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AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LIEE-FuR BALTIMORE,

PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
and FRIDAYS ut 2o'rlock i. NJ. AMI on BOAT
DAYS-vIz TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. andSA-
TERDANS. at / T.. NJ: leaves West Point daily
irxccpt Sundays at lv:l0 \. NJ.
rr,ights received and forwarded promptly, ana
through bills or lading given 10 prGmihent points
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
Invl superintendent.
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WANTED, \ SILENT OR ACTIVE
w PARTNER, with cash capital Of $1,000,
I'm n business that will pay 800 per day. Eeler-
enccs given and required Address post-oni'c
how j
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Other Gallant Patriots

received equal attention at the hands of
the ladies and children. The graves Of the
Pcgram brothers General and ColoneD
were, as usual, handsomely decorated. So
was that OF o. Jennings Wise. . ~. r...
On the tombstone of Lieutenant Peyton
Johnston was very handsome star OF ever
green, in the centre Of which appeared Il
prctt" Confederate flag, with the inscrlp-
ton:
s.Thc warriors banner takes It's flight
To meet the warriors soul"
The grave Of Bishop Meade was hand
somely decorated. We noted also handsome
floral offerings on the graves of Brigadier-
General w. E. Starke, of Louisiana Adju-
tant +. Is. Starle, Writ II. Binford, of Mos
by's Men j.. r. z. Pringle, of South Caro-
lima; Colonel D. i. Harris, L. II. Smith. of
the Third Howitzers Allan Morton, of the
First Howitzers Rocker and Edward Lane ;
Captain Fred. Carter; Captains Patterson
and Coldwire, of the Twelfth Georgia; Cap
tain J. NJ. Hopkins, AlphonZo Figner, Ser
geant Daniel ii. Robertson, Of the Virginia
Life Guard; II. &. Darlington, Of Arban-
sas; Randy Stiles, Tallyrand Lipscomb, and
others, too numerous to be named here.
The new made mound over the remains
Of DR.. Bolton received much attention, and
was frequently inquired for by visitors. The
graves of Colonel and Lieutenant Barks-
dale were crowned with wrcaths and joined
by IN arch Of evergreen, upon which was
the inscription Died for their Country"
The tiny place allottedto Joe Davis, the
little son of the ex-Prcsident, WAS hidden
by the offerings of the children. One pretty
little wreath was contributed by the orphans
of the Church Home.
The Memorial Granite Pile.
a cut of which appears at the head Of this
article. though still unfinished, is rapidly
approaching completion, and was yesterday
an object of general admiration. 1t will be
pvramidal form, forty-fve feet square at
base, ninety feet high, and composed OF
solid blocks of Virginia granite, each with
its appropriate inscription. On the east
side appears the inscription
ITO TIE CONFEDERATE DEAD"
On the the north the motto
''Nen0rid IN dteTnd." y a
On the south,
"Nu,nini ct patrte osto.''
And on the west the legend,
"ENECTED by TIE LADIES
OF TIE
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATIONS,
AID. 1862"
This structure, over-run with clinging
vines and blooming with fragrant flowers,
will stand rs long as the hills from whose
bowels the massive blocks were hewn, the
lapse Of years only adding strength and So
lidity to the noble pile. A century hence,
when those who erected it shall have them
selves gone to their last rcsting-place, this
monument will still rear its moss-coycred
head aloft TO tell to generations now unborn
the story of the heroic deeds of those who
died in the Confederate war for lndepen-
dence. Perhaps then, if not until then,
time will have set all things to ri ghts, and
we of the South may not be the only people
who delight to pay tribute of love and ad-
miration to the dead of Il lost cause.
The Number OF People
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who visited Hollywood yesterday was va
riously estimated at from ten to fifteen
thousand. Whether there were more or
less, the cemetery was certainly well filled
from early morning until the shades of night
descended, and the quantity Of flowers dis
tributcd was unusually large. There need
be no fear rs yet that the observance of the
Southern Memorial Day will fall into dis
use. Surely it will not in our day.
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WANTED, PURCHASER for No. l
allie for foundry. brick stoue and other heavy
work. Apply atJ. NJ PfLCItEk'S, Eighth street
between Main and Cary, ,, ~
,n W.gS. IIIIiDEls.
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In MEMoR1AM.-The following verses,
appropriate to the memorial day just OBJ.
served, and written by a gentleman OF
Richmond, have been handed US for pub
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WANTED, Il WOMAN without incum-
w brancc to cook and attend to dininS-rooEi
for small family. Applyto ~, ynr
ie 3-9t corner Twentieth ard Grace streets,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of As
IN sessment and Revision of Taxes in the city of
Elizabeth, will meet in the old Council room, in the
Court House, on MONDAY, June d. 1869, and con-
tinue in session daily until July II, 1869, during
which time the Assessors books will be open for
public inspection, examination and correction. Of
flee hours from to 10 O'Clock.
WILLIAM LUSTER, President of Board of As
sessment and Revision of Taxes.
Elizabeth, June g. 1869. is
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LOTS FOR SALE,

WITHIN 400 yards OF the Market Hail. on high
w ground, at prices ranging from 1915 upwards.
Apply to HENRY +. FAIRBANK,
Elizabeth N j,
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Safest Gqtq9rapFit Nelus.
A Woman Decapitated,

ALBANY, June 10.
On Monday night last, at Johnstown,
Montgomery County, Michael Finne-
gan assaulted his wife with a Ratchet,
and literally cut her head to pieces.
His son, a small boy, gave information
of the murder, and Finnegan was
arrested on Tuesday. He is desperate
character, and was terror to the
neighborhood.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11

Peter Criss, horse-thief, who es.
capped from Jail at Schenectady recent
ly, has been rearrested. He pleaded
guilty to several indictments, and was
sentenced by Judge Loudon to thirteen
years hard labor. Charles Sprague, q
bond robber, also pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to seven years imprison-
ment.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

FTNHE House in William street, between Madison
l. avenue and Catharine street. The House
CONTAINS SEVEN LARGE ROOMS.
Size Of Lot 80 by 100. Price S4,7O0 Terms easy.
Apply to JOHNSON YATES corner of Jefferson
avenue and East Grand street. a16 If
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REMOVAL.

TOHN FROMM has removed his Shaving and
- Hair Cutting Saloon from corner Of Washington
street to No. 119 Broad street. two door above old
stand) have fitted up the above store lie neat
est manner, and hope, by paying strict attention
to business to merit continued share of public
favor. Ladies' and Chidrens Hair Cutting
ap1 3m JOHN FROMM.
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r. D. Lambert's cotton shed in Mon
roe street, Memphis, was set on fire
yesterday, and 200 bales of cotton were
destroyed or badly damaged. The
property was fully insured.
The ceremony of decorating the SOL
djers' graves was observed at Bath, Me-,
yesterday. An Grafton was delivered
by Gen. Selden Conner, and poem by
Moses Owen. There was O. general
turn of citizens.
Gen. @. A. Gilmore, who battered
down Fort Pulaski during the war, has
been ordered to Savannah to repair it.
The prohibitory liquor bill, except
ing the cider clause, passed the Massa-
chusetts House yesterday, by vote Of
1862 to 81.
A Rochester century plant, of the
variegated leaf species, is about to
bloom.
The Rev. W. Cotwald, the Pastor of
st. Johns Lutheran Church in Lancas-
ter, Pa, died on Wednesday.
The workman in the employ of the
Howe Sewing Machine Company at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, have been on q
strike since last Monday.
Mrs. Frame, handsome Quaker re-
vivalist, is arousing great religious
excitement in Indiana.
Guizot's physical weakness is such
that his physicians have advised him
to cease from literary labors.
A Kansas City paper contains the
following business card Notary
Public--Miss Fannie Lyons, Main ST. -
A son of the Hon. J. Russell Jones,
our new Minister to Brussels, was
drowned on the Oath ult The lad was
13 years old
Mr.. Hugh McCabe, who for the past
ii years has been connected with the
Supreme Court of this State, died
suddenly on Tuesday.
1t is reported that Mazini has cancer
in the stomach.
Vice-President Colfax and wife are
the guests of the Hon. John Hill, NJ
c., at Boonton, N. J.
Bea- A petition has been presented
to the Common Council of Newark, for
assistance to build a ship canal from
Newark to Jersey City. 1t is proposed
to make the canal two hundred feet
wide, with ten feet depth of water at
low tide.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11
The Cuban Revolution.

HAVANA, June 10.
News has been received from Santi-
ago de Cuba up to the 4th inst. All reg.
ular troops had left for active service in
the field, and the volunteers were guard
ing the city. The flibusters who land
ed at the Bay of Nipe had gone into the
interior, taking the road to Holguin.
1t was reported that Col. Thicker,
who commanded the filibusters brought
over by the steamer San Salvador, had
been killed.
The arrival of Gen. Lesca at Glen
fuegos has infused spirit into the cam
paign in that section of the island. and
several engagements are already report
ed to have taken place between his
forces and those of the insurgents. A
commission of citizens of Havana will
go to Porto Rico and meet Gen. Cabal-
lero de Rodas, who sails to-day from
Madrid, and escort him to this city.
w ASHlNGION, june ~.
1t is understood here that the ques-
ton has already been raised in regard
to Cuba, whether, since the virtual de-
position OF Gen. Dulce by the Spanish
volunteers, there be any Colonial Gov
eminent with which our Consular agents
there OF authorities here, can hold Off
cial relation. The Spanish Minister
here is known to be very much troubl-
ed by the turn of affairs. Espinar being
only the creature of mob, it is deem.
ed questionable at the Department il
any issue is made, whether he should
be recognized. The Cuban agents are
not slow to take advantage of this, as
will be seen at an early day. They are
urgent in pressing upon prominent per-
sons here that no Government now ex-
lists in Cuba but that of the Republic.
tits ascertained from other sources than
the Cubans that the Republicans esti-
mate that they have obtained recruits
in the United States, Mexico, and South
American Republic, to the number OF
5000 men in all, and that they have
been furnished experienced officersfrom
the United States alone, sufficient to
command the entire number, from the
colonel to the subaltern and also that
| the aid thus derived from the countries
named is slight compared with the as
sistance furnished in the line of subsis-
lance, clothing, ammunition, and arms.
So great is the activity of the Cubans
now in this country, and SO confident
are they of speedy success, that no
efforts are now made to furnish special
information, as was formerly the case,
to those in this city who have been ac-
tive in support of their cause.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11
ELIZABETH FERRY COMPANY

NJ Office is hereby given that books will be open
~ ed to receive subscription for the capital stock
of the ELIZABETH FERRY COMPANY, at the
store of LUTHER L. HAND, corner of First and
Marshall street, on THURSDAY, 18th day of June,
instant, at IL A. NJ. WADE b. W0RRELL,
ABRAHAM BAIZ,
JOHN SAMMIS.
JOHN H. ROLSTON,
LUTHER I. HAND,
jill lw JOSEPH AWARD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MalariOuS Month.

March, that gives us a new President,
is also the inaugural month of many har-
RAISING disorders. England in its togs are
theseeds of coughs, colds, and ofthat al
formation of frigidity and fire, more widely
known than admired, called fever and
ague. The only way to avoid these "little
unpleasantnesses,' is - render the sys-
tenn strong enough to fight off the atmos-
pheric poison that produces them. and the
best way to endow it with this repellent
power Is to tone it with H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
If wayfarer were credibly informed
that rufffian was waiting at the next cor
ner, he would doubtless turn in his tracks
and takea safer route to his destination.
With just about the same amount OF
trouble the attacks of diseases prevalent
at this season may be evaded. Nay, the
trouble will be less, for drug stores lie in
every ones route, and every respectable
druggist in the Union keeps on hand
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.-
The article is staple OF trade, and ii
would be as easy to find a grocery with
out sugar, as the store Of an apothecary
without this popular tonic remedy.
In view Of the experience of the nation
with regard to the article, during the
space of twenty years, it seems almost
unnecessary to recapitulate its merits to
Americans. But as our population is in
creasing at the rate Of q couple OF millions
year, in the natural way and by immi-
grafton, II may be as well to hint to the
rising generation and new arrivals, the
old settlers know all about IT'D that HOS
TETrER'S STOMACH BlTTERS is the
most wholesome and. potent vegetable
tonic ever manufacturedt that il is spe-
ciiic for debility, dyspepsia. biliousness,
and mias,natic fevers; that il prevents, as
well as cures. these complaints and their
complications; that it is not "bad to take"
and is absolutely harmless.
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Usage.

My Usage Hedge Seed has arrived
all parties who have contracted Seed
are requested to call and get them at
once, and all others who want Seed
will find the early market the best for
the buyer. I am offering Seed at pres,
ent from SIT 90 to $40 90 per bushel,
and 80 cents per ib. | will always be
found at the old Agricultural House
on Front street, with q supply of
Usage, Glover, Timothy, Kont,lcky
Blue Grass and other Seed, together
with full stock of all kinds of Farm
Implements. All orders sent by RAIL
will be promptly attended to, orders
for Seeds must usually be accompan-
led with the necessary Greenbacks.
I would call especial attention to my
stock of the best Plows ever sold in
this market, sold in any quantity from
one to 100 with prices corresponding
with number. lfyou call on me and
don't find my stock as represented, |
will pay you for your trip.
G. A. DERBY.
Ottumwa Feb 8, 1869.
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MARRIAGES.

DAyIsTHuoalNs.-At the resi-
do,,ce1 Of. The bride mother, ia this
city, by Rev. J.. M. McElroy, Mr..
MACK, DAVIS aid Miss NARY Hue
GINS o. tho evening Of March 18th,
1sos, sii'of this city.
Mack is not tobe blamed at all for
his partiality for lfuggin(g)s, for
printers 50 classare proverbially
apptbcistsc.J of this soft 81 felicity.
The bridegroom, who has been in the
Coyslka tohicy for nearly two years,
tinHl RECENTLY; and is. now engagcd
OH the Abba Reputlic, did not forget
his'eoldS chtms," who for the receipt
OF nice present, according to the
"ancient established custom, at his
hahdssdesirc to thank him and wish
the bow (beau) of promise" may
ever reflect showers o., happiness
upon The bride. ]. Ill sc. 81
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USQCERAUGH,
OLD SETTLERS BlTTERs.

Prepared from an old formula used in
Ireland and Scotland at very early peri
cd and in the reign Of Henry VIII, It's ce-
lebrity and consequent demand was so
great that many unprincipled persons
made 81 urious article which caused the
decree CT King Henry VIII, that there be
bat one licensed maker of Usquebough,
Aqua Vitdc or Life Water, in every sor-
ough. This pleasant beverage is strictly
in accordance with the original Recipe
1t is particularly cfficacious in diseases OF
Dyspepsia, Hout, rheumatism, Collie and
all Bilious Complaints. Try 1t. 1t is
warranted superior to any other in the
Market.
MCFARLAND, ECKHART d SCHAFER,
Sole Proprietors, Fort Madison, Iowa.
Sold by all dealers. At wholesale by
TAYLOR, BLAKE IL co.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
March 9th 80 d&wtf.
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GRAPE VINEs.-The best ami cheap
est the country affords, Also, rasp-
berries, strawberries, currants, goose.
berries &C., for sale at Moffet's Gar
den, I mile west Of Ottumwa.
mar, dw2m. F5
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Read. Read!

Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSize, or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures OF
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me n
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless it
is done in the East. Give me chance
and can do II we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3mwlv. III. NUNAMAKER.
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EARLY MARRIAGE

DIR FRANKLIN advocated Early Mar
and other subjects, being a GUIDE to
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by
benevolent Physicians, sent by mail, in
sealed letter envelopes, free of of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box
p, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
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REFORM SCHOOL.

Notice is hereby given that the State
Reform school for Juvenile offenders will
be open on and after the Il t of o. t. ready
for the reception of all boys who may be
sent there.
For information address, ISAAC T..
GIBSON, Salem Henry County, or JAS.
d. LADn, Ottumwa
J, A. PARVIN, Press.,
Sept 9th 1868 OF Board OF Trustees.
Oct LIST '6S Wit.
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COREY, FLANDERS u Co., Auction
and Commission Merchants. Auc-
ton afternoon and evening, call in,
Front street opposite the Jefferson
House. sF Nov. Ii codtf
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THE 0TTUMWA0 COURIER
City and County News.
Seeding

Potatoes, Hprrisop and early Good
flchi at E2s betibashstlb GIUl
Q. MOFFEf.
Feb I.w1Ot* 4alem so d., 81
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CoNJUGAL LOVE,

Aud the Hap mess Of True Marriage.
Essays for young men, on the errors,
abuses and diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers, and create impedinents
to Marriage, with sure means of relief
Sant in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
jan22;dwSm. Box P, Philadelphia, Pa,
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Fresh arrival of 100 Of tho celebra.

t,,ag Morrison Hardened Oasl-Steel
p.Tops, at G. A. Derby's.
Now is your time to buy Usage
Seed, it you expect to get it before it
goes up. q. A. DERBY.
Ottumwa, March II, '69-d2twlt.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Tie 60.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween, E. Corey, .. Flanders, and A.
Flanders, under the name OF Corey,
Flanders& Co., is this, day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts due
said firm, must be paid to f. Corey.
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Try Usquebaugh, its warranted
therefore no Humjug.

Money will buy Goods VERY
CHEAT, at Hinsey's Drug Store, for
one week lonpar
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MILL PICKS.

The subscriber, residing at KirkyiIle,
Iowa, desires TO announce to Millers, that
he is now prepared to make new, or dress
old Picks, superior to the same Kind
work obtained farther east.
Work from u distance can be shipped
by express care OF HENRY &c lIAW, OF
tumwa, Iowa. All work warranted.
june25- N. STRAWN.
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Just received at Stewart y Co.'S
Chcstnuts and Whcrtleberrics, Seed
less Raisins, prunos, Citron, Oranges,
Lemons, Dried Beef
15dw1w. r~N ee
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REAL ESTATE SALES

NOTWITHSTANDING MARCH ID, 1869.
III Faf 3s--------i. HI BtFf
REPORTED BYD. W. WER,
Real Estate Agentand Notary Public
COURT HOUSE,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.
and the
Happiness Of True .Nanhood.

An Essa y Tor young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and The Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which Create imnetf-
iments 10 MARRIAGE, with sure means
of Relief. Sent II sealed envelopes, free
OF charge. Address, DIR. j. SkILLIN
HouGlifON, Howard, Association, phil
adolphia, Pa.
Oct 81, 1867,
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FRUITS.

Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, APP
Piles, Canned Fruits and Groceries of
all kinds, at 0. X. ABEI1S, next door
west of z. o.
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The gennins article must have DR. John
Bulls private stamp On each bottle, DIR
John Bull only has the right to manuiac-
ture and sell the original John .SA,th' s
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my pri-
vate stamp is not on the bottle. do not
purchase, or you will be deceived, See
column advertisement, and my show
card, will prosecute any one infring-
ing on my right, The genuine Smtth'o
Tonic Syrap can only be prepared by
myself.
The Public's Servant.
DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, Ky.
For ssle by Taylor, Blake & Co.,, ottum.
wa, Iowa.
Nov. 2s, '8s, -d&w6m.