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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-31
NOrYCE

NUHHONs rFT'F u w
All persons claiming exemption from di aft on a.
count OF Atienage, foa-residenes fasaitdb es,
y Age or manifest Ihgstede Disab fiffya ara hire
by notified that they sppesr at the oirce Of tha
Provost Marshal of the lthCongressi6na nsrrief ~
Iowa. In Iowa City on or before the 2uth day Of BE-
their right to exemption tAeir flames sil,6, ,tr,
from the enrolment list.
All persons having knowledge or any 1iishIs,Sh,
enroledwho are omitted in the enra lln.spt sr. ~,
tscnisrly requested to fofssrd the ns es es sac H.
sons that they may be placed pior The List. rrla1as
copies Of the enrolment lists viii be posted p' .,
least 1--we public places Ia each township, Is tsfe
JAMES MATHEWS J Basra az >,
&c. HiNsEY, Dist Iaw,
Iowa City, Nov. IS, 156s-sx
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-31

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E,IRST NATIONAL BANK OF or.
n TUMwA sfae rt
organized under the National Banking Law.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Sells Eschdnge Loans Money, Rsceires Deposits
Buys and SeLLs Gold, and Ia,asaeiS a. General
Banking business.
COLLECTIONS win be ma de the most favorable
terms upon all accessible points, amt careful atten
tion given to the accounts Of correspondents
aatn l GEORGE GILLASPY, President.
W. II. BoNNIFIELD, Cashier.
(Of BoNNrFiELD BIO
The business of the Banking House OF Bonniheld
Bros is this day transferred to the First National
Bank Of Ottumwa. We respectfully request our
friends aud nde nts to continue their favors
heretofore extended TO us, 10 that Association.
Dec. 81 1S53-4l Is II B0NElfIELD BROe.
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/ IST OF LETTERS renaining in

\ the Post Office at Ottumwa, Iowa. Dec. 80, 1863,
which n not taken out on before five weeks from
date, Will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Wash
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
nj | ) CELLAN NEOES.

JUsr LIKE THEN-One Of the leading
Peace Democrats in the Maine Legisla-
ture said the other day that he would even
consent to have slavery established il Maine,
il. that was necessary to presere the EniGn
but when asked whether he would consent
10 have slavery abolished in South Carolina,
If necessary to preserve the Union, he hesi-
tated and finally lodged the question.
Having seized all the ahIe-bodieI men in
the South under the conscription law, the
rebel chiefs are now subjecting provision to
the same sort of treatment, aud are seizing
-four mills and grocery stores for the army.
That kind of thing cannot last long. One
great defeat and the rebellion will collapse
Cannot we give them that defeat somwhere
andinmediately2
GnEAF Rise OF GoLD IN RICnMoxp-
Gold has gone up to four hundred per cent.
In Richmond, and what is deemed coed
suthority reports private transactions to a
considerable amount at as high as six hun
dred per cent,
SEGAR-GROwlSG AT TIE WEST-It is pro.
posed to estal !iSh large sugar refinery
in Davenport, Iowa. The cultivation of
sorghum promises TO become a principal
pursuit among the farmers of the West, and
refneries will very soon become necessity.
OFFICERS UNDER THE NATIONAL MILITIA
Law.-The Provost Marshals and other
officers under the National Militia law are
being selected as rapidly as practicable, but
no appointments will probably be made un-
til the lists shall have been completed.
"HAvE YoU HEARD FROM MAINE! ?" asks
the True american. We have. In the re-
cent town elections, of ninety-three towns
heard from, seventy-fve gave Republican
majorities, leaving only eighteen for the op-
position.-TrHton Gasette.
A Coon CRoP.-Mr. f. Waller, of Mari
eta, Lancaster county, on five acres q
ground, adjoining that borough, raised s
crop OF tobacco which sold for Sl6I0.22.-
Wsa Chester Record.
The resolutions condcmning arbitrary ar
rests, recently introduced into the New
York Legislature, have been defeated
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26

terry bl be read third time in order to pass, which
prevailed, and on the final passage the yeas and
nays were taken follows:
fEAs-MesSrs. Allen. Bailey, Fisher, Gootee, Hor-
sGy. scribner, NAPLES, Watson and Mr.. Sgeaker-9.
NAys-Messers. Bewley, Curtis, Duncan, Gem
mill, II yes, ,Lattomus, PaSen, Raughey Say ,Stubbs,
Whltby and Williams-l2.
So the bill was lost.
Mr.. Allen moved TO read the bill TO release Rch'd
France from prison third time in order 20 pass,
which prevailed and on the question of the passage
OF the bill, the yeas and nays taken as follows
YEAs-MeSsrs, Allen. Bailey, Curtis, Duncan,
Usher GemmIll G0Otee, Hayes, Lattomus PaxOn,
Scrlbner, NAPLES, Whthy and Wrlllams-l4.
NArs--Messrs. Bewley, Horsey, Raughley, Slay,
StubbS, Watson and the Speaker-7.
30 the question prevailed and the bill passed.
Thursday, March 10, 1863.
HOUSE
Fhe bill to enable the heirs ofWm. II Holding
10 sell certain real estate The bill to cede certain
land to the United States and The bill for the bene-
mt OF purchasers Of real estate passed.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Mr. Saulsbury introduced bill aPpropriating $400
TO the improvement of the Public Square in Dover.
sENATE-EvENING.
The House bill to incorporate a bank at Seaford
and The House bill to repeal the law for the regis
tratlon OF births, &c, were passed.
On motion Of Mr. Hitch, the House bill to increase
the salaries of the Judges of this State was read
third time and lost
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, the House bill for
the benefit of purchasers of real estate was indef
nitely postponed.
The bill to divorce Andrew P. Armstrong; and
The bill to enuble the heirs Of James F. Downs to
sell certiin real estate were passed.
On motion of Mr.. Williams the Senate bill in re-
atIon to the repair of mill dams read thirC
time and lost
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Ready-Made Clothing
DOCTOR A. I'll. SANBoRN

Has located in Smyrna. and respectfully offers his pro.
fessiona servcesto the inhabitants of this place and
vicinity. OFFlCE-AT TIE HOUSE OF DAVID
PIE ASlNION. RECEPTLY OCCUPIED BY DR. JNO
A. MOORE. Observation-Disclosures 81 twodGors
above Tschudy's Store, opposite the Rev. James 3.
Ayars' myl5-ly
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Phosphate Fertilizers
MEAT s. BONE COMPOST.

MEAT s. BONE COMPOST!
Inc attention qf Farmers and others is respectnIv
invited TO the above MANURES which have beeI
amply tested in various sections of the county and
whlch as IA means OF aif0rdng stimuant and nourish
mem ~ me IrowIng Crops. now conceded to he
among the best and cheapest III the market
we have heen obliged. rather than deteriorate the
atcies to advance the prices in consequence of The
increased cost 0i and abor TO the following
rates: 49, s
aAtn'sFHATio ERTlLzER, $500 per ton.
MEAT ~ BONE COMPosr s27 uO nor tnn
IASKER Il CLARK,
.,0o 3 w. cor. Eighth y Washington SITS,
""lS 'm Philade phia,
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Office.

Notice.
hereby give notice thnI JOSEPH CAREOW. Of
the town of Smyrna, who ~ now conducting mud car
rvIng on the hn.ress OF Wheels Fighting mud Blnck
rmIthlnR IN said tow my n9@H ~ not authorized
O create any "eht or debts enter into
as my agent oteT than to mide lies from the bust
ness. and TO purchase for cash ruic such mn,cras
aud sl"ck in trade necessary Tor the mess ~
winch he IS engaged as my agent. All persons
hereby notified that shall pay or be nunH b,
any debts created by The sand jo,cnh Carr-w
JOHN H. BEN LEY
Smvrua. Feb 9TH, l363.ln
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of the brides
father, Samuel Ilnrgadine, Esq, by Rev. Daniel
Lambdin. JOHN P. COLLINS and MAGGIE A. IARoA.
DINE. both Of this Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26

Suddenly, of appoplexy, in Wilmington. on the
2lst inst, JOSEPH HILL formerly of this town. in the
6lst ysar of his age
On the Goth inst, in Odessa, after short illness,
CHARLES T. Polk, Esq, aged 40 years.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
FARM FOR SALE.

offer at private sale my Farm. Chapel District.
containing by recent survey the qunntiy Of 40
about seVeniyive Of which arabic aud the residue
in Timber chiefly white oak and pine. The
prOvemonts consist of two story Frnme
DWELLING, GRANARY, STALE, sc.
An abundance OF mari the farm to which there is
easy access; cpnV eneut To chuu hes. tchonls grtt
and snw millsi within miles of nnvieanle water
and about miles from the town of EMsIun Can he
bought cheap full particulars. terms. &c.. eau be
hud by immediate application to the subscrIber
w. BENNY
fsb26-5t Easton. Talbot county, Md.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
TO THE Public.

TO TIE PJBLIC.
The subscriber is dcsirous of saying that, being
graduate OF the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy and
having been engaged in this business for the past
twelve years, a sufficient guarantee OF his ability to
compound Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
assure them that none hut the and MOST RELI.
ABLE Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations will
ever he use.! for that purpose.
Bug2S JAS. P. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
The Cash Sustena.

The undersigned hereby give notice to their custo.
mer' AMI the pnblic generally that they will dispense
wish the CREDIT bran, OF their business and will
close their books On March 10Th inst on unG after
which date IL Goods will he sold OrCASH nr COUN
TRY tRoDCCE; and no exception to the above terms
will be made in any case whatever
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tenGed 10 us ant being confident that, uude the above
system. We can sell Goods greatly to the advantage
0 buyers call the attention Of The pubic to our
Extensive Stock, and trust ihnt The Cash system
may meet with favorable response from the people
!. ID HAMILTON ~ co.
We earnestly request all persons indebted to us bv
Book hccuun To close the same; and INSIST .nat
all open accounts OF 1862 must be closed al once.
uhj | 70 # A. Co
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
gSl Boots s. Shoes. glrl

We would say to all want Of Boots and Shoes
Tor the Winter that TSCHUDY has large assortment
bought a auction, which ae is selling at rninOus
prices Mems Long eg Boots 81 80 and 50; Bow
duo. 81 aui >! 30; Mems heavy MonrOes. SI;W W
mens Leather Boots, IS cts; also. l.adles' GnlteI
Kid and Morocco Boots and BalmoraIs
oct9 ". W. TSCHUDY
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
ssS EM Va W7&TpT susv, :

ever offered in this market, which will positively be
seld at cold prices"
l earnestly invite mn examination BY the public
ofmy large and well.assorted stock before purchas
ing Their Haii aud Winter Goods, knowing that il
will be greatly 10 their advantage -
nov6 JOSEPH III. PRIMROSE.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26

at his Store. on Main street, next door TO Eank of
Every article is Fresh and Genuine and Of the Best
Quality that can be Prncurei each beng selected
PresSIy for Physicians Prescriptions and Family uss
is his determination TO sell everything in his line
at the lowest price,
HIS connection with the best wholesale houses in
Phi!a phia and New York will enable HIM to do
SO; he therefore respectfully solicils the Public a,
rOnase which, by strict personal attention to business
and an accommodating disposition. il shall ever be
his study to deserve and appreciate.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
COAL AND XYO0n.

The subscriber would give notice the ciiizers of
Smyrna and vicinity that he prepared to furnish
them at the shortest notice with Coal and Wood at
tbe lowest cast peices. SAAfL REHDAaps
CnIrse found at the store OF ysm CostIsX I KT sst
06t9
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
OH, YES!
CLOTHING. CLOTHING.

The undersigned begs leave TO inform his friends
friends and the public generally that he has lust re-
ceived and has hand the largest and best assert.
ment of
Ready-Made Clothing
ever offered in the town of Smyrna. Persons wish.
ing To purchase will do well to call and examine his
stock before buying elsewhere, as he is confident
that lie can sell cheaper than the cheapest.
dec4 EWD. WARD.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26

The subcfiber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Smyrna and vicinity that he has a newand we'll Be-
lecled stock Of -
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANG Y
AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS
WARES, &C., &c,
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
miscellaneous Advertisement.
Registers Office

DOVER, Kent County, Delaware, Foh47th,I I~G3
'Pon the application OF Wm.C Sprunncc and H,,r.
ace ace "icna"cr' adminIstrat"rs OF Presley Sp,u.n.r
LAKE OF peck Creek Hundred, in sud clnity. de-
ceased, II is ordered and dIrrctsa by IA. kr,;.,.,
that the said administrators Civ. n.tlc, Of 49,
granting OF Letters administration upou thn,.t,,,
OF sand deceased, by causing adv rtis, u,nt, t,},
posted within forty days from the date Of sucl l. ,tr,
IN SIN OF fhs most public places the County OF ktl
recurring all persons having demands against the g..
tate to present the same, or abide Fv Sn ar,'FI'
Sc"by IN such case made and provided And sl,.
c'use tho same to be inserted III the S,yrna Tin,,.
paper published in Smyrna, and in the p, | ,,y.ta
Journal, newspaper published in WllmiuY,,,n ,,..,
continue therein four weeks.
N Given under the hand and seal of Office
SELL oi the Register aforesaid, at Dover. k.ny
" County aforesaid the day and wear ah.yS
written. }. l.. IEN ERIN Ktyi,t,r.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
NOTICE.

The undersigned, administrators named a,,
hereby give notice that Letters Of Administ,a,,,F
We're granted tonson the 27th day Of Bcbruu-y. l~e3
All persons therefore having demands agai, s. ,ir
deceased cstat', viii present the same propcr, ~,
'eSt d. o." or before the 21th day Of Fl bruary, st1.
or abide by law in tins h,lalf
W. G. SPRU NNCF, New Ca.t. d.
IIORACE SPRIANCE S,,rr,.. r.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Boots and Shoes,

purchased at auction, IN ,Phladephia, for cash.
Ais" the largest and best assorted stock Of Fall and
Winter -
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
OLD PRICES

than his competitors. Another impulse 10 sell low
is that by throwing thu two stocks together is over
stocked and must reduce. We would call attention
particularly to his large stock of
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26


NJ: Watson offered a joint resolution for Joint
eession Of the two houses this afternoon O'Clock
TO near read the report Of the Investigating Commit
tee. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Bewley, the bill to increase the
salaries OF the Judges OF this State was read third
time aHd passed.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
REMOVALI..

The subscriber having purchased the storc.h,nse
formerly occupied by Edward Beck, COMMERCE.
ST., nearly opposite Bearne's Bakery, has removed
his entire stock of Goods and place of business 70
that stand, and is now preparct TO offer great in
ducements to the public. \ prominent feature of
inducement is, that he, at the same time, purchased
THE LARGE, WELLSELECTED. WELL.
ASSORTED STOCK or E. BECK
which were bought before the enormous advance or
Doncstics, and all other kinds of Dry Goods. ard
therefore can be sold al ncnrcr
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26

On motion &c NJ. Tatum, the House bill to arncnc
the Charter Of the Real Es'ate Bank, the bill. 10 il
corpDrats the D.laware Loan Associa tion, and tn,
supplement To the act to incorporate the New Cast,
and Frelchtown Railroad Company were read
third time and passed.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-26
Smyrna Advertisements.

near smyrna. DRAINING TILE Of all sizes and o
me very best quality, and is prepared to supply an
quantity at the lowest manufacturing prices. NI0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10
NUMBER 90.

The rebels attempted TO tako the
steamer John Adams by boarding, but
the negro soldiers beat them off bravcly.
The Captain Of the John Adams was
shot, his murderer being shot immediate
ly by negro Sergeant.
Our loss was two killed and six
wounded. We took several prisoners.
The steamer was not injured.
Tho Richmond Examiner of the 5th,
and Enquirer OF the 9th inst, have been
received They contain some news Of
importance.
CaARLEsToN, Feb. 3.
The British frigatc Cadmus brings in
iclligcnce that n most formidable naval
and land expedition is about to attack
Charleston. Preparations are being
made, and are now nearly completed.
Tho Calmns brings orders for tho
British Consul 10 90 on board the Cad
mus, and get to llavanna as soon as pos.
sblc. Ilo will leave next Saturday.
The Yankee naval aud land forces are
gathering at Port ROYAL. II is supposed
that tho troops have been drawn chiefly
from the North Carolina coast.
The iron-cad lronsldcs was still off the
bar this morning with another steamer.
NIcksBuRG, Feb. 3.
The Yankee ram Queen Of the West
went down the river yesterday afternoon
with the supposed intention of destroy
ing tho shipping between this point and
Port Hudson. She was fired into ut
Waucnton, but with no effect.
JACKSON, Feb. s.
Tho Federal ram Queen of tho West,
which passed Vickshnrg Monday morn
ing, arrived and landed at Vidalia, OPP
posito Natehez, and guard of men
sent ashore, who attempted to capture
Col. SECULAR York, but he escaped. The
ram then steamed down the river, being
considerably damaged.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 4.
Tho following dispatch was received
by mail from DccharJ, dated Jan. 3lst
The enemy advanced II miles from
MurirecsbGro yesterday with one brigade
and six pieces Of artillery, on u foraging
expedition.
They made a vigorous attack on our
cavalry, shelling us back short dis
tanco We concealed ourselves in the
woods near Forrcstyille. Andclson's
brigade, which fortunately arrived, re-
pulsed them with loss Of 800 killed and
wounded. Our loss is small. Heavy
skirmshing may be looked for daily.
Gen. Johnston has received congrat
ulstory order to the army in Tennessee,
and will direct future movcmen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

CAIRO, Feb. 0.

Shiho, ISp' ~.
A gentleman from Vicksburg says if
the gunboats were SO disposed they could
run past tho upper batteries. and take
position in front Of the loading streets,
where they could be out Of range Of tho
batteries, and where they could shell the
town ctlectnally without themselves be-
ing in any danger. II is to be hoped
that the brilliant achievement Of the
Wood ram will stir our iron clads up
aud induce them to leave their anchorage
up the fazoo.
The Memphis Aryus says Capt. Eliot
took command Of the Queen before sho
run the blockade, and that tho Monarch
had intended TO accompany her, but
backed out
On Friday last twenty Of Robt Smiths
guerrilas attacked some negroes and
three white guards as they were return.
ing from work, five miles below Grand
Junction. A mule team was captured,
and several negroes taken.
Benz. Strickland, of the 3lst Illinois,
was killed, Sergeant Sparkman, Of the
AID Ohio. was wounded in the heel aud
taken to Ripley, where he was parolcd.
The steamer Adelia arrived from
Memphis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10
Southern News.

New YoRK, Feb. 0.
Dispatches from Charleston state that
reports were brought there by the Brit
ish frigatc Coldwinds, which had alarmed
the citizens, who were leaving rapidly.
A Jackson, Miss, dispatch Of the 4tb,
states that the Federal ram which passed
Vicksburg, on tho I'd. WAS of Natchez, in
the evening, where she dispersed a party
of rebels. Tho rebels state that she then
steamed down the river, destroying ev-
erything in her way. Their batteries had
no effect upon her.
Rebel correspondence from Fredericks-
burg states that the Yankee army is like
ly 10 be annihilated any time by = sud
den dash Of tho rebels.
The New Orleans Piceyune states that
Rio Grand adviccs Of January 23d, say
the French have not occupied Mattsmo-
ras.
Tampico has been evacuated by the
French, bnt the port is still blockaded.
A large number ofmcrchant men werc
at the mouth Of the Rio Grand with car
goes for Mattamoras.
A Fort Clinch, Fla, letter Of the 3lst,
states that fight took place on St Mary's
river, at Sumbley Bluff, between . force
ofrebsl cavalry and three companies Of
colored South Carolina volunteer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

EDs DEMooGAr ASD NEws.-In looking over
the article headed "ihe War on our National
Cure cy," published in Mondays DgMocaAr
AID NEWS, am there made to say what had
not written in tho original copy. tNow, Mr..
Eiitcr l wish TO cay to you oonhdential!y,
that did make a slight error in my compu,a-
tion of Monday lsst, and would not have been
noticed by me had not my attention been calls
ed to the amendment by Strib, to his article "
Saturday )-Srnup.
The paragraph alluded TO should read as
follows: Principal. one thousand dollars In
tegal lender notes will purchase, at present
prices, four thousand SIX hundred and eighty.
two dol ars and seven esnte in gold; The intsr-
eat on this cum. when no! exchanged for per
cent bonds. 10 ninety-four thousand S0-l00
dollars per annum. As the law provide for
the redemption Of the aforesaid gold any time
after five hundred yesrs. the figures would
s'snd thus: Principal invested, one Thousand
dolldrs In legal lendsrs; gold purchased. four
thousand ak hundred and eighty-two dollars
and seven csLts interest for (say) fvo ysars
added makes four hundred and seventy -four
thousand six hundred and eighty-six doilsrs
and forty.seven csnts Take from this last sum
the original purchase monsy-one thousand
dol'ars-and It leaves clear gain IN five ysars
Of fur hundred and sesenty tlrss thousand s;r
hundred and eighty sir dollars and fo,ty-sesea
cents, or twenty.ons thousand $500 dollars
per cent. per anuum. Two and one half one
hundred times more interest than the laws Of
our State allow, three thoussnA times o. much
interest a. the bonds ofaDy OF the slave States
now ont Of our Unior draws; three hundred
thousand times as much interest ss bonds is-
sued ny the general governmau. since the war
began and near fvs million times more inter.
est than money TO day will bring 10 Europe.
Infantile. scorbu'ic. NANCY eaninss Of the
male persuasion. Of low degree. may sBArl at
the above facts. ] challenge their impu,stion
SrnIprLlSG.
p. S.-Mr Editor. finance 10 snhjsct that
will occasionally bsfog the brain Of the ables,
men will allow that was considerably
p,izsd Ia my former communication, and In
this public manner desire TO return my sincere
and unfsigned thanks to my friend Gribbling,
who aided me in this article. in making the
thing clear and setting me right before sn in
dulgsnt public. Crib can igurs-hs can.
SgRp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10
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