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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24
Let.sr nrsn, Estshmana

Corrssno25encs q tie Charleston HsSsary.J
RICEMOSD, December l6-T@o Of our pa
peTs-;he Esgui-eT and BisgEtss-havs declared
in favor Ct the Cabinet, and against Johnston s
Limitation scheme. Tho latter journal is pecu-
lisriy acsiye in is oppositisa The Eramizsr
fsvors tho measure, and the Hkig, also, to z
ssTtsin extent, though d)abang is constitution
al = ans rs sf3cs IN times ef party excitemens
aGsr peace IS deelsred. Wtat the tsaper Of the
two Houses msy be, knew not. We ought 10
rave 5.sisr Cabin { some h0w-silas Is. If men
ks T0oubs ana Hunter csu be content to re-
mEin IN L
The New York FOrl4 complains thss neither
Stanton nor bis ordnaCSo bureau throws ANY
g en she vexel questions cJaoeessd with he
monster guns. !. IS cl.imed that they aro ihe
best Oh earth, bIt this can only be proved by
war With Engisnd or France. Il like manner.
Weliss Is si.eEt IN TogeEd to the I0nelsSs, aad
gives IN opinion 10 the TelAtiFs value of the
brosiside ssips ard tho mentors The World
concludes that Stanton IS as ignorant CT gaus
&c Y elles Is Of ships. Seventy new henelsdz
are 5eiBg bulk
The talk, still is, tlat Johnston is to aske
Bs-gz's p sco. We axe told hat the President,
reply t. = suggestion from a re- stiFe IN fsver
Of Jo5nstcn, said that, in his opinion Johnston
is no better hstei fer the plscs thsn Hz-dee A
score OF rumoTs aTe sa1at in regard t. changes
IN army commanders, alleged 70 bs impending,
5us 81 We know Is ikss Lee has been 50 c,ossiy
cssessd with the President that his friends and
relatives have seon listls or nothiRs Of him; and
Ste two Jcds cut early yesterday morning TO Il
-Beet the Qualifications. . =
4 large mass OF correspondence wills
c1mmissiC siCaerFsbr2sd has been sent to the
e BY the President acd referred to the .ou,-
aiitrs OF Fl -sigu Rslssisns to decide whether
e oui to be published Its teuer has not been
jiVslgsd
Since the Uaziaszm vas kRoekod in t5s head
by iastrsetiUns 70 imPIessing agents not se In
teTieTo with supplies on tho way to market,
Richmond he's been almost giuttsd with vesi
son, ducks, geese, tuIks5, fsA, oysters. nsllou,
bort, and all manner Of vegetables. Paices are
aigh, bat there IS an abundance to eat aud nc
thought Of famine.
RB1rie3 thai John Mitshsl dissolved his coz
Gss.isa with Tia EH9sirer several days ago, but
BIS pen seems still visible in the paper
les has bees gslAeTcd fon at least ons pond
ia SR adjacent county. HERMES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

Tbs Northern papers announcs that stbs nc
iorious ConiadsIsts guarrilis, Frank Garlsy
charged with the m1Tder of Brig. Gen Robert
L MeCook, aoras tune sinc0. while being car
Tied Ia "a snab1.lsnee, Is row in custody, and IS
or5elud fer trial before military commissiou,
assembled, By eEder Of Cen. Thomas, at Mash
Vile"
The toEsgoiEg paragraph Is going She rounds
Of the papers Il sh1uld arrest sh8 atssGtion Of
the CoufedGsss GoVsrnmslt sad syoke lie in
terp0sitioa, to pTegsRt the gallant captain bslnE
murdered by ordeE Of the military e9mmissior
alluded 70. We think 10 time should be lost n
selecting iion1s prominent Yankee prisonsr OF
high rank, to be subjected 70 whatever penalty
may be awarded, BY tks military commission,
Is Cart GuTley, and notification of the fact Be
immediately giv5n to the Lincoln GoEeTnnent
Capt GUIisy is citizen os the ssms county
with 0uTself, Madison county, Ala and He
knsH hin well ard srs reliably int0Tnsd o. t6s
circumstances attending bis Killing AsCeoE
We were stsYine a. Gan KIRBY Sinita'8 Esad-
Quarters 2t knaxFiilo when hs apphea sor sa-
eboritV 10 sosrsts With bis company against The
enemy in North Alabama, s1d Tor 9umRniton,
M car aaith grznssd bic application u Wri
e;,S Hs .ytgrnsd 20 North Als5ana, and, in
sesiuuct0is vita ether bold End patriotic spirits,
sDeIa atsd w.th 80 much vigoT ard efficiency e.
10 besoHas 6 tenor to tho emery, and to sorcs
shaas 10 cirennscribs tAsir operations against
the dsfenselsss RoE-cs1satant Inhabitants l.
e saia thai he sent tho ,Tuse, Gsn- O. u. Nit
shsl. written nosce tsat, If be burned any
mere heasas or Imprisoned any mere non con
basARt etzsns, be EGurlsyl Woald hang tou
Yankee prisonsIs be had IA ms possession, and
oas Of the prisoners, iieussna1t, accompanied
The notice with @ pstJioa 20 Mitchell, '' fer God's
sake. net to burn say more houses, or inPris8a
any mcEe citizens, or be Wo1la certainly be
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NOTICE.
SITTER AND MINING BqsEAy,

-sAAEA= a4AL mA-AA-s4 nAIt sa4Atl )
6ElNA. Alabama, December klth lces.
r WfSE-to CONTRACT with parties Tor no cltiing ol
] sixty thsnsBnd cords OF Weed and the tsrning oi
tw- nnicus tu1hs's of Charcoal st ths hih5 Crua'y
Irsa Works, rsseat-y FUfehar-a by fhH BlTssa aeo
.sl ed ~ Rurssu sccosnt They are ioesfsa Ia tie
ses aiegt portf5u Of slsbams iy nj % asove Selma
e. th- Aabsna szd Tennsssos railrosd
Il Vii Esqsrs f4e hnndTed haacs 20 e't ne MeSa
ard bsrr tts shsress. Hts VII - reserved for tha
y hsls CT for -. dsn. Sas vii be dstssea - a.
evers -er FOR every aftY hSnds e1p'syea
Tuere arc COED qUartsrz tec negtaes 0e ne Pffne-
oouF snisnt - The tiE2bs - be egi-
Ps0possls viii 30 adaFezssa - ne a. se.4s. el@.
.WM RI0 EARO5oE hunt
dosa.Ir tIrisr ani sonInissary 3 eb iron WorEs
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b. order of Ei5Et.-Cea. E&EBEE.
GEo. VIZ. BsENT, &. 4. Gonors
UElBaUAETEEs NGHGAE's CONMANR, I
Eresfnr s+e RecaE-ber Is l-a9

Lrealurl efn-s seCeg11er - ISIS.
The nsTs Of ths esssPs o., GsBersl Nsrsa= fen tHe
eAi0 Fsnitsasr7, has ss=l s-ru q jay tsruzsh tie
hssrts Ct 81 lis Command. Eis pTsssrs5 once Essrs
Hmszs IS may SEGA Be expected hsvs rsesivss a..
tsorily sroz Le=-saEztSsssfGl Hsrses 20 erEazsizs
al The members Of bis sauHazd VIE are lst Few ln
ssTs SERVES, to be il rosdles q oa his asdArl
he appears iAersfsrs sa-asstly ss-i Essa al
whs are new sbssat 70 rsPsr as eaas to TIE ssEP
wsish I have cs.sblsssd Ei Dsssisf, Sa Pas ia
sisdss E0s say Al. sEssgs sad men wis are A5sslt
WithsEt issve. Bat asa thsss vita leave. ARi al
Provost Hsrsssls sd Cszmsslsns Of PesW are re
gaes e TO Gssd fsrwszs ell oGsers sHa msn ~ this
sozzzd - these hssdl1zrers, aad Eol 10 rssoguiEs
any leaves 81 abssaes except sasa pri1tss ard
issued from AID approved a. these headquarters.
s.ssFay AsFs lat svsry 0issr wti net oR shoT hs
grsstsst aiaority IN r-sseadns Ia Ell bat vii use
his sa5ssvors 10 brag ssy nsa forward that he aay
lIlsv ts b sinking iroE duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24
MARIETTA PROPERTY Oh
THE MARKET

MEAT sOTTA3E, fear Es-2s, kitchen ana tWo
store ~ mss, on Atlanta f.rost-lst ele Aua irei
aaa twenty sK feet By hundred sad Twelve feet
6se-.
Oas LOT On ResWsu stree. ninsty-ons feet frsHi
ard oae hunsrsd ana two-Te csUP Esase, ulsh ieUr
rae1ss.
Also ere LOT, sn ths asae stseet 6i!y fsEr front
and hundred sud taFolvs dslp. House, HlA three
rusia1, large Etahlts and carriage huu5e.
AL Sc stove srs ssisinug and "a ere bl5ak, aad in
deH rah.s P1rs cf the ctJ The eWncr ho.us ID ihs
service Of is CsuHiry lI indlss % leave ne Qsgi city
Of Ii shoics. APPy ts0R -
M G. OATGE,
AucioRsor sEa Ess, Estate Erokss,
DE-
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FRUIT TREBSI FRUIT TREES !
LOOK WELL TO YOUR osCHARps ANB aAR.
pKNs-HT PLANT FRUiP ESE1s,
-rr 49, XIII y vnu ErrE,sIa

THHY GROW WHILE you sLEETi'
MN r. THURMAN. oaa ard half miies hsn isa
w CIV ~ Tee zst side o. tse McDsnoush read Ass
4 lsrVs A. d varied astsftmsat sf fR6Ir TREAS Of
tks ssst soufkern AuE sss isaztsd varieties
Oas bgnaTeA tasHsand Fiaris Il ne aasgaslsd VII
ssEs Etrar 6s-ry, sau ss-sr meEt e GraPs Fin-s,
well restsa Ai.o, few sh1ies OrEznenial PANS
SkTHDBclv, etc
10 shs ~ a. itaa asrvio-s e iEs e1arty n
layiaE ost s4s s.aasizz o1ekz- d.. EsErlF twtsfy
yesrs xPsfies ia -;fui. rtl14r vii rnii5 lay
gisss % soas IA O-t-ass. E9ne saa ~ seek =
Tees Fulss,
bsfsrsEsss-ool 3 Peters. D " r Hayden - : W
Brown, Hen HAyaeu LeUll Lausie ? Lavshs
Gspt Ioka GCiilers Asj soAa stsse, Col Tkolaas q
waud of Auzasls. bBd a. others Wko Lave farsefIy
sa,-euized ma Auf Eesa my Eress Fruiss aud 8xaa.
40 VA n. NELRaAH,
aaIF1m EHan1a
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j, KENNEDY HOUSE,
NOZZLE,

DMsT LOUIS, between Frssk.ia sna Bauliitoa
ftrrsts ls ans q me Isal 2sssaAt issAA = e ms
~ - - .revslius paths ~! G.sa is - tssir iB<sI-
80 te stse there Tbs ts5ia y always kflaasea "ea
ne = tbe snarkst sasrda SeoAsA szs n t1s hAst
of ssklEs yarrsns who VISA = ss,P ~ tls lo-se Y
osheI ,-ses th reieCe it Wsuia ksssA y Fsnss-ges
Jts teead1H,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

HEADQUARTERS DEPAKTAENT 7'ESSEssEE
December l2-h, I5ss
sPEGEAh eRB E8s Es es
4 Gel A. ,. sskasoE vii Pr0sssd % the rear AID
sstSb'ish FazdozveHS Ter shs nsn - EsggEa's son
zad HAs nov EsPsrsisd ron tbaiE rssiRsais and
not sttaebsl TO any existing cavalry orszzz~tion. Ee
viii oTgsEiEs sasE iats osmpEEss battslsns and rsgi
nsEis AID Jg1iP uo9ut szS srIz thsn Is rapidly a.
Fsssisls. All PTsv5ss EsTshals srd 6erzu ssdszt q
Pests n iss department BEl s.vs Col JoAasoa every
sd Il tie execution sf tsis erder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24
GEN. FORREST,
TIRE
Great Var Chief Of The Eest !

Has gwen ne s1iheFitF to raise = REGIMRNT
IL e lis new coI1Dszd. Al Bien ne. nov in thS
.oHfedzfalt states service ne- liable g eonssrPLun
y tse laws 81 Congress and sss 70 endure active
service V7ih be received. Esch nan must Ercvlde
b. nsea with good horse, s+aie and bride, and srs
vii b. "a n.shed by ths Gsnsral Et Deasssartsrs
Men vi b. entitled 70 al The priv EGGS and 6eGz les
Of D1nfed-Fsts STATES 1oldisu.
-tT e3lutry nj n--youEE usn Of GasrEia-6elay NJ
\ nger. Gene oa' Of yOuF easy plesss Ws h1va
fduiy 10 p7orfhe no5sst taat ever 16vsd Tie hsar1
or RED he -r1 Of 20 aiuz. Hose hsnor rae:ttr
= fe sister, Chsrsn, al, 81 sake Let ~ 80
HeeIe We can bart he eneny aosL Tas grs szyzlr7
eief Gen RsrrCst viii szshlc a. by bis emery and
daring % make uF Tor PISA inssd1l. Thsa fsl iEts
ranks make uP osuBsnls- and forn Tie regiment sad
is: Is be OF f0f the bstsle-6e.d
~ eddrsss for the present Is Rene Ca
1EESs p BGTEER
Irsir 10 any citizen Of Rcne. Hon Wm HEEsrs
Albania Mayer :. Il Calhoun za5 ezpisiz q W.
Adsir
AThAEFR, fa. Besetahsr 3 1893
Having known Aaiursgt 2-e5l ?. GEssr ifess sAiia-
hooa tskr GreaH eaaEra g. Germ e1aing hrn 70 re
Faiiicile y-unE zsa sf Georgia ssati suaa ef
~ Tdlrsry energy 40 tusi1ess Hssity. a-d pee
ssssoI q ~ the usb5 attr5bstez of gallant soldier
and rllh r. FsFtie3lss- sn4 Fecgikr.y ftea by na
ture glgsssd shlcsr q cavalry rzdsr lesser
hts 6eE. Forrest q. " AHAiS
d-liIt A q % sea E-yresE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

~ A lslEsE fEon Grecn7tle, Tennessee.
s.ssd ssl the l4sA state shag Borusides bas goua
= Ksnsaeky By WaE q kiugsson. oaE s5rsez
hai9 al the csuany ffcn R1tedgs, Gass, ald il
{ B reDeftsd hat tae FedsEals ere hardly lsay.
inz KnoEvilie- 3sgisisr.
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For TIE alsaPhls Appeal.
HwRzE TINS oRUgE war IS OvER."
YGSKEE GIRL TO HER LovER.


Dearest love Do you remsmbsr,
When We aaf did INSET,
How you told me tha. you loved ne,
KReeIng st my feeti
0ai bow Prsud you s,ood before ne,
Ia YoEr suit Of bias,
Whsn ysu vowed % ne sad country
Ever 10 be true {
ch0rEs-- WeePisg, sad and lonely,
Hopes snd tears bow vain
When this cruel ra- Is over,
Praying that we meet sgaln.
Whea the sumner breeze was sighlng
Miurnfslly along.
Or whsn satnmn'a leaves we're faInHg,
sadly brsathes the song.
OF il dessas see thes lying
On ths battle plain.
Lonely, wounded. sgeu dying,
Calling, on. in yala.
Ctargs- Weeping, ssi sad lonely, etc, etc.
H. AMID the din Of battle,
Hobly yoa should faH,
Far away from those who love you,
Noao to hear yo1r call,
Whs would whisper words Of comfort,
Who wo1lI soo.hs your pain
All he nssy orusl faneiss.
Ever in nay brain
Chorus WesPiag, ssi and lonely, sts, ete.
Bat yszr country called you, darling
Angels cheer ysur way,
While Cur nations aons are fzhtinE.
We can only Fray.
No6ly strike fer G5d azi Liberty,
Let all sRtioss see
That We lsvs the starry banner
Emblem Of ihe free
TIE LovkE'E REPLY.
/
Dssrsss love ! - rsmsmHsT,
When we last did meet,
Kew told you that loved you,
Kneeling at yoar fsot
Yes, proadly SO ID before you,
IN ny suit Of blue,
Aza- tsoEgAi 10 yea an1 country
Ever 20 be true.
CEsrvs- Weeping, sad and leneIyf
Au ysar seps. are vsla,
For I've wed q oalord lady,
And Wen never meet again.
When tins sumner breeze was 81 ching
Aournfziiy along,
By Niger cabin marching,
TAers heard ssRs.
on fer dsys hai 5ssn ssokIag
LsHely, norlns kiad s1saking
RsuEs AID roun ia vain.
CiOrss- Weeping, SAD ana lsnsIyl sts, etc.
Not AMID hs din Of battle
Did hear her call;
Far sEay from rebsI piessts,
lid behind cal,
There she whispered words Of comfort
ThsJuss the window pane
Al tas many ki1ky dNkies
Loving ne in vsini
Cirrus Weeping. sd and lonely etc, ETC.
New this Iarky calls ne darling"
angels, clear the weyl
While for nlggers Ue are fshGng,
she car only say;
NoNly strike for Abe, asd deR fer ne;
Let de white gal SEQ
Dat you lu5 as dsrzy better
Daa 5ea who's fres
CA0ras-- WssFlns, SD and isnslyl
al your hoPss are vain,
Fer I've NED s0lOrd lsdy,
A=& veil never nsst again.
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N0EEC

THE caiesrs sBd rasa froa L1uisans ln "a ArEy ei
y Tenaes5ss. sRl fasr freEds wi nEa q aapst et
n 5fie-.g eso~-is g. -ssgvs sd ward eiAia
q sallad foJ 81 LHr1sss PAGKAsAs sr artisi-s
ol say dsss-iptt-n- dsrcss LeuE-aHa Bep33 Oare
Gel Lesz Yea Eiakss Aa-.otta Seo-EA
I. %. EULLT,
6eI7sws Chsi-a-z LssiEsza s. &. ass0sisr'en-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

We have secasi5nal evidence through the
press, that there are st lsssi few men in tha
YaRkes nstio2 wks have not wholly parted with
ihsiE brains. The L5ndoR Tsnss zives tho fol-
loving - 81 extract OF q private letter from a
gentleman Il sas cf the HoEthern States 70 a
friend in Londsus
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w DRUG FIRE..

n KEGS SODA fer s.ls BY
u l. 8 MAD & &C.
es E1'Faci LogwOod ier sale By
IS. sIEAD 4 ee.
-, Goppefss 10. sale By
a AIEAD & co.
/ cream Tar,al fos sale By
MKAD Is 90.
lEnses Quialno for sale By
3 MAD s 90.
,aess sulphste Morphine Or sale -
LIS MEAD & co.
snds Isdids Pstash for sale BY
MEAD g. &C.
I. Boraz fOr sale BY
4 LIS. MEAD & co.
lhs. ssliPsses for sale by
q LIS MEAD d CO.
Ss. Chlorofsrm fsr sale BY
LIS. MEAD s. co.
ss. English Galonel fer fsls by
L. S. MkAD & co.
u. BBglisb Blue Mss fer sale by
LIS. MEAD & co.
y Oh, IN bOtslcs, fs1 sale by
8Sln LIS MEAD 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

CSloBsl Gozsszsins A0rgsns CAvsly
2 A. ALFT0X, Lest Co '51s, a-d =. a. a. CensrsI
saFTfos
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WAKTFp T0 EIkR,

WANTED 20 zIkE.,
sfsriotto sHd seth safoias Egfroaa Sen
~ Is desirsss 81 karirR for 'ks snsaieg yeaT two
~ able -bsdlse EBak9 2 "a. fhs e URtrf b
ar-snd renee Esra tho essniy. ard The oeEPAry
~ ts lsed ths eETssa aAs s,otka thcm ssmioIb
Tkess are laaseensnfs Hsrthy q so1lidorEtion
- having nsFf &C. V hire Aa3ress
fHO8. X. SHARP, saPsunienssat,
Ala seiuzhia s. 9.
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a. D. WEfaERsP0OS,
,alplSSOH MeFssass $ad Dssler in
issnexic biaHnss&uTes,

tAR sAIR. aosAsea. 8Rs., Ccsnsr eAelry
40 sssoas szveS. Aseas Ga
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-19

While war absorbs the minds Of men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to fight
Por Freedom, Liberty and Right; a
Yet party strife still seems to hold the sway,
And politicians fight to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united we mustL We,
Or neer exist xtionally free.
IT'S hard indeed that ALL for country's sake,
Can not unite a. one, from Gulf 10 Lake;
But worse by far that We In North should drag
TO earth by wrangling our once noble dag -
There's still one hope-and one 10 all, e.
To hold our right. avert our fall
IT'S simply this--'md cannons roar
Proceed to Retts's Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cure
Is mild and pleasant, and Ills surei Gao
He sells you FIRST, Coat, rants, or Hat
And then to match, q nice Cravat gf-E
II still You want you'll get shirt,
Which comes to You as cheap Is dirt;
He keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts. Caps and Roots =
Or anything that You may LACY,
Prom Shoe-strings to q carpet-sack.
For those that ready ma de won't please,
Hell meet their wants, their troubles ease 75sT
He keeps the best of goods on hand,
Give fits that can't be beat by man,
Ais styles new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he can't be beat. ri.
Come then come all and buy ofthoss
Who gives you bargains In your clothes.
e 80 Z. w. BELTS.
ottumws, Nov. 90, 1859.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-19
UNION MEETING.

There will be meeting at the
Court House, on Friday Evening, the
10th inst, It 9 IL o'clock, for the pur-
poae Of forming Union League. Ad
dresses suitable to the occasion viii
be delivered. Alt in favor OF an
unconditional support Of the Govern
ment in ito efforts to suppress the re-
bellion, who are opposed to all forms
ofsecession and disunion, and who are
willing 70 unite for the preservation Of
the Union irrespective of all previous
party ties and obligations, are invited
TO attend. MANY CITIZENS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-19

A QUERY.-Perhaps osr very Of.
Acient city Marshal can inform us for
what purpose, either ornamental or
useful, the pile Of coal has been kept
on the sidewalk, at the corner OF
Front and Market, several days. It
ia difficult to estimate the amount of
bruises received by innocent citizens
who have tumbled oyer it for several
nights. The owner ought to be fined
% day for every day it is left there.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-19

RAlLRDAp CHANeE.-It ALWAYS
! grEu6es US to notice and record the
appreciation and prosperity of our
fiends who deserve it. A case in
point, is that Of our old friend, H. C.
Yancey, for many years, since its or.
/: gsnixation We believe, engaged on
the Burlington road. We now learn
with much pleasure, that his position
has been made permanent, by being
placed in charge of q train on that
road, made vacant by the resignation
of Mr.. John Allen. Yanceyis q good
fellow, sound to the core on the goose,
and a,fayorite with tho whole world
and the rest Of mankind. May his
shadow never grow less.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-19

The Juvenile Concert, or Musical
Festival, given by Prof Orr's class of
youthful singers, at The Court House,
on Tuesday evening, was decided
success; creditabls both to the young
musicians and to the instructor. We
are glad that the public appreciated
the performance by turning out in
goodly numbers. Prof. Swabky's
String Ban.l added much to the inter-
est of the occasion. q, 4si
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-19

ALMOST 4 F1RE.-A fire was dis
covered about 10 o'clock on Friday
night of last week, on the roof Of DIR.
Taylor's Drug Store. It is the sup.
position that spark from neighbor-
Ing fue fell among ana ignited de-
posite Of SCOT and other combustible
matter. The FIRE was put out before
any serious damage was done.
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CITY MEAT MARKET. /:

S,N HAVING purchased the -
uilding and business for-1&N
nerly occupied and conduct u. -
.---A-A cd by ]. w. Brown, esire to- inform
the citizens Of Ottumwa and vicinity, that shall
continue TO keep an assortment Of
FRESH MEATS, POULTRY, sAUsAGEs, LARD &C.
In short, every article usually tept In an establish.
ment ofthe kind, and At prices TO suit the times.
THE HIGHEST PRICES paid for STOCK, Poultry,
Game, Butter, &c. M.McPARLrN
dec1S s-l =
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= 3 i !. 2
DIED-On Saturday, March 14th, Of Spinal
Meaningless, MINNIE MAY, aged years, . months and
IA days, daughter Of William and Annie NJ. Trim
biz.
DIEH-March 14th. Henry O. Chapman. aged
2S years, 9 months, and 16 days.
The subject Of the above notice, was .
member OF Co. A, 4th Iowa Infantry. and
resided at Lewis, Cass county. He was
taken sick At Vicksburg, and has been here
at the residence of his brother inlaw, s. j,
Warden. some two weeks. The funeral
services were heldon Sunday, at Q o'clock,
p. m, and were attended by . large num-
Der Of citizens and members of the 7th Cav
airy. y ryg
Csss Go. (Iowa,) Gazette, please copy.
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: Educational Notice.

The undersigned respectfully requests
the patrons and friends Of the Ottumwa
Seminary, and citizens generally who feel
a intrest in its continuance, to meet at the
.P.esby terrain church, on Friday evening next
{2osh inst.) at z. o'clock, for consultation q
regard to establishing on some suitable ba> 9
i Imanent high school or Seminary. "a
i, ,, &. J. n McElroy.
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"a RAILRoAD CHANGE OF TIxR.-
The Keokuk road changed time on
Monday the 10th. Going East, the
Mail arrives at $50 a. M, and the
freight q 4.lo p. m. Going wet the
Mail arrives at 100 p. M, and the
Freight q SIS.
q On the Burlington road the change
took effect on the nth. Going east
the morning train, (freight,) leaves at
$50, 4. M, and the Express at 2.lO
p. n. Trains arrive at LBS and 1920
pm. s 50 kkS4
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-19

REAL EsrArs IN WAPELLo Cove
would say to those contemplating immi.
grating to this most faxored part Of Iowa,
that now is the time to buy property. At
present the California an Washington Ter.
ritory fever is raging with epidemic VIC,
lencs. and great many farmers are dispos.
ed to sell. If we can judge from some sc-
tual sales recently made. and from offers We
hear spoken Of, very desirable bargains in
improved farms can be had 1t prices rang
ing from - and upwards, in proportion to
the value of the improvements. A very
good farm about six miles from Ottun
"a sold the other day for So IN acre, with
some stock thrown in. ssfj5
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We invite attention to the card of
our enterprising townsmen, Meek q
Co.. Meek is live, go ahead man,
always up for a trade, and withall, &C.
commodating. He is doing a big
business, as be deserves to do.
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BRoKs GRourD. -Msssrs Lawrence and
Chambers bare commenced work on the
new Block corner Of Front and Second
Street, and are pushing operations with the
greatest vigor. A largo force commenced
exsavating the cellar the later part Of last
week. :
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We note change at the B q NJ.
Office, in this city. Mr.. G, Peasley
who has had charge ofthe Office basi
ness for some months, has retired, as
has Mr.. w. III. Northup, Gen'l Agent.
They are succeeded by Mr.. Geo. w.
Bachus, a gentleman Of large expert
ence in railroading, and most favor
ably know as a business man. The
important interests Of the company
will be safe in his hands. sasa
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See the new advertisements Of Mr..
P. Utecht, Druggist, Carroll House
Block. Peter now has a fine stock Of
goods in his line, and is truly an in
dustrious, ate ntiye, careful druggist,
richly deserving the success which we
are glad he is meeting with.