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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

Omaha Going Ahead. - Notwith-
standing the general depression that per-
vades nearly every portion of the country,
our city seems TO be progressing rapidly
in population.
The vote of Tuesday shows an Increase
of nearly $50 votes over last year, not
wilhstanding the fact hat 1000 men have
left here IN the Nebraska First Regiment,
and 500 more are about ready to leave in
the Cavalry companies recently organized
here, and none Of them voted on Tuesday.
"Omaha and upward" is the motto of
our growing city.-Omaha Republican.
Look here, Bro. Taylor. if you wrote
the above paragraph, we give you credit
for being a mighty apt scholar" since
you came west. Last year Douglas coun-
ty, if we are not mistaken, poIled 40
votes. How the city Of Omaha alone,
could furnish 1000 men for the First Ne
braska Regiment. and 500 more for the
Cavalry companies, and encrease only
$50 votes over last year. is a mathe-
ma'ical problem Pixies old arithmetic
gave no rules for Figuring up" Couldn't
you be coaxed to "Come down a cat" as
to those 1900 soldiers from tie Gig o.
Omaha or at least "concede for argu-
ments sake" hat a couple out of tina
number came from some other point OF
points in Nebraska? Take the matter int
''serious consideration" and let US hear
from you cat your earliest convenience. >
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
DR.. d
Celebrated Wine Filters

Arc Dn3GEE9R@ge0.
For Sore Throat 50 common among the Clergy they
are truly Invaluable.
FvT the aged and iDarm, and for persons Of weak
constitutions For ministers Of the gospel, lawyers
and all public spaekers-fOr bOOk-keepers tailOrs
seamatresses. students, AZ artists, and all persons lea
dig a sedentary life, they Will prove beneficial.
AS a beverage; they are wholesome. innocent, ana
delicious 70 the taste They produce all the exhierat-
ing efccts0 Of brandy or wine, without Intoxicating; and
are j valuable remedy for persons edicted % the use %
excessive stT0ng drink, ant who wish 10 refrain from il.
They aIe pure and entirely free from the prisons con-
Gained in the sdulterated wines and brandies with which
the country is f0Od1d-
Thesebitters nOtO My CURE but prevent dieease, and
should be used by all who live in a count " where the
wafer is bad, or where Chills and fever are prevalent.
Being entirely innocent and harmless they may be Civ.
en- freely TO children and infants Eish immunity,
Physicians and C~lergymcn, and Temperance advocates
Is an act u humanity, should assist in spreading these
v3izabIe Bitters over the land, and threby essentially
Danish drunkenness aud disease
EE3 aaE affections OGaEe Head, Sick
Headache. or Nervous Head
ache, DF. DOd's Imperial Wine
Bit1cTs WEE be found go be NEST
SaIDtaE2 and. EEGs1GE02s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

We have been charged with a pen
chant for observing and collecting figures
indicating position, progress, &C., in va
rious parts of the Territory, and we
sometimes feel like pleading guilty to the
charge.
Last year Nemaha county cast 7S2
votes. Since that time she has furnished
1873 soldiers, and this year casts 737 votes.
The Nebraska City Esws sums up the
vote of Otoe county last year at 901, and
says, "we estimate the total vote this yeal
at $40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

MOVE oN.-Such is the course pursued by Curtis
valuable medicines. They never cease doing good ou
press forward, relieving the sick ndcTippled from PAIN
and disease. The wonderful cures that are performed
by Curtis Syrup CT SassaIras are really marvellous
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, measles, even Consumption
begins to tremble when it comes in contact with il,snd
soon the deathly grasp is lOOsened- Curtis Aameluke
Liniment is familiar to every family in the countryfor
the many benefits they have received from its use. 1t
is we'll for every family to be provided; they cannot tell
what hour they may require its use. These medicines
stand high, and are used by many respectable physicans
Of extensive practice. See advertisement in another
column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
SHERIFFS SALE

JOhnL Shaaks,
7 Dryden,
Dryden,
Notice is hereby given thatby virtue Of an eE'A-
ton issued By the Clerk II the District Corr
Hemaha county, Bsbrasks FernsoEg, arsinsi ,
Dryden and Us Dryden inthe above endtlod aS
and in favor Of the plaintiff therein, John l. Ss'l,
Cor The sun Of n~inety-EeTen dollars and niney
dreth cents and ae.Tuing costs, l. ) w Coisl
Sheriff Of aid county IN said Territory, have 80
upon and win ofer 6orsalc at public a%ueticn, q
door Of " T Den's Hall, tbe place where i3s n
term Of The District Court for aid eDunty EEs -
on Monday the 18Th day Of November, A Isl
tween tbs hours Of cue and three o'clock, p
said day, and viii sell TO the highest bidder if
IN hand, the following described real estate, to-
The south west fourth Of The south west quana
section tWcuty-uinr, except ten arrrs out = y
north west e0rnrr IL said sauth westfaarth
acres on TIE ssuih side Of he north east
the south rest quarter Of s csion tWenty-Rns
thirty .eras ca I5 Hcst side q the nui+- az
fouTfh- u tic north vest quarter Of section 80
fwc, al ia township Eve, range sixeesn, ess
~ The property CIV = Dryden, q aussy 20
ton against him and ia favor IF 4ubn / sisr
w COLEMAN Sas'I'
Brownvile, Oct, ~, fsI, SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

Oh ANS KEsTUcKY RELATIVES
8he Hardin Helm. who is reported 10 be
moving down Green river, wiIhR force of
from two 10 four Thousand rebels. is a son
Of Ex-Governor John S. Helm, lately
President Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad. This Hardin's wife is a half
sister TO Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. Mrs.
Lincoln has a full brother, DIR. George
Il. G. Todd, at Richmond, who had the
honor of being jailor to old Abe's soldiers
captured at RulI's Run. Mrs. Lincoln
has also a brother. Samuel Todd, who is
a Lieutenant in the rebel army in Viz
ginia. She has also . half brother, Al
exander, who is now in the South, also
hunting his rights" Two half sisters
of Mrs. Lincoln are married to Southern
gentlemen. also secessionists. The youn-
ger part Of the family, until within a year
past, resided On the farm, five miles from
this place. - Correspondence Cfnctnnat.
Commercial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

Hon. DAvID L. COLLIER, the recently
appointed q. s. Dist Attorney for Ne
braska, arrived at Omaha last week, says
the Republican. We have known Mr..
COLLIER intimately for a number Of years
past, and take pleasure in testifyiDg our
belief that he is a gentleman, every way
well qualified for, and will honor the po-
sition TO which he has been assigned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

RsAPARILLA.-Th tropical root has a reputation
wide as the world, for during one class of disorders that
phIict manki id-a reputation too which it deserves as
the best antidOte we possess for scrs-ulOus complaints
But to be brought into use its virtues must De conceu-
trated and combined with other medicines that increase
its power. Some reliable compound Of this character
is much needed IN the community. Read the ADVERTISE
Of DR.. AYERS SarsapariIla i'm Our columns, and We
know il needs no cnC0nium from Us to give our citizens
confidence in what he oaers.-QrgGB, Syracuse. N. z
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
Sheriff Sale.


u sAAe- and y p AEckuAE
vs.
James McD0naId
NOTICE is hereby given that ] VII oEer i0i ,.
at pubhs austion at the door Of the House IN -
the last term Of the Esnaha County District ~
Nebraska Territory was held, in BroHnVlls, mTr-
eounty g hsmaha On the cighteenfh dsy q -
VemocT 1851, betEesnI 10 A n and r N aA ,.
the following real estate, Eitzaftd in the sad -
y q AeIaaha and Territory Of Nebraska %
S1ulh-eat or q s0lik-Eeet quarter q soriln
Ieens f3En ave Rage EGean eists csutnA =.
acres levied upon as IS te property - jazz
poue3d, by virtue a tEo ENcruliCuss aHe p iaf9
P &uck3lls, and The ufher O. o p Like fr ne
So N1ck7Il-, issued b tbe District caurt e AG.
County, Nebraska Territory, a11 - me Gtrs1ed So
IL Of said county
". CGLEMAN ShsL
BrsBnvi1le, Oct u, IssS-sg 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
FEMALES.

Tbn many CERTIFICATES which have been tendered us.
and The letters which we daily receive. are Conclusive
D-rof that aUoCg tie woEsen these Bi.rcTs have Gveu
= satisfaction which no others have ever done Before.
40 woman in The land should be without them. and
those who once use item, wIll not fail 10 keep lu-I
supply.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
EmBsber Epr EaIn.

I have twelve huundTed feet good mcrchsntable Ium-
Der. and &c. GOO shingles, / wish 20 trade for a team or
for cattle, oxen or horses. I viii deliver al Boyies'
Ferry on the Nebraska shore
WILLIAM COCCH,
sonora Island, Cetoser i7ih, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

It seems absurd TO swear a bitter Sc
c~essiouist not to be guilty CT d~isloyally.
You might as well swear a mad dog net
10 biie.-LomsUch JcwRqk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
LEGAL EOFLCE.

Turner J Il Frazier Di-ri1 c urtSf2
~ l. WUlIaHs. A. Bore y . . f4 Drua Ar
Frszer s. Co
A s h 2 a. N,.r.h
mln H1liafg, aI3 us-t-
The Cefeldaut Ee4 EIs .sseH
ilai uH she Zrd cas- -4 bL it r-l FsH-
Turner Frlzlc- c. q 81 t-.aIl putia
CiaEcelg, ~ the ClcTk's um-- "a rls CYgE Tee
Ject ana PRAYER uf which ESQ., y-slh.n D. 0 ahaa
cec1eeln raid Court ia taes. a --l1 p 1Ini 81 a-
said r~cfen1al1, A. s. H5-I1asy. mf me sHu -
via interest lhei EN- Is she rate of ~ ses cal
BUN iral lie hr-l day 81 S~2ptCmbeE Ell al
q u gleMEsgs f1-Vlt ht Hue BIS y
ezct - fees ir.nt ard seventy feet deep On Lel
est c-rneT q said lot in the town o. Br3EuTla' ,.
mAhE csuntys Aebrask Territory. EerIiag ne Pl
81 saldde0L- b. sold. and The proceeds tbcrelfos ah
Ia - TIE payment % said de5t ami interest O. tle
uus and C1sis fhereUu- Secsnd q sid BENJAMIN H
Gay Tie amount - his claim. and lilu In said pe
n 1H5s ana Lhi-j, 70 Lew bpuHkle ne tnaALL@
GAIA and Lien ca sBd premises a. AMI a~es
their pTi1riLcs respectively.
TIE defendant BeBjaufid HollsdIy VIII bke
Eotloes thai he Is required 20 answer Or plead "
Petnen o. or before the second dgy- q Decen9es0
yOHEsOS ~SCHOENHBib
Plaintiffs att0nnGl
October II, IssI-w-sIO
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
INSIPIENT CONSUMPTION

weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, diselsec OF the
Nervous system. Paralysis, Piles, and for ali cases
rnaniring THnic-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
Religions.

There will be preaching at the Pres
bvterian church, on Sabbath next, by
Rev. II. H. DoBBINs, at 10 ID o'clock
and at z in the evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
WAsu1zcrox, Oct. 0.

LewinsziIle will be retained, as well
as the other positions taken by our forces.
To-day a portion Of The troops under Brig
aides General Porter also advanced and
occupied Minors Hill, to the right OF
Falls church, and commanding that vii
lage and Barrei,'s Hll, which latter is
now in possession of the rebel pickets.
Gen. Mcclellan and staff, accompanied
by Capt. Barker's dragons, crossed over
the chain bridge It an early hour this
morning, spending the whole day IN
making reconnaissance Of the new POSI-
tons taken by the Federal troops.
There IS reason & believe in the re-
port from New Orleans, via Richmond
announcing the presence Of national yes
sells at the head pass of the Mississippi
river. They are, doubtless, acting under
instructions given long since, and engaged
IN protecting the men building batteries
on each side Of the river above the point
where the Eve mouths divide, for the
purpose of eaeclually blockading them
all.
The guns TO be mounted are probably
lwenty-eighl nine-inCh Dahlgrens which
were ordered to Fort Pickens, and not
being required there, were puff ashore at
Toriugas. The Mississippi will be efec-
tually closed by these batteries; twenty
vessels could not do it so well.
Brigham Young has lost the Miniah
Valley, n of The most fertile in Utah.
After having announced his intention to
settle with his Saints, the President, by
an order dated October, has directed an
Indian reservation TO be made there.
The Secretary of War aid the Adju-
tant-G General left this city for St. Louis
on Tuesday.
IL there is any desire for fight in the
rebels il is very likely that they viii be
grau6cd tomorrow. not only IN front bat
up and down the river. Deserters from
the rebels, and our scouts, c~orroberate
the opinion that The rebel army IS not
disposed either to advance upon cur lines
or TO accept the p~rohered battle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
DIR. ;. EOVEE DOES
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

are composed OF a pnzc and unsGulteTzfed vine, con-
biusd with Burberry. Solsmon's Seal. Cau7frey. Wild
Caary Bark. Spikuard CzElomile Flowers. and Gcnllza-
TnPy are manufactured by Or. Dop hiInaei1. who g. an
Fxperienced and successful physician. and hcBce should
n0t be CHASED among the quack nostTuas which a3Od
the country, and against which the meiical profession
50 justly dsEoUnce-
These truly valuable Bitters have been 20 thor0sghIy
tested by all classes Of community, for almost even vii
city OF disease Incident 20 human syaGeU2, that hey are
row deemed indispensable as
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

LoSt!---EeWard 0IeTedy
Ifths fader az q small B,aek lace Isih ~hl
It az the once Of l. Hoadiey, q handsomo
viii be given. It is thought 70 have 0ee7 ~
or TIE street soRc STgi s'Hes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

Col. M~ulligan, attended by his wife, is
still with Price, carefully guarded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
WAsn1KeTox, Oct. 10.

Heavy firing Of artillery has been going
on all the morning in the direction of
LewinSville. There are rumOrs Of a
battle, but nothing is known positively
Our troops held LewinsVille this morning
and an engagement with the rebels at
Vienna is not improbable. Col. Devil
liers, who has Just arrived from Rich
moDd, whore he has been a prisoner, Is
TO be appointed n BrigadIer-G General, and
Capt. Averil, Of the army, a Colonel Of
Kentucky cavalry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
DR. J Bovee Dod;s
IMPERIAL WINE BITTEilS.

Are prepared by an eminent and skiiiful physsci1n, Eh0
has used them successfully IN bis pad. ire Bog ne .a-t
twenty-five years. Tie p~rUDTietcE tet.fe UUisaasIUz
the e~xisuSive right to UaHufGeiure and sCll Dr. g wee
pass' Ceiebraleg Imperial Wjae Bat crs. b5tr hen Tcsl-
Cd 10y Two distinguished uel-al prIcits1le-s- aa1 pr.-
rounces them a valuable and safe reu-Gy rr ds-else-
Although the medical men q this country, Is q sea-
praI thing. dIsspp-JEe &c Ptrau- Helclc>, ye. we %
rot believe that = re~pecs role PIy>.cm caa DC i4EHG
in the Uuijed Slatsz, acqEl.u. e3 wI.h iagr mrsicaI
properties, woo via not hi-hy apy-Ove Dr. DG's TX
P~ERE4L NINE HETFEHS
Ia an newly So 30 f--- Ehe-e thc-c T. always
a large CaauIJy af ~-setri-- um5er; nom which a p1i-
Fon5us mia-ml l. cle-i.d, 5heae 5itlcdr sE0lrs De usoi
every morning before o. eaSEasy-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
THE ADVERTISER.
~R.W.FURNAs. EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, oct. II, 1861.

Then up with our flag! let it stream on the air!
Though our fathers are cold in their graves,
They had hands that could strike, they had souls
that could dare,
And their sons were not born to be slaves!
On, up with that banner where'er it may call,
Our millions shall rally around;
A nation Of freemen that moment shall fall
When its stars shall be trailcd on the ground.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
SECOND OATH.

land I further promise and swear in
the presence Of Almighty God, and the
members of the Golden Circle, that IociIE
not rest or sleep until .95raAam Lincoln
noW President, shall be removpd OFT of the
Presidential chair, and I wiU wade in
blood up to ing Knees, as soon as Jefferson
Davis sees proper to march with his army
TO take the city of Washington and he
white house, to DO the same. So help
me God, and keep me s:eadfaSt 10 d. The
same"
The undersigned under oath state that
we have read the above statement, and
say that we were present and heard the
oaths administered, as stated IN the above
affidavit, and that the statements thereis
are true. T. II. DIcKrR5ox,
j. IS, Hoop,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

Sworn 70 aud subscribed before nae
this seventh day Of October, a. D., 1861.
], L. GARRERsoz,
Mayor Of the incorporated village Of
Marion, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
7. J. & Co.,
5E0 broadway, New York.
ARMY REGULATION
FOR THE
Army of the United States
1861.
WITH & FULL INDEX.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
HALHINSTON, AUGUsF 10, ISL
WHEKKAs, Il has been found e~xpedfest 10 ryl
the Regulations Of the Army, and the sane ham.
been approved By the President Of tbe United Sub
he commands that they be Published for the inf
nation and government Of the military SERVES. o.
that, from and after the date hereof. they shall
strictly observed as the sole and standing anth1b
upon the matter therein contained.
Nothing contrary 70 the tenor Of these ReEulaf
viii be %enjoineC in any part Of the forces Of d
UUiteG States By any commander Ehaisorver.
SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary Of War.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'S
Imperial WINE Filters
THESF RITTERN

VIII NOS only CUFe bUt preVona
Disease.
and in this respect are doubIy valuable to the persoH
Wh8 may use them for
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17

General, that being the rank which was
conferred on Gen. Lafayette, in the war
Of the Revolution. Gen. Garibaldi, upon
consideration of this subject, has conclu-
ded not TO offer his services at present,
but thinks he may by and by visit the
United States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-17
Emphalie2lly a N9see,s Msrrirf

LmPhaiIe2lly a hose.eSs Narllel
II requires TWEEN y-Eye per cent. less
drive 1t than any other Machine IN mari,
Of twelve years Of age can worE if stra51v
fatigue or injury to health.
les strength and WONDERFUL SVrpfrrr- J
construction render it almots impossfble
Of order, and is GUARANTEED BY Inc con-1
give entire satisfaction.
respectfully invite all those who nav
supply themselves with a superior article.
examine this CNRiYALLED MACHINE
But in a more special manner dove ,oF- +.
patronage Of
Merchant Tailorz, Dns N,t
Coach Makers, Corset No."
HOop-Skirt Manufacturers, Carer Fi,r--'
Shirt and Bosom Makers. Sbos RirI-'
Vest and Pantal0on Makers.
- Religious snd Charitable Institutions viii !
literally dealt with.
Price Of Machines, COnlBlefp.
No. ]. or Family Machine. $500 Va. ? S-,r
sized Manufacturing, $1,000; No. 8 larw ~
Manufacturing, $1,000.
Cabinets in Every Variety.
We want Agents Tor al towns IN. The Init
States, where agencies are not already essabf.Ioi
To whom . liberal discount viii be given bu. NJ
make no e~onsignments.
T. J. EcARTHUR & Co.
5EO broadway, New York.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-15
Autobiography of II Rat.
THAT Is, A LIFE OF A RAT BY HIMSELF.


"Mv first recollection IS drumming about
in shed near a warehouse, close to river
A merry lifa my seven brothers and hal of
ii. It was place whore rats might enjoy
themselves to their hearts content! We
had nibbled nice little way into the ware
house. AMI could easily step into t in case
Of danger. We were an ancient family
some Of orr ancesto-s living in kings houses
and we felt proud of oar lineage, We were
rathe small in size. and scorne1 to associat
with the brown Norwegian rats. Their
manner was coarse. they wonld bite and
tease us. like many boys we have seen; in
deed they were almost as bad as any ofthose
creatures Some finy brothers were black.
One OF them, however, was piebald and very
clunisey. There was no end to his difficult
ties and of our jokes on his account We
took much pleasure in giving him nick
n,mes; just like the fellows called boys
'Odi:y.' Guinea Pig 'Old Spotty,' and
.Frightful,' we named him. lie did not
mind them much The first of these names.
'Olity,' he usually BORE Poor fellow he
never complained. He joined in our mirth,
aud when We laughed at his awkvar ln,ss.
he bore it but sometimes he woul lrun in
to corner, amidst roap ends ami rusty on.
Poor fellow, think he esometim,s felt ike
crying.
1.-The moon o,ke in tlrouga the win
dows bnt we had not much need for light
we could fssl our way everywhere in the
old house. But one Mig Il, wei remember
There had been good deal Of noise in the
warehouse through the day. rolling cf casks,
ruanng Of trucks. One Of my bruthcrs
kept a keen eye, out, sitting in hole until
dusk. We were all behind sons old can
vasS. when our brother brought good news.
a ship has arriyel from Georgii. 1t has
+ rice and sugar c.n bnarl' We whsked our
tails; we saneaked for joy. Rum, from the
Islands, we said; we dol't care for that, it
produces bad effects. IlmaAcs u dizzy -
blni.' 0ity sail, 4 am MT old enough 10
taste that. leave that fox the bipeas. Rice
and sugar are good enough fer me- Was
he not wiser than many Of uss Leave
rum Er the mea; 1t is a great deal TO, bad
for rats we all said The Gem.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-15
An Old riv,,.

The gardner Mt the Chateau dc In B.u-
ruarc, near Calais, to,k fom a ppnl in the
gud of that cd scat, short tine S nee. a
fine carp, which, toh's amasement, hal a
& N ,iag att,chcd to eteh Of the orfi ,eS that
serve It for ears Nj knowia. what to
axe ufihr diScov .ry the gardner carried
t',e Fl III TO IN chateau, where, the ring he
ing detached fran iha heal Of carp. there
was foun craven upon one of them the in
Scription, ''I>aure Dc Bleroi,le, l7o4"--
Evidently the unfortunate carp h,d been
saved from an untinely fate hy the pity Of
the lady Isaure. wherever she may have been
the charitable dame or dansel having
he<,ow d these ornaments ON her poitege
bfme restoring it to the enjoyment Of It's
wat ry element.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-15
:NylE STAR SPiNGyrp EANNER,
LONG MAY 1T WAVE.

AiR-Dixie.
Wars begun and peace is broken.
Arm away .arm away arm to-day
For our land
Our countrv's banner.-traitor's neper
One bright star from II shall sever!
Arm away a, m to-day arm to-day
We viii armi fever
osoars-Yes our nag shall wave forevcr--ever--
In our glorious land, It Arm shall stand,
Shall stand and float forever,
Wen ngit, we'll die
Or keep Il safe forever,
we'lfhght, we'll die
Fprcrr Star spangled Banneri
Oh fsh., my boys the fight !s glorious,
God IL ours we'il be victorious;
Plight away I hgh. to-day fight today
For our lard.
We'll never yield while Heavens above us,
while We have . heart to love US,
We must asht We will nsht! We sriH fgafl
70: our land.
Yes our Gag, &c.
fhsn arm, my boys. our land hss spoken,
Ne have sworn, IL shant be broken, Eli
Arm away arm to-day arm so-day! III
VIZ WILL ARXi
Oar nations honor never! nerer RI
Shall be stained, but wave for.ver, 81 81 sssi
ii ah,l wave. Il shall wave Ger our grave. @l
Ia our land.
Yes our Org. Sc. fH
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-15
Hnsratitude.

The most ungratefal william in the whole
secession camp, is Lieut.. Maury, who ran
awiy from Washington and his oath Of of
flee on TIL lrsdiy last. For twenty yers
this rascal has been one of the pets of the
govern nenf. During that time, lie has had
an excellant salary and has lived in clover.
For whole life time he has drawn a living
from the United States. AMI yet the very
IN ,mert the G. ,yerlm Int ne ID, his services
to put down tr'aSon, he turns sneak AMI
runs away. The conduct Of Maury shows
that no Southern man Is 10 be trusted
They know noth'n. about honor, and attach
no ,nnre Importance to the most solemn
oa,hs, than they d, to chew Of bacco.--
That whole people should b, thus demor-
al;zsd, is truly wonderful.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-15

Virtue is like rich stone best plain SET
That is the best part ofbsauty which pic.
ture canno. express Beauty is as sun
mcr fruits, which are easy to corrupt and
cannot last.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-15

Gen Scott is soon to have grand field re,
view of the troo2s now in ani aboat Wash
ington.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-15

The city Of Berlin is overrun by millions oI
rats. The polio, have been calsd upon tc
interfere.