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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11
Mr. NaSby reJoIceth Over-the NoIni-
al ..,rg nation NV Fremont. raaa
Church nv the Moo DispensashcnS, l
-s.. JOOn the 2, "a.

Gnurcn Nv the MOO UlspensaShcn,
Pc, --,s.a---..- JOon the 2, a., ~. !
Now is the winter Nv our diskontent,
maid gellerOus summer. The clowds that
orekast the psrticular horyzon is broak,
and rays frum the sun Nv success hev
peerced EN-, giidin the noses Nv the faith
full with a rayjence that wisky cannot
give. sE 9 - rasgL sa' ,'fh J.
Honey hez KUN out NV karkas-
good hez perceeded from Nnzzyretb.
The Raddykels eynominated Fremont.
H4lleloogyl n They did it At Cleveland. }
never voted for Fremont. In '56 I
diden't like him-in fact 1 aboozed him.
| laft at him fer partin his hare in the
middle, ! akoozed him Nv being a Cathlic,
and Nv steeling cattle from the GuTern-
meut Wen Linkin apihtad him Gener-
al aboozed him agin. and dimore than ever
wen he ishood his Emansipashen procli-
mashen. r ,r5-f ANIME 81 ao.gs7 lads
But now diskiver that 1 did him q
greyious wrong. The most becomin, way
man kin part his hare is in the middle,
the steelin nv cattle from the Cavern
ment is a act that no man who supported
Bookannon kin condem, and his ablishn>
ism-whY heze to be pitied fer that. %
Nv course no dimocrat kin vote fer
him, for ther is a trifiin difference in our
principles. yet about a haff nv the ablishn
party ought to do, it by all menes. John
g. is the man fer them ondoubtedly.. I'd q
But whether he gifts menny votes or
few, his bein NOMINATED is salvashen to us.
Every vote he gifts, Linkin won't git and
then what sa.Hos 81 s,ir DIV s7sd
y The sbair thot almost overpowrs me.
We kin elect Dimocratlg 40 l9ea-
This mUvementiputs a new face upon
affairs. We needen't be pertikelery anx-
shus emmy moar fer Lees success-in fact
l believe it wood. be- better fer US hev
Grant whip Lee and talk Richmond. Fer
why5 Becoz. Spozen about the time the
Confedrasy is plaYd out, we elect Dim
ocrat, and spozen that Dimocrat lets up on
EN-, restoars ther niggers, pardons 'em,
pays ther debts, compensaits them ez hez
Sustained losses iinthe war, and peushuns
ther Widders, woodent they letus hs7 the
heft nv the orisis vile 30f coorse they
wood. 8s-, .sg, a5.ss ,a .r.,.g-f,g2
scgest that the Commits who air ta-
kin up the oolleckshun.fer Vallandygum,
send the mummy forthwith to Fremont's 8
ExecoOtiV Commity. 10 shell talk up .
colleckshun in my8 congreeaShen 4imme-
diately! fer that purpua Re-lnwiggore-
ted, PETROLEUM V NABBY,
Paster nv sed church in charge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11
NO.126.
The ClsvsIand Convention Numerl-

-...s-.,.. ealIy ConsIdereds o fsts
"A correspondent who took pains to find
out something about the numbers of the
naIcOntent convention, reports as. follows:
Alto o'clock, the hour at which the
convention was catied-there were prob.
ably two hundred and fifty, persons pre-
sent, members, reporters and outsiders-
the latter two considerably outnumberiIg
the former. The Preliminary committee
not being ready to report, delay of,more
meeting was called to order. At that time
liberal estimate would place The number
present at four hundred, and as the dele
gates and outsiders respectively took the
main floor, and the gallery, it was appa.
rent TO all that the latter were equal, IL
they did not outnumber the former. And
l am ready TO pledge my judE,
ment that at no time were there
over two hundred participating mem.
bers present, of the almost .countless
thousands that were promised. have the
evidence ia still more definite and indis.
putable shape After the temporary or
ganiLation, motion was made, aud car.
ried that every gen llernan present who came
70 take part In the Codvention,, should
hand iu his name and post office address TO
the Secretaries. An intermission in the
proceedings was taken for this purpose,
aud about every man in the body of the
hall responded to the request. The Secrs.
taries afterwards made an enrolInent Of
the names. IApplied to them for thsnuu-
Der, and they declined to give, it, But I
was informed afterwards by q gentleman
who knew that the list embraced the names
of eoHsidsraGIy less than ttOo bundled per
sons. OF course there was much disap.
poiatment among the delegates at the ex.
tremely sparse number present, when they
had been promised q mighty host. 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

Irish papers still speak Of the large de
partures of emigrants for America. no less
than 1909 taking passage in the steamers
Kangaroo, City of Baltimore and Kedsr,
ell leaving Liverpool in single week for
New York. and 500 more were awaiting
means for their transportation. The Wes.
tern Star says. l aa ass .7rrf
"Tbe results of the emigration drain will
soon be sensibly felt in nearly every local.
tty. throughout, the south and west; nor is
the exodus confined TO those parts of the
country alone. We learn that a large
number of emigrants have left Ulster for
America, as we'll as Australia. 1--we stop
to consider the rate at which people are
leaving this country at present, We must
come to the conclusion that the land will
soon revert into Pasturage, and that in
a short time ireland will have to depend
on foreign countries for breadstuffs." s
Speaking of the great increase of emil
grafton this year over previous years, the
New York Journal of Commerce says:
The steamship Virginia, from Liverpool.
arrissd yesterday with 81 cabin and 997
ste6tage pa eepgeFs- being the largest hu.
mau cargo ever landed at this port except
that ef = "a teet E Etstarn in jnly, 1858.
witch nnm6eted 1,012. i.'.'.-
The rapid increase of emigration. which
has been noted during the few weeks past,
is chiefly caused by the continued aud
persistent labors of the agents who have
gone out. not TO recruit the Federal army,
but to.import factory hands, miners, rail-
road lsborers, aud all kinds of operatives
and mechanics. not to omit house servants,
who are largely in request at good prices.
In ls hours after their arrival the larger
proportion Of the new comers are truudIed
OF 10 the West, aud the remainder rapidly
obtain employment in aud about NeWYofk
The high expectations Of the emigraut
commissioners, that the emigration this
year will reach 250. 900, seem IN fair way
to be realized. -.., r',.-. !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11
IfyOu dc, use
Hoof1and's German Bitters!

EFoa J. Hs,si0a BrO,OH, D. D., Editor Orths Eaey-
eLoPedfG Of Religious Kno'0LedSs.
Although not disposed TO hTor or recommend
Patent Medicines in gensral, through diStrust Of
their Ingredients and eRectS, yet Of no sum-
esnt roAsOn, Why may not testify to the benht
believes himself have received from any simple
preparations, In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the beneft Of fotherB- ..s .
do this the more readily In regard 70 HoonAnd'S
German BiStoEl, prepared By Dr.. o. u. Jackson, OF
this city, baosalS EIslpuludigod aGlinst thom fOF
many yeAEl, under the lmpre8ion that they were
chiefly AnG leobglie nixtlFG IanindSbtoiao NJ
fTtehd Rn1s!t "a. fog ths renoLa1 q
meut 20 Try thSn, WhGl suffering from great dnd
long continued debility. The ula of thFSA boatlSS
Of these BittsrS, IT the begiHnflr q IL PRESENT
70 degree Of bodily and mental vigoT Uhieh kad
not felt for Ex months before md I'D atmoSg Do
SPARED Of regulating. I theI - - 1nt God 5dna
M friend 70 J directing me 70 tn dss oftneSa. %
PhnsdslpA s,Juno %, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

On motion for . ansl .adj djournment be.
remarks congratulated the convention on
the happy eonclusiou Of their labUrp, and
reformed his thanks for tho complimentary
resolution that has been passed. ,'77ti. NOT
The convention then adjourned sine die.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

NO ARTHUR AgSatfoE paying Ponaions- omca,
No. 1, NeEurO House, bOing thS 4mS OaleS formerly
ooeupiod by Adams RIpFosS Conpany. aprl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11
RaiGgg ateIHgtufer
Second Day or the National
Union Convention.

Unanimous denomination of Presi-
dent Lincoln,-Gov. Andy John
son, of Tennessee, for Vice Presi-
dent--The Loyal Platform -Sla-
very Must Perish by the Constitu-
ton. .......
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11
IndueSd By thOsxto1GiTs SGIe and universal
popularity Of
HOOfland's German Bitters!
CPURKLY VBarrABIKl


hosts Of ignorant ouAekI and unSsFupulous adVeu.
GuT0r1 have opened upon suffering humanity the
nOod gates Of NOstrums in the ahAPe Of poor whisky
vilOIy compounded With ipiuTiUuS drugs and chris
tened Tonina, Stou1AchicS and Ritter8-
BsWAre OF the InnumetAble array Of Alcoholic
preparations in plethOrte bottles, and
kegs, Upder the modest GppelAtiOn Of btters, which
Instead Of curing, only ARrAVAts d8eASS, and leave
the disappointed Bahorer In despair.
80 q HooRLAND's GERMAN BITrKRs
Are not new and uutried article, but have stood
the Of fteen yearG trial by the American pub
lie, and their reputation and sale not TtTHledby
any similar preparation.
The pr0pfietOn have Thousands OF letter. from
the most eminsut ClerEymeu, lawyer, PhySieiAnS,
and Citizens teStifyfng Oitheir personal AnOWl
edge to the beneficial eneets and medical virtues Of
these BitterS.
DO YoU WANT SOMETHING 10 sERENeTHEN
YOUI
DO you WANT GOOD APPETITEI
DO YoU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR coNsT1TU-
TIOSi
DO YOU WANT 10 RREL WELT ...i
DO YOU WANT 10 GET RIDoF NRRVoUsNEssl
DO YOU WANT ENRRGYI
DO YOU VAST TO sLREP WELLI
DO YOU WANT A BkIsk AND VIGOROUS RRKL-
InGI
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11a1ity, 81 Per bottle; half dozen, IS. small GiI0.
sc pSE bottIsi half doLsn, e. g-=---.".-g-
~R0 sale By Dr1EEiIts ana DoAISrs sysEy shors
\ ne United State, Gnd By all TIE DrugglItl end
DNlIn n WhselAg. . eets-1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

NO. ea1 ARCH lsrRHEr
RI6eipsI 0Nss and kaRa0ao;0rJ,
rEl JONES 4 EVANS,
,sao''''Oru toe. \. JHstDon : cO7l rzgzr
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

: I've fires Of pstri,tism are burning bright.
ly in the hea rts Of the young men Of our
city and county at this time, and 1.-THE tw,
companies called for from w ,pello county
are not raised within the time. it will not be
for want of effort on the part of those who
are laboring to raise them, but from. the
scarcity Of men. A large number Of our
most wealthy and prominent business young
men are going themselves and devoting all
their energy and influence to the good cause.
Geo. w. Devin, of Devin & Sons, one Of our
most ardent patriots, and who served with
credit through the first campaign in Western
Virginia; James Hawlev, J, Of Hawley &
Sons Janes r.. Shreeye, with lawrence &
Chambers; Cleon Hendershott. son Of Judge
Hendershott; George Murray and Henry
Nudge, from the CouRIEn OFFICE, and many
others equally deserving and prominent
Of our young men here, are enlisted and
wprking with efficiency and, success in the
great and good cause. : Lieut.. Norris, with
that efficiency and prompttude which has
distinguished him 10 the recruiting service,
In connection with Lieut.. Chamberlin, of
Agency CITY, and Sergt. Wellman. Of this
place, have company already raised to the
minimum number. and expect to complete
their organization this week,
s We cannot learn the exact number sworn
in in this county at the time Of this writing,
but we are assured that over two hundred
are-engaged. Same Of them are minors, and
may not get tie consent of parents, which
Is Indispensable
On the whole, we are confident proper
and concerted effort on the part Of the pat
rioticycsiizeas af old Wapello will ell up our
foppanies within the time. Let it be done.
Sue What GOV. Stone says about it in let
ter toaMaj. Woodward elsewhere published.
Lieut.. Norris sent fiftv Of his men to Da.
ysnport this morning. lie wants few to
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

THs 0LD AND New CRY CopNcrLs. The
new city Councils were initiated into office
on Monday evening. the old one passing
out of Office at the same time, having 6rst
acted upon .he.rcport Of city affairs, which
was ordered printed.
Mayor McFarlin Ais every inch ofthe
city tribunal with dignity and impressnent
We predict that he will make God magis-
trate, 50 far as an adverse political majority
will permit
Fl. B. Jones was sworn in as Marshal,
his bond in $500 being prssepted apd ap-
proved
1. g. Gsny, M. b. Murphy. and John
Guyselman, from. the LIST ward, E, IT. Stiles
and B. J. Boulton from the 81 ward. and
Geo Temple. james E,kins. and Hugh
Brown, fr,m the Sd ward, Alderman. elsct,
we're qualified and took then seats.
Alderman Stiles, Of the ID ward. moved
that Joseph Wagg be designated as the
Adermap holding over in the Cd ward, in
place Of Dr.. kEnsey ineligible. Motion
seconded by Alderman Temple and then
on motion laid on the table
Alderman Stiles moved that f.. B Jones,
elect, be declared Road Commits
sioner in accordar ce with the custom which
has prevailed in such cases. The motion
not being seconded in oonseq renee Of the
absence Of the other Union alderman, was
not acted on.
Council adjourned to meet on Munday
evening next,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

We regret to learn that we are TO loose
iromloar society Thomas j. Devin ESQ. one
3fsour oldest, and lnost estimahle citizens q.
'fie'ieft with his family for North Bend,
thc homestead of Gen. Harrison. where he
will hereafter reside, "otium cum diynisatsH
we hope. Attest ifease with comfort can be
found, any where il may be. we imagine, on
tne verdant slopes and vine clad hills Of the
DhiS, and amid the historic shades Of North
Bend Bend The best wishes Of this community
accompany Mr. pevln and his estimable
lady. Hope they will come back and live
With US again some time. 4 al.a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

'7e MYSTERIOUS DIsAPREARAvcB- j Ohm Oof
See,a colored barber. while laboring under
mental arrangement caused by fever, jump.
~ 9qt Of the window ofhis residence on
Market Mark st about two O'clock, on Monday
morning, and disappeared. Search was i'm.
mediately made for him and has since been
d'hgenuy prosecuted, but up to this time,
TUESDAY, without success. A track made
hy bare foot vas found in the street lead.
ing from the house to the river. The suppo-
sat'on 70 that ne drowned himself 10 the
river. ~.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

LAMME's MILL AT DAHLoNEGA.-The re
pairs of the mill having been completed. it
is again in operation. Nj. Lamme has
purchased the interest Of Mr. White, and is
now sole proprietor. Having secured the
services Of an experienced miller. the public
may rely upon having their work, both saw
ing and grinding. vel and promptly done.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

sss Ray D Lane, Of Eddyville, delivered /
svery interesting discourse on "The State Oh
Our Country" at the Congregational church
in this city on Sunday evening last, to a
large and appreciativc audience. The no
BILE character Of our puritan ancestors, their
superiority in al! tnst constitutes true great
ness over the ancestry Of every existing ma
tionalty, the propitious tine neither to
early cnr too late, selected to make their
settlement, their heroic endurance of all the
hardships and trials they encountered, and
especially their recognition in their civil
polity Of the great Democratic principle
that the majority should rule in church and
state, which is Acknowledged to have been
the germ of our constitution, were all
br'ush: out in . manner we have seldom
hearcd excelled, The interest Of the oc.
.casion was enhanced by thu ann,unc mont
of Gen. Grants successes on the Rapidan,
received by extra train from Burlington
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

JUDGE BGnAM is doing up the Pr bate
business Of the county in admirable style.
Heis lahoriously engaged in arranging the
papers and documents in his Office, which
were in delightfully."- confused and mise el,
laneous condition when he took the office
and Us keeping his records in much mead
er manner,th than has heretofore been done
But the Judges speciality is in the line OF
marriages. He has issued already So Ii
Gences. in about -four mon,hs, or at least ono
third more than were ever issued in the
same period before, and has solemnized
thirty marriages. In this department the
Judge is said to give eminent satisfaction
The terms OF the Probate Court occur on
Ase first If every month Several import.
ant cases are set for next fern.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

The lsT CAVALRY CONNIE Hong. We
have the gratifying intelligence in special
dispatch to the Gate City, that the glorious
old LIST cavalry IN charge of our fellow c,ti
zen, Joseph w. Caldwell, is en- route home,
and may be expected at Keoknk on the llth
inst. -.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12
OTTUMwA, Nav l1th.i 1884

g OTTUMwA, Nav l1th,i 1864
Mr.. EDIFoR-Lieut Norris's company
will leave for. davenport TOMORROW Thurs-
day morning. This company are all youn,
men. They all are anxiou. to get away
They are in fine spirits. Mr.. Uriah Green
treated our company to apples and SUCH
IKE, after which the company marched out
before the door and gave three cheers for
dreen and the soldiers. we are trsated
with respect by all the loyal citz.ns Of OF
tumwa. ! have two brothers that are vet.
Grams to-day and when this last call was
made my youngest brother and both en- !
listed in Norj,'s company hoping that We
might do our Country some good. 8a
Yours truly, &c. WILSON.
Ihs nes MONIES has been on . rise, but
Is nov falling. Is.2af8 vFsss ~, sfs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

TRUTH WILL SUCCEED This fact needs
no new proof, but it has one in the success
Of ID. b DeLands s Co.'S Chemical SAFER
atus. It has been introduced only a few
years and yet we see it taking the place OF
all other kinds 10 the market. Would a DO.
gus ARTICLE do thisP mRgng
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

Inc condition of our Public Square is a
disgrace to this city, While private citi.
gems aredoing so much to Improve the CITY.
this manifestation Of "a want Of public spirit
is shame. A
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

The next term Of the District Court COM
mences on Monday, MAY 3Oth inst. 4,
The trial OF liant McComb, for the murder
of Laura Harvey, may come off at this term
+. 0. Harvey. brother of the murdered
girl is here.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

y HAMMOND q Cove desire to cali the
attention Of farmers to the very excellent
provisions made by Hammond & Co. at
the lower Mill in this city to manufacture
-four and do other milling and to card wool
They have experienced millers and carders
and can do all work entrusted to them
promptly and WELL
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

WooLcGRowEas CONVENTIONAL ccnven
ton OF wool growers of southern low will
De held at Fairfield on the 25th Of the pre- :.
ens month. All interested are requested to
attend taa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

Z Meek has broken ground for his residence
at the corner of Court and Third streets.
The material is to be brick, and similar in
size and plan to Loomis's.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

PUBLIC School HousE.-Amopr the i'm.
proyements in this city the present season
is a Public School House to cost some $l5..
600. II will be among the finest in the
State, and viii occupy site as beautiful as
can be fund anywhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

Aeompany Of 100 day men from Oska-
'oasa passed here Yesterday en- re use for pa.
vcnport.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

We again call attention to the card Of
Mr. W. Elliot, Agent for nunber of yalu.
able agricultural implements.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

ZONE 80, CHICAGO. - Lieut.. j. r.. SHELTON
aeit on Monday for Chicago, where the oper.
ation upon his eye, and the insertion OF an
ARTIFICIAL one is to bs attended to by the
's,ns surgeon who treated him in Washing
son. = Lieut.. s. expects to return here in
ABOUT Jour weeks. about which time the vet.
Slams % his company in the 18th Infantry
are expected to be here. va =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

IT Is rumored that Dr. s. B. ThralI. as
s'stapt Surgeon 18th Iowa, has resigned, and
is coming home.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

Lieut.. G.. P. Norris. of Co. e 9TH iowa
Cavalry, who has been recruiting with good
success Tor bis regiment several weeks past.
IN sP's county, left some days ago for the
'front.' wa Davenport and Dee Moines. At
the latter place he learned that during his
Absence. the barracks occupied by his com.
Pany at Genos, Nebraska, were burned with
cons'dersb'e personal effects. including some
Na'usoie property Of Lieut.. n. were destroy
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

GIGEL HALL-This institution has
- been clossd in consequence OF John zwisler',
removal 70 buriingtop Whoever NOV wishes 10 see
PEOPLES GARDEN"
opposite Hendrie's Foundry near the R.,,ro.a n
pot, Burlington. When you visit Burlington cal, "a
see John. He Is pleasantly situated, hss a Tel Pin
os"eS nm. ~ ssS-s . Mar, to,feel.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12
9 AVE YOUR LIFE.-Dyspepsia,

nfys ipeias, Kidney Ccmplaibt, Sick and Nervous
Yea daehe, Neuralgia, Gravel letter Barber = Itch
ana Badness. Treatise on The above Diseases
"Mht her speedy and permanent cure. free TO
Eighth Street, Philadel phia, Pa. -
Feb. rs, .S646m-49l5
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

HAif.r-An immense quantity Of rain has
.s1on tpe past week, and the temperature
has been very cpangeable, one day being
quite warm. and the next cold enough for
'rost. In fact we had hard frost on Tues.
day night. Whether il did any harm to the
fruit or not, We cannot vet say, Most likely
II did. HrT Erau 0
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12
Patriots! Turn Outl

There viii be public speaking n
the war question on the street in
1Ottnrnwa, ON Saturday, next, Able.
speakers will be present. ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

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