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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-28
IN STORE AND FOR SALE
No. l73 East Bay-st eet,
Between Queen and Cumberland.

No. l73 East Bay-Street,
Between Queen and Cumberland,
A CHOICE AND VARIED STOCK OF WINES, BRAN
II DIES. WHISTLES, etc. .- .-. TO-, .-.
25 cases choice Old Port ."
25 cases Golden Sherry
$50 Clare including tho most superior qualities
Of ST. Julien, st. Eatephc, Chateau La Rose, etc
100 cases Rhine Wines, including the IGost superior
qualities of Hochheimer, Nersteiner, Rudishei-
mer, etc
rs cases Haut sauterne. including the most superior
qualities of the various brands
20 cases Champagne, to wit: Marceaux, Hedseick
Fleur dc Champagne
25 Ginger Wine rF'
10 casea Blackberry Wine which Is highly recon-
mendcd for its medicinal qualities
20 cases st. Domingo Wine
20 cases ST. Domingo Punch
25 Arrack Punch
SO cases superior Bourbon Whisky
25 cases Bourbon Cocktail
10 cases Brandy Cocktail
20 cases eXtra fine Cognac-vintage 1885
80 cases extra fine Cognac-Piuet Castillon
25 cases genuine Holland Gin
20 cases st. Domingo Bitters
80 bb1s superior Whisky-Yarious brands
2 bbls. Y. p. NJ. Whisky-15 years old
quarter casks Old Brandy
pipes Union Flag Holland Gia
- casks Old Pale Sherry
100 dozen hIuir's Scotch Ale
$50 bbIs. PHILADELPHIA Stock Alc
At wholesale at
NJ - ~ q II l.
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ARRIVAL OF THE MoNEKA.-The steamship
.1foneka, Captain g. oP. MARsuMAN from New
York, which port she left on Thursday afternoon,
24th inst, reached her wharf in this city early on
Sunday forenoon, bringing excellent freight and
BONE passengers. We are indebted to her purser
for late Northern papers.
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 GASES SPARKLING HOOK AND RHINE
100 cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER
600 Ale
100 bbls. Whisky, various brands and prices
10 bbls Alcohol, OF per cent
80 bbls Ale
so cases Whisky
so cases Brandy
25 Stoughton Bitters r
'- 90 baskets Heidsieck& & Co.'S. Champagne d pure
and genuine article !
Brandy. Gin, st. Croix Rum
Sherry Wine. &c. &C.,
All of the purest quality and cheap for cash. at
GEO. W. CLARK & cos,
august Il No. las Meeting street
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LARGE SALE OFF GOVERNMENT CARS.
ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.

LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS.
ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
OFFICE OF AssIsTAEr GUAarERbtAsrER.}
Washington D. c., August H. 1866.
Will be sold ut CITY POINT. VA. on WEDNESDAY,
October IL, at IL o'coct, A. NJ,
ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND t4ooo TONS RAILROAD
At PORTSMOUTH, VA. on FRIDAY. October 10. at
12 bI.,
FIVE (5l FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
About Fifty (50 Freight Cars and One W Passenger
AT NORFOLK, VA, October Is, at 6 P. M,
ONE NEW LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE, foot Guago.
At ALEXANDRIA. VA, on TUESDAY, October IT,
FIFTY (50) FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, 4
feet 81 inch guagc
Eighteen tlS) new Platform Cars five foot guage
Twenty-Five (25) new Box Cara, five (5I foot gua4o
About three hundred and fifty t35o Box Cars feet 8h
inch guage
About two hundred and thirty (23ol Platform do feet
S!i Tch guagc
About thirty t3O) stock DO, feet 81 inch guago
Twenty t20) Passenger do 4 feet 8Ii inch guage
One ~ Wrecling do feet So inch guage
Two (2) new Trucks
Sixty t60) Trucks framed
Fourteen 14) Flats, framed
About two thousa;i,, sc ;sTco tons Railroad Iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, nt IL A. M., and
10 continue from day to day until all arc sold
Terms cash. in Government funds
H. L. ROBINSON, :
August "a "a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-25
Chicago Markets.

chicago, May -.
Markets generally buoyant.
Flour-5c higher, with sales of 900 bbls
at SSas, go for white winter, and s., 7Oa6, 62i
for choice spring extras.
Wheat-2c higher, with sales of No. l at
81 ,2lal ,23, closing at %.
Corn-1c higher. Sales at 56!a57l for
No. /. ...u '... .
oats-Opened at Ale, advanced to 45c and
closed at Ale.
Rye-57a5Sc for No. 2.
Barley-Dull, at 55a6Oc for No. 2. .s.
Whisky-Wcak, retailing at SI,9i; sell
ers round lots at 100.
Provisions-Quieta and lower, will, sales
of 700 bbls mess pork ut S23; 500 bbls on
export, and 100 bbls mess pork at SIT, clo-
sing sales at $3.50. 100 bbls at SIG, and
quiet at SIT.
Beef Cattle-Dul1 and unchanged; sales
of 40 head at s3,5Oai, 25 dor common; S6a
$50 for good to prime.
Live Hogs-Dull and unchanged; sales
of !, 100 head ats 12la7 40. ..-
Money-Easy. ...........
Exchange-Firm at par to premium.
Gold-13l. es a
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
Localand Miscellaneous
PENSIONS BoUNTY AND BACK PAY, prompt.
ly obtained by E. H. STILES.
Office over O. @ Warden's Store.
Stamp Duties.

All receipts for the payment of sum
exceeding $40, and all receipts for the de-
livery of goods, without regard to value re-
quire a stamp of two cents.
And whereas, several persons have failed
to comply with the law in receipting for
packages, boxes &c, at the Express office
in Ottunrwa' without affixing and cancel
ling the proper stamps. Now this is to no.
tify all delinquents that they will save
trouble and expense by an immediate
compliance with the law.
w. +. COwLEs,
Collector of 4th District Iowa.
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From TUESDAYS Daily

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-We regret to record
n very serious affray in this city last eve
ming, just after dark, between III. l.. Il.
Brady and J. r.. Picker and resulting in
the stabbing of Mr.. Piclller by Mr.. Brady
i'm a dangerous manner, thought at first to
be fatal. Mr.. Brady was arrested and ta-
ken before the Mayor, and Mr.. Picker
removed from his store to the Jefferson
1Iotol, the distance to his residence being
too great. Such was the excitement pre-
vailing at the time, that we We're unable to
get at all the facts, but whatever the prov
ocation may have been on either side, and
there generally is provocation on both
sides in such cases, we cannot do otherwise
Than condemn, in the strongest terms, the
use of weapons Of any kind i'm personal
difficulties between citizens.
We were gratificd to learn from DR..
Mitchels, one of Mr.. Picklcrs physicians,
that his impression was, after hasty ex-
animation of the wounds, that they were
not probably fatal, if inflammation could be
prevented. There were two bad stabs in
the back, bad cut near the wrist of the
let hand, scvering the leaders, and one on
the shoulder. ..|
Mr.. Picker has had the reputation of a
very peaceable and exemplary citizen. We
defer any further comment until after the
facts are judically inquired into.
.syN The Advertisement of the Harris
burg ~ New York Daily Line in this paper
is well worthy the attention of shippers
.stitutes the most direct route from this re-
giOn to New York and the East. B. j.
,Spaulding. Pier No. 2, North River, New
York, is the very popular and efficient
Agent of the line. -.
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REMEDY FOR DESTROYING THE WORM
THAT INFEsT ORcHARDs.--Mr.H Henry Dun
.of Pleasant township, this county, furnish.
'es Mr.. c. f. Blake, of this city, with the
following remedy, which he says is infal,
lible:
II Bore hole half an inch in diameter, OF
less, put in piece of birthstone about the
size of halle nut, plug up the hole; in q
to 4S hours the worms will leave the trees
Mr.. Dun says he tried it several years age
with perfect success, and it did not injure
the trees q particle.
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LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUND.-The under
signed has been appointed Assistant Treas
urer of the Lincoln Memorial Fund, and
will be happy to receive and forward the
subscriptions from the friends of the Great
Departed. Subscriptions limited to 800
Subscriptions acknowled in the Daily
Courier. Call at the Post Office.
]. W.. NORRIS.
Nav o. 1865
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We desire to call the attention of mer-
chants in Southern Iowa to the Grocery
House of G. C. Cook q Co., Chicago. This
may he said to be the Pioneer House in
that city, Mr.. Cook, the senior partner hay
ing been in the business there over Il quar-
ter of a century, during which long period
The has occupied a prominent position as an
.enterprising, high minded merchant.-
There is no better House i'm the Grocery
line in the West.
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y. Is. THRA LII,
Sec. Iowa s

fotC. IOWa StIte Meu. SOCIety.
The papers of the State will confer ia
yor upon the profession by publishing the
above notice.
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re- Messrs. Ackley & Gadd solicit or
'ders from the people of this and adjoining
counties for Fall delivery of Fruit and Or,
namental Trees, from the popular Nursery
of w. & It. Smith, Geneva, New Yosk. Call
or address them at Ottumwa Postoffice
Box 24l. See their advertisement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-25

Mg-Printers are referred to the card OF
Tarbett & Bang, Machinists, of Boston
Mass. They give particular attention to
repairing Hoes, Adams, and Ruggles
Presses. They manufacture the last named
presses. Having had occasion to employ
them to repair our Ruggles press, we car
say to our brethren of the Press that they
are superior workmen.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-25
Collector Of 4th District Iowa.
Iowa State Medical Society,

The annual meeting of the Iowa Stat,
Medical Society is postponed one week.
1t will meet in Ottumwa, on Wednesday
the 18th of June, 1865.
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Naive commend the card of G. c. judi
son & Co., Boston, Mass, to the favorable
notice of Western merchants. They are
manufacturers and Wholesale dealers in
all kinds of Gloves, and Linen and Paper
Collars. This house has enjoyed a very
high reputation for many years.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-25

Naive regret to learn from one of our
citizens that Il species of small green worm
has made its appearance on fruit trees in
this vicinity, this Spring, which seeming
ly is a stranger, and from which serious
approximations are felt. This worm is
working on the buds, destroying all pros
pect of fruit so far rs they go. Can any
one inform the public in regard to this en-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-25

We are very glad Ito see Captain John +.
Shelton in the city, and to learn from him
that he is in the enjoyment of excellent
health. He is direct from Washington and
bound to st. Louis to enter npon the dnty
of Commissary of Subsistence, to which
he has been recently appointed.
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49, - -
COMM Err CIAE.
O7'TUMW1 MARKETS.
CORRECTED BY
MEND EMAIL a. II A GER.

These quotations. It win be un derstood are paid
by first buyers. and not by retail trade. The city
trade will demand higher prices to purchasers.
WHEAT. 80. 81 ,ooD1 20 CHICKENs, q doz
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SPEEHL ND7/CEc,
rHEROkEE REMEDY.

rHEROkEE REMEDY.
~ The caption.of this paragraph Is the name Of
vegetable medicine In the form of a syrup which
is now admitted when used with CHEROKEE ISJFC-
TON, 10 be the safest and eedie>t for nnor
rh9a, and Fluor aihns (Whites in femaIes.) If we
consi der the amount OF suffering and FIR squenc
these diseases, we cannot hut admit the Cherokee
Remedy and inj ection to be among the blessings
science They replace sickness by health and
loathsomeness by CLEANLINESS. 1t docs not merely
arrest but CURES these ills radically and thorough
ly, and, being lrely vegetable, a sweet, pleasant
syrup, not disa reeabe to taste touch 1t leav
no poison in the system, the eradication of which
Is often more difficult and dangerous than the treat.
ment ofthe original disease. Sold by all Drug
gists. .g. May i-1m.
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DIR. J. NJ, TRoYER,
HDMEUP4TXc PHKcIGjAW

AMID s GBON
Late from Peoria Illinois. tenders his professional
services to the citizens of OFT lGrwa and roua
country. Having had considerable experience in
army and private practice, he hopes to inert the
public confidence. bffce with A. W CASTOR, Court
street. Residence in the end Of the city, In
the house formerly owned b y Mr.. Warden.
l. April p, 1S65--dw3rn. - --
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a -
DISTRICT CouRT.-The Spring Term of
this Court commences next Monday. We
are indebted to L. M. Cooley, Esq, Clerk.
for the following statements:
PETIT JURORS, MA Y TERN, 1865.
M. T. Hawthorn, James f. Stevens,
George Mowry, John Parkhurst,
Israel tents, III. A. Woodward,
Scion Gray, Presley Il. Edwards,
A. j. Spurlock, Oliver p. Bier,
William Cummings, Peter Winter,
A. II. Holly, w. J. Ross,
Lewis Cobler, Lewis G. Rector.
Ambrose Warner, William Lewis, Jr.,
John Hagen, Doini Schlagator,
J. w. McGlasson, Farnam Whitcomb.
John Molumby, G.. s. Phillips.
GRAND JURORS, MAY TERM, 1865.
John Hendren, Isaac Millisack,
James w. Stockwell, w. III. Crawford,
Samuel Bates, John B. Miller,
Mahlon Hoover, John Coyan,
Silas Osborn, J. w. Wellman,
Prior Farmer, NJ. Y. Kinnie,
Ashford Mccoy, M. J. Hazletine,
Thomas Brumsey.
State causes May Term, 1865, 80
Law .a- ri
chancery !" 60
Total number, 30
l.. M. COOLEY, Clerk D. C.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

The sale of the first series of $4,000 600 of the
40 Loan completed the Slst Of March, 1865.
The sale of the second series Of Three Hundred Mil
lions payable three years from the 18th day OF .une
1865, was begun on the LIST of April. In TIE short
space Of thirty days, ocer one Hundred Millions Of
this series haze been sold-ieaving this day less
than Two Hundred Millions to be disposed Of The
interest is payable sema nnually in currency the
18th of December and the 18th of June by Coupons
attachedto each note, which are readily cashed
anywhere, 1t amounts to
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MORE AM MORE nESIRAR[E-

MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE.
The Rebellion is suppressed, and the Gov ernmcnt
has already adopted measures to reduce expendi
lures rapidly possible to peace footing, thu,
Withdrawing from market as borrower and purcha
ser. This Is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET,
new offered by the Government, and 1t is confident.
ly expected that Its superior adva Atages will
make 1t the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
The seven.Thirty Notes a, e convertible at the op
ton OF the no lder into y
RI U. s. 500 SIX PER CENT.
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PRIcEs.-Notwithstan the fall in
the prices of almost everything, dealers in
provisions still keep up the prices. We
pay as much for what we eat as we did
when gold was $3.50. tits a subject of uni
. yersal complaint throughout the country.
BRICK BLocK.-Mr. Daniel Eaton has
broken ground for his Brick Block, corner
sof Front and Green streets. The building
will be % feet front. so feet deep, and three
stories high. Messrs. Cheney 81 Bro. will
build adjoining Mr.. Eaton's block of the
same dimensions, both buildings to be
completed early this season. 1t is i'm con-
htcmplation, we learn, by other parties to
build several more brick blocks adjoining
the above the present season. One other
Is feet front building will probably be
b uilt.
SPRIN KLING.--Peter is about starting his
machine for sprinkling the streets. Bully
for Peter!
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AND LIQUORS
TOBACCO,
PIPES

sE ~ AND II(y UORS
Of all kinds which he will sell at the price for
Cash. The highest market price paid In cash for all
kinds of Country Produce.
Give me call and I viii sasisfy you that what
say istrue. CHRISTIAN AUWERDA. =.
Ottumwa, May 3, 1S6i.sf ~ 4E.s.4t.
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GROCERY STORE.

The undersigned respectfully announces to tn,
citizens of 0ttumwa that he has opened Grocery
store in the first building north OF Lawrence Cham
very best Groceries to be found la the city, coesis
Ing Of tr. ...
SUGAR, RICE, TEAS, COFFEE,
FLOUR, &c, Ac. Also
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10 l. D. e A RING BOND 8.
which always worth a premium.
Free from Taxation.
The 7-so Notes cannot he taxed by Towns, Cities,
Counties or States, and the interest is not taxed
less unless on surplus Of the owners income ex.
ceeding six hu ndr ed dollars year. This fact in
creases their value from one to three per cent per
annum, according to the rate levied on other prop.
erty. a-..a
''. y. SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY.
Less than s2cO,Oo 200 Of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now on the market This
amount. at the rate at which II Is being absorb
will all be subscribed for within two MONTHS when
the notes will undoubtedly command a premium, as
has uniformly been the closing the subscrip-
tions to other Loans. seems probable tia
sciu be offered to the public.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks md Pri-
vatc Bankers throughout the country have gener-
ally agreed to receive subscriptions a. par. Sub
scribers will select their agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are TO be response
bic for the delivery of the which they
ceive orders. .. JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGEST, PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions win be received by the a-.s
FIRST NATE OVAL BANK
Ea OF OTTUMWA.
May 25, 1ss5-sm f u p ~ 20 ~ 49,
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BUYING AND SELLING LANDS,
rs Town Property,

Renting Houses, and CollectinGrents.
Having made extensive arrangements for ad-
vertising, persons desiringt to buy or sell will do
" ell to give me call. s-# - 10 ~ ~ NJ
Having recently travelled over all the counties in
southeastern Iowa, 1 am prepared to give accu-
rate info rmation of the char of the Soil Tim
Der, Coal, stone, Water, and the character of the
improvements In the various parts Of said section
ofthe State.
~ Lands and Town Property bought and sold
on the most reason able terms.
am also prepared to issue
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MISSOURI LANDS.

Desirable IA rmiug lands in Schuyler county, Mis-
souri,, will be sold extremely low for cash, For de-
scrptions aud particulars see
i ROGERS 4 R0UNDY.
ONCE Corner Court and Front sts., over Moss's
Store, first door up stairs. --H
Declst-3T-lBv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

thought there is no legality for the
issue Of the orders' We do not ques-
tion the willingness of the people Of
Knox County to par all they owe, bui
debts may De contracted beyond their
ability to pay We will suggest one
item more: II the orders Of Knox
County are worth nearly their par
paEae, why are they not eashed By toe
citizens Of that county and the money
paid over to the volunteers? The latter
certainly haye no opportunity to dispose
Of their orders except at q most ruinous
discount, and yet nine-tentks Of them
must realize money out Of the orders
70 leave with their families or provide
for their own comfort, before marching
to the front Nobody can dispose Of
the orders to so good an advantage as
the CommissioBers-why don't they sch
the orders and give the boys their 1000
in greenbacks?
We regret that We lave been forced
into this controversy. but our position
as guardian Of the rights and interest.
Of the laooriag men Of Evansville ana
Vanderburgh county. as well as Of all vol
unteers, compelled Us to speak out whet
We say an attempt TO recruit men in ouI
midst under the mistaken idea tina
another county was offering a large
bounty than our own.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-25

fsPILEPTfC FITs CAN BE CuBED.-Dh-
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70 tvsuty-four years standing. We deFses bis
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sriuAl Arst, Or Nervous syases, and soieiis Al
liberalization Of biz claim % public conhdsncs.
IA. ssay BE- consulted At bis private residsnee,
10 ri west 11i Street daily, from 10 A. ~ until
a. - except saturday aud Sunday. Address all
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Human Orgzns IL STATE Of Health and Disease.
with . Treatiss On Early Errorss its dsplorabls
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Authors plan - freatmsut--the only rational abd
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