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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-07
LOCATION OF
SOLDIERS "H HOMES" and s'LODGES,'
.6a I # OF THE
i. S. Sanitary Commission.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. alexandria Lodge"
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Station. J. B.
ANNAPOLIS, MD. Home for Soldiers
Wives and Mothers.' Mrs. Hopes Sayres
BALTIMORE, MD. "soldiers' Home No.
so Conway Street. A. E. Hastings, Sup't
BOSTON, MASS. "Soldiers' Home No. rs
Kingston Street. Charles F. Nudge, Sup't.,
near Be ston and Worcester Railroad Dept.
BUFFALO, n. Y. :" Soldiers Rest" Elk
change Street, opposite Central Railroad Depot.
Mrs Is Indeyine, Ma5Fon; Homev Shin
CAMP NELSON, KY. ''Soldiers' Home"
Thomas Butler, Superintendent.
ia CINCINNATI. o. "Solders' Home" Third
Street. Col G. w. d. Andrews, Sup't.
CLEVELAND, O. "Soldiers' Home" JOS
e coLujM NIB O. SOLDIERS Homep T. E.
DETROIT, MICH. "Soldiers Home No. 81
Jefferson Avenue.
Near the Railroad Depot. w. III. Hadley, Su-
HARTFORD, CT. "scldiers Lodge" Near
Railroad Station. o. B. Segir, Sup't.
JEFFERSONVILLE,I IND. SOLDIERS Home"
New Market Street, near the Depot. E. T.
louisville, KY. "soldiers Home.v v.
MEMPHIs, TENN. "soldiers' Lodge" Near
Landing. G. w. Christy, Superintendent and
NASHVILLE, TENN. "soldiers' Home"
Captain /. Brayton, Supt. fr esI..#s.9
NEW ALBANY, IND. "Soldiers' Home"
Corner of Main and State Streets.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. SOLDIERS Home"
Corner Magazine and Julia Streets. Sumner
Ballard, Sup't. a.Hal
PHILADELPHIA, PA. "Soldiers' Lodge"
Near P. w. 81 B. r.. r. Station.
PADUCAH, KY. "Soldiers Home" e. D.
Way, Sup't.
PORTSMOUTH, VA. Soldiers Home"
'G Rfc II AGSGSe W. soldiers Home. Geo.
II. Williams, Sup't.
i : WILMINGTON, N. G. "Soldiers' Lodge"
Market Street. F. B. Foster, Supt
374 North Capital Street. J. b. Clark, Sup't.
Home for Soldiers Wives and Mothers"
No. $50 North Capitol Street j, b. Clark, Sup't.
"Lodge No. AZ No: 3S9 III Street. d. G.
Loomis, Sup't.
Lodge No. 5.' Maryland Avenue, near
Washington and Alexandria Railroad Station.
ID. G. Loomis, Supt. ff &"
~" Lodge No. 81 Foot of Sixth Street. How
ard MePherran, Supt. & tk3tAei isst1a- "a ~ I
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-07

RATION MoNEY.-The War Department has
finally fixed. the rate of rations for exchanged
prisoners of war at rs cents per day for the time
in captivity.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
lscIre--PrOspCrtty.

Peace is broadly dawning on our beloved
CT unny, and lis lengihening, Frightening
laws are everywhere welcomed with thank.
full hearts. Peace! glad sound to nation
having hearts AMI homes. Cheerfuly, joy
fully will the sword and mu<ket be ex.
changed for the pruning hook and rl"w-
handle. For, although our citiz!n snldI rs
have proved themselves most valiant sons OF
Mars when their county required their pat.
riotic prowess, their choice among LIES p)s-
sihilities lics not within his blood stained
domains. Thy do not live to fight, hIt
fought to live, and preserve the life Of tie
nation. All honor to the CITIZEN soldiers
who will return Ia the cAnrenal occupation
of cultivating the arts VI peace. Those who
have waited AT home, patiently but anxi"nS-
H., will find sweet relief and hear,.f' jov
in the return of heroic husbands. friends or
brothers. end if they come not back again,
the thought thai the battle field has ceased
IN widow other hearts viii s"lacc the chast
ened souls of many mourners.
Peace has dawned. and beside the r'ch
consolations it brings to many hearts and
homes, we believe it will mark the era of an
uncxampIed period Of general national pros,
perity.
lie cssentials of human prosperity arc
sound, earnest hearts. clear heads, strong
hands, and plenty of paving work. The
close of the war 'esv"s uS as nation, in the
possession of all these requisites. We dc
no: accord with the theory that the transi'
ton period from war to peace will be at
tended with serious disarraneemcnt in bus
mess circles, or result in checking the prog
IS industrial pnr uits. Adaptation tt
circumstances is a pecul ar Characteristic o
the American mind, and the immediate ia
fnre WILL offer large fields Of enterprise NJ
p ,"pent up Utica now contracts our powers,
the whole Union is ours-ours, to every body
alike. AbolitIonists and all, TO talk or t.
trade in. The barbsric ignorance of the
South is to he diSpelled by the schoolmaster;
abandoned cotton fields aie TO be cultivated
by the most enterprising and judciouS
planters. The next twelve months prof
on the production of colt n will pay the in.
terest on the national debt. Northern en-.
terprse and free labor will work miracles in
developing the resources of on, Southern
States. Pcsce IS the precursor, not Of stag.
nation, but of an unexampled period of &C
tivity in every department of life and indus
try Chicago Tribune, =. ..-# .a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
ST. Louis. Nav 10,


The Republican, Cairo special says
Shreveport La. papers of the 9th ult con.
tains numerous accounts of action mili;a Y
and civil ioice in their determination to PR,
long the war. a large Getting at Shrev, .
port was addressed by the rebel Gov. Allen
ard several tfficers of high rank, all taking
the same ground as Kirby Smiths appeal
already teleeraphea, and urging the soldiers
aud people To renew their efforts and contin.
ue the struggle. Col Tourney Of Texas,
delivered glowing eulogy on Booth, com.
pared him to Brutus, and predicted for him
. like enduring fame.
Kirby Smith Generals Price, Buckner.
and Ex-Governor Reynolds Of Missouri was
present. So. s-rsra q
Colonel Sprague, General Pope's chief
of staff was at the mouth Red river on the
eth int. waiting the arrival Of Kirby Smith
to negotiate terms and il is believed here
that Smith will surrender as soon as he heats
the action of johnson and Dick Taylor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
f.. L.. GAY,
no ALL WHOM IT MAY Cen.

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her acts. CHARLES JACKSON.
Near Goldsboro, N. c., March 20, 1s65--5-11-8ws
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

The supernatural gift Of Clairveyant Sight pos.
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he is enabled to perceive the cause and condition,
ano is endowed with the capacity to heal '.'
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FEN ALE DIsEAsEs

Treated by a New Method, with speedy and the
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This the Doctor has demonstrated in thousands OF
cases from all parts of the world during the past
twelve years. The following diseases in their mos
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Consumption and Asthma, in from one to six weeks;
Paray is and all diseases OF the Nervous System in
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Diseases of the Liver, Heart and Kidneys in from
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
1--WE JESUS
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
oTTUMWA,IoWA..

On Tuesday, the 25th October. 1864 the Sisters Of
ihevistation opened Academy for the instruction
English and Classical education including instruo.
ton In German, French, and Latin, Crayon and
Pencil Drawing. Painting OIL and Water Colors,
with lessons IN Vocal Music and the Piano. Harp,
and Guitar, also In all kinds Of Needle work.
The site of Ottumwa is pleaeant and healthy, be.
ing situated on the beautiful Des Mones. For gram
deur and sublimity :he scenery Of the surrounding
| country Is surpassed by few places In this any
| neighboring Slate. The communication by railroad
the year. y
Although. but recently established in this place,
yet other Institutions of the Order have existed and
fourished through ant the length and 9TH Of the
land since 1899, when the first Academy of the ST.
tation opened at Georgetown, ID. c., since which
time they have enjoyeda reputation exceeded by
| The Sisters Of the Visitation although protesting
the Catholic faith will AZ all times respect the reli-
gous belief of their pupilsno discussion upon these
matter being permitted. Special attention will be
given to, the morals and manners well Is the
The scholastic year is divided into four terms Of
eleven weeks each-commencing LIST September. and
closing the 18th July During the year there will be
four examinations. A semi annual report is trans
mited to the parents Of each young lady giving an
account of her profic cheney In her studies. i3s
At the end Of each month the pupils Will be
sen,bled in the presence of their teachers, and .
report made Of their progress, In their studies,
them to emulation, all who have distinguished them.
selves In their respective classes as well as by ex
empary con duct win be awarded by the Superior.
TO give of man ners, well as to contribute
to the Improvement of the young ladies, q Musical
Society is formed, composed of those who learn
Music, either vocal or instrumental At the end of
each quarter this society will give Ceucert the la
dies of the inston being present nd to which pa
rents ofrupils are invited. alo.- p 20
To contribute to the exact observance Of rules and
polite and afniable deportm ent the young ladies'
are divided into two circles. A Crown and Gold
Medal is awarded to the first in the senior circles
Crown to the first In the junior circle. aa21a
Letters written or received by the young ladies
examined by the Superior previous to delivery.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
r r ON MEXICO.
Interesting General News

$1,000 New York, May Is.
The Ilerald's city of Mexico correspond
ent furnishes some important Intelligence
The news Of the national triumphs in this
country has afforded vast encouragement to
the aiherants Of Pres dent Jauarez aud his
cause, which short time ago was thought
to be almost hopeless, is now rapidly recov-
ering ground. number Of victories over
the lmperalists have recently been gained
and new spirit appears to be infused into
the republican armies. The report of the
capture By them Of Satilo and Monterey is
confirmed, and there were rumors that they
had also taken Malta morris.
These events restored nearly the whole OF
northern Mexico to the authority of Jauarcz.
Several other republican successes had been
achieved. The Imperialists were as much
alarmed rs the Liberals were encouraged by
the suppression Of the rebellion, owing to
the fears regarding the enforcement of the
Monroe doctrine, and had put stop TO ex
petitions TO northern Mexican States, and t
project for fortifying the northern frontier
1000 Imperial troops were despatched
from the capital for Mattimorris. Presiden
Jauarez was at Chihuahua surrounded b,
all his officers of Government and with
large army loyal to his cause. ~ .
Macmillan was on tour through th
country in the direction of Vera Cruz.
| Elk U. 5. Senator Gwinn had returned I,
Mexico from France with important instruc
tons, il was reported, relativet to Louis Ma
po'eon's schemes in Sonora and Satillo.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent d.
ted llth, says that although it was expect
ed that there would be grand review o
Sherman's army on its passage through
Richmond, it did not take place owing t
the bad feeling which existed between Cen
Sherman and Halleck. 1t generated it j
understood, by the proceeding of the latte
in countermanding the order Of the forme
to his subordlnates during the truce viii
4 Tnhoe 81.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

The Hcrald's Nassau correspondent de.
tails visit to the rebel ram Stonewal.-
When the officers were told of the surrender
of Lee and johnson, they admitted their yes
sci had been brought out too late. She was
intended especially to break blockades. and
would make sad havoc among wooden yes.
sells At Galveston. Others said she had a
more important destination on the Ameri
can coast. Our fl ct at Key West have been
notified of her presence. Nassau has lost
all its activity. AE
The rebel murderers. Parr, locke. an
Braine, who took part in the steamer Ches
apeake affair, are there wandering about in
grey uniform. ,"4 '-'' ,
The Stonewall, captured and boarded the
bark New Light from Baltimore on her way
to Nassau. r~ar-..sas.e su.s-a
The Times Washington special Of the 10Th
says, the Mexican Emigration business at.
tracts little or no attention. 1s1NA&
President johnson, and several members
of the Cabinet visited Secretary Seward to
day. The Secretary hopes to be at his Office
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