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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-09
Correspo ndence Of the Hawk-Eye.
Washington Correspondence

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81, 1865.
At, the, moment Of writing Mr.. Harlan is
understood as being on the new Cabine,
slate for Secretary of the Interior. Wheth.
er he will accept is, perhaps, doubtfal, il
case tits rendered 20 him. His apppi NJ
ment would reflect scredh on The Judgment
Of Mr.. Lincoln, and crafty some of Mr. Har-
lan's friends, though many others would
prefer to see him remain in the Senate, and
I confess am disposed 10 slis9 pyiell
among that humber.
Stewart Goodrell of -Des- Moinnsr has been
appointed Cotton, Agent, but the point Ito
which he is 70 proceed. is,nat yet decided
I think Mr., j. H, Knox will go with him. as
Clerk /; at any rate he, has the option of do
ing so, If he does not he will doubtless re-
turn soon to Iowa. f.ss.,.., e,sA ..,tt >,
Peter Melendy. Of Cedar Falls, has been
decided upon-by The delegation to succeed
Mr.. Hoxie as Marshal of our State, Mr.. III.
having resigned. "a mt ssss ~ .. rsysss,x3.
3; O. @. lNourse has also been designated as
Distrit Attorneylin the place of w Fl. F,
Gurley. Mr., Gurley is nov here. and has
been suffering for some time threatening
state Of i'll health. His friends will be glad
to learn that he is sensibly improving, how.
notice here ,Col.. Hedrick, oe the 18th
iowa. He Is on the wav to join his regi.
ment, when he is able to tell the hole at
which it is to come ont. so that he can reach
it. His locomotion, however, is still diff,
cult, in consequences of the wound received
near Atlanta, and he7is really unfit to follow
his regiment. He may, consequently, be
detailed for some light duty here until he is
still further improved. ssv .crsrgss
= Mr.; N. C. Deeripg has been designated
as. special mail agent for;our, State. in place
of Mr. Brainard. He is. now an assistant
clerk. understand that tho position which
he will thus eyacate will be rendered to Maj
Hamilton of the seth Iowa. = Is E.,s rs.f
The NJ. an. and Clinton railroads pro-
pose to have Congress. grant them $4,000
900 to enable, them, to build ajoint road
from Des Mones to the Missouri. The pro.
ject is too late for this session, and must !,
therefore, fail. ifinot from other causes. 1t
is strongly opposed by Mr.. Hubbard. Mr..
Wilson also thinks that your road is as
much entitled to assistance west of the Des
Moines as those two roads, and will doubt
less make that condition of his support, Of
the upper project. Il, fs5ay 8 hsn s..s.sj;
j understand that tie Quincy and Toledo
road. and sconfederated interests. ha, g pur-
chased one-half the ferry privilege at Keo
kuk. and propose to build bridge here
The Keokuk and Des Moines companv ex :.
pect to build twenty miles more of road this
summer, and if labor and iron were not so
high they would expect to get to Des Moines
by. winter Fsa 'tr7is{ F3&aiH ff
e The town is crowding to replesion, and
the. weather is shiny and splendid. Good
news, good feeling ard. great hopes inspire
the multitude. .'y'ssi eli ;as; M Iowa..
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CHERTFFS SALE.

ny Ffrtue OF an ExecutIoH 20 me uIrecteu IS
sued by the Clerk of the District Court of Keokuk
county, State OF Iowa Il have levied upon and win
expose to public sale, at the front door Of the Court
House in said county, the following described pIop
erty to-wit, situated In said County and State.
4 The North part Of the Northeast u 8 ASwA
acres also the south Il the North east Il OF the
Southwest Of secton( township CIR seven.
ty two range (12) twelve (20) twenty acres all in
WapeIIo county, Iowa. fsf s,ssx,
Said sale win take place the (5th) fifth day OF
April 1885 between the hours Of o'clock a. M and
p m, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. The said
property having been taken at the suit off, Hall
VIM. f. Parker to satisfy said execution l4292 0)
two hundred and nInety.two dollars interest and
costs. az |sa r ETH ~ lsEn
sherifs Office, 0ttumwa, Iowa. March, 4. 1853
f&t G. A. DERBY. Sheri n.
March 9 1se5.-2w
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LEGAL NOTICE. 2
TO Andrew George and Mary E. George:

You ave hereby notified that the petition Of jam es
Linn Is now file In the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa, in which
said Linn claims to be the owner Of Lot one, and
the west part of Lot two in section twenty nine,
tow nship one, range twelve. ESQ., that you
you attic mpted to convey said land TO Thomas Coop
or, and made mistake in the description of said
land, said Linn asks the correction the descrip-
ton in your deed, and that the title OF said land be
quieted in petitioner. And unless you appear and
make defense ia said petition before noon 4
the second day of the next term Of said Court be
commenced the 2sth day OF May, 1865, default
will be taken and decree rendered in accord ance
with the prayer OF petitioner.
+ [Stamp.l t t NJ ]. WILLIAMS
March o, lS65-4w Atty for petitioner.
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XXXVlIlth JCOMgress-2d SEES
SiOln.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-HousE:NThe
conference committee on CIVIL and miscella
neous affairs bill .epocted the question Of
exempting civilians from trial by courts
aItial unsettled.
The conference committee reported upon
the agreement to make the duty on in
ported paper Is cents ad valorem. With
out l. king final action. on the Senate's re.
ports, the House adjourned sins de-
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n IST OF3LETTERS Remainino

IL unclaimed in the Post Office at Ottumwa, Iowa,
on the Sth day of March, 1865.
ITO obtain any Of these letters. the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS give the date Ct
this list and pay one cent for advertising
''If not called for within month, they wifi be
sent TO the Dead Letter Office. .fsgs -At41
Letters are not advertised until they have re-
manned In the Office one week
Place the postag stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and dis
rection for post-marking without interfering with
the writing.
.I.."N. B-A REQUEsTfor the RETURN OF letter to
the writer, II unclaimed within 80 days or less, writ
ten or printed with the writer's name, Post ONCE
and State, the left hand end Of the envelope
on the face side, WILDE complied With at the usual
prepaidrate Of postage payable when the letter is
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SW EEP-STAKE
THREcHIyKc MAEHyIKES,

acknowledged AS TIE Machines Of the c0nptry. (,
~ orders for Buckeye Re ipers and Mowers md
oweep-Stake Threshers, sho uld be handed In 500 NJ
As the demand Is greater than can be supplied. and
"drst called hrst served . "a @'s'TfrffN' anu
Dom forget to 60 to Mcbride 4 Bros for your
iarm implements. Store on Frost street n Saw
doors west OF Lawrence & Chambers. 49,
PERSONS wishing good Parlor or Church instru.
ment would do we'll to call before purcha sing
elsewhere. $50 march issS .s'"s
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The Legislature of West Virginia has
adopted an amendment to the Constitution
Gf that s ate. DISTINGUISHING all those who
have voluntarily participated in the rebellion.
The loyal men of the new Commonwealth.
who have suffered in. their homes and prop
critics the evils OF rebellion and civil war, be
lieve in penalties for crime so rank and
bloody as treason.
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esidierh and the widows and heirs Of sol dgers
notified that em acting licensed claim aren't.
Tor procuring Pensions. Bqunties, Rack rand ali
Charges moderate. and nothing unless claims are
aunwea' So. EDwARbH. Suits.
'.I6"u once opposite 0ttumwa Hoaex.~
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Ottumva. March J.. 1856. >
T EGAL NOTICE. :
( u. 8. Re .. Stamp, !
e. cancelled at
wapsllo county.

w...,,. $500. eanceiied 81
To Adeline L. Robert, j. r. Robert, Calvin @ Pack
ard, Gertrude Packard, Day 4 Been, y. ExekieIs,
Knapp, Wilkinson Go. and Charles Emory
20 ~ Ns&fbsssH- ssfDks& SA8
You and each Of You he, eby NOTIFIED that on
or besc!et4s 81 deyof April s1Se5, there will be on
ME In the oce OF the CLERK Of the District Court of
SAID county the petition Of W ayep Packsrd. cisim.
Ing Of said Adslinsb Robert ana T. T. Robert. he
hushand OF SAID Adsiine 70 be the owner OF title
ard, for conveyance Of part Of the south corner
OF out lot - 100 feet On the. exteps OF, OF Ma rio
rect by $50 feet deep j In Stum1a wapeIlc coun
~, Iowa, and praying q specific performance and
conyey!ncet said betia b deed ol war; anty.
and asking OF all said desendents decree Of said
Court qpieting the title to said property In said ne
TONER sEainst al ciairls OF said defendants Of any
Kind whatever. And unless you appear an answer
said petition fore noon Of the second day ~
the May term 1855 q gid court. judgment and de-
cree OF said Court WIN be entered against Won O.
cording to the prayer Of saii petition.
- -, =, ,t,.>a ssWARRENs RACKARD...
~ .99ham' Asty,yz ses - 81 lpar2, ,6ssSy.
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Peace Declared.

WAsu-TUB SLAVERY ABOLISHED.
We the undersigned believe j R. Ter.
bills Wash Machine for ease Of labor, speed
and completeness of execution is unequaled
Mrs NJ Fl Hendersho w Doccett
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Trf "The night
Shows Starr and women In a hettar HRht

Not SO with DR.. ID. Seelye's Liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy, which needs testing, that its
virtues may be appreciated As yet has
never failed to cure. if the directions were
reasonably followed
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J. G, HINSEY. M. d.

H-011cs With n. J. WILLIAMS, Esq. Residence
on the tluH, north OF the Court House. tfEAi
q Aprilyi. lss4sH "a 1880 ara. 81
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken ap by THONGS Bartholomew, living In
washington Township, wapello county, Iowasten
sheats about Ave months old seven or tbeS ars
white aud three are black and white spotted an
praised at VI 90 each, marks bran dis perceive
David ". Maetunder sosth. I. - -. 81 -
Feb 20 $3.50 n tsf L.Fs Se AxEJsp
. HcsrHfy me above tosbe y ue Eanscfipta az IL
appears on record in my office.
l.. NJ. COOLEY. Clerk D @,
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Another Rad Contem piate /.

~ Oss.wEso, March 4 Mayor Gaunt has re.
ceiyef despatch from GOV. Fenton sta.
ting that the War Department, Washing
ton, have received information from Hall
Tax, that robels IN Halifax - contemplating
. raid on Oswego and vicinity, and pub
lie meeting is to be held in this city this az
ternoon to take. such action in the matter
as may be necessary. -
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or The roadsars bad jassa now, AMI csonot
be expected to improve much IL any for
several days.5g aRS!fpasG ss3tsf2aar3
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Lates, from sherm an.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-An extra Of the
Republicans just issued says officers of
Gen. Schoield's army, who arrived here
this morning from Wilmington state that
when they left that place on the 1St, de-
serters and refugees who came into our
lines that dav reported Sherm,n by flank
movement had compelled the rebels to evac-
uate Florence, S. c., and was moving in
the direction Of Fayetteville, N c.. w1,ch
is on the direct route to either Gold boro or
Raleigh. % @
Richmond p1pers Of the 2sth say the
Yankee prisoners have been all sent from
the camps near that place to Northeast
Bridge for the purpose of being exchansed.
Many others from Greensboro and Salisbn
~ have passed through here for the same
destination. AN Federal prisoners in NJ
O. are to be exchanged. we learn. at North.
east Bridge. We presume the exchange
win be commenced in a few davs 2 fs
The Raleigh Conservative CLOSES an arti-
Gle on Sherinan's movements as follows:
lssBut what viii be the result Of his present
expedition time will only determine, and
the people of the whole cmntry await news
which win solve the problem with intense
anxiety" 1'' ~ kssa bsFe fase'is
I The Richmond Disp'tch OF the 81 saws,
we have had no official intelligence from the
seat ofwar in the S,utii lately, and for two
days not even ruuior ~ 5ftez ~ ttt
TIE Hon. Roger /. Pryor. who has just
returned from n northern prison, was in
THE city yesterday. 1Ieis looking we'll
Tie Richmond Examiner Of the 81 says
there was report Yesterday Of some firing
on the lines around Richmond, but Il ia
hardly to be presumed that they were sig-
nails of any important action sfJgf.f sff&
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Mexican News,

! New York, March 4.-Advioes received
here through private sources from Mexico
state that the war in the United States is
attracting the special attention of the impe-
rial government. The police are directed
to arrest all who express their. sympathy
with the Federal cause, and one man named
,Voldiso has. been seatenced toa years i'm
prispnment for speaking fayorabiy about
the United States apd. predicting the speedy
end, OF the rebellion. ssed y 80 tussshni
The imperial treasusys ~ constantly get.
ting lower. ~ a53w ash o6l "a ~
s1aThc hostility ofths Church party ia. the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is onthein increase. so
i17The friends of'the Jusristl cause here re-
sfuselts give lcredencsto the reported defeat
at OAK aca q al al aggsla8 sR ID pnSrsa
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Best kind; sulky'and Revolving Hay Rakes, &c.
In fact we will make our business to Keep on hand
everything q farmer needs to i'll the soil wekeep
no Implement We cannot fully warrant. and when IL
proves not to he what we. RECOMMEND It to be the
Machine is to he returned ana We win refun the
money. We are agents for the celebrated
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.i5t8 Mo EsIEabItstf g5RE
Renting Houses, and Collecting rents
Having made extensive arrahe ement; for "A.
weir ~ siyr persons TO- ss win do
Having recently travelled oyer an the coSnt,.s,,
soasn Iowa an prepared 10 gives accn.
rare normation OF the char cter Of the Soil Tim
Der, Coal, Stone, Water, ana the ~ ~ IL.
improvements in the various parts of said section
=; Lands and Town property 6ousb. s, nd e.,
am also preparedtc issue - y A%4A'
Policies of Insurance
Ss2.s
! FoRsALE-Afarge Brick Motel VI he chtyAoSet.
tumwa, well located. Cheap for cash.
FOR sALE-A small frasne dwelling on From,
street, city Of ottumwa. A observation-disclosures.
FOR sALE--A large two story fraise dxeuivp In
the central part of the city Of 0ltunxa.-s--------
FOR sALE-.Alarse briet ivsl,inggin the suburb.
OF the city OF Ottumwa wen Situated, with trees.
shrubs, aud oth err con ycniencts.
.Asaa.rg "a hf,g IA w GaSToN.
FARM FOR SALE I'm Ifighlan township. eight
in good cultivation. aIculated for stock Farm
WEI watered il5o fruit tees of ent 4aalEy
2 'rna':' Terms q sale fess0nsbls; ~
FARM FOR SALE--C Containing $50 acres SO acre,
in cultivation, acres timber adjoininr ia Dahion.
ga'Townssip . 1semiesi North East ofOttumwa.
FARM FOR sAtE--C ontaini ing 12aacresyof viz,
81 Is nice prairie land well improved and 10 acres
East Of Ottrnwa. WV"
HOUSE, and LOT FOR sALE-House forss,s5N,-
uated on rLont Street, containing ten large rooms
calenias bed for asboardins or Hot and N T8vs~
FOX sAbE-12tr acres Of nice prairie land In M a.,
son county, miles fran Winterset, 1T being the
south half south east quarter and the south east ~
me south west quarter Section Fifteen wnship
%, Range 20 west. $50. - 80 P
For rurther part cnlars and terms oftbe .hovns
premises, call al the Office OF the Undersigned m
- 81 eet y. = A W, CASTOR.
FOR sAbE-f60 acres Of choice land in W..,,,n~.
Ton ON county leva. For particulars. enquire Of
s 50 t-aests sst- asa Aw. GASTON.
FOR sALE-f69 acres of choice Prairie Land. IN
Iowa county. For terms see 49, W. =, -
ssFOR sALE-A Farm containing 400 acres Inn
acres under fence. Within three miles or
ro' ea'"e"afe' see A. W.GASrON.
FOX SALh-A small house and Iotin the dnatern
part OF the ciis al. ottumwa. Cheap for cash Nm,
quire of ,4yts,-s .ys..F a. va AsT..Nsi
Office on the Northwest side of Court, VI
Bet,6oc.. Front anil Sscond .Streets
~ 0FTUMSvA,s tap lgA.se9sissa
Feb. q 1S6J--y
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CLAIM AGENCY, I.r4n

ByT. Blshsm. Atty. So -
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&r9uelleS, Der S~preiniser 3eit arf ben @un1A
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SRGr0lGne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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@beniO GearttiFpus.9dntl fur ben @erfauf bsefer Mr.
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