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RY VIM. l.; WALL 4 CO., Auctiousers,
- New Marble BuildinR,D
Nos. 900 and 9O5 Pennsylyania avenue
RY VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auct.oneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Penna ave-, corner h street

~ VIM. L. wv Wall liz. : CO, iAS!g,et;onsars,
Nos. 900 and 900 Penna. ave., corner O. street
M s9aARE NJ tsE
sSf FF H
PPk kSTsb FEN AvENUE'" APP
Whereas by an act of Congress of the United
States, entitled IAN actto provide for the paving of
Gen ns
N M ehler, engineer in charge Of public buildings
ton, or their successors in Office. were appointed
committee to pave Pennsy lvania avenue with such
gate q the Capitol grounds the crossing Of FIT
And whereas. after such appointment, the said
Commission selected 4 wood pavement for said part
OF avenue, and caused the same to be paved there
said Comm ission assessed the cost thereof, as re.
And whereas. among the lots of ground Ling aud
aGTtlns on SAID aysnpe was, aud is lot Ne; 8, in
And whereas, according to the provisions Of said
act the cost q paving il front o said lot after it
ascertained by said comnission to be Sc hundred
AND eighty four dollars and twelve cents, S5siisJ
sad lot and Hyatt by said nss:''ed against
And whereas, a notice Of said assessment was left
aid Hyatt FOR mor. than hr 1nS as s1s
thereafter to pay the same:
said Commission, the 18th Of ar uary ISL iss led
SAID act:
AID whereas, more than one year has elapsed since
said certificate was issued, and the same remained
unpaid:
Ard whereas, the Hon. Ii. y. Wade, who claims
TO be the holder Of said certificate, has applied to
the igned being the success )rs of said Com
mission as mentioned ia said act sell said lot or
property:
Now, therefore, we hereby give notice that On
the 2lsI DAY OF MAY, l572 in front Of said lot we
will sell the same, at public auction, for cash. to
the highest bidder.
B. R.COWEN.
Acting Secretary of the Interior;
O.E. BABCOCK,
Major 81 Engineers In charge Of Public Buildings
II. d. COOKE, Governor;
Commission.
apis W. l.. WALL & co, Aucts
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Inc wood TO be merchantable hard wood. The
tree fFo wo. 70 Dc q TIE best bite Ash and
TSs T prior 70 rs9sgon b. tie United States
the vharves Of the following named ststiooS. -
sGea times and n such qusnes the Actins As
F '%s o xuasteEmaSers thereat may direct. via:
e. . ~ and Fort Mss snry, Ad AZ baltimore,
ties = the Acting Assistant sSsssss
be delivered ct such times and In such ousntifies ~
the 1aperintendents at each Of the ceeterisS nay
Form Of bid win b furnished on application -
ltnie once, q veil q any additional information "a
Quired by thooe desiring 90 bid,
HEHRI O. HODGES,
1aJor al4 QparteFgAssee, % A,
INC 8aS1 an3Q- n
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MEr1sk. q n1LE~
ait SEVENTH STREET,
ARE OFF ERING FINE srocK OF
rEPoRTxp AND DOMESTIC eRocERIB
coSsIsrISs IN PART OF
Havana Orange,
LOnden Layer Rsisfns, In whole. half and quarter
Con-erye Ginger, View FIGS,
frenoh Primes IL glass. Gin and boxes.
Gordon pilwor;h's Jelies,
Mundsrs Preserves. Mortons Pie Truit.,
Peoaus, Filberts, and Maple Wsiuuts,
Pure hlPie Cider. not bJilot,D
Prime New York Apples. Appie Butter
fihe ,Apele' English Dairy, Easn, and Factory
New York Buokwhes,, C-anberrics.
Sesoen DTips Syrup, n. %. MalAs.es,
fiGes. 9Gah.i5 GSEpo~der, Imperial, AMI Eaglish
Mocha, oia Government Java ceylou aro r.. oo,
fee, green and fTrah roasted.
Nol msoksrel, in barrels And kits,
ysna,oa Rum pure, } Scotch whisky.
0tard, DuPIy 4 Go. Brabdies,
"Old Nectar" Mhlsky,
Old Baker and Csf whisky,
nsis sherry wine,l very hue,
Madeira, Port and California Wines,
Prime Butter, pat NJ expressly families. q small
packages. i1l-tr
(IoLDEs HILL.
This popular FAMILY FLOUR IN store sad ,oe
All other grades Family and Extra -Four.
MEAL. MILL FEED.
BALED LAY and STRAW.
W. 81. GAIT 400,
declsH Indiana avenue and IL; street
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AUCTION SALES.
RE GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctiooee-.,
- NO. lOO1 northwest corner 10th and sts.

AAA0 ARIkkNOO0s
RE eEEEE . wHLIAMs, Auctiooee-.,
NO. AoVI northwest corner 10th and sts.
TRusrEnS sAGz o. yALgABLr IMP PROVED
nd duly rs:ord fsiia IN ns ssr ss
e%ty and b. ,sG reeoS Il ss. e:rsy
s ssssS S.y IL Of e
xsS sigsk p m; lot nes1ed sixty two ca ia
saS g. Ss s.
four ga = in the city Of Washington, d. o.
sasd y months. With Interest from day Of SID. and
:: so as sss s
days after day Of sale otherwise the trustee reserves
after notice All all % %ss' ss
.plsa GEN sahpst * Hf2sfs I:a; ass;.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED US-
I'll NEi NSspAT Nay list, 1871, at same hour and
' ap:sd 0' ''a'r dR Isiss WILLIAMS Auss..
ID Austioneers and Real Estsse Brokers',
'0rns s.P ss and h
sE2ht aSyS s III HH
AICfb1 n SMNi,nrsp.y.rrrenooy -.
osioos VIII saa IN sssa as y 1t IT.
premi.es. par! Of Lot 2. in Square ss6, Thit.
by S sss
tween 5th and 9th streets, and running back the sans,
Terms: Ore third cash baance in and 1, month";,
with interest from day of sale, secured by e,t II
trust SlC0 down at time of sale. Convey ancing as,
spz r dSd S " G GstTfPMsE oLrARY. Auc...
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Anetioneers,
II No. l001, northwest corner Of 10th and D sts
STEAM ENGINE, BOILER. MACHINERY, &c. !,
At AUCTIoH.
- On WkDNESDAY,the ist prox. At 6 o'clock,
p m, we shall sell on the premises, I4.A street.
A between Ohio avenue ana Canal
One Steam Engine and Boiler,
One Frame Building.
The above has been used for laundry purposes, and
Wi b. spld to the h5Sssss tdSsT for
RY VIM. L. WALL 3 CO., Auctiorsers,
Nos. 800 ssa sos spP snnss;i,.Di. avenue
rWE5EJ IT., sEMI;ANsgAL AUCTION SALE
9OLDsTEiN CO., PAWNBROKERS
IN We vii! sell, at the auction rooms Of VIM.
EY1L. Wall Co., anctioneers, corner Of 9th st.
and WEDNEspAY M0RHISG, MAY ist, 't cSm,
mencing at o'clock; also in the evening, all the
Go. q Loan Office, up to this date.
These annual tales are too we'll known to the pub
lie to need description of goods for sale: suffice
make and pattern of American, Sw s., aud English
Watches In solid gold and silv cases. all in perfect
running order, ineluding some Of the finest make,
Diamond and other fine Jewelry, and many other
valuables, both rare and rich.
We will remind the public that every article sold
be refunded within three days after sale =" ~
.G0LDSTEIN co, Pswnbrokers.
ape WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO, Auct'rs
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III WIN. L. WALk 60 Anctionssrs,
No. 700 and SO3, 8. W. cor Penn. ave. and 9Th n.

Rr WIN. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
No. 600 and sSs sr N W. sor BPP, sSb
vA.uts55ss SsahpGasaHhfH FE FaR 5as Isrr
s'i io Il .s deed q q a. s FsssIdss T.
the III E: dss q 4 Ss1sS
Al; o'elock M, on the premises, ODER Tor
Sns ss % ,sr, 3 Is
tx House. S %ssSysS Sy two ssa
noS under rent to good tenant.
Ims; 0nethird c.sh ~ balance in six, twelve
b. Sss us On tns sso S ss cent
e ~ VIM . required on soesStsoss q tie BID II
from he dSy 81 .s ere ne vsh n Ave day:
the sxIsnssof The dsfseItisa Isrci.ssr.. Convey.
,.,,.. ssSszzkkISa s fSs:sFFHHiisSsSSi Trustees:
uSrHE AsoyE saLl Is POSTPONED until
~kDhs5SIR A 4 ~ 8 Ezss:os3s h9orsna siaos.
rn 'AAAL-s ~ ReEEs {. wfEI ! Co.. Auo...
HrHE ABOVE sAL1 n yUsTHER POST.
s ss unit! gdH h1bAY H1X same hour and
CHARLES McPHsRSnN, ira,sees'
apa.z.2s0myl.s AastioSeers.
BIZ s..Is e;
!CSFiToL AZ AuCTIoH. rhAsr OF The
.ss . sia d .sIr OF On M *.
parts OF Lo. No. 5, in square No.
containing fsur rooms each, situated on d stree;
south and Sd street east.
o, sale an ccn1eesSeSs and revenue ,t sas time
the cost Of the purchasers.
srii soSd GREEN WILLIAMS. Ane,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01
III W. l.. WALL 4 co. ,Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building,
Nos. 500 and 902 Pepnsyiysuis syep

- BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
~ the District Of Columbia, passed in Ohancery
shaIi, on MONDAY. the 9th day Of MIy, lS72, pro-
ceed 70 sell, at public auction the premises, at
O'Clock m, the following described part Of l. .; of
ground No. 4, I'm Square No. $40, in Washington city
". ": viz: Commencing ON street south, 50 feet
from the corner of street south and ID street west
running thence due east IL feet thence due north 100
seet thence Ia feet due west; thence due south Loo
Terms: One third OF the purchase money in cash;
and the residue in three equal Instruments g. IL
and Is months re spectvely with interest to be Sc.
cured BY the purchasers note and deed Of trust
The property; all in cash, at the purchaser s
option Deed given on final ratification of sale.
stamps and cony ancing Ct gurchsser,s cost. Sc
ap25 dtd WIN l.. WALL & co, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf LATIMER CLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estats Brohers
southwest corner Pennsyly ana ave. I'D l,th street.
Star Once Buildings
SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT OF GROUND ON
vSIhHkT sOJTH, NEAR NEW JERSEY


SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT OF eRouNp on
vSSIrhHkr SOUTH, NEAR NEW JERSEY
a On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the sth DAY
Tof Nay, 1874. AZ 81 O'Clock, in freat Of tho
o5 Icing the west 20 feet front Of said lot on street
south, near New Jersey avenue, and running back
one and eighteen feet aud six inches. This
should demand the attention Of parties looking after
Pr htabie Investments.
eshteen months, or longer, II purchaser may desire,
with notes bearing and secured ~ deed Of
tfna on the premises. Cenyeyancins and revenue
mi'd&ds IRepl LATIMkk 4 ULEARI, Aucts. .''
- New Marble Buiiding
soo and soS, W. cor. PeRna. ave. and 9Th st.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN SQUARE SIS.
"a BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated on the 2Dh
kc1folio Ue. Of the land records for Washinefon
WEDNESDAY,. the 2ad day Of NAV, ia2, at
auction, TO the highest bidder, the following de-
ton. in the District Of Columbia, being Lots nun
dred and fortyeiehs, tlss one hundred and forty
pine: (li9O one hundred and ffty, (ls0, } and one
nnndIsd ana nifty one, (!5l) In b. f. Gilberts re-
corded subdly isien Of s9uare six hundred and sew
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the deed of trust
deed, with expenses Of sale, say IS 20, in cash;
and balance in six, twelve, and eighteen
months cured by the notes Of the purchaser bear
Ing interest at ten cent from the of and
adeed Of trust on the property. A deposit Of $40
VIII be required on acce ptance Of the bid. Ii the
terms OF s,s are BOT com Piled with In nye days from
expense and cost of the defAultfng purchaser.
and " samRs 81 Se cost Of the
mail llS,Dk22 W. L. WALL 4 co huc.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01
ny GREEN 4 WILKINS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10Th and d streets

RY GREEN WILKINS. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner l0th and d streets.
TI IRC Bg!LplNG LOT FOR HAND
81 ssf VISIT snT r. HTcFEiJi % And *
- On SATURDAY, the 4th day OF May, 1872, at
- Sslsek B e ixe :hsli ssIi "a the premises
sss sas s. Isss
tn: % Arst :less building site. This psopsrsy
aa!1tns tne rseadence Of Aessrs. Lutz and others,
Terms: One arm e..H: Balance in g. n. "a ana :.
months Sor notes bearing interest and sseuesd bv 4
s' CO.. al a.
SEQ down on the day Of ~:
.ple .e4d. FPS. Ssss.sa 4 .STIiL111A .ss::.
Brw.T johnson =
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
q, p virtue Of ss.a q .rs., dated April 10.
= he Dstret Of CounSis 1 sSai 81. 9 Tie IT,,
the {, ' :ss s6t SaIfsl e Lot No. B TX
simms suodivision Of lots and s. in squire Ne ~
iro1sSi.s feet On "a street east, between stsoet
"a fess "' "ortn oarohna avenue, and running back
Terms: Ons-hslf cash; balance IN 6 And, "a mo,sh.
snS s0 down aetime Of sale. STAMPS
Sn 8 ss;s rs ISSSSssAfs ,ss.;..
.pAd&ds W. JOHHSoh, 1Sct.
FOE PUBLIC SALE. -
On the 18th day OF NAY, Is7D INV very a..,..n,.
House and Lot in Leeshufg. Va house large. ~
grounds ample and highly Improved; location f...
tiful; society good. Accessible by railroad tvioe
aay rom the cities, and In every way . most deaf
Terms One third cash; remainder in one .ns,,
years. bearing interest frcm date and good sec9ri.
apHNeed Leesburg.ya
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.u &,es2 69O963 7a6, SO 30 So
al. grain to be Of the best quality free from dust
busheI Corn g pounds to the bushsl. Hay OF the
pest Quality Timothy. Straw to be Of Rye Of the
pest Quality. The Corn and Oats to be sacked The
Hsy and straw to be baled. The price bid to
incIude the cost OF baling and sackiug Ali 10 be
inspected prior to reception by the United states
reaea proposals. will also be received ct the same
tune and place for delivery at the places named
viz: ~ ~ ~ soei,
Wood Coal Apth Coal Rit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsfER THIRD
" DISTRICT, ID. e. No. 1897 GIRARD ST
so.,.s PHlLADEi PHIA, PA , April %, ls7z.
advertisement attached, will be received at this
cfice until 2 m on TUESDAY, May 2sth, ls7a
for delivery to ,he Quartermaster's Department Of
amounts of Forage and Straw:
Corn. Oats. Hay. Straw
rort Monroe ya.....-l6 2l2 ll6,2ss ls5,5eo IS 600
Fort " ashinetop: Md.--l5.OO 1900 1900 1000
Poft Mchenry, Md. $500 1850 los so
nai'noie, mo ...-..... $500 81 100 1900
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STkAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
- LIVERPOOL.

The undersigned, agents OF the above ste.y,sns,
Ilne, are prepared 20 sell tickets from Ie40S
s ET f0s ssr to any part Of Euroge and 358Rk
snch information as mas be cesired Departms,
vii 90 well 20 secure passage here. and eve
CO., 80 Water street, GEORGETOWN ian1sSe
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BETWEEN
PHIiikhGGETd 6s An AdatE0M.AdEpRIA VA WASH.

Regular sailing days fron Pier No g. Morn
Mh,siTyes, Philadslphia evory WEDNESDAY sn1
From So Water street., 0eoreesovn. ev.rv mon.
DAY and THURSDAY; and frsm Alexsndrta ever
TUESDAY and Thu RSDAY
Freight received st any time
,o AppE sSSe,y EYE, 50 water street, ee.rss-
Va; W. CLIDK co., AZ south Delaware Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

IN BANKRUPTCY.
AT wash6gtop, the sth day Of Aerii. - = ID,
the uneerslgned hereby gives notice on his snroi,
Wa:hfngton, ID. o., Who has been aduaeed = -, OF
AZ ns31,e Own petition, By the suprsm Court Of
ape AUGUsrIN CHESTER ..s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

NrHE ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED untii
5SAS III ffssoas. 'S,,. .,..',
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:! g: Fl III :!.:!:! !!!!:s! -, !.
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On q. PETITION Z Z ss IS.

, s.,:n s: sy,I 1Sst Ss.y.T =: :lsr;isa
foT az 2. ingtoysmsnt m eevi.f M.ehines:
elosed on the leah day Of June NEXT that the time
Tor Ming sreuments and the krsniners report -
petition be heard on the 18Th day Of June next.
AM Ssssoa niy o6pi.s tssi s IF %s.,..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

steamers are running regularly every hour dur.
ing the day, from q betw cen the
cities OF W ashinc'H- 49,
Last trip leaving Ell ser city az g ; m
Inc steamer W AWAsE1 10 nov running her re-
EI4r u,ps Down the Potomsc on TUESDAYS ana
fhiDA1c-from Washington at a. m , and Aler-
sndfis At a. m..touching at her usual landings q
Inc maryland and Virginia Shores
s., 8. B0wIS0N, President.
oa-n ~. nun n 0en. sup. apl-lm
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wAsHUGrON AHD Few YoRK.

JOHN GiBS0E vii nsSe sessisr week 49,
ps sTl WASH Tx:sisgTTHE9 81 1aks5cffE
vs.: :,: ; szT9ssx1 ~ f: e L. -
xLSxxFbEik - ssns Az 9 Is =.
70! ros fsH i.sos2 q sySg e. =: DE6nAn.
town, o. q II srnsr q Nh strsse ~ asu YssS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

SHoRI1eI AND ouICKlsf Luz sOVfI,
cd PessNse L6aSl11so1ssv lsovs
ssv9th street WkArf, twice XIV
y. u -. :sSsssssS ss e = :. s.A'Ha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

ERED. w. ENGELKE, P,a,,,c., m. l.,.,------,
=, PayrAeassr, formerly with Georse Wii,nsssnsa
0Uceers received ct Mr.. Sam Barbour Sock - -
~ TN s.reet, oetweeu and streets sp1- IN ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-21
CURE FUR FEMALE WEAKNESS

The proprietor Of tbs valuable medicine, while
suffering from loss Of health some 20 years ago
received an Indian receipt, from which she pre-
pared some for her own use, which resulted in a
cure. Its effects are wonderful in the relief ard
ness of the Back and Limbs, Dyspepsia, Palpita-
ton of Heart, Depression of Spirits, Irregularities,
Change Of Life, Whites, Drop zeal Affections, Bill
iousness, Inham alton of Kidneys, Headache;
makes new Blood and strengthens the whole sys.
ten. Prepared and sold by Mrs. LINUS BELCH-
Err, Randolph, Mass, send for circular. Sold by
all Druggists, III 81 30 per bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-21
Nem advertisements.
Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK

On Manhood, Womanhood, and their Mutual In
ter.relations; Love, its Laws, Power, etc.
send for specimen pages and circulars, with
terms: Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
Philadelphia, Pa. auy9.4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-21

HOcr sample Bottle of Adanson's Botanic
II nEE Baisan, Mt all Druggists. Pleasant
L Colds Lung Complaints, &c. John W Perkins
&Co., Ag'ts, Portland, Me. Large bottles, 3jc.
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Rare Chance for Agents

AGENTS. we will pay you 3 10 per week in cash,
II you viii engage with us AT ONCE. Everything
and expenses paid. Address
=. A. ELLIS & CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell at
Sight. Pay 100 per cent. profit. Now is the
time. Send ut once for Descriptive Circulars and
Price Lists of our Fine Steel Engravlngs of all the
Candidates. Campaign Biographies, Charts, Photo
to the times. Ten Dollars per day easily ma e.
Pun samples Sc for s.. Address MOORE & GOOD
SIZED, 81 Park Row, New York.
AGENTS Wanted.-Acents make mo e money
" at work for as than ut anything else. Business
light and permanent. Particulars free q. Sri,soN
4 Co., Fine Art Publishers Portland, Maine.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-10-03

The Vinton Eagle, is giving Crow
Eating John p. Irish, at present Con-
federate candidate for Congress, in the
9Th District, some specimens of his
nice choice sayings during the war
We give one of these nice little TT bits
below: iRs etlt 1852 q :
"The fifth of September approaches,
when 100000 Americans are to be
dragged like beasts into the bloody
arena to fight for the abandonment of
slavery. Will the people consent to
be torn from their homes, to lose ell
that makes life sweet, to fight, not for
the Union they have been taught to
revere, not for the laws they respect,
not for the security oftheir own homes
and liberties, but to fight--that the
negro, the miserable, degraded negro
may be freed, that he may elevate his
hideous head to a level with theirs, that
he may fill the places at the anvil, the
bench or the plOw, left vacant by those
whom Abraham Africanus / COM
handed to fight his battles and lay
down their lives that he may be secur-
ed another four years ofpower, that he
may subject the people to another
term of bondage, and play the first
rate knave aud the second-rate fool,
for the amusement Of the whole world.
For our part, we think the people have
endured Tong enough this drain upon
their blood and treasure, and to stop
it, they should demonstrate to the
powers that be, that the spirit of 76 is
yet alive in their breasts that tyrant
can no longer trifie with them, save at
the peril Of his own miserable. quilt
stained head" iIage
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-10-03

Gen. Grant in his, report, after re-
citing tho splendid campaigns which
eliminated in victory for the Union,
thus speaks of Gen. Lee and Of the
debt which the nation owes to that of
ficers honorable and manly course af-
ter his surrender:
""Gen. Lees great influence through
out the whole Of the South caused his
example to be followed, and to-day
the result Is that the armies under his
leadership, are at their homes, desiring
peace and quiet and their arms are iii
the hands of our ordinance officers" Z
These are the words of Just and
brave mar Who respects truth, and
whose pStri6ti6 is ,,thing not 81
words but OF d6eds.
The Tribune, iii the face Of this Ian
guage of Gen. Grant, speaks >of Gen.
Lee as IAN ex-rebel charged with hav-
Ing abetted the Andersonville in
fanny" iH
These are the words ofa journal
which whined for peace, when defeat
overlook us in the field, and which
strikes hands to-day with corruption
lists to sell the highest municipal Of
fees in New York.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-10-03
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.

" . -
The Steamer Montana has arrived
with news from Mazatlan to Sept, 22d.
Onthe morning Of the 18th Is, 600 pro-
nunciados demanded the surrender of
Mazatlan. Gen. Flores refused and
resolved to defend the post. Two
hundred and fifty men and two pieces
of artillery we're stationed 400 wards
In advance and the remainder occupied
the powder magazine aud barracks.-
At eleven o'clock the pronunEiAdos It
tackled and drove the defenders in all
directions. Con- Flores, jumped Off
his horse and ran to the sea, but NO
boat being at hand In which 10 ESCAPE.
he was captured; the Colonel was al-i
SO captured as were many citizens -
Few government troops and no pro-
nunciados we're killed. Flores Is un-
der strong guard at the Custom House
and will be tried by court.martial, as
also will the colonel for shooting nine
wretches on the 18th of Aug. The.
Governor elect of Sinaloa was taken
prisoner from the u. 8. Consul at the
Sisson House, where he had been hid.
Many acts of brutality were commit
ted by the victors since their entry.
The whole State Of Sinaloa ia q per-
feet wreck. In Mazatlan most of the
importing houses have closed and their
goods are packed away. Less than 3
dozen houses within twelve months
lost over half million dollars, forced
from them under name Of loan.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-10-03
Another re Nailed.

1t was Lyman Trumbull, the migrate
and renegade, who started the lie, that
one-fourtIi Of our revenues are lost, on
account of the inefiiciency and dis
honesty Of our civil service. Ho has
made these charges Ill over the Nation,
and claimed the civil service Commis-
sion composed Of George William
Curtis, Alexander G. Cattell, Joseph
Medill, Dawson A.. Walker, E. BEL
lot Joseph II. Blackfair, and Daniel
G. Cox. for the statement, as his au-
thority. 4tfta fait
In reply to q letter from Senator
Logan, the aforesaid Commission pro-
nounce the foresaid Trumbull an I'M
mitigated falsifer.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-10-03
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Oct /. !

SAGv6AANOt WV -
The Republicans held q large mass
meeting here to-day. This morning
there was q large procession, composed
of the different political organizations,
military companies, bands, representa-.
tives OF different trades, ct work 1t
their respective vocations, &c. at 3
O'Clock this afternoon the crowd as
sembled at the Public Square and
were addressed by Senator Henry
Wilson in lengthy speech. After.
ward meeting at the Central Rink
was organized, which was addressed
by Gen. Garfield and r.. G. Parsons.
This evening there was fine torch.
light procession, and many residences
and public buildings were brilliantly
illuminated. An immense crowd
gathered at thes Public Square, and
were addressed by Speaker Blaine.
Mr.. Blaine said that this campaign
would remain memorable as the cam.
paign of lies-lies, monstrous, malic-
ious and silly. The leader of this wild
carnival Of defamation and SANDER, 10
the New York Tribune--the personal
organ and mouth-piece of the demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency.
The charges respecting the Kansas
Pacific railroad, recently made against
him, are dated at a time before he had
been elected to Congress, and are abb
surd.