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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-10-30


The village.of Manassas, or Tudor Hall,
as the Post Office Is called, is very much
smaller than is generally supposed. In the
village proper there are not above three or
four, and, perhaps not more than Ave or six
Inhabitants. The station is situated on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, some quar-
ter ola mile from the junction with the Ma.
nassas Gap Road. There is no regular de-
pot, but rudely constructed building an.
swers the purpose at present. One plain
two story house with porch in front, to
which you mount by half dozen steps, was
formerly the hotel, while the only remaining
roofs the place can boast is small white
cottage, now used as a, hospital, anda small
roushofice occupied by the Adams Express
company,
The telegraphis in two horse cars, like
those used on the city railroads, on one of
which the battery is placed, and in the other
is the operation room, receiving room., bag
gage room, dining room by day, and lodg-
ing room by night Of the busy operators
These cars are placed at right angles with
each other closely connected, and over,them
among the numerous wires which radiate
from this common centre, floats large and
very handsome Rebel flag. Close beside the
cars stand the field telegraph, with its large
coil Of wire wound upoh the cylinder ready
at moments notice to be laid from head
quarters to any point. The chief here is Mr..
Barnes, and he and his assistants are, con-
stantly kept busy as bees.
Just beyond the telegraph Office is that of
the Express Company, which has much the
appearance of a curiosity shop. The build
ing itself is filled up With ell kinds of curl
Gus boxes and parcels, addressed principally
to men in the army, and which had remained
here for some time uncallcd for. Outside, a
large. rectangular shed has been built be.
meath which the larger boxes and barrels,
some three hundred in number. are retained
till called for by the owners. Notwithstand-
ing the seeming confusion Of the place, the
greatest disorder prevails. All the vacant
space is now filed, and new board house
is being built for winter quarters. The ex-
press messenger leaves here but once day
on the seven A. M train
| said there is no regular depot bulldog,
but / am mistaken, there il one low,
dingy looking house, extremely dirty. one
end of which is used as the Tudor Hall Post
Office, and the other as a. variety store.
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Legal Notice.
LCguI NOTICE.
o Frank Campbell, Alexander Hill, and Agness

To Frank Campbell, Alexander Hill, and Agness
Newth': :
VQC are hereby notified that on the first day Of
IL july IstI, there will be on fire In the office oc
the Clerk Of the Dstri,. Court Of wapslIo county,
lowa.a petition OF Hoston II a,zinger claiming If
you the foreclosure Of mortgage executed by said
Campbell to said Hin 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 southeast quarter of Sec
ton ten, in same township, dated May U.s. 1860, and
given to secure four PROV issory notes Of the
date, each drawn for the sum of 1886 66I0p II fir
Of which said notes has been assigned to said Herto
Haltzinger, and you are notified that aHless you
appear thereto and defep on or before noon OF the
26th day November 1851 judgment will be rend,r.
ed against you thereon.
HORTON & HALTZINGER.
By Cooley, Blotchley 4 Adams, Att'ys.
Oct. I6, IS6I-5w
State of Iowa, Wapello county
It's ordered that the foregoing notice he published
~ the, Qitumwa Courier, newspaper published IN
Otumva, for four successive weeks.
Oct. is, 1861, q" ECGH BROWN, Clerk
BY ID. +. GAYLORD, Deputy. of the District Court.
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The UNION Victory We do not claim,
by any means, the election of Mcssrs Dixon
and Hayne, in this courty, as Republican
victory. We freely, fully and cheerfuIly
concede an important and material share of
the credit Of electing these two worthy and
patriotic men to those noble, honest and in
dependent Democrats who SO fearlessly and
in such pure faith discarded the tics of for
mer political association, and gave them their
votes. We trust that hereafter the disposi.
ton Of the people to co operate for the pre-
servation Of the Union will have frcer and
less embarrassed course.
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SORGHUM MoLAssEs-We have two speci-
mems Of this years crop, manufactured by
Messrs. DIN. Clark and S. C. Humphrey,
Of Washington township, very excellent in
deed. Mr.. Clak informs us that the joint
production Of himself and Mr.. p, will be
twenty-five barrels, produced at cost Of SIS,
and averaging l25 gallons yield to the acre.
Mr. Clarke has grained some, and knows of
others in this neighborhood who have done
the same
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TELEGRAPH TO THE Pacific COMPLETED.
The past week has been memorable by the
completion of the Atlantic and Pacific Tele
graph, the immediate forerunner, we trust,
of the Pacific Railroad. The last link was
added on the 25th, and the event called forth
numerous congratulatory messages from
President Lincoln and Brigham Young, the
Mayor of San Francisco and the offices Of the
Company. We may look for regular Pacific
news only day or SO old hereafter. Cali
fornia dates to the 26,h and 9th will b,
found in this paper. 1t seems difficult to
realize so grand an idea, but it is SO, never
ihcleSS.
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Letter from (;nrihn rr,t.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The following let.
ter from Garibaldi has been received by the
q. S. Counsel at Antwerp
Capero, Sept 10, l66l.--Ky Dear SIR
| saw Mr.. Sanford, and regret to- be obliged
to announce to you that shall not be able to
60 to the United States at present. do not
doubt Of the triumph of the cause of the
Union, and that shortly, but if the war
should unfortunately continue in your beau
tiful country, shall overcome all obstacles
which, detain me and hasten to the defence
of people who are dear to me-
(Signed) G. GARIBALDI,
To Mr.. QuIccLEs, u. s. Consul at. Ant
werp.,
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY The November num-
Der Of this most excellent Magazine has been
received, and presents arich repast of mental
aliment. Geo. Sands; Hair. Chains; The
Flower of Liberty; Alexis De Tocqueville !;
Agnes Of Sorrento continued; Health in the
Camp; The Stormy Petrol; A story Of To-
Day; Concerning People who carried weight
in Life; Why has the North felt aggrieved
with England; The Wild Endine; The Con-
trabands of Fortress Monroe; The Washers
of the Stroud, are among the rich and invi
ting articles. We again commend the At
lantic to public favor.
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~A Southern traitor has ambition and
shisky for excuses, but Northern traitor
e a natural tory and toady. The New YORK.
Msps, the N. KDay Roos. The Cincinnati
Enquirer, qnq a fen other Northern paper.
IF that stripe, are doing more to foster and
prolong tbs REBELLION than all the SoutAera
fanatics aud .dissnioa papers com5iasd. -
Frankfort, KY Commonwealth.
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A Brt1Itant V1CtOry I'm Vtrgtmua.
The Rebels Totally Routed at Romney cith
the loss Of three Cannon, Tents, Wagons,
dc. BIZ
New CREEK, Oct; 27.--Gen. Kelly MARCH
ed from here Friday, night, and attacked
Romney yesterday p. m routing the enemy
capturing many prisoners, three cannon, and
all their wagons and camp equipage. The
Rebels retired towards Winchester. Our
loss is trifing--Rebels unascertained.
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STAMPED ENVELOPES Are the public
aware tha, the envelopes sold by the Gov
ernment are better and cheaper than can be
had elsewhere? 4 bunch Of twenty five,
with stamps on them and ruled, costs so
cents, being s cents for IS envelopes. Better
I,,ly snv lopes.
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From TX eslt lucky.

Louisville, Kyc Oct. 25.-The Courier t
Bowling Green Publishes Breckinridge's card
avowing. his intention to resign his U. S.
Senatorship.
A passenger from Nashville reports great
suffering and sickness among the Rebel
troops at Bowling Green, Hopkinsville and
other contiguous points. They claim to
have 10000 troops in those localities.
A letter from Hopkinsville says 700 out Of
1900 Rebel troops there are sick, and from s
to 10 dying daily.
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The blockade Off Cha rIcSt on.
Position of the Vessels

Inc correspondent OI TIE fnlIduclpn IN
guirer, who is on board the United States
steamer Roanoke, at present. biockading the
port Of Charleston, writes to the paper, I'M
der the date Of October II. the day on which
the Nashville ran the Blockade, and shows
the position Of the b,ockadng vessels at the
time. 1t appears somewhat singular that an
escape should he effected while there was
apparently such strict watch kept on the
movements Of vessels, and such feeling of
certainty that all was safe:
We left Hampton Roads September %,
and arrived here October l. Almost daily
some English or. French men -of-war pass
along to examine, the coalition Of the block
ade. One day last week a shot was fired
across the bow of the English man-of war
Steady to>bring her to-. 1t inHsmed the
commander very much, and he boldly and
ang,ily asserted that the matter would be
reported to her Britanic Majesty.
Early on Sunday morning, October 9th, a
schooner was discovered, which seemed to
be endea Noring to enter. 1.-The harbor by the
southern channel. The steamer Flag was
sent in chase, and after smart run of four
hours, andexposedito shell from rebel
battery on shore, she returned alongside with
the prize, which proved to be the Alert
She had clearance from Nassau, N. p,
one of the Bahamas, bound for ST. Johns, N.
| F., loaded with pine apples, sugar and ban.
anas. The crew is on board, and are most
ly composed Of inhabitants Of Charleston
S. G. When first seen she bad. the rebe
| flag at her masthead, but so soon as she had
discovered the steamer Flag in chase, ran ur
the English flag. A Palmetto and secession
flag were found in her cabin and brought or
board the Roanoke. They left them on the
capstan for exhibition, and veal secured a
small piece of each, as memento, when, we
found the officers not locking. may men
ton that the steamer Flag was not hit by
the shots from the rebel battery in the
chase
Charleston is now e6ectually 5lockaded-
almost "water- proof" The Roanoke Les
IN the middle, and each sile are the Van
dal:a and the steamer Flag-the former
guarding the northern channel and the lat.
ter the southern one. We are about five
miles from Fort Sumter; lying at anchor in
thirty feet of water. This is as near as we
can 60 in, on account of the bar The stea.
mer Monticello arrived last night, and viii
| take part in blockading this place.
There is little rebel steamer, armed with
six guns, in the harbor, and she regularly
comes down within four miles of or anchor
age every morning and looks at us for q, few
minutes and then returns, apparently salts
fed. ......
The commander of the Roanoke is Johr
Marston, Of Pa. He has been recalled, anG
his successor has already left New York. =
It not supposed that he is rank seces
sionist, but that he is either winking at thu
arrival and departure Of vessels from
Charleston, or else is inefficient and incapa
pable of discharging the duties of his posi-
ton. How many more have we of the same
kind? A thorough investigation should bt
made at once.
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New York, Oct. 26.-The Cincinnati ex-
press train on the Erie Railroad, due here
at 2:30 .. m. ran into car on the side track
at Ramsay, % niles this side Of the city
The switch was misplaced.
The engine turned over or its SIDE. One
passenger was injured slightly, and one
brakeman was crushed between the passen-
ger cars and badly injured.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Since tbs encoun-
ter at Balls Bluff the Rebels have been en-
boldened and are again reported to be at
Fairfax Court House in full force.
The object of the Government is of course
to be in position to protect their aruX to-
wards Leesburg.
No little diff :ul:y is expericncedin conse-
quence Of the closing Of the Potomac in get
ting freight from Baltimore. A wagon ex-
press has consequently been organized, and
even hay is now brought forward on wheels.
A large number of transports heavily Ia
den have arrived at Baltimore, and their car.
goes are being transferred to the railroad. as
rapidly as possible.
Several prominent Congressman are here
consulting with the Cabinet as to the con.
duct Of the War-among the rest is Senator
Harris. They urge the most active and en-
ergetic prosecution Of military operations.
Two companies of the I'd Vermont Regi-
ment, under command OF Lieut. Col. STAN
nerd, have just made reconnaissance in the
encmy's country. They left the camp of
their Regiment in Virginia, and marched -
miles and back, in one day, taking one pris-
oner, and obtaining valuable information.
1t is reported that two Of our war vessels
have run past the Rebel batteries at Matthias
Point
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Foreign News.

Additional By the City Of Baltimore.
A proclamation was published on the 14th,
in Warsaw, declaring Poland in state of
seige. The military occupy the public
squares Of Warsaw. Cotton factories in
Spain are closing in consequence of lack Of
cotton.
CoMMERcrAL.-Sugar firm Coffee no
sales.
LONDON MARKET.--Wheat advanced 1d@
ID per quarter, with an upward tendency
Flour advanced Id, closing with continued
upward tendency. Sugar firm; Coffee buoy
ant oil qualities advanced slightly.
LONDON MONEY MARxEr.--Consols closed
Tuesday evening at 02s9 '2f. American
Securities-Ill. G. r. Il. shares at 3S@37a
discount; Erie 244.
LArEsr--By telegraph to Queenstown
Liverpool, Oct. II -Bredstuffs firm with an
upward tendency; Provisions quiet.
Lordon, Wednesday night--Consols clos
ed at 9ss@921 for money.
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New ELEVATOR are glad to learn
that one Of our most enterprising Warehouse
firms is about commencing a new Elevator
on the North Branch, to be used mainly, we
believe. for receiving grain which c.mes in
over the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
II viii he Of the largest size, AMI built in the
most substantial manner, and win be com.
pleted at an early day. twill be furnished
with ten of Fairbanks five hundred bushel
Hopper Scales, each one Of which, SO perfect
will be the machinery. can be loaded to its
full capacity and the load discharged in a
few minutes. This shows the immense
amount Of grain which can he handled in this
Elevator, and is sufficient guaranty to far.
msrs as well as receivers and shippers, that
correct weights will be given. CAicayoi
Tribune,
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Postage stamps and Postal
Service.

The price paid the former contractor for
furnishing postage stamps was eighteen cents
per thousand.
The price paid the present contractors is
fourteen, saving nearly 25 per cent.
During the fiscal year ending June 3Oth.
1860, while there was,no discontinuance Of
postal service in any part of the country, the
number of postal stamps issued was two
hundred and sixteen millions. which, at
eighteen cents per thousand, the price actu-
ally paid under the former contract
Amounted to .................. $38, 900
While at fourteen cents per thousand
the present price, they would have
cost the department ........ 40, 249
ss,64o
or nearly twenty-five per cent difference.
Thus far there has been issued, under the
new contract, fifty-five million stamps. As
many more will be required to furnish the
post ffices in the country and to meet the
the demand for the exchange of the old
stamps, the estimated issue OF new stamps
at the expiration Of one year from the COM
mencement thereof. is 500. 0o0, 600,
Which at the old price cost the De-
partment ....... $54 900
While at the present Price will cost $4,000
-
Making saving to the Department.
under the present contract as com
pared with the old one, Of ...... $l2, 900
Ordinarily, when there is no change of
stamps, about $1,000, 900 of stamps per
year are required for the use Of the whole
country, which, at the present price. cost
the department $4,000 per year less than
under the old contract, which, in the six
years ofthe new contract, would result in
saving $4,000.
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NEw YoRK. Oct. 3D. u. S. steamer Pow
haitian and Iroquois in search Of the Sim
ter, were at st. Thomas, Oct. l4th..
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
Taken in pay for Goods.

lie soiiets examination Of goods and prices for
he thinks ~ large stock Of goods he has bought
viii take pleasure IN showing you through whethet
you buy or not. M e. G.. WARDEN
fOct.e, iS5i.-cn 5-lJ
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The Commonwealth of Des Moines has as
sumed the name of The Times. Nc change
of proprietorship OF politics. We believe. j.
b. Bausman continues his editorial charge.
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STATE OF Iowa. ADJ'T GENERALS OFFIcE,l
DAVENPORT, Oct 9, 1851.
To Officers Of Companies and Recruiting
officers:
10 meet the acquisitions of the General
Government, this Department wishes to raise
1000 men for Western service.
At least ] 700 men will be needed for Fo. is
Lcaycnworth and Randall, and to meet this
call, it is hoped that officers and men will
make prompt response.
N. B. BAKER, Adj't Gen'l of Iowa.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereey giYon that there is on file ia
the office OF the Probate Court in Wapello county,
Iowa, PAPER, purporting to be the last will and tes
lament Of Hiram Mccoy, deceased, late of Wapello
county, Iowa, aad that have fixed upon the first
Monday in November, 1861, IL being the 4tl day Of
said month, as the time for the proving Of the same
All persons interested in said estate win please take
notice of the same aud appear II they desire
Given under my hand at Uttumwa, Wapello county,
Iowa, this the 9TH day of October, 1861. So,
JOSEPH II. FLINT.
Oct. " lo6l-4w County Judge.
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MEAT FOR MONEY.

HAVE concluded in view of the difficulty of col
u lee ing and the heavy losses resulting from tho
credit system, as expansive to my customers and my
self, as II necessarily enhances prices as compes
the prompt paymast to make up for the failures
the slow and forgetul to pay their bills adopt from
this date, the Cash system Hereafter then 1 shall
require pay down in all cases. No books will be kept
and cons equenty MOI ody will troubled with bills.
Those having unsettled accounts with me will please
call and settle All kir Is of Meat kept constantly
hand at reduced rates, at the City Market. -
Oct. 10, 1861. j. w BROWN
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New, Advertisements.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

MISS PARCELL
Just receiving fine stock of goods uding every
thing In the Millinery line. Ladies' please call and
examine her stock.
Dress Il Cloak Making done to order.
Produce and wood taken In exchange for Goods.
Store on Main street, opposite Looms' store.
Oct. %. 1861.
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FINAL settlement.

Notice II hereby given to all parties interested that
the County Judge has set the first day In Deceu
Der next to hear and make final settlement Of the
estate OF George D. Temple, deceased, at which NIL
parties interested are notified to appear.
CHARLES DUDLEY, Adm'r
Of the estate Of George D. Temple.
Oct 30 1S6f-34 4w
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News from California by Tele-
graph.

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 26.--The announce
ment is just made of the completion Of the
last link IN the Overland Telegraph. The
Pacific to the Atlantic sends greeting, and
may both oceans be dry. before foot Of the
land that lies between them shall belong to
any other thatt our one united country.
Nothing important has occurred in. Cali.
fornia within week.
Among the passengers by the last steam
er were Gen. Sumner, Senator Nesmith, Mer-
chant, Capts. Judd, Stewart, Henlrickson,
Gill, Millston, Sinclair, Warren, Hurdon,
Dandy and Lipp, all Of the U. s. A., and
Capts. Briggs and Green U. s. N.
Senator Gwinn and Benham left some
what quietly, their names being withheld
from the passenger list.
Four hundred and forty regular troops and
10000 stand Of arms went forward by the
same steamer.
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complete assortment Of everything to meet the
wants OF individuals families In his line Of trade
which could not be enumerated In advertisement
like this. The'only way 20 appreciate the extent,
variety, and cheapness Of his stock will be call aud
look through for yourselves. All kinds of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06


In me eeae a life mss suo& III
qusatIy play the knave, and wones The
deuce.
II nAEss ! grpes }i41rsnss whselss
glassos are used over or under the nose.
Zee oss whs4sllUWs ~ - tAis15
be sbsll got mp With il ose q thess day..
Tss man vho eosases himself 10 one
dsisk, bssA ~ hin, = b sssN supplied.
"You want nothing, do yonr' said
Pat. BE dad, il it's soskiag yen wset
you'll End it in the jug where the whis-
kOv Woo.~ ~ fsaa ser AH,Nf
h - n N hsa.s..s sse IA .s4-ftc e ~ -
The o6cial 0asetts Of Turin anpoun
60 the discovery Of ~ iniall.bls cure
fos The glsndsrs, By > preparation Of
arsenic end stsychnins. 80,
A WssrsaH paper, announcing the
death Of esnfleman in lows, ssys: "Hs
- gssae ad0iree q Horace Greeley.
bot Otherwise = very fspsctabls mso.
"Figurss wort he u N old and
homely expressian !; but lew nss can
look On . fashionable Womau's figure,
nowadays, and ssy - much"
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