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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
INCOME AND LICENSE TAX

KENENUE,
Collectors Office, Fourth District, Iowa, /
ottumws, July IL, 1865.
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons indebted to
ths United states for Int@rnai Revenue Tax In Wa
peot county Iowa that the taxes ass essed In the
Annual List 1865 ara now due, and that will in
person or by deputy attend to receiving the same al
all business hours, at my othcs In Ottumwa until
the slst day Of July, 1863 and on all taxes In said
Llst OF PAID by thai timr there will be charged ad
W. IF. COWLEs
Collector Fourth District, Iowa.
July IL, 1s6S-ftw-lwd
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

The vacant Supreme Jndgeship, it il said,
lies between Horace Maynard and John j.
Speed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
Cleveland !

OIVVeIaNd, July Is.
Governor Brough had very serious re-
lapse last night. He is somewhat better
to-day but very ill.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

A Democratic State Convention has been
called 10 meet at Des Aeinss, August lItn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
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OTTUMWA, IOWA.
June 2, ls65.-lO-l7
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

NEW loTk. july 10.
The Tribune's special says, we are able
to state by authority that the families OF
jeff. Davis and c. G. Clay retained emil
nent and loyal advisers as early as the
middle of May last, to appear whenever
the Government shall think proper to or
der the trials of those State prisoners. The
senior counsel is gentleman of whose
prominence atthe bar there will be no ques-
ton when it is thought proper to announce
his name. Any reports, therefore. (which
may appear from time to time i'm different
newspapers as to efforts made on behalf of
the prisoners by persons representing
themselves as their counsel, or engaged in
their legal service, may be Safely regarded
as unauthorized by the parties chiefly con-
cerned.
The following decision has been rendered
by Attorney General Bowden, of Virginia.
Richmond, Va, July IA, 1865.
To Hon. Il. III. Pierpont, Governor OF yir-
ginia: -..'. -
SIR:-Your note of the 18th inst, inaui-
ring whether persons who hold offices UNI
der the so-called Confederate or any rebel
lous State government, are eligible to
county offices, has been received. My
opinion il that suchpersonsa are not eligible
to any constitutional offices. The.first Sec
ton of article third Of the Constitution
provides that no person shall vote or hold
office under this Constitution who has held
Office under the so-called Confederate gov
eminent, or any rebellious State govern
ment, or who has been member of the
so-called Confederate Congress, or q men,
bsr OF any State legislature in rebellion
against the authority Of the United States,
excepting therefron county officers. There
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

SoRcHo SUcAR. Alter experimenting for
five years. says the Missouri Republican,
Mr. Robert NJ Moore. Of bloomington O
Illinois. hss discovered method Of crys.
isliza,ion. BY which the syrup from Impnee
ard Chinese sugar cane cen be advantage
ousIy reduced 90 sugar. Sugar from sorghum
hss heretofore been produced on email
scale. but no success hss attended the Effort.
to msnufsciuve u extensively. and 10 bring
Il into mrke, q ressonsbls prices Durirg =
the past year Mr. Moore hss made sbou,
600 pouncs o. sugar. sad samples oi il show
il 10 be Of very good qssli,y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

IL Henry Water Davis, 10 HE speech
II the house At Washington on The % inst.
gave two concise definitions u 4 military
court. which We append:
IL i not court q aIi, but IN unlswfuI
combination Of trsspassers, usurping the
of court. guilty. o. : crime. snd
mol exercising soy authority. A
military commission oi officers too worthless
Ior field service, ordered 70 ~. and osgsn.
zsi 70 convict"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

TAKrss II LlTKRALLx.-"Fssher. 7 thi *
ysp go fs IN the pulpit 10 dsy." ssid
li',Ie son q clergyman. "why. wh.s d
you meant You said, ..Ons word more.
nd have done" Then you went on and
sid great many more words. 1ns people
expected you'd leave oG cause you proaised
them Boa 90 dida's. snd kept on pfsscll.
Jog iosg while after The time ~ss up"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

Coop SEssE A philcsopher was once
consulted as 20 the best method of destroy.
ing cne's snems. and he gave Tor an an
s~rr: .Sisss hsm your tr~ndr Red Or
oIsrk Republicans vii plcsse make note
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

PREcccrous CHiLD -"Tommy, my son
what are you going 10 do with that clubr
"Send i TO the editor Of course"
But VIA, are you going 10 send !, to The
Ieciior for!v
Cause he says u any bsdy will send him
: club, he will send them copy Of III.
paper"
The mother came very near fsin,iag, bu,
ressined Consciousness enough 10 ssk:
But. Tommy cssf. what do you suppose
he wants OF : elubr'
"weII. ! don't know" replied The hopeful
uschin. "unless ii's 10 knosk de wn shose peo.
PIE whs, Won't pay what they owe him \
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

SfscuLAR PRAYEk.-A minister while
NPrsying The other day. got Of the following,
~''s reference % inssmpersncs among Off
Gers. civil and military:
%. Lord. may intempsrssce cease ia the
'sndi EspecisIly may !, cease among Off.
ssrs, but. 0 Lord. II they are determined 10
80 drunk 10 spite Of ~ the wssni, q 10 The
co0travy. We beseech Thee not 20 Der smit
sbem sll 10 gsi drunk q one time"
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

Fev Distriri. Circnif, or State. n.
From Harpr''s M.g,zine.
Driving Home the Cows.
sDut OF The clover and blue.eyed grsss.
lie turned them 'n'o the river lane;
One sher another he let them pss.
Then fastened the meadow bars again.
Onssr the willows, and over the hill.
lie psiienhy followed their sober mace.
The merry whistle for once was still
-Aad something shsdo~ed The sunny face
Only boy! end his fsther hid sid
ne never could lei his younges, 20.
already were lying dead,
Under The Ieet oi the tram ling foe.
M s''sr the svening work WAS done.
AID he 's"ss we're .ouJ in the meadow
sssmp.
ovef h's shoulder he sIunr his Gun
And 'ieslihily followed The ioot- path dsn
'Aer"ss The clover and through the whsst.
""h resclu's hssrt aud purpose prim,
Though cold was The dew - his hurr, ing fe..
And the blind bats friing star.i him
Ths'r" sinre then hsd The lanes see. wbi,.
ard the orchard sws~i vim spple bl,,,.
A"d "ow, ~hen the cows c.,a- mask =, n;,g,,
The 'eehle 'ssnsr Drove ,i,rm hume.
Fcfhss- h'd come n ~ loncly i,rm
Tnss 'hrrr were Iyi, .vn~rei~o \ hsli isi..
so ~. 80 man's ,rs's.n-ai.. psisies ann
Could neser iraa " o.. again.
ne 'ummrf dsy grew con, md ia,e.
h-S"ni ~ the co1s when hi. w.rk
don. !.
h"' da~" 'h- lsne. a. he opened III 49,
ne -aw them e.mrg one by yoe.
D''"d's. E"orv. soerkIr. end Bee.
S"sk'ng her horns 20 the evening wi.a:
f"rpi"g the hu''er-cups onr ~ ~. 1ras.
Sai who was !, following close bes,ndr
Loosely swung IN the idle sir
Tie empty sleeve Of army blue:
40 worn sud pale, frem ,he ,r,socy b.i
s'ooxes out lace that the fsiaer knew.
ros Scuth~rn prisons viii sometimes yswn
And ysrrd tseir dead un,o life sgsrp;
And the dsy lhst comrs win . cloudy 49, I.
u golden glory =, lsst may w.nr.
The great tears sprsng to their meeting ev.-
Fw The heart must epsak when The Gn.
ere dumb.
And under The silent snd evening skies
Together they followed the cs,,Ie home.
-----s>e>.-
aFfr.-One of our exchanges says q lady
VI srfnsment ssat the editor the following.
With the nquesi 10 publish. hoping IL would
do some good.s We guess there are son.s
such "pe,,v 10 these parts:
ny husbssd dsesmt-he dreamed pleasing
dream,
Fos sonny smiles across bic face did bean !,
ne osesmt Of me, for Oft he murmured ..Pe,,"I
! pressed him 10 my hesst-ciose, closer vel.
10 drink into my ear the precious word
Aiss! u wse PEr-ro le-um 4 hesrdi
SINGULAR PRAyEk.-A u,sais,er while
49, - I.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22
a w.sAs KILLS IIrs BaorHsa rs.LAw

'~" --'-.~' 4AEh y ~ plnEA IN LAW.
The southern part 81 Mscon County. In.
nois. i reported 70 have recently been The
scene Of sn occurrences almost worthy Inc
pages OF romance. A soldiers wife from
inst vfcinity, vent 70 Dscsrur. . few d.,s
ego, 20 Oh, ~ from The Express cfice PACK.
age con's'ninE tour hundred colirrs. which
hsd been sent 70 her BY her husband. b..
ING unsbls TO prose her IDENTITY. she Va.
nnsbie % cbtsin the money, but suh-4aaen.-
ly returned with her bro,her.in-lsw. ~h..
furnished The required proof. returning
'oms me woman retired 70 bed. placing the
psekare under her pillow. when, some rim-
dcr'ng The night q man entered her cham
per.by breaking open the door. and demand
I'd The money. There bring fi-s 10 th4
fireplace st he time. sufficient TO light The
room, he woman thew the pseksgs On ths
n 'of. and as the ruffisn stopped down 10 MEX
\ 10. che delt him blrw with The poker ~,
"roke his neck The neighbor- were o. ~.
a. srd. on washing the dead man's fsce
me robber proved g b. her brother.in-isw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

-DFs's 'fA-"-A :ivus o%gro, while ssv
lag race At the ,ab =, not cnly used 10 .sk
(. blessing on siihe hsd upgn he board r.,
sonId slso petition TO have some o~6nue
Dish supp:led One day /, wss kno~n thss
Calc Was 9Dt OF porlfo.s. sn8 susyecsine
mat ne would pray tor The sm- = d,nner.
: ~sg provided hin-rlf Wna small me.~-
nre NJ m vegetables md stole under the
Aihdas, near ~nlch stood ihe l,blr 81 our
s~iotru chri-nsn. Suun Cato drew % :
ch-ir and mm-ncei:
''O msssa Lord. ALL DIV in 4, provident
kinonrss. conc.scsnd 10 brrss .v'sytinp
'-fore -; sad be pleased 20 stow upon us
just lev taiers--and al dr praise. s."-(Here
,he potatoes were dashed upon The tsbis,
5rrskin. gIa'-- and ups-iiing the mus,srd
po') .Dsu.'- em. na.sa LYrd.' said Csro
lo.k'rg up With surprise. ..Only is.s III
EN- down lsliie easi-r next time.'
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A MEncRAFLs bay IN UTAH- Sunday.
Jsn. 22 4. Was . mrmorsoie day 10 U,sh.-
On tbai day Cnri-,isn sociery wss ofgan
I'D snd services held under 'he shadow o,
the Mormon Temple. greatly 10 Brigham
Ynuls's wrs,h Gen. Cspnor. . Catholic
hin-eii y determined rha, religious Ibert,
shall exist there. and Ne hs- The power and
the spunk q enforce his sie~s. Tie Sill
L.ke vicet-. daily psper also under his
projection, lays shout is blows win per-
fret ioo-eness. It's terrible II orn 10 ito
MOrmons. cut the commander iosists upor
ireedom cf The press a. vel ss religious
Ioeny. The leading Mrmsns have threat
ensd 10 tear down the buuse q any one Who
hsrbvrs s"gentIle.' eut iAsy dare not carry
heir threat into execution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

a no'aele miracle has just been perfornel
here. which may b. regarded % one Of lh
~espoos with ~hish the church chooses I,
sssrr' its power and ne nights. The Pin
cess Oiescslchi has long been suffering IRON
what vas pronounced 10 &c internal cancer
On the morning Of The Ausrtisn bali h.,
death appeared 90 imminent that several y
our grand ladies' hsd almost resolved not 10
be present. The princess. however. why i.
Pole, most excellent md devoted LADY
sent 10 the PopeSsauesiiog his nsefcrssion.
lis holiness Offered op prayers tor tie priu
cess. through the medislw Of 81. Chssoao-
nur' who has most magnificent church in
me Trss'ev@re. Tie princess recovered
and instead of being placed in her ca fin. 90,
into her csrriage, drove 10 the Vsticaa. ssu
the p@pe. who WINS st dinner, aud thanked
ne holiness for 'he cure. Tbs miracle /,
ne event Of the day Letter from Rome.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
Reorganization Of Virginia

Thinking that some Of IL readers
may be interested in knowing the posi-
ton occupied by the more intelligent
and able men of southwestern Virginia,
we publish this morning a speech deliv-
cred at Stanton by Hon ALES. Il. H.
STUART. one day last week. IL serves to
show the disposition OF the people of
that section, and betokens an honest de-
sire On their part for the restoration OF
law. Similar movements are taking
place, or Will soon take place, all over
Jrthe Southern States, aud we venture the
ii prediction that the next fourth OF July
l. will see civil government re-establishfd
in all the States East of the Mississippi,
A proper disposition on the part OF the
general Governments is ah that is needed
to rsstone tranquility and good order
throughout the South, and we have good
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
DIED;

On Wednesday evening, MAJ 18th. Mr
JAMES CARPENTER Of this city, in the a6tt
year Of his age. 81
The funeral viii take place this thursday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at the residence Of hi.
brother, Mr.. John Carpenter. North aside of Cen.
tire street, between Sixth and Seventh. The
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

ON will pursue a wise policy in this re-
gard. His Republication of the SUMNER
ard STEVENS theory gives assurance
that the civil governments of the South
ern States will be recognized with all
their former rights and immunities, the
act of secession and all laws made in
pursuance of it being deemed null aid
void.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
Municipal Election.

Municipal Election.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE;
Il WHEELING, w. Va, May a6, 1866.
THE VOTERS OF THE C1T1 OF
places, on
THURSDAY, MAY 25th, 1865,
For the purpose of electing a Municipal Judge
for this city, to serve for four years:
First Ward-At the Hose House.
Second Ward-At the Old City Hall.
Third Ward-At the Court House.
Fourth Ward-At the Hose House.
Fifth Ward-At the School House.
Sixth Ward-At the usual place Of holding
elections.
Seventh Ward-At the usual place of holding
elections. Fl. F. FEENY, City Clerk.
myls-2t
(Staats Zeitung copy | time)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

would be inflicted him. took club from behind the
counter. whereupon Thomas drew revolver threat
ened to shoot; and as Muller was coming from behind
the bar Thomas ared him the ball taking effect in his
left thigh passing clear through IT, INJECTING danger
Gus wound Thomas and his companion then fed
towards the Bowery, bus the cry OF "Po,cei" being
heard, oncer German. OF the Fourteenth precinct
started IN pursuit. and succeeded In arresng the
panon Of Thomas The prisoner was taken 10 the sta
ton house and gave his name Thomas Goodwin. He
rs twenty one years Of age, born 10 this city, and
formerly member OF the Fortieh (Mozartl regiment
New York Volunteers. He committed TO await tho
result OF huilers injuries. Tho police have a minute
description OF the person who fired the pistol aud
using vigorous efforts to arrest him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

The Way TO do It-suceess or she Plan
subscriptions Received, 30.

the Way 20 do It-suceess or rhe Plan
Subscriptions Received, 30.
MR.. HEIsERs SONS LETTER.
10 ras EDrroR on rus HERALD
OvvIcs o. HENRY A. Hxas.a's Sons, BAsxrRs,l
kEw YoEx, May "a, 1885.
Your suggestion io yesterdays HERALD tbst the
tiona debt DO paid OF by hundred and nfty thou
sand subscriptions OF twenty thousand dollars each
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but in the end direcs saving the way OF taxes As
you put down your name for the first subscriptions and
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SUBSCRIPTION.
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jeff. Davis Incarceration in
Fortress Monroe.
bis Guards Forbidden to Address Him
on Any Subject Whatever.
STEPHENS In FORT WARREN.
Sc, &C.. sc.

Indictment OF JEFF. Davis for Treason.
WASHINGTON, May rs, 1866.
The Grand Jury Of this District has found true bill
OF indictment for treason against Jefferson Davis the
cnief OF the late rebellion He will be brought here
and put upon his trial as soon as the attendance of the
witnesses for tho prosecution can be procured.
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IRA PERRoO n SONS
IN THE TrRi.p.
IN THE FIELD.

The old and kHewn deaies every
scriron 0cncfnens Fusnishne Goods 20 the
resident and pubic thai they added their
business department. Zoe the ssis Of hrst slss Ready Made
Clothing, and have prepared and exhibiting well
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m the aud most tashionsbe styles consisting In part
OF Fine Suits Fsncy Business Snts Plain business
suits Walking Coat sacks ssck,ees Jscaus,,ss Ae
colorsd Claths Maltops, Linens &a, &C.
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Roysl Havana Lottery.--Gold Paid for
prtses Infor~aton fursshed highest rates paid foss
doool'sn' A'a II Yins ' 20 ana s ss "a wal. street,
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A.-"Whito's Patent Lever Truss" Cures
Rupture radically No pressure the back Light clean
and easy Motion n inward upward.
GREGORY 4 CO, 600 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Ask for Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
RESTORER AND DRESSING.-They act upon the rootst
producing rapid growth and life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

Address. to SmOkers.-POllak q Son.
Meerschaum Manufacturers. 692 Broadway near Fourth
Pipes and Cigar Holders at ren cut 70 order boiled
mounted with silver and repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

A.-Important to Soldiers.-Gents' All
Wool Suits $l8 Boys All Wool Suits, %. at l. " BRO
KAW'S, "a Fourth avenue.
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Clarendon Hotel,
win b opened the reception Of guests juno l.
CHARLES T.. LELAND, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26

A.-DalIey's Magical Pain Extract0r
Rheumatism and Piles Depot IS Liberty street. Y