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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-27
One Hundred thousand Dol.
lars keward!,
War Department. J
Washington, April 10th, 1865.
To Major General DIR.

Washington, April 2oth, 1865.
To Major General D,x:
The murderer Of our ia,e beloved presi:
dent. Abraham Lincoln. is still at large. -
Fifty thousand dollars reward will he paid
BY this Department in addition to any re-
ward offered hy ot ers II is stated that
twenty FIVE thousand dollars reward will be
paid Tor the apprehcnsi n Of Gaslseir, one
Of Booths accomplces; twenty five thous-
and will be paid for theapprchension Of Da..
vid Charrolla. another Of Booths accom-
plices. Liberal rewards will be paid for any
informatioa that shall lead to the arrest OF
either Of the above dimed criminals or their
accomplices. PersoRs ha,boring or sccres-
ting the sail persons, or either of them. or
aiding or abetting Their concea'ment or es.
cape. will be treated as accomplices in the
muvder of the President and the attempted
assassination Of the Secretary Of State, and
shall III be subjected TO isi,I before mill.
tsry, commission and the punishment Of
death, Let the stain of innocent blood be
removed from the land by the arrest and
punishment Of the murderers. All good
citiseps are expected 10 aid public jifstice~
on this occasion. Every man should con-.
sider his own innocence charged with this
solemn duty, and rest neither night nor day
till It IL accomplished
Signed, 1E '' E. NJ. STANTON.
3 '''''S" - h"sa-'E Secretary Of War;.
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"lIsl bal har' roared Captain Bob Shorty.
ST really never did SEQ abyihing % Jolly" !"
'Madmani'' yelled hunchaus sen, "yesr
destruct,on b decidsdr' tts g'ipprrl u,
Then we're IN the xkips and 4sps repe.s.
ed my boy; With Ornamental bits Of
occasional dns srs q NE refined reporters
Of our excellent nofsi'dsily josIsels love 70
dwsn fsnd!y upon. Were Il such ! rs.
porter, I would descsiBs ths 6tsae in 1 way
70 make you tsksriskShs s6yUdr r:chndren.
But'ses me nor waste time ii lsmeosa.ion;
for just then. = something heavy fsll upon
The right eye Of Captain Munchausen, fadd
enectuallyF closed Il for sweex..' adT
"Ahr' ss'd Csptsin Bob Shorty, pleas.
emily, "did you count The stsrs upon our
Gag that time, my sraybeek" ge
.Sir,,',. retortsd Aunchau u.en. staggering
about, and wildly pcssssi Esndsfts of I'M.
pcrceptihle hair tut % invisibie leads IN the
air, II consider the Joss ot thst eye q bless
Ing in disguise; %: I can nov, nov eoncsatr.,e
my whole strength on the other"
"well. now. really" said C.pt. Bob Shor,
y, "realIy, you know, never sec snythiks
half 50 jo,lyr' "a 's"'
DETERMINATION is now your doom =.
howled the Confedsr.cy. lseiing deliberately
forward upon tho first nst he met, and fall.
ing heavily to the ground With his other eye
eDphatically darkened. "'
Instantly WAS Captain Bob Shorty 1t his
side. sxclaiming: "I'm sorry ior this, old
chap. I wish you'd only consented to stop
before-ehi" calculated Captain Bob Shor.
ty-"what's that you say,'
As true ss I live and breathe, my boy
- true % live and breathe-when Csp.
tain Bob Shorty put his ear 10 the mouth Of
the fallen Coufederacy. he heard, slowly
spoken. these remarkable words:
fm-glad -th;s-h happened -bs-
cause-T-ean-Eow- ow-develop- READ.
resources Nstrength!!" .i711 '@if 80
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New York, April a.

Herald's correspondent says the pafollins
Of Lees army vas comple,ed on the 18th
The Official report puts the number Of men
at's6.ll5, 80 pieces Of artillery. II stands
Of colors, and l69l8 stands Of small arms
l,l00 wagons and caisons, and 4,0O0 horses
and mules. r zs "l
Times Spanish Fort correspondent say,
there were captured At the detsnces Of Mo.
bile s l6 gyms, Of which Spanish Fort had
46. Rebel gunboats had escaped up ID,
river. but they viii be captured or destroyed
There were four or i've iron clsds.
Our loss 10 aboat 800; the tebe. loss ir
killed aud wounded 10 No, less than ,ooo
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The MarAcrer 81 attc fsresixenf.


J. Wilkes Booth, the murderer of Presi.
dent Lincoln, Is the aon of the renowned
trsgedisn Junius Booth. who was born Il
London England, May ], 1895. The father
came to the United States il 1921, s7d mac DE-
his first appearance st Petersburg. Va, and
at New York in tie succeeding year Du
ring the latter part Of his life he resided in
Baltimore. and died while on his way from
New Orleans to Cincinnati, Dec. 1853, He
lpft four sons. Junius Brutus, Edwin. J..
Wilkes and Joseph. The nrst three were
educated to tho stage, and entered upon the
profession. succeeding to q wonderful degree.
Joseph wss educated ~ doctor, and sub
|seqnentlv entered the Confederate navy.
2 ]. Wilkes Booth Was horn in Baltimore,
and II now about 3S years Of age. Our dis.
patches describe his appearance very accu.
rately. At the outbreak Of the rebellion,
he was following his profession in Rich,nsnd,
and entered heart and soul into the erea,
conspiracy against the IGovsrnment. Hs
accepted ~ truth the constant asse r,ions Of
JET. Davis that Mr.. Lincoln vas tyrans,
and its sequence that resistance TO tyrants
ID the will OF God. He stud,ously educated
himself slnto this telief and made il the Oh
isct Of his life ta compass the Assassination
Of the President. Chicago Tribune. e.
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Now York, April II.

NOW IOrk, April Il.
The morning newspapers ATE utterly de-
void Of news. fasss EsfafE
Hers1ds Paris correspondent says Maxi.
milian's minister in London has resigned j.
declaring that he il satisfied Of the Mexican
empire collaPsing. Maximili,n will soon
abdicate and re:nrn to Austria, being com.
p'etely disappointed in his most important
expectations, viz: the recognition Of tho
United States. and the support Of the Pope
and the Mexican clergy. The confirmation
Of this report is stated. @
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. go. IN ts e.f Fer the otsamws cosrisr.
Hes0lW lions 0n the DEATH Of
aEN President LincOlu.

T" At . communication Of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. Fl. Of A. r. snd A. Masons.
held At Agency City on the 17,h Of April.
Tor the dispatch Of it's unfinished business
from the previous Monday, the following
resolutions, offered BY Brother Beach and
seconded BY Brother Iii Allen, were adopted
by the Lodge: T,H St asRsEa '"4
4 wsE.rAs, The @Aneient Charges Of Ms
sonry" declared that - Mason is peacea-
BILE subject 70 the, civil powers wherever he
resides or works, snd is neteF to be engaged
in plots and conspiracies sgsinst the peace
and welfsrs Of the nation, nor "a behave
himself undutifnlly to magistrates ? And
WHEREAs, Our First Grest Light teaches il
as our duty to "Honor the King" which
term is equivalent in our country to It's ch,ei
ruler and magistrate; therefore, r7E.s.
Resslsed, That this Lodge deems il emi.
nentiy proper to express upon the records
Of its proceedinEs. its feelings Of sadness at
the death 81 his Excellsncy. the hate Presi.
dent Of the United States, and Of horror 4,
the revoking crime that te,minste3 his Ife
= crime standing a. yet unparalleled in
attrocity in the annals Of our nation.
Rssolced, That it is the hope Of this Lodge
that the hand Of justice will not weary IN.
iii i has been laid uton IN Who have been
privy or accessory to the murdsreas design,
md has made them to suffer the extreme
pena.ty fot their enormnos crime.
Res0lsed, That in ev,der C Of our respect
s0r the Chief Magistrate Of the Nation, thus
stricken down By The hsnd 6f fhs assassin,
the Great Light, jewels and reg.la Of the
Lodge be clad in mourning until the 4,h
day Of July next.
Requested. that the Burlington Havfevs.
and the papers il wapsIlo county. Will
please publish these resolutions = ~.
g stOt,uuwa Mercury and Eddyvile Sta,
pleas. copy ~. haF dts.
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A movement has been started in Boston,
TO ra,se $780, 600. by one dollar subscrfp.
tons, to present 10 Mrs. Lincoln asa token
Of respect and venera,ion felt BY the people
for their departed President. sassa.sas
There hsye been very heavy snow storms
IN Minnesota and the western part of Wis.
consin. The storms occurring on the 2lst-.
7 All places Of business in Denver CRY
were closed on the 18Th, on receipt Of the
news Of the Presidents assassination.
Eighteen battle flags, taken By tIis Sixth
army corps during the recent spring cam.
paign, were turned over to Gen. Meade on
the l7th inst. Meade granted each man
who had captured flag furlough Of so
days, and that zach one. should carry his
flag to Washington and present j. 10 the
War Department himself. ~a - ss-.F
u The announcement ofthe assassination OF
President Lincoln was received throughout
the srmy with the utmost sorrew. aai8
'd The news from Euro e n Of interest. Tu
Psrlismens, the vexed question Of appvopri.
ation for the cshsdisn defenses is still pend.
ing, 70 be renewed after the conference be.
tween the Canadisn cqpmissioners and tho
English Cabinet. Fhe war in New Zealand
has broken out again. The plague is making
frightful ravaees in st. Petersburg. There
are ten thousand cases, and the victims aro
dying at the rate of q hundred per day.
THr 1srH o1 APRIL. On the 10Th Of April
l775. the. first battle of the Revolution was
tonight at Lexington. On the 10th of April
1888. the war was officially closed by Wash.
ington's proclimaiono Of peace. On the r9tf
OF April 186l, the Massachusetts, troops were
attacked in the streets OF Baltimore, and the
first blood Of tfiis saneuinsiy conflict for
Union and Liberty. was she'd On the 18th
day Of April, 1865, the Preserver Of his
Cotfsry, hBhRffAH INcaLN, was burief,
adding . most mournful incident. ,o the
memories which already cluster around that
day State Register. ... ,.. .-z.-...
A dispatch from Paduc,k dated April re-,
snnouness tho probable surrender Of tho
rebel General Lvon's command to General
Meredith.
Gov. Bramiette. of KY, issued procla-
nation on the l7th inst, that al business be
suspended throughout the State. and all
bells tolied on Wednesday the 18th, to pay
homage to the national grief. --.-.
A dispatch dated Richmond the 18th says
Gen. Lee arrived in that city the day before.
The Worlds Richmond Dispatch ssys
Saturday evening about o'clock Gen. Ord.
Gen. Ould. snd Mr. Ford. rebel and federal
Commissioners Of Exchange. were sitting in
). W. Forney's room, Spotswood Hotel.
when telegraph message was handed iu
announcing the Presidents assassination. .
Ould exclaimed. "That is the worst blow
The Cohfedesacy has yet received"
4 dispstck dssed New Orleans The is,h.
and from Mobile same day says, the stars
and stripes were hoisted on the batteries At
1880 .. m. yesterday. Gen. Changers
forces occupy the city. ss
The rebels commenced evacuatins on the
fzth. snd continued until yesterday. whsu
an left. E.#@ &
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We arc very glad to learn from NJ. J p.
Grout, that the Jessie Brookshire heard OF
by some Of our friends while prisoners in
Texas IS an officer in the rebel army. il not
the Jessie Brookshire who formerly lived
near Agency city. in this county, but prob
ably cousin Of his bearing the same name
We have always expected some such expla.
nation Of that story. s Etsaa s.
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~ 2 yren ne Dssreh Trisuns. st'1 q
Wsnaover, the Fa,heR oe he T1ag


= ~
In ITS, the dag Of The United States vas altered
- the sugyestion Or the Hoa. r. b. wsndever, q
New York. return vas msde 10 NE thirteen
stripes, a. Il was anticipated the nag would become
uawieldy II stripe was added on the sdmissioA si
each State. He also proposed the arrahseneht oi
al the stsu In the Union int the form Of sinels
star. The resoiution Of SIS wss ~ fsllsw,: =
RESOLVED, Thatfr and amer the lsh Of Jaiy,
the nag sf the ussed States be thirtesn Aorssnssl
stripes, alternate vhIss ssd red that she Ua!sn bs
sveaty stars white In blue neid, and stas on ths
admission Of new State 10 the Unien, one star be
added 70 The Union OF the Dag, ete.
wendever ID known In hissery - sfNs rasEse sf
the Flag" The following lines respectfully ded-
icated to Ars. Cynshia wendover Van Deuser. de-
scendant Of the dist 'nghed patriot. and the wife
Of she Msdieai superintendent u shs Michigan Asy.
ium for the Insane: Ssf8 ~ rs ssra a. 2
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Ne wonder N endovsr Of cid st1 'af
Suggested stripes and stars Of geld IS
For the true atAndard Of the free,
For when our infant nstiea bled. .~
lie saw the smoking streams sf rec.
And the blue banners oveshesA,f - aF.f I
. With the white bsrs Of purity. t.ra.ss
He saw che stsrs come gle snins shro ousA
fhs radient fields ~ asurs hue. y p 5srl
... !. A gentle tint By Nature Siven-,0
To patriots pure, and have and wise.
He copied from the glowing skies ''''H'
The starry banner Natare dies, 3a cfat 81
+ ~ The nas that God unfoids In Hssvss.
In his deseeRdsnts here We trace
4 starry spiendor OF the face,
Lefs by the light swsetly stole.
Upon bis features iisht and fair. ''
From the vast world Of beauty. where
Crowned angels lean from walls ~ cir a
To glide a,ight the patriot soui.
The generations yet unborn, n-
when they behol d the streaks Of nsra,
And the stsr.siory Of the night.
Shall point with pride 10 one Of sid
who filled our Dag Wit stars Of gold,
And und derscored The biasing fold ,as
With the broad lines Of red and white.
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KILLED.AGeorgsC g. Parsons. On esteemed
citizen Of kichland township, Warren coun.
". was killed instantly few days since BY
the accidental discharge Of gun In his own
hands. We obeaia this sad intelligence
fro The indianols Ea,s,er.-- .Stasc Register.
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STRUCK sY LI9nrNISa.-The barn Of our
friend J. @. Lov,joy, At Rippey. Green.
county. was struck BY lightning a few days.
since. valuable horse was killed. and ,hv
barn was set on Gre. The flames, Vss> ~
.insuished. after having dsmagsii ~ 49,.
and consumed large snaati&, .f b.x
State Rsgister.
They hs~e hadiccmsvestter.
restrr sss'e' ',s Sara Avery :" >
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Gen. Anderson raised the iiag Of our fa,h-
ers over Fort Sumter, on the l4,h. accom-
tsnying the act with an impressive speech.
H undreds Of cannon sslu,el tho "banner sf
the free" upon the instant Of it's folds being
given to the breeze. Henry Wasd Becehsr
delivered an soration, Of which the following
is the opening paragraph:
son this solemn and joyful day ve again Afs 10
the hyeese our fathers daR again che banner Of
the United states. With the fervant prayerthat God
would crown II With honor. protect 10 from treason
and send Il down to children nh all the bless
ings Of civilization, liberty asd religion. Terrible
in battle, may II be glorious In peace. Happily no
bird or beast Of prey has been inscribed upou it,
The stars that redeem the night from darkness and
the beams cf red light that beautify the u,crnins
have been unfolded. As lsng as the sun endures or
the sfsrs, may 10 wave over . nation neithsr
shaved lor enslaving"
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0 FiESD'sn ExuLrArIoN.-Ths nation, "a
. nan, 20 far ~ outward appearsnces went,
mournsd and lamentsd the murder Of Presi
dent Lincoln, an oct Of such attrocity tha,
we doubt not the entire Christian world Will
pronounce Il the most dannins act Of al
the ages. But did oil the peopl. mourn, =
Listen. On the afternoon Of April 18th,
two men met in the sobmbs Of tins city.
One inquired Of the other. who Was juss
from town, what the news vas. The reply
was, "Old Abe IL deadi" On which The
other sxuisingiy exclaimed. '''Bully for him.
For the honor Of the American name, for
the credit Of our comwo< humanity, ws
would believe that those words did not mean
what they import. Great Godl Can it be
true that any human being can exuk over
the assassination Of sny man. much more
the chosen and ACKNOWLEDGED President Of
the Republic, while occupying the chair Of
Stats' Sincerely, anxionsly longing for an
end to these horrors, and unwilling TO say
or do ought to increase the bitterness Of our
sorrows, and in the exercise Of charity to
wards the race 20 which We belong, We with.
hold the name Of the man. .., ~ r.,,..
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FROM Thxrsd0v Esensngs Daily. APr. 20
ransrmi % Pressdeaa Liscoim.
Ot,umwa was s.d yesterday. Universally
cor Pc opls united with their coan,rynen ia
paying the last melancholy tokens ofres.
pset to our murdered Chief Magistrate -
Flags, drsped in mourning. were displayed,
and business houses and residences gene.
rally wore some tsksns Of the common ser
row. Places Of business throusho the
city we're closed at - u,., and rema iaed
closed until 2 p. m. At19 m. precisely the
Congregational bell commenced to'ling, and
|esnt'uued toliins for nearly an hour. 4
2 There wss Union meeting Of several
churches At the Methodist Church, the SER
vices commencing At IL. noon The house
wss denssiy crowded. many failing to get
adnittsncs. The room was tastefully deco
nted with tho Na.ionai flag, and spprcpri.
stely draped throughout the room. =
Addresses wsrs made hy Rev. s. Brown,
Of the Congregational Church. Rev. y. N.
NcElroy. Of the PrssbytsriAn. Rev. s. r.
Worcester. Of the Baptist. and Rev. W. r.
Cow!e., Of the Methodist. These addresses
were brief but happily expressed; al Of
then, doing fnll jnst'ce 10 the exalted char.
'acter and the eminent services Of the de.
ceased President to the country and hu.
manity, and charactsrizing in fitting terms
the damnabls deed which deprived him pre-
ma'urely Of life and his country of his ser.
vices At the head Of its affairs. OF course
cur limits viii not admit Of anything more
than brief notice OF these addresses ~
The exercises wers interspersed with mu
sic BY tie choirs Of the several churches,
md during the entire ceremonies. solsmnity
sat on tie, ,countenances of the large audi.
sncs. the silence being brcken only In one
instance. when Mr. Cowles was speaking Of
the influence Of slavery in causing the death
Of Abraham Lincoln. there Was at one point
slight applause, evidently involuntary on
the part Of the audience. ~" ..ss.t o.,
~ !.
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News OF the week.
RALEIGH. y C. .tulv o.
By Telegraph.

Inc Progress Of this city continue. to de-
nounce the reckless use of the pardonine
power IN North Carolina This m,splaced
ieniency. it says, is making the leading reb-
els OF the State who were daily receiving
pardons, still more defiant and disloyal than
before. Comprising the public men Of the
state they have all been designated as dele
gates 10 the coming State convention. which
BODY 1t Is known they will control.
These treacherous leaders who have been
pardoned through Governor Holden's recon-
mendauon, are now organizing in every
county. and openly assert that their par,y
IS strong enough to defeat Mr. Holden or any
candidate for Governor who fails to identity
himself with them. Gov. Holden drafted q
call for convention some time since. and
sent IT TO President johnson for his APPROX
al. Since then the opposition to an early
convention has assumed formidable proper
tons and is daily gaming strength
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GEORGE b. SMITHS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Hon the Probate
District OF Chittenden, s. l. Court, for the DIS
trict of Chittendeu.
To the h, rs and all persons interested In the esats
Of George b. smith ists u Essex IN said Dis
trict, deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS. application hath been made 70 this
Court in writing by the sdminisatriX Of the estate
Of said deceased praying for license and authority
20 sell the real estate OF said deceased, including
the reversion Of the widows dover therein, for the
payment OF debts, and charges OF administration,
and setting forth therein the amount Of debts due
from the said deceased, the charges OF sdministrs-
ton the amount OF personal estate and the situA-
ton Of the real estate.
WHEREuPos the said Court appointed and as
sign the 22d day OF August A D. 1865, at the Pro-
bate Court rooms, in sald District TO hear and de-
eide upon said application, and petition, and order
ed public notice thereof to be given 70 all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order. TO-
gether wththe time and place ofheating, threeween
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper, which circulates in the neighborhood OF
those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall be previous IL the day assigned
for hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore sad Court at the time and place assigned then
and there in said Court, to give bonds, rs the law
directs for the payment OF the debts, and charges
OF administration and make your objections to the
granting such license. If you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court rooms
T. Z. WALES. Judge
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NEW YoRK, Aug. !.

Wv IVHhf mug +
Cotton is quiet with sales at As. for mid
ling uplands
Flour-State and western ) al. Sales of
900 bbls State at a go. Round Hoop,
Ohio : Is ag.75. Western 6a7.30. South
ern Flour, sales 500 at 7.55 1925. Can
ala Flour. see lower, sales 300 at IS
900.
Wheat , Sc lower, sales unlmportant.
Corn firm. sales unimportant
Beef quiet. Pork heavy. SHES 900 bbls
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Wbiskey firm at . Is 20 per gallon:
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