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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11
THE FAR-FAMED DIR WEIR

Il OF Pennsylvania, announces to the community
that he is practitioner Of the German French and
Spanish mode of
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
80 successfully practiced of late in France, Spain
In travelling and successfully treating people who
linger under old
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS.
He not only ascerans the nature of disease as for
merly practised by physicians, but passes on and
discovers the cause, however intricate the disease
may be.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
In all their forms, treated carefully and conAden.
italy Iwill visit and consult patients while re-
naming in town free of charge.
Those living at distance and unable to Wis II him
can be treated by sending him clear vial full Of
their morning urine, from which the disease will be
ascertained.
All letters Of inquiry must contain one postage
stamp. He viii be at
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burlington, at Sunderland House. Aug 14&16
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MI Pleasant, Brazelton House, Aug II
Ea;nsii =. :, - ...Aug IL
rT Leggett House. Aug. 10
oLlUMM a, (at ottumwa House,).. Aug 20, 81 a 20
ss,ae, Madison House,. Aug % q "a
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New. Of the Week.

The country has been excited the past
week by rumors of another rebel Invasion of
the north, and various speculstions relating
to their whereabouts, numbers, plans, &C.,
have been INDUCED in. Beyond the ocou
patton of Hagei stown. which was confirm
ed, the rest seems to have been mainly spec
ulation. The last dispatches at this writing
"wednesday represent the invading force
as on the retreat, and Hagerstown in pos
session of our forces.
A rumor is in circulation, but not credit
ed, that the War Department has author
lied Gen. Mcclellan to raise 100000 mer
for special service under his command.
The rehels .s-. 1s.
on the ~ rpafstry Severe engagement in
which our losses were light, the enemy's
more severe. Fifty deserters tried to reach
our lines on Friday. Their intention not
being known, they we're fired upon and sew.
eral killed. The balance persevered and
finally succeeded in getting In.
The foreign news mentions a report tina
nine months armistic had been agreed
upon at Vienna.
A military District, composed Of the Dis
tricts of Washington and West vi rpinla,
headquarters at Harper's Ferry, has been
formed and Gen. Sheridan placed in COM
mand
Mobile has probably ere this been attack
ed and perhaps taken by Com. Farragut
and a land force
Ex-Congressman, Ira A. Bingham has
been appointed Solicitor for the U. s. in the
Court of Claims. vice Gibson resigned.
Gen. Payne has banished to Canada sew
eral disloyal citizens of Columbus, Ky
Several were merchants whose property had
been seized by the Government.
Northern Missouri, having been cleared of
guerillas is now reported quiet. thanks to
the vigorous measures of Gen. Fisk and..the
prompt co operation of the loyal militia of
that State.
Hon. B. Eggleston was nominated for
Congress in the LIST Cincinnati District,
beating Hon. ). P. Chase As votes.
A rebel raid into South East Missouri is
apprehended.
The Emperor Macmillan is meeting with
good success in Mexico. The prospect for
the new Empiae is too good.
The rebel invaders were badly whipped
at New Greek, West Virginia, and after
wards at Mocr6eld, by Gen. Averill, 500
prisoners ard all their artillery being taken,
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KEOKUK
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

40 acres of good land, all fenced, IS In cult
vatio n, two good cabins, crib, a good well of
water, situated near Little Soap Creek miles south
Of 0ttumwa. The above property will be sold very
cheap. Enquire Of r. LEIBFORTH
0ttumws, July g. 1s648t
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WANTED-The subscriber wish.
Q: to engage In the Brewing bushes. vi,,,
erson having cash capital Of Ave thouss ND ~
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Obituary NOtice.-Died, August
LIST, 1864, near Xenia, Ohio, ROBERT BIG
NAM SR., in the roth year Of his age.
Also, at Ottumwa, July 20, 1864, CLIO
PATRA. infant daughter Oft. and s. E. Big.
ham, aged year 10 days.
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attacked in our Notifications. All the troops
upon the low grounds are to be moved back
upon the Bluffs to support the batteries, and
the rebels uttered to take.possession of the
town then Fort Curtis and the batteries on
the hills will turn every gun upon the'town
and leave not one brick upon another. This
will meet the hearty approval of every SOL
der. We have nursed these vipers too long,
let the women and children be sent across
into Mississippi, and the balance may 60 into
the rebel ranks As soon as they please. Five
prisoners were brought in from the last fight
two of whom were known to number of the
soldiers. Citizens are constantly going and
coming, and q number of them have been
captured from the rebel ranks with arms in
their hands. But set out to give you the
programme of day in camp, and left our
Surgeons surrounded BY the feeble and des-
pondent at six in the morning next comes
breakfast; at 2 company drill, at guard
mounting. at recall from drill, at IL target
practice. Dinner at 70 80 officers school al
4 p. N. Battalion drill at 80, dress parade
at 8, supper at 9 10, retreat at 8, and taps
9. These exercises are constantly varied
by scouting parties, covering force, picket
force, grand guard and foraging parties, to
say nothing Of extra fatigue details. Our
camp is Immediately upon the river bank |;
not q tree or shrub within its limits. The
levee runs along between Us and the lower
road. The 35th Wisconsin Infantry lies
just above us. The 9Th MINI. Infantry lies
on the river bank opposite Government saw
mill above town. Near them is the camp Of
the 18th Eli. cavalry. Back Of and above
town near the Bluff is the i43 III. Infantry
GOO day men, these with the seth and Goth
U. s. colored Infantry, the fortified hills, a
few pieces of light artillery, and glorious old
Fort Curtis insure our fast hold upon Helena
and the control Of the Mississippi, at this the
first point where the Bluffs approach the
river on the westerly bank from New Or.
leans up. rs a
i We all indulge in frequent comparisons Of
things here with those at the North, and oui
confinement in camp and city limits gives
rise to more fault-fnding daily than would
be heard from the same men in q week If or
the march or actual hard soldering. Idle
ness in camp begets discoptans - :. = :.
mail from the North
three times each l----i-, -stra' nc IS gratifying
beyond expression to watch the boys as they
seize their letters from Hons and hurry
away to some private nook to consume then
in quiet. 5
Have you found leisure or patience to wade
thus far through this letter! If so, and yov
survive long enough to say to my friends who
drop in to inquire for the boys of the 47th
that letters from home are the great neve,
satisfied want of every soldier-I will Sc
you down as enc of my tried friends.
With kind feelings for all the loyal, ant
unmitigated contempt for the persistent cop
perheads of Ottumwa, remain your FRIEND
and a "soldier for the war; be It ong Of
short. GEORGE w. DEVIN
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HERR THORWA LDSEN.

HERk IHORW ALDSEN,
The Danish Giant win out pull any farmers team.
LADY JOSEPHINE BLONDIN, Wire Etrot and
Don SANTIAGO aIBBINNoIsE, the Boneless Man
SIGN0R RINALDINI, Great Leaper from the
MAGGIE NICHOLS, Chord Metallic Elastiques.
DAN BUSHNELL, the unrivalled Gymnast and
LOTTY ROWLAND, the pleasing sobriequet,
"Yarkee Gal ;" and Danseuse.
MISS EMMA LEoNI, the splendid Actress and
MIS-. ANNIE ronD, the charming Actress and
MRS. d. SHELBY. the unrivalled Danseuse.
Barnums Museum.
MR.. @. MCMILLAN, the Balladist, Irish Comedian
and Ethiopian Performer,
W H OTIS, Comedian, wench Dancer, &c.
DAN SHELBY. the great "stump Orator" ICON 4
trabandl Comedian, &c.
GEO MARCELLUs, Tragedian.
cHAs MAYETT, the unrivalied Jig Dancer, Ethi-~
opian Deliniator, &c.
series Of Magnificent
ia BIZ Ed U WANTS,
Unlike anythin, ever done in other tent exhibitions
New life like Scenery. Splendid Flag for every
pole.
BEAUTIFUL LADY BALLADISTES,
Comedians and Danseues,
Comic Vocalists. Tragedians,
Comedians, Ethiopian Comedians ed
THE GREAT YANKEE ROBINSON.
The celebrated Broadway Band, at II O'Clock A
will lead the Grand Procession OF all the Carri-
ages. Vans, Cages, Baggage Wagons and YANKEE
Robinson's Gorgeous and Costly Private Chariot
will halt in front of Vans cle's for mammoth
photograph.
POONAH OBGJA, the great Lion Tanner will ap-.
pear conspicuousy in the procession with his PET
BEAR, a feat never attempted by any other man
Performance at 1870 and 7:40, rain or shine
Notwithstanding the great rise in salaries hotel
bills, printing, &C., &C., the price yet has not
been raised. Seats for all.
J. NJ. CHANDLER, Agent.
H. SALISBURY, Advertiser. Aug4-2w,-
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Union State Ticket.

Union State Ticket.
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
@. BEN DARWIN. of Des Moines county.
W. g. THOMPSON, of Linn county.
ELEcroR-FoURTH DISTRICT.
Col. DANIEL ANDERSON.
FoR CoNGREss-Fourth District,
J. B. GRINNELL.
Fer Supreme Judge,
G. G. COLE, of Polk county.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware county.
For Auditor Of State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT of Mitchell county.
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM H. HOLMES, of Jones county.
For Register Of State Land Office,
JOSHUA A. HARVEY, of Fremont Co.
For attorney General,
ISAAC L. ALLEN. of Tama county.
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'osP0Ce'Vo Paiduc STouuuS " tue several
companies. After roll ean quarters and
grounds are thoroughly polished by help of
brush brooms. spades. hand barrows extern
porized from hard tack boxes; and two or
three veritable Irish buggies. The latter
having probably hoated down from Gelena,
or from the stone quarries of Rock Island,
after having been broken down and con.
demned bv a number ofowners in succession,
in that land of brains and tools where every
thing is turned to account so long as it is cspa
BILE of being patched At six the bugle calls
q host of sick and sore armed men about
surgeon Wright's teHt who ministers as
siduously to their wants, aided by assistant
surgeons Cherry and Fry. This mornings
report shows 293 men "out of kelter' in
quarters and Regimentai Hospital and IS
more in General Hospital at this and at
Davenport. Fifteen Of our comrades sleep
on the slope of the bluff back of.syr camp.
unheeding bugle, drum, and the clang of
arms. They came out to offer their lives
Tor their country's defense; 70 interpose
their hearts filed with love for freedom and
the right between their homes and the
traitorous hordes who strive only for slavery
and barbafism. Copperheads of Iowa will
find in this, our loss, new comfort; and ma.
ny black hearted traitor among them will
chuckle with devilish satisfaction over tn
fearfully large sick list registered so early
in the season at this unhealthy post. Ny
affectionate regard for those cool, selfseek-
ing, treason loving time servers has been
materially increased "over the left" by
contrast with their fellow traitors who shot
down in soldier fashion, four brave officers
and killed and wounded some thirty or for
~ Of the soldiers sent out from Helena last
Tuesday evening.
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sad tribute of regard to the remains of our
dead brothers, some were foolish enough To
manifest their Internal glee. One old scoun.
drel remarked that SIT was good for them"
referring to the officers whose remains were
being borne past-and expressed the hope
that all the white officers connected with
colored regiments might be served the same
way. "What's that you say" demanded a
black soldier at his side-and instantly
knocked him down; great excitement was
raised-the traitor was beaten almost to
death, and General Buford riding up and
from one of our officers what he
had said 10 provoke the attack, had him
gathered up and carried to the military pris-
on. That night the colored soldiers destroy
ed the property of Judge Sebastian whom
they regard as an enemy, and whose daugh-
tiers constantly insult them by the singing
of rebel songs and playing rebel airs upon
the Piano. Apprehension fingers on the
as treason turks in the hearts
Of large majority of the citizens within our
lines. Last night General Buford notified
us that he expected an attack to be made on
the Plantations below tow at daybreak in
the morning. He sent . gunboat down,
which lay of Fl. Pinney al night we plac.
ed an extra guard about our camp and two
Of our most vigilant officers ware placed 10
charge. At 4 am. the reveills was sounded
and the regiment turned opt under arms,
canteens filled, rations in haversacks, and
in readiness for instant march in
any direction. Still no attack we are or.
dered to furnish Patrol for the city tonight
Of 70 men and three commissioned officers.
The rebels are watching apd waiting for
their friends from without, while tho sol.
liers are equally impatient to be rid of these
williams inside our lines, whose presence
lids the enemy, while it embitters every
rial and privation suffered by US and in.
suits every loyal heart. General Buford has
It length resolved, / hear, to obligs these
pretended loyalists when next we shall be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-20

tie Hcei. q r4vals hsases e tAs aEt
pH Taprslay nlski g 80 q eas = thass
naesiurs bsi3 81 Ne Ssas5i'a tsust. lar.
as the nessiss le l.ee4se rery masA e..
e3pl, saa fp.ag " nsssy sra teri salient llai
ptySieian vss e4He3 Df nro.r fsar
h.n yesy mseh ssilateI. sagag. shoetag.
preseaisg ssd praying slaaosi Ia eas breath
lst sHs qgtsies, hvwsscr. sBa it waa sbosgAt
frdsy ,hAt be pouid ruooyeF without farsh-
e. iHsabs dessoustrstiaus saturday Bight
BE- because mars raving. bat tbs 80 u.ss
who guarded bin saeeeelej ia keeping him
10 led d j atosi o'eipek Saturday Faorning.
wlsn be sprung ap, sad wrsnehct the FOOT
raj oat q he bcislesd. Be kespers Be- Ing
far ihoF live. With this lafmiIatls veap-
90, Berry, uow raying mAhiao. and with
hsyaing On bat q shirt, smashed IN pieces
-9ta tie joon that stood between him aad
tho spsn ar, AID made eat into The street
driving al hsfrr him. once In llle street
be gave ehAse to oae u bis own boys The
boy ran Tor ais life. and succeeded ia keep
ing Out q The way until his father vas cap
lured ana taken - fore, baek to his house,
where. At last accounts, be was guarded By
four men. - Caiafoniaa
Enron Is TsorBLK The passengers on
the train from Boston 70 Franklin last Sat-
urday tell good story 10 which bachelor
editor Of this State and young lady from
Lebanon were tie prominent characters II
appeared from bis own confessions that
single life did not agree with this climate and
the EDITORS profession. and tina, he was will
ing 10 share bis 'bel aud board" cat ho-
ted slth some fair one. The matter vas
talked oysl and digested, together with
big piece u squash pie and chunk" Of
gingerbread a, Danbury, but the young la
dy ''eosldn't see ii, and 80 the editor went
home alone and disappointed once more
Calaaoaiaa.
Coz. RANDALL Al GETTYsBuRo.-A lie Of
Con Hancock just published, entitled "win-
Geld, the Lawyers son. and how he became
a Majgr Genera" contains description Of
the charge Of the 18Th Vermont at Geitys-
burg. The appearance Of Col. Randall on
the battlefield is hot very accurately de-
scribed, fer be is spoken Of as "a gentleman
advanced in years, rushing with
his regiment to the attack, with bis few re-
naming locks streaming in the wind"
SIGNAL LIonTs.--0n the evening Of the
10th instant, lights we're seen on the hills
around the village Of ST. Johnsbury. The
principal one appeared to BE- red light be-
.w2en tUo others Of paler hue. A recon
losance in force was instantly set on foot.
md the light was found to be caused by the
burning Of an old tree, BY which some wood
choppers had either cooked Their dinner OF |
warmed their stiifened fingers
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FRRRY sToNE's Es,ntc.

GiATE o. VERMONT At Probate
- Aawkssfe Diasci, a. Court holden II
ei.ss'ef, in and ler SAID District on the 5th
day Of December A. u 1864.
IrsseBt haE, JOHN ". BATGHBEIFR tydga.
me administrator on the esiate III Perry
stone, late q Arlington, lu said district. ds.
ceased, app Led inswrtiue foy heefYse 10 selI ail
ile real estate 81 said deceased ubiect ID ~
right Of dover and homestead thereon. Yeure.
scouting That tie personal estate L msualeiept
Y pay tue ciailas against said estate In tgesufs,
q 500. bat sad rqal estate consist u
mTn Of about 60 acres, and valued n a6nsf
szepe That q part iscre9feaBnot te scii with.
gnl INJURY aud prejudice p those Interested n
TIE remainder.
y hereuFoa i was ordered that ssi3 applics-
iion e hsAr Il = Probate Court tohe holden
q t4e Probate Office, 81 Manchester. n aa8
ior s4id District, q fheast y l5ss.lav 81
JHe.t s9s. and t1a; hplice Hereof IL rigeg I,
aplsnspE 1855 9rtef i,ree wsa suece.siYslr
las MAacHf&rl.H 3ughsA.. PRINTED sf ssf
rrsyioas io .ald f.srse 8f hcarue.
y a, X. f0hLEE, Eesiref.
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BOOK NOTICES.

HAAPKA's MA9AEiKF The December and
January numbcrs of tie new volume contain
the commencement aud continuation civil
kie Coliins new serial. "Armadsle," aud
u Heroic Deeds Of Heroic Men, b. John
. G Abbott The last is embellished With
macy engrsvings, among them portraits Of
Grant. Burnside and Poster Dickins story
and Jsarneyihgs In Arizona. are s,ilEamobg
the attractions q the magazine, The articles
and sngravings oil indicate that the publish
ere intend 10 keep the magazine up to Its old
standard Of merit
AnTHrR's liOsE MA0AzISE for January
contains the usual number Of articles aud eu-
Cravings. mot anything for Peace" is
the title Of new story commenced IN this
humber by 7. ). Arthur
Tng Nav EsoLASp FARHFH's ALMANAC,
fer 1860. is published BY the Claremont
Manufacturing Company. See advertise
ment
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NATHAN Rr-proN
IrRA KENT.s E.ln,e

GTATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate
- Manchester District, ss I Court holden Al
Manchester, ID and for aid District, on the
Sith day Of November, A. y 1864.
Present, Hon. U. S. KENT, Judge.
Homer A. Williams guardian OF Henry n.
Williams, John X. Mason, Charles Mason and
George Mason, minor heirs Of Juba Kent. late
Of Dorset, in said District deceased, applied
IN writing tor license to sell all Ms said wards
real estate, representing chat they are seized
d au undivided share in the real - ate where
q said deeedegt died soiied in said Dorset sub
lcet 70 the right Of the widows dover and
homestead therein. that i viii be conducive h
tie best interest Of said wards to sell the same
ana put the proceeds at interest or invest the
same Ia public stocks.
Mherenron it was ordered that said appli-
ton BE- heard Al q Probate Court. to be held
AZ the Probate Office in Manchester, in and for
sad District, On The last Wednesday OF Dec
1898, and that al persons interested hi said
estate De notified thereof BY publishinsa eopv
Of the record d this order three weeks sneets4
aveiy IN the MANCHESTER JouHNAi., printed
a. Manchester, the last Of which publications
slali be previous T. said time Of hearing
~ II. X. FOWLER. Register.
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.. G. KiRKHAN,
Re ordlng Secretary.

DKAoas Isaac snsLDos. of Rupert, died
90 the 18th instant, q dropsy, at this age Of
~ years large coneourso Of people at
sendsd the services At the Congregational
cAureA. whsrs Rsv. Warren Hayden, u S..
ltp. , y, preached . funeral discourse
fom Jsreniah g. &C. The dessased vas one
Of The 'sandsrs ofthe Disciples Church in
Wes' RuPe'., and siIi BE missed By large
circle q friends d he church and cOmmu-
niE.
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