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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15
C..r..,crs syivca ANA Dauyl,ars

KAGs.4STS "sVCS UzN O-tN * AlGFS
We take deep Interest in these members
of society. fnr we know from experience that
tliey are most es eltial to The comfort and
happiness Of those who arc making CURVES
tern prairics the greatest ard most rroduc-
tive harvest fields in the world. Our inter
est in them leads Us, from time to time, {,
make suggestions which have in view the les.
sening of their comfort. just now we wish
to call their attention to, and recommcn to
them, an invention COTTON up especially for
their benefit. We refer to ELMoT's pearl
SEWING MACHINE, the simplicity and useful
ness Of which cannot be over estimated 1t
has the requisites Of good and seviceable
machine, and the price places it within the
reach Of ALL Those of our readers wishing a
good and at the same time cheep, machine
we unlesitatingly recommend the one
above mentioned. Farmers Gdsette.
Geo. F. Collins & Co., 122 Lake ST., Chi
cago, are the North Western Agents for the
above machines. See their advertisements.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15
FAIL and Winter Go ods.

MISS PERREN, Milliner and Dress Maker,
Temples Bank Building, nearly opposite the
Potter House, says to the Ladies OF OF
tumwa and vicinity, that she has just return
ed from the East with very full and su-
perior stock Of Silk AND SrRAW MILLINERY,
comprising Silks, Ribbons, Flowsrs, Ruches,
Pattern Hats, Flats, BOOMERS, Boys and
Chilarens Hats, Shaker Hoods, de-, which
were purchased for cash at the present low
rates, and will be sold at correspondingly low
prices. Ladies are respectfully requested to
call and examine goods before purchasing.
Alb
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15
BANK NOTE LIST
Lecture.

The second Lectura of the Course will be
delivered by E II. Sr;Es, Esq at the Court
House, on Friday evening Of this week.
Lecture to commence at o'clock Subject
Orr Country's worth;; its pcrus and claims.
A general attendance il requested.
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Iotal slotiecs.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS,

SIMoSs & GRUBs adopt this method of in
forming their friend, that they are now re-
ceiving l.. b. Plat & Co.'s celebrated Balti-
more AMI Fair Haven Oysters. daily, by
American Express. Depot at headquarters,
one door east of Devin's brick. Ottunwa,
Iowa. BIB 3m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

On FrRLorGH. Eight mcml,crs OF Capt.
Madson's Go. CD 18th Regiment, came up
on the Keokak Train Monday Evening,
having in G arss the b 'dy Of IIrnry Shaul,
son Of Ira Shaul, on the south. side Of the
River. He died Of measles, disease very
prevalent and quito fata!a at present in the
regiment. The 10Th has been paid Off II
is notyct full, and It is not known when
they will move from their present quarters
at Keokuk.
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sasu EMPLOYMENT, Is7s

q y N I > w A N i ED
We will pay from $25 to $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, 1S6l.--18 ID.
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MoRE Sxow.-Several inches more snow fell
on Tuesday. Sunday and Monday were OK
cessisely cold, the coolest Of this season, o.
the last either. The Thermometer was IS
dog. bcloy geo. faqss s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

FIRE-A MARROW EscApE.-On Sunday
night, w!linh it will be rccollected was in
tensely cold, about 3o'clock in the morning
fire broke out in the residence Of DR. A.
Hawkins, on Front Street, near the upper
mill. There seems to have been fire KEEP,
up in one Of the stoves, and DR.. H. had been
up short time before and added more fuel
The fire took in the partition very near
which the stove was placed, and almost in
stantly flashed up between the partitions to
the roof In consequence of being awake,
the DR.. became aware of the fire probably
as soon as it ignited, and promptly gave the
alarm, and in short tinA A. Dum.er, VIM.
II. Clifton and another ncighbor whose
name we did not learn, were present to rem.
der assistance, and after incredible excrtions,
the fire was suppressed, but we regret to
learn at the expense Of not only a serious
injury to the house and Furniture but bad
personal injuries to the Dr. himself On the
spur of the moment he went up on the roof,
barefooted and in his drawers, to open an
aperture for water to reach the fire, the con
sequence Of which was badly frozen feet =
Mrs. Hawkins also Ito several ncighbors
houses barcfooted, but without injurious re-
suits we are happy to learn From the above
experience, citiz,ns will realize the impiu-
-dence Of leaving large fires in stoves SINH
larry situated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

YET OpEN,-The River below Keokuk i,
still navigable, and boats were announced
by the Gate City to leave on Monday
gorge below Quincy was reported. g
27,so0 hogs had been cut by packers al
Keoknk up to Saturday, the l1th. Prices
range from.s2 90 to $3.50.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

Warren FouSD.-The gold watch stolen
from Mr.. Hawley's residence last week, was
found early Tuesday morning, by Mr.. A. NJ.
Rouse, in his yard. Mr.. Rouse was chop
ping wood at the precise locality the evening
before, and no watch was there then. Mr..
F. w. Hawley, the owner. described the
watch so infinitely and correctly, that Mr..
r. deemed the Identification satisfactory,
and promptly gave it up. 1t is likely that
the person who obtained the watch Of the
thief, took this method 10 return it to the
owner and avoid exposure. He will most
likely be the heaviest sufferer in the transac-
finn
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Run AwAY.-Mr.J. w. Brown, Proprie-
tor of tho City Market, met with quite an
exciting adventure, not devoid Of danger, on
Thursday of last week. His team, valua
BILE one, but one Of them inclined to run away
occasionally, were engaged on that day
hauling ice from the river to his ice house.
and was returning to the river for Lad,
and had got into the river bottom, when they
took fright, broke loose from the sled ran
to the edge of the ice and plunged off into
the stream, one horse jumping over the 9th.
er. Notwithstanding they were still fastened
together, they swan across the open space
in the stream and back several times, and
unsuccessful efforts were made to get them
on the ice, until3Mr. Brown mounted one
and prevailed upon some one else to mount
the other, and were finally taken down
stream to the ferry, where they were taken
out, with no other damage to horses or per
sons except very cold bath. Mr.. Brown
and the horses too, most likely, are Of the
opinion that the ice business is cool
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

Taken up by Peter Coz, living In Washington town
ship, Wapeo county, Iowa. the 29th OF Novemb err,
1851 estray horse Of the following description
to-wt bright bay color black and tail. blind
half way up 70 the ssmbre joint, the right fore foot
white 70 the pastern joint, a small collar mark on
the left shoulder baldace shod on the fore feet
supposed 70 be fifteen years old nearly sixteen
high. Appraised 10 be worth forty dollars by L. r.
Scarf and lois Cain, before Mahon Cooley, Justice
Of the Peace, on the 9th Of December, 1881.
Jan. 9, 1862. HUGH BROWN,
Clerk Of District Court.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

ALWAYS AHEAD. -Devin again East, buy
ing third winter stock of Goods. An as
sortlnent Of mems wear and notions just in.
viii continue to show the best and che,p-
est stock in Ottumwa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

Parson Brownlow was released by the
civil authorities at Knoxville, December 22d
on the condition that he should leave the
State But he was immediately arrested by
the military authorities and sent to prison.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

= { " =
JonNsoN's PANoRAMA.--Our citizens will
have an opportunity tome rrow Thursday
night, of witnessing correct and faithful
delineated representation Of the battle of
Belmont, painted on canvass, by our fellow
citizen, CorporalSW. w. johnson, Of Co. F
7th Regiment, &c of the heroes Of that
brilliant engagement. We are sure all Of
our citizens will rejoice at an opportunity to
get . correct idea Of battle in witch we
have SO much reason to take an interest, and
a. the same time give the brave Corporal,
who's yet but partially recovered from his
wound received there, generous benefit
Views Of Cairo, Birds Point, Fort Holt,
Columbus, and river scenery will also .
given. The exhibition will be enlivencd
by music by the Brass Band.
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Ohio state Fair
Markers,

CoLuMBus. O., Jan. 9.-The State Fai,
will lie held in Cleveland this year.
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We are happy TO learn that Capt. Kit
tredge is SO far recovered rs to walk on
crutches, and declares his intention Of visit
ing the exhibition of the Panorama Of the
battle in which he was wounded, on to NOR
row Thursday evening.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY,

There periods In the worlds history marke d by
extraordinary and oent crisis sudden the bre ak
ing forth Of volcano, or the bursting Of storm
the ocean. These crises sweep away in moment
the andmarks of generations. They call out fresh
talent, and give to the old new direction. 1t is
hen that new ideas born theorie developed
Such periods demand fresh expone nts, and new en-
for expounders.
This Continent has lately been convulsed by an
upheaving sudden aud terrible that the relations
Of all and all classes 10 each ether violently
disturbed, and people look about for the eemen ts
With which to sway the storm and direct the whirl-
wind Just at present, do not know what all
this is 10 bring forth but do know that great
SUITS lust aow from suci, extraordinary CONNIE
tons. tEE = Ef at#
At juncture solemn and so Important, there Is
q special need that the intellectual force of the
country should be active and efficient. 1t is time
for great minds to speak their thoughts boldly, and
to take posti as the advance guard. To this end.
there Is specal want unsupplied. It Is that Of an
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

RAILROAD AccIDESrs-A train on the
Keokuk road few days ago, at the Depot,
In consequence Of a switch breaking or get
ting misplaced. ran off tn, track, and ran
into shanty. The damage was slight. A
passenger car on tho same road ran off about
mile west Of town yesterday morning.
There was also an accident on the g. &
NJ. Road at Fairfield on Saturday, occasioned
by some derangement Of a switch. Nobody
hurt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

les BRIDGE.-It will be seen by a notice
of VIM. H. Northrop, West agent Of the
D. = NJ Railroad, that the Mississippi at
burlington Is nowifrozen over, and that ship
pers and passengers will be subject 10 no
detention or annoyance at tlmt roint
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

49, Messrs A: ID. TEMPLE 4 Co.. continue to
Ms3 take Illinois currency for Boots shoes and
Clothing. All the good banks taken at PAR until fur
thcr notice. II
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HN"1NCyJi
From the Hawk Eye.l

Markets.
From the Hawk Eye.l
DuRIINeToS, Tuesday, Jan. II.
Weather cold and showing. The river
closed Last night, and is now crossed safely
by foot passengers. Teams will probably
cross to morrow
No changes in quotations. -.
CHIcAGo,t Jan. IL.
Receipts Of hog moderate - market steady
mo changes in quotations.
Lard G@6s. Mess Pork firm.
NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
Flour Market still rules very firm Sales
at $5,4o@5,G0 for super western; $3.50
800 common to medium extra western.
Wheat Market very firm but supply of
fering is limited. Sales at 81 AZ winter red
western; 81 35 amber iowa
Corn Market 'ead,'. Sales at 6S@f6ac
for mixed western.
Pork Market unchanged. Sales at $ll, rs
@l237 for mess, $4,000, so for prime.
Lard--Sales at 7s@Ss. 55
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-15

CAPT. KITTREDGE OuT.-Everybody will
rejoice to learn that Capt. G. w. Kittredgc,
who so bravely led Co. + in The bloody fight
at Belmont, and was severely wounded, has
sufficiently recovered, to be out. lie rode
down to his place Of business to-day. He
uses clutches, OF course, but Is far soon
to be himself again.
5000 Hoes Geo. tiillaspy & Co., pack.
ers Of this city hive GU, SO far this season in
the neighborhood Of Is, 900 hogs The nun
Der in pens aud to be received will increase
the number to about 10000. They packed
last year 81 ,OoO II is somewhat uncertain
a. yet, whether the figures Of last year will
he exceeded by those Of this or not, the
market being so uncertain. Messrs. G. &
Co, are employing now in the different de-
partments of their business about 100 p,r
sons, and they can slaughter and dispose Of
500 head per day very comfortably They
are experiencing some difficulty i'm getting
sufficient supply Of coopcragc Prices
yesterday ranged from 81, so to $3.50.
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| @ UBsC0IBE for THE COURIER I,
~ Terms, q. - In advance,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22
NEWS FROM JAMES RIVER.

The Rebels Firing On and Capturing
Union Men while Under Flag or
Truce, &C., &c.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 21-123o P. NJ.
Tho steamer George Washington, which left with q
nag Of truce Monday night returned this forenoon
after anchoring below City Point.
On Monday night she proceeded to that place. where
She flag Of truce was sent ashore Answer received
70 General Wools communications during the day
The Gaena was fired on yesterday by the enemy's
cavalry. No damage was done and the enemy was dis
persed by single shell from the Galena.
On Monday afternoon boat went ashore from the Wa
chusett with flag Of truce, containing six officers and
twelve mcn
The surgeon Of the ship had been sent for from tho
shore the officers and the rest remained to guard tho
boat.
For some reason, yet unexplained, the party the
Boat were fred by some twenty thirty men, and
simultaneously the party shore were attacked and
an taken prisoners
OF the party in the boat, the Masters Mate Amy, OF
Philadelphia and W. p. Pierce, seaman were instantly
killed Henry Johnson was severely wounded in the
face. breast and neck - Brown in the kidneys, and
John Close in the thigh.
The three latter placed on the George Washing
son and brought hers but Brown died only hour after
he was put board. The other two were on their ar
rival here, transferred to the hos! itaI ship.
Among the prisoners taken Mr.. Baker, engineer
snd Mr. sockwe paymastsr and surgeon Of steamer
Dan Deford signal officer detailed from the army; Thos
orsen coxswaia o. Malay and Frank Cousin. ssamen
end several others.
Lieutenant Preston, who brought dispatches for Gene
raj Wool from the rebel authorities on the next day
stated that the prisoners had been sent Salisbury
NsrtA Carolina.
The purpOrt Of the communications relation 70 the
slcsrs held prisoners u Richmond has not tsansprsd
was understood TO have been the intention to remove
chem further South week ago.
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INTERESTING FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Union Meeting Of the Citizens Of
Carteret County.
The Nomination Of lion. Edward Etanly az
Military Governor Heartily Concurred In.
-~~~>o~~~~~~~~~~o~~~~
The Protection of the Federal Gov
ernment Desired,

me transport steamer Haze arrived here yesterday from
Newbern North Carolina, whence she sailed on the 18th
instant. She brings fifty soldiers from General Burn
sides DIVISION furough discharged from the
vice.
Union meeting was held at Shspardsvills, Carteret
county, Saturday, May 10. H. r. Bell was called 70
the chair, and Thomas Hill appointed Secretary.
Tho following resolutions unanimously ADOPTED
Resolved, That deeply regret the unfortunate
Of the present war now progressing between
the federal government and the Southern States.
on BY few hasty politicians and mot by any act Of the
Resolved further That we believe il to be the duty Of
all Union loving to meet and speak their Union sem
tments and also to take to maintain and de-
fend the constitution Of the United States
Resolved, That we desire protection by our federal
friends.
Resolved That, since 1t has become necessary to ap
point military Governor for the State OF North Caro-
lima, we heartily concur in tho appointment Of the Hon.
Edward stanly fill that Office and agroc to invite the
said Edward Stany to visit us at Shcpardsvile.
1t will be observed tina, the last resolution extends
warm welcome to Governor Stanly.
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
The Newbsrn Progress says
The State Convention at Raleigh adourns Wedncs-
day. This Convention was elected year ago last Febru-
ay when the people of the State voted to remain in the
Union by sixty thousand majority and composed Of
the strongest and smartest or the State The Con-
vention will rsassembe whenever deemed prudent At
le ast two-thirds Of its members are Union men.
MISCELLANEOUS AFFAIRS.
The old CASTOR House in Newbern has been rsopened
under the name Of the Union Hotel.
The Second Maryland regiment about TO enclose
piece Of ground in substantial manner In the woods in
the Of their encampmsnt Nswbern to be used
q burial ground for the regiment.
The Union mon Of Bay River, North Carolina, have
organized military company for the protection Of the
laws liberty and property Of Union in the nsighbor
hood and for the preservation Of law and order The
organization is known as the Craven County Union Home
Guard and all loyal residents Of the county are invited
iOin,