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THAT It sticks Patches and Innings "a
lBoots and Shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching. .....-.I..I
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.

A p For further information and Through T,ckeu
applyto N. L. D0HHRTY, Ticket Agent union D'P''
0''"A' P. ". eTRADAR,
General Ticket Agent, oinoinnah'
JN0. W. D0HlRTY,
Agent, oolunbas.
H.W. WOODWARD
Superintendent, oncinnAn
oo,umbus, May 81, 1859. -----
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
REPORTED FALL OF
CHARLESTON
II is Credited in Official Cir
clcsi!

New YORK, April 6.-The Herald's Wash.
ington special states that report reach es
here by the way of Fredericksburg, derived
from rebel sources, that Charleston was
bombarded by our feet and attacted by
our land forces on Thursday, and ia now in
possession of the Federals under Gen. Hun
ter and Admiral Dupont.
This report is fully credited by prominent
officers of the Government who are in pos
session of the facts in reference to the con-
tempt ted attact on Charleston, which is not
yet prudent to dvulge. Ii is certain how
eyer, that those who possess information are
confident that our soldiers and sailors will
celebrate the second anniversary Of the fall
of Fl Sumpter in the captured city Of
Charleston. Restrictions upon publishers
ofSoutherp papers are so stringent that it
IS not expected to find much in them in ref
erence to the capture of Charleston, until
the disaster can no longer be concealed, but
reports have arrived here are definite and
positive, and are believed by those who have
the best right TO know what foundation there
is for them.
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From FORTRESS Monroe.

FofucSS MonToc, ApTii, 4.
A Richmond dispatch says the enemy
have landed in force on Seabrook's or Johns
Island, South Carolina: Three gunhoa,s
ond several transp mts are lying off the Is.
land. Skirrnishing has olready taken place
between our and the cnemy's pickcts Our
pickets were driven in and the enemy is
advancing Gen. Hay xoni has ordered all
women, children and non .combattants to be
removed from Hdam's run, which il twenty
miles from Seabrook's Island.
Fourteen exchanged Federal prisoners
arrived to-day from City Point. captured at
lIartsville, Tennessee. December 7tll
The Charleston Courier gives some ac-
count Of thu landing Of our troops at Sea-
brooks, and has telegraphed in specials this
morning, but aothins about the capture OF
the city. The Courier says that the st.am-
er Natchez, burned at Oastlemar, on the
Yaz"o, had on ] 800 bales Ct cotton, and
was one Of the best steamers in the Ooneed-
eracy. Loss heavy
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TnE sccesh papers are publishing the rro.
gramne Of so called Union Club, purpor.
ting to be organized in this place, the pre-
liminary papers Of which was sent to some
Postmaster, by C.ESnow, and T G. Burns,
two Of our best citizens. Now know We.
there is not now, nor was there ever such
m organization in thislown as described
Never When Gabriel shall sound his
horn the last time, and hid us all 10 leave
this land Of sorrow, the Grand Master of
Tophet will have high old time supplying
Democratic editors with tails. They have
scrupled at nothing. They have walked
up and down through the land walking
lie. They have, times innumerable, Sian.
derei private individuals for the purpose of
making capital.
Will the editors, having published the
article alluded to, have the manliness to saw
to their readers that there is not such an
institution here nor has there been. We
see no objection to Il institution itself, but
object to your ascribins the praise to G. f.
Snow and I. G. Burns. Of Eddyv;Ele.
"When You get good thing, save it,"
but don't fail 10 keep a. near. the truth as
possible. especially when You publish tn.
names Of good men, who are able, and will
have justice by the strong arm Of the law.
Ediyuille Star.
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CoRRE sPONDENCE
HELENA, Arkansas.
March 29th 1864. 1

Mn. EDIroR sir Enclosed you will
find 81 90 for which please send me the
Courier six months. Having read several
numbers taken By member Of our compa.
ny, am very well pleased with it, and
wishing to takes paper published near
home in order to know the proceedi. gs Of
the traitors who, II they succeed in their
bloody designs, are shout to plune
or Safe into civil war, and desc.
late our homes in our absence. Such pa.
pers as the Bloomfield Clarion, of our coun
try. doing all in its power TO cause disaffec.
tion among the soldiers, have about PLAYED
out. We want journal, which, instead of
bringing columns Of treason. anathemas
against the administration. and discourage.
ment to the soldiers. cpnes With some sym
pathy for us in orr struggles; paper which
while we are fighting traitors in the field, is
defending our cause against traitors at
horne. Yours,
Address, H. NJ. DYsARr,
Co. D, 18th Reg't Sd Iowa Cavalry.
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WNslaialgiOn News.

Washington, April Tho Post Office
Department has just issued an order to
Post Masters, directing them. from and af.
ter the LIST Of May to collect in specie, or its
equivalent, all hostages duo on unpaid let.
tiers, received from foreign countries. in the
mails despatched to this country from Great
Britain, Ireland, Russia. France, Hamburger
Bremen or Belgium. The order at present
applies only to these mails. On out going
letters, the existing regulations remain un.
changed.
Under the existing postal arrangements
hostages collected on foreign letters must
be accounted for to the foreign government
in specie, or its equivalent, and hence its
orders.
II is known here that the United States
feet Of gunboats fRiron clads left Port Royal
on Wednesday. and will probably reach the
scene Of operations Thursday evening. Up
to three o'clock this afternoon nothing fur
tber known Of their movements.
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A TRAGEDY m SOUTHERN ILll-
N0IS.
A Soldier Assn Mllcd with X mivcs
ny Two DespNra does, and He.
Killed them with n Halcllet
iiA Sclf.Dcfehsc.
CAlRo, April 8.

CAlRo, April 8.
From an eye witness and a. citizen Of the
town Of Elizabethtownr Hardin, county Hi
nois, learn the following particulars Of q
fearful tragedy enacted in that place some
thing over a week ago, NzAbsshtown, the
county scat Of Hardin, county, is situated
on the Ohio. river. about twenty. five miles
below ShAwneetown At the time to which I
refer, court was in session and quite mum.
Der Of country people were in town.
Amongst the rest were two brothers by the
name Of Bedford.
They belonged to family Of bulhes who
have been terror to the neighborhood for
se veral years, and who have made liveli-
hood By running down add ketchne or kill
ing runaway negroes from Kentucky. Each
runaway caught would, when taken. back to
his master, pay them from one to three hun
dred dollars. l hardly need tell you that
they were thoroughly secesb, and that their
hate was equally 5eviAed between ''nigger'.
and "Aboliti,nist." On the day referred to
. soldier from the 29th Illinois happened in
town. He had been taken prisoner in Ten
nesce and paroled, and was then on his way
to St. Lonis to report. | regret that could
not learn his name. As soon as the Before
got sight Of his uniform they resolved on
mischief, None Of Uncle Sans boys should
peacefully breathe tho same atmosphere with
them They lodged his footsteps, and
damned "the Abolitionist in his hearing
At length one Of them asked him what bis
principles were. Well, he said, he did net
know as his principles were different, mate
rally, from other mems He said he was
for h's country, his God and himself
They then sneerigW told him be belonged
to the id Abolition army" and they
/" could whip any son ola - who be.
onsed to Old Abe's army. The soldier see.
ing that these fellows were thirsting for his
blood, and that the odds were against hum
ia case Of fight, evaded direct issue as
much IS possible. After little more talk
in the same strain as above, one uf the Bel
fords boldly charged him with hains an
/" Aboltionist. to WHICH he replied, I" You
are a liar" AT this tha Relfords out with
their knives ana plunged ut him. He
lodged them aud seIz ng ratchet that came
IN his way, felled them both to the cartH
/ one Of them died in few hours after, and
the other was at the point Of deathe when
last heard from.
These facts were presented tc
the Grand Jury. then in sessi"n, and the
soldier was fully justified, While the dying
desperadocs were indicted. The case, how
ever. i likely to be tried in a Higher Conr
than sitting in iiasdin county L.W. NJ
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NEW YORK, April 6.-Dispatches f ON
Fortress Monroe state that Charleston pa
pers had been received. They acknowledge
that the attact on the city had been CON-
menced, but don't intimate either success or
repulse, Il is fair to suppose that if the
latte.' was true it would have announced it
in most glowing terms. 1t is generally he
leved in official quarters that no reverse has
been sustained and there Is the best reason
to believe lat news will soon b. received
- IL - 80
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CsDlssSt.CifCui.

Hartford, April Returns received from
every toxn in the State except Hampton -
Vote for Governor foots up buckingham SO,
800. Seymour 1886; Buckinglam's mai
about 1900. Senate stands IA Union aud
z Democrat. House. l39 Union, and "a
Democrats, with two towns to lear rom
For Congress, Denary, Brandagc and Hub
bard, Union, and English, Democrat are
elected.
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M nne OF asdScal Treatment, 30 SUCCESSFUL
TMACfICEDof hate In France, Spain and America
mas been engaged several years in travelling an1
MfcsssFgkIr TRKA rixc people who Hnger under ia
SAreAtc Complaints He not only ascertalns IRE ns
s.e OF disease - formerly practced By ply ,cians
put passes and discovers the cause however intri
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, IN an their
iorms :. treated carefully and conndentially. : ir
dHSSs5S r N LEvE X win be perfectly eur
commission for SEQ $3.50 ~" 'o'' c1
Tnose living at distance and unable 10 visit him
can De treated by sending him clear vial fu,i ~
ascertaipea ~ "'''e VIZ %
he YIN be at 0ttumwa from the 24th Of Deeemh.,
10 the 97th ofDecemb err 1868 Can ea, " ri he
not delay. mn n vRiAurS.Srss'
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Fortress Monroe. April 9th

Twelve rebel cavarymcn. with horses
and equipments. arrived here to day on the
Yorktox n boat. They had deserted from
Wisc's Legion. They report their whole
company would desert as soon az an oppor-
tunity was presented. and that the want of
food was the cause Of their desertion; that
their troops cannot endure the want Of food
and cloting much longer and for that reason
Richmond is soon to be evacuated. The
State OF Maine left here at noon to-day FIR
City Point with 600 Rebel prisoners for ex-
cha nge.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
Union Hickes Elected.

NEM HAvEN, April 6-The Union State
ticket. Governor Buckingham at the head !,
is elected BY ABOUT 5000 minority. Messrs
Denning. Hubbard and Brandige, Union,
and English, Democrats, are elected to Con-
gress. Tue Union men have Is out of 81
Senators and . large majority in the
house.
Norwich. Conn, April 6.-TAe three
Congressional Districts comprising New
London and Windham counties, as heard
from, give Buckingham 1900 majority.
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and you can get it from him. About peo-
pie from Iowa, cannot say much. Mack
Bonnifieldi is at Unionville on the Humbo!t
believe, Jno Overman is at Gold Hill 10
miles u 'rthwest Of here. Jerome Gossa.e
is at present over at Pattaluma in California
Noah Gcbhart was shot and killed at Esmcr
aid last summer
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

The tory papers are exulting over a &C.
csion Of Judge rsl'el, Of the Iowa City dis.
trict against the constitutionality Of soldiers
voting. These papers are careful not 70 tell
their readers Of decision of the Supreme
Court of Wisconsin, fisectly the other way.
The Supreme Court of Iowa. will ere long,
pronounce an opinion on this subject, which
win al beast, be fnah.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

Judge Hendershott was called up
on lately toattend lawsuit in Chllicothe,
in this county, and nude the time an occa
sion for delivering speech ] hours long.
in favor of q vigorous prosecution Of the war
As Joe Wright, in his spsech at Ottumwa
said 1T will not be long until ths Judge
will swear he has always leen Union man.
Better late tina. never" Ii the Judge
could only wipe out his record, he might
possibly, in time, pass as an honest man..
We hope he may repent, believe, and save
himself from everlasting isnominy. while
there is yet time.--E,LdyuilLe Star.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Union Gnins.

indianapolis, April Q.
The township elections in this State to.
day, as far rs heard from, result in large
gains tor The Union ticket.
400 prisoners left here to day for City
Point, to he exchanged
Returns from the municipal election, in
this city to-day, indicate that the Union
Majority Kill reach from 1000 to 1900.
Returns from various towns and cities
show great Union gains.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

KEokUK, April 6.-At the Charter cleo
ton here to day, all the Union candidates
were elected except one Alderman, by ma.
jorities ringing at from 140 II ITO. There
Is great rejoicing BY all loyal citi.ena. and
the Copperheads are hunting their
holes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

Radical Victories In Missouri.
St Louis. April 6.-Midnight -Chauncy
L. Filley, Charcol, or Radical Emancipation
list, is elected Mayor by about 1900 major
ity. =,
Jefferson City. April e.-The Radicals
have elected their Mayor, Asse ssors, Consta
bic, and six out Of seven Coun cilmen.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
nEPUcLucAN STATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Iowa are requested 10 send
delegates to State Convention, to he held In the
city 81 nes Moines, on Wednesday the 18th dav NJ
June 1884, 20 commence NJ 10 o'clock. A. ~. fer the
purpose 81 placing In nomination. IN he voted for at
the ensuing October election candidates mr. Cover
NOR, Ef.utenant Governor, and nudge ofthe
Supreme Court and for the transaction Of such other
hastRess 40 may properly essRe before the Conven-
tfoR.
The ratio ~ representation win he the same as at
the last Republican State Convention, viz One del
egate to each organized county, and Delegate
additional VI each hundred votes cast at tie
last Presidential election for Hon. Abraham Lincoln
President Of the United States Fractional votes
Of ~ will he entitled "a additional dele
gate. All citizens without distin ction OF party who
are heartily In favor Of sustaining the Government
In the use ~ all Constitutional and necessary War
measures for the speedy and complete suppression
Of the Resellion. Wnd the punishment Of Treason,
who opposed tn the schemes designed to bring
anarchy and bloodshed 10 hresides by d.
vidin9 the Free States into hostile and petty Con-
federacies and who still believe In the good old
doctrine NJ Gen era1 Jackson. TIE tnion-sf must
and shaHbe preser red" are cordially invited 10
unite IN sending Delegates.
County Central Committees are requested tn take
sNch steps as win insure full attendance at the
Convention. and thorough and efficient organiza-
zion In their respective counties.
JAMES T. LANE.
Chm State Executive Com.
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Wool Carding.
SPINNING, PULLING.
WEAVING.
AND
CLOTH DRESSING.

shaI cs prepared ON or about Monday. NAY 1ssA.
70 10 aukinds OF work fn my line in the very besS
manner, and upon the shortest notice III v,rr
amoun. OF new and improved machinery, / can rive
complete ana prompt satisfaction to ali who NAV "a
Those who live At q distanee wilInov bes.veAth.
sosse Of ttpae in making two trips for thejy
Hosn, aAa sney Wish them spun, they can have NJ
TnantfsI Tor the liberal patronage bestowed on
me PAST Ten years, at Agency City, respectfup
soncn G"nunuance ofthe same at Ottumwa know
notice and better than heretofore.
o..,u JOHN ZULAUF.
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Another Charcoui Yictory

Freeport. April THE result of the
City election in Freeport, yesterday, was a
complete Union triumph. All the officers
are elected on the general ticket, and all
the Aldermens but one. The majorities
range from to 81. 81
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

1t is estimated that fifteen or twenty
thousand stragglers from the army returned
in obedience TO the Proclamation Of the
President, before the first Of April March
3lst about goo were brought in by the
trains arriving at Columbus Ohio.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
PORTLAND REPUBLICAN.

Portland, April ~ AT the city election
day Jacob Mcclellan, Republican, was
elected Mayor by 202 majority. The Re-
publicans carried six out of the seven wards
Tho Mayor elect, Mr.. Mcclellan is a staunch
Union man
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

The Burns House at Davenport and the
Des Moines House at Des Moiees, are de.
nonnccf in the papers for disloyaf tenden.
cies and practices. Ifthis is true. Union
men should give both of those wide berth
The proprietors of tie latter house, recently
permitted Henry Clay Dean to make one Of
his reasonable speeches from its portico.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
81 Joseph Union,

st. Joseph. Mo-, April r. The election yes
terday resulted in the re election of the pres
ent incumbents. With the exception Of
Counci,nen, the new Union ticket was car !.
ried throughout by large majority.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

HARTFORD MIpNicnE: Republican Con-
greSsnen ere elected IN the first third and
fourth Districts. The Democrats carry the
I'd District.
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DefrOit De,r1Ocrnfic

Detroit, April 6.-This city gives tho
Democratic State ticket for Judge Of the
Supreme Court and Regents OF the Un,yer,
si,y about 700 majority
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McH/cAN cWTRA<
- - II IL ~ Ga
GREAT CENTRAL BoyrE
To New York, New England .na ~.
CapaaaS.

-.:eSA
On and after Sunday Nov %. lsse. train, ,..x.,,.
Grsat Central Uhio 4fRot loot ofake street. al
Q o"a. m Day ExRssM, Except Sunday. } arrive. =,
peIroh o:.o p. n Suspension Bridge 2:2: a mn. Ait
U"n ny .;'o "a; New York $50 p. M; Boston $50
sSp %. Night Express, Except Saturday. !, .rr,x.
a. LEROY o:io M; Suspension Bridge $50 n. m.
y. m. 49, - ~o"'oo o'sS
a, ss n via C. railroad leave Chicago
IN chicago at in.h5 a. m. Fast Express. and lu.,s
Me o:4o D. m train leaving Chicago run. tbro,,h
to Cincinnati without Of cars or baxrss .oos"
Trains NA ra0 o& Day Exprsss
Patent Sleeping Cars on all nigh, trains.
e baggage checked through.
IhhOUGti TICKETS for sale in nj, princ,p,, III
r4aq 0mees " the West, at the General Dfica go.
aSs. sS m Dearborn streets. (under the Tremon,
hoose,l Chicago, aid at the DEPOT s""'
! w s.,,rM M.RICE, General uperintendent.
'S'e'" Fass.A gt. Dec. 20, IS
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The soldiers at Keokuk through the Gate
City. offer clag ,ett $1,000 to buy an Office,
IL he viii agree to support tie'g 'verment in
thu nrnsecuti.n Of tin xsr. -
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Kai,s;,sCily,

Kansas City, No.. April The municipal
election Yesterday resulted in entire election
Of the Union tickit by a majority Of 300.
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State Sanitary Agent
Jas Tickle X I'd
Sylvester Cliepck, P2
William W wilmott. As
John II. Easton, e, Sd
Jas Nook. X, Sd
Olo Johnston. G. Sd
III n Turner. I, Sd
NJ v Blue, I, Sd
8 Peterson Y 4th
Jas Werneels, g. 4th
w d Rirkel, b 4th
r. N. llicklfn, u 4th
D. r Sherwood ] 18th
he Chapman. A 4th
Francis Baown c 4th
r NJ Smith, d 4th
J. z. Luters, 1. 9th
D. r. Long, d 10
8 g Stout u, luth
IA CoodiD, X, 10th
--Grovcr X. 10th
Jas Derbon B 10th
| ] n Downing A 18th
b Brown 4 nth
Thomas Aonecutts, d, !
j Gobbins d 18th
Jas Marr, II. 18th
n! Bremer X 18th
II r Drog, I f8th
! J Coyatd. g 14th
| NJ A Reed, g 10Th
W r Smith, v, 18th
EF D el,hesrt, A 18th
w II Alexander = 18th
l. X Page 2 18th
II Fsrpsworth A 10th
Geo Florey, D 10th
A Green @, 10th
w NJ Hesily, I 10th
NJ. Morris c. 10Th
John Fowler. H 10th
rhos BrumAge X 10th
| r. Blancl,er, G. 18th
4 waahharn, @, 18th
NJ A Fox, scrgt. ID, 18th
Il b Hewitt. r, Goth
geo ? Haywood, X, 18th
G n Lee, X, 25th
VI Melborp, ID. 25th
l. Moore, K, 25th
Jas Morris. A. 25th
II d Rhode, C, 25th
JAS Philpott, X, 18th
Jno Paschsl. v. 2Jth
A Paschal. =, 25tA
r NJ Sargent, y, 18th
J l. Smith. I, 18th
Ralph wilkin. A, 25th
Marcus Yoke, II, Goth
Milton jackson. C, 26th
Jno Kinley, A, 10Th
Geo Kinley II, 26th
Jna incald, u, 2tith
Oliver Bowen, G. 10Th
Byron Baunell. II, 26th
p Cunning ham. c, 26th
Adolphus Gone. c, 26th
EB Cowing, X, 26th
Dan'l Coorl. =, 26sh
X c May May, Is. 9th
r Saunders, d, 9th
Eli yyjlson,'C, eth
N Detsin ger, b, 27.h
WIN Morgan, u, 0'th
NJ Williams. u, 9th
A n Mcdonald, A. 9th
Ambrose l. Cobb. eth
Amos Cummings, X, eth
y D Rockwell, II 9Th
Capt J X D,syer. n, 30th
8 A Msnker, II 9th
Capt.w Y Burgrs, z 30th
Capt X d Cramer, G Both
Capt Uly Burk. l 30th
LIST 1t ID d Leach, d 3Oth
Ii J p Matthews, Y 30th