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HENRY CLEWS Dc Co.,
80 Wall street, New vcrk,
FOR SALE BY
TOWER, GIDDINGs L. TORKEY,
BREWSTER, SWEET 4 CO.,
Boston,
General Asents for New England.
AND FOR SALE BY
w. III. WOOD SON, Portland,
SWAN d r. Il lett,
HENRY r. WOOD,
SPENCER, villa s. CO., Boston.
FOGG BROS. Il BATES.
HEAD s. PERKINS,
RICIIA RID SOW, Hill. IL CO., u oston.
E. ROLLINS MORSE & co, u.
ATT WOOD 4 90,
HUBBARD BROS. H. co,
BECK BROTH ERs, sc
STONE 4 BOWER.
r. A. RAWLEY a. CO., "
!. d. STURTE CAN'T, ,.-7- I"
GEO. w. WARREN & CO., &c
Or any of the Banks n Portland, where pamphlets
and intOrnla alton may by obtained.
After careful Investigation of the merits of the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and MINI esOla R. r. First
Mortgage bonds we confidently recommend them as
a safe and desirable investment.
TOWER, GIDDINGS q TORREY,
fe1eodtf BREWSTER. SWEAT s. co. nol2
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Nov 10. in Princess Channel, ship Corinpa. from
Singapore tor London. 0
Dec 10; lat 10 N Ion 55 W, barque G M Tucker. I'm
Portland for Buenos Ayres. "0n0'' I'LL
Rio JanerO for New Orleans, A"s'o' Hull
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Miniature Alms mac. 49,. February 3.
Bun rises...,.........712 Moon sets. 800 AM
Sun Sets .............517l High water 9.a6 AM
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The lecture Tuesday evening, Jan. LIST at
.ne Congregational church, Gorham, delivered
by ex-Policeman Scott of Boston. on "Street
SCENES III BOSTON, was highly entertaining
"nu interesting an was listened to very atten-
"'e,y by an admiring audience of four hun
urea persons Mr.. Scott in his frank and
open manner DESCRIBED Street Scenes in IBo..
ton in such way that every one present wos
deeply interested Mr.. Scott attended tho
Methodist church on Sunday and took an
active part in the religious exercises also ad.
dressed the people in the evening at a Union
meeting of the two churches Congregational
and MethodisD in a very accountable manner.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-03

THE NEW UNITED STATES SRNAroRs.--The
list of elections to the United State Senate for
this month.are complete, ard we give them be-
low as follows.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-03

Weather Report Feb. Sd.
observations taken at midnight exact local time at
each Dlacel
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-03

PATENTS have been issued this week to w.
Porter, Orono, for single machine; A. X.
Walker, Hampden, for fly exterminator.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-03
WAR DEPARTMENT,

DIVISION OF TELEGRAMs AND REPORTS FOE THE
BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
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Ship Amy. of Bath, Capt Dfummond, which ar
rived at Rotterdam 9Th ult, made the run from New
Orleans via Queenstown, in 25 days. The Bath
Times claims this as the quickest run on record, but
there is good to doubt the statement, our
English files by the Peruvian repoAts the Amity at
Queenstown on the 18th, 1856 days.
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Store to Let and Fixtures for Sale.
4 He Store now occupied by f. f. LITTLE, on
L the corner OF Congress and Brown streets, Is to
be let This is one of the best located Dry Goods
for large Cloak and Dry Goods business, having
been occupied Tor that business during the past six
years. I. b. 800
e. Il. LITTLE.
Jan 23-naW ed IL -
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Thu rsilay, February 2.
ARRIVED.
Sch VIM Arthur. Hutchinson, New York.-staves
to Phinney q jackson.
Sch A Paine, Jones, New York for EastpOrt.
5 -. 80 CLEARED. l}
Steamer FrancOnia. Bragg. New YOrk-Hen
ry Fox. 3"
Sch Fanny, Rice, Machias .4
Sch Freedom, CUMMINGS. Jonesport. -
Sch Elmaral, Seiders, Damariscotta.
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Butler & Reed

Claim to have the Best Rubber Boots made in
the United States, which they sell as low as any
kind of Rubber Boot can be purchased in this city,
dc1sneodtf II Market Square.
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Your readers will regret to hear of the con-
Gnued serious illness, from an attack OF lung
lever, of Mrs. Lynch. Several times that
amiable lady has been in critical condition,
and though improving she is still not out of
danger. Mr.. Lynch has necessarily been COM
PEELED to be absent from the House more than
usual, SPECTATOR
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MEMORANDA.

Barque ,Josper, Fossett. from Mobile for Boston.
which has been reported wrecked at Tortugas arIiv
ed at Holmes Hole I'd, all right.
Brig Nellie Cliff rd, nom st Marys for New York
put into Savannah LIST inst looking 1000 strokes rer
honr, and with both lower masts sprung. She will
discharge for repairs. 1N
Barque Deborah Pennell, lot Brunswickl Reed. at
New York from Bremen, came the Northern pas
sage and encountered succession of heavy SW and
NV gales from lat ST. lon 80 to 49, lasting twenty
days, during which split maintopsaIli was IA days
West OF the Banks.
Barqne Holbrook, from Havana for New York
Is days out, spoken 2oth ult lat &c. Ion "a Sc,
with master sick, and in want pilot to take the
vessel into Hampton Roads.
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per steamer Peruvian, at this port. !

Ar at Liverpool 18th, Lady Blessington, Adams,
18th, Nile. Ayiward, Mobilei Fannie Mcclellan.
Mcclellan. Savannah.
New York
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Amty, Drummopd, New
Orleans. ...
Ar at Bombay Dec 10. Bertha. Humphrey, Liver
pool, (Aug5)
Liverpool, Jan 1.-THE Mary Stewart, from Troon,
il ashore at Loeb Ryan, derelict.
Brig Agenora, OF Portland, which got ashore and
sunk in dublin Bay has been placed in tho dock and
is undergoing repairs,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-03

During The last year OF the war it may be
remembered tina: there was popular song,
exceedingly plaintive and sorrowlul, the bur-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

iThesa f;sunes rela,ino 70 ahe inn.

These 6gures relsiing TO thc inn
portation and sxportatien Of sheep.
10 lows, ars quite ~ curious and re-
markAhle - the daetuations in the
prices q yoql-a problem which has
Passlsd manys very Niseo political
ceoonomista. Ia 1854 thers we're in.
ported lss. So shsep-end exported
II, ,be6; ut the, present tho imports
ars not worth, mentionine, being 10
1859, l,37l.s The exports n 1870 arc
,7a, ,A6b; she imports--almest nothing.
Bat, does sheep raising payi This
question is asked-in the face Of the
facts that onr A0Nks have been de-
stroyed By diseasea, by carelessness,
By want Of preparation, By lack Of
protsasion. 81 : lack Of suitable tame
pastures, and above al, by the in
optsions Of the internal dogs that
infest every hamlet village and town
IN the State. Ths.eheeR have fought
all these enemies-or rather have
lived in spite Of then, and yet Iowa
scnds eastward in 1870, 76,46 fbl
dietants markets. No, one can ssti-
mAts how many are used - food in
home consumption. The "slaughteI
Of the innocsnss" has been great, in
he past years, merely for their pelts
Yss5 what did thsy-the shesp-de
for ". aside from the numbers sent
70 Market and consumed at bomei
lows cent eastward in 1870, 5,676,
9S2 pounds Of wool. The total amt
received st Chicago was l4,064, ,6Ol
pounds-orI Iowa farnishesa more
than ons-third of ths- entire quaint
| y sent TO that great mstropolis d
he West. Is hl2d 81 e. ., os
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We have . little revelation from

We have . little revelation from
Chicago. A lady, young, attractive,
and just married. left her house in
that city and went into tue country,
accompanied by her husband
Soon after her debut as Mrs. H., she
attended q sewing society. After tho
usual conversation had received at
tention. the lunar eclipse was alluded
TO. Mrs. H., did you sit up to sec
it?" "No l did not" was the re-
ply "Mr. H. sas up. In Chicago,
where como IRON, they are such o
bore-we have them 30 often"
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Wboo mon 90 around. the stroots

WHOM mon, go around the stroots
now with gloomy countenances. IL is
not necessarily q sign that business
is dull, but that house cleaning has
begun at home. The smell OF yel-
low soap penetrates the streets, the
small children are sent 10 school, the
husband lunches at tho restaurant,
and the dog is driven from tho door,
I'll Of which is the price We pay for
civilization. t
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Being Drowned.

~ f30mA aYtra0rdinarv mental MIA
norman. ncc,,r in drovn;nc A..ocr
a. -ssn;rss;cn q snsnandsd hv ths
;ndraT;nc of vster into the Iuncs
corsc;onanass = madi.talv art;r
srn;shad From Iii thst c.n ha csth.
eersd oftha .ct;on ~ the ha,rt 49,
ory.n nrohnhIv .cfa. hnt 1ashlv !.
con.,darahla tina 49, the fnnci,on
- resn;rst;on Il snsnendcd n IA
mnscn,.r force arterlal blood a driv.
an onvardIv 10 the head fsster than
the veins bring Il back. and oonee.
,onantlv tha mind A nlnn,ed a Il
wara into nrofnnnd sle.n FIR INA
loss Of consr;ousness results from I
sudden aponlexv induced 81 an 81.
ira nccumuiation Of blood 10 the ael.
;oate texture 81 the brain. NJ 3Nag
when the pulsatious Of the hear,
.to,, then the tansion Of the mnscles
ralsr. and II No efynrts a. rnannrits.
tion Are made vital heat iiminishca
oradnsilv md the next cha.re is ~
sxpsnsicn Of CoHpresssd esees ,in
cavities Of the body. dae to the arst
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.,.0A,ln
Received in ChicAgo., l.62s, ,l9e:

Received in Chicago, l629. 1876.
lows furnishes nearly hs-third Of
that namber. Bat tho ahipmsnts Of
lsvs hogs ID not by any moans, the
whole Of this surplus product. The
roads named above carried Ekse 81
57l, ,3ss pounds of Hard, 4,7il,260
pounds or pork, saAd 1850 sA66
pounds Of dressed koge q. ~ aggre.
gate Of Is, ,S33, ,l61 posnds-aud Az
eraging The i've hogs at 80 pounds,
the amount Of che hog product
shipped eastward 'ls sl66, ,662, ,9ll
poundss { asd,aot Its S ligpss srgt
About seventy local agricultural
associations reported to this society
10 1870. They, with but few excep'
tions, make mention Of marked i'm
provement ID the breeding, manage
ment, feeding, crossing and care Of
swine. Importation Of fancy breeds
arc uamerous. I Fabulous Sums oi
money have beeu paid df0f "good
blood" All tho chaDges arc rung on
Chester Whites, Ohio Chestsrs,
"Moore Hog" Berkshire, China,
Essex, Suffolk, etc, ETC., and the
yolsme Of transactions will show
that the "bog msnis'a has had no
parallel, 10 h6 cxtcht, ainong the
ms9ias, sincs the -shOeP ievcr" o.
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+ Bonapsrto once said to Madam do
Condorost, widow OF tho philosopher
and > noted politician OF hor time !;
81 DO not like women who meddle
with pohtics," '.Ahi mon Geaeral,
~ long - you men take fancy TO
cnt at our heads now and then, We
afe interested in knowing why you
s0o itsfx sasssl{
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Thus, Iowa imported through
these ascertainsd sources "a, ,761, ,666
fest Of lumber, and 6l,610, $40, 900
lath and shingles. Think Of this
importation for 8 moment- think Of
its cost-think Of tho constant drain
i makes upon the people Of the
e Tho Gtst expense is for fences,
which cost our people annually mil
liess Of dollaxA By what natural
right dos Mr.. A. require Mr.. B. 70.
fence against his stock1 It is right
that NJ. B. should take care Of his
own cattle, hogs, and sheep, and
fenos them in. Again, what il TO
supply The 16O, 600, acres Of the best
ti1bsr,s used annually for. railroad
iAissf What s 10 give spccees u the
800, e00 artisans in wood IL the vnit-
cd btates? What are the coming
gen@Ations to do for fdel and wood
70 keep in operation . myriad Of fac
tories? What is 10 supply the waste
n7the pine rcgions Of No nortk--
the forests of Maine, and tho de-
mAnd which is madc upon the trees,
in every section Of the land? 7n' i'ffi
The reply 10, to plant trsss, and TO
plant them At once. Commence this
spring, Do not etop with maple
Continue with black walnut, butter
sat, ash, oak, lasch, eta, and render
Iowa yindspendenti of every other
land for ito trees for ornamental and
economic uses. sstAa = 'ss''ssay .
The impoFtAtions Of salt in 1870
were q, ,6a0.782 posnds, or about
twenty-four, pounds per capita
Heretofore we have had grievous
tariff on this article Of universal use
end necsssity. Il has been repealed,
snd hereafter our people can pro-
Usse il at greatly reduced rates.
~ But what becomes Of tho Immense
amount Of - surplus products
shipped East The figures; show
The amounts paid for lumber and sait
only. Tho next greatcst item ofexL
pense ais perhaps our sgriculturGl
Implements. 1t would be- -cprious to
know how many millions Of dollars
our people pay, every ycsr, for farm
machinery and tOois.a Why not
mannfactare them At home? Why
NOT build mp in Iowa such estab
lishmOnts q are found q Hoosac
Falls, Dayton, Aassilloo, 6p1ingGsId,
and 3 hundred other ,placesI LIST.
We have not tho proper timber
then plant II, and take care OF it.
I'd. We thavs mot the capital in
monAF--then, 90 liye shat mon, havr
ing money can sec that We are ia
dead earnest about establishing 01f
undergraduates of the rest of the
world, in this regard. 1st. BY en-
coaraging our own home mAnufAc.
| turers, however limited. I'D. BY
demanding - good an article at
homo as we can secure abroad, the
price being about equal. Sd: By
planting our own timber, and fur.
nishing good material for, every eco.
nomic use required in this branch
Of manufactures. N ~ .so'3p
The sooiety, convinced Of tho ne.
oesaity Of growing timber, offers q
/ premium Of u 900 for the best tea
acres OF artificial timber, TO be paid
10 1881. This shqd1d prove ! healthy
stinulus, and should command Z
large competition. let our people
recall tbs, history of the English
land owner, who planted a grove,
and lived TO 'see ships built Of the
timber grown on IL, and let them nm.
dersand that this grove was, and il
to-day, the most valuable part Of his
domain. ,ta. h
Your obedisnt servant, etc,
~ ~ 'sssn -e'3 ]. n. eHATrEa.
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a glancs q tho fgsrss will show
how tho increase of shipments East
has besn stsadily growing, how. IL
| has multipiitd ifsslf bysneasly Ave
sincs 1885 -asd ssasly doubled itsslf
since 1853, 2
Received Il Chicago, 2S,s1s,715
bushels. Iowa sends l6fward more
than half u that vast qaaatity. Lot
it b fsmsanbered that Nil waukee
received 4 few, years $50, moro wheat
than Chicago. This may be the fact
ID 7O-b6t w have 10 figures 10
demonstrate aiEs IL has not been
many ysars sinos . promiasnt journ-
tal pronanced wheat trade Of Chicar
80, u compared with that Of Mil
waukee, 20 mere bagatelie. !" The
inference from tie d0cumsatsii in tho
possession of this society y, thss de
wheat crop was better in quality
than that Of 1859 g-but not 20 large
In quantity. The price in Chicago
IL 1853, for prinoipal grade, was, 7s
TO 80 cents-ths price 10 1870 10 tl.O6
And NOW, lei mo ask, can our
farmers, except those on the new
lands afford e. raise wheat for ex-
port |? A reference to the sbstraot 10
tho forthcoming volume OF trsnsac.
tions will show that they. can not.
The great wealth of Iowa resides,
and will oontinps 70 rssids, in. her
pastures, hocks and herdA We
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vol ", He'.,,, 81.
tnsAr-ureass n lsso.
1S1nsl2

sIAe, 1871 ,642 Bushels of wheat
shipped Haas do not isciade the i'm.
,postapt| itsn Of fonr, which i large.
III, tfaetprcd q important points,
Isad aept sait ~ tie Thousands OF
hasrsla4 We appscd . oomparstiveI
stassmsuss - sf sad ifs 4pstss
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The following estimate of wOman's
love appears in mn English cotempor-
sry: "A French w0man will lovc
her husband If he is either witty or ,
chivalrous; . German woman II no
is constant and faithful; . Dutch
woman il he does not disturb bor
case and comfort too much aSpan-
isb woman If he wrcaks vengeance
on those who incur his displeasure;
an Italian woman II he is dreamy and
poetical; Danish woman il bo'
thinks her native country is the
brightest and happiest on earth;
Russian woman if he 9despises ail
Westerners as miserable bsrbarians
al English woman if he succeeds in
ingrAtiatiDg himself with the Court
and aristocracy an American woman
il Ne has plenty of money.
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Col. John A. Garrett, Of the 10th
lows, is being urged for the nonina-
tion for Lieutenant Governor. No
bettss man has been suggested. Z
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IN r.!
II wsbi : srsat IoIoss =. Ssastel
Hasaaa, sssbs sllowsd' - psivilsgs
| |stsJ1asii9 spia u. sysss4 4sgSskall
|Jltksa Aslsissfasiol : "A lasSis!., J.
licNa plsay, - AseaA bssA Aom
y, =, 49,: =: .! : pa,
|iletrss.sat sfg sassysag Nissosri
- NY HsapsAlsS 80 " ~!
looiasy. .Essa ~ ,1ssRF5
IN uleesnI vAisA~e tusssbssepsuniS.
|ssd % fscSiys No. fAs Cofpses
Assa iAksat q ~ Asaosiaisd Prs
- Washtnstos, ~ jsdgsthasit~aa
. powstfIf ,l0itt. A ttky esastinloa
sof Ais spssoA, ~ .npvsd y tabls
'Dunnsfbi uialisiDss sod yfndictivs
isdictl lent, whicll ~ cstfisd byse
70 le anoas ~ lAstss ~ tAs Dan:
oSssas aade eoutAsga ssasasy Who
kays swosA tksnssiysS into asAesy
sasa only ,fo.r prstsa4s "a IRsrs blieans
ss.wis Schsfs, ssnass, fAAlstrson
ank Rdhartsoss. eaaE yaAA sHa ,esass
No aAninissfSsaoa, u iAs histery
Of This coontSy. ~ ever t&6u' ..
talscly a1soaitsd ID ~ house 0f iee
frieadA sna W may add,, mt 10
one ~ evGe bssn g 3xiamphdAsly,
visdiceted, = afsntt ~ " Hafl
lan's rssoIatioh y tsblss ''aRSo
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Tho registry board Of Clarinda
decided that women were entitled 70
vote under tho l4th amendment, and
aooordiagly PLACED the namss Of most
Of the ladiss Of that town on the
registry Int. The lsdies, however,
refused " vote, stating that when
they cast . ballot il woald BE- after
they were enabled to do 20 in other
than Q snrrcptitious manner. ,,i
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A fire 1t hing Sing, dsstrcyed six
stores on the asth. Essimatsd loss
s7s,ooo.
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A great :. many sble and. worthy
citizens or the State have been meH-
siioaed as Governor MsrilPs successor,
among the moro prominent Of whom
ct present seem TO be Henry O'Con-
nor, Col q. G. Carpenter, John IA.
/. Elliott ana Col. joins Scott. Neither
Iowa nor the Republican party
would suffer with either Of these
goHtlemen at its head. From those
tlour the next Republican convon-
ton win doubtless mako its choice.
W ithout detracting from the merits
OF tho.other three, We unhesitatingly
state chat Henry O'Conaor is ourl
choice. Not on account Of 'socality,"
for that reason we ndespise, not be-
cause Of any pecaiiar fitnnss for thg
ofics possessed By him, that tho 9th
ers do not possess, nor yet because
he is more honest and true. But
because there is no Reasonable OBJ
jection 10 him, and .hecause, If il
can ever be said that = man has .
inst claim upon party, 10 our judg.
ment Il may now DO said that The
high6st konor~v The Rspablicans Of
Iowa can bestow are due TO him for
= long, faithful and cflluicns service.
Henry O'Connor has laborcd for
the Republican party snd its prinoi-
Piles Is no other. manain Iowa can
labor. Inbued with an Afdent love !,
for the largest liberty. a0d giftod
with o. lofty imsginAtioD. and great !,
powers Of speech, no 'map can oaleu-
late the contributions be has madoh
10 tho 10000 and 50, ,O0U and $1,000
the jpeoplea0f iowa have
variouSly given to the Republican
He hos hbored suneeas-s 5,
ngly, had 0fton whom others wo2ld.s
lave tired and so1ght rest md case.i
10 has travsisd geaupaigA 81 sftsr
over lswA ,,firisE ~ :,
lcafts of .the people with the 'sssI,Ss
wkioh RMimated bis own
,osom. s Fatc, 'slpotlessy aod able,
mall hi stassre, bat big 10 heart, md i
,loquent ID speech, ne Is deserving
he Arst Office in tho State.-Gien-
md 0naa inn n 4 yF,sx.xE my~x,ksss. sss
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The editor Of the Grand Junction
Head Light advertised that be would
take - good dos in payment for =
years subscription" The next day
twsnty-three dogs were taksa 70 hia
ONCE and two days afterwsrd
sooes or moro OF farmers, living q
distaaoss Of from eight "a. twenty
miles, aPpsared 70 sabser'ss iOr ths
paper, tsndssiag dogs II payment
And 70 cap the climax, she mayo,
u tho csty he's notiAisd him that I
tan of 81 mustb b paid on evsry dol
owned in the placsl sfge
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

!. Our vensrabls ootemporary OF
tho Ksokuk Cbatitxtiea, takes over
. column 70 aanihilats Bsecher, ~
cause The latter sees At 70 support
President Grants Administrations.
.Ths 10 the way he does IL: aqav,
aIn politics Mr.. Bsecher. b Just
what he ID ID . religious sense- Ia
radical IN unscrup1ious, asnbitioss
radical, witkodt balance, and CON
tsmptous or law anA preosdent in
human government. Hc hos . pur-
pose and Sis purpose ois born of
the hour, which he seelks 10 acoom.'
plish; regardless alike Of personal
consistency and oven tfathfalnsss,
% that his pefsonul vAnity 10 flatl
tersd By his obtrasion upon pu6llc
sotics." .'s''H : ~ l7aF7 VV8,
We wonder II Hsnry Ward Bsechr
or knows that thsrs. 10 . little CAD
fly on his beck s9e0afseT9 sFab
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

An inch OF rain falling upon an
acre Of land weighs about 100 tons.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

Thers y ssmsthing radioalIy wrong
about the Washingtoa dispatohea
lof the Associated Press. II Charles
Sumner. Carl Schurs, Garrett Davia
Fsrnandy Wud Or any other demo
crat arises 70 denouacs the admins
|tration, thoir rcmarks arc reported
10 extsnse, but Morton, Harlan and
other friends of the Administration
ave cut on with . brief line or two