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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

QUEEN ELIZABETH AND HER CoCNsELLoR.-From
Motley's History of the Netherlands we take this
extract
The commissioners arrived at Greenwich Stairs
and were at once ushered into the palace. resi-
dence which had been much cnaI ged and decor
atcd by Henry VIII They were received with
stately ceremony. The presence chamber was
hung with Gobelin tapestry, its floor strewn with
rnshes. Fifty gentlemen pensioners with gilt bat
tie axes, and throng OF butfeters, or beefeaters
in that quaint old garb which has survived so many
centuries, were in attendance, Willie the counsel
lOrS Of the Queen, in their robes of state waited
round the throne.
There, in close skull cap and dark flowing gown,
was the subtle, mOnastic looking Walsngham.
with long, grave, melancholy face and Spanish
eyes.
There too, white staff in hand, was Lord High
Treasurer BuTEhley, then G5 years Of age, with Sc
rene blue eye, large, smooth, pale, scarce wrinkled
face and forehead seeming, with his placid SYM
metrical features, and great velvet bonnet, under
which such silver hairs remained were soberly
turned away, and with his long dark robes, which
swept the ground, more like dignited gentlewo-
| man that statesman, but for the Whry beard,
which lay like snow DRIFT on his ancient breast.
The Queen was then III the fifty third year of her
age, and considered herself in the full bloom of her
beauty. Her garments were of satin and velvet,
with flinges of pearl as big as beans. small
gold crown was upon her head, and her red hair
| throughout its multiplicity OF curls, blazed with
diamonds aud emeralds Her forehead was tall
her face was long her complexion fair, her eyes
small, dark and glittering, her nose high and
hooked her lips thin, her teeth black, her bosom
white and literally exposed.
AS she passed through the anti-chamber TO the
presence hall, snppllcants presented petitions
| upon ther knees. Wherever she glanced, all
prostrated themselves on the ground. The cry
of & Long live the Queen Elizabeth was spon-
taneous and perpetual the reply, g | thank you
my good people, was constant and cordial.
She spoke to various foreigners in their respect
i've languages being mistress, besides the Latin and
| Greek, of French, spanish, Italian and German
| As the commissioners were presented TO her by
| Lord Buckhnst, it was observed that she was per,
petually glowing and ungoving, as if to attract at
| tention to her hand, which was esteemed Il wonder
| of beauty. She spoke French with purity and ele
gance, but with drawing, somewhat affected
accent, saying " Pdnr uaaa fol paar le Bjcet
oiuaa1.t," and so forth, in style that was ridi
cued BY Parsians, as she sometimes, to her eN
| treme annoyance discovered.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
NUMBER 8.
gotaL Snttlligeute.


Several of yesterdays papers aroused not a
little sympathy and concern for the Crescent, by
stating that the owners or captain of the ship
Adelaide Bell had sued said paper for $4,000, as
damages sustained in our Publication abont that
Black Republican flag" We assure our sympa-
thetc friends that the story is no more than the
baseless fabric of vision ia thing never in
tended OH the one side, or dreams of ON the other.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

New YoRK, March l3.-The Cotton market is a
shade irmer. The sales to-day amounted to 1900
bales at ll4 to IEc, the lb. for Middling UpIands,
Flour the turn is in favor Of the buyer; sales
$500 barrels at S. 90 to s. 10 for Superfne State.
Corn sales amount 10 1900 bushels at 50 to Tic.
Pork rules dull at SIG Is to SIT on per barrel for
Mess. Coffee: sales at auction of Rio at 123c. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

NJ CLEARING OUT SALE.
Y ;',u,,I AS1 II AI akESzs zvs,rrr
se ana sssss T.. Ssn
nf'' cents on sn %si PIYro IN aonsrrs - W
s sSSnsis
400 Gne split straw Bonnss I and Usr Upwards
All our nns 1stt sfs1 ei sIBsoss ~
R61nst sbsaas cents aa
s'oS yards Bonnet Ribbons closing Il and 5 esass'
ai2s,s sS:Ss s's'ss ~
,oo ,,,... r ss0RiiI2E II M6wass
500 s sprays Flowers eesi"s q =. and
s s. SreSsS SSs a%sss s e aud TO-
ENosMoGs Es n5ySS re, IssaBRoDEsEs.
w wSlssd s ssas: Sss1ss
g Ssss Bands ssnS: s sss1ns and
Hstsa sonSs ssTB sns. sA ias i
ssss ;s s. y slss'ns a.sl.
ass Es2sssig sfSs SsEs ss'ss Ct
sTosk WILL Bs SISsSS IS s,SEspAYsro MARX
j !: 81 rxoI Ps EssT II n4o cua
SaS az issS hesltsss closing TIC pc. d6z
ys,$s S l:f M @sn ss s CLOSING s y
T s an Nsas
sond al @ per
,S.ooS LADIES' LINEN COLLARS. oLosrNa OUT AT
:, n. ,,..; PANIC 9 d spsssaAso1e.
ssS s,iI parasols qounss 9 msI5ed Is cents
1905 much finer fS ySR r. c psasy one
Ioo pairs ladies' ane Isle Gloves clearing cents
A. s
clearing clearing i
sss ~
pairs adss Cotton f hoe z dehts
esssa ssn
1900 rfG3i rl ssSf bSsss SsssA Is CENTS
1899 yards STe:s marked
SS p nsSs S best needss. ? ' ens ''A'
fS S:iss s ess p sns ssn!s sen.
All s %sn wares nss q half A Rce A,so ,.o n.u
Bounst Ruohss ssnnet sSeh. and Is
Mners end country invited to inspect this
stock thereby saving sleast cant from the regular job
SPES MP sAEE eN WE'D
~; a. $50 $50 0' - s%iLIi.SM kiSzEYss. III
49, III Entrance to both stores through No 2as.
CREAEBk BARGAINS THAN EVER W, :. y :, -.
l. f.,..gs EGLLING OFF
U '7f"'s BY the Assignee -
473 Broadway Qate Beekman Coz ssi
~. "a. Oloaks sbaws Msntilas, u
Oh" Lace Points, Silks Mohairs
Il .f',.' and Dress Goods generally 3
| aousekeeping Goods, Lacee, nmbroideries
Hosiery, Sun Umbrellas. Parasols, DC &C., Y,
80 Eelling OF very cheap. !e.s ~
- * 81. ,gsSix 94ss' A. y. HODGK, Assgnee.
| IaSD24 FAr1en 51e:a:.z. 7'-
RI, HAVE DECIDED THE
Z ENTIRE STOCK, IN THEIR THREE STORES AT
I As,sr1LL IruR7HER REDUCTION.
i .sssfhss-~1 1etar,----- sSYaSlf3ss
,tsss' AND ALL VINO ARE IN PURSUIT or q
+ DECIDED BARGAINS AT RETAIL,
I ARE INVITED TO AVAIL THEMSELVES
4 CLOSING SALES OF THE SEASON
0yr stock IL very large and includes fashionable and
'"sss desirable Dry Goods Of every description.
\ No. 4sI to 4e7 Broadway
No. 2d6 to 2sl Grand street.
[ Nos. At and 10 Catherine street
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MATRIMONIAL,

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN OF IS, MATHEMATI
a csy insned desires tho acquaintance OF an American
lady who would like invested enough In
ship or vessel to command captains interest in her ow
right with Of mhtrimony, and to 60 VI th
him 10 various the world Any lazy desiring 70
this for three days do 20 with Com
sou hstham SQUARE Post eGlce, New York city, I
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MATRIMONIAL YOUNG MAN OF BrdPRoT ABILI.
M " desires to form the aoQuantance Of young lady be
% N .trimouy. nopsy 20 object AedeeSE q Brooklyn
e.,
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EyWsFc
Fsss.~ ! 8 rs lAnIUsEnIENTs. fsElyW
r AURA KEENEs THEATRE. S-a-sI-aA',. - !
- !. ttyss 5ss& MONDAY NIGHT NJ
I, e. lxyERYS fdHr rrL1yy IL pt}RrHHs Sn.,c,;

=
L Us .. ksSssss 5 5aaS47f sHi;au1 80 ~ ~
o..s,sxs,a| . /: gsssss s:s.ss:...s
skIr1's savsss ss siisrzss. ia r
NV pFcLs s4x's SSso1c LANrHRs,I sSs
SifsaE si;9 s1ars
AZ 81 sSa + HXssRsS4
.ns,ss ", $s ssss sSsSE.;s u.
sssHa as!;tS SksaA4ISsSsiSss soHs
~ &A ld.I s1d6T GEs1 IL SRH g MON. }
"a M ~ tHzIisy FORGE
sE S SsE ShS q sssss sslS1
Ss5 6 IT,; 4 gss .f asfE azss?ss n
! g sas Sc. nEEsAsPEz d shs asw rantomns!
Il 1s:Tts .:ss ;s.s pity GOODS. $500.
A AZ 80 FEE Gsss Lace Wells
ssSsk k Daisa AMI AND o Fhogsosa snA"AS
ssRAINs 7ss Brosdvay sss Ssss Co,
A"N n yard wide REAh,, sSozAMBroUE. 49,. y
y, Ss.s 49, - Another lust received
~. y ,LEGRAINS TO broadway Gate 0ray n Coz
RAahGE KOBKs.
8 DOUBLE JuPE. FIVE AND sKvEN FLouNoEs.
/ o" STILL FURTHER REDUCTION ~s
ROBES AT Ss FORMER PRICE 50 TO SM
= ROBES AT 81, FORNER PRICE Sic
ROBES AT s.. FORMER PRICE sr@.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE co.,
! Canal, corner of Mercer street,
1 ENGM New York. ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


TUsT PUBLISHED, POST FREE 81, A GREAT HIT
81 DE COKDovA6 ''PHINCE's VISIT
B. FRUDEHAM, bs8 Broadway.
Every one mus buy. Every laugh.
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4 LBHRr q. EICoLAY, 'AUcrIoNEER, '~-.
ssessoo% No % Esm street good yarsy Of city In
able for pves ment For fun particulars Courier En-
auirr, News, Commercial advertiser and Evening Post
Catalogues ready on u morning Of tale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A oENTLEMAs DPFEhS FOR SALE BAY THO
IA rough bred saddle Mare 5 hands high long tail and
very nspdsome suitable for sdy q gentleman warranted
rad oes shs viii be sold at suction by Mr. sOHHsoK
yousy ALSO very ne saddle Bride. Blanket and sheet
This Ia q rare opportunity
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AU1TIoNsEa.
~ ELEGANr BAY MARE
BY &, r. Fl. SCHENCK, 2on ay the 9Th inst at
oclock their saesrccm, No l35 and ,b7 Broadway,
thorough bred long A bay Mare old hands
hga warranted perEecty sound kind geutle every
way an excaert saddle beast for lady genemsn has
been used by the prevent os nsr the last Two yesls
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EXCUR sIONS.

fVHOLFRA BANKa.-RUNNISa EVERY DAY IN TIE
~ during the hs well known sea steamer
SAT Ell LITE win and after Thursday July ruo as ,o
East riv ock Peck snE
65; fprng street, North river i0 pier t. no "a nver u
street lersey City, 7:t6 lard pg Quarantine
s,nd, at clock retu ming at rsfe ZOE 'ne
trpjSl IiIes md bait furnished on board
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nIPARRIGZS IND FEhI!IN0
- woods BulLDIN01.
Nos. I6l aud Sos Broadway, Room No. g.
would respecuy lufor gentlemen DESTROYS OF learning
tat they HIi receive every attention. either
at my rooms OF In PrtyeN, ~ NAV DO prefsne1 rY.cv
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A LBEnT MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO., AUOIIONEKRs.
a SUrEhB FIRST GLASS HOL BEHOLD FUkNITUkE,
Paintings stAuary, Bronzes and Article. Of Virtu, ,

= q, the ProPery OF v Gentleman leaving the CITY, .
pas dencs q NJ w tss
Sixteenth street bswesn Fifth and liIh avenues. viz .
mahogany Chamber Furniture cak Dining Room Furniture,
elegant seven octave Rosewood Panooe hto Cover and
M.nts Mirrors e%bro,tesed Lacs Cartains CoSls ofss
Be ding China Glass Silyerwarc liable Cutlery
and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive, ct II O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

: A UCTION NOTICE.-ELE0ANT FIRST LASS HOUSE
bold Ct private sale In lots to suit purchasers
Of the entire CONSENTS Of the five story residence 2S West
eSatssnth street near Elahth svepae superb rosewood
richest san rosewood ~ gsres Centre and other tables
niure, Chamber Furniture In wood and mahogany With
foil suits TO ms.b Beds and Bedding. 1he whole being
tul ard ornamental.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

Union O0UR L. L--TRtTTfNG. MONDAY JULY
stSh oc ock match for AlCn mile heats best three
nnan Allen and bis ruupiDg mate soeksi MMann
rom Williamsburg and Fulton ferries every Ave
last rev foIk thence by slee every HAITI
trecki returning by the route good and g,Od
track. SHAW A WIIlIM ProptiatoTa
THE CELEBRATED yRoYTlNa STALLION, aEO NJ
"a chen VIII stand for Meres on the Oyckman Farm,
nTr kingsbriage New York city Terms $40 the season.
Horses taken TO pasture WV. ALTERhlRE, i,
~ o.. Washington Drove Yard New iork. .
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UCTlOH SALE OF READY MAI h CLOIHikG &C.
= A CkIsfAEAR auctionser, % Rowery, will sell
this day. 9Th instsn' at lc oclck large u
and Aa,sses Frook, Sack Businsss Coats Losskin
Coth Cass mere AND Linen PANTS sk eatin Velvet end
Summer vests Ao Boots and Shoes Hats and Gaps. Hoop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

EOR SALE OR ExOHANGK.A FARM OF 50 ACRHs,
hour from New York, situated depot II is
pleasantly located fronting upon three roads, tho buidr
are common; valuable from Its locality VIII exchange
for paying and liquor store
rating business. Address B. O. box lc6 HERALD office
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A UCTioN NOTICE .-Cao JKERy, GLASS AND CHINA,
q by j. H. BAATLETr aaGuoneer fnesday, July 9.
Common rockery Edged Dipt and Rock Ware large aud
choice et0ck In lots for aud country dealers Call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

~ sn 7 sAiEs OF REAE r STATES 81.

Once, sS5 Broadway, N. Y-fsrties hsvna any Kind
or propeity for sale or to raise money find
by sending and price; also parties wishing to
make purchases kind whaever ct lees than auction
proes can have neqused advantages by sending parc
lars - to what IL wanted A u. JONkB B 90.
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liss& AMusEMENrs.

N mn
~ AK 81 AsS And AS BKOADwAv-4a3 and 1885,
LN rL,.'s.,, One door from Broome street.
inM ven Known theatre open every evening with tha
EsxSsetet S"sSouon ever before the New FORK public
ISrS Sole Lessee Proprietor
Sss.. MApsgtr
IN Van Ballet Mas ar
BRILLiXNT ARRAY or now n aTfsa director
& 80 BRILLIANT ARRAY OF NovEIriss
(. 80 y DRAMA, aLLEr PANfOMlMF, OPEkA
Interepere6d with Negro Exavaganzas, Dawes Bsuia
comic and sentimental singing Negro Fsrcss. Burlesass
. lPonayely lssxwo nights of
\ -. tlAra BILLY O'NEL.
n - ~ n. iJJy BILLY O'kEIL
BILLY BILLY S S'sEiE:
, Xhe great Irish Comedian
NJ '->i1' Previous to bis departure for California
II ANNETsA 0ALLHITl
.. 1870. AhkErrA GALLKTrL
fnc greatest DanAeute aver appeared In America
1 TSss+ Sc,% TONY PASTOR,
The best comic singer in the oou nsson'
SSff's.ish CLARA HANKiNtsT0M'
The unrvalled vocalist
y IA, ~ ~. ALBERT BRAHAM
s-..* A. ALBERT BkAHAM
The great English Descriptive amor Singer
hs..,x. CHARLEY GARDhER.
The celebrated Negro Comedian:
isrt>se The greatest
AZ n BALLET TROUPE =
W. in the country,
composed of first class Dancevs together rognar
company connected With this etab shment, forming oom
oinsuon OF talent u II cannot be equSled.
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syROwFE NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERs.-TuEsDAY
ID July At 10Y o'clock their salesrooms IS Nassau
street large ISLE Of Household Furniture consisting Of ee
brocae udow Curtains and Cornces rich lace Curtains
Window shades elegant Parlor and Bedroom Furniture &c
Particulars to morrow,
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Upward scHENoK, AucLIONksR.
" 1919 ELEgANr MORGAN MAIZE.
byE:&F sCaENoa, on Nor day the sth inst at
O'clock at their sslesroom No. 15J and 1877 Broadway
spl' ndd bay Morgan Mare years Old 10 high
Narrated ecty sound kind and gene in every way
free traveller, great 1ursnce and road no,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10
PIupLEs AND SKIN DIsEASES


Are the result of impure blood. The blood becomes
thick and clogged. The skin is not able off the
Impurities so important to health How many young
men and women we with their faces covered with
pimples and blotches who endeavoring to remove
them by the use of soaps and washes of various kinds
This is very dangerous and should be practised
by persons DESTROYS of good health. Mothers who
have children afflicted with and eruptions sho'd
never dry them up by external applications, for in
this way they will drive in the humors and produce
i'll health for the child during its whole life time
There is no mother that likes to see her children af-
aicted with feeble health.
JCDsoS's MOUNTAIN HeRB PILLS are prepared cx-
pressy for the Of eruptions of the skim such
Pimples, Blotcbes Sores, &C. They cleanse the blood
of all impurities, producing beautiful clear and
healthy skin, much admired by all people of taste
and refinement. Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are
SOLD by all Medicine Dealers. July 3-lm
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10
Spring Millinery Goods.

Miss PERREN, Millincr and Dress Maker
Brick Row. Front street, nearly opposite the
Jefferson House, says to the Ladies of OF.
tumwa and vicinity, that she has just return
ed from the East with very full and su-
pcrior stock Of Silk AND STRAW MILLINERY.
comprising Silks, Rib5oas, No,oers, Ruches,
Pattern Hats, Flats, Boomers, Boys and
Childrens' Hats, Shaker Hoods, eec., which
were purchased for cash at the present low
rates, and will be sold at CORRESPONDENCE low
prices. Ladies are respectfully requested TO
call and examine goods before purchasing.
Alb
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EIATTT,
TN I'VE 3

THSSEH & EF.pRFpt;E ~ Rostan have
in press GUIDE To HAfTi. by IaInes Redpsth paI.
lished under the auspices of President sltfar w,,ic
will embrace History OF that eoGntrF,ts Consttu-
ton unabridged Essays on It's Natural History Min
eral Wealth, Peof Resources. Religion Commerce.
Revenue, Laws &c. Also, all the Official Documents
In relation 10 the great Emigration Scheme which Is
attracting so much attention from coforrd
classes eVerywhere. No u iok has been published on
Hayt in the United States for thirty years, rcr in
England for more than twelve years volume
Hayti, therefore, Is much needed st this time Two
editions OF tNe Guide will be Published Price Fifty
Cents for the "Emigrsnts Edition" aud One Dollar
~ the "Geurard Editioh. Including postage.
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Pillow p.AKING

VNyHf subscr netrespccifnhy Informs hisfricrs and
\ the pul lie yenersly, that he manufactures all
Kinds Of plows, and rreparedto supply the Farmers
ofWapello Co. with an article din
aud warkma nsiir.
BiacksmithinV in all its various branches horse.
sheeing, OK -shncirg, and iohbing of al kinds
sS~ Remember the place, the Lower steam Mil.
AARON MYERS,
ottnmNR .Ttb. nth 4 SOS n.a-y
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A Family Carriage.

Any person wishing to purchase faml-
ly carriage and harness at a low rate, can
hear ofa chance by enquiring at this Office
immediately.
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AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.-We invite the
attention of all our readers to the advertise.
ment of Messrs. Johns & Crosley, New York
in another column. Their. "CEMESr GLUE"
will no doubt meet with large sale, is a
great savingto housekeepers, and within
the reach of all. Only % cents per bottle,
and for sale by druggists and storclScpers
generally.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

PAINFUL We regret to learn that on Sat
urday last while the family of Mr.. James P
Holloway were at supper, little child, Their
only one, while playing fell into boiler of
water and was drowned before it was dis.
covered and extricated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

We acknowledge tbs receipt of very fine
spcciaaen of new potatoes, from our friend
Mr.. D. Erwin, for which he will please ac-
cept our thanks.
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Arrival of TrNODs,

Three companies, 3lS men, portion of
!. Col. Humans Independent Regiment, spent
Tuesday night here, en- route for the rem
devious at Burlington. They hail from AL
bia, Charlton and Centreville, one company
from each Of those places. They are as fine
a body ofyoung men as we have met with
anywhere, and differed by gentlemen!y and
intelligent men. They will do themselves
and their State credit wherever they may
serve. They left on this mornings train.
The following is list ofthe officers
Charlton Comany, 1o7 Capt D. ISemi.
nrr; lst Lieut. E. d. Woodward ID E. L.
Edwards
Abba Company, lo5, Capt Henry San
ders 1st Lieut. Cal Kelsey ed
Centervillc Company, 106. Capt. Wal
don; 1st Lieut.. -Bishaw Cd VIM.
Roads.
Met at Blakesb urgh Scared secession
list badly. Silas Doggets on his knees.
The Occola Co. will be here to-day or to-
morrow.
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w. J. Ross, Treasurer, announces, it will
be seen, that a portion of the school moneys
in the treasury, will be distributed to those
entitled to it, upon the execution of 4 bond
the substance and form of which will be
found elsewhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

There was very severe thunder storm,
accompanied by high wind, on Monday
evening Under its influence and probably
heavy rains above, the river has commenced
rising again.
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No NEws.-Tbe storm on NJ onday broke
the connection, and deprived us of despatch
es on Tuesday.
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GOING EAST
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.

DEPARTURES
81 Morning Passenger leaves Rur. 7.fo a. nj
2i Evening do do do s.45 p IN
AIS ..,4
istWorn'c Passenger arrives at Eur. $50 q m
I'd Evcn'g do do do 720 p. 10
The above trains make close connections with the
H. W. X X. AT Burlington, and with all the &: eat
eastern thoroughfares at Chicago. u. REMICK
Geun tg't c., II. 4 z. Il. 4
J. Il. WlTllRoW, Passenger Agent. ottumwa.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireacss, Jan,dice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
D22eateeg, FoW Stomaeh, E,yspsias, Headache,
Pies, R6eHnatiaa, Eruptiogs and Ssia Diseases,
Lice, Com,Lsipt, Diopsy, Tettef, 7aa.o,s and
So Rb9pp, IpmAas Soar, Neuralgia, as a
Dtaser fiR, and .iar Prifyiny ne Blood,
They are sugar-coated, so That the most sens-
tive can take them PLEASANTLY, and they are the
best apcrient in the world Tor oil the purposes of
fnnily physic.
Pria, % cents per Eox; Five boxes for Sl.00.
GscaInrmbcrsofC lergymen, Physicians. States
mer, and eminent personages, have lent their
names 20 certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
bat pur space here will not pegI,it the
tnSc tion Of ,'6m The Agents below named fur
Ii.hS rhtis or AMERICAN ALMANAC In which they
az ;I'f;; WITH also full descriptions of the above
cohId ants and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed Tor their cure.
Do NOT be pti off by unprineiplel dealers with
other prcpa~r ans they make more profit on.
Demand AyIai 5. ana take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, aud they should
have H..
All our remedies are for sale by
For sale by ]. l.. TAYLOR, ottumwa. and by pru.
g!sts everywhere. March ID, isfi :,
GIR INTUNG IN COIORS, neatly executes
II the COURIER OFFICE
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10
morrow

EMGRATloN.-We saw yesterday, passing
through our streets, five cmigrant wagons in
one company, who were evidently bound for
some of our newer counties for permanent
settlement. There were fathers, mothers
and children, quite community, enough to
found small county, on their way to homes
Of their own, in the present promising State
OF Iowa. They are welcome, as Thousands
of others would 6e il they would come Our
lands arc rich and cheap, our climate is gen
ial, and Oh people loyal. Now is the time
to come to Iowa /! Health, peace and pros.
perity can as surely be found here, as any
where else under the broad canopy of heaven,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

Mr.. }. +. Gump, lately of the Opera House,
has leased the Ottumwa House, and it affords
as pleasure to say, that both himself and
his Lady have had experience in this impor-
tant branch Of business, as indeed, only a
= glance through tho renovated, re-papered,
and re-furnished rooms of the house might
abnndantly testify. In referring to Mr.. G's.
crrd, we can say, that we are well satisfied,
the Ottumwa House will be found at all times
apleasant and desirable home for both board
crs and travellers.