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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14

Gold, New York April H. $g75, closing
stl75s. fFe
An abortive attempt was made to blow up
the Frigate Minnesota with a torpedo. by 80
rebels. Little injury done the vessel. The
rebels escaped.
The rebel steamer Clifton was burned at
Sabine Pass, March 21st, while attempting
to run the blockade with 700 bales Of cot.
ton. Vessel and Cargo entirely consumed
Movement of the army Of the Potomac
stin delayed by heavy rains.
It's reported that Bishop McClosky has
been appointed Archbishop of New Fork.
There is great,activity in military mat
tiers in the Army of the Poto,nsc.
East Tennessee has been entirely aband.
oned by the rebels, and the bridges being
DESTROYED behind them. Seven Of Long.
streets Generals have been courtmarshaled
for failure of the campaign. johnson is re-
csiving heavy re-inforeements at Dalton.
Part of Beauregard's force has arrived there.
The Archduke Macmillan has again dc.
ferred the reception of the Mexican crown
The Pope is better.
Eagle Pass, 400 miles abrve Brownsville,
has been occupied by Federal troops, who
express the determination to hold it, 1t was
the great highway Of the rebels into Mexico
.Sa Another fight on Red River is reported,
but no particulars.
Bishop Polk is on the way to Dalton, and
Knowltons cavalry is at Tunnel Hill
go, Sales of government bonds in four days
were $7,4O0,0O0. ..... ... ,.,
Forrest expresses determination to hold
West Tennessee, and expell the Union men
Foreign news rs exciting. The Prussi
ans attempted to take Duppel by assault.
but were repu'sed, with loss of 100 Danes
and % Prussians taken prisoners, Large
numbers of Sweeds and Norwegians are
joining the Danish army. 100 Irish gen.
tleIuen have also rendered their services on
the same side.
The 10 40 Government losn, which is
now in the market, is being bought up by
the people almost as eagerly as were the
b.2os. 100000 of them have already
been sold. ........s... ...,
Mrs. Kirkland the anthoress, whose pop.
nlar writings on Life in the West, and h.
er literary works, many of our readers will
remember, died in New York on Tuesday
week. .s ......-.. ...... ...... .....
The Senate has passed the substitute for
the original bill, submitting to the States
the proposition to so amend the Constitu.
ton as to abolish slavery in the United
States. 20, g .#.. g...g .--- q
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LEEAL NDTHEc.

To Martin CAaE'tle r, Elizabeth Chandler, Henry g.
Harding and Elizabeth Harding
You are hereby notified that the petition of James
ID. Sturges, Buckingham Stu, ges and James McCon-
neh Is now on file in the Office OF the Clerk of the
District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa, pra wing the
foreclosure OF certain mortgage execu ed by You tn
petitioners, sateot May l6h 1860, upon the follow
Ing described real estate in Wapello county, Iowa
to-wi The east half Of the northSes quarter tn O.
west half Of the north east quarter and the north
east quarter ofthe quarter Of section sew
en-. township seyenty-three, range thirteen west
Petitioners also claim judgment against you, Martin
Chandler and Henry s. Harding for six hundred an
seventy dollars and eighty five cents OH note given
by you to petitioners which said mort gage was Civ
en- 20 secure. And unless you all appear and m ale
defense to said detiion before of the
ond day or the next term Of the District Court OF said
county, to be commenced on the SDth day of Nav
le64 default viii be taken against Won and julgmen
rendered also decree of force losurs according to-
prayer Of petitioners. M WILLIAMS
ApriiI, ls6a-3l6 4w Atty for petitioners
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LOUISVILLE, April 1O-A Gre occurred al
Harrisburgh, Ky, Friday evening in the
store house of Mr. Robertson. It is sup.
posed to be the work of an incendiary. Tt
consumed IS buildings in the business part
Of the place. Elk. Governor Magofin and
DR.. Smalley are among the prominent SUI.
ferers. Aggregate loss about $500 900.
PHTLADRLPHlA, April AT midnight
Wednesday, fire broke ont in Oil CITY on
Main Street, below the Post Office. and de.
stroyed block and half of hni dnrs. =
Among the property destroyed was Wind
sor's hardware, sheet iron and tin shop.
rhos. Nicholas, restaurant, and part of the
blocks known as the Arcade and Michigan.
No efforts were made To stop the fire except
ny pulling down buildings and oil sheds,
and pnttingawet blankets on the roofs. The
Post Office was saved by pulling down the
adjoining building, above or towards the
Petroleum House. The amount of damage
and insurance Is not ascertained,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To Rebecca SCOTT, Henry Ster6eld, Rebscca Suffer-
field, John Myers, and Mary J. Myers
You are hereby notified that the petition Of Ste
phen Ley, Minerva 10y, ct ais Is file in the
Office ofthe Clerk Of the District Court of Wapelo
county, Iowa. In which the plaintiffs asks tine parti-
ton Of the following described real In wapelo
county, Iowa. towi: The east hall of the
quarter dissection twenty five; and Lots four and FIVE
In section twenty-five; and the east han Of the
southeast quarter Of section twenty four, all In
township seventy-three range fifteen; also the west
half OF the southwest quarter OF section nineteen,
you appear and make defence to said petition on or
before Of the End day Of the next Term of the
District Court of Wapello County, Iowa, to be com.
menced on the SOth day OF May, 1864, defast will
taken against you and decree rendered In accord.
ance with the prayer Of petition.
j. WILLIAMS, Atty
March 10, 1s64-51-l5-4w for Petitioner.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, April ia woman named Mary
Simpson was recently arrested near Fort
Pillow for smuggling goods through our
lines. An order was found on her from the
rebel Col. Hicks for contraband article s, con
sisting of ammunition, cavalry boots, &c
Several important facts have been obtained
from her, which will prob,bly lead to the ar
rest of several prominent traitors in the vi
entity of Fl. Pillow.
, Government steamer Key West sunk
three miles below Little Rock. Boat and
cargo total loss Boat valued at $4,000
Memphis cotton market unchanged little
offering receipts 100 bales; shIpme ats 400
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For the Ottumwa Courier.


EDITOR COURIER While there is moth.
ing that adds to the beauty, comfort and at
iractiveness Of home so much, there is moth.
ing so much neglected as the door-ya d.
How often do we see Tin place of the nice
grass plat, studded here and there with trees
and shrubs) the door yard used for stock
yard, without spear of grass, for tree to
be seen in dry weather the dust is suffoca-
ting, in wet. you must put your pant legs in
yeur boot tops, to keep them out Of the
mud. Ia.
How much pleasanter it would be, to have
tho door yard separate, to exclude stock, to
sow the ground in grass seed. and plant a
few trees and shrubs. No man need excuse
himself, as not being able to buy, for Dame
Natures nursery furnishes them gratis, and.
with few hours labor every man may plant
few trees and shrubs, which, il not quite
50 fancy as II got from nursery, are inf
nitely better than nothing; and if not prof.
ii to himself, will be blessing to his family.
Among the trees best suited for planting as
shade trees, are Ash, Birch, Box elder, Elm,
Maple and sugar-tree. s+5 gag
No man need excuse himself, because his
residence is poo, for the humble cottage
may as well have pleasant surrounding ms
the costly mansion; all that is required, is
a few hours labor, and the laboring man is
certainly as much entitled to that as the rich
one. II seems to me that every householder
can, Gf they willy see the Importance of i'm
proving the door-yard; if they could hear
the remarks Of strangers as they pass, they
would certainly be stimulated, to At least
keep stock out, and remove some ofthe old
rubbish usually found in ssch places, and
allow few punches of grass to grow.
He that adorns his home, can offer NO
greater iuducement to his children to spend
their idle time a home instead Of at places
of public resort. I.H.P.
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I .ABOR-SAVING MACHINES I
FARMERS READ THIS,

The undersigned would announce to the farmers Of
iowa mat ne sun continues the Agency for the fol-
lowing valuable laborsaving machines:
IfHs' or 10 horse 7hresAing Machines,
7he"Inaproced Gorer HuHer,"
Baits' Combired Reaper and Mosoer,
Woods SedH Rdker; Woods .Mo,cer, and the IN
ceesaor SsSe Rdkfng or Dropping Reaper and Kosc-
or Combined.
All these machines warrant to be ma ,e OF p,od
materials and to do their work WELL. I ha We nsed
on my own farm and am therefore personaIiy nc.
quainted with all except the last mentioned for
which have just secured the agency, and have
every reas for confidence in it's ability 10 perform
what ~ promises the manufactures are frequent
iy unable to supply the increasing demand IL won, "a
be wen for those waiting machines for the ensuing
season to let me know at their earliest
that may secure them
ate April LIST tili July 1s, expect to travel the
une OF the u. NJ X. Railroad, being Monday at
nome, a. Ottumwa IRON Of each Tuesday TIN
Wednesday noon; at Mt. Pleasant on Thursday: Mt
burlington or Fridsys; and at Fairfield on SATURDAYS
AZ which times win be happy to see nv customers
inquiries by mail will receive prompt al tention
.houress, VIM. ELLIOTT,
WAR 1s, icot-4W Birmin cham, Iowa.
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LEGAL NOTICE

To A. NJ. Yeager, Joseph Yeager, John Rerby and
wife, Samuel Nutter and wife, and ths unknown
heirs of James Il. Woodel--
You are hereby notified tina: the petition OF John
Reno is fle in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa, claiming
the partition Of the following described real estate
situated in Wapelo county, low, to-wit The east
half Of the northwest quarter Of section ten town
ship seventy two, range twelve west and the north
east quarter OF the souhw est quarter Of section
township and range aforesaid. Said Reno claims
that he Is the owner Of half Of said land Now
unless you appear and make defense said petit
before noon Of the second day of the next term
OF the District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa. be
commenced on the 30th day Of May, 1864, default
will be taken again you and decree of petitioners
rendered according to prayer CT petition.
M. WILLIAMS, Atty
March "a 1s64.1 1874 -
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One day last week the Cops of Cass
and Polk townships assembled near Chilli.
cothe to the number Of about fifty. armed
with guns pistols, ptch.forks corn cutters,
&C.. for the purpose Of cleaning out that
town. which at present is occupied princi
pally BY war widows. They were sumoned
at the instance ofDr. Potter. of Chillicothe,
to protect that individual from an anticipa.
ted attack ofa soldier, to whom he had
spouted treason. The reptiles, however.
were ashamed ofthe sorry and ridiculous flg-
ures they cut, whe they he'd an opportunity
TO see themselves as others saw them, ~
took the advice of their leaders and dispers
ed, leaving Dr.. P. to the tender mercics of
the war widows. We understand several
OF the participants in this farce, became dis
gusted with the association, and have an
nounced determination to have nothing
more to do with the reasonable concern.
4 very wise determination.
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LEGAL NOrucE.

Estate of VIM. NJ. Baker. Administrators Sale OF
Real estate.
Notice is hereby given tia In pursuance of an mr.
der Of the County Court, of Wapello County, Iowa
this day made The undersigned Administrator OF
the estate OF William Baker late of said county
deceased, win on the 10Th day Of April 1864 etwee
the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Andi O'Clock p Nj.
commeuci ing at III O'Clock A. 81, sell at public auc.
ton all the interest of said mt the late re
dence o said deceased, in the township of Connie,
tine, County and Sa:e aforesaid In and to the fol-
lowing described real estate thirty acres of Of
the west side of the north ALI quarter ne
section No B. In Township 70 range ~ west also the
three half northwest sectional, township SIS. raj
"a, In the county OF Story; also Ave acres In the
southwest half dissection No l, township seventy
four, range thirteen west in Keokuk county nj 40
westhaf OF Lots No. five and six in block Ave In tn
town of NJ artinsburgh, Keokuk county Iowa One
third of the purchase money cash In hand and the
balance In six and nine months from the day of sale
@. BARBOUR, Administrator
Estate Of w. NJ BAKER Decd
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New YORK, April 10.-New Orleans cor
respondence seems to throw doubt or the
authenticity ofthe accounts Of recent bat.
ties, also, report OF the sinking of the rebel
ram, Tennesse as Mobile papers say moth.
ing about it.
Our fire on Fort Powell was suspended
and the gunboats and mortors withdrawn
to Pensacola
The rebel ram, Nashville. is nearly com .
pleted and is not so formidable looking as
the Tennessee.
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From FORTRESS. Monroe

FoRrREss MoNIoE, April s.-Last
Sunday night 40 rebels landed on the
wharf at Cape Lookout, and placed
the keeper and his wife under guard
They destroyed all the oil and explo.
ded keg of powder under each OF
the towers. The windows being open
lessened the effect of the explosion
aud but 80 feet Of the stairway was
destroyed and the lantern seriously in,
jured, so much SO that it will take
several days to replace.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

~ virtue OF an Execution to me directed issu.a
by the Clerk Of the District Court of WapeIo ron,
state OF Iowa, have levied upon and win exnoss
TO puohc sole at the front door ofihe Court House
~ sa,a county the following described property 20.
Wit, situated In said County and State 80 W
Lots iour and five In Block No. eleven, (1D in Ram
da,I and ingrams addition to Agency City.
Said sale will take place on the 9Th dav of No,
1864 between the hours of o'clock A M anay
9, CLOCK r. M, commencing at 10 o'clnck A. M Tho
said property having been taken at the snit ~
David sautbine, vs.. Phebee Williams and Jackson
Williams, to satisfy said Execution twent,-two do
lars and five cents inter est and costs w
Snesih's &ee, oltpmwa Iowa, April Gin. 1854
o-io-zW q. A. DERRY Sheriff
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From Washington

New York, Apail 1O.-The Worlds spec
ial says il is reported General Smith will
command two corps, 10 be organized al
Fort Monroe, 20 be moved up the peninsula
while the Army Of the Potomac keeps Lees
force occapied; and Burnside, it is suppos-
ed. will attempt the old route to Goldsboro
cutting the railroad. These movement s
will be DELAYED by the late storm. The ma.
ior'tv OF the Committee on Elections have
resolved to report IN favor of Blair's right
to seat in the Honse The minority will
report in favor Of Knox As soon az the
question is settled Blair sesumes his com
mand in the field.
WASHINGTON, April 1l.--Advicesr received
today state that constant additions are be.
ing made to the defense Of the rebel capital ;
mines are understood to be ready at the
most vital points
Gen. Wilson, chiefof the Cavalry Bureau,
has been assigned to the command Of the
LIST division Of cavalry of the Army of the
Potomac.
Col. Junther of the 9Th Ohio, takes charge
If the Bureau.
Gen. Neil and other officers have been or
dered to report to General Smith.
The heaviest freshet known for ten wears
occurred on the line of the Orange & Alex.
andria railroad on Saturday night. The
railroad is badly damaged at Cameron Run,
miles frern Alexandria, and the water is
entirely over the track and the bridge at
that point. Heavy slides have occur, ed and
deep cuts have been made between SPRING
field and Berk's station. Bull Run bridge
was washed away entirely about noon yes.
terday Broad Run and Kettle Run bridges
are badly damaged. Several logs were ia
ken out in the Cedar Run trestie work, hut
that has since been put in order. The Bull
Run bridge will be ready for the passage of
trains at 4 o'clock this evening If further
difficulties do not occur. The whole track
will be ready for trains oyer it by Z o'clock
o. m. In consequence Of these disasters no
trains were run to the army yesterday or to.
day, but they will commence running again
to morrow. Heavy firing was reported yes
terday to have been heard in the direction
of Bristol Station.
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Preacher Dismissed

Dt. Iouis, APTH ~.
The PresbyteriaDs decided, at a late
meeting, that Rev. DR.. MoPheeters
could not be allowed 20 continue his
ministerial labors in Pine-st. church
in this city.
DIR. McPheeters was banished from
this departmet some time since for dis
loyalty, but the order Of Punishment
has been revoked by the President.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To J. II. LEE-sir: You are hereby notified that the
petition ofC G. Warden Is now on fle In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court of Wapello county,
Iowa, praying the foreclosure Of mortgage exeeut,
by you to Benjamin Hammitt, dated April 25th 1861,
east quarter Of section also the east half Of the
east half Of the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter of section fifteen, township seventy.one
Range fourteen, in Wapello County, Iowa. Said pc.
titon also asks judgment against note OF same
date ofmortgage secured by said mortgage for three
hundred dollars. Now unless you appear and make
defence tosaid petition or before fthe sec.
ond day Of the Term Of the District Court said
county, to be commenced on the 30th day Of May,
1854 default will be taken against you and ems
against you for two hundred dollars and n
terests and and decree Of foreclosure accord
ing to prayer ofpetition.
M. WILLIAMS, AM'y
March 3, 1S64-4w for Petitioner.
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ORCHARD CITY FLOUR STORE.
No. rs, Main Street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dtt ann wa Branch Orchard Citv uf,,.

TO facilitate our Western tt ade, we have opens3
branch store, near the freight depot of the b N
J. w. Rice, who will; keep on hand at ali times f,i
supply OF aIlthe choice brands of Flour ufactnr
ed at the Orchard City" Mills by Putnam. Olm,ta,
Co, OF burlington. Having undertaken to sell ali
the Flour they make, our prices viii be INIT low
enough TO compete with any thing the m ark ct nd
the quaiity OF the Flour can be relied on
ATLANTIC CABLE"i s m ade from the cboicest s.,..
tons OF Wits WINTnR Wheat and for Family use
has norfvai ORCHARD Cry is q good Winter Wheat
floaf, ana favorite with Bakers "HAwkEYr
stare, rs desirable brand offspring Wheat Elonr
ana gives good satisfaction for Family use
Our prices at Ott mwa will be the same ss In Rpr
lington ADDING FREIGHT ONLY
Both Stores III keep on hand IN II sunnlv ~ min
fee | OF ALI kinds, rr' v n'''A
Orders by mail should be addressed to James W
Rice, Agent ,0ttumwa Iowa "
Feb. 18th 1884 io""'
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New York. Anril 8

Richmond papers of the oath ult. re.
port that Gov. Vance of North Caro-
Ina is addressing the North Carolina
brigades in Lees army.
The Examiner is indignant because
two regiments recruited by John Nor
gan have been taken from him and
given TO General Grigsby.
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ST.. LOUIS, April s.-A fire occurred at
Alton, Ill.,, on Wednesday night, consum-t
ing the warehouse on the leves occupied by
Simpson aud Ketchum. filled with hay and
occupied by Tapping, Bros. & Co., hard
ware, and Calvin & Wissore's auction store.
Loss about 800, geo. Insured for $50, 1000.
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Rebel FnrstficatlnnS

WASHINGTON, April Information
shows the rebels strengthening their forti-
fications along the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. and building works between it
and the Fredericksburg ROAD. Lee is daily
receiving large accassons to his army.
A tax Of $l.15 on whiSkey is pretty certain.
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Rebels GOhbled.

CINCINNATI, April ia special to the
Commercial from Louisa, Ky, says Capt
Patrick. with one hundred men of the 4th
Kentucky regiment, surprised eighty rebels
on the 9th st Quicksand Creek. and killed
zen, wounded eleven, and captured all their
arms, horse !, camp eauipage, &c.
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CINCINNATI, April 1.-The printers in
some newspaper establishments in this city
have been on strike for several days.
Two papers, the Daily Dispatch and Sun
day Independent, have been compelled to
suspend publication in consequences.
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The 1910 Loan.

New York April l
The total subscription yesterday to
the 1O-40 loan were $1.O44,40O,
New York, April DISSATISFACTION at
the First National Bank to the 1910 loan
were $5s9 600 Receipts at the Custom
House to-day, $3,569. 900 were in gold Ger.
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Gen. sreele,s Cxnndi,ian,

ST.. Louis, April, Little Rock advices
of the 30th say the only official news from
Steele is that he was at Arkadelphia on the
2sth uIt. He had constant skirm ishins
with the enemy on the route, but the prog
ress Of the expedition was at no time impe,
laA
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The comet of 1910, brilliant fell
low with tail one and a half degrees
in length, is thought to be coming
our way. We shall be glad to see
him.
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A boy baby was recently born at
st. John. N. b. with the power of
speech. He made few oracular re.
marks and died.
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The crop of maple sugar at the North for
1he present year will reach 25,0OO,O00
pounds, worth, at the low estimate Of fifteen
cents per pound, $3,75o,s0O.
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France is paying nearly half 3 mil
lion sterling per month for the support
of her armies in Mexico.
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SENATE, 900


Alter personal controversy between
Grimes aud Hale, Wade, from the Commit.
tee on the Conduct of the War, reported
the evidence in regard to the recent Florida
campaign. Ordered to be printed.
Wilson reported from the Military Com
mittee a bill authorizing the formation of a
battalion Of engineers.
The Senate then proceeded to the con
sideration of the House bill. making appro-
priations for the naval service as reported
with the Senate amendment.
cOn motion Of Lane, of Kansas, the Com
mittee on Military Affairs WAS instructed to
enquire into the sxpadiency to abolish the
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Persons calling for the above letters will pleas say
Advertised" AID what week adv rtised.
J.w. NORRIS, Pm
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T IsT OF LETTERS remaininino

\ the Post once at 0ttumwa, Iowa April IA. 1854
which u not taken out on or before four weeks from
date WILDE sent to the Dead Letter Office at Wash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

takipy Of Atlanta by Gen Shemans forces. Two
hundred guns sTe being fired, bells ringing fire
works SC; or with bonires ight PROFESSIONS,
and speeches. The streets filed with an I'M
menso tlrong