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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

HEsL ESTATE FOX aALE.

= a.4a tJn. - sA4 ~ JaH E3 Y - tnss
T. fuT sA,s privately Ely FAM. tua;Ea ia ihe
,psr q G: James s.tS e3rEty tcalssiaiJg
Ave hunor.r sna sigh nil. ;cIst, sb Gao b3a-
d,o aad g. o: "a no ssa ,ie.rad. lsgss art
oi tls Remainder il il yuvng Pima, he farm Is
i.na 81 ed saut.seous Y, sv.tnin tTrD Mics q =
eoaa iaajiag on ihs thioasto my sivar aad in =
1iga'y ssp5ctab's .sighhora Il 4 For Term &c
sgp;y Ia VIA z P;essao:3, E-a Ssh arrest. os-
.HeaH Esic sd Osry. Ri shTo5-, VS..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22
ACHIEVEMENTS

-------.--------~---------
N1EW KlU6Mcre TRE.PEa.
SAstir2 and p.sgo MsDss ef.--....----:a, ~ nsa.n
2rsasVter- .--....---.'''" a. 'so-
Tha nsnssemcR. Tat isshs NM = ~, no ~
~, es.yn, Tiss..s G-veivs frseks) for e.cJ PER
ti.ae. secusIag 5, .hs holder soccred .ess at all
sfaGa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

BY L 5. FIsdsnsltE, AE%tF
"OUgE UoLD FUaEI+US9. HApPxT
II BAds sA>nasgS, B1QR5 K.Il1s,
EueRS Twin ssli At ~ s!crs On EslDaY
u.ar.i1s, s4:a int, 81 10 co lnrgs sa:ot.natEt
VI furnItus ., sac. + ~1.g p ch
rsr, large gsrut Ir.ss aon Tab.s
10 sussecs w Il =. d. ~a1sT es
yonDY Lid. c. SC cad 1ksr Eedzts.ds
G,::ha'z CsEe! ssgs &s,i issvs,sa.ls
;V0ry asatit;: gov i, sne P1.ka
FsG.G + e 9 ed s1ols 3
lnsx,@ ct .ss3ctia 1T. ii - -
(: II go o z: si1... Sc
'5laal' G :. Silence Eo-,~ace, &e
iT9g y - sisa.NT2 auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22


gss p.rfrrznea y III onsnu.eDes with q
ORCHESTRAL
V.sn - IL IS yrese1aad tbo b.sua al kaslcsi 20.
IL .ros t. fo1r s'.s II
THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
Jac,.r IN 4s9ss R-n,za. 4 soov7scri, a5sc,-s,ts
e.. { & c,tisz3 ---.-------- Z > d lEssi,'
Eo-efieo & hu, G.4 4slp4.. CaIyf....J y Thorpe
'''-' - ''-1' v - " 8 y Draasn
sI'ea 10. III Lins.rs..- Ii. 30
st,sll, Ese us~-- ---.E- nroFyn
Rec Ac.1nes ~-.---J " q IL
9ysl3s sts1 1.re besrsr-------.------h n:Fs'-fE,
HsEirsh '~-~------- { Ia "t
snlln q Br 'n'--- ---------------.--.r ni'iiS
ss>s ss!is p.r,lcG.on
Ian Dougi.-t. LAZY CT tho L.Ls-...EI z, Wen
H. Gre oG 3svo-., E;aoise- Err - bsSss
Lad, sai gsfes.-------.--. dig; = tiys'k'
n 3W aoa BEAUTIFUL scrtiE2Y.
-ls.ea iGr Ills pieIe.
reg EUs4G
Pail s'd complete gnd W cos~'..nt' ons q sae st'
tssesrs fss,uCaa 81 lho 4saT 49, abc und-na win
uJh0o, SUES,
GsDpDSsg E4tIIaG:
gls wioi. pl.v 20 i.t2 via.
4ab esus, !&asthss ecy1"als,
aaHss nngos. &c
:re m~ eeeasFy ga shs Pend Of hif Fixed
@os.3
ha:h4GI.s' fTfalg eGe4:s b. CD, AacSsnst.
Dseaye..oas ,aa rcuts5s,s4
.rs eho.e ,i-c3 -:.4s- iIs citsos9a {; 81 ,
Qsa.c.
eNag@G kal' ELECIsa.
30 caac!san ~'rs t,s
RIVAL Paoazi
SIZE 10 so.gsnsns a1vs nd wi; -. at great est.
AZ 9; 'glp.i COMEDY, ~i.tislsd
sI5Eak.B Is, = .T8!@Ot!F
inn 49, - - --.@1 j.. III
& q 3ay Ss.ss---a =-estk.
3Rr4aa CHANGE TsNyaHT.
Views IL Esw Orleans &nd Lcpi,sna
Rsi:foGo TriQ 10 Pas GsEobsc
lasu;ifui aooa! e.; Visw5 anG
i5iosg0 In IA SyyhEigs u n1u,6isEs
Camp rid Field Life Ia Virgin.
UF.xt Erite - N2rsss1si
VIII III Thousands cg ID WEE FAGUGSS, End
grand rXEGE& In . Dis rAsAYs,
Dsaoea ~ tbs Charming Hi!ass s'ssnsr
50Nas by Aua 4Aoaia.
.hs sag gca.aaru vocnlis:.
s.cala ~ eiaiia Battalion Es-d.
EeH stserv.d gaia g.; Children ala; aeryants 500
Il vi, DO SVEN - TAN@Ggs HAIL.
80 .aa had Il :i,'u s'Yeet On
,,.:,.l, g, Dsyys4f'oAy AVzAlao. 5a's asi
U.e bsen oraaeei r,- the oco4.!ou.
rrvtatin1 Iio..r = csa As l. ID CT TIRE Nsnessr
iycl-g- q . JOH&afE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

ET s4co:nsOn, Adam, & Go, : ncVs,
Iu1Inct Of 90 80 Isiu s.s
HUR Rs0U1EG &UJTIos GALE will tska
I ,i.o, 90 c,1pA. The Il b lest. cemuoAGi.
ptenptIy a. IL o'ei1. X --;s;i the ssle Of
Sugar Blown a,id C ara s /, IN h&d5. esr
fo's, Enf bsGn
Prime EiG o. ffss Guaraw1sT aeR
wish general asioat ueat IL GfClaries.
ss'ts '-~-L Lsl
ny Gnces SIscxsde Coo1s, sud frnrr,es
OshsT goods viii bs s.;1.d is special Estsc, on
the ~ ruiag Of ;ha Eae
rar:s:s aesi,ing to # . gesdt ct ctr sale Will
pleas send IN tasr goods :, or store WIKI in.
vc;sss, early 7'hqfsd:y nor4'ng, TO ensSie u, to
arr&pgs then 10 . m tao psos.
i,2l eOBIIs ADA re- IN co. Auctrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

IN. XAS La u F1s S,Lb.--! have ss4 tor
Z sa;a 70 ae II sha Eaost iaLdJ Ia ire State Il
ltxs. It very iou prtcos Tho si!ss al! pes
q il 4esnry. I&foGn1.tJn 81 b. given r.spect.
Igtte orally Il !ha lAaas. Esre - y q 20 appcr'
tG.o.7 So invssita.n.s. J. EP LEAs,
81 d 49, Go nsT l5n sId Wal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

By Owens Wills, AUsU,
no lSsh s.restI
CToKR ylxTUAHs, nANUrAo1UxSD AM
~ CHE Tihu TOBACCO - VIII b sold o. Wv
sI.rs IT y D.lsus on-eer Of 9Th and Broad 90 y
~SDa ssD.Y. The n day q Jay at 10 oSse''
tho o sire 10. as
Store = xsurcs, 0iass Jars
ksarf. . III Cd and Chewing Tobacco
Bf&sd .odA, Cigars
Dseanters, Yumbisrs
And al Q mia NED IL saAd store.
" 20 cRHRs Il VILLA A1eu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

= HANM FOR 81 kB, IL Ctestsrde rouaty O.
4 tn rs nchss:er SuG 'ical pit Turnpike, one Tasc
on, &sJ1aestef Il ANAL EAS ID o; ttsh. CT =
sc aa CT tad g.ci Eoa = with Il We r5cais. hii,ksn
at,.is, Nc s..l gene very Eas sppi. tees en- tie
pies /. lgesl s-4ps-s f3r e m9ke. SO d.. or
o.fyr fsre, =. u 10 ns&Ecos- 10 si.s ::
sd = Is steps 81 Tbs he's. sTa..g Il, ihs u..y-
s:r-.i.tl III 5--ss'I JAMES 81 ts4f3EES
e pa sDa 8 l.. .---ia sjdeitztEa} soa..tr
within q; r.! Z, shG.su S.a.i.n % -
~.Tnccd .ua UsuvI'o Railroad ems TRACE,
,Gs.s;rtgi. o ata,, nth III oycs!E3Qs cSe5 lag
nsss! y.4Aa sts3G =,.i pas s3s AZ nac:ssary Gus
Cog. Ga cse:.y ass. 1t3 isnd ..rojo.os nie sTOcs
e a : -.
Aao cne l;hsr G2Ar", withia E,iie OF the
sd v. ts.ot Cca.4ia!os 2'3 .s,~s. Essry ba'f Of
itis sf,qt il low aran1is, fEo oresks ru;t t2.oush
Ii, I'D /. woa / mako s.eeEsot STOCK izrli
psodu3e s grss: qusa t;Y Ut srsss u Is tbs bass
t.r.a 10 ins .zs OF il sDy wi ere Ia Liz s:cti0a
A.y ~ yscE u.satng TO pnrehzss csn he convey &c
IL IN p - .i.t4a III stsa.s 70 ttls irsna,a-s
l. il-S.- BU H&cYs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

GFUAkAa AusxB SAX wtlsKsY.-A Let 81
- this saps. ios cd Whisxe5 on haad. Fer sale
BY y DuEh. soush tids u Cay,
ty2l-8s 1stwsea IL b nd lSia slA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

wEpr.spAY EvENtr5. Ju's %. 1861,
gas performance u III commences with
0EAEE UVsS2U2E, tSco4:h)
lENH z ENH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

NV AID HHAs D YoD1VOO n-0s BY lles
!" = oAasJ HHGgroys h Nay VI this yeM-
NJ aaetns and pspalE b,asA Par sale y
+. II St-S:s 0A0 1 WE'D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Is +, si4. y.ii.k ssry :p1 -es fl+a zee
~ sIsi yt.fs ,zp"leacs 80 teaching l.tl
:. e; cb y rs TO- 80 Rng .sh cu3.n5 higher A@ta-
n...og GsElf@s q sitn<ticn L. : Gutiis OK yssya!e
sci,1ai. .hs nrs'era 10 t>sa pCpil vita Fer. kc'
ferscC,s given .na !iq i Cd sGt"srs
Evv : HIsZ PhFrs7K,
2-lsweva33~s Dsn~ "a. vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

g:>OR Sal II II uffsr for .sls g. very v4ldsbe
n HOUSE AMI LOS Oh Sc h s;rse. Ulion F7il.,
ha.wscn ? AID ] sis, conts.. ias sx rco}Gg Ths
los foats II sse AID runs bark I3S fee: 10 10 Zee:
alley Lbs'o IL { nos u Uio In Iae yard, Eua q
sarss' well IS: Il vegetsb %, Il siahis q iu
q, ,ti~Gs 3ossss los given Agpit On tao premise
- " III CSsi:, ss tha ella MsrASt sr y "
ET.SDE sutr ~ IS So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

- ei'ku 40 l. A---s,y .ae : u $50
j. ser. - Ge-r has Il "a f1l'I lea: d ar Dsfi'y
fcrtt,het Go5s-, having : Or, Gvs, CT Y sooms
sxo astvs 81 xiiah-,i sni serv.,,a' iogsis ts>-t
rsfsre-c ss slvell II dssirsd. 4s..et "a ~ IA
sri.ioa i; Il sl.sys oh3e, carnec IN :1i
F.sLk.nris ~ 1867
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Dakspns JOHN 1u ,khAGsA lAts.y
il ctohsEasd from Capt J. Ia Hd.'s company
ess hear OF sosns,hipy - ha adv "a age by oaAling
as TIC ofac, Of The Nitro sud Mining Bar~su on
usrk al. Il, i7-6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

1OA b LSs VS AsS 49, hsiu9 "a peiisa ~ II
I conttaue kulne.s. tn O. EstqUercs 81 ] heath
4. 0se fos private ssts or ysat ts.s Eeu AaS b -
.ry ruaesly oWnaa By l. Walk, or SIS b 4. 1ees
opposite Aish Street hu Oh Tas Boa,s a. AKA
ssysa rOoE.s and 10 wsi srrAl sod for q grocery
nt0fs; asisshsd - ~Ajsh ID Au eyoe.isn; Bakery
via ~ shc 81 paitsuarcs Appyto
" iS- d. COG x on tts prsnsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

DUka l#Pu3rnO LnnD0a DJGA nan
III DY.-s package OF fixty rsiloEa, atica Wa
p:rssd ssprsss.y for Club, 'is fer sale. Fsiss,
tes PSF eelign. srptsd sea soon Ad4rsss
"O4ID, thfeush shs Psst efaee. ly2t-As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

VXTB WILL SILL at our waee~nuse. re =
w Pear, street., ooumsneiag ~ 81 o'ece1. 2
lars ASSORTMENT Of B,ccka!e ,oie. eJnstsSine IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

3 ANTE n-F-o in,eltgenI q n,ls',an IN re.
w craft 70. a company of usvn'rs, TX ''eAI
l,f-reo at Richmond. Address 'hex ! a. s'S
D q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

UoT sAuHAVrU a. GU9ss raL@se :. ~
81 so yGssis SLACK spd No.oied ftiEs
sotd DIR d us.iineg
Estlps.i aAd f,Atd rciasstics
Nito Hoss, " Bite tfane, hes.Ss
DtntsoTe Max e d Ucl rad hawis
ECO deg 81 wai.s spool Ostiou .J3 y Ii, SIS
Usfi suoa at 4uEEE Is oil LOS
j,2.-AA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

CALD NJ oATALo0us At Au0TI03-o.
- WIDEu3DAY, the 9Hh list. eom9eosne 4
3 o'e.ock, Ne Will ell b. catalogue lAfos aeo
very de- rahls sssorsnsns OF hesn
DRY GOODS,
0aeOR1IxA.
DHt93,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
WASHINGTON, July 27--An important error
Of fact occurs in advices from Headquarters Of
Army of Potomac
On the 22d instant while Longstreet was
endea7oring to get into Eastern Virginia by
way OF Manassas Gap, A. P Hill corps took
possession Of Chester Gap.
4 cavalry force made an attempt to drive him
out, but he was too strongly fortified for sue
cess.
They, however, kept him in check until re-
inforced by I4ongstreet, when both these COM
manders came through the Gap, and are now
probably in Culpeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27
DIED.

This This morning, 9th instant, MARY ELIZA
. 2hIH, infant daughter Of VIM F, and Hattie
y y creighton, aged 5 months Suffer little
Sg1oT re 70 come unto me, and forbid them not"
row, Tuesday morning, 18th july, at 9 o clock.
from me residence Of its parents 233 Prince
greet ssc, The friends and acquaintances Of the
'S'S4lIy aFe respectfully invited to attend.
-, Jtoly 2Ists at the College Hospital near Gel
H. = Pr43IIQN, 7th Virginia Infantry, son Of the
'''' non John II. Patton Of Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

ing character The college is going Oh pros
perously; the farmers are very busy, and are
enlarging their plantations Of sugar and coffee;
bark had Just cleared from Sierra Leone for
New Y ork with twenty six THOUSAND gallons OF
palm oil, and large shipments Of coffee and su-
gar. A commission had met at Monroyia to de-
termine the northwestern bourday OF Liberia.
At Cape palmas there is great deal Of enter
prise the vacant town lots have been put un-
der cultivation, and farming is to be undertaken
on a more extensive scale
At the negro Conventicn held at Rochester,
\. Y, last week, resolution was passed TO
The effect, ''that recent events have demonstra-
ted that men Of negro lineage hold the balance
Of power in this contest, and that We should
prove recreant to all that constitutes manhood
did we fail instantly 80 throw our weight for
the Government, not alone in words, but by
sturdy blows. >
Among the Confederates in hospital in
Washington for several weeks, was Col. Peter
G. Evans, Of Newbern, n. c., a son-in-law Of
Governor Morehead, Of that State. He was
severely wounded at Charlottesville, and re
ceived every attention which his severe case
needed, but without avail, and lie died yestor
day.
On "Wednesday last, in the Circuit Court Of
the T. S., sitting at Louisville, Kentucky,
Thomas c. Shacklett, indicted for treason
against the United States, was found guilty
and senten,:d b the Hon. Bland Ballard, pre-
siding judge as ollows;-Ttn years imprison-
ment, fine Of 81 1000, and the freedom Of all
his slaves.
R. Stratton Bradford, Of Washington, pri
vate in Capt. Carke's Company, First Dis
trict Volunteers, in getting ashore from q yes
sci lying at the wharf at Alexandra, On Thurs
day, missed his footing, fell overheard and
was drowned. His body was recovered
John McKenny Edward Brown and An
drew Kidwell were yesterday brought to
Washington from one Of the forts near Alex
dria, on the charge Of selling liquor to the sol
ders stationed there They we're committed
to theguardhouse by Capt. Todd.
Hon. Meredith T. Gentry, late member Of
the Confederate Congress from Tennessee, sur
rendered himself to the Federal Commander at
Shelbyyille the other day. Mr.. Gentry was a
Wing politician Of considerable note, member
of Congress during Folks administration, and
was the candidate for governor il 1856 against
Andrew Johnston, by whom he was defeated.
On Tuesday last an ARRAY occurred at Louis
Vile, between some army officers and party
of citizens. The citizens are reported to have
used disloyal language, Whereupon the officers
attempted to arrest them and were resisted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

In Baltimore, On the oath instant, BY the
hey; Dr.. J. Wilson. Surgeon JAMES VIII
2QS, Of I. S. A., to Miss FLORENCE G.
BRENT, Of Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

New YORK, July 27.-The Roanoke, from
Havana on the 22d inst. has just arrived.
An arrival from Vera Cruz on the 9th inst.
at Havana, states that Mexico was declared arr
empire on the 10th inst
Macmillan, of Austria will be proclaimed
emperor, if he will accept; if nor Napoleon is 10
select one.
4 salntc was fred at Vera Cruz IN bonsr Of
the event.
The following officers, having been on the
army register upward Of forty fve years, vii,
it is expected, be retired by the President IN.
der the 18th section Of the act approved July
17th 1862 Brig, Gen. Joseph ?. Taylor,
Cou.missary General Of Subsistence; Brig.
Gen. Joseph G.. Totten, Chief Of Engineers;
Brig. Gen. James W. Ripley, Chief of Ord
nance: COL Rene E. De Russy, Corps Of En-
gineers; Col. Richard Delafeld, Corps of En-
gineers; COL Hartman Bache, Corps OF Engi-
neers; Col. JAS. D. Graham, Corps Of Engi-
neers: Major Thos J. Leslie, paymaster; As
sistant Surgeon Benjamin Ring, Medical De-
partnent.
The n. Y. Committee, Of which Senator
Morgan was chairman who went to Washing
ton on matters connected with the draft in that
State, have returned. They announce, though
not officially, that the draft will not recon-
mence until it has been properly and definitely
settled what the State quota will be.
The New York detective force are still blsily
engaged in terreting out and arresting men
charged with having been engaged in the late
disturbances.
Mosquitoes are now very troublesome IN
some quarters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

Tho Washington Chronicle says: - I'VE
5, y ~ t1ot no man has right to use the power
'''I 10 nross or to let it be used, for the per
q :, If truth either by direct misstatement
,, ', -, the suppressio veri. It is sometimes a
u ,,;r ment Of prudence, Of benevolence, or
81 ~ Humanity to conceal thing > but II is
. ~ to TIE law Of truth and good morals to
,o;xronresept anything, whether the motive be
.,o3 or had" A most excellent sentiment and
s s ,ba, ought to be universally adopted and
,nt,roe1--one which the public should require
- " observed, if the sense Of duty and JUS
-, en- the part Of conductors Of the press
does mt impel them TO carry it out into prac-
tire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

We would call the attention OF the Market
Master, particularly, to one or two individuals
who are engaged IN running round to the
country people, urging them to keep up"
the prices Of vegetables, and forming combi~
nations to fleece the citizens by exorbitant
charges for the necessaries Of life. These per
CONS ought to be made examples Of The
prices Of vegetables are, generally, much high
er in this market than in Washington or Bal
tlm0ro. MANY CITIZENS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

[ YIN Starch, Tapioca, Gelatine, Pearl Bar
,~3o.Y}$s SS2go Liquid Rennet, Oatmeal, Elk
IL anita, DO Lemon, DO Orange, do. Peach,
.2.ra|Ioterry, DO. Raspberry, do. Ginger, and
T o1.oi.S S1ocoa, also, Royal Turkish Bathing
B.nsb. 7PongeS Soaps Of al kinds, Tooth
"s1''" mar do, and Perfunery, for sale by
~ro,a- LEADBEATER & co.
--7ooE Fairfax st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

Warren Somers, residing near Annandale, III
Fairfax county, was killed, yesterday after
Dooo By John Nevcomb. Somers it is said,
attacked Newcomb, with 5 pistol and club,
when the latter struck. So1ners on the side Of
he head, with stone, from the effects OF
which blew he died in few hours. Mr.. Som
prs vas from Maryland, but had been living
On bis farm III Fairfax tor a number Of years.
Ills body viii be taken TO Maryland.
The weather, for The last two or three days,
has been very warm-altho2gh there have
been fine showers.
The last Richmond Prices Current quote
provisions, generally, az higher figure than
heretofore.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08
1861. THE 1851
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
To all Points i'm the South, West, assd
N0rthWsst.
SPRING ARRANGEnENT.
WESTWARD TaAlss

FEMME to Cincinnati as quick, and to
n st. Louis and Chicago quicker than by any oth.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08
OrTUMWA
MALE ENl FEMALE SEMINARY

>. NJ MoELkUl, -. 80. ....PrinciPal.
Misses HALL0WAY, and WILSON, Assistants
The Filth year commences on Monday, sEPTEM-
BEit sth 1852 at the Presbyterian Church and rooms
attached. $500
Four terms often weeks each in the year.
Tuition from s3to IS, accordingto branch studied
Special offered TO persons wishing to quail
fy themselves; for teaching.
pupiis adsnistea at any time, and charged from
date of entrance. No reduction, however. will be
made for occasional ABSENCE unless special agree
me mt or In case of sickness.
Boarding can be obtained at prize suit thetimes
July b, 1862
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08
FOxs CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
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CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
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Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot, foot
of Lake street as follows:
First train 1:i5 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1890 p. tdnuer,) La Fayete 5:25, (supper,) Ind
annapolis S:l5, pm, Lawrencehnrg 1890, and Cincin
natl ll:45p.m.
Second train S:nap. arrive at Michigan City at 920
pm, La Fayet. 2:4O am, Indianapolis $50 am,
Lawrencehurg ld,2D a. a., Cincinnati at l0:i5 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 500 pm, arrive at
Burlington at 1925 pm, arrive at Chicago at 5:l5
at Cincinnati 1880 am.
Only one change ofcars between Chicago and Gin
cinnati.
Patent sleeping cars attached to ali night trains
and ruL through from Chicago to Cincinnati without
change. .EatH +. gEa..sf tHE H.
rhro Oh tickets he had AT all railroad offices
IL che West, aud AT the company office. Lake
and Dearborn streets, and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as low as via any other route.
u. J.. SPALDING, Ag't Chicago.
WM. POWELL, Trav. agent.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-08
OTTUMWA, OWA.
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For the cure of

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For the cure of
Consumption, Deciine,
Asthma, bronchitis, Has
ting of Flesh, Spttting
Blood, Wight SoeatS,
Whoopina cough, Din
Guilty Of Bre0tbing, COLDS
Coughs, Influenza, Pain
in the Side, Phthisic and
M Diseases critic Lungs.
TT rs UNEQ JAILED.
Halls Lung Balsam, in
all cases, gives the best
satisfaction.
Has wrought more cures
since it's intro duction
than any other cough
medicine. Is endorsed by.
our leading physicians as
the safest and best rene
dy now before the public.
Is safe to use among chill
dren, and yet powerfulin
cases of chronic pulmona-
nv disease. Brings In GER
tiiicates almost daily of
its wonderful cures in all
parts Of the country.
There is no medicine
within our knowledge that
has acquired so great aad
wide spread popularity,
in so short spac ofiime
as DR.. Wtti's Bt5sdm for
the Lungs. It's baisainic
an d healing properties
are magical. 1t is highly
expectorant and tonic
1t contains not 4 grain of
opium or murphi ne, the
narcotic and astringent
properties of which have
created so much prejudice
against similar prepara-
tiUus.
We believe that Il medi-
cine possessing real mer-
It's will effect cures when
ever 1t is used, al home,
as well rs abroad. DR..
Halls Balsam for the
lungs is no PdregOt'ic pre-
paration, hut one which
II used in season, wiiisave
the lives of thousands
II h c IN o st distressing
cough is frequently re-
lieved by a single dose,
and broken up in a few
hours time. The afflicted
do not have to take bottle
after bottle before they
find whether this rem edy
will afford relief or not.
Hear what Physicians
say of DIR. Halls balsam.
Says one: 81, with conf
dence, recommend til e
BalsaIn as superior to any
other preparation" Says
another II have used it
with uniform success, and
can confidently recon-
mend IL FOR allthose COM
plants for which it is Of
fered as a remedy" Still
another writes ~ have
no hesitation in saying
that il is n s.FR, CoyvE-
SlESr and very efiicacious
medicine"
OWL. Proprietor,
pa Si., CHICAGO,
be addressed.