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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-09-29
ERIE RAILWAY.
Forming with Its connections
The Great broad Guage ROutc TO
NExy YORK ROSTON. NEW HAVEN

The Great broad Gnage Routc to
NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN
Hartford Fall River Providence, Worcester, and all
the principal cities and towns In New England
sayeSavng % miles in distance from Dunkirk or
Buffalo to New York.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo on arri
val Of ali trains from the west and run through TO
New York without change .
When necessary, the trains on this road VIII wait
two no urs at Dunkik and Buffalo for trains from the
vest and run through to New York without laying
oy err at any int ermediate point.
Roston and New England passengers can go via
New York without additional cost, and have cLoice
of a II rail or Sound ste amers tn destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran thro
to New York on ali night trains. Palace cars with
Foote'S Patent Ventators perfectly free from aust,
arc run on day Express trains. ~ -
Baggage checked through. Pare always as low as
by any 9th er route. e1a
Secure Tickets via TIE ERIE RAIL WA y,
which can be obtained at all PRINCIPAL ticket offices
in the est. To Merchants this route offers unequal
ed facilities for the shipment of Freight. .-@'
Chicago Office, "a Clark Street, GEORGE STARR,
Ticket agent. G. @. WHEELER, Freight Agent
New York Office, 240 Broadway, CHARLES p. CRAIG,
Ticket Agent, A. II. WARD. Freight Agent
Boston Office, IS State Street, JOHN s. DUNLAP, N.
z. Agent. CHAS. MlNOI, supt: !.
wM r. BARR, Gen'l Pass. Agent. [dee24 '6S
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26
WHOLE No. $50.

"Then began the roar of artillery. with
an occasional volley of small arms. In the
midst of the tumult, I heard a low sweet
voice chanting hymn of peace. "Man
shall love his fellow, sang the voice: ''peace
shall reign-slayery shall perish-industry
shall meet its teward-charity ill the hearts
of men, When this happy singer had
ceased, loud cry for cheap poetry rent
the air.
How odd I"
eyes, but just like these Odd Fellows;
they are real reformers.''
'Well, my dear
"Why, then lights were procured. and 1
signed the constitution. -
"Well, I declared! I" calculated Mrs jerks.
'eand this is joining the Odd Fellows!"
Eyes, but remember to keep what have
told you profound secret, said jerks,
with half smothered chuckle as he buried
his head in the bed clothes to keep from
laughing outright.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

You're BLooD.-Gen. Fitzpatrick and Gen.
Gustav, whoseexploits are to-day the leading
theme of newspaper comment and of social
remark, are both of them men in the hey
day of youth. Fitzpatrick is twenty eight
years old, and has been widower for about
year. Gustav, the youngest general in
our service, is but twenty four years of age,
and was married only three or four weeks
ago. Both of these brave young men are
West Pointers, and were graduated in the
same class-that of 1861.
Gen. Averill who made the brilliant raid
into Western Virginia, is little the senior
of these two. During the dash into South
western Virginia he was at one time forty
eight hours in the saddle, exposed to the
fury of bitter cold storm. and he has been
disabled ever since. The public, which
appreciates such gallant service as AYerill
has rendered. viii be pleased to learn that
he is recovering, and will be, before long,
once more in the saddle. He had his feet
badly frozen in his late raid.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

IDAHo.-It is evident there is a general
gathering Of thieves and robbers on the
road to the gold mines, as we'll as in the
mines, which renders life and property as
unsafe as it well can be. Those who de-
termine to go hunting gold viii do well to
take this fact into consideration, and pre-
pare TO meet these difficulties by good sup
ply of powder and lead. Many semi-seces-
sionists of Missouri who are non combat
ants, have left that State for the purpose OF
avoiding the draft, and some, doubtless, in
this State may be induced 10 do the same to
avoid being called into the service. All
accounts show there is being a perfect rush
to the mines, and we would not be surprised
to hear of rough times before the season is
over, from that quarter. It is immensely
unwise for man to think of taking his
family to the mines at present.-Lasorsace
Tribune.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

Postofices have been rs-opened in Teh-
nesses at the following places. viz Menu
phis, Nashville, ClarksVile, Murfreesboro,
Gallatin, Shelbyville, Chattanooga and
Knoxville.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

A mass meeting of The electors of horde
Island, held at Providence on the Isl inst.
declared in favor of the re- nomination of
President Lincoln GoYsraor Smith pre-
sided.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

Michigan has filed her quota under the
call for 100000 troops, and has surplus
Of over 700,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

II STOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
of Tin, Cope; and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole.
sale, as low as in st. Louis. Tin Roofing, Gutter
ing, and all kinds Of Jobbing to order.
No. 30 Main street, Le0veBvorth, KIT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26
EMPORIA HOUSE.

:. S. STORRS, PRoPR1EToR.
TTHE travelling public can be well cared for al
4 this House, on the most reasonable terms.
Good StAbling connected with the House. ia
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

Private subscriptions to the amount of
$4,000 for the relief East Tennessee have
been made in Boston.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26
Harness, Saddlery,
AND CARRIAGE TRIMMING
ESTABLISHMENT

Commercial Street, (east side EMPORIA.
II V. BUNDREM, practical workman in
II. the above branches of industry" would
respectfully announce that he has opened a shop.
aud will manufacture to order and keep on hand
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Whips, and ell other
articles in his line, at satisfactory prices.
u Particular attention paid to Repairing. RS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

The amount paid to veteran volunteers il
bounties is said to reach 10000, 900 of dol.
lars.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

We generally prefer new articles TO old
ones-the new mades to the old maids.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

Such is the language of o. r. MoRroS' moral
organ Morality and MoRroN The most fer
tile genius could not invent more antagonistiC
terms He'll and Heaven ire not more opposite
But we submit the analysis to the reverend gen
tlemen who now running the court organ.
This is no time for mere partyism.' says the
Journal Has il been anything else since the
Inauguration of the present party in powerY i
il now? What controls the destiny of the
country? l. Mere purtyism Vino have
been appointed to every civil Office
and with exceptions to military
offices since the 4th OF March, lc6lg Only
intense Republican parisans Under Mr.. LIN
coin the financial policy of 1.-The Government
has been mere part,ism" The whole military
policy of 1.-The Government has been "mei c
partyism In the struggle for the life OF the
nation to use Republican cant phrase the
Democracy of the North have not been con
suited. or their opinions respected; other~se has
been the case From the beginning of the
present Administration they have been de
nouncei a. ii-loyll-,s enemies OF the Govern
meut Mere partyism" has m,de these inia-
nous accusations against them, vet during a {
whole time they have paid 10 the Government
every tribute demanded Of them.
M time for mere p,rtyi-m." say the corrupt
and hypocritcsl crew in power. Yet the psrli-
sans in power have prosecuted the war and all
minissered the government TO put money int
the pockets OF Republican pirtisins. Daily We
present proof Of this charge from Republican
sources: The stay at home p1trlts. like
NoEros and Company. who have never smell
gunPowder il there WAS . ball in the cartridge
and never will voluntarily. ard who care moth
ing about the war except 20 make money out Of
II, talk a5ou, mo time for mere partyism. witt
a. much JUNCTION A. the Devil would preach right
business Was there ever greater assurance OF
hypocrisy MAwwoRx could not beat IT, No
time for psr,vism." ehl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
chap,.r Of constituencies.

Mr. LINCOLN. in he inaugural address, three
and half year. ago. declared.
have no purpose. directly OF indirectly. 70
interfere with the institution Of slavery IN the
States where il exists / believe I have no law
iul right 70 do 80. and have no inclination 10 DO
so
On the 9th OF July. ls62. our Secretary of
State. Mr. SrwasD. wrote to Mr. ADAMS. our
minister to England. as follows:
IL seems as il lie extreme advocates oil Arr
can slavery. and its most vehement opponents.
were acting 10 concert together TO precipitaie
servile wn--the former by making the most de-
potic attempt 10 overthrow the Federal Union.
the latter by demanding an edict OF universal
emancipation a. lawful aud necessary. il not, a'
they -ay. the only legitimate way Of saving the
Union
Following with beautiful odor OF sequence
harmony and consistency. these declarations OF
Mr LINCOLN and his chief adviser, Mr SIwAKD
came the emancipation proclamation, 40 called
IN which me Pfe'ideu, gave another ukase, OF
PorK'- bull ng ,inst the comet. use bis owl
language, procaiming as lolows.
order and declare that all person. held a
slaves in the -aid designated States aud parts %
States are and hereafter shall be free
Their referred ouly to all the States or part
Of States in rebellion To Wind up the chapie
| OF consstencies. comes the third resolution o
the Baltimore platform. upon which Mr. Lincoln
j. supposed now TO stand and il Declare:
That as slavery was the cause. and now con
| .ttutes the strength OF the rebellion. aud as
| must be al~sy- anl everN where hostile 20 TIA
principles of Republican government, justice att
the national safety demand it, utter aud cOmplet
| ,xtlrpatiOn from the soil of the continent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
ROu WASHINGTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Correspondence of the State Sentinel

WASHINGTON, June % 1864.
MR EplToR-You saw in the ness from
Washington. the other day. that a petition had
been presented TO the Presiieut for the removal
uf ID p Holloway. Commissioner OF Patents.
unless he would agree TO support Julian Tor Con
gress, and that Lincoln said he should be re-
moved ii he refused 10 swear allegiance 10 Ju-
liam. There j. a rumor that this item OF news
did not contain all the particulars. II Is under
stood that Julian was not satisfied with the hu
initiation Of Ho,loway-that he further required
OF the President that Gen. Meredith should be
ordered eft out If lniana To military service
and that Gov Morton should be ordered into The
ranks under Julitn Il l. understood tie Pref
dent was puzzlei-he could not get Joke 10
help him gu, he saw his way clear both IN the
case oi Holloway aud Meteiiih-he mste them
,nd il Thy did not vote - suit him he would ia
make EN-. mighty quick: but Morton. he had
teen vety dOcile and submissive 10 him. and he
Was an accdeut,l Governor according 10 the
forms N the Constitution OF the State OF Indiana,
ard he did not see ~. Jurisdiction exactly IN the
mst,er Julian, ho~ever. was inexorahe He
told Vi Lincoln that he Knew very vel that he
could make al bis dog- bark the way he pleased
aud there should be no exception In this case
Lincoln siudie moment. and then SAID. Mr
Julian gucs- it, a case OF military necessitv.
aud IN .quclch hm out il he don't squat IN the
matter right away O. r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

REPUBLICANS AND RLBELs AT ONE The re-
cent confession o, the Tribune that the election
Of Lincoln nowhere gave so much Joy as in
Charleston. contrasts stukingly with the appre-
tensions OF the Richmon Enquirer Of June :.
of last year. which We reproduce
ITO be plain we fear and distrust far more
these apparently friendly advances Of the Demo
Gratis than he omen atrncity Of philanthroD>t> Of
Massachusetts The D. mocratic party always
WAS our worst enemy: and but for it, poisonous
embrace these States would have been free aud
clear % the unnrtural Union twenty wears ago.
The idea OF that odious party COM
ius TO life again. and holding out lis arms TO us.
makes IA shiver. It's foul bre tn is malaria lis
touch is death "
These fire enters know that their occupation
would be gone ii the Democratic party WIS in
power. for reunion is possible only with Demo
cratic administration The following extract
from the Mobile Register tells It's own st,ry
We thank God from the depths Of our hearts
that the authorities IN Washington snubbed Vice
President Stephens in his late ATTEMPT to confer
with them on international aif'irs without form
r. ceremony Ii has long been known here that
this gentleman thought. If he could get Us io
whisper ia the ears Of some men about Wasting
ton. the result might be terms OF peace on some
sort of union or reconstruction He seemed To
forget that ,ugas. with whom he used to serve.
was de d; and Notwithstanding his man'le his
fallen, b' ei' drg it int" four pieces. upon Rich
lrlsOu md VOORHEES,. NAlltutigh,m ami Pugh.
~iill the Demorritr party Is not in power now
and We my thank God tor il
The Democratic patty will be in poWer after
he next 4 of March and We believe thi> com
nv will hive the most abund ,ut reason for
thanking God for il. though Il NAV not please
either the Richmond rebels theit Republican,
.hoddy conederates IN y. World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
A BErrtR RIeHr IT, THE PgtslDKN

BETTER RIGHT tt THE Presidency Mr.
Seward. il his famous Auburn speech. touk The
ground that a. Nj. Lincoln Was elected PEE deni
oi the thrt,.iOur States IN November. le6Il. that
he should act -ucn until he was recogn zed ana
,cknowled a. President in all at them-that lac
has right to preside four wears over South Car
olina a. we'll a. OHIO and Virginia. - well a.
New York.
The Louisville Democrat. however dispose.
of the claim thus:
While Mr. Lincoln has this righteous claim
to he President OF the United States. We must
concede that ne has been President oi mo,e than
halt Of them. and very much President II that
With this TACT and conceding that il Is only com
promise, We suggest that for the ensuing four
years he shall be President OF the other half
the Southern Cont ederscy
1t would certainly be very unjust 10 put him
on the Norh for eight wears IN order 70 punish
the South for four years - Gin. Emo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
Lane. OF indiana.

Senator Lane. of Indiana in recent abolition
htrangue IN the Senate. declared THAT Abrrh sm
Lincoln IS now an instrument in the hands OF God
writing the granie>t DEGREES that have ever revo
i1uVnzsc humat society, o. changed the grand
current Of human history
We have not the slightest doubt that The al
mirers OF Attiia and Alaric thought precisely
the same thing OF those reformers We know
hensphou thought - Of valiant "Tamerlaue
the Great, for he - declares when he saws OF
him.
Heaven has sent him TO u
" ststarc strong AMI strangely fashioned.
his srtas aud n..ger- long slnewy.
beioscning vAsor aud stce,s { strength.
Ia ever fari pfopostionei hSe IT, man
That would The world saodue.
SO thought tho Dukc 1T Guise of Cn,rle. IX
after the massacre OF :, Bartholomew This
Senator Lane must not be eouloundel with Jim.
Of Kansas. Ihey are both ftusucs gtim ant
Cesas-llke ia figure. and at lean m0ro.e tenn
peraments. but the Indiana Senator i every ",
the most respectable man 0i tie two Thew
agree Va one thlng. and that Is ia carrying on i
dc-oltiiug eXtermiuatlug var 70 .ecurr the
freedom of tie black race. even &. they should
anniailate the white VA 20 doing
Lane. OF Indiana. occupies about the sane
position In the Senate. - Praise Cod Bsrcbone-
dii in the Ramp Parliament: aud Ne i fair
sample OF the class 81 inienor men ~ho have
erawied up g. high places. through the influence
OF the Wild ianstici-m that hss ruined the conu
Try Philadelphia Age
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

The New York Tribune j. very indignant be
csuse the Democratic members Of the House OF
Representative refused q cheer when Secretary
Stanton aispsich Wa- feap announcing the CAP
tufe 81 Pefersburg Democrats are not so ioo
i-h a. vase their bfe ,th Ia cheering over the
bulletins OF Secretary Stanton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
WHAT THE REBELS SAY.

ROSY SOUTH SIDE VIEW on THE MILITARY sIruA.
TIoS-THE BALTIMORE sicEssIoSIsTs PRETEND
THAT RICHMOND cASSoT BIZ TAKEN-THE UNION
CAUSE A. sEKN THROUGH TIE BIG ESD or 4 REs
III TELESCOPE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

There are large number. OF women IL Wash
ington seeking ia win for u'hani. and sun.
in the army \ nurse of two thousi dollars
wss raised among congres.men 10 .end them
hnma
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

IL j. estimated tht, the Richmond camn,en
under Grant hss. - TAR cost the arm 100 Onn
men. and the Treasury hunss,l a. ions u
dollars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

The London Times say. that there has been
no such hshting IN the history ot the numin Face
a. that between Grant ADD Lee ia Virginia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
~ Q Il L G e.
TO INDliNi MILITARY OFF GERS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT or INDIAsA.j
BUREAU OF FINANCE.
Indianapolis, June "a. 1864

EStHANA OFFICERS, who have been serving 10
he army. INFO med that their ordnance Returns
Wll o. sde up AMI presented 20 the proper department
81 scauitianoe obt-ued fre> Of cdr0e
by app, ing Mr. Z. 2. gooser. CHEZ Clerk state ord
Dcpa -tment. ohio stairs over Naens hard
ware sror 40 81 We. Wellington stree Indianapolis.
By making re- urus. a. bnre directed. officers will not
only all fe- blt they will be able settle with the
Government and draw th-ir pas from one 70 three
mouths earlier than II the business entrusted 10 Claim
Agents.
By order Of Governor MotroN.
". H. n. TERRsLi,
leos-dtf Financial secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

Dncing Is gong out Of fashion among lie
Young ladies' m the upper r,uk- OF society 10
France The reason j. not given.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
LrScHurEe TO ~ OFFENDED

There Is said TO be an immense quantity OF
tohtcco stored at Lynchhurg. aud also vast
quantity Of baeon, salt. 4 ur. grain. aud other
article of vital necessity 10 the rebels Some
of the tobacco j. said 70 be part OF the lot be
longing 10 the French government: but much o;
Il i the nrnp, r., either OF individuals or OF the
rebel government The other supplies are the
accumulation Of many mouths ctu her OF
10 arrangements having been made Tor the re-
moval Of any % these article. 81 er 10 Rich
mond or To sny other point Ga Tie other hand,
a recent letter from Lsnehbure sp"ke of addi
ton.l sioreh ,ases aud ertuerie- which were be
nag erected there. on large scale. Tor the recep-
ton of the crops OF the present e son The
wheat harvest IN that egian j. nov IN progress.
AMI the crop fully an tyertse one. j being cut
by the usu j negro field hands The wheat 10
thsi part OF Vugnh. and the h,ur that j mths
iram u. his alSsys bprue high value Ia the
Baltimore mafkci: and the old dealers here. al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
Democratic OFFICERS Killed.

IL has often been stated in the Administration
papers that lew Democrats rs computed with
Republicans. went 20 waT. Look IT the following
list OF officers who have been killed in tie field
or who have died oi their wounds. and Who were
citizens OF Detroit or of the immediate vicinity.
and every one OF whom. while living. voted the
Democratic ticket. aud were Democrats AT the
time OF their death.
Gen Thomas Wlli,ms Col r Rroedhesd.
Co II ; Rpbert- Lieu, Col VIM / Whipple
COIL + Sherlock. Major John ID F,rhauk.
NJ jor Roher, 7 Elliott, CAPT William E utt,
Can't William " Brevorl = Detroit Free Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

The ,bty Of this Administration - put down
the rebellion may be Ia the tact ths; eieV en-
tenihs Of all the territory conquered los our troops
: Nilieines- occupied only by Mid beasts and
prov lns guerrillas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
MENoiNc AND SECURING.


NOR SALE. siN Of ground well situated on
u ME r. NJ the center o. tie city On the groune
there j. Brick ard all mplete IN working order
With Kiln " brick already burned. III good houses
BAN. - beS. imp-os cments are going rapid
w all around this property III there question
II being 81 the best pay nyes enis ever Oeres
IN this city. In part 81 city vii property =
rapidly in value and become valuable this. II De
sired tine will be given two-ihifds u the purchAss
money
For particulars write J. u. Lock. box II Po-, oIee
Ind annapolis. Iei3 d2~&wlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

From the New York World Correspondent
BALTIMORE. June 81
NJ DEFESsE OF PETERSBURG PROVIDED FoR d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
Heaven has sent him to Us.

* ststgrc strong aui strangely fashioned.
ht- srtas aud t.4ger- long am ,inewy.
beioseuing vasor aud sSce,s { strength.
Ia ever Far, pfopo1ioaed aSc IT, man
That would she wnrlI suntluF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
A Picture VI l. an iest ~ T. nder FIRE.

A correspondent OF the Aagus's, tGa)
G ,ns,itut on'>t, w,i Ing f. III Ohai Il a,
gives ,ae followng ds 'ipi n Of ihs,
city Under the bcub4rd.uent Of the enc
nv
The lan',ed obstruction Of properly b.
tue o,racted rs,a Of snehs is ~ s. or
derIui as the sn.ll loss Of life walked
throusb the streets where he 3ffcct o.
the shells zero most sppaent. Here 4
csInice IA knocked OF / ere is sun
round hole through the side OF build
in, and ut remo,e inte,ya's the earth il
torn where a shell KIP odc,', and iooki
Ike M. WORK OF .. .s..-l------ ----------i