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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ApJ'r ASD INSPECTOR GENERALs OFFICE.

Ant ASD IHspEcr"n GENERALS OFFICE.
Charleston, August H. 1858.
rGE.YERAL ORDERS. NO. 80
r TIE fnll.wing persons htving r-cei '"i a
I = mrir ty Of votes Mt M slrc' ion, held on
the 3ls, ut fur field officers Of til. Regiments
nrganixe,l for local defence and special H-rv'ce
in the State for ,hr term "f ak m"nth-, in
,.ursuanrs Of General O. ders. No. 2s. issu-'l
from this off e. are her-by declared and an
nonncrd ,iuay elected to the offices az herein
after stated. and will bs ooeyed aud respected
accordingly. TO wit:
FIRST REeIHEAT.
TIIOM IS B. ROBERTS. Colonel.
W l.. HODGES. Li-utrnan, Colonel
". e. WELBORN. Mnjcr.
szcnSp RrorNEsE.
WILLIAM FORD Colonel
G. a. LEWIE, Lieutenant Colonel.
WALTER QUAT'rLEBAUm. Major.
yorRrn REGIMENT.
IT wITHERSPOON, Colonel
+. NJ. MELLETF, Lientensnt Colonel.
J. C. EVANS, Major.
JiT1H REGIMENT.
J. H WILLIAMS. Colon.l.
JOHN A BRADLEY, Lieutenant. ColoDei.
l. p. SADDLER. Major.
II. Iu ,he Th,d Regiment there was fail
ure 10 elect Field Officers, owing to the failure
70 organ,se the Companies in the Sixteenth
Regiment. = G. ~, before the day on which,
tb. election was ordered to be held. An cleo
.ion for FIELD Officers Of said Regiment will he
ordered as soon as these Companies have been
organized.
III. The Colouei will nominate persons 70,
the Regimentai Staff. one Alj"tant, ono Quar-
,~rmsetsr. one Surgeon. and one Assistant
Surgeon--,hsir appointment SUBJECT to the
approval Of the President. Coisnels will re-
port their nominations to THE Office, and they
will DO forwarded for approval.
w. Tho Colonsls commanding these Regi-
ments will hold themselves In readiness 4
seport with their respective commands at The
shortest notice tor duty on the.eoast.
BY command. A C. GARLINGTON,
AdJt and Inspect Gsn'l 3. G.
August -, 1865. 18--St.
~ All the pap,rs Of tho State win cop,
thsss times.
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For the IdJeriiic i'resr


TO J. McC.
know thee wcll-thy hnrp-strings oft
In mellow notes nn, h timed nlorg
AMI my heart. touched with feelings soft, !
Or with IL patriots thvtnc ev strong.
Aud "ft when silence rules the hour
Some v.staI thought rs ei'oLless. thirr,
Doth hr.l me- bound with ..itin ;'owei.
To view thy page where in',slc shines.
To see thy p;cus tones of praise.
Flow il sweet sounds Of p".sv,
IA pure rs fair celes, al :iavS
That ncckon to us from the sky.
Grim IcLury. that fioze the etrean.
Or gl.ru IA poril.s in u: her Inrn--
Has passed tkee by untouched. a dream.
Too strong in th, parnassian theme.
Gu on ! write in each L,i-sf:l virw,
OF scenes sublime ar nurus high.
Hr with Songs of the wclkin blue,
And sla :, "a kindred with the sky.
Let giittrrinp jrwcs rise to show
Unelouicd eyes their glorious ray,
And upon Beaui, r brew to glow
Al evenings fnllthe Tyre OF day.
Le, marlln! g"n,ly Ece,ss appear.
Aud rife the air with wari'k- sound
AS ,f some vnspcr pageant near,
Enarts n part. at las. uns"nnd.
Bu: still the Bard with humble song,
Ger epeclr., cn:heus soar ab"ve'
And sees his maine tho he'd sn long,
Write on the scroll Of asing love.
No midnight noisr from chequ"rci crew
Assaii his heart hy fancy hlest
Nor orphan scenes brhaunl his views,
That soft in happy peace dot: rest.
No pl,anhom sight assril his SOUL,
Nor goblin sounds he ANN his brow;
But in him placid vrspe,s roll
And snil.s from Heaven forever glow.
Al morn-hc smiles on nature round
Sweet nature doth the smile return
In him are solid blessings found,
And fires Of love psrprtuaI burn.
Glory 10 Him OH highI thai hlest
Hath made the devant Barl's life time
And at the last and final rest.
In His mansions, shall make him shine.
ATHENa GEORGIA j. r.
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~ tie EIifor of the IbJev;Nc Press. -:

1S6tt01 y t7'e @1o0rott3' 'e"'.
DEAn SIR: Will y'u do me the kindness t"
give the following contribution for purchasing
Bibles tor South Carolina soldiers, II place in
your piper. Our religion. papers in Colurnbi"
both the PresbWrrian and Boptist, are y" much
crowded that they inform me they cannot
spare the room to make the ackno wlegmcnt
in :ts items. regret the smallnrss of these
papers and the press uPon their columns and
trust You will aid so good work by allowing
me to make the acknowledgment in your pa.
per.
I desire also to return my gratefully thanks
to the kind christisn friends who show they
care for tho souls of our brave men.
". d. RICE.
Sumter Z. c., August 25, 1868.
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beraiity and Kindness are in my opinion
a good patriots ~ those who arc fighting
N battles Of onr country. God grant
rhA all such may be rewarded with pros
perky and happiness here and everlasting
peace aud joy hereafter.
uLDRIC.
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CO. A.. lsT S. C. CAVALRY.

Persons who have friends belonging to Co.
a.. lst Regiment ). g. Cavalry, Captain Ovens
Company. aud wish to send wearing apparel TO
them can do II" ty leaving such el"ttinr. care.
fully marked. At Agncw l. McD"nald's old
store. Grant Range Ahb-ville c. H.. any time
between now and the Is, day OF O"'"her next
WM G. MOORE.
Abheville c. H., Sept. !. '63. lS-,f
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FIRE WOOD

Persons who live in the country and have
t.sms and Grc.woti could not do q mare he
:v"ient act than to l,au: al occasional load of
wood in 20 'nc f th" soldiers families who
have not the means te pay for it. 4 hin, to
the kind heated 10 sufficient.
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STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMET,
Char lesion, August 25. 1863.


w UEREAS. THE PRESE CONDITION
W "l tn" ""uhtr, requires tile oryaniza-
t"n of mn nc,iv" ,nl efficient brdy of troops
who rny take tn" field upon ma,n-nt's notice
10 meet with rr"mrtn-ss any sudden incursi"n
which may he made by the enemy into our
- Lite; a"d. whereas. for the purpose of de-
frr,l,rg our h",nr4 "ni fie.sitrs, it is, deemed
:lviSu' L. ihnt en,ire u,1,s hemrIug y .puln-
ZION over Ii Year. Of a.", not III or Liable to
Confederate service, or exempted therrfrnm
t'r l.ahi'c purposes .honlI bv organized into.
r"nparrrs:
Now. iher. for |. Mil.LAGE L. BONHAM..
Eov"rn"r ..i,,l Cuininan.l-r in Chief in nr.l over
ii,- State 1f Sum,h CnrnEua call upon the pcn
i.l- ui the State I" at nr.auiz.. Lhrr,,. elves.
i, ac"..,.iau.e i'll, the az. .l-rs hereto auurxrl
ir.n H.. f1i .- "i tn" AiinlunI nrd Inspector
General. /" aft rd QUE and the wu.
ri-n tr chi. drrn o; "ur hIrti,r~u in arm. the.
most effect ua, pr",cvii"ii nnl security Tho
second organization crl.rl f,r Is in uccnr., ,ucc
with the recommendation Of the President 10
the Governor. and is ap, r0s-'l as .he hest Or
S,u:x.:ion for nli Who my not 10 inciul-d in
th. o,gaIizi. .on "f "Fuiunf.er State Troops" 1"
NJ L. EONIIAM.
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uLi)RIC.
KENTUCKY.

NM. Ep1ron: confess my inability to
understand tho great Union triumph Of
fifty thousand majority in the recent Ken
tucky election, when Gen. burnside says
that none but loyal union men were allows
ed to vote, can you explain this mystery.
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The fric,ls Of JAMES S. COTHRAN an
cy in the State Legislature, occasioncd by the
death Of Col. James 81. Perrin.
MANY FRIENDS.
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The friends Of Lieut.. ". A. LEE announce
him as a candidate at the ensuing election.
to fl tho vacancy occasioncd by the death
Of Col James NJ. PERRIN, in the State Leuis
laturc
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04

sY- Persona wishing TO send Clothing to
member, Of Captain N. T. Owens Company.
Col. Blacks Regiment # Cavalry arc directed
to The advertisement by VIM. c. Moore. Esq.
in this icsuc.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04

NoT1CE.-Arrangemcnt have been made
with Mr. VIM. II. WItsoa formerly one of
the Proprictors of this PAPER. to continue the
publication Of the Press during our absence
in the army. lie is authorized to receipt TO.
all monies due this OtIic..
LEI; & WILSON. Prc3rictu.s
Jan'Y 1st. 1863.
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Sumter Z. c., August 25, 1868.
ABBEvILLE G H.. g: C..

August g. 1868.
Rrv ". y RICE Mr. DEAR SIR: The follow.
ing sums " ith the names annexed was handed
tc me to day ma 4 contribution taken up A.
Euff..u Bap.., church Of which Rev NJ. Lane
s. Pastor. with the request that. yon "onld re-
raj sums through the Con f.drra' e
E1pti.t. and also throuyf,. ..Ec Southern PreS6y'
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State of South Carolina.

CnARLrSr"S, August 22. less.
GENERAL ORDER N0 43.
I TIE COMMANDING OFFICERS II 'h"
IL Regiments :a,c'y ore.niz..i ir !.""a D..
fence and srecini -, vic" 'n ,he SITE. n'r ~
qurcd I" furnish Maj jor {. u MELTON, '"n-
man''ant cons'riI's L, ~''h g III, ~" - J.
If III" srsc:;s ~ their respective '..'"inr'd>
!,etw-rn ,h. ages Of iort> and ",iv ti"c Aear-:
nrI the Commanding. Officers II nj IL u ::"c =
mpntS ,rd .;'r.- ~'atr orTn" Lni iu:,S " .il :urn
i,h to Mnj'r MELTON crsp..tv Rolls If 81
persons il. ihri. cornirLi., between th' HG"S
"i eighteen II forty.fvr years.
BY command.
AC GAnIINtiTOE,
ina.
August ~. IT,. lS-3t
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FROM OUR JUNIOR CORRESPONDENT

FROM OUR JUNIOR CORRESPONDENT
CAMP l0Tu AND 10TH REe'r. S. G. Vols
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. August Is. 1868.
Dear Wilson This has been a week of
str and confusion. We have done little
marching together with all the duties To-
cident thereto, have expected fight before
now but have 60 far, bcen very agreeably
dis appointed.
Many rich stories are told on that epeci.
men Of humanity about Chattanooga
known as specula'ors. Immediately after
the firing of tho FIRST shell into Chatta--
no"ga stocks took a great tumble. Men
who did not care If you don't want It lot it
alone." were running to and fro, hailng
every body, with gentlemen ceme.to. my.
storo'andge. eight dollar ;nelio..s for two
--Peachcs- twenty cents. .-everyt thing
cheap. take half price for everything
g., &c.,, after ono of these teiIows had
Been crying in sucf manner for some t Ime a
l,omb hurs,ed near his establishment, Eried
out soh! I goes an leaves everything -
and without hat or coat, he did leave, An.l
~ tlsst sight was sesn going over disd& y,
hill 1t the quick run, having forgotten bs
'stick and his Confederate case Of rheuma-
t;srn. BE has BOT been heard frou, s;ncs
that ever memorable day.
This week viii furnish sou with al
isxtrae, from my diary which you can pub
.E
e AUovsra ls.--Nothing Of special in-
keres. transpirine. Or men are in their
Ensnal good f,salth. ,Ssveral Of COR fur
sbughsd men arg reforming; among these
he arc pleased 10 meet Assistant Surgeon
~. Il. Jenaing., ara Mr. J. B. Sullivan.
sks f'!'$aa t:rad ~aisirg fer him s ccsr
SSH
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PAY UP OLD SCORES!


All perfons indebted to this Office either b,
Note or Account are earnestly requested 4
call and settle the snme.
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ABBEIILLE HALE ACADEMY.

The und-rsirn"d will orrn y schu"l at tlsi-
i'Inrr "n Tuesday the 9th "f Sertrn''r.
Terms for Latin, Greek. aud the hi her M"thr
rnatics per session at five n'uullIs. Sium
Ndvancci English hrnn-he, TSn i0
Primary En.lish "anch.s $2OuO
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
II. RESI- ertirl!v refers for trs. inon;als pf
character anh qualifications t" a " Shirr
y ID I'rrs,Irnt, J. II. Carlisle. David Duncan,
ard Warren Dm Pre- Pr"f"ss"rs "i W"ff.rd
College. CLARENCE McCARlll
sep, 1. 1853 is 1t
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FIFE "PRACTIC.iL FARMER"

Is designed 20 elevate the farmer To his true position
ientihc man. Its stitorials spirited ani
aninng its regular spsnrnts the able
ayriculturits in tle country. IL will be special
aim make this Journal welcome visitor To every
household. It's Ladies Department will be found In
teresng and useful It's S"htis Bepartm. mt viii be
presided over hy gcniicasn who has FIR ears pesr
!. teacher % youth in % our best Institutions Of
learning. 81 -.
We shall make our paper TIE true medium Of sue-
cess o grape growing Zach number will iead'fhe
way aud give uunisiasnhie directions this subj
ject. The novice ctnnot meet rirh logs " ~
viii hut follow directions in purchasing the right
kind OF viu-s. or in planting. lining and pruning
them fnr the garden or vineyard. 80
Oar price. inc udng both the " Iona Win 4" and
the paper for year, Is only One Dollar and Tween
ty-Five Cents, or by iemi.iing this anonni to tie
Practical Farmer and Srientif. Gardiher.- Ne. =
Park Eoy. " Y, YOU siil receive weekly agrirull
turai paper equal TO the hest published in tn city,
aud the grape y;ae above mentioned. -re; - a
II iriust he seen, think, that this affords re-
markable opportunity &" make money. Tw-Ive dol
lars At cab rates vii, thirteen Subscribers
the " Practical Farmer y and ihr;ecn Iona vines,
worth at the regular price list thirty mine dollars
club of twelve will he e. titled 30 paper At the
hel'e SOP IN persons getting up the club viii receive
al extra sine and also our paper free Of charge for
one year, thus stthe regular price of Subscription
aud The vines. make 81. The club vines Ia all
will lie sent by cx free of charge greater
the nGmder sent to one address less the expense TO
each vine, u stt4{ 3
extensive circulation. We have stated time and
again INA w. ehrna spare no expense to obtain the
United s'stes. al viii here frankly that these
club rates afford US but Sral, profit. But Los that
We arc refafy esio5issheI. are prerHred 70 make
ths lth-r- offer, knowing thai III the end il will pay
US. We would advise tbnse Who would secqre ih-
vine t. reait US at once Twelve Dollars and We Will
nd thirteen Glars ana credit them with thirteen
subscriptions to th-N' Practical Farmer for year.
IL tn thlrtecn -paPrrs aud vines wanted ~
one Iire, the Twelve Dollars Tii thu. secure them
call. ~A -
The Ions vine IS warranted TO us nv Dr. Grant,
fnsins b., own gerds,l : to be remarkably str6rg
dad cell gaotsi redr cid plfRts, - being the
sIla- named In his caiaic que fp- - r',.h a =
CoGFaST K BAKER.
Terms os The practirsI rarimer Com.
aen>:d.
One copy one ypar (Weekiy ..........&l 90.
oae copy wear nd ore lena Hiu-, the vine =
.sill be sent by Mail, post paid. 25
Thirteen copies and thirteen vines idress12 90
The odd vine and copy belongs To the cinb agent.
ADDRESS all communications to
The " PRACTICAL FARMER" -
32-i5-3r, No. "a Park Row, MY. Il
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The Confessions and Experience,

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 to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united we mustbe,
Or ne'er exist as nationally free.
IT'S hard indeed that ALL for country s sake,
Can not unite as ONE, from Gulf to Lake;
Rut worse by far that we in North should drag
To earth nv wrangling our once noble nag
There's still one hope-aud one is all,
To hold our right, avert our fall;
IT'S simply this-'mid cannons roar
Proceed to Betts's Clothing Store;
The antidotc he gives for cure
Is mild and pleasant, end tits sure:
He sells you first, Goat, rants, or Hat
And then to match, nice Crayat;
Ifstill you want you'll get shirt,
Which comes to you as cheap IS dirt;
He keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
Or anything that you may lack,
From Shoe strings to a carpet-sack.
For those that ready made won't please,
He'll eet 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.
E. w. BETS.
,ttumwa. Nov 90. 1862.
GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility In.
actuated by desire to ben eft Others will be happy
fur nsh to all who need IL Gree Of charge) the re
cpe and directions for making the simple Remedy
use in his c~e. Those wishing to profit by his ex-
possess Valuable Remedy-wi
receive the same, by return mail, Carefully sealed
by addressing JOHN u. OGDEN,
No 60 NASSAU srREEr, NEw-YoRK,
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= BEID0E AT OrruxwA.-We notice an
item In some Of OUT exchanges, to the effect
that . bridge is to be built over the Des
Hoines At this place right away. We are
glad 10 hear II. and hope t is 80.
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am authorized b. mike known that re-
eruiss will DO credited to townships, and II
any Township wishes to- escape the. draft its
snea for the old Regiments before the first
day Of Jan. 1854. For the oil Regiments
b. shs drlt:. must be fnll by that time.
800 LrErr. w. II. p. NORRIS,
Recruiting Officer for Wapelo County.
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SIGEL HALL.

JOHN ZwTrzLER, Proprietor, Front Street
Sd door West of the Ottumwa louise
Ottumwa, Iowa.
If you want to drink NIT Siget, 20 to
Sigel Hall.
If you want a good glass o. ale, 60 to
Sigel Hall.
You want good glass Of ,er, go to
Sigel Hall.
IL you want good cigar 60 to S'gel
Hall.
IL you want dish of Fresh ysters, e.
ceive q ' " Express, go to o,eel Hal
Ifyoq want anything good go to Sigel
Hall
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CnAsGs or TINE. The Burlington Road
changed time IN Monday. The following
are the times IL arrival and departure. Ar
rive 400 p. IN. freight. a:l0 Express; and
$50 mixed. Leave 800 a. m. mixed
1880 .. m. Express 1900 p. m. freight.
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Nsw RASki>a IIorsE.-The organizations
the second National Rank of-Ottumwa, have
sscured the rml. in Punroy's Building, at
one time used by Temple Bro. at a Banking
office, more recently by the Post Office and
laiserly by j. u. Shelter. 1t is their pur.
pose, We learn to coinmence business IN a
Q hort time.
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sas@ peet'
which is the bcst stitch konw,
the mist ord mar. capac'ff. SEE. at
Nv 10 use the ltttet 4 Family Sevff .ste =
,ur Family Sewing Machines furnished IN cha Oh
smi'rxqe's'te s,ilc ~
The rol,!ing Case Of the Psmily Machff~ ISL
picrs ofcunairg s.,rkmansip 81 the sposfs 'Asefdf
Kind. II protects the mrchine when not in use,
ann when chou. to I've operated may be opened ms
sgacoms and substantial table :" sustain the work.
lille some of the Gases, made out OF the choicest
woods. finished In the simplest and chasest
manner possible, oshers are Adorned and embrlisi-
ed In the most costly and superb man.
ncr.
7, is sbsslut ely necessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation. as TO judge Of itr great
capacity and beauty. :,
" is fast becn ming popular for family sew
ing Manufacturing machir.s are for mai ufae-
uring pun poses.
The Branch Oaice. are well supplied with fifx,
twist thread, needles, OIL &c Of the very best qhah-
ty.
Send for PAarnLrT.
THE SIN jEH MANUFACTURE COMPANY.
AS Broadwav, New York. .-sE
sSs- CHICAGO OFFICE so CLARK STREET.
r. ". SMITH, AGEyTTy OTTrHWa. r.,srs.
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Mss. Col. Summers. and Mrs, w. Ii. Nor
shrup. left ON Tuesday last, via Des Moines,
O. i,in th nr hu<b,,ls at Omaha. A
pleasant journey 10 them.
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DELAsKn.--The Express train yesterday
afternoon wa, layed about three hours,
caused by tile im ming Of the bridge over
Skunk river. The dammas to the bridge.
b ,wsvsr, WAS siusl!.
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Kemtftauces Tor clubs must be made at one time,
but additions may be made at any time at club
after u club has been raised.
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
For club of IL copies TO one address, with as, a
free copy OF the Weekly.
For club Of % copies to ne address, with i3S q
free copy of the Tri-weekly six months.
For club of 20 copies to one address, with sSi a
free copy Of the Tri.weekly one year, or the Daily
six months
For club 81 GO copies to not more than two adj
dresses, with 800, the Daily free one year
sW Money by draft, express, orin registered let
tiers may be sent at our risk. Address
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Nv. (
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Provost Marshal II. d. Mackay Of lows
City, haA arrived In town, and has es,ab-
lishsd his hssd quarters for the pre- lent, al
che Ottumws House.
NJ. Msekas win immediately establis h q
ssadsGvous in this place Tor the Subsistence
sfsll rsersi b who may be interested in re-
srsissag Offices Tor the county Of Wapello
Appanoose, Mahaske, Monroe. Marion, and
Ksokak. Transportation from tins place ia
Iewa City will b furnished for all recruits,
sspsstsd 70 this post, 1t Government cx.
Dsoes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19

The plessant weather has continued the
past week. II is tlsc incest kind Of an In.
dian Summer.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19

IlEv. w. r. Cowles. will preach at the
Methodist Church in Ottnmwa, on Thursday
the seth inst, at II o'clock a. m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19

Tns PAcgIN0 HoUss.--A visit to the
Yackiag House Of the Messrs. Ladd on one
II ~ beautiful moen,ngs Of the past week,
impesassd as with the conviction that the
RssPris1sgs ani officers Of that establish
nsat sEs he most urtsane and agreeable OF
Daeksss, and that b. Lsdd & Bros. have the
nssl esavsaisnt and best appointed Pack
50 Hsass In the county. Tho main
holding b $50 feet square with main floor,
csI)as under the whole, and third capa.
sious sessy Soe storage, water tanks, besides
. bailding sos curing hams. &c. They have
sessa engines. lssd tanks, &c. &c. We
we've mach Interested in noticing the rapid
sad systsmmatie processes through Which
~ hsg goes from the self satisfied, con-
tssasd end gsuatiag condition Of live pork
Den. - H. niesly trimmed meat for Wilt
sAiss ana ether IngIiah markets, the British
Nary, end ether destinations and uses
h pssesss \ rapid and tho economy OF
lshR wsndsrfal. Il would richly repay
sny eas Who has never witnessed the pro-
ssas 70 viatt tie Pork House and see for
sAsosslvss. @
We essd seas 5000 hogs In the pens,
9th ssastant arrivals. They srs now
votkias sAsss loo hands and kin and pack
itso 100 y 1000 pr day.
fAs paeklag bssiasss d destined TO oae
@SAs nssl iaportaat branches Of our in
Ssstsy. ssd vili b growing in importance
ftsm sAis sine Ssevsrd.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19

RkcgUirING AGESr.-Lieut. w. II. P.
Norris has been appointed Recruiting Agent
for wspsllo County, aud has opened an Of
Gee over f. w. Belts Store, in the room
back of n ]. Williams Law Oclce, where
he viii be- happy to receive calls from all
Assrins 70 enter { he military service OF
cher cmntry. The induccment in the
si.ape of bounties are very tempting and
wspsll' j. patriotic County, so that we
s~nno, doubt but that our quota win be
spaeiily made up and the necessity of a
AFsft .n the 5th Of January ave ted.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19

4 jsdieisl s,setioa Min take placs in Pc
en- en- Dtssk easntisA a Tuesday next.
NAsSss Wiuiaasoa. Esq Il the Union can
rliAsA5s I'D - shs Uireait and stands
IN AasGoeab sbaacs sas election. Mr.. W l.