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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13
HEEDLEss SPORT.

The Cute City says: 'On Tuesday,
shortly after IL o'clock, as tho Andy
johnson was passing "boat slough
timber" about two miles below La
grange, and while those on the boat
wore exchanging signals with n pic
mic party on shore, Bennett White, a
passenger on the boat, was shot in
the abdomen by a pistol ball coming
from the bank. The wounded man
immediately staggered, and informed
his companions that he was shot
Excitement and confusion followed,
during which Captain Asbury landed
the steamer, and friend of the
wounded man went ashore to asccr.
ain the cause of the decd. White
was supposed to be fatally hurt. He
was shown every attention, and up.
on arriving in Quincy no was con.
vcyed to the fremont Hodse, whero
q physician was summoned who ex-
amined the wound, and found it TO
be dangerous one.
The party on shore consisted of
five young men and six young la
dies, who were enjoying picnic in
that vicinity. The entire party were
arrested, who claim that only one
shot Was fired, and that without any
intention of harming any one. Thcy
insist that they did not believe that
the pistol would carry the distance
Of tho boat, and state that the pistol
was pointed at the water.
Two Of the party, in whose pos.
session pistols were found, wore held
to bail in the sum of S., 900 to await
the result of their careless fun.
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Ulysses S. Grant, President of the
United States, to all whom it may
concern, to whom these presents
shall come, greeting:
WHEREAS, On the 18th day OF
June, 1871, in the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, holding a
criminal term, one c. g. Bowen was
convicted OF bigamy and sentenced
to be imprisoned for5two years and
pay $3.50 fine; and
(. WHEREAS, 1t is represented that
he was innocent OF any violation OF
law, that he acted in good faith, be-
lieving his former wife to be dead;
and it appears, that he rendered
good service to the cause OF the
Union during the rebellion and since
its termination, and has endeavored
to lead an honest and upright life,
and that for these reasons eleven OF
the jurors who found the verdict
against him, and many other citizens
Of tho highest consideration and
weight, urge this pardon, and United
States Attorney Fisher would be
gratified by the exercise of Execu-
two clemency; now, therefore.
Be it kno'on, That /, u. S. Grant,
President OF the United States OF
America, in consideration of the
premises, and divers other good and
sufficient reasons me thereunto NOV
ing, do hereby grant to said g. C.
Bowen full and unconditional par
don. u. S. GRANT.
by the President:
J. BANCROFT Davis, Acting Sccre-
tary of State.
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TIN WAYEMn 10 xxux AnasfN.
.ISTER JUSTICE IN MISSISSIPPI,

We copy the following from tho
Mississippi Daily Pilot Of June 14th,
published at jackson, Mississippi
The Mr.. Coggeshall arrested for riot
is q brother.in.law of Chas. w. Bolts,
Of this place and he and Coggeshall
were merchandising at Harrison Sta.
ton, until some two or three months
ago, WHOM, without any cause assign
cd. they were notified to leave in
stanter, or their lives would be to-
ken. Belts camo North, and Cogges-
hall remained ID Mississippi, but not at
the Station, and one day having gone
to tho Post-office for hiss mail was
set upon by lot of cut throats, who
are entire strangers to him, and be-
causo he attempts to defend himself
is arrested for Rioti But read the
evidence and see for yourself how a
Mississippi Ku Klux administers jus.
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A Terrible Crime Terribly Punished.

About the middle of last month
one Of those sickeniDg occurrences
that wcakens the general faith in
humanity, transpired at Gilman, lii.
A man named Martin Mera, beat
his son, aged ten years, very cruelty
and the next day the inhnman father
thrust red hot poker into the boys
side as he lay in bod unable to move
on account of his previous injuries,
and not satisfied with this, took the
boy up from bed, and, putting HIM
on the red hot stove, held him there
until the little fellow was burned
horribly. He then took him into a
room where the mother lay, having
just beer confined, and beat him over
the head with the butt end of a whip
until death came to the relief Of the
little sufferer. The brutal wretch
threw the lifeless body under the bed
On which his wife was lying, and told
her it she breathed a word of the
affair he would kill her. That night
he wrapped the body Of the boy in
sheet and buried it near hedge in
his garden. The next morning he
went to Gilman and advertised the
boy as runaway, offering reward
f6" Information of his whereabouts.
Y Saturday last, suspicion having
been aroused by some words let fall
b. tie boys sister, the mother and
tv2 daughters were taken in charge.
ar. yhe man arrested. After the
m Their found her brute OF hus-
bi,nC was under arrest, she told tho
W olo dreadful story of the murder.
II body Of the boy was found, and
u. terrible reality and atrocity Of
tn, murder fully demonstrated.
On Wednesday tho murderer was
s..kef from the Watsoka jail by
N 70 OF 1000 persons--mcn, women
vi 'hildren-and hung dead to a
VIZ REHABILITATION Ha,okeye.
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PERsoNAL.-Secrctary Belknap is
at his homo in Kcokuk, on briof
visit to his family. Hc will return
to his post of duty at Washington
in Il few days, making an official visit
while en- route to tho Arsenal at ST.
Louis.
he is in good health, good spirits,
and has boundless faith in the con.
tinual triumph Of the righteous ie the
Republican party. No man in the
nation has grown moro rapidly in
public confidence, than Bclknap, and
no man ever better deserved that
confidence than he.
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iy-impcsativc and the bouuden duty
Of the winning side to accept their
snccess in manner that shall in no
way by word, or deed, tantalize, or
harrow the feelings of thor oppo-
nents. Remember that house divi-
dcd against itsclf cannot stand; it
will surely fail before the assault Of
its enemy. The very essence Of our
republican governments obedience
to the legally expressed will of the
people until changed IN like manner.
So does the great safeguard for the
unity Of the republican party and it's
power for good, consist in obedience
to the legally expressed will of the
majority of its members, Until such
times as a free frank and open dis.
cussion with experience shall change
that expression in like manner. We
say this much now, in tho hope that
it may have it's proper influence to
Iced US 10 avoid difficulties that have
heretofore sometimes arisen in the
republican party Of this county that
is, merely rs timely warning which
it is our duty to give upon all such
occasions as the present, and no more
now, than just preceding any other
convention that we may have or have
had. Again. we say 10 our repupll-
can friends throughout the county
cultivate above all else harmony and
good feeling that when our ticket
shall have teen made we shall all
feel to do with will, what wo must
do, viz: strip for tho fight, and roll
up an increased majority for every
man on the ticket by every republican
standing square to the ,oork and doing
his ,choe duty for the ticket as an en-
tirgfU.
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COUNTY REPUBLICAN, roI.r1cs

The time for selecting the county
republican ticket. for the fall election
is near at hand. A senator, two
representatives, and the following
, county officers arc to be elected -
Treasurer, Sheriff, Auditor, School
Superintendent, Supervisor and Cor
oner. We hope the republicans of
the county will be sure and all at
tend SO far as is possible for them to
do, the primary meetings. at the
place Of voting in each township,
which occur on Saturday, the Goth
day Of July, at o'clock, p. NJ. At
these meetings will bo appointed the
five delegates for each township to
the county convention, which meets
August 9th, to put in nomination the
/ republican candidates for tho above
named offices. We deem it highly
necessary that these primary meet
ings should give correct and clear
expression of the will Of the people
of each township, and the only way
60 ensure this is for republicans to
attend en- masse these meetings. Let
us further suggest that those who do
not attend, should not complain OF
the action of ti;osc who do, and, fur
ther, we suggest that before these
meetings are called to order, time
should be given, say thin. " minutes
to mako good for differences IN INC
time ofday people may have. anu /.
have all things conducted fairly ana
honorablv, Let us have in eyery.
thing Connected with these conven.
lions fairness aud good feeling, and
when our nominations are made, let
US have unity perfect and complete. |
Bitterness of feeling in any town.
snip ls very prejudicial to the best |
interests and success of that town.
ships candidates in the county con.
.veps'on--and right here, however.
Jet us say, that which over side sue.
ceeds IN acontest in any township for
delegates, it is the imperative and
bounden duty Of the defeated side 10
Acquiesce cheerfully, faithfully, and
in the result, and it is equal
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The orangcmen arc proceeding
with preparations for their parade
in Now York, and tho Hibernians
are marsha!ing their hosts to shoot
them down.
Archbishop McClosky in sermon
Of the dedication Of st. Paul's Church,
Harlem, Sunday, alluded to tho ex-
pected Orange demonstration on
Wednesday, expressing strong
hope that tho authorities would in
terfore to prevent it, but entreating
and exhorting all Catholics, if it
should occur, not to get up any coun-
ter demonstration nor even 60 near
the procession.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of tho State of Iowa
In and for Wapello County:
Lizzie Norris
!. against august Term, 1871.
Bradford q. Norris.
To Bradford @. Norris
You are hereby notified that on or be fore the
first day of July, 1871, the petition Of Ljzzis,
Norris will he filed In the Clerk s Office OF said
District Court Of Wanello County, claiming
OF ION q decree OF Divorce and aIimony
And that unless you appear and make de-
tense thereto at or before noon OF the second
day Of next term Of said Court, TO be begun
ana held at the Court House at Ottumw,i, In
said county, ON the 9th day OF September, 1871,
your default Will be entered and decree rem
dered thereon against you.
Dated, 0ttumwa, June 18th, 1871.
w. j. MITCHELL,
nno-wit.J Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Original Notice,

. evSS4SVs
In the District Court of the state of Iowa. in
and for Wapello County. = =
WIN. A. Nye,
charles a u But,n september term, 1871
g. =. Butin, ct ais
Charles J. Butin, defendant You are
hereby notified that on the 10Th day OF June
1871, the petition of VIM. A. Nye, Plaintiff
will be filed In the Clerk office Of the District
Court Of Wapello County, Iowa, asking you
70 SHOW cause, II any yen haye, why the pro
ceedings OF the Sheriff's Sale, under execu-
tlon on the 10Th day of September, 1859, of the
undivided two-thirds interest of Butin Nye
In lot No. Two. in block No. one, in Hack
Worths first survey in the town of Chilicothe
Wapeiio county, Iowa, should not be decreed
by said Court, regular and formal. And that
unless You appear and make defense thereto
on q before noon of the second day Of the
next term of said Court, to be begun and held
at the Court House, in Ottumwa. In said
county, on the 4th day OF September, 1871
default will be entered and the prayer Of the
petitioner granted.
Dated, July 9Th, 1871.
HAMILTON Il CHAMBERS.
L n1Z.W4t. Plaintiff Il Att,ya
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There is a democratic paper pub.
lishcd at McGregor, Iowa, which
publishes just enough of one Of our
recent articles SO az to give its read.
ers no adequate idee of our meaning,
and then, forthwith, proceeds 70 de-
molish us, which b . fair speoiMen
Of the fairness Of democratic lodrbal.
ism. Otherwise what this fippennt
bit sheet may say TO it's few hundred
readers, 10 Of no consequence to us
or ANYBODY else.
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sHERIEEs SALE.

By virtue Of an Execution to me directed
from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of WRp.
clio County. Iowa, on a Judgment obtained In
favor Of Michael Rowland, as Plaintiff. and
against VIM. Strang and Catharine Strang, al
Defendant, for the sum of Five Hundred and
taxed at $3.50 and accruing costs Ihaye lev.
led upon the following Real Estate taken as
the property of said Defendant, to satisfy said
Execution, to-wit: 7
Lot No. Three Hundred and fifty ESQ, in the
City OF Ottumwa, Wapello County, iowa.
And will offer the same for sale to the hiph.
August A. D., 1871, In front of the Court House
door, in Ottumwa, at tue hour of O'Clock
7. M, OF said day, when and where due at.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, July 18th. 1871.
q. A. SWIG0ETT, Sheriff Of said Co.
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slIERrFFys SALE.

BY virtue OF an Execution TO me directed
pellO County, Iowa, on q judgment obtained
liz said Court ON the 10Th day of June
1871, In favor of J. III. Merrill q Co., as Plain.
tiffs, and against Quinn, Ketchum & Smith
as defendants, for the sum of Three Hundred
and Ninety-twO Dollars and seventy-twO eta
have levied upon the following real estate
taken as the property Of said defendants, 70
satisfy said execution, to-wit
Lots and In John ID. Devins' subdivision
Of the swl of the nwA of the sell Of section
", township az, range IL, known as East OF
tumwa. in Wapello County, Iowa. s e
And Will offer the same for sale to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, on the 10Th day OF
August, A. D. 1871, in front of the Court House
door In Ottumwa. Iowa at the hour of 0'clk
p. M, OF said day. when and where due at
tendance will be given by the undersigned
Ottumwa, Iowa, July 1lth. 1871.
8. A. SWIGGETT, Sheriff Of said Co.
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Original Notice.

To Pliny Sexton and Son:
st You and each Of you are
hereby notified that ON or before the list day
Of August. 1871, there will be on file In the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Court of Wa
peiio County. Iowa, on the Chancery side OF
said Court. the petition of 8. w. H. L. Hearn,
pray ing said Court to cancel and set aside q
certain tax deed held by you on the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton thirty-dve (S5) In township seventy one
GID range twelve Q2, in Wapello County.
Iowa, and for general relief
And unless You appear and answer thereto
on or before noon of the second day of the
next term of said Court, commencing at OF
tumwa, In said county Of Wapello, on the al,
against you. ana Judgment and decree rem.
dered as prayed for.
sire ID. q. BEAMAN
July 6-w4t.] Att'y foniItff.
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sHERRIFF,s SANE

BY virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wa
pello County, lowe, on a Judgment obtained
In said Court, on the 2ist day Of June, 1871
In favor of James NJ. Bartlett, Trustee, as
Plaintiff and against g. M. Smith and Mary
J: smith as Defendants, for the sum of Twelve
Hundred and Flfty-elght Dollars, and 81 cents
and costs taxed at 1886 and accruing costs, !
have levied upon the following Real Estate
taken ~ the property Of said defendants, to
satisfy aid execution, to-wit:
The elS of the nell OF sec. 10, township 70
range 7, In Mapello County, Iowa.
redemption. to the highest bidder for cash In
nand, on the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1871
IN front OF the Court House door, in Ottumwa
at the hour OIL o'clock p. M, OF said day. when
and where due attendance will be given by
the undersigned. fFt
Dated, Ottumwa, Iowa, July nth. 1871.
nl3-W1t ~
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Loyal Notice.

To Mary A. Ramsay,
Louisa Walker aud j. M. Walker
You are hereby notified That there is now
on file In the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Coutto 81 Wapello County, Iowa, the petition
q q. w. Green and Joseph sloan, asking fol
the correction of certain records, claiming d
zee simpletitle as against you in % part of The
township No. seventy two I'D range thirteen
ll3l west, more particularly described in said
to said q. w. Green In said lands and Quoted
In him. =?
And unless You appear and answer said pc.
titlOn on or before noon Of the second day Of
the next term OF said Court. to commence on
the I'd Monday after the Sd Monday OF August
1871 Judgment and decree Will he rendered In
said cause according to the prayer of said pc.
tltion. +. BIGHAM
Attorney for Petitioner.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, July IL.

re PARIS, July II.
A Commission Of inquiry has been
appointed by the Assembly to ex.
anime into the course pursued by
Count Palikao, while at the head OF
tho Government National defence,
and into the conduct Of Renedetti,
French Minister at the Prussian
Court, prior to the German war. "A
bib dissolving all battallions Of the
National Guard throughout France,
is about to be introduced, in the As.
sembly.
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UUleDURANGO.

We find in the Port Huron Times
a letter from DR.. b. W. Bliss, Of
Washington, 70 n physician OF the
former city, giving some additional
and interesting information concern
ing the use Of she cundurango, the
new specific for tho use Of cancer.
He says.
"The Cundurango Bark; about
which 20 much Inquiry is being made,
which has manifested such rare Ill.
terative power and such specifio in
duenco over cancer, scrofula, etc, is
q native Of South America, and lie
found In abundancs on tho table
lands Of the Andes, in the southwest
len portion ofthe territory Of Ecuador,
10 the Loxa district, where Cinchona
was 6rst found, and where at present
the barks are most rich in alkaloids.
In Ecuador it's resources were first
developed, tw9 physicians, Messrs.
Cassave and Equiguron, having APP
piled it to the treatment Of cancers,
etc, with success. The bark was
sent, with its history, by the Gov
eminent of Ecuador, to the United
States State Department, and 1t was
by them considered of such import.
ance, that circular upon tho subject
was issued. Soon quantity was
sont to my friend and patient, Mr..
Flores, the Minister from Ecuador.
in this city, and placed in my hands
for trial. l exhibited it first in the
treatment Of the mother of Vice
President Colfax, Mrs. G. w. Mat
thews, who had scirrhus Of the
breast, q typical case, and in it's last
stages. Before receiving the RENE.
dy / had advised tho family that she
could survive not longer than the
coming autumn. When / commonc.
cd the gland was hard and nodules
could be felt over a diameter of four
inches, the corded portion about two
inches across with everted edges of a
scarlet color. 1t bled ut tho slight.
est touch, and discharged profusely q
brown sanious fluid, and this accom-.
panied with the characteristic fotor
Of the cancer. Tho glands in the
axillary and submental regions wore
also indurated and swollen, with
secondary cancerous deposits, indi.
eating the complete subjugation oil
the system of the influence of the
poison. The countcnance presented
the usual pale, doughty, cachotic ap
pearance, the lines of expression
gone, the lips notified and becoming
blue at the least exertion, the growth
rapidly increasing in size and malig.
nifty, SO much SO that tho changes
could be noticed from day to day.
After twenty days treatment with
Cundurango infusion, the gland has
lost much of it's size and hardness,
and the color of the dennded part is
changed to pale pink, and the ulcer
is covered with healthy pus, which
has taken the place of the former
brown, sanious discharge. The
couptenanco has resumed the old
familiar appearance, blueness of the
lips has disappeared, strength in.
creased, patient moving about with
activity, the submental enlargement
gone, the hardened glands quite soft
to touch, and the canccrons fetor
much lessened, the whole pointing
Enthusiastically to the fact that the
remedy has successfully combatted
the blood poison, and that, in a short
time, by the use OF the Cundurango,
q complete cure may DO expected.
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From Harrison station.

Hon. j. S. B. CoygeshaWs Examine.
ton Charge, kiotous Conduct Pre-
.Jerred-- Witnesses on Both Sides
-Endmined--1he Magistrate Holds
CogaeshdH in Bail, tohich he refuses
tn FMrnisa-He is Lod9ed in jail
Justice MAKES Up It's Mind
Wa not Listen to Lao, Testimony
or Reason, ETC., Etc.