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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
los 81 s57.5,l Il De,

IVItIsss''ss 20 fV' VI NNEN-I y
The following is a statement of the earnings OF ID
ST. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad for the wee
ending Oct. Is:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

GUTLERS' SUPPLY STORE.
~ IN ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY.
PATENT RUBBER-HEAD LEAD PENCILS
UNION PAPER ENVELOPES FOR ARMY USE
IMPROVED BAROMETER lNKSTAND.
BLANK BOOKS. &c.
GUTTER, TOWER L Co,
No. : BsekmSn-st., Y. Y.
NJ. 80 kew-DevOnshiTe-st.,
Boston.
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I1op -gOvrU4wpT0N AND

n on csTUGDAY NOV She United States Nal
So, N ACsO a. Lines C01mEndsr vil sal ir0m Tier
n s7 NAH River fOst Of Besai-st, sATJ HbAH Nov
is - M hip uDsv-pessej COR 'sety and comfort he's dou
HE neg under deck iosed ny water tight compartments
viii gods other tend, IL the event Of collision
srapdi.ur keep h plDps free work aud tee
ssfety u vessel and psEsenPsIs
freight az PssseEs, spp.yto -
SAMUEL NJ FOX.
GEO. MACKENZiE,
Agents No. Broadway
Th..tsSmer FJJLFO ON win sail Dscembo- :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

GTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ Liverpool suSi1s snd enbsrkinF passenger, At
Qaeenssovn lroEuGL1 LIVERPOOL, Newly ora. aud Pail
phA SgsmsnS2 Company iuens dispatching tke icl
posysz 4 Ciyde- sEik lTcn Steamghips e. fellows;
Anj<AsA4ih Nyct'
~ NA....s....-.-....s Ss1uTdaN nov
Aud every SATURDAY, at noon from Pier No ~ North
River
FsRST CABIN. ...s. es5 STEERAGE.. go
First Cabin to boascn so Storage London..... 30
FiTst Pags.... % S'esraso 70 Ioris....... 81
Eirs, Cabn to Hamburg. IS Steesge 20 Hamburg. g
Passengers sso forwarded 20 HsyTo Bremen, Rotterdam,
Nntwcrp. &C, ~ equally low rates.
Persons wishing bring their friends can boy tickets
here the following to Newly From Liverpool or
Queen 1T Cabin, SIS, S65 and 100 Seerage from
Liverpool. SEQ. From Queenstown, e 30
These Steamers nave superior accommodate Tor psssen-
gers end cary experienced Surgeons They boit IN
Wats gh lion Sections and have Potent Fire Anhistors
board.
For further anfo-lsion apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
aNMAN. Agent 40. = NaeTEt.; IN glasgow 20 VIM. IN
BAN, No st Enoch.quare; IN Queenstoun 10 c. w.
ID. SEYMOURa co. in London TO EWES Macy. No.
81 kiUg Niiisvl-st. 10 Paris TO JULES DECOUE, No
Place de Bourss in Philadelphia TO JOHN g. DALE, No
All alnut-st. osst the Compsny'f OAeeA
JO8A Q. DALE. Agent, No. is broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

Erw-YORK HOsrrAL.-wsckly Report to Oct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
nrRnAlr. GRAND EXCURSION


EIGur DAIs Ob stt .lI, $500, ~; r,,.l,v
WV wy W,,3r.slsv. aDd brrsdsy,
~. "a ,. 81 -, 81, % 80, aud 81,
=, ..,.,,. ga, an - h. or, Nov. u.
A"1 ~ - V1 by th CenIsl Bail,ogd Of NewJerssy,
bt 49, LsF sh ch alley, East Peunsy,vsna LEBANON
IT,. 80 N~-thern fD;ral Railroads BstinIoTr end
,s,os Brneh Ra.ro3a to Va hisgton yetunins by The
same Iief. d, al, ..-- - a. 80.
hIhnv md Troy Baltimore. Dnd return 20 Albany anc
re ~; sirh vii be added tor age from Bait more 70
a,b gor > - sch way, and also tho isre from Ba'-
mo- % Fg~tress Mosroe and bsol uott1e1ceod St .
Tickets f5r sac ln New York st the Fh Avenue Hotel ~
NicBoas 1e-I0polan, Aston Rouse end Loveoy'a h~eh
and a. .he ocs Of Sonngou Line foot Of st.
nc also a the ofoa OF the Central HeIo6d o. NewJese a.
fhs foot 0f C0Qrtlndt-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

form reserve fund. During the past month 81 ,S4
was expended in aid OF the families Of volunteers.
A GoLD MEDAL.-Maj. Mintcn Of the 35th Regi.
ment, New-York Volunteers, who slew Rebel Cen
eral about tie ist ut., is the recipient of gold
medal from bis friends aud the admirers Of bic
bravery. 1t may be seen at Robert Rats, Broad.
way. On one side of the medal s the United States
eoat-of-arms, surrounded by the following inscription:
"Mnnson's Hill, Virginia, Sept. 80, 1861" The re-
verse side bears the following: Presented to MAJOR
d. C. Minton, by citizens of New.YOrk for bravery
in the field, October 1851" On the edge s ep-
praved major Dennis c. MintOn, Thirty-seysntb
Regiment n. V.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

The unfandsd debt Of the Company amounted October
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25

WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE-We are not
10 The habit ofPufing every new discovery, for
hlnegeases of ten they are quack nostrums, but
we take greatpleasure in recommending Prof.
No9d's article TO, all whose hair is falling off
or turning grey. Our we'll known contributor.
f!nley Johnson. Esq, has experienced the ben
ehts ot'lIs application, and joins with us in
speaking OF its virtues. Let all try-and bald
neaos VIII be as rare as snow in SUMMER
Bait, Patriot.
uooD FERTILIzER.-We invite the atten-
noh OF farmers about to purchase Fertilizers to
Daugh Raw Bone Super. Phosphate of Lime,
Ss among the best now offered for their consid.
Grafton. 1t is pure and unadulterated article
prepared with view OF superceding all others
now IN use, which object has. in a great mea-
sure, beensaccomplished. We have recently
'ried this excellent munnre upon small piece
OF ground, and so well are we satisfied with
tAe result that we recommend it without hest.
'H'ion' The proprletors are experienced men.
ana nave made an important addition to the
catalogue In this new fertilizer. See adver.
tlsemeHt.-Er.
AtMlIville, Mo-, on the Hannibal and st.
Joseph railroad, 500 U. s. troops encountereds
body OF the rebels who had torn up the track.
and battle ensued, in which rebels were
Killed, several men and 30 horses captured and
U. 5. troops killed and wounded.
The celebrated English Poetess Mrs Eliz-
aoeth Barrett Browning, expired at Florence
an hour after daybreak on Saturday morning,
June 29Ih. Mrs. Browning was one of the
greatest female poets Of the age.
clergyman praying at camp-meeting in a
most ferVent manner for the power of the devil
TO be curtalled, Jealous old negro loudly ex.
claimed; "Amen! yes, bless Ged, cut the tail
! smack smooth off,
young man of good standing recently
proposed an honorable marriage to younn
lady out West, when he received for an an
swer' " Get out, you feiler! Do you think Id
sleep with a man! I'll tell yer mother :"
The following is the very latest from Fort.
ress Monroe:-
WHY is Virginia shin plaster like the rep.
rohaies and sinners mentioned in Scripture
because the people know not that their re.
deemer llveth.
The U. S. feet has blockaded Galveston and
captured tive rebel vessels.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
NOTICE TO THE PRESS.

ATTENTION, YoUNG MEN"-We perceive, by the
advertisement ot Messrs. Horace l.. Hegeman e. Co
oil New York, that the renowned Stimulating On.
gueht invented by DR., Bellmgham for healthy
Hlat1n IN the growth of beard or whlskers has
no" had It's American market confided their agency
'he h'sh repuIati"not this article in London, PARIS
ana "iher cities of Europe, to have been fully
"''Ihei by experience in this country We find that
l'spralses are re-echoed among all class few weeks
are sad TO almost magical influences upon to
beard Tor whIskers The British volunteers have made
Sneh Tree use of II as 10 attract the attention of Tire
i'"d0" PUNCH See advertisement of Messrs Hege-
man q Co in another column
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25

IL the present war shall terminate without
The annlhiatIon Of slavery n the United States,
Eur0pean observers will Le disappointed IL -
Tor the SOuth to determine whether IL sball
have such termination. II It shall continue
manV months it can have no other, whatever
may be the present designs of the Government
or the purposes ofihe people. National Re-
publican.
AdviceH from Arizona represent that the
seeeSsionists have obtained the complete con-
troll Of that territory. They have Instituted q
reign OF terror, and mean TO hold the territory
for the southern cOnfederacy. The Union men
are overawed and silenced.
GEN RCsENCRANTZ. This officer, who seems
90 have achieved The principal victory in West
ern Virginia, is from Ohio. He graduated at
West Point at the head Of his class, and ia
the refOre a finished soldier He has The rank
of BsIgsdier General, and commands one Of
lhe DIVISIONS uuder Mcclellan.
"What right have you to be sick!" "a
Constitutional righF, TO De sore," replied the
IBdIyauAi.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
TIE Yreka (Col) } Journal relate. the follow.

ing:
% o. oar exptessmen, a few days since.
white travelling tnrnugh the county, stopped
al the cabin OF an old unoer, who auxlously
Inquired es'. tAt latest n-ws. Bad enouru, i"
TeP'' ....r ot uews. " ths Spcerzinnlets
have taken Fort Pickens and Washington crry,
and hung General Scott" With look Of IN.
utlerable horror the miner cooIly stepped into
his cabin. took down his rife, and exclaimed
"Anybody can take my claim rnat wants il
but hang me il amt off for tho ware, and Iii
have Washington city back or never return. &"
Odr Informant assures US that he would have
been ~ .OOd as his word, had hs not learned 10
hs great satisfaction. mat he had been the
victim OF " sell"
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
Fancy Goods and Varieties.
% South Eighth Street Philadelphia
II. NIXQA-

Quick sales and small Drofts our motto.
complete assortment OfTOilet Goods, Combs Brush
es, Powders PdriumerV, Mirrors, Hair Crimpers and
Curriers'. LARGE ASSORTMENT of
SILK UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
Beads of all kinds Fancy FANS, 200 Varieties Fancy
liar TINS, French Je~elry. Head Dresses oiPearI
Sheneal and Silk, Card Cases and Cald Rec ciyers.
Tara ChlRa and Bohemian Glass Ornaments, Tray.
ling Bags, Purses Cabas, Portfolios Dressing Cases
work Boxes. Odor Boxes, SegaT ard Watch Holders
Pocket Books, and PUrlemOnnies-tOgether with n
complete assortment of brushes Of our own manufac
Iure
@T Peacock feathers bought made into Brushes
or ans nj the Factory, 23I North Second Street
my2 3m
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
Land! ! Land! Land !

81, No lsa Farm Of 200 Acres on the Levels
Eiiit AppOquInimink Hundred, New e I.tIe CO.; IN
EsliI high state of cultivation; buildings good
-~~ well ventilated, &c
No. Is farm Of 900 Acres. adjoining the first men.
TONED. also IN high state of cultivation: buildings
good. Apple and Peach Orchard on each lariL
These farms very cllglbIy situated near the di
rect line ofravel to Philade phia, within short dis
lance Of the thriving Town of Mlddei0wn on o of the
best grain markets IN the State. hcy possess all the
advantages that can be found for country residence
ap25 EDW ARD WILSON
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
Mrs. Wir,SIOEr-

An experienced nurse and femrle physician has a
'""nIng syrup Tor children ieelIlng, which greatly
iachaes the process OF teeiAIng by solteuiup M.
gums, reducing all IniaInmaIion-wIl allay alI nam
ana is sure To regulate the bowes, Depend upon II
mothers Il Will give resi- 10 yourselves aud relief ana
health to your Infants. Perfectly sale in all
see advertisement IN another column
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
MARRIED,

AT the residence OF Martin Walker, in Mid.
dletown, by Rev. T. w. Shippers, Dewitt G..
Walker, formerly of this town, to Miss Alice
Riley, all of Middet0wn.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
DIED,

In this city, on the 18Th inst, Emma W.,
wife of Joseph Parry, of this city, aged about
30 years.
In Leipsic, on Friday, 18th inst, Walter, in
tant son Of John w. and Mary A. Smith, aged
0 months.
In Ches'ertown on Friday morning, the Rev.
Nathaniel Wiley, aged 6S years.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25

GEN. MCCLELLAN.-General Mcclellan
whom the New Yyrk HerGld not inaptly terms
the " Ma peleon of Western Virginia is quite
a young man, beng only 30 years old. He is
q native of Pniiadelphin, and entered West
Peint at the eye of sixteen. In the Mex can
war, at CoD;rcras and Cherutusco, he was pro
NOTED to a first feutrnaucY for gallant end
meriioriOus conduct. III the fierce conflicts of
MolIno del Rey and Chepultepcc he " on his
csptaincy, and at the close Of the war was sta
TONED at We>; Pniht, where his manual for
the army aud his Introduction of the bayonet
exercise gave proof of his theoretical. as his
conduct in Mexico had OF his pra acical aCqua int
ance with the srts OF war. He afterwards re.
signed his commission, and undertook the man
agement of two of the largest Western rail
roads; but Immediately upon the breaking out
OF the rebellion, he rendered his services to
the Government, was appointed To a Ma nor
Generalship in the regular army, and assigned
TO the command of the military department Of
Ohio. His career hiss been brief aud brilliant
one, and ne deserves to be hailed as the llber
ator of Western Virginia. Gen. McCleIan's
battle, under Gen Rosercrantz, on Rich
MouItsin, twenty miles from l..urel Hlll and
eight miles from Beverly. resulted in the ee re
ure of s cannon. 300 horses. > 000 mus kets
800 tents, aud 5uU wagons. from the enemy
Col. Pegrau surr' ndered with ms command of
700 men, with stts2gltrs enough TO make up
1000 mel.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
TAILORING

, ne Undersigned would most respectfully inform
.c 'i'"'lS ol smyrna and The surrounding country
that he mas again hccomc d re-, Ienl AMONG tbcm and
has also commence The business oCrAILORI No in
HHI rha, where he would hc plfd To meet all his old
itn> ana patrons. and all others who are desirnus
~ having lheIr cI"hcr cut and made m the latest and
nest - les and PERFECT FIT uuarruuleed IN every
use where they are made under has immediate dIr,c
"'n. WM. ii. BAGGS.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
BOARDING HOUSE.
NrS. Amn VanOclt

in,"l,nS 'he pnhIc that she is prepared To receive
Bnnrders, on reasonable terms, House ON nni,, aro
street between Methodist and Communicative
ischudy Collins Store. 1t is siluatcd IN pIca,nnt
pat' OF The town, aud the aro ali we ventilated
and furnished
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
DRAINING TILE.

Is what the Farmers want TO get rid of surplus water
and 10 reclaim low lands.
For sale at manufaciuTsrs prices
Feb 2SIh, '6I r. WILMER
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
Philadelphia Tcrra-Cotta
WORKS

Ornamental Chimney Tons. ''''' ~ = o.
harden Vases aud SIatuary
l.nrausic Flooring Tile
architectural Orr ampnts
Hen'IalIng aid smoking Flno.
Ridge II!eald Sault,rv w.
nleam-press"h Dram Pine
Wafer Pipe warranted IN s,o,I ..o..,,..
Cheap ami durnhIe "'u pressure
Cotagnns S"Pp'ieu On liberal terms Illustrated
uPi' I'm >. A. HARRISON. l0I0 CRes,nn,., :,
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
THE O. GC ECMI

10000 Peach and 25.O00 Apple Trees. welI.selec,ed
extra size. Pears, Cherries and PInms. fnyorCaUJ
Standard), 100000 Strawberries BlackbeTres 60
ornamental Trees. Evergrcens in the usuaI vnrie,v
Orders sent direct TO the Farview Nurseries Moores
toWn' ~ - "',' he attended To. Catalogues gratis
""fh1 Join PERkIkS Pro
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
w atchcS, JeWeIrv & Silvcrwnro

t<m We would respectfully inform our friends.
s. ss patron" aud the public grnernllv that We have
now ~ store. and nHrr, NLoi.aifc ond Ret1I nj
the lowest Cash Pric,S q inrae and very cLoire srL
OF watches JcweIry Silver and Plated Ware OF every
variety and STYLE. ''
Every description Of Diamond work and other Jew.
'ed TO he as represented n. B-PartrcI,lar attention
gwen To the RErAIKING of Watches and JeNeIrv Of
every description. SIAUFFER q HARLEY
my93m pm SIEi pIti',
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
School Books and School
FINDINGS.

Ihe undersigned has purchased an assortment of
HCtoOL BOOkS, StaIonary-PcnS, (GIllctt's) Ink
en- holders Pchcis,-&r, which he Will sell al re.
duced prices, and having made ARRANGEMENTS vIth
several houses IN PhiiadeiphH, viii iursh promptly
aAd nj the shortest notice any aud ali kinds of n,Isce
iaheouS Books Win, IA may be ordered
Book Depository m the from room of his ,0;co an
NOmmefce street, iirsi door above Tschudy y Collins
Store. "7
N. B.-Terms invariably in ad, anee.
}. ). HUtFINGTON
Smyrna, April !, le6l
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
MISC CELLAN EOUS.
GEN. WAsHINGToN's VIEWS ON THE PowER
oN GnvppNNsENr


A correspondent furn shes Us with the fol.
lowing extract from a letter. written BY George
Washington 20 Henry Leo, under date of Octo-
Der 81, l7s6, on The subject ofShay's rebel
liou in thar year. His views aud fecommen-
d&tiohs are as applicable to the present,time
As they were 10 the rebellion in progress at tn Q
time they were written. Washington says:
"You talk, my good sir. of employing infu-
ence to appeaSe the present tumult in Massa-
chusetts. | know not where that influence is
to be found, nor, if attainahlc, that it would be
proper remedy for these disorders Influence
10 not government. Let US have government
by which our lives, liberties and properties
will be secured, or let US know the worst at
once. Under these Impressions, my humble
opinion is that there is call for decision.
"know precisely what the insurgents aim at.
If they had real grievances, redress them, il
possible. or &C EnowIedge the Justice of them
and your inability to do it in the present mo.
ment. If they have not, employ the force OF
the Government against them at once. If this
is Inadequate, all will be convinced that the eu.
perstrUcSBre is had or wants support. To be
more exposed in the eyes OF the world and more
contemplate is hardly possible. To delay one
or the other of these expedIents is to exasper.
ate on the one hand or to give confidence or
tuo otDeTI anu Will duu 10 lhelr runners lor
like snow. balls, such bodies increase by every
movement, unless there is something in the
way to obstruct and crumhle them before the il
weight is too great and irresistible.
"These are my seutimeGts. Precedents are
dangerous things. Let the reins of the Gov
eminent, then be braced with a steady nand
and every violation of the Constitution be rep
rehended. Ii defective, let it be amended, bu
not suffered to be tramUled uDon while if ha,
an existance.'
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
DIR. ". A. McKOUN.
OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL
I'D &c ~ CENY AhIC

HID EGT|A TH IHm
SMYRNA, DEL,
Main street. opposite the reside re Of Dr. DALEY.
would give notice 10 his customers and the public
that lac continues to carry his business in all us
various branches. Having been the only prIatical
DENTIST III the community for the past ten years dn
ring which Time he has been putting IN work soIis
taciorlly for The citizens not oHly ol this place bu
also thnse of Phadelpha, Baltimore and Virginia no
hlters himself that he is St able give satisfaction
to any one who may call upon him All work will he
done as represented, or the money refunded.
mch2l
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25

UsIoN MEN IN Texas "A Philadelphia firm
has received from an old customer in George
town, Texas. letter, showing that love for The
Union ls still strong III some paris OF that
State:
4" You say you hope that we are Union Men.
That is just what we are. We were forced
out Uflhe glorious old Union against cur Will,
and in like manner nave been involved in the
Southern rebellion. Now they want to ma ke
US Aght against our wuI. but that thev can
never do. About two thirds ui the men in this
county are Caion men. We VIII not submit Ia
draft. We won't fight against the stars ard
stripes that our fathers fought tor five figh,
at all II wIll he against those that try to make
us do so. The SeccssOnlsts made an effort to
raise company OF rnen IN this place, aud they
got the whole number off
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
S&S~~

THE SENTIMENT - RicHNoED.--A gentle
man who mas recently arrived In Phlladel phla
from Richnoud whets ne resided for several
years, states lha. public sentiment in that
place has recently undergone verv consld, r.
able change. Some five or SIX weeks ago
scarcely man could lie found who had rot
been carried away by the secession excitement
but now. among III" masses and the working
men, Union feelmg Is RAPIDLY 5einr develcpcd,
and, if fa r cicc ion cou.d lie held at this time
and pubic sentiment truly expressed, very
large Un'rn vote would be poled Onthe
other hand, the ToilticlaLs ana those who a.
p-ese 4 appear or the suriPce to control pub.
lie sentiment, are very loud and bitter III their
denu nciations Of Tie North, and declare that
they vii! never be snhag,'ed that, no matter
how large may be oGr force, or how many VIC
tories we may win, they will fight for inde-
pendence until their last dollar Is spent and
their last man killed.
Richmond has been very strongly fortifed-sev.
eral batteries mounted with 6S ponndrrs hav-
ing been "reciei-onP IN the direction of
Aqua creek, another on James river. ansther
out by Howard Grove, towards Norfolk Bal
ttnore Patriot.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-25
NeaUS ! Nesrs! i! NeaCs j.!
Latest Arrival.

10 which they invite your attention, believing, from
the advantages that they have ia purchasing IhcIr
Goods from the Importer, aud Manufacturers Agents
principally for CASH. and dspnSItIon To soil at
SMALL PR"FIS, that 1t viii 10 your advantage 10
make your purchases OF them for the following rea-
sDuS:
FRsT-HOu will find, beyond all question of douh,
the largest variety and best Stock OF Goods 10 select
from.
SEcoND-AIany articles of Merchandise are kent bv
them winch cannot he found IN any other Store ia The
Vicinity.
IHlRn-You are sure to find all that is NEW and DE.
SIRAbLE, and all the different Styles al Goods " Inch
can he compared and the most suitable selected
touElh-(ou cen get ali you want al one place
anu hence save murh time ami labor.
tIFrII-Every uem you wish the very lowest
figures
Their Stock consists Of the usual variety which is
useless 80 cnumerc drIail. But they would saw.
call anh eXaml7e their Stock, hear their prices and
Judge tor yuursciVrs.
Ihey would most respectfully return their thanks
10 Their friends and patrons Tor past alurs ana hone
hy renewed cNCItUus on utr!r ptrI To calcr Ia the
wants oilhe communlt, III their nn"ot business and
oY seiPg Goods AT reasonable prices 10 secure con.
llhuaton OF That patronage HDerillv bestowed on
them during The year Jus e.prcd and of u large IN
crease during the year 1861.
Tne highest market prtce paid forall kinds of oun.
uy louu'e' apis
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-27
L G RU IT G FOR TIL e
cd IOWA REGIMENT.

The undersigned has been appointed Re.
cruiting Officer of the Second Iowa Regi.
ment. Abe bodied men between the ages
of Is and Al will be mustered into the SER
vice Immediately and furnished with trans.
portation and comfortable quarters in Camp
Benton, St. Louis, where the Regiment is
now stationed. A complete uniform and
outfit will be furnished on arrival, ar d pay
from the time Of enlistment.
Persons wishing to join one of the best
Iowa Regiments in the service will report tc
the undersigned at Ottumwa, Iowa, on o,
before the 25th inst G.. C. CLoUrNAN,
Capt Co. X, I'd Iowa Regt
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-27
Pork Packing at Olaumwa.

The business Of Pork packing has been
commenced here under favorable auspices,
and with a prospect Of exceeding considera-
by the high figures of last season. The
weather is ex eedingly favorable, and the
roads in prime order.
Messrs. Geo. Gillaspy & Co., commenced
cutting on Wednesday last, with full com
plement Of men, no small number, i t will be
admitted whenit is recolected that their
building is 100 by 10 0 feet, and fnrn shed with
all the modern Improvements to economize
labor. They can easily kill and dispose OF
from GOO to 1000 day.
Up to Monday night tley had reached
1900, about 300 day, p-obahly the light st
weeks operations of the season. Hogs are
coming forward freely. They are paying
$500. The average Of the 1900 air, ady
killed is 225.
The Burin ston Road is taxed to its ut
most capacity in the freighting of Hogs and
Cattle, reaching as high some days as 70
cars. Such a rush Of fat hogs and cattls
through our streets, towards the packing
house and the Depot, has never been wit.
messed here before, and the cry is, still they
come.