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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-28
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EXPRESSLY FOR TIE DAILY BULLETIN
FROM VIRGINIA
ANOTHER GEEAT BATTLE PENDING,
Negroes in Maryland to be freed.
RICHMOND, Jan, 2G.


Lincoln signed joint resolution in
the Yankee Congress, providing for the
immediate payment Of the army and
nayy-thc United States directing the
Secretary OF the Treasury to make an
additional Issue Of Il hundred millions
in L. s. notes
Governor Branstord, Of Maryland, in
response to the citizens of that State.
asking him to protect slaves, says:
" The ordinarily militia would be called
out, but now that the country is in
state Of war, he cannot do So" He
says the administration is honest, and
when the war is over loyal sufferers
will be compensated.
The Philadelphia Enquirer, says, six
men recently from Fort Sumter, report
genera dissatisfaction there, and tho
troops readyto throw down their arms
Col. J. W. Wall, recently elected
Senator from New Jersey, made
speech last week. lie said "FcIIow
citizens, | havh received at the hands
Of the legislature Of New Jersey, the
high and responsible Office of Senator
Of the United States. | 90 there my
friends, as far rs my limited capacity
is capable, to advocate peace on the
floor of the Senate of the United States.
The small poX is still raging in Wash.
ington.
A bill has been introduced into the
Yankee Congress by Bingham to free
the slaves Of Maryland, The bill grants
millions in 5pcr cent. bonds upon
the passage by her legislature of an
act immediatel yand forever prohibiting
slavery. Such an act to be passed on
or before January Isl. 1865, for imme
diate emancipation
RICHMOND 2G.
There is nothing from Fredrick sburg
to Indicate what the movements of the
enemy are, but there is every indica.
tiOn that we are on the eve of another
great conflict.
The War Department has nothing
confrmatory Of the report that the en-
cma have crossed the Rappahannocl1.
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The Memphis Grcnada,Jackson cap
peal" is published at the moderate
price Of thirty dollars per annum.
Throttle, the astronomer, is a pri-
vate in the 44th Massachusetts, rogi-
ment, now serving in North Carolina.
Up to Thursday night last, $4,000
hogs had boon slaughtered in Cincin-
nati-50, 900 head moro than over be.
fore known.
Sweet oranges were sold in Savan-
nan on saturday ElSI lOr 90 per nun
dred.
The lower Mississippi is rising fast.
1t is full enough to float all the, Yankee
gunboats.
There were in the various hospitals
of Richmond, for the week ending Jan
uary 9th, 1868, the following sick and
wounded soldiers: From North Caro-,
lima l,7l9, Georgia, 1,5SS, Virginia,
l,209, South Carolina 693, Alabama,
$50, Mississippi, 4Gl, Louisiana 454,
Florida 223, Texas III, Tennessee %,
Maryland q. Total 1858
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The Work goes Bravely On.
THE MODERATES IN FAVOR OF AN
ARMISTICE!

| h1luSC JlC HUNS Vi lIlC eletIlOn OF vi T.,
Richardson to tba IT So,oto ,ro
horo aoa,. e,,u. :..m:
''"' ' 'O''i0 'u' Oi'' '''0'''Sohco ol Vle
movements Oh inc Democratic party IN
Illinois. They recently held q mass
meeting at Springfcld in which they
darouncoJ tho on,ono;,t;o .,:
t;o, n,1 49, r:'1l p.O'''.'"
C'o" ano Ihc l'hcoIh Administration
the st. Louis Democrat SAYS:
The committee of the Democratic
meeting held last cveninr mot this
evening \ portion . the committee
calIinn tncmSe,vc, m,dcratcs are in
favor Of domapdinr an armisticr from
the President, with Il view to nrorn
regarding the snbiur iion Of the rebcIS
a, imposSibIc ,rorh,r nortion orn IN
favor Of dcmoudiun thr Goyrrnor tn
immrdiotcIy withl'?,w thn troons fror,
this State from the f,IJ Thrv s,v
the troops were enlisted by thc IImi31.
iny,i. Ln'na, I,, I,p,. O'l''uI L",,2i TI,l' L
u,;tLJr,n., II. ~, - ,NtI' nIr' ~
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-28

YANKEE lIoNEsrY.-Counterteting
is shameIessIy avowcd and published
to the world at the North. In IIar.
per's Weekly (Jan. lOth)-a paper
which prctends to some docency-wc
find tho following advertisement:
Confederate (RebcD Money Fac
smile Treasury Notes, so exactly like
the genuine that where one will pass
current the other will so equally as
we'll. $500 in Confederate Notes OF
all denominations, sent by mail, postage
paid, on the receipt ofS5, by
W. f. Huron,
II Sp!ucc street New York.
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Dick MeCann has sent in his com.
plements to Mitchell: "You may burn
and be id" says Dick, "but if don't
give you HI, my name amt Dick Nc
Cam" And Dicks the boy to do
what he says. - Rpbel
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The Glasgow herald publishes q let.
ter of Il British officer in America, Of
which the following is an extract:
In the range Of human foresight, the
North never can conquer the South
The latter, supplied with veteran and
well appointed army Of half u million,
the finest irregular cavalry in the
world. and spirit Of domoniac hatred
to their opponents, are nasty nuts to
crack. know this much: re could
not conquer them and | question
the Yankees con do what we cannot.
/ have now seen both sides, and have
formed what / consider to be pretty
correct opinion.
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Effects of Lincoln's Emancipation
Proclamation.

The effects OF lAnCOn's Emancipa.
ton Proclamation arc thus referred to
by the Chicago Times on the Bird inst
"Thc decd is done-thc deed which
unitcs the people of the South forever
in their rebellion, and divides the people
Of the North as to the further prose
cutiOn of tho the decd which con.
vCrtS the war from Il constitutional
contest for the integrity Of the Union
for an unconstitutional crusade for the
liberation Of three millions of negro
barbarians and their Cniranchiscment
as citiZcns-thc deed Whi h DESTROYS
the last hope Of the preservation Of the
oId government, and uluguratCs a
future, dark, uncertain and drcary--
the deed which is rs unwarranlcd in
military rs it is in civil law, against
the purposes Of which ,ho humanity OF
Chrislcndom will protest, and to avert
the consequences Of which Europeans
will interfere The deed is done The
crazicst aboIitionsm has achieved the
very acme Of its desires. The end for
which the war was commenced by the
dominant party-thc separation of the
Union and IN armed anti.sIavcry cru.
sadc-has bcon reached. 1t is not "
deed without II name. 1t will be known
in all history Il, the most wicked,
arocicus and revolving deed recorded
in the annals Of civilization.
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Rosccrans in his official report dos.
ignates the late battle in Middle Ten
ncssec, the Battle Of Stones River.
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UU2chcStCr, J0H. 2Ith.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
--latest from the Front.

/ WASHINGTON Dec. Inflammation is re-
ceived from tie army Of the Potomac up tc
Monday noon.
About p. m. the clouds broke and the
rain ceased, but the roads were almost i'm.
passable. One of our batteries fired a few
shots, to which the rebels replied with great
spirit for an hour. About sunset several
guns were fired from our lines, but failed
to draw the cncmy's fire.
A few additional particulars have been
furnished Of the engagement Friday namely
The number Of prisoners taken by the Sd
Corps has been greatly exaggerated, only
go have yet repored to the Provost Mar.
shall
Monday morning at O'Clock our batter
les. which can be placed in position TO bear
upon rebel works, were ordered to open
siege train was in position in front OF Sedgc
wick's command. After half an hours slow
canonadng, to which the enemy feeblv res
pended, an attack was ordeed- Gen. War
ren, on the left, came upon the enemy,
stronger in Numbers and position than was
anticipated, and asked for further instruc-
tons. The forward movement was then
checked and all firing ceased.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

The Rev. j. G. Fletcher gave us last eve
ming brilliant lecture on the ligion, Gus.
toms and people Of Brazil. Seldom have
we relished anything more than the picture
he laid before his audience Of that cxubo r.
ant garden of the tropics laden with its
strange variety of fruits and flowers. teem-
ing with perpetual harvest for the hand of
man. Surely that country must be the
garden of the world, and if its people had
the enterprise which moves this Yankee ma
ton, Imagination could not set bound to
the results they would pr oduce there. As
relevant to this comparison the Reverend
gentleman stated that the best Reinede S
employed there for the diseases to which
they are subject, are invented and supplied
to them by our own well known country
man, DR., J.t. Aver of Lowell Mass, and
that not the people only bat the priesthood
and the court Of the Emperor down, have
constant recourse in sickness to the Rem
dies Of this widely celebrated Amer ican
Chemist. II Ledger, Boston.
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pLANraT GN i,irTEus.

which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce in,n,ed.
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly reea.
bile. perfectly pure, and mast snpercede all other
tones where healthy, gentle stimulant is required
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthya petite.
They are an antidote to .hanqe of water and diet.
They over effects Of d ssipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the syst IL ardenliven tho mind.
They prevent miasmatc aud intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and aciditv OF tn stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure LIVER Complaint and Nervous headach /.
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restorer. They
are compose ed of the celebrated Calisaya bark win
ergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs all ed
in perfectly pure -. Crox rum. Tor particulars,
see circulars and test imoniuls around each bottle.
Beware ofimposters. Exami ne e, cry Lottle. See
that it las d. s. Barnes signature private L..
:. Starp over the cork with plantation scene, and
oui firm signature fne steel plate engraving
on side label. See ti,at bottle is not refiled
With spurious and delete rious stuff. We DEFY an,
person match the taste or csrsct or of oar goods
Any pcrsonrretenain SEA Plan. alton Bit tiers by
the gallon ori. hulk, is an imi,ostcr. We sell only
in our log cabin bottle. Any person Initiating this
bottle, Sc Ming any other mat rial therein wltI,-
called piAatatian Bites nbt, is cr,, na III,
der Il. S. Ls1, and vii be 50 prcsecuted.hy us We
already have orr e. GA two parties re-fling our
bottles &c who VIII sueceed in getting themselves
inio cosc quarters. The demand for Drak's panta
rion Eitscss fo islies, irergymen merchants, &c
is perfectly Incredible The simple trial bottle
f. the evidence rgs ent I their worth and spne
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
The Army Prospects.

TT General Meade gets Richmond, General
Gilmore Charleston. and General Grant, At
lanta, this winter cur most sanguinc e,-
pectations will be realized, and with a
largely reinforced army, the Government
we think, be able to open the spring cam
palgn with every prospect of putting an
end toihe rebellion IN short order-if in
deed, the rebellion does not starve or freeze
to dea h before the winter is half over
We presume that, by this time, it is
quite generally understood by our people
that operations in the field at the south du-
ring most Of the winter is an absolute i'm :
possibility, owing to the mud which i'm
pedes the movements of army wagons and
artillery. Therefore, we thiuk that General
Grant has done about as much as it is pos
slble for lin to do at present, and the ia
king of Atlanta may have TO be postponed
for weeks. and even months, depending al.
together upon the weather But Grant does
not stop at ordinary obstacles, and may ac-
complish more than would be expected OF
any other General And if General Meade
gets one general battle out of Lee, and defeats
him, and captures Richmond, we do not ex
pect much more in that quarter before the
season Of snow, rain and mud shall have
passed. Richmond would afford comforta-
BILE winter quarters for the Army Of the
Potomac No one, who has never been on
the soil of Virginia in muddy time, can
appreciate the almost insurmountable diff.
cultes of locomotion thereaway at this sea-
son. and in view of this fact alone, the pres
ent successful movement Of Gen, raj Meade
is indeed marvellous. After rain or freeze
the "Old Dominion" is literally mortar
bed.
Virginia reclaimed, East Tennessee rem.
dered secure, and Charleston reduced, the
situation will be highly favorable for the
opening of an easy and successful Spring
campaign, and we shall not be surprised if:
by the middle of next summer, our armies
will have undisputed occupation of the en-
tire Southern Confederacy. ..n,
In the meantime, our people should dc
their part towards insuring such consu
nation by sending forward ample reinforce
| merits tC our veteran regiments in the field
The sooner this is done, the sooner will oul
armies be able to squelch the military pow
er Of the ,ebellion.--C Chicago journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

WAR Has ITS TRIUMPns, So HAS PEACE
While the armies of the Union were win
ming brilliant victories, the Chemical Sale.
ratus was enjoying series of uninterrupt.
ed triumphs over til. popular aversion to
all saleratus, because the common kinds in
use we're found to be destructive. Science
had demonstrated that the Chemical Sale
rdtus was not only prre In its nature, but
wonderful in its effects, producing better
bread and biscuit than any other kind OF
saleratus or soda known
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
Battle at Knoxville, Tenn.
5000 PRISONERS TAKEN.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-The Commercially
Cumberland Gap correspondent, teegraphs
tonight, that all the ava liable force has
been sent from there, to intercept Long.
streets retreat into Virginia 1881
Also. that Courier from Knoxville
brings the intelligence that the enemy at.
tempted to cross the river on Sunday, bring,
ing on general engagement, resulting in
the defeat of the enemy, and the capture OF
Gen. Whee,er's division of five thousand
men
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. ESscanc Of .BatlM EsOry:, i,

Cincinnati, Nov 2S.-John Morgan and
six of his officers captured, Bennit, Taylor
Shildern, Hams. Hookersmith, and Nc Gee
&C., escaped from Columbus penitentiary
last night by digging through the floor o.
their cell to the sewer leading to the river
One thousand dollars reward is offered for
the arrest Of Morgan. an-
TORONTO G. W., Nov 3O.-John Nor
gan arrived here to-day, via Great Westel h
Railway.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

LOOK OUT FOR CoUsTERFEIrs not only oil
bank bills, but of every thing truly valua
BILE. We~lnderstand that even the indis-
pensable article known as "Family Dye Col
lors," are no exception to this rule. The
limitations, like all counterfeits. are utterly
worthless Remember that Howe & Ste
veDs' Family. Dye Colors are the original
the only valuable and useful thing of the
kind.
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LAT Err.

There is great rejoicing here over the re.
suit at Chattanooga Unless Grant be able
to pursue an enemy supposed to be com:
pletely routed, the belief is that this practi.
cally ends the heavy fighting for the winter,
excepting along the sea coast.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. &c, 1863
Bragg's retreat from his position of last
night is represented as perfect rout.--
Sheridan reached Chickamauga Station at
4 o'clock this morning, captured 500 pris..
oners, four guns and a number of pontoons.
The enemy attempted to burn the bridge be
hind him, and partially succeeded. They
burned the depot and all the stores at Chick
amauga. a1 &78H5
Captures and assertions are rapidly thin
ming the rebel army.
The number Of cannon captured, thus far
reported, is fify-two, including the celebrated
Loonis' battery lost at the Chickamauga.
Shernan's loss is much less than at first
estimated it will not exceed 500.
\ Nearly 5000 prisoners have been reported
breckenridge son, and Major Wilson, his
Chief of Staff have been brought in. Breck.
enridge himself narrowly escaped
strong column is in pursuit Of the en-
einy, and it is not improbable that another
disastrous defeat will be forced upon him
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, lS63.-12:3o m
Advices received this morning by the War
Department from Grant state that the pur
suit of the rebels was continued yesterday
b, Hooker and Thomas. Bragg attempted
to make a stand at Cnickamauga Station
but was again forced back The rebels
were in full retreat on Dalton. There is
nothing later from Burnside. r5fE
1t is conjectured that Longstreet will at
tempt to rejoin Bragg. but ample provision
has beep made to prevent the consumator
of any snch attempt He will therefore be
! forced to retreat into Virginia if he is a biz
to get away at all. .s....s4.-
There is official authority fer asserting
that in the several battles just fought before
Chattanooga, we have captured 1000 prison
erS at least. es -.s.s... s rs@ar-fs
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.--Tle reports from
Chattanooga, received at the War Depart
ment, represent that 5000 prisoners were
captured from the rebels, yesterday. with 5:
cannon, 5000 stand Of small arms, and Il
/ flags. L &c rebel forces were utterly routed
and to-day are in full retreat towards .Dal
ton, Ga. They are burning tho bridges at
| Ter them to re;ard pursuit; they are alst
burning their deppts and stores, and aban
-doning everything that-will embarrass then
in their flight. aaaa af
CHATTANOOGA, Nov 3O.-There ha,
been no fighting in Northern Georgia fol
the past two days Our troops hold tht
country as far "a Rinygold and Cleveland
fhe enemy is below Tunnel Hill The
campaign is probably ended No new,
from Burnside at Headquarters. The Seige
! Of KnOxvilleiS no doubt raised ere now
and The re vel forces in East Tennessee can
only escape by a miracle Of miraculous fight
ing. The fruits of the victory are 6,O02
prisoners, As guns, 1000 and of sna
arms and large quantity Of stores. Our
total casualties will not exceed 4 900. .Ha
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

New York, Nov. 81. The TriJune's
Washington special says: 1t is feared
that the clothing aud provisions sent by our
Government to the Union prisoners have
never reached them, but have been sent to
Lees army. One who saw the prisoners,
some 1000, on the way to Danville. says
that they hadn't a blanket, and all were ILL
liy ard ragged. 1t is Gen. Meredith's opin-
ton also that the rebels have broken faith in
this matter.na
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
8 OFFICER or CoMPTKolIER or THH CURsENt.Y.

n OfFIcK OF CoMrTKoiIER or THs CuRgExty
AsIIIAGTuS. Oct. Nth 1868. \
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented TO
the undrsigned 1t has been nade to appear that the
First National Bank Of 0ttunwa in the County of
Wapello and state of Iowa. has been duly organize
und +, nd according TO the requirements OF the act
OF Congress- cut tiled An act TO provide natl pnal
currenc" efrr~"' :" : pledge of United States
stocks and to provide for circulation aud redenp-
ton the 800, "rpru, eu yDruary 70 1861, aud ha.
complied with all the provisIo rs OF said act required
to be compile with before comm enc ing the bus
of Banking:
Now, RREsoRE, /, Hugh McCulloch Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
First National Bank OF 'Gtuinwa County Of Wapao
aud State OF Iowa., Ia authorized, 10 commence the
business OF Banking under the act aforesaid.
sINTksTIMosf WHERRoF, witness nv hand aud seal
OF oicc, this Nihetet nth day of October lot3.
1l' H, HUGH McCUIIbCH,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

The Washington Republican says
General Banks does no. want to be a
candidate for the Presidency, but
unequivocally declares a reelection
due to MIR Lincoln.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

A brother of Judah +. Benjamin,
the rebel Secretary of State, resides
at Baton Rouge. and is represented to
be Union man.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

The brothers Goddard are about to
make balloon that will contain a.
900 cubic mater Of gas. Madras
"Giant only containee 5000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

The Missouri Legislature is likely
to pass bill for State Convention
so that slavery can be abolished at
once. 1t would probably obtain a
popular majority, as slavery is sure to
die out very soon, whether or no.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune[
Washington, Nov. 90, 1868.
GEN. GRANTS LATEST ACHIEVEMENT.

GEN. GRANTS LATEST ACHIEVEMENT. q
Gen. Grants latest dispatches Of last even
ing. which have not found their way into
the newspapers, are very confident in their
tone It seems certain that he has won a
great victory, and that the result will he the
instant retreat of the enemy toward Atlanta.
. The relief of Burnside and the quick ske-
daddle of Longstreet are the logical conc"-
ouences of Grants splendid movement.
For Burr side no further apprehensions is
felt, as nothing more than the fear that he
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

The Chicago Tribune comes to us in an
entire new dress. 1t speaks well of the
energy and prosperity of ITS proprietors.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

A Russian Count at New York is
under arrest for stealing diamond
ring worth 81 900.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

District Court commenced on Monday
last, Judge Trimble presiding.
There is we learn, a pretty large docket.
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g. T.-IsGO.-X.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness lassitude, paptation Of the heart lack of ap
petite, distress after eating, torpid liver constp
tion, &C., deserve to suffer II they will not try he
gal, hrat cd
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

Dir Beecher's welcome to Brooklyn,
the other night, added $4,000 to the
funds ofthe Sanitary Commission.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

The engine of a tirst-rate iron-clad
frigate will preform as much work in
a day as forty-two thousand horses.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

Six months Imprisonment and fine
of $4,000 are the reward for cheat :
ing Uncle Samuel in horse trades.