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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
The OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.
From the Daily Courier Of the l3st.
The Decoration.

The Decoration.
No great amount of preparation
or Formally was made for the deco
ration Of the soldiers graves, yester.
day; nevertheless, it is conceded by
ell that it was most eminently ap.
propriate and satisfactory affair.
At four o'clock, = large number Of
our best people, estimated at six
hundred, assembled at tho south. east
corner of the Cemetery grounds, and
were formed in limo under tho dlrec.
ton of tho marshal Of the day, Major
John 8. Wood, and were marched
to tho place indicated for tho ora.
lions TO take place, with the band
leading, followed BY the beautiful
little girls clad in white, with ever.
green garlands browning their fore.
heads the committee Of arrange
ments next, with q large line Of cit
liens bringing up the rear.
Arriving on the ground selected,
formal exercises wore opened by an
impressive, prayer from Rev. II.
BrossS then MUSIC J, then an grafton
by Major A. Il. Hamilton, followed
by music, sftsr which Eugene taw.
cettdslivered an grafton; with music
again; and : brief culogy from Hon.
e. H. Stiles. ob tg e
At the conclusion OF these core.
monies the line was again formed in
the Same order, the band leading, and
the little girls, under the direction Of
the decorating committee, proceeded
to strew the graves OF every soldier
in the cemetery that could be found,
with those mute testimonials Of At
fection-beautiful, sweet Spring fow-
ers; sfter which the large procession
marched 70 the place Of starting,
and were dismissed in an appropriate
benediction by Rev. H. B. Knight.
The orations were all brief, we'll
timed. and eloquent, and we should
DO pleased to notice them at more
length had we the time and space.
The band, which is q new ono just
organized by Carl swabkey, discourse
ed feeling and proper music, while
theimpressiveness Of the decoration
scene bysthose little girls, touched all
hearts. 7 ,.,1. sg8
Tho gravo OF Rhenish Neighbor,
18th lows, and perhaps others, could
not be found.
The committee learned of tho bu-
rial Of some soldiers in tho Catholic
Cemetery at an hour which was too
late to decorate, which they regret
ted very much.
Particular credit is due the COM
mittee Of ladies and gentlemen who
had the immediate matter of deco
ration In hand.
Thus ended the first formal deco.
ration of the soldiers graves in o.
tumwa, and that person must have
been callous indeed, who went away
from witnessing it without improve
ment in head and heart.
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Sherif,s Sale.


BY virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Wa
pello county, Iowa, on judgment obtained in
said Court on the 18th day Of December, 1869, in
favor of The Aetna Manufacturing Company
as plaintiffs, and against G. n. Smith and c.
II. Smith. as defendants, for the sum of one
hundred and five dollars and nifty cents, and
costs taxed at six dollars and twenty -fivecents
and accruing costs, have levied upon the
following real estate, taken as the property
Of said defendants TO satisfy said execution
to-wit:
The northeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter, of section three, township seyenty-thrce
range twelve. all In Wapello county. Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale to the high.
est bidder, for cash In hand,
ON THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JUNE
1870, $3.50
In front of the Court House door in Ottumwa,
Iowa. at the hour Of o'clock p. NJ. OF said day
when and where due attendance will be Civ.
en- by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa. May 10, 1870.
8. a. SWIGGETT. sheriff
Vim. III. III. Asbury dcpt'y. of said county
May 20, ls70-w2t
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neyStudy yoar interest and road
the advertisement "Greatcst Work
of the Age in this paper.
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INQUIRE WITnIN.-The mouth is
like a house to let. However pretty
it may be externally, it is impossible
to Judge of it's merits until you have
seen tho inside. If behind tho ruby
doors thero arc plenty of pearl-white
fixtures, you will exclaim at once
"How beautifully" To impart the ut
most possible bnlliancy, there il
nothing like fragrant Sozodont.
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Fresh Eggs and Yellow Buttor can
always be had. Read the advertise
ment "Greatest Work OF the Age" in
this paper je1dw3m.
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Williams & Bowen arc chopping
Wheat and Rye at fivo cents per
bushcl. fob WITT.
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The co mmittce on decorations, yes
terday, with great propriety and
good taste, erected . pyramid beauti-
fully decorated with flowers, inscrib-
cd To tie Unkno,cn Dead I"
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A MODEL HOUSE

Being a cripple. have made house planning
a special study. One built last season has
proved a model of convenience, beauty and
economy. Descriptive circulars Of Plans,
Views, ETC., witt general Information Of value
script,if conveniently GEO. ]. COLBY, Archi-
tect, Waterbury, Vermont.
May 25-d&wlm
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Fer the relief and cure of the erring and
and Unfortunate, on principles OF
Christian Philanthrophy.
Essays on the Errors or Youth, and the
Follies Of Age, in relation to Marriage
and social evils, with sanitary aid for the
afflicted. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. .may2w1y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Remember
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OR
OLD SETTLERS BITTERS
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Chicago Live Stock Markt.
Chicago, May 30.
Cattlc-7.Oo@S.sO for butchers to
choice shipping.
Hogs-8.25@8.4O common $40
900 good to choice.
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"Spalding's Glue" mcnds every
thing.
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ST. LAWRENCE

VIII serve mares at KirlivilIe. Mondays,
Tuesdays anu Wedhesuayss Az my stable In
days.
TERNs--Single service, $500; two for So, 90;
and three or over for SIS, 90 each.
j. q. SHAVER.
May 20, lS7o-dlt:wat
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HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIA-
TION.
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Administrator n Office.

Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested, that on the 23d day OF May A. d.
1870, the undersigned Unsupported by the
Circuit Court of Wapello County, Iowa,
Administrator of the Estate of Seth +.
Higgins deceased, late of said County.
All persons indebted to said Estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against the same will
present them legally authenticated to said
Court for allowance.
Dated 0ttumwa, Iowa, May 23d 1870.
j. W. HUGGIES, Admir-.
May c6, 1s70-w2t
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Evening star., 1870-03-12

We have been furnished with . copy OF ths
following important letter from Governor DAVIS
to the President, in regard to the state Of aairs
in Texas:
ExBcrrIvE OFFICE.
ArsriN TEXAS, February a. 1870
SIR: The Legislature Of this STATE st il. recent
session iopted the Fourteenth and rirteeutk
Amendments with great unanirnity, AMI has q
and with great siacrity, e follow tssreo . S;re.
ments Of Congress in the matter OF reconstruc-
ton. 1t has elected Senator'S Of excellent per-
sd al character, and in sentiment fully in ac-
cord with the majority in COngress.---
Under the circumstances 1 think the process
of reconstruction nay safely be expedited by
the prompe admission Of the State. But while
think n advisable 20 immediately 1ifhdrsv the
United States troops from the State. have to
request that this be done gradually and by con-
cert with the State authorities as soon "a the
new organization n prepared to maintain public
order, which, trust, viii not be leua hence.
In connection with this matter, believe our
Senators and Representatives in Congress viii
j. Reynolds be left in command here AS you
viii perceive from the resolutions of the Legis-
latnre transmitted In another encloeure) In re-
have high appreciation OF his services and in
tegity, and IN this opinion 1 fully agree.
Whilst 1t Is advisable to retain United States
Troops IN the interior for the present, the from
tier calls for considerable addition to the military
iorce for the protection of the settlers, or else
the adoption Of some new policy that viii put
an end to the harassing warfare that has dis
turbed the borders of Texas since annexation.
believe 1t has been suggested by the military
authorities Of the United States that the terri
tory Of Texas known IS the " n-Handle" be
added to the Indian Territory as q reser walton
for those savages which infest Texas. Some
such measure or war Of determination seems
necessary to secure permanenf peace here, and
relieve the Government of the great expense at
terding the maintenance Of large bodies of
tro0pe on our frontier. t-- .-...t
With the re-establishment and maintenance
Of law and order, promptly and permanently,
as we hope, the suppression Of Indian depreda-
tions, and the encouragement Of q system Of in
ternal improvements that will directly connect
our State with the rest of the Union, we have
reason to anticipate thatour State with It's cheap
and fertile lands, will offer . tempting field to
immigrants from the older States and from En-
rope. We invite them to . free occupancy of
our vacant territory, and propose to make them
secure In life and property.
Asking your kind cooperation in securing the
early reconstruction Of our State, and your VAL
liable assistance in carrying out the purposes
above indicated, L remain, respectfully, your
Obedent servant,
EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor Elect
HIS Exceliency q. s. Grant. President of the Uni
ted States, Warrington, D. c.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

Baltimore Is perturbed over the report that
the Pennsylvania Central has secured posses
sion OF the Alexandra and Fredericksburg road,
and also Of the charter 5f the Washington and
Alexandria road which makes its connections
with the city Of Washington through George
town, crossing the Potomac on or near tho
aqueduct- This line will give competition with
Charlottesville shorter than by the Orange and
Alexandria road, and In junction with the Balti-
more and Potomac road win give new route
from Baltimore to Staunton shorter than the
road mp the Valley, and over better grades than
BY the present road ria Harpers Ferry.
The Baltimore Gazette sees in this project an
argument In favor of the proposed subsc ription
by the city Of Baltimore to build the Lynchbure
and Danville link by which Baltimore will get 4
stil nearer route TO the great cotton center than
Pennsy lvania will attain through this new
route. Competition win then force Penusyl-
vanta capitalists to run Baltimore freiRhts over
their southern roads at Baltimore rates.
The new route will form junction with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad; and "A IL Ia
much more to the interest Of this road TO carry
its freight to Charlottesville than to stop IL at
StauntoD, the Pennsylvania interest viii have
advantages over the Valley route. The Gazette
therefore urges that the Valley Road shall be
pushed forward promptly, and says that delay
Is fraught with danger, especially to the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, which now has q DOW
erful and earnest rival working actively for a
most valuable trade which Baltimore ought al
ready TO control, and can iii afford to lose.
1t remains to be seen just how much Washing
ton Is to be the gamer by this contest of these
rival interests for the Southern trade: hut one
thing Is certain, We have nothing to lose by it.
and may pick up some crumbs OF advantage.
III appears that the coming season is to be one of
considerable activity in the way Of railroad con-
strueton In this vicinity and south Of Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

The MAINLAND LEsIsLArur, rh. Iii,
providing for laying out roots in Raitimors
county ADJOINING bs".lmore city, has finally
Sasseo both nous>s. A large number of other
os we're used in the House, including one
HPpIop- lating % 600 annually for two years for
q Muse Of refuge for colored children The
y-ouse has passed a bill imposing fine Of not
less than three nor more than ten dollars any
person arrested in Baltimore and taken to the
station-houses on whose persons . pistol, bowie
knife, slung-shot, razor, billy, or any other
deadly weapon may be found. The bill In rela-
ton 10 the protection Of wild fowl led to con-
siderable debate. The minority report OF Mr.
Hopkins was rejected, after which the majority
report was amended and the bill ordered to be
engrossed tor . third reading. The Senate
Determined TO take the vote on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad question next wednesday.
The subject was discussed yesterday and then
laidover untf Monday next.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

PAssAeH or THE IRISH LAND Bull IN THE
in eonssdeIation Of the Irish land bill intro
duced by Nj. Gladstone, on the 18th ult, it
ended last night In its adoption by the British
House Of Commons. On division OF votes onlv
eleven Of the Irish members voted against il,
while the vote in favor OF the bill was Az The
bll, As passed by The House, provides for the
and the purchase Of lands; for loans to tenants
desiring TO buy, and to landlords TO enable them
to reclaim yaste lands New land 10 TO be ad-
ministered by court Of arbitration; improve
menfs giving value TO lands are to be paid for:
eyictiops for non-payment Of rent are 10 bar ali
claims against tenants; notices to quit are to
give the tenant one years time from the end of
the current year, and the county rate Is to be
divided between the landlords and tenants. Mr.
Gladstone, In his closing speech, intimated that
the Government would introduce in the House
OF Commons . measure for the prevention of
disturbances in Ireland on Monday next.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

DOWN Oh "ENsLIsH SPELLINs."-The Chron-
,ets says that at recent meeting Of the Sunday
Lyceum of this city, resolutions were passed
that whereas the present custom of English
spelnng Is complex, unscientifc, and irrational
In the extreme, requiring years of toll to obtain
even general knowledge Of it, and rendering
the acquisition Of English torment;ngly discour-
aging therefore, resolved, that simpler and
more perfect method of expressing spoken Rng-
nsn oe devised and employed" 1t is understood
tnat Collector Boswell is the author of the reso-
lutions.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

GENERAL Logan Is complimented on his man
agement Of his bill reducing the army, and
which passed the House yesterday. II will NOT
get through the Senate without material amend.
ment, probably.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

The spirit O. Prentice still haunts the Louis-
siiie Journal ONCE. When SAKE broke his arm,
IN Albany, the other day, the Journal kindly
noped he had not permanently injured his hu-
merus.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

The Philadelphia Board of School Con.
tIoilers ask the Legislature to pass law making
attendance at school compulsory.
DA. A. Van voOrhis, Of Passaic Falls. Ia
going for" a man who denounced the Passaic a
sickiy stream, because it Is confined to its bed.
ia man at Lowell, Mass, has made a pro-
vision In his viii that he must be buried In a
burgiar-proof safe, when he dies.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

"An Indianapolis school-boy has been pun
ished by being compelled to write the word
"cov" five hundred times. D
~yirginia City Is TO be the scene Of a waltz
ing match for purse or 81 900 and the cham
pionsLip Of Nevada
DThe n. Y. Evening PCst says that the nor
traits Of all the Governors OF Rhode Island are
10 be painted. and hung, IL there Is room, ON the
borders Of de State
~A negro woman seventy years old Is going
n schoo1 q Lunenbnrg, Virginia, and was re-
Gently Kept In during play time as q punishment
for having missed her lesson
Evening star., 1870-03-12

For THE EYE OF CAPT. EYRF-Tbe New yor,
Sun says with equal point and severity; as IL
possible that the City of Boston has been run
ooSn oy some British mail steamer, whose cap-
tam forgot to mention il on his arrival in mort
IL might be well to ask soEie of the British can.
s.'ns tney did not feel slight jar at any time
during their PASSAGE "'A0
Evening star., 1870-03-12

Kentucky paper says Leslie Coombs is
looking as yeung now he did when he first
came to this country with his friend Christie
Pher Columbus, $50 years ago.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

The cartoons Of the New York rslegram are
effective hits at the frauds and follies of the
times, and some of them are as effective as the
political cartoons of London PxaeA in its best
days.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

on Thursday, the 24th inst, an election ia to
De held In Baltimore to determine whether or
not TO adopt the ordinance to authorize a suh-
scfipuon OF one million OF dollars to the stock or
the Valley Railroad Company, In the State of
Virginia, and loan to pay such subscription-
Evening star., 1870-03-12

IsprcrxxzTs FOR REVENUE FRAUDS IN NEW
-ORLxANs-The grand Jury OF the United States
Circuit Court IN New Orleans have found six
teen indictments against each Of the following
gsfsons Waddy Thompson, merchant; Isaac
Mod, proprietor Of bonded warehouse; Perry
Euisr, ex-cnfiector Of customs; w. @. GRAY,
rPssAAl oepafy collector. w. A. West speciai
Ing TO dcfrsud the 6oyernmen Mt and siest sa, ,a-
moving meIehnnslis..from bonded xarehouse
prietor. II b charged that these frands rse. ~
Perpetated during Fuller's .administrsfion Of
the custom house. "
Evening star., 1870-03-12
ReceptfOns.

The next reception Of the Speaker of the
House viii be on Friday evening, March 18th,
from to IL O'Clock.
Mrs. Blaine's receptions win be held every
Wednesday Of the season, between the hours Of
and 5 p. m.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
DROF. COOKS BALM OF LIFE.

This solution Of six chemical constituents is harm
less in all its applications Ii contains no lime not
ash caustics alcohol, nitrate Of silver, merctIry
scd, grease. or lead. It cures eeias. letter,
Salt -rheum, Scald head, RingwOrm, Grucorrbaea' A.
and Sick Headaches, Vomiting, Sick stomach, Imii
geston, Piles, Sore Eyes, and all skin and
Of the hair cause: new hair 70 grow in place Of thai
lost; II hardens the gums preserves and beautifes
the teeth will not inJure clothing of any kind: IL ia
clean, refreshing, and really a.'llxury.H pam Dh
iet accompanies each bottle Testimonials OF chem
lists, physicians and others of known veracity sils
tain the above statements and much more as 10 the
wonderful emcscy and cures made by this universal
Ranacea In fact, 1t is good for the old, the young
generally. mbiS sws
Evening star., 1870-03-12

HEAD MoSKr-The New York Legislature
has under consideration q bill reducing the COM
mutation or head money upon emigrants enter
.ng New York from $3.50 to $50 passenger.
The commissioners Of emigration, IL Is asserted,
fund ofts, 600 900, besides paying ali expenses
and demands upon them The head money IL
intended To guarantee the city and State or
New York against the ab,S hoiied emigrants
becoming . burden on the public
Evening star., 1870-03-12

Several towns in Vermont have, at the recent
elections, elected women a. superintendents of
their schools.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
ID RY g o o d 8 .

RUILDERs DEPOT, ESTABLISHED IN 1885
= RERMAN, CoLMAN 4 co; ,fsaoces.er. to H. W.
Having 6tted the Mill near 18th street and MtAS cana
pooss. SASH. BLINDS, &C.,
we feel that we can supply q requiremsnt much
Tore made sA orsr
S%1 Snn car: r receive prompt
EkMEL fSsr sAsS
sisf fGs s.0is ssTcHnse AZ Mn SCROLL
sgspshs, s .s. IssDectfuy solicit patron
y f s9 to sss4.
OILS n @s,sss sSnssansy saasi
mnIZ-Im Opposite Center Market.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
~. Own: 81 :, . No. 1889, Equity Docket ..
The "boTe q sr refss1ea a to me 70 s,., n,
account and the distribution of the fund. All ner
@ sons interested, including the creditors Of JAMES
the on %fRDssE sfs
nhis 10Th WAEfEk isess s. Cox Auditor
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
0TyIcE CoMMis.ARy eF suBsIsrExcE.(
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, win be received at
1870 for ss HE pfk fkEsa
rsaaired issue to iroops at this pos. Tor six CO.
months from date Of execution Of contract
S SsE g. %sy &
qpired FOR sales to cf6eers during the same period
conditions &C. as heretoforeM n op,rp
mss. list Lieut.. 4th .. i. 4 xrsS, Ss,t 4. 5.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. PETITION sn osnt 6as%. lno
coSn, praying Scr the extension Of patent granted
e sssds az Hs
M 2 ordered % A that the fsstimsny in the case be
asas ss:. sas s &c
heard On az Ss q IL: S.y gss :Sa s said
Any person may oDPssSssn nshtdtss1.se1YEiSHH YssHxR
NH n-l.vsv dommissonsT = = sa q Pss;eus..
HITED STATES PATENT OFFIOB, -
u. ,os q R RE4Es ni5sh @ Fssre
patent granted to him on the nth day Of June, iss,
Tor an improvement in Machines for PAIRING Ap,
Il is ordered that the testimony in the case B.
On me nn Gay q t Nay next h: the tine
:ss Ssos b heard on sSs % ss ' a:y tae x june as
Any person nay 0'RGs;ss 'Rss@s,:1 s4is :1sss.isH stsa.p
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calling 1t No. s2o Four and q half street
and purchasing one Of tho
AhEkiCAN BUTTON HOLE OvERsEAMING
~ . AND SEWING MACHINES.
from 'ns% SHossS ns' s6YSEsT' fs race
1a.~o. Agent.
STHAmEk kF0RsALE-The stern wheel steamer
Sesm 8. feet Sc,S. ss issd iset long, 20 feet
horse power, about 30 tons bn rde q aE1EI
Apply BOWEN MERCER,
milo -eoln No. 63 South Gay ST.. BsIfimors.
- BREAKFAST BACON, Ac.
zoo Sugar cured MAINLAND HaMs
1000 lsInds Thin sugar cured BREAKFAST
sMOT Ed BEEF. BEEF ToNeuEs
LEAF LARD, In 8, II and 25- pound mach aves
just reeeived and for ale low by
No. COS Pa. as., OPP. Metropoiits,, Hotsl
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