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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
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81 :
You and each Of you are hereby notified that the
petition Of Tabitha NJ Ross 10 on file fn the Of
ice Of the ERIK OF the District Court OF Wapelio
county, IoWs In uhich petitioner asks the Court
decree the specihed performance ora contract, da-
ted January 5ih 1854 by which said William b. Gar
rison agreed to avty by deed In fee to petitioner
Lot No. esq, in the city Of Ottumwa Iowa, and un-
less eac h Of you appear and make defense to said
petition before noon Of the second day Of the
next term of the District Court Of Wapelio county,
Iowa, to be commenced on the aSth day of Noyem-
ber 1854 default will be taken against you and de
cree rendered In accordance with the prayer of pc.
tton and costs. MI. WILLIAMS
Sept. Is, 1S64-4w Atty for Petitioner
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The brick work of the new school house
is progressing with as Iageh vigor as the
scarcity oflaborers will permit. The con-
tract we learn, requires the mason work to
be finished November 1st. They are now
engaged on the second story.
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We shall publish next week very inter
esting letter from Jesse Brookshire giving
an account of the rebellion in Texas as wit.
messed and experienced by himself Mr..
3rookshire vas Demscrat when he left this
c'unty some four years ago, and is 2 good
Democrat yet we take it as he winds up his
letter with the hope that Lincoln will be
elected.
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Uaion club Meeting.

Thursday. (this) evening, at the Court
House Rev. w. F. Cawes, will address the
meeting The Campaign Glee Club will
sing. Ladies' ar respectfully invited
A general attendanc. is expected and de
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SPECHk NDIIEES.
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND IN
ELECTION.

- JECTION.
We call the attention otour female readers IL the
advertisement in our columns of the CHsRoKER REM
EDy and Injection, for the cure OF Fiuor ALbus or
the Whites. These vegetab lie compound have been
found most sovegn specific for this use, by the
moval of which they also aid In regulating the pc
RODS of the female system, often interrupted by
F2uor Aibns. They certain to cure speedily and
thoroughly, and contain mineral poisons- are
perfectly innocuous to the most delicate organiza-
ton. They also the best and efe ctive cure
Of Gonorrhda and elect yet discovered. Call for
Cherokee Remedy or Injection. Soil by all Drug
gists throughout the country. (oct6 I'm.
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Ra||y for Lincoln and johnson,

There will be Union meeting at Ashland
on Friday evening, Oct. 2lst., at z o'clock.
Let there be good turn out on that occa-
sion. Good speakers will be present.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

Daniel Eaton is building large structure
on Green st. near corner Of Front, for a
steam Cabinet ware mandatory.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

Mr.. w. s. Burk, Of the Nonparisl. Coun-
ell Bluffs, favored US with brief call on
Monday. r
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MHRMCE.

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MARRIED at the residence Of Mr.. John Langan uear
Agency City, Oct 9th, 1854, by Rev J. NJ. McElroy,
Ma. GRoReE r. KNIGHT and MISS SARAH ]. LANGAS.
With the above notice came bountiful
supply of cake, for which al hands joined
in wishing ,he happy pair long and pros
porous life.
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20,561 letters were mated a, the Ottum-
wa Post Office during the last quarter.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

ARRIVAL ana Departure Of Mails.
OTTUM WA, IOWA.
@ EASTERN MAIL, A#A
VIA b. 4 n. n. 3. B.,
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted-at1 14o a. m
and 7.35 p. m. Leaves at 9, IS =. m. and 4lo p. m
Time half an hour faster than common. Mailclose
one hour before the train leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk).
Wal TT. D. N. &M.R.R.
Arrives Daily-Sundays excepted-at l2:0C NJ
aud leaves at Ais p. m.
WESTERN MAIL.
VIA rf D. n. &MR.R.
Arrives Daiiy-sundays excepted-at e16 9. m:
and leaves at12:80 p. m. t'
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA pAHLoSEoA TO sIeouRSEY.
Arrives every Friday ats o'clock p. m, aadieaves
very Thursday at s o'clock IN. 't.ts
SOUTHERN MAIL.
VIA PrfsADEL BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted, at 1:Oo p. m, and
arrive at 500 a. m.
WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIED SIX TIMES WEEK.
Arrives and Ieavesevery day, at O'Clock, p. m.
J. W. NORRIS p. n.
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Donations for the Great Sun
per at the Patriotic Festival
and Fair. -

a many inquiries have been made a. 70 What
- may DO needed, and what kind of dom
.t oS acceptable the COMMITTEES beg leave
% state TO the public that Il q not the ntsntio1 70
prepare Great Supper for any one dSV on ne
GEAno HAHy DuG 70 provide Q splendid E1eeesIIon
OF meals which will last from day to dRY fhTonSb
OoL tne entire week. or longer II the Fair Rho5Id
commune. The arrangement will be upon the nnoSt
enlarged seals that the place aud oocaSon viii ISr
nut. 1t u designed to make the Gupper Hi =
dFand Restaurant, and ample aFranRemOnta nm ~
.9aoe % iced and feast the entire Community a..
EInB the occasion. 70 enable the Committte 10 ooT
out their de9ignS Il 4 hoped that All
3tie PeraonS who Will make contributions Hbd "a
tulnk thetr number will be legion, will FeroTf IN
1sttsE or otherWtse 70 the chairman, J. K BotSHord
$50 on water street, below Monroe At lent thrSS
DAYS before the Fair, the 2Sth what they are iii.
ling TO contribute and the day upon which tbo
same may delivered, to whom all donation T5nut ~
properly labelled, stating quantity and valno
OF the articles given, that an nav hGvs dES orSt
for their share In the great and GOOD oDteTnT,S
donations are respectfully solicited Of Butter
6S85s Onoo9a Ham, Dried Beef, Smoked Tongues
65SoiognaS, Rre1h Beef Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Pork.
Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Oysters, ffSh, fre16 or
salt, sugar, Coffee Tea, Flour, Bread, OaeS. Pre-.
serves, Canned and Dried Fruit, Pickles. PotstoeS
feas, Beans, and Vegetables, MIX and 0ream-ins
aeed everything that VIII help Ill and ropIeajIh
the inner man, that the patriotic farmer bntnber
market man and dairy maid, The grocer or ashSrmS5
z willing to donate Jon this grand Ee6tIve oceasion
uonAttons may not only be made At or before the
Of the Fair, the 28th but from DAY
70 day - late e. ThuESdAy. Advancement WIN g
made with the Railroads and steamboatG bY Which,
onkF1putlon1 VIII be conveyed free Of Ghar0 to the
aonoEs. We trust the teeming gtfEg OF our people
u west virginia, and the ABIDING counties in Ohio
and PennSylVAnia, will test the patriotism Of this
J.K. BoTsYoRD, Chairman
" y E 4. BEsikYH11n, E Up SOM SFdoSSEkl
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TAE N. Y. NeraLd ABUSES our Marina.

The N. Y. Herald abuses our Martins.
burg correspondent like pickpocket in re-
turn for his full and complete expose of the
way in which its bogus West Virginia news
from Hunters army is made up. Not a
word of our correspondents expose how
ever, is refuted. It does not deny that T.
@. Wilson, its pretended writer with Hun
ter's army, is not now and never was with
Hunter up the Valley, and that all that he
wrote as it coming under his eye concern
the battle of Piedmont, was compiled and
concOcted at Martinsburg, lit miles dis
tsut from the battle field.
The only reliable newspaper correspon-
dence that has yet been published from
the battle field of Piedmont, is that which
our West Virginia boys have furnished the
LntslAgeneeT. OF course We do not pretend
to compete with the Herald. as newspa-
per, but stillitis notorious that in the mat
ter of West Virginia news of any kind and
description, our columns have regularly
furnished to that sheet and all the leading
papers of the country their earliest, fullest
and most reliable information. Most of
them do us the credit to say SO, but the
Herald gratifies its characteristic and pro.
verbal viciousness towards all it's cotem-
POraries by Safeguarding our expose of its
bogus correspondence.
The N.Y. Tribune is the only paper be-
sides the InteIligeneer that we know of that
has correspondent with Hunters army,
and his account we publish this morning in
connection with one from our ancient
wheeling Boy" writer. which makes the
second or third installment ofnews we have
30 far published from the same quarter.
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'HEADQUARTERs DEPT. WEST VA
MARI1HpDURe. " I e Tall. ,

~ L
-MAREIAsDURe, W. Va, June LIST iSsA
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate vim ~ =.
eeiyed Ct this Office until 12 Il. On sStBrda y re-
IIthi 1864, until January i,t Isss nom June
0iS1S. 1Eo0PS gSattSned ct ParksrSburg, ". Va
" " ": Vs. Wheeling, ". Va NV CrSSi'
GlaiESTilIe. Ia. y; Ea;' Cumberland, Nd, and
ee1sS we setIS sa PsSpoaslI In duplicate, VIII be
1854 tor furnshing Fres Beef from I'M
% January lstl 1885, to the Untted stats1
FeS StA v et frederick City, Nd Harner5s
ny ". Na.' and Msrtia6burE, W Va. PSE
The Beef to be Of good ana nar,,stS II. ,,.,t.
T1.at 4G ~ SI9gorhons Of Fore and Hind d1SItIs
The necS1 ~ ~ and kidney tallow excluded /
delivered under this aRreeTaent SbSI1 ~ nsL @
oI yertebral Joint and the breast IL
nom three 70 four inches ABOVE tbs 49, ~ o9t on
smbEa9 az @ nom aiH to eight inches above IL
The Beef will be deIiyersd a., ,.,,,,. a.,
~ sucn times at the Depot CommiGPsfV ar NIIi, "
O9mmander may direct ------5sHIJ Vi mllitaFy
Blank forms for PropouSIs r,rt =. -, =. -.
graph. 7f7 r = % y 3SS i1s y mall OF tele-
s9nsd sSs T attsehS 70 the proposa be
Inc responsibility Of the gu1raptnrrt ,,,,.4 =
snoMn ~ the ofcial certificate N az TIsrI ~ q. Se
tEct SttOI iet Court or of the United States DE.
Bidders must be present to reypond To tb.,- h,,!
e prepared to give Bonds for the fn,SInt "
Eidered. NPU-AAA Nlu not be con.
PEopos3la must be endorsed distinctly q rono.,,.
3 ~ sHiIl5tg tTssh Beef" and addressed to Can't
virginia HartinBburR, W VA "a WsSt |
tbs 9l1 y IN the name Of rm the names Of
pear OF they will not be conaideFsd. tluss sp-
r,S 5s{men@ % be made monthly In such fnnds a.
aa De on nands II none on hand 10 - nao5s 81
len person OF every member or q firm. ofEsyJn,,
PGSPo - I'm NUT aeeompany t By an oath 81 as
5ot SITsS AZ @ state Government, II he has
,lL. PsoESe9 not Complying strictly With the
-'"'S SPeelneati lions VIII positively be rejected.
J. B. SALISBURY,
t.oo -, az, Captain and Chief O. 8,
!s4e9eoq tin q Department ofWe,t Virginia.
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Dr.. J.. H. Storer, Triadeldhia, ". Va. aJsg-
9, z. Scott, Wellsburg,
]. J. Burns, FairmonE,
James A. Bell, Cameron, 91rE-
jas. 3. Wharton, Parkefnbure. r.
Geo. Bier, New MArtinsVille,
Andrew Dare, SistersVille, "a
Ehos. Hough, MannlnRton,
Horace Resley, Grafton, IW -s. r...
Geo. Edwards, MoundS1ille, .
II, HAgans, MorgantoWn,
Jas. I. Waym n, Glen Raston
5no. Irwin, ClaFkSburE, ss .-
Jas. A. Campbell, Bethany
Jno. Bayha, Fulton,
Joel TTuesdales West Alexander, Pa HS
HG5e. simpson, oIeySTillO, -lidI
John Baird, Warrington, --G .
=. J. Crotherg, TAyl0rBtoWn,
.. 2. Rhodes, Bridgeport, Ohio. -"1F
H. B. Rice, MAFtinSViilO, Is -.. ...t.
g. W. Dlworth, Mt, Pleasant a. ...,
Col. Q. L. Poorman, st. ClairuTiIle,H
J. Ltppincott, Jr., Morristoyn Ht 'H" Sc
Richardson 4 Bro, BelIair0, 500
Jno. Saunders, SuhhIh,
Wilson Bro, Oadiz,
J. P.Watson, HsrrisVille,
=, Battelle, Newport, G -TY5.ta TO
Wilson Stringer, W4St Wheeling ..
ChA% Hare, Summarized,
u. Benninghaus, Williamsburg, IA
Capt. Watson, GREY willie, = sstu - --- 81
d. Blackburn, HAFfiottGViIle. g .--- (
Jno. BrAdheld, BarnsVIlle,
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To the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Wheeling and Vicinity.

VIE undersigned earnestly urge upon you indi.
"A, YlaaaiIy and collectively, to lend us your aid
ana cooperate with US in our efforts to make the
LtGEH department OF the Grand Patriotic Pestiyai
and Fair worthy of tho occasion and : tffumnbant
success. fGETI - 'Ai---''
Ladies, We appeal to you in behalf OF this great
GnElstan charity to aid rs In orga nj En otr e5oi
artSon and supplying it with the necessary
play. 'AN WI hnI ull'
Organise ct once, and call on your friends. nsisb.
oofs end ielloE-citzens at home and abroad to eon
onte Wild Rl9TeEs, Moses, singing Birds Of All
4ina5; ho9ness Shells Potted Plants, EyeTRreeng
aaps ing BaSkets, Fancy WFeathS, Artificial Flow
SlsS tioMeE vases and statuAry. Everything NOT
donated viii be returned to the oWners a tbs con-.
cluSlon Of the Festival, - ~" S9Al-
gentlemen, cooperate with the ladies' IN this ana.
cality Of undertaking and ad them Nv Yo E
S9Ssi and Hesitation Of earnest feeling and
patriotic Interest in all that concerns the Worf
provoke ono another to good works" In thu Inn.
contributions may be delivered to the different
members Of the COMMITTEES or to apy Of Tho III ~
gentleman assistantg = 7-5 VI Sn9 lAay OF
VII MoNRELY, --sI NJ q Tnonp ".
" V9hhbAf1 JOS. SEYBOLD,
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Festival and Fair"

pERsoNs Silhing to subserfbo to the fund nov
being raised in connection with the Fair for
the benefit Of our sick and wounded soldiers viii
please cali on the underSIgned 1t his place Of bunI
nea8 and do %, other duties In eonnection Vitb
the association will now prevent hi6 calling an
them n person. Those who hgye already S1b0eTibSd
and not yet paid In thelr GubScrfpkion6
jSIslv Chairman f sSas SoS oS@lts.::o.
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A RARE DOOUnIRNT,

The subjOined letter was put into our
hands yesterday for publication.
The following note accompanied it:
WaEELMs, June 20, 1864.
Editors InfeEligencer
IenclOse to you letter picked up by q
boy in the streets of Mouudsville.
You are at liberty to use it as you see
6t. Yours, Respectfully, 30.
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COrroS goods have recently experienced
heavy and rapid rise in the East, in con.
sequence of the advance of cotton to one
dollar and fifty cents per pound.
We understand that some of our mer.
chants have been fortunate buyers of pref
ty large purchases just previous to the
rise.
We suppose that wool and wooden goods
will feel the advance very sensibly ere
long.
Petroleum oil has also risen smartly in
consequence of a European demand. That
also has redounded to the benefit of hold.
ers of stocks and manufactures in this city.
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Festival and Fair

INVOICES AND Lists OF DONATIONS to the
u Fancy Goods Department should be handed In
BY Wednesday or Thursday Of this week. II not
convenient for contributors to leave their donations
at the places heretofore designated the committee
viii send for them IL notified of the fact. Friends
will oblige us by acting early and promptly in the
matter. g THEo. N. GoRRELL,
je21.2t Chairman Of Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

COMNEEOEMEST exercises will begin at
Bethany College on Thursday evening, the
sOth, with exhibitions of the Literary Soci.
cites, aud commencement day will be on
the 2ud of July. The Board of Trustees
will meet on the 1st Of July. o.
The usual commencement day has here
tofors been on the 4th. -l.. --.s
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gpises it means aid and comfort to the
rebels In arms. This letter gives a praoti.
cal point to our warnings. Mr.. Oldham il
. quiet secessionist-one who has been
lying low and watching his opportunity
ever since his fall into disgrace in
the Spring of 1881 by virtue of his espou-
sal OF the cause of the couspirators. Most
ot our readers will recollect the secret
Dent letter which appeared in our columns
IN the fall Of 1861, written by N. N. Dent,
otAorgantown, to Oldham, giving him adj
vice and instruction as to how the cause
OF the South could be served, in Congress.
Doubtless this letter is one of piece with
the scheme which then fell through. Old.
ham has not let go his hope, albeit his
sky has been very much overcast, but is
watching and waiting for his opportunity,
and TO that end is keeping up an under.
standing with such men as Baker. Rnt
the votes are against him. Astbe kind
guardian of the Union cause will have it.
his machinations come to light to a sufi.
cieEt extent to keep him closely suspiciop-
ed and generally distrusted. he viii nev.
er succeed. He is irretrisvabIy fallen as a
politician. Nothing short of the absolute
success Of JEFF. Davis & 90. can ever re-
store his forfeited position. And what a
restoration that would be for all of us l.
even for him, poor unfortunate man that
he lie!
God save West Virginia from such ca
lamityl @ 5asa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FTARRE will be business meeting Of the LADIES'
Il of the I'd Presbyterian Church and OonRFeEa-
ton. ct the Church, each evening at O'Clock uBtil
the Rair. ie2l.at
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FELLoW-OIrIzRNs.

One and all, come help along this benevolent under
taking. Because yea feel secure don't forget that
war walks abroad in the land, that war must have
It's victims, aud that but for these for whom We
plead war might even now be upon you and yours.
Don't wait TO be called upon, committees will not
have time, but voluntarily and cheerfully come up
to thi! feast of love. and there laying your gift
upon its altar plight 8fresh your tr0th to your
bleeding country aud each other and rush to save,
OIL save from lingering wounds, disease and death,
these brave defenders of your all
II every man, woman and child among Us would
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise.
Contribution Of money should DO made to
JOHN DoNL0N, Chairman,
ALEX LAUGHLIN, MORGAN L. OFT,
fi-t}t Finance Committed.
Contributions, other than money, should be sent
to the warehouse Of Jno. =. Hoph ms, No SO, Main
street. where they will be properly cared for. An
articles should have card attached giving owner
name and residence, and probable value OF same
and stating whether donated, or loaned for the en-
mens OF the Han. aE Etts tel0
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A. PIP Al.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
COUNTIES. 5,.f5 - :

ne appeal 70 you to contribute of Your abundanoo
20 the relief Of the sick and woun6ad SoIjtHS
ance While many Of Your fe IIoitgs your assist;
their farms rayaged and their home jeSo1S ~, -
me ruthless iron heel of war, you have besn msrc
Iauy spared. Thanks to . kind ProvidSnce III
these War.Worn veterans for whom va TISoJ a n3
time and harvest have returned a. uSntI fti sSSSa
~ H. is AZ. are i1 and your pockets fuller sim
- y0u Know thAt the brave soldiers to whom vow
owe your All are suffering for msre tjtbS ~ y,
10y they nave preserved to you, and ErudgS tbaSo
and In kind, free win oherinS 70 tboHa m n 9ney
you owe your harvest. homeS. ''-9''i " "H0tn
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS Avn
,WoRKINGMEN OF WHEELING
Always fruitful in good works. let not yo1r b..a,
this their time Of need. but for tber1 i9
nave no shops 70 work in-no work to doI NJ
t et 9at your eattnde In stingy measure, but como
@ the rescue - you have often done beSo,s a.
money ana In products, in labor and n skiII =
MERCHANTS OF WHEELING =
In any lesI emergency No ihouIda blH., :. X,
% you your patriotic generosity q On 80
cord everywhere But forget not that al. 3:
n trSdeS DEB. Of IN sou 1 nSss you eysE gaye
Souf gains would not repay. Don't ALTER nov ~
Se e more Pu the elastic band and lay the WsiIst
LADIES!
Little need be said to you your b.,,,, - "
ready your hearts are always falII a.
gq9T county calls you 70 your duty We InoI Sa',
q. - MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL
III up your noeu to be Eealo1S in thiI hos s.n,.
ele9d with them 70 emulate the examriS - tf.
80 sS1laritan ct old Never was brfhtsr one
was there more feSrf1i eor
CHILDREN
ave your pocket money and spend Il AZ N. p...,
.sss FESTIVAL There Il Wll bring Won an it+I.
.OLIn ana neal many wound beside. "
5 ~ OF NRIGHBORING TOWNS
t5sS ~ SSur sympathy and also sonethinE raoTs
Some Jealous patriot in each eornrnupftv -. -,
~, y. Love rolling, and when e Il oiled ygfI ~ Il
~ =, y t1e-e poor poldt0rG have preiSIVSil 81
~ s9i y On g Us and soon, Te.hlled NE IsoI,
Ss \, s1 q oplE1tn1 eon8olAtionn, Ghan - roIs
VIM Al ~ ~ -. q ne Hlek and the nanRISd
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NOTICE.

IL requested to meet in the Lecture Room on
Wednesday morning, June ~, precisely ct O'Clock.
ie2l-2E Mrs. n &, TODD, PFOsidank
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BRoRN's BRoNoAIAL TRocHEs are. vide
y known as an established remedy, for
CoEghs, Colds, BnORckitis, HoGrse4sss, and
other troubles Of the Throat aud Lungs
LhelF good reputation aud extensive use
mas brought out limitations, aud similar
preparations representsd 70 be the same.
which are generally injurious. OBTAn only
s. BrOteHs BrOHehiaE ZFoe6ss."
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WANTED,

TMMEDIATRLY.-Ay young man bstvssn ia and
Il 20 years Of age. None need apply unles8 they
can come well recommended.
te31 HARPER BRO
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WnEEI1No, Jupe lstb, 1se4

~.
WHEELING, June 18th, 1864.
W. 81. OLDHAM, ESQ.
M DEAR Sra: have just returned
from trip 70 the mountain counties and
find yours dated the 9th.
The idea of being represented at Chi.
cagO is entirely abandoned, but the idea of
trying to get up some kind of an OrRani-
ration this fall is not entirely given over.
do not know whether 1t will succeed or
not, but do know We have the Strsngth if
We but show the will to accomplish much
In even this African idiotic- ridden State.
i will not be able to go to New York be-
fore the 10th or 18th July, against which
time 500 or even 500, would certainly be
OF great advantage TO me. 5s..a
Sincerely,
(sigued0 LsWis BAKnR.
The writer Of the above is We believe.
the principal person connected with the
Wheeling Register, lately from Ohio. His
name stands at the head of its columns
The person to whom it is addressed is
Wylie H. Oldham, the leading secessionist
in MarshAll county, who voted for the Ordi.
nance in 1861.
The letter explains itself, and shows what
is going on in an underground way here in
West Virginia among the sympathisers
with the rebellion. We rejoice to have the
confession of one who has justb been beating
about among the bushes seeking 10 rally
the scattered aud demoraliEed cohorts Of
secession, that the task seems to him we'll
nigh hopeless, and that he is very mnch
discouraged At the prospect of being able
to do anything towards freeing this "Atri-
Oau-idiOtic-Fidden State" (1) from the do
miniOn of the loyal people who now hold
sway within its borders. si
What the writer says about the
strength" of COpperheadism 10 the State
must be taken with due allowance when he
has to ask Oldham for charity of zone
hundred, or evsn City dollars,n wherewith
to visit New York. Mr.. Oldham being q
secessionist of some means is drawn upon
for the support of the cause pretty freely,
Probably IL the cause was numerically
strong the tax would not fall SO heavy upon
one Of his moderate purse. ~
We have often, at proper times, warned
cur people as to what was meant by all the
sbams put forth in our midst under the
name of Democracy. When the term il
boiled down and stripped of all its dis
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