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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06
Comprehend Demonstration.

The Copperheads demonstrated extensive.
" in this county last week. At McGlothlen's
near Eddyville, they held what they called
a mass meeting, which was addressed by
Street, Burton, and we believe Flint. At
this meeting, man named Morgan. that
has been leading infuenta member of the
X. G. C's, took occasion to announce his
withdrawal from them. and to dencunce
their principles and practices. He, of course
was not permitted to enter very extensively
into the subject. hut will do so at Kirk
vile, on Friday of this week.
The other meeting was at Ottum
wa, on Saturday, and seems to have taken
the leaders in town somewhat by surprise,
as it was intended to ratify, and not having
candidate, they were not ready to ratfy.
The attendance was not large but purely
Copperhead. They had pins and butternuts
IN profusion, even some of the women and
girls wore them, in spite of the influence Of
of the town copperheads, who did them
selves credit by persuading as many as they
could to keep them out Of sight A soldier
took one off of one of the male copperheads
Fortunately there was no fighting, although
indications at times pointed in that drec-
ton, particularly when it was proposed to
expell Mr.. Michael Tullis from the Court
House. Speeches were made by Street,
who exhibited his wounds, and said he
would submit to the civil authority, but not
to military arrest. Colonel Geo. Gillaspy
advocated Gersral futile for Governor, and
wanted another Convention to bring him
out On the whole we think the crowd
here Saturday, for the most part sincere -
Their prejudices and passions have been SO
wrought upon by their designing and more
considerate leaders, for political effect, that
they are evidently ripe for any deeds of vic
lence upon the slightest provocation.
We think il equally apparent that their
more timid and polite leaders do not desire
any fighting now. They may End it diff
cult to CONTROL the element they have edu-
Gated and prepared for, the work of blood.
shed and devastation in our midst.
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; The Coming Thanksvivine.

President Lincoln has appointed the 9th
of August as day of Thanksgiving; Jeffer-
son Davis has appointed the 21st as day
of Humiliation. We are in the sunshine !;
they in the shadow. Thanks be to God
who giveth us the victory! :, gsee Z.
We present a brief schedule of the sue
cesses of the Uaion arms since the Attn of
July, wit h the Rebel losses srIa
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UNCONDITIONAL UNION CONvEN-

The Unconditional Union men Of wapello county
arc requested to send delegates to County Conven
tion to be held at Ottumwa, on
SA TURDA 7, TIE 18th DA YoF A UG UST, 1868
FOR the purpose of putting in nomination. to be vo.
ted for at the ensuing October election candidates
for the following Offices viz: Two Representatives,
one Recorder and Treasurer, Sheriff, County Judge,
County Superintendent of Common Schools and Cor.
ner. s7.'' it,ta az @r.f.'. -'..'.' '...'. .''
Each Township win be allowed representation OF
ave Delegates be chosen by the electors of their
respective townships, on sATURDAY the sth day
August, 1868.
All citisens without distinction Of party, who are
heartily In favor Of sustaining the Government In
the OF all Constitutional and necessary war meas
ures for the speedy and complete suppression Of the
rebellion and the punishment Of treason who are
opposed to the schemes on foot, designed to bring
anarchy and bloodshed to our own iresdes, by re-
sistance to the laws and orders of the Government
and by dividing the Pree States into petty and hos
tile confederacies and who still believe in the good
old doctrine of Andrew Jackson, "The Union-i,
must and shall be preserved" are cordially invited
TO unite in sending delegates. ,.g ..-...rg-
.- ar.tl tas.s o. ....,., JOS. HAYNE,
Chm'n Cen. Com.
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Lee is represented as massing his troops,
preparatory to an attack upon Meade's for
ces, which are reported to have anticipated
the rebel design of re-occupying the heights
around fredericksburg, said to be now in
our possession.
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It's reported that Gen. Grant is prepar-
ing to march his army to Mobile, II so,
we may set it down as foregone conclu-
sion that Mobile will soon be ours.
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Brashear City, La, over the capture of
which the rebels made so much ado, is re-
ported to have been retaken, having sur
rendered to a Federal gunboat a5.f,
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The News Sf the week.

M
Martial Law has been proclaimed in Ken.
lucky. 10
COL Bufords' Cavalry, crossed the Rap.
pahannock Aug. 1st, encountered and drove
the rebel Cavalry, until the rebel infan.
try supports were encountered near Gull
pepper Considerable loss on both Sides
Lees forces are at Culpepper, 4. II. az .Esl.
The rebel raid into Ky. under Scott and
Pegram has been met by force under Col.
Saunders, and driven back towards the
Cumberland, with the prospect Of capturing
the entire party before they could cross
The election in Ky. for State officers has
resulted on majority of 10000 for the On.
ion Candidates. H. td4
.f0Ta $50 1 49, Leavenworth, Aug. 8.
Capt Harvey, of Westport, learning it
was the intention Of guerrillas to attack a
large train which left Kansas City for Santa
Fe in the latter part of July, stated in EUR.
suit with one-comrany Of Kansas volun.
teers. He overlook the train, and finding Il
had been robbed started forward after the
robbers, when he came upon Capt. Colegan
with company of the 9th Kansas, who had
come from Santa Fee to meet the train
Each supposing he had found the enemy
Colegan drew up his men in line Of battle
and ordered charge. A severe fight en-
sued, in which many were killed and
wounded before the mistake was discover
ed. araa aGU lEat f,
Foreign News to 25th July, by the Ara.
bia. shows charge of sentiment on the
American question. They had heard Of the
defeat Of Lee and the taking of vicksburg !!
They now think the Confederates gone up,
unless unless Lee wins q decisive victory. if,;sx
In Parliament, Mr.. Golden, took strong
ground in favor of the government OBTAINING
the three confederate war vessels now about
ready for sea. He declared his belief if
they did not stop them. it would lead to
war with the United States. He called at
tention to the fact that the American GOV.
eminent kept an exact amount of all losses
and would demand indemnifi cation, Lord
Palmerston defended the government, Had
as good right to furnish the rebels vessels
as the North arms An assertion Of Mr..
Laird, the ship builder, that Sec. Wells
had negotiated with the English govern.
ment to furnish war vessels early in the
war, was denied by Mr.. Golden, who pub.
lished a letter from Sec Wells to Mr.. Sum.
ner, to sustain his position. lNl a
The pre- spect ofwar growing out Of the
Polish question, WIS increasing in Paris
and elsewhere. s
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more patriotic and honorable gentlem IN
course than dirty work Logan's" and 9TH
ers of the same genus. With what rcck-
less self-denial, Augustus declines the glory
and DANCE of the deadly breach and buries
himself between two wall rocks in the Rocky
Mountains. A West Pointer, educated at
Government expense honored with high
official station by his fellow citizens fed for
years from the public crib, and assured at
the start of a Colonel's commission in the
service of his country, he resolutely turns
his back on it all, exerts himself to aid in
raining his ceuntrysuntil il becomes too dan
gerous, then hides from the storm in the re-
cesses of the Rocky Mountain.
''Thou wear'st lions hide, doff It for shame
And hang Calls skin on those recreant
Denper, City Commonwealth, July 23d. Vi
TAKE NorIcE. DIR. FULLER will take ca
ses Of sore eyes and give ten days taeat.
ment gratis, unless beneficial to the patient.
No incurable cases treated. No charge for
examination, Bring in those hat are dim
Of vision, this is a rare chance and surely
no person can object to the terms.
!. 20 agitss -g,ai ottumwa, Aug. Sd, 1868
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN 60; Z
This Is to certify, that when came to DR.. Fuller,
July 23d, 1868, my eyes were very that
could not see TO tell male from female person
few rods from me. have been under his treat
me At since. and can now see we'll enough so can
see any vi,ible object near by or at a distance.
can Also see common newspaper print What Is
best OF ALL his treatment is very mild, not after
the fashion Of the caustic preparations commonly
used by occulsts. had trial of one Of them few
years ago, and have received more benefit from the
treatment Of DR.. Fuller in ten days, than receiv.
ed three years ago from ocuist in three tbs.
to say nothing of the suffering endured. would
cheerfally recommend all those afflicted with sore
eyes to call n DR.. Flu Her without delay.
Ffi@8 Most Respectfully yours 3igsF
81 15-1t. A. O. RUSSELL.
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A Genuine TX. G.. C. Letter.
ID CAMP 2ND Iowa INFANTRY,
sG E'54''3 9 CoRINTH MISS.
ls- -- 22nd ,Julv 1863

oy, 'Aoo'' - ~
j. w. Norris, ,at aa.g -a aaaat ,,,., d.
Sir:-Enclosed you will find a letter
written by K.tG. G. living at Blakesburg.
No doubt you will wonder how it came in
my possession. 1t was found by man by
the name of Willard. somewhere near
town called Cincinnati (down on the No
lne,) and sent to member of my Com.
pany. And by his request send it to you
for publication. .a-.f..- ...s. ..
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The Governor Of New Jersey has procur-
ed postponement Of the draft for thirty
daIs. ~ der the. areienca that be Yill sue
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Il possible, the bayonets Of the army against the
breasts OF the fathers brothers and friends Of the
surveillfnce and dominion
%. 4 lat we denouuce, as libelers OF the Demo-
cratic party and enemies Of their country, the men
who are engaged in representing Tue Democratic
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%. That the coudnct Of Buradier General Massu
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M appearance of military restraint upon the proceed
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appreciation Of che Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they are wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct tins onoa-
sion is IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
lale Democratic meeting at indianapolis. And we
take pleasure in ssng confidence m General
Mason aud the officers aud soldiers under hia com
maud.
The Convention then adjourned With thee cheers
Tor the nominees, three for the Oonstuhoh and three
for the Union. .Ub. .-a IT
WILLIAM MEDILL, President.
Amos LAYMAN, Secretary.
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