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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

A grand swine show has just ter.
minated at Chicago, at which large
number of the finest swine in the
Western States, took large number
of very fine premiums.
We clip the following from the
Chicago Post, by which it will be
seen that our friend, Col. J. FL. San
ders, of Sigourney, Iowa, had il pref
ty much all his own way, in that
class. 1t will be observed that us a
swineist be is a success:
GLASS D--Cheshire, Largo York
shire, etc.--Boar, 2 years and over,
first premium. II. Saunders, Sig
Quincy, Iowa, $50; second premium
j. II. Saunders, s15, boar--one year
and under two, FIRST premium. IL.
Saunders, Sigourney, $40, Of any age,
first premium. III. Saunders. Sig
Quincy, $50; SOW, years and over,
first premium-James Baker, Daven-
port, Iowa, $40; second premium.
H. Saunders, Sigourney, sl5; | year
and under 2, first premium. II.
Saunders, sigourney, $50; sows, of
any age, j. II. Saunders, Sigourney,
$50.
Saunders is one Of the most intel
ligent and successful swine growers
in Iowa, and we srs glad to notice
that his efforts, in this direction, are
beng properly appreciated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

Nebraska defeats her new consti-
tuition by majority of thousands.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28
Established in 1840.
REGISTER YOUR NAssns.

R601116R YOUR NhN308.
Let it not be forgotten that every
eleetor must be registered If he would
vote at the approaching election
On the Tuesday next proceeding
the election, tho Registry board hold
a meeting in the room in the rear oil
the post Office, at which meeting they
will revise, correct and complete the
register; and this meeting win be
continued i'll session two days from 8
A NJ. to 5 pm. A special provision
Of q late law declares that
s'In no case shall the board of regis.
try of any township correct their
registry of electors By adding names
thereto within five days next pre-
ceeding the election"
We hope our Republican friends
will see to it that the name OF every
Republican voter in the county is on
the Registry List prior to the 9Th
day of October next. BY doing this
now it will save much trouble on the
day of election.
John P. Irish gave last night, to
an Ottumwa audience, q most novel
speech. The young man talks glibly
and well. Had he reasonable cause
to advocate, ho might while away
the time Of an audience for an hour
or SO in an interesting manner. He
laborcd for some ten minutes to clear
up the record of his party in tho re-
bellion, citing their opposition to the
Legal Tender act and Lincoln's
proclamation of freedom to the slaves.
1t was most lame, halting and tame
affair, could his audience have been
regaled with some of his most in
famous sayings and writings, during
the rebellion for three minutes one
half of even Democratic audience
OF this day, especially the younger
portion of it, would have hissed him
from the stand.
Many of his sayings and writings
have even We'd ia cusscdness and in
fanny with the famous Brick Pome-
roy. In detense Of his party on the
question OF Slavery, he argued that
he and his party had been God
send to the negro, because, after they
had kept them for $50 years in slav-
cry, the negroes had been thereby
brought from barbarism to freedom.
This is proof positive that John is
an able logician and stateman, and a
most righteous defender OF democra-
cy. John ought to try this policy
experiment upon it, for it might be
OF wonderOuS benefit TO him.
The honorable gentleman further
stated that the Courier folks "knew
their masters crib" which might ac-
count for their position. Yes, John,
we have known it good while, and
it is well, we think, that it is SO. We
knew it under the old flag on the
march, in prison, on the battle field;
when you blowcd your little trumpet
for the enemy, disoouraging enlist
ments to fill up our depleted ranks;
when you was resolving the war o
failure. And the people now say
that you are too dirty, too foul to
partake of their bounty, that you
are not to be trusted with public
duties.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28
THE DISCUSSION

AT Ashland yesterday was well at
tended and passed off much the same
as usual, the Republicans getting the
better of their opponents in every
instance. Our friend Peter Balm
gall, wo understand, took back his
Tariff speech, and asked pardon Of
his God, and everybody else, and
promised that he wouldn't say
naughty words any moro. There
was very good reason for this, as
Peter was in a neighborhood where
ho thought tho people were moral,
belonged to church &C., and not such
gullible creatures as he supposed the
people wero on South side of the Des
Moines river. Cloyd and Pack wood
read their pieces as usual and felt that
they had done the thing up brown.
If ever Democracy made a failure in
selecting candidates, they have made
it on this occasion, and they are COM
pletely dcinoralized, and hardly
know which way to turn.
Judge Knapp denied in his speech
to-day that the public debt is being
reduced.
Horace Grcely's Tribune before us
says:
"The total national debt is now but
q fraction over twenty-one hundred
millions, having been diminished by
252, ,000, 900 since Gen. Grants acces-
sion to the Presidency Oh that we
might keep on paying at this rate
till the very last dollar were wiped
out las it might be in less than
twenty years.
Judge Knapp endorses Horace
Greedy for bailing out his friend J.
Davis. Ho agrees with him in bis
hostility to Grants re nomination
Why then should there be such a
diversity of opinion about the re.
ductiou Of the public debt between
j. c. X. and ii. g.?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28
JAMAICA.


K1NGsToN, Sept. 20,
The telegraph cable to the Island
of st. Kits has been injured'by ar
earthquake which has inflicted such
damage in the island Of Tortala that
1000 persons are rendered houseless.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

WAaNINe.-A farmer near Daven-
port contracted his potato crop to
dealer, and after having delivered
several loads, stopped bringing, be-
fore his contract was filled, and went
60 selling to others, because he could
get a few cents per bushel more than
he had contracted for, got caught ~
it and had load of potatoes and
sl5 in money confiscated, to get out
of the scrape.
Moral, DO AS you agree, III II
takes leg Off.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

The Tammany Ring, which is
really the brains Of the democratic
party Of the Nation, has stolen d.
rectly and indirectly, at least, one
hundred and fifty millions, and is ex-
posed and brought to the bar OF JUS
tice by Republican papers.
"Look upon this picture aud then
upon this"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28

The Chicago Tribune report OF the
American Pathological Convention at
Richmond, has this to say OF the pre-;
MUM fruit sent there from this
State: s9 60 e.a
"Iowa showed one hundred and
eighteen varieties Of apples, collected
in the vicinity of Des Moines, where
twenty. five years ago no apple tree
grew. The fruttwas ia every way
perfect, correctly named, and receiv-
ed the grand prize OF 500, offered
for the finest collection OF apples
from any State. The money was
donated by the Iowa
delegation to the eAmericah Pomologl-
cal SOCIETY,""
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26
TEMPERANCE WORK.

It's work OF prevention and cure
\ work for the rich and the poor
\ work that is slow and vet sure
\ work whose effects will endure
Then shout for it, hearer and preacher
Shout for it, master and man
Shout for it, scholar and teacher;
Praise it wherever You can.
Temperance lessons the stealers,
Robbing by day and by night
Temperance adds to the kneelers
Who in religion delight.
Temperance aids the repealcrs
OF the infamous liquor laws;
Temperance helps the reyealers
Of light on our nations cause
It's work for the old and young,
Its work for the pen and tongue,
It's a work for pulpit and pew,
It's a work for me and for you.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26
STRAW WANTED.

!! L will be prepared on and alter Au-
- gust 20th, TO purchase STRAW
either TO bs delivered al our Mill or on
the GROUND at farms, and would suggest
10 tsfmers deslrons OF selling 10 separate
ibe chsli from The straw IN tire. hing.
ASH ron, WHELEN & co.
ShepheIdstown, Angus, 6. 1870. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26

On Friday last six white men were
marched through the streets of Raleigh,
\. c., in custody on charge of partici-
patton vigilance committee to break up
a negro brothel, and of whipping the
female keeper. The United States mar
shall marched at the head of the process
sion, opeIly armed and with q cowhide
in his hand, while the rear was brought
up by party of negroes in burlesque
"Ku-Kluy" disguises.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26
FOR RENT.

T OFFER for rem, upon reasonable
| terms The SKY LIGHT GALLERY
recently fitted up IN my store house; also
a large ROOM IN the same building,
suitable for exhibitions. festivals. &c.
For Terms. &c, apply 10 R. S. VI HOtT
man. who occupies the store room in
The building. \. A. COOK.
June 10 #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26
For Sale.

T WILL sell privately my HOUSE and
LOT well improved, containing 20
.ACRES OF LAND. three quarters of
mile north of DufieId's Depot. B. g.
Ohio Railroad. and near the contemplated
Shenandoah Valley Railroad. For par
,iculars address T.. :. fOoE.
Duffields. Jefferson Co.. w. Va.
Sept. 10, 1870. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26

A TERRIBLE CALAMITY.-Batavia pa
pers give an account OF frightful ca
iamity which occurred recently. The
small island of Tagalonda, in the malay
Archipelago, was swept by wave for
tv wards in height, caused by concus-
sion of the sea which accompanied an
outburst of the volcano Of Rawang, and
all the human beings On the island, 416
in number, together with their cattle,
horses and other animals, perished in
the sudden deluge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26

\ BAEY SHOW ~ VmGIxiA.-The
llarrisonburg va papers give accounts
Of novel exhibition which took place
in that town on Saturday last. Oh the
courthouse green, being ''baby show"
gotten up under tbe auspices ofa tender
hearted old gentleman who wanted Ia
see all the babies and little children
generally together and give them good
time. He had music and refreshments
for the occasion. and the people entering
into the spirit Of the affair, the show was
a brilliant one ''Our Jewels" ''Our
Country's Hope" and similar mottoes
embelished the gathering, andthe show
wound Hp with a grand procession.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26

lO srrhes, Cholera, Cholera Motbus,
Cramp Cholic. Cholera Inianium, &c.
This Remedy is warranted as represent
ed, and ONLY needs trial 10 prove iIs ei.
fcacy. Price 25 cents. Prepared and
sold by Dr.. r. p. Magruder,
Druggist,
Julv16 Shepherdstown.
! YERS Ssrssprnlla Cherry Pec,oral,
Il and Headache Pals, llelmbods Ex-
uacI Duchu, for sale at
DR.. Mosruder's
april OIL Drug Store.
NARBOLIC Sslv- cures Erup,ioIs,
" Sores and all Skin Diseases, sold al
Dr.. Ndgruder's
June Is Drug Store.
, rIINGARI Bilters; Omnibus, Glycerine and
II Bath Soaps; Paper and Envelopes; Steel
Pens; French Note Paper Of all styles; for sale
at Or. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
T AMPS and Lamp Chimneys, Coal Oil,
IL Brushes of all kinds, Ha.o Lamp Shades,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Pipes and Tobacco,
Fancy Articles in great variety, for sale at
DR.. MAG3UDER'S New Drug Store.
UMFORD'S Celebrated Yeast Pow
lO ders, sUld al
DR.. .Nagrudsr's
inne lS Drug Store.
prHE Celebrated Excelrlor Cook SioAe
4 for sale by H. C. Watsn.
Vl7 HEELlNG Cook Stoves for sale
III by H. c. Mmten.
4 LII Stoves warranted TO give salisfsc.
IA ton by H. C. Warten.
9RIN and Shee, Iron Ware OF nv own
4 manufacture, made out OF the best
material, for sale by H. {. Narten.
PARTICULAR attention paid to Roof
< ing and Spouting. and all kinds Of
Job Work, in town or country, IN my
line Of business. H. e. Mdsisn.
TlVERY THING brlonling 10 well
81 furnished Tin and Stove House kept
OH hand and for sale by
H. C. Marten,
Shepherds'own.
Nav 27. 1871. #
NORN CORN !!-Will receive any
v amount of Corn N exchange for Mer-
chsndize al highest market price,.
j. S Me'vin,
ian IA Elk Branch.
A NEW LOT Of French Note Paper, al
II sep3 Billings Drug Store.
DLACK Silks. 4,
ID may7 Rickord g. H'elshans.
BOOTS BOOTS Nice stock on
y hand. Prices reduced.
j. s. Neluin,
MA Elk Branch.
NURE Roasted Coffee at
< may i RcnfchS.
4 FEW Families can be supplied with
~ Ice by applying to
may 6 d. s. Rentch.
IN NOO POUNDS Of WOOL want
lU.UUU ed, tor which the highest
marker price will be given.
may Rickard &. U'eishanS.
NEW GOODS.-Ano,her large supply
Al Of Ladies Lasting Caters and Chill
dren's Shoes. J. $. Fleming.
May 27 Shepherdslown.
TOHN AND JONATHAN, an excel
y len, book, for sale al SiGleyS
June 3 Book Store.
NIIE Christian Year, a new religious
L monthly, the size OF Scribner's
Monthly. containing interesting matter.
Price 25 cls. per number, or 50 year.
" H. Saieg,
July % Newsletter.
YlLEETWOODS Life Of Christ, an
\ improved and cheap edition. Price
$3.50 and ,75 according to binding
For sale by ". II. Nn'ey,
July 22 Newsletter.
GlTEPS Toward Heaven. price l,25.
y by I S. Arthur. and a Dictionary Of
the Holy Bible, price LIS. For sale by
w. H. Sialey,
July % Newsdesler.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26

The editor who publishesa paper thst
makes nobody mad has been dead these
many years. He left no deeendants-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26

THE WESTERN Corn AND Hoe Pho
Drcrs.-The Cincinnati Gazette of the
25th says:
The report from the Western States
regarding the corn crop are very tiatter-
inc; not only is there larger acreage
than ever before, but its growth is bet
ter than usual. and is fully two weeks
more forward than last year, when. 1t
will be remembered, it ripened much
earlier than usual. a large part Of the
crop is already so far advanced that it is
ont of danger of untavorable weather.
This insures fat hogs for the coming
packing season, and the reports regard
inc the number of them is that the coun-
try is fairly swarming, notwithstanding
the unprecedented number OF Summer
hogs which have been sent to market.
Wheat, oats rye barley and potatoes are
abundant. and with cheap living. the
country cannot help being prosperous.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26
FARMERS,

LOOK TO I OUR INTEREST d.
WILSON & SUFFERS SuPer Phosphate Of
" Bone will, if dropped IN the hill, save
your Corn from the worms; will 30 increase
your crop al least 30 per cent. This Phosphate
IS warranted 10 be exactly what it's represen-
ted, and trial Is all that IS asked. Only Sij,-
90 per ton, freight added. Send your or
ders al once 10
r. RION LUCAS, Agent.
Harper. Ferry, April y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26

~ Is, 600 persons attended the Camp
Meeting at Keedyssille last Sunday. ?
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-26

Some people can't seem sober until
they get half drunk.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
The Derby Collection.

The Derby Collection.
The collection OF foreign pictures recently brought
to New York by dr. Derby viii be exhibited at the
National Academy Of Design, corner OF Fourth ave.
nue. and Twentv-third street, until the 20th inst,
when it will be replaced Dy the exhibition Of works
by the members OF the Society Of Painters IN Water
colors. On the arrival OF the Derby collection we
recorded at length first favorable Impressions OF
the many gems OF art which enrich II. These i'm
pressions have been confirmed by careful examlna-
ton. Among the artists VINO represented by finer
specimens OF their work than have hitherto been
seen here we must mention Marechal, with his two
large and splendid pastels, the one "ColuMbus
Bound IN Chains on Board Ship.n and the other
"Galileo IN his Observatory These great works
net placed to the best advantage In the CORRIDOR
but 1t IS impossible not to recognize their excellence
In composition, their feeling and power. They Sc
cured to their author at the Great Eypositons Of
London and Paris his principal decorations, and
afterwards became the property Of Prince Napoleon.
Both Merle aud Hon are represented ON grander
scale Than ever before IN this country. The frame
OF the formers picture bears the significant
aud powerful picture, showing, family sur
prised by a sudden arrival We have already
fuzzy described the masterpiece by jacques. entitled
''spfIDg,' Van Marcke's cattle pictures fairly
justify his admirers IN pronouncng him equal If not
superior, to Rosa Bonieur. Gallait aud Baron Legs
are both worthily represented. Their works are
not SO wen known mere as those OF B0nguercau,
who is represented by Two capital COMPANION
pictures, which he sent 70 the Paris Exposition,
where he won prize. Alfred Stevens an
other great favorlte with our connoisseurs,
bas a small but admirable painting, .'Medi-
tation.n Lamblnet and Dupre, whose fine land
scapes are 80 familiar, are less grandiy
represented than they have been on some previous
OCCASIONS, but the specimens OF their work In this
collection are very characteristic. froyon has pic
ture equal TO almost any other Of his which has
been brought here. and Rousseau has a small but
exquisite landscape. Voltz has two landscapes, one
large and another small; the latter Is sparkling with
beauty, and the former isa noble composition, in
which sunshine and shade are nlarveilonsly trans
ferred to canvas Breton, Baron DesgofIes. Frere
Ziem, Conlte Catx, Chavet, BakalOwiez. Achen-
back, Prlon, Plassan, Jobn Lewis Brown, Chaplin,
VerDoecKhoven, kOek Ksek and several other fami-
liar names haure conspcuousiy In the collection.
We MISS however the pictures by KaulbacE and
Cabanet, which belong to il.
. Unguesti0nably the introduction and distribution
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
Passed Through Hell Gate.


Brig Stockton of Stockholm Grirn Malaga Oct sth for
New York, with fruit, 10 Grund Cerero-vesseI to
Carver Barnes Passed Gibraltar oct 18th days no
20 ION 90 at 80 ~ wh nne easterIy winas been 80
have been blown the Gulf Stream tour dif,
ferent times; IN Ion 81, lat SO 4O encountered
heavy sea from all quarters shipping heavy sove
skyghts filed the cabin half full OF water also boat
which split balanced reeed msinsal and sinstaysa yea
sci laborng heavy and shipping great quantities of
water Nov 49, Ion 81 30 lat 81 55 spoke Caroline La
sails foreyard carried away snce reported NJ
Jan D made Mon,auk Point, bearing by h; put into
Bomes Hole short of provisions and repair sails &c
Capt Stwaggon.
schr Ocean Belle con, Calais for New York, with lun-
schr Oliver Kinds, Cendenning, Calais for New York.
with lumber 10 q Boardman. A'
Schr Lyndon, Hvard, New YORK with lath
Schr Five Sisters Peterson, Machas for New York with
lumber to Simpson Ciapp.
Scr Pike, Wooster, Perry, Me, for New York with
lumber TO Jed Frye Co. 49,
ser Ruth Hodgdon Pendleton Rockland for New York
Schr Marcy Blsckman, Boston for Phlade phia.
Sclr X Vaughn. Risiey, Boston for Phladelphia.
Scar N Davis, Hawes Provncetown for Philadelphia
Scar Mantle Green. Taunton for New YORK.
ScT Lcte klots Vaughn, Providence for Philadephia
Scar Justice, Briggs, Newport for New YORK.
Scbr Isaac Merritt, Gadding Connecticut River New
schr W Grinng. Grifrng, New Haven for virginia
schr Susan Nash, Nash, Milestone Point New York
Schr Racer Howard, Cold Spring for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, New York for Portland.
Schr Emma Higgins, Ry er Rappahannoek for Boston.
Schr Mary Bell, hubbard, Baltimore FOR New Haven,
schr san Luis, Mapes Elizabethport for Fall River
Scbr Barkeew, Saers, ElILabethport for Greenwich.
schr Statesman. Conary, Elzsbethport for Boston.
sohr Lane, Hutton Eikabethport for Mystic.
sehr GaIroIne Y Wallace Ei;zabethPort for s;oningon
schr Evelyn, Burger, New York Tor Stamford.
" ind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

Steamship wyanokc, Bourne, Norfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship John Gibson Winters, Georgetown, DC-Geo
Merrick.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg Portland-J Ames.
Ship Kearssee Field An.werp-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Sarah lBr>, Gullison RoerdanFunch, Edye Co.
Bark Nesuvius ta Cacace. Constantinope and ODESSA
FuDch, Edvc H. Co.
Bark Minnie Cameron, Seymour, Gibraltar for orders
Brett, Son n Co.
Brig Robert Move, Young, Demarara- Hy Trowbridge's
Sons.
Brig Gem, Neal, Por, Spain d Trowbriige Co.
Brig Annie Jane Mulcahy, ST Johns, NF-Bowring Ar
chibald.
schr Hanna Coomer, King, Demarara-Miler 4 Hough-
ton.
schr James Lawrence. Terry, Mayasuez, PR-B Wen
berg
schr Golden Rule tBr). Mcdonald, kingston Ja-Geo
Brewer
schr Robert Palmer, Dabol, Havana-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr Sea Bird, Hogan Halifax Rver--Van Brunt Saght
Schr Clements. Munroe. Corpus Christie Metcalf
4 Co.
schr Ida Burgess Burgess CharlestonB Bentley, Miller
Thomas.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
A LADY FOUND Drowned NEAR AosoxsG-psossBls SUICIDE.

About dusk last evening the body or woman
was found noatng in the North river, near the
SYPHILIS Cave, on the pathway to the Elyslan Fields
On being taken ashore the body was found to be
that OF An unknown lady about forty years Of
agc. OF dark complexion and with long black
hair. She was attired in black SILK dress,
wore new CATERS, and was apparently or
German extraction. Tie remains were on the
point OF decomposition, having been in the
water probably for many days. On one OF her inner
garments the monogram "E M" was pefceptible.
Coroner rolAarut oydercd the body to b0 removed