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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-03

To TUE PEOPLE OF Fslloto Citi-
Gems Having very frequently been sollci.
ted, within the last two months. bv men o.
I'll classes, both in md ont Of the army, tC
become candidate for Governor Of thi
State, | have heretofore uniformly declined
or several reasons, tie principle one Of
which is, my desire, after the present re.
heion is put down and the Union fully re-
stored thereby, 10 rem ain n private citizen
and not en- age in public lifc under any cir
rumstances. and there is hut one motive
that causes me to swerve from that resolu
ton, which is the very same that caused
me to ion the array, anil that is, DUTY.
am Informed by men If both political
parties, airce my arrival a, home, that the
public mind has been so infameh, by dem
> eogncs on both sides that there is danger
of collision at any time, so much 40 as to
seriously embarrass he Government
Fully believin that there is M future for
the Government or the country, but w
Thoroughly AMI effcc'ually putting down the
present helllon in tn" Southern States, I
look upon it As the duty of ali to render
whatever assistance is in their power and IL
whatever manner it will do the most good
to Unite the public sentiment Of the peo-
pie to crush ont treason and rebellion
gainst the best government on earth.
The masses Of the people Of all parties
are loyal. but species Of intolerance pre-
walls that is really bec1 m ng alarming, I'M
less they can be Undue d t, use more mod
sraton in the promul st on Of their peculiar
.i'ws on tho questions lat agitate the pub
&c min |, most of which are entirely outside
of the main and Only question now bef,re
the people, that is, h. putting down of this
rebellion. Al parties desire that to be done
as speedily AMI cff.ctua ly as possible the
great point 10 be desired is, that minor
ISSUES and questions should all be laid aside
until we again have united country.
For the present let US all unite heartily
in the support OF the Government. If the
administration adopts measures for the pros
crntion Of the war that do not coincide with
oar political views, let ia make no factious
- position to them but yield to the con-
-t!tuted authority. Mr.. Lincoln is the le-
= ,'iy elected Executive Of this Government,
end during his presidential term we can
have no other. The fact that we did not
vote for him renders us under no less oblga-
ITEMS to support the Government under his
administration, than If We had b .en his most
ardent supporters.
| am in favor Of vigorous pr osecution
of the war TO the fHil extent Of our power,
until the rebellion is suppressed, and of
using all iscans that may he in our posses
sion, recognized by hnn1ra plc warfare, for
that. purpose ! au for the Union without
On fT, and regardless Of whether slavery |
;; and. or falls by It's rcstorarion and in "a: |
vsr Of pesce on no other .crins than the ur-
submission Of the rebels to the
cvn-tituted authorities oi he,Uhited States.
Entertaining Il e.s opinions and reco.ni.
ing he right 81 the country to demand the
services If all good r',z"ns, c''h-~ s< ru.
ess .: l-ier. s..A0r &c Opposed to M
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Stevenson Ala Ano q

ooH, hta., aug. ".
The army ofthe Cumberland crossed the
Tennessee river at four points to-day, with
infantry and cavalry. The I'd Kentucky
cavalry captured 80 pickets at point CD
pos'te Stevenson. Gen. Reynold captured
large forcs at Shell Mount and took
camp on Falling Water Creek. among the
captured are the notorious guerrilla May,
and rebel Congressman Cannon. There
was little or no resistance.
The rebels are reported in force at Rome
ana Cleveland, along the Georgia State
railroad.
Gen. burnside is in the region Of Kings.
ton, and will attack that place before Non.
day.
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Special to Tribune. |
w ashington, Aug. 80.

I. = =
Letters received at the General Land off.
ices from Marysville, California, speak Of
considerable activity in sales of government
land along the lines Of completed and pro.
jected railroads.
Sunday last two men belonging tS the
Confederate Navy. arrived in this city, sent
up from camp at Point Lookout, and we've
incarcerated in Old Capitol Prison. Their
story may be told thus
On the night Of Wednesday, August 18th
Lieut.. Wood, Of the Confederate Navy, left
Richmond with II men, with four boats,
loaded upon wagons, and about dozen
wagons containing stores. amun tion, &c
The expedition proceeded across Chicka-
ho,niny River, taking the route of the army
Of the Peninsula, crossed Pamunkay and
Mattapan Rivers, and Saturday reached
anatouk River. The object of the exped ition
then became known. On this river there
is stationed U. s. gunbost. The inten-
VIII w VOu WAS W kuTpFtS0 the
gunboat and kill or capture the crew, and
then put to sea as = pirate. IN case the boat
was we'll provided with stores and anuni.
ton. His wagons otherwise could return
TO Richmond il any thing was needed He
had oil that was requisite with him, every
prepaI atioa having been made for the sue.
Cess of tho eIped,ion-men armed with
rifles, pistols and cutlasses. On SUNDAY
the force divided, most of the men to 20
with Lieut.. Wood, and the balance to re-
main with the wagons. Sunday night the
party set out in boats, and soon reached
the neighborhood of,he gunboat, but in
stead of surprising the crew, however, the
rebels were themselves surprised. When
within 800 yards Of the gunboat tho air
was suddenly illuminated, and such dead
iy discharge poured into their boats that on
y Lieutenant Wood and four men ss-
capped. +.
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The Democrats special says the large It
meeting ever held there assembled las,
night Gen. Lane offered resolutions which
were unanimously passed, calling upon all
loyal men of the border that can be spared
from hone, to assemble ut Pslona on the 9Th
OF Scptember, with such arms as they can
procure and organize into companies of 20
men each. under captain of their own
choice. Lane spoke two hours, saving the
people Kansas must depend upon them
selves for protection, and expecting tvery
man TO be ready to meet at n,oments nv
iice.
Hon. A. z. Wilder offered resolution in
behalf OF the committee on re olutions. that
the massacre Of Lawrence was d:r.ctly
chargeable to the i'nb.ci lc and inc Elective
policy Of the commander of this department,
and demanding the immediate removal Of
Gen. Schoheld.
Major Anthony offered resolution that
the county of Platte, Clay. and Buchanan
counties in Missouri be held responsible for
any rebel outrages in Kansas north Of the
river. The penalty to be the total dsvasts.
ton Of the line 40 miles wide along the
frontier. All resolutions passed unanimous
y, and were enthusiastically adopted. Sew
efal speeches were made denouncinp tho
S.k- q IL
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Latest News.

Gov. Bramlstte. Of Ky. was inau guratcd
on the LIST. lie takes ground against the
doctrine that the rebel States. lose their
States by rebellion, and against arming the
negroes. .y
Rebel sympathizers have been ordered by
Gen. Ewing to leave Kansas.
The late frost extended over most Of the
Western States. II was also destructive in
Kentucky.
Gold was 81 in New York Sept. LIST.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-Gen. IIalleck has
received official dispatches from Gilmore da-
ted Morris Island Monday, August oath,
giving the particulars Of the demolition Of
Fort Sumpter, and that he lad begun shell
ing the city.
The projectilcs used on the city. Beaurc-
gard designated as the most destructive mis-.
ses used in war. E
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Sum Dtcr and Wagner occupied
bD GI1m Dro.

FoRrREss MONROE, Aug. 28.-1he gun.
boat Western World arrived tins morning
from off Washington. and reports the arri
val there Of the steamer Florida from of
Charleston with the intelligence that the
Union forces occupied forts Su,nptsr and
Wagner on Monday last.
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SATIsrIED---Aany h. usewiyes who Law
been using Soda for years have become ga,
'sf,cd that DeLand & Co.'S Chemical Salern.
tu' Is better for all purposes than Soda and
therefore cannot be induced to Use Sod, or
any ether brad of saleratus
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Rebel Account.

CHARLESTON, Aug 25.-The enemy
land batteries have been maintaining steady
fire on Surnptcr al day. Fighting Mt Wag-
ner was chiefly confined to firing Of our
pickets on the enemy's sappcrs, who con.
tinue to approach Wagner. This evening
about dark, the eneIny's batteries opened q
furious fire en- Wagner, preparatory, IS was
supposed, to an assault. ...--. a..
The following official dispatches have just
been received
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lerSonal wishes--if | should be elected, I
will discharge the duties otthe position with
out fear, favor or psrliality and Tor the best
interest n: the State and nation, to the best
Of my ability. j M.TUTTLE.
ksosArQuA, Aug. 13, 1868.
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Advertisement for the Ii. & o.
Railroad.

Baltimore, Aug. 3l.-There are now tw o
daily through passenger trains over the d.
Il .. Railroad to the West, leaving Balti-
more at 1888 a. m. and $50 p. III. except
Sundays, when the $50 p. III. train leaves
only. Close connections are made with
morning and evening trains from New
York.
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SIdEI HALL.

JOIN ZwIrzLER. Proprietor. Front Stree,
81 door West Of the OtlulEwa ious,
.Ottumwa, Iowa.
IL You want to drink NIT .Siyei, 20 tt
Siyel Hall.
IT You want g,ol glass C ale, go t,
Si.,el Hall
If YOU want good glass Of ser, 20 t,
Sigel Hall.
Hall.
lfyou want n dish Of Fresh ,slcrs, e.
eciv'd V " Express, 20 to o.cel Ila'.
you want anything g"d to.nSie,'
Hall.
Look OUT roR TIEM.-'fhere IL two men
travelling from place to place mostly working
in tho country representing themselves t.
be DIR. Fuller and his agent thereby rohbnp
those that may be afflicted with chronic
diseases Of their money. Now ss harrer
to know that DR. Fuller is located OF Ottum-
wa Iowa and will not travel thus summer
lie has no agent travelling in this country
at present and at any time should he have,
he will carry ccrtifica as snch agent
One nf them treats of Eye snd Ear, III,
other Cancers, Cutaneous Chronic and pri-
vate diseases.
Editors Of papers will be doing their du-
ty to their pa,rons by giving this ut leas
one insertion for their benefit "A large nms
Of money have becn paid these thieves with
in tho last month. 1917
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TnRow IT TO ruE Docs If every house
wife will throw her cheap, worthless kind
Of snleratus and 'da to the dogs and use
My the Chemical Sdlerdtus, there will not
he so much yellow, heavy bread and biscuit
to he seen, aid consequently not 50 many
dyspeptic, aiiing persons. Get paper and
IL it does not SUIT your money will be refun-
dei
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A Challenge.
z. J.. Burton Esq.

z. l.. Burton Esq
Dear Sir Being informed that you
have heon nominated my opposing candi-
dre or Representative I'd KIN 'wirg ha. you
are ende,voring to male parade of my rec.
ord and position through the partial medi.
um of your own paper, read for the mos.
part by one side Of the community, T.,
therefore, Is matter of fairness, make to
you or to Judge Flint, the proposition to
meet you or him, i 4, accordance with the for.
mer practice If candidates. at such times and
places rs we may agree upon, and before
tho jury Of the people of all parties. discuss
an lor the issue of my own and your rec
or and position.
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New York. An

New York, Aug. %.
The Herald's Washington despatch saws:
In view ofths speedy capture of Charleston
and occupation Of South Carolina by Union
troops, the intention of the Government has
been indicated to place Maj. Gen. Butler in
command of that Department n soon as
Gen. Gilmore and Admiral Dahlxren have
completed their work. 1t is thought Just
retribution that Massa ,husetts would fur.
nlsh the commander over that hot.bed of ie-
bellion.
A Government contractor named Petsen,
OF Pittsburg. was accompanied to the old
Capitol Prison, on charge of a wing sold in
Baltimore toa fraudulent Quarter master,
Certificates of Indebtedness 10 the amount OF
forty thousand dollars.
Some three hundred of Whites rebel
guerriilas crossed the Potomac and pobbled
up party of SCOTS cavalry, who we're
guarding tho canal. Ten out of SO escap-
I'd.
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Cambridge Mine. \. e.. Jun.It Is

Cambridge Mine, \. c., Juns II 1853
J Wssr Co
Grnis-Thf pump which ordered for our Mine ia
received and put 10 work in our underlay shat
which we are sinking, We find that Z ne man viii
WIN ease mt 90 gallons per minute, We lifted in
three and u half hours all the water i'm ~. ,b,ft
which measures seven by twelve feet and 10 feet
deep, aud 1t was full when commenced. 1t am
swe,e our expectations III every respect, and nur
workmen are highly pleased with H. II VIII do
great service with but trifling Npeu.s for repairs
Yours. respectfully BURR IItGaIxs
We have plenty more such certificates but think
dress or call upon
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Respectfully yours.
INGA,Ir Ann III nm

Ed W AID II. STILES.
Since writing the above, am credibly
informed that j. II. d. Street also claims
and declares himself to be candidate. If
so, l then include him in the above PROPOSE
ton. f.
E II. STILES.
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FIR. SUMTER, 7:35 r. M,--There is an as
sault now being made st battery Wagner.
(Signed.) ALFRED KuETr.
FT. JOHNSTON, 7:45 p. M.-Ths enemy il
assaulling battery Wagner evidently in heavy
for.,. " E-.n
(Signed) c. AaxsrEAD,
Colonol Coutuanding.
LArER-Musketry firing has cease d.
The enemy are firing few mortar shells at
Wagner, The first assault had been repul-
sed.
No more shells have been thrown at the
city since daylight yesterday.
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For Representatives
JOSEPH II FLINT,
4. l. BURTON.
Z. L BURTON.
For Treasurer and Rec order,
JOHN o. BRISCOE
For Sheriff
A. N. BONNIFIELD.
For County Judge,
THOMAS FOWLER.
For Supt. of Co nmon Schools,
l.. I. STUART.
For Coroner,
j. G.. POTTER.

J. G. POTTER.
The first of the above, headed "Prmary
ElectIon' was the o,tensible, open and
above-board ticket, co... tanning all the nam es
proposed for the various Offices, from which
each voter could select the reques,e num-
Der to suit himself The other was the one
the clique intended to be elected, ]. n. d.
Street isn't on it. With this fair looking
ticket they went to work, all apparently on
tho square, the clique peddling No. l., but
secretly voting in body No. 2, or bogus.
The thing worked swimingly until about
the mid 1le Of the afternoon, when some dis.
interested Union spectator took occasion to
post Mr.. Street in regard to the way he,
Tor one, was being slain in the house of his
friends. OF course an explosion came, and
it Sas awful but it was too late in the dsy TO
remedy the matter, the ingenious device of
T. l.. Burton succeeded, and Mr.. Street. the
head and front of the Copperhoad.. not only
OF this county, but ono of the most notcri.
Gus in the State, and one of the blessed mar
tyrs, was left out in the cold, contrary to the
expectations Of the impartial general public.
who had universally conceded the Justice Of
his claims to place at the head of the tick
ct, for he has at least the merit of being
IN politics precisely what he processes to be.
Such man is FIR less dangerous than these
tricksters who do not scruple to cheat even
their own associates in a Primary Party
Election.
The result Of this Primary Election, as we
have heard it, is, J. II. Flint and L. L. Bur.
TIN, for Representatives. 4 Hawkins,
Tor Treasurer and Recorder
NJ. BonniIield, for Sheriff. Thomas Fow.
er, for County Judge; l.. T. Stuart, for
supt. OF Common Schools aud j. G Pot.
,r, Coroner.
There is just now a beautiful muss
,mors the Coplicr4eads Street aud his
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IN Rohiu,on TO N. Earmar,. c,.. q.

solnn Robinson to the Farmers ciqn Jan %.
M farmer who owns . well cistern can nasal
piS HHord 10 De without al irsn pump. IL should b.
at once suction and force purrp.-n n.rf.o. ,i,,,
hre enghe-such = one knownLs vests Inpro,rJ
Pump. speak If this pun, trcauss Iha,,ts. e.,
cheap. and It don freeze up nor get nut or nrIr
once year. know this, aud tlipk may be do
ing the farmers good by speaking gift A boy /,
years old can work II. aud throw n routinn,,. III
and aqnartrr stream =. Ii be M sdc to uor. il,
deep " ellis as veil as in shallow one. ~
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J. n. WEST 4 Co: ,
We are pleased 60 state that the Pump. We ba,
you, about year age, hsve been IN constant n..
" hours each day. aud raise for the usc sf.our
WOODEN Factory, about 1870 gallons p,r minnie =
They work with hut little power, compared viii,
pumps We have nsee before. and do not yet cut Of
repair, and are satisfactory In all RESPECTS
Yours &C.
ER DrNLAr MAArTAcruRISG CosP,.,
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J. D, NEST L Go. 179, Broadway \. Y,
UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WR|hGER

NO. LahaH FAMILY WHAshs...-.:. Sl0.c0
No. - hkpitA -............... %
No. 8. SMALL ~,
No 3. LANCE Horn 20 run "A nn
70. -. MAWth u thph hesL or 1890
W. =. hAass maud. 3n,iv
Nos rs and have no Cegs. All others are wArrany
ed. "
.No 2is the size generally used In private fa,nf.
lies.
Orange Judd, OF the "Ameriesn Agricut.r.s."
saysofths
GNIvf.RAAL CLOTHES WnINGER.
"A child can readily wiring out . tubfuli Of clothes
in a few minutes. IL Is in reaii:ya CLOTHES
sANEB! TIME SAVER and a STRENGTH
SAVER. The saving Of garments win xione pays
large per centage on Its cost We think the MN
chine much more than PAisFoK ITsELF EyrRY
YEAR In the savinp OF garments! There are sever
al kinds, nearly alike IN general ton INT
We consider il important that tho Wr niger be fitted
with Cogs. otherwise mass or garments may clog
the rollers and the rollers upon the crank sha IN,
and tear the clothes or the rubber break loose from
the SHAFT. Our own 10 one OF the frat make aud Il;
Is as GOOD AS NEW after nearly FOUR YEARS,
CONSTANT USE"
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TE1!E BEST!

by Capt. ERRIcsos. and other eminent Engineers
We can refe. TO thousands using them and ru.rar-
tee that all viii recommend them. They ure NOR.
less than all Others. 800
'>@>@>~>>>>>->
"Our readers win find the double.actipx, imnroy
ca runp OF :! d. w est Co., one of best in tb,.
market. 1t Is very simple works 10 n charm 60 ~,
any child may use 1t throws steady con,inno,,s
stream, and does not freeze In the coolest .xno,,,r
and give The testimony OF our own accord w,,lon,
the knowledgs or request of The proprietors. n--N
Y. Zee. fOst, July LIST. 1868 AZ
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EEOLLi ilh Nslc u, u. LlIs

n - F|ONt TIC tstc 10 IT DIsr-y.or
Wehsvr had In use for months past one or H.s,'.
Pumps. which has tiren more sati.,srtien :,
force and lifting pump than any We have ever moi
IL II one OF gre At power, asd we'll aii ed fr .bi
aecAs mines iartoiies, green. houses, gr.p-iies Sc
&c. The Mining thrOHfc'e GBp /. a. Ii,roD .j,H,,yy
says. '
IL recommended for its sNtrem. simplici,x ,r
construction. great strength, and co,stuurut ,rr
bility and cheupnets of repsi There is no ,turii,,
box--ths pressure hsing held by crp ruckiny m
that mon the working piston working Ina ~ Jin-
der fti~d for the purpose Nithin the upcr AIR rI.
Der witch we think great improy cue NJ az suIm
inY'sso iisbie to BE- derangcd ani lear under .tr,,
pressure 10 cav DnthlGg OF The toss by friction Incl
ueht'hcfeio ~ mas - SO tro ajr-cIs nIher- tI,us
the action 81 the valve H. Gu hiotled Upou lot6 .i
ny ar-preyenti1g wstrr-ulmtlsr Al v.rn,,
thump. The valves are very accessible And ,u,,,,
aud cheaply repaired. They work much .a,i.r tL,,
Any amp We have seen ,hr Ii,rh -, I'LL.
heihH vor' I'd by children IN wells lnu fee, deem All
NJ they are eA remedy cheap as well as smlI, an
strong, We fre'Iy iecunIine al them
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baltimore, Aug 70.
The following comes specially by tele-
graph from the highest and most reliable
authority. ! can vouch for its truth:
FL. Monroe, Aug. 2S.-The United States
tug boat Western World, just arrived here
from the feet off VIII ninyton, reports that
on Tuesday Al 8 p. m, one hour before she
started, the United States steamer Flor ida
arrived from the fleot off Charleston, with
positive news that Sumter and Wagner had
fallen and were occupied by Union troops,
and that the stars and stripes were triumph
antly waving ovboth fortresses. The
Union troops are in the highest spirits, ard
are certain Of possessing speedily all Of
Morris Island, and reducing Fl. Meultrie.-
The capture and occupation of Charleston
in = few is morally certain.
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This may certify thatT have been using a, nv
manuiactory.pi' iie last four ysars. "wrst's Im-
proved Pumps pow have IN three Of sa,S
pumps. one Of which is kept coastaniy at work "
hours each day, tsave Snudaysl aud has be.n RIM
ming Tor the past two years ] pronounce. them a.
hesitatngly, the best pumps tina, have been bro,I IA
TO my notice, having s'ed many Others pr.,inuslv
They are simple In their construction and not easily
disarrsnged. '''
y. Y. Oct. 10, 1859. JAMES A wr,p
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The undersigned, having to use sswest. I,,nrev
Oh fuiiif, chtcrfnily recnutusd them as simpI.
durable aud powerful in raising and throwing wat
and for their ease Of action .ecuriiv against frnst
aud low price We believe tn. superior To an Others
warren LELAND, Met. Hotel Nsw YORK
J. W PomerOy, YoBker. ~ y
Jno Messsrenu, " Y
Dominick Lawrence Westchrs,.r
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HORRIBLE ScENEs.-We are permitted 10
copy the following private letter re ceiyed m
this city to day
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PRIMARY ELECTION.

................ observation-disclosures.
'. Ii. FLINT +. l.. BURTON,
E.
A. J. Rr,pRyn,rau or Wv Gvxr
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CT. Neck L. So
lhave used This nnnp for one summer snd wist.r
exposed To tho North Nest Wind coming over Len
tsishh s"un' being the coolest possible eNn sure
ana at 30 time did it freeze nor were we uusIl. AZ
any Time to pump water with great ease.
n q. McIylE
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New York AUG. o.

NeW IOrK, aug. 20.
The Herald prints the following:
Fl. Monroe, Aug. 2S.-I learn by the
steamer Western World, which arrived
from Wilmington at midnight, that F. Sum
ter has surrendered. and Wagner has been
blown up and destroyed. This report was
brought to the Flagship Minnesota off Will
mington, N. c., by the steamer florida
News all favorable. h
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j. G. Potter.