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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

"Hc left wife and two children when hc
went away and the first thing on his return
was to seek out his family. He found them
IN the third ward, and kissing his wife, saw,
with astonishment that his is.childrep, ike,
sheep in the East, had doubled in FIVE years,
as in the place Of two there were now four
and one quite small. He looked at his wife.
lie then looked at his babes. Then at his
wife who stood silently by. Back md forth
from one to another, full Ave minutes he
saset then broke out with: :. Well, Nary,
Ter a sms1 Uomsa, vitsoxt Aslp, you've
vxies3 children amasia0lui" s s -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

ting anxious to reach the camp, I refused to
listen to him until he took me to his father.
He then quietly filed his pail with water
and, after many strange turnings, led me
into camp As we approached it, we were
twice challenged by sentries, who suddenly
appeared before trees and as suddenly disap.
peared behind them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

Good bye, yours as much as possible. I.
P. S.-Our baby's name is Fanny Louisa
N. B.-Don't forget the baby's name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28

REprRicaH NATIONAL CoSyEyToS.--The Madison find
Courier says the 'proposition to hold the next Repub
National Convention at indianapolis been vora
bic received by the public aud the members Of the Ma
onal Republican Committee We believe Indianapolis will
be selected f the committee be assured of sufficient
hotel accommodations and hall ROOM
A SLENDER THREAp.--A Mississippi paper, in euogizng
the dsunionsts, snys Thc everlasting destiny OF the
South bangs upon such Jefferson Davis and
others" If this be true, how appropriately may we cx-
claim, in the language Of Dr. Watts
Great Godl on what slender thread
Hang everlasting things
DouCIAs CAyNa N-1he Evansville Qnd) fnquircr,
which has been staunch supporter Of Douglas Tor the
Presidency in its issue Of the 18th has article repud
ating him. and in favor OF Gen 10. Lane for the Prcs
dency. The editor thus sets forth the for his
change bi political leaders,: However much may ad-
mre Mr. Douglas, capno close eyes TO the fact
that his chances Tor the Charleston nomination the
wanc and every day decreases the probability Of his be
coming the choice of the democratic party"
WISCONSIN IE,1sIArrRE--Thc Wisconsin Legislature rc.
Gently elected IS divided politically foows-Scnoc--
Republicans, lIJDcmocras, ~; Independent, l. House
Republican,, %; Democrats, 81; lndcpcRdeu, ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28

officers, nve engineers, sixteen dremen twelve ri ars
ana twenty two sailors They had freight Of l5u or 200
IONS mostly bale goods.
The weather, although modernts was hazy, AMI they
did not the bur three four tunes after leaving
Liverpool urh lh struck The last time was on Satur.
day. the Captain light which he supposed u belong
to ship.
The mate went aloft, and reported tha. Il was land
Rbt and be supposed It u 6e the Whitehead Light Tho
steamer was gong IN westerly direction the time and
Inc eapan ordered her 70 be headed away point 70 the
SOUTH
There fear at the time Of striking and only the
usual number OF men duty. At halfpsst TO r
O'CLOCK BeLnetf who IN his berth at the time felt the
steamer suddenly rise and heard crash. lie mme
d,ely went on deck and lighted all the amps, after
which he helped the crew get the boats The deck
sebgers all rushing up, half dressed, and sewing
everything which they could lay hold OF To Keep
them ahoat IN case they should be obliged 70
imp overheard. The Captain endeavorei TO ulaia.
tam order and keep the creE under command.
there seven boats connected with the steamer
The first boat got out be port side, and me aie
y caps2ed. Another boat got out the bo4rd
side and went down stern first The next two boats they
succeeded iD getting alongside without damage, anil the
ladies' six ID all, were put into one boat with two sailors
The other boat contained the second and also part
Bennett and fon others got, when dashed against
the side OF the steamer aud partially sove and
ly hlled with water. As found impossible bring
the boat near the steamer without being swamped
allowed TO drift away The crew OF this boat soon lost
sight OF the others as they went in different direction
ing away six miles 10 sea, they hailed by
the schooner Wave at twelve o'clock noon and taken
board Nothing could be- OF the other boats They
were in good condition when they left the ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28
Another HIurder.

About seven O'Clock yesterday morning, James Quinn,
hand on board the schooner John NJ Clayton, lying at
the foot Of Twenty ninth street. East river was found
upon the deck Of the vessel bleeding prousely from
wound in the abdomen and apparently in dying state
He was able to speak, however, and upon being qucs
toned he stated that he had been shot by man named
Thos Downcy, under the following circumstances
appears was watching the vessel and the only enc
board At the time of the occurrence Downey he saws
came on board on Saturday night said that the cap
tain had sent him for gun and some other articles
which were in the cabin Quinn refused 10 deliver the
property over to Downey whereupon the latter snached
up the gun and tried to of with it. Quinn at once
seized hold Of him, when struggle epsucd between tho
men Tor supremacy In the struggle the gun either
accidentally or designcdly fred by Downey, the en-
ure charge entering the abdomen OF Quinn, and IN.
TO Bellevue Hospital, but medical skill proved Of little
avail He continued speeches. from the time oi ms
admission up to the moment OF bis death, wlnch
took place at eleven O'Clock A. NJ TN cSamln-
ing the vessel where the affair occurred, the ponce
found the gun lying tho deck IL was oouoe
barreed and barrel was found 70 DC oaded and
the other empty. Upon the strength OF ouinns state
about two clock yesterday afternoon they succeeded in
arrestng him at No 425 First avenue he denied all
kpoIedre OF the occurrence, but nevertheless he was
committed 10 prison await the result OF the Corcners
pyeeeation which will be commenced to-day by Coro-
nor Jackmap The police say that Downey observed
lettering about the schooner about ten O'Clock on Satur
,ay night which seems in measure TO corroborac tho
statement deceased Furthermore they represent him
as a man of bad character who to the peniten-
tiary occasion for assault Sergeant Stewart
of the Nineteenth precinct police pirn native OF
Ireland, and 30 years ol age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC,
-~>>~~~->~>>e<o<>s~>>-~>>>>
$I,72I,342 IN SPECIE.
News from California, Central America,
New Granada and the South Pacific.
~~~~-c-~o~s~~~~@~e~--~~~~o~
Trip Of an american Steamer to Pro-
vfdeDce Island.
a.a4M
ARRIVAL OF ruE BALTIC.
MARRIAGES. BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
t HI H M A X X H II -,
&C., &C.. n.

The steamship Baltic Capt A. G. Gray, left AspnwaIl
on the night Of the 10Th inst for New York. and arrived
at her wharf at an early hour yesterday morning
The Baltic brings $50 passengers and 81 ,72l asa in
gold
The Pacific mail steamship Golden Age arrived at
Panama the morning Of the l9h with dates from San
Francisco to the 9th inst having been detained forty
hours in severe gale in the Gulf OF Tehuautepcc.
The Baltic brings on freight 100 slkworms eggs
from China destined for Italy and the south OF France
The United States steam frgate Roanoke gte Sabine
sloopof war Prebe and storcship Relief At Aspn
wall. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28

Making difference between the book statement and
the value given by the Of 1850 equal to the
Of $40 1915 i39 in which the Of $3533 25
down as a balance against the South.
70 arrive at the "Munchausen result put forward the
author nterpoated prices for the articles authorized
by the Census Report by of which he raised the
value of hay from 500 494 to s2s Aud by
the process he sank the value of cotton from
sos ,eo3, 100 to SIS, ,264 o2s.
The inquty Of the thing, in publishing these falsaed
figures il taken from the official United States Census
Reports, is transparent.
Suppose the hay, wheat potatoes, and fruits grown at
th North could be made to appear double those produced
at the South, making allowance for the difference in
population are not the cotton and tobacco planting States
the best home market for such articles and for the stock
raised in thems-a market which would be lost to the
North the rebellion ncucacd in this book was carried
out
In no part Of This incendary publication ia any ausion
made to exports Of the two sections of the country,
true test Of national wealth.
II the reader will turn to the United States official
"Report of Commerce and Navigation" made FOR the
year ending June so, 1861 and which embraces the
agricultural products Of $780, he will find the following
table TO be correct
EXPORTS OF Tng UNITED STATS FOR THE YEAR ENDING
JUNE 80, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28
THE LATEST.

HALIFAX, Nov. 81, 1859.
The Emperor arrived here noon, bringing the Pur-
Ser OF the Indian with her mails and also about twenty
OF her passengers.
The mails will go forward in the steamer Admiral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28
Erports Of Pro-
duce Of the SoUh
s7l,D2a,lB
..sl24,767,bs5
1892, ,l33
plf. in favor of South. s52,s45, ,452

pif in favor Of South.. S55,S45 40Z
In the list Of exports for the above year, not single
pound of hay appears Thousands Of bales, however,
then as now were shipped from the North to the planting
States for consumption
The export of cotton alone for the last year. ending Sep
,cmbcr l. 1859, amounted to sl5ooooooo Of which Eng
land took about 800 700, France and other parts Of
Europe, $50, 100000, and American manufacturers
$4,000 o00 The whole value Of the crop having reached
sloooooooo. The yield Of this year ls5e) will exceed
100000 900 in vauccqua TO about two thirds Of the
entire exports from the United States.
After tho exposition Of the gross classification Of hgnres
Of ch magnitude as exhibited in the foregoing table, II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28

'1lsoTfs iron, me
free States Of all
kinds, snc. .Trciga
m5sc. and b-eGd
Stut's Of Southern
gr0W'h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28
STATEMENT OF JOHN BENNETT, THE LAMP
TpIMMER

Tho ctcaushp Indian LEFT Liverpool "Wednesday, the
9th inst, with good weather and westerly wind, which
continred Cor six days The number Of passengers
board the steamer numbered eight Hnc in tho cabin
and thirty u The steeragc The crew numbered four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-28

decree had been entered IN the United States
district Court In favor Of llitchins 4 Co against tho
steamship Washington for s1,Uoo libeHans are rest
dents OF the island of jamaica and advanced pouay on
booDry when the vessel ro FOR San Francisco.
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Disselstio. Of Coportser.Aip,
,HE COPARTNERSnlP uERETUHUpH m
-. !S!ING under the ,s.n.r aud nrm ,a RSIYSrHS
IONES MOORE. sshiS DAY d,s.,lvyd bv u..,,.I -.
sem. S".~ph J"nes James A. M-r~ sIuoc .r, ..,h.,
o !" ~ the nse of the late 6r in srt,lrs..s ~ r,
CUISINES All persnus indebted lS said 6rw vi 49,.
JAMES ". ROYSfER
J.SElli JONES
p JAMES A. MOURH
JONES 4 MOORE.
EIURN THEIR TuANES FOR fuE LIN.
Ina" ps'n'nsKr bestowed ulsa the uld ssu ~
respectfully announce that hcy have ss-,,srd ,h..srs
cuisines. a. the ''d stand whcr sy slwsvs 5, E..X
-. anu @ nS ass sossms"s Ut .saz Gs~.s. fh~r csps.
Pf". which w'l Be h.rssflrr s:r.e,Iy sdhs,rS ~ -
1.. JuSkpH JUxES
1,,x 70 ,s.s JAMES A. NOUhE
'"9 Ia 'o's' -
MRS. GRISWOLD,s HOTEL
90LDsB0RO', n. C.
- H'os' HAND s'os oo'Sa NORfH-.ss. sAxs sss
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hag age taken TO and frum the Rsusd rs.s os CS,,~
~ PASSENGERS stopping ., hi. uo,,, -,
be had. S'V 'o' =
E An addition Of Sixsse. IArRr Csus~s.s,. -
ve Furnished R-n renders il coapiss g y 80
lishment in the State.
Heals Ready o the Arrival s6 sAs Caes.
@ The ArlAxrc AND Nosss-C sso.,xa Ran, po.~
c.ir O,,cE Kept At this h"'el The Cars Ls, is,
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