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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
Washington, April 10th,

w dSulIlHtoH, iVths i
Gov Stone. Of Iowa, has issued the fol-
lowing address to the public OF Iowa: r.
Washington. April 18th, 1865.
The Federal CITY is shrouded in mourning.
In the midst Of joy and triumphs the nation
is suddenly called to dep'ore the loss Of its
greatest and truest friend. fouilv murdered
by a traitorous hand. stricken down in the
fillness of lie. and when strongest in the
hearts Of the people. Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States, an. honest
man. an exalted patriot. the friend Of the
poor and oppressed, the jeliverer Of hi
country. has been gathered 20 martyrs
grave That the people Of Iowa. who ad
mred and loved the fallen patriot. and SC
generously sustained the holy cause he rep
resented, may appropriately testify Their
sorrow over this national calamity, invite
them to assemble in their respective place:
of Worship on Thursday the 9th day o
April a, TO o'clock A. m fo, the purpose oI
humiliation and prayer tn almighty God !
also request that travel within the Stat
and all secular employments Is be totally sus
pended on that day. and that all public OF
fices be draped in mourning for the perioC
Of thirty days. pas 1sse. 1lE
Signed. aza WM. AZ. STONE. Gov.
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The nuinberof rebel chiefs that are hid.
|den away, or have taken themselves "a
foreign lands and to parts unk nown,, is
|legion. Stephens is strangely silent, ifno,
missing Albert Pike il living among the
Indians on the borders OF Arkansas. Keitt
Us killed, or otherwise removed from the
scene. Howell Cobb, in his late violent
specch-s sure premonition of his own ap.
o 'lexy and the paralysis of the rebs,,ion-
was very bitter on the young bloods of the
South who had rum away from the war.
London. showing up the rebe, chiefs with
caustic candor. Pillow seems to have laid
his griefs on himself, and gone quietly to
sleep. bz,s" sd
We hearno more Of the truculerft liver
SON. If Georgia, nor of Hammond Of South
Caroiirm, who IL probably rejecting upon
the prowess Of the Northern 'm,IdsHls' in
Their conflict with Sotlr,rn chivalry. Ward,
OF Georgia has not been heard of for year
ShdeH is summing himself in the pieasancas
of Paris. Mason is somewhere drinking
bad whisk; with Geor se n Saunders, whc
lis supposed to have left Canada with GALL
|nipper in his hat Dudley Mann. ir a
french cafe. swings bis eye-glass in a maze
|of trouble, as he thinks of his poverty and
ibis rascality Where is the illustrious
Robert NJ McClane. of Maryland, who
swore that the North should never cross the
border Of the Susquehanna Where is the
fiery Fsyette4 McMullen Of Virginia? We
can fancy his g,ld.headed cane, his ierc,
lshrieks ofrage. and his rub icund physio-no,
Imy-but we To- not readofthem. OF Bah
cock. and Einunson. Charles james Fox
Faulkner, the gentle Boteler. all of Virginia
I'VE hear no rumor even; nor yet Of Burnett
of Kentucky; Of the plant Nicholson, d
Tennessee; Of Soule, Of Louisiana. and tn,
heavy, good-hearted George Houston. o
3Alabams, who larded the lean earth abnu
Washington while representing his d str,c
i'm Congress All SILENT taciturn or mss
ling. Socn too soon for those who have th'
) rebellion in charge, the siience and absenc
, Of so many of the leaders win be broken BY
:he loud demand ofthe people Of the South
< for the end Of the was and the restoration
( of the Union i Philadelphia Press ssg s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
Apr,I Iith 1861 and 1855.

II should not be forgotten that to mo,ro9
lis The anniversary OF the surrender Of For
fSumter. 1t is destined to be ore Of tho
most memorable days in our history Tha,
4th day of April, 1861, was tie day on
(which treason. long plotted in secret. ty
Insulting and striking down HE National
flag, passed the rubicon between lovalty
honor and duty, and plunged the nation in
/ war. ~ -'' $50 y a1aaa a.a g1ss
What suggestions and memories viii not
The morrow awaken in the mind, Of the
Whole American people. What period
these four yeas~ l,aye-heen Z Who will not
dwell on the recollectiops sugestcd by lisss
anniversary? - - %
What contrast between then and now,
between April 1851 and April 1858. How
bold, fierce, arrogant and confident was
t'eason then. How meek. subdued. hnm.
bic and hopeless is treason nows Then
seemingly how weak and helpless was the
nation,-now how strong =, =, - ~.
Z il is indeed a day, which may we'll be-
inscribed among our National anniversaries
We have waded through seas OF blood !.
thotisanas Of precious lives have been lost |.
and fabulous treasures have been expended
but the nstion is saved. the glorious old bans
net Of the free again waves over Sumter
placed there By the identical hands from
which It was stricken four yearsa ago.
IL will be fitting. for. US here in Ottumwa. !
At the hour when those interesting exercis-
es are t'nnspiring in Charleston har',or {
when Anderson unfutls the 'Stars and
Sripes' over Sumter, to give our banners
TO the breeze and by suitable exercises tes,i.
" "ur joy and gratitude that in compare |,
lively so short period the rebellion has
been measurably suppressed and the Ma
ronal authority restored even in Char,estonJ
where treason hsd its birth. d 4 Goa 7.7 8
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Grants Prisoners.

Lee, Longstreet, Ewell Heth. Pickett,
Pemberton, Anderson, Echols. Finncgan,
Js hnst on, Kerstaw, Malone, McCausland,
Mosby. Ould. Rosser. Soreil and Henry A.
Wise are among Gen. Grants captures,
which include the General-in Chief Of the
late Southern confederacy.. three Lieuten.
ant Generals, nineteen Major Generals, and
sixty one Brigadiers. This. is the third
|great haul Of prisoners made by Gen. Gran.
,daring the war, the fi-st being Fort Donald
son. and the second yicksburg.. Fifteen
thousand were, captured at the first, twenty,
mine thousand at the second, and twenty .twe
Thousand at the third, making sixty-six
Thousand prisoners in tho three operat ions
! II We add those taken at Petersburg few
|days ago, and those. captured near Burks
| vile still later, the aggregate will exceed
EIGHTY thousand The last, though nun.r.
i'ca,ly less than the vickshurg haul, is i'm
|measurahly greater in its moral and practi
Icai effects, for tho rebellion dtssnlves with
Itne oisarinins ana disPefSon at Lee iorcfS
The largest capture of prisoners, male BY
the rebels during the war was At Harper.
Ferry in August, 1861, when they took lei
thousani of ouT men. Several tho,isant
rebels were captured ss~Gsttysbnrg AM
! Port Hudson each. The balances Of prison
ers is largely in onr favor. w,thout count tins
those captured during the past two weeks
The number Of Union prisoners put I
death by starvation will per APPS never b
known.
There were Eve Generals In the rebslarm,
Of Northern Vrsini,, who we're alln,stcon
stantly as,ociated,, and ,who, at times. CAV
us infinite troubla,.s Lss. jackson, Lon {
ks,ree. Hill, anl PEyelL J,ckssa receive
his death wound at Chsncelorsy.i,s. Isl
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CIRCULAR.
War Department,

War Department. y
Provost Marshal Generals Bureau, 10
Washington, April l5-9:40a. m. .s
1t is believed that the assassin of the
President and Secretary Seward are at.
tempting TO escape to Canafla. You will
make careful and thoroush examination
OF allpersons attempting to cross from the
United States into Canala; and will arrest
all suspicious persons. The most vigil, ut
scrlt'ny nn your part. and force a, your
disposal is demanded. A description of the
parties supposed 10 be implicated in the
murder will be telegraphed- yon to-day !;
but in the meantime be active in prevent
lng the crossing OF any suspicious persons.
BY order of the Secretary .efrwar,
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w asfiington Apr. l5.-12x

= G'----W aShMSton Apr. I5.-l2 n
Andrew johnson was sworn into off .e
as President Of the United States, by Chief
Justice Chase, to day at IL o'clock Secre
tary Mccullough and Attorney General
Speed and Others were present. He re.
marked the duties are mine, will perform
them trusting in God. 3iT
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New York April 18th.

All places Of business are rapidly -iosins
and the streets are assuming sombre hue
The various hotels, the New England room
The post.office. Custom House, and Other
public places are being d,aped. All th
banks in the City are closed.
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Z RI Hnln Anril 1Sff

~" :" J" BUtfaIo AprI 10Th. ?
81 The Governor ofaNew York has issued
revoking the proposed thanks
giving for recent victories on April 2ntl
and changing it to one Of prayers and hu
for great aff1 ctions. .a ffHr
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-t Burlington, N. J. Apr. Is.
Lieut. General Grant left here for WaSl.-
ngton at 6 O'clock this morning.
Signed, .s Mps U. s. CRAM.
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New York April 15.-12:30. P. II.
A dispatch from Washington says Fred
R. Seward is not dad, but in critical con
lition.- -n--. 80 .-n- ---- ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20

The late General Strong once said that.
when JEFF. Davis Was Secretary Of War, he
reviewed the cadets at West Point. OF
whom Strong was one, on showery dav,
standing under green umbrella. The
General said he made UP his mind that 4
military man who was afraid Of summer
shower on such an occasion. muss have 4
|snbstratuin OF cowardce in Hrs composition
Somewhere, ial
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Reorganization OF Sher I'm An :,
,.- Army ~

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gas
cite, writing from Wilmington. gives the
following of Shermsn's army ~
In the reorganization Of the army III.
command Of the so,h corps win be given
Ieither TO Gen Mower. Of the 18th corps. or
Ito Gen. Couch. Of th- 23i Gan. Couch IS
one of tn, o!d.s. Major G,nsrs', in this ar.
INV. and is also most competent officer. -
Brigadier General G G Walcutt, of 0aio.
has been assigned to the lss division, 18th
sarrny corps, formerly Clrl,n's division. f'
The 23d aud 10th corps viii constitute
the center, thshrst comm,ni,d by Gen
Id Cox, the second by Gen. Terry. The
center will be under comn,ni OF Gen
sScho6eld.
The army then for the next campaign vii
be organized as follows Right wing, 5tt
and 18th corps Gen Howard; center. 10th
and 3s,l corps-Gen. Schofeld; left wing
l4,h and Goth corp--Gen. Slocum. 7'
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,{olD SERIES vel II. NC nj.
EtHrs TE,s Ms.- $50 'Cfpqtdyspce.


wa huri"i lse ssnsi siy at st,irsA
sfne othe1s sfe our pfisaaers .ss:s.assf thesss"
sEwell ha>iast a lee, afri I.oa lrsst c,rrfssA.
,,one OF Two Uaionh lTafsEvhich fsd.i toaer
sminateS bis u sb's ~xi<tcpG
Df Hr'others rnennnci pthe above list
.Pe'ntertnn has been twice ctp'urea. lie has.
;hecpmc Sous. q surrfna,rfn, toGrant th.it
Ihe will hardly -kn}w ha = to betave ,,nderT
the regime ofPtaec. Ftniicean isthe officer
,who tefeateii az a2Onstes. a wears nfrd .ariss
,n'ore Pickett, He,h, K.rshsw mid NJ ihon ..,s,
;tayc been Conspicuous in Jr,'s army for -
some two years as c,tps Of division com. q
Imanders. Ohli istle rel,et & vc c',snse Corn -s..,
mi uissinrcr Mosh .is Iosby land fsa on shys-E
mo. to oc 0sby twea'y.f hour, Ionpcr. -,
Henry A. Wise iSa rattle brainai in.liviin,la !;
who once hed'the offii.eof Governor Of yir..f,
'glnia, and was subseq,antiy an unsaccesz.jia
fn' rebel Brigadier rs II i4a not canersilvjoo
held accountable either Nntl or South, for',t
ANYTHING Ire may say Or dr. gAie1o Tri6.
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. ,;,s. SPERM KERdSESE. Agent
It is needless 10 say that The fortgnes Of
our two friends were maie -providence
Press. 4'stT,a ~ ba5s'S st1l o.
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g 'Harafine Candle, sRsq.:'o~ 70 ss7aig
/ 'Boredefstty feet, struck a sperm vhase's
lead. spodtlng lie at The rate ai asesn bar.
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Exit Brown with good sizsd flea in his
ear. We may add that il any man wants to
get a genuine milling, all be has to do is to
say "oir' 10 Brown Detroit Adpertiser.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

!. ,s.,,a .-n.,, 81 NJ brigade. IsSt ,AS NAtxsAi
SS..,ls. soidiors Aid Society, has been received
S Snlr distributed, aud the grateful task OF ac-
i.nnowledging your unmerited kindness deVoVes up
N me. The wreaths to adorn the banners Oh
,tos, regiments have been delivered and on yes
terday evening, in the presence OF tile brigade,
pcriorned the agreeable duty OF presenting, III the
name OF your society, to priystes Richard Hender-
son, coApauy G, 2d Virginia, Thos. Ailstoek, com
many Ii, in Virginia. Alexander b. Atkins com
papy c, 9Th Virginia; NJ. A. Foster, company u,
a7ti Virginia; and Henry White, company u $50
Virginia, the laurel wreaths and suits of clothing
as directed These soldiers were selected by their
respective regiments for having won on many fields
the hOnors You have bestowed.
IL adds not little 10 the value 81 your iavors 70
know that they come from ladies OF Rockordge, Inc
county that has given to the old brigade two ei IL
most distinguished and hOnored commanders, Jack
son and Paxton, names that will never fade IRON
/ our memories thank you also for the very nat
.ring terms in which You have referred to the pas
record of the brigade aud promise, ia their name
that the future shall dim the brightness OF th'
/ past.
For the kind and complimentary remembrance
| of myself by your society, am most grateful
have the honor To be, madam,
Your very obedient servant,
WM. TERRY,
Brigadier General.
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THE NEWS.

There va, no confirmation, at the war depart
rsrr las; ui.Lt OF the rumor current on the street.
q, tb. effect that Hampton had encountered toe
enemy az ---- and administered 10 hlm severe
whipping Among the returned prisoners VINO
r,s.etr.,s--,iy .lyIa Flrua, yesterday afternoon
was our veteran naval hero, Admiral Flank
Buchanan. lie looks as well as could be expected
and as defiant as ever. AIS presence will INSPIRE
new confidence and life into our gallant little navy
which despite adverse circumstances, has borne IT.
self -sHuutly during the present struggle WIN
Buchanan aud Semmas IN the right places, at the
rsbt time our ironclads cannot fail to give good
account OF themselves
GEN. JOSEPH F. JOHNSTON.
We are able TO announce the gratifying inteH-
liseUce 20 the coUOtry and the army that Gener"'
Joseph T. Johnston has been ordered to report 10
Gen Lee Tor duty.
SHERNANS FORCE
Shermau's effective force Of all arms o. the ser
vice is estimated d, tlnrty-two thousand
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

DEATH OF an OLD CITizEN.--Jabez Smith, one OF
our oldest aud respected citizens, died at his
residence in ihis city, yesterday morning, at six
O'Clock. lie was born in Grafton, Conn, on the
2Gth day OF August, 1885, aud was, consequently
at the time of his death, in the SD year OF his age
lie came to Virginia on account of his health IN
1909, on the Improvement OF which he commenced
business here as a merchant. which he subsequently,
conducted with great success. The deceased, du-
ring his residence in Petersburg, filled many Offices
of public trust In 1926 no was Mayor of the city,
and President of the Farmers Bank. lie Twas the
originator and pioneer of the cotton manufacturing
interests here which in later years grew into ayast
business In his day, Mr.. Smith took an active part
in the politics OF the country, and was thoroughly
identified with the interests OF the South One OF
his last wishes was, that he might live 70 see the
termination Of this war and the independence Of
the Confederate S ates.--PsterStarg Express.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
an ORDER Fnov GEN. ORD.
EIIROPEANNEWS.

We have from Europe important intelligence, two days
later brought by the steamship SaXonid which arrived
here yesterday, nom southampton on the eth INST
The knclisn Parliament was opened on the Otl INST,
the Queen address being read by tue Lord Chancellor
is reading was succeeded by very interesting and AMI
m, led Debate on American affairs between the ministry
aud their supporters and the opposition which showed
material change of opinion The part oil British staes-
men regarding aud the position OF the u STATES
government Earl Russell admitted that We Had just
cause Tor complaint against England both IN regard to
the hig of rebel pirates ana the liberation OF raiders
n Canada and thought II was not unnatural thht our
government steps for increasing It's naval force
on the Northern lakes. other members expressed similar
opinions a.,
took place Paris the 4th instant at which the rela
tons between Government ana that Oi Napoleon anu
the atrde assumed by the American Congress aud pe0-
ple Regarding the imperial usurpauon In Mexico, are
said To have formed the subject OF discussion II is I'M
drrstood that the Councils hna agreement was to alb
stain present from all movement IN these matters
without however, indulging ia false security
The Paris MOniteur prOn0unces the report that sonora
and other Mexican States have been ceueu 10 france
absolute tabrcations.
The Uiudc one of the Frsncorehel rams, sailed from
the Isle OF HOua ca the coast OF France ON the 18Th OF
January She had been previously supplied by French
steamer with guns, ammunition, crew, coal and all the
other necessares outfit II was reported that se
WAS bound for Charleston Tor the purpose oi raising tie
blockade II this really her destination she probably
sailed little too late, in of recent accounts OF
a1p ia that vicinity The latest reports say that the
Onde had reached Corunna spain where she lay III an
IN said ihat MACMILLAN of Mexico has addressed
autograph letter the Pope explaining his reason for
assuming the claim OF his Government 10 all the Mexican
church property.
out its entire length from the Red Sea TO the Meder
ranean has been officially announced TO al the Cham
beers OF Commerce in Europe by NJ Lesseps President
and Superintendent.
F. General Mcclellan with his family, arrived in Liver
pool the 5tb instant and lett for London on the next
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

Thomas GREAT CAVALRY AovEaEyr.--Tbe Nash
willie correspondent vi the Chicago Jo'6hdi, wr-
ting under date of the 10th, says ii have not yet
learned what progress has been made relative TO the
movement of forty thousand cavalry into Alabama,
which has been in preparation long Had the
weather permitted, it would have left PASSPORT yes
terday-perhaps it did so at any rate, but doubt
it. as We have had all sorts of weather"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

A TEA CHER WANTED NEAR FREDERICKs HALL.
n Ayoung lady competent 10 teach the Engli-h Ian
gage no mdsc, will be paid fair salary and board 70
come and teach school Please reply soon Direct 10
Fredericks Hall Louisa county Va Teach ten months
commencing February.
fe23-c4tf JOHN CARTER,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

ADDRESS To-SroHT.-By invitation of the Leg
slature OF Virginia, Major John Tyler, of the
Confederate army, son Of the late ex .Pres-
dent, will deliver address tonight III tbs
hall OF the House of Delegates, conmenci5g<m
halGpast O'Clock Major I. is an eloquent speake l.
and will discuss the current issues Of the day with
force and attractiyeness which cannot fan to re-
pay all who attend.
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DIED,

On the alst inst Jous 2, STAGE In the SSth year Of
his age. - 90
His friends are requested to attend his funeral from Dr.
Hoges church at - o'clock isday. fe7a--lt.
At Lexington, Va, Tuesday, the 18th ult., Mrs
CHRIsrIAs SWAMI, wife Of the late Eugene Swami.
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RICHMOND WING.
Thursday Mor-ips. February ~, 1885.
EVENING WHIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P NJ and
every succeeding day Sundays excepted at the
same hour, an evening edition Of the Wing The
evening Wing viii contain the latest news by mail
aud telegraph up the hour OF going TO press ell
torials, local intelligence, Sc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

JUDGE LYONs' CoCRr,-In this court, YESTERDAY.
the case of Frank Morris, alias HerIaaD, indicted
for the murder of Michael o'Roufke, was called
and Tor good cause shown, continued till the nex<
term.
Cathariue Collins was convicted OF rece living
len goods, knowing them to have been stolen, and
was sent Ia Jail for si4 months
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
MAR RED.

ON the 2ist of February 1865, at NiddIeborc King
George county Va by Rev. d. s. Doggett ID. d., Lieut..
Col j. II. wfSY, Of North Carolina, 10 Miss JENNIE
BRowy, OF King George county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

MAE SHoT-HE DIES rs THE SrREFT.--Jahes
Clark, company b, Gath Virginia Cavalry, was yes
terday evening, about O'Clock, found lying on the
sidewalk In Rockets, dying OF wound in Tie side,
apparently idhicted by pistol bali. lie died in
few minutes after being shot. No clue has been
obtained to the manner IN which he was shot or BY
whom. his name was indicated by papers found On
his person. n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

Col. WN. MARTIN, Of Henry County:
siR-We, the undersigned soldiers ia the 18th Va b
ginent having high regard fOr your legislative cal
city and patriotism desire your services Repes
tatye Ia the Congress vi the Confederate States the
fore ask that you VIII announce yourselves caHdit
Tor that position at our next spring election
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
NO the HoIdcrs of Caroline CouS

no the Holders of Caroline COuN
i lBonds.-You are hereby notified to present
pas menI, at the Office Of X. ii. Maury Co.. IN y
inond your interest coupons Which are now daf
hereafter as the become due, as funds have been az
be always provided ready 10 pay them md the
will not hold itself responsible TO pay them eXcep
common currency ofthe community as they become
M I. T. NORRIS
fe2i-c4w. County aged
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
THE OrTY.

LARGE FUyERAL.--The remaips Of the III ,fstec(
stebbins family, who perished in the flames ofther
house on Monday night, were buried from the Broad
Street Methodist Church last evening at 4 O'Clock.
The funeral ceremonies we're performed by u
Rev. DR.. Duncan, and the congregation was one q
the largest ever gathered together ia this city.