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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
JOrJe W. ZONES, alias George w.
ZONES,

Yes, verify Jones The Honorable .Jonest
Not to speak it profanely, George W. Jones
Or, rather to speak in the dialect of the Ga
ceta Official, ofthe 3lst of August, 1856, ,(said
Gaceta being printed at Bogota,) under the
august heading Of presentation del Ministro
de los Rstanaos Unidos!-" Ho,lsrape Sir
General Jorge ". Jones, nombraao par e,
Gobierao lie los Estafoes Uaiaos tNaistro
Residente corca de 10 Contaderacion
Reader, Jones'. Jones. reader Jones and
reader, we wishyou ioy ofthis acquaintance!
Many and wonderful have been, in foreign
parts, the represent tives Of our happy Re-
public, and many and complimentary have
been our motives of their tolls, triumphs
tribulations, struggles and public agonies.- -
But the Hon. Sr. GENERAL Jorie w. Jones
to use vulgar but by nomeans diplomaticaly
dignitied expression, did, on the 3lst Of Au-
gust. "beat the crowd" Appearing before
the Senior President we trust in an exceed
ingly rich, new, and highly gold buttoned
uniform--the Honorable Sr. GENERAL Jorie
w. Jones made one of the finest speeches
ever articulated in Bogota, either upon the
3lst OF August'or any other day One who
well knows our hearty love of genuine elo-
quence, has sent us copy Of that speech
After careful perusal thereof, we are pre-
pared to extend to Sr. Jeneral Joric w.
assurances ofour distinguished consideration
In other words the Senior J.W is 'one of
them. = Jones, your handl The world shall
know of your eloquence. o gifted, honey
tongued Jorje w. Jones! For IN the difficult
art of diplomatic rhetoric, we do not know
your equal, Jones. How great are you Jones
in the science of rubbing it in''--the soap,
we mean, Jones. How you rubbed It into
tke Envoy of New Granada near the august
person OFFS. f. James Bucaanan, Presideats
de los Estaaos Uaiaos-how YOU pronounced
the said Ehvoy-thc Jeneral Pedro Alcunta-
ra llerran-to be erceleatef excelenA, 67elisi.
n'o(most faithfully, habit (useful, y aistingui-
do (and distinguished O, Jones can do il
when he tries. And he tried. And he did it.
NJ Y Tribune.
& lszeE.15.s rEteea-5 ( E
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

A BRoDERIcK INCIDENT The day he left
New York Tor California, in 1s49, we met
him on the steps of the old banking house cf
the State of New York. He had drawn his
last dollar from that institution. He said to
US, "Good-bye, I'm off for the land of glory !"
Where are you going to, Dave g' we asked.
TO California--aecer 10 return until I come
back a Senator Of tie United States 7" We
laughed at this remark, considering it the
grandiloqnent boast Of a reckless, desperate
youth, who had as much idea or chance OF
actually carrying it into execution as he had
Of heceming King Of England He said to
US last winter, "How strange ii is, that after
lighting all my life to become Senator, 1
don't care q button for it. 1t has no charms
FIR vu.hot - ofto. Ill. r 4 -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
From the Republican News.
We May go to God in Prayer.

BIT MAUD HERMAN.
When the sun sits In his glory,
And the robins in the tree,
rtell the winds my story $3.50
But they listen not to me.
When sorrows cup runs over,
And wither'd Is the soul;
tseek for joy the wlAe world over,
But grief filis up the whole.
Oh life seems blank and dreary,
And my soul IL growing cold; ~
Each day grow more weary,
Each day my heart grows cold.
IT'S hope revives the sick one,
And maketh life more CHEEKY;
But hope for me there is none,
And the world looks dark and dreary.
u there no balm in Gileadl
Is there no physician theref
Ny heart Is faint, and sick my head,
But FAITH forbids despair.
God speGks-there's balm In Gilead.
There's a kind Physician there;
His hard Of love supports my head,
I knoU he hears my prayer.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

A CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Journal
says that Louis Napoleon, when he return
Cd from America, left a little bill at his lody-
lngs, in the Hotel Napoleon, in Hoboken,
which remains unsettled to- this day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

The Memphis Aoataacte, of the 2lst, saws
there is but little hope of the recovery of ex.,
Governor Jones. who has been very i'll in
that city for some time past.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

The cominencernsnt and the decline or
love may be recognized by the embarrass-
ment We feel At finding ourselves alone with
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

That able and eloquent Carl Schurz-hav-
ing reused his countryrnen in Minnesota to-
a noble and successful effort, by the strength
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usbsr sic Shillcrfrtrr in Nih.
enp. AUS allen StGctrn Der Union laufcn BE-
nts stn, BIC BON ben umfaNrnbtsn Sprtebrunaeu fur
e 0e'er ptsies m~ibti9cn Cages ;ciger, uno tG6t er,
eul'b ilfe fur itrc iublenre SruGt, Su e. iabren, mis-
N Gentihcn ibre rationale @bre bciii9 unp wis lie
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MAIDEN. JSm g $500 81
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O0rten SSSirtbSe1aft.

Der llnterietdnetr crautt lid, Ieiue 8runSe unb baS or-
l9HlnlN orullMe yue!ttlli iuln Scudc ictucr an @rraoltroEe
@1rieltr S~Strtplt9fi t%rctnoi!dlt eiriuInecn, be an rcccm Sonr
Der 2Srde, r1'ipil9ChlIH obcr an ictcm Spnntn0 uS MPpntGSa
rcdht iahIrcthen &clu Il nit Der Sciihefuna ;upprfpn,mrnSrr
Scbjcnun9 cntscacriictt GGSnor SmmF
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er9seene Iniet9e. eaB ih Die frubcr rrn mir an Erp YSriroet
9eltfe bc'iene %cn,pftblc. Gitr ollteS Slicr nm ~ ~ iSSSrH
I'N""'a'" ""V surge tS9cf u. 9iuCput
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EDWARD Y. CANNON,
SeTfntljber WptGr UNI @trrtts Nnmait,
SIfee: sd: g'D9frnOr. unO B%rGuflin- StraR..
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MONTICELLO T
Simpu Stcinlciu.

Stmpn Stcinlrin,
Nr. l65 Srpap=, imiIhcn Der 6. unb /. Giraffe.
Gem elir6retlenocn 9utlitum miro blcfs nan tmacrihicte
Petcl oeltene c%npreblen. Die 28irthitoft oeIlclbcn III nit Dan
rpriugltHltc1 @cirIutcn aueaclto,tct. SpuitIe GrfrtIdIuocn
uto Nsltcathen eS Charities iino jetCr;cil l.. kasrn. 5Hry
,Nene uno .arrann't9e SaaI wirb ti pprtommeabsn g6urn
bcltcns %ertrfpbIcn.
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Gintdrun9 gum
Gttftum98 Ie1t
Res
SeSar19Oerci,us 9Siroinio
pas am UtrntaA, Den 5. September, I'M
BELLEVILLE GARTEN

pas am UIrnthl, Den D. September, im
BELLEVILLE GARTEN
II 0erren = b , uRb Nrnpel ltattfurrt INN
peien 2bciInahme rr 5reunpe cts Ggrcins urb
IS 9elanlmie 9ublifum ireurrlihlt einQclapcn lit.
I'm 81 ubr Nfpr8enS Y:riammeln i'm re SGraer
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! la9t babsn in Dem &erein5lpfaIe Der &raruo. Ede
: Gen INN MIr bluitrnBt, ppn no aus lid roun
I 6elt3uS in Seme9un9 iegt. Gerirlpe aebt Nlur
llltraBe entIan8 bis CUR 9ten, BON pprt Nib 95ruop-
RAP uno pcn bier aus rircct ua6 Benz Seltploee.
Nah sIner entlpretcnprn Qauie bssinnt pa5 Gcit
II @sl@ng, oem ltb 8eletllse llnterNaGtuns, SAM,
9nert NtuitF Der ArnUrg SanD, Guynu6unaen g &C.
ntwetleinper 8eibenicI9e anihlieB,n.
6ur quite Srpnun8 miro %kfitens seicrat, uno SpFt
5 0et eNmmttt pnrh %paitnpe &OrteDrum9ea unp
engagements gum 0ein8 n DeS 5eItee ibr Wi6aia-
) tellutragen.
Nldjus nab per StAot: llbr Qbsnps.
GtntrlttspretS fir Nerrn % Cts.
' 3u reft 3ab!rrtber lbeilnhbme laret freunbih1
T. DaS Set 6 nj
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
SeTentlidrr Niptlr UNI 0jerIrbt5 WnmoH
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NOrlclan., Stein nnp @Iasmanrcn. e,eih1ft

EprSeudn', Stetl mn Wldewlarcn= @eIdbGft
2Sm 9rebrttn ecutlter @ubtttunt ii tuno. poB an Der Sd,
Der Srooo uno Nrlttcr StraBc Ctu cnrrmce 9uorr ppr o1rr.
pane @clGTrr 1y cue poueipIrtbltaft ctNbitrt III. wrlG,S Sos
:iiasl9t ctHtl"e @t'h1It oielcr Grt in HittmIn no III. lluIer
enforcement cntbdlt @l0S', Sttiua uno Nprccllons gIo5rrn
gt'ncIr une @dtcln, rrncl ouCr Art, RNfecz un6 Qbccfor.
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An'eprrttt' Srtclcl nno SptC9l9lGlrr oIcr GSrrFtn.
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turSe SSaarrn uno Srtelicu9 &C. &C. IHtcrerrerfaufrr m,,brn
ce "prtrrtIbntt ftnocn, bt une crit rcriulp~rhcn. Ia MIR inn
Shanp II. Comp, ode Der :. II. S{rroSiir
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Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.

&crioptt ltcte eoS bette Eager 8icr, aud, onbrrc Or.
lfllNun9er, mic morinutC Scrin0c, edtsn Sd,mri,cr. nnn
i'Tli Tcrabrcisbt, rro titlct un 9~cntistcu 3urrrurn.
SBm. =. y h0ubprn
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Dsntihe Sbule, GIaY Ctr, spjibsn Der /. unp s.
Sn NRcntG9 bcu l5tcn Nu9ult miro Der rcoclm6Fi,e ua,,ryi,,
m rieltr Stur MEIER tc9tnuen; icoct frnnsr Ninter aud, an
eInCm lplhrtn Gage nod ciune.cu. " '"
SN Nthptr, irafe ineint Shulc bclubcn, fonnCn aud, an benz
s hctI ncSurn. '"'S'"''
Gtr eNS tiatcr r1tr 10 rCitIib ocf6cnfIc Sicrtraucn Sanfnrh hi.
tet UNI terncrC AnmcIoungcn Der Gcb,cr
0CnrN YOn @rNntnn.
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e. Spbcl,'S

%rtbithutt uno toNerrcr SuIpn,
WtatnitraBc, Srilhen Ter II. unp Is, pem Morrt
oeacni her.
Dtcie ntl uue 9Cldmo6Yrl cnar,t ttcie g3irttFtof.. mn mr.
cue eellrn ciq"rre, Vh9cr g'ter uro ipniilc GrfrilduGqcn &C.
tubrt mcrbct, empiCbli ictncr ,trcunrcn inn Fem ori5Sy, rH ~
9utlitIrr gum lCiRt1tn 2icludh VuuiS GrE"m
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Dirrtes StIftnngsftf
Der
&diler=9p0c 0ip. I. V. u B.

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Ote Shilsr goae m06t btcrmit rem Vubltfrm bic
%erastenlte Nn6eise, pob JIG ibr riertcg Sttitunaeitf am
~. D. Wits. in Derrn Steinlein' @orteu OH
pnltsn MIRO, wciu ole 6reunpc une 8efonntc rinoe-
lapet merpeu, tnpem Die uutsr ,ettncte @ummitte allies
%autetetet, %oenielten rinen frpteu uur auaencbu,en Soo
iu ceri&nhrn. Die Gcmmitte.
@raE.
6cuerba6.
Shanf.
Jtubrcht.
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q. 81. Mpmmcl,

Nutp0lirrer nnO GIptsierer.
No. 2O4 Srcapltra6e, Snildcn Der 4trn uup Stem
emplcklt lb benz eCutittn @ublitum CUR Mnicrtauno o0sr IN 1,r
0tlbaft elnldb!aGenoer Mrbettcn, ais: Mufppiittrn neurr mn ,Itsr
NfNbrl, @nttrttSun9 OCn M0tresen alcr Dirt, 5apfTercn NM rim inn
nern, 81 peldbcm s3Ort Id elm ichr lt6nc5 MIlortim M SoSrtrn
Herrotpt9 pe6t. Vile SoIttn no cdur Nne Ytnrttaniihc YIiobg nv
uno 81 biiit9ent Yrci8 81 BADEN tci :. q. RcmmtI
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91eip 9Iprfcr &umpriif.

Nue c%ieicni9eu Ntruuenten, mctcbc pirIce Slott in
Der lrBtsn 3rit unrearlmGFie erbieIt,n, linp srludbt.
Srn. Stcder Die fsblencen Nummcru auf,uoctsn. po.
nit ottlelten io9Icid mad bier acinnpt une Cen aecbr-
tn Nbonncnten auS9cbGnNtgt ptrren tGnu,r.
Der 9rrausgctcr.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13
For the Republican

Mr.. CAsKEY The improvement of q
town depends upon the amount and kinds
of business that is carried on. Will, the at
tention of the public is daily attracted to-
wards some new establishment in our
midst, permit me to notice the fact that
our neighbor and townsman. WILLIAM Nc
KEE, has opened most splendid, and at
tractive Daguerrean Room, in the new
building on the Irvine corner, where the
art of taking true and life-like pictures is
displayed in all its perfection. An exami-
nation of his work, demonstrates that no
has advanced more nearly to perfection as
an artist, than any one who has heretofore
favorered our village with their skill. You
can have real fesh-like look of the face
transferred upon glass, canvass, leather or
almost any other material capable of re-
fec,ing the Picture. To those who want
superior Pictures, call upon Nc, who is
perfect gentleman, and master of his art,
and he will astonish you with an exhibi-
tion of perfection never before seen in our
town in his line. .-,.rs- y
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13
POlygamy in Utah.

A Sal, lake correspondent of the Louis
vile Courier writes; '' '7.
find that polygamy exists to a greater
degree in this city and territory, than from
all the published accounts one would be
led to suppose. Indeed, it is matter Of
much surprise to me to see the apparent
happiness and content of the numerous
wives Of the Saints. Soon after my arri
val in the city, went to board with a
person who was the happy husband of
eleven wives, all of whom were living in
the Same house. The oldest of the flock
was about twenty-eight years ofage, while
the youngest could not possibly be over
thireten. The head of this interesting
flock was a man about thirty-five years OF
age, and the father of thirty-four ''little re-
sponsiLiliiies." l also learn from good au
thority that Brigham Young has seventy
two wives, forty-two Of whom are aged
widow ladies', having no means Of support,
and were sealed to the president" who
supports them at bis mansion in elegant
style. Hebar c. KimbaIl, Bishop Hooper,
Hugh Evans, etc, have each twenty; while
almost every person who is able to sup
port them, has a plurality. One thing ex-
lists in this city that cannot be found in
any other city in the world, although the
town contains over twenty thousand inhab-
ilants-there is not a single brothel, and
rot n single woman walks the streets.
The women seem to be perfectly con-
tent with their lot, and look upon all Gen
tiles as reptiles that should be summed as
should any other contaminating influence.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13
The Ohio state Journal

The Ohio State Journal manifests q
commendable liberalily towards the coun.
try press. In its issues of Monday, it says
''The Journal does not seek to compete
with the county weekly newspapers. We
believe it to be both the duty Of every
good citizen, and especially of every true
Republican to support, first, the local
press. If literally encouraged, the county
paper can be made more useful than any
other, within the range Of the circulation,
and if person can only afford to take one
paper, We prefer that he should subscribe
for the home paper rather than for the
Journal. But there are thousands among
the Republicans of Ohio, who can easily af-
ford the subscription price Of both"
There are golden sands Of truth to be
sifted from the above paragraph. A great
many people do not fully appreciate the
value of their home papers, or else they
would be better supported. A mans bus
mess, whether in tie country or town, can
be worth but little, If he cannot increase
il many times the price he pays for his
home paper, by the information he gets
from its columns, from week to week, of
the Markets. "Wants," "Sales,' "Noti-
ccs,'aud comfy news generally.-But We
would say to Republicans, especially, after
you have subscribed for your home paper,
and paid for it, if you feel able to take an
other one, by all means send for the State
Journal. Under its new management, it
has become one of the best papers in Ohio.
That's so. Salem Republican -tr
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13

Snow AND CoLD WEsr.-The scold
term" has been transferred from the East
to the West. Al Detroit on the night of
the 5th violent snow storm prevailed, the
snow falling to the depth of over foot.
The storm extended through to the Missis-
sippi, and in some instances the snow block
ed up railways by drifting. AT Miles, on
the Michigan Central, the snow was about
three feet deep in the woods, and the train
was delayed some four hours. South of
Bloomington, ILL.,, trains were delayed by
drifts, and also in the vicinity of Chicago.
The storm was violent through Wisconsin,
but trains were only slightly delayed. The
storm was followed by severe cold, and on
the sth the mercury was below, zero at
many points in the west. At Peoria, H.,
10 below, at Janesville, Wis, IL below.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13

SINGULAR FREAKS OF SUIcDEs.-Johr
A. Tucker, who recently killed himself in
Georgia, while canyassing the State as the
Democratic candidate for Supreme Judge
wrote letter to the editor of the Colum.
bus Times just before his self.murder, con-
Tossing that he bad not nerve enough to
overcome his passion for strong drink, and
therefore preferred death by his own hand
What terrible hold appetite gets of the
habitual drinker. a--11 70 f.ssi
Christopher Steisburger was found hang
ing in the woods near St. Louis on the
18th, suspended by a handkerchief. He
committed selfmurder for love, and carried
out the singular freak of making his dead
body christmas gift 10 his beloved. A
manuscript in German was found on his
person, the translation of which is as fol-
lows: 900 o.i,A I-tr.e Ia,
To MRAIA H. / send you my Christ
mas gift; that is, my dead body. Now l
again sacrifice myself for you, You will
no longer find me in your path in relation
to your marriage. l do not despise, do
not curse you-for aboye-there We shall
meet each other again, nerer to be separa-
ted. Farewell! Be happy! 81
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13
H Congress has been in session about

H Congress has been in session about
month and a half and little or nothing has
been done. The prospect is chat the whole
session will be frittered away in discussing
some half dozen Bills introduced for the
building ofas many Rail Roads to the Pa
cifc, none of which will pass.
Why don't Gen. BURNS introduce Bill
for the building of Rail Road 10 the Moon,
and advocate its passage in speech oneinch
and three eighths in length. The samo
speech he made here last fall on accepting
the nomination, might do. He must do
something Of this kind or send us some
"Public Documents" or else we shall refuse
any longer 10 act as his organ grinder.
The Pension Bill which passed the low
er House of Congress, has Iot yet been ac-
ted on in the Senate, but it is thought that
it cannot pass that body.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13
Hwhilst Mr.. DoueLAs was speakin

Whilst Mi. DoueLAs was speaking
in New Orleans, he was asked his views on
Cuban annexation, and replied that it was
our destiny to have Cuba and you cannot
prevent tiff you try. IL naturally belonged
TO US and whenever We get through stealing
land elsewhere, he was for stealing Cuba.
Canada naturally belongs to us" s,"too' 1t Is
in fact almost part of US, but did you ev-
er hear Mr.. Douglas or any one of his "man-
ifest destiny" followers, talk of stealing CT
purchasing it of Great Britaina No, the
South does not want Canada, and what
the South does not want, Mr.. Douglas or
the leaders in that party generally, do not
want. In ancient times, pilgrims in start
ing for the Promised Land, turned their IA
ces Eastward. In our time aud in our land,
Democrats when they start for the Presi-
dency, turn their eyes only TO the South,
and a Southern plantation well stocked
with negroes, is 10 their eyes, the most
beautiful of landscape views. a''s q