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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19
News Of the week

The Tennessee Convention now in session
1T Nashville, is making thorough work.
Slavery has been abolished; recognition Of
the right Of property in man forbidden. and
Ill secession leagues, laws and ordinances,
~brogated. 300 delegates are present and
fhe' utmost harmony prevails. The people
are to vote on these pre- positions February
73nd, and on March 4tb an election for
State officers takes place.. Parson Brownlow
,il, be Governor. ~.
Hon. Edward Everett died very suddenly
at an early hour on the 18th. at his resi-
fence in Boston. He was 70 years and 9
months Of age. ...'' ~ bih4 '.<.
Sen. Foote Of the rebel Congress, known
;'s hangman Foote, was arrested at Occaquon,
an the Potomac, while attempting to reach
cor lines. and taken back to Richmond un
]. On the 2sfh u'timo. General Go don
rangers force was within twenty eight
miles of Mobile, having been quite success
Z i, IN his operations thus far "7- 90
uoncTdi uCCtcliIn VIII leave IOr Europe
Turing the first week in February. He in
'apds to be absent for two wears.
There is rumor that General Pail Sh,r.
dan is about to he assigned to new and
very important command ......
The Legislatures of nearly al the loyal
States are now in session. OF the Western
States, that of Iowa is the only exception.
tel General Thomas has been reinforced by
division Of 1000 cavalry, ard he now has
$1,000 mounted troops, besides several
,housand from the Mississippi, who are CO.
"perating with him.
There are reports from Georgia that the
!. n,o2le Of the interior counties of that State,
Under the leadership of Governor Brown,
are moving for . return to the Uuion. and
~ resist the secess;onists with arms, ifnec.
essary.
.o,, The expedition up the Savannah River a
!. { W DAYS since destroyed ten miles Of the
South Carolina and Columbia Railroad. 1t
WAS the severance of one more link in the
lain Of Richmond communications.
A reform school for girls is to be estab
Iished in Chicago. It's nee ied, If half the
stories from thar quarter are true 90 a1f
" Ohio has furnished 800 men to the
iisrmy and navy, of whom, 1880 have died
! IN service and about 5000 have been dis
i abled. af, -. ,...t,.-.t -. !
40 The extensive distlery of A. F. Crosby,
!, in Chicago, was destroyed. by fire at noon
saturday. Loss 100000, insurance about
$4,000. - 2#tLfH+ "1tl1 lf'3 fltiWi 4
3Hi A member Of General Meade's staff re.
Gsently saws ragged boy with an uncom
t!hon large mufi1er about bis neck. He ask
I'D what was the matter with him.. and be
replied that he had got the itch The off 1
Ger investigated and found important dis
patches to General Lee. ~ Fa9E t"i \
The railroad bridge across the Mississip.
lnst Clinton was finished on the 9th, and
the nrsl train passed over the same, day
This giSes pnbroken railroad connection
from Chicago to Nevada, 10 this State. This
is the second railroad bridge across the Mis-. |
sissippi. uniting the shores Of Iowa with
i ,oss Of Illinois. 'ia 81 '9gftte 90 ~ +
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r EGAL NrICE.

IL To James Veickett 0ni A. RfcSettg Sasnus,
D. NJ. Rickett, Rii4rd s. x. Rickett, and Wikey Il.
Lane: You are hsby notified that the petition Of
Samuel Dorr as Illustrator of the estate Of John
IA. Rickett decesd is.now on Ale in the, office of
the County Judge Wapello county. Iowa, in which
petito ner asks slCounty Court 90 order sale O s
certain cal est9fn Wapello county, Iowa. to wit
West half of ter OF section thirty
FIVE, township 4enty-three,. range thirteen aud
unless you app&and make defense 10 said petit on
on or before NJ OF the second day of the March
Term 1865, of 0County Court of Wapello connty
Iowa, to-wit Nhe 9Th day OF March 1855, default
will be taken Inst you and an order OF sale o
said real estatlanted accordipgfo prayer If peti-
tons,. a a. Nd. WILLIAMS,
Jan. ~, 1861 stt'y for Petitioner
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~ lEH f9W 4EE EfYE
ST CHARLES HOTEL, :,
Corner Of Court and Second Streets.
: ~ OTrUMwA, iowa III.

J. p. HALLOwAY,. Pronr,..o,
Having purchased the above house. and sttst m,
same In good style, Idesire say to the travel
ing public and citisens that fully prepared 10
entertain travellers and to accommodate boarders
share ofpatronage solicited. 49,
JAM IL, 1860 't't tt's
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specIal. 10 New York paper

Specials 20 New York Papers.
New YoRK, Jan IA The HeralFs Sa
vannah correspondent. Of the 9th, represent
affairs in the city as quiet AMI unchanged
and reiterates the reports Of yesterday rela
tive to the movements among the citizens Of
Georgia for reunion. The correspondent
says they need confirmation.
Nearly all the traders Of Savannah had
taken the oath Of allegiance
Great suffering among the poor still con.
tinues, and to considerable degree among
the wealthy. @3' e2ft Hls g'-'f
Gen Sherman's entire army Is being re.
clothed and equipped. ha
Z" The 7si5uns's Washington special gives
Il % the opinion Of an old hand at peace ne
g'tiations that . cessation of hostilities pre- !.
tliminary TO formal negotiations will take
place within ten days. Tomorrow the
hand;of new peace.maker will fall heavi
ily! ~ $ .3s hawaiia Hn asggq#iHsi .us
.oOf jeff Davis obstinaoy. It Is under.
stood the President has declared II Senator
'Foote n harmed by the rebels he will bring
6veof the most distinguished rebel prison
sssin eur hands to grief 80 ;sH
. Our cavalry have been ordered to pursue
Foote and captors. eFi' lat4 sa ~.
o The zFibSAs Announces the release of its
correspondent, !, Mr.. Richardson who has
been held BY the rebels over 10 months. /,
q The World has information from Mexico
confirming the previous reports Of success
BY the Republicans over the Imperial,sts,
There was an uprising of the people, and
the fresh insnrrection Was increasing. It is
said the Papal NunCio aud the. Catholic
Bishops we're about to leave the country on
account Of Aaximilians manifesto concern.
ing Church property He's b ig
Richmond papers continue quarreline
over their leaders. They think jeff. Davis
course reprshensible. and also make, an on
slsuGht on Krby Smith, Who 10 now dis
. lysrsd TO possess none Of the attributes of
> great General. Hoods failures in Ten
nessee snd Georgia 10 attributed to the dis
gust Of the ipeopis Of those States for the
Confederacy. None but Lee and johnson
appear to give. satisfaction. n 81, an. $
The Hsralds Washington special says
Blsir has pot, rsturnsd 70 Washington. =
Gen. Singleton probably reached Richmond
Friday. s.a.qr. "a, ,;.n;.
d Yhe Wilmington Journal explains how
The junior reserves of North Carolina were
'aptpred before Fort Fisher, It appears
hata Yankee Captain with AYE men. mat
80 al, the reserves and commanded the Ma
or 70 surrender telling him there was Nd
lse resisting - he Was surround ed. A
Lieutenant refused 70 surrender and walked
q With ~ men, but the Major, the victim
{ transparent sell IS the Journal saws. |
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iowa Ite,Ils.,ii 70 ,

t"'t'' Iowa Itesns.s 10 2Faa jE5ii
The Express Wagon, white lcrossangsishe
river at Burlington on Saturday going East,
broke through theice. Mrs Baker, 81 Gales.
burg and infant child, and Miss Buei 81
Burlington were Immersed il the water BAIT
were rescued. The child, towevef!p sdbse
quently died 4 The Express safe, witch con
tanned sec, 900 was fshsd up, with the Con
tents but slightly damaged The water was
some ~ feet deep 4 jutns8 81, .fi,iai2
ID A boy was arrested at Charleston, Lee
county, for robbing the mail .bns ss,i'Ft,7g
Ira G. Mitchell, late Opposition candidat,
for Congress, has been IMMERSED, and joined
the Christian Church, and Is going to preach
ing. .a''s" ''', '.''sa' 4" 'H'ii'A.s' r.
Il is stated that the branches Of the Stat;
Of Iowa are about being converted. into Ns
tional Banks.
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The Ottunwa Courier has just completed
its ninth year. Under the administration
of Mr.. Norris it has done yeornap service in
the cause of Justice and Freedop. aud will
always be found On the side Of the Right
while its present genial editor surmouuts
its tripod. -Ha@k. Eye. io jgnnpsf1 u
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official Report OF the Late Tn
ih'" ohdSam HAttle. co. ~ rlst'


tn'1s ohd5an Hattie. ,lgP
S '.i' Er.: KsARNEY, Jan. 9Th ?
To Capt sJ1o Pratt, " oo' n sds ra'ae.
nhs is's' AZ A. CT Dist. Of the West. .s,e
The fotloVdng'is the report Of Capt. N .
O'Brien at Julesbdrg. ~ b1s % 2 gSr
Headquarters Camp. Rankin, Ju,esburg,
jan, b 1855. 100 = osa ~ 7ig sde .7jgaa
ToFA Mcdonald. A. A. A. Gen. Fl.
Kesfney. ! y i'ee 1'e ~ .p,a hn
rhavs the honor to make the following re-
port. 5'3.9 g.eg e
On yesterday morning the Express ines
senger reported that the coach had been at
tackled four miles below here. started
immediately with forty men, all couli
spare. q g sfioH On Ysp ~ @ $500
On Our approach we discovered some 81
ty Or seventy Indians retreating from an at.
tack just made on q male train. having
kind one man. F3ere Ooh Summers, took
command We follo~ed them six miles,
killing seven. Here close and desperate
fight took place, and were about to get the
party. ~ T7rH tfi' npG a5- i.dY
Discovering, that the enemV were being
reinforced BY an Overwhelming force, there.
being hundreds on our front and right, re-.
treat Was ordered Then the enemy had .
line four miles foswssd on the bluffs of
about four hundred, little south east of
the Pass. 10 ie I'll GsisfE
Seeing this, Col. Summers ordered me
withs portion of the command to protect
the Pass and use my ARTILLERY. I ordesed
Eieut Brewer with one platoon 10 cover the
retreat Of my men who had their horses
killed. After reaching the road the In,ii-
ans drew in their hines to the Platte bottom,
which reached from Bullin's Ranch to the
Pass, leaving strong force on the hills. "a,
After reaching the pass turned my ar
tillery on party of about four hundred
that were robring TIE stage station. By
this time the Platte bottom was completely
covered with Indians
By we'll directed fire of shot. shell and
canister and carbines, drove them from
the station, and went to the relief of Col.
Summers.
Capt. Murphy and Lieut. Brewer who
were holding rancho two miles from m Y
pass. where they had one platoon. My loss
Is fffesen killed., one Of them being recruit
not vet mustered in, and one wounded .,'Do
The loss of the enemy Is thirty.ffve.M
Their commanding Chief ia known To he
Killed. They had number Of wounded
that we could not estimate. fsrl a
! I must rbenticn the bravery displayed by
Col. Summers, Capt Murphy. and Jack
Morrow, who took part in the fight The
Indians went south after the fight.
~ Respectfully. r
-7Ess Signed, n j. O'BRiEN,
,'Fit taf'ff ad Capt. Cond'g
Summers and Capt Murphy are at
Julesburg by permission.
be = Respectfully, taq
Col. r. r. LIVINGSTON, HE3e - sra
Comd'p T. e n
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General Thomas has been reinforc..
ed by division of 1000 cavalry, and
he now has S5, 900 mounted troops, be.
sides several thousand from Mississip.
pi, who are co operating with him.,
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Defenses Of Wilmington. i,
Ca ptu red.

Defenses Of WllminstOm. g5ri
'o' NEwtY osK ,9Jsns l7!LTbe Commercial's
Ewashingtoh' special says: Many Congress-
Then REGARD the' finance bin with <apprehen.
sion. fearing to- give tbs treasury power 10
initiate the icuRrehcs AZ idiscretiou. je9lsiai
Y0ea., Batter js;npw before the COMMITTEES
onitbe Doaductsof War, testifying why
he did noe take Fisher. ssgg, 80 hos .e1od :
Theg 0ommescial, AdvertiserI In an nrticls
'oothe dafsn,as Of! Wilmington. says Fisher
has ~ guns Gaswsllc 81 johnson 10, St.
Philip 8, other works estimated st 80 atotal
number Of guns $685. We may CONSIDER the
'capt,ipstof ~ ;thsss works now ,foreaone
conclusion. Thoas'snuth Of FoRt. Eishsr are
cut off and ,-1dusts surrender upon demand,
xfak tb0sstsbove cannot hope to resist upon
the sppraalch q g the feet and army.
'Nsw'q YysE, JanGs t7s--Ti,e; HersId's
'Washhgton spSsiaissyssDhisss sole buss,
ness,toI Richknopdrwas to recover . number
cfimportsat psiSatepapsrs, titls deeds, ETC.,
taken from his house by fhs rebels, When
meas Nv ashipgtons He was very kindly ~.
ceivea and had 'frankiand,frse convsu satiops
with jeff Davis and number Of Others, but
these resulted II nothing Definite. -.
The story. published IN the Richmond
Dispatch "A about bsvIs seidings letter say
ing hs xss ;;%ilipg 10 receive Peace Com
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Regulations I'm Relation tO
AlteMage.

AlieMage.
HEAD QUARTERS RRoxGr u RsHxnG. u
Ara Drsr. Iowa. Osscs ID s&D Of Is. 5
noLLxEsr, @innell, Hn. 18th B65. IA
The Boatd hay tAs d adj pted e,f
lowing reguiation i refa me 10 Al |aae
1st. Alicia gpapers s1sds1S6s b DE ahy
previous draft will not justify dropping q
name from. the enroll ment lists for. the com.
ing draft.
I'd. hardsr tlerefgt = jnsFy stfkht
q name from, the enr6lineht listfof xlienage.
Proof must b. conclasixa4
lst That therpsrseas claiming, exemption
10 an alien.l ,yoTssn,s,W
ID. That he has meyer voted at any elec-
ton in the, United, States, or eng State,
county, township o. ward Of a. city therein,
ssd. That he has never declared, his; in.
tention,to become q citizen Of the United
States, and the proof Of these facts must Be
properly made, out and sent up to these
Head Quarters, 50 that the Board ofEn>
rollment may judge. Of its,sufficiency before
name will ST. iokso + from ON, the d enro
ment.. ,.,,..,.n h.,s,
A return therefore that q man is an
alien. is no saason Why he should not be en-.
rolled, Or drsasds because he may be an
alien and have voted. or be may be such, such,
and have declared his intention 70 become
/ , ! - 4 u
citizen. he. i JAMES Mathews
~, r CAPT. AND PRovosr MABsHALL, 80.
Is:ragg, ysp >. 4th District Iowa -,
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General james II. Lane was -e.elecsed to
the United States Senate by the Kansas
Legislature.
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~. .,sH afi New York, Jan H.. 81
THE gold; market 10 weak.dand prizes
es lower. Some oil the, large opera a.
tors hsd information ofths ooapnre
of Fort FISHER, which steadily SET
down the price till It reached i2f4s- ri
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A FAMILY JAR.--Wc learn from the Wa
pello Republican that an oil man named
Stevens, in Concord township, Louisa coan
ty, recently bought, pifce OF land said bv
Spiritualists to contain III mine. He
had 80 much faith in the. pretended reynl,
ton that he commenced digging fr the
precious metal, which so in e,sed i &! II
sons and daughters that they violently
drove him away from home. The young
folks were arrested, hut acquitted on account
efsome bubble, when the neighboss. organ
lied force, and turned the youn. people
out, reinstating the old f,lks, aud for some
days kepta guard abart the house to, prs
tect them. Warrants were ffne w place IN
Sheriff McChrkip's hands for the arrest Of
the young folks. but at last accounts he bad
not succeeded in making any arrests.
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b st's' Public Testimonial. .h,ofI
Re WASHINGTON, Jan. alb The nfollowmg
announcement his been furnished for gen
eral publications: noiyD'oysT h. sii2ii sf'

'Nff - - tsfffFh iOBt>AhTMENT VI DTATE.f
80 80 WAsHINGros, Jan.15 5, 1855. &
The President directs the undersigned IL
prefo.n the painful duty sannonncing Il
the people o the United States. that ED
WARD EVERETT, distinguished not NOR,
by learning and ,eloquence than by -unsurI
passed and DISTINGUISHED labors Of patriot
ism, at a period of political disorder, depart.
ed this life at 4 o'clock this morning. ,5a "a
The several Executive Departments Of the
Government will cause, appropriate honors
to be rendered to the memory Of the deceas-
ed, at home and abroad. wherever the ns-
tional name and authority Is known.
u : (signed), 80 W: f. sEwAsp.. !, |
- Sec. Of State.
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/, Postmaster General ID ennisony has
ordered a contsacttobe made,with;Mr.
s. S. Poston, of Prescott Che capital
of Arizonia Territory sfor regularmail
service on the new rouse from LAibu-
querke, NeWMexico, connecting there
withTthe great Santa Fe route from
Kansas City, Missouri. Ssvia Atrisco,
Fort Wihgste,a Coye-rs,J Aqua Fla,
Lpni, Jacobs Well, Leroiax, srrinlgs.,,
Woolsey's Rancho Prescott, through
to San Demanding. California, there
connecting with the, mail service,in
Southern California and covering q
distance ofeiglt, handere d land fifty
miles. This will ihaugurate pregnlar
postal facilities through a country rich
III mineral treasures, gold, sifvee and
copper, already fast filing dp' With an
energetic and entsrprisingg population.
a' In the Senate, at Washington on
the 18th resolution was offered rcsll-
ing for the number ofthe men furnish.
ed by the loyaf States uudsE the Prssi..
dents cali Of July, last The ,resolq.
ton suspending the pay 81 +. Colonel
Chiyington's eolaranaa, until after An
investigation into the regent = massacre
of Indians, was adopted, In theH House,
further considerations Of the CoOseitu- y
tional amendment sbolisl,iag hslaxery
wSg postponed for two weeks from.
Tuesday next. ;'ns1 a. Ii qqs hrow 81 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~>~>>>>>~>A>-><>->>,>>~ >>t.->>>-,->->.,
A SELECT SCHOOL, '.a.
WITH NOr MORE THAN 80 PUPILS
viii he openefin Ottumwa. about the tst OF Feb.
ruary, 1863 The opportunities snjoyed by the
Pincipsl. r. T. ROBERT J.,> =

for fsmiliarixng himself with the metso dis Of ns,ruc
to4 now In vogue at the best Uni versities in the
kasS Will, II is confidently believed, secure TO his
pupils Instruction Systematic, ar aud exhaustive
gadua ~ leading the learner through the lahyrinth<
OF forms and technicsties those irst prlnciples
upon which, with experiment and observation all
science resta
Special attention will be paid Ia the morals and
manners Of the pupils. ersn N
The principal has secured the services of a su
Perior Artist, Rev 8. Il. Worcester, who win give
Instruction Sketching, Drawngand Painting
The Academic Year win embrace four terms Of ten
weeks each. tr ~ - I-s'E-
TUITION.
Tuition. including full course of English branch
studies. ''9S @"N
Extra charges per term will he made as follows:s
Latin, Greek, French and German, each. .A5. 90
Plano, and Guitar with use Of instrument.
Miss Laswell, each ......,s... 1890. I0n
Piano, Miss Laswel, with assistance Of prin wv
Piano or Meiodeon. by j. T. Robert. ir ~ no
thorough Bass, and cultivation Of Voice,
ali n,nting ''.''''s'''' ..,--'.--... 5000
III III t.nehg......,. ...................f2,00
sketching, Pencilling and Crayon. ...... SO! 800
tone lesson per week In Drawing to pnpils-without
six. French and Zephyr Embroideries, Cone
ana Leather work, each .......... ......... 4,Oc
As the Principal has perma n emily located at Of
tumwa,it his design to make this school deserve
the liberal patronage of the public.
No deductio for absence, except in case of sick.
ness or special arrangement, I.l3
INSTRUCTORS h
J. 7. Robert, Jr.. Latin, Greek and Mathematics
Mrs. Hattie w. Rob ert, German and Ornamental
work. l,t,s'''''
Miss Matte Laswell, Piano, Guitar and French.
Painting. s -, -
N. the school will open at Ga. NJ, Monday,
February 9TH at Mr.. Laswells, of Sec ond and
dreen streets. The rooms are light, dry and warm
}. = ROBERT, Jr., Principal
Ottumwa, Jan. IL, 1s65-tf
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CHRONIC COMPLAINTS

He not only ascertains the nature CT the disease
as formerly practiced by Physicians, but passes on
and discovers the cause, however Intricate the dis
ease may be. - " r
Old complaints CURED In from thirty AofI nines
days. Charges reasonable. Medicine furnished
for 81. 20 per week. '3iS ts u f8"W TfF
+, Persons who live at O. distance can have medi.
cines sent by Express TO any point they des ghase
by sending sta tenent of their complaint in writ
Ing. The money must be sent In advance for the
time you wish.i All letters must be sent 10 Oska-
Ioosa. Iowa.
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LIST. "a LETTERS Remaining

- uncIAlmtM tHt FUst Omce at Uttumwa, Iowa
on the 18th do January 1S65.
ITO obtain9 Of these letters. the applicant
must calfor FEsTssED iETrERs.t give the date az
this list, andN one cent for advertising.
"If not ca pr within one month they will ba
semitic the Il letter Oficesf - - - = =.
I. "Letters pr advertised until thsy have re.
NAMED in TIL ice one week.
''Place tn aG)tage stamp on the upper light ha nj
cor ner, and Ie space between the stamp And III
rection for n Pnarking without interfering with
the writing.
an. B.-A quest for the RETURN Of a letter to
the writer claimed within 80 days or less writ.
ten print nth the writer's name, Post ONCE
and State, &ss the left hand end Of the envelope
on the faceIe, WILDE complied with at the usual
prepaid rat postage, payable when the letter ia
delivered be writer, Sec. 2S. Law of Is63"
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sur rendered with his 100 to SIX Yankees. =
Thus were The men marched into our lines
carrying their own arms loaded and capped.
NEw, YpEk, Jsn. ia Olarksbnrg,
West Virginia, dispatch states that the reb,
els after their attack %, Beverly, re,reated
towards Lewisburg. Citizens report they
captured oses $50 prisoners, including two
Iient. Colonies, but, tie latter escaped, and
some twenty s,ragg'ers have already come
in. court martial will investigate the
affair.
sAdispatch to the Hsrahstates that Gen
Hickman is placed.n temporary command
OF WeitzeI's corps.
The Richmond Whig says Grant is being
reinforced On both n5rth and soa!h Of James
River BY negro. troops.
A letter from Panama states he rebel pi
rates Bradshaw aud G,ngrehe are IN the
coast OF Saly,Flm awaiting opportunities to
pirate on Ancr,csn sh piping. riry
A Washington special to the Hsrsld
states that a, Richmond refag ee con firms the
reports that Lee sent troops to 5 ,uth Caro-
limo to, oppose Sherman TIRES week, since.
New YoRK. Jan. l4,-The Past ,ays. that
three army correspondents have escaped
from the rebels and arrived at Na.>hvili -
It names A. D, Richardson AS one. Mr..
Richardson telegraphed the Tribune from
Knoxville. y.
The Norfolk OIL Donainioa says the ex.
petition up the Savannah u;cr 4 'stroved
ten miles Of the 5. G. g. 9. !a,hn.i. One
company Of South Carolina mlita was cap
tared by FnSrer near Htr lcvilise rhev ha
been two weeks in service, and III not like
war tc = Ft,,s ssf a.t
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The rsyolaiiepiin Haytio is ENDED and or
der re-established.
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fts,rr 10 .a4HEieHrF se&
THE FAR FAMED $,
DR.. WEIR

announces to this community
that he Is a practitioner Of the
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In short we hayeopened
Of tfansscting a general
sncebusin ess. We have
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