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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-24

WHAT TO DO WITH "GR.EN .BAcKs."-
There is now. . way Of using one of Uncle
Samuel, paper dollars ina year. Everybody
has heard Of Seth Boyden's wonderful
new Strawberry. From oil accounts, it's .
marvellous thing the berries nearly as large
. hens eggs. and are IS good as they are
large. Dealers were after it offering As high,
As $4,000 for the plants, to speculate upon;
bu. we are glad to know that the eenterpri-
sing Publisher OF the American 4Agircuku
rise got the start of them. and bought up
all the plants, and is multiplying them il or.
der % gips them asay to his subscribersl-
This Is in effect a free gif 70 the Public
for Alricutturist costing only dollar .
year, is Of itself worth many dollars to ey
cry one, as we can testify, having ourselves
long been reader Oft. To those unac
qlataintel with il, we would say that the
Agricultural Is large Journal, Of 81 pages
in every, number, is beautifully got up. and
is illustrated with many pleasing and in,
>trnctive Engravings, which are alon, worth
he whole cost, the pages are literally fil-
I'd with god thiny>-plain. practical, rslia-
bic information upon verything connected
with The work Of the H,usEHoLp, the Gar.
DEN. and The FARM, incl ,ding very pleas.
ing and Instructive D p ,rtment for Cn'ldrsn
an1Youth that IS hardly surpassed BY any
81 the profe ;s.liy Clitlreo's Magazines -.
The thou ;shis Of u,sfl, hints and suggest
ions in the Air;cas,uris., AL prepared BY
praetiel working men and women who
know what they are talking about, cannot fail
to be worth many dollars to every reader,
whether residingin City, Village. or Coun.
Try. There are special reasons for subscrip.
ton VOW First, The rule for distributing
the Strawberry plants is. "first come first
served: = and Second, every new subscriber
for the 23i annual Volume (that is, for all
OF 1861, will get the remaining numbers Of
this year rREE.- Take our advice then,
and send dollar at once 10 the Publisher,
(ORANGE JuDD, Al PARK Ross, N ?. City,)
and secure the paper, and the extra numbers
AID also an early place in the great Straw
berry list. II the plants are to come 10 you
ny mail, - they can safely do, send an
extra Ave cents to cover the mailing.-,
Those desiring TO see the Agriculturist,
before subscribing. can get : post psid copy.
by sendinga dime tothe Publisher. a above.
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By Telegraph


Cincinnati. Sep. 2ts
The battle. opened at ii o'clock in the hi.
4ciniyjof widow Glenn's, on the road leading
from McLomorc's Gave to Chattanooga, and
soon became general, the en- envy maneuver.
ing his troops finely. -
EARLY ihthc action thu enemy made an
impctuous charge on the famous Loomis
Battery, and Ave Of i,s ak Parrot gun.
were captured, and Capt. Van Pelt. com
handing tho battery v.s taken prisoner.
A.s2 o'clock the contest was terrific. The
rol. Of musketry was fav more continuous
an d deafening ihasSa. Stone River. 81 AU2
o'clock and 40 minutes the division on the
center was hard pressed, broke and retreat.
I'd in dissId.rI Colenel Burnett plarted a
battery and 500. checked tho pursuing en-
envy. who in turn, were driven in disorder
over the sane ground. Gen. JET @. Da.
Wis division was driven back With heavy
less. every gnncf the 9Th Ind ana battery
was captured, when HE forces rallied, push
It'd the enemy hack, and ,etock the guns. IS
Il REYNOLDS lost heavily. but s,uabornly
held bis position. driving the snemy, bu,
never leaving his line. fss ig2hissL9 sil
/. ]. Palmer, who " overwhelmed. failed 10
yet off his whole battery, and two guns
were lost .1gs7 hE54 hgoV se1siI aye6fHoc
~ vsnClcve, fighting CALAMITY. lost ground
US over powered, and failed to regain his
position . 'S#gh ~ a'i9 re f's.'Sa'safih 142
q The rebels. exultine over their apparent
success, advanced along the whole line,
when a whitening fire Of inusketry rolled
from RICH, to left. Until Ave o'clock the
lighting was, terrific. The General grew
anxious. The wounded pour in, and ii.
rebels, steadily move % near his headquaf.
tiers. New forces were opposed to them.
and from this time until dark, TIE battle
saged with destructive fury. 9r' EasTesst
q At dark, the irng having almost ceased,
the enemy threw forward fresh troops, and
again engaged our right I; the sction became
general. and until long after dark ragged with
fury, Our loss was very heavy, and prison
ers say that some Of their regiments were
almost STIMULATED. We have captured sew.
eral hundred prisoners, many Of whom are
from the east. Wetook ten guns and lost
seven. f-a sFoda s8 ~ H 1sids
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DrOWnlOW's Knoxville Whig.
and is ebai Vemt,iiatOr.

propose to publish a Weekly AMI Tri
Weekly Journal, bearin. the, ab we title, at
Knoxville, in East Tennessee and the
Weekly papen, made up from the contents
Of the Trl- w erklies, I propose to send ou,
,odistant subscribers for two dollars per an
mum. invariably paid in advance. Subscri
bers AMI re,nitancss will be forwarded to
me st Cincinnati, FROM which point I expect
to ship my papers ant materials. expect
T. isIu, the first nun>sr in O,tobH ~ II
MAS in that m,nth tsJ ye,rs AZ vhenimy
paper was crus ned out by the God f,rsake.
NIB at Rockville. called the Confeisrats
auth rltissi Twill CO n,acs vita this
hell BORN and hell bounl rebellion. whsre
the Traitors force Inns to leave OF, anil all
who wish Tor the paper would do well to be
gin With the first issus, Is 4 intend that .
single paper shall bs worth the subscri ption
price toaays upcondit i,nal Caien man!
In thsrn!e Of my editorial conduct / ab.
jurs that servility which destroys the indie
pendsncs Of the Press, and cast from me
that factious opposition which gives tc
party what 10 due to country. And willis,
the name Of my journal indicates. in un
nistaksble terms its politics, shal: q fal,h
fat sentins, forget Wings, Democrats, Know
Nothings. aud Republicans, and remsmbe,
only my Government, and the preservation
ofthe Fsderai Union-4s richly worth all
Ma .acrifices Of bl .od and treasure their pre-.
servation may c1st-evsn to the .sxter,niua
tion Of the present race Of 'nsn. and tn eos .
sunption OF all "a, means OF the pr, .s en-.
age.
Publishers inserting this prospectus once.
promptly. AMI send hs ,ns I ~ % ~ 70 Gin.
c'a''ati, wal b. fAy,rsI VITA an ex-
change.
W. q. BROWNLOW
Sept. I. 1858. a''.'5''. -. Il ss''a Z
There srs now nsasly 8 900 workmsa On.
ploysd 10 The PhilsdAIphiA navy yai e 4
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s.as5 ~ LEGAL NOTICE. a., is,s-
John O. whipple) So. see. ADS - fij, ass
Tlos w Alfred Stamp .s..as, fa tce - vi
arab W Alfred

AIWe0 And Sarah VI
Alfred: vcu and each OF ron are hereby notf
that the petition Of John whipp,e Is now on ale In
the once ofthe Clerk Of the District Court or wap
silo county, Iowa, 10 which SAID Whppe asks the
estate IN Wapello and Keokuk Counties, Iowa, exc.
cuted BY yon to ssid whipple, the !. 16th day OF
December, 1861 he purpose of securing the nav
ment Of two notes, executed by you, Thomas W. All
red 10 said whipple. one for the sum Of eight hun.
dret dollars, same date Of msrteage. { Petitioner
asks Iudgmeet, against you Thomas w. Alfred for
one thousand dollars Interest and COSTS Now uness
Jon and each Of you appear and make defense to
said petition, before noon Of the ID day Of the
next term 9th District Court Of wapello county
Iowa, 20 be comnet csd on the 80th day OF Novem.
Der, 1858, default will be taken agairs,, you and
judgment and decree rendered aga you according
to prayer OF petitionsr,i els MJwILLIAMs, "a
Atty for Petitioner
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ASSESSMENT OFRIGHT
OF WAY.

TO the unknown and non-resdept owners Of the
quarter Of section thirty -four, In nshIp seventy
Two, north OF range thirteen west supposed to be-
ins 20 one Williams, and one Burk, whose hrst
names are not known) You are hereby notified that
the Burlington and Missouri river Road has been ~
Gated and run through said land, situate In Wapeilo
county In the State OF Iowa, and that much there
os as lies within any feet n the centre line ofsaid
road on sach side ofsaid center ine tax en- BY the
burlington an No River Railroad companyfor right or
yayLor SAID railroad Nov unless apply to theSher
OF said county 70 have the damages assessed with
IN thirty days after four weeks publication Of this
notice, In accordance with the act OF the General
road companies the right of way," passed Januarv
le'n eoS then the said Railroad company will cause
said damages TO be so assessed y .I1',s|t -
sas noS4-4w az Buri ogton j Mo II RR Co
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New YoRK SEPr. "a Europe contradicts
the runner Of the divisional Government Of
Mexico having sent special sgent To Rich
mond to establish friendly relations. -
The pretended departure of Vice Presidsnt
Stevens to bargain Texas AMI Louisiana Tor
the armed Intervention Of France is also .
canard. sfagosss .ae .,a.feys4sF ls8 as.
Not the least credit i to be given to the
rumors Of the recognition the South BY
France. The French Government persist.
emily disclam any such intention and say
the subject has never been introduced in
4 Cabinet council. IS. der So 80, H. F5szg
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Nr Harlnn's Appointments

ot'nmw,. wapelio County, Friday. Sept. 18th.
rddyvlle, wape'lo County, Tuesday. Sept 2ed.
ostaioosa. Mahaska County, Wednesday, Sept, Esd
Figournev. Keokuk County. Thursday Sept. oath.
FsirAeld, Jefferson County, Friday, Sept. 25th.
Washington, Washington Co., Monday, Sept. 2Sth
WsPeno. Louisa County. Tuesday, Sept 29th.
burlington, Des Molnss Co. Wednesday, Sept. 3nth
The severaiCor nty Committees re requested to
hs digens In giving public notice of the time and
places OF meeting In their respective counties aud
IN making all necessary gements for the meet
iass II
Ths meetings In ali the above appointme n,s win
sss0ense AL clock. PM. ess
THOS. y. wITHROw,
Chm. Repub. State Censral Com.
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ASsEssMENToFRIgHr

To george wisou--sir. You are hereby notified
that the Burlington and Missouri River Rai,rasd
has been located spdirun through land beonging 10
you described - the quarter OF the por.
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
township seventy two, north range thirteen west
situated In Wspelo county. State OF Iowa and thai
centre line ofsaid road each side thereof, as Ia
keR ~ she Bnrliueton aud Mssso River Rail road
company for the right of way for said road now
unless you spplyt0 the Sheriff OF said county
o. haye the sdsmages ass ssssd
assess ID within thirty days after four weeks pubIIca.
on o. THIS notice, sccprdilgto the provisions Of an
Act oIthe General Assembly Of Iowa entitled IAN act
grsnfins TO Rslrpad Compansss the rifht OF way,s.
passed Jan. 18th 1883, then said win cause
said damages TO be assessed. DAVID RORER
....s Aki 49, Atty for Darlington
zt-W Mo River railroad Company
August, 26th 1868.
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~ 07TUNWA, IOWA, 900
(Fs .sriy non New York. more recently from Mon.
e@s sss mouth, Illinels1

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tracted iilne s, In a few weeks. He and war;
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matter what their species are. g6Ft
The sick headache cured Tor three 3 dollars or tn
eoney will be refunded.
Dr.. Fuller Is the original fousder Of the Good Sa-
marian Cordial Fuller's Analytic Ointme nt and
and Fuliers Sick Headache Pills, that creating
great noteriety eyerywhere they have been used.--
steiy. s =.
Patients should apply Immediately as the Doctor
wi hayeto leave and 60 to Chicago The frst Of Oc-
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DSED.-septsmber. aist, Of nux, George O.. SON
Of John and Hannah g. Graves; aged about nine
mepths.lii essed1 ssnl GEaa sf}2a753 8aHE
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ID. sE1Sc,. 10, Brcsix,7 Y \.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PBILADELPHIA.

a BenssoemI Instifution estubtished Ly ssect0, e.
al cmrnf, fortht Eeiieg oJMe SICK and GS.t,tssfa
aWicfed tcifh l.irnithI ard th,unic Disro.,s
"naespec'aHgfor the Cure Of HiStasrsoJ II. Sen
NE EDlchL ADVICE given gratis, by III. ActIsg
lvl surgeon, 20 all who apply by letter VIII a de-
scrtptiob OF their copditior Gage upat.ct han
lite OF life, &c and in eases of extreme poverty ro
furnish Meliript FREE OF tlarre.
Valuable Reports On SpermatOrrhoa and cthe, BIS
eases o. the sexual Organs and tho New Rel dies
employed in the Disp.nsary. <eii to tn, M tered in
scaled 'etter envelopes free OF charge. Tw, or.krxs
stamps for postage will be ace, tail,
Address, DrJ. SKiI.iiS iioiGnrcs. Acting surgeon
Howard AssOcfati, L. No. South Ninihstreef .Pk.,s
delphia Pa. iy order oiiie ilircctrrs.
gz..aL EZRA D. AarVELL. Prest.eat
GEO. FA1RCHILD, StcrtfaJE.
April 1851 'e-tf
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BanI.' M4ss s cou,4.r.

eolon kobinsen 10 the Farmers Clnp, jan -
INC farmer Who owns well or cistsrn can posi-
bly, AFFORD TO be without an IRON pump. II should he
at once suction and force pumps perfect little
fire ensne-sueh q ono known as VESTS Improved
Pump speak Of this pump because / happen -
Know lit be very simple, durable pow erful and
cheap. and Ii don freeze up, get out Of or DER
once year. Il know this, and think may be do.
Ing the farmers good by speaking Of ...A boy 10
years old can work H. and throw u continnous inch
and-a-quarter stream II can be ads 10 work In
deep " ellis as well As In shallow ones"
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Cambridee Mine N e y,,ors ,ss,

Cambridge Mine, N. c., Juno Is 1868
% wgsr Co. y.
Grnts-Tht pump which ordered for our Mine 4,
received and put to work In our underlay sbafc
which We are sinking, We find that enc man will
with ease itit 30 gallons per minute We lified in
three and half hours all the water In TIE haft
which measures seven by twelve feet and 10 fees
deep, aud 1t was fun when commenced. Il an
sw-rs our expectations In every respect, and .ur
workmcn are highly pleased with il n VIII do
great service with bat ipihing expense for REPAIRS
Yours. respectfully, BURR HIGsIsy
We have plenty more such certificates but III Ink
these enough. For P,nnps Hos Pine 40 "a.
MI
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beca,ne very warm. on the part sof AL. II
was not very long after Line ,ln had orier.
ed ont the 100 men, and, soon after tn,
battle Of Bull Rln, AZ near as I can reccol.
ct M. Burton then to"k the position and
DISTINCT, GRO IND that there was moth.
ing in the Constitution that denied to the
Ssn,hern States THE RIGHT TO SECEDE
THAT any state had PERFECT RIGHT
SO TO DO WHENEVER IT'S PEOPLE
DESIRED. and that TIE Government HAD
NO RIGHT OR AUTHORITY WHAT.
EVER under the Constitution, TO PRE-
VENT or coerce them-that President Lin.
coin, under the Constitution, HiDs NO
RIGHT OR AUTHORITY TO CALL OUT
THE SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND, or
anv other number Of men-THiT OUR
ARMY HAD NO CONSTITUTIONAL
RIGHT TO PASS OVER THE BO1nEe
OF, OR INVADE ONE Of THE SOUrH.
ERN STATES. The opposite Of th,s
heresy was taken by Mr.. Stiles and myself.
L had several times before in nv c.mre-sa
tons heard him advocate the correctness o
tho, Calhoun doctrine. Of secession an /
rather boast, at all events claim that h..
WAS.A DISCIPLE OF. CALHOUN and a
BELIEVER IN THE. CORRECTNESS OF
HIS DOCTRINE, I am on friendly terms
with Mr.. Burton and do not know that the
above conversations were ola strictly prl-
vale character. !, .s'.,,-ss Is -.s,,.s4.., a.. Z,
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A. A. STUART Captain,

si al. Fsl u 18th. Reg. Iowa VOL IS
q Sworn to and subscribed nv the allow
namcd A. A, Stnart this 9th day Of
June 1863. h'fre. me the 8 M lws'snei
Notary Public in AMI fefresall C,mnty OF
Wapello and State M Iowa. -e,!E .gaszsa
Z Witn-ss my haai anl seal N,tarial, the
day and date. last above wri'ten.a nsai'a IS
a # .a ]. W. DIXON. Notary Public. "a
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80 - Ct. Neck L, l., 1870
Ihave used this hump for one summer and wi pte r
exposed to the North West wind coming over Long
Island sound, being the coolest possible exposure
any time TO pump water with great ease.
II. y. NcILvAIX.
The undersigned. having to use "Wests Improv-
cd Pumps, cheerfnly recommed them as simple.
durable and powerful In raising and throw ing water
ana for their ease Of action, secary against frast
and low price, We believe them superior all others
Warren Leland, Met. Hetsl, New York
). W. Pomeroy, Yonkers, N. Y:
Jno. nesserenu, NY,
Dominck Lawrence, Westchester.
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+@t"-t From the Net1 York Observer
We have had In use for months past one Of Vests
Pumps which has hiven MS more satisfaction AZ n
force and lifting pump than any we have ever used.
II IL Of power aud well adapte ed for ship
decks. mines factories, houses graperiss 10
&C. The Mining Chronicle ana hatIedy Journal
saws.
II Is recommended for its extreme simplicity OF
construction, great strength, and consequent dura
bilty and cheapness ofrepair. There IL no stufnna
hox-the pressure being held by q cup pucking, ike
that uton the work ing piston, working In q yn..
der fitted for the,purposs within the upper air chang
ber-whch we think great impro veme nj, ~ stun.
Ing liable to be deranged, and leak under strong
pressure, to say nothing Of the loss by friction incl
dent thereto. 1t has also two air-chs NIB ers thus
the action OF the valve Is cushioned upop both aid Or
by air--preventiug water-hammer, aad vsoum-
thump. The valves are very accessible, and simply
andcheapiy repaired. They work much easier than,
any pump We have ever seen (; the 4inch cylinder
being worked by children In wells 100 feet deep and
as they are extremely cheap we'll az simple a d
strong, We freely recommend them
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There are nov nsasly 8 900 workmsa sas.
'loysd 10 ths PhilsdAIphia navy ya1
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STATE or IOWA wApsLLn G nrxrY

a4s, STATE or IOWA. wAPELLo c,UNTY.aa
|. Edward H. Stiles, do sol~mnly swea
that / have a .di,lact ,re,ollection Of the
conversational argument ref rrel TO ia the
above aft lavit Of Capt. Stuart, and that the
statements therein made by him Of what
took place in said arsu:n mt are true and
correct. s.~.-, III a5s,-s.F..
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THE BEST!

ny Capt. ERRiCsop. and other eminent Bn gin GERS -
We can refe. to thousands using them and rsarsp-
tee that all " Ill recommend them. They are mere
simple in construction, and work easier, and esst
less than all others.
"Our readers VIM Hnd the doubles ctipf, Improv-
ed Pump off d. West Co., OF thu best In the
market. II 10 very simple, works 10 charm 90 that
any Child may use II throws a steady, continuous
stream, and does not freeze In the coolest expcsar.
e., and 10 unusually cheap. We say this knowingly
and give the testimony OF our own accord without
theknowledge OF request Of ths prepri storp. IN
Y. Zee. Post, July LIST. 1868.
This may certify that have been using a uy
manufsctory, for She last four years. "wests Im-
proved Pumps." now have In use three Of saiA
pumps, one Of which ID kept constantly al work. g
hours each day, lsave Sundaysl and has been run.
ming for the past two years. pronounce them, nm
hestatingly, the best pumps that have been brou.k
10 my notice, having used many others previously,
They are simple In their construction and not easily
disarranged.
!, N. Oct. 10, 1889. JAnssAw b.
I'D. wKsr Co.:
We are pleased to state that the Pumps We lad Of
you, about a year ago, have been In constant use
~ hours each day, and raise for the use Of our
Woolen Factory, about 100 gallons per minute
They work with but little power, compared with
pumps We have used before, and do mos get cut Of
repair, snf are satisfactory In all respects
fs.sssaasa ESQ., Yours, &C.,
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- ,sga faiaese EDWARD Fl. STILES. 81.
Sworn to and subscribed before me a
Notary Public in and far said County
and State this Odd day OF Sept. 1868. -
Witness my hand and seal Notarial date
last above written 4 - E.s#ang.o 4. ps
q THOMAS BraHAM, Notary Public.
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W. q. BRowNLOw.
Sept. 1858: ,.'s -. ,', a..'l ',.''s I
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-Four Steamers Running the Bloc kadc OF
ChRrAestOn.


Cavalry Raid Across the Rappahsn-
nock-A Rebel Force NJ Warrenson-
Btonewall Jackson Reported An tho
vallsy-Cspture OF Unisn Pickets near
Csntvsvilie, so.
WAsnscroS, Feb. 20, 1853.
To days Star says
large iorce Of rebel cavalry doubtless crossed tho
Rappahsnnock Lass night at Kellys Ford few miles be-
how Rappahannock station. Their movements from that
point 1dicaed rAtd upon forces sons~hsss In NJ
vicinity Of Stafford Court House.
Persons who came into lines yesterday represent
that Considerable rebel force il st wsrrenton.
while others say that Jackson with force has gone
up the valley 70 strasburg
all these things DO true, our belief Ia that tho
turcsome rebels viii find their duly Attended
70 by tho Union forces.
Inst night our picket cavalry guard out from Centre
vile tho Chantily road all but captured
BY rebel force Of about hundred men, AFTER airing
two rounds.
An example viii o. be made Of the officer
mandng the picket BY Diminishing him from ,he service
sumrnAriiy for permitting this surprise 70 succeed.