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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

Roland, express agent at Centralia, was also
among. the killed. The nurderous work
having been accomplished, the, torch was
applied to the depot, and the traip contain
ing the three wounded civilians was, fred
and started on its WAY up the road: Itran
about SIX miles, when it stopped and was
slowly consumed.
The band then passed on, and in about
one hour was followed by Major johnson
and his command. Two or three miles be-
yond Centralia, in Boone county, on the
farm Of Mr.. Fullcnweider, of this city, An
derson hid his men in the bushes, Md watt
ed his pursuers. Major johnson approach
ing the. ambush was fred, upon. He i'm.
,med,ately. Withdrew his command, dis.
mounted them, and formed IN line OF bat.
tie. At this moment the guerrillas burst
from their hiding place with fierce yefls and
rapid firing. Major Johpson's: horse took
fright and left him and his men to wage the
unequal contest on foot. They had deliver.
ed but one volley when the guerrillas were
upon them, shooting, hacking and Staying
to the right.and left. The militia made, no
stand, scattered and fired, at all directions.
Eishty-six Of their number, including. Ma
jor johnson, were killed in the very field
where they dlsmounted. Ten others were
found dead in the prairie toward Centralia
Out of>the whole command of about $50
men, twenty FIVE were all that, up 10 our
latest advices, had escaped A number Of
the dead bodies were brought down yester.
day to Mexico by train. Others viii be
brought down today.
This completes, our account of the most
horrible butchery our State has yet been
afflicted with. The shocking details bear
some resembla nee to the Lawrence massa
ere of last year. In brutality and fiendish-
ness these horrible deeds were never sur.
passed. The people OF the surrounding
country are terribly excited. They say
these guerillas have their homes and their
hiding places in Galloway county and that
they never will have peace and protection
until that and the adjoining counties. which
are Sc. VIGOROUSLY dishyal, shall be thor.
osaghfy p.rged Of rebels and rebel sympa-
thisess.
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We learn that the house of gen.
tleman living at Business Corners in
Van Buren, county was entered one
night last week Saturday, we be.
leive) by band of desperados who
bound him and then searched the
house. They remained some two
honrs and then left. taking with them
some 81 100 which the gentleman had
in his possession, and threatening to
shoot him if he left the house or gave
the alarm before morning. He knew
none of them and no clue as to who
the robbers were has yet been discov-
ered.-[Gate City.
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The SOLDIERS. Southern Iowa Sol
diers' Fair closed on Saturday evening"
The Hall was filed to overHow,ng. and ev
esything passed off pleasantly and harmoni
ens)y. At eight e>olook the grand schemt
Of eight prizes was drawn as follows.
No. I. Ono parlor grand piano contribu.
ted by Messrs. Root & Cady, Chicago. j.
L. Backns, darlington. No. 1859.
No. 2. One Arabian Pory. No a23. j.
r. Reed, Wapello, iowa.
No. One silver Tea Sett, six pieces. w
H Winslow, WATERFOWL, JEFF county, New
York. No. 7ls was contributed by Nc
Ketterick 3 Miller of this city.
No. 4. One large No. dormant scale
dorated by Messrs Fairbanks Greenleaf &
Co. Of Chicago, through their Agent, 8. s
Wiltsee of this city, valued at 1925. Frank
Durham on ticket No. 1881.
No 5. One Parlor Sofa, donation Of
Messrs. Prugh & Jaeger, Furniture dealers
Of this city. No. s27, W 9 Paul, Terre
Haute, Ill.
No. 6. One large size, Wheeler & Viii.
sons Sewing Machine, con tributed by their
Agent, G. H. Wright. No. Sc, Miss Kitty
Miller Of Burlington.
No. 7. Small size Wheeler & Wilson's
Sewing Machine. No. 72l, by H N Theil.
sen. D
No. 8. One Cavalry Saddle. donated by
H B Ware, was drawn by NJ. 274. of which
A G Adams of this city was the lucky hold
or.
g H Schiller drew gold head ed cane
and w Fl Umstota magnificent Centre Ia
BILE, contributed by German cabinet max
er Of this city.-Hauk. Eye.
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News Of the Week

The Western Marine & Fire Insurance
Company's Bank, Chicago, has suspended
causing considerable excitement, and result
ing in mob, not however, a very violent
one. There are also rumors of the failure
of 2. Palmer, prominent merchant of Chi.
cago. for large amount, but we can find
nothing in the papers about it. A run com.
menced on the State Sayings Institution, bat
the Chicago papers speak confidently of the
ability of this as well as other principal
Banks to sustain themselves.
The situation in front of Petersburg is be.
coming exceedingly interesting. General
Grant is evidently moving Oh the enemy's
works. Gen. Butler is on the right bank
north side OF the James and has taken a for,
near the city and silenced all the works bu,
one opposite Fort Darling. Lee led in per.
son large force in three attacks on the fort
but failed each time. Gen. Meade has been
equally successful in movement southwest
of Petersburg. Kauntz with his cavalry
penetrated into the suburbs of Richmond
Deserters say that gloom and desp ondency
prevail in the rebel capital, from which
many are leaving, and jeff Davis is looking
exceedingly haggard and careworn.
Sheridan at last accounts had cornered
Early in one of the gaps of the Blue Ridge
where it was thought he would again attack
and defeat him. He has destroyed seyera
bridges and the railroad track between
Staunton and Waynesboro.
The condition of Missouri IS lamentable n
the extreme. The hel.hounds Of treason
and rebellion, 1t viii be seen, are again at
their work Of wholesale murder The horrid
butchery perpetrated by the God forsaken
wretch, Bill Anderson and his gang at Gen.
tralia. has no parallel for atrocity, COO. devil
try, and savage barbarity in this war, eclps.
ing Fort Pillow and Lawrence even. This
is the same Bill Anderson and gang. who
drove out DR.. Hood and others from Chapel
Hill short time since. These demons are
acting in the name of corser vatlsm and de
mocracy, and boast that they have put out o.
the way so many radical votes Price is
south of st. Louis with large force, bu,
what his precise intentions are has not trans
pired. There is report of battle with
him, in which he lost 1000 men and the
Federals 5. This may be true, but more
likely is not exactly so.
A large force is organizing to attend to
him, as soon as his plans are developed. and
he will be driven out as speedily as he came
in.
Sherman has not been heard from for sc ".
eral days, Forrest is still moving on, but has
not cut the Chattanooga railroad. No fears
seem to be entertained as to Shermau'y abili.
ty to protect his lines of communication.
The draft is progressing quietly SO far as
heard from. The only exception we near
~ is in Powesheik CO., in this State, where
.w0 United States Marshals were murdered
on Saturday, the particulars of which we
print elsewhere.
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Guerrilla Atrocities Z!
FULL DETAILS OF THE HORRIBLE
MURDERS.

MUkDEKS.
From the st. LOUIS Democrat,
Information derived last night from the
North Missouri railroad is more than con.
firmatory of the terrible news published
yesterday morning, in regard to the capt,
ure of q train and the murder of between
thirty and forty soldiers by guerrilla
band under the notorious Bill Anderson.
We have from Mr.. Jeffries, Postmaster at
Mexico. who came down last night, the fol-
loving narrowing details of the Contra liza
off ,ir, and the additional news of q terrible
disaster to Major Johnson's command of the
State Militia:
Bill Andsrson's band Of gusrrillas, mum.
bering about It's men, it seems were be.
ing pursu ed by Major johnson in com.
mand of about one hundred and City men
detached from Colonel Kutzner's regiment
Of Northeast Missourians, included In which
were also . few militia men from Paris,
Monroe county. The guerrillas had been
chased out Of Monroe county and were on
their way to the South. when they came
upon the town Of Centralia, on the line oil
railroad. They entered the town about II
o'clock. They were dressed in Federal uni.
form and were well armed. mounted and
equipped. The citizens at first took them
for the State Militia. Shortly after the ar
rival, gravel construction train came along,
which was sazei and stopped. A few miu.
utes later tie passenger train FROM St.
Louis arrived which they also imme diately
seized.
Three civilians who ma ie some resistance
were shot in the cars. and either killed or
wounded, and were left on board. The 9th.
or passengers including between thirty and
forty soldiers were all ordered out of the
cars, and plundered Of all their money and
va luables. f-
As soon Is the stripping was completed
the vile miscreants commenced firing upon
their captives, ths unarmed soldiers, some
of whom attempted to escape by running
into the houses and out into the fields, but
were pursued and shot down like wild game.
Twenty flour Of these soldiers were thus
butchered, seven Of whom were Of the st
Iowa cavalry, stationed at Mexico, and ten
of whom we're discharged soldiers, veterans
returning to their homes from Atlanta, az.
ter faithful three years aad four months
service in the cause of their country, the
four months being extra service generously
given by them to the Government After
these men were thus hunted ana shot down,
their bodies were beaten. their heads cut
of or hacked with swords, and every pos
sble indignity inflicted upon them. Mr..
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The day fixed bv CONGRESS- for 4

The day fixed bv Congress for the
general choice of Presidential electors
is the Tuesday succeeding the frs,
Monday in November, which falls this
year on the 9Th.
Pennsylvania, Ohio. and Indiana
hold elections for State officers and
Congressman on the second Tuesday
Of October, the 18th inst
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/ BsAurIFpL PoRrRAlrs Of Washington and
Edward Everett are in msny collections, but
ip the home Of the person once afflicted with
that terrible disease, CATARRH, pov cured
by the use Of Or. D. II. Seelye's Liquid
Catal IN Remedy, how should it be-?
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: HEREFF' SALE.

By virtue Of an execution to me directed issued
Dy the CLERK OF the District Court Of Henry county
Iowa, have Levied upon and win expose to pub
nc SAFE at the shop Of r. Gaylord in Eddyville the
following described prop erty w.t. situated in Wa
pelio county, and stete Of Iowa six Bureaus, a f.
teen diminished Bedsteads, thirty-six unfinished
cane Bottom Chairs, six Wood Bottom Rocking
Chairs. Said sale will take place on the goth day
OF october, 1864, between the hours of O'Clock a.
10. and o'clock. p. M. CONNIE ncing at O'Clock D.
m, The said property having been taken at the
suit OF Richard Kinds VS.. Gaylord 4 Co., VIM II.
Gayiord and r. 8. Burt, to satisfy said execution
ior one hundred and eighty dollars and eighty zone
cents (4lsp S1) and interest and costs
G. A. DERBY, Sheriff
Sept. 20. 1s6t-2w wapelo county, Iowa.
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Onion State Ticket.

Onion State Ticket.
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
G. BEN DARWIN, of Des Moines county
W. g. THOMPSON, of Linn county.
ELEcroR-FouRrH DISTRICT:
Col. DANIEL ANDERSON.
EoR CONGRESS Fourth District,
]. b. GRINNELL.
For Supreme Judge,
G. C. COLE, of Polk county.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware county
For auditor Of State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT Of Mitchell eoanty
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM II. HOLMES, of Jenes 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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Fernando Wood says that if Little Nc /.
Clellan is elected, "he will be the creature
Of our choice" And Fernando is right
All in favor of the peace-sneaks' choice will
say aye. All opposed, no. The noes have
THANK God,
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HOUSE AND TWO LOTS FOR

The subscriber offers for sale his Dwelling House
and two lots eligibly suat ed In the city Ottum-
wa. Five rooms In the house, ssgOod well, cistern
nd stable 100 grape vines so fruit trees. shrubbery
&C. Will BIO sold at bargain. Enquire a. the T..
Charles Hotel, of JOHN N sIMONS or
OH. HAWLEY SEN, at the store of Hawley 4 Son,
Ottumwa, Aug 25 1864 3w .E =
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DISSOLUTION.
DROBATE NOTICE.

pROBATE NOTICE.
Il Last will and Testament Of John Pumroy, dec d
In the County Court ofWapeAo county, Iowa-ss
Present r. Bigham, County Judge.
Motto Is hereby given that on the 3rd day OF Oc-
tober 1864 the being the first day Of the Octo
Der term, 1864 Of said court, instrument In wri-
ting purporting to be the last will and testament OF
John Pumroy, deceased, was produced opened and
read In open court, and thatt LIST Monday in 0.
vember 1864 being the 9TH day of said month"; is ap-
pointed by the court as the day which the proof
Of the genuneness of said will and mt in be
heard, when and where all persons interested m ay
be heard 7. BIGHAM, County Judge.
Ordered that the foregoing mott be published four
weeks In the Ottumwa Weekly Courier
Qct D, 1864 T. BlGHAM County Judge
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-2O Ok Drivers to cross
w the plains from Ottumwa to Central City OF
Denver. Wages &Sa per month and hoard. Apply
Immediately Of ThoA q. Harklns, at the Express OF
nee. (sept. 90, 1854.
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INSTALLATION Of the New POstmas
ter.General.

WARRINGTON, Oct. l.--Ex-Gov. Dennisor
was this p. m. sworn into Office and entered
upon the duties of Postma ster-( Ter erat
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Go. /, LIST Iowa cavalry.
P. S. We were not attacked as expected
last night. By a telegraphic dispatch we
learn that some 600 Federals arrived at Cen.
traia last night, and judging by the great
light in that direction, we expect the town is
in ashes this morning. AL is now quiet and
no more fears of an attack are unprecedented
at present. j. Il. s.
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And deliver at our Depot, corner Hudson and Thorn
~ streets, New York, and Western Railroad Depot
Boston. Through receipts will be given at New
York Office, IL Murray street. by A. Ii. Livingston
Agent Al Boston office, 70 Washington street. by
g. g. KIDDER, Agent.
4. W. MILLAR: gup't, Buffalo.
tom @. HARKINS, Agent, Ottumwa, Iowa
Sept ], 1S64-24-16 u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOVA.l Sc.
CoUnTY OF Scorll
3. n. Shern W. Ebenszer She.msn, Sarah T.
Snermaa, Alexa ndef Thompson, John Murphy ',
Mary e. Murphey, George w. Hail, Phineaa
Msrwin, L. A. Turpin. Joaathln era Word. Al
bert Nuckoil., Wsllacs W. Parker, Abraham
X ckard, Margaret h. Richard, Isaac ". Wood
ward, Joha ). Slaisht In the District Court.
10 each Of said Defendants:
UUU AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on
i or before the 10Th # April, 1854. petition
will be died BY said plaiutia. :. 4. Sherman, in
the odRes of the C,ers Of District Court d said
0sott .unty, Iowa, claiming Of You he said Eb-
saeser Shsrm N, . Judgment for the sum Of three
thousand three hundred and fifty % 35O) dollars
AMI iu.erest 1T SIX per cent per um, from this
dses. On note signed By you TOR $sy,OO, dated
Ssptetnbep 18th. 1859 aid petition will also
claim the foreclosure Of deed OF I ust Of even
ate n With, made to secure said note, on the
y sst half ~ ~ OF tot ten (lO), 10 block feur
fA,,s M.ekiosvsh . "a addition TO the city Il
bsyeppor.. Scot county, lesa. No psecoaal
elniu 10 n .ds against any Of the defendants,
shove named, except the said ESsnszef SAee-
0an.
nd that unless yeu " pear thereto aad defesl
!. hefRe som Of rshs s-sees day Of The psss Hrn
Tor ala Court. cemosh ing o the IL Noodav =
NAV 4 D 1894, dtlsalt GSil 10 entered asairo1
vo1. and decree entered against yos : ~,
nssst tAia 3sth aea = lCsseh. leal. =
! sa.ssl.da Af4A ia A11o9n01Q =
mAS450Asn S1aAn 0n01nuA
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RAIIR ROADS,.
Michigan Central Railroad.


Grsot CENTRAL Houte 10 Ne,c YorA, N.sc faglcnd
and tho Conadtss
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 10Th. 1862 trains " III leave the Great Cen
trial Union Depot, foot Of LAX. street ne follows:
6:3" n. M. Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
sep. M: Toronto, a.45 p. M Suspension
Bridge. 400 n M; Buffalo, 800 D. m; ALBANY.
"a. p. m; New York, $3.50 p. M; Boston, IL. u,
g. m.
5:io ?. NJ. SATURDAYS xcepted. Arrive in De.
troit, GOO a. IN; Toronto, 4.45 D. m; Suspension
Bridge, 4:45 p. m. Buffalo, 1:vo .. M. Albany.
4:45 New York, Hoo q. IA; BostoA, 400 D. M
loco p r., Saturdays and Sunday xcepted. Ar
rive IN Detroit, loco p. m; Toronto, s:05 D. m ;
Suspension Bridge, $40 p. m; Albany, $40 =
M; New York, 2:i5 p. no.; Boston, 90 .. m.
CT CIS NATI TRAINS
via. Michigan Central r. r.
Leave Chicago al c:3o a. m, Mail Train 1000
Fast Express. The 1900 D. IN. train leaving
Chicago runs through 10 Cincinnati without
change Of cars or baggage.
Tuttan Patent Vcntilating and Warming Ap-
aratus all Cars Of this Company An elegant
Smokers Car with Euchre Tables. has lately been
added to day trains. Patent sleeping cars on
night trains. Baggage Checked Through
Through Tickets FOR sale at all principal Rail.
road Offices in the West, ri the Geheral Office,
corner Of Lake and Dcarbon streets, under the
fremont House, Chicago. and at the depot
II. n. RICE. 0en1 Supt
II. G. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass.
Agent Chicago.
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IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. lhih 1860,
I and until further notice, trains vii n leave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted as % ,9''o",
Isl Mail train at .......-.'' a. : \
arrive at Davenport daily, sundays excep'sol
as follows -. ~
lst Sisht express at $780, o. ~
cd Daily express and mail tram A., :" ~ ,,a,
All trains over this route are N direc' co.'ce'
ton n Chicago with trains over both the Michi--
oon southern. Michigan Central, Pntsbnrg f"r-
Wavne and Chicago Railroads to and from n ~;
roi Toledo Columbus Cleveland ras Alba
ny Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ana
Washington. so. or Tho nec. ssity
Of giving distinct directions "s 70 'G, ha,o,e
Of their baggage. also to procure .eke aad~c,ors
,ak;no their seats in the cars as the coho"c.ors
49,. raras onIy 10 the stations on the line Of me
.nicaeo = i' ~ J. f. TRACY, Sup't
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Trains run hv Chicago time which IS twelve min
ntcs faster than Davenport time.
AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. lsth. se3.
and until further notice, passenger trans
will leave Davenport a follows,
o. 4. NJ for Grinnell and Washington.
oo = :, ~. Iowa Civ and Muscatine.
Tro;ns arrive a, Davenport as follows
: 90 p. ". from Grinnell and Washington
s15r u. from Grinncll and Nusca'ine
The o. a. M train out Of Davenport, MAKE,
derect connection At Grinneii, Iowa ny, anu ~
Wssh;np,on. with the Western Stage Cos sta
9es Tor all points Vest. South West, and North
West. :, na-an,or,
Nth trains the Chicago 4 Rock Island RR for
all points East North, and South , =,
80 1is,;nct directions as the destination OF
,y .na also 70 procure ticket, before taking
,he,r s.ats IN the cars J. F. TRACY. SnPt
a KMR.IL, Asst Sup't nov - %
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Erie Railway.



Great BROAD Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route to New York, Boston, pbiiaheirhi"'
Baltimore. Harrisburg and a. Eastern
Cities. carving the Great Through
United States Mails.
r,xpREss TRAINS LEAVE DuNklRk OR
h Buffalo on the arrival Of ali trains IRON ,ne
Wcst in tho Lake shore Railroad, a's" IRON, III
amanca on the arry al Of trains VIA me iscw s,
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western ', a,,,.,age
Cleveland. o.. giving passengers ,ue n.y. =
from Dunkjrk of Buffalo, or from
nr S;x Fnn, Gauge. combining ease ana coin'J Z,
without change. in wide. roomy, palace car -, y" no
rec, tn New York. 4 perfection attained 'y no
other route. - ,.r,,tcrrT
between all points East and West orr lac'.lssson
,,ur;valed Forming close and reliable con-, and
:. D-nk;rk and Buffalo with Western , - aud
a Salamanca with the broad Gauge ,here i
Great Western Railway, by which rrCnr..r..,and.
-, ,ransfer between New York and xlsL d.;,v for
Express freight trains leave se.".,uick time and
all points in the West, making
90 Ipv rates AZ by any other rsn.e IN I'm ,.r;nc;rel
For freight or passage ages ,.rt .srert Chica.
cfsca. r. t6e West. and x o. Clar. % 4.
o ~. On rrn.axav New TSfk, ana 20 Sos'"s''
g. s4y ceo Torf i6 ssse street, 1oss9nes ,s
,. D., ne" A0' AruAS. NINOT, Cen! supp
sPFNCkR, wsst'n Ag'l
rrA.n. 0ea'l Freight Age0a
= y En-. 0sn'i Ticket Agent.
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