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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-05-13
At Taylor, Blake & Co.'S

$4,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER
no humbug,-of tho best and la
test styles, is now opened to the pub
lie, at unusually low prices. Call
early, and make your selections, at
Taylor, Blake & Co.'S.
Observation-Disclosures and
parlors with beautiful paintings,
chromos, &C., while you can buy ut
half price, at Taylor. Blake & Co.'S.
Now is the time to buy your Paints.
You can find pure Linsoed Oil, pure
Paints put up in small and large
Cans ready for use, of all co1ors.---
Collier Leads, st. Louis Load and Oil
Cos Leads, Fahnestock Leads, and
other cheaper grades, with varnish,
all kinds, do. Glass, Brushes, &C., as
cheap as can be found in this market,
at TAYLOR, BLAKE & co.
SABBATH SCHOOLS should ex.
amino the immense stock of Sunday
School Books. rewards, and singing
books, just received, and for sale low
or than can DO had from any other
market, at Taylor, Blake l. Co.'S.
ANY ONE In WANT of School
books, miscellaneous books, blank
books. paper and paper goods of any
and all kinds, envelopes, sheet music,
&C., &C., should call at Taylor, Blake
& Co.'S.
CLOTH CURTAINS, numerous
styles; Paper curtains, choice sclec-
tions-reduced prices,-at Taylor
Blake & Cos.
SHOULD ANYTHING IN THE
fancy line be wanted, for presents, for
the toilette; or nice fan, remember
the place to buy il is at Taylor,
Blake & Co.'S.
GOLDPENS, DIAMOND pointed,
of the very best manufacture, war
ranted to give satisfaction. Also,
Faber's, and Gold pencils, all colors
and kinds, arc kept in quantities, at
Taylor, Blake & Co.'S.
LONDON PORTER, good and re-
liable, and essence Jamaica Ginger,
for sale at Taylor, Blake & Co.'S.
TAYLOR, BLAKE & CO., the
oldest Drug and Book house in the
city, take the lead in pure drugs, pure
wines and liquors, for medicinal pur-
poses; and patent medicine. And
their stock embraces as complete an
assortment of everything in their
line as can be found anywhere
Their prices are as low as the lowest.
Please take notice and govern your
selves accordingly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-05-13
COUNTY CONVENTION.

a delegate convention of tho Re-
publican voters of Wapcllo County,
will be held at tho Court House, in
Ottumwa, Iowa, at l o'clock, p. M,
on Saturday, the 9Th day Of June,
1869, for the purpose ofchoosing del.
egatos to tho Republican State Con.
vcntion, to be held at Des Moines
Iowa, on the 10th of June next.
The Republican voters of each
Township will meet at the usual
place of holding elections, on Satur.
day, May 10th, at 4, p. M, and choose
fiyc delegates TO the County Conven.
ton. 1t is desirable that each Town.
ship shall be represented in the Co.
convention, and have at least one
delegate who will attend tho State
convention.
A. IL. HAMILTON,
Chm'n Cent. Com.
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Good for Cameron.

Mr.. I. A. Parker, our State Super
iAtendent Of Public Schools, IN his
letters to tho County superinten.
dents, in speaking of his reasons for
railing the Superintendent conven.
ton at Cameron, says:
II have called the Convention al
Cameron after a careful survey Of the
country, believing it to be the most
accessible of all the points on the
Railroads in Northwest Missouri"
What Railroadi centre Cameron
will be when she gets the Leaven
worth and Ottumwa Railroad! She
can have it; she UiU have it; if she
does what is fair. Citizens attend
the Railroad ss-meeting next Sat-
urday at the old Masonic Hail.
Cameron Observer.
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A newspaper in Iowa wants Chi
cago to stop ridiculing st. Louis
Chicago will be pleased to do 80 when
st. Louis stops making itself ridicu-
lous. Meanwhile, we are panied to
observe that there is one newspaper
in Iowa which seems unable to per.
ceive the difference between o Joke
and funeral procession, with the
naked eye.-Chicago Post.
You should send that paper a pair
of leather spectacles, or else accom-.
|pany each number Of your paper sent
toit, with regular diagnosis Of your
Jokes, explaining just exactly where
the sslarf" comes in.
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AppointI11ents.

The following is the last hatch Of
appointments made by tho Presi-
dent:
Joseph B. Young, Pension Agent
at Dubuque, Iowa, Hiram Giddings,
Pension Agent at Fort Wayne, Ind,
G. NJ. Van Buren,, Pension Agent at
the Invalid Agency at New York,
John G. Blackwell, Receiver of Pub.
lilo Moneys, Huntsville, Alabama, E.
M. Gregory, Marshal of tho Eastern
District, Pennsylvania.
Collectors Of Internal Revenue-
Chas. G. Walcott, Seventh District Of
Ohio, Geo. M. Dakin, Ninth District,
Indiana, Jesse Duck, Seventeenth
District of Ohio, Jonathan G. Willis,
Thirteenth District of Illinois. G. w.
Henderlite, Eighth District West
Virginia.
assessors Internal Revenue.-Mi.
chael Seaman, Third District of New
York, Adam s. Newkirk, Eighth Dis.
trict of Tennessee.
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M. c. Davis, late private "E" Co.,
18th Iowa, who lost his leg on the
Internal Nickajax creek, July 4, "a,
before Atlanta, while heroically fight
ing for his country on the extreme
skirmish line, has been appointed
T. u, at Keosauqua, which is honor.
able to the authorities, and a well
deserved compliment to agallant sol.
der and a competent business man.
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Major J. B. Young, OF Marion,
Linn county, one of tho electors at
at large, was recommended by our
delegation for q Foreign appoint
mont, but failing in this has got the
Pension Agency at Dubuque.
Major Young was a Senator in the
18th General Assembly; is brother
in-law of Col. Smythe, M. c. from
that district, and every way worthy
Of the $4,000 Office which he has re-
ceived.
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Gained.

Cavalry Wilson delivered lecture
to the Keokuk Library Association
last winter, which added to it's i'm.
pecunious treasury s95.65 net, where.
fore the grateful X. X. KS have lust
made him the recipient of an Gle.
giant gold-headed cane, accompanied
by an appropriate speech of their
worthy President, r. F. Bower, esq.,,
to which the gallant General mace a
neat reply, and everything went on
as merry as a marriage bell.
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Whom my mother says no, there's
no yes in it," Here is a sermon in a
nutshell. Multitudes of parents say
"no," but after good deal OF teasing
and debate it finally becomes yes
Love and kindness arc essential elc-
ments in tho successful management
of children, but firmnoss, decision,
iniexibility and uniformity of troat-
ment arc no less important.
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PnEsENTED.-Tholnas Mast, the ar.
fist, whose inimitable pencil done as
much to puncture the rebellion as al.
most any other mans sabre, or pen,
has been presented with a magnif.
cent testimonial silver vase, by thirty.
six members of the New York Union
League, cas- token of their admira.
ton Of his Genius, and of his ardent
devotion of that Genius to the Pres
ervation of his Country from the
schemes of Rebellion"
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Death of a Colored Hero.


Gen. Shanks, M. G. Of Ind. and
chairman of the Committee invest,.
eating the charges Of cruelty to our
prisoners, writes to the Washington
Chronicle of the death of black man
who is entitled to place in history:
Washington, D. c., April ~
To the Editor Of the Chronicle
Another victim of rebel barbarity
has passed away.
Robert Ford, q colored man, fell
dead at his post of duty in the Trea-
sury building to-day.
Robert Ford is the man who, un-
dor instruction of Mrs. Abigail Green,
of Richmond, Va, gave information,
measurements, &C., to the Union
prisoners in Libby Prison, by which
100 Of them were enabled to escape
from their place of death, for which
Ford was arrested, and, under order
of the notorious General John II.
Winder, whipped by the infamous
Dick Turner, Of Libby Prison noto~
riety, with 500 lashes.
Ford was laid across barrel, face
downward, and while four chivalric
scoundrels held his hands and feet,
the infamous Dick Turner, with o
strap fastened to a staff, inflicted the
full sentence on his barred back
Long before this barbaric work was
accomplished the victim was wholly
insensible, but with chlvalric courage
these tools of tyranny applied the
lash upon his senseless form with un-
abated vigilance and valor until the
500 were all administered.
Ford was raised at Frederick, Nd,
was a teamster in General Banks
command, and was captured at Stras-
burg, Va, and instead of being treat
ed as q prisoner of war, was put on
duty as q laborer in the stables at
tached to Libby Prison; and, touch
ed with the infamous treatment of
our prisoners, his sympathy prompt
ed him to risk life itself for them,
and under the advice of Mrs. Green,
rendered the assistance to the prison.
crs which secured their escape and
his terrible punishment and subse-
quent death.
From that hour Ford has never
been well. He lay six weeks help
less, and then made his escape to
Washington, which took him six
weeks more-during which time he
was several times arrested and COM
PEELED to work with his back lacera-
ted from his neck to his hips with
the lash, but did not dare complain,
for the condition of his person would
have compelled an explanation and
an arrest and return to certain
death. His back has never healed
permanently, nor his health return
ed. Ford bore it all, and though
sometimes compelled to travel back
towards Richmond until he could
again shape his excuses and his
course, he finally reached Washing
ton. Congress gave him $500 for his
services and suffering in tho Union
cause-and recently he was employ
cd as Iaborer in the Treasury build
ing. Ford never saw o we'll moment
since his cruel treatment at the hands
of that Richmond rebel, and to-day
died, and added one more to the vast
number of victims to rebel cruelty.
J. p. G, SHANKs.
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The undersigned, Administrators of the
estate Of JONES w. Hagler, deceased, will
offer the following described property fol
sale, on his farm one mile north of Iowa
Vile, on SATURDAY. MAY FIRST, to.
wit: Six horses, six mich COWS, eight
two year Odds, twelve yearlings, thirty.
eight three and four year olds, twenty we,ts.
Mower, one. log wagon, and a large as.
sortment of farming utensils Also about
two hundred and forty bushels of Wheat
Terms made known on day of sale.
JOHN p. HAGLER, ISAAC NELSON,
apr Is go w I'd. Administrators.
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Oxford has accepted the Harvard
challenge for boat race from Putney
to Mortlake, England.
A train on tho N. w. Railroad ran
into street car at Milwaukee, yes
terday, and injured thirty persons
badly, some fatally.
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Legal Notice,

To LOUIS HALSTEAD,
You are hereby noli-
fled that the petition If Hattie Halsttnd Is
now on file in the office OF the Clerk of the
District Court OF Wapslio County Iowa,
asking for decree Of uiyorce from the
bonds of matrimony, now and heretofors
existing between you and petitioner, and
for alimony, and unless you appear and de-
fend thereto on or before noon Of the I'd
day of the next term Of said District Court
to be begun and held on the 8Oth day OF
August 1859 at Ottumwa, Iowa, a default
will be taken against You and decree rem
dered thereon according to the prayer OF
petitioner.
W. II. C.JAQUES.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Petition for Divorce.
To SARAH ANN WHITMAN

You are
hereby notified that the petition of
James A. Whiteman is on file in the
Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Wapello county, Iowa, in
which Petitioner asks decree of d.
vorce against you, and unless you ap-
pear and make defence of said petit
ton, on or before noon of the I'd day
Of the noxt term Of said District Court
to be commenced on the 3Oth day Of
August, 1869, default will be taken
and a decree rendered against you
according to the prayer Of petition
er. MORRISJ. WILLIAMS,
w4t* Atty for Petitioner.
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T1,,;tod States Internal Revenue

UulJGu OUnUOS
Notice Is hereby given to al ra persons npon
H Tncona Watches, Carriages, &C., togeth-
er v with ali who are required to pay y -
or befsre the soth day Of April and t Ri1
a ny p at The following places and times
s Between n the hours Of A. NJ, and P: N
which the penalties Of the law wv, WI. h bt
strictly enforced, and coiiectlon il"u' y
'i At ottumwa, wapello County, on the g 3
4th, 5th, 9Th, 7th 4 sth; At Eddy .n ,sa q
& as At Agency CITY % days OF I'M may "a l0Ii
70 IL. ID & 18th days of May. 1869.
At Centerville, Appanoose County ee o.
the II, is. 90 q 2ist days Of PIN May sSh isS,
Dated at sigoulney, Iowa; TINS p aNip H"'
Collector 4th District Of Iowa.
anr Is go w,
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Administrators Notices :,

ADMINISTRATORS NOCICeSs w
Notice is hereby given to all persons IN n
torestcd. that on the I'd day OF April "A. ~ ~,
C 1Sc, i Court Of Wapello County, Iowa
Administrntor Of the Estate OF James W. ~
Hagler deceased, late OF said county ~ ~
persons indebted to said estate VIII VIA those
payment to the undersigned, a1 I'll, I nre.
sent them legally authenticated to SAID
Court for allowance.
Dated April I'd 1859. u
onr . ,sa wat Administrators
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AGENCY GUY COLUMN:
TAKE NOTICE EVERYBODY

TAKE NUTICE EV EN- BUD1
The old shop at Agency City is prepared
to furnish everybody and their friends
with every class of plows, from single
shovel up to railroad pillow, OF the very
best material and workmanship. We are
making improvements on our plows to
make them equal to the best made any
,chere, and warrant all work to be what 1t
is represented.
NIB. Those indebted to the estate Of
James Stephens by note or account will
please call and settle without delay; or
their notes and accounts will have to be
left for collection. c. DUDLEY,
lana w3m. Executor.
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4 JOHN SAGE
You are hereby notified

49,. ,, You are hereby notified
thht tho petition of Arabell Sage i, now on
file in thr office of the Clerk oftLc D,s,r;.I
Court 81 WaprIln cocnty, Iowa. askiur t,,
decree or divorce from the bond, nf I'M :
flmohy. heretofore existing" between yt,
anu pet!,ioher, and unless you appear and
second day orthe next term Of sa;a ' y, ri
to be begun and held IN Ottumwn, iowa
on the 10th day of August 1869. n dem,,,,,
will be- entered against you and n decree
granted according 10 prayer of petitioner.
w. II. O. JAQUES,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Nussbaum will not be undersold by
anybody in tho Clothing line. Go
and buy good goods at low prices, at
his establishment in Curlew block
white front.
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:. Charles w. Belts has just received
a fine lot of straw goods Of every
description, and some very handsome
parasols, while his stock of Hats and
Caps is the only complete and fash
ionable stock that can be found in the
city. Call and see them.I
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j. @. A. DAWSON
Dealer in
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENsWARE, AA I" 1'A
HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS &C,
would inform the public that he has
recently fitted up two additional
rooms and is now prepared to sell
goods on as favorable terms as any
house in Iowa, being Agent fol
MEEK Il BROS celebrated WOOL.
EN- GOODS, I can offer superior in.
ducements in that line.
MY HARDWARE department
will always be found full and com.
pleto embracing
IRON,
NAILS,
builders HARDWARE,
WAGON WOOD,
HORSE & MULE SHOES
CUTLERY, &C., &C., DC.
WOOL bought for CASH or OK.
changed for goods on reasonable
terms.
May 18th W.
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Chief Justice Chase has rendered
an important decision at Richmond,
sustaining the functions oil Judgo
Shoiioy, rendered IN Va. during the
rebellion.
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In spite Of tho real, on pretended
zeal Of government officials, vessels
arc constantly leaving Now York
with contraband troops aud mUni-
tons of war for the Cubaus.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

apr. 81, 1859. w4t
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Tuesday, September 2, 1859. :
Too IIuCN Military.

The New York Harala, strong
GRANT paper, publishes the following
which is worthy the consideration of the
public:
"-NaitaIy ders,mil5tagJ tdsce, militia
~ ocery,eaere $eem3 b be tic order Of
tAibas. a local judge cannot make a
decision Involving. question of State
authority over prisoner but we have
the farce of 4 military demonstration,
and that, TOO, by order of the President
of the United States. Tie military So
traps OF the South are ever present, and
put their han6s, or rather their swords,
into all political and social affairs of the
people. One defines this way today and
another that way to o-morrow,and the un-
fortunate Southerners, whether they have
gone through the process Of reconstruc-
ton or not, are kept in a state Of fer
mentation and disorganization. Every
body, as a consequence, appeals to the
military. We take the latest news from
Virginia as on example Of what is oc-
curing in other parts of the South un-
der this system of military rule. In the
news from Richmond, it IS said: 'Ac-
counts have been received Mt headquar-
ters sof riots and disturbances between
the whites and blacks in various parts OF
the State. Several parties have been
killed during the week. a negro was
shot yesterday in riot at Eeathyille by
q white mob. A sailor was arrested by
the military commissioner, but tie citi-
zensythe same night released him from
Jail. 4 white man named Left murdered
depatys constable, ia Brunswick, On
Tuesday, who was trying to arrest him.
Gen. Canby has sent detaohments OF
troops to the several counties, where
these acts Of violence have been com,
mitted' The Government authorities
viii say. probably, that these disturban-
ces show the necessity of military action.
But ii is the military g0re'Wnteat orer tie
South md It's j6ce eSsant nseddliRg 1cjtA the
local affairs Of the people erhjch cause
these disorders Let The SogthcTWers goU-
ern themselves, and let lie civil lar be SI-
pTeme, AN THERE WILL BE PEACE. Un-
der the existing state OF things, both the
Government and the people viii be i'm
bued with the military idea. 1t is high
time that the President, Congress, and
all the subordinate officers should divesl
their minds of this idt a, and restore self.
government and the civil law to the peo.
pie"
When, asks an exchange, are we to
get rid of this reign of bayonets? )? When
is the military to be brought again into
subordination to the civil authorities
When is arbitrary power to give place to
the influences of welldelined popular
judgment in the government of the peo
pie? Not while the Radical party is in
power
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Sheriff Sale.
Court of Common Pleas of Noble County.
Lewis Groves, plaintiff, !

Court of Common Pleas of Noble County.
Lewis Groves, plaintiff,
VS.. Civil Action.
Morris Danford and (In partition.
others, defendants.
DY virtue of an order Of sale issued by the
ID court of common pleas of Noble county
Ohio, in the above entitled action, aud to me
directed, will offer for sale. at public auc-
tion,upon the premises, by tracts, as appraised
by the commissioners in said action, appointed
by the court, on
Tuesday, September 2l, 4. D. 1869,
at 10 o'clock, forenoon,
the following lands and tsnemants of which
the late Michael Danf0fd died seizsd, situate
in the county of Monroe in the state o.
Ohio. that is to say:
9Th traet-The west hal Of the northwest
quarter OF section twen;y-thFee 1881 in town
ship seven of III range seven III Appraised
at $500.
7th tracs-The southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section twenty-three
r23l in township seven RI of range seven
III Appraised at $l,f0o.
Sth tract-Ths northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section twenty-three
1881 in township seven III of range seven
III Appraised at Sl.6G0.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thifd of the purchase
money in hand; one-third in one year, and
one-third in two years from day of sale; the
deferred payments TO bear interest aud TO
be secured Ivy mortgage on premises sold.
N. B.A-Fhe other lauds of which said de
oedert died seized, situate in Noble county
will be sold by lne, on the premises, on Mon
day, September 20, 1869, sale commencing
at 10 O'Clock. forenoon.
Gwen under my hand this 18th day OF
August, A. D. 1863.
". H. SUMMERS,
Sheriff Of Noble county, Ohio.
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber will sell at public sale, at
l his residence on At&insons Run, in Mon
roe county, Ohio, on
Saturday, September 4, 1869,
so acres of land on which he resides, one
engine and boiler, one 2-horse cane mill, one
Cooks evaporation, one set of boring tools
gears and gearing, two corn shelters, still
worms, lead and copper pipes, tubs of differ
ent sizes, hoop and other iron, and many
other articles too tedious to mention
Terms made known on day of sale, and
viii be liberal.
augl7td, G. C. GRODHAUS.
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Proclamation.


NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN voters of Monroe county, Ohio. that
general election will be held, as required by
law, on the second Tuesday, being the
I2,h day of October, A. ID. 1869,
at the several places of holding elections in
said county of Monroe, and you will then
and there proceed to vote by ballot for
One Governor for the State of Ohio;
One Lieutenant Governor for the state Of
Ohio;
One Supreme Judge for the State of Ohio;
One Treasurer of State for the State OF Ohio;
One Attorney Generation the State of Ohio;
One Member of the Board of Public Works
foa the State of Ohio;
One Senator for the 10th Senatorial Dis
trict in the State of Ohio;
One Representative for the county of Mon
roe, State of Ohio;
One Probate Judge for the county of Mon
roe;
One Prosecuting Attorney for the county
of Monroe;
One Treasurer for the county of Monroe;
One Sheriff for the county of Monroe,
One Commissioner for the county of Mon
roe;
One Infrmary Director for the county OF
Monroe;
One Coroner for the county of Monroe.
The Trustees of the several townships of
said county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number of Jurors are apportioned to
their townships respectively, and that they
are required to select the said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, together with the
poll-book, within two days after the said
second Tuesday in October, 1853: