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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

~ Branbmartsseiden: Travaux Forces
(:3nansearbeitsnl; Travaux a Perpetuite
(lebenslansli9e @trafarbeiten.)
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
Breaking Ranks.

]. We add Gen. j. B. Sweitzer, dem.
ocratic candidate for Congress in tho
Pittsburg, Pa, District two years
ago, and Hon. David Kilgorc, ex-
Congressman from Indiana to the
list of prominent men who have rtS
Gently came out from the foul party,
and announced themselves for Grant
and Colfax. il.i'1 \.
With all their economical handling
of the truth, the Copperhead press
have been unable to array . list d
men respectable IN number, or char
acter, who have bolted from our par,
ty, and gone into the enemies camp.
va Upon the contrary, the number o
public men and newspapers, who
have deserted tho sinking Copperheat
hulk, is alarming to the Confederates
and shows Enthusiastically the leaking
condition of that craft, the demorali
cation of the crew, and the dead GER
ltainty Gifts going to the bottom, IN
der the effects of the hot shot iron
Grants trained and skilful gunners
on the 3D. Of November.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
st. 4. @. il. r. r.

Nearly seven hundred persons in
this Township have petitioned the
Trustees to submit the proposition to
vote Of the people, to levy i tax Of
three per cent to aid the St. Il. q G.
R. r. r.
We are informed that they will is
sue their proclamation calling the
election, today. Tho proposition
will receive at least two thirdsof Tho
votes in this precinct.
liz this connection, we submit the
following from the CenterviIlc Loval
Citizen, givinga fattering account Of
The progress Of the North Missouri
r. r.
"The North Missouri railroad is
finished four miles north of Kirkvillc
md the route from that point to the
state line is black with teams, ana
7 IL confidently expected that the
airs will run to the southeast cdr
I Appanoose county by the mi4l
Il September at farthest.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
SPLIT.

The Johnics are badly split up in
tile 9th Congressional District of this
State. A boiling Convention of 30
out of the 81 counties was to have
been held at Fort Dodge on the 10Th
inst, which promised to knock the
nose of the neurological alphabet
Rozelle particular ont ofjoint. We
have not heard tho rcsult. The pros.
pect OF Pomeroy having to run ngAinst
two Coppcrhead candidates instead q
one is alarming, and will probably
reduce his majority to some six thou
sand.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
The Reverses Of Fortune.

+ The New orlaps plcayune, Of Ii.
2Sth ult., contains the following "a.
markable disclosure;
E Yesterday the police records an
nounced that man had been nicked
up on Magazine street ii 3 sicE ana
destitute condition, and taken 10 the
Charity Hospital. These few lines
were oil. They gave no warning Of
q history that was full of the most
eventful and remarkable; adventures
For this sick and destitute man, wns
once STATESMAN q representative and
senator e ~ congress, and . lawyer. Of
: distinguished ability Al one me time.
ile !. was the idol Of \ great party .1l is !
state, aud, there was mo no
position of place, and confidence Re
could not have held. But. like manv,
Others 9 his Incorporate habits, soon soon
forfeited him the respect !. ot lis
friends and the confidence ofhis bar.
". Sinking lower and lower id the
put OF ruin, he dissolved bis family
connections. His wife abandoned
him; his children forsook him; and. |
alone in the world, he was. picked m
Q the streets Of New Orleans sicF
mo destitute, without MONEY!; mad
without friends. There arc rnnnv
lere who will recognize the man.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
TRUETO THEIR PRINCIPLES !!
A REBEL FLAG RAISED AMONG Us!

Soldiers of Iowa, have you any
doubts with regard to the principles
of the Democratic party 7 Last Sat-.
urday, dnring the Copporhead pow
wow at Hamburg, u Rebel flag ~
raised on one of 1hs kuildfifks In that,
place, oUdr the &aesI "a Stripes. That
such ! thing SSplAI happen in our'
noble State, Is bufniug shame, but
it's xell they have shown theit hands
TINS early. We know now who our
opponents are, "-Glenwood Opinion.
Soldiers and loyal people OF Iowa,
how d. you like this rather proma-
tarc exposure Of the Copperhcad
band Z Yet II is unquestionably true
-thata great majority of the Demo.
cratic party of ths,country, including
tho entire south, in their hearts, adore
the rebel rag shat went down d Ap.
pomattox, aud 1oathc and dcspise, the
starry banner borne aloft BY Grant
and his men, on more than an humid
Z
rod battle fields, whore treason and
democracy convertible terms n-wert
ground To powder 7li'isa vs. 3a''
In this connection we know of ,
case in pp. This s's county, whereaa promi-
mont democrat statedsto nleahy, anc
4 conservative, but nevertheless loya
man, that as soon as they succeeded
Iin electing Seymour and ,Blai'
they would recognize tho Confederate
| debt, Or else ropudiate ours; that on
was just as sacred AZ the other, *
1t may be supposed that orr conser
vatiye friend was greatly disguste
at this frank avowal Of Democrat
/ intentions, and ho now proposes I
'4Iyote for Grant and Colfax. & 9Sast
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
August "a, 1868.

The Albany Journals reply to the
stock charge of RECKLESS expendi
lures" brought against the Republi-
can party is as follows:
II an organized band of horse
thieves should compel the people Of
Albany County to expend ten thous-
ana dollars to dispense them, they.
would prove themselves very impu-
cent horse-thieves if they made
stump speeches against tho extrava-
gance OF the local authorities. And
TINS ls what thercbels aud their Dem
ocratlc sympathizers are doing. They
Q war which cost many
OF millionsto close, and now
tle lmpudent rascals accuse The Re-
publican OF extravaganza Y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
Fifteenth Iowa State Fair.

J To be held at Lyons and Clinton,
September Goth and Both, and Octo-
Der 1st and I'd, 1868. $lo,OOOin Pre-
lmiums. The customary facilities Of.
fered by al transportation lines.--
Copies fthe Premium List, or any
information concerning the, Fair,
chcerfully furnished on application to
q ]. NJ. SHAFFER, Sec
'ssia sAtS WY Fairfield, Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
The Cry is Still They Come.

= =
Gcnl Walter Whitaker, a gallan,
hentncky officer, who commanded q
loyal regiment from that State. in
defending 1T from tho assault, Of an
IN human pro-slavery democratic
rebellion, has becn acting with the
conservatives since, his muster out.
ana was recently delegates to the
Louisville District, Democratic, Con
gressional Convention, and while
tnere was brutally assaulted by a
ku klux democrat, because he had
beena Union soldier.
The outrages ofthe Ku Klux: tho
opon' brazen threats of Blair, Forrest
a 90, to inaugurate another war IN.
der Seymour, have boon too much for.
Gen'lnlWhitaker, and he recently
madera speech, in which he escbew
cd the traitors, robbers, and murder.
ers party ofKcntucky, in the follow
ing pointed language. ~
"Hahere and now denounce and do.
sert your party. I4cannot do justice |
70 myself and the country, and stav
with sach corrupt parry as Won
have become here to-day. Your men
who Fought in the Southern army
come back here to-day, witt the blood
oolling IN your veins, to exclude from
your councils me, who fought, and
have some character tor bravery. 10
protect your homes and firesides
md who exerted myself in defence oil
ne families Of those who had left
heir homes" II
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

Mr.. VIM. Perrin, an old and esteem
90 citizen Of Appanoose county, lost
his life fcw days ago by thoughtless-
y permitting his foot to be crushed
IN the horse power Of a threshing
machine. He lived several days but
modification set In and ho died a
week ago Saturday.
Mrs. Rifles, Of Caldwell town ship
Appanoose county, was found dead
10 ped about noon, one day recently,
having been up as usual in the morn.
ing. Suspicious Of foul play were,
aroused and the body taken up and
examined after burial, but NO traces
OF poison could be found. Citizen.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
80 Hon. VIM. Mills.

We akepleasure in introducing to
our readers The distinguished gentle.
man whose name forms the caption
to this article. They may have been
unfortunate enough never to have
seen his name in print before, but he
is nevcrless q great man with the Ku
sklux, and is their Congressional
standard bearer in the 3D. district
He will be elected to remain in his
law Office, and wen earned obscuiity
by ever so many thousand majority,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
Top Market Pric6
J, w. BROWN,
August Il ,-d10t-wtf s7szf7

Tor all kinds Of Fat Stock, Gam,

Il
ADDRESS TO THE NERVOUS al
/ debliitaled, whose suflerinus have A..
protracted from hidden causes
1 whose cases req uire ~ tres \, 4, n
ren.er existence desirable: III Won =,
suffering or hava I I, ia ro.ls r.o,,, y;s.s,
tary discharges what effrrf docs N ~.
duce upon your genera / hpaIth 81 IA W..
| leal weak, debilitated. easily tired N R,,os'
| a little extra exertlor prodnc. ~ InsS
OF the heart? Does your liver. 81 nrin.'
ry Organs, or your kidneys, freudentiy
~ OUT OF order? Is your urin. some
times tnlck, milky, or fi0cky, or is IL ro-
Ply On seunng? Or does Il thick SCUM rise
70 me top! Or is q sediment at the bot
nave spells OF sh srt breathing or yspep-
sla Are your bowels iconsti pated DO :
you nave spells of fainting. or runhes of
blood TO the head Is your memory i'm
pared Is your mind constantly dwell.
ing upon THIS subject? Do you, teol dull,
iistless, moping, tired Of company. Of life!
20 You wish 70 be leftsnlone, to. xet away
from everybody! Does any little thing
make you start and jump? Is your
sleep broken Or restless u tina instre of
your eye as brilliantly The bloom on
your cheek rs bright Do Won enjoy
yourself in society as well? DO Won DIf.
sue your business wi b tho Same energy?
DO you feelns much confidence In YOUR
given to ITS Of melancholy. IfSo donot
lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have
w. rrau fl<.s.n -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

Two fatal afTravc fnott rlona IN nt,t.
neiuhborinu county Of WASHINGTON
The ,irst ono occnr,sd q Brishton ton.
where ono DR.. Hopue shot DR.. Ssles.
The Press says oft. iis's
aafeet;uu him an = the street ;,,s IT, =,
he stepped ont Of the saloon, Dr. S.
pleasantly laid his handon 3. 'sshoul-
der and asked him for the pay ( for
oau.n'h : : II =. s.,u :oau ~ icy
awe me- for the very clotnas IN vo :,
back" ii. told him to dry mn or he
would shoot him, and drew ! revol
yer: :. warned him not 20 shoot bui
NJ :, nree w. h snss q, sHe ioWe.
wound prohabIv fatal .1thonrh ~
Prizer was not certain that the bulle,
had not passed around without enter
ing tie yitals. Hegae went home
/ n ,U,d o n,s "i'o - my Anos sa'ss' ano
H. "a -. ~ haan - a..o..ad :,
800. as ~ s'' s'N =
IN a.has r.;,, =, ,, ), 80. :,
the same source, Vas ,aomatb;ns III
4 ~ s',m,; l
the foiioo'wlng: E,iofs b4itsI4gs i
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
Campaign. song.

& For the benefit of our Copperhead
readers, wepublish below the latest
democratic campaign song.
b We commend it to the Copperhead
club Of this city, presided over by our
friend, the City Marshal, as one that
can be comprehended and memorized
by them withouta too heavy strain
on their intellects. s..
After a sufficient time has elapsed
to haveit set to music, and memoir
lied, we allcxpcct public rendi-
ton, with. the distinguished "singists'
Of that concern, taking leading parts
while the entire menageric comes
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

John Allen, "the Wickedest Man
10 New York has gone to the coun-
Try with the Rev. Mr.. Arnold, of the
Howard Mission, to visit his father.
HIS three brothers, all clergvmen.
VIII pc present, and family council
IS to be held in regard to Mr.. Aliens
course'of life, and the breaking up Of
tue Water street dance>house.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

Atlanta papers publish letter
from Joshua Hill, senator.elect, in
the course Of which he says:-aIt is
out of my power TO attend the meet
ing Of Republican citizens of lsich-
mond county. lam too feeble to set
out on . political compaign. My first
duty is to take cAre ofmy health.--
1t is very well known to the reading
public that I am the friend of Grant
and Colfax, and nothing has tran
spired with me to diminish my conf
dence in them, or lessen my desire
tor their success sll
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

The Wheeling Intelligencer speak.
ing of Humans speech in the con
vention there, says: Thurman asked
his friends what they should do with
the radical soldiers, when they (the
Democrats got into power" and the
rebel crowd cried out, "Hang 'em /!
hang 'em 70 VS. iaf1
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

among the gifts to newly married
pair at town in New Jersey the
other evening, wac d broom sent to
the lady, accompanied with the fol-
-l~sss4sG sontiWant. f{s
Its use I would comIpend.
~ sur sbioe use thebrashy. part, 81.
In storms the other end" ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

Robert Douglas, son Of tho great
;. Stephen A. Douglas, dc.
llvered his m"iden political speech.
at Raleigh, N. G., a few days ago
he = championed tho principles Of the
Republican party.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
. Niger, Niger, NJ
Niger, Niger, nj :
Niger Niger, NiggT,
Nigge., Niger, Mig,
Niger, Niger, Niger,
s. Niger, Niger, Mig
The Tax Braabooi

We clip the following from the
keoknk Constitution, tho, ablcst, bu,
most unscrupulous Copperhead Jour.
nal in Iowa, as fair specimen of the
yang denagogury of the satanic
press, on the tax question. q g.
We want the laborers to carefully
read it, and consider who among them
pays $4,000 annually in federal taxes
or who works 30 (nearly half his
timc) to pay 5 tato and national taxes.
Yet 1T is by such UNANIMOUSLY false
statements, such gross under estima-
ton ofthe intelligence Of the labor,
ing mon Of America, that the Copper
head party are conducting the present
campaign:
Every laboring man with q family
of live or six children paws federal
LAKES at the rate Of one hundred dol.
airs year, or about seventh Of his
sntlre earnings. One days work out |
y every seven goes to the support of
ne federal government. Ii we add |
Q this the taxes levied for State /
ounty and municipal purposes which
re quite equal to those levied for fed.
raj purposes, we see that out Of the
en- hours which the laboring man
any dcvotes to toll, only a little over
even hours are his own, the other
hree being the property Of his GOV.
rnment task masters .
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

The headquarters Of the Democra-
cy ct. Harrisburg, Penn, are decora-
ted with portraits Of Jefferson Davis.
Robert =. Lee, Beauregard, Bucks
ner, Bragg, and, to crownall, Of Wilkes
Booth. The Harrisburg Democracy
should be commended for their bold
ness and Observation-Disclosures.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

One of General Hancocks princi-,
pal staff officers, whom asked, after
the Democratic National Convention;
how be liked the ticket, responded,
sWhat uniform do you suppose l
wear?" Do you think ! have begun
to wear the gray9" rs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

The Conservative Republicans OF
Baltimore who have been acting for
some time with the Democrats, held
a. meeting last week "wednesday
night and agreed to support Grant
and Celfax. {esf5.,. s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
~ In ~ RhE7,>

ehtago, Aug 26.
Flour m and fir demand, Reefs
io,,D9; Shipments 1919 BID
Wheat higher closing firm upward
nndency, No. 2 l65 cash, l63iMl64
,'i1ersep sales, no. /, at l73, aud no.
; a, 1914, cash, Receipts, I05, 923
bushels. shipments, a5,Gl5 bushels.
Corn firm and in better demand
20 ! 99la99i; No 2 asa(a9s}. Re.
eeipts, l5l,67o bnsh; sales lG2, 15c
bush. 80
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

The test oath Of the Republicans:
Loyalty. The test oath Of the Dem
ocracy; aD-n the niger, ana the
carpet-bagger, and the scalawag.''-
Raatltetgh az. O. STANDARD.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
General Ruckland memb.

4 General auckland member Of Con-
gross from Ohio, has been fogging .
copperhead editor of Cincinnati, for
merly an M. 9. himself, for giving him
{ Buckland) the lie. The tirrl three
letters ofthe fogger's name are sup
posed by the Chicago Post TO be J.J.
Faran. re
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That the Township Trustees and
the Clerk Of each Township meet at
their usual places Of holding elections
On Monday, September 9TH 1868
to make correct Register Of all the
votes in the Township.
Get Your last weeks COURIER, that
hasthe law intfuH, and read it care
fully. 'is
SEE S that every. Republicans name
is inserted orsthe Regisyer.'
'SER that persons names who fare
% entitled to vote, are not inserted
-. said Register
SEE that the names, as inserted,
. G inserted TT g correctly in names and
'iais.'aa 4 *. s. IN N !.
'sDoN'T put down the name John
Z. Clark, whose whole name is John
( 90 3 \
Clayson Clark" and may be nick
named eClay Clark" by henickname.
Seeithat it reads as it should, sClark,
John O." or "John c. Clark, just as
the trustees arrange the list. A 1T.
tic q attention aon in this matter will pre-.
HtsEtt&f1 4t1sg Il TYsV4Egle NtIts5l
vent trouble, disputes. and disagree Il !,
II esta n, t3a ~
Now sthe time to work for 4 cor.
rect Register, and a little work now
will save much labor hereafter. On.
iANIzE and REGISTER a4a,,g
@Don'tiorget that the for this meet- :
ing is SEPTEMBER 7th." !
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

ONE of 'Bub's" Democratic "col
INNS was seen passing up Walnut
.treet on the East Side yesterday
1t made heavy stagger at walking.
ma seemed to want to talk. As we
passed, it muttered; Rah for hick.
'Ioe-ray shaw, Walker, and all the
ptber people I" 1t had evidently
Ger the main pint of the Democratic
PLATFORM Register.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27

Away with wigs.-There are few
persons living who would consent,
for . given sum, to part with their
lair and forever weara wig. Use
"Barrctt's Hair Restorative a sure
preventative to premature badness.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-27
The Consistent Democracy.

the two following
.ng the consistency
'acy is superhuous
lPreamble of the
National Demo-
cratic Platform
for 1865. Fs
The Democratic
party, in Nation
1al Convention as-.
sem led, reposing
its trust in the in
lteligence, patriot
ism and discri1ni-
natingjusticeo fthe
people, stands up7
ontheC Constitution |
as the foundation,
and limitation Of |
the power of tho |
and |
the guarantee Of |
the liberty Of the
and recog-l
nizating the guess |
tohs g sfdrery and
secession as baoing
zen settled for all /,
me 70 come By The
oar, or by the vol
lntary action Of +
Observation-Disclosures
q Constitutional
Convention assem-
led, and never to
g renewed or re-
gitated, do, with
ne return OF peace, /,
emand:
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Personal ana Political,

Senator Grimes is at Rye Beach,
New Hampshire, very much i'm
proved in health.o ora u ia d Il.
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Isl. For Circuit Judge,
ROBERTSL 4
ofsVan Buren, County.
in. You've; Republican candidate for
Republican Meetings.

Hon. VIM. Loughridge, Republican
nomiute for Congress- in the Fourth Com.
gressional District, will speak at the fol-
lowing times and places: , 49, f,
OttiIlnwa, Thursday, August 9th at
Z Pm. }tsA s5Tslifft j5ftss Ff
Lewis Grove Monroe Co, Friday, August
18th at 2P. M. s',.ss f..3',
sarl Ed yills, Saturday, August goth at
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hsA justices Blanks always on
hand and for sale at this office.
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Mr., Thomas N, stillwel,, lately .
democratic Congressman from the
Eleventh Indiana district, has taken
the stump for Grant and Colfax.