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FOR SALE,
IN AhMA KEGS NAILS, assorted,
IL wv 5000 lbs. lron we'll assorted,
600 lbs. Black Pepper,
60 lbs CoPperas,
1000 lbs, Rice,
5000 yards Kerseys,
400 lbs. Crushed Sugar,
TAYLOR & DUNCAN,
At the old stand of A. A n. NJ Taylor.
Aug l, 1865 2m
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New Goods.

The subscribers have opened Store the ID door
from the Gourr Honse al the stand formerly occn-
pied by y Frankeuthali, where they intend keeping
for Wholesale and retail large stock of Dry Goods
Ready-made Clu'hing, Shoes, Hats. &c
4 tine assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods Will ar
rive in a few days.
share of paIr onage is respectfully solicited as
they feel confident of being able to give satisfaction
in price and quality. -
August 81, 1865
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waat.fo purchase Corn and Wheat Mt the S.ea,n
Flouriag Mill in this place, for which the market
price will be paid. John WILKES
Charlotte, May f6, 1895.
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L, =.
Principal REV. f. A. CRAWLEY, D. D., (late
Of the Principals in The Limestone Springs High
School S c. to be assisted by able Teachers in all
Departments. Fall Session, Sept. LIST to Dec. 22d.
TERMS poytie in Specie ats fquiraent provisions
or currency
Board, S32 90
Tuiton-Iligker Branches, Is 90
Lower g So to IL 90
Latin, 10 90
French, or other modern Language, II 90
Painting, IL 90
Music, l6 90
Use of instrument, 2 90
Incidental expenses. 90
Board quarter in advance Pupils will bring
bedding, towels cup and spoon, plate, and knife
and fork.
Applications requested to be made to the Princi-
PAL Rev. E. A Crawley, Shelby, n. G.
August 7, 1865 I'm
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DRY HIDES.

The highest market cash price will be paid for
Dry Hides by J. n SANDERS co
August II. 1865.
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OF BATTLE, HECK co.
Dwellings,. Plantations, Mining and Manu- factnring
Property sold by this Company. Property entrusted
TO will be advertised free Of cost in the N e.
Advertiser, which circulates ali over the Union.
For further particulars apply at Branch Bank to
THOS. W. DEWEY, Agent.
August %, 1865. 1t
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Tanners Wanted.

wish to employ two Tanners, white men. Ad
dress me at Cureton's Store, s c.. via Pinevie n
c., 0. apply at the Democrat Office.
81 CUREToN.
August %, 1865 1t
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Merchant Tailoring.

The subscribers will continue TO carry on the
Merchant Tailoring business a. heretofore. at The
store formerly occupied by Thos Trotlcr, JcwcIcr
Prices will be regulated according TO the times on
the cash system. Country produce will be taken ia
payment for Cutting or work done. We hope our
friends will not ask for credit, as we expect 20 do
up work in the best style for CASH or irs cquiya-
lent in something to eat or wear
JAS A. Caldwell & co.
P S-Persons indebted TO us will please ca! ard
settle by cash or note, rs early possible
June &c, 1868. If J A. e. & Co.
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BANK NOTES WANTED.

ThH highest market price paid for Bank Notes
Gold and Silver and old n. C Coupons.
apply TO THOS. w. DEWEY.
at Branch Bank y. Z Charlotte.
August %, 1865 At
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-08
Annual Meeting of the Iowa State
Medical Society.

The Society met in the Congregations
Church, at l0i a. m, June 9TH, DR.. Baker
of Davenport, Vice President. in the chair
Minutes of last meeting read and ap
proved.
In reply TO some questions bv members
DIR. Baker gave a concise history Of the 50.
eiety since its organization in 1850.
The Board of Censors reported fayora-
bly, OH & e following names:
Doctors w. f. Peck, Davenport: ]. D.
Shields, Abba; Thomas H. Elder. Abba
A. g. Field, Des Moines; J. n. Richards
VIM. McClelland and Joseph Mckee. OF
Washington;. s. r. Miteaell Ottumwa.
All the above were unanimously elected
members.
A nominating corarnittee as follows was
appointed: Drs. Hinsey, Watson, Fields
Shields and Williamson, who at the after.
noon session reported for officers the en-
suing year as follows:
For President. c. Hsshes, Keokuk.
Vice Pres.--J. Williamson, Ottumwa.
Secretary. w. III. Baker, Davenport,
Treasurer-Wm. Watson, Dubuque.
Corresponding Secretary-w. F. Peck
Davenport.
For Censors--Drs. NJ. b. Cochran, Iowa
City; 8. B. Thrall, Ottumwa; A. g. Fields
Des Moines: J. NJ. shaffer, Fairfield: jas
Gamble, lie Claire.
The above were unanimously elected.
Davenport was selected as the place Of
meeting for the year 1856.
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District Court Spring Term, 1865.
asroRrRD By J. =. GILLESPIE, DEF. elk.

MONDAY, June s, 1865.
Court met pursuant to Adjournment, and
opened in the usual manner. Roll of at
torneys called, and proceeded to business.
State OF Iowa VS. Jesse Wade. Indict.
nent TOT larceny; round guilty. on the Sec
ond day of the term; brought into Court
this morning, and sentenced to five years
In the penitentiary at hard labor. Sheriff
requested to hold prisoner q few DAYS as q
witness in a civil suit.
State OF Iowa VS. James Williams. Biga-
my. His attorneys filed plea Of not gull.
ity. Trial during the present week.
Estate OF Iowa VS. Giltner & Allen. Indict-
ment for nuisance. Plead guilty on the
second day of the term. Judgment rem
dered this morning for 81, 90 and costs.
State OF Iowa VS. Mary Knowles. Indict-
sment for murder. Defendant, by her at
torney, filed her plea Of not guilty. Trial
during the week.
State OF Iowa va c. 8. Bomar. Indict-
ment for nuisance. Plead guilty, and next
Thursday morning set for Judgment.
State of Iowa VS. Morris Ulmer. Assault.
BY his attorneys filed his plea Of not guilty..
State of Iowa VS. F. Herman. Obstruct-
Ing highways, BY his attorneys filed his
plea of not guilty.
249-Law. j. F. Clark VS. Wood q Cald-
well. Continued generally.
s6o-Law. L. Lively VS. Catherine DIM
mitt Award Of arbitrators confirmed and
decree on award.
2o0-Chancery. James Linn VS. Andrew
George ct al. Default taken.
zos-Chancery. James Hawlsy vs. Job
8. Myers. Default taken.
N@ 1O,-chancery. James Hawley VS.
). b. Gilliland, ct al Default taken.
State Of Iowa VS. Joseph Sheets. Indict-
ment for murder in the second degree. was
ably argued by Msssrs. Hendershott anr,
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Slagle, the former occupying three hours
and eight minutes, and the latter one hour
and fifty-six minutes, after which the Jury
were properly Instructed by his Honor,
Judge Trimble, and the Jury retired at
o'clock.
TUESDAY, June @, 1866.
Eighth day of the session.
Court met pursuant to adjournment, and
opened in the Usual manner and proceeded
to business. O
State of Iowa VS. Jonathan Taylor. In
dictment for Burglary. Jury called and
smpannelled, and the case opened by A.
Harris, Esq, District Prosecutor, and
Judge J. c. Knapp and A. w. CASTOR,
Esqrs., for the defendant. Will probably
occupy the entire day.
State Of Iowa VS. f. Rush. Indictment
for Trespass. Defendant discharged.
s66-Law. First National Bank of Of
tumwa VS. B. Ladd & Co. Attachment
Dismissed as per agreement, at cost of
plaintiff.
The Jury in the State VS. Joseph Sheets,
have not, at the time of going to press,
agreed upon verdict.
Wednesday, June 7, 1865.
Ninth day Of the term.
Court met pursuant to adjournment;
opened and proceeded to business.
Minutes read and approved; roll called.
State Of Iowa vs. Jonathan Taylor. Com
menced on yesterday, was resumed, and
further testimony taken until 1l:15 a. M,
when argument was commenced on the
part Of the State by Amos Harris, ESQ.,,
followed on the part of defendant by
Messrs. A. w. CASTOR and Judge J. G.
Knapp, and now at this writing, p. M,
closing on part Of plaintiff by M. J. Will
Jams, Esq.
The demurrers filed heretofore against
indictments fonnd by last Grand Jury,
were overruled by the Court.
The Jury in case of the State Of Iowa vs.
Joseph Sheets, having been out two days
and nights, came into the Court and thro'
their foreman, stated that there was no
probability OF their finding verdict, and
asked to be discharged; and by order OF
Court and consent Of attorneys in the case,
they were discharged until tomorrow
morning ats O'Clock, at which time they
will be required to retire to their room and
make further efforts to agree upon ver-
dict.
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AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.--Whath has be-
come OF the Wapello County Agricultural
Society Is the organization still in exist
ence? II so, why not have meeting?-
We are satisfied the people desire to have
the Society re-organlzed and put in work
Ing order. Weunderstandth the Fair Grounds
have been sold, but they can probably be
re-purchased on reasonable terms. We
suggest to the officers of the Society last
elected, to call meeting at an early day
TO revive the Wapello County Agricultural
Society.
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Nay IS. 1895.

@-Ths Hand loom on exhibition by o.
Fl. Harlan at Daggatt & Edgerly's Hard
Ware Store, Is truly wonder. Persons
who have not seen it, will do well to-call
at the above place, before it leaves. We
have never met with any invention so per-
fsstly answering the demands Of the times,
~ this hand loom.
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SOMETHING NRw AND USEFUL IN THE
BUSINESS LfNE.--We understand Mr.. wor-
cester has opened an oil and color store in
his building on Front street. Those ladies
and gentlemen wishing to try their hand
In the fine arts, by way of cleaning or
identifying their own houses can be ac-
eommodated with brush, cup, and mixed
color, OF any shade or description, and for
any kind OF work, with few directions
thrown in.
Mr.. w. Is also making preparations to
manufacture ground paints" by steam
power, and will be able to furnish the
trade generally, at Chicago prices. Call
and see him
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Has any one about herelost a chestnut
sorrel stallion horse, with a small slip down
his forehead, his right hind foot white,
name and tail same color about years
old, and about five feet two inches high.
Ifso, information can be had concerning
the whereabouts by application to this
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r IsT OF LETTERS Rem,;r;no

-llunclaimea In the Post once at Ottumwa. lows.
on the It'll day of June, 1865. w = : 81
ITO obtain any OF these letters. the annie ant
must callfor ADVERTISED LETTERS, give the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
III not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter once. E
Letters are not advertised until they have re.
manned In the Office one week.
place the postage stamp the upper ri n nd
corner, and leave space between the stamp and d.
recton for post-marking without interfering with
the writing
an B.-fREQUEsT for the RETURN Of a letter 70
the writer II within 80 days or less writ
ten or printed with the writer's name, Post ONCE
and state, across the ie hand end Of the envelope
prepaid rate Of postage, when the letter 10
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LINCOLN MEMORIAL FuND.-The under
aligned has been appointed Assistant Treas
urer of the Lincoln Memorial Fund, and
viii be happy to receive and forward the
subscriptions from the friends Of the Great
Departed. Subscriptions limited to 81 90.
subscriptions acknowled in the Daily
Courier. Call at the Post Office.
J. w. NORRIS.
Nav 2S 1875 T-I's
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New York Market.

NeW 1OrK, juno Z.
Cotton quiet at 42a43.
Flour dull, at I5a6 25 for extra state;
6 75aB 30 for RHO.
gan. l..
Corn from; only a limited supply at So
aS9c for new mixed.
Pork steady at 500 25 for new mess; S25
for '63 and "a, $40 5Oa2O 80 for prime.
Lard dull at 15alS4c.
Whiskey dull at 1875.
Petroleum dull at Sc for crude; 5Oa51 for
refined in bond; 20 for free
Stocks better; money more plenty at 5
per cent.
Gold opened at 37l, rose to $40, and
closed at 373
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SPEcXI ND72cES.
VHEROKEE REMEDY.

~ The caption OF this paragraph Is the name OF
. vegetable medi cine In the form Of syrup which
Is now admitted, when used with CHgRoKg s IyyEc-
TON be the safest and sp cure for Gonor-
rhma, and Fluor Albus (Whites In females.) If we
consi der the amount Of suffering and fr squency OF
these diseases, we cannot but admit the Cherokee
Remedy and Injection to be among the blessings OF
science. They replace sickness by health, and
loathsomeness by cleanliness. 1t does not m er.ly
but CURES these ills radically and thorough
ly, and, being purely vegetable, sweet, pleasant
syrup, not dsarreeable to taste touch 10 leaves
no poison In the system, the eradication Of which
item more difficult and dangerous than the treat.
ment ofthe original diseaR. Sold by all Drug.
gsts. May Aim.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. 1fr.l. 80
~ All persons indebted to the undersir ned will
please call at the oil stand without delay and ct
ti the sane aud all persons holding claim az
MIN VIII present them without delay At the same
place for settlement G. H. SHEPTER
May 10, 1S65--45d-wstf 2
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The Daily 0uutnWa Courier
IL Published svsry evening,

SUPERVISORS ADJouRNEp.-TheB Board
Of County Supervisors met to-day, and on
account of the occupation Of the Court room
by the District Court, adjourned to Mon
day two weeks from to-day.
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observation-disclosures bug is ma
king painful exhibition of himself in
many parts Of the county.--xo,e Rerster.
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New York, June 7.

New York, June 7.
The Herald's correspondent in Column.
bia, the capital Of South Carolina, repre-.
SCENTS that the chivalry Of that State arc
rapidly accommodating themselves to the
altered condition Of affairs under the res.
ltoration of the national authority, and
generally appear rather gratificd at the
downfall Of the rebellion, since, though II
has left them impoverished, it has given
them the long coveted peace. The mag
nificent, unopposed sweep of General Sher-
man through their State, seemed to give
the South Carolinians their first realization
of the power of the National Government
The splendid success Of that march de-
stroyed their faith in the mushroom insti-
tuition Of Jeff. Davis, and many OF them
are now glad to be once moro considered
citizens of the great republic.
The railroads of the State are being rap
idly repaired, and in a few weeksthe trans
portation facilities will be as complete as
before the war.
1t is said that Trenholm, the late rebel
Secretary OF the Treasury, was very re-
Gently quietly living with his family at
Abbeyville, South Carolina. Ifhe has not
already been, he will soon be taken into
custody by the national authorities.
The Times Washington special of the
9th says, in the conspiracy case it is prob
able that the testimony will not be closed
until Friday, as the defence has several
witnesses to examine, and the prosecution
has in reserve considerable rebutting tes-
timony to be offered when the defence is
concluded.
The death Of Judge A. Smith, Of Wis
consin, United States tax collector for
South Carolina, is announced. 1t occur
red while on his way from Beaufort
Judge Smith, it will be recollected, was the
Democratic Judge who, in 1855, pronounced
the Fugitive Slave Law unconstitutional
in the case Of Garland w. Booth for the
rescue Of Glover, an escaped slave.
np nlyb ry~ III IT
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COMMERCIAL.
OII'UMWA MARKETS,
CORRECTED yY
NJ e N ID e n HALL !k h AK H

These quotations It will be un derstood, are paid
by first buyers. and not by retail trade. The city
trade will demand higher prices to purchasers.
WHEAT. -. 81 ,Oo01 20 CHICKENS, @ dog
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Iowa Items.

| STAGE FARE FOR DELEaATEs.-The
Western Stage Company have generously
agreed to convey delegates to and from the
Republican State Convention at two-thirds
fare. A similar arrangement will probab-
ly be made by the railroad companies
Daily State Register.
| NAN acknowledgements coming
in from the West yesterday, report that an
extensive highway robber was captured a
day or two ago in Pottawattamie county'
and was hanged by the neck until he was
dead. The hanging was done at Council
| Bluffs The full particulars Of the case
have not been reported to u.s. Daily State
Register.
The Des Moines Valley Railroad, with its
accustomed liberality, conveys delegates
to and from the State Convention for one
half fare.-Gate City.
1 BY gentleman who came i'm Yesterday
on the Western train we learn that John
| Miller, living near Summit Station, in Van
Buren, county, attempted to kill q Mrs.
Syfort. a neighbor of his, on Sunday eve
ming last, by shooting. He fired at her
and missed, the ball striking and severely
wounding her child, who was playing near.
After falling to hit her, the wretch ran up
and stabbed her three times with a bayo-
net. One OF the wounds thus made was
very severe. but at last accounts the moth
er and child were recovering. Miller is
supposed TO be insane He underwent a
| preliminary examination at Keosauqua
yesterday, the result of which we have not
learned. Cote Cfty.
DEATH OF Col. DoRR.--Col. J. b. Dorr,
OF the Eighth Iowa Cavalry. died at Ma
con, Georgia, on the sth Of May. He was
mt one time one Of the leading editors of
the State, and as a military man has left a
brilliant record.
DRowNED.-Atwood G. Fuller, aged Is
years, son of DIR. Fuller, bright aud amia-
BILE boy, was drowned yesterday afternoon
in the river, a short distance above the up
per railroad depot. He was in bathing
with several boys-was merely learning to
swim, and probably becoming cramped,
ne sank in the waters and perished Up
to a late hour last night the body had not
been found and DIR. Fuller offers reward
OF fifty dollars for its recovery. City.
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VA An architect has examined our
School House, and pronounces the roof not
sufficiently supported. 1t will be necessa-
ry to strengthen it with pillars, Mt an esti-
mated cost Of about $500.
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WHO WANTS A PIANo.-Any person con-
templating the purchase Of Piano, will
please let us know it. We can say some
thing on that subject greatly to the advan-
tags OF any party. Call at the Courier
office. J. w. NORRIS.
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Learning by study must be won;
Twas neer entailed from sire to son."
Learn now that DIR. d. III. Seelye's Lii
Iqnid Catarrh Remedy will permanently
cure the disease even in its worst form.
BARGAINS IN Observation-Disclosures is
directed to w, Forsyth & Co.'s ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
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DIR. Blackburn, who kindly proposed to
furnish the Northern people a bountiful
supply of yellow fever, is q brother of Mrs.
Morris, the wife of the notorious ex-judge,
Buck Morris, Of Chicago.
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
CHANGE or TINE.

On and after Monday, JAM 9Th, 1865, and until fur
Their notice Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
AL M
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GOING WEST.
I EATHER AND HARDWARE

Manufactures and Dealers In Leather, are respec
fuiiy Noticed ofthe fact that there 10 frst rate
stock Of
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Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females,

The beauty and extreme decacy the female organ
nation, TO say nothing of its physiological Characters
tics, are sufficient indications that Is sub forms
Of disease and notifications peculiar to itself The
physician Of the present day does not any
forms Of uterine diseases than did the physician
fifty years ago; but owing TO the present social condition
Of woman her diseases increased frequency and
20 the truth Of this assertion the melancholy deaths by
consumption bear ample witness.
At the American Dispensary we treat by q
method, aud with the bappiest results Prolap-
sus Uteri, falling Of the womb Eruptons Of the
Ska ChloEosis, or Green SckneSs-charaoterized by
yeowsh dirty green pallor Of the surface; Emansio
Aessium, absent Menstruation; Amenorrhea, Re
tention Of the henses; Dysmenorhea painful and diff
cult How at the Aenses; Aenorrhagia, profuse Men
situation; Leuchorrhea, and altered
ton Of the mucus-generay white, nearly coloress
and transparent.
Reader have given you a class Of diseases that are
with in Females OF all ages, whether married
married. and 20 married Females would say tha; there
many other forms Of diseases peculiar your sex
diseases Of Pregnancy, Parturtisn, and Lactaton Of
which space will not admit elucdation. omit IL for
the council chamber, adding but more disease 10
this list and that is formidable ne-Ucers ton ofthe
body OF the Uterus.
II you are afflicted with organic weakness or any as
semblAge Of morbid phenomena Of this character YOU
have time TO spare, bat apply for med cal
aid. II too late 20 arrest the disease Il az least posi-
bic to palae the symptoms and thus smoothe the path
way 20 untney grave.
In majority Of instances these diseases have made
considerable progress before the patent becomes alarm
ell. In emaciaon is the first indication
that attracts the attention Of the patients friends An<
here reader let me call your earnest attention 10 the
fearful significance o. the word wasting" II not only
constitutes the leading feature. but the earliest and
NEST ominous syuptor q Consumption, examples Of
which invariably met with in young ladies who
gifted with high intellectual endowments, refined
compliments. and eyes flashing with unnatural bril-
hAncy-not regarding these ndicatisns being those
81 nepieut disease, bat those o. personal charms.
True, Alas, the poet sings
''Consunptions' cheek ne'er looks more pure
And lovely, than when past all cure,
And yet that bloom, so fresh 30 STILL
Has lent - reetng aid 10 XIII,
And speaks, 20 those who watch its hue
OF Sickness deA.h and suffering too;
Though who. just viewing apght so fair
Could dream that death Was therei''
Address p. o. Box 1854.
III TOfioe hours from A. n. TO p. NJ Room No
al East Washington Street, indianapolis, Indiana
febl6-dly
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