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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

TIE STAR = Mr. Mellick, Of the Eldvviilt
Star, has associated with himself in the
the management of that paper, Mr.. II. N
Clement, a young gentleman to the "mano,
born" almost, having come to Eddyville al
very early day Mr.. Clement having had
to do with the various newspaper enter.
prises of the place, embraces the occasion to
review the subject in his salutatory, from
which we extract portion where aae figure
some.
Numerous spasmodic efforts have been
made at different times in the history of our
city to establish reliable, permanent, local
paper. A corporation styling itself 1.-The
Eddyville Free Press Company" purchased
the materials of an Office. brought them here,
set them up, and imported an editor to "do
the editorials" The gentleman referred to
was Mr.. j. w. Norris, our contemporary OF
the Courier. He conducted the paper with
decided ability and success, increasing the
subscription list to an unparalleled number,
excepting the subsequent list Of the Com
anercial when edited by Messrs. Farmer &
McGonigal y but it was thought by some OF
our jealous, or perhaps more properly, jeal-
Gus citizens. that as Mr.. NJ. fortunately or
unfortunately, owned valuable corner lots
in rival city, he INDUCED a good deal in
"generalities," and that he ought to 60 and
keep company with Els lots. Mr.. Norris,
leaving the paper in fiourEhing condi-
ton removed again to his home in o.
tumwa.
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Success Crowning Merit.

are always glad when real merit is crowned
with success A few years ago the proprie-
tors of Or. Halls Balsam modcstly announ-
ced that they had a valuable cough RENE dy
for sale. They. did not resortto the reckless
High pressure system Of putting, as did
some others we could name, but in strait
forward, common-sense manner explained
the nature and OBJECTS oftneiMedicine, told
what it would do, and presented the strong
est and most unimpreachable evidence Of the
good that it had done. It's now the most
popular remedy of the age.
For sale by all druggists.
See advertisement.
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Decidedly the most wonderful, as well as
useful of those inventions designed to econ
omise labor and benefit the farmer, is
"Mtchelrs Indiana Tanning MILL" lately
on exhibition in this city,
1t IS not only Tanning Mill in the ordi-
nary acceptation ofthat term, but it will
positively separate different kinds of grain,
grass, seed &C., in the most perfect manner.
1t will take all the cheat,as we'll as oats, dc.
out of wheat, leaving the grain perfectly
clean and No. l. for seed or market. No
farmer can afford to be without one Of these
wonderful machines. We are glad to learn
that they are to be manufactured in this
city.
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FopArH OF JuLY.-It is resolved to have
regular old-fashioned 4th July Celebra-
ton in this city, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, and for the
purposes ofproviding supplies eor'the Sold.
iers. 1t is proposed to invite the loyal citi-
zens of the County to meet at Quumwa,
bringing their baskets Of provisions with
them, and such contributions of needed ar
tieles as they may have to spare, and bring
ing their families, have a good time, be
sides doing good turn for the brave sold
iers in the field The order Of arrange
ments will be announced in season. In the
mean time let it be understood that we have
the celebration.
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Marble Hall.

VIM. Moll has removed from the Senate
to the opposite side of Front Street, into the
former dining-room Of the Carroll House,
which he has fitted up in the best style for
restaurant and saloon, and where be in
tends to cater for the wants Of the public in a
little the most satisfactory manner ever at.
tempted in this city,
If you want a GOOD soup, from l0t to IL
A. NJ, you can find il at Marble Hall.
If you want fresh oysters, prepared in any
style, 20 to Marble Hail. They are receiv-
ed from Baltimore every day by express.
Ifyou want glass Of good Beer or Ale,
you will find both at Marble Hall.
In short, Marble Hall will be found a
pleasant place to spend social hour Call
and try it on. WIN. MOLL.
Ottumwa, Oct. so, 1863 34i4-G
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While war absorbs The minds OF 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 still seems TO hold the sway,
And politicians fight 70 rule the day
Forgetting that, united must be,
Or neer exist nationally free.
TITS hard indeed that ALL for countrys sake,
Can not unite ms ONE, from Gulf 70 Lake;
But worse by far that we In North should drag
To earth nv wranging our once noble flag
There's sim one hope---and one is ALL
TO hold our right, avert our fan
IT'S simply this--'mid cannons roar
Proceed 70 Betts's Clothing store;
The antfdote he gives for cnre
Is mild and pleasant. md IT'S sure;
He sells You first, Coat, Pants, or Hat
And then to match, nice Cravat;
IL still you want you'll get shirt,
Which comes tn you as cheap IS Dirt
He keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves. Collars, Com forts, Caps and Bosta
Or anything that you may lack,
From Shoe-strings to a carpetsack.
For those that ready -ma de won't please,
He'll meet their wants their troubles 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 clothes.
Z. W. BELTS.
ottumwa Nov. 90. 1862.
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We have received and welcome most
cordially the first number Of "the Union
Guard" published at Bloomfield, Davis Co.,
by A. NJ. Harms. II is neatly printed,
and well filled sheet. devoted to the cause
of the Union. We congratulate the friends
of Davis upon their good fortune in secur.
ing a press to represent their views, and
upon their good luck in securing the
services OF so accomplished printer as MIR
Harms
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"MAp DoGs.--We are requested to say
that mad dog was killed in this city day
or two ago. and that owners Of dogs If they
wish to save them. they must see that they
are kept at home" Mercury.
Ifthev are going to kill all the dogs, we
advise the Mercury editor to .'set his house
in order" for his everlasting departure
ia near at hand.
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Pr, BAKER,s PAIN PANACEA.

'We are not IN the habit Of endorsing patent
medicines, unless we have induhitable proof
DIR BAKERS OF their efficiency Tn view NJ the
mrltnlr'tv of quack nostrums
PAIN with which the country Is con .
tinuallv flooded. 1t becomes o T.
IA "a e " 4. ten the duty 9th Journalist to
warn the pahlic AGAINST imnostion than W commend
medicines and remedies IN at possess merit hut when
medicine earns for itself reput alton and becom
an absolute necessity in eyerv family where there
Is disease. and when those who 10 never after
dispense with II when they are IN need OF remedy
for pain or disease. then becomes the duty NJ the
Journalist to make such medicine remedy wide
" known as possible Our attention has frequently
been called &c we'll nv those who use the medicine
as those who sell it. tn the uneNampled success of
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, which has gained
popularity and meets with sale neuu allied nv any
medicine that has ever been sold in this country
Marshall Illinoissn,
For sfle by IL TAYLOR. ottumwa. [Dcc.2
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STILL ONWARD. Notwithstanding the
hard times and high prices, the sale of the
Chemical Salerdtus is still on the increase,
People will use it, and every successful
housewife tells her neighbor, and when her
neighbor tries it she tells another, and thus
its fame spreads until it is hard to tell where
it will stop.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

FRESH GRocRRrEs.-Sheffer has just re-
turned from, Chicago with splendid stock
of groceries, the finest ever brought to this
market Shelter has the faculty of selecting
the best in the market. Call on him and
see If it is not so.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

Vallandigham has escaped by way OF
North Carolina, from Dixie, and has gone
10 Nassau, and win 6, thence via. Canada
to Ohio, It is supposed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

They have had more rain up the Des
Moines than here, and consequently crops
look much better. Reports, from the Slope,
too, are favorable
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Error OF COURIER /:

YEy0 NFRNoUssUFFERERs OF BOTH SEXES
Reverand Gentleman having been restored
20 heath in few davs after undergoing all the
al routine and IRREGULAR extensive modes Of treat
inert without success considers e. his sacred duty
TO communicate tn HIS ficted fellow creatures the
MEMS curE. Hence. on the receipt of adj
dressed envelope. he win send (free) copy of the
prescription uSpd Direct to
DR.. J0HNM. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
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Dr. BAKERS
PAIN PANACEA.

For the cure of Pain both externally and inter
nallv. This greatest Pa:n-curing Remedy yet
discovered. Pain cannot long exist where
this remedy is Faithfully used
For PAIN IN the Stomach. Back and Bowels,
Burns, Bruises, Cuts and Swelings, Collie, Dia-
rhea and Rheumatism. Headache, Toothache
and Earache, and Neuralgia, 1t cures almost
tnstantaneously I!
CHRONIC DsSs.ASCS, such as Dyspep-
STA Liver Complaint, General Debility, Fever
and ague, Canker. or sore mouth, Putd Sore
Throat, Weak Eyes Spine and Kidney Disease
Old Sores. Coughs and Colds, aud Caked or
Sore Breast. In all the above named diseases
il only needs to be faithfully used and a cure Is
certain.
Err. ID y. smith. Druggist thigh standing,
In Richmond, Kentucky. saws E"Dr. BAKERS PAN
ACEA Ia doing wonders in this neighhorhood in the
way of healing the sick. the Rheumatics among the
number Perhaps the most REM REAnLE case is that
OF an old citizen fths place who had been suffering
from Rheumatism for fifteen PEARS. He Is wen
and for the great blessing he now enjoys in the
shape of uninterrupted good health he Is indebted to
your Dvaluable PANbcEA.
Proprietor, H. SCoyILL.
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DR.. BAKERS
PAIN PANCE A.

1
Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea has cured Dvspersia OF
long standing when all other remedies had failed.
II has also cured rheumatism of 10 years standing
Also Chronic niarrhea.
For collie pains Of children there Is nothing better
These not assertions but are acked up with
proof
Or. BakerVoPa Panacna, not onlv cures
pains external but internal however distressing, or
Of long standing. For the Of Cramps in the
stomach and Rowels. has NO equal: IT acts ike
mario in restoring the circulation and producing
persniration 1t should be rried hy every field
hand in hot weather, 70 'Aract the effect If
drinking too much cold water. For Indigestion, IL
Is invaluable. nvspeptirs. nv using small guam
titv. after eatnc. win avoid the heaviness in the
stomach which they USUALLY experience.
II. SCOyILLE, Propriotor
See Advertisement. t5-121m
Error OF COURIER
Dear SIR:
With your permission wish tn say to the readers
~ veur that win send nv return mail TO all
who wish II (free) Racine with ull directions for
making and using simple yere.abia Balm. that
will eHeetnally remove, in ten DAYS. PimplAs.
Blotchps. Tan Freckles and all Impurities NJ the
Skin, leaving the same soft, clear and smooth and
Beautiful
7 viii also mail free 10 those having Bald Heads or
Bare faces simnie directions and information that
vii, enable them To start fun growth Of LuNuriant
Hair. WHISPERS. or Moustache, in less than thirty
davs. III applications answered by return mail
without charge.
Respectfully yours,
n11.2m THGs. F. CHAPMAN,
81 = Chemist
M nrno diva
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I,NIGHTH IOWA CAyALRY
MORE MOUNTED .HEV CHILLED
FOR!
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COMPANIES AND MEN WANTED FOR THE
STHIOWA CAVALRY!

II will he by the following order from the Gov.
ernor OF Iowa. that have been authorized raise
Reg meGt of Cavalry for the United States service
and in doing so wish to those who are des-
rous OF entering the military service, that EFFORT
will be spared to make this of the most effective
In the field. have invited number Of experienced
officers who hrve performed gallant service in the
bloody battles where Iowa troops have immortal
honor for themselves and their State assist in rails
Ing the regiment, and take positions in it field
hcers and company commanders These offers have
been accepted and the Regiment will have within t
larger number OF officers who have service
than any other ever organized in the State.
also invite the gallant soldiers who have been TEN
porarily disabled In the field, but have recovered
from their wounds and other disability and others
who wish to have hand in putting down the rebel
Hon. to enter the ranks assuring them that in the
CAVALRY, so far as can influence it, MERIT and dis
tingulshed services shah be the only recommended
ton for promotion.
The cavalry will be henceforth called to perform
gallant and glorious deedsto strike heavy blows at
the power Of the rebellion. Heretofore in this war
has been lightly valued, but the recent splendid
achievements Of the Union cavalry under General
stoneman, and their still more heroic operations
der Colonel Grierson, have convinced military
leaders OF the value of mounted troops in striking
swift and heavy blows at the very heart Of Secessia
destroying their and breaking up the labor
basis of the rebellion
Hence the Government has determined to largely
increase its Cavalry-adding at least OO.OOO men
" that arm of the service. IOWA she has dScdys
done Is to do her share, and to preserve 70
the end ofthe war the glorious name won upon the
hard fought fields of Belmont, Donolson, Pea Ridge
Shiloh Prairie Grove and Arkansas Post.
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SUICIDE Miss Seabolt an abandoned
young woman, committed suicide at Eddy
vile on Monday last, by taking laudanum.
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THELAST VOLUNTEER REGIMENT

The 9Th Cavalryis undoubtedly the last Volunteer
regiment which viii ever be authorized in Iowa as
active preparations going all over the state
fer the enforcement OF the CONSUMPTION All there
fore who wish enter the military service without
being Forced into IL, are called upon to enroll them.
selves In its ranks
The most liberal facilities have been granted by
tho Government for recruiting officers TO raise men
for this regiment, and their entire legitimate expen-
ses Win be borne while engaged in raising their com
panies. =
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining recruiting commiss-
IONS who stran gers 10 the undersigned win ac-
Gems, as to character and ability to raise men,
May %, 1868
gHE J. B. DORR
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SIGEL HALL.
JoHN ZwIrzLFR, Proprietor, From 'treet,
Sd door West of the Ottumw; ouse,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
IL You want to drink NIT .Sigel, to
Sigel Hall. IL
II YOU want good glass ale 20 to
Sigel Hall.
lfyou want good glass of ,er, go to
Sigel Hall.
II you want good ciga, go to Sigel
Hall.
II you want dish Of Fresh ysters, e.
ceived daily by Express, go to ,.eel Hal
IL you want anything good so to s
Hall. Gel
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Cured Ns

1Uyhe inebriate NAV now hid defiance IN the temp
ting cup. DR.. ZtNE'S ANTID0TE FOR STRONG
DRINK IL a certain cure for Drunkenness. II Gre
ates dislike for strong drink. and can he admins
tered without the knowledge Of the Patient. Price
Al box. Sent bv mail To any address. nv S. O. UP
HAM, 4O3, Chestnut st philadelphia. Circulars sent
free, n9.6
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Local and, Miscellaneous
Arrival and Departure of Mails,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.

Arrival and Departure of Mails.
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL, 1
VIA n. & NJ. R. R. n.
Arrives Daily-Suudays excepted-at - IN
and 500 p. m. Leaves at 800 a. m. and 500 p. m-
Time half an hour faster than common. Mail closes
half an hour before the train leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk).
VIA x. TT. D. NJ. &M.R.R.
Arrives Daiy-sundays excepted-at 1:35 p. m.
and leaves at 4:10 p. m.
WESTERN MAIL,
VIA x. TT D. NJ q NJ. R.R.
Arrives Daify-sundays excepted-at $50 a. M
and leaves at 135 p, m.
NORTHERN MAIL,
.tA VIA nAHLoNEeA TO sIaorRSEY.
Arrives every Friday at o'clock p. m, AID leaves
very Thursday at s o'clock a.. m.
SOUTHERN MAIL,
VIA PIT ISABEL To BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted, at 1850 p. no, and
arrive at 100 p. m.
WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIE ks TIMES WEEK.
Arrives and leaves every day, at ] o'clock, p. m.
j. w. NORRIS P. NJ.
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DR. HALLS BALSAM.

HALLS .uur Isassau,, in all cases gives
the best of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAMh has wrouyh t more cures
since its introduction than any other cough
medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM Is endorsed by
leading physicians as the safest and best rem
edy now b efore the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM is safe to use among
children, and yet powerful in cases of chronic
pulmo nary disease
HALL LUNG BALSAM brings in CERTIFICATES al
most daily of its wonderful cures in all parts
of the country.
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS is sold in every
Town in the country.
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We the undersigned business men Of OF
tumwa agree to suspend all business trans.
actions, and keep our business houses closed
upon the 4th day Of July, 1882
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The Confessions and Experience e
Observation-Disclosures can
no Cured. ST.

INV. wAND'S SpECICyr CURES Sper-
j ,,,rtorrheo Seminal Weakness. TnDotspcV,
Loss of Po,cer &C., speedily and efectually. Its ef
fects are truly magcal trial of the Specific will
convince the most sken'ic fits merits. Price 81
per box Sent Post paid to anv address. by 8. G.
UPHAM. 4o3. Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
C;rcu,ars sent free. 96m
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Drug houses open 8 to a. IN. and to
6p. m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-30
From Char 5eston.

The Arago arrived yesteriv rom Chafl.S' pAr.
Sept, Goth. From de.rr'er, ~hl ap~d from Ct..r
ic.ton to Morri. Island IL has L,'n s5,,-Lred ta1,
setnforcemtn.f Lave been ."i' 90 H'aufe ara from
the army Of General Ire, Vh-ra lr' uov !. GUAR es
n Charleston. u sr',cr. from = 7 vsr'a land re-
pert that sfter the rsf.r.u. ttl trvn rr a. 2 1-t
koultric, I.vpsratioas ~Is uac5 for t1e r.n val:
the best guns and the sufrr1ir- a. the 9l'cr. hut
,rd.ne that, tho thoius w., no' -,neac4. ..I rrS'
morning the rsbe's conc.l isi 90 rcaas lol.c. The
Besufort, y. c, FHsr slrru suhi-h,s tie following
from Aorrs Island, sent. %.
suce nv last nothing dec sivH = inpor',nt 70 ~
p lie eve has occur'd ~ fr's' ~ thaies'7.. I1e
" .shAv ken w.s got ~. ttr IA an! o.t of a.rrna
VA. General Gilmore j p t.il.'h . 81 ir- o. 'Hr-
sp~rntons vhieh should Do ictl '"d tA. o.. IL onl
BY e'prleeee, Ihey rIp.' ncF. ..' o. f't il'n o'
bi.'trits BY the fes haaisc, ..tt VU' .r. cH''
q sig rGv.s. rbe fr,n' sUd s',.'..- WOW. q %
end other tstter ind c4't tie. I'..I.- 20 .as =
Ges er inXiety about tbe7 a" rt7 70 l'. vh"n
gani.opcd J. his owum- 70 'la .. 90. 60. fH.
In. Gresg h Al least me- ItH-H .li .17 f"Hr
d. ~ ann battery, hrn 'c..t-r. r..' t.'t'r' RI.
a. c' ) sometime a. & Iu1. ...ft ...
pan to try that game ir.a. .''F. t' rr' "r. g..
les viii have the privi',ee,i .. ..f t.r' 90, 4.
str.e- ard " tnets " 1.f t...t f.l.' '-" .fr t.N
kr,ri Of tho city Ia .n fui y,',.: a.. H-s E...t.
wnsn tire Arsgol,.t Cl.srl..:on 'ar p As,ry t,al
sf.wgs hear from Eor; John.or. ..I ..tc-. @ t.t.
tsre. On James Ia!anl. Ta- .-I-...' .tt..t t..t
sn,l, wheh were inc-'.sHt won. .c.',t = 'tr o..
renc end otHofrls ialt0d TIe tr..0. Hrt . D,a.
G..nor. .bo =ers .nsasei IN G ~.n. hs''.-i'' a7.
,,srtns .less gus on rsttrrr t.-ag. ari .l'y1 rl
pos.. ..onS on Cnmm'nn lo.af' hsd 90 abandon trc
vo!E In consequence oi this Size.
The hostlty be; Seen Gen. e.. more and Airii-.l
Dab ereu hrs Increased Iti'fr. ! th2t .ts y,.sea
b.yg not fred q shot SIC tao W.. ave.a t-a
.rrouud under the bs;tcries ~ ut Mo.tric.
Al the railroads running on, ~ lle'Ie'.e1 have
bscu AIKEN possession OF hy rho ic'.. C1v'.Lu.-nt
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e.. Lot, ., s'4t 21.--A 'rccia dirps.,h 20 the
4 ena,H.r from Lrlvonvr-'', s.yt.
Ao'heEt'c atyicos lave been rec vef at Lea.
wurorsh non Wa. .pg. ., 20 the sr,ct tha.
X ~" viii he mnl. = ,epsr,,e drIsr,rn,nt
urdrg Gc1ersl Cirtis. Colonrl MJss'i u,en ers
drs.'I.nf rs orn enrolled oi.i,i. OF Pi,,,e county
soy.rai Union men were ki!.td- p,r'sc. state Of
tcrro'rm ey.s;s the-e.
l. I,,mror'h, scpi 20 Gov. Gsntis having su-
thoi god Gel Mo.', Of Llb.'.y, No, 10 arm men in
Pi'l' hLi ,iuo On counties, he h. armed
mys''y r-:Huncd rtlei ,oldc., AMI uea under
liyo diysister sdrices from Ws,,ern Arkansas,
s;Jt: That Pov.s. Aill AZ ArLadelphis. contain
Ing Upwards Of 10000 tes' OF rn~der exploded on
the 10Th The lo-s ia REGARDED fatal by the rebels
bonds, and hie srs nov diving Urion out OF
Ns nri Over 100 far 10. crossed tho river to-day
H.ny OF IL. wye, " cur nion soldiers have been
compelled to lcsvc and four oT i've Cuian usa have
been murdered ~ M0nsr
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Ercn thc West Indies.

the sr-iyt' Of tAe slcsucr C--oo e hsv. ncv,
f..m I,v1'i i:otep~ 81. Con'dsg.aio .DIie;y wa
&C.. the rs'rtyo oi tne sptrlrh msl,'rGtn"r Nt,i-
g., which ,hould have acAcd u.'4uN On the l+th
i.s'. she had % psisougers Oh bysrl. Ils only
il o,mn'or 20, tnat 30 revo food and wa.'r 20 ;he
bri.i-h b. Llii, rom i'tae.a "a .pr litvars on
o. AZ, L ou' forty u.'s esst g.! ne iuf of
0I.r.-a,iv IHr ~ plrt that The pas.ru,lr
o. ~ lNia .v, tu N" c. riur ut tic %, =
cI ,u tac w.ch they s.Hp1stt - hav' b,on shiI
sttanlc-,
Ihr uuilhrr of tro7r7 who arrived at Haven, from
fpuu iurius be week va l,O.h Tie llAap - .
Hr,l m hlH r'furu 20 tAuti $50 ice iu, 'ai lrru..
H. l.f had fNer4 -s.IiF' 90 W.t tac - q. grutf
-" be Atng ~ m ~ sriy ii n -eut4S-J With O.ly
lew ordetlier owing 70 ta' la que, he g. tn~ the
lIsscn "a tho ruteuu.s. IL wAr f,pIrt.d on tho tn
That Gen Eucc'g aud CD. tA1pa had luinti their
fcf os ~ Santiago, AID Ecn uEttle ~ III r.h,ls and
out tLtLl AID that tins la;ter retlrS1 to Quay
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-30
Late Southern News.

Prtre"s Monroe, sspt &C. ;lo 4. huo. : INivt-
sEs, Of the 10th instant. says g." Ater two A. s.lrt
siots for the capture o. CaAts ,o.a W. asvc rov
us intelligence hat the Cstany l. o; i IA Iorss on
6 that stronghold and srcas aon-as i'i worsi.
while events Inner iu 1c1le ,ce tho tiisat'' n IN
hosths Virsinia Ia. become cs. Icsi. rtotL.uy
y preparing for general attack IN tie l0c % tho
kspidan and IN ssiins h. forces 1t Cup'ipr. lie 10
also reconnoitsiins ard cncr1achiur the -nufosd
And the river. aud indicates dctoria' a'lit,on to
hsL."
Atlanta, Cd s. .oc.-sevef. ~ trains 'thr 1ul-
81 aud prisoners have arrv' = E-'c;t' o. te cund &.
Ton ~ Ahairs above are conf,'..s We agr .L-l.nsd
70 believe that the emmy arc iort rus Cl4... n,.s
Our iine~ars within 'o9r rr'le' = ih1i rr. TL,r.
sA' NO hthtine ye'tcriay. Ge.o.ll l.,.ee. ~, la.
sent In two flags OF truor, ssLin. rcnr. sion 90
bury tseii dead ard rolCvc t.r.s wounded Dslersi
sfa& rsJsc;ed bo,h VI th.u.