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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03
ONCE MORE.

THIS is the last issue of our weekly
before the eleesion., audit becomes
orr duty to urge upon the attention
Of every republican Union voter in
the county, sech matters as strike
us as Important:
1st. See that every republican tick
ct at your precint corresponds with
the State and county ticket at the
head of our columns in this weeks is.
sue.
20. Our opponents true to their
old instincts, may circulate inst pre-
vions to the election all manner Of
misrepresentation and Galschoods in
different parts Of the county, in or
der,if possible to Influence now and
then a voter to 90 with them. They
will do this when they suppose for
want of time, the falsehood cannot
be retuted. las. .Il. s.yti9e.) .f d..
3D.. Remember each one of you
Republicans, that your whole duty Is
not performed by simply voting
yourself. but that it is absolutely in
cambent upon you to see that every
republican vote in yonr school dis
trictl is cast by two or at the further
est three i o'cloc <! on the day. Of cleo
ton. Lctno;; one wait for his neigh
Dor TO dor this work. but every
republican act s,hongh all depend
ed upon him alone, and then a glori
Gus triumph will crown your efforts
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E. i. Burton's War Record,

All during the war the, names Of
III. 3. Hendershott, and n. u, Bur-
ton Coppcrhead candidate for the
Legislature, appeared at the head Of
the Ottumwa Mercury as editors and
proprietors. It's rank Coppcrhead.
ism, and hostility toaaH the war meas.
ures Of the Government to suhduc
the rebellion. are matters Of notoricty
TO the people of Warcle county
Mr.. Burton is personally gentleman,
and q lawyer Of decided ability, hut
having voluntarily thraigh al7s paz
per, aided nnd encouraged tho enemy
to the extent of his power, and now
being n candidate for an, office. we
claim the right to bring mp in iadg-
rment hislrecord against him. That
it is odious, and reeking with disloy-
atty tothe government, in the only
time in hin life that IT, was worth
anything tobe loyal, and faithful il
no fault Of ours.9 tsais9a Won yTy
I Without going further buck than
August II, 1864, while Grant was at
Petersburg. and Sherman before At.
lanta, theI Mercury imam article enti-
tied "Stabborn Facts" says .i.oaJ !
7fi .;sThe war which was to be- ended
in t6Olor 90 days at most has con-
tinned for, eye 3 long years-Abol :
itl t'rh :. controlled and managed it.
Over 1000, 900 ofmen have been fur
nished-more than 200, 900 lives have
been lost-s3. 900, 600, 900 have |, been
/ expended--no seeded State, has been
/ restored to the Union. 81 *.,,,'*ss,zzs3s
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speaking OF the TAO -, y5sse Ie-
tersburg mine assault the saiRt article
SAYS: 'n3mIg5q2o }hnr2 mi III nari
q $50 far from taking anything, by
his long digging operation. he met a
bloody ;repulse, attempting an assault
after it. OF course, as all good Off
GERS Know, His negro troops, whom he
tried tonse for'lack OF white men,
proved ,odrthlSssae soldiers, and mere.
ly numbered the fieldl, So, Good bye
Petersburg! Good bye Richmond !!
Good bye Grant God be with you
al-according to your 2 respective
meritslh sidl 'a go s4lsai iffhGs
i Meantime, .the raid II Is it "a raid?
We don't know. Bptnur impression
is that il is the advance of a formid-
able army ofveterans Of the Co1fed-
eracy, who mean. with Lee at their
head, u take Wqstiington, before this
month is Overt Az ~" ~ 7i'1i Z
We do not careto speculate farther
in war news. Secretary, Stanton has
ceased to send his lying dispatches to
oitr fussy picayune General John A.
Dix! May God, id his mercy, rid US
OF DIN 2! and sstantos',tu.' t'..;.- -..>>s-
terri
From the Mercury Of August 18th,
| 1864, Nc find tho following, taken
originally from the Statesman, the
copperhead State organ at 'Des
MONIES. The occasion for these fen.
dish ntterances was Mr.. Lincoln's
last call for troops: i's!..l''''4S3'i. a'
Otis a capital joke; almost as good
a joke lis a legal tender greenback III
discount Of sixty odd cents I'M tho
dollar, Or as Uncle, dAbe's Bull
against the comet or his peace nego-
i tiation joke on Greedy. Mr.. Lincolr
is 30 full Of his jokes thatit is no easy
matter to run counter with them
His national Liability joke of 81, 000,-
1000 600, and bis mortality joke O
10000 Of American youths, ane
| his mutilation joke Of 100000 one
arms and wooden legs, and his mour
4 ming joke Of four or 10, 600, 900 o
i women and children adorned :,
black, -yifn.5ss hltGs.oy4 u lz.as.;LAs Z
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Do you desire the era Of low
prices and worthless free bank
yshinplasters restored with their
annual and ruinous panics, sweep.
ing s away your substance? Well
the best way to inaugurate the
old system OF Page and Bacon
money, and ten cents per bushel
fer corn in worthless money, anG
store goods. Is to vote the cop
perhead ticket Fand restore the
hard times preceding the war.
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Z e A lesson that should not be for-
gotten"
,dAnd finally to day. We lay before
our readers a series of resolutions,
drawn np BY one, Clarke, a refugee
from Arkansas, which we're publish
Cd in the Msrcary Of February Sd.
1863. ''s's'2 "'29 s'','4''a 4@t4
ios.We recommend that the follow
ing resolutions or nesasimilar to be
passed by every townshiptandcounty
organization Ia Off tho Democracy
throughout the state sna
.sa Resotued, That the Administration
has violated its oft-repeated pledges,
deceived the people, ana betrayed
the army and the cause ofthe coun-
try ;G.that the said Emancipation
Proclamations, whether considered
as military edicts or as measures Of
political policy, are a supposition Of
power wholly unauthorized by the
Constitution. a gross pcrvcrsion OF
the ond and object OF. the Govern
ment, and can lead tono consequent
ces whatever, except sach as will be
disastrous to the country either by
the way Of rendering the rebel cause
or through the barbarous and dis
graceful process Of exciting negro in
surrection and converting the war
from acivil 10 q servilc war. in vio-
lation Of the laws and well known
snsuages of the civilized world, SO dis.
turbing and deranging the organized
industrial and commercial relations
of the several sections, as to spread
devastation and ruin over the coun-
ter revolutions in the loyal States,
md ending either in division into
several petty ind .jarring Republics,
or in the conversion Of the Govern.
|mept Of the Union into a consolidated
military establishment, based upon q
Northern despotism and . Southern
Fserfdom. I" ~ 429o i...2a l'iF '52s'''1
b. Resolvcd, That the dogma that sla.
uery isthe cause Of the war; is non.
sensically false, and the project Of de-
stroying that institution ny force Of
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During the war the infamous Cop

During the war the infamous Cop
perheads said Grecnbacks and Gov
crnment Bonds were worthless
thst they would never be paid and
that Reputation was inevitable
They are outraged now because they
are worth something and seek TO
make them worthless. and still insist
on reputation. They say they are l
wonderful financiers! Th IL mod
Iesty is just equal 70 their t sagac'.y.
They propose sustaining public cred
it By destroying it, just as they are
undertook 70 ..save tie Constitution
BY making war upon Il; just ! e. they
propose to sustain. freedom. by ma
.Copperheads! Charles Mason -
head Of his class. He can Provo
himself by his record the most per-
verse of the tribe a,ckcys.
:" ~ ga jfffF b 3. +
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DO you want to make the Sherifrs
office tho best paying ono in
the esnnty, and see sheriff's sales and
mortgage foreclosures pasted OIL
every public place in the County as
they were before the Republican
party came into power? Then 90
straightway and vote the party tick
ct thatbrought these things ALL about
when in power.
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In the Mercury Of the 9TH Of June,
1864, just before LINCOLN and Nc
Clellan were nominated, we findv the
following call for q Democratic State
Convention It was publishedunder
the editorial head and evidently with
the editorial approval. The italics
are ours:
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col. MERRfLL's MISTAKE.

An obscure coppcrhcad paper in
this State, impudently asserts Of Col.
$. Merrill, the Republican candidate
for Governor: 100 GGEa
."He has never been known in tho
course ola long life to do = disinter-
ested action. He went into the war,
served without distinction, and ca,ne
out. ofcoursc, with moro money
than he had when he entered 't
Yet the man thus vilifed left large
wealth, = delightful home, family
Ito whom be was intensely devoted, u
'fourishing business, and all the en-
gagcments and allurements OF Q pros
porous career. and at All age'when, no
was exempt from military duty en-
itered the army, was SO severely
wounded that his life was for sever
al weeks dispaired Of, and at length
left his command followod by the
published regrets OF all his officers
and men ct for duty and able to sign
their names TO the voluntary testi-
monial!
But Col. Merrill had no business to
90 ssinto the war;" He should have
staid at home, rs did Charles Mason,
and like that worthy employ his
easy leisure in writing appeals to
the people to resist the Lincoln des.
potism.' Tn not emnlating Mason,
Col. Merrill made u sad mistake, and
one that will deprive him of oil, Cop
perhead votes.-Daucnport Gazette.
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/ CAN'T SLEEP NIduTs.- hacking
cough, sore throat, difficulty Of
breathing, are the results Of hard
colds. Goes Cough oBalsam allays
the irritation, gives ease and rest to
the patlant, and effects d pcrmanent.
curse Of all lung and pulmonary com
plants.
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Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com.

BEWARE or FRAUDs.-We have
satisfactory Information, that extern
slve fraudulent voting is in con fem
l'lation by the Cops, in their das-
rerata attempts to carry this coun-
~, and especially in Keokuk town
ship, along the route Of the st. j.. &
G. r. r. Lot the republicans there
and everywhere be on the alert; have
some Of their best and most resolute
men at the voting places, all day and
challenge every suspected vote.
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! county-ri|.c::k|!.el't.

For Representatives.
CHARLES DUDLEY, ~ 3
oijof Agency TIP. Cd
SAMUEL T. CALDWELL,
of Columbia township.
For Sheriff. 4af
SANFORD KIRKPATRICK,
of Highland township. ~
For Treasurer and Collector. =,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Of Centertownship.
For County Judge.
JAMES S. PORTER,
ofCenter Township. ~
For Superintendent Common Schools.
S. L. .BURNHAM,
Of Center tip. ssy tfT.yi
For Coroner. e
A. L.'CHAMBERLAIN,
~ of Agency township. $500
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CENTRE TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN
TICKET

CENTRE TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN
a- TICKET. h
coaeFor Supervisors. eoh
'59Y JAS. d. LAID, s.l ~
CHARLES F. BLAKE. -
For Justices Of the Peace. Ii9
G. G. BLAKE, Ip&l z
JACOB SHANK. Ia, H., rs I.
For C0nstdbles, I'D
ASAHEL TERRELL. y
ROBT. B. STEVENSON, -
CHARLES WILLIAMS. TIL.
For To,onship Trustees. es' y
'LZOLLARS,s s.' Is Fl,
JOSEPH H. MERRILL,
" n. II. CARTER.
ON For, Toacnship Clerk aau
CAPT. w. III. G. JACQUES.
For Township Assessor. Y.
JAMES : FINDLEY. 'e.,-4,
Township Central mittee-
DR.. G. c. Warden, Joseph Hayn'
and Major @. E. Fulton.
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Then and Now.

oeAA ASA~NSa y ASaA = Nv nv " shNuo II
lriously the copperhcads have been
*ultivating soldiers of easy virtue. for
the past two or three years, by put
ting them on their. tickets as decoy
ducks, to seduce, the unwary into their
traps. This policy having proven
failure, they have now thrown off'the
mask, and appear in all their naked
c"pperhead deformity, without a
soldier on their ticket from head to
tail. ia sas ssa'hei.tisra aa J2
eS,,ldierslook over theirticket and you
will fail to find man on it who ever
served his. country: or one who was.
greatly shocked at the bombardment
of Sumptcr; or who mourned over
Bull Run, or Fredericksburg; or who
deplored the death Of Lincoln at the.
hands of a democratic assassin. It.
would be perhaps equally difficult to
find one among them who rejoiccd
al Donelson, Vicksburg. or the sur
render of Lee and Johnston, or ono
whose heart went out with grateful
thinks to tho war-worn veterans as
thoy returned to their homes crown
ed with the laurels of victory. Now
mark the contrast. On chr ticket
you find first Col. Merrill, the idol of
his regiment. (as DR.. Orr who served
with him will tell you) who fought
faithfully in the front until disabled
by rebel lead at Black River Bridge,
t'pl. John Scott, theCapt. and Lit.
Col. Of the Sd, and the Col. Of the SO;
Iowa IN every position true and faith.
full. aFr t.,-t6s ..5,. ,.,s,n.l.,
Tho brave and impetuous Irishmon,
Henry O'Connor, who carried his
musket at Wilson s Creek, and served
witl,rrcdit as Major Of the 35th Iowa
and down to-. Kirkpatrick. Porter
Chamberlain, Blake, Terrell, Viii
liams, Jacques, and Findley, all o
then, brave soldiers, and many Of then
woun.led and disabled in the service
It is thus that the Republican
,1party honors tho defenders of til,
country. And now comes the ques
tion, whether the financial and pc
.Ilitica interests of the nation will b
safer with the men who fought FORT
bled for it; sympathized with il
). voluntarily raised means to sup
d port it; and threw up their hat
vt its success; or with tho other sor
, who done none OF these things to an,
I remarkable extent, and are now rur
Lining on the northern G. S. A., tickle,
Loyal men and soldiers worthy &
, the name will not require much tim
to decide this matter at the ballo
!, box next Tuesday. as IS
, Do you want to put your Stat
, and the general government o
8 the same level with Jeff Davis
:. and his repudiating State Q
- r. "a
), Mississippi? Then vote fo
Flint, Burton 8 Co., the men VIII
would without necessity, repudi
9 ate the debt contracted to sa,
!; the nations life. &. -. 4.
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RECONSTRUCTED. Congress- and tho
President seem to have got into
terrible muddlo over Mrs Dixie's
White Elephant; each finding the
ownership of the g'scritterp,a very
lunmanagablc piece Of business: n
they could only be induced to- meet
in solemn council. and imbibc a bot
Ito of nDr. J. w. Poland's White
Pine Compound" I'VE should zee the q
lion and the lamb lying peacefully
down together, waiting for the little
child to lead them. 9IH ,4s
IL The only reliable preparation for
the cure Of coughs, colds, pulmonary
affections Of the bladder, kidneys, &e.s
Sold by all druggists. nta
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Perfection has been obtained thro'
art, science and experience, in the
manufacture OF Dr. De Vishnu's Elk
cclsior Backing. There is nothing
like them. See ad.
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The Louisville Courier says that
an old man OF over sixty years was
tried at the last term Of the Circuit
Court held st Glasgow KY, for steal
a carpenters rule, worth $500. He
was convicted and sentenced to FIVE
iashes. On Friday, the old man was
taken out to a stable, wherspt the SEN
tcnce Of the Court was executed.
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Tho devil gave vent to this volume,
Fourteen words TO fill out this column.
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Do you want the management Of
your finances to pass from the hands
of the men and the party that have
administered them through the crisis
Of q great war, so as to extort the
approval Of the whole world, into the
hands Of the democratic Cobbs who
swamped your credit in times Of
peace, or into the hands Of the dem
ocratic Memingers and Trenholm's,
whose democratic currency long be-
fore the close Of the war, broke down
until they had to carry their money to
market in a basket, and the articles
bought with it conld be brought back
in their vest pockets? Then 60 to the
polls and vote the copperhead repu-
idiators ticket next Tuesday. IS
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THE STATE TICKET.

We ask the special attention Of
Republican County Committeeman
and Republican editors and publish
ers to the Importance Of having the
ballots for state. officers accurately
arranged and printed. D. Franklin
Wells, nominee for Superintendent Of
Public instruction, was not only nomi-
mated for full term, butt vacancy
occasioned by theresigration of Oran
Faville. Henry O'Conner was Mons
mated for Attorney Generai, not for
full term. but for the unexpired
term Of F. E. Bissel, deceased. That
the ticket may be printed uniform and
accurately we present a form as fol
lows -: ~ 's
For Governor.
SAMUEL MERRILL, IA
For 1t. Governor,
33 JOHN SCOTT, a,.slaf
For Judge Of Supreme Co ,rt,
~f3h htJ JIM. BECK, tAaasa q !.
For Attorney General. TO fill Vacancy
asae HENRY UCoNNoR, Il "a
For Superintendent ofPublic Instruction
ito fill vacHncy.) Ilgfg aG faG
I'D. FRANKLIN, WELLS,
For superintendent Of Public Instruction
tfuli term, ~
D. FRANKLIN WELLS
Mr.. Wells, appointment by the
Governor to FIJI the unfinished term
of Oran Faville vii! continue only
until the day of election. IF our
nominee should not be chosen By tht
people for this unexpired term, the
office might be either filled bya COP.
perhead until January, or remain
vacant, and eithercontingency would
be calamity. The term for which
Major O'Conner is nominated will
not expire until January, 1869.
C. G. NoTRsE,
Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com.
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MASON

The Muscatine journal, has an ac-
count of Masons address there recent
" to beggarly audience Of empty
benches. Link evidently has, no
very high opinion of the 'oratorical
ability ofthe imported Washington
City secesh candidate for Governor
of Iowa. Hear him.. la.If yo l,,ea,
"We have no hesitation in saying
that of all the bad speakers who ever
attempted-to speak before public
Eassemblage Charles Mason Of Iowa
is the worst. He cannot speak worth
"a cent. There ii not a man, nor a
boy, in Muscatine county who can.
not outspeak him. oThereisno more
OF the orator in bimsthan there is in
a wild duck or aisandhill crane. 5aA
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