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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-28
NEWS.

One of the most imposing displays ever
Witnessed IN Boston took place on, the 22d,
ForeIather's Day. Two hundred and fifty
hattie flags, worn and soiled, escorted by
3ooo officers and soldiers, were presented
to the Commonwealth. Gov. Andrews re-
ce'ved the precious deposit, and delivered
an eloquent address on the occasion.
The remains Of President Lincoln and
his children were removed from the recep-
ton vault, at Oak Ridge Cemetery, SPRING
field, to new vault the site where the
monument is to be built on the 2lst. Rob-
ert Lincoln was present.
Advices from Richmond. Va. represent
the people there in high state Of excite
ment from apprehensionso of ne gro insur-
rection during the Holidays. Tho Rail-
road to Danville has stopped running un-
til Januery 5th. The apprehension was
believed to be u1lfounlet.
The Supreme Court of n. ", rendered a
verdict of 225o,Oo0 against KetchumtS Son,
in favor of the Union B INK, on the Oh.
Henry Wilson, tho murderer of Devoe
was hung at Gennesen. n. Y, on the 22d
Tive Southern members elect to Congress.
leaving one member Of the delegation to
represent them before the sommittee of
Congress, have gone home.
Chicago merchants lost goods tn the
amount ofsS0, 900 Mt the Great Michigan
Central Depot fire at Detroit some weeks
ago. The Merchants Dispatch, by which
line they were being transported, refuse to
paw the loss, on tn, ground that tho Con-
trail Company will not pay them. The
| fire was caused, it is alleged, by the caro-
lessness ofthe Dispatch Company. The
loosers are about instituting a suit tn re-
cover the amount. Did any Of our mer-
chants loose goods by that fire? ...
DR.. John Evans and Jerome Il. Chatter
have been elected y. 8. Senators from the
new State of Colorado.
Fortv-nine Chronometers were found on
the Pirate Shenandoah. This indicates
the number ofOur vessels she destroyed.
Hon. James F. Wilson, ofthe First Dis
trict, this State, has added greatly to his
previous brilliant reputation, and is re-
ceiving the universal commendation ofthe
press. for inaugurating and triumphantly
carrying through several of the m ,st i'm
portant and timely measures of the pres
emf session Of Congress.
The Small Pox has broken ont Mt Abba,
hut the Union of that place says reports in
regard to it are exaggerated. The disc use
was contracted at the funeral ola Mrs.
Hardness. Some Is persons are down with
it, but most Of them recovering, according
to a statement of Dr.. Cousins in the Ui,ion.
A sufficient number of States having
ratified the amendment to the Constitution
abolishing slavery throughout the United
States, and the President having issued
his proclamation announcing the fact, "the
sum of all vilanies'' ceased hencefnrth and
forever to disgrace the land of the free and
the home of the brave.
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A New Volume. The illustrated Phren-
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to Student. The Wolf an1 the L,u.n.
The Lion and the Mouse. The Ass and
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Are You posted rs TO the peculiar pro-
perties Of Phalon's "Night- Bio oming Ger
eus?'' It's fragrance is the imprisoned
breath ofunwithornd tropic blooms, sns-
pended in the purest me lium ever used to
fl and cnncent rate anv perfume. It ia
the most indelible rs we'll as the most
soothing and enhancing ofall delicious
odors. Sold everywhere.
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ITS COMMERCIAL NEWS

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twelve hours in advance of its morning
contemporaries. ii brings the news of the
Chie:'Snlnarket transactions to the West
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the city.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

The tax payers of the city of Ottumwa
will please take notice that now have tho
tax list and book for the Road. City and
Poll tax, with the city Of Ottumwa, and
that Win hereafter be attendance at the.
Mayors Office, over Samuel Gossage's
Store in Ottumwa, for the purpose of re-.
ceiving said tax until the 1st day of Janu-
ary, 1893, after which I shall proceed to,
buy and collect rs prescribed by law.
I. l.. M1LLIGA.M
City Marshall and Tax Collector.
SS-T-2w.
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THE JOURNAL

Is now. rs it always has been, the friend
and advocate of human rights and popu-
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ BY virtue Of special Exrcutron 10 me direc-
'esrhy the Clerk Of the District court nf wapel,,
county, State Of Iowa, commanding me to sell ,hs
property hereinafter described. as bv a decree of
said Court directed. viii expose to sale Al public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash In
han1 at the front door'of the Court House. IN Wan
clio County. Iowa, the 18th day Of January 1885,
brtween the hours Of O'CLOCK 4. NJ AMI o'clock p
NJ, commencing mt 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, Of said day.
the following Real Estate to-wit: =.
Ten acres OF Of he south end Of the north.west
quarter ofthe northeast fractional quarter ~ sec-
ton No. (D fou township (72D seventy tw,, range
CID west also the southwest quarter ofthe mort,
east quarter Of section Ne f1four, .ownship (1e)
seventy two. range (ff}west and the west half Of
lot No. ~ our, section ca foar township (T3) sew
entytwo. range H. ourteen, wet eighteen acres)
County, Iowa,
Taken by special Execution directed IS the
property Of William Buckley. J to satisfy said
ecmtion In favor Of William Buckley Sr, and against
william Buckley. Jr. for the Of 800 seven hun
dred dollars aad interest and costs.
G. A. DERBY, Sheriff.
or wapello county. Iowa.
sherihs ONCE, Ottumws, Iowa, Dec, 10th, 1853.
3S-l1-iw.
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II is announced that Brig. Gen. Fitz
Henry Warren, Of this State, has been
brevetted Mlior General, and that he
will not go to Guatemala until after he
mssting of cur Legislature, before which
ne il a prominent candidate for the U. s.
Senate. . ... s. ...r
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Landon Van Sickle
Lawler, Margaret
Morrow. John
McGee, VIM
Mctireggor, james z =
Moore, John
Mckinley, Elizabeth
Miller, Vim q
Martha, BERNARD
Noursc, r +
Neff, La " Jane
Pearson, e
POlgmann. Julius
JShurkey, Jahlos
Shepherd, jane
Spurgeon, S w
Smith, July
Stockton, job $
Sawyer, VIM
Smith, Henry
Thompson, W III
TAYLOR, Ellen
Wright, o )
Walls, John
Wilkins, Henry
WOrrell. Louisa
West, r ii
v. NORRIS. p. NJ.
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The Circulation Of The Journal

Affords an excellent opportunity for adj
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States. Both its daily pditions-nne pub
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the Northwestern States. It's circulation
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er than during any proceeding vcar Of its
publiration-and it is constantly increas-
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MARRIED.-At the residence Of John
Browne. ESq., on the Goth inst. by Rev.
]. M. Chamberlain, Oscar NJ. CARPENTER
and Cornelia g. Browne DesMyines Reg
lister. 80 o.. .' ...." ..s
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Sc IL cmE. A.p

az any other establishment csn. Air he asks n fee
purchasers to examine his stock before hstydgr AZ
he Is certain he can give satisfaction to ait buyers
Ouumwa, Sept. l6, lS65--d,f
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" T.. WARDEN.

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Gen. Grant is going to the Rio Grande
after the holidays.
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State OF Iow,l I'm the County Co IT Of said
Wapelo County ','"unty, January Term, 1860,
To George Custer, William Nelson. Eliza J. Stan
ton, A. J. Stanton, her husband, Jonathan Mel
son, Lucy Ann Nelson, Elizabeth p. Adams, and sl-
nantha F. Adams.
You and each Of yon her eby notified that there
Is now on file In thu ofh:s ofthe County Judge Of
said county, the pet ition If the anders gnei Adj
m inistrxtor OF the estate NJ Martha J. Custer,
rlaim ing that tie personal property Of said deceas-
ed 10 insnfhcien' 70 pay the debts and charges
against her estate, and asking authority and per-
missi0n from said Court to selltne " of the n "
OF section (29) twenty mine, and the 4 Of the
n eA OF section l3a) thirty, 10 township No (73)
seventy three, North Of Range No 40 fourteen
West, and apply the proceeds the payment OF the
debts and charges against said estate.
And unless you appear At the'of6ce ofsaif County
Judge IN Monday the LIST day OF January 1865, and
answer and defend against said petition, the prayer
thereof will he granted and said Administrator
thorzed to sell said land according the prayer
said petition,
Nov. 1865-39-i7-4w
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There will be meeting OF the Stock
holders of the First National Bank of OF
tumwa on Friday, January Both, 1895. for
the choice of Directors for the ensuing
year. j. Is, FIELD, Cashier.
Ottumwa, Dec. 18th, 1865.
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Blight, w III
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Burns, Isaac 2
B; ack ford, John NJ
B;irnes, j n
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Capps, ID X
Conover, Il III
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Cousins, Lucinda
Collins, Dennis
Davis, Washington
Day, john ..
Doilarhide, William
Elson, Michael
Evans, David
Gint.y, NJ MIR
Gruwell, Benedict
Clearinghouse, D;ivi,
Grant, Jane
Hales, John
Hughes, Mathew
Harris, V G.
Haywood, N w
kunes, Melville
j, Y
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Soldiers

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are notified that am acting as agent for procuring
Pensions, Bounties and other claims against Tho
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unles,
claims allowed. n. J. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 1, lS6i-tf OttuMWa Iowa
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

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Wholesale and Retail. Can and see
large assortment OF Se:h Thomas C1otIks con.
sta n.ly on hand.
NCNANAKRR HUFF.
Ottumwa Iowa Dec 1856
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-11
Death id Childhood.

Few things appear so very beautiful as
a young child in its shfoud. The little
innocent face looks sublmely simple and
confding amidst the terrors OF DEATH
Crimeiess and fearless the little mortal
has passed alone under The shadow, and
explored the mystery Of dissolution
There is death 10 Its sublinest. purest
image no hatred. no care for the NOR
row, ever darkened that little face. Death
has come lovingly upon II ti,' re is noth-
ing harsh or cruel in its victory. Awe.
too. will overcast US in his presence for
we are looking on death; but we do uol
fear the lonely voyag ger for the child has
gone, simple and trusting, into the pres.
ence Of its all-w Father. y" OF SUCH"
we know, is the kingdom Of Heaven.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-11
I Will.


Who does not admire that strong,
manly expression? No one, having firm
" and truly said, II win be man. was
ever a mean, grovelihg creature, to be
pitied and looked down upon. The trials
Of this world do not trouble him he
speaks, and his will overcomes all Oh.
st',cles :'he' goes forth only to conquer.
Ynung man, would you stand up promi-
nent insociety, would you be respected
by the community-lo, not at your lot
and daily repine; be up and doing with
i wilP upon your tongue. emanatiog
from your heart, and you must, you will
prevail. ''''S ~ '.Aa e''' 10 s0''s'' 0'''''
Point out the man whose influence
died with his last word, and I will show
you the weak, faltering wretch, who
would run from fear Of approaching. ills,
and would gasp at sight Of a dark cloud
lending a shower. s'''A' - ''.'
Let the spirit Of energy course through
the veins, aid your ambition lead 10 the
right direction. and you can leave name
that will be remembered with respect
long after the narrow home shall be your
resting place. '-@'1 2" A-'." = ''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-11
A Promise.

20 A promise should be given with eau.
tion and kept with care. A promise
should he made by the heart. remember
ed by the head. A promise is the off.
spring of the intention. and should be
nurtured bv recollection A promise
and its performance should. like the
scales Of a true balance. always present a
mutual adjustment. A promise delayed
is Justice deferred A promise neglected
is, an untruth told. A promise attended
to is a debt settled. aas5.sal abl ia o3ala