but only give them the KEYS
of the treasury-give them the control or the
State Government, and they will prove every
thing If not more
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

An interesting breach Of promise case was
lately tried at louisville. Miss, Mariv
Cummings sued Mr.. Allen Sutton for counting
her three years and then marrying another
sweetheart. Thejury gave Maria damages to
the amount Of So, 600.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Indianapolis. June %.
This has been the hottest day Of the season,
thermometer standing at 81 in the shade, Four
pc: sons were sun struck, two of whom have
died
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Mrs. Titles has been tried at Rochester for
the murder Of her husband found guilty Of man
slaughter in the second degree and sentenced
to seven years imprisonment in the Penitentia-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Senator Shields passed through Chicago
last Wednesday, the Tribune says, en- route
for Minnesota. execrating the Administration
in a fearful manner. On Illinois politics, the
General ventured the opinion that Mr.. Doug
las ought TO be reelected, but that he would
not be.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Every vote in The United States Senate to
increase the rates Of postage came from pro-
slavery members. Every Republican present
voting in the negative
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

H. H. nimble, of Davis Co., was nominal
ted for Congress by the Democratic Conven,
tion held at this place on yesterday. The
Resolutions Of the State Convention were en-
dorsed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
BLACKsaGITHING.

ME subscriber, having succeeded J. n. Criasth
- Ia the discriminating business and removed 10
the Lower Nil, where he has erected new shop. hesr
!eaveto ann ounce 70 his friends and customer Rst "a
now prep red TO do all kinds Of work. In his line. an
short notice and reasonstl4tsrms.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Hon. Schuyler Goifax. Of Indiana writes to
his constituency that no decision has been
made by the Supreme Court which declares
all lands exempt from State taxation until the
issue Of the patent. This statement Endorsed
by the Commissioners OF the Land Office,
corr cts an erroneous imrressinn
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

A few days ago, twenty eight prisoners ar
rived at the Alton Penitsntlary from Chicago
being the proceeds Of single term Of the
Recorders Court
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
sPLENDIDLY ILLUsTRATED--Twg NTIETu YEAR
OF PUBLICATION


A lany nL.Nr TpNr,rI,,,,,,vr
NJ nt,,er ,a,,.r :. = 49,, =, - ! NJ
81, and ce, .a,t ~ w q s.sAs ~ 'a'ei-
IF m. Nsw yesv asrncrs~ III on'',ou."r'a corps
sell, w;,h az ,,,ss .haa,; 'u His'i i.s coiumhs
nanc.s .,, s,",;.s 49, ,a. an" fascinating ro-
IT. !; n Knhinsa,,. Ma p.i; -, ,
Rranao,,. y H,n,iIt,, va, ,hs, Aseu.. =; roster
w. 80 81, n.an,. "a ahahaa, anu n ~ Newell,
Whe are wen known as the most successful and popu-
~, :. Tue aee constantly contribute their
M,nnsnv no, ,or we mammoth pages OF the
~, anu each humber also contains more
prey "s.s,ls. stories ana skefces-fo say nothing VI
than any othsr tmo , n"s ana general nisceiiany-
aai a,s o'nel Mo newspapers IN America, without
eacsp''on. Id shorl, me Akw YORK MEkcrRY defes
som anu .ns most searching COMPARE
;n .sh.s,r s"pe,orty over me nte six-by-
I'm. ~ .h a pupoahons OF the day will be appa-
'e w. :. a ane l nss. g.an ns,,..
no. snsr, ~ anaI,loh 70 paper fully onethird
tha. any 9. ne contemporaries, and replete with
81 sNleiy OF interesting reading mat
'crs t"e ioho"'"g extra Inducements:
A VALuABLEElFT FOR EVERY SUBSCRIBER
GIrr worth from Is cents In ssOo In coin In.
presented to each subscriber Immediately On r.csns
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

FoR CoSGREss.-The Republicans Of the
I'd district have nominated VIM. Vandevere,
of Dubuque, for Congress.