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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
GOOD NEWS for the LADIES.

MRS M Platts & MRS ID HOyIand
Deg leave to inform the Ladies Of 0ttumwa and sur
rounding country that they are now opening and
preparedto offer an unusually large and elegant
stock OF
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS
eB-Bleeching and Pressing on the shortest no.
tice. Also, t4 II 1Ir4 Il ftFI "a -'.-'
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
In the latest Eastern styles. A large variety Of
Fashionable Patterns constantly on hand. - !
Rooms, up stairs, over Hswley's store, Main street
Open from o'clock 4. u. 70 ( O'Clock p NJ The
remainder the day Mrs. Piatts can be consulted
ct her residence on Second street. two bloeks vest
sfths 81. Charles Hotel fMsy3o ls65-y
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How Are You, 81. d.,

The eager interest with which the success
siv' steps of the rebellion have been follow.
ed for little more than four years, has a
last eliminated in the fight, pursuit, and
capture of Jea. Davis, late President of the
So called Confederate States of America.-
He was nabbed on the night of the 10th inst,
in camp. on the banks of Alligator Greek, in
Pine Wilderness, near Irwinsville, Georgia,
while enjoying the sweets Of unsuspecting
repose, surrounded by his family and mill.
tary staff. When he had reason for the be-
lief that he was in the tolls OF his pursuers,
he put on none Of the lofty airs with which
he used to address his unpretending Anti.
Slavery associates in the United States Sen.
ate. Neither did he attempt to dictate any
sonorous Proclamation. assuring his friend 8
or himself Of the hopefulness Of the situation.
Neither did lie prepare for any high tragedy
after the manner Of j. Brutus, Conspirator,
OF Roman memory or of Catalina, who fell
with his face to the foe, breathing defiance
in his latest breath or even of that Confed.
crate in assassination, j. Wilkes Booth. who
when brought to bay, had prepared to pune
tnre his own diaphragm rather than have
Federal soldiers do it for him. On the con-
trary, waving all dignity. propriety, and
custom, the late President of the so called
Confederate States of America-he who had
heen recognized by his Holiness the Pope of
Rome. and by his Imperial Majesty, Maxi.
milan of a portion of ,exico, as a ruler Of
an u dependent nation-put on the inconve.
nlent toggery and embarrassing decorations
OF his own wife, and placing his last reliance
on the valor Of his heels, took to the brush.
and ran like terrified dog. In all sacred
I'd profane history, in all ancient and mod .
ern story, you may search in vain for any
parallel to this most ineIorious termination
Of great civil ard military career! A Hero
in the Mexican War, Secretary of War in
the Government of the United States, Sen.
ator in the United States, President of an
independent Confederacy-all these charac.
tiers united in one person-donning the hab.
il'ments of ,oom,an and running like
,white-livered coward O, woman. whipping,
Senator assaulting, President numbering
Chivalry TO what depth of humiliation
have all your vauntings come at last. Your
name and your history will 90 down to pos
terity at home and abroad in pever.endiny
mockeiy! No more will covering slaves on
Southern plantations, tremble like aspen
leaves at the tones of your voices. No more
will European courts and European Jour-
nails magnify your words and exaggerate
your deeds. as those of royal race. They
have shown their willingness to do almost
anything for you, short Of buying your Con.
federate bonds; bnt that last exhibition of
secesh frailty ~ your old Tycoon down on
the banks Of Alligator Greek, State of Geor-
gia, has done the business for you, the
world over. Hereafter your coat of arms
will be, not group Of Ethiopian women and
children on slave auction block, but pet
ticoat and pair Of caoalry boots! Slate
! RoUisfsr
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18
The Income Tax.

a ~ washington, May IL.
As some confusion exists concerning e.
dnctions. the following obtained from the
Bureau Of the Commits sioner of Internal
Revenue, may settle the difficulty: The
amount paid out for insurance, and for usual
and ordinary repairs upon buildings and
lands, not exceeding the average. paid for
repairs for the prece eding five years. may be
deducted from ones income in making his
return. The rule IS applicable not only to
property returns, bu. to property occupied
by the tax payers; for instance. if the total
repairs for five years have been $500. the
deductions for this year cannot exceed 800,
although the expenditure may be greater
Permanent improvements made to increase
the value Of property. cannot be deducted.
Attorney General Speed las given an
opinion that the appointment of assistant
assessor. belongs to the President and not to
assessors, as by the act of 1865.
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Kentucky.

At Union meeting held in Lexington,
Ky, on the 9Th Of May, Brig. Gen. S. S. Fry
was nominated for Congress in the 7th dis.
tr,ct. Gen. Fry has proved himself a devo.
ted friend of the Union. Gen. Fry Was the
man who killed the rebel Gen. Zo.lcoffer.-
He favors the amendment to the Constitu-
ton abolishing slavery, and will support
that measure on the stump.
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j. H. WILSON,
Brevet Maj. Gen.

.a srf~ a#.aa Hc NEW YORK, May 10. &
In General Order Lieut.. General Grant
has relieved Maj. Gen. Dana fr I'm his com.
mand IN the Department: Of the Mississippi,
and ordered him to report at his place of
residence, for further orders. Maj. General
Warren succeeds Gen. Dana in command.
The Herald's Montgomery. Ala. CORES
ponlent gives additional details of the cap.
ture Of that place. The place it will be re-
membered was FIRST taken possession of by
Gen. Wilson, on his grand cavalry raid
through Alabama and Georgia, during the
early part of last month. SOS .-4
The prosecution of his enterprise requi
ring Gen. Wilson's abandonmen. OF the
town, it was unoccupied by the National
forces from the l4th to the oath ull, al
which late date Gen. A. j. Smith, with the
18th corps after participating in the capture
Of Mobile. arrived and again unfurled over
the cit. the glorious National Banner, never
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-18

Some citizens 6f Troy, on Saturday last.
forwarded to Gen. Grant I. present that will
''take his fancy" tits box Of cigars, one
hundred in number, of the finest brand, and
costing one hundred dollars. Each cigar
has paper holder. and the box is got up
regardless Of expense"
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r IST or LETTERS Rcmainin.

T IST OF LETTERS Remaining
Aunclaimea In the Post Office at Ottumwa Iowa,
on the 18th day Of May, 1866. ~
ITO obtain any OF these letters. the apple . at
must cafor ADVERTISED LsrTEKs. give the date Of
this list and pay one cent for advertising
If not called for With one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Once.
Letters are not advertised until they have re-
manned In the Office week.
PLACE the postage stamp on theupper ri ght ha nd
corner, and leave space between the stamp and di.
rection Tor post-narking without Interfering with
the writing. rst sa'T
IN. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of a letter to
the writer, II claimed within 80 days or less writ
ten or printed with the writer's name. Post Office
and State, acr0ss the left hand end OF the envelope
on the face side, WILDE complied with at the usual
prepaid rate of nay Mhru he IeIIa
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He tries to play Old Granny.
IT DIDN'T win.

War Department. Washington,)
May IA, 1866.
To Maj. Gen. Dix: - p pr
The following details of the capture Of
JEFF Davis, while attempting to make his es
cape in his wife's clothes, has been received
from Maj. Gen. Wilson
(Signed) E. NJ. STANTON.
Sec'y. Of War.
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supposed to be in Canada.
The Tribune's special says the report that
there was in circulation in Germany, coun.
terfeit U. S. Bonds grew out of the jealousy
of the popularity of our Bonds, and was re.
sorted to By Brokers in their efforts to aid
the sale of Home securities THERE'S now
in Germany about three hundred millions
dollars of our 500 Bond, aud the demand
has been so great that for weeks past ex.
change he's been per cent in our favor.
1t is source of qualification to our Gov.
eminent that the European capitalists. who
had faith in our cause in darker days Of the
struggle, have lived to see the securities they
purchased freely at 80. rise in London mar.
kets to &c, netting them profit of their
earlier investments of so per cent. aara
1852 ru. New York. May Is.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
The War Department has had laid before it
bill introduced in the rebel Congress BY
Mr.. Curry, of Alabama, which was concert.
ed for the purpose of vindicating the star
walton OF prisoners of war, the murder OF
black soldiers, the burning of Northern cit
les, and finally the assassination of the
President of the United States and his Cab.
met. Tie preamble sets forth in great de
tail and needless iteration the action Of the
United States Government in declaring all
slaves in rebel districts free, and speaks
most bitterly of the Proclamation of Presi.
dent Lincoln, denouncing it as unprincipled
and inhumsn. Then follows the resolution:
Therefore, Ress1ved, By the House Of
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JEFF Davis was captured disguised as a
woman! jeff. was never very good look.
ing man, but it appears his wife's dress made
him captivating. e. Ea7>a s1a 'a
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WORTH OVER .O,B EIILIOy DOLLARS,
p,.ndsd na ofaraelss, 10 .. cold for Z, .a,,A

All to sold for 81 each, without regard to value
Not to be paid for until you know what
j. sre syn you are to receive.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18


FEMALE GAMBLERs....T New York
'correspondcnt of the Cincinnati Ga
xette writes
Gaming has not been confined this
season to the masculine latiludes OF
the watering places. 1t has grown
the fashion for women to play, and
many of our modest fair ones have
beeome infected with the mania,
Wom4n doseyerything by extremes.
and Of course they will enter new ex-
elements with extraordinary ardor
The largest players often at Baden
Baden and other Continental spas, it
is well known,are women; and have
no doubt before the winter is over in
New York that some husbands and
fathers will anathematize the hour
whent theirwives and daughters learns
ed the latestand most expensive dis
sipation.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

For IMpEAoHINa PRESIDENT JoHN-
soN.-The Boston Commonwealth, Sum.
ner's organ, is intensely bitter on the
+" wooden nutmeg state" /" the Jersey
ofNew EnglaAd"-while its London
correspondent calls thus for the i'm.
peachment of the President:
There should be s1me chivalry
somewhere, enough to fight the Pres
ident and his Cabinet, one and all, to
the death, and pluck the spoil out of
their teeth. Shame on them, one and
all; on Johnson, who has basely be
trayed those who placed him in power,
and the negroes to whom he offered
himself as q Moses; on Seward, ON
Stanton, on the whole set, who have
not the honor to resist him, and, fail,
ing success, to abandon and help to
anapeach hin, !; and-alas, alas !-shame
on the whole North, who not only
permit for one moment this wrong to
20 on, but actually hesitate to arrdign
their infamous agents at Washington.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

THE Russian Army The InDalide
Russo publishes q rather remarkable
letter on the armaments OF Rlssia.
From it, it appears that in 1872 Rus.
sia required 100000 men to defeat
Napoleon, and that the army rose to
above 100000 during the Crimcan
war. The years 1S63.4 were anxious
times for the country. All Europe
appeared to menace her, and it became
necessary to put l,l35, 200 men on q
war footing. At the end Of last year
over quarter Of million of men
were dismissed, and it is hoped that
the army will be reduced during the,
present year to its normal status,
which the journal in question states
to be 100000 men. This number will,
it adds, be necessary until the country
shall have become pacifcd, and the
roads, at present rough and almost
impossible, fit tor strategic purposes.
Such an army is, no doubt formidable,
but it is probably no larger than nee
essary, when the vast extent OF the
Russian territory is considered. So
enormous is it that it is doubtful,
in case of war, it would be possible
for the Government to bring more
than 100000 men into the field.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

A JOKE FRoM BRIGHAM YouNa.-
The Salt Lake Union Vedette relates
that Brigham Young, on hearing that
Waldron, an, actor,,sought the hand
of. Miss Alexander, a young actress
who isd = the /" Presidents" guar
dians 70, nj in his veto, and said:
!" MI Hon is a gentleman and a,
good ~ he.can play !" Richelieu,"
" Richard, (thaee I's,) :" Romeo" and
what not finely; hut (by this time
Brigham brought bis best sarcastic
elocution into pse,) he ca n,t play Al
ezander I"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

"Sam, are you one of the Southern
'chivalry 7" "No, massa,. Use one OF
de Southern shovelry; l shoveled dirt
at the Dutch Gap Canal.v
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-18

STRUCK GoLD. Tho workmen en-
gagged in the construction OF The Russo.
American Telegraph line, while set.
ting posts $50 miles above Quesncla
mouth, are said to have struck q gold
placer prospecting from seventy five
cents TO one dollar to the pan. Result
"a temporary suspension of telegraph
construction for the more profitable
employment of gold mining.
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observation-disclosures.

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MmtlitAc Wricfltjtc.
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bar 6tis Bute ubertrdgen WHree. bere htermit sur 9tdhD
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Inb brei Damen ensa6irt. 8oS Gbeater=2otaI it has
'eItette Der Metropolitan SoGe. Die itrri9en GcGeu
perben bon seatteten Iulabeurs aus @a{6in9tpn beIett.
(himi)
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81. 81. Gomb S., 0nnb1rnr's @atent
rem 6. Wai 1851"
" usiua

Mn$Su9
aus ben 0srtanpIunsen SSr rem 5erei&sert&te tet Ser. S!aa-
ten fir Zen iabli6en Difritt tes StaGtts Nsp. gcrt.
Circuit court Der Ser. Staaten = II. SUM
1865.
@Gr Rt&ttr 9 J. I nj a
nebrridreitIuS eineS SinbaItbefebI3. &
s.. 3. rptpe1r l. 9. 9 . penhu G n aegen
2 eter 6Iemtfb f.. - G8 mar teS tin NntTaS auf Be
t~trdfunG hes Setldeten, pei&tr T6 Der 0erlebune elmer
:~sniunftiOn baeur@ ituI6ts senadt bate, tab er Summit.
unb @utta -perda- 8inme f~abrtiirt unb serfauft bate.
Rt@ier NeIicn fpra6 fb in febr nadtrafliden une fren-
gen QDOrten eegeu bttienieen uebrrtreter Der pdtent8eitRe
psI6e has Anieben bes @eriGtshpfes taburd nitt re.
.fpstttrtn, bab lie tarin betarrer, Stefs Rdmme 3u ~fatrt3tren
nnb gu %serflufen; er fastt. Sas fpl&en %e,lensn I'M ieben
SretS has Sanbnerf eeleat reretn nanNe. s. her 8stIdste
WRaneel an BIrefhaft beretts etne Q6p6e I'm @efdnsntB
70 erfagte itn 3i6tsr Sbtpman su elmer Stvafe pom
800 uno su elmer mettern @efdnani6frafe sn 20 &asen,
rel3e Iestere %aueertent fo LANCE f%prtbanern irats, bts bic
Celebrate betahIt let. (ini23-1m)
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Die @rturltSn Der Bcrtuna Qpae Il. 8. S. 9. mad 8du
err ihnntetS YldS 1T res fbiebien 99tttcrS talber aIf NOR
gen, Mttirra, ben 2S. rs. r~trTbpten nOster.
{himt) DdS Gprrite
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MMncl %nrrlnrcn.

DUnnerfas Nbent sina benz uuter;ei6neten Elm pstser
Sttbeu= putet perlpren. Der retliGe Tinber wtro eebeten
e~enfelten eesen B%tIetnuus tn SO. 265 %. gratttr. GtsuIts-
fern. Toll VtuS S6dmberae
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Eppc8<M u.cioe.

Treunben unb 8etannten hermit bic traurige Mn3et8e
as unfere seltsbte TO6ter &tereTa nod tur5em eeiten unS
ur@ cen EOO entri6en tpnrbe, I'M MItsr BON 8 Wtpnoten u. 2
Easen. Die 8eeretguns fnSet beute, u SUM, WtittasS INT
!lItr fatt Inn ftae Ebeilna6me bitten bic ttefbstrabten
sItsrn .. @erman nebft Satin,
(t) So. 456 Ate Str.