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A PERFECT FAC SMILE OF
the Original Manuscript Of the
. Emancipation Proclamation,
70 be sold the benet Of the Perm aneut soldIeys
Home, For the sum Of TWO DOLLARS. -
APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS or THE LOYAL
STATES IN BEHALF OF DISABLED UNION
SOLDIERS. sssafEg q I-..cf

Every genuine copy ofthe Fac-Simile contains not
only the Procapatfon, but also the letter of Pses
dent Lincoln dated Oct a6. 1862 and may be easily
b. Bryan. suthenticatingit; also by the above de-
vice and motto. and by the Proclamation Seal
s.%psS o Sp 70. copy shSh in the
oK AND Dis4sIES prn1 os FOR pr
the dictates ofhppanty and BY gratitude to pa
gone forth TO battle for the preservation Of our go
ous the unity Of the States and to ex
sled limbs and shatter ed frames, incapacisted for
labor during the paining period heir
pere. ;To sach can We refuse christian welcome
II 10 generally known that the original draft Of the
Presidents Ema n cipation PROCLAIM alton, was pur-
chased at the NORTHWESTERN So nitary Fair for
5000 and through the generosity of our felowciti
zen, Thomas b. Bryan, Esq Is the pre- perty OF thu
disabled Soldiers Of the Union Army to be held In
trust for their benefit ny the Soldiers home of Chica
Co. This docume Mt. destined to live on the pages Of
history when generations yet unborn have passed
away. and to be referred to the historian Is the
sional escutcheon, human slavery oblitayated Is
regarded by US as OF immense present and prospect
i've value in order that the disabled soldiers may
more fully realize that value, the donor Of the orig
inal document has engraved aud copyri GIFTED per-
feet Fac-Simile ofth Manuscripts and also Of the
President's Autograph Letter, the whole forming q
large and beautiful engraving, 9rpsmented With a
portrait Of Abraham Lincoln. Thus, for the petty
Of l$2) Two do liars, every loyal citizen can pro-
same time aid in the erection and epance OF a
permanent Home for Disabled Soldiers, President
Lincoln, over his own signature, In letter acknowl
sdging the receipt Qfthe Fac Smile, pronounced 1t
"a faithful ant correct copy" of the original manu-.
script written by him, This IA, simpe, published
under she auspices Of the Soldiers Home Is the only
70 yopr humanity or your Christian sympathyy We
trust not We believe that all who love their coun-
try and its glorious Institutions will gladly contrib
pts the tridng that is necessary to shelter sup.
port and smooth the psssageto the grave, OF the
SCARED and disabled veterans who have beep-the
defenders Of our great and beloved Union.
iff s Mas. o. Z. HOSMER,
zi4 Chairman Of the Publishing Com.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, 1864.
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FIaE AT PRLLA.-Cox'S Sable. at Pella,
VAS burned on last Thursd night, con-
Stunning the contents AMI we regret to learn
twelve horses, the property of the Western
Stage Company. The fire occurred about
8 o'clock, A. NJ The origin is unknown.
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Arrival anh Departure OF Mails.
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VIA .. n. a. n. a.. gELtN n
Arrives Daily7sundays excepted7-,st 8:iS p. IN.
and $50 p m. Leaves at 9,15 h. M. and lao H. m.
TING bali an hourfaster than common. Mail closes
oneneur before the trainieaves. y "A 81 q
SOUTHERN MAII, (KeOkuk).
WAX. TT. ., N. &s.R.R.
Arrives Daiymspndays) excepted--st ale p. m
and leaves AZ $50 D. m. " ,+.2F ~ ~
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Arrives Daily-sandays excepted--st go .. m;
andle&yes o. &10 ., m.
N.Y,tt NORTHERN MAIL, ass
VA DAnIoNEaA TO sIeouRssr. 4
u Arrives every Friday atho'clock p. ~ a3d leaves
very Thursday At o'clock .. m. -
~ SOUTHERN MAIL, "a Bf3f
= "'e VIA PT IsABEL TO BLooMFTKLp, IS l3a e4
n Leaves daily Sunday excepted, At 200 p. a., and
arrive At lao p. M. ''8t
W la WESTERN MAIL, (Blskesburg). -i.,''
CARRIED SIX TINES wREx l9gs4
Arrives and leaves every day, at o'clact, p. m.
pIT J. W. NORRIS P, NJ
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The ladies' Of the Sanitary Society Of OF
tumwa, desire US to express TO our German
fellow citizens the most grateful acknowl-
e1gments for Ss7 so, the avails Of an enter
tainnent at the Court House, on a recent
4 occasion for the benefit Of the families of the
n ni1lrr- .. ..,n.. tEr..
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BY virtue or an Execution to ne directed, issued
by the Cledk az the. Dxrist Oosrtso Of Desi Moinps
Cnu nty, State Of Iowa, have levied upon ana vii
expose 20 public sale At the front dsor Of the Court
property, situated In wapellc County and State
OF Iowa:
Southwest quarter ot.eopthsW est quarter, and
Southwest quarter Of quarter of Secti on
Twenty-seveh 81, Township II Rapre u West.
Said sale will TAX place on the 18th day Of March
1854, between the hoprs Of o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. III, commencing at ~ O'Clock A. NJ. The
said property having been taken. at the suit Of
Nc Laren Rauch, vs.. Elizabeth Hagan to satisfy
said Execution thirtysix dollars and forty five cents
interest and costs,
sherin's oace, Osupxa Iowa. February 18th 1864.
- q. A. DERBY,
~ "'s ~ Sheriff 81 wsnsllo County, Iowa.
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CAUTION.

Let every purchaser see that the copy Bnered hi m
by an agent Is genpinethat 1t is certified to by the
President 81 the Soldiers Home, contains President
Lincolus letter ofOct 26, 1863 as well as the Proc
lam alton, and the Soldiers Home device and mott
and Is duly stamped with the Proclamation Seal
Parchase directly n ON The assers and address
all letters and papers to the State Agents, or to
t8E0 s L THOMAS b. BRYAN, ESQ.,
Presidfpt Of the Soldiers Home, Chicago III
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and the Wido,os and Heirs Of Soldiers,
are notified that am acting as agent for procuring
Pensions, Bouuties and other claims against the
Governments, and will do the work cheaper than
say other man sisA -i,,s II. J.. WILLIAMS. ii
Feb. 4, 1864 II Ottum va low a.
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THE FRENCH PREVENTIVE.

NiRntiy Einissi Gus efectualiy prevente ed with
out The use of medicine by the OF "The French
preventive" the greatest Invention of the age
price 81 sent postpaid to II parts of the country
Address DR.. S. CURTIS, Box 2697, Post Office Bhili
deiphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
Feb 25, lS6i49-I5 ON
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rLANTAneoN BITTER

PLANTAe ON BITTER
which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce inaned..
ate beneficial effect. They exceedingly a reea-
Bile, perfectly pure,'and must supercede all other
tonics where healthy, gentle stmulant is required
They purify, str en- then and in visogsts.
They create a healthya petite.
They are an antidote TO change Of water and Diet
They overcome effects of d 'ssipation and late
hours. ..te, ~
They strengthen the syst n,ard enli ven tho mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidity ofth estoma h
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Ghokera Morbus
They cure Iycr Comp lal mt an Nervous he adac ,
They make the weak strong, the LAM brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restorer. They
are composed Of the celebrated CaIisaya bark win
tergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, preserved
in ,aerfectly pure So Croix rum. Tor particulars
see circulars aud testimonials around each bottle.
Beware ofimposters. Examine ev cry bottle. See
that IL has DIS Barnes sigma turs on our private U.
s, Stamp oyer tie cork, With pfantnion scene, and
oui firm signature on fue steel plate engraving
on side label. See that eur bottle is got REALIZED
with spurious and deieterious stun. We defy any
person to match the taste character our go DDS
Any person pretendns to sell Pauta alton Bt.ers by
the gallon or in bulk, is an imposter. We sell only
In our log cabin bottle. Any person initiating this
battle, or Sc Hing any OH alsri al th eren wheth
er called Plantation Biters not Is criminal un
der U. s. Law, and will be so prosecuted by u.s. We
already have our eye on two parties re.flling our
bottles &c. who will succeed in getting themselves
into close quarters. The demand for Drak's Planta
ton Btters from ladies, clergymen, merchants, &c,
is perfectly incredible. The simple trial of bottle
is the evidence present OF their worth and supe
riorty. They are sold by allrespectable druggists
grocers, physicians, hotels saloons seambo ats an
P. D3AKE&Co.
;, 80 294 BrQadyay,A. Y.
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Save YOUR LfFE.-Dyspepsia

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Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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PT III 81.

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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.

:. Dyspepsia no matter how long standing, Yields
az once TO "UPHAM's DYSPEPSIA CURE" The effects
Oh this Remedy are truly MAGICAL. Try 1t and be
convinced Price 81 a box. Sent postpaid to any
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delphia, Pa Circulars sent free.
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M ARBLE HALL 5H'aq
Dining ana oyster SalO0tp

Dinins ana oyster Saloon.
! Tie undersigned would inform the citi.
zensof 0ttumwa and the public generally. ,
that he has removed, his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, -fiinme.
diately.above his former room0 where he is
better prepared now. than heretofore to ac.
cohmodste those who may favor him witt
call. He. has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish T9dR +
Yarn meals at any hour in the morning
r'il'iasHf Tel ar suening. \; 'e'sigr
H-Fresh Oysterstreceiyed daily BY Elk.
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story. 80
pec-s,1s6sTTT eWm.aA. M0LL.
,srsh,- = -sz--e - .Eis
lis hSIGEL HALL. ,asn,
J9IN ,ZwIrzLEs, Proprietor, Front. Street
Sd door West Of the .OttumWa ..1ouse
.Ottlihwa, Iowa. '''f'4'asa 1sa
IIfyo,il want to drink imitss Si3ssirs 70 to
Sigei Hall. sd sleaG 9iit ~ htsGsSls Sas
If 4yoa Ntane good glass so,skle, igo to
Sisel liaH.s1 10 si4n sfa hrs hsrss
~ yea want good glass Of a-,es~ga, to
Sigei Hal.IpITT E'T1AIOg
7, Hosa .ewSaaa want good pisa,o 50 IT, Sgel
If!yyodu war. wan. dish Of Fresh bysst efs, e.
ceivc' i: a'l,y Express, 60 to ,,ser'FfaA
lfyou want anything good goaeto Sige
Hall 3 9Se5a 9at gsqp3 16e sGly4i.s9
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We notice a si'le walk building from Front
. ST. to The railroad on Market. Good notion,
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TO CONSU1gPTYyES.

feonsamptvcs sufferers r,silr receive a valuable
pr prescription for the prescriptI for the cure of
consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, d all Throat
ana Lung affections, Gree of charged by sending
their address t,
~ Rev. L A. WILSON,
q, williamsburg,
Kings Co., New York
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The Missouri Corn Rlanter can be had at
DAGGErT a EDGERLY, Ottumwa, MIR - -
. l. ID McGLASS0N, kirkvilIe, ~, EsrENs.t
J NJ FISH, ,Eddyville,
GEO kABRICH, Ic9nium, Appanoose county,
FISH SANLY, hes Moines, 80
W II FREEMAN, bloomfield, Agent for Davis Co.
Nov. 10, lso3--tiIliqn %. ch4s-1o
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Mob ut DISCRIMINATING Office
lSmtfAA

DAYTON, March "a party of IL or Is
furloughed soldiers of the 44th Ohio regi-
ment went into the Empire Office at noon
to-day and completely riddled the estab-
lishment. After the work was done the
men went to the Court House steps and the
leader made a speech, in which he took
upon himself the whole responsibility Of
the act. BY this time a large crowd was
gathered, and T.. $. Young, Esq, and X.
G. Corwin made speeches in order to allay
the excitement. During the speech Of the
latter man in the crowd made an often
sive remark about the Government pro-
tecting the niggers, when the sold iers made
rush at him. In the melee dozen or
more shots were fired, resulting in the
wounding of two soldiers and in the death
of a man named Daniel Carl, from Tippe-
canoe, who was mere spectator. He was
shot by ball in the lungs and died in a
few moments afterwards. He leaves a
large family to mourn his loss.
Capt. Badger, of Co. G., was arrested and
held TO bail IN the sum of $500.
There IS much excitement in the city. but
as all parties condemn the act, it is not
hkely that any further trouble will grow
from II. The Home Guards, however. are
under arms 70 preserve the peace Of the
Guy, should II ue again threatened.
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junction and Gordonsville, where had
been parked the whole of the rebel reserve
of artillery. Colonel Dahlgreen was to
have destroyed the artillery, the roads and
telegraph lines, and rejoin General Kill
patrick, or report, on the morning Of Tues
day. At seven O'Clock last evening the
expedition was heard from, and then every
thing was going on sanguinly.
Fredericksburg hill is forty miles from
Richmond and Hanover Junction is twen-
ty-eight.
Nothing reliable received at Washington
this evening concerning Fitzpatrick
movements.
There was report at Brandy Station TO-
day. brought in by a deserter, that our ca
yairy had torn up several miles of the
Virginia Central Railroad near Louisa
The rebels can't repair the damage in less
than 10 days.
We shall probably hear of Fitzpatrick at
Suffolk.
The Provost Marshal General to-day in
formed member of Congress that new
draft will be ordered as soon as the present
one was filled.
WASHINGTON March 3.-One OF the lrst
results of Gen. Grants promotion 70 the
Lieutenant Generalship, will be important
changes in the Army Of the Potomac.
NEW YORK, March 3.-The gunboat Wa
ter Witch, went to sea from washington
yesterday. Her supposed uestha'ioh -
the Pacific.
Brig. Gen. Berry, inspector OF artillery,
has been relieved from artillery duties AT
Washington, and ordered to report to Gen.
Grant.
Captains Sugar and Finn, who were SEN
fenced to death at Richuond in reclamation
for the hanging, by General Butler, OF two
rebel spies. have been exchanged.
Especial to Advertiser.
A naval Court Martial, of which Admiral
Gregory is to be President, is to assemble
here on the 9th eff March for the trial of
commander Wilder on numerous charges
connected with the command of the West
India squadron, and his subsequent cor
respondence with the Secretary of the
Navy.
It is stated that the new Loan is to be
given out through the National Banks in /.
stead Of Private Bankers, as was at first in
tended.
The arrival here Yesterday Of Admiral
Dahlgren has given rise to q report that he
is either or about to be removed from the
of the feet off Charleston. There
is no foundation whatever for the report.
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FT. SMITH, ARK. March Capt. Ross
and L. Of his men, deserters from Prices
army, had arrived at Van Buren,. He
brings no confirmation of the rumor that
Price had left the rebel army.
Gen. Frost, OF Camp Jackson notoriety,
went to Mexico.
Union mass meetings are being held daily
and the vote ut the coming election will be
large. Nearly 5000 voters are already reg
istered.
LITTLE Observation-Disclosures farms are
being rapidly leased and the prospects for
large crops are good.
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Exchange Of Prisoners.

PHILADELPHIA, March A special
dispatch from Washington says the Rich
mond papers announce with unfeigned re-
greet the appointment of Bragg as Com
mander-in-C Chief Of the rebel army over
the head Of Gen. Lee. They also ac-
knowledge n very heavy loss Of life in
Florida.
The President has received the following
important dispatch:
WASHINGTON, March An important
arrangement for the exchange of prisoners
has been going on for some time past. An
unofficial correspondence has passed be-
tween Gen. Butler and the rebel Commits
sioner, GEN. Ould. The correspondence
has resulted in an exchange, in which it is
agreed that all prisoners delivered at City
Point up 10 the 24th of January, 1864, are
declared exchanged
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Rebel Ru nlOrS.

NEW YORK, March. 3.-We have Rich
mond papers 70 Monday last. 1t is evil
dent that their war news is not important.
Dispatches from Demopolis Of the I'D re-
port Sherman making a retrogade move
ment.
Their stories of the cavalry fights in
northern Mississippi are about the same as
ours from Memphis.
Grants movements bothered them,
though they claim that his advance has
been repnl-ed. They say the Union force
passed through Tunnel Hill on the 2oth
and would not make stand nearer than
Chickamuga.
Longstreet's retreat was partially con-
tirmed.
A Mobile dispatch Of the 25th says that
fire was opened that day upon Fort Powell.
Six monitors aud four gunboats shelled it
all day.
The Florida affair is made much Of, and
with reason. But the rebels confess severe
losses on their side.
Lieutenant Causter, one Of the escaped
prisoners from Libby Prison, had been re-
taken, while going from Richmond to
Georgia, near Augusta.
The Journals before us are full of brag
about the bright prospects Of the South and
the decentralization, Bankruptcy and utter
hopelessness of the North.
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A Fire.

SEDALlA, Mo-, Mar. "A fire broke out
this morning in the Missouri Hotel. 1t
spread so rapidly that the inmates escaped
only by jumping from windows. Five per-
SONS are known to have been killed.
Among them are the wife and daughter Of
the proprietor Of the hotel, F. w. Graham.
Several buildings east and a whole block
west Of the hotel were consumed. Loss es-
timated at 500, 900 to 3l5O,O0O. But little in
surance. 1t is undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary.
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officers from interfering in elections was
called up in order.
Mr.. POWELL addressed the Senate at
length.
From Cairo.

CAIRO, March BY the arrival Of
steamer express we have New Orleans
dates to the I'D.
The total vote Of the State received is
1928. Hahn's majority over Fellows 3, 542;
over Flanders 1892 over both III. The
other candidates on the Free State ticket
were elected by about the same majority.
The clerk of the steamer Pringle informs
me that while that steamer was on fOrag-
ing expedition at JOhnson's plantation
near Tremuseli Landing, five miles above
Grand Lake, Miss, band of sixty we'll
mounted guerrillas dressed in Federal uni
forms, surprised company Ofthe lst Miss
issippi colored infantry, who were stand
ing guard about mile and half from the
main body Of the fOraging party, capturing
and disarming them, and before assistance
could be rendered all were killed or NOR
tally wounded, except two who feigned
DEATH Lieut. Cox Leigh Spencer was or
were pinned to the ground with bayonets,
others had their brains knocked out, 9TH
ers were shot through the head while on
their knees begging for mercy. The guer-
rillas escaped without losing a man. After
our dead were buried the princely mansion
around which our guard were posted, per-
hitting no one to enter previous to the
slaughter of our troops, was fired, and the
building, with its magnificent furniture
consumed. Some 1900 bushels of corn
were taken from crib containing about
u, 600 bushels. when the toraging party re-
turned to Vicksbnrg.
-Four hundred guerrllas, of which the
murderers formed part, were reported by
the citizens to be encamped a short dis
lance back In the country.
The steamer Golden Eagle from Men,
phis for Cincinnati, passed up with $50
bales of cotton on board.
The Memphis cotton market is active at
IS cents for good middling; GA cents for
strictly do, and 81 to 63 cents for middling.
MEMPHIS, Feb. pa private letter from
an officer at vicksburg, dated the ed of
Feb. says: We hear nothing Of a definite
character from Sherman, but we have no
doubt he has taken possession of Selma,
Alabama. 1t is said that Sherman captur.
cd five gunboats at Selma.
Washingtons birth day was celebrated
at Vicksburg in q splendid manner. All
the troops were reviewed by General Nc
Arthur.
A rebel brigade was said to be between
Vicksburg and Jackson.
The steamer Empress has New Orleans
dates to the oath. Hahn is elected by 1900
majority over both his competitors. The
Empress has a very large cargo of sugar
and molasses for Cairo and other points.
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Kilpatrick.s Cavalrt Move.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2-NOthing is known
Of the whereabouts of kilpatrick's COM
mand. 1t is said in we'll informed circles,
that, on Monday, he was at Spottsylvania
Court House, which according to the Ga
zenc, is sixty five miles from Richmond.
An officer who arrived tonight from the
army Of the Potomac, reports that when
Fitzpatrick was last heard from, he was
within eighteen miles of Richmond. This
however. may be wrong. as there is no way
by which such u fact could be ascertained.
Custar's movement was to drive or draw
of portion Of the enemy, while kilpat-
rick joined in another direction. The sup
position is that if he got IA fair start with no
danger in his rear, he has certainly had
sufficient time to reach Richmond, il such
was part of the plan Of operations.
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Indiana Sanitary Convent,o, /,

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 2.-Tho Stato Sou;
tary Convention which mot horo =" S San :.
composed OF delegates from al, Sold;ssr -
aia societies throughout the State Sav-
envy Societies are represented. Com,n;t-
ices nave been in existence two wears az
oas, donations amounting to SIS Goo in
cash, ana S2OO, 600 in goods and nrnv;s;n,,a
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Railroad AcciInut

hopuissylLLE, March 2.-1I.3o A. M-Tbe
h Masnvllle train has not yet arriyed-six
Inv an n oen.nd time. 1t has been detained
cePt the last were empty. snread;nn a tx tx
"a 5alls ana running off the track at Sonora
% miles below here, O'Clock this morn,
my, throwing the engineer and fireman
. oyer an embanAment, but not hurting
.nen' smashing five or six cars, iniurin2
i ''o.'e ~ the passengers who were in the