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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-01

WAR TERMs--A casemate is stone roof
to a fort. made sufficient thick to resist the
force Of cannon balls, and casmate gun is
one that is placed under casemate. A bar
bette gun is one which is placed on the top
Of the ratification. An embrasure is the
hole or opening through which guns are fired
from Notifications. Loop holes are open
iniis in walls to fire mnsAetry through.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-01

RIcnMoNp, April 27.-Wm. B. Dobbins,
last night from B,ltimore, represents only
four thousand troops in Washington.
Six hundred troops from South Carolina ar
rived at Richmond this evening
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-01

NEwYoRK, April 27.--Jcff. Davis was in
Montgomery Sunday evening a
Gen. Butler of Massachusetts, remains at
Annapolis. He has planted battery on
the heights opposite the town, which can
destroy the city at an hours notice.
HARRISBURG, April 27.--The forces at
Harper's Ferry bclieve-that Gen Beauregard
is in Richmond with Z 200 troops. ,e
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad is carrying
provisions to Baltimore.
Much debate here relative to tapping the
Columbia Dam on the Susquehanna River,
thus cutting off the water from the Tide
Water Canal to slap the supplies Ct coal and
provisions from reaching Baltimore by that
route. s,.-s.,-a..,y rt
Dispatches from Concord, NH, say that
ex President Pierce, in obedience to tcle-
graphic dispatch from Hon. Mr.. Ingcrsoll,
Of Pennsylvania, has gone to Philadelphia
and Baltimore Oh a mission Of meditation
between the rebels and the Government.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-01

BosroN, April 27.-Our harbor will be
closed against the shipment ofany article for
aid and comfort Of Rebels 'ss2stR al~0-
Caleb Gushing has rendered HIS services
for any capacity in defence of the Union.
II reported that two more regiments
Of Massachusetts troops will be be called for.
They can be put in marching ordrin three
days. akh - ai FeaH@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
Camp Tkk

General Anderson, at Louisville. th
london, about lfty miles soulheas, o.
Ing him in force. General Anderson
forcements within reach to cono up.
LorsuLrR Ky ieN
The Journal has reliable ovi'cnce Nn ~
has taken Manchester Clay coupiy, y ~ y
tion q property.
Judge ventros, of Htrien cointy, yasl
committed on Saturday for aiding tlNff'n Y
There Is doubtful ramor that six henir
an engagement wi,h iyo hundred uocE
Indiana regiment, hdi way between
Bloomfield. Tho resu't Is not ,sssa -
The rabel forces gnicr lam u
banded and gone home.
There Il NJ reliable news uon
Tie CORPSE II Captain Ahsoti
sentinel by mistake ~ lehlao
passed here last evening On fl w.
General Rnckner 3 reported q III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
REBEL OFFICIAL REPORT or THE BATTLE
Or LEXINGTON, ETC.
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept IS, 1891.
General Prices Official report, giving somewhat do
taod account o the battle Of Lexington, has been ro-
coivei.
The following are the closing paragraphs
Our ontro o4 in this series Of engagements amounts
TO twenty iyc Eilcd and sevcnty.two wounded The
enemy loss was much greater. The visible fruits ~
this almost hoodless victory arc great About 3 800
prsnels s, among whom Coones MuIlgan, Marshall,
Peabody aud Whiugroyer Major Van Horn and iiS other
commissioned officers Ave pieces Of artillery aud two
inortara, oyer $4,000 stand u infantry arms larg,
number q sabrcs abop 100 horses many sets OF cavalry
equipments, wagons, teams, ammunition, more than
SlD0 600 worth OF comnssary stores and large ahont
OF other property In addition t. Ml this obtained ne
restoration ~ the Great Soa If he state and the public
records which had been stolen from their proper cnsto
dian ma about s9o000 ii money of which the bank At
this Ace had been robbed, and which have caused TO
be returned 10 il,
Colonel Vaughan, prominent citizen of oflexngon, who
witnessed tho entire battle and thaea proner
q he rebels asserts positively that fully nye hundred or
Prices army were killed.
Ihe money - which Price says tic bsnk in Lexington
was robbed, s understood hero to have been placed m
eoonci Mahigm's hands for safe keeping.
special despatch 10 the 81 Louis Rcp,lJtcaa says
Thcre Il no rclabl, d interest from Bonneville,
Georgetown, Glasgow Rolla other proninen, points.
captain Walter, of Colonel Ma shalis regiment, who
was at Lexington, arrived this morning, having left
there Thursday noon lie rebel troops between
Lexington and Sedal and ays The main body Of Prices
forces there whea ho departed ard believes they
intend 10 take stand and meet troops there, tho
vicinity Is wol calclej from It's streams, with deep,
nry banks, ami without bridges 10 trouble advancing
enemy.
All tie Uuon officers have been released parole but
Colonel MuIisaH, who refused 70 giYo his ior private
sons
General Price has probably 90 600 men, AMI the rebels
on Thursday confidently expected that General Ifdec,
with force q 8 600 10 900, and Ben NcCuoch, with
1000 men were within two threo days march OF
Lexington They bavo no laih in Ben. McCuoch as
general but think he very effective with small body
II mcn.
Ten thousand rebels the Missouri river sent
from Lexington Thursday with the ayowed nteAiion
Of attacking General Lane.
The zeal u tho state of Missouri and the public records
are in the hands of the rebels.
Our troops had cartridges, grape shot and
shells clt at the time Of the surrender and have os
from two to three hundred kegs OF powder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
PRICE TWO G


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ADVANCE or THE REBEL n
REINFORCEMENTS CALI
WASHINGTON
A despatch has been receiycd here 4
responsible gentleman in Cincinnati,
eficct:---
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
locks ontGrc riv ~
!" 10 W'7 - y l."

'""rW N"E1V4f 0NF3 IT = = 7e1 :" 7tTI'1"7
term Of tho Cnitci states Court. jim
Jacob went his bail.
Hardin Helm las taken possession
Green river. The number Of his sroo,i
4 a,o00, lncludinS Mississippi regiment.
Glasgow turnpike bridge has been bu
TIE n Ay
s-r,e-r .s,e-s-s. @s,y,~,-ss-.gs ~
THE BOSTON NANn
The sieamcr curlow, witch hUs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
The POpe's Protest Against the Assump.
lInn of Victor EmmRnuepa TiIIe.

IIOn of Victor EmmanuePs Title.
The following is the text of the protest
dated Rome, April Is, which the Pope lately
caused to be addressed to all the representa-
tives Of foreign powers at his court, Ggainst
the title of king of Italy" assumed by
Victor Emmanuel: ..srF
r A Catholic King, forgetful. of every re-
Ggious principle, in contempt Of all right,
trampling under foot all law, after having
by degrees despoiled the august chief of tine
Catholic Church Of the largest aud most
hourishiDg part of his laWfal possessions,
now takes the title of King of Italy. BY
this he wishes to put the seal on the sacrs-
legious usurpations which he has already
accomplished, and which his government
has manifested the intention Of completing
at the expense Of the patrimony Of the Holy
See. - --..r... -
Although the Holy Father had solemnly
protested against each fresh enterprise by
which his Sovereignty was attacked, he is
not the less obliged 70 make q fresh protest
against the act by which a title ia assumed,
the object Of which is to legitimetize the in
iquity Of SO many anterior ones. .r.t.s
1t would be superhnous 70 mention here
the sanctity OF the possessions Of the patri-
mony OF the Church and the right of she
sovereign pontif over that pAtrimony-a
right inconlesubly recognized at all times
and by all governments; and whence it fol-
lows that the Holy Father can never admit
the title of King Of Italy, which the King of
Sardinia aFrogates TO himself since that title
is opposed both to justice and TO the sacred
property Of the Church. Not only can he
not recognise il, but, still more, he protests,
in the most absolute and formal manner,
against such an usurpstion. n :
The undersigned Cardinal Secretary of
State begs your Excellency to make known
to your government this act made in the
name Of his Holiness, feeling assured that it
will admit the absolute propriety Of it, and
that by joining in such discrimination it
will contribute by its influence to bring
about an end 10 that abnormal state Of
things which has for SO long time desolAted
the unfortunate Italian peninsula,
1t Is with these feelings, &c,
CARDINAL ANTQNELLI,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

Moan CONFIRMATION OF THE SLAUGHTER
on aEBELs AT CHARLESTON Mansfield
lo,) Herald Says; We learn that there was
q gentleman from Charleston, S O., in our
city few days ago. He was in that place
during The bombarimsnt of Fort SUMTER
and confirms the report by other persons,
that large number of persons was killed
and wounded by the fire Of Major Anderson.
army, but rather than do SO, he left, otter
gettiTg q permit from Governor Picl.s
The gentleman, we believe is now 10 Cleve-
laRd,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
a WORD FOR AMkRIOA.

A Discourse by Rev. M. ID. Conway, De-
Hvered In the First Unitarian Church,
Corner of Fourth and Race-streets, suu.
dny, May 12.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
The Restoration fthe Union.

About the New Federal loan
Effective Preparations for BlockGdiaS Vir-
ginia Waters-A Notice of Fifteen Days
GiVen for AU Vessels to Leave the Ports
Of That Stdte-1he Sending Of Locomotives
to Tennessee Irterdicted The Firing
Upon Small VesseIs from the VTrginia
Shore to be Stopped By the GoUernmsnt---
ItOenty Armed Steamers to Assist in
BIockading- Virginia ReeeiVing Arms from
BdItimore-SappHes to be Out Of-Re-
ported Arrival Of Louisiana, Alabama and
Tennessee Regiments at Richmond, Va
Seizure By a Band Of VIginians and
BaltimOredns Of MOROeaey Bridge and
Frederick JInctiOn-Baltimore Merchants
Presenting the Massachusetts, Eighth Rsgi.
meat NTH an American Flag The Southern
Troops SILL Intending to March on
Washington- Carl Shurz's Regiment Cap
ttre of 7tOo PTiVateerS-The Hights of
Cairo to be Fortified Great Enthusiasm at
Wheeling, Va.-Stting Of the Western
Virginia COnUeRtioa. -r- t.,.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR sALF nv,

FOR SALE BY,
J. =. MERRILL, Corner Home and Fifth.uts.I
RkDWAY BURTON, No. ~ Fifth-st.;
L M. KELLER, No. 15 Fifth-st;
PEfEk MAkTlHs No. 140 Fifth-st. ,H
II. W. Won BNBREW, Ne. 557 Race-st;
). HAINsWoRTH, Newport, KY;
OALVERT BIOH, OOvington, KY. SsIS-sa
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NRV
- YORK AND LIVERFOUL, landing IFt-HIS
snd embarkiDg Passengers at QUEENS &Alktt
TOWN, ireland The Liverpool, New York aud
fhiladelphta Steamship Company intend Dispatch
Ing their ful-poWered Clyde -built Iron Steamships
hAEGhhUus May IS.
OILY SlTI OF BALTlMOhE-.. May Is.
June 1.
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier "A, North
River. - 80
RATES or PAssAaE;
First Cabin to London so Steeraee te London- "a
steersge Return Tickets, good for Six M snshs. eo
Passengers forwarded to Paris, HaVre, Hamburg.
bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at reduced
Ra Persons wishing to bring ont their frieuaH.
can buy tekete here At the following rates. TO New
York; From liverpool or Queenstown, 9irst Cabin
sIo sS6 and xloo steerage from Liverpool, Sl0;
8, These Steamers have superior accOmmodstiOns
They are built in Water-tight Iron Seotions. sai
have Patent Fire .annihilators on board,
Or, WILL. B. BARRY CO., Agents, =
myt-u burnet-hOuse Bailding, Cincinnati.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
MUSICAL.

6 A gRA LEA. .D-JUsT PUBLIsHRD, A
IN beautiful Song and Chorus, ,s,-s-I -SI
o. titlt . Aura Lea Poetry by W. INV MUSicl
w Fosuick, ESQ Price 25 cts. JOHN ks2ss5iessssssa
CHURCH, JR., Importer Of Music and
Musical Instruments 66 West Fourth. st.. apis
VHNHE TUNERS GUIDR.--A TREATISE
Il on Tuning the Piano forte. Organ, Melodeon
and SeIaphine, comprising ample Instructions and
q specification tf Defects and their Remedies Price
40 cents, receipt of which It will be sent, post
paid J. CHURCH, JR.i GO West Fourth.st apis
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
LEGAL REPORTING,

n OUIs FERsER, VERBATIM PHONO.
II GRAPHIC REP0RTER-The above has now
permanently located ip this city and is prepared u
attend promptly to orders Of every description, in
this city, State OF any other State. -
Photographic Reporting taught, II desired. Of
fte In the Queen City Commercial College, opposite
the Postofice. Refers to Alphonso Taft, ESD, Attor
Cincinnati Commercial; H. Reed, proprietor Daily
Press. I'D -.lI fel0-H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
MEDICAL.

n X. NEWTON, M. D.-OFFIUE, NO.
HVS 90 West ssysnth-st., between Vine and
Vine and RACE once hours * to SE "a. M, M
s soz3 =. NJ, tos :. -.
Law CARDS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
The Campaign Opened.
sODA-wArRR.

WI HAVE JUST COMPLETED THE
w Tehtting Of our Soda-water apparatus, and
aTs now prepared 10 offer friends, for the seas
son, pure, cold and refreshing drink. Our Syrups
are unburpafsed Ia quality and flavor and can not
fan q please. Our speciality, "Dew drop Cream"
which has been SO popular the last two summers,
We shall have, a. usual
ALSO-Blue Lick, kiEsingen and Saratoga Wa.
teTa through the seagon.
J. w. HANNAFORD, Druggist,
LplS-K y. w. cor. Contral-aY and SiKth.bt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

HAFDkER CH1ER RXTRAOTs.-
JOCKEY Club, Sweet Brisr, hondeIeiia, GeIsniums
yerbsua, Rose, end every other fayOrite Extract.
for saiS ~ ALBEIT Ross, Draggist,
isSl e,W, goT. CgR,[El'ay, agd EigRtR-ht.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
BUSINESS CARDS.

II EAD-PIPE sHRETsHEAD, WATER.
~ CLOSETS, Hot and Cold Baths and Chemical
Apparatus fitted up in the neatest manner. Iron
aud Brass Pipe, and Brass Work Of every descrip-
ton. fer. en-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
Oyster IL KetchupI

Oyster IL etchupI
"A NEW -ARTICLRi
TRY ITl ana TRY 1T
sHBIvBR's BALTIMORE OYSTER KEroHUPI
shrivsrs Baltimore % stsr Ketohupl
(EWIs IL An RNrIRBLY NEW ARFI-
n 'CLE, made OF the finest aud highaA i-haFored
Baltimore Oysters, containing all their favor and
n pronounced the best ketchup, or Sauce now
muse II is Intended for use ON all meats, hot OF
ool aud ,s ulary good on poritry. For sea-
delightful addition - clicksn salai,fNr wherever
Eetohup OF sauce u desirable u Il
Originated and prepared on'y by 49,
JAS sHBiNbR q 90, Baltimore, Nd
For sale, Wholesale, by
J. +. WARREN & CO.,
Maln-st., Cincinnati.
Also, by retail groosr generally. fe24'cm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

GREENNIAN AZ TRITE,S
New and Improyed Lock stitch shuttle
SEWING MACH INE.
HOWE q ROPER'S CONFINED
- PATENTS, for Family and Tailora Uss
These Machines will do more ana better work thSR
any other in the market Bring our work and ~
them and be convinced Il is a fact, AGENTS waStsH
apil.cm lac west Tifth. .etresst
WILLIAMR r ORWIS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

ITO PARTIES WHO INTEND PUR.
Z CHASING for cash. or on short time, we offer
an opportunity of pavipg from TO 10 per cent. .
Particular attention paid to shipping Lumber,
either by Railroad, kiyer or Canal.
RB- Yard on FTeeman-st, opposite George, and
road. mh25-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-24
- - 81 SO perish all,


Tie splendid success Of Gen. ErAss against
{, force four times as numerous as his own,
clearly indicates the policy which oaght to
have been pursued by the Confederate forces
from the beginning The Yankees cannot
stand before our men. They beat them where
ever they come il collision with them, let the
odds be what they may against them Is it
not, then, the height of folly to treat them as
though they We're veterans--to halt before
equal numbers and commence throwing up
dirt, instead of rushing upon them at once
with the bayonet, and driving them off from
our soil WHIST is the end Of war Is it not
PEACE, as soon as it can be- obtained on
favorable termsl And how ean it be
obtained ~ soon as by beating The enems =
Defensive war is always adopted b: the party
who Is weakest in men or discipline We have
been at least sqaaL TO the enemy in both
throughout this campaign, and yer we have
taken advantage Of neither. The slew, pro
tracing movements adopted by our Generals
have borne very hardly on Virgins. a large
portion of her territory is in possession Of the
enemy, and il is of the utmost importance 10
get him out of it. This cannot be done by let
ting him alone Ard waiting for him to come
after us Tie people of Virginia think the
more hardly of it because they scs shat the
enemy never stands before our foItes They
believe that they could have been driven out
months ago if our Generals had tried to do it,
and they cannot be made to believe anything
also
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-24

An Excellent Recipe for Making TlGst-
A lady requests MS to publish the following:
Take a good tablespoonful Of hops, pour on
them one quart OF boiling water, let il boil
10 minutes, strain and sca!d it with half cup
of flour, stir til smooth, land add ii You
choose, 4 well mashed potato, though net es-
sentlaI Set this yeast a~lte TO ierlnelt; al
ter winch mix with it as much meal aud flour
AS will make il stiff enough to crunlOjc. Iae
proportions should be ilgat teacup vi flour
TO every good pint OF meal MaEe the mix
tuTe quite salt: then crunbie on dlsnea, and
dry Ill the shade, taking care to STIR It occa-
sionally whilst drying. Two teaspooustni OF
Tighten two quarts Of -four This yeast
viii keep for six months il put i'll dry
place; never sours i'll hot " Gather, requires
very few hops, and is always ready besides
being easily carried. On that account it Is
particularly suilatle Tor camp life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-24

GETTING ALARaED.--Sse the circular OF
SEWARD, in another column There can DO
no mistake in the matter. The Yankee Gov
eminent "a thoroughly alarmed at something
1t las heard relative 10 the disposition of for
cign powers. 1t is true, SEWARD says, that
the chances in favor of our succeeding abroad
In our attempt TO secure the cooperation Of
foreign powers are lees than they ever have
been But nobody can be deceived by this dc.
elara,ion He has hesrd something, and he is
frightened. At fret he said nothing to the
Yankee Governors The instruction was a
email atfair--hs could put il out 50 easily, it
was hardly worth thinking about. Now, how.
ever, bis tone IL altered He calls on Ill the
Govsrnars 70 fortify their harbors! Why do
/ now rather than al an earlier period De-
pend upon it. he has heard something which
has greatly alarmed the Government.
The effect Of this circular in New York was
tremendous Stocks of every description ,um-
bled at once into the very dirt, and thousands
upon flaouaaGais were ruined some are un.
charitable enough to believe the reports about
6xwAHD's habits, and think he Was drunk
ws,en 10 wrote The circular. 1t has besn said
that be has not drawn q sober breath since
Manassas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-24

fatez,peranee--The votaries Of John Bar
ieyeorn continue to have their L mes regis
tered daily upon the Mayors dos set, ana We
suppose the custom viii lot cease SO long as
ssniskev is one 81 our domes ie productions.
David Truck bowed his stAiwart form before
The ;rucplent adversary Oh Tuesday and spread
himself III doorway, tut The Mayor excused
him for this occasion oniy.-peter Riley took
,he sidewalk for his place OF rep0se, ana ~
the progress of events found himself before
The mum cpal tribunal, where security Ia tic
sum Of SiG0 required Tor his 1uturo Coca
behavior.---.}ohn A. Cameron, 1t Texan war
rior, made a ruthless invasion of tie Monu-
ment Hotel premises but was captured by Il Sill
pelior force, and subsequently committed to
the Valley fortress, i'll default Of surety TO keep
the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-24

Miscellaneous CaSes.---Tonas Holmes and
Margaret OBrien, charged with assaultlng
Wm. @ Brien, made their appearance before
the Mayor yesterday, but tie testimony COM
pletelv turned the tables upon the latter, who,
while sudulging in the domestic pastinle OF
whipping his wife. WAS iaterfered with By
Holmes AIRS OBI. made touching narration
Of the cvueitics Of he. sponSe, which Was en-
tire!v corrobora;ed by the evidence oi litt5c
son, C'Brien was committed TO jail IN default
III security to keepthe peace.--Jno. w. Woody
Was lined - for cusssng "a couplcyman iii the
second Market, having been provoked by a
threatening demonstration against himself aud
horse.--Jonn Emenhuuser, for Keeping his
oarroom open on Sunday night, the Zoth inst,
was fined $a,-Edwagd, slave o. c. 4. Ii.
Cole, was ordered down Tor 70 l,ishes, .or car
rying his masters pistol without lave or
license, aud in violation of law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-24

The hgAt. batteries GA the shore do very
good serrIce and throw shot with great pres
etsion. In this affair two were euxaged-onc
under Capt. Il. SpoweseH Andrew aud the
other under Capt. r. Lindsay Walker. Tho
General speakaof botli these gentleruen HI
terms OF grpat yyritisa 80
do not hear OF anything nev In Centre :
vile Or Its vicinity. Opinion seems TO be
nearly equally divided upon the question
whether or no: the Frderals will come out
believe the majority think Mcclellan will
be forced to fight. but possibly not on Bull
Run BOHEMIAN