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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-29
Late Foreign News.

GREAT BRIrAIN-The news Of the capture
of New Orleans was received by the Canada.
and was the occasion Of much surprise and
considerable disbelief, but coming from
Southern sources it was generally argued
there was no room to doubt. 1t produced
no influence on the cotton market.
The Times says it is hard blow for the
South. and great triumph for the North,
A other proof that the North can do more
harm to the Confederates than the Confede-
rates can do to them The Times asks how
will it effect England. 1t says the American
Ministers at London and Paris are told to
assure the Governments that plans are be.
ing matured for mitigation OF the blockade,
and this promise has been made from time
to time in Paris some weeks past; as we can
well understand with most sincere desire
on the part Of the Federal Government to
fulfill it. II the Federals possess New Or.
leans, there 10 of course an end to the block.
ade Of that city. There is only one thing
wanting. that cotton should come down
IF the Southern planters trust to the Fede.
ais, sufficient will be got to relieve the man,
ufacturers, but II they remove or destroy
their stock, or refuse 10 bring them down, II
is hard to say what is gained by the captur.
Of New Orleans. The capture is creditabl,
to the skill of the North, and is also an item
in the revenge Of the Federals, but IL III,
city is now to be blockaded on the Lake sid,
by the Confederates, the gains will not b,
much by this mitigating Of the blockade.
In another article the Times says it il
vain to deny the importance Of the event
but il the. Southerners mean what they say
by their loud talking. which the Times rath
er questions, ttey can never be conquered
The Herald declined to believe the fall, bu
admits that IL true it would DO sigma
triumph for the North. p
The Morning Post also doubts, and thinks
il confirmed, It will not seriously affect tn,
fortunes of either party, al though n seriou
loss to the South. 1t says the utter hope
lessness of the struggle Is more apparent q
each successive stage. $50 tEs go
The Daily News says there Is no goot
reason for doubling tbs capture, and regard
it Of great importance. It highly culogize
the consummate skill displayed by the Nortl
in the matter. &,
The news per the City Of New York re
cc,ved Just before--the impression prevailes
in Manchester that the evont would brini
| forward some cotton.
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From EHarper's Perry.

WASHINGTON, May 27.- BY des.
patches received this morning from
the War Department, we learn that
affairs arc quiet in the vicinity of Har.
per's Ferry. .
Amessage from Gen. Banks dated
! O'Clock this morning, says that Capt.
Coates, OF the French service, has
brought his command into Hancock,
having had two killed.
A later despatch from Gen. Banks
says all is quict at Williamsport.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

1t has been ascertained officially. that the
expenses of the Government from Aprf9 1ss
1861, to the present time, have not averaged
one million dollars per day, instead of thre {
or four millions per day as has been stated
Forty rebel prisoners arrived at Boston
from New Orleans, on the 2Sd.
A FIRE at Utica, n Y, on the 23d, burnt
+. mellow & Cps. Brewery loss $4,000,
insured also fire works of Marchisi h Love
worth $4,000.
Gen. Mcclellan was reported on the 23d
across the Chickahominy, his headquarters
being at New Bridge at that date. Prepare.
tons for an attack were being made.
There was an election for Judges in Ten.
nessee, on the 22d In Nashville the seces.
sionists had some 200 majority. The Union
men regard the election invalid Governor
johnson will commission no secessionists
The President and Cashier of the Union
Bank, Nashville, have been arrested by Gov
Johnson, for treason. OF course men who
fight against the Union cause, will vote
against it.
Pulaski, Tenn, has been assessed sr2, 80
to compensate Union man for goods seized
by Morgan. -.....s.......
Col. Conner with ar Infantry regiment
and Cavalry companies, left Renecia, Cal,
for Salt Lake City, on Monday of last week.
Gen. c. S. Hamilton, commanding Di-
vision Of Wisconsin troops, in McClellan's
column, who complained because his men
were compelled to do more than their share
offatigue and picket duty, has been super
seeded by Gen. Phillip Kearney.
Gov Yates and Mrs. Major Reynolds, who
went to Pittsburg Landing with chartered
steamer to bring home wounded Illinois sol
diers. have returned without accomplishing
the object of their mission. The Surgeon
in-Chief alleged that the General Govern
ment can take care Of its own disabled.
The Mayor and City Council of Norfolk,
refuse to take the oath of allegiance. Gen.
Wool refuses topermit trade until they do
it. In the mean time, the poorer classes arc
suffering for food. An enthusiastic Union
meeting had been held at Portsmouth, The
Navy Yard and machinery will be mostly
saved
Gen. Burnside has seized four Commits.
sioners Of Edenton, N. c., and will hoad
them as hostages for the safety ,fMr White
aUnion pilot seized by the Confederates
while on visit to his wife at Edcnton.
There is clashing between Gen. Wads
worth, the military, and Marshal Lamon
the civil power ofthe District Of Columbia
in regard to fugitive slaves. the former in
sisting upon an enquiry into their condition
or a defense, and the latter resisting it, OF
the ground that the military have nothing
= to do with the matter, in the absence 0
marital law.
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The Union is the title of new paper
started at Abba by NJ. a. Robb, at one time
a resident Of Ottumwa, but more recently
Of Oskaloosa The editorials of the number
before us prove Mr.. Robb to be man Of
education, and sound on the questions Of the
day. We hope Monroe county will apprc.
cate and support the Union.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-29

righteousness, and from whose tribunal JUS
tice Is dispensed with equal hand.
lsesolcea, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Home Journal, Hawk. Eye,
Central Christian Advocate, and Ottu,nwa
Courier, and that a copy Of the same be
furnished 10 the friends of the deceased.
s. X FEErLY,
NJ. A. RICHARDS, Com IIamlin Society.
I. III. BRxDRlcK,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-29

We are compelled, by circumstances over
which we have no control, to go to press
this week With less than our usual amount
of reading matter on the inside. It's so sell
dom we have had occasion to make such an
apology, that we may hope to be excused by
our readers, this time.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-29
The French Repul.ed in Mckee

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Semi-official dis
patches received to-day under date Of Oriz-
aba, May 9th, state that the French troops
had advanced to within three leagues of that
city, where they encountered 10000 Mexi.
cans, who attacked them with success,
killing 900 Of them.
1t does not appear that President Jaurez
and his Cabinet had fed from the city Of
Mexico as was recently stated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-29
Mr.. SaIterss Sermon.

The author residing in Burlington, it was
impossible to get proof read by him IN time
for the paper. The Sermon will be issued
in few days, in pamphlet form, with his
corrections. Persons desiring copies viii
please order them immediately.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-29
CLAIM AGENCY.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1862.
Having established Claim gency In this city, for
the purpose of prosecuting all classes of claims,
shall take pleasure in attending any business that
may be confded to me promptly and upon the most
favorable terms. With my acquaintance with the
different Departments, feel confident that give
full satisfaction Proper blanks will be furnished to
all who desire them. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
May 20, 1S62-1214
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, May 26.--Ata Union meeting
at Murfreesboro' on Saturday, over l 1000
people were present. Much enthusiasm
prevailed. Speeches were made by Cover
nor johnson and Hon. Cooper.
Thirty six rebel soldiers from Corinth
came here and took the oath OF allegiance.
The u. S. Marshal has seized all the print
ing offices in Nashville as forfeited.for trea-
sonable publications. a .i 8
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Legal Notice.
Barney King, plaintiff, 4 In the District Court Of
yWapeflo county, Iowa.
John Craine, defendant May Term. iSeQ.

To said defendant, John Craine-
You hereby notified that there IL now on he In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF wape
10 county Iowa, the petition OF Barney King claim
Ing that ere ID due him from you three hundred
and fortytwo dollars, with Interest from the
date Of the filing said petition, at the rate of eight
per cent. per annum, on prsmissory note for two
hundred and fifty dollars, dated October 15, 1864
with interest 1t eight per cent. per And also
asking In said petition the foreclosure Of gage
of date with said note to secure the same ex,
ecuted by you on the west half Of the south east
ter Of section g. townshp Il, range Is west In said
county. And that unless you appear and answ said
said Court In said county, the 9th day of May
1864, Judgment will be rendered against you accord
ing to the prayer Of said petition.
April IL, 1s62-4w. BARNEY KING, Piv6
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Administrator,s Notice.

All persons interested, are hereby notified that
the undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
- Administrator Of the estate OF Charles o. Ciout.
man, deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate are requested and die the same
pay the iame without delay.
P.J.HUNTER, Admir-
May ], lS6S-4w Of said estate.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 25.-Gov. Curtin to
day issued the following proclamation
HEAD QUARTERS PENN. MILITIA,
Harrisburg, May 90.
General Orders.)

Hr lNcncIal OIutTS.1 Yg- ,4te ~
On pressing requisition Of the President
of the United States in the present emergens
cy, it is ordered that the several Major Gen.
erals, Brigadier Generals, and Colonies OF
regiments, throughout the commonwealth,
muster without delay all military organiza,
tons within their respective divisions, or
under their control, together with all per.
sons willing tc Join their commands, and
proceed forthwith to the City of Washing.
ton.
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Prohibitions.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Notioe is
given by the War Department, that
the further exhumation of the bodies
Of deceased soldiers in cases where
public means Of transportation have to
be relied on. cannot be permitted, and
has been prohibited.
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TREAspREs's OyyIcE, wAsELLo Corxry, Iowa,
OrTunwA, March 10, 1869.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF SAID

In pursuance Of An Act Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Iowa, hereby give notice that addi
tional tax Of two mills the dollar has bsep levied
- Federal Tax, on all taxable property of said
the same 10 requiredto be paid BY the last day OF
MAJ next F tfi Hf1A
Section Of said Act provides that any person may
pay the tax imposed ~ any time before the Arst
June next. but not paid then the tax shall draw
Interest at the same rate from that day that u I'm
posed ON other delinquent taxes.
E Z. JOSEPH HAYNE,
March -, 1852. Treasurer Of said County,
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MARRlED-In Ottumwa, on the 18th inst, ~
Rev. d. A. Spauding, Mr.. A. f. and Mrs. AxTNKrT
BRAIEEKD. both OF Agency City.
On The 22t Of May, BY L. z. Rupe, Ego, Mr.. JOHN
d. RrPs, and Miss NAscr Axx wAILAos, all Of this
county. M
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TO the. Mem Dry Of WIN. A. acacock.
Mr.. PLEAsAsr, iowa, My %, 1862.

Ep,rox coup,rn The H,m,;ne Lite.
-. ca.;... ae,ha -. W.. I-..:...:.-
- .sv 49,. 'o"a "s" o",'e's.'y
11n honor Of d late deceased member
a,e cor'peilea 10 RECORD
q Lieut.. Wm. A. Heacock, for
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-29
Special 10 New York Papers.

Special to New York Papers.
Nlw York, May 27.-The Hcrald's cor.
respondent reports that the 4th Michigan
regiment in the recent skirmish on the Chick.
ahominy, fought and routed an entire rebel
brigade.
Petersburg papers say that on the 10TH
1873 of the Monitors crew went ashore Al
City Point, and were surprised by the rebels
and nine made prisoners, the balance reached
their boat and pulled for the vessel. They
were shot at and eight killed.
The Virginia Legislature has appropriated
5000, 900 to remove the women and children
and decrepid persons from Richmond to o
place Of safety.
The rebel army was encamped within .
few miles Of Richmond
Rebel accounts state that the Mayor o.
vicksburg replied to the summons Of our
gunboats, that the Mississippians never sur.
render aA
Martial law is in force in Charleston. The
papers and the citizens are fearful Of the
surrender Of the city.
TTribune's Dispatch
| Army IN THE FIELD, NEAR FRANKLIN, Va.
Monday, May 26-Further accounts are re
ceived Of Col Cooks brilliant victory a,
Lewisburg, Grecnbriar county. On the go
Gen. Heath attacked COL Cook with 5000
Infantry and cavalry and six cannon. After
spirited fight of an hour, the rebels fec
in confusion. Their flight soon became :
rout. Col. Cook captured four rified cannon
--one so near his position that it was loaded
with canister.
The rebels in the early part Of the 1gh
carried off their killed and wounded but lef
on the Geld thirty-cight dead, including sew
eral officers, and sixty-six wounded. Ont
hundred prisoners were captured among
them Lieut.. Col. Finney, Major Edgar, ant
other officers Three hundred stand 0
arms were taken. 80
| The enemy to secure their retreat, burned
Greenbriar bridge, beyond which they ooult
L
not be pursued.
Cooks victory was only won by hare
fighting against greatly superior forces.
We lost IA killed, 60 wounded, and
pickets captured. Some Of our wounded
were shot in the streets Of Lewisburg q
they were returning to the hospital by tn
citizens of the town.
Borrox BR,DGE, May 23.-Inteligen
slaves in General Kinney's camp this morn
ing say that yesterday noon, when they lei
Richmond, the rebel army was moving GU
of the city and northward tothe Fair Ground
Those who know the position say that it !
about two miles out, on q high commandin
plateau. We understand that this position
| is being fortified and that tho enemy intend
to give us battle there.
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\ CARD ro YOUNG LADIES AND GENrLEMEN

a CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A The subscriber win send Gree orcharge) to
all who desire It, the Recipe and directions for ma
king simple Vegetable Balm, that wiI 10 from two
TO eight days. remove Pimpes, Blotches, TAM Freck,
ies, sallowness, and all impurities and roughness Of
the Ska, leaving the ssme-as Nature intended rs
should be--sof clear, smooth and beautiful Those
deriing the Recipe With full Instruction. dire
and advice, win peAse call on or address with re,
turn postage), THOS. y. CHAPMAN
Practical cAepsist, sSl broadway, New York
May %, 1a62-2p
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Publication Day Changed.

In order the better to accommodate
the mails,w have concluded to change
the publication day of or paper to
SATURDAY, to take effect next week.
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vUVHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or A
j sUfFERER.-Published as warning, and FOR
fer with Nervous debility, Loss Of emory, Prema.
ture Decay, &C., &C., ny one who has cured himself
BY simple means after being put to great expense
and Inconvenience through the use Of wort med
icnes prescribed BY learned Doctors. Single copies
may be had Of the author. C. A. LAhsERr, ESQ,
Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ.,,
May ~. '62-2m 0reenpoint, Long Island, N. Y.
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New York, May 27.-It is understood
that Col Hanson, Of Kentucky, is to be ex.
changed fsr Col Corcoran. @
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Wool Carding,
SPINNING, FQLLiNG,
WEAVING,
AND
CLOTH DRNSTIN G.

IT shah be prepared about Monday, May 18th,
j to do ailkinds Of work In my line In the very best
manner, and upon the shortest notice. Having large
amount Of new and improved machinery, j can give
complete and prompt satisfaction 10 all wAe may
me With call.
Those who live at a distance will now besaved the
trouble and loss Of time In making two tps for their
Rolls and II they wish them spun, they have 10
done by stopping one night. "a rt
Z Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on me
for the past ten years. at Agency City, respectfully
solicit continuance of the same at Otumwa know
ing that am better prepared to do work shorter
notice and better than heretofore.
JOHN ZULAUF.
Ottumwa, May Is, fSG2-u
(Bloomfeld Clarion, Eddyvlle Star, and Keok uk
County Nscs copy to amount OF 50 and send bills to
this office. sa
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oTTUMWA, IOWA.
PURE LIQUORS,
FOR MEDICINAL USE ONLY.
gy Money refunded where salts
faction is not given.
March 10, tSG2-1 lay
OTTuMWA NURSERY.

Located one mile north OF Ottumwa, on the farm
owned by Clark Williams, near the Cemetery.
The proprietor offers large and well assorted
stock Of FRUIT TREES, &C. The following list COM
poses most Of my varieties: st+
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Our Arkansas Letter.

Special Correspondence of the CouRiER,
CAMP BussEY, Arkansas,
May Is, 1862.
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All Young Married Folks,

(And old ones too.) who want Complete sett o.
CuphoaYd.wsre, can ret u at WARDENF Cheap. A
very large stock arriving 49,. sr APPS
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
PROPOSALS..

CEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO
- l2M.on Wednesday, the sh tnst Al the oicc Of the
Assistant On United States Army for submitting
10 the with view Of purchasing foT the 90
verpmept1
800 DraN ght Horses
100 Saddle Horses,
2S Drought Mules.
The Dra4sht Horses be tree from all defects 20 e BE-
tween nve and years old and from 10 70
l6Is hands high. Saddle Horses be i5H hands high,
all respects and between the OF i've and
years old.
White and light gray horses excluded
O. All the animals submitted win he subjected 10 tho
rorab examination ans inspection by duly authorized
agent appointed for that purpose.
g. The persons whom the bids awarded will be no.
6ed Of the place where the inspection OF tho animals viii
take place al the limo Of av ariing tire contract
The undersigned the right the part Of The 90
vernment 10 ~ ject all bids deemed unreasonable.
Proposals viii be endorsed
"Pruposals for Supplying the 6osernment with forses
and Mules and will directed to Capt. Henry hodges,
Assistant sar.ernasler United States Army, 25 Mercer
street, ~ Y - ..--z.
Captain and Asssanl Quartermaster U. 3 A,
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

-. 10 OTHER piEcK iiiis EVENING.
Lcacer cf ire orchestra Mr. E MoiieIha1sl
Doors open at O'Clock. Curtain VIII rise at O'Clock
feff'rm'p9s cGnSiyi0fSN nS M0NoaY I9a1s iEgikSISSG
MISS BATEMAF IN her great Shakspcrian character o
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS Romeo.
NJ. j. W. wALLACK, Jr., as Mereuto.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

"''s ssfpLiEsapID ri DMusIc, SUPERB SCENERY.
~ ELEGANT DANCES. BRILLIANT TABLEAUx,
In the same style of prrfec ton gwen
IN THE EVENINGS REPRESENTATION.
Admission on this occason) 70 all parts Of the house M
Seats secured in The Paquet and Dress Circle LOT
the Matinee twithou extra chargel, any time during me
week.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

yVM. MASON AND rnzO THOMAS soIREEs OF
w Chamber Music.
The sixth and soiree Of the rsesent viii be
given at Dodworths Hail. $40 Broadway, Tuesday even
Ing April g. The programme includes Pano Quarette,"
Tickets 81 For sale at the door, st the music OF
Rro
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
list OF LETTERS
lsmaining in the New York Post ONCE
Saturday, April 26, 1861.

c.>~,.N>>no.No.co.->--o.,
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

u,o CELLAR D1nGERg PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
u re- eved for excavang cellars 0reenwict street
near Albany SPECIFICATIONS &C., 20 be seep 81 the once of
RE. gEIlY 4 SOY. iT TNSeI snssr $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
Arrived.


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