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MEDICINES.
IN. y0HNrroS,

u BALTlnosH
LOCK HOSPITAL.
Hes Dtteo~s-sf tks esosf Csrfass, Speeds SD csls
EfsofsaI Rsrssdy ~ tss World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDbNCk-
LET NO FALSE DFLICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELl.
A CURE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TW0 DAYS.
v.s... Of u. Bach stnst.r.. As.,a.p. .f,s. Ie..-,
DEBILITY s.r,,s.S.. pyE.p., L.sS,sr Il. sgr. S..-
Dma.ss e sght es Gddihss Ds.as. sfths Head rhrs.
Nsss stn, Atseueos 81 hs Lngs. STOMACH 80 bsvs's
Y..As.. pr.ssssi ssd ps.srs,s,. rrssas., .sss r..
der Marriage iupsssls and dsstrsy sstn bsdy snd Mad
Especially vi. A.,. s.es@. n. victim. q s.s.ry vice,
that drsads and dsspeuvs habit which snns.y svssrs
s.d talent. and brilliant ,SS.I.e vss lSsS ssS.r.. s.,.
sotsnesd listening ssnsf,s vnh the thsn6sr sssssnsse 80
ssss,.
mARRIKp rEksoEs, or Ys.hr nss sssss.plsusg nsr
n.ys beng .v.rs 81 rAyss.i v'afss'' s's.his ssssiv'
Hs vhe places the sf Dr. J. nay rsEsi-
essy eeotds N e heo.r fsasmss and ssefesoaJ 'sb
oFFicr Ne soBrH rREDrRIcK sYRrry,
len s.ns aid, gs'as ire. s.l.@.r. .... s s''s ~.
ssss BE- paid ssd ssoisin ssunp
On. JoHEsroH,
i,.% o., !. -: n:, ,S.S.1 cs.s.. x. Ss. s..
and the part Of yhsss life has been spent IN ire bss
sct.d ..ms Of IL. most asI.aAnI eEr.s hst vsrs
knssn; many trOsbsd with Tiug,Es an bs hs.d and
.sad. st s :sSs.a, eSSss a.ns.s ..
tines via arrangement 81 mind. cared inmsdtsv
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Yssnf Mo- end Othsp 10 have rnsfsa tb.mssi-ss ~
ssuain INDUCED When slohsA hae fr.ess6y
which nishty . When I..l..P, ,sd ssr.d,
..d,' .sogIs ~, ,mT.s.,.I, ~" "'"e 80
Tho. sad and n.lsneh.y .s.s Yr.d...s
as. ra S.S IN. R.ss p@a.. q SGD . n: sS.e..s
roy.r Pspitsuon Of pyP.r'y, Nervous lrr...iH
MESTkLLY-Th, f.srisl .g.eu.u II. mine ar. u.sl !.
sfSpirs, Evil Ferhed:ngs, Aversion ofsoris, ssfOs.s
Ls-s Of Solitude, TimIoy, sts q Jhs evils pr.
NERVOUS DrskrT.-rh.,ass.. ca, s.vI,dt. VIA,
s.mns v.sf pals. u.rTsS. AID srsss.d having .nr,i.r
appearance sbeut hs esrgh orsymPsn 81
DISEASES or lMPRUDESCE
WREN hs mGudsd sna lmprudsut 'csry Of pleasure tes
:. ns, ,ms,e.d 90. SEQ. Of th, PsmIsl a.. st.. ..
s... as rom sPP,s e So,. yss fS. ,as.'". I'D
Of caring tcb hs r.evnisry sgSssnes kssp hir trtns
an.d and in despair .... him .rh rus.d s..ib !. ,Is
ever b" gsnG d.sppentp,at - sy III. s,' .fhs d.sd
.rr'b, disease sveh At.e'o. Of -, Merit fhrs.t r..
p.nod 10 b. dr,asfs :, ..nsS, hS !, ~,
d,es''rsd eosntr, from sho', eovrDs rR'.'r
AND ImPorErCY.
~ tbis and remedy ~sstns.s stfs.s
are speedily cared aud A vigot rsssrsd rh.rssnds s0s
ana d.b,listsd, vi. had lst bsrs ave
been INN stately rslisvsd.
All mpsdmsns to Marriage. fhysssl 81 Mental Dsqs.i
s:stlc1, Loo. .. Pr.er.st's Ps.u s,,,s.s lI,.sl,y
hind spsssdIly cured.
ENDoRsEMESy or TEE FEEaa.
tsE MANY THOUSANDS cared stthls lnsuusti.s .ishi.
The a st"sntssn years, and the imports esff
eel operations psrforsd ey Or Jshnsen, snsssd ey s
rtportsrs 81 the and sthsf psrsess,
vlh have appeared snd before the Pshe. BE-
sd,s his standing Gsnsnan Of character and FssreSs
sility, 10 ssssfsnt rssrsni.s 70 tie ssisssd lsna
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HUNNEWELL'S
JUSTLY CELE BR ATED
TohU ANODXNH,

TIE Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner-
VOHS Complaints,
From Neuralgia through all cases where Opium
was ever need to that Of Uelirum Tremens, and the
common chief cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu Anodyne, though containing not par
Iole OF Opium, produces all the requirements of,
and may be used IN all cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything bot Cures and
leaving the patient In a perfectly natural safe.
The Universal Cough Remedy, (freed from all
the common objection of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prostration, may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
plants, and used with perfect impunity. Asking
all 10 court from propIIetoIs or friends the most
severe investigation OF both Remedies, and reading
OF our pamphlets to be found with all dealers, and
more particularly to purchase only Of those who
Gan he depended upon, we walt IN confidence the
decisions of Patients and Ply scIans.
Prices within reach of alp
GENERAL AGENTS.
J. w. UUNEEWELL d Co., and :. Commercial
Wharf, Boston,
GEO. HUNNEwELL, 145 Water st., New York,
Under the special supervision OfJGHN L. HUN
NEW ELL. Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature cUvers the Co ks Of the
genuine only, and to whom address all communI-
cations.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere, and
all the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
mar IS
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
EqI Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROpSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine lncteases the power of Digestion,
and eXcItes the ABSOR BENTS into healthy &C,
tInn, by which the WATERN OR CALCEROU 8
dspostIons, and all UNNATURAL. ENLARGE
MbHTS are reduced as well as PAIN and IN
PLANTATION, andds good for
MEN, WOMEN. Or CHILDREN
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Il do do wide do
5ol yards silk cord. per yard
dozen cut glass inkstands, Diapers or Whit
ney's, per dozen
do erasers. Rodfers and Son Gol iHorv han
sdOzen Psnknives, RODGERS and Sons, 4 blades
dozen Denknives, R odsers and Sons. blades
dozen fv9ry. handle wafer seas, per dez,n
L. DO ink. in quarts, black, Maynard and
dozen carmIne INK, per dozen
SPo1nds waters, red, per pound
5000 waters, for United States seal, extra thick
800 waters, for departmental SEAL extra thick, pei
100 pounds ssaling wax, best extra superfne scar.
lett, DOvell and Easy, per pound
~ ~ Poss On s sSIne' gill net per pound
n dozen paper she.Ts, Rodgers and Sons, 8-incf
dozen paper shears, Rodgers and Sons, 81
inch blade. per dozen
2dozen solssUTs, per dozen.
Each proposal must he signed by the ind, ,id,.
or hrm making II, and must specify a prioe-nno
bHt one PTtcs-for each and every article contained
comPanied by sufficient samples Of each article r.
enable the department to Judge and make sele @
ated, they are to be furn shed at the lowest make
pIces' according TO quality; Blank forms for p o,
Y0sss Viii be furnished at the Department TO per.
sons appyng for them; and as, without unIforrnt,
therein, the Department would find 1T difficult T.
MAKE MAKE decision, none will be taken into consider
The proposals to be addressed to THE Densr,
ment Of State" and endorsed Proposals for Sta.
whom the contract is awarded who viii he re- a
CURED, within hve days thereafter, to give bond
The head Of the Department. is in ali eases IN A.
eide VIII -theI the terms OF the contract have beT
comp with, and to reject any articles which
MAJ he, IN hs opinion, of inferior quality az wei
as to annul the contract upon any iaiinre To com
ina 81 Iawiv 0'
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Sold by s. b. WAITE 52s Seventh STRAIT and q
street, A A1io'e"'n
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERyWHFRE
ASK FOR He ,MB0LDS. TAKE NO OTHER.
Sqt out the az rtlsement and send Tor it.
ap4 eo1V
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NEW ORLEANS
KIN THR1E DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Neu Orleans and Jackson
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rail, thence by First class Packets tC
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Rail, thence to Mobile by First
class Packets. Mobile to New Orleans By
Lake Steamers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-28

Five HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
arrived this day, embracing all quail -GW
ties and sizes Of Sole Leather, LADIES' 6[xtN
sales room exhibits at this time the greatest variety
Of travelling requisites st moderate prices, to be
found this side Of New York. Also, every desortp-
uon Of LADIES' HAT BOXES, VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, dc.
iD-Old Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
for new ones.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
Trunk Sales Room,
mar stiff 2o1 pa syena.
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u. .. H. % II. a.
HUNNEWELL,
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Common Coughs to actual Consumption.
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TWO DAILY TRAlNS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at a. I'M. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street at Ga a. m. and Ga p. m and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest.
Observation-Disclosures avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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fE CARRIAGES.
Il Z Subscriber having made additions 70 nj
hctory, making II now one the large est -
IN the District, where his fscilities for =
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be sur passed and
from has long experience in the business, he hopes
to give general sabsfactIOn.
Az kiods Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept 81
All REPAIRS neatly dene, and all orders prsmy,
Second hand Carriages taken in eyohapre for new
tnea. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
I've n ~ tIth And Y ma
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On. IOIEsYoI.

asnssn .ftss hsyal Csd.fs
from % the smnsut College 10 bs United etatss
and the greater part vhsss III. has been spent ths bss
Ptals Of Londsn PAris and ~hsrs has Of
fsctsd Of ths assnshing that s.st
fnsvni many trosblsd With TngEg tbs head and
When aslssP great nsrveusns beng alarmed sudden
sesnds, bsshsIns with frsqusnt hushinG AMENDED
viii dsrang 81 mind esrsd iums datsv.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHING TON BRANCH.

RALiiMwDhrsEu A NJ I'm yniG Rh We
- 81
CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th
1850, trans will run az follows:
Leave Washington at 8 20 and TAO a. m.
Leave Washington at $50 and $50 p. m.
On Sunday at % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 4.25 and 20 a. m.
Leave Baltimore at SIS and 420-p. m.
On sunday at Is a. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains at 81
and T.4n a. m and % IN.
For the West at 140 a.. m. and $50 p. m.
For Annapolis at 740 q m. and so pm.
For Norfolk at 40 q. m.
On Saturday evening the $50 D. m. train goes te
je iS-d L PARSONS, AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-28

DARAFFINE OIL,
L THE CREIPEST LIGHT KNOWN.
We are now receiving Pa Anime OH direct from
the works In western Virginia.
The sualtJ oft is excellent, producing steady,
hnl liant and beautiful light, and more pleasant TO
the eyes than gas light.
This Oil is free from adu terat'on, and very much
more economical than many Of the Coal Oils used
at this time.
III IL is in no way Iplosiye.
We keep also supply of the most approved
styles OF lamps, 80, for burning this OIL.
KING & BURCHELL,
Agents for Its sale for the District of Columbia,
Corner fifteenth at. end Vermont av.
Great Kanawha Goa and OIL Company. ma II
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ysE MANY THOUSANDS cared atthn ln.uusti.s -ilAh
the ls s.sntssn and the imports esf
ssl operations psrformsd ey DR. Jshnsen snsssd ey a.
reporters 81 the papers and sthsf psrsess
vh have appeared snd sEsin before the Pshe
st,s hs standing gsnsroan Of character and FssreS
tty, 10 sseeisBt fsarsntss 70 ths saietsd lsn ~ n
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LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELN.
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AND IMPOrErCy

~ THE great and mpesant remedy ~sstnss ere.
are speedily cared aud fA vgor rsssrsd rhsussnd q
ana dsbifs ted, VIE had lest all
been INN sdistsly tslisvsd.
~ tmpsdImsns mGrrsfs. Fh ysss o. Mental Disqp.i
teetcns, Joss 81 Preersetivs Pov nerves. lrrts kt
TrsmblIng and wssknsss Ethassuso Of he sst f,.r
hind speedily esrsd.
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A CURE WARRANTED, OK NO CRlR6I
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
u Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
Office at q. m. and p. m.
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wi The Black Gauntlet, Tale of Plsntaiior
Life In South Carolina, by Mrs. Henry r School
GRAFT, vile OF the Indian Historian Price Sl.25
Just published and for sale at
PHILIP a SOLOMONS
Metropolitan Bookstore,
1872 Pc. av, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
Sole Agents for Lsurenee's Celebrated Foreign
Stationery, Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

- WHIsKEY
c1ufe<sediy the purer and heahfnl beverage
no~ IN use II Is honestly dissiied from NE carefully
gslecsd and offered for adapted n
vhoe~oune ~ To the Invalid 70 those Ia
health commerds itself for he unrivNiled qualities
uan Of the safest sure. and description
MANY n most dst guissed Oh, scans u,r
GGR.r WHITE, sss Agenv.
No 50 Ce1sr ~reet 0ew s0rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

VnHB UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION
pKxooRiIfc soxikArross
voR JUSTICE or rnr surRssr COUNT
eEoK0k q. BARNARD.
'0a MCCALL iT5i,s1 E. III Us sSsas,1T Ss0"'
JOIN + HosrSas.
| jobs S1 H. 4. SoSuks.
rps sIs sSSsSe' wvisr
MATTHEW Z BsExSAE
sniff sfi i'' Ely. ia
| U,HIID Cosek EssiosA Al DIsTRIUr.-MOx.ar rAE
s.ss 5s.i csFI::.s. s.:i5s' S ;: BED a:
q y ss 4: S. 1'@n. s ?.
M VII = pr..sn % Ne osssos .adrsss he nes'qs
asr. Hon. & ,. sr.dtord X Hsrrnson, E-7; lion.
iaSs y coasna ~ rIos D. Iassi arc Dorsa sss
Come one cos Al ..ys.lly sa:s who =, oPgossa ~.
% Woo ~ s'I,' Ard
ssT. ws.D S. WILL sssn o.
hudsos Barrow Come all and uniis
''a' ''''1 '''' =. issasSEs ! u sssw. pr-.a.s.
Jssr y Cosoyrs, Treasurer.
fS Sn' V PASS s"ss''' s-srt'are'
THiSD coseRHssIosAL ptsrsIcr-soz,Rr TAN.
w. lsa srs-iopa dsisi si Be bed a isird. rs
.@s NJ s 1asr rsg ssa
Ss s.ss.ss :ssSs ~ Hssas
n nsi i Issish ssysSkHs no srgs AAouLA'
~ a.snl sisYfS ~ s sss LEY S Rslssi
IrkE cozAs .ss f b3sAIp r 4 scisr ENGLISH
cove Ses e,g. a. ssY.sy sCss sso ss ocgo,.a TO ne
: asg,ss Ma s n. ri ,a ,cSes 'SS " POI .sg
Re rne-tnr. REM. RAY, Cbn. Com Of Arranru
sissoS s,rrs. secrs,sry
THIRD qoNcEsssIQs4L plsraIgr; ..
I Mass yfriINa
% us friends 2. - nn..i fnoas union candidate
JOHs . w.fBER
LsiRD's F1FtH WARD HoTsL
On r'"'i" ee wR sS,s~S'5 as f snss sss1s
Chairman q oammfs. q Arrsprenen,.
n ns~.s l soapos scerea1e.
r,Bs rfeprH wAKn pEynoRsTTC UNION CLUB
oh.r eiuhs 10 hsi favorable s-nsmin WOOD
~ ga vs. a.ssr our s.ea = e, ~, u ecsy = The mass
80 y esfswsisHr Pre.ideal
WIN Bs-y,es. = u sf.oo se~r-,.r-.
for their 70 Ns~us the SIS,
u,Bs rsErTr stcosD WARD ntTTorAL usIox
Pen .ns sysr,a cles -, s-,es,sr ssyc ,s.r bod
stree, an persons oppos~t " ser,or.ur and n fsvn, n
n. unsn are invited y si,sud above Meeting. vn Be
3 no., si SoIp sn;a ". r,.....,
q. srvaRss Secretary.
Union FOR ,IE SAKE or rHE sPoTIs
u For Pvrnden,
MR.. FUSION.
For Ntre President
ANYBODY kxcArr ! krFuBLrcAss.oo
1sT WARD RrguLAToRa- MygrrHg or rHs
above Club will be beld ev~en this sves
ing ny erder. PATRICK rfTzsrunoNs. President
9D CONGRESSIONAL DfeTRfcr -MozARy rAunA.
and Upieu unit coovocston u ne peonsS.
rhe friends ~ ujamis Wood Esq certfuv nsea
10 assemble IN their rspccsive Yards hts evening
precisely. for The puvpope a forming prorsm. snn
march the rifh YARD Hoei and shs par y e proeeed
inrs ~ the rrsrd mseinG which rsnsa W 's'ny VIC
rnuirssin NJ Mr. Word. our candidate 70 repre-
rngrcss The TN ward psce
~ rn~st,ne ~ch strve Seccn1 vsrh Rainbow
polei, Eastman street. rtrd svt, " Lbety street
snnrsa. sar.s, Nv e-ser n HsNJtvfr RAW
n, ir-naa a cfrsahlss q srrssRenrss
efuso~ Msrrs secrtisry
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UrpryRrrH srKEEr BIsrrLLEsv-zsTAB r SHE'D
v lsl TIE csespe~t place 70 bny FINE Brnndies
wines huns whlsk~i. Co~fisl, &c fpr vhniea.h
ny trade a. 2n West Fifteenth street No i4uor ~f ~ the
RVS CUAsLxs UurrG rr.yd~scr.
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FSLGTyCAI..

Eth CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
- We the undersigned members OF the Democr NC Jon
Convention for Firth Congressional district seeing o
pended card pubsbed In the New York henAA
az the 1sd is effect thai repudiaod The sur
wih card published la tbs Herald and
Alias Of the 2s inst beg leave 20 Atse thai NO were preer
par Joint Convention Of mozart. 7Amn snv
ami Esst B-oot yn deies at,ous, and ihst
NELSON uAYLOk,
after rrcevng ~ ali the 10 which tho Uo9
yen;op entitled the question being put deaaAruA
without duseang voice the palpous nominee on the -
yenton-
TAkmANv MOZART
7rg 7rs
= b-oikg, VIM. Nerrthed-
haTDedy. TbomAs SMITH
Johu kord James Ryan
Thomas lyucb. James o. Kerfs
Loou Heating Philip LAugh'n
b, Haason. Robert N. stnsn.
bsrbae Hayes John ehields
lSsB 1879
Il q 1o,ooDeA- fhomns h. FerrA,
thcar Boear, tovuehus Wood.
h!chss Aes4y. abasss a shaver,
td~ Ard CRAZY, George J. FerrA
thsEies ospes Mlobse smith,
FREDERICK Goo1ersoa. Thomas
Vim FITZPATRICK Matthew Passea
WILLIAMSBURG.
lara WAND. l6rn wAso.
ONrn hcUagfou, John hhiekA
Thomas Hyiaad. petar Breppaa-
John yree,AAd
lgra
BernArd lsgan
William Worth,
pred'k ". Obsrner.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

ST. LOUIS, Oct 31.-Later and full retui ms
from the Nebraska election elect Daily, Re
publican, delegate to Congress, by III ma
jority. ..... .......... .. ~. ...a
Frank p. Blair retu rned to the city yes
terday, from an e1ectioneering tour through
Pennsylvania and Illinois, and addressed a
large crowd at Soullard Marke, last evening,
in reference to the late presence of Douglas
here, and his reply to questions propounded
by the Bulletin as to his Douglas) alleged
completely with Blalr,t give the latter Greens
seat in the Senate. &c.
Douglas said in his speech here, that the
Republicans make false charge and call
upon the Breckenridge men to swear to it..
These men go around and retail what they
pretend to have been private conversations,
furnishing them to Breckenridge and Repub-
Gcan papers, and saying that If will relieve
them of their obligations Of honor, perhaps
they will speak out Blair said If Mr.
Douglas intended to imply by the above Ian
guagc, that ever sought an interview with
him upon political subjects, and furnished
Breckenridge papers with charges against
him, based upon that conversation, and
sought to have myself called as witness to
prove the charge, he is guilty ola gross and
Nanton f,lsehood, and can produce the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
The Bloomfield Meeting,

We are informed that the Republican
meeting at Bloomfield, on the 9th, was a
decided success. The day was stormy and
the mud deep, yet $500 people assembled t.
hear The truth and rejoice togethsss. over the
prospective election e aBraham LiucoIn.-
"a s'.e Say was cold, and the wind blowing,
and It was impossible to speak in the open
air, two churches were procured, holding
about 1900 people. At least one half the
assembly could not find entrance. S. F.
Miller and DR.. Hills addressed the crowd in
one house, and j. w. Rankin in the other
In the evening, after the Wide Awakes had
made an imposing display, the people were
again addressed by c. C.. Nourse and Dr.
Hills. Ample provisions was made for all
persons in attendance G. Taylor, J. Ba-
ker, j. B. Weaver, Dr. Hurst, as well as
many others, kept hotel all day. Great
credit is due to Jamse Baker and j. B. Wea
yer for their efforts in Davis county. They
have canvassed every part fit with zeal and
ability, and their labors will be rewarded in
November.-G Gate City. "
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
An Infamous ROorback.

One of the basest political operations we
ever heard OF, has just come to our knowl-
edge; but fortunately in time to caution our
readers. We find in circulation here, a cir
cular, without name, address, or date, with
the following sensation headings:
"The People versus Curtis ~ "Who will
you support - "a record of failures and
incapacity" ''Strike but hear US - "The
Mexican War;" following which are three
long columns ofabuse and misrepresentation
Of COL Curtis, in the whole of which there is
not solitary fact that is not falsely colored
or mstated ! Not one. 1t is base libel
from beginning to end, and ought to damn
those responsible for it, to infamy, and will
if they can be found out, but they were too
base and cowardly to permit their names to
appear in connection with it. They have
been deposited in every county, perhaps
sometime, and now on the eve of election,
too late, as they supposed, to admit of refuta-
ton, they are being distributed broad Least
among the people. Republicans denounce
this base roorback, this last resort of dying
marty in the terms il deserves
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
The Right Man for the right
Place.

The question in relation to the .Clerkship
III this county, is simply this. Joseph Ilayne
is an honest man. lie is a competent officer.
He is as conscientious in looking after the
interests of the county as he is his own in.
terestS. He never used an office 20 promote
the interests of himself, or his friends, or
of his party. He treats al men civily, cour
teously, and alike. He never treats politi-
cal opponent differently from a political
friend. lie is already familiar with county
affairs, and will not require two or three ex-
ira clerks to teach him his duties. He never
keeps crowd ofhunyry hangers on around
him to piter from the county, to speculate
off of tax payers, and operate in c,unty
orders. He does the work himself, saves
extra labor, is always at his post of duty,
and always has the peoples money deposited
with him ready when called for. In short,
Joseph Hayne is acknowledged to be the
best clerk in the State, an honor to this
county, and as a man pure and unspotted in
all and every relation. '.rH
The above are facts as every citizen of
this county well knows, and we are willing
to leave the subject right here. We have
no disposition to say anything about Mr..
Brown. 1t is unnecessary. 1t is well known
that he has had no experience in Office, and
it is not contended that he has. 1t cannot
be denied, bat that if he is elected he will
need assistance, and good deal of it, which
the county will have to pay for, and it is
equally well known that the few individuals
about Ottumwa, who alone manifest any
anxiety in behalf of his election, are those
who of all others, will be most likely to have
a personal interest in securing that result.
Ifyou would then promote both your own
and the counties interests, vote for Joseph
Hayne. 1t is important that he be elected,
especially at this time, when new system
of county government is to be inaugurated,
by men who have 10 practical knowledge of
the affairs of the county and VII stand in
need of the services of a clerk who is posted
up in every department. Mr. Hayne is that
man. Vote for him, and get everybody else
to vote for him. That he will be elected,
there is no shadow of a doubt if every voter
in the county votes as his Judgment and in
terest dictates. Enough of them to elect Mr..
Hayne will do so.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Meeting ut Burlington.

Rain on Friday and Saturday morning,
prevented as large an attendance of people at
Burlington, as would otherwise have turned
out but as it was, there was very large
crowd by Railroad from the West and East.
and from the surrounding counties. The
train on the B. & NJ. r, Railroad, consisted
of 25 cars, all crowded There were fully
1000 people en- board. In all there We're
probably 10000 strangers in Burlington on
that day. Hon. Owen Lovejoy, of Illinois,
Hon. f. P. BAR, ofM,., Hon. II. O'Conner,
eff Muscatine, were the principal speakers -
Of course their speeches We're surprisingly
eloquent. OF Wide Awakes, there were
numerous companies, who. as usual, added
much to the interest and attractiveness of
the occasion.