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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

Will practice In wapello ana adjoining counties
and In the Federal and Supreme Courts Of this
State. All professional business entrusted to me
viii be promptly attended to.
Special attention given IN collections, and obtain
Ing Pensions and Bount.es for invalid soldiers and
Killed In battle, may die Of wounds relieved In
the present, ~ well ~ In any former war. will
pay taxes and redeem lands sold for taxes.
va lows. s9f& sEtFr n 3 800 - t-.,
36-16-6m. yH KELLER
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-27

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Wcnoten fret iejn, - uuter aurern llmltGncen
ate; ipancH MIR ni&t ouf 6rieeen uno unat.
bGr9tot,tt III bsn eriten Sahrsn rrtnen, 70 fem.
'tttErou unier Ser; auh tGrnn6 p~erIouat, -
IS 'ft esuu, ea6 Gas Soft i'm Nprocn lih mic cir,
R1nn 'r5ctc, um benz uufnnigen Greitcn Gin
coins Gin &nce gu MAIDEN, moan ineeTeu nidt
g~trjWaile 2luihein BON g8abrfbeinlihteit
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RE bejocn 9rditCertcn an 3luoer inp2 Bir
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sen raHn itsbt uue ntdita onOerss teerr, ais elm
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due5aAaIitn. atcr cine 9lrmee pQn 100. 600
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ta!fen werpcn, uno Der S~rtca6idauplnb ldbt Nd
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9tm 1Sten Nppembcr 1864.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-27

unO Ger aud %isrner bic Gintdulr rrr Qetsremits
I'll Gno Sletrer gu ~tsiprgsu bat, Gle fur unlers
&rie9essfan9snrn bsfiumt Tnp.
Grwdhnsnsmert9 1T, eaB rie Irrauairuua
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Grant tetrtetsn murce.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-27


&ertbeiri3ungej,nie msrGsn fb bic gaufsea
(hnsrIi& ie yprbcsren errtn9tu.
Scu @rop's Grmse traI Die Rahri5t rtu, baf
oteleite i& nod thinner in tcr,Ra6tarftbaft pcu
5Ioreroe IN A%latamn. uno Rag MUIR Gin 66eil
o%erieIben fh auf Der gicroIeite tes Gennegess
6%lulce %bciupst. 5opo iteint In Iciner ecarn.
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~ tsma&cu, um pemieltsu in otn Ntiden fnaeu
gu %t0nnsn, iobaio rerfslts mirtIt@ leiaen Qten-
teHrsriu8 na& rsm SJren ontrstrn Icute.
Wtr batten frsili6 pon 6ocp erwartet, oas
er fubn pcn finmnl tetrtteufp @Geo mao pcm
Worpen fcrtlegen wiirpe, pa er ,pctfeIepGne In
SenntI &c nno &cntudp ;aplrsihs 9ulIstruppsr
erbalten tattc nnb fb aus9r;cihnetc 8intcr.
q%unrtirrs nuSiu6cn tonnte. Wtt Ger Grubrro
Sberman'e, nab Iiaeun, Iu9ufd pOfr gar mad,
@barletcn mGribiren ia wpQcn, tpnnte 60 ntht
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Err NIrnIden mn Sieb III ben 21ncerlriGen
pel6e bic fstncGihe gIrmse p7rau5fntlia, Al
ourd5iGtN Bate, uno bur6 cine taGtiac @osaI.
Iertsforce,t i'm Jtiidsn unp in psn Slanten bee
6einnse bate e%sriribe p0raueR&tIih nibt melt
scnmen iUnrfn unD Zen gan;en Vlan ale psrs
oer6lttA b0Ir a%ufsetrn maFen.
gIa@ t'r @rtrretur6 Grprtb Gattsn bic Gan.
ftrs am 6reita8 9lariGurDer, paren fir mebrerc
Sage mil 9@tatiunen ocrleten unp in Grmartuno
OdB stne ueur 6IantentsipegunG ans8tfatrt lper-
Den irltr. Der unrrpartcte gErdieI Oar g8it.
ternng os'dnScrte iecpa oas prugramm, NM
10 ras Ecgcnpetter MN bereita ltrun crci Gae,
dr9cbnlten bat. felt 3u srmartcn. eng in Der
nnt fen &ageu pfni8ftre ul4ts Ypn 8ioeutunr
ncrfnGsr miro.
Der Seine mad,tc in DC, 0reitnss Nabt elmer
SrriuG, bic in Ger YOrber0f9snprn g(a6t pur
ptfstt'a &ruppen 9%encmmerc feiuSli6r Spr,
pofsnIinie 5uriGiucrcberu, wur6e aber mad
turicm SANITY 3uri6aeihiascu.
&uS uSroiiGm Seri6!cu srRsbt mon, ba6 brl
Outd Sap Canal feiucr b~aIrjafa Grufnrunc
,nt8sacugeNt ~pcn,glrre teri&trn GorrrTponoeu.
Nn Uon tsr @rartihen @rmcc, rog rcrrrls,
ard 9cr Nuiouq Defender ponenoet Ictu pirse
gStr tGnncn i~Itrtgrrs e"riolrtfn, 6a5 ole i'm ga.
NICE eonrcntrirts beeeutenbe fctneIi&e 5lptte aud
idpn prr 8puenounG Ges @aunie einrn Qlnor;F
maht, IA ibr 9icmirnI, mcun i6m niat bit
3dnoc G%ebunrEu Fa0, pcu 1ui ern;cGt, bag G,
Fstn 6reuur elmer s01Frnbru QcIitf III.
Gpn @Ccr8io tDnuen mir Jest miertr taotGo,
iA intsrGartfn &criGttu cntssaerIbrn, "a
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zen 6rIo,uo crmiiretcn nno ntcCsroebrr6encn
5ruppca auorutcl III loFtn, beut,n ole gn,et.
hcn corauf otu, Oo8 ME. lestsn 3aoe bes y(pz
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5bIo&teu Iehen peyncr. 81, Irs.,n 2,f,Tz
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mas Won rcrutnfsaiihut GnmtuHouep Inn H,r.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

PaKxfIcr STILL IN TIE Rns.-Dsspite the rassgea
of Cincinnati Bustheaa" and Kentucky Bourbon, cid
Prentice is not ye. quite burned out as will be seen
by the following dul aishes which find in the Lou.
isvills Journal Of the 7th:
The editor OF the New Orleans Truo Delta says o
csnuot from any intelligence he has that he status
of Gen. Banks Is effected she slightest degree" We
hiuk that his "sa!u," was very considerably affected
by the disgraceiu whipping be got from Dick Tay Or
II it wasn't it il very hard status TO sfect.
General Grant nov occupies the celebrated "Whiie
House." few mites Gus OF Richmond as bis headqusr-
ters We wish that the still Tore celebrated White
House a. Washington Wsfe q thJusandth pars as well
occupied.
The radicals cay, with q singular disregard Of truth,
that they are Internationally for the UOon Uncond-
toually for what Unonf Apy that the people Of this
country saw.
Last Saturday one OF the pedagogues who have
aogged" President Lincoln paid him visit at the White
House.-Ezehangs.
We could almost hope that he did hs cid work over
again.
The Lincoln Editors indulge in opinions that he has
not prepared for their rie They Ike the 0ahenn.
who think no food e. TO eat till the cock has chewed ii
for them.
Mr. Lincoln is very lean to have the disposal OF
so many fat Offices.
An Abolition Editor asks II we acknowledge that ne
groes have eeus to saved We acknowledge that he
has one or half one to be damned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
OBITUARY.

Was killed. the 9ss Of May 1894 near Lebanon Church,
JOHN NJ. WALLER J, Of Company Ninth virginia cavalry,
son Of Colonel j. Mercer Waller Cedar Point Sposylans
county Va while CALAMITY defending his native sol.
Human love- cultivated from youth and kndled BY plea
SAINT associations be forgotten though death may
unreering hand and lnstch away existence
written the OF the distressed
letters Such he love chehed and
entertained by many young Waller whose death the writer,
wi painful emotion unconscious OF his ability 10 do the sub.
uce attempting chronicle To those acquainted with
e young hero euogy necessary the history Of his life 10
written their elaborate than be pic
With any PEN By his christian like department. modey,
prudence geny he had gained the love and esm OF AL
disposition, sd obging an word be possessed al OF
these qu s emanany from mind and body which prepared
and taken him away he iSno sarh but his memory
viii live, be che ished forever.
Thu, mas TEEN ADDED another Of vSnia long list
OF her uSOu dead Thus another Of her braves has been
immosted the sacred liberty The idol Of
indnSsn an OF fond loving brothers sisters
sides many other relations and friends he has hovn from land
Of trouble that happy AID peaceful land
eternal abode Of Christians Then let those who svs him rnd
oonsslston In this and resolve 70 meet him there
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
Aota of the Provisioual Coneress,

The new edition Of the Acts of the Provisional Con-
gess, together with the Provisional ard Permanent
Constitutions, and Treaties with Indian Tribes, with
marginal notes and full index, prepared by James NJ
Matthew'S EsQ, Attorney at Law, and Law Clsrkin the
Department. of Justice, has been completed, and
a. soon a. it can Be stitched and bound will
DO ready for. distribution. Is il one volume, o!
about 500 pages. The edition numbers 5000 copies
The former imperfect and i'll arranged edition has long
since bsen exhausted and the demand is very great for
the new edition. RAny difficulties and delays have
bsenercOuntered IN its publication, and We eongratu-
late the public on s completion. Congress ought &c
have authorized the distribution Of larger number, and
among State as well as Confederate officers.
We viii speak nOis particularly of thin book after i
makes its appearance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

GEE. MAGRUDKR's DIscPLNE.-ILs comms1 to n nix
of Gen. Aagruder only fighter, but the orders whic
we read from time to tune in the Texas papers exhibit
him also in the light Of thoughtful toIman5fr and
rigid osciplinaria1 Two Of theie orders before
one of which, under date of March 24-h, copy, viz
"No cause can prosper unblest by y d Il man ca.
preserve bis self respec: who lives in eonnL defiance
OF his lava Soldiers give but unwilling oeCdislce 10
officers who rtfuse obedience TO Almighty God, the
King of KinGs and Lord Of Hosis, who has given
strength to and courage to eur hearts 10 the
INT quail struggle Tor liberty, iaEies and our
property Officers Of all grades, and particularly thoee
oil high rank, called upon to set worthy example
to their msn, by regular attendance as divine Wor
chip whenever opportunity Is Afforded, and eepsci-
ally en- the Sabbath day, and TO use all their influences
to indu their men to join in the public worship OF
God To this end t ia hereby ordered that the usuAl
Sunday inspection shall lake place a. O'clock A. d.
throughout his District and chat all the Offices shall be
closed AID no busaes transacted between the hours Of
10 A. M and P. n that cay, EXCEPT in cases Of
emergency.
"Onsplains and ether Ministers Of the Gospel will
give, whenever possible timely notice of the hour ano
place Of SERVICE aud commanding officers and oil o,hsr
will sff rd to cbapars and other preachers every En-
courageuen and support and all the military faclisr
in their poWer to enable thom to discharge in the bst
manner tneir important duties."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
Official: A. J. WAIT, A. A.G.

THE SILNA GIRLs-The junior editor of tbs Mi sis
spplan alSsys DID love the gl., and always will From
the 70 loving should say the chances are that unless
be is choked off by his friends he must inevitably "bust
his b0ots :"
Oncs more the streets are drying and the walking is
becoming pleasant There hundreds of ladies out
yesterday charming everybody with their beautiful
forms and faces to mention The beWitchDg ef,ct
OF their 6uery In the tide Of beauty which rolled
along there was many lovely girl. "the brightness of
whose cheek would shams the starsbeside whose eyes
crysal muddy, and whose form would rival that OF
the syphs Of days gone by We confess to our read
ers, who we trust will say nothing about it, that we
we're inspired with feeling akin to the sentiments ex-
pressed by Byron in the following lines:
love the sex, and sometimes would reverse
The Iyrants wish 'shal mankind only had
eae NECK, which he with fell stoke might pierca"
Ny wish is quite as wide, but Lot so bad,
Add much mole tender on the whole than fierce;
L. being, (uot now bus only while q lAd)
That wouaoknd hsd but one rosy n cuh,
To kiss them all at once, all Ger the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

Tx PORK AND TIE AMERICAN Waite Holy
Fat er, Plus *, sent, through Bishop Timon, dona-
ton OF FIVE hundred dollars for the relief OF soldiers IN
happily wounded or disabled in this horrible war tn,
Appant fellow of the Daily Times tries to argue tbathi
shows the Pope TO be good Uuion man" This Z sls
Wha; to our intense amusement, witnessed some
weeks ago in a railroad 10 Oanad.. Canadian
British subjecthad delivered himself roundly TO his
sent merits in regard 10 the in the States and his
wishes as to the result strfight,haired Yankee In
he car considering neithsr that he was in foregI
country ror thai the speaker owed allegiance 10 ron
out the British Government declared that be was -
dsloya man ~"
The Pop, declared the prime pies he held, az Head
The Catholic ChuIcb when he wroteto President Davis
that he WIS coesol>d by learning from the "iIustriou
Presdsn that the latter was animated by those very
same sentiments of moderation and that desire Of place.
that be, the Pore, had incu!catsd on bis venerable
brethren, the ATchbshopB OF New York aud New
Oeleals and which, since thep, be has repeated IL
terms 30 strong 10 the Archbishop of Cincinnati, thaI
the latter refrRned from communicating the text OF thai
remark le Rsssript even TO the Sufagsn Bishopa Of
tue Province
But the charity Of the Holy Father is another thing
The SAni,ay Fair COMMITTEES thoroughly shoddy
concern and that has neves rendered aoorrsos &C
count OF their steWardshp-ssnt is beggars box
throughout Europe. An appesl-seems 10 Lave beer
made directly 20 the Holy Father, The Pope. IL wat
fitting bis universal charity be touched by an account
of cur poor eodieTs sui RIGGS from wounds and dsease
contracted In tho teIV c. Of had b,a-'td admins
ton of goyesameni ~hos let cissblsd soldkrs Fui-
FER while Il shoge.ed llous Of plIrder Oh rascal!
cent? se,OTa and government aCcomPiicsS Tae Pope
knew Cdat maay OF the most deserving OF thcse Heg
lected and H. used sufferers children o! tdt eu:cb
sod tnAt they were ell his fellow So he ecu biz
contributions Of charity to them. But nos word o
cheer Tor the in whose service they had become
victims-N. =. FrssmanS Journal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

THr FEDERAL GODDESS OF LIBERTY.-IE is q curious
circumstances that the statue Of Liberty which hss just
ccen unveiled on the top Of the Capitol at Washington
represents colored For fear of discooration
the excuse is an acid has been employed which stains
the surface of figures aud makes the color weather.
proof NsV York World.
The above another proof that the present delusion
has reached its crlmuat ng point France reeled
uadness uoti she put up prostitute the Goddess If
REASON We have capped the climax Of our insanity by
raising upon tie dome OF our Cspt. statue OF freedom
Ia the pefson of 2 negro wench.-Nsw York Day Book
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
acoME FROM BAD STOCK


MANY persons believe there Il as much In the blood
of men as In horpes," other noble stock-thss you
cannot make great and good msn oil ons VINO nas
sorurg from low, depravsd parents any more tnan
high melted charger caa be produced ous OF mong-
rel conpestop. We hare often thought Of this ssnti-
ment in connection with Andrew Johnson-she notor-
Gus renegade now placed on the ticket with Ase LIN
coin as candidate for Vice President OF the once Uaed
States.
Andrew johnson was born and reared in this city
or rather its obscure suburosand some OF our nhEbi
tants remember him low.down blackguard without
character for vicousness and dspavity HIS ante
csdents, were also Of the wheat aud most degraded
easts So much by way Of illustrating our point.
While recognizes TO the fullest extent the true re
puhlc.u doctrine which places each and every man on
his own merits VIC cannot and should not overlook the
fundamental laws Of humanity impressed BY the Crta-
tor under which mon resemble their ancestry more or
less Cl,ssly; and in examining the claims Of any man
to confidence and station, We cannot safely overlook
pedigree daess where psrrmanss has been 20 varied,
and cided and characIersc, ss 70 leave no room r
i1ouiry. We have seen many Instances OF what Is
called men risng by their own talents o. virtues or
m r,e 10 places supposed to be far abovs their place
OF birth but it will generally be fopLd In those case,
that the men had really the benefits OF pedigree, al
though o6scured and dmued; and they certainly nao
| good mothers, and Otherwise inherited good blood
For mechanic Ut any kind 10 attain fairly aud hon
oraby 70 position ordinarily assigned to professions
trained asp ia proof OF his meru aud oil the sOuna
policy OF the system Whlcn looks 10 hefnsi pu' VIC
have been often decsyed or beguiled by p4usibe sp
peal and by fase suggestions, that It was something
enobIing 10 place man apparently above mechanical
position Il hss cen boaa.ed for ins4Ace in behs OF
this renegade and political vagebond Andrew johnson,
tina, he was tailor lie never was reputable or trust
worthy as tailor, or in any oh,r crathe always dis
graced the trade. He was yagaoond and thief when
boy--and in manhood has bsen swsggsrng, profane
swearor and publicly and privately lying adventure
mighty in promises which lie never performed. Tfuly
in his cas-, 1t may be sid" Worth m:k,s the MAE :
| Wanr of IL the fellow Raleigh Con.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

vsshness We NUT no. forget Il In the day Of our
strength. We Gay remember thea that those Tor whom
she Law has no benes, owe to tie Law no tsaly- We
Orgbt to remember that if net fl to associate
With Europe, II We are net worthy OF admission in.o
that society where even the Ysnkee is received, IL Ill
becomes as to stand OrgeE Ike Bigger at tho gate.
When We become duly sensible Of this, We may truly
Y o,.;a.Ii ,.,.i,nrno a riusasr q NH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07
The s.ranger tTeated and Bed.

D1Dsr HAYS Ex.-Msny glorious speculation has
failed for the good reason that the old Texan Riu.
ger gave when be was asked why he didn't bug land
when it Wss dog cheap.
Well did come nigh onto tax Dg eigh. thousand
acres once, said Tom Pm lips, mournfuly. You see
two of the boys came in one day from an lodian hu
without any Shoes aud they offered their titles for
two Leagues just below here, for pair of boots.
For pair of boots cred one.
Yes. Tor a pair of boots for each league.
But why on earth didns ycu take its They'd be
worth HUNDRED thou and dollars to-day. Why didns
you give ih m tn. bpots :
just caus didn's have the boots 10 give said old
Tenn as he took another che OF tobacco, quite as if he
owned two leagues of laud.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

military ciganiaAdou. Perhaps it ww impossible for
and ianatOa AahOmsdan tribe to maintain them
selves even in mountain fastnesses sgsnst vast EN-
pre as iauaticsl as .henseves for another religion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

DoAr CARS IL Do.-In oden times, before the
Maine laws invented Wing kept the hotel at Mid
die Granville and from his well stocket bar furnished
aceo mmodaton to man and beast He was good land.
lord bu. terribly deaf Fish, the village painter, was
an cted in the came way.
One day they citing by Themselves in the bar
room. Wing was behind the counter waiting for the
uex customer, while Fish lOungng before the fire
with thirsty look, casting sleeps eye occasionally at
Wings decantere, sad wishing devOutly that somebody
would como IN and treat.
traveller from The South, on bis way to Brandon,
stepped in 70 inquire the distance Going up to the
oOuater, he sad:
"Cau you tell me, sir how far 1t is to Brandon"
tBrandy :" Gays the ready landlord, jumping up,
Eyes sir have some" at the same me handing down
q decanter Of precious liquor.
"You maur der-tand me, says the stranger, II asked
how far it was TO Brandon :"
They call it pretty good brandy" says Wing. "Wl
you take sugar in its" Ieschng he spoke for the
bowl and teddy stick.
The des9airng traveller turned to Fish.
1.-THE landlord said he, Seems 10 be deaf; will you
tell me boa far t 10 to Bfandoni'
"Thank you" said Fish. 81 don't care if do take
dIiak with you'll"
Toe Stranger treated and fed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

In Pars doniclary visits have bsen made to the
houses of about twenty advocate including NM. Car
net, GARNER Pages and O. hers. They we're suspected
of having been members Of illegal association at tbs
lae elections.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

Tie 6I ct side wheel steamer ever bull. at hontgou
ely was launched last Saturday afternoon. She is call
ed the Atlanta and constructed for the Confederate
G ,vel nment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-07

TIE Sri Ex .e sior Regiment, N. r., has arrived 81
home, it, tine being out. l, now numbers liz mer
and Is officers having let 1853 men during It's
vice.