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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Sheriff Sale.

Up Weaver fRY virtue of sn execution
vs. I'D to me directed from The
Davidson & Bowman J Court of Common Pleas of Del
aware coudty, Ohio, l will offer at public sale at the
door of the Cofft A35se in Belasare on
4ofdFy, the LIST day IF 4ugaa, 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and four o'clock
p N, the failoFsng described real estate to-wit Stu
ate N she county of Delaware, state of Ohio, and in Ber-
I'M IoEn5hFps and bounded and described as follows
Being fa'ot Fo. "A in the Town of Cheshire, as designat-
cd on tEe plat Of said Town, and known as the steam
Mil property.
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff.
july, /, 1e59-%ts- (S3, 500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
NEW n NJ
. DUVALL & R T

"a DUVALL & MARTIN,
IN PRACTICAk F&ILORss
ETAvING entered into Partnership for pfosecu-
IL ting their profession, in the town Of Delaware, res
pectfully solicit the patronage of those desiring
Fashionable and Well Made Garments.
Orders conGded to us will be promptly complied with.
abstraction in all cases guaranteed. Rooms, for the pres
ut, over A. Getrue's Shoe Store, at Mart. Mller's old
and. u. MARTIN,
April Is, -IS59--*tf GEO. T. DUVAII4
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500 Bushels of SeS@ suck
wheat for Sale.

FHHE undersigned will offer for sale, by the 4th
L Of July. 800 Bushels of NEW JERSEY BUCK
WHEAT, at TIE following places 100 bushels at the
Agricultural Stbre' If c. c. Chamberlain, Delaware 100
bushels at fe Sfs centre and 100 bushels ar my house ill
Orange township.
June "a, is59.-*3t. ANnREW RAVENS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

There are fonr million scholars, and one
hundred and fifty thousand teachers in the pub
lie schools in this country
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Estate Of Calvin covelI,

NOTICE is hereby, given that the undersigned
4N has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
with will annexed af the Estate Of Calvin Coveli, deceased,
late of Delaware county, DINO. All persons Interested
will govern 51eIEselres accordingly.
July lstf 1659-3t MANIEY d. COVFTL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Sheriff Sale.

catharlne W. Little by virtue of an execution tc
vs. ID me directed from the Court OF
John Genicr- Common Pleas Of Bella +Farc sounty
Ohio, ] will offer at public sale at the door CT the Court
House i'll Delaware, on
AonGay, the LIST dry Of August, 1859,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a III. and four O'Clock
p m, the foil owing described real estate. to-wit: In
lots Nos 1855 aud 1856 i'll Catarine W Iiptie's addition IL
the town OF Delaware. Appraised at $500
CHARLES SHERMAN. Sheriff.
July /, 185e=*ts (S2,75.)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

1 Tns S' Sody !. s S%f s %5 'hf il IS SEsss f EsEsistGs. e r ~,
the powers6fthe system AZ fully developer. The sses..
a ,s y - almost .ns sl!,irs!s IA rsRasrs En- b. beaIhysae-:
fHaaet5hS; a7ke1f ft = sy5f. seSP Z e Ff faais, de so well,
are at fault, and the whole system suffers in eons@
fs dmis. 0 ! F Sae tS Sfs SiE 2 q hat 5Erag ceased T. g.
With e equhteracts the diaI1 ny derangsnentss to whieI'
TO prove that this RENEE tdy is atlastfoInd any per-
forms, has buttotry Ahcl- e tie, and CONVECTION is GER
These Guns remove ali morbid or bad matter from
ths b fE.'f inalg saeRiising th a s 'asas Sh" causing nsf lo0SS 9 aS a.
he whole rachinerylL re-: a hbyligthe cause of The
siu;ou, amac II afe cTTled ana ,rEyYE 6eH6y rIr6 XsE-
ed, by the occasional use 9 use Of th5 Efssr h1rire1&
One dose after eating is n %su d1eient to relieve tis-
-tsmach and prevent the - FOOD from rising and sour
Only one dosetAken be- % fore etiring, prevents
,6niy one, dose taken at r might. osens the bowelt'
b One dose TAKEN after - each nteai Viii dddrr6 br4
6ne d5se df two tea " spjooufuls viii always ro
one bottei taken for fe- - male obstruction removes
the cause of the kisease, - and makesa perfect cure,
Only one dose immedi-. Pa lately relieves CAoHc, while.
onedose often repeated 9 is a sure eufe FOR Ckosva'
@9 70 or AND d { pfSs Si;Fs IS :. NJ aes shsdT 70 throw on, Of tie'
RS-One bottle taken for JaHndiee rsmoues all SAL
One dose taEen a short - time before eatinggivesvi.
gor 10 the appetite ARA EFfqSss E5qa digest we'll
tss 45rss fofahis, ghfig StSNI p@er aGd r1reI cdfaplAinIs'
iGGE 81 tWo doses s cures Sidselas caused by Forms.
in Children; there are no surefi saier, or sPsedieT
E. few buttlas cures tDr0pSy, byexcidng The ab-
soTpentS. ta4-. ..t
Hetake pleasure in re- lcommending thismedlcine1
sxvac urcyentiye for Esrcr3 ldJue, chill Eeacr, and All
Fs-ertof a BiUious Time lit operates with, certsidtY
and thousands are wiilingl ttotesnfyto IFS Nonnertu
rtuies. ~
A. phpasett Gregiotas their unGuimOus testEmo"V "a
as-M4 WEetsr trst4s rsoaataar iaSlgI EfsgordsOr. and '+dE
" 00 FHG EVER rI9IG5RATOR. 90,
Is and fs daily
working cures, almostt to great to believe. teures Ashoy
magic, epen the first dose giriRg benefit, and seldom NOR q
one bottle is required to cure pny kind OF LsUer ComPlhlns,.
from the worst JuHadicc or dyspepsia to a commrn .AeSo-
[ oche ,aA of which are the result OF a DfSedsed LteeT.
/ "a F55E elSz pctEAR PER BoTTLE. ycv.. -.
DIR. SANFORD, Probriet0r,, 3f5 Rrohdway. Neg Jf9re
And reyaficd by All Dr,ss ists- Sold also bYM, L.sTAhh
& BRO. DetsWa. e; OHIO .iSi.
Aug. ID. esq. oslL'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

NOTICE is hereby given TO the delinquent Stoek
4Sholders Of the said Company that the seventh install
ment Of tsu per cent. on the capital stock OF the Ra inoI
Plank Road Company Will be payable ON the 9th OF
August, 1859, toJ c. Evans, Treasurer of the said com
pany, at his Banking House in Delaware,
By order of the Board,
July list, 1S59-"9t. J. c. IA Treasurer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
MOUNT VERNON
Nl 4 letter from the Hon EDwARb EvRRETTa to the

MOUNT VERNON
Publishers
Bosrox, sth June, 1859
GENT ENES Tho box containing the view of MOUNT
VERNON, arrived yesterday. l am greatly obliged to you
for this pleasing specimen Of printing in cniors, which,
besides it's interest as Il representation of the spot which,
!. more than any otter ,cndears itself TO the heart Of the
country. is worthy ST 5tTention as a successful attempt
to place works of art OF this Kind Within tie feS~Hof the
great mass of the community.
remain, Gentleman.
with many thanks, &c,
Very respectfully yours,
FpwARr ErE1ru.
The'su5seribcrs have just issued a picture of Mount
Vernon. printed in FIFTEEN OIL COIOI'S, by a new
and improved process, by which pictures that have here
tofore cost from So to So can be furnished for FIFTY CENTS.
The size of the engraving is Is by 20 inches on super
calendcred heavy plate paper.
: Prize FIFTY CEFsfS, pcssagca paid 10 any part of the
{ Uut.el States. j. II FRAN < CO.
I 112 South T11R5 street, Philadelphia.
I ED~ Agents esA5s nj n every county throughout the
onion. July S-slt-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
NEW GOODS
AT the Old Establishment.
SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK.
r 3 u r r
IS now receiving a fine assortment of American
1 English and SWISS
w a t. G n g ..
a splendid and very superior stock of
Fine JewelrY.

Among which gre serve 5eastful lava, Garnet, Box aud
Glass, Cameo, and Gold Sets; Also a general assortment
of Pins, Ear Drops, studs, Sleeve Butfonsy Rings, Keys,
Chains, sc. &c. Also, Gold Pens, Fine Pocket Cutlery
Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles Tin Gold, Silver, Steel
ami Common framcs-with fine concayo convex. or "per-
efocle, = and double convex glass;, Clocks and Fancy No
dclfs. All of rhieh WILL Be SOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE,
Watches, Go CHS and JeweIry RSPafrfG
r. B. takes this method Of saying to his customers,
that his present arrangements are such that work i'll his
Ftack AepasrSsg department is done principally by him
ST. AHd after de acquaintance of more shan SeceyteeTs
yearS which the citizens of Delaware have had AhHA his
work, he deems any assurances with regard To CAgEF6L
HANDS, EXPERIENCED woRKsEs, &c. TO he entirely superfu-
Gus.
Bela@are june II, 1859
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Something New!
III T.TTTET.T g. SON

TTAVE received a fine lot of Knowles G. Harvey's
I'll Patent FRUIT JARS, which are all 4ad OF anything
IN that line ever before offered to the peopleof Delaware
SER. If Fc advantages OF these 5trs arc
LIST. That there is neither risk nor trouble in closing
them up. I'd. That there is no cement Wax, screws or
troublesome fixtures of any kind used about them. Sd,
that fruit will not break them, and they can, with care,
be used for years without getting soilrd or out of order
But we say to every reader, call, examine and be CON
I WINGED Nv Your own Observations.
July S, 59-#H.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

Catherine W. Little eY virtue of asdecretal order
W. LO OF 5afr - +b directed from the
VIM. 8. Little ct. al. J Court OF Common Pleas of Della
ware county, Ohio, / shall offer at public sale, AT the door
of the Court House in Delaware, on
Monday, The 1Sh day Of July, 1859,
BETWEEN the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and four O'Clock
D. IN. the following described real estate as follows, to-
wit Situated in the town and county OF Delaware, and
state of Ohio, and being part of in-lut No. IS in the orig
nal Town of Delaware, on which the store room. former
II occupied by MessIs. Pcttibune and Hardin Atuds as
the slnic was partioneh to Lewis Little i'll the order Of
partition Of the estate of William Little, deceased. The
same being 20 feet front ON Saddusky street, and running
back 100 lect- Appraised at s, 000-
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
June II. 1S59-&5t. 1884, GOT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
Sheriff and Master cona.sp-se.er,s Sale.

Catherine. W Little RY virtue of a decretal order
Wm-S :. Little, ct al. Court of Common Pleas of delaware
county, Ohio, I shall offer at public sale at the door of the
Court House i'll Delaware, on
MoHsay TIE 18th day Of july, 1885,
bet "cen the hours Of 10 o'clock a. III anil i o cloef =. i'll
the following described real estate described as follows.
to-wit: 1899 OH the asst part OF in-lot No. 12 in the
original town of Delaware, Delaware county, Ohio, the
same running back l21a Rods ami living east of =. ID. Hill
yer's residence, and west Of Lr. NJ. Gerhard's residence.
Appraised at $4,000.
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff,
And Spectral Master Commissioner.
june II, '5a-5t (S3, o0)
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The g(arketa..
Delaware Market.

Corrected vTrkly by R E. HILLS IS Son, Wholesale and
Retail Groccrs, No. 4 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08
School Examiners Notice.

School Examiners GNoC1ce.
TTEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
- Scf6rt ENarf iiefs of Delaware county VIII meet at
Che CenSra1 School House in the town of Delaware eettf
Saturday except during the months of January, teoru,
4 III Meet on the se6oHd and fourth Saturdays only, OF the
said months respectively. denominations win co9lnenee
at one O'Clock, p. m. Candidates &tsT $YesSsH satisfactory
tzStinportats IF good moral character
BY order of the Board,
june 8. '59-*tf. W. l.. HARRIS, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-08

CLEVELAND, July s, 1859.
FDoUR-s6.25@6 10 for Red Wheat Extra, 50 for Snper-
fine, and S7G7 so for double extra
WHEAT /. 25-CoRN 759~s0c-BARIET 65c.-OATs 3s@4oc
MISS PORK SIT-MEs BFFF ~Slog11-HAAs l1c-SHoUL-
psRs iLc. LARD IIG1l2%e-BUITEa 1l@Ec3HEEsE 4
@Skc-EGGs 1o6G1l-
Wool ranges from $3.50.
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NARRIED

On the Sd inst, by the Rev j. W. Thompson, Mr.. AIN
SoS D MARTIN of Warrington and Miss LAURA J. ADAM
Of Berlin.
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final Re duction
Splendid Bargains!

NERDENEtALL & MILLER
WILL sell for. the balance of the season all Goods
wv adapted to Summer use
a T Q O 8 T
G o NJ p r L S = n Ct
Rich Summer Dress Silks
Berange Robes, double skirt,
Organdie Robes, do.
Ghalli Robes, a les.
Ducai! Plaids, Fdfencias ;
Ristoris f; Jaconetts,
French Muslins,
7 Paintedt Brilliants,
French Chintz,
Poplins,
&c, &c,
Also, al tlesaf4s assortment Of
French Lace Mantillas, Freach Lace Points,
Chantilla Points, Chantilly Points. Chan
tilla Mantillas, Parasois, Fans, Mitts,
EHsbFoiders, etc, etc, ETC., etc
The Above Goods are all new a8;tas se&hiona-
| BILE sttT7feess. aSd must &c soidat to ff1aRe fooht for
our Early Fall Purchases. We shall give
Bargains for the next 90 de Us that will con
vinee Eur fsatsoHs taA we mean what we say.
Come and See for yourselves. Remember the
ocation Dorm Ioun. (July1.
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A. C OW E N

SUCCESSOR TO p. RANDELI"
XXTOUID respectfully inform the Public of Della
wv ware and 1tinty flat he has now in store a large and
wei sc elected stock of Bnuts, shoes, etc which he nov
oilers to purchasers mt extremely low prices. HIS entire
stock is vSll adapted to the wants Of people OF tins vi
ctnity generally, and would call the attention OF purcltas
rs to It Before buying elsewhere. lie Is ais" prepared
to take orders atl rSIunlnrturP, by experienced work
men, ana Of the hCsI material, work Of all descriptions
on short notice. Repairing done as heretofore.
May Is, 1852 -*tt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10
Halls Lung Balsnnn.

Halls Lung Balsan, in all cases, gives the
best of satisfaction.
Halls Lung Balsam has wrought more
cures since its introduction than any other
cough medicine.
Halls Cough Balsam is endorsed by our
leading physicians as the safest AMI bes
remedy now before the public.
Halls Lung Balsam is safe to use among
children, and yet powerful in cases of ctlron.
ic pulmonary disease.
Halls Lung Balsam brings in certificates
almost daily of its wonderful cures in all parts
Of the country.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs is sold by DIR.
}. l.. Taylor, Ottumwa, and by agents in ev-
cry town lii the country. marl-l I'm
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

your boj-tail road, and that you had been de-
luded by the promises Of the aforesaid rail
road spectators at Agency City whom you
had innocently taken for the b. & N. r. r..
Co. After these facts had been rather pain
fully impressed upon your mind, we find you
scudding for shellbark, holding an immense
mass meeting Tin horn, declaring your
selves to be now and ever opposed to build
ing roads after this manncr-pleading the
baby act by showing that you made a fool
ish bargain and therefore ought to be set
aside; very suddsuly making the discovery
that the company had violated the contract,
that the county seal was not to it, and nu-
merous other frivolous objections. But I
must close this already too-long communica.
ton by referring to the contemplate volun-
teer resolution offered by NJ. NJ. Lane and
passed by your Convention, and which has
been endorsed by similar affair at Agency.
which denounced in the most ungentlemanly
manner the action of Col. Gillaspy in said
convention. Now, the truth about this
affair is just this: before the Oskaloosa
Convention met, the Ottumwa delega-
ton held caucus to decide upon THAR
mode of action in the Convention, at which
Judge Flint presided, and motion prevail
ed giving the Chair power to appoint a
spokesman for our dele cation; he appointed
Col. Gillaspy, and, as q matter of course, it
was expected that he would make the mo-
tons and do the speaking for our delegation,
and in doing which it was very apparent to
the entire Convention that these Agency and
Dahlonega delegates were v,ry handsomely
CLEANED OUT" hence we find them venting
their spleen upon the Coils head, while the
man who was chairman of the caucus and
who appointed him for this very purpose par
ticipates in this Dahlonesa pow-wow, endor-
sing a resolution abusing him for the very
thing he was appointed to do. 49,.
INTERPRETATION.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

TIE StOma CHI prepares the elements
of the bile and the blood, and fit does the
work feebly and impsrfectly, liver and other
vexations diseases are the certain result
As soon, therefore, as any affections of this
kind are perceived, we may rest assured
that the digestive organs are out of order.
The first and only thing to be done. is to
administer specific which will act directly
on the stomach--the main spring of the ami
NAL machinery. For this purpose, we eau
confidently recommed DIR. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.-
Acting as an alternative and tonic, it
strengthens the digestion changes the con-
dition of the blood, and thereby gives regu-
larity to the bowels
% For sale by Druggists and dealers gener-
ally, everywhere.
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Fire at Galesburg.

A fire broke out at Galesburg at about 4
o'clock this morning, 18th, in the Bonney
House, (unoccupied) which was burned
together with Page & Reeds store, Dunn,
Chees,bro & Co.'S store, Sni tn & Echelderers
store, the livery stable of Allis & Co., &c.
Loss estimated at $4,000. Insurance not
fully known. The fire was undoubtedly the
work Of an incsaIiary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

Telter, or Salt Rheum, cured.
We can refer the public to several of the
been cured by using your Syrup Of ISursap-
arllta aud Stilltngia. In all chronic cases
this medicine has almost specific action
1t is the only Remedy that will effect II
speedy cure when the system is in de-
PRAYED state. 1t acts on all the secretions of
tn. system, and at the same time carries off
disease, not only through the blood, but al
SO through the secretions Of the skin AMI
kidneys. Sold by all popular druggist in
the western country.
See Advertisement in another column.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

H The city council Of Eddyvillc have
passed an ordinance, similar in it. provisions
to the State law, for the suppression of in
temperance. One reason assigned in favor
Of city ordinance in preference to the State
law is, that the fines under the former 90 in
to the city treasury, fact which the Com
nsorctal intimates may furnish motive to
enforce it.
W Mahaska County has concluded, after
all, to take the sense of the people upon the
question of issuing bonds to the NJ. an. R.
Co., to ascertain which, the County Judge
has issued his proclamation for VOTE So
it seems that the bonds We're not really is
sued, as reported. 4s.. ,s snan
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BLOOD URiA'2Ek.
j.
Wills
SaIsapaIiNa and SilIingia.

X The medicinal properties OF SAr.aparll. IN a~x.
junction with stitlinsia is we'll knoSa ~ al! -..s!
" cal H.sn to be the beat compound .et i.reYarsi
x cesnse and rurfy ths blood sr~uis.t. 81. AZ
= Inors from! the system.
n N2lss. s1a:isi . "a, s.
We have gi.ca the Re. il,s 10 t.,si phy.ieans IL
Isins; and viii contiaas ssaI 1t ~ u,2 :. ta.-s
aesr"us "t Knowing the ~ -. ients entering !2tY
Its conp"'ilou, !i-: the. a.y .r..crts is.a
- PRACTICE,
= AZ Casre MA nag Trou5.ay
The testimonials We have r.csivei In is f. .r
=. from many meno-rs pftr msdiic, Il fscaI souii.
"e's We 10 p.'i;si ih-nl, nj large volume ThI
= preparation stands at il- IL 81 u the list Of
dies Tor curing all diseases ;siux fru,u Impurities
IA ths blood or diseased -aatter lurking in uls
;. ay''s@
10 Is prepared BY one or the best practical ch.s,
lists In the country as to ensure uniformity sf
:. composition MID purity ia all the insredi.ni..
c Sars;A s;:lrHii;l Nall stittiAAhau.
ssparlA will testify to its remarkable effect In 70.
moving all impurities from their blood Wing tore
and 'ikor to the whole human frame. ana resteros
Ass' action 10 all the functions VI the body.
Purify yOur blood
1t 10 highly reeommended by physicians 10 cure
n tho following diseases having their origin In Als
" ordered state Of the blood
:, And NOu will be- Healthy.
scrofIla in all lite forms, letter or Salt Rhsaua
: Seald Head, Canker, Nursing Sore Mouth. Cksr..
tious and Enary emeats Of the Jonts, Can sseoAs
and Ind lent Tumprs, Kings Evil, ErysipelAs, ~.
Anthonys fire, White Syel!inxs, aud all obs,inats
= Cutaneous Eruptons yield directly to ltA purif..
ing influence. Pimpies on the face, Blosches, Pus.
IVES, Rheunatiss, Dyspepsis, Ct. SyphtEsie A.
- rcuAial affections ar. cured; sad Chlorosis
~ Unstructions In Females, Leucorrhes OF whites,
are relieved by the use Of this Meacins-
= Dabz.LES, SMITH Il CO.,
- 124 Lake Street, Chicago.
:. to whom all orders must be addressed
- Western Agents for SCOvILL 1 Co., Prophecies,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in all Psssn, lsIi.
cines.
March 3D., 1882 Sm
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Congress Adjourned.

Congress adjourned on Friday last, the 4th
inst, precisely at IL o'clock, noon, and the
members of the House Immediately left for
their homes. The Senate remained in extra
session.
This session, so far as any legislation ben
eficial to the country is concerned, is fail
ure. Measures Of the greatest practical i'm
portance, the Pacific Railroad, the Homestead,
Revenue, and other measures of the most ur-
gent necessity went by the board. The Gov
eminent is bankrupt, and yet no measures of
relief were adopted; so that we, the nation,
must live another year by borrowing, and
ali still. more to an already enormous nation
al debt. *.. " g.
% For all this, the administration of James
Buchanan, and the Democratic party are re.
sponsible. There is some consolation in the
fact that day of final reckoning is approach
ing. The defeat of the Cuba scheme is graf
ifyirg and was expected An extra session
OF Congress, it is conjectured, will be called
in June, hut it is as yet only conjecture.
Richard Golden and Smith O'Bren were
recipients Of Congressional attention on the
I'd inst. az a.-ss .....
q Senator Grimes, from this State, it will be
seen, took his seat in the Senate on the 4th.
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Washington, March ).

Tier, isn)v n i)ubt that there will BIZ
an ezra Session Of Cplyr,,s called by the
Presi lent e.rlier than tn, first Mon Law in
De-, nbr next but whether in dvanc, O.
or directly after the autumn elections for
Representatives, is not yet Determined. Not
only the condition of tn. Post Ofii.s De-
pa,tment, bat other branches of public ser
vice absolutely requires lcg station before the
Us ual tine of meeting of Congress. ....
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10
ashington, March )

Last evening, at Willar.rs Hotel, u MIR
ierous assault, with su sslot, was mad.
by Mr.. Mctiraw upon F. p. Lander, of Sd
lem, Mass. Mr.. Lan1.r is Sup,rint.a Lat
Of the Grset Csntrd W,soa Rad, from
which position M3yiraw was recently remov-
a