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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-08

SkDALiA, Mo-, JAN 5.---rhrec r!en a'ea
here today from johnson county, VIII re-
port that Jennison was at Rose Hill, phA-
son county, day or two since, whicip'ace
they report he has burned. They z re-
ported to be on their way TO this pbe. IL
it be true that he was on his way he'' II Is
to be hoped he will capture the SoTous
Methodist preacher and brigand, Vfi eocrel
who is reported to be encamped va about
five hundre men, in the north-w. part OF
the county. Many of the m,st 'os'e ntial
and respectable citizens Of Johnfn county
arrive here daily, having been ,lvcn from
their houses by this Buslr sha'er and ms
gang. The reports that Seces' are sqnel-
ched IN johnson county, is a'bosh; they
are, ii anything, worse than ny have been.
The son of Mrs Heath, postn'ter at war
rcnsburg, coming home from KANSAS Inc
other day, fell into the handsf cocrc' ana
was nearly stripped Of his cth'ng.
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FOREIGN NEWS

HALIFAX, Jan. 6.-The steamship Bohe-
man from Liverpool Goth via Londonderry
9th, has arrived.
Business generally in Liverpool and Lor-
don had been suspended owing to the holt
days. No provisions or breadstulfs mar
ket.
Hon. Arson Burlingane, Minister to Chi
na, had arrived at Canton and was well re-
.ceived. Placards were posted in the streets
Of Hong Kong threatening extirpation Of all
Europeans.
There was great excitement al Lisbon
and the body ofthe King was to be disinter-
red.
LONDONDERRY, Dec. 27.-Advices from
America are unfavorably construed in Lon
don and the funds are dropping in conse-
quence In Liverpool peaceful hopes pre-
pondefate and cotton rising.
A number Of sunboats hayc been ordered
te the Mcrsey. 1t is stated that the frigatc
Algiers has been stationed off the Straits of
uiorar.' n prevent the passage ofprivatecrs
Two frigates were 10 ieayc Gibralter on the
1st Of Jan. for America,
1t was reported in Paris that the Orleans
Princes we're to return to Europe forthwith.
The English papers are still discussing the
Trent affair in Q hopeful view that the rebel
commissioners will be given up by the Cab
met at Washington and war be thus ayoi
ded. Pending the receipt Of adviccs from
America in response to the English advices
by the Europa, there is much speculation as
to what decision the u. s. Government will
arrive at in regard to surrcndering Slidell
and Mason. The prevailing opinion, howev.
or, is in favor Of peace. War risks at Loyd's
have downward tendency. The English
papers express the hope that the French
dispatch viii reach Washington in time to
influence the reply of Mr.. Seward.
The Paris Press says that new South
ern Commissioners have arrived at some
northern port, and are now en- route for Par
is and London. hste
The London Times hasn criticism on Scc'y
Chass's financial report, and expatiates ut
some length at tac cxt,aor linary extension
+. p ~
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rtisenn ! ! {
New AdveN-Aen
Administrator oale.
sail in threS

NorIcK is hereby given that ca On, Admin.
IN istrator OF the estate Of JohNs,' oons, de-
&c ased, will on the 18th day Of Febrs 1891, be-.
ween the hours off o'clock A. NJ. arsclock p
:, Of said day, commencing at the hour 'cloci 4
lowing described real estate situate 10 wapern
~, State Of Iowa, towrt: The south part Of tb5
half Of the northwest quarter Of section qI conta
Ing 62 acresthe north line Of said 90 acres running
parallel with Government line. Also part Of the east
half Of the southwest quarter Of section e. running
thence west 70 chains to northwest corner othe said
eighty; thence south 70 chains stone on west line
Of said eighty thence east II 8St0O chains to stone
thence north chains to north line Of Chris
tiansburp thence east 62-00 chains to east line of
said eighty thence north % chains place Of begin
Ming excepting one-haf acre sold to School District
Both Of said tracts " land lying and being In Towp
ship seventytwo, Range fifteen West. Said sale to be
made der and by virtue OF an order Of the County
Court OF said coun made 1t the June Term ISL.
Of said courtthe said real estate belonging to the
estate OF aid deceased The terms of sale 20 be one
half cash In hand, and the other half 10 IL months
from the day of ,e, with security to be apprc
by said Admnstr at6r. J. G. CALVIN
jan y. ls62 Administrator.
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Homestead LaW.-Judge Dill
lions Decision.

Wa have seen recent decision
of Judge Dillon, on this subject
1t is subject which is just nov a, tracing
much attention both from the public and
from lawyers.
Among other points which are decided,
we understand is this, that under our law
the homestead is in no ease liable, even
though there are membranes upon it, until
all the other property ofthe owner is first
exhausted hence if the creditor voluntarily
release the property first liable to pay his
debt, his remedy to that extent as against
the homestead is gone, and that,the creditor
may in certain cases avail himself of the OBJ
lection when suit is brought to expel him
from the premises.
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News of sne week.

The past week has not been vc,y product
i've in news, although some items of interest
from some quarters have been received
On the Potomac, it is gratifying to say,
the usual quiet prevails The troops there
are enjoying good health.
In Kentucky, the Union and Rebel forces
are Quite near each other on Green River.
and desperate battle near Bowling Green,
stocked for very sooa.
Another battle has been fought in Western
Virginia, resulting in the destruction of a
large amount Of rebel supplies, and COM
pete Union victory.
The Federal Army has advanced on the
main land, to within six mics ri Charleston,
where they await reinforccments.
A considerable number; of JEFF. Thomp.
sons men have sure ndered themselves, given
up their arms and taken the oath. jeff. is
represented % be in adeplorable condition.
Nothing else of especial importance from
Missouri. The prospect Of future quiet there
i, encouraging Accounts Of Prices where
abouts and destination, are conflicting. but
his force is dwindling away, and IS in proc
ess of rapid entire dissolution.
There is interesting news from the Indian
country. A portion Of the Cherokees, loyal
to the government, have recently won de-
cisive victory over Cooper, a rebel leader
on the frontiers, to whom achievements
had been dispatched from Arkansas.
OF course 1t is too soon to hear from Eng
land the effect Of the news oft surrender
of Mason and Slidell. The last news i:
more pacific.
The Illinois Constitutional Convention i.
in session at Springfield. The Democrats
as the result Of the no-party action Of The
Republicans, have a majority, and will taxi
partizan advantage Of it.
4 Leave has been given to transport British
troops through. Maine to Canada, a most sig
nal exhibition Of raagnanimify on our part
under the circumstances.
/ The contest at Fort Pickens has been re
newed, but with what result, is not yet full
ly known.
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the same category. lie tB,ight) was glad
the Senate was examining aud SO Tar as he
was concerned he was only sorry thatg they
were anxious for result.
Mr. Lane, of Indiana. thought that fsuiii-
Gent for the day was the evil thcrtof =
When the other case cane up the Senate will
be ready to vote thereupon. There can be
no difference of opinion in regard to the
present war by any patriot. The creden-
tials Of Mr. Stark and the papers handed in
by Mr.. Fcssenden were then laid on the Ia.
BILE for the present.
Mr.. Wilson also presented petition from
citizens Of Pennsylvania that John c.. Ere
mont he appointed Lieutenant General. Mr..
Wilson also presented petition in reference
TO Gen. Mckinstry, representing thft nc
was confined in prison closely, in violation
of the rules of war.
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Specials 10 the New York Pa
DerS.
Times Dispatch. |


WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.--The Committee G
Ways and Means will report and ask inlm
diate passage, on Monday, a Bill authorizir
the issue of $l0o, 0o0, 900 of demand Trea
ury notes receivable for all public az
private dues and debts, making them LEG
tenders and exchangeable for six per q
bonds. Also extending the same privik
to all demand notes already authorized.
[Herald's Dispatch.
The vessels of Gen. Burnside's feet se
inspected to day by order of Gen. McCrn
and the men, paid off, Seven hufed
thousand dollars was disbursed.
[Tribune's Dispatch
NEW York, Jan. 5.-The Unionista the
neighborhood of Fairfax have petitionGen
Wadsworth for salt, to enable there Kill
their pork.
A soldier will be hung to NOV for
murder. The first hanging dug this
war. #r
Mr.. Gillett, one ofthe reiease ed isoners,
speaks of the Union sentiment ipchmond
with the greatest positiveness. is large
aud would be effective if the VIII OF Via.
was not under the heels OF the. 1000 ruff
fans sent from the cotton stat The State
lis held down by terror, and atage disc:-
M -;ntains the Rebel arm its posi-
t'on tnrougir~-s-:.at;ons 4 discomfort
enough to try the best IRE
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n a,.snck News.

LoulsvrLLE, Jan. --Last Thursday a
small scouting party,nt below Paducah,
losing one VIM. Owrs, whom the rebels
threatened to hang; ,ereupon the Federals
arrested Robt. Walk, prominent seces-
Zionist of Paducl ,ssnstw9r TO me
rebe. that his fatt ould bs bseterm'n[ y
,eh.posoxsnEs lltaks wife has gone to
Columbus teb dor ION Gen p''ks'a'
,yf,e.excharge off tw6t. men.
The Green 81. Sriaghis completed.
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Iowa Items.

The I'd Iowa regiment by special order is
to be filed up to ! 100 men.
An old man eighty-two years If age re-
Gently applied Cor license to marry, in Davis
county. His request was refused.
Mrs. Quinn, the woman who was reported
to haye been murdered in Dubuque by her
husband, is said to be recovering
A son Of J. II. Farmer, Cedar Rapids,
while skating, fell through the ice and was
drowned. &c.
It is reported the First Iowa Cavalry lave
succeeded thus far In killing 80 secession;sts,
with the loss of but one man.
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Another Federal Success In vVes-
tern virginia..

Especial to the Cincinnati Commercial.
HUrToNsvILLE, Va, Jan. Ga force con-
sisting of 40 ofthe goth Ohio, 800 of the I'd
Va. and 80 of Braclsen's Cavalry, the whole
under tho command Of Maj, Ge,. Webster,
Of the 9th Ohio, returned to-day after an
absence of sixdays having marched to Hun
tersville. the depot for rebel supplies in IVES.
tern Virginia, attacked and put to fight an
equal rebel force, and burned all the rebel
supplies. s
The rebel force consis 4OQ ycgular
cavalry, armed with Sharp's carbines6Ohd
from 800 to 500 infantry md militia Their
cavalry attacked us two @pes SsM Hunt1 =
vile. We drove them hom point TO- Int,
and finally they beat 'hasty retreat out pl
town as we charged throughit Their sup
plies, consisting of 300 bbls Of flour, 500
sailed beeves, 5000 lbs salt, and large guam
titles of.coffee, sugar, rice, bacon army cloth.
ing, &C.. worth from $4,000 to~s8o, 900,
were entirely destroyed. We also took a
large number Of Sharp's carbines, sabers and
pistols.
One rebel was killed and sever Wounded
We had one man seriously wounded. 1t wa:
complete success. Maj Webster and hi!
command behaved CALAMITY throughouNH
The march was severe one of 104 miles
but the boys returned in glorious spirits
The stNg and stripes We're left floating OF
thaconrt house.
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ON the Upper Potomac.

pr of Rocks, Jan. Six hundred
Reb attacked the 9th Connecticut Regi-
nenear Hancock yesterday, who were
prctipg the railroad, After q slight skir-
), our men returned tcthis side to await
reorcements; meanwhile the Rebels des-
ted the railroad an, telegraph lines,
liking our communication with Gambler
ID. General Lander j marching to their
tpf
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Rig Rethcl Desrted.

eFr. MoNnoE, Jan. A. large scouting
party under command Of en-. Webber yes
tcrday penetrated to Big anc'' winch was
found deserted. It had zen occupied by a
large force. Breastworl were found near
~ one. half mile in .xterpierced for twelve
guns. Our party rctur'd without leaving
guard there.
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of the borrowing system, declaring that il
exceeds anything in English history.
France is about to send rcinforcemeatss to
the squadron OFF Mexico and also to the
squadron off the northwestern coast Of
America. II is also rnmorcd.in Paris that
asq padron of observation is 10 be sent to
the eastern coast Of America, under Admi.,
raj ITenand.
Taris Bourse closed fat yesterday at ca
25c fnr the rentes.
Tie Madrid correspondence says
Spain is t send. from 6of6 4, 1000 me
Mexico, s.sIlA Ssons.- --i-A sanadrons
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> The Fight at Hancock.

FREDERICK, Md, Jan. 6.-At an early hour
this morning the Sd brigade left here for
Hancock, leaving the 46th Penn. at Will
Transport. The rest Of the divisipn is under
marching orders. Nothing has been heard
from Hancock since morning.
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THE WAR.
Within six miles Of Charleston

New YORK, Jan. 6.--The steamship Van
derbilt from Poet Royal, the 3rd, has arriv-
ed. She brings 1873 bales of cotton. Gen.
Stevens brigade advanced on the main land
on the LIST, and took possession OF the rebel
batteries after short resistance. The troops
were assisted by the gunboats in shelling
the rebels. Gen. Stevens followed Ut to
within six miles Of Charleston. A flag of
truce from the rebels requested permission
to bury their dead, and an hour was grant
ed for that purpose, when they fell back on
their Notifications, which are said to be very
extensive, and defended by from Il ,0sQ to
IL, 900 men under Gen. Pope. Their loss is
unknown. Our force was $500, and had
eight wounded, including Major Watson, Of
The 9Th Michigan, moenliy. Gen. Stevens
now holds possession Of the. mnin land, and
awaits reinforcements from the North to pro.
coed.
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Taken up by Peter Gof, living In Washington town
ship, Wapeo county, Iowa. the 18th Of November,
1851, one estray horse, Of the following description
to-wt: bright bay color, black name and tall blind
in the left eye, three white feet, the hind feet white
white to the pastern joint, small collar mark on
the ftshoulder baldface, shod the fore feet
supposed to be fifteen years old nearly sixtee hands
high. Appraised to be worth forty dollars by L. y.
Scarf and lois Cain, before Mahlon Cooley, Justice
of the Peace, on the 9th of December, 1851.
Jan. 6, 1862. HUGH DROWN,
Clerk of District Court.
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A,,a,riai Election.

nzfforr, Jar5.-In the Michigan Legis-
,a,nr vesterda Jacob NJ. Howard was cho-
sen U. S.. Sepor for the une xpired term Of
the late Scnsr Bingham, ending March
4th. 1866. y
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Roll Of Company %. 18th Reg
imcllt iowa Violin nteers.
! CAMP HALLECK, KEoKCK, IOWA.
Dec. 40 1871

Dec. 80, 1861.
j. w. NoRRIs--Dear Sir: Below please
ipa roll Of Company D, 18th Regiment Iowa
Volunteers. We have 90 men rank and file,
and are in comfortable winter quarters. The
Regiment is rapidly filing up. and promises
to be one of the best in the service from the
State. Prcsumiag the publication Of tho
roll may be Of sufficient interest to the friends
Of the Company and your readers generally
to justifysits insertion in your paper,
remain yours truly,
j. NJ HEDRicK
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Peterson's Magazine for February is re-
ccived. It is beautiful number.
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A British officer writing from Tebera

A British officer writing from Teheran,
Persia, to the London Times" remarks -
"a Catha:tic Pill, manufactured by zap
American Chemist CDR. j. C. AVER. of
Lowell, Mass.,) has cured the Shah, of a
Liver Complaint that threatened his life
This simple fact, as might be expected, rem
dcrs the Americans immensely popular here,
while We English arc overlooked Doubtless
our own scholars made the discoveries which
he employs, and thus it is in everything !;
we do the labor, then the housing Ameri-
cans put their mark on it and take tho re-.
ward. Doctor Aver is idolized by the Court
aid its retainers here. which will doubtless
be reflected to him on a gold snuff-box, or
diamond-hiltcd sword, while not the name
yen Of Davy,o ChriStison or Brodie--;he
lights by which ne shines, is KNOWN
]-'e" ivs'- SuRd6y Ptier.
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Our Platform.

"In the publication of THE MERCURY, we
s',,, recognize and follow these leading ideas:
:, ,,.o,reeStoration of the Union, and to
that end Wouia DC :.ling to make any sacri.
see these States reInalnos,~-~ na1ier 'nais
prefer that slavery should prevail y We Ye would
free State of the North Rather than SCI
the American Union divided into petty SOW
creignties, we could bear with f,rtitude,
years of Republican rule. We have no SYM
pathy for traitors, no apologies to offer for
treason Our flag IS the star spangled, and
our tune Yankee Doodle. ID
al. As among the best means of restor-
ing the Union, we shall strive to advance the
interests Of the Democratic party, looking
and laboiing for its complete Reorganization,
restoration to power and ancient grandeur.
"III. The MERCURY viii differ from many
of its contemporaries in devoting It's chief en-
orgies to the benefit Of the aotite man, be-
lieving that this Government was designed
TO be controlled by the Caucasian, and that
any -aa>all efforts made to elevate the Afr-
can race 10 social or political standing with
ourselves, Is cont,.4v TO nature and ;n defi.
ance of all sound politics. econo.nv W.
would not deny to the unforrn.-,aa' nor,,o
the enjoyment of rights which are esse 5tn;
10 him, but these we would cheerfally grant.
Four doctrine upon another point is, that
hwhere the two races are thrown in contact.
the weaker must succumb to the strong, and
Nlhere you have, slavery. We may not Id
some localities call it by that name, but it is
the no less slavery because il is not so de-
signated. Colonization of the free blacks.
so called, is the idea we would promulgate,
for the correction of growing evil in North
ern society.
K "IV. Opposition to the Abolition policy
fof prosecuting the present war. lind ing
hostility to the idea of emancipation by the
WAR power Of the Government.
~. The promotion Of the interests Of the
State and county with which we are iden-
tilted.
vi. The promotion of the interests of the
proprietors.
''Such is the policy, roughly chalked out,
which we intend pursuing. If the people
think well of the enterprise and give the
essential support, they may be assured their
kindness win Tot fail Of appreciation"
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LIST or LETTERS

Remaining In the Post Office at Ottumwa, Iowa Jan
uary Sth, 1862 which II taken out on or before
March st 1882 will be sent to the dead letter or
fee at Washington CITY. =.
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washington, Eys.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-TFecent report
about the contemplated Te expedition to
be fitted out at Fl Leavenwn under charge
Of Generals Hunter, Lane,d Denver is
mainly correct. Lane willtmand column
organized with view toemonstrate the
correctness Of those 'prlples which he
believes can alone bring war to sue
cessful termination. Elis position Lane,
it is understood, is corly endorsed by the
Administration.
The Navy Departst has forwarded to
the Navy Yard spccifiona for lron-clad
steamers to be built,
Mea.sres havesb taken to guard
against corfmnn.sat or information to
yhe Rebels especiaenrv~sh female sour
'ces.
Five Rebel deSrs arrived yesterday
from Manassas. icy have no idea Of the
number Of men represent the defcnses
Of formidable facter.
Circumstancsave recently transpired
which fix on s--;ssH rne guilt OF hav-
ing given ,nfortion to the enemy.
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Fpl Kentucky.
Hon A Tho hr;dro

LouIsylLxyJa Jan. 4.--The bridge over
Green Riyerl be completed tomorrow. -
Federal recoisances are made almost
daily south she river. me rebels are re
firing befot.ol Gorfield in Eastern Ken
lucky. C1orfeld is advancing on Pres
tonsburg.
Gen, epff has made several ineffectu-
attemps lrise Zollicoffer from his So'ner-
set entr;hments. No prospect of an
immedisgcneral engagememcnt there.
All tKentucky banks locsted where the
rebel d,mination pvcyails hive been con-
solidat under Henry J. Lyons. formerly
Of Lor lille, as President, VINO has author
ity tom them for the Southern Confsd-
-
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Estray:Kotfoe.

Persons calling for the above letters win please say
advertised" J.W. NORRIS, p. n.
Ottumwa, Jan. Sth, 1862.
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xxxvaa Co..srass--Firs: sessios.
WAsHINaros, Jan. G.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.
HorsE. Mr. Conklin rising TO question
of privilege, called attention to the fact that,
on the second day of the session a resolution
was adopted with reference to the battle of
Balls Bluff. The resolutiopprcposed no in
vestgation into any future transactions what
ever. 1t simply requested the Secretary, OF
War to inform the House whether any steps
have been taken to ascertain who was re-
sponsible for the disaster. The resolution
was handed to the Adjutant General, who
submitted il to the Commander-in Chief. -
lie (Conklinl was unwilling to believe that
the Communicating Chief had read the res.
oution. because he could not impute to him
the design to trife with the House, and re.
turn an evasive answer. II he did read it,
he certainly misunderstood its purport. He
seemed to have received the impression that
a future enquiry was to be instituted, cad
that Of very general character, and he ac-
cordingly expressed IN opinion to the Adju-
tant General. which was reported to the
Secretary of War, and by the latter trans
mitted to the House. The answer to the
resolution did not inform the House that
steps had been made to show who vas to
blame for the Balls Bluff disaster. The re-
Spouse was evasive. Now this was disre-
gard of the privileges Of the House which
ought to receive and requires prompt no.
tice, unless we consent to q. trappling on
our rights. We should watch with jealous
eye the right Of wholesome inquiry. The
irqniry related to a great national calamity,
and the most attrocious military murders
ever committed in our history, and the most
humiliating triumph Of the rebellion, blum
der 50 gross that every IMAM can see it and
no one who has ever dared to deny or defend
it. Besides the defeat and large loss 0farms
and munitions Of war, there was a sacrifice
of $50 men. The resolution to which nc
(Conklin) referred was proposed out Of re-
Spect to the memory of those men and in
Difference = the public property and self
n sasls IS .,,b y VIZ & ,n t%eu
any steps whatever 10 ascersa,A w6oIls -
lDaDh ne cn0haxo slap~fffer Of the -~aonS oil
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u;ra 50 .,n,ipental Monthly. the new Maya
h..,, I'D en-, looked for has come 10
' a1 '''y '"ee'~ high expectations
the announcement Inspire. p.''a''o''s
with . reception so much more corn mas .'c'
expected, that its proprietors promise. q.
very considerably increase the size of sub.
seqaent numbers, Is -