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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

FINDINGS OF CoURTs-MARTIAL.-The follow
ing findings OF various artia, held In this
city lately, have been revised and promuls sated
from Headquarters Military District Of Washing
ton, by Capt. Theo. MCGOWAN, A. A. O.:
Before the court Of which Colonel George Gray,
sixth Michigan cavalry, was president, Private
Andrew Albert, Fifteenth New York engineers,
tried for drunkenness and sleeping on his postj
found guilty and sentenced to hard labor for two
years at the camp OF his regiment.
Before the court OF which Col J. II. willets (I2th
NJ. vols) was president-PriVAtesJ John Charles
Worth and Horace Gates, I'd bait. l. C., we're tried
and found guilty Of drunkenness on duty, and SEN
teneed the first to forfeit so Of his pay, and the
last to forfeit all his pay for three months.
Hospital Steward D. @. Bowman, tried for drunk
enness neglect Of duty, and dsobedlence OF orders
while on duty at Judiciary Square Hospital, was
found guilty, and sentenced to forfeit three
months pay.
Private Alex. Friday, 18th N. Y. volunteer,
was tried for leaving his post before being regu-
lArly relieved; found guilty, and Sentcnced TO
be confined at Brigade Camp for two months and
wear 2i-pound ball and chain for the same length
OF time.
Private Michael Kema, 18th N. Y. volunteers,
tried for sleeping on post and drunkenness on
duty, sentenced to forfeit three months pay, to be
kept in solitary confinement for fourteen days ex-
cept four hours Of each day, when he Is to wear
wooden jacket marked Drunk on Duly, and march
in front OF the Brigade Camp.
Private John BarnEheld, on same charge, same
sentence, except to be confined for ten days.
Private Martin Fitzgerald, same regiment, same
charge, same sentence only that he be confined for
10 days.
Private Jno. T. Clark, same regiment, for drunk
ennesS on duty, sentenced to have 2I-pound ball
attached by chain for the period OF 30 days.
Private Jno. Fogarty, for "quitting his guard
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p-Comfort for the Army-SYiIson,s date
EVAnP Patent Tent stove.-The underlined hay
Ing purchased all the conflicting intereStG IN the
eelebrAted patents and Improvements OF WOODBURY.
and OF Evans upon Portable Tent Stoves for Army
use 10 now prepared to furnish dealers In Wash
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made OF cast iron
with eight feet Of pipei each stove packed In boz
Twelve Inches BY ak, and weighing, all complete
but Abont twenty pounds; large enough 10 hest
thoroughly any oficer's tsnt-A wonder Of com.
Paetness and utility For sale by all the prominent
D. y. WILSON, Sole Proprietor,
de2l-u National Hotel, Washington,
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THIs rs To GIVE NOTICE. THAT

THlS IS 40 GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber hath obtained from tho o.
phAna Court OF Washington county, in the District
Of Columbia, letters teStAmentAFy on the personal
estate of James WAtder, late OF Washington city,
ID, c deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the eth day OF February next they
may otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF February
A. ID. 1884 ELIZA WARDER,
febl0-lAw1w' Executrix.
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NAVY YARD MATTERs.-No vessels of any
Importance have arrived at the navy yard during
this week. The Emma Virginia, a small vessel
came up this afternoon.
The assistant blacksmiths made a strike this
morning for higher wages, and threatened to cease
work
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~ Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual SyGtems-new and reliable
treAtment-in Reports OF the Howard AssooiAtionI
charge. Address Or. ]. sKILLIN H0UGH1oN
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street.
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Ag- The Confesslons and Experience Of
An IHvALID. Published for the benefit, and a. 4
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG mEN who suffeI
nom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
or iELr CURE. By ono who has cured himself aE
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quAekery.
by enclosing a ,poit-PAid Addressed onvelots,
single copies may DO had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ
my a6-ty Bedford, KlnRs County M
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certain In correcting all Irregularities, painful
menstruAtion, removing all obstruetions, whethst
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Papitation OF the heart, whites all nervous affeo,
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limbs se disturbed sleep, which arise from inter.
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she 10 regular, and whenever an obGtruotion taLss
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efectuAl remedy ever known for ali
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regularity. They are known 10 Thousands who
have used them at different peri ds, throughout
the country, having the sanction OF some OF ths
most tminSn PhpsicfanI fn america.
Erpifeu dbscfions, aaifng Iphen hsy sAoud MOI 4,
used, with each BoH-the Price One DoilaT per Bor
containing from 30 to 90 Pills.
Pills eSH BY mail Prompily by remIttinE TO the
PrOprietors. Sold BY Drugglsta Generally,
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Soldby ., CALVERT FORE
Reb-amOod a00 Pa Avanue Waahtnotn, N A.
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The IOWA SECOND.

Fourteen members Of Company X. and
thirty three members If Company G, Sec
ond iowa Infantry arrived at Ottumwa last
night about 10t O'clock Intelligence, Of
the arrival Of this immortal band had prece-
ded them by an hour or so, and large
crowd Of citizens, in fact'every man who
heard Of it. met at the depot to welcome and
escort them to town, and provide for their
entertainment. A supper was provided ut
the Ottumwa House. after which the boys
went homc:with the citizens, all seeming to
compete for the honor Of entertaining them
at their houses. The following are the
names Of Co. K, the fist company who went
from this county and the first company ten
dered in the State. Weregret that the ne.
cessity of going TO press, prevents doing
better justice to these men, who have re-
enlisted to man for the war, and are at
home on thirty days furlough. Their names
are as follows:
I'd Lieut. 7. X. Rouse, Orderly Sergeant
s. K. Kirkpatrick, VIM. G. Holden, John
Powell, G. L. Martin, T. y. Holmes, Peter
Day, R. E. Lyons,!R II. Wishart, S. Thai
heimer. G. Harshberger, P. R. Childers,
John Coen, George Graves.
Company G are from Davis county, Ba-
ker's original company. This company and
company K have been together during the
war. We regret that we cannot give list
of their names.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION !.
PHlLADEIPHIA

A Bsneroient fnstitation established BE- sp,c;a,r
dc cmeat .forthe RelisJofke Sick and Dir q y
GWtcfed tcifh Ianteni and fAronfe D;s.~,'
aadesPeciattgfor the Cure OF bistasssortls ~,
Hdt Organs. ~ ''s' org
NIEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis by tbs $780,.
scription of their condition, Gage. occupaf,nn ~
Its Of life, &C, andin cases Of sxtren.nay.,,
furnish Medicine free of charge. 30
Valuable Reports on Sperma torrhaa ansn,,n.
eases ofthe Sexual Organs, aud on the NewRn,u,'s
employed In the Dispensary sent to the af,ieasa
sealedietterenvelopcs free ofchsrse Twoar.hra.
stamps for postage will be acceptabi.
Address, DIR. j SKiLIIS IIoucurox Actine snr,.a,
Howard Assae,ation, No. South Ninthstreet ~ ~,
delphia Pa. by order ofthe Directors i@""'
EZRA ID. HEAHTNIl 1 p..;
April 1851 Str
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The popular Grocery house of Saunders
4 Co.. Market street, commended them
selves to our good opinion, the other day,
by the present of a fine string of quails, and
we embrace the occasion to say that our
friensd of that establishment have our best
wishes for their success In business, and we
are glad to see that their efforts to please
and accommodate the public are appreciated
and rewarded.
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!, One very serious consequence Of the late
storm and cold weather has been the de-
rangement of the mails. The trains on all
the principal roads have been delayed, and
travel on all the mail routes mcasusably sus
pended for several days. OF course the
mails have had to await the opening of the
roads. No through mail was received at the
office here for nearlya week, and mail
from Burlington only occa sionalIy. In con.
sequence of no connection Of the roads a,
this place on several OCCASIONS the western
mail has had to lay over. A very large one
lay here from Saturday 81 o'clock D. M.
until Monday afternoon, to the very serious
disappointment, I'VE opine. of the folks on,
west. However, we think the worst is owe,
and that the trains will herea fter be more
regular, and bring in our letters and papers
sin haste" as lovers say on their letters.
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Srs.-Nothing affords US more
pleasure than to note the improvements ma
king by the farmers of our county. We are
gsatiHed every time we make an excursion
IN any Direction aToqud US, by the spectacle
OF new, commolious and elegant stru ctures
designed as homesteads by tins most irnp or.
tant class of our citizens. On the road lead
ing from town to the prairie north, particu
hr!y Is this the case. Among the noticeable
improvements on this popular avenue is the
new residence of Mr.. N. G. Hill. a bricl,
binding two stories 90 by 3s main building
with back building 10 by 30. one and q
bali stories and porch. 1t is one Of the
hnest residences in the county and Mr.. Hill
= one Of our most enterprising farmers, and
best &: citizens.
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FRozEN.-Wc hear OF several persons be-
ing froZento greater or less extent or cold
Thursday in this city AMI vicinity. One
gentleman returning home at late hour
from a residence on the bluff, whittier he
had accompanied a lady, was quite severely
frosted. The only singular thing about it
Is that the frost did not seem to take effect
nntl the lady was safely deposited at her
comfortable home
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PsEsoNAL.-We have had the pleasure of
meeting Hon. John T. Baldwin, of Council
Bluffs, many years resident of Ottumwa
Mr.. b. and family are making short visit
with their friends in this city.
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On YE SINNERS !-Ye have snned away
your day Of s3o2l grace, but # you want
to avoid the draft, land what brave man is
there that would'nt?) Lieut. Warden is
still authorized to enlist you and give 800
Bounty. He will renainhere for short
time, only.
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We are informed that Mr.. Phillip Kester,
Blacksmith, will remove his shop to Curry
d McPherson's new building opposite the
Post Office, as soon as completed 81 The
cold weather has placed temporary en-
barge on work on this structure, hut on a
change Of weather for the better, we
shall again hear the music of the hammer
and saw as awhile ago.
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G,ead Meek & Co advertisement This
enterprising firm have erected very sub
stantial and convenient brick block on front
street, which they have filed to overlooking
with every commodity the people want, and
they d, say that Meek sells his goods re-
markedly low, and buys all kinds of pro-
ducc the farmers have to sell. Meek's is
the place to trade,
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The CoLD SPEIL.-Weather Of unpreceden-
ted severity has been experienced the past
week and pretty much, we presume, all over
the country. Thursday (New Years night
Is pronounced by old citizens the coolest
night ever known in this region, the mer-
curry beingsdown to- % below zero. The
snow is deep, is a good deal drifted, OBJ
structing all the thcroughhres, which are as
vet scarcely in a passible condition. The
weather continues very cold.
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Gen. Curtis expects to leave in a dny or
two, as soon as the roads are opened, to as
sumo command in Kansas, under reccn,
orders from the War Department. Cute
City,
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
ottumva, May IS. tss2-if

Taxpayers OF the city of ottumwa mr.. her.hv
tihed that the Tax Books for 1868 have been niars
Ia my hands. and that am prep AIRED to psceiv.
inr sara year at my Office on Front street,
Dec: ~ 1900. JOHN DAINTY
~ io-oW az, t-.i,s.xo~
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Wool Carding.
SP MINING, FLLING,
WEAVING,
AND
CLOTH DRESSING.

shall be prepared on or about Monday May 18th
to do alkinds Of work my line In the yery esi
manner, and upon the shortest notice Having
amount Of new and improved maehiper / can Ell We
complete and prompt Satisfaction to all no NAV In
vor me with a call.
Those Who'll at distance wilinow ssayed the
trouble andloss Of time in making two trips rtheir
Rolls, and II they wish them spun, they can have II
done by stopping one night
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on me
for the past ten years, at Agency City, respectuIv
solicit continus nee ofthe same at ottumwa, know
notice and better than heretofore
0ttumwa, May rs, tSs2-tf
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Out Of 2o5, the quota Of this county.
about &c volunteers have been obta ined, and
passed to our credit It will be seen by
reference to the telcgraphic reports, that the
draft has been postponed, from which fact
it is presumable that volunteers will sti II be
received and the bounties paid, but we do
, not speak by authority.
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s. T.-IS6O.-X.
PLANTATION DIrr ERs

PLANTAT On DIrT EES
which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an immed.-
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly a reea-
Bile. perfectly pure, and must supsrcede all other
toncs where healthy, gentle stimuant is roquir ed
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create heanhya petite.
They are an antidote to ,hanae Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of d ssipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the syst n ard eniven tho mind
They prevent miasmstic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidity Of tn stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure LIVER Complaint aud Nervous headache
They make the weak strong, the la nguid br
and are exhaal natures great restorer. They
are composed ON celebrated Calisaya bark, win
tergreen, sassaas, roots and herbs all d, esery ed
in perfectly pure st. croir rum. Tor particulars,
see circulars and testimonials around each bottle
Beware ofimposters. Examine e, cry bottle. See
that 1t has D. s. Barnes signature on our pryate "
s. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene, and
on, firm signature on a fine steel plate engraving
on side label. See that eur bottle is not reflled
with spurious and deIeterious stun. We defy am
person to match the taste character Of goods
Any person pretendn to sell Plant alton Bitters bv
the gallon or bulk, Is an imposter. ne sell only
In our log cabin bottle. Any person Initiating this
bottle, or Hing any other material therein wh-tb
or called Plantation Biters not Is criminal nm
der U. s. bsw, and win be so prosecuted b us. ".
already have our eye on two parties re-Hlling our
bottles, &C. who will succeed in getting themsely..
into close quarters. The demand for Drak's Plant.
ton Bitters fro I'm ladies, cergymen merchants. &c
is perfectly incredible. The simple trial OF bottle
is the evidence We present of their worth and sup.
rioriy. They are sold by all respectable drur.,,.
grocers, physicians, hotels saloons, stesmbo At. md
country stores.
PHI DRAKE AGO.
2Sz Bro adwayN Y
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the Rev. DR.. Ha,ckes. af the Methodist Epic.
H,fr~b
Price, Is cents per Box, or s Foxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & c.. Lowell. Mass

Agents.. l.. Taylor. Stout & Cow IN;
Peer Utecht, Ottmnwa; q F. Knight
Nrency City: Finley, PIT. Richmond
J, l.. Smnard, Krkv ie
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PROCLAMATION
TO THE LOYAL MEN OF IOWA

TO THE Loyal MEN OF IOWA
~THFREAS, The undersigned has loo ated in the
w city Of 0i,umwa and opened a recruiting
and substitute Office and as there is to he about
10000 men taken from this State, new prepar
ed to furnish substitutes to althose who desire EN-
not for planting batteries, but for Planting Corn
know as the
MISSOURI CORN PLANTER,
which has been thoroughly tested. and found "a
ianters that have seen palmed off the farmers
of this well other States But this is the age Of
Improvement. few years ago this machine was
called humbug, but now hrs the reputation being
THE BEST AND ONLY RELIABLE PLANTER IN
USE.
Now all want IL for you to give my Planter trial
al Iwili warrant ii to save more labor than ny
other Planter now In existence. 1t will save at eas
s100 year to every farmer that uses one, bes1 es
the amount OF corn that he will raise more
than by planting by hand or with a horse machine
and as wages very high and hands all you
have to do is to plant your corn with the Missouri
Corn Planter, and by so doing you can have your
In Perfect Rows both ways.
and then get one of those buggy plows and boy Of
ten years old can cultivate fifty acres himself where
IL you plant with OF thos horse plant
ers you can't pillow hut one way, and thereby loose
of order, You can't plant all with horse chine
This machine has been in since 1857 Ioug enough
to crush anything that is humbug out OF existence
but like an avalanche, IL gets stronger as il goes
ahead. good hand plant from eight to ten
acres per day, owing to the ground.
1T NEVER CLOGS OR CHOHE.S
in wet ground, and works as we'll In sod as cid
ground challenge the Id beat It in all kinds
OF ground with either horse or hand machine. Any
one wisaing trial of machines can choose their
place and a.,poi. their time and will meet them
Now farmers before You plant your corn be sure to
get the Missouri Corn PIdoter to plant With ard
he sure that il has ssw s. ION each hinge and
manufactured at 0ttumwa, Iowa. None genuine
that have not my initials on each hinge.
give this caution because there some ire
sponsibe parties attempting to sell machine some
thing stint lar to mine, who have more right thar
the Emperor of China and are too lazy TO work. and
won't enlist for fear ofhurting their southern
brethren.
Any person seeing any spurious ma chimes sold, by
want agents in every county town in the State
both travelling and local.
County Rights for sale on reasonable terms
Manufactured by w. 8. Hughes,
OHnp,cd, Io,ea.
The Missouri Corn Planter can be had at
DAGGETT EDGERLY 9ttumwa
A SEEBERGER, Osk aloosa,
l. & L STUART, I miles south OF Osk aloosa,
L McGLAss0N, Kirkville,
BAKER, Iowavle,
J FISH, Eddyviile,
MEARs, Gosport, Marion county
GEO kABRICH, Iconium, Appanoose county,
SHAW, Mt Pleasant
4 g w BR0WNSON, vandaIia, Jasper county
II FREEMAN, Bloomfield, Agent for Davis Co.
THOS. J. HUGHES, Travelling Agent.
Nov. 10, ls63-tilljune "a. $50