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Every genuine copy Of the Fac-Simile contains no,
only the Proclamation, but also the letter of Pres
recognized by the certifcat, its face Of Thomas
b. Bryan, authenticatingit also by the above de-
vice and motto, and by the Proclamation Seal
stamped upon every copy which Is honestly in the
market for the benefit of the soldiers.
IN, me estao, y 81 OF permanent HOME FOR
the dictates ofhumanity and by gratitude to our pa
triotic sons and brothers. Thousands who have
gone forth TO battle for the reservation Of our glo
rlous Institutions the untv OF the States and TO ex-
lend .hs area OF Freedom will turn to DIS wi tn man
gled limbs, aud shattered frames incapaciated for
labor during the remaining period of heir existence
and comfortable home?
generally known that the original draft of the
Presidents emancipation Proclamation, was pur-
chased at the North Western Sanitary Fair for
e30OO and through the generosity of our fellow cit
zen, Thomas B Bryan, Esq lis the pre- perry of the
disabled Soldiers of the Union Army, to be held in
Tast Tor their benefit the Soldiers home OF Cbica
go This document, destined to 1--we on the pages Of
history when generations yet unborn have nnssed
away anu 70 De referred to the histor. as the
great instrument by which that foul blot on our ma
uonal escutcheon, human slavery as oLliterated Ia
regarded by US as OF immense present and prospects
I've value III order that the disabled soldiers NAV
more fully realize that value the donor Of tn orig
inai do cument has engraved copyri GIFTED De r.
iect Fac Simile OF the Manuscript and also OF the
PRESIDENTS Autograph Letter, the whole forming
large and beautiful engraving, ornamented with n
portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Thus, for the nettv
sum OF sl) r"o dollars, every loyal citizen pro-
cure this document of during value, and at the
same time aid in the erection aud Al ntenance of
permanent Home for Disabled Soldiers President
Lincoln, over his own ignature In letter ck nowl
edging the receipt of the Fac Smile, pronounced It
"a faithful and correct copy" OF the original manu-
script written by him. This Fa, Smile published
under the auspices OF the Soldiers Home is the only
one that is genuine Is any any appeal necessary
to your humanity or your Christian sympathy vi.
trust not We believe that all who low their conn
Wy and It's glorious institutions viii gladly contrib.
ute the trng SUN that is Necessary to shelter ann
port and smooth the pa sage to the grave OF the
Scared and disabled veterans who have been the
defenders Of our great and beloved Union
MRS. U. f. H0SMER
Chairman OF the Publishing Com
CHICAGO, ILL.,, 1854.
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A correspondent of the New York Hsral,

A correspondent Of the New York Herald
writing from the Army the Potomac, says
There has been degree of religious int.
rest manifested by the soldiers, of late, tina,
promises to be the absorbing sen sstion.-
Many of the regiments and brigades are
holding protracted meetings in th.ir camps,
Which are said to DO largely attended and
very interesting. A very large nunber have
been hopefully converted. and still larger
OF backslidsrs have been reclaimed. T"
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DEATHS.

EIED-On the End inst, Of Consumption. Mrs. HAIR
RET f., wife OF oliver c. Graves aged go wears
Relatives mourn her loss as an endeared Wife
mother and sister; friends sorro for her as up
right Chistian and true woman. Let their sorrow
be sacred for another justified spirit has enter ed
upon She eternal reward of the righteous.
On the 7th inst, GARAFELIA WELLS, only
daughter Of Jos. II. and Garafelia b. Merrill aged II
months and % days.
As the sweet flower that scents the morn
But withers in the rising day. a ..-
Thus lovely was this infants dawn
Thus swiftly fed its life aw ay.
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probate NOTICE.

James Warner, Erasmus Severe, Elisabeth Severe
hanson Warner. Joseph Warner, Hercules warner
Peter warner William Warner, Lucy Warner and
all others concerned are hereby notified that there
Is now on file In the Office OF the County Judge Of
said County. the petition of Charity Warner widow
efIorenzo Warner, late OF said County deceased
asking that her dover in certain lands mentio ed
In said petition be set or and adneasure TO hep
OF me estate OF said deceased. And that the frat
Monday In March s64, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ has bean
set for the hearing offs aid petition $50
And unless you appear and defend against said
petition at my ofice,in Ottumwa on said day the
prayer OF said petit will be granted by order of
the court. THOMAS BiGHAM.
Jan'y 16 1864. Connty Jusg.
1918 3w
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County Conyentiou.

At meeting held at the Office of Sheriff
Derby in Ottumwa, on the 10th day
Of February 1864, for the purpose Of choos-
ing delegates to State Convention to be held
at Des Moines on the Esd inst. S. T.
Caldwell was called to the Chair. and r. W.
Boyd was chosen Secretary. The meeting
then proceeded to- the selection of delegates
which resulted in the choice Of e. H Stiles,
P. Knox, j. W. Dixon, A. Meelick, VIM
Marshall, W. A. Nye S. B. Mills. T. r.
W. HedTief,n fh Mbars hsQsvC bas, Dudley, j..
j. W. Norris, j. Y Simpson, Jacob Sibrell
John Calvin, L. N. Barker, 81 Kirkpat-
rick.
E On motion it was resoi we'd that the dele
gates in attendance be authorized to cast
the vote to which this county is entitled.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
ST. CALDWELL, Pres.
w h0YD Scot
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60 IN XE W s..

wish to make II known to the public that have
engaged the services OF an accomplished eastern
photographer, who will take the
LA7ESTS77LES OF PHOTOGRAPHS -
which are 20 much admired. I All upon al tho..
that wish to have their Photographic Albums orna
msn'ed with me Photographs, to give Us . call.
also wishto announce to the people, and espee-
alihsnds and have resumed the -.
AMBROTlPE BUSINESS
myself, and expect TO dojustice to all Who wish To
al ION me TOT pictures Don't forget the place
AZ Il, NUNAMAKER's JgwRLRY STORA
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Second National Bank.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLEs OF TgE CUserNey
WAsHIs GTos. Jan. 18th 1854
WHsnEAs, by satisfactory evidence presented TO
the Undersigned 1t has been made to appea ar that the
Second National Bank OF Ottumwa in the County of
Wapelio and State Iowa, has been duly organized
und nd according to the requirements Of the ACT
OF congress entitled IAN act to provide national
STOCKS, and to provide for circulation and redemp.
ton Thereon, approved February 25, 1868 and has
complied with all the proviso rs of said act required
to be complied with before encng the busines
Of Banking:
NOW, ERsfoRE, I, Hugh McCulloch COMPTROLLER
OF the currency. do hereby certify that the said
second National Bank Of Ottumwa county Of wape,io
ana ana state OF Iowa,is authorized to commence the
business OF Banking under the act Aforesaid.
oiomce, this Nineteenth day Of October 1858.
HUGH McCULLOCH
Jan..21st, 1854.
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High medical authority states that small
pox may very easily be distin suished from
other eruptive diseases ia its earliest stages.
BY pressure with the finger upon the erup
tons. small hard substance may be fclt as
if there had been fne shot placed under
the euticis OF the kin.
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A REBEL REcRUIr, How he WAS On
Saturday specimen of chivalry, said to be
from South Caroins. and once in the Rebel
service, took it upon himself to express his
sentiments in public, and even drank to the
success of the rebels. Several soldiers hear.
ing hir. hunted him up On Monday, took
him out on one Of the ferry boats into the
middle of the river, and were about admin
istering cold bath, when Mr.. Secesh began
TO beg. and finally promised If the soldiers
would let him off, he would volunteer into
the service of the United States. He was
thereupon taken TO the office of Lieut. Nor
ris and regularly sworn in. We hope he
will make good soldier. aud come out .
converted Union man.
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CAUTION.

Let every purchaser see that the copy offered him
an agent genuine-that II is ceriaed to by the
Lincons letter of0ct. 26 1863 as well as the PROF.
and the soldiers Home device and motto
and Is du stamped with the ProcI amation seal
Parchase directly from the canv assers and address
iii letters and papers to tie State Agents.. or 10
THOMAS b. BRYAN,Eso
President Of the soldiers Home, Chics 20 ,lr
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ADJUTAST Generals OFFtcE,l
Davenport, Feb. 9Th, 1864.
CIDnITT ap

ADJUTASr GESERAL's OFFrcE,l
Davenport Feb. 9Th, 1864.
CIRCULAR
The following is Of gener Il interest to- the
State, and all papers are earnestly requested
TO- publish the same without charge.
N. b. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
PaovosT MARSHA GESERAL's. OFFICE.
Washington, ID. c., Jan. Goth, 1864
Lieut.. Oil, W. " Grier, superintendent
of the Volunteer Recruiting Service,
DIoenpart food:
Col. Il am directed by the Provost Mar
shsl General to say that you will at once
notify the MASTERING and Discussing OH
GERS Recruiting Oii,.rs and Provost Mar
shals unier your c,ntrol, that the premium
of SIS and slJ viii be pad to any non
connisSioisd ofi,,r, private or citizen who
presents an accepted rec rult.
La case the recruit is presented 10 a Re-
cruiting O1i,r (not Provost NJ ,rshiD the
certificate Of the U. s. Mastering Officer,
will be required that he has boon duly mus
tered into the s. service before the pre-
mum can be paid.
You will notify all persons concerned of
this order.
an. Colonel, very respectfully. your
obadient servant
CHAUNcEY McKEEvsa,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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0TTUMWA MALE AND FE-
oMALE SEMINARY -

Rxv. J. NJ McELRoY,l
MIR. II. L. McGIN1rIE, Principals.
Miss N. G. HALFWAY HbEa
Miss NJ. e. WILSON, }Assistants
Miss MATTE LASWELL, Teacher OF Mu,,c
The sixth year commences on Monday eEprrM
bER TIN, s63,atthe Presbyterian Church md room.
attached. 49, All ~ 'oo"s
Four terms often weeks each the year.
Iultloh rom s3to 70. accordingto ranchesstudiel
fiano Meiodeon or Guitar, IS per Term.
ify themselves for teaching
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged from
uate OF entrance No reduction, however, viii be
made for occasional absence ess by ecialarrss
ment or n case of sickness.
boarding can be taine at pricesto salt thetims
No one admitted for Less than half q term.
f,r nrther particulars call on or address either
OF the Principals. -s
Aug 6. 1862
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r. w. BOYD, Sect.

The LADIES FRIEND.-We called attention
recently of a new Magazine by Deacon &
Peterson, Philadelphia, stating the fayora-
bic impressions the first number had made
upon us. We have since received mum
Der two and are happy to say that this mum
Der fully bears out the promise of the first.
We are glad to learn that quite club has
been made up here for it. Terms 50, 90 per
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The Third Quadrennial Republics State Con ven
ton viii convene It Bes Moines, on Monday the 22d
DAY OF February, 1854 for the purpose Of selecting
DELEGATES 10 represent ths Union ofhe State Of
iowa, In the next National Republican Convention.
All loyal electors who willing to cooperate In
giving to the tional Government full, frank and
honest support OF les present policy for suppressng
the Rebellion end restoring the Union, request
cd to Join in sending delegates from their several
counties. In accordance with the following ratio
Each county shall be entitled to delegate, and
one additional delegate for every hi ndred votes
and fraction of fifty votes cast for Hon. Will
lam NJ Stone for Governor, at the general election
Of 1883 the number Of votes being ascertained by
adding to those cast within the county those
the soldiers from the county and in the field
THO.F wITHR0w,
Chm Republican state Central Committee
Des Moines. Jan. Is, 1854;
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PRINTING OFFICE SACKED The office Of the
n

PRINTING OFFICE SACKED The office of the
Constitution, d. Steward Editor, was enter
ed by the veterans of Co. E. I'd Iowa, OF
Monday, just before they left Fairfield for
Davenport, and the Press and type thrown
into the street. Mr.. Steward, il is reported
tainted the soldiers, and dared them to do
the act. 1t is to b. deeply regretted that
even under these circumstances, and with
oil the guilt of moral treason resting upon
Steward, the soldiers should have soiled
their hands with such deed. By far the
better course is to let the Copperheads die a
natural death. They will very soon all pass
away to BIZ heard of no more, unless kept in
remembrance by just such means as those
adopted on thi. occasion.
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NIGHT SESSION.

institute met at o'clo OK. After short
discussion OF the question, at what age
should pupils b.gin the study Of English
Grammar, Prof. Piper introduced the Rev.
Mr.. Sanford. who addressed the Institute
on various topics connected with education.
After music by the choir 4 vote Of thanks
was rendered Mr. Sanford for the able and
eloquent address delivered.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MA.
OKER
JOHN KEARWILLE

DAHLONEGA, IOWA
Has large stock Of Saddles and Harness mann.
iactnred In the best manner, Of erior matsriaS
Feb. 4, 1864 46.15--St "V'
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WILD GAME,

BUTTER, EGGS, POTATOES, BEANS
Flaxseed, and in fact all kinds Of Country Produce
Give us call and examine good prices. 4e
Jan. ID, 1864. . $500
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Baltimore, Wionto0 6em s. 9(pril 1864.

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ST. cEnl ffa II :.

Nlslteb be8 f5nsli6en GpaesumS Der qDunbdr3e In 9pn
bs rabuirter eineS Der erlen meetn6en @paeeen Der
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&lentateiten II. 1 U. Wureen an9enbldlt9 Aeheilt.
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@ffa6rliAe Rranfheit.

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Ct ben &eim Sttr uer,baften &ran6ett n auisenOn,-
men Bat ~ 8eIitbt bluis bnb Elm unjeees S9amse-
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ene gu enSea, aui e in Sel3e br:r grstepana uaS
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wie g. ein nit @ei6pi ent;Irteie SAILS eine b6le
gaie Gmer3 i'm Gppfe uub int cen Wlieern Mbnabme les
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men nb Grnten, Simmer i'm erte unb an ben Grtremita-
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tehfm 0aube qrngk rpn ein Reentsr srdttbrt.
IS tit cine traGrae ln5iate, taB &quiente bieer frTt-
barren &ronf9ett 3r Srter deu tn SOlae Der nseiAtd-
ltdfs uupilente prablcr pedt hurc Mnmeubung ieaes
t6eten Cities RES Ne fIr Sic cuitutipn pernten nS
ben Ge ots yttens III Elm fletes Daiein eersrabeln.
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ecbeiu3cn &ranfbetteu1

stntddt perfsn als ta io 3tusunSSuntibisst, S@nde
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fang ben @efdtrten ets pes, berrbren nnt menn nit
en Gdrdde Der Gguituttpu peyprrbringen bic Gre
paIt MAIDEN unp sulsb ben 8Srper unb Snn 3erf5ren.
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82tb:irat5 1: 9,cgiontn,

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Yafts.

Die nredb6eu @trtunsen b-s antrs Fnb fepr III far@-
ten. 8eru beS @ebdtniies 8ertrrruns Der Sbetn @e-
brIdbeit Der Geiiesafte b6ie Nbnun9e Nbntisun9
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lid elbf Gurtamfet IL n. ine einise ter i&lusulen
Tplae..
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Ba1tim more eDa,9oiptta1+
Cur uaterO:iduus Der Quadlaltsrst stablirt.

Dsr ein3t8e pfub IN ner mfIt, no ftdasrs
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W lls%)s'i Err NnmTea

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tltr nunt6rS StlAen rtrdcnen welaf Gr Sctnfpl aus.
fbrie sic SttHsS tappcrteure oiele dneere
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Sroani1fe @6ty1he

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laden enttshsn fam O If s bed nstaentseIs cine STlss
dusnen ta Ste Graft Greusuns efer BON Denen strIs
pfh bic ii ssimen 2afern erseben ais bon DsHen
bic ba pei { itnt. ''t st.@- -..e @j'5 s+}l
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feben Ebarea BON 8alttmprefr., Gifltae Sstte,
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N,an tMtrte f@ gtamen 1nt Sausnirmer. tctn anren-
te unb trstrif9e ga6ner, burtriebenc ns 9ephtnlpe
Quadlalter S1ubftder @ttefefpt6ier SraBenreiniser
unS 4antpenpuser u l. NJ. I'D, reselmdbse Mer;e
Hnb lauern 9epsen BON Dr. Srbnfpns Sn tn Der Nate.
stB. aae Sriee ntnlen etnen Ypf-Stantp entbalttn.
Cine Ssttuo9 IN 2 Gaqsn saeeIiAert. ln3
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nctbwenr9nen @rfcrrtrntie CUR ctclihtn aIlteiatet
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Ml9er abrt. Die Mu1iten tes gebnSrrlinfern d falp
lid hno bic eele wrp ererih ersmciitung unb me-
1anbOlHcn Setrdbtun8er, rag uns bic 6reusen pslcs
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bpet 2euten pber IN Der Sule lernen ub bren Sri.
gen e aln6s9tltb fpren ielb TIM Sblas furdb Yplutip
nen, bic unSetbef bic Gte rurtbsltd maden un6
86tper unb Get etDren cu ten cSrt kie nOtig,n lit-
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nb baS j1Grl 10 rile &auenee IN Elm 81 irlbes Grab
reis Ncde e1tt re ertateren Saltute entptfelten
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nat begeer o Ger Qeter s;aubernbe E5ne enpf baben
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