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The New York herald., 1863-09-09
Mr.. Oscar G. sawysr's Dsspakh.
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90 Tuesday lat, at The request d Admiral fanrre1,
General Gilmore ordered cur meaehing BATTERIES u
opsu for the third tine % Fort sam,ss, 10 dsmosst
Owe guns ~h,eh alleged % have been paced IN
position BY The reb<s A,ier had once cnectaaiy re-
dpoed us ~cs. Tie IRE maintained from
daylight 70 duE, win deiiberatsn and greai a..
fc.l On no previous occMon bad our Gre besp %
accurate. ard cn dAys boubArdmsnt hal lLo ~
suln been apparent no srns drectei ssa.o.i
The g~rapet and the uavorss~ W sandtagr prolscins
tbe guns northeast Hls q the fort The
sast face also 10 for "a share q The pounding.
During Tbs forenoon lLree guns drDounisd ors e
Which toppled the BY ocr,Lesvost pro
<ciIe- pisoe1 NJ, a. co-s,a dsring the
aflsrDcon. The sandbsg uavsrses veFs t1mbsd Gcsn
Ana The psrsp~, The aas, sos svssd 70 The rans1,
rrs rampar, ot the porthssG sids q ,hs 70
p.Ai.dIy suucs and W pieces. Ard when the ere
oaAssd Al night neary All tie the sas. tao
we're bic, aId Tho soaih1@st bssssn coD
psisIy % RUNS that vas mfn~s'LS 70 say ~hsr.
either oS fares loiIiDg them bevan. rbs for,
10 r.lns ssd canoot gun. Any furts~ eaatEg.
anos a ocr Gre ~oad b. . vSls a vslasbs s.pyls~,
which b. usss v a basssr asvAo.ass bsrsansr
rmr rssross sracs ,osr srrrss rcu
purns ,bs avrpon % Tuesday No caannasdes a ~
xonro-s assembled Admiral D~Llsrsns eats
60 tls aASsllp Pliadsl.hA AMI aba sltSs "a W,
aetpn, and m abou, eleven o.elos At nAst, thsy
r.aared ~ NJ h2fbos and began lns sgtt Tbs night
was qults hvosssis fos ts rgvsm~at, lbs bsas
PARTIALLY ob~cgr.a ~ isfs nesey eouas and ina saa
sao VI Tha rsbes Haiivas's isisaa snd Fort
sumtsr n pa&snly a@os~i cDsld ba cssfsd -hs
Al ,ns saDs tns bs yooitors qsll4 ~ sAsy mate
oss sy sha rsesl ssnssrs from half Is~s ssyeu sblH
FOO, o'eso<s a ID. m~Bss us mspsors sas fr11scss,
-hleA id sd gs ,bs hstt unsI alter msisfhi,
aeng at1e sossh sas fAes samisr vsy tgss
neen pcb shsls sni ,vo hnadsss-yoIssu Tauv.i gfo
yecsus~ crsblEs nfoash the vsh a ihs fcri .th lsf
rrsss s~~c,, asla1es a atsgt slghs Lasdftf yaas
ysAn she thsy snsar.d ntsus saa hsapy 1ss f'osn
Eor soal1A, Eattsry Bse. u@ ssiisry "a hc~s' Pa
sant % sslilsans is@ns All fori Nsss1 Aod haii~y
etegs 20 vorrs s~na. wsisssi ~ nfns fot 'sTsf.l
.srs aarssg Tbs sti al must - ihls hafs ssrsf
.~e me rseel g1ss -orssi viin ~ msfh rsv snd -
vsday A. l.sy we're - saHiyass ''hd o. mn hrh,.
49,, ,.,.,sas has f.s~s Hpr iiss B~aek inssl ns,.
49,, A. "a. wga,a a. sti,sms 49, So a. urlstsr
80. ,,,.f a essvy s'ia< 80 ~ hg~ y 20 eon-
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The New York herald., 1863-09-09
Com merci.i Inseilsssne..
shtppsns yevs

Arrived from Nee Yorh John Boyshar . At Dartmouth
"Avopsua FLIP HsrnAnn Albert, AZ Terei neschland
at Hamburg kurianf. n schithe Fgko ard AkseaarrAa
tunkss Cosomho, al Dpblls. Ffsnkfoft, AZ Tsrsi
trsths al Qusenstovn lasse Waters AID Wl.sn.in al
Lvssp~ei ship srsve, non iyupeo ''r ss,os has pst
~. Q1ecpsHrp ksbY
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
MApeMorsgLLg rirfFNs.
m marksss.

LONDON MONEY MA4Kn.
The london T,sAes of the 7Tth of AUgpt SAYS m liz
city article, scne bills oeschanee have been put INTO cir
cuiatou pusportipg 70 be drawn View Orleans by q
Podef per procuraton u Richard Cspplcstone 90 isx
auder Sutherland TO-, Fowkes buidisgs Great Tpwer
street, BY hon they are scoeptsd peyabie al the
Alliance bAnh ~ buaoo and Liverpool No such arm
bo~ever have any accoubt 18th the Alliance psk sna
the name is not " 10 fe1sd 10 iha ifns"n nireetsy
ne re'arn from b. eapf z pEhyd fy ~ yyc$ ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
Collision s.s~.ss ss,a,.,s ..a D...,,.,..

tS GsV. h~Nt = ~
s~saesns~t a tLs klnsh iiinaa~s e~vsfy sf~t plss
~ srrrst a ds~rtsss Essds. urf statn
sa~unty, hs *tss@, at ngbt. Iss se~ftss -'fe
asa by aAxgas t~s1iy tstpsns s~m5ss 4 stcta
A~a. wsm~4 "a toe 500 sre Five te~tsrs rss t.ssh.
tso - ~11m wsss ssr0o~y weunt~i. A.. is'un
sAifsns whS asSsd kfns CpnsssefAoT sttssnebs W.
70 n lhryaxfsgat ths cguGfy,
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
The Third Bombardment Of
Fort Sumter. II
1 LAND AND WATER ATTACK.
EFFECT OF THE FIFTEeN-MCH SHOT.
Look Out for Rebel Iron
Ae.. &C.. -.

Ar. GaleA II. Osborae's Despatch.
kosaH Inland =. C., sept. 3, 1898.
pcxT wAGrn rs ArRoAusa.
] send herewith diagram Of Fort Wagner and ito 20.
proscbes. II 10 complete and accurate, beyond any
sketch Of ,hn rebc stronghold that has yet found way
into Union hands
Tho peculiar,ies Of Fort Wagner viii At once be apps
rent by reference 10 the diagram Situated avery
portion Of tho ISLAND stretches from the beach
upon the right to the marsh upon the left only bc
Ganked BY the navy hut then engineer occr
expressed IL, az won't stay nankcd." line Of obsti-
ccs exfpdng from the parape 70 low water mark crec
tuAlly precadcs Of troops beyond it, whle
every avenue swept by the guns Of The work.
AZ A.sAuIrS0 cotumS.
n getting up fort an opportunity 10 attack bat
email portion Of ns front. The dry marsh which
In upon The left, besides being nled with torpsdoes 10
impassable for infantry.
The security OF tho gArrison of Fort Wagner NJ
bcmbar dment rendered nearly perfect BY the large
bonbproa conspicuous in the sketch. Here, q struc.
ture made impenerab.e TO heaviest pro,eces.
tho rebels take refuge whenever shot and shell into
the work hotiy 10 make unsafe 70 stay outiie.
The strength Of this bombproor immense. Thousands
OF slaves have abored for months upon until the thick
nefe OF 's walls bids defiance - ordnance which
may bring 10 bear against II. In of assault
bombardment cesses, and then the enemy rushe. cut
from t@ place q shelter, with guns and ammunition
dry and with every energy boarded tho moment of
attack This bornbpfocf Is banding very heavy tim.
ber covered by an immense mound of earth and sand.
bsgs upon either end entrance and zgzag passages
load through and through the structure.
Upon tho south end Of the bonbprocf situated the
cavaer-a raised parapet giving sbelter 90 . corps II
shsrpshooters, who constantly practising their SKIN
upon ssppcrs.
rns oksEsAts euArrEss
In the traverse between drft second guns ufcn
the face the quarters ~ post com mandant
understood y be General TAiserro This po~uon 10
very secure only the guns the be ng abe 70
do u injury.
AuHoAms-
General Giinsores NTH parallel IN Indicated upoo the
ridge CALAMITY from the enemy by the Twenty
fourth Massachusetts the 2sih uit IRON ms roat
the groend dssoends all the way the fOrt on this
ridge strongly inrcnohed, while the satsers 10
plain sebi o the enemy and oonlnaAly snder thslr Gre
are gradually pushing their way forward.
rrv roar
The very ow POSITION 81 Wagner renders II imposstble
TO The Water found 81 the Depth ol too
feet where digging. sod The tarreys IL sG
bower than The portion oseap I'd by advanced sAyp~a
with the approval 81 GencrAl Gilmore have pdioaoi
10 tbs skst1h oor position Ia ths extreme frai
Here The narrow deveor nseuI-ssa thaa t~esiy
ysrds-tts scarcity ~ earh tho numerous torpe s-s
win which tts groand filled, and tbe sharp, stirE
artillery hre ron tho cosnys works, All oonsp,rs
rcsder advanos from this point, by night or DAY
hbosIc~s perious and allow.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09

ne steamship Adratic from Liverpool 10 Galway 90
the Ist Inst passed Cape Race to-day boarded
By shs news yacht OF the press and The following
mary d asws obtained me sxperencsd srong
bad wirds she bursted steam pipe the nst day out
she has go stserase and 30 cabin passngers.
me Adriasic sailed for Nsw Y0k NJ nooO today.
Ths Rebel Pytvaseers.
YHH LorDON TlMn1 AND Kr0LlsH PEOPLE AFRAID
or THE REBEL AAN BrfLDIrG-JEyv. DAvls' BID
YoR SPANISH AID-sPAlE DECLINES HIS oYvKRs
Tbe London 7~u of September says N regard 70 tbe
destination Of the suspc,ous powerful plated
frignsas . LAirds yard-wc do not think 10 morally
right ships Ike those should leave porp for such
thas for which they intended We do not
wssA any ~ss Of tA<~ sao o~ IA soSas oraad,
4 dospstch from London, a The LIST f septenb bcr
says-Tbe Rchmo0d government bad made pressing
spres 70 lhe SPANISH gov Obtain recognition d
Inc coafedsrass stAles oderng 70 guarantee 70 SPAN the
possession Of Cuba and Porto Rico.
The spHlish government aeclined
Tho Liverpool Acsys pruee~ses have reliable nfor
NATION thai tho vanArsHt susk BY The Alabama
Augsss ID, IAli.SAs ~, 'oositsde ~.
The Polish Revsiutton.
n Polish lnsurrsotson = tseps u SIN rasps rs's
rrapnc sdvioss report great victory KAnow bot
which side 10 Dot stass1
After burning Polish village the Russians ssst 70 sr
thousand souls a.-apd ooonscAted estates for
ezecuiisg Russ'an SPY caught near tbs village
wARsAw, August 70 1893
The pai,ouA government has decree forb ddns
the ersrc se of ,hs ceosorship wumw TIE ch,o cen
sor H. Totisc zecreauzki, has consequently already
dersd his rSigsAipn
II reported In psrn thai Russia viii not reply 70 The
thsss notes, but Will give constitution 70 Poland.
The German Com9rsss.
In Frankfort thought that the Congress Of Prn.
docs provo satisfactory 70 the German people
revolution may follow.
Turkey.
ie intelligence OF large connasra'on ., nonAs'sr, IN
Turkey.
Japan.
Dates from japan W July 4 are received. There s
srnmsnl and The orssners The Tycoon has char,sred
a Prit1h steamer 70 convey roops
Inafa.
fHy telegraph from euex
sbr,ar.. 81 10. er.. In ,sod,ns ao~nwmdr. suIe
twist l0~. 6ull and declining. Costsu gust broarh
1sor.. sawgrmed Diarwa s2sr ooppss tile dull copper
uaiws yrOsv. Exchange on Lndon, si1 months, hrst
class cssaits n. I'D Government securities per cents
IGS ~ sr 'sss sssn ~, ~, d per cents rs 'sn
The mails reaebed sosz on tho evening Of Angus, %
Rhirtlngs sk lbs, 10 good demand. Mule twist 40g.
nrm Copper sheatbing--xArkst improving, do tito
quiet Indigo prospects not good per Lin
seed ". higher and advancing Rice MARKET improving.
Juts-fiigbsr rr,ccs demanded.
Conn merctaI Intelligence.
THE LorDcs MONEY MARKET
LSvrssoot. Angus, 20, 1893
Consois 93X oak.
Ncw three per cents o3N ON
Foreign securities are generally well sustained.
Coussdsrae loan steady at 20 a ~ dsooupt
ut ted states SIN per cent bopds, Tsk
| consos e3H asox.
| ruR PARIS BouKss.
Aratn 20, 1868.
The Bogrse very nrm Reote~ sst Igc
| THE LArksr nAaKgrr.
| Ls swrcyt, Sept Moon.
Corros-sacs today $, 900 baes The naarks, = qac,
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
he 2sth Of Angus. gives The following results whsD

ing the 26h Of August gives The following results when
compared with the previous week
Rest Rsst............ e., AGO. :. Decrease f37 037
Public Deposits. 6,7l880l Increase 6s1 ,l33
Other deposits II 800 568 Decrease l9S, ,7ol
On the other side OF the account
Government securities ell ,0eI 2S4 Increase E2, ,S68
Other securities lS134,<73 . Decrease. 1873 ,22S
Notes unemployed sl4l $50 Increase. $50 100
The amount Of notes circulate E20 g2 C6O being
decrease Of f32s e70 and tho ck OF bullion n both
departments 10 klb. .a00 3s4, showing increase Of
422S 2s2 when compared with the preceding return.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
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W sss~- " s&y.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
THE LDRlATIC OFF CAPE RACE.
TWO DAxs LATER NEWS.
England Thoroughly Alarmed at the
Rebel Ram Building.
JeG: Davis Offer 70 Spain for Aid and
Refusal Of the Queen.
4 REVOLUTION In GERMANY PROBABLE,
As.s As.s ka.

81. JouR, N. r.. Sept. ., 1888.
Ths steamship Adriatc, from Liverpool viz Galway
The inst passed Cope Race to-day and boarded
By shs news yacht Of the press, and The following
mary news obtained -fhe AdSiaIc sxper,encsd ssrons
bad winds She bursed steam ppe the nrss day oat
she has $50 Storage and 30 cabin pAasagers
me Adriasic sailed for Nsw YORK. nooo today.
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NEW YORK

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The New York herald., 1863-09-09
EmgIund,s Policy.

EngInnd's Policy.
Lord Clarendon at Frankfort has made the pecoesary
srrangemens for meet ng between tho Q0, Of Eng
tad and he Emperor OF Austria and She latter viii 40
Roseaau before he eturUs TO his statcs Iord Cla
rendon 70 writing memorial on the German question.
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sa constitution may b hsrmonousy az csed n snea ~
relations 10 the lust power of Prussia and 70 Inc uss
serests VI the nation l owe Il TO my country ana .ne
OF Germany give no explanations WHICH may
bind ne to NV federal allies before such discuss
taken place. Without SUCH however. my participation
In tho discussions would be impracttcab.e
This consider aton nl uot restrain from giving The
sams cons derat 10 any communication which my fede
raj allies nay transmit which have always de-
voted 70 the Development o tho general Interests Oh me
country sEl -.s.
pray your Majesty and exalted federal allies as
preston of federal friendship with which remain
your Maiestys anectionate brother friend.
aa& ta nnh WILLIAM.
To his Majesty the Emperor Of Austria
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The New York herald., 1863-09-09

s1,a.
on the occasion OF my late fight with Dilon you tool
the liberty TO do wnat Dillon could do-namely, 70
bill ne You stated your pAper that dead
and preAched frpernl sermon my grave ] have
70 reques that you an do me the justice 70 bring
10 life again. seene that am all alive and k'ckipg,
and you do shall be happy 10 zee you at my 'crib'
10 Castc street, 10 tske part Of bottle u wth
20 that you may Judge BY your own eyeight, o., "
you are np " the noble ar may take friendly bout
with The sotest gloves have to enable you udgs by
your own feelings whtber am dead or alive.
but you pefhspe, botev up N the of your
own weapon-the prn-whicb 10 sometimes deadly
than the ns ecclcee an article cut from your paysr
" preach iron showing that, although Bob Travcrs
not killed by Dillon hst sftev hours hammering
Anthooy Golding vas killed by stab from
the knife of Patrick Early.
am sure, II you will your rit of the sab by put
ting down payer and getting your prints devin or
whaievsr else you call the people Who up TIE lies
that appear every day all The Dewspapcrs such
ing people bo all alive o. which nobody but devils
would do-you can preach capital sermon about "The
Fist against tho Knie.p Your obedent sarvant at com
mand FOR anything ike fair play, which q jewe
BOB TEAvERs.
CAsrrS srsur, InounH socAHE, August 26.
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Dates from japan W July are received There Ia 70.
ported 10 be growing snity between the Tyccons gov
ernmcnt and the foreigners The Tycoon has chartered
a Britsh steamer 10 convey trcops
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nv Yes,erday,s pTaiI--Latest.


The Herald believes the CONSUMPTION act
will be postponed. Per contra it is said the
government is preparing to draft in New
York for the old regiments.
The surrender Of General Foster is dis.
credited.
II is said the Attorney General doubts
the legal ty of the capture Of the Peterhof.
Reports cay tne French have surrounded
Puebla on three sides, headquarters three
miles distant.
The Nop South reports the. renewal Of
the fight at Charleston on the 10th. It
adds: Sumter probably preached before
this time
The Purser Of the Arago reports the
clads still off the bar on the 18th, that
nothing had been done since the 18th.
The Navy department. does not regard
the result at Charleston az decisive.
The rebels admit bad defeat Of Pegram,
in KY.
Capt A. G. Brewster, Of the Federal Ar
my, has been hung in Richmond.
Foreign news is not important. POLISH
leaders are disbanding their forces and CIV
ing up the contest.
Banks is certifying New Orleans strongly
in the belief that the enemy can concentrate
rs, 900 men on the city in IL hours.
The rebels are moving on Yorktown and
Suffolk. Gen. Keyes repulsed on attack Of
Longstrset near Yorktown on Saturday.
Tho Internal Revinue produced one and
half million last week, with d steady in
crease.
Springfield, I'll has gone against The Cop
perhsads by decisive majority
Gen. Burnside has ordered all domestic
traitors to be sent across the lines.
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STATE OF IOWA.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. |
Davenport, April 9th, 1853.
GENER AL ORDERS, NO 49,


Davenport, April 9th, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO 49,
l. All military organizations in the State will :.
mediately report to this department. the number Of
men enrolled In their respective companies the
number, kind and condition of arms In their posses
rion the number and condition Of accouterments,
aud amount of any other kind of State property In
their possession.
II. These reports will be ade directly to this de-
psrtment, except In cases herein after mentioned.
III Companies, (including the Southern Border
Van Buren, Davis and Wapello win report TO Lieut..
Colonel J. A. Vail. at Keok uk, who will report to
this department Companies, (including the south.
wayne, Appanoose, Clarke, Lucas and Monroe
will report to Lieut.. Col II. Tannehill. at Centre
Vile, Appanoose county, win report to this de.
partment. Companies, (including the Southern Bor-
der Brigade)in the counties of PottowotoHie, Mills,
Fremont, Montgomery, Page, Adams, Taylor, Union
and Ringgold, VIII rePortto Lieut.. CO, n. g. Bar.
department.
Nv. Companies not making these reports win be
disbanded.
~. New bonds will be required for armes other
State prop ery mention cd In paragraph l. OF these
General Orders, which were delivered iron this
DEPARTING Mt prior to to JAN /, 1868. Blanks will be
furnished from this Department. All arms, &C, for
which no nds not given will be taken poss
slon OF by the State.
Lieut. Coils Wall, TannehilI, and Banner will see
that this order s promptly and strictly carried into
enect In their respective districts named In para
graph H. of these gensaal orders, and mme atAly
return said neH bonds to. this department. New
bonds for arms, &c, held by companies in other
parts Of the State, win be returned directly to this
department.
VII. And as arms, accoutrements and camp
equippage belonging TO the State. have fallen into
the hands of individuals who still hold them with.
GU, authority or security to the State, is ordered
that all such individuals Immediately surrender
said arms &C., to the persons named below:
To any Captain of the Southern Border Brigade
In counties where said Brg ade il organised to- any
Captain of Northern Border Brigade, In counties
where said Brigade Is organized; to Lient. Col. S
Wall, Tannehill, or Lieut. Col Fargo, of Dubuque
from all counties the line of the Dubuque and
sioux City Railroad, COMMITTEES north of said line
to the Secretary of State at Des Dimes, or to this
Department, as may be most convenient, from other
p arts OF the State not heretofore mentioned.
Aid. de-camp to the Governor will see that thii
order is strictly enforced, ana report thereon to
this department. ~.
VII. All recruiting officers for the Eth lows
Cavalry are directed 70 report 10 this Office, and to
se nd all recruits to camp Memberships, Davenport
without further delay. y
BY order OF Commander n-ohief.
s.sss. N. b. BAKER,
apl l6.3w Adj. GEN OF Iowa.
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Marble Hail.

YIN. Mol has removed from the Senate
10 the onuos;te side of Front Street, into the
former dining-room of the Carroll House,
which he has fitted UP in the best style tor
a restaurant and saloon, and where ne IN
tends to cater for the wants ofthe public IN
little the most satisfactory manner ever AZ.
tempted in this city. "a
NJ vo,, want GOOD soup, from loi to IL
A. Won can find il at Marble Hall.
-If YOU want fresh oysters, prepared IN any
style, 60 to Marble Hall. They are receiv-
cd from Baltimore every day by express.
Ifyou want glass Of good Beer or Aie'
you will And both at Marble Hall.
In short, Marble Hall will be iouna !, =
pleasant place to spend social hour n, Gan
and try it on. WM NIL
otnimwa. Oct so. 1se3-34l4u
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DIX, RAKER,s PAIN PANACEA.

t'we not In the habit of endorsing patent
medicines, upless we have indubitable proof
DIR BAKERS Of heir efficiency. In view ofthe
m ultiplicity OF quack nostrums
PAIN with which the country Is con
= tinually flooded, II becomes Of
PAN A G f. a. ten the duty Of tn e journalist to
warn the public against imposition than to commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit but when
medicine earns for itselfa reputation and becomes
absolute necessity In ey cry family where there
Is disease, and when those who use II never after
d. sp ense with u when they ia need Of remedy
for pain or disease, 10 then becomes the duty OF the
journalist to make such medicine remedy as wide
" known as possible. Our attention has frequently
been called, as well by those who the medicine
as those who sell It. to the unexampled success Of
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, which has gained q
medicine that has ever been sold In this country
Marshall Iilinoissn,
FOR srle by J. TAYLOR, 0ttumwa. (Dcc.2
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GRy. BurLER's SPEEcH-So apology is
necessary for the large space assigned IN
this issue. to Gen. B. F. Buffers speech, re-
Gently delivered in New York. The practi
ca! sagacity which General Butler has dis
PLAYED in all he has done sincs the rebellion
broke out, and the success which pas al
WAYS attended all his opera lions, give to his
uttersnces an Importance perhaps exceeding
those of any other of our Statesmen and
Generals. We commend the speech to the
particular notice Of our readers.
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While war absorbs the minds of men.

While war absorbs the minds men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes TO fight
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife stiH seems to hold the sway,
And politicians fight to rule the day
Forgetting. that, united we mustbe,
Or neer exist as nationally free.
IT'S hard indeed tn at ALE for countrys sake,
Can not unite ONE, from Gulf to Lake;
But worse by far that we in North should drag
To earth by wrangling our once noble flag
There's still one hope--and one Is all,
To hold our right, avert our fall;
IT'S simply thfs-'mid cannens roar
Proceed to Betts's Clothing Store;
The aptidote he gives for cure
Is mild and pleasant, and Ills sure;
He sells you first, Coat, Pants, or Ha.
And then TO match, nice Cravat;
II still you want you'll get shirt
Which comes tn you as cheap ss dirt;
He keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
Or anything that you may lack,
From Shoe-strngs to carpet-sack.
For those that ready ma de won't please,
He'll meet Heir wants their troubes ease
He keeps the best Of goods on hand,
Give fits that can't be beat by man;
AIS styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he can't be beat.
Come then come all and buy ofthose
Who gives you bargains in your olothes.
+. w. BELTS.
Ottumwa, Nov. %, 1862.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-16
A CASE has recently been decided in Cf

A CASE has recently been decided IN ohi'
cavo against a conscript under the last
.iraft who claimed exemption As an alien' ~
uas n-oysn that he had voted, and the
without any more evidence decided
he wsss citizen. and liable to draft.
ls lose who expect to escape,the coming con.
'.ript;on by the plea ofnon citizenship must
rbe careful how they exercise the r'gnt OF
suffrage. The privilege ofvoting presumes
the liability of fighting. The poll books
will be useful by and by.