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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-02-12
SUITED 20 TaHTIMEs.,

SUI TED TO THB TIMES.
Now that we are in the mi LIST Of war, our
people arein doubt Whist the financial effect
will be upon US as individuals. 1t does seem
that the west must in measure prosper
We must feed the army, and our products
will be bought and paid for then again, the
soldiers who are fighting our battles will re-
ceiye liberal pay, and their families will have
money, perhaps, in majority Of instances,
more plentifully than heretofore; this money
will be circuiated. Under these and other
circumstances, it appears to us, we shall not,
at least, all be ruined. Yet we must make
the money we get go the farthest it will. II
we can buy, for $50, as good and serviceable
an article as we can for $50 or $75, why we
must not neglect to do So, We have case
in point: Eiliot's Improoed Pearl" Sew-
ing lNachine, sold for $50, we believe to he
MS reliable and as serviccable as any $50 or
SIS machine in the market. A word to the
wise being sufficient. we refer our readers to
thu advertisement of Geo F. Collins & Co..
in another column. We fully endorse them
and their statements. NORTH Vest Church
man. s
See advertisement in another column.
feb5 m
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DEArIr, OF JOHN GossAGE.--A dis3tch
wa received by Joseph Gossage on Mo, Jay.
conveying the painful intelligence 4 the
death ofhis brother, John Gossage, . Gar
son Valles, California. y This is sad M to
the family Of Mr. Gossage, residing this
city, to his brothers and ether relatived and
tpnamcrous friends in this county. II. G.
: has been in California some three yea3
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Fall and winter Goods.

MIss PERRES, 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 a very full and SUI.
perior stock Of SILK AND Straw MILLINERY,
comprising silks, Ribbons, FloWers, Ruohes,
Psttern Hats, Flats, Boomers, Boys' and
Chil,lrens' 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
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PEouAwKEr BoY.--.We are in sccipt,
just as We 60 to press, of another Wy in.
tercsting letter from this esteemedeorrcs
poHdent, which We are compelled, cry re-
luctantly, to lay over until next VI *. A
Photograph Of the Writer, in full aiform,
and strikingly like. accompanies thf Better.
twill be pleasant to have our friends hand
some and martial likeness to loo upon
while he is far away.
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Iotal .Motitrs.
oYsrEKsl OYsrERsy

SINoSs & GRUBs adopt this method Of in
forming their friends that they are now re-
ceiving &. B. Plat & Co.'s celebrated Balti-
more and Fair Haven Oysters. daily, by
American Express. Depot at headquarters,
one door east Of Devin's brick. Ottumwa,
Iowa. wa aH2&sz54 T34-13 3m.
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Administrators Sale.

NoTIcgb hereby given that J. G. Calvin, Admin.
IN istrator Of the estate Of John X. Grooms, de-
ceased, viii on the 18th day Of February, 1862 be,
tween the hours off o. lock A. NJ. and SO clock r.
N. cfsaid day, commencing At the hoar off O'Clock
p. NJ sell at public vene on che premises the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In Wapeo
ty State Of Iowa town. The south part OF the Eas
half OF the northwest quarter Of section IT. contain
Ing 6e acresshe north line Of said 90 acres running
parale with Government line. Also, part of the east
half a. the soushwest quarter Of section o. bounded
As follows: Commencing at the northeast Of
said east half Of said southwest quarter, running
thence west chains 10 northwest corner Of the said
eighty thence south - chains 10 stone west fne
Of said eighty thence east II SstO0 chains stone:
thence north chains 20 north line Of Chris
tansburg; thence east 100 chains east line o!
said eighty, thence north - chairs to place Of begin
ming excepting one-hA acre sold TO School District
Both Of said tracts " land lying and being In Town
ship scveutytwo, Range Ateen west. Said sale to be
made der and by virtue of order Of the Cou nty
Court OF sid county, made At the Jnpe Term 1SSi
Of said courthe said real estats belonging ~ the
estate Of said dsceAssd The terms 81 sale 70 be one
half cash In hand, and the other half In IL month,
from The Aay ofssls. With securIty 70 be approved
BY ssla Assuinissrator. 10, CALVIN
Ian. s, 1859, AdmipistratoP.
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We regret to learn that the Lecire Of
Rev. J. N. McElroy, before the Lyce3, on
Friday evening had to be postponed y ac-
count Of other engagements preventqg the
attendance Of tie public.
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THE VERY LATEST.

The Cd Iowa Infantry, laterly acting as
guard ofrebel prisoners atMcDowell's Col
lege, st. Louis, were expected to leave, for
active service at Fort Henry, Tenn, last
Saturday morning
Gen. Mcclellan has teen relieved from
Command il Chief Of all the armies Of the
United States, 10 ana lie him to devote all
his attention and energies to the Army Of
the Potomac.
Private Dispatch. v ~
-a '- @ GoLD HUI, CAL, Feb 8.
John Gossage died at 4 o'clock this morn
ing. .rs 49, THos. FL. STEWART.
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Est ray Notice.

Taken up by Peter 1of, livingin Washington town
hin, WAy,ello county, Iowa, the Goth OF November
iS6l one estray horse of the following aescrlpse
to-wit: A bright bay color, black and tall biud
In the len eye, three white feet the hind feet white
half way up 70 the gambrel joint the right fore foot
white to the pastern jolnt, small collar mark on
the LETT shoulder. baldfAoe. shoa the fore feet
suppaeed 70 be "A years old ny sixteen hands
high. Appraised IN be worth thirty dollars hy Z. y
Scarf aud lois Cain. before MNhlon Gpiiey justice
otthe Peace, on the 5th al December, 1851
1Jan. 8, tsos. HUGH BROWN,
"a = e Clerk Of DISTRICT Court.
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There is arsvival in progress hl in the
Christian Church. About S0.havSeen re-.
cieved into the church q far
1t il showing heavily as we go tiress
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The population Of this county. ithc Ia
bic Of the proposed Congressional ftricts,
is stated to be IA, 5l8. The State census.
taken the same year, gives us 1901
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The weather is mild and the 81 is in
process Of dissolution. y Z
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We shall be happy to hear from)i pr new
correspondent collars, as often ., 70 may
find II convenient to write. stas a
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CHINA, GLASS,
Efa AND
@ u EE N s W "a Rl e I!

WYE are now repaired to offer to the trade
w general assortment Of EE3rFFt
FRENCH CHINA, QrEENswARE & GLASSWARE.
OF all styles and qualities at prices that cannot failto
render satisfaction Having visited Europe In person
and made permanent arrangements for the direct inn
portaton of our Wares, feel justified In asserting
tn ct W e can sell goods low any house in the
United States. Persons who largely engaged In
the business can make arrangements with to i'm
port their goods directly from Europe at small adj
vance on the sterling cost. EfEks ~
w COAL OIL LAMPS in endless variety, at very
low prices. McKITTERICK & MILLER,
Crimes Block, corner Main and yalley-sts.
Burlington, IOWA.
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PROSPECTUS
orrHsl Iii lll
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY.

There periods in the worlds history mark ed by
extraordinary and crisis, sudden the break
Ing forth of volcano, or the bursting Of storm on
the ocean. These crises sweep away In y moment
the landmarks Of generations. They call out fresh
talent, and give to the old new direction. II Is
thent hat new ideas born ne theorie
Such periods demand fresh exponents, and new men
for expounders II "a
This Continent has lately been convulsed by an
upheavingso sudden aud terrible that the relations
OF all and all classes TO each ether violently
disturbed and people look about for the elements
With which to sway the storm and direct the whirl
wind. just at present, do not know what al,
this Is to bring forth but do know that great
suits UST flow from such extraordinary commo-
tons. a.ss 1888 -. s. ia
special need that the intellectual force OF the
country should be active and efficient. 1t is a time
for great minds TO speak their thoughts boldly, and
to take posti as the advance guard. To this end,
there Is SPECIAL want unsupplied 1t is that Of
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Legal Notice.

! JOTlCEs.-F Found by navid Tidlss, q keekuk
IN township, wapello county, Iowa, on the 4Wh Of
August, two Ten Dollar gold pieces, United States
coin. Subscribed and sworn TO by the said David
fdrr Jan. soth. A. ID. 1869, before C. Howard jus
tice Of the Peace. HUGH BROWN Clerk
Jan. %, is624S ls-Sw District Court.
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.AsPISwALL FAxlLy.-This Family Star
singers have returned home from a t west,
where they have been entertaining II 6 and
appreciating audiences. sY'1ff 1es se
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-02-12

THROAT AND JUNGG--At thiacason Of
the year when coughs and ooldse trouble
some,, every family shouId ha1 safe and
certain remedy at hand. Rafm's Hive
Syrup and Tolu is the very thi| Il is not
only pleasant for childrn to \ but is .
certain scure for Group, Wild cough,
Bronchitis, asthma, Coughs all alice
TONS Of the Throat and Lungd &,
Sold BY all Druggists. Prid5 cents. ,
40 latpl0l A.
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cas-! EMPLOYMENT, fs7

e2J!] EMPLOYMENT! [S75!
ENTS ANTEDl
We win pay from $25 to $75 per month
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give Q
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r. JAMES
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, 188l.--18 IS.
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SYrtial yotittl

! 'DIfTnERIA AND CnouP.-For tn formi-
dable and dangerous diseases Tras Mag
netic Ointment is an un:ailing fnedy if
used in season. Apply freely to Throat
and Chest and cover with hot flafl. This
Ointpept has been before the d tic over
20 years, and its constantly inc2sing de-
mand has established It's rcpatati Jas ) su-
perior Linimcnt in al cases wig sooth-
ing and relaxing remedy is requil partic-
ulasly in Rheumatism. Neuralg SIndama.
ton Of the Bowels and Kidnd Spinal
affections Sore Eyes, Burns. PilS Wounds
and Bruises. Sold BY I'll Druggf. Price
20 cents! saa3i 34lf ~ lolO ID n
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LAwnsNcE REposrEp LIvE.-Stbge as
it may seem, . report from RoekiorHrepre.
scnts Lawrence, who, it has been 81 posed,
was, found murdered between he and
Agency City, to be still alive and rcAing in
designated locality. Sheriff Gy has
gone after him. If this turns out to / true,
as It hardly can, it will put an entity diff
fercnt construction upon the Laura harvey
Murder from that which has heretoee pre-
vailed. 'f5 q 1850. ~. e &
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BANK NOTE LIST

Gold paid For Uncurrcnt Funds
n the rates Of discount mentioned below which mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02
Great State War neetins.

MILwAuxsE, Wis, July 3I.--A great State
war meeting IL being held here today and Is
without . parallel In the history OF the State 1,
Is es,ima ed that atty thoufand people are In at
tendance. The railroads all over the State are
free to day. Business 10 entirely suspended
Owen Lovejoy and other distino uished speakers
have arrived. Wisconsin Is completely aroused
and blazing. .at E.a -
forth that the administr ltion should prosecute
the war with the utmost vigor, and employ every
kind OF persoHs and property In the county 10
accomplish the speedy end CT the retellioI, and
recommending that at least one million Of men
be drafted from the militia Of the North half fol
immediats service and half for instructions TO be
held as a reserve. The resolutiC 10 also express
the most unbonnded confidence In the President
and assure him that there Is possibility or bis
getting in advance OF the wishes and sentiments
OF the people,
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PROPOSALS roR REvENUE STAMPS
TRg.ssRY DKpARrxxyr,

TREASURY DRrARTMHNT, 4
0fcs Of Ea:sraaI hsUeass, JxIy 26. 1852
Proposals viii be received untll Wednesday
& sSs gh Of :aEtas t ns5si iSr tlIrE,shns I ksvsn1.
5iadSrs sG VII sssts the srloO psr thousand st.m,.
treasury DesSTtasEt in Wsshington
Also. the prloe per tbout1u3 IN simiia iar pscf1geE
ds!ivel s3s 20 ths aIol; of the Department st the
Also, tbs ,flcs per :hous.nd, dsfv cred IN larse;
PACKAGES, as resuirsd, either Ht the Department
k;s0, the fO9 per thousand, separatsd in guct
quantities Is may be daily ordered for the pse o.
ssmps, ard secnTsJ tscfed n az ca-es, :sabIi
biudo q bUafd boIes. wlta Tlusl or ctuer equally
a12I.iItJ and dlstsAcs TO % a-4vsyed as may bt
resuIT'i " The RcPsEtmsnt, stAtles !He fe.eheo
the place Of u,aau!sotaIe sd a sShInEiJn
a.! sGGh pa A---z elUs1 nis' lrE 70 be rseI-
am'Iso AID the stamps recountsc y xn ssent Oi
81 = Ds2S- -tinen..
Sd efs VIII $50 We /. additions! cosi for d.
cecepis under tng reclIon Of an az aaI of tue De
saTt.ssni' siiAeT ~ ths department o. mSnaEAo-
Pro ososas mast be ruxde for the stanps in al ee.s
psTfect.S kninmed, snd perfOESled n saeh manner
tnas esci separate a.&.-2 can bs ICScliy detached
or an aftsr wodncsdsJ. ths s9th Of July ipst.
dsslE lQr Ile ProFohed sismps sy 20 ssen o. tn:
ONCE II the Comm 4eT Of ptsTLal Revenue.
sc1 I'D Is 20 6e aecom,aHisd with Ssysoimer
Of he s.Jle Of eng ravsns and the su1Aty OF p1Ps
Of dlsll teres.ed experts arIsis f0r eIaminstion
and the 1900 sted oder, bef re the hLsl cunssm
matToh OF contract, be rss aired 10 furnish
Pr OF impressions of the enErsyinGs OF the severa
denOn nations OF stamps
S,eolIuena Of board and tin boxes sad lined 9,
yoiOpss must also be submitted win each bad. !.
il necessarJ 90 protect the boxes by MBsIn, OF
otfsr covers. IN the most ensetua nsnner, az
wet ard rssion The contract vri require al
dies aud Pat6s TO bo prepared and kept in repair
ana that n-w dies ard piates shall be made, etne
for the present. denomination OF stamps or o. eTs
with ut charge ct the pleasure the ut psT 1t
And such dies AID pste. are U be the pro pert
of fths Unlted STATES tor the service OF the Treas
ury Department
No bids VIII be considered except from eartie:
who have been sotuslly engaged In the bust .ess
copper plate or steel rtving arG pnltl z, AA(
who are thus engaged ~ he time of bidding, anC
provided WI h ell he neocsearJ fao.ltlos TO exc
ouse tire work Pr.mpaT, and give the rexuiiitt
proteetiOu TO tha stamps, dies and plates In tae
Partss not Known to the Departments viii fur
nish proof - to ths, o points. =.
In az Rrding the contract, the CommisEioner o.
Internal Revenue reserves the right OF oecidins
which bid, IN Its practical fesu,Is, be m Jst g
the intore,t Of the Department, having referepo.
20 the style Of the work, security, mode pas king
30. 0... .. =
Proposals should be carefully sea cd. and narkst
"ProTosals for Revenue StamBs,n and aGdreasel
10 tho CommlsnoneT of Internal Revenue
GEOf6k 3. BOUTWELL,,
jy S-tAut6 CSmmIss'T OF internal Revenue.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoroMAc, August 1.
About II o'cle ck lest night the rebels opened
from the opposite side Of tee James river with
two batteries Of light artillery Their ere was
principally directed to the mail boat landing at
the headquarters Of Col InssIls and the shipping
ana encNmpments at West yer. Their pieces
were handled well and q red With great rapidity
-Four men were killed and some five or six
wounded Several hoItss afo were killed. The
enemy had Ii all their own way for some time, as
the % Founders stationed close to Col Ingalls,
headquarters soon sileneed the enemy's guns
aftsr opening UPON him A few Of tie vessels
were struck, but no serious damage was sus-
tained by any OF them. With this exception,
nothing has occurred worth mentioning. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

And cried, too, for my grandfather. who
had been I" covered up' half score Of years
before my eyes beheld the light
At last her eyes frightened, and her face
alowed with more than the glow of its lost
youth, as she said, looking upward, f" But the
trees under which he sits now never grow old,
no worm gnaws their roots, no wind tears
down their boughs; but in little while / shall
see him again, and be with him forever and
farevar - GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

III Unless the people Of the loyal States d.
sire the rebellion to go on until they are inpoy-
erished, bankrupt, and exhausted, toey must
cease 20 mix up their personal feuds and their
ecution Of the war.
DT Elias Howe, CT Bridgeport, inventor ofthe
sewing macs'rc. and one Of the wealthiest men
In Connecticut aftel giving 81, 900 to tn enllst-
nent rind, has enlisted himself Internationally 4,
and announced that he win NOT procure ubsti.
tute.
EseLisH CHAPLArNs. army chaplains IN
England number ninety Seventy two are Pfe.-
estans and eighteen Roman Catholics The ap-
f20,000 - -s.' - :, =
Ur6ov. kifkwood Of Iowa, has issued q
proclamation calling for ave new regiments Of
, volnnteers-one from each Congressional Dis.
!. II Sirius y speaiing, observes the N; o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

irJ N. Brown, commander Of the rebel ran,
Arkansas, was formerly lieutenant Ia the Fed
eral navy, but was permitted like Others 10 Join
his friends South. He returned home I'm the
frigate Niagara and proclaimed strong secession
sentiments, which 80 incensed large class Of
citizens In Boston, that IL was only through the
Intervention Of the police that he escaped mob.
bing at the head Of State street H has made
good his declaration Of his purpose to "return 90
his native State, and fght under the Confederate
daq ~ go. N. / ~ +" ;
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Volunteers In Lar : s7scr, Pa.

LANCASTER, August "A pew camp VIZ -
tahlished In this city few days ego. Csptsin
EInlin Franklin WIS seppoin'a commandant and
Cap ain Edward McGovc.n, detached from the
10Th Pennsylvania volurteeTs military instructor.
Camp equips and uniforms for the new reg l.
ments will arrive to-day About fve hundred
men have been sworn In, and the regiment will
be full I'm a week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

IL On Monday evening last, Ulysses Hobbs
lawyer OF Frederick city, Md was arrested and
taken to Baltimore, on charge Of treason. Hobbs
profes.ed loyalty 10 the Government, and was an.
parenty so earnest In his assertions Of devotion tc
the Government, that General Wool ordered hi,
discharge, at the same time ordering Mai jones
OF his san to administer the usual cath Of allegi
ance a, this suggestion Mr.. Hobbs ACTUALLY
vilted He was evidently unpfepared for such .
suggestion, and attempted to argue the useless.
less OF Union man taking the oath; but the
General, convinced that he was Sscessionist
wa, inexorable, and ordered him TO Fort Nc.
Henry Immediately.
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Enrichment of Pepp,yIyan,a Militia

HARRISBURG, Aug. The Aujutant General
Of the SITE has issued a circular to the county
commissioners to return to his headquarters the
enrolment Of the militia OF tAe several counties
eefoEe the l0th OF August so a. to be prepared to
mSet any emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

The STAMP CURRKycY.-The New York Jour.
nal OF Commerce says: -
New plates are being prepared for the govern.
ment rev fractional currency. They Will prob
ably be printed on hne bank note paper, and
very neatly executed. Thus, IL the head oi
angle piece as large a. the coupon of bond
VIII 60 for half a dollar. Other denominations
will be executed after the same method This
will take about two weeks, and will then give
the government depositolies world Of work ID
Issuing them to the public. . " ( -'H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAroHnLoR's HAIR YDYI
TAs bass ea tks World.

william A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dy,
produces color not to be distinguished nom ma
tufe-~araated not 70 inJure the Hair in the,least
remedies the III efech Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red oy Rssfy Hai,
instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, lesv
Ing the Hair seft and beautiful. Sold by al
Druggist, &c. o-
The eenulneis dgned wrLLIlHA. BArcx
HI.oR, o. tie foxy siass qf seeh boz. .br.-r
IS. ksesory, No. 81 BastIdy S., NsS Yori,
m97.Iy (Lasea a33 Broadway and 1s Bond st)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-02

DIsLoYALTY OF The CHERoKKEs. disloy-
atty Of thls nation Is now settled beyond que
tion. John Ross. the chief, has written letter 10
Colonel Wier, or the U. armv, at Leaven.
worth, Kansas, wherein he states that treaty Of
alliance, under the sanction and authority OF the
whole Cherokee people, was entered into on the
7th day Of October 1851, between the Confed crate
States and the Cherokee Nation, and published
before the world. And ycu cannot tut be too
well Informed on the subject TO make IL necessary
FOR me to recapituate the reasons and circum-
stances under which Ii was done Thus the
destiny Of the people became Identified with that
of the Southern Confederacy. There 10 no nation
Of Indians, venture to say, that has ever been
more scrupulous In the faithful observance Of
their treaty obligations than the Cherokees
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The Great Eastern.

ST. JOHNS N. F., July 90 The steamship
Great Eastern. from New York for Liverpool
was DoIrded by the pres yacht OF Cape Race at
half past 4 m. today nv eduesday) and the
late.t news from New York placed On board
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The Oho Rive?

PARKRRsBURe, Va, Aug There are six fec:
OF water In the channel Of the Ohio river at this
point. Boa1s are running daily to all the lend.
ings below. Freights are arriving and departing
on regular time by the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road