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GENIAL Sur NAr has submitted 10 the Con nit.
tee on the Conduct oft the War, an eaboratoly pre-
pared report OF his proceedings In connection with
JoH>s1OSs surrender IN Norh Carol'n.. This q
.he first opportunity the public have bal 10 hear
sHRnsAr's side in this intsro sting question:, aud
iho report will DO much towsri cl'rtng the truth.
The claim ST. up by General snEEaaS Ia, that the
,itcuinstsnccs cx sting at the tmo o. the n,gotia.
mons, justified him IN the course which he pursued.
Ito sssorts that TIC couvcr.Ai n which be lad
with Prcsideni LtNcoLE ncar Petersburg, Tho AZ.
sursnccs given him hy sIAsroN NJ Savannah, and
his Correspondence generally with his superior
officers led him 10 believe :hsi he would be jus fed
IN treating rr,'irunrry with the rebels upon civil
questions, and With lhn belief Ne entered
into tho agreement which has crcntod 70 much
controversy. General sutkNAS argues HE case
witt the skill u a lawyer, AMI Il must lie con.
Ieasod that hs puts very different phase u. on Il
rom that which has generally teen soceptsd. lie
makes out good case flr himself and ~ tho pub
ic arc sitting in judgment ulon this question, It
gill undoubtedly wcigh strongly IN hi. favor.
secretary STANTON must now show cause" IL
reported that he ia engaged In preparing - state.
neni for he purpose Of vndca,ny himself from
be chsrg' preferred by General enRzxA,. and
an'I no has reco.yc1 hearing, the case must re.
main IN sleyAnc'. When 18th sides have been
1'N1' and tie evidence cNrcfully considered, the
public viii decide tho question upon its merits.
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was Jed. bnyis "A Party 10 the Asssis in-
linn.

TUE cvid'r &c thcited IN the Conspiracy uias
showing Ia JFrr. DAVIS feI e1ul,ant over the
death Of Pre- idont LINc5iS, ari tia, his only ro-
greet was n At ANDREW JouspoN and Secretary
s1f Sizes dil not share the same fate, will consu-
lH o strong crvumstsuual evidence against him,
an accessory 10 tho conspiracy. The only plea
which JEWS friends lave pretended 80 advance for
the p1rpose Of eVculpsung him r. IN the charge Of
| completely In the plot is, that he la dev7uts
| Chrstiau, so amisble gentleman, and purely
humane that his soul woild revolt ut such deed
that of assassination. This uil,uto to his virtues
sounds ve~y wol, and possibly iSnt hAvc some
wcfh' iorm.n'p public ,p!niou, ,o-ho contrary But
unfortunately lur JEgr hls record u cruelty during
The rebellion, and the uuEstal al Ic language which
Unemployed on hearing that toe wor < Of nssasfns.
non had been c'lecnally accumulated, outweishs
ne laulatoua u ms brother ira tors. Aman who
: VIII glo't over, or even ssnctor. ~ aishocal an
"' aa VIA. q SasAssnssou, "a morally guilty OF the
crime Now, n Jar DAVIS rcjoicsilat the con-
summation OF this crime-aud no s'uot Ge man
10 expose all Mat he foels-what ground has his
ir'eh1s Tor srgu.ng that he oouri not possibly be
guilty OF ~ dsstariy deedS The President
T stated In his proclamation that ther, = wasevdenc,
?. IN possession o'thc Government tn prove JIM
ksamps'S with 'bs plot, All the dss ,nss thai la
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The Government seems disposed 10 give foreign
nations an iukng OF the mst.morphos.s tbs, have
occurred in ourusvy during the last four ye.rs. ne
ore the war, our navy was the laughing stock Of
AZ Europe, and our tara received many "a stpy-
ng cut NJ the representatives Of = country ths,
.ould muster only two or thr.s dozen wooden
Iulks under the cognomcn ola "navy," Bat
things have changed" The Government . now
preparing 10 dispatch = fleet 10 the Mcditerr.-
sean consisting OF fifty Of our most approved var
','aels, including the Ir0na'les aud two doublo.
'urreied monitors NJ European nation has any.
Iths IA The naval line half az formidable As thes.
run monsters lat have so lately spruny into
ehce and their presence IA foreign waters will
fve those who i,rmcrly doriied aud scoilsd n, our
Snpro'ending navy, something of an idea Of our
present importance az naval power In ,h,s
;haage they viii see .a,fl - evidence Of "t ,vo,,
NE Yankees do things" lhat will make
mem open their sleepy eyes IN blank .s-
enlistment. Four years 400 there ,r.sbnr,Ilv
h'h'ra'a Government in Europe ha. did not hons,
navy superior to ours to-day VIC stand first on
he list and even tho equity London TINES ia
obliged to admit that 'thc American navy IL I'M.
mrp'tsod in efficiency" This expedition, which
under the command OF Admiral Coz psnoaot an.
'lll show the Europeans WhA. kind Of s.uif We are
made Of and It may tend to mako them a ltue
more respectful 1hAn they have hi,horto been to.
ssrd our Government.
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Nsv i~k- Wednesday, Nay 81, P.k.-The follow
ns we're tie leading quotations at the Gold Room
day Al 1890 A. " 1877 lo.4S, 1885,; II. 1885,
!, 1861 $50, 1917 3, 1874: 34j, 1917, ~,
i3Ts- Tho general stock market experienced up
yard movement, with considerable activity, the sd
vance being from :. to per cent. Government, -ers|
quiet aud steady. The loan market was easy bu,
fairly active at per cent, with transactions At
Commercial paper dull At isSL.. Sterling exchanges
was quiet this afternoon. Bankers bills quoted
at lO9',s Ito. On Change to-day Flour was heavy
and SC. loo. lover. Wheat quiet and very AIu-
Corn was scarce and lc. a &c better. Dat. we're eI.
cited and &c &c. better. port decidedly higher.
Beef ". steady. Lard was lover and whi.tey WI.
firm. Tomorrow will be observed a. a close holiday
In business circles. The stock Boards Gold Room
and Produce Exchange have adjourned over TO Fin.
day. The Banks will also be closed.
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II Is sts,ed that TIC soldiers II H,SoocS's " to-
ran corps VIII lie allowed To- retain their mus Is
and rifles as sourenys Of tho war. why no, ei
tend tAis compliment to all the soldier. We VEN
turr to say that tho Government couls hardly
confer . favor upon tho soldiers, that you'd 90
more highly ApprcclG.ol, tLsn shat OF p ,rmisston
70 carry to their homes the Guns which hey have
70 heroically carried throu, h tn war ~ soldier
.orus an attachment for his gun which civilian
cannot fully comprehend. Il wa. LH sole, compar-
ION on tie lonely picke. line, and possibly It saved
his life when the lurking enemy WAS COT passing
his death. In tho midst & baltic IL was Iis tried
and trusted friend, that never failod lin hen The
bead" wac drawn. 1arough the long IN arches,
IN tie hour OF hardship sud suffering. IL wa ever
with him, anu no now regards IL ss the II
With which 10 achieved tho decd. that call forth
the gratitude aud sdrlir ausn OF his cou nary men.
lie no" wants to take it home 30 show - M folks'
and those WHO are wa ting for him At the Nd home
stead are none TIE lee dcslrous g. SIC sui 70 ham
no ms wonderful ~ ece OF mechanism, with which
tic soldier boy fous 1t tho battles Of tis colur-y.
s'lll later when Cd soldier Of today shall have
drawn near the ia kva'!cy, when his children and
Htanich.ldfen ss u hover around him, whsk could
gave him ga sor pleasure than ~ point g. the ODD
anSi covered fire lock hanging upon its pes, and
"" the younrs" ~ how "gral'tuor l1usa the
rebels with in the great war. Let the elArers
have sher gun,
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ID AA.

CROWLEf-Qn Wednesday, NAY glsl Daniel
Kerry, ireland. f SNA""
hs relatives and friends are requested N a,tena
the funeral on Friday, June "a at Uico1k iron, his
ies4u.nee' 10 Warrington 81. 700
CAtFkEf-O Wednesday, May slAi Margaret,
uauehteI OF Terence and Catherine CatfTey Aled 4
ye1SLrs, months, and q days
Lno liends OF the family are respectfully invited
at'enn nc funeral from the Issiaencs OF her par
s sHts " ehs'Ies q, On Friday sflsrIoon, q, o.
"'~ $50
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HOW'LL Com anti MAlioay, ifte Secretary 'cf tho
rebe Navy Department. ON their way 10 Wash
ingtou, under the safe escort q Union gusrd.
Conn was BrcnANASn Secretary OF the Ttes sury,
aud while acting in that capacity ho' used h poe
ston to facilitate, aud promote the 1rk Of seces-
SION AMI rebellion. lie was actively conn ccied
with the war from the time Of its inc option until
the end, and figured somcwha: conspic uously- asa
military commander, although he nov, n schi'ved
any great success The position Of MAI .LoEr, AZ a
member Of the rebel Csbinct during lie greater
part Of tie war renders his arrest owe ! more i'm
por;ant than that - Corr. Neither OF these wor-
uiies has any tangible claim for lori 'ucy, both
having occupied prom. rent posiuonsiu, ac Federal
Government which they prostIiu'ed IN ihe iutor-
est Of treason. They are rcbcls of the rat cl.'t
and must take their places with the oho.- leading
insugators % treason
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been urged Jv DAVIS friends against this ACCUSE
ton, Las been founded upon bis alleged purity Of
character. How Jrrr' moral virtues can BE made
compatible with bis language respecting the
tragedy, is mystery, which eau be solved, n at
oil, only BY the forthcoming trial, Of the arch
traitor
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tbs Union and threw down the gage Of battle any
took the frst fort-Fort sumter-whicb was taken
q few days ago. uaughter.l The North seemed
20 be unwilling 70 fght they did not think We
would eight, aud 80 we thought Of then, but 10
our sorrow, we have found out different; hey
seem 70 spring up like mushrooms from a. psfs
Of the earth.
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EvRRY boy, every girl every man 10 disseminated
II he does not have fl associses. The true descrtp-
ton Of man or woman 10 that be or she 10 seeker
for friend.
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Proclamation.

WHEREAS, It has pleased the Divine
Ruler OF Nations. during the year which is
drawing TO a close, TO deliver our Land
from the horrors Of Civil War and sustain
us by the abundance of His mercies; and,
WHEREAS, The people of this State have
been blessed with uninterrupted peace
within their borders. with bountiful har-
vests, general good health, and an unusu-
al degree of prosperity; and,
WHEREAS. IT is meet that we, as Il Chris [
ian People, should reverently yacknowlcdso
our gratitude to God for His manifold
blessings. and humbly implore IA continu-
ante Of Divine favor;
THEREFoRE, I. William NJ Stone Gov
ernor OF til" State OF iowa, uniting with the
Chief Magistrate of our Country, do here
by, in pursuance Of a tilne-honored GUS
tom, designate and set apart .'..
Thursday the 7th day OF December next,
as a day Of THANKSGIVING and prayer. AhA
| do earnestly recommend, that all Serr1-
lar employment be Suspended on that day
throughout the State; that we assemble to-
gether in our accustomed places of public
worship and give thanks TO Almighty God
tor all Ills pierees and. goodness so gra-
cfously vouGhsafed unto us; thai the wild
ows and orphans Of the patriot dead who
gave their lives that liberty and the
Union might be inseperable,' be remem-
-bcred in our prayers: and that we invoke
the continued guidance OF Him who alone
can lead men and nations to prosperity,
peace. and safety 1900 '.t""' h.. |' n
- aaiven under iny hand and the
: l. : Great Seal Ufthe Stale OF Iowa,
~ this 18th day OF fSovember, \. d..
' 1865. '.' Wy. NJ. STONE.
Bv the Govarnor;Ij.T hnr aas,s..nE
JAMES WRGnT, Secretary of State. ...
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Inwa Items.

The store Of Charley TIesan was entered
during the absence Of Mr.. L. and a consid
erahle amount of goods appropriated
Il m17ol1 Tpoco5~f. q %" .t.. ."l...r.". ..'
HErt hPrARENT DR.. Barnes, n Driig-
@ist in Des Moines. was called to his door
in the middle of Friday night last, and
saw a man disappearing but on the door
step fine three DAYS odd male child. A
Lady was found to take charge of the
'stran ger.-Rcgistcr. - ..H.... ~.
A.man nanlnJ jameson. in Cincinnati,
wishing to cnrtail household expenses
adopted a novel mode to a affect this object.
He >issedrthc' servant girl one morning
when he knew Mis- jameson would see
him. Observation-Disclosures servant girl,
ald twelve ollars per month saved. r-
- Two FAMILIES PoIsoNED.-Mr.. T w
Eichclber"er. whilom local Editor or the
Nuscdine journal, calle | at our office
Yesterday. From him we learn that Mr.
Burton and family of Ottumwa. and Mr..
Donsvth and family of Agency City were
dangerously poisoned Yesterday from eat
ing cheese. Ii is.said that the cheese was
purchased in Ottumw Medical aid was
called, and at last accounts the unfortu-
nate persons We're considered out of dan
ger. We were not able to get any addi-
tional particulars.-Tf Eye,
SAD AcCtDENT.-A lad about II wears
old was accidentlH shot and Killed, on
"Wednesday last, near the farm ofJacob
Rown, miles east Of this place. It seems
from what we can learn, that the family
was moving west, and had stopped for the
night, and an uncle, in attempting to shoot
some prairie chickens on a neighboring
fence accidentally shot the boy. We did
not learn any names, or where they We're
from.-GUdTd.
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MARRIED-On Sabbath evening the
18th inst. by Rev. B. \. Spaulding at his
residence near Ottuntwa, MIR. CHARLES :.
W0op late OF Michigan, to Miss LoUIsA.C c..
FULLER, OF Wapello County. s.. ....a--r ..
At tho residence OF the Brides mother.
Nov. &th. 1865. by Rev. W 4 Nye. Mr.,
LEONARD KNOX, and Miss Mary ESAcK-
EFT. ... ."
BY the same Nov. 70 1865, at the resi-
drnce, OF Mr.. d. IL Itllinwood, IN Chilli
cothe, Mr.. JAMES T. lIiANp and Mrs.
MARrHhJ SEttR.
. On Wednesday, the 18th inst. nj tho res
idCnte of Tie IIridcs father: Mr. VIM. }
Ross Esq, by the Rev. J. II. NcE!roy,
Mr.. WILL c. Il0LDEN, printcr in the Gonr-
ier office, and late sergeant of Co. X. 2nd
Iowa init,,trv. and NJ Miss LOUISA s. Ross,
DOth OF tDtunl Wa.Fa'-f -rrfF rr's .'sn.r , E'
VIII, not content his march with Sher-
man to the SEA-, undertook II grand march
il, force himself, tbs. result y! which was
the capture OF the beautiful and ac-
compishca form he has just taken, pos
session Of, kp octirgn gninte pi2rtle suIigdine
expectations ct several lcQntpIrling parties.
bins mind was ''wen Justified when he
took his. march ION that line" and we
wish -hiia. and his bride 4 long and Happy
life. and that he may always latve a good
"bank," plenty OF "qtloiH,' "a "GOod case,''
and that he will try ---s every opportun-
cles,' and then he can bless his "*& with
the of"my. proof is taken and find it cor
rect
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How to Play Tricks.

; \ young man was studyinga at a college,.
One aiterItoon he waEkedNout with an IN
structor, and they chanced TO see an old
pair Of shoes by the side Of the path, be-
longing TO an Old man at work near by:
"Iet us have little amusement at his
expense" said the student. 'Suppose we
should hide these shoes, and conceal our
selves in the bushes to watch his pcrpIexi.
~ when he cannot find them. 90. &. '~ o.
u can lhink Of a better plan than that"
said The Instructor. "You are rich. Sup-'
pose you put Il silver dollar in the t1p OF
each of his shoes, and then we will hide.'n
f'he voting man did sd. The poor man
finished his work soon. and went itoput
on his shoes. You caii imagine his SUR
prise when he hestooprd down to take out a
pebble, ms he supposed; from thu toe, and
found bright silver dellar, and when he
found still another i'm thoi 1otiiarJ shoe, his
feelings overcame him; he fell upon his
knees, looking up to Heaven and nttering
"A long, iefvent Thanksgiving, in which he
thanked akind ProviIenee for sending
some unl>uown hairl to save from pcrish-
ing, his sick wife, and his children without
bread. Do you wonder that the yoang
man stood in his hiding place deeply affect
ed? Young friends, when you wish 10 en-
Joy real pleasure in witnessing the per-
plexities of others, see if yotl cannot, in
some way, initiate the student. ed TOO NJ
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New York, Nov. 14

| ~- Er FANClN L VI ~ N'N'
There is trouble in Maine on Canadiah
Fronteer, caused by u company of British
Marines crossing the border to arrest
some deserters. The men refusing to re-
turn, and the L. $. authorities refusing an
application to give them up, there was
danger of an outbreak. Hancock Corpse
has been ordered 20 the scene ofthe distur-
Dances. .......... ... ....
Hon. Preston King committed suicide
by jumping from the ILoboken Ferry
Boat, in a state OF mental alteration. Body
not found.
Bark Meridian from Marsailles hns been
put in quarantine. No cases of cholera on
board, hut was at Marsailles. .,,., g.. .r..
1854 bales OF cotton sold to-day at l9s to
SOC. s,... ,.'..... ~. r.... ...-.......-. 80.
/ Posts special SAYS the President was mt
3 a. m. to work on his message. Heads of
Departments are finishing their reports.
No official notification of adoption of Con
stitutionaI Amendments, by South Caro-
lima has been received. .
! DIR. Tyng's church was DESTROYED hy fire
this p. IN. Loss S3Oo,Od0. Insured 900.
, Con. Grant is to have il public reception
in New York. ... .... ..-es....-.......-.. =
. Gold closed nj li7l
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4 fST or LETTERS Remaining
Lunclaisne Tin thp.P Post 0faoe as ottumws, Iowa
on the 18th dsy Of Novernher, 1865.
"To obtain any Of these letters. thr srpiiean.
nnst call Tor ADyERTlssD LsSTEss give the date 81
thS;ist, and pay one cent scr advertising.
'If not called for wthin one month, they wifi be
semitic The Dead Letter OnIcs aA
aistters are not advertised untiithsy have re
raainsd In the otice one yeeh
Place sh postage stamp on the upper rght-hand
corner and leave space between the stamp and di@
rection for post-markins without interfering with
the writing.
an R-ARFQUEsT for the RETURN Of a letter to
the writer II unclaimed within 30 days less, writ
ten or printed with the writer's name, Post Once
and state the lefs hand end of the envelope.
the face side, will be complied with At the usual
a-liyered to the riter, Sec. 2S, Law of 1868 "
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. Died, at Tcwisburg. Arkansas, Oct. 18th.
1865. OF Typhoid Pneuinonia. Capt. Il.
c. p. Armstrong. ofCo. NJ, 9th Iowa Cav,
aged 30 years It" was buried 1T thittlp
Rock. Capt. 4. was IL gallant and very
popular officer. and iS,miversally iamcnt-
ed bv all who knew him. He was a broth
er OF Mr. WIN. Ia .s1iilstrou@, Agent ofthe
ID. ". V. II. II. OF his city. .. ,-,.-.
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Rsvel rvsora Resolved Supervisor
Shi@ eh Tqsenshfp be
t9ntuta !i4 ward required SUI
ff3rsr ma ana bridge fnd
a9 Gpt ii exp
the roof from the sides o sa stae ny N aaeof a aae

Supervisor e 7 Neville reported relief
orders issued by him from June a 1865, to
Nov 1865. to the amount of SI5 also Su-
perviscr Warden reported orders issued
by him from J June LIST, TS65, to Nov yember,
1lth 1865, TO the amount ofS54.
Report received and orderedto be placed
on file. -rs,aeIr e'yo;hl.2 4
On motion it was ordered that each Su-
pervisors who made report oforphan chill
dren to the clerk be allowed the sum of 81
per day for said services rendered and
, that the clerk issue orders for the same.
The following resolution of VIM Cloyd
was adopted. 9 7 .r. .. .. 20 = .
BE it resolved, that a committee ofthree
heapponted to examine the claim Of Mr..
Norris and report TO this board at its next
session Supervisors Cloyd, Iedricll, and
| Monroe were appointed. q fn..s.. ss.. ..'f
On motion the clerk was authorized to
issue to Mr.. Wnf., Downev,g u warrant or
warrants to the amount of 81, SIG, 81 being
the amount due. said Downy, ION ind re-
ment obtained! in the District court of VAN
Rureu county, Iowa. aoainstthe COUNTY. Of
Wapello and further that lie be authorized
To issue warrant for the anount of the
amount ofthe costs in said salt 1pOn the
official certificate Of .therclerll of said Van
Bnrcn county, showing the.amount of said
cost. -:". .mnt.3' IL! F'H. 2.h CD ..G. '..
| ON motion tho following accounts were
allowed bv fhn board il. fnr.I ....t...- ~
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j dTH FCT y tTUTN VUVtT",
.5slT8 W3l. II. .ELMENDORF.

TIE SOLDIERS VorE,-The Des Moinns
Register has the soldier vote upon the
State Ticket. 1t is as follows: Stone III,
Benton 607, Cue 773, Hamilton 465, Wright
75s, TrimbIe i23, Fsiville S25, Sennett 425.
The continuance of these Iowa reg-
meiits in the service--a matter over which,
of course, Governor Stone has no control
has probably much to do with the dispar-
ity between his own vote and the remain.
der of the ticket. - .s."av
The vote of the first Iowa Cavalry is
Stone l65, Benton 73. p aas@1a3.9 a"se uss
.ya
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ESTRAY HORSES-Taken I'M hy

ESTRAY HORSES-Taken up hy
L sanu.i q. Gilis, liyingin Pleasant township,
Wapeiio county, Iowa, on tile LIST day of Nov emb r,
1863, five head of Horses, described as follows
One Sorrel Mare supp ed to be eight years old.
with wart on left side Of neck, little white in
forehead, and white snip on nose, and has suck
ing colt, bay co,er, white hind feet, also left fore
foot white. One Bay Horse supposed to be six
cld blind in left eye, white streak in orehe sma
spots on neck, supposed TO have beer caused ny
collar left hind foot white. One Dark Iron Grey
Mare, supposed I, be five years old, spotted grey
and white. One Blac yesrling Horse Colt. hind ieet
white, left tort foot white star in forehead Agpras.
sd AZ follows sorrel mare S3 sucking colt $50; bay
horse SSh; iron grey mare $i06; black yearling colt
80; before " am Brown, Justice Of the Peace.
't. -#. " l.. 81. COOLEY, Clerk ~
Ncy. Is, Is65-w2t l-... a.. District Court.
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Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus. -
zone of the few, the immortal names
'.That was not born 10 die. AIIuttcck.
Sold everywhere.
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NlnlSIpF.
Two French frigatrs arrived at Nocchia,
for troops, now corr esnncing the evacta-
ton of Holstciu and tn ne conveyed that
'Schieswig he incorporated into Germany,
and that the confederation pay all eXpeh-
scS Of the late Danish war.
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UHERIFFS SALE

NIIERIfFS SALEa"ar0ang aga To-
~ BY virtue OF an Exrcation to me directed is-
sued by The Clerk Of the DisTict Cou, OF Wapello
county, State Of Iowa, have fevfcd upon and i'll
expose 10 public sale at the front door of the Court
House, in said county the following described real
estate o-wit situated IN said county and state: si
/ The North East Quarter oftha south West Quar-
ter oi section seventeen, QI) Township seysntytvo
(l2)i;ange twelye,(l2). 'f>i'HHa 90. HaIit.F''. FN
Said sale win take place the Cd day fof Decem-
ber, 1868, bet Seen the hours of O'Clock a. and
"A O'Clock p. IN commencing at l o'clock p. IN. y
The said prop srty having been taken the suit Of
Exc cation t*to 0ol forty dollars Interests and costs
Sherins oihce, ottunwa, Town, Novels, 1a653 D,
l., Ga; DLRHY, sheriff of Yapsl 70 Co. Iowa
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,ENSTRAY, STEER-Taken up by
IL John II. Mcdowell. living In Pleasant town.
shi o. Napello county, iowa, on the lat day OF No
yeaber, 1861 one Dark Brndle Steer, suppose I o
be one year old last spring two small white spots
he forehead, some white the belly, a Ion g
white spot on the left flank and stine and the bush
OF the tail white Appraised at $40 before s. #. Po l.
lock, Justice OF the Peace. I'M COOLEY,
8. Nov l6, lS65-w2t Clerk District Court
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NEWARK, NEW JERSEY,
= 70. lliteu States.
49,. Nov. 9th, 1860.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-16

taenrvN'Townshjp whS accepted 0pd
Joseph Myers ofsaid Township was APP
pointed to fill said vacancy, and Joseph
Myers being present took and subscribed
the usual oath.
On motion, Thursday. was set for final
hearing of the roa>l petition of J. w. DIX
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-11-16

the sum cf. tbirty.cWht aqounds IN gold
supposedfYjs,e f64Ssi,e purposr Of Fenion-
ism. lie sItateas thnt'to returned to Ire
land TO srss an i,sle apd intended shortly
yo,seprlst6 Anaerica. Ife wos remanded
So tirtlasr i,,l irY. -
'Ths Itstiauie eetionsm highly fav-
ora hii t ID l3,sepranient.
.tseheraf Ii-a,posesefis is appointed Papai