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!, - anticipated, draft, in
ms State. the Boards of Enrollme1t, under
instructions ofthe Provost Marshal General
have printed the enc rlIment lists and posted
taem ihpoblic places for generarinspection
Any mistakes therein VII be corrected by
giving satisfactory evidence at the office Of
the Board Of Enrolment. ,4,.l
# is almostrertain that Congress win at
an early day strike outithe; $3ooexempton
clause in the Conscription act, and that that
law will be otherwise SO amended as to, rem
DER more effective .Ass 4sstsf aid ta3
Unwelcoms as it may seem, the fact that
a draft will Cake place here in January, APP
.perss nov. tobe certain;c unless some vigor.
GUS and determined effort shall soon be
made BY our authorities and citizens to
raise the quota BY enlistments,s before the
9th OF january, 81 aeu3 % y,.ya a diig -,
ca The Government needs all thertroops It
can procure, and it is the daty of municipal
bodies and Of citizens, alike, Ito aid in its eff
forts to restore the old regiments to their
former strength and thus hasten the, REBEL
ion TO an honorable conclusion1uIt is "a,
more creditable for community tosds this
premptfys by means ofvoluntary entissmnts.
than;by the delays, uncertainties and TN
satisfactory d operation of the dsait.gs w,
thel efore, again urge the people oflthis city
district, and State t-nay, ofevery town, dis
trict and State, to do their utmost to fiji
their qnotas without resort to the draft
Illinois has been eminertly prompt and un
flteripg in this work heretofore. and should
net be less SO now.3 ysasffa bad5}s1s 81
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"a Lo,ngsireet aRrtreatimg.l

-osWAsnISaroN, Dec 1.-THE following has
received at headqlarsetsfof the Army:
TliTAzEwELLi Tenn ,i9Dec. 7a-175oS MAJ
Gen. Halleck - ongstreet isia full 'retrea,
up the valley, Yous orders about following
shall be carried out. My Division Of catval
try attacked the enemy cavalry in. one Of
the passes Of Cinch m5untaini Yesterday
afternoon, and.re pushing them vigorously.
Couriers from Knoxville arrived last, night
The road1is clear Sherman, arrived yester-
day. fk-.nysp w ~ ayu
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The Emancipation PrOclR
: ~ - lMatlOna 81 stt-l...r, ,...aa.i

,rsa I'D From, the Chicago Postil ,a,i, en
It's, perhaps. pretty generally und arsttopd
in this, city, that IA am enssraylng 2 facsimile
of the Presidents Emancipation Procla ma
ton for popular distribution.-I intend that
L shall be done in, the best style, of the art,
that may make this Interesting and his
torlcal natlona. work a ,mediun oeprofit and
employment to those Of our gallant soldiers
who have been disabled in, the service, and
the wi dows OF those who have laid down
their lives in defending the national cause.
The Proclatnatioo will be twenty-fohrp by
twenty-eight, with an appropriate border,
and the price per single copy will be one
dollar. I propose, however, to deliver it to
the allowed named classes exclusively at the
rate of City cents a copyAthus affording,
as believe,a convenient and certain means
of present comfort and support At the
same time facilitate The rapid distribution
among the people Of the most important and
popular document ever promulgated by the
executive of this nation. q The work viii BE
ready for 'distribu ton about the 5thi day of
December next. Newspapers favoring this
project are respectfully requested to give
this notice ain insertion zone copy Of the
proclamation will be forwarded to each Office
giving the same one insertion and forward
ing copy ofthe paper containing the no
tice All persons Of the description alb owe
named, desiring to avail themselves Of the
terms of THIS offer will address s. WHITTIER
Chicago, I'll, PlO Box 1894. y o12'fi sfe
q CHICAGO, Nov. %, 1868. y h't'aiseti6f'a
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cHAr1naooaA Dec. 7.-sherrmnla.n,,s I, cay y

cHArynSo0aA Dec, 7.-sherpan s. cayal-
ry arrived at Knoxville on the evening of the
Sd. Lodgssset raised the Siege on the
nigheSf ther4ts, retreating toward Bristol
via Morrlstown railroad TO Richmond, and
soseh' fsem 4,sstol.ns EIoagsrest retreats on
the,nerthand sSu Iii baIiks Of fIo,stein river.
1tFossers icasahy rs following hitt On 'thea
Cshsrdsn On the n6ftttTtlo' h''ol9d
Gs1agfsnt has eapt,iied, Since the 3wSaarf'
sfoksosa, a75 e4nnensaago, 800 prisoner.
aznrrna al na tlirH raiin az tG9nTiinJs 90
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WHEREAs, The undersigned has loo ated in tbs
W. city Of Oturnwa and opened a recruitine
ana don substitute Office and Is thsres TO beabeu,
cd to furnish all thpse who desire en-
notfor planting batterfes, but for Pisntipg Corn
kpown as the nssea fedaF60 sfit 70 bne IRE /
MISSOURI CORN PL ANTER. /
which has now been thorooghly tested and found 70
no humbug as has been the case with most patent
Planters that have been palmed on the farmers
OF this as well as other States. Eat this Is thu are OF
impro vcment4A few years ago this machine Wal
calle humbpg bpt now hr,the reputation Of being
TIE d BEST tANp pktE Ell HF1I4DIE rEAsEER "
Now all I~antis for yon to sise my Planter trial
IN 'i Eve A e
800 year 70 every farmer thst uses ene besid e.
tha by planting by hand or With horsa o.e
and Is wages are very high and hands scarce ali you
have to do is to plant your corn win the Missouri
Corr Corn Planter Plan e sna sy e s9pg can
In Perfect Rows both 'ways,es
and then getons Of those buggy ploss, ana Boy Of
ten years old can cultivate fifty himself where
II you plant your Germ with of tho horse plant
err; you cant plow but one way :2tthsresy loose
Of prder can't MA ~ AL with horse machine
This machine has been in since 1851 loug enough
TO crush any thing thatisa bumbrg but Of exstence
ahead good sasd can Bit ss rom eight
acres per day, owing to the ground. asra T9ilk
"A, 4ElE'YE'Ro oA0Gs, ar 0H0KEsd
Ii. I. r ss. Y /. 80
Of ground with either horse or hand achine ANY
sas ia e. Isspss
i.sRsss psae .:s
10 e sf ssns hinge s:as ss
thar haEe hstmy initiss on each hinge ~ fSSfnlF
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The arrest OF Major General French, Of
the Army Of the Potomac, on a. charge Of
grave ,misconduct during I he late tnovetnnent
south of the Rapida, is announcedsu1 sfi
9 The Richmond Eaquirer has9'a fepor,
that General Jo.1 johnson has been assigned
to the command fof Bragg army, Hardce
being ohiy7in temporary command. .aid"
West Point is full again. 1t now can-
tains $50 cadets, under the instruction of %
commissioned officers 81 have been, admit
ted during the past year, 46 Of whom were
appointed from the United States volunteers
deer are said gto be very numerous IN
some parts OF Missouri, and have become
so familiar with civilization that they coca.
ssienlyn approach 1.-The vuy borders Of 81
Louis.sa! s'niloL 80 liedgd no naitein7se7q.
A matrimonial alliance has just been
effected between Sssyeuna Ereaehoficer an
the richest and prettiest girl in Mexico
She will have efficient aid in spending her
money. Hi7f 'sf0 '''o'llf9 6Nof e yFo'sia
al vi ha-,r.sto gilsitfea i2saT ~ hrs bst
Last Sunday at st. Paul, Minnesota, the
mercury in the therm9peters stood at one
oesree .. bsl9T zerosz Boa ssursa gqo,o o.
!, Brazil rdowpi rsaysthe New York Susday
Tines, It is -dscidsaito The Empress Ed-
genie, m.istress'of the robes, Of Chrstendom.
has put her foot down and decreed, the isb-
clifton q. hoops, and from her dicmm there
IS : ~ appeal .sjf's rwo no III .s1r7b
George Law has bought up the Wash.
ingt9n horse railroads.mpIoo bsiu4sibnu nj
o,Aier.ndria, EGYPT wiz is0Sa tsjoies in
,;,.,,h tio9e 81 Il sgoI h tYoys spolasy
ii The surplus of the New York Russian. ian
ball fund.- about 5000, viii be divided bel
tween the soldiers and the poor Of New
YrEeGi bsbssu edt Il ixsn g7snns. b DO
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papitation Of the heart, lack Of ap-
petite, distress AFTER eating torpid liver constip
tion, &C., deserve TO suffer IL they viii mott try The
celebrated II a. etgI3 aii "a 9vai!s! - - grs
Is PLANTA n ON RIHsTERS. - ~
authorities, and warranted to produce imned.-
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly reea.
bes perfectly pure, and mu st supercede all other
toniss where healthy stmulant is roqiiired
They purify trengthen and invigorate,, k,ts ID.
They create healthya petite. ~
[ They antidote TO ,hanee o. water and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours. t;t, .t, i,f. 81
They strengthen the syst ard enli ven tho mind.
They prevent mfasinatc and int rmitient fevers
They purify the breath and acidity Of the ston
They cure Dyspepsia an d Constipation. y,4u n
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Lily or Compla mt an Nervous headachs
They make the weak strong, the ianguid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restorer.i They
are composed Of the celebrated Calsaya bark, win
tergreen, sassaras roots and herbs all p, csers ed
in perfectly pare st.. Croix rum! Tor particulars,
see circulars audtestmoniuls around each bottle Z
Beware Of imposters. Examine e, cry bottle. See
that has d. g. Barnes 81 gnature our private u
{. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene and
our firm signature on a fine steel plate engraving
on side label. See that eur bottle is not refled
with spurious and deleferitls stun. We defy any
person to match the taste character or our goods
Any personPretendn TO sell ri ant ation Btters by
the gallon or in bulk, is an imposter We sell only
In our log cabin bottle. Any person initiating this
bottle, or ching any other material therein wheth-
err called Plantation 9itters or nit IS a criminal un
der Law, and will be SO prosecuted by us. Is
already have our eye on two parties renlng our
bottles, &c who will succeed IN getting theselvs 81
toto close quarters. The deman forDrak,s Plants
tion Bitters from ladies, clergym en-, mercha
is perfectly incredible The simple trial of bottle
Is the evidence we present OF their worth and spp
riority They are sold by allrespectabe druggi ,ts
grocers physica ms, hotels saloons, s,eambo ats
country stores. 49,
.Go''tFfh9 ssef Pm D7AKE4 co. . ~a "
N.B DIV, q sii}F .YsA 2o2 Rroadway.N
Nov 26 1893 S6-la-y. ,..,,,,f, s-,,-5.,sEy'
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Special Thanksgiving.

ExEcuTIyE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D. O.
Dec. Reliable information having been
received that the insurgent force is retreat
ing from East Tennessee, under circumstan-
ces, ,readeriegIit probable that thu, U Union
forces cannot hereafter be dislodged from
that important position, aud esteeming this
to be ofhigh national conseq uence. Iiecom-
mend that all loyal people do, Oh the receipt
Of this information, assemble at their places
of worship and render special homage and
gratitude to Almighty God FOR this great
advancement of the nations! causeaf Sfgnedl
i'll siIoa sdt nj ssadi sfA!nIINCOLN. q 4
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THE PR AIR1H sFABMER,
WEEKLY aRIccLsuxAI q HOME yovRN Al

(Estahiishedfndiesf1
Devoted to the iAteressp Of the whois Inadstfis,
Community. s An indispensible compa iofu 70 the
Farmer, the 0rehsrdist and tire H0usevife. s-'iiss
TIE Oldest the Beet and most }Vy7ssy Grc,flIted
Wsstera AgrtcaIsNral Ps1HcGtsoh F'"f'F
81 stock Breeders, Grain 6fowefs, sCaps fls4. Cot
ten end Tobacco Grow Srs, Hortielitt4 farefS
Boys. Rarmers Wives ana Farm rsS DSdSi N
vent this terlng and Peppla oairna or ufafh
=. lts record OF the Condition ofths Crops al Uver
the North vest and It's weekly Market re Me
Of the most reliable character sdGsI 'sosi sai 10
TERMsnN ADyANEEy
aoDeG epy, t2;fwo copies, 4S, SIX oopiSs ANA one
free to- agent el0 tan cbpiss astlo& nee 10 agent
elto large and liberal hbt Of PrsmiamS 10 ofer(
for larger Clubs ofsubpasbsrs. For Jsampaey iHti
furthersp artculArs, addresshh7 ,SzEMEKY " y0,ff
q Nov, rs, H&4wa sSs1 9oa Lake sns CsickGe, gLLs
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Thirty-Eishih Congress.
wAsHrveroN, Dec. 8.

ny offr> o
uorsn
wa;ll on 4. son.,a "a D.. .sp - y
th.r, ~, ~ H. ass S'''l .
TMr Mop1ppSnS - o''';' pss
20, 1919 o'e'h, ~
lie was then ,,ecl.,sa 80, S..,s -,
upon,t,,a a,tas 80 ~, om..
Mr. Ordwoy orN r. 80, 49,, O.
vcant.at-trms -
The u,,,.ov =.
Longh Tia nM,omso Z = 800"
He received 90 vo,ss 20 - . ooNeepe..
f q cbo;ce 7''3N -
NJ, Es;rra rae,ssa sirll l!tgn L,1ayo2
n,star Il, d6s u, ,g.e ~ ,eaIl ssii O'
nIoMrz pavis p+asso,,,,aaos, Il olSssss .i ri,
Messrs -. -(sn,d m. - a.s,nfs - Va: u
wb;cb ,r,o ,,3s.s! q, .-ll, riaS, 9lisr.i' s'"'
F1sc,;d .1o2i1g sffi - Wy III 4t"f w
MI Nv, s,t,, Ak ss.1u, .i,a.,s1.ssl, sEi
tiott;; in,rsso,t9s6E ,ssS sas HS1qf'SS 'o'"'
Major. S4osdaa "a ..g a.is, ~ eSs 70
soldiers who hova st. as v,l's anu
|4bs tSHsp,o,,,a ns i,Hti..h q sl ~, uur'"g
tAsSf gr,,ggso aslma. al qiFi ~ 4 neS
osratn,a;m .b4.,.s as.ln 49, ' : =, ue"
I;tea states sai7G@SS, 10 Yfp'SS ~ = ny ="
: mi lbsss,5,,,ts00n s,a !. !, .I5.ad Ilyea :,
an ,rord - ,sLs. 81 ~ asH t ss9sI "''n'
Nv Mrseov soil ~ Az ssas ssit s~lnt ia -
Eldtibnr resnnssstf,,, Z aa ,asssr.i sssf
ont
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swThe three principal hotels at ,Fastfng itbn
have cleared from $50 900 to d00, goo a
year since December 1851 M Fortunes have
been made byrmen i'm every department ol
business there's The amount Of business
taksnyto Washinstonfby means Of the war.
has been stfficlentto enrich almost all the
Inhabitants. aigiIs .besa Iiitia oladw sif
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PsPAsideRts has issued approximation
tthlatinglthe country upaaif hsiogrsatl
success in East Teuussseeo can dsgsiLj
! thsrPeop]e 10 offer thanks ito al
4 M.sci:-Tegaf 2fJ DO fafas4s7q 9r9H,
WIN .i1sssTg
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EDITORIAL Correspondence.

qsis l-...- q. 80. ---.sL--- - ''eN"-''
Ii o. - .I,TT7...I 81 7 y 5
% lffw - Nor'esPo""ence' il
'staF .itTsd ea5 WARRINGTON, Dec. 2, 1868.
u 'soHa nave ihad no time to write to the Oour
bra YER until my arrival There yesterday, even
-,s,l had had any thing of special Importance t
ysnw ri.e ABOUT, but now being safely depos
10 tne Gity Of Magnificent distances,
6 auF'pnfy !" make amenas IN that particular
is57 u Ama"'ef OF some interest to myself
ads W. tne Journey hllher was. on tho whole
syo P'sss.n. one' As 2 journey wa the b. d N,
.ai1srSHp ~ W. 'he M'cnlgan Centrai,a th''
Tsfpss ss.s'h ana hrlei Railroads mus s
sas 'yS'fts'y De-i : ofsunale' hdeed' are those
:iod $3.50 VINO nave Ine .eood sense and :
az .VsI ~, 1i's r'ute' as far at least
~" I'm - l.nsf aep0aene sayeth not
na"A's's,ng uay M Onicago ont
says3 spe''. .liere' on whi lea. DAY
m v :" nouses "ers c'oseu' a., ano
,,o,h,s a,scm,,s.s.i 80 b.. u..nss,l "
h,o Wan ! ber. Is.n, - A.. 1cs.;.o,ise =.
II great american n.t;on tb,rk Ca Tnot CO.
vilsrd inna;v;..h,o, >, ofIrs. = w.a,:.,. ~,
:. ,.., -. !;
.op'0, anu .he cry is ye' they come
.nu ''e s'y Is i0ua and an 1'ous' where shall
:",, ourselves. 10 face !" ashlngI
-. 'u -. ., Doaiu IS ABOUT 80 2 gay and
'" members OF congress VIII nave to
No" On no'ae TOT iunds 70 pay Tor grub,
."Ae plon's OUT Oh the nonorsi -
vi our deiegation, Messrs, Wilson, Price,
AiIson' Mason and Hubbard only have ar
rVeo,or are mere to-nlght The balance are
respected by every traf1s e'i 2 i'' 's''
sn' animated canvass is going on for the
dEpeakershipi he tween fbe fr;esr,ds of ,5.s..rs
.sTo,f.. "a I.,sS.. $500 -. -.
;no;s Nth i do,htiss = as.
tRtan n J,b;nr5 81 ;,,,;... -. nae.
-xyssbb,,rr...toct !. a,ya.,,,,,, sTo.acs..
''cps ON SATURDAY. win set,,s ~ ,sst.s1 II !.
g.raeotsd Il E;,h.r .;,, 49, s..,...s,I b..:',
= 1870 800 ~-~' '~NAAs~s IVA WIZ
DO 'ne coPpernead candidate
AS to the other officers I am not informed,
except that one Of our citizens, Mr.. Hawkins
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THE COURIER FOR 1864. ].
Volume XVI Old Sci les.



We take pleasure in announcing to the friends al
q: sCnrRriHthat We about adding to the material
md machinery Of the &C ourier ONCE such an ex-
tent - will enable us to compete succ essfuly with
estsbiishment In the State and cordially m
q. yfteshef4sads ofthis old standby which has been
srsaterrated,y for nearly sissee years
A. 70 second our efers to keep up with the times by
corresponding increase of patronage. We wish IL
.ani understood that we shall take step backw
f ~ new Volume commences about the 1st Of January
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
ggrs will contain the --latest News
hcm the Army, the proceedings of Congress, and
our state Legislature, besides q large amount OF
5isarsfdssy selected miscellaneous reading, such as
hen, Nm maks4itdo adj O. sesdsiasi9 tit@ 81
ol,eq-ai eai "A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.
-. Fosr oaaceis now In charge of Mr.. N D. Mussr1aAs
IN experienced Job Printer, and re shall be able to
execute sAery thing in sAat line with taste, expedi
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INVARIABLY TN ADVANCE
Ts'sat One copy per year ..!l..... ~. s1,75i
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Twenty" .. ,i.. aI 90.
Persons Wishing to subscribe for less time tina,
year can do 50 by reniung the the wis
to bel appropriated. In no case will enter ne,
ia aamss unless they are accompanied with the cash.
te,ats Limo aF5 sig5v searlg J. W. NORRIS.
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SHQNE- AND EAAsTHRN-MAIsE

zhe snbscsbe wishes to inform she !ctisens % Wa
and ado ming satss m A. he b
stone an easthe are, ina wiet seppag Bh&
w;slssls tEsas - ahots rosioss ~sfs on asssatvs
.uIITifW T u J. p. WILLIAM,
Jfanasss. Nov is,isss-sssitv vsS ,s.ss'ic
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MAR IL led On Wednesday, Nov. 18th, by
ReyaJi r: Torrance, MI. JOHN N. PETERS and
Mis- LOUISA LYNN.

UIED->At bennington, England, Nov ember 9TH
1855, HENRY NORTON, aged "a years. sysa
'Be ye therefore ready also for the Son OF y an
coRstA at an hour when ye think not" "A
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siAv1LL "a Msj& TON, .

aq1u o. IONA en7i y19ys ja,l
~ oYyter eysr,r Rripst's' oisshihs ssors,it o,
q 5e-f-4 -
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-Blondsn, he ropeldaacer, Inns gsneintb-
the wine business. Diminutions ofsalsrysfeiS
his professional services probably suggested
thso change.1iradi o9rdi asd noisnidssW
.aoiJs1sqo isl ii ''tlgt oiieaIsIb"
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TiN& STOVE STORE!
oit KRAMER & MILLER II

80 NINA MEN q MILLER
Would announce to the public that they have onsn.d
&e's ~ 8" on the corner or "t'E -
MAIN AND MARKET STREETS, q geo
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
large stock Of ware, usually kept it Tin and Stove
"a. AZ s q Stores. Our s,tsna
I" " e -
Are papnfactuned IN iqwH,l and We Warrant every
one sod 70 pc better, and more cpmplete than any
mined to Introduce Iowa Stoves TO Iowa people, and
shall sell them lover than any houYe I'D this place,
Ar1A M ~ - - IEl
Will always be. full and complete, aud pdnknAnufac
tpTed by ourselves, offer them lower and give
p better guarantee than the Ware Imported 9rom
other places We shall constantly keep onhand .
good stock Of
| uGoPPE1R. JApxN.a
AND sa7iIg sTlissqsss
sTIEET-IRoN WARE,
manufacture any article needed byE fsnaihes and
others, either out of tin or ,shest-ron. ttspA
REPAIRING! REPAIRING.
Done neatly, short notice, and -st reasonable
prices The highest price paid for Old Copper, Rags
HsmsYasr Me p',s.ys.yssss, e. HeIs and
'0ttSiiva, October 20, 1885, es' ,ssissf
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Persons Of. sedentary habits troubled with weak
assitude, papitation Of the heart, lack Of ap
petite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constip
tion, &C., deserve to suffer IL they viii mott try The
celebrated ,4-,s I. Z: ei ,,,s.its - - g., 80
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Hon. Siboyler Colfaxx, Of Indiana was was
elected speaker. VI. McPherson, of Penn
ssylvaniia, Clerk, and N. 'Drdway, Of New
Hampshire, Sergeant.at arms. Of the House
Of Representatives, but aside from this, and
the settlement Of the credentiai question Of
severed nerhbers. but littlewased ohs 10y
either House. ii Notice shas been givenof
aTbiH creating the rspk Of Lieutenant GsA-
esa, for the benefit of General Grant.s7sneg
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fnCIH EhWiQiT54ST rpTl fsff'sst " Ft!EIIFIIT7T
,asrr PROCLA az
TO THE Loyal MEN OF IOwA

"HEREAS, The undersigned has loo ated, In the
vv,r city of Ottumwa and opened arecruitine
and substitute office, and as there 10 to beabout
10, 600 m en- taken from this State am new prepar-
ed to furnish to all thpse who desire HI
notfor planting batteries, but for Plsntipg Corn,
Known as the 40 sa.f .IEl4N eIf 30 no 20 ].
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and appointed committee to- wait upon the
President with the Senate copmitees to in.
form, him that both Houses were ready tor
business, = The Senate took "a recess for hall
qn hoqpr, and at the end Of that time Mr..
4 ootse, of the Senate committee, reported
that the committee had waited on the Presi-
dent, and that the latter would communicate
his Message to the, Senate at hal, past IL
o'clock Tomorrow. :, Adjourned. ,,,.,.u
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Legal Notice.

- Legal NOifce. ~
s''''"'s H''as' Sui. % .rr... and ..,.. ,,.,..
Kubeu Hsyues ct al 80 zST htFH
TO Ruben Haynes, Mary Haynes, David Newhouse
and Jane Nevhcuse. d 4ai 4atga
You are hereby notified that there IS now an fie In
the once II the Clerk Of tho District court OF Wapello
county, iowa, the petition of Benjamin. Haynes In
which, sid petitioner claims that ne Il the owner or
the following described real estate to-vit: Forty
acres % the weat side Of the north east quarter OF
the narth vest quarter OF SECTION fbsr, Tawnsh,,
seventy one. Range twelve, vest, wapeiie coanty;
fows, and that In certain deeds 81 saiA real essse
executed by you and others, there was mistake In
the Aescrpticn Petitioner asks that said deeds be
corrected. asd the title to said land he quieted In
him. Nov, unless you appear and make defeuse to
said petition on or before noon Of The second day
Of the next term Of the Districs Court az wapello
county. lows, 70 be commenced on the a5th day Of
May, 1868. default will be taken against you, and
decree rendered thereon according TO prayer Of
petitioner D.. WILLIAM, Att'y for Petitioner.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be published Ia
the 0uumwa Courier, weekly news paper puhlishe d
at Ottmwa, Iowa, for four consecut I've weeks
Feb. eth. IsGS. NOS HUGH BROWN, cIk. :
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Marble Han.

WIN. MolI has removed from the Senate
TO the opposite side Of Front Street, into the
former dining-room Of the Carroll House,
which he has fitted up in the best style for
. restaurant and saloon, and where he in-
tends TO cater for the wants Of the public in Z
little the most satisfactory manner ever At
tempted 10 this city.
II you want GOOD soup from l0t to ID
\. T., you can find It ct Marble Hall.
Ifyou want fresh oysters, prepared many
style, 60 to Marble Hall. They are recsiv-
ID from Baltimore every day by express.
Ii you want glass Of good Beer or Ale,
you WIN fnd both at Marble Hall.
In short, Marble Hall viii be found .
pleasant place TO spend . socisl hour. Call
md Try It on. WIN. NOLL.
Ottumwa, Oct. 30, 1e6s-s4l4-f 20.
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ofthose who do not come In person. and when dis
cresionary power 10 lefs with me the "a