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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

The esmp. court and Capitol d the L'nso'"
Gov crnmsnt."
The CIssksvills Jedsrsonisn says the cars
.o,,hwsrd have been crowded for the pss'
ten dave 9Th Sou,hsraers. who have been
l,e.iding North. who we're compelled % nee
10 avoid being pressed into The Federal SER
vice. Quite q number Of them are iro"
NJ issouri.
A special Richmond Dispatch Of the gu
ssy. ,bs, Genera: Sidney Johnston sen'o
General in the Confederate army, srr've'
here, and will BE- assigned 70 duty a. MAJ
assas.
D Louisville il full OF contradictory sno IN
,el;.bIe rumors, among which 10 one that
/ dispatch from JEFF. Davis 10 friend was "a
.Ihibi,ed TO Johnson. Chairman Of the Ssns'
Committee, 10 visit the Federal and Conie'
crate uilI,ary authorities in Western ~
Z saving that he (Dsvis, approved OF NE Co'
n ,edsrs,e occupation Of Hickman aud Colon
ylbus.
), There is an immense stampede o. Je'
a sou,n.wsrd, who have been engaged
goods into the Su'hern Iou'e
= eracy. rsussd by repov' thst ths rams
me Louisville snd Nashville ha''fo
would probably be s'opped % morrow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

nPThs Board Of Commissioners
last week appointed relief committee
Of one in each township in the coun-
~. to investigate and relieve the &C.
tual necessities Of such volunteers
families a. may need assistance IN
iii such time as the volunteers may
have opportunity to send home some
thing to support their families Inc
Aid 70 each family 10 not to exceed
eight dollars per month. and 1t il
supposed will very seldom reach thai
amount. Tho following gentlemen
were appointed for their respective
townships: Jas. Houston, Of Colum
bin: Jacob Lennon, ST., Harrison
Martin Freedman, Bainbridgc; AlleI
7. Fleming, Hall; Ernst G. Blem
xer, Patoka; and John G. Holman
Ferdinand.
The Board also ordered an inves
tication Of the Clerks Office, to begi
on the third Monday in September
and authorized the employment {
the Clerk Of Spencer Or Davies %
70 assist them in the investigation.
The deputy Auditor and Record'
each fled thor bonds Of $4,000,
accordance with the new law.
No other business out OF the usu
routine was transacted.
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.
Ths Charleston Mercury u the 5ih says
,bm Cspssin Coxsue, Of the brig JEFF Davis
had arrived there. and was presented with
watch. &c.
The Charleston Courier Of the 9Th ssys
that the whole coast Of Saint Augustin -
blocksded. II reports that vessels lssced
wi,h coffee and fruits ran the blockade On
,he 2sth ul., under heavy FIRE from the
feet.
| The Florida people think their batteries
will effe ctuslly protect them against Fedora
The planters have unanimously
resolved not 10 ship Sea Island Cotton ei'her
North OF South. the entire crop being P!sdg-
cd 10 the Confsderscv.
The Nashville Union and American, o.
II ,he 9Th, ssy. ,bs, $500 Feds:ai troops &C.
Y cupied Psduc sh. KY, on Friday. taking pos
' session Of the telegraph, Marine Hospital
!, and tho Branch Bank Of Louisville. the coir
" from which having been removed beior'
\ l,heir arrival. The editor thinks the move
= men, indicative OF On attempt 10 invade Ten
% usssee from that direction.
al The Charleston Mercury's Goldsboro. n
a C., correspondent. Of the 9Th. says all is quiet
- no signs and no expectations Of On attach
: and there is no indications Of any movsmen
G 10 best on the invaders from III cir preser
o. position.
H. The Fredericksburg (vs.) Recorder
= she Sd ssys The mast Of schooner . s'icl
!, : lug out Of the wsser near tho Marylsr
\ shore, sunk BY The Confederate batteries.
- Richmond sdvicss Of the 4,h says urge'
no requs sn have been made 10 place Cspts
helBngg 10 command Of the threatened q
.he|uict OF North Csrolins.
for Passenger from Msnsssss on tho 3
- ssy tho Cenfsdsrstss killed 900 Fsdsrsl
losing 20 il sharp skismish on the A
taking possession Of IN important hill ns
Arlington Hights.
7. A special 70 the Knoxville Register RI
um. Ly chburg on the 9Th says: 'Osr forces !
'son pushing forward toward Warrington. Hs'
the Hill, which the Confsdsrstes took yesssrd'
ed after . sharp fight. brings us three mi
{ ah, nearer Washington than heretofore. .
eIy. our posts end camp ere nov IN full sighs
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PALupAL M,A-m-The ChsmIs's nave
long been isbc,iug 10 detect this subtle pol
son. and determine WIS; it's. n"c' Ayr
~ Lowell, has u Length succeeded ne
End, |, "a be an ETHEREAL sxbsiauon 81 v'ge
table decay. which il evolved only 10 ne
Dr. .senee and BY the assistance o. w.tef.-
is absorption through the lungs mo w
blood il Tho sole cruse +" The hillary &C.
rsnpsmcnts which result ~ the ln'rrni'en'
Fsyers, 50 affecting and 30 prevalent 70 o''
climate. Al aniido,~ for this ins'd'cns ven
ON, is cus u the great resitsrsa ~ meo'
cine. and the Doctor feels sure sh.' ne ma
Ito nd one which not only neufshzss on
expeIs il completely from ste system. ~
pu, I'd in . convenient form. called "hgu'
Cure aud FURNISHED cheaper ,hsn other 70
,nsdics for This complaint; which last 'sr''
by 90 means On uni'nporssnt one ~ '"es
Woodwork. Ill,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

PuBlIu ErEAKIxo.-Arangements
have been made to hold Union
meeting in Cslestine on next Satur-
day, and several speakers have been
invited. An opportunity will Be Civ.
en- for those who wish to volunteer
il the service Of their country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

INDIANA BrroADna GEsEaArs.-Ccl.
onel Lsw. Wallace, Of the Eleventh
Indiana Col. Dumont, Of the Seventh
Indiana; and Col. Milrcy, ofthe 9th
Indiana, hare been promoted 70 BE-
Brigadisr Generals in the United
States service.
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CONSTIPATION.

The undersigned. now seven'y-hv" years
old, has Tor years devoted he tine 70 curing
his Pensioners and the pDvr 10 New York
IN these dreadful compiaini@. which carry
aud thousands 70 an unnme'y
crave: he has seldom failed % cure all VINO
have applied 10 him fur relief. and believing
\, 10 be 4 Chri-tint's duty 70 relieve those
abroad. ns wen ~ NJ home. ~ viii send '"
thosc who require ", . Copy & Prescriptions
used. Gree Of Chsrge). with direction ~
preparing and using the same. Ash rules
on Der. Bathing. Ventilation. and Exercise
for The Sex. they Will find these remedies a
sure cure for Consumption, and al Diseases
Of the THROAT ASD LuNcs. FEvER AsD
Acuf. CoxsTIPAriox, HEART DISEASE. Dys-
PERSIA, NERVOUS DEBiLiry, snd FEMALE
COMPLAINTS, and he hopes every one afflicted
will send for y copy, as il will cost nothing,
and those suffering should apply before y y
loo late. These Prescriptions are used oy
l,he most eminent Physicisns 70 London,
Paris. and New York. Those wishing them
will please address
REV DIR CHAMBERLAIN.
WilIismsburgh. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

Generals Pillow end Polk ere q Colum.
bus. Ky, with 1000 ssbsls. Jsfr Thompson
IL in Missouri. directly opposite, with the
balance OF the. forces. Eigh, hundred Fed.
sraI troops left %. day 10 reinforce Psdueah
and another regiment follows immediately
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

The Daily Star published at New
London, Connecticut, has the follow
ing:
A PLEASANT INTERVIEW lion.
John Law, ! native Of this city, and
now Representative in Congress iro'''
the First Congressional District o.
Indiana, called upon rs this morning
lie was born in New London in 1871
and removed 70 Vincennes in 1911
il is . singular coincidence that tn
grandfather Of Mr.. Law was mem
Der OF Congress 10 17T4, under tn
old Confed Grafton, and that his father
tI.yman Law, represented this Distrie
from 1910 to 1915. We doubt whstl
! or q similar instance Of this cliaracte
oIhas happened-that 2 erandiatl'e !
: father. and son have all held seats
: Congress at times when the count'
2 was ngaged in war. John Adam
Z John Q. Adams, and Charles Adam
a were all members Of Congress, y
2 not at war periods in our history.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

Twe ore informed that Lieut.. X.
M. welman has been elected Capt
Of the company which went from THU
place, vice John Mehringer promo
ted to Major; 8. Jerger, let Lieut..
and Mr.. Berry I'd Lieut.. They ar
still q indianapolis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

T An officer, detailed BY the
W ar Department under the direction
Of tho commanigr-in -chict, 70 muster
INFO the service v6'unteefs ~ Indiana
gives ii as his opinion, based upon
tho most favorable opportunities Of
asccriaining the actual facts, that three
fnnrtLs Of the men who have already
volunteered for the war from this
State ar. DEMOCRATS. This j. the
very highest authority ivr making this
statement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

WuEAr.-Wc will receive wheat N
in payment for Subscription old 2,
nav ond allow ten cents . bushel
more than tho market price Bring
on your wheat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

Average attendance Of pupils q school
during The year 360.
The Trustee Of Hall township informs %
that there are 703 school children 10 that
sownshIp-3s9 males and 32l females.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

TAn agent d stopping q Kraus'
Hotel this week buying horses fo'
the army. Those who have suitable
horses now have : chance to sell.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

CANT SMITH o'V'- =
Cen Eserrsrs and S,sil, with ~ ep'fe
command. excepting @ u REYNOLDS Brig
.as arrived here las, night from Sutton. ana
viii to-day move column on The encn"pso
eo.m,. under Gen. Lee Our rleks's yes
,erdsy aud today have driven ~ those O
he Zoe. A bstiis issxpec,ed Immediately
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-11

0-rwe congratulate our readers upon ne
discovery u sure sure TOR Enru,nasism,
Cont and Neuralaia, aud All Mereufial DIS
sa.e,. which 10 effrcscd wi,hou, tbe use q
internal medicines. which destroy the g n
s,i,u,ion and give Temporary relief only ~
fac, !. Il the only known remedy efec''"g
per,sc, cure, and We feel warranted. from ~
IN calling The attention
81 The effected end those having friends su'
fsrinr from Rheumatism, GSu', Nenf"'g''
:, ,he pernicious effects Of Mercury. 70 m
advertisement in an Other column o. our pa
o,r. Or DR.. Lel,nd's AMI Rheumatic Ba'
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NEM REMEDIES FOR
= y - II WATO rs IL III G "A.

: PEEg w a % Is Il II a. A..
ASSOCIATION, phi'sdeI-
Ill phia A Benevolent Institution estao-
lished by speciai endowment. fov the relief
n me Sick aud Distressed. sfiicted with
y,rulept and Chronic Diseases. and especial.
" Tor the cure OF Diseases Of the sexual
Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis By the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REroRTs on SpermatorrhDs.
and other diseases Of the sexual orr sns, ana
on the NV REMEDIES employed IN the Dis
pensary, sent il sealed letter envelopes, rec
q charge. Two OF three Stamps Tor post.
age acceptable. Address, DIR. j. SkILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. No. 2
H.. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ps. jneo
LIST OF LETTERS.
ID EMATNING in The Post Office. q Jas
Ilper, Dubois Co.. Ind, which II not cal
led Tor on or before. the middle Of October
next. will be sent 10 the Dead Letter r. O.
Washington CITY, d. @.
IEnicw Elijsh Hstker George
lIIsmbljn Ass ~ kunz Henry
Mersmann Theodore Simons Abraham
: Wade Thomas
JOHN MANN r. @.
Jasper Ina. Aug. 20 1861,
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ID 4 4 ID.
ST. JOSEPIlS
FEMALE BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL.
UNDER THE CHARGE or
THE SISTERS or PROVIDENCE.
JASpER. DUBOIS co. md,

JACfEh, ~ DOI > w. - ~.
vVvHE Sisters OF Providence beg leave TO
announce 10 the citizsns Of Dubois and
sdiniping counties that they hive erected a
new snd commcdicus building 1t Jasper, inl
which they can &C cnmmrds'e from twenty ,ol
,hity board-rs. The building il si,uated 10
: fine and healthy location, With retired and
extensive Fairgrounds for The bodily sxer
cise OF the pupils
The obisSt OF the institution 10 10 impart
Christian education. with . complete
knowledge OF the English and German Ian
eusgss. ia connection with tho other ord
nary branches usually taught 10 surh schools
The pupiIs will, moreover. hsvs the sdvan-
l,sre or acquiring . perie c. understanding o.
ali the domestic duties Of good housskeeper
Iby practically exercising the same under The
guidance Of the Sisters.
The terms are such - 70 soit the times
and the citizens 20 whom this advertisement
refers; but % they ere placed very low pay
mens will Be invariably required quarterly u
advance.
] Tsrms Tor boarding. tuition. washing
intending. scissors. needles md sewing ,hre :.
~ quarter. $40 Ok
II N. Bed and bedding are 10 BE- fur
1 nishsd BY The pupils. In csss. however
shat they should be furnished By the Inssl
tuition. the pupils will each pay On sdditie'
. of 80 in advance.
For further particulars apply 20
Sister JULIA SUPERToREss.
Il Jasper, Dubois co, Indians.
Il Sept. 4. 186i-lw
], Ipsoli Eagle, Rockport Democrat, ca
melton Reporter and Petersburg Repor's
y please copy and send bills 70 THE oitice
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AUGUST LlTSCHGI,
saddle and Harness Maker,

M4A ~ sss@~~
East SIDE OF THE PuBLIc SQUARE
JASPER, IND.
respectfully inform he puo''c
w that he . prepared 20 do AZ k'nas o.
I. cdle snd Harness work, ana VIII eel %
cheap % can be done elsewhere. Give me
4 cali. Repairing aud mfndng done on short
uosic.. [i2l AUGUST LiTSCHGI.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the UNDER
~ signed has been appointed .. m'n's'rs-
,or ~ The estate Of Absolsm HARRISON, IT,.
late Of Dubois County, deceased. Said 80
tuse n supposed TO be solvent.
Aug. 20 a W. lNMAN' .1"'.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE 10 hereby Rivln that ! VIII se'.
IN :, pubic auction, on Friday, the 27'n OF
y .ptemb,r 1861 at The residences OF Aoso'en
Harhi.on, late Of Dubois County deceased
al his personal properv, not taken ~ me
widow. consisting Of horses. ca'ne' nogs'
sheen. farming utensils. wheat &c.
i Terms A credit Of twelve months WIZ DC
given on ali sums over three dollars. The puf'
/, chaser giving note with approved security
waving valuation OF appraisment lass AZ
lund.r three dollars csshin hand
\ Aug. 90 A. w lNMAN. anmr.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-06
THE WAR.
News by Tuesdays Train.
Hannibal Reported Taken by
the Rebels.

The Kcckuk train yesterday noon reported
that Hannibal had been taken by the Rebels.
There is nothing about it in any of the dis :
patches.
Fremont has not yet been removed. Off.
GERS in his army threaten to resign if he is
removed, or declare him Dictator of the
Southwest. Killed in the battle of Friday
1871. The Rebel Gen. johnson is not known
to have Assumed command in Missouri.
Heavy and rapid cannonading in the d.
rection Of Sarcoxie, Monroe Co., on Monday
last.
Col. Mulligan has been released.
Price and McCulloch reported at Neosho
on Sunday last. They were going to Ar
kansas. Other accounts say he would wait
for Fremont and fight him there. Price had
10000 men and was expecting rifed cannon
He had plenty ofsupplies.
The bogus Missouri Legislature wanted
ola quorum. Expected to sit, and to pass
ordinance of secession. Fremont and most
Of his force are at Springfield
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SO says the good wife of our senior, In re.
gard to ELLIoT's IMPROVED "PEARL" SEW.
ING MACHINE, which is now being ex-
tensively introduced hereabouts. We have
advertised and seen nearly all the sewing ma
chimes that are in market, but we have never
seen nor advertised one which, in our opin
ion, came so admirably near perfection in
simplicity and stitch, in durability and price
as does ElliH's.-Boston Atlas.
The above machines are sold by Geo. r.
Collins & Co. Chicago, whose advertisement
may be seen in another column: Nov. 9Th
IN.
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FROM WASH 7 0 n
RETIREMENT OF GEN. SCOTT,
Gen. Mcclellan Succeeds Scott.
An AFFECTING SCENE.
GENERAL STONE EXONERATED.
NV orld's Dispatch.1

Worlds Dispatch.
The scene at the Cabinet meeting today
was very affecting on the occasion of the
reading of the correspondence between Sec
rotary Cameron and Gen., Scott. The latter
wept when the President read to him the pa
per authorizing his retirement. Upon Gen.
SCOTS arrival at New York, in a few days
he will issue parting address to the Amer.
can people.
The following letter from Gen. s ,ctt was
received by the President on Thursday D. M
HEADQUARTERS,
October 81, 1861.
The Hon. s. CAMERoN-Sir: For more
than three years have been unable, from
hurt, to mount horse, or to walk more than
few PAGES at time, and that with pain
Other and new infrmities, dropsy and YER
tgo, admonish me that repose of mind ard
body, with the appliances of surgery and
medicine are necessary to add little more to
a life already protracted much beyond the
usual span Of man. 1t is, under such cir
cumstances, made doubly painful by the un-
natural and unjust rebellion now raging in
the Southern States Of our so lately prosper
Gus and happy Union, that am compelled
to request that my name be placed on the
list Of army officers retired from active SER
vice. As this request is founded on an alb
solutc right granted by recent act of Con-
gress. am entirely at liberty to say it is with
deep regret that I withdraw myself in these
momentous times from the orders Of Pres
ident who has treated me with much distin.
guished kindness and courtesy, whom
know upon much personal intercourse to be
patriotic without sectional partialties and
prejudices, to be highly conscientious IN the
performance Of every duty, and of unrival-
led activity and perseverance. And to you,
Mr.. Secretary, whom officially address for
the last time. l beg to acknowledge my many
obligations for the uniform high considera.
tons have received at your hands, and
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-06
A Trip 10 the Southwest.

EDITOR COURIER Last week spent
travelling over parts of Appanoose and Monroe
Counties, and thought short account OF
what saw, might not be uninteresting to
some Of the readers of the Courier.
went from Ottumwa to Blakesburg, and
from there to Moravia, form Moravia to Abba,
thence to Eddyville and home
The country all the way around, except
small strip Of broken brushy ground near
Abba, on the Moravia road, and another
strip near Eddyville, is as fine as can be
found any where in the State.
The first night tarried with Mr.. James
Clark. a well.to-do farmer, near Moravia,
who, by the way, farms by the book, and
the result is good crops, good stock, and
useful farming, not merely for the present
occupant, but useful for the land and those
who may follow him. He showed me half
bushel of new kind of wheat, that beats
anything in that line that have ever seen;
the grain is solid, and as large again as the
Ohio Club wheat. He started two years
ago with spoonful, last year he raised one
pint, this year nearly bushel.
Among other farms pointed out by him IN
that neighborhood, was one belonging to Mr..
Samuel Gossage, of Ottumwa, which is very
hard to beat It lays on the road from Mo-
ravia to Abba.
At Abba put up at new house. kept
by s. 3. St. John, formerly of Charlton
He has repaired and re-fited it throughout,
and from cellar to garnet is as neat as < pin.
His barn is large, warm, and well filed, and
in short, if this voluntary notice should meet
the eye ofa traveller who prizes pleasant,
comfortable quarters, let me recommend him
to the Abba House, and after he has tried it
he will conclude with me that Hotels are the
rule and this one the exception
AT Abba met man who keeps Drug
Store on the south side of the square, who
remarked to me that "He supposed Ottum-
wa was quiet since Ru6sans had all gone to
the war." took it that he was Secesh.-
All have to say about the matter is. that
ifI lived there that man could not sell me
any drugs, for the reason that am Of the
the opinion, that man who is rotten enough
to be Tory, and make such remarks about
those who have gone to defend the country,
is rotten enough to sell Arsenic for prepared
chalk -
From Abba to Edoyvile is splendid
road, running through fine country which
is settled up by good, thrifty farmers, who
80 ii Tor Improvements. Good houses.
and barns are in sight on every hand.
At Eddyyille I crossed on the, bridge, and
it is a fine thing. 1t is making Eddyville-
When will the people Of Ottumwa have one
This is a question that concerns our town
more than most of us would suppose. If
they do not believe it, let them go to Eddy
vile and see the effect of that one.
tarried in Eddyvillo but short time,
long enough, however, to take dinner with
Benz Slemmons, at his old and popular stand
and make short call upon Walter Gold
smith, who is giving ascoy clothing for Belts
& Woodward He looks natural and seems
to be doing a driving trade. MORE ANON.
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During the configration of Canton, caused
by the bombardment Of the British, the ex-
tensive medical warehouse of our country
man, DR.. j. G. AVER, of Lowell, (he Depot
Of his Cherry Pec,oral and Cathartic Pills,
for China) was totally destroyed. He now
makes demand upon our Government for
indemnity from the loss of his property, and
hence will grow another nut to crack with
our elder brother Johnny. Stick to it Doc.
tor and If our Government maintains our
rights wherever your Pills are sold, we shall
only be unprotected on tracts that are very
barren.-Reformer, Trenton, N. j.
For sale at DR.. Taylors'.
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ATTACK ON ROSECRANS.
Floyd Surrounded,

MAYsvILLE, KY, Nov. A gentleman
of this city from Gauley Bridge on Saturday
evening, reports that Floyd had cut a road
around the hill where Rosecrans was return
ing the Gre, and had silenced two batteries.
He has also sent detachment up the new
road to attack him in the rear. He bad FLOW
completely surrounded No Fedcrals had
been killed when he left, ,....... ..
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Legal Notice.
To Frank Campbell, Alexander Hin and Agness


To Frank Campbell, Alexander Hin, and Agness
Newth:
VOU are hereby notified that on the first day Of
Il July, 1851 there will be on file in the office of
the Clerk OF the District Court of Wapello county
Iowa. petition Of Horton Haltzinger claiming Of
you the foreclosure OF mortgage executed by said
Campbell to said Hill aud Newth upon the south half
OF north west quarter Of section fourteen township
seventy -one, north of range fifteen west In Iowa and
also northeast quarter of south Of sec
ton ten, in same township, dated May u.s. 1860 and
given to secure four PROV ssory notes Of the same
date each drawn for the Of 1906 66-IOO Il frt
OF which said notes has been assigned said Horton
q Haltzinger, and you are notified that unless you
appear thereto and defend on or before noon OF the
10th day OF November, 1851, judgment will be render
ed against you thereon.
HORTON 4 HALTZINGER,
BY Cooley, Blotchley Adams, Att'ys.
Oct. I6, IS6I-5w
State of Iowa, Wapello county
1t is ordered that the foregoing notice be published
IN the Ouumwa Courier, a newspaper published in
ottumwa, for four successive weeks
Oct. Is, 1861. HUGH BROWN, Clerk
by ~ r. GAYLoRs, Deputy. of the District Court.
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{ The Cd IowA.-This Re, ,iment, in which
is Co. X, Capt. Cloutmsn, from this county,
is now at Benton Barracks, st. Louis having
been ordered there to recruit. The hardsbips
and exposures to which this Regiment has
been exposed, has caused an alarming amount
of sickness. We hope that the change to
the better climate and accommodations of st.
Louis, will result in their speedy restoration
to health, and active duty.