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The Candidates for Representatives.

The Candidates for Representatives.
1t ia no less important 70 cie<s the Union
candidates for the LegisIaedfs, than 1t 10
the candidate for ths Senate. as their votes
will count on all the important questions
to be decided there. They are Charles
Dudley, of Agency, and Peter Knox, OF
Columbia, both old citizens of the county,
both men Of the first order Of talent, both
experienced in publicaffairs, and both well
known and popular men. They are true
and tried Republicans, and able champions
of the Union cause. They live, the one in
the western part and the other in the east
ern part of the county. The positions they
occupy giving ample guarantee that the
interests of all parts of the county will be
faithfully attended to. Every vote should
ne polled for Dudley and Knox. They de-
serves q rousing majority.
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The Republican Union Party.

Union men! are you ready for the con-
test next Tuesday, Have You duly re-
Elected upon the importance of the election
to be held on that day? We address you
as brethren, with whom we have fought
shoulder to shoulder the great battles for
freedom through the past stormy political
period of rebellion, and with whom we
have rejoiced over so many triumphs OF
what we have all believed to be the right,
and what is now conceded to be the right
The memory of the past, old associations,
and the hopes and demands of the future
all now appeal to us rs they scarcely ever
have before During the eight dreary and
dark years Of the past we have marched in
solid column from victory to victory. We
first together rushed into the breach when
treason renred it's monster head in the land;
we have stood by the Government and the
army in all their efforts to suppress the re-
bellion; we have sustained the National
credit; We have in every and all ways de-
Tended the absent soldiers from the fire in
the rear. in his right to the ballot, and to
support for the families they left behind;
In State and Congressional legislation we
have originated and carried through those
measures, the success Of which are now
the fruits Of the war and the establishment
of mankind. Indeed is our party glori-
GUS one! History furnishes not its equal
in high resolve, patrioticpurposes,o or grand
achievements. Shall we:now falter? Shall
we lay down our arms now before the
fruits of all our victories are gathered and
Secured7 Shall Ne ayield' 60ehxfeeaesa tht
-azaa@s-s, eopferneadism in disguise. The
true soldiers party is the Union party.
and there the soldiers will be found with
very few exceptions. The flag is up. Raj
~ r"und the flag. boys! One charge along
tho whole line, and the political as well as
the military victory will be complete
Once more to the breach, men! ...s..
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The Senatorial Canvass.

The canvass in this county, 50 far as tn,
S-natorship is concerned, and as between
The two candidates, requires few remark.
from US. We have heard, personally, non.
OF the speeches on either side, but we arr
pretty we'll posted in regard to the way tho
thing has worked. and we are somewha,
acquainted with the men. .... ...
As to the Hon. +. H. Stiles, we have had
favorable opportunity to Judge of him
~ a politician and man, since he aban.
ooned the sham Democracy and Joined the
ranks OF the party of freedom, He mas
pesseVered in the course he started out
upon, has been true to tine cause and prin-
c'pies ne espoused, and has in every way
r"udsred efficient service; we shall honor
nm for 1t, and believe, in spite of the at
tempt to dispnrage and vilify him, that his
motives are pure and noble. The best test
OF motive Is right and consistent action.
NO man In this county has rendered more
valuable and efficient service to the Union
cause. both by speeches. personal exertion
and by his purse than Stiles has. He has
ever been foremost where blows were to be
taken and given, has never faltered in the
darkest hours of trial, and he has exerted
M influence in behalf Of the right that has
been appreciated. As lawyer, as bus
lntss man, al citizen. as n politician. ms
-'g,slator, he has acquitted himself with
ability. AS public speaker, he has no
superior amongst us. This heUnion men
or "apeilo well know. He is our candi-
Cate, iairl nominated, and he ought to be
elected. And what is more, he will be.
We well know if Mr.. Stiles is elected
that he will vote for the Constitutional
Amendment abolishing slavery; for Sena-
torsin Congress who will refiectour will in
the National Legislature, and for measures
generally which will aid, 30 far as Iowa
can do SO, the General Government in re-
storing peace to the country upon the basis
OF Republican liberty and equality. On
Ia" suffrage question, his position ought to
receive the approval of all. He smoke and |
voted in the State Convention against in |
Producing that issue into this canvass. AZ
ms competitor, though a member of the
same Convention, did not. If elected, he
will he guided by the will of his constitu-
EMS ana the then desire of II majority of
The people in regard to it's submission to
vote OF the people. As to local questions,
his course in the House at the last session
As sufficient guarantee that, with the ex-
Perience there acquired, he will in the Sen
ME be the most influential and efficient adj
y"cates of our interests We can send there.
In short, ~ between Mr. Stiles and Colonel
no sincere Union man can hesi-
tate to give the former his hearty and en-
thn@Iastic support. He is a Republican.
y 2 is our nominee, he has been true to us.
he IL honest. he u able, he has had expert.
r'ence, and he Is woythy of CONFIDENCE,
lnasmuch ~ the main fight is made on 9
'in', he should have the largest majority !
III the ticket
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and keeping step sim 70 the old music Of
the Unios, follow the flag to another and
final victory, which shall insure the ex-
tinction of thu cause OF all our woes, slave
ry; which shall punish and eradicate treas
on, and establish Law, justice and equal
rights upon an iinusovable basis, on every
foot of the sob OF the Republicf
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New York. Oct. 4

.a New York, Oct. 4.
The Asia arrived here last night with
dates to September oath. There Is nothing
new regarding the Fenians; another petty
onicer was arrested in the Cork garrison.
but 1t is believed that the trsops a. a bod v
are perfectly reliable. Dublin detectives
areat work in England. Two Fenians had
been arrested, one in Sheffield; all were
sent to Dublin. A Fenian organization in
Liverpool is reported to continue active,
Notwithstanding arrests. "4'a a 1'f
The Dublin Evening Mail says the evil
dences are so volumnious that the exami-
nation of prisoners could not take place.
UP to the 23d all quiet throughout Ireland.
At latest dates gunboat continued to
cruise of Cork, looking out for vessels, re-
ported to have cleared from America with
arms. 81. ..E". - lh.. "
The Times editoriaily holds up the
movement to contempt as ridiculously alb
surd and utterly insignificant in propor-
ton, but says it is something to have it
clearly shown that the American Govern.
ment rejects all participation which the
fondly expected,
The Army and Navy Gazette does not
believe in the troops being infected with
and say they are stationed on
sound military principles in event of ris-
ng, and numbers twenty-six hundred Do !
ice. !
Inc Moniteur authoritatively states, no
'hange in the members or policy of the
french Government is ontemplated, the
umors are the invention of evil disposed,
'ersons.
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For GOreraor-- NJ. STONE.
For Lieutenant GoUernor-B. +. CUE.
fbr Judge Of the Supreme Court
GEO. G.. WRIGHT.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
U. FA VILE.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1885
Chairman Of State Central Committee
JOSHUA TRACY, Burlington, Iowa.
Wapello County Ticket.
For Senator, ,.
EDWARD II. STILES. .
For Representatives..
.. CHARLES DUDLEY,
PETER KNOX. .,-
For Treasurer, .-s----
JOSEPH HAYNE:
For Sheriff,
GEORGE A. DERBY.
For County Judge.
Major ]. 8. PORTER.
For Superintendent of Schools,
Y. A. SPAULDING. ... .
. For Coroner,
A. L. CHANBERLIN.
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TRY GOODS, Trimmings, &c.

We ere constantly receiving, sdirect from Impor.
| tiers, the largest AMI most handsome styles OF
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ISThe London Times IL now-a-d.x.
extremely nxious to appear ss the warm
friend Of the United States. In q recent
leader, II not only denounces the depreda-
tons Of the Shenandoah, and 'shares In
the indignation Of the Americans against
her," but 1t actually calls on the British
Government to assist the United States In
English ships Of war ITO treat the Shensn.
doah a. any other pirate" Do the editor.
OF the Tnses still hope for the psyment Of
their Confederate Bonds,
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inounce himself ~ candidate.

New York, Oct. 2.
1t seems after all that the result of the
N. Carolina election is an Overwhelming
Union triumph. In many localities the
fartisans Of Davis and Vance were elect
ed over Union candidates. Tn Jackson
county. Chief Justice Pearson. a radical
Union man, was defeated by reconstruct
ed sccessionist. In Wake county. Mr.. J
l.. Remington. the Editor of the Progress
strongly Union, received but al0 votes in
apoll Of 2, 800. ..'.. .'.-o o." .''
The Herald's Washington special Of the
End says: That on the last of January
there were 200 General Hospitals in tho
country, with thousands Of patients under
treatment. AT the present time there are
nut 40, containing about $500 patients
and by the aid of thoroughly scientific sur-
gical treatment together with liberal ex-
penditure Of money for wooden legs. arms
ana things of that sort. The Medical De-
partment is rapidly reducing that NUN Der.
n" expense is spared by the Government
In starting its shattered defenders in the
world again as near as possible as good as
new. ISL" "H. .=..T H.#r..a. :. . .. ..
Gen. Wool. Gen. Howard. Gen. Palmer
ana Senator Wilson had an Interview with
The President this morning. Commiss.
Toner Cooley, of the Indian Bureau and
tho delegates that accompanied him to the
recent Grand Council, held with the red
men OF the Northwest, are expected to re-
turn to this city tho latter part ofthe week.
New York. Oct. Sd.
The Heralds special, dated Raleigh Oct.
md. says the North Carolina RECONSTRUCT
ion Convention met here to-day. and was
organized with Edwin G. Reade as ils
head. Mr.. Reade was Representative in
ne a'th Congress from the State. He is a
native OF Orange county. where he was
porn In 1872. He has been engaged in the
practice oflaw and took no active part in
he late Rebellion. ...s
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PHILADELPHIA

--'"-"|. -" FhiladelPhia, Oct 4.
A fire last night destroyed French d
Richards Wholesale Drug warehouse on
Tenth and Market streets. ",a , .-a..
.. Fortress Monroe, Oct 1.
A 10 inch Dahlgren gun was taken To
the Rip Rsps to-day. It il designed for
testing the strength of the casemstss in
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Ot'seT COPperhead State ticket"

| VIC hao the pleasure OF meeting Ma
Jor General j. NJ. Corse:: in Chicago. las
week, then en route for st. Paul, the head
quarters of his Department. The recor,
OF General Corse in the war is a brilliap
one. 1t should be studied. We cow Tn.
following from "The Great March" eiyins
an account Of the defense of Allatoona
one OF the most brilliant achievements o
the war, Of which General Corse was tn,
Hero: f-.' ....
| Standing on the top Of Kenesaw, Gener
al Sherman saw the white puffs of smok,
which told Of the contest raging at ALA
toona. He felt confident of the result; for
anticipating the possibility of this rash at
tempt OF the Rebels, he had ordered Corse
down from Rome to hold Allatoona until
his column could come up. He knew Corse
70 be quick of comprehension, determined
in execution, and brave as the brayest.
The Hero Of Allatoona Pass need have
no nobler epitaph than the words of Sher-
man upon that morning of doubt and mis-
giving: "1know Corse; SO long as he lives
the Allatoona Pass is safe.' .na.. rau..f
1t may be truly said that Corse il the EN-.
podlment of the defense Of Allatoona.-
Ills quick comprehension is only equaled
by the celebrity of execution which has dis
tinguished him upon MANY a battle field
tie is brave almost to rashness, and with
that quality combines indon,itabls energy
and perseverance. Corse is one of a large
number Of officers in the Western Army
OF whom it Is sometimes said, when the
firing comes sharp and frequent from an
indicated direction, ''Oh, Corse is in there
Is her He'll take care of that front. sure:
he will wake them up" etc. ....r... !,
General Corse is of medium height. ratb-
or go"d-looking, open-handed, open heart
ed, and genial. He is one of that class of
men who make friends easily and seldom
lose them. At the time of which I wr;ta
he commanded the 4th Division of the 18th
Corps, the soldiers of which will alwsvs
remember with pride the gallant Hero OF
Allatoona. H..... H.. .s .. T..
The battle in question was the decisive
point OF the campaign in pursuit of Hood.
The same night. COrse, though severely
wounded and suffering, went to Rome with
his remaining troops. After the failure OF
the rash assault, the Rebel General passed
by Rome. and threatened, but did not at
tack Resaca, for Sherman was now close
in bis track. Hood effected . temporary
Judgment at Dalton. Then, collecting mis-
hungry, barefooted men; and catherine
what little plumber he could find, he lied
over the mountains and down the valley
It the rate Of twenty-five miles . day to
isylesville, and thence to Gadsden, where
ne rejoined his trains, to make his fatal
march toward Nashville. r..E .....:
General Sherman waited some time at
until fully assured of the d.
'ection taken by his late antagonist. He
hen detached the 9TH Corps, and subse-
luently the 2sd, with orders to join Cen
RAJ Thomas, who received full instruc-
ions a. to the course he WAS tn adont . |
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TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1895

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JOSHUA TRACY, Burlington, Iowa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
at the new school House in Ottumwa, Monday, Oct,
9th 1865 - $500 4
The rooms Ia the st and End stories only will be
used At present The third story is to be repaired
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pred In that mi amer as IL Ia 6nnshed which
will be about Nov. LIST.
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