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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, TOW. 5, 1859.
TIE Csstea Trsle.

-.
L Hss Known eset thsf american cotton
Il superior ARD b,jpos b;~b., yl;oo \, an. r.
u, -, e.o. fA'ss :" wv ni6-
hen market than India cottol. The receipts
from India last vear In p,a.rd. ~s,s much
ser 'nAn any previous yss' tho qusntity De
Ing rearly equal TO ono fourth a that received
o., a.. r,u,.., ,''
','". 'ne ohi'eu otates. Inc prices, however,
Of tho Indian cation did mot much axcssd an
.;o,,h a. ,s., s.s,,, A.. s,.,. -s,ss .N-.,~. ~
o.e.A VI 'i~' avn" sa1e S'~'o', nv" snoWs "ht
the American article 10 worth about double of
A.. 49,. ruu. IT,. aa -.
.ns' noH ino'A' Ans osmsno, tneresorc, fW
American cotton abroad, can nsysr be less than
Al rv~ssrt O,,v bor,. tr.d. .,., -.... -
u' "o"' .,s"' sA''' "'u" " s'ea-
ally on the increase. The Norh American, In
noticing the movement OF cotton northv.rd and
-, s"O
eastward, by inland routes says:
Not cnly Is carriage more choap,y secured, bu, an
Important stimulus 10 manufacturea. i'm the yerv
quarter where naanufaetups sre most neeied, u
gven The south can co better than 10 nend Its vast
Gotten crop wholly to Liverpool, OF wholly away BY
ea even to the manufacturing cities of tho Atlantic
coast The consumption q cotton goods In the in
terror increases In gcometreL ratio, almost, with
every year Of peaceful extension Of population, and
even whom hsrcc war h wased BY the sdministrators
OF tho government upon the Independence OF It's In
dustry, We gain something by The dead embargo
which falls upon business In 1905 tho ntorior was
AZ eficctcaly cut on from the purchase OF foreign
cloths, from simple poverty, a. our ancestors were
under ttrsRsoss embargo by compulsory prohbi-
ton OF imports with halt bind perception Of the
truth of the former case, these interior States
struggle W develop resources a their own<ioors, assr
fashion, and perhaps many Of them Will ultmakely
come 70 - thas Thousand bass o. Tsnnessee cot
Ton could DO smpiy cArrisd up the eississppt, In
stead Of down that river, and could be wuyen bv
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kuthford, and wrote On the v.II M. e,sl,-s--.
One day after date ptomi,. so bssaH ~.
@d ssssi ALLsN's other muis," and the s.tss3
shows he DID," IL

ngthfofd, and wrote On the wall thsS,al,vs.~,
Onc 0y mer date ptomiss 20 brsak thjs ~
na assa AiLsNs a.. other muls," and the sssSs3
cf:ss gs,s:s sd:: :m.,: :, u. (, corn %
drd millioss Of bsshsk which q IN svss0
price q 10 cents %. bushsl would b vs1Sk
e3s0.oo0. 900. A. - ~ consumption q -
vast rodseA whish ~ quisely gsfhsrsd -
pssses into the general eprfgnt 6commsrsa -
s;a,sti:s .s,ss q q single con gc.isg gsc:s -. .
yse 7oo.eeo hogs killed IN Okis, an = ssos
form exported. Il rsquiIed siekt mllnon bssk-
els Of corn, besiSes othsr food. 10 (httsn the1-
Ihs con msde the pork l.ra, isrd On, 60.
sss which wsfs sngS.ted from Chdnnati -
into whishy. Two o. three millions Hore MA,
Into fht cattle and thus the surplss eosn n
Ohio was Manufactured into varicus sorue n
food, light and hquos. =
LAST summss, . young German from Nov
York City was visiting bis father law, N.
HAKDKn, Of woodstock, and one day wsst out
hs'nn'ins hun b Hi, sss.s.o. % wss dawn 70 some pss-
heavy. He put two or three Of tksm In IL
pocket, carried them TO New Yosk, hsd thaa
sxamiasd by experts, and found thsy wee
bMyt fragments Of the purest kind. Thb p
the hsayisst Of metallic sartbs, and whsn ground
m,h. e. ';,yis: ,s q q .@S ns :.ss .''d
specimens were far purr than any In m9-
ket, and the disceysssr was offered "a .
tun for a. much 90 be could deliver. Acting
promptly, the finder purchased from Mr. T. L
Pail 100 acres Of the land whore hs made IL
discovery, supposipg this included the whsls
deposit. Since, he has sold q half interest," .
parties In Nov York for 100000, and the psrt-
ners are about putting ups powerfu, engine -
grind the material hbr market. Il wifi COM
maid the highest prioe, for II Is fay purse sad
whiter th:n asy hitherto supplied to white
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saicide in Washing ton.

Of the suicide by shooting Of LEWIS Josss, q
clerk In the Land Office, on Thursday. lie had
been . very wild youth, and had oftentimes
been admonished by bis family and friends,
snd urged to pursue different course. Thurs
day morning, on appearing with his family, his
to be better In future, to leave those oompan,,
Ions who detained him from his home, and
to live more with his parent and sisters, at sns
same time throwing her arms around MS mega
and kissing him. He appeared to heed her 70,
q moment, but Withdrew fom her arms, and no
J have lived long enough, can't stand this;" o.,
'.NetbsI, sss shst en- going y do" end Pre-
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VARIETIES.

The weather rooster, sNer an, points to the
highest moral truth, for u shows man that u
Is vane thing to aspire.
A PERSON having occasion to notify Q doctor
to visit his wife, said TO him as he was stspptnG
into his chaise "Now, doctor, you'll drive -
kill, won't your" "Yes, certainly" rsplis1
tie doctor.
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SMOKEY CHIMNEYs, WITH DEFECTIVE
~ draught, made to draw without smoke by NlELS
patent apparatus. Itsop GRAFTON guaranteed Apply
st, Brooklyn NJ 2aac'lOS
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Is YOUR HAIR TURNING GREY, ETTHER
1from ase o. from deep study, or sckness Have yoe
tiai BLACK .sr BRQWN,. Without fear of having j
tsls: Pat up thoa. TsssEd % quality q r.
have ATeadys aons.-sst . Fifty. CknfS Boz 4
Bhiksf . c06.s 65ESEssfTsaAfabYa eSis sfaS iRd Yab9Yfa
and yco IN And that 4 = ~ sses 4, :ass,;Ss e
any other, and In such LARGE quantities that a.
ford 10 sell Il at reasonsbls rate, and its being good
brinss fresh eydepce u ts true worth. sentlcman
hyins ~ NsS rSrs NJ he has sssd nearly syy @ Sys
hn " have ~ the thing .assy a,s R ~ n n
vc vrite) and you xin then agree With All who have
used it-thstifE E the aNonpafier Of q. Hair Dyes
w s:nSot siord 70 POI up sood-aS fsssins sasl'
~ sush Zsis. 2; thst bat sss & r.. -. - . X
~ zsa W g yest T yVg n 81 Pr ~. oo,om
~ 49, q ssstS SsoeaS q. WhiiaS.SsrSS; \; ~
opsovN nuQtst ssasrsgSs St0 =
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pATENT THREAD CUTTING THIMBLE.
L cLook out-Tailors, book -stitcher., shirt and
hoop skirt makers, OPERATOR sewing machines and
needle women generally, you can earn frow 81 70 ~
ssft Cutting fhmSles, ' which can no. b hsa 4
any fsncy retail store ty and oointry agent. want.
ID. Ayply 70 HARDna = SrkIRLY, u Val st. "a
Door. NV York 90 yeass
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EALL AID WHITE =
mN@sSSGIsSssSSa mNl@sCsS I a'|sSSay ss4gPr,
AAhh2Ta RE SSa SSd0THds9 .ng sDs aoWHSy oWWAHHSEyHoUsR'
md BoYy cf0TiiifNGi, q CSoios 1sssrsi. and
Fashionable Styiee manufactured expressly for City
and Country Trade and asears our cu.tomer and the
public st large, that an examination Of sur stock win
ss have n s s ss;ss c o = ccs
any other estsbiishmsnt .Hsvins purchased our ma.
terals At the late trade sales enabled 70 osr
ear SsP Sssa q 81 rhis sf
bapsrans Gator Bssvef biz and Ban. . o % y %
TRoCK CokTs.
Bisek Prod Ccsts, veil made and trimmed ;..G g
sps sapsrns lsst oS.s$ S'ssS S asa si @ e %
BUgINke0 COAT6
Btroue Busines Coats, ..,............e9 - 70 %
French, ,Enslish Cssslmerss and Besyen % to 90
sss ssS sssSoSSs fsas
Cassimers, With and without Bands 4ao0 70 % So
lsrAns Blt oasth snd Dosskin. nd French Dosskin'
VG5fs~ Cashmere Of an styies n % 70 -; YIu.h
ysivs sk ard satin, 81 10 ~ Fine ak plush - 10
THE CusroN DEPART1GENT h rsplete With
GENTS FURNIsHINq aOQps
Esf TTFFssnyrs q nv se~St. ~ asn FAT
'' '' dis sa4s'iif
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HOUSEKEEPING.

EMPORIUM OF FASHION, 8A CANAL ST
T. London AL Parish Fashions. Marking for
msrhincs Also fwhicuabis drsssmskins: eaitias
md baistns, and nfsnts wardrobes completes
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EURSI YURSi TRULY CHOICE FURS.
LIKE raSsSs!S'SSI,'s Ss!sSS' q, METALS.
ALWAYS SSA sATNTAM n \ e sv THEIR q ygLL g J yALyh
TIE INDIAN TRAPPING
AND SENT TO UB, THEIR AGENTS, IN NEW
xOAK.
NOON FIND TTH G11f L4RI wIRss pARo.m.
are obtained.
IT THY ~, RECOMMEND ON q I,,1 TIE 4, EUEs AMD M,
THE CROWDS OF LADIES ENTERING DAILY
THE GREAT WEBTERN AND NORTHERN
Fur TRAPPERS DEPOT AND
q, s4.e.iss iSaLEsSGSkkSt DkztE T. xASNakkki Z R3Mkki'
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MATTRESSES AND BEDDING.

MATTRESSES AND BEDDING,
Nl COAFORTERs, FEATHERS, &C, vi.
IN ~ the,r Tirtstis . TeTy usssoa9is & pr,ogs nan
should not conclude 70 Pnrchase kox 10 the tins for
the Winter and at the corner Of Bieecker and Ham
mond streets, ths place TO Ind good and cheap ar
THORN. SSs Bisecker st. corner ef HAmmond. M 3
MATCHES, AATCHES-ALL KINDS OF
tqud bluinE, Ink, butonk tapes, pins, &e, cheap 10
deaierst by y. UHBEKANT, Doyer, junction Of How
My, Dviston and Chatham. olb 24AS183
DIAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
oernioes, ta.sels cord, bnssses DO, 70 per cent le.
than Broad way prices. Fire boards on hand and made
Oh 24Ac'1o1
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T AIDES, YOU MAY SAVE ONE-HALF
~ your money by purchasing your Furs at tho New
York Fur Manufacturing Co., No. SO Chatham st. We
get the frs direct from agents In the North
and West which enables to offer these truly great
bargains. no2 2aAc'
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ELOUR FLOUR FLOURl-6Oe BARRELS
family -four for sale. Bcrt doppie extra family
dour from 50 90 10 $6 very best doppe extra faulty
douT ~ to ~ b0. JOHN WkEDER, " Barclay St
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BOARDING.


A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN pE
1nsecopmsAneya with ALL os partial board In snail
hsff q s5 ss;5s !, nS other bosrd.r rs:ss
/, A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG GEN
- uenen can b seooTmedsted With GOOD board and
% sSS 3. s. + FL. :si .ss ssises: sss ::
-, -es noskIs
AT THOMPSON sT-aooD BOARD.
., :aS .s. ssis :S.sS s.sIs;
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LET
SSass 3 sna az s IN az; nj
z. RsEs.;!l !! sSss shsrs only or psrso9: stsa
A GENTLEMEN AND WIFE, OR TWO
- L. sinsls ,eentlspen can be Accommodated With
n' 2pSy fsT: s. :sa ssa .ss.:s e s'''A
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM-
ss per week. at No 10 sixth street, near the how.
RoARDiwANTED-A GENTEEL YOUNG
couple & Se'rs psIm.nsnt boarding place 70, the
IP'ss'ps II Ss. sss svffSs,sRs fss. sss two
poARDING-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
- men also gentleman and wife, can be sccommo-
nisSed With or without board, al w Grecn%ieh st
Also, two ladies can be accommodated. no2 2asc'ifs
DOARD-TwO OR THREE SINGLE MEN
modsted with ecod board and comfortable home At 10
room nov vacant suitable for or friends vsh!9kto
BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY-A
- few young gentlemen wishing good board and
plea.spt rooms Gan be accommodated by spp!yins at
poARD-2 RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
nssd .Sps ''' none but those that arc
ff,.
BOARDING A HANDSOME FRONT
~ room TO let, with board; also front hah room to
isIss a%..l:Ssd r.sm to lss e. 4 No. S:Isyoa
st., near Bowery. nz s'W1
DoARD-A SMALL, GENTEEL FAMILY
R oss !: cSS s y oh
$:3: 1a' L. SSI IS I
BOARDING ON THIRD AvE-A FEW RE-
- spectacle young men can be accommodated With
i;sS ~ .Ssas $50 s;:ia :: 10 !; s:s
BOARDING. MEN CAN BE ACCOAiMO-
ldaAed with good board, clean beds and airy rooms,
At 1TMhlrd secoud house from 1Tth st-terms -
weekly. Inquire In the store. % 94Ac'l9o
nOARDNG-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN
ID be accommodated with board at % per week. sin
gle have single beds for 80 10 per week, with
privilege Of bath hot and cold water, at 2o Ninth
bot LIST ave and sve 4 o. S&ac'1O
GOOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS
" for single gentlemen at 80 week; single rooms
/ for single gentlemen q nodersts terms Apply at .
/ Sullivan q oil 2AAc.lU
/ TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
L be accommodat I'd with good board and pleasant
room. At 1eA Ludlow street. Call for one week.
ITO LET CHEAP-A WELL FURNISH
men OF q gentleman and his wife without children
Inquire No 1lS First corner Of Ish st. eth floor
TWO RESPECTABLE MECHANICS CAN
have good hoard where there but few boardcrs
also day boarders taken fine large room to let par
tally furnished Inquire S31 Third ave., 2sh st.
80 HN-YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE
UEsCO good board and lodging at 80 90 Per week
sent. per night 0entieInsn aud vif. A 81 senk .
svbS sn 9AaS'1n
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
u CASH CAPITAL s5OO 600
TEAs, WINES, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
CHEAP FOR CASH. "a
propetors country merchants and the public at large
THOMAS X AGNEW has the largest stock Of choice
IN New York, at the lowest price, The under.isned
busness and il thereby enabled 10 1nder,sli any man
In New York. Call and see for yourselves. Consult
your interests and by your rood where you can
got them cheapest and beat.
Just received,
30 barrels New Orleans MolAsses.
100 barrels Stuart's Syrup,
200 barrels No. family Markerel.
1000 chests and half cheats green and black teas,
1000 barrels choice brsnds family -four from - up.
Goods delivered 10 all parts Of the city ee Of
THOMAS X. AGNEW,
Importer, grocer, Hour and tea dealer,
Of 2Iacs Nos. 260 Greenwich and 30 Murray st n Y.
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ITO LET CHEAP-A WELL FURNISH
l. paror and bedroom to one or two single gent
men or q gentleman and his wife without children
M 3sl2J
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TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
l. be accommodat I'd with good hoard and pleas ant
room, At 1s4 Ludlow street. Call for one week
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COAL.

A PRIME ARTICLE OF COAL-BEST
fARed White Ash, for stoves, Crates, Ranges and
Furnaces, well screened and delivered at - per ton.
Large Nut, r. ~ weight warranted, OF forfeit the
way. ID. Y. LAWLER. nos 2iac'l53
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TWO RESPECTABLE MECHANICS CAN
l. have good hoard where there are but few boardcrs;
also day boerders taken ans large room to lst par
M 9'lAl
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SECOND BoARp.
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
DnMnSA
< por d Pacino han. 80, < .s

This table Ia derived by comparison Of ths N.0
DOall sales each day -
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COAL BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
S.ad White Ash: also Lehish and other shs S9as n
PELs, 10 Canal - 80 sixth sys, between sgth and
t0th Sta cello 2lAs'1oA
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EURS, FURS, FURS-BUY YOUR FURS
L at the great Rocky Mountain Co., 30 per cent less
than any Other ssoIe II the city koct martin "a Ger tx
frenshgmlni per at, $S worth $40 mink martin per
each. 4. FosrERs, iis OhsthAm SQUARE, corner q
Mott st, oc28 2lAcslI8
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN re
1AsccopmcAne(aw with ALL Of partial board In mali
EysSe tnil yhsre thers is no other boarderr fesse
ohsn tne Neek n lss Atorneysl n 9sn
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COAL UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW
SPRICES-For the best red and white ash, steve,
sss apd rTsss s1sssnsd ys and a a rsash sh war
osb BAcsl6J
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09
Awful Tragedy in St. Louis.

The papers of st. Louis are filled with the
particulars of most distressing event which
TRANSFERRED on the morning of the Sd. inst
On the morning of that day, Joseph Char
less, one of the old, wealthy and most respec.
ted ofthe merchants of that city, was shot
down on the street few moments after he
had bid adieu to his family, in perfect health
and high spirits, by man named Thornton,
who, after briefly charging him with swearing
away his character, fired two discharges of a
pistol in rapid succession, into the body of
Mr.. c. from the effects of which he fell, and
was carried into store in front of which the
event took place, and thence to his home, and
expired at o'clock the next morning. After
the murder, Thornton walked deliberately
away, but was Immediately followed arrested,
and lodged in Jail, followed by an immense
crowd, with difficulty prevented from hang
ing him on the very spot of the murder. The
mob in large force surrounded the Jail, but
the military turned out and the crowd dis
persed during the night without effecting a
rescue.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09

We have the conclusion o! Mr.. Fowler
series of articles on the Bible relations to
Slavery, which will occupy two more num-
bers of the paper. We are unable to re-
mark upon these articles this week, but may
do So at least after their conclusion, unless
our intelligent correspondent, "On the fence
yet" desires briefly correspond, as we suppose
it to be his privilege to do. We will only
now say, that Mr.. Fowler has evidently de-
voted good deal of attention to this subject,
and treats 1t in spirit of candor which does
him much credit. We again repeat that it
affords us pleasure to publish these articles.
The opponents of slavery have everything to
gain, and nothing to loose, by full discus
sion of this great sin and curse in all its
bearings and relations. The difficulty here
tofore has been opposition to its examination,
the application of the word abolition being
an effectual extinguishcr There is a spirit
of candid enquiry abroad, which will lead to
good results.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09

Two more numbers of the cheap edition of
the Waverly Novels now passing through
the Press of Messrs. Peterson & Bro, Phia-
delphia, have been received, for which we
tender the Publishers our thanks, and would
repeat what we said few weeks ago, that
the above enterprising House are issuing at
the rate of about one number week, the
entire set Of Sir. Walter SCOTS unrivaled
Novels, in beautiful style, to comprise 26
volumes, at 25 cents each, or $500 for the
series. There are many persons we find,
who have never read these facinating stories,
and we are not surprised to have numerous
enquiries as to the proper and safest way to
remit the S., to secure them postage free
The indications oc large sale in this region
are abundant
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09

We have reports of the appearance Of
cheat in the wheat in this county. It said
that some have plowed up their winter wheat
and put in something else, Mr.. VIM. Nc
Carly, in the north part of the county, being
one. Our Illinois exchanges begin to talk of
a similar state of things in that State. Corn
planting is pretty nearly finished with us, all
accounts agreeing that an unusually large
breadth has been put in, that it has come up
well, and looks healthy and promising
Rye looks fine, and will be ready to harvest
early. We hope our farmers will r,,ise more
rye hereafter. Oats are doing well, also po-
tatoes, so far as we have heard Within a
few days more wheat and corn have appeared
at the mills than for sometime previous, lead
ing to the belief that this region is not quite
SO destitute of breadstuffs as was supposed.
This, taken in connection with the prospect
of good crop, and the heavy importations
of -four, potatoes, &C, induced by reports of
scarcity, will probably cheaper living very
considerably, and warrants us to say to emil
grants, who are anxious to settle among us,
that now is the time to come. Land of the
choicest kind is plenty and cheap, and we
have prospect of more prosperous times
than we have ever had in Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09

We would invite the attention of orr rca-
dcrs to the new "AGUE CURE" advertised in
our columns. 1t is from such quarter as
will give the public confidence in its efficacy,
and we have learned from reliable sources,
that its virtues will sustain their fullest ex-
pectations. Citizens of the west can not fail
to appreciate the paramount value to them,
of safe and certain remedy for this affecting
distemper without either Quinine or minerals,
and consequently without injury to the con-
stituticnal health. We have more than or
binary satisfaction in proclaming this remedy
because we are convinced it will answer a
crying want among us, and serve to relieve
great amount of suffeling.-Republican,
Warsato, Ind.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09

Peterson's Ladies National Magazine, for
July (the first number of new volume is
on our table this June 7:h. This we call
prompt beyond example; but the enterpris.
ing publisher will gain by it, as he ought TO-
1t is hardly necessary to say again, to oul
readers, that Peterson is not only the cheap,
est work of the kind, but also one of the
very best. This number is improved both in
quantity and quality of engravings, fashion
plates, reading matter, music, and has new
and admirable feature in "Our Cook Book"
Our friends, the ladies, can't do better than
to take Peterson. 1t is the favorite Of the
Centre Table all over the country. Remit
for one copy 50; 5, $3.50; s, $40; -, SIS;
Is, $40, to Charles j. Peterson, Philadelphia,
but don't register letters.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09

Two of the Hinkles, (brother of VIM.
Hinkle, hung in Davis county, with Daniel
Fergans, were arrested in that county last
Saturday for an assault on E. w. Grin
sted, with intent to kill. They assert that
the conviction and execution of their brother
was owing to the testimony of Grinsted, and
declared their determination to avenge their
brothers death A hearing was had before
the county Judge last Monday, but the testi,
mony being insufficient to hold them, they
were released
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09
Republican Co. Convention.

The Republicans of Wapello County met
in the Methodist Church (the Court House
being occupicd) in Ottumwa, on Saturday,
the 4th day of June, 1859, and organized by
appointing Thcophilus Blake, Esq, of Adams
TIP. President, and j. w. Norris, of Centre,
Secretary.
The object of the Convention was stated
to be to appoint Ten Delegates to represent
the county of Wapclo in the Republican
State Convention, to be held at Des Moines,
June ODD, next.
The Convention on motion, proceeded to
elect said delegates, as follows: Theophlus
Blake, A. II. Griswold, j. w. Norris, f.
r. Manning, VIM. A. Nye, Elias Wareham,
s. X. Creamer, J. w. Carpenter, J. W. Dix
on, and j. w. Caldwell.
The following were, on motion appointed
alternate delegates to same convention, viz
S. II. Swiggett, L. L. Hardy, Charles Dudley,
VIM. II. Dunlap, James Hawlev, Minor
Kirkpatrick, Joseph IIayne, Joshua Marshall,
Thomas Ping, and Peter Knox.
Onmotion, the Delegates were empowered
to fill vacancies.
ResolDea, On motion of A. Lotspiech,
that the Delegates from this county be in
structed to vote against appointing Delegates
from this State to the National Convention
this year.
On motion the following gentlemen were
appointed Central Committee for the ensuing
year, to wit; A. Lotspcich, A. H. Hamilton,
J. w. Dixon, A. II. Griswold, and G.
Dudley.
On motion a committee Of one in each
Township, was appointed, on organization,
Centre, Il. G.. Woodward, AIoms, A. II
Griswold Palk, J. C. Calvin; Dahlonega
Mahlon Hoover; Rich1and, Henry Kirkpat
rick; Highland, Seth Samson; Compctinhe
John NJ. Scott; Pleasant, J. G. Mitchell
Agency, S. X. Creamer; Columbia, r. w
Boyd; Washington. ID. NJ. Clark; Green
F. Harness; Kookuk, l.. z. Rupe; Cass
VIM. A. Nye.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
TIIEOPHTLUS BLAKE, President.
j. w. NORRIS, Secretary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09

A jury of st. Louis, before whom case
of breach of promise of marriage has been
trying, rendered verdict for the plaintiff,
and assessed the damages at 100000, the
full amount claimed. The defendant, who
is said to be very wealthy, is GO years of
age. The plaintiff, who has numbered only
80 winters, is painted in rose colors by the
Western journals. An appeal will be taken,
and new trial will probably be ordered