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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-24

TnE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The prospec-
tus OF this justly popular Magazine, for 1864
is before US setting forth the claims of the
thirteenth volume upon public consideration.
IL presents long list of names, eminent in
American litarature, as contribu tors to the
new volume. We shall print the prospec.
tus next week. In the meantime we will
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Mr.. Wilson explained that in October
last, when it was found that the draft for
800 900 men was inefficient to meet the
wants of the War Department, a bounty of
$4OO to veterans and 5000 to others, was Of
fered, and this bill was, designed to carry
out he pledge thus made 100000 had
thus been received, and from communication
this was now augmented to $40 100000.
Mr.. Wilson acknowledged the necessity
of exercising great care with regard to the
depletion of the Treasury and to keeping
the credit Of the Government intact. 1t
had always been thought more difficult to
obtain more money than men. He wanted
the currency of the country to be sound and
and her credit good, yet We must keep our
pledges made to enlisted men. Their en-
lstments were numerous not olnv in the
Northern States but in the Southwest.
East Tennessee had recruited $500 men
Texas had furnished two regiments, and
Arkansas had yielded substantial! additions
to their force. Such recruits should be
dealt with according to promise. He was
in favor ola Communication. clause and for thu
payment of bounties proposed.
Mr.. Harris did not favor the amendmen
of the Committee as it stood and thought |
would stop all recruiting after the 9th o
January.
Lane, of Ind. said we could not fill on
armies with conscripts alone. There wer
$1,000 900 men subject to draft at this time
and of this number, on the basis Of the re
ceipt of last draft, but 100000 could b
brought into the field, the entire enroll
ment were taken, and out of this nrmbe
form 10000 to 1000 would be deserters
Indiana had more than filed her quot
aud could be depended on under any Gil
cumstances, to furnish her full share with
out resort to the draft.
Ccllamer moved to strike out the word
January 5th' and insert "tll the mex
draft" not later than Febnary 1st. Lost.
Howard moved to strike out Is in the Con
mittee's amendment, and insert 20 as I'll
bounty for obtaining enlistment of veteran
: Rejected after conversational debate part
: cipated in by Wilson, Howe and Fessendel
On motion of Mr. Sherman the Sena'
adjourned.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 21-An attack made or
the out-posts of Fort Gibson. by Stark wealth.
er's forces, stared to be 1000 strong, was
repulsed and fell back, taking part Of his
forces across the Arkansas Gibson was
moving northeast. 4
Tbs 3D. Wisconsin Cavalry has just re-
turned from successful Reconnaissance
Southwark. They went within Is miles OF
Red River. Finding the enemy had changed
his position since last advices they were
unable to proceed further. Their return
was . constant skirmish for over 100 miles.
Strong bodies of the enemy being posted at
the cross roads to intercept them. They cut
their way through. Some places were avoid
ed by taking blind mountain passes.
Their loss was slight. Among the prisoners
captured was the notorious Handy Lane
He boosted d having killed over. 90 Union
citizens with his own hands.
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The Life Of the Flesh is in the Bzoo1

The Life Of the Flesh is in the Blood
was said BY inspiration long before Harvey.
discovery its circulation had brought t.
light its purposes and uses. Now we know
not only that ''hfe is in the blood 1" but tina,
dlsease inhabits it also. Many of the dis.
orders tnat pervade the human frame. have
their home in it, thrive and grow in it. The
celebrated DR.. j. @. Aver, of Lowell has
had regard to this important fact in making
Remedy to cure these disorders His Ex
tract of Sarsaparilla purges out the impuri.
ties Of the blood and induces healthy &C.
ton - IL that expels disease. This looks
reasonable, and il is true, for we know by
our own experience. Seldom as we take any
tasa eclna. We have nevertheless several
times been nnde: obligations to the skill of
Or. Aver for the relief which his remedies
never fail TO afford us when we are obliged to
have recourse to them. [Catholic, Halifax,
n. y. For sale by all Druggists.
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mat IL has D. g. Barnes signature on our private u
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on side label, See that bottle is NOT renllrd
Win spurious and deleterious stun. We DEFY any
TO match the taste character Of our goods
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~ our log cabin bottle. Any person Initiating thi,
oo''e' or eiins any other material therein wheth
er called Plantation Bitters or not lisa crininalun
der U. .. Law, and viii be 80 prosecuted by u,. ".
already have eur eye on two parties realizing our
bottles, &C. who will succeed In getting themseys.
into close quarters. The demand for Drak's Plant.
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IS perfectly incredible The simple tr.a Of bot,i.
Is the evidence We present Of their worth and
rioriy They are sold by all respectable druxxi,,,
srocers physicians hotels, saloons, steabo at, aud
country stores. gs sser
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Spvvnpnarv IF News.

The matter of the exchange of prisoners
has been confided to Gen. Butler. A boat
went on the 2lst with 1000 rebel prisoners.
who will be offered in exchange for an equal
number of ours in their hands. Confid ence
has been expressed in the success of this
plan.
The Army Of the Potomac is in the same
position it has occupied for some time past.
as does Gen. Lee. Our men have provided
comfortable quarters for themselves.
The report of Longstreet being surround
ed and himself killed is discredited.
The Missouri question has been settled
Gen. Burnside goes to Missouri, aid Gen
Curtis to Kansas, in place Of Ewing removed
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ERIE RAILWAY.
So, Forming with its connections


The Great broad Guage Route ia
NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN
Hartford, Fail River, Providence, Worcester and all
the principal cities and towns in New England. CT
" Saving % miles in distance from Dunkirk or
Buffalo to New York.
Express Trains leave Dunkrk and Buffalo On arri.
val Of all trains FIR ON the west, and run through to
New York without change.
When necessary. the trains on this road will wait
two no urs at Dunkik and Blu alo for trains from the
west, and run through to New York without LAYING
over at any intermediate point.
Boston and New England passengers can 10 via
New York without additional cost, and have CT dice
OF all rail or Sound ste aulers to destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are in tn no
to New York on ali night trains. Palace cars will
Foote's Patent ventators, perfectly free from DUST
are run on day Express trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low as
by any otl ,er route. -..gte -.
s.r Secure Tickets pia the ERIE RAIL WAY,
which can be obtained at all principal ticket Offices
In the West To Merchants this route offers unequal
ed facilities for the shipment of Freight.
Chicago Office, "a Clark Street, GEoRaK SrARR
Ticket agent &C. WHEELER, Freight Agent
New York Office, 240 Broadway, CHA RI es p. CRAIG
Ticket Agent, A. IL. WARp, Freight Agent
Boston Office, Is State street, JOHN 8. DUsLAp, ~
z. Agent. 1870 CHAS. MINoT, Supt
! VIM. h BARR, Gel'l Pass Agent. [dee24 '63
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL.
IA ROAD.
Great Central Route 10 New York.
g New England and the Canadas.

UAe%s Sensf4i hOute 10 New York.
Z g New England and the Canadas.
On and after Sunday, Nov 18TH 1865 trains leave the
treat Central Union Depot, foot Of Lake street as
follows: @'' %
$50 A. NJ, (sundays excepted) arrive, Detroit GAO
p M; Toronto 4O5 a. m; Suspension Bridge 4:O5
m; Buffalo 30 a. m; Albany 3:45 D. M (: New Yo, i
$50 p. M; Boston 1880 q. IN. ~
4io p. IN. Saturdays cxcepted) arrives Detro;t
o:'W ~ m; Toronto Is m; Suspension Bridge 4.ah
p. m; Buffalo > 90 m; Albany 5:45 a. A.; New Yorl
1850 " M; Boston 500 d. m Sttta' NJ --;' F'e' 49,
1904 p m. Saturdays and Sundays excepted, arr
Detroit lUO0 q. m Toronto 905 u m: sus Bridpe n,
N; Albany . 10 m; N Y. 2.45 m; Boslon s. CO % M
SlNcisSATi TRAiss-via the Michigan Central K. r.
leave Chicago at $50 a, m. Mail Train 10 90 n. m
Fast Express. The 10 00p m train leaving chic 90
runs through TO Cincinnati without change of cars or
~ Ruttan's Patent yentilating and armirx an.
parstns On all cars Of this Company.
~ An elegant smokers ear with eucbre tahI.s
mas lately been dded to our day trains
Patent Sleeping cars on night trains Bappape
checked through. Through tickets for sale at ali
principal Railroad Offices ia the West Al the Genar
al ONCE corner OF Lake and Dearborn streets .(un
der the Trement House,) Chicago, and OF the DEPOT.
II. G; WENTWORTH, GenI West'n Pass. Agent.
Dee ~ 100 --soo--io E.r Chicago.
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BEED-Cn the 14th inst Of varioloid, Capt.
B. TW0G0OD, aged 81 years and six months.
Wisconsin papers please copy. ~

BEED-Cn the 14th inst OF varioloid, Capt. O.
B. TwOGOOD, aged "a years and six months.
Wisconsin papers please copy.
Capt. T. was, until the breaking out of
the rebellion, citizen of Horizon, Wis
at which place he raised company of men
under the first call of the President for 70,
600, and with the 1st Wisconsin regiment
served in the Potomac army until their term
Of enlistment expired, when he returned
home and raised a second company for the
10th Wisconsin, in which regiment he serv-
ed until June hst, when i'll health COMPEL
ed hm to resign. In September be remov-
ed with his family to this place, intending
to make il his home. Capt 7. had ca rnei
the reputation Of being good officer and
an h, norable man Of his bravery and for.
titude the campaign OF last winter, ending
with the bloody field of Murfreesboro, will
bear ample testimony. His comrades in
arms as well as his acauair tanccs will hear
Of his decease with deepest regret. His stay
with US was short, but the few friends who
had formed his acquaintance sincerely sym
pathise with his family and numerous con
nection in this their great loss but his etsr-
nal gain. ra sz.a h,af .Ee #
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Taxpayers of the city of Ottumwa are hereby no.
tined that the Textbooks for s63 have been pjac ed
IN my hands, and that am prep AIRED to receive
taxes Tor SAID year at my Office Front street over
Cowan s Drug Store, from and after this date -.
Dec. %, 1863. JOHN DANJHy
40 153w '.'.ts C;ty Gai,
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Pirt, at AUrOr1.

f" AURORA. Dec ia fire broke opt in the
second story of the building belonging to
the c. B, & @. Railroad, adjoining the ma
chine shop. this morning. The building
was totally destroyed. The Round House
I'D Car shops are uninjured only ono To-
ANS,otive was burned
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MARRIED In Caldwell township. Appa
moose county, by Rev. q. W. Burkyt, on Sunday,
Dec. 9th, 1868, Mr.. o. MOFFEIT Of this place and
Miss MAHALA FISK, of WayEeCounty, Iowa.
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l1AKTRUFF V REMRY.

1. Retrospoctire statutes That statute
was designed to be retrospective in ITS ope
rations will not be implied when it does not
relate to subjects which would render such
q construction necessary from considerations
of public necessities. The general rule is
that ~hspaysr. the .iDtentjep tn make it re
2 Same Revenue Act. The Revenue act
approved April 9Th, 1852, Gan act to amend
chiPteE 40 of the revision of 1850, being an
act In relation to Revenue. Chap. I7S,
Lows OF 1862 is not retrospective in its op.
Grafton and penalties incurred before the
taxing effect thereof upon taxes delinquent
when it went into operation should be as
sessed as prescribed by the law under which
twas incurred, ae
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DRLISoUENT TAxEs.-The following de-
cision IN relation to the construction OF the
act regulating delinquent taxes, has been
rendered by the Supreme Court of this
State We give the headings of the decis
ion. The Case was an appeal from Des
Moines County. i.
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Ne Presidents Proclamation of Amnesty
Nan Of reconstruction will eventually
the approval and sympathy of all the
Y w the South except the leaders OF the
- and some two hundred and filty
A sristocratic shareholders.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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REPAIRING. REPAIRINs,,

Done neatly, on short notice, and at reasonable
and Beeswax. rps'' ""se
Remember the place, csrner Of Main and
Market streets. KRANFR uIIIrn nu
Ottumwa, October 20, 1868 a,.1s.t,
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Drug Store.

y5Nhe undersigned has opened n Drug Store In the
" Curlew building and has a large and extensive
stock of ? = -
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Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
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a New Yorker went to Georgia few
years : nee, aud married niece OF Her
scbel ' johnson, sad niece being en-.
numbered vi cotton plant alton and a
10, OF negroes. He came North when
the rebellion broke out, leaving his wife
10 manage affairs. The rebels coufsc at
ed a his property, $4,000 worth, and
he and his wife are nov at Troy.