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CoDGHs, CoLDs, SORE THROAT, ASTHMA
AND CONSUMPTION is only necessary for
any one houbled with these complaints to
try one bottle of DIR. Strickland Mellihuous
Cough Balsam to convince them that this is
the best preparation eyer used 1t not only
cures the above affections Of the throat and
lungs, but it cures night sweats and splitting
of blood, and is an excellent gargle for any
kind of-sore throat, tbs pleasant to take, and
a safe medicine for infants. so cents per
boilir. Sold by all druggists.
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Rebel Raid into Pennsylvania
and MARYLAND.

The daily papers ofyesterday contain long
accounts Of supposed rebel raid into Penn.
sylvania and Maryland. Alter reading over
all the reports, We cannot find that it con-
sists of any large number of rebels. They
are estimated at from 1000 to $500, under
command of Early, Ransom or MosbY. They
may do good deal Of robbery. but We don't
believe they will venture far into the coun-
try. Our troops are moving forward to ar
rest their progress. aaf ....
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state News.

Q Mrs Ho.endall, German woman, and
two of her children, one six and the other
about two years Of age, were drowned by
the upsetting of q skiff at Burlington, on
Sunday last. ,ta Zu.GiEm
Capt Ruttiedge captured three rebel
prisoners in Henry county, last week and
sent them to Rock Island. s.7 tt a.
Donohue & McCook, Marble Dealers Of
Burlington, propose to present to any town.
ship in the State that contributes the larg
est amount to the Southern Iowa Sanitary
Far, to be held in Burlington in September,
military monument worth $500. III
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From the 7th iowa lnfamtry
CAMP 18th REC. IowAINFANTRY,l
In the Field near

Il
BIG SHANrY. Ga., June 20, l'84 &c
ED1roR COURIER: &rab SD al q"
Perhaps it would interest some Of
the many readers of your columns to
hear Of the whereabouts Of the 18th
once more. Since we left Ksokuk
February 9th we have realized some
of the realities of the soldiers life
We came to Prospect. Tenn, where
we tarried on, duty until the 9Th Of
April, when we started on this grand
campsign through the Southern Con.
federacy.s Now if could give full
details Of this campaignli it would be
too tedious for the reader, as well as
the writer. I think it doubtful if ev.
er the pen can give it justice. The
regiment has been in one engage
ment and several skirm ;shes. in which
she has sustained loss OF seventy
i've killed and wounded. The loss Of
Company F. is as follows. Cyrus s
Bsckner, killed in action May 18th,
VIM. Litsey, died cf wounds May
2sd, Thomas N Long died of wounds
June Sd; Daniel Stocker, slightly
wounded. There is but very little
sickness in. the regiment when we
consider the exposure we have en-
dured. The boys are all in T fine
spirits and confident Of success. We
are getting cheering news from Gen.
Grant, and there may be something
good looked for from this Department
soon. l am sitting under the thund,
ering sound of the cannon that is car
rying death in the Rebel ranks. The
Rebel Heut. Gen., Polk was inst ant
ly killed by shot from one Of our
cannon while riding along their lines.
johnson has been completely OUT
generated by Sherman. Thew are
making a stand along the Chata.
hooche River on . rangeof moun-
tains about 25 miles from Atlanta
They are very stubborn and fight like
hi. But they have found the Yanks
too mucl, for them and have to fall
back. I was diverted the other day
as we were on the march At an old
lady who had been standing in her
dooryard for some time watching the
Yanks pass, when she exclaimed, i
do woudsr it you uns all have mamas.
The citizens have nearly all fed fol
safety before the army. Our army
has swept every thing before it ia the
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National Union Ticket.
UNION CONGR ESSJONAI. CONyEN.
TOD. p f-E-tt'sR- vrVON. tf'.#.g

The Union electors of the Fourth Congressional
District win meet In deleg ate convention at
Oskdtoosa, on Weda esdny, dug. Sd, 1864. u
for the purpose Of nominating can iiate for Con-
rress and to transact such other business \ 8 ma
properly come before the convention. s~e.s ,as.y
All who heartily sustain the Government in its ef-
forts to suppress the rebellion, without regard to
former political associations are cordially invited
= to participate in the selection of delegates.
The ratio of representation will be delegate for
each county, and additional delegate for every
hundred votes or fractional fifty votes cast by
the electors Of the county at the last general cleo
tfon for VIM NJ. Stone, for Governor. ss8fOH
j. ". SANDERS,
pfTs - -aef JOHN R. ENEEDHAM,
2. G.. SMITH, -
50 .TasarI ms ,Glf l. J TEAGARDEN, .yt
ELIJAH SELLS,
t't Congressional Committee Fourth Distr ct.,
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PHII.ADELPHIA, July 2.-With the consent
of Gen, Grant, the Christian Conmission
has sent TO City Point, from Baltimore,
steam fire sngine. No. A for the purpose Of
forcing water from the James River to the
hospital. distance Of one mile from the
river. Some Of the hospitais are located At
such distance from the river IS to cause
great difficulty IN obtaining water for the pa
tisats. Several thousand fsst Of hose were
also sent With the, engine. s. Wesley Shaw,
assistant ssgiasss Of the. Baltimore Fire
Department. Mike Dunn. the engineer, and
James Hail. the assistant engineer Of No. 4,
accompanied the engine 9.'s,.aees.,'t =.
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re obtain any of these htters the applicant
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ADJurANr GENEBAL's =, (0FFIcE,l &
! ~ "a, Davenport, June 20th, 1861 Z
General Orders No.19. .rs7i7 "A; d sgsui q
q 4. Allrecrui,ing officers for one hundred
days service will oreport TO this office with
their detachinents o11Sos before July 9Th,
1861 si.4Er5 isswa sds md 2Gss bad r
II. All persans WIN have enlisted for.the
one hundred days service will report il per.
son At this office July 9th. 1894. q ad'
q III. an persons who have emf sted' for
the one hnndr d days service, and who have
nat joined snme regiment fo- the one hun.
dred DAYS service and do not obey these or.
ders. will be arrested as leserters Za;a' !
g Nv. Persons regularly enlisted and need.
ing tTsnspnrtntin,y will apply at nnce.to this
Office, stating route to be travelled. 'iH'is's
By order Of ommnnder-'r.r hrf. fsai q
<s2ai ai1 % 7iiatl " N. b. BAKER, hng .
't--i'2''it27g Adjutant Gcnesap Of Iowa.
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More about liae A tasya ssun n
-L5tL -ff7f7I 90 II u - -----T--7 T. tFH.
Thirty-Eigllth Congress.

) WASHINGTON, July 2.-Mr. Fen
tonsreportedi the Sonatea bill proYid-.
ing for the collecting and sale of capt
-ared and aabandonedi property inthe
irsntrectionary districts, and prevent.
ing and furnishing Of frauds. The bill
passed. ~ ~ J" .sS'"' 'i7faF ~ t4t1'
Hon Schuyler, Colfax has been
nominated, for reelection to Congress
from the 9th District, Indiana. J, =
July 4 : M scenes. ,nf /, dfsrcputable
character. such us those v ai,,k,disgrace,ia "a
'oE"sr Congress, ;nrkc ! tn, hst nights
proceedings, yfi a.aajI ya4a 49!isa ssi
II would seem from The alb We ihaa Con.
sreSS, has adtnrred. y.,,., III, /. .i.,..4,
n T7.yYv VIII III = 4 TT g7777TT T7l --7TTf-F
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Brig. Gen. Samuel A. Rice, of O>kaloosa
died on yesterday of wounds received while
calamity fighting the enemy of his country.
He will be buried to- morrow, at Oskaloosa.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

Mr.. q. FRA ng. OF C.Posny, Of Leavsnworth, Kan
sas, stopped At the Jefferson House, In this city
the I'm day q Msr En- last WIN take
this notices settle his bili and take possession o
his horse Orft st the yeqsrsoR House stable on said
18th OF March) said horsewil be sold at public auc-
tiop In this city, and lthe money appropriated In
payment of his said blu; balance, IL any, will be
iahJect TO bis order. psslJOHN eTfLLWkLL,
Proprietor JsGBrs IN AZ use.
Ottumwa, June 80, iS64-2w
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
A Ecde rat GussRoat Sinks the
Pirate A lab.,na.

"a a.
II NV YoRk. JULY 5:AThe steamer City y
Baltipore arrived this morning. 81
Is TIL pira,ssAlsbs,Sa left Cherbourg on t,,ss|
f1etf all. en- asc the Kearsage, and AZ,
tackled havten ,nHes ffpm Cherbourg. Me
engagement lasted-an hour and forty min
-utes. Both vessels made seven complete
quarter to half mile. Tho Alabama WAS
sunk Semmes and rar. Of his crew were
tsayed~by the British yacht Dserhossd,--
sSemmeswas $ ishtM w0lndedsm thrshand
BEFORE leaving Cherbourg. he left sixty
chronometers, his specie and ransom bonds
there. qiad boo ,sairag ,3ya baaf"
mo one was killed and only. three seanien'
slightly wounded on the Kearsageg She
landed the wounded ,,at .Cherbourg, The
vessel susta med hut little ,injpry,esy-ox,
I'D Semmes declined pntlicdinner at SYpih.
.ampton. and went TO- Paris 20 report to the
Confedes&ts' Commissioner y,ygl .t.nl
Three Of the Alabama's officers and six
Other crew landed at |Cherhourg from o
French pilot boat; also several from the
British shipaActon. h'isdat'a 12d 10 nnTos -.
+ LATEST The Dane Ger,nsnic Confe,ence
yesterday accomplished nothing The prop
osition Standardization ~as rejected .beaco
a7srhe Conference was re gardaa a a failure.
p 1t issnppoaedTthat hostilities will recon
mence onsthci 27th ofJunsg a,tG 1851 btgd q
. IL is stated th.a the Kearsage ecaptnred
8S'ofsthc officers and crew Of the Alabama.
Scmmcs publishes a statement iniiwhich
he saws he lost nine amrh KILLED and twenty
fwounded.d HE also charges that the Rear.
sage continued firing safter8thc 4Alabarna
struck hcriag. 's'iJiJ % bGna sII3 ifc ,cisd u
oni1qMOre about li,e, A tu,Ia nsal
So NEw EoxK. sJuiy 5.L4 The Paris CORES
pondent of the London Gtobs SAYS fne Ala
hama made two,attseks to board the Kears
sage, but her commanders nhtmaneuvered
Semtnes.2 and finally sent a projectile right
through the Alaharna's hoiler; then. seeing
what occurred he brought an his guns TO
bear on tie pirate in a conservative broad.
Side from the starbnard. and made a'.bscach
Of four Yards in length nnder her water
works, when she baganto sink rapidly.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
Union County Convent ion to nominate county
officers to be supported at the ensuing election, win
be held at the Court House, in Ottum wa on satur-
day, July Soth, at O'Clock p. NJ Each townsh is
requested to send FIVE delegates. ~ II
ny order Of last convention. .-ra#A I'd
Hrus5-a gsgrtS 8. b. MILLS, Chm'n
9Fer,-.. Eszffz County Centr al Committee,
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NEW YoRK, July 5.-The Tribune says
that Mr.. Fessenden has accepted the sec.e-
tareship Of the treasury and assumed ito
duties.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
mo 1BOX-HOLDERS4 I'm 7 TILE

RIO BOX-HOEDERS I'm I TIE
r L }OTTUMWAaPoST OFFICE. a. yTsgt4tf
5, Extract from Revised Laws of the Post Office De-
partment 1883 psH@ G1tE sr9GE
SEC. 3. I'D ne Il further enaeted, Tha. no. m all
matter shall he delivered by the until
postage due thereon shall have been maid: and No
BOX at any Post Ofct shall be assigned to the
.se of any pers usfA the rent therefor Aas been
aid TOR at least one gndrts,..
The attention of persons receiving mail matt err
nd using boxes at this office, Is resp. ctfuy called
tn the above extract. ttrd will confer 4 ia yor by
promptly complying with Its req, .iremepts. -
: &if7i To .aitS%tl " NV. NORRls, Pr NJ.
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Uslos. Unite your good -four with d. B.
DeI.and 4 Co.'s Chemical Salsratas IL you
want extra bread. biscuit and pastry of Al
kinds"i United they Tiss. Divided thsy 1alL
There usw ersr 7O.0O8 siettess received,
stamped AMI snailsd 1t The Nashville post
efice OF Friday night.
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NEARR1rD-.InK Sch, by Rev n. A. spaff-
lug. Mr.. wv. II. COUNTESS and MISS MARTHA j.
BRAND ENBal1i, both OF Ottumwa. =,
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breathe it only in confidence of friendship,
or let him Danish from his lips the hypoc-
risy Of the demasogue, equally deceitful and
degraded. I'd
"with smooth dissi mutation skilled In grace.
devils purpose with an angels face"
As for news concerning the movements cf
this srmy, It win be needless for me At this
date to attempt to give you history Of the
many maneuvers and NOV ements of the ar
my since the advance was commenced from
Chattanooga. Your readers are acquainted
with the history Of the movements of Sher.
man aud his irrepressible army up to the
present date, as we'll ~ am, and can As.
sure them, that they need not have any fear
whatever As to the results of the future. :
Forty days and forty nights did descend.
ing deluge Of rain continue to pour upou
Noah and his family, bat . longer period Of
time than that has Sherman been pouring I
rain of shot and shell into the ranks of Jos
Johnston's rebel army causing him to evacus
ate number Of strong positions, pronounced
by military men very formidable and almost
impregnabs. o'4 /" a3'ea 5t3,''ef' loa
Sher,nan's army numbers ------- mon
while that Of Johnston nearly an:squai mum.
Der, but the superior generalship Of Gensrnl
Sherman, and the unparalleled acts rs6I
bravery Of his men. over that Of Johnston
md his rebellious army, has caused him "a
abandon space Of territory over sixty miles
in width. -f. 80 .fT ~ 49, IN
Our objective point now is Atlanta, and
ere long ! hope TO accord to you the capt..
ulasion Of this rebel stronghold. which is d
vital iwporta1ae % tie easuy, It being thu
most important railroad communication ID
the confederacy. q iF.7fr 9's
It is a remarkable fact. that during Sher
mans past operations he has advanced IN j
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

RoBBERTEs IN PLACER CoUNTY.-The Her
aid gives the following robberies as having
taken place in Placer countp: Two highway
man attempted to rob the Butcher Ranch, !"
on the Yankee Jim road, on Monday evening,
but aftes drawing their pistols became alarmed
and took to their heels. The store of Mr.
Newton on Rock Creek. few days since was
robbed of S25 il money and goods to the
amount of 500. Peter McDermitt, team
ster, was robbed OF SIS while stopping at q
house over night. James Noian's tailor shop,
at Auburn was entered on New Years eve,
and robbed of cloths and goods TO the amount
of $500. Verify, the robbers have been max
ing raid il Placer county.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

How FRovoST MARSHAL TAKyS tbs PA
rERs.-Accordiug to the Springfield, illinois,
Register the provost marshal general Of Mis-
souri, has novel way Of supplying himself
~ith newspapers, He recently issued an order
that all newspapers published in his depart
nnent should send copy Of each publication 10
his headquarters. The Publishers responded
very promptly, supposins they had each gotten
s. new subscriber. Things went on smoothly.
But presently an editor sent IN a bin for his
paper Much TO his chagriD and modification
the bill was returned with the following in
dorsement;
Respectfully returned. No payment for
newspapers furnished TO this Office under spe-
cial order No. "a will be made compliance
with that order being the condition upon
which your paper is permitted in this depart
pept
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
dNefklp &utte 4ttorS

SUIcIDE.-A German physician named W.
G. KERsrEy, residing st Wyandotte, in this
county, committed suicide on Saturday ulora-
ing last, by taking strychnine. When diaeov-
cred in his room. he apparently exhibited re-
gret for the rash act, told those present what
poison be had taken and what kind of an
emetic to give him. Itwas too late, however,
and the poison performed its work He as
.igued no reason for the rash act against his
own life, except that his troubles had come
upon him all at once. He had mentioned the
fact of his being in debt, to several of his
friends, and tba. IS supposed to be the trouble
to which be alluded
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MINING NOTICES.
Gipsy G.. & @. Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
~ cordance with the laws Of the State of Cali
fornia and an order of the Trustees of the Gipsey
Gold and Copper Mining Company, there viii be
sold at public auction. Thursday, the 18th day
of February 1854 at O'Clock P. NJ. in front of the
Company Office at Cherokee Flat, so many shares
OF the capital stock OF said Company, standing in
the name of the following person or shareholder as
will be necessary for the payment OF the first and
second assessments duly levied theron, together
with the expense of advertising and other expenses
of sale
Name of Delinquent. No. Of Shares. Amount.
Thomas Wells, -..---.....-. -200..........s59 90
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
SAMUEL GLASS, Secretary.
Cherokee Flat, January 9th, 1864.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

FAST BoYs-The Virginia Bulletin says ::
Ii is quite commen to see boys, net more than
ten or twelve years Of age, carrying deadly
wsapons. and staggering through the streets
with an air which would do credit to desper-
ado of forty years standing. Weare informed
that a number Of them have regular prize
fights. al which seconds are chosen, bets made,
and everything conducted according to the
rules of the ring.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

\ MAN named Joseph Hicks was stabbed at
Virginia y +. January 9th, by one Lttleton
Medin. The wound is not considered dan
gerous Hicks had been O witness in a suit in
which Medlin was party. and was accused of
swearing falsely Hence the stfray.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

Harry MIGHEBs-The numerous friends OF
Harry Mighels will be pleased to learn that he
is still on the staff Of Gen. Sturgis, and has q
high reputation as an officer. He has seen
much active service. and was lately on leave to
recruit his health.
McKibbin is still in the service, and is one
of the best appearing and mos. efficient officers
in the army. He saw Harry Thornton after
the battle of Chickamauga, and had chat
with him. Thornton is il the rebel service.
so is Phil Moore, formerly Of this State. Mr.
Burton informs the Nevada Transcript
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16

RELICS or HIGGEgY.-A. Stevenson, Esq
passed our Office the other day with two very
Interesting relics of ancient Whiggery in the
shape of Raccoons. Like the old whig party
they were dead 1t only required the addition
of log cabin and mug of hard cider, to
carry the mind back tweutyfour years to the
glorious political days of national parties, and
national unity and prosperity. What pity
that the wings charged the emblem of their
party from the raccoon TO Sambo. And how
the sight of these grim and ancient silver
grays, make patriots sigh for the good old
days Of Coondom.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-16
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Debility, from whatever cause arising may be
cured: strength, in whatever manner it may have
been wasted. may be restored by the use OF this
powerful and healthfll inyigorant. For Indiges-
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they are positive specific.