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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-21

peace. see TINS IN the races Of nearly al
the inhabitants of the country. They have
been deceived and misled by the wicked
politicians Of the South, and it will take
months, perhaps years, to undeceive them
But as for the enemy making another grea
stand in the Southwest, they will never d.
it; whatever of war there may be hereafter
will be more of a guerrilla character thar
any thing else. This of course will make il
necessary for the government to occupy
certain strong points, the object of which
occupation will be to secure the enforcement,
of the. laws, andt to protect citizens in Their
rights. In time, all spirit Of resistance will
cease. Some Of your Southern Brethren
Democrats" Of Wapello, will scout at this
idea. Never mind; "Let 'em rip" They
will be obliged to come to the scratch in
time. AS good democrat as ever lived in
Towa---the democrats of jefferson county
being judges-entirely concurs with me in
all that have said.
Gen. Pope's division of the army, to which
we are still attached, is now encamped about
25 miles South of Corinth, on the Mobile &
Ohio Railroad. AS to how long we shall re-
main here, or where we shall 60 next, no
one can say. The movements of the enemy
will determine our own. The army is in
readiness to strike qnick and hard whenever
the enemy shall make his appearance. The
country where we are now encamped, is roll
ing and healthy-the weather is splendid.
For the satisfaction of their. friends, I
must say one word about 'our boys" Ser
geant j. r. Shelton is getting on finely
He is well, prompt in the discharge fall his
duties assigned him, and in speedy way Of
honorable promotion. He is now acting
Serg't. Major of our Regiment. Jack is a
first rate fellow, and will wear shoulder staps
in less than three weeks. He deserves all
that he will get. Nicholas Lunkley also
stands a good chance of promotion. Geo.
Lotspeich, Hugh Mccain, James Thompson,
s. Bolinger and Billie Turner, are among the
best soldiers Of our company, and our Co. is
universally admitted to be the most effect
i've and best disciplined in the Regiment.
The Ashland boys are all right, and Thos.
Ping makes first rate Captain--a fine thing
for Co. E that it has one good officer. e
Our most efficient field officer is Lieut..
Col. Hills. There are no better men than
he. Col. Rankin has been unwell most Of
the time since we leftSt. Louis, and has no,
had a chance to show himself. Our Major,
(Wise) has also been sick, and is now al
home on leave of absence.
Our most efficient Captains are Weaver,
of Burlington, Moore, of Fairfield, and Wal.
don, of Appanoose. If a vacancy occurs in
the fi.ld officers, it viii be filled by one Of
these three men. Capt. Moore is now suf
fering from an attack ofrheumatism. He is
not able to leave his cot, and unless he gets
relief soon, see nc other way for him to do
hut to resign. We should all regret this
much. .rsa FOR OTTUMWA.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
aE Railroad.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, June 16, 1862.
J. w. NoRRIs-We are happy to inform
you that cur road is repaired, and trains
running through to Burlington.
Passe ger trains leave Burlington
for Chicago 7:l5a. m.
And SHOP. m.
Freight and Stock leave at 200 p. m.
Passengers leaving Ottumwa at 1870 D. m.
arrive at Chicago 6:45 next morning, con-
Meeting with all eastern trains.
7 Truly yours, ~
.r1 if# r. F. HosFoRD, Agent.
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From the PeniMsula.

FORTRESS MONROE, June ls.-Ev-
cry thing is quiet here.
The Elm City arrived this evening
from White House, with about l56
sick soldiers, who with others from
here will be sent to Baltimore tomor-
row.
The White House Point boat
brought down 80 of the lguerrillas,
who made the assault on our rear on
Friday last, making "a in all, that
have been captured. Some of these
men are farmers wearing citizens
clothing, and others belong to the lst
Virginia Cavalry, and are partially un-
formed.
Six boys were brought in yesterday
by orr Cavalry, who said that the reb.
Ell pickets on our left wing had ad-
vanced, for they had accidentally
strayed over the line. They are be-
lieved to have been sleeping in the
swamps during the day AMI spying
round our pickets at night.
There is occasional skirmishing GO
ing on along the whole line Of the ar.
my of the Potomac.
A general engagement is not antici-
pated for some days.
The weather this P. NJ, is very
warm. The roads are now in pretty
good condition.
Two Union suffers were captured
on the guerrilla raid, on Friday one
had nearly $4,000 in money, notes
and specie, and the other is said to
have had $4,000, having just been
pNd off by their regiments. They
were bound North to obtain goods.
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From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, June l9.-I'he
Union learns that fifteen thousand
men will be raised for service in Ten
nessee. Several leading Unionists
are engaged in the work.
A despatch from Gen. Morgan and
Gov. johnson says: We hald Cum
berland Gap. maaape
Large Union Meetings were held
at Smith, Kiets and Giles counties.
The Clergy have been required to
take the oath. ISL s
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Wool Carding..
SPINNING, FULLlNG,
WEAVING. ".
dt gidni8f AND lisigpr I
CLOTH DRESSING.

IT shall be prepared on or about Monday, May lsth.
to do alkinds OF work In my line In the very best
manner, and upon the shortest notice. Having aIarre
amount Of new and improved machinery, can dive
vor me With Q call. So, = NV lft 3 &c. -
Those who i've Al distance willnow besaved the
trouble andioss OF time IN making two trips for their
Rolls, and II they Wish them spun, they can have n
done by stopping onenight. sf1HT
Ehsnkful for the liberal patronage bestowed on,ms
for the past ten years. Agency City respectuIIv
soicita continuance Of the came at Ottumwa know.
Ing thatl am better prepared to do work on shortes
notice and better than heretofore. ~ Ts'frl
ottumwa. May 1S. 1921.
tBioomheld CLARION. Eddyviile Star ana Keokuk
oeapty Asrsc toameunt Of u and scad biltste
this ONCE. n - W.
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Meeting Of County Supervisors.

HcCtluS VI OOuuty SupCrVtSOFSs
The Board met on Monday and renamed
in session until Friday, G. w. Dresser in
the chair. iisE eos
The attention of the Board was principally
occupied with claims against the county, for
great variety Of services and objects,
amounting in the aggregate tosome $500 or
$1,000. @ .asats trssir tsssE
The timeintervening between the adjourn-
ment of the Board and our going to press,
will not admit of the preparation OF even a
sketch of the other matters acted on by the
Board, but we understand that among other
things, 1t was agreed to contribute the pro-
portion fairly assessiblel upon Wapcllo ofths
costs of an appeal taken by Henry county
to the Supreme Court, in the matter of suits
on Rail Road Bonds; to purchase of the
Methodist church, ground adjoining the Jail
Lot to remove three patients from this
county in the Insane Asylum, to the Poor
Farm to pay DIR. Blythe Of Agency City,
for attendance upon sick pauper, not able
to be taken to the poor house, and to pal-
fish in both city papers the proceedings of
the Board, upon certain conditions OF
course variety Of other important business
was transacted, which would interest our
readers, but which must be deferred to our
next issue. "ae 'asf ~
The official exhibit Of allowances, we hope
to publish next week. We accept the prop
osition contained in the resolution adopted
by the Board, to publish in both papeas
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KANSAS CRY. June 16.-Advices from
Fort Scott, 18th, states that detachments OIL
the I'd Ohio Cavalry arrived at that place to.
day, with one thousand head Of fine heel
cattle and eight hundred mules and horses,
taken from Colonel Coffee command on the
morning Of the 4th.
Our forces. 5000 strong, in company with
Rabb's 9th Indiana battery, under command
of Charles Doubleday, made an attack at an
early hour on the morning Of the 4th, com,
pletely surprising the enemy. A part Of
Coffse's command is made up Of Indians.
All their munitions, camp equipage, &C., fell
into our possession. A regiment OF Union
Indians are expected in few days. They
are to be newly armed and equipped pre-
paratory to marching South.
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Rebel Gunboat Raised.

CAIRO, June 19. The Rebel gun
boat Sterling Price, sunk in the re-
cent naval engagement before Mem.
phis has been raised and towed up
the river. She arrived here to-
night and will be repaired and placed
in commission at once. l
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REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONvEN.
T1ON

Notice Is hereby given that Convention WI he
held at Abba, the 21st day fAugust 1862, for the
purpose of placing in nominal candidates for the
Offices Of District Judge and Attorney-also q Mem.
Der Of the Board Of Education In the I'd Judicial Dis.
trfct.
The same rules which govern the selection Of dele
egates to the State Convention will prevail in this
JOHN EDWARDS.
cas- E'.I s@t Chairman Central Committee
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Great Union Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, June l5.-The I'm
ion Convention assembled in the Cap
ital Square at 10 O'Clock this A. M
The attendance was very large, all
parties being fully represented. Gov.
Morton is permanent President, with
one Vice President from each Con-
gressional district. Ali resolutions of.
fered 70 the Convention have been re-
ferred to the committee on resolutions
without debate. s
Convention re-assembled at p. m.
Stirring speeches were made by Hons.
Henry Secrist, Martin NJ. Ray and
General Breckel, all claiming TO be
life long Democrats. They advocate
vigorous prosecution of the war, and
if necessary for the preservation of the
country, the extinction ofslavery. The
convention then proceeded to make
nominations Of State officers, with the
following result: 't'tasa s''t
Secretary of State, w. A. Plea; Au-
ditor of State. Albert LANCE; Treasur-
er of State, Jonathan il. Harvey, all
Republicans, and the present incum-
bant, Attorney General, Delaney, of
Putnam county, Superintendent of
Public Instruction, and Jno. J. Morri.
son of Washington county, both Dem
ocrats.
The committee on resolutions report
was adopted unanimously without de-
bate or alteration, that war was forced
upon the country by Southern disunion-
lists without cause. That the people
Of Indiana pledged themselves to COM
tribute men and money for its vigor.
Gus prosecution. That the war ought
not to cease until the rebellion is en-
tirely crushed out. That the people
expect an economical administration
and the combined punishment Of fraud
against the government. That the
people Of Indiana render their pro-
found thanks to the. Union Soldiers
everywhere, and their deep gratitude
to the Indiana troops while conquer.
ing Southern traitors.
The people will condemn at the
ballot box all who are not for the UNI
conditional adoption of the resolutions.
Gov. Morton made a patriotic
speech, and after an address from the
candidates, the convention adjourned.
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PoRT REPUBILc.--This place. the scene
Of the latest battle, is in Rockingham county,
Virginia, about one hundred miles north,
west OF Richmond,
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Parson Brownlov has been summoned to
Washington as . witness in the case OF
West H. Humphreys, now under indictment
for treason. f sG#t
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Republican State Convention

Notice is hereby given that q delegate Republican
State Convention win be held at De. Moines on We'd
nssday the 2Sd day Of July, A. D. 1862 for the pur.
pose Of putting in nomination Secretary and Audi
tor of State, Attorney General and Register of the
State Land ONCE and for the transaction Of such 9TH
er business rs may be deemed expedient when met.
The ratio Of representation win be follows viz:
One Delegate from each organized county; one
Delegate for hundred votes for Abraham Lin.
spin for President of the United States in $780, and
additional Delegate for any fractional vote ex
eeeding ATTY.
Loyal citizens regardless Of former political asso-
citations, who In favor Of giving the National Ad.
mnstration their honest support, in a thorough and
vigorous prosecution of the for the suppression
OF rebellion invited to coop throughout the
leate tEi'E 94.# .ss.
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The LOYAL Pensioner.

The Pensioner, McCarty, about whom the
Mercury made fuss week or two ago, on
his return to his home, in Wayne county,
assembled his neighbors for the purpose OF
getting from them an endorsement of his
loyalty. A goodly number of his friends
came, and entered into an examinations OF
tie important question before them, but it
soon become manifest that there were two
sides to this, as TO other subjects, some
taking one and some another view Of it
To decide the matter, the candidate for in
dorsement was called upon to define his po-
sition upon the questions now agitatng
the country, which he proceeded to do He
said among other things that he regarded
this as most unnatural, unnecessary and
wicked war, and that the erst thing he woult;
do, if it was left to him, would be to hang
Old Abe Lincoln ef
1t is singular, but we are advised, strictly
true, that these declarations, seemingly so
entirely in harmony with yallandigham De-
mocracy, satisfied only portion of the ar
bitrators, and consequently left the intricate
question as far from solution as it was before.
1t was finally decided to meet at subse-
quent time, and fight it out, in the ancient
wager Of battle method, we suppose. The
result has not transpired. but it strikes us,
the Mercury to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, that it was very prudent course on
the part of the government, to withhold the
pension Of Mr.. McCarty until it is decided
by the "wager of BATTLE" whether it would
be strictly loyal application Of the bounty
of the government, to bestow it upon one
who is seeking to compass the death of Old
Abe by SO summary and painful a method
as hanging. s@uEtI.
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Pierre SOuIe q I,risOmer.

NEW YoRK, June 1s.--Among the pas.
senger by the Ocean Queen from New Or.
leans. were Mrs. Gen. Butler, and Pierre
Soutc, prisoner. ga isas ~ fis
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STRAY COLTS.
B0NNIFIELD BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, GOLD
AND UNCURRENT MONEY.
OTTUMWA, -. IOWA.
IOWA.

Correspondents may rely on careful attention 20
their business. Collections all points promptly
attended to, and returns made day of PAYMENT
Eastern remittances made for country correspon-
dents at E0soest current rates.
TO parties Keeping dep0site accounts we will make
liberal deduction on our rates for exchange and
Wncurrent money, and will otherwise extend the
facilities usually granted to Bank cusfomers
June IA, 1862 BONNIFIELD BROS
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Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing between, the
subscribers, under the arm name Of Geo. Gilaspy 4
Co., as Beef and Pork Packers At Ottumwa, Iowa, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Benjamin Ladd
Is alone authorised TO settle up the business Of the
late firm. GEORGE GILLASPY,
BENJAMIN LADD, Lt
Il ri GEORGE MITCHELL.
0ttumwa, Iowa, June ., 1926 14-3w
N. B.-When organised, n office win be given Of the
new firm, successors to G. g. Co.
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New advertisements.

On hand at all times full assortment Of
"SLIGO" and "TYRoNE" IRON
GENUINE Sc" HORSE NAILS all sises.
CARRIAGE AND PLOw BOLTS, best quality, with /.
FORGED NUTS, each bolt warranted.
BURDENS HORSE and MULE SHOES.
Which, offer very low to the trade for cash.
no. 1914 WILLIAM h. MARKHAM
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A Federal Victory Near Fort Scot

PROM THE WESTERN FRONTIER
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the result of this campaign is to be regarded
a failure or not zo
have noticed that some Of the scribblers
for the Chicago Tribune, who assume to
know much but who in fact know little
concerning matters about which they write,
pronounced the evacuation of Corinth, a
"Federal defeat" Ifthey did not presume
to so much wisdom, they might be pardoned
for making such an assertion but one who
processes to write from the scat of war; can
expect no such leniency in the Judgment Of
the public. The evacuation Of Corinth, was
not mere defeat to the Rebels it was to
them ruinous defeat. The measure was
not resolved on tin the last hope Of retaining
a hold in the Southwest was abandoned by
the enemy. do not assert that the spirit
of rebellion in the Southwest is utterly
broken, but do confidently believe that all
hopes Of success are abandoned. z Z, ~
infer this, not only from consultations
I have had with deserters, but from CONVEX.
satons have held with Federal prisoners
who have escaped from the rebel lines.
infer it It from the total decentralization of a
large portion of the Rebel army; infer it
from the tact that there are now scattered
through the forests Of Southern Tennessee
and Northern Mississippi, and through the
country in the vicinity of Corinth. thousands
of the rebel soldiers who have thrown away
their arms, and are now quietly returning
to their homes the hats Of many, There
being inscribed, Home or He'll" Ibslieve
it~ili be long time before there will b
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