davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

The deep wateFs of Lake Michigan The
Senator dwels at considerable length
upon the benefits to be derived from the
construction of 9 barbor at Michigan
City. S ) a71, r.
Hon. Jesse Harper followed in q
speech, of siuailar import, interpreted
with numefous anecdotes that were re-
ceiYed With roars Of laughter. de-
cIared that if the people Of Indiana
we're content and willing to allow the
people of Chicago to pocket forty per
cent. of the revenue arising from their
products, he would move to Chicago
and look after his share Of that forty
cents; and If they would allow Cincin-
natl to do the same thing be would send
his wife there to secure her share, and
at stated times they would meet, count
their gains and make division.
At the close Of Mr.. Harper's remarks,
the engineers of the Convention circu-
lated subscription lists- for signatures.
The Convention virtually closed at this
point, all further proceedings being of
an informal character. The eanvassers
announced as the result Of their efforts
subscriptions to the amount of $50, 600.
Add this to the $l75, 900 heretofors snbs
scribed, and also add the further sum OF
$40, 900, which it 10 said the corporation
Of Michigan City have determined to
Subscribe, and we have q total subscrip-
ton Of e255 900, leaving bnt Sc, 900 to
be raised. With this Encouraging aspect
closed the Michigan City Harbor Con-
vention "l- 4 -
Just here wish to remark that, badly
as Michigan City needs q harbor, il
needs ; hotel still more. A party OF
i've gentlemen from Chicago, who left
that city by the 6 o'clock morning traiR
breaktastless, applied at the two "botels,
the Jewell and the Lake for breakfast
and were informed that breakfast could
not be furnished at that latea honr--G
quarter before mine o'clock, Travellers
requiring good meal are recommendeC
TO call at the red eating house on th,
corner, near the depot, kept by Mr.
Shackleton. ag7 s9ssd 10 1aoc +. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

FN
Quick TnGE-0ur citizens are aware
that the new steam frs-engine recently
arrived in our city has been on sxhibi-
ton in Indianapolis and ST Louis The
following from the ST. Louis Democrds
will show how the machine operated in
that city, and what was thought Of il:
5- g The new self-popeIling steam
6Fe-engine yesterday again exhibits
ed its extraordinary capacity 10
the delight Of hundreds Of our
| citizens. II was taken at ten AM.
to the fire-plug near the LindeH Hotel,
and fully tried. Steam wac effectively
raised in the brief interval Of two mins
utes and ten seconds, and ia ezereA Inias
wtes IN aH a stream Was thrown 70 the
roof of that lofty structure, and this
Through three hundred feet Of hose.
More than this: Almost instantly, upon
wetting the roof, therssrsam rose to full
seventy feet above il, and continued
| playing to that altitude. This was the
concluding display Of one of the most
admirable pieces Of machinery ever
seen in our streets. This self-propefiipv
engine, ss has been published, belongs
to the fortunate city of Evansville, In-
diana, and last night was shipped for
/" At The previous trials in ST Leuis,
the engine repeatedly threw distance
/ Of two hundred and fifty feef horison~
tally, and one hundred and eighty-fye
feet psrpendiculafly" 'aaT Das 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

Te Fmrafy, Enr1eh aAe BIS~d, @nd
BsenttfT tbe conpsxicn, M HslmboJd's Highly
Equals IN strength Ons gA7Ion ef the Syrup o.
Uscoot1oa,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
DRY GOODS.
New Arrangement.

!, New Arrangements lLai
nUR eALRsMEN WILLHAYE CHARGE -
~ asparats espsrtnsnts on and after Augrat
ist. 1855. IN the following order:
Notions Bcfandea
Visits doeds- fornemAn'
Dress ooods ust Mathias
ooths. Csssisnsrss and vsstsng EisonbAusr
ThsusIs ssd Fssey woOlsns.-...-...Ls..a.J - uhn.
Denssfies--A------ Jehn L. Kramer.
o1aAls Lansing
Mtlkinery ..---- Miss mary Dunn.
Mali0sry Erinmings .Aiss lEifza Beilam.
: IL has sver beeB onr ALA 70 kese pace uith Oa
fast growing city and have spared psither trouble
nor expense in sstabilshihk n Ghst-eiass Retail
Dry 6eods busineaH I've lsavs tie public 70 .
svsr a. % Ger sucosssiJ BY giving our aaiesmen
eherEe Of separate depsTtmants. NJ hop, and are
een9dsot, that - fs 20 ths bsnsdt Of o1r Gus
t1msrs u IL is the duty Of the chi sf ~ each de-
partmsnt " keep it IN order, and have it always
Will asserted, ~ rroTtiDg Eocds aoid outi o.
e1hors eknt may be wanting. For tae present. All
aaleamen are psrmItte4 to take su1tsmer and
sell alf thFough shs st0rosf . ,..ss-.-.s..-- q
Frons ths . ore Price" System ~ VIII allow
no dsyiaaiea bat sad prics wesusll NJ aDd hsEe
always as Low - the lowest.
Al gods are warranted - upessenfad. p
Bcr the Wholesale trade we hare Novelties a.
veil ~ bargains In Den1estio Goo6s end AZ vi
pay meref ant y lock thrgvgh es1r stock bsiors
eurrhasink elsewhere. No tronbis % shoW uoods.
~ -n~s 9o asCHAPKkRA 4 MISSING
,erg1. Nc. 81 and 20 MAin Street.
4 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
MUSIC STORE.
BOOKS.

The Book Trade.
Hspsison's Lfs Of Julius cssar. Bosnd. sz-so
Yozfh,s HissoFy Of tbs RsbsIlion- e
,1Rs DDvagsr. By Mrs. Gore. -
Thso Leigh. BY A1rs. 7hon1zs. -.
All the werka 81 the satbor Of Jshn HAhfsz.
An fhs Warks By I4ssr ssr
All ths works By DseAzns. 4a'
yuvsnsIss fsons 1la fhs bsst Pu1Ish5sx Hsusss-
3 pride myssif On ths seieetioR q pS0zS suisa-
BE foe ehildreE. 49,. -.,sts.sat i szaa-. ~
All schosl Bsoks. States, Pspsr. copy Books, A..
q LsaItahis fsr eoustFy msxehanfsL
Photographs Albums cheaper snd betts< te&n
Cipsinnasi- .nsenra EaEIGG13 SCI 31E .
an Ehs Nsw Novsls, beth bouaA and paper, "a s
All shs MagsSlsss Aad Hs~<FspsEs, st the ssxlissi
! A spssz ala stock Of Pisturss and Frarise '+'
AZ DoBElLB BOX sT0Rk. fdsi
aEgu a. Evgnssilie-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
RrLES.LNn ,REGULArlaAA.

4 Ne pspp8 given awAgss fhe OK H<sr O. ~
erAfaatocs eifcnlaticu
- No AevsEfispsnsatzs local nokiossls Epuisla
-s<tsd anlses Hrspsta OF pay gaarssaesd.
i AdvsrttsszsHss will nevst b aocsmpanisd b
t9eAf rusirss anisss sOntzset l. made tothaE s-es
and Saass received fos tAs soGSsa.t
4. No " LOeAi Nstsse.s hOwsvsra Ehor4, wiz
inserted Or los tAano ons DoliAr each aAys1 g.
8 hsrrisgss' Fnnsraa Naa Rs4xiSus Notices.
mnst Invariably b paid IN advance 10 secure In
6. Ne ds6rsency o1ths part Of sArsisrs viii l.
mads spede ey the ona6k- ths cSrrisra fail q
loase pApess - ordsssd and dIrsosSd, they nas
pay fsr their cAralesaness .+s'a'a sA ~ .'f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

The whereabouts Of young Ketehun,
the forger, 10 still a mystery. The great
cry in New York 10, " Kesch- ens 2
" Ketch-'sm, " Ketch2smt" "a'@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
WOOL FACTORY
Toms w. osrKM-.---.-.-c. B. SAAxER.--....F. HKEKE.
wv. CRUEN G. Co, -
PRoPRIEToRs or THE
Evansville Weol Factory,
COR. BOND STREET a CANAL.

woula rsspeetnaIly call yeur aattsntion 10 she
fact shAt our Fsesory, which wss dsstreysa BY
ara last fall has been. re built and . now an
saanaFscfurfnw into tha followinR 0oodR--Jsazs,
sztsnss1s, Linseys, FisnRelss Blankatss Ceyere
lids aud stocking Yarn, st the loweHt Possibls
rataz.
wsshAIl also endsavor to have The above goods
On hand TO exchange far Wool or sell fsr eash-
Cash paid fer Wecl at highest markst Pr1ea.zs !.
Persons living at n distance and adcstrose q
ssDdtBg their Wool 70 Ne, may do 90 By river or
otherwise, and all such Wool entrusted 70 rs VIII
receive prompt Atsantion. ....-..--.-,
One q sac partners having six years expert
encc n fne custEess, iael confident that no c1s
will leave dissatisfied. 8a-f
Prtos lists furnished On application. s. zeh ira
myu aa .zs I0H6 VI. GRUEH CO. 6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

E@lmhDldsB=erncs
Bncha is the Grsat ninrs<l1. Eslnlbold.s Con.
esatEatsd Extracs 6Araap&rila "a ths great BIoce.
PHriaer. Bosh are prap@rs1 akoos5fng 10 ruis8
Of Pharmney an9 Gh@mistry, and ars tbs zcsf
astfvs that can be made.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
NOTICE.

Important NOTICE.
A LII PERsoEs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the steamer ID D. Campbell, mads prior
TO Nov. 23d 1864 will pnaMmn& them 20 AzrQ
Dyer for payment prior 20 Angust goth, 1855.
my3-tausSo FRANCIS PhATT, Capt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
TOYS.

IA clear, Smooth a&in nnd BeautA-
eul Complsxien fpliow the use of Helmboldsa
1srneentrated Eluad Exfrart eaxsapArtilA II rp-
@aovcs hlssk spoesA pimpasss and sn sruPtAons %
1@a aAAn. aorDAX 80 lh42 2 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

q BY the census just taken, it appears
that the city Of Galesbutg has popula-
,tfon Of q little over seven thousand. The
population Of the township is about
eight thousand eT'e fta iaal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

-l "a train Of five hundred mule teams,
with .quartermastsrs stores, Is shout to
leave Washington overland for LeAgsn-
worth, Kansas. sKlBgEla C3 E-b1 gaa %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

= The pirate Shenandoah is still com
anittinea depsedaticns in the North Pa.
ei6e Ocean. Another American whal.
ing vessel has fallen . prey 70 her. :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

Three children of JEFF. Davis--two
boys and girl-arriyed ct Albany on
the morniug Of the 18th instant, on the
steamar s. John, stopped at the Della
van House for few hours, and left on
the Rensselaer, zaud Saratoga Railroad
Tor Montreal They were accompanied
bby she mother Of Mrs. Davis, 3 white
servant girl and 3 man servant The
Evening Journal says: g a large crowd
was attracted to the BelaYan House
where quite Disgusting scene tool
place. A number of women went in
and, amid the most .sxtravagant profes
SONS Of delight and Affections, repeated
! ly kissed the ehildreu.'' a 80 sssl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

The Iewa Democrats have dropped
the party name from their call for q
State Convention, and are trying tG
avail themselves Of all the shades o.
Opposition to negro suffrage 8 looaS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

General Sherman has declined an iu-
tEitasion to deliver the opening address
at the WISCONSIN State Fair, bat has
promised 70 De present on that occasion,
if possible -sT.sapH - vna.e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

Hee = -asW ~ 4REs ayVorsG Disorders
Il q Aiet nsAz kfnd arise froE eorTuptiong of ths
bIood. Hslnbol6's xxtrzst 81 sarsAperfiia 10 .
rumsdy ~ The utncst Fa1ns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

ssIt has BEEN ascertainad that rebel
cruelties and attrositiss only squalsd b
those Of Andersonvills, were practiesd
upon Upion prisoners at Tyler, Texas,
during the war. 'aa 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

The game law limitation in Tliino
expired on the 9th, and the prair
chickens are arriving freely in chicag
The Chi ckens are said TO be quite plen
on the prairies. s5aa ewes ''9 '.fs -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

Senator Hendricks said, that St six
o'clock this morning many Of Sus stood
on the banks OF the bsAutiful Wabash
and 81 slegen o'clock stood By the hAr-
Dor Of Michigan City, hooking out upon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

Lieutenant General Grant win attend
the Iowa State Fair for the benefit of
the soldiers orphans. which opens ct
Marshalitown on the 28th instant He
viii visit Springfield IIlinois, before re-
turning East ~ oat nEt -nnn -.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
STATE CONVENTION.

The, Ninth Annual Republican State Convention
will be held at Des Moines, on Wednesday, June
t4th. 1861 for the purpose Of placing in nomination.
candidates FOR the following Offices to be filed at the
ensuing Genefal Election, vis:
One person for the office Of Governor;
One person for the office Of Lieutenant Governor:
One person for the otice Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court;
One person for the ONCE Of Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
The electors Of the several counties OF the State
who ordialiy support the Federal Government In
evrey effort to maintain the integrity Of the Union
and heartily approve the policy OF treating treason
henous crime, will be entitled to representation
In the following ratio. One delegate for each
ty, and one additional delegate for every hundred
votes, and fractional part OF hundred over ATTY,
including the Soldiers vote, cast at the late Pres
Dental election fer the Union Electoral Ticket.
The armies of the enemy are broken and dispe rsed,
but the Spirit of Slavery which prompts the destruc
tion Of those whom It cannot control must be de-
stroyed; and the embiems OF mourning which now
enshroud the Nation for It's loss OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
whose name Is synonym for the purest pr nciples
OF Republican Govesnment-impressively suggests
. duty to those who revere his memory and cherish
his faith.
By order Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee H. II. HOXIE
Des Moines. May 1, 1856. Chairman.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
Iowa Items.

TEE GLEASON MUkpER CAsE.-Yesternay afet the
close Of the argument the demurrer to the ndct-
ment Of Gleason for the murder Of the Deputy Mar.
shals In Poweshiek County, Mr.. Sewers, Attorney
for the defendant, asked for a continuance OF the
cas- until another term The case was, Therefore,
continued without formal application.-,State Reg.
lister.
TwsLvE HUNDRsD DoLLARs.-A gentleman, whose
residence not remote from the Capital, was draft
ed during the winter, and hired substitute for
twelve hundred dollars. The sub went to Davenport
where he remained, awaiting orders, until the rebel.
Hon collapsed, and then more soldiers we're
needed, he was dismissed from the service. He
hadn't been out Of the State, and consequently had
chance to fight, bleed and die for his country or
for his 12o0-dolar bounty. A. few days since sub.
was in Des Mones his way home, and by . strange
coincidence he met his principal In the street.
Elbow are you, old fellow ?" said the SUBJ. extend.
ing his hand SAY, have you seen anything Of them
twelve hundred dollarsf"
The principal made no reply. He was too full for
utterance. II was his c,nviction, beyond doubt.
that in pecuniary point Of view he had made
bad thing Of II by hirin substitute for twelve hun
dr.d dollars after the was over !-State Reggie
ter. saH.
SHOCKING CALAMITY! III. H. Nit.
chell's house in Jefferson Township, a
story and half frame, was consumed
by fire on Tuesday night last. Two
Mr.. Mitchell's sons, one Is years of
age and the other older, were sleeping
up stairs. The older one escaped, al
though burned considerably; and the
younger one was burned to death -
Mr.. M. and his wife, who were sleep
ing below, were aroused by noise
which was caused by the older son
who, in a suffocsted state, had fallen
from the ladder which communicated
with the upper room. Desperate eff.
forts were made by the father to save
his son who was still remaining up
stairs; but to no purpose. The flames
progressed to such an extent that
nothing could be done. When the
body of the boy was taken from the
building, life was extinct. Mr.. M. he.
lieves that the house was fired by an
incendiary. Many others believed,
however, that it was fired accident
ally.-State Register.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

LOOK OUT FOR THE Confidence
MAN.-On last Saturday rs the city
Marshal had in tow countryman
who had been t,sting rather extensive.
ly, and was about to consign him to
the Jail, well dressed gentleman
came to him, and told him that the
man he had in oh arge was friend of
his from Red Rock. where he kept a
saloon, and tina. he had been selecting
Liquors and unintentionally imbibed
too freely, and if the Marshal would
sallow, he would take him to the hotel
and sober him up. The Marshal took
1.-THE gentleman at his word, and he
delivered the man over. Afterw ards
lit was discovered that the gentleman
'to6k'the intoxicated one to the hotel
.sobered him somewhat, distracted his
money, of which he had considera.
BILE amount, and decamped.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
PENSIONS BoUNrY AND BACK PAY, prompt
y obtained by E. H. STILES.
Office over @. O Warden's Store,

aa CABBAoE AND IoMA1o PLANTS. -Messrs.
Chapel! & Williams have on hand and are
now ready to furnish Cabbage and Tomato
plants to those who may give them call,
at ,eir Nursery, one mile North Of Ottum.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
Ottnmwa WOODEN Factory.

Ottlem wa WOODEN Factory.
Enterprise deserves notice, and wherever
there is enterprise there is prosperity. We
are decidedly on the side Of home manufac
/ lures, and wherever we see spirit of enter.
prise in person or firm, we will be found
leading helping hand In any way we can.
In this connection it is gratifying to US to
notice the Ottumwa Wooden Factory. We
stepped in for few moments the other day.
and were kindly shown through the build.
ing BY the Manager, Mr.. G. T. knight, and
were really astonished when we saw how
complete this firm had their arrangements
made for carrying on their business. On
the second floor. the large room contains
thirteen looms for weaving every descrip-
ton Of cloth, from very ine stripped fan.
mel, to large. tuble width blanket. all
running and attended by good and expert
enced work,nen. IL another room on the
same floor we come to the custom carding
department, which Is complete and ample
to do large amount Of work. We would
Judge that the farmers in this part of the
State will meet with no delay in getting
their wool carded this season. On the third
floor we found another busy room. in which
there are carding machines, Spinning ma.
chimes and many other works, all complete,
and ready to do all the work that may be
BROUGHT to them. Indeed we found the
large building well arranged. in good order.
and everything necessary for carrying on a
large, and we hope profitable business.
We also examined their stock of cloths,
hannels, blankets &C., all of which will com.
pare favorably with the best Eastern brands.
These they will sell at wholesale or retail, or
exchange them for wool; thus giving the
wool grower a good quality of cloth for the
rnw material, and relieving them of any fur
Their trouble with their wool. We would re.
commend farmers. both at home and abroad
TO go and see this Factory. r.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

Wanted the tallest sour apple tree in tn
United States, and The rope with which sla.
verv hanged old John Brown. Apply to
Andrew johnson, Washington. who will
soon have special use therefor Chicago
Journal
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

- We have heard great deal about petit
coat government, but not until JEFF Davis
vas heard from recently did we appreciate
Via. i ne.ps,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

va Hon. James Harlan, late United
States Senator from Iowa, having returned
to Washington from visit home, will for
mally assume the Office of Secretary of the
Interior in President Johnson's Cabinet
to-day, Wednesday.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

Messrs. Drake & Spivey received their
engine to day from st. / ouis Ii will be
T,lt up Immediately, and in a few days the
Foundry will be in operation. We under-
stand that they already have orders for ma.
Chinery. We wish them success.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
ArssuED. OWN ~ DE
"The Mormon Prophet and his Harem; or an Au
thentic History Of brigham Young, his numerous
wives and children"
All orders sent to 8. @. GaIeGs / Co., Chicago,
ILL.,, will receive prompt attention. (ap7-3dl-v3m.
A SELECT SCHOOL,
j. r. ROBERT, Jr.. Principal.
WITH NOT MORE THAN 80 PUPILS

WITH NOT NOR THAN 80 PUPILS
The Second Term, OF this school win commence at
O. m, Monday, April Path, 1865, at Mr.. Laswelis.
The opportunities enjoyed by the Principal
for famiarizng himself with the methods instruc
ton nov In vogue at the best Universities in the
East, will, It 10 confidently believed. secure to his
pupils Instruction thorough clear and systemat attic,
gradua y leading the learner through the lab
Of forms and to those first principles
upon which. with experiment and observation all
The aim Of the Principal Is thoroughness, not APP
parently rapid progress His desire Is LIST. to have
pupils think for themselves, so as 10 underst and
I'd. To enable eve children to express their own
thoughts clearly In their ownwor Dis. Hence Mental
Arithmetic and frequent exerc ises In composition
will be made principal means Of drin for pupils
between the ages OF ten and fifteen. The solid
branches Of education will In no be neglected
PROF. PIPER, the sLifal con ductor OF Institutes
will be con nected with the school part OF each
II Normal class be formed. Teachers will please
TgITION.
Per term Of ten weeks, payable half In advance
and balance 1T middle Of term
Primary English. ................,4t SO 90
intermediate English. 10 90
Higher English. ........ Is 90
Higher English and one language 30 90
Thorough Bass, and cultivation OF Voice, each 5000
Painting and Ornamental work, In, various styles,
| taught by competent Instructors.
No deduction for absence, exeeptin case Of sick,
| for less than half . term.
INSTRUCTORS.
| It. Robert, Jr., Latin. Greek and Mathematics.
Mrs. Hattie w. Robert, English, French and Ger
Pref Piper, Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
| Rev. 8. II. Worcester, Drawing, sksschiug and
/ Painting.
Ottunwa, April 81, lses-dst.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

The rush for the popular Seven Thirty
Loan continues immense, the subscription
Is increasing every day, and If this contin.
ues. the present week will witness the alb
sorp'ion Of at least one hundred millions of
the loan The FIRST National Bank is the
authorized agent in this city for the Seven
yS,irfiou Pa. p
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
LOCA NOTICES.
OiIicrs

soldiers
and the Widows and Heirs of Soldiers,
are notified that am acting agent for proc
Pensions, Bouniies and other claims against IN,
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unles
claims allowed. NJ. J. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 4, 1S64~tf Ottunwa Iowa