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Any one can make it: See au
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this paper. june9.3m
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l.. STANNAE,
pine spending a few days with
numerous friends. He is now
ted on the o. & M. Railway,
re he has a po-
IN, which he secured on his
its. Good for CAL.
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NoIIcE.-Rev. T. s.
RE, will preach in the
stian Chapel, on the Corner
IRON and Somers Streets, on
lay next at 103 o'clock, a. m.
in the evening, at II o'clock
are invited
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perhaps, tell me the distance
from here to Salt River?"
General Sohenck-(suspicious-
Iy)-"No, but I am going that
way soon, and viii then be bet
ter prepared to enlighten YOU
Many of my political friends
speak of accompanying me, and
possibly by our combined efforts,
we can do something in the sas
line regions"
Reparter.@"Perhaps I am de-
tanning you. You seem fatigued?'
General Swell I am a lit
tie exhausted rom my extensive
journey. It took me nearly ten
days to get here. Perhaps yeu
will join me in a little luncheon?
Reporter-"I don't care il lido?
Here the general hailed a mes
senger of lunch, and ordered
hash for two. The order was
promptly obeyed-all the luxur>
les of the season were. before him.
The way he eat convinced Us
that he was as eager for food as
his Office.
Reporter-"Now Gen eraI, you
must excue me for peessing this
subject, but do think you should
reconsider your discrimination
You. have a good card to fall
on. The negro vote will
be a unit in yonr favor"
General S.-"Yes, that is a
good trump card, but I have been
there before. The Democracy
would see and go me two better.
III fully understand this bluff
game, for l am an old hand al
the business"
Reporter-"It has been grave
lly limited that you are better of
than you profess to be- Is there
any ground for this suspicion?"
General S.-"Some ~inquisitivt
people make a oreatfuss because
I omitted to record asGeed of my
house, which is not worth more
than forty-four Thousand dollars.
Repofter.-"I am astonisheC
that any body should epeal
about so tritfing a natter
General S.-"Yes, it is indeed
provoking, but this is not the on
lily false and malicious charg.
that the Democrats have heape,
upon me. Yet 1 bear it in 81
Hence"
AS the General uttered thi
Hast remark, our reporter "wept,
as did the soldiers who wituesse
the Prince Imperial pick up
bullet when he received hi
"baptism of fire." He was ov
rlercome with grief. Years {
faithful devotion to HIS country
service had made him poor
With the expiration of his tern
he would have to retire in obli1
ion; with only a small piece {
property worth about $44, 009 {
Eshield and protect him. Thin
of it, We brave and heroic SO
diers, who, with one arm an
, one leg-yes, ye who have bee
bereft of speech and sight, of re.
sor., of strength. of all that col
-duces to make life happy, thir
of it, your brave General is in
poverished, while you enjoy Il
aprivilege of drawing a year
pension amounting to over SO
What a contrast. What a spe
~tacle. Happy soldier. Uufo
! tunate Scenck
y -~O---
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MIR EDIToR--Please announce the
name of JOHN ZOOS, as a candidate
tor County Commissioner, and oblige,
MANY VOTERS.
MEssRs EDIToRs.-Please announce
the name of D. w. Harshman, az indie.
pendent Candidate for County Commits,
~sioner, and oblige
MANY VorERs.
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.adneinistrator's Notice.

The undersigned has been duly ap.
pointed Administrator of the Estate OF
Henrp Kesling, deceased
JOHN KESLING.
Administrator
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Meeting al the Court House.
L. d: Campbell will speak at
the Court House, Saturday Aug,
9th, at I O'Clock, Come and
hear him.
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
The undersigned have been duly ap.
pointed Executors of the last will Of
Cornelius VanAusdal, late of Preble
county, Ohio; deceased, August 10, 1870.
Joseph DonohOe.
Isaac VanAusdel,
Harvey B VanAusdal.
Campbell & Gilmore.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Daniel Stump, Plt'f, Preble Com.
VS.. Pleas-In Par

Daniel Stump, Plt'f, Preble Com.
MariahStump,et.al dts tition.
MARIAN STUMP, of Darke county,
M Ohio, Albert Avery and Hannah
Marian Avery of Preble, county, Ohio.
and John D. Baker of Montgomery coun.
ty, Ohio, will take notice that a Petition
was filed against them in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the coun-
ty of Preble by Daniel Stump and is
now pending, wherein the said Daniel
Stump demands partition of the follow
ing real estate to witt Situate in the
county of Preble and State of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit;
Being all of the north half of the north
east quarter of section number thirty
six 1857 in township number six (6) OF
r .nge number three C3] east &c, con-
tanning 80 acres of land more or less.
And that at tho next term of said
Court, the said Daniel Stump viii apply
for an order that partition may be made
made of said premises.
CAMPBELL So GILMORE,
Attorneys for Petitioner
Attsest-D. B. Morrow, Clerk.
July IA, 1870 w6prf $14
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Be sure you read the advertise
ment HGre0Eest Work of
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WEDDING Enthusiastically
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Fresh Eggs and Yellow Butter
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Everything to be
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"A NEW FIRM.

J. P. ACTON & co.
aying formed a new partnership,
Ii propose in the future, as in the
past, to grind out all kinds of Lumber,
Lath. Fencing Posts, &c. They also
propose, to grind and keep constantly on
foI sale, Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley
and ali kinds of Horse and Cow Feed.
Call and see, and then you'll know.
Thankful for past ~favors, they solicit
of the public patronage.
Aug. 4, l870,-tf.
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MARRIED.-On the 18th inst,
at his residence, by Rev. Hiram
Mr.. Peter Slaughbaugh
aud Miss Nancy j. kirkpatrick
All of Preble county, Ohio.
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From the Dayton Daily Herald of the
18th inst.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
Letter from Robeson.

MIR. EDITOR 1t is source of no small
satisfaction, to know that the Republicans
of this county never were in II better condi-
ton for vigorous and united action than at
present. And we venture TO say, that no
nominations were ever made in this section,
which met with a more ready or more gen.
eral response of appreciation, than does the
recommendation of our county ticket.
Hon. o. S. Hayes, for the Senate, is pre-
eminently the represcntive man of this Sec
tion. AS a member of the Legislature, his
course has been cminestly polite and judi
dicious, and his services were not of char
acter to be forgotten by his party. Possess
ed of fine personal qualities, he has gained
the unbounded confidence and esteem of all
classes, especially the older and more influ-
ential citizens. This is by no means con-
fined to his political friends. We already
hear of many prominent Democrats, who
bear unqualified testimony to the eminent
fitness of his nomination.
Hon. James Sinclair, for the House of
Representatives. re-appears before the pub,
lie with the emphatic assurance of general
appreciation and support. Notwithstanding
the tide of malignant and gratuitous mis-,
representation that has been sought to over
whelm his reputation, all parties concur in
pronouncing his course, as q representative,
eminently able, dignified, and successful
Not one biemish or dot can be pointed out
in truth to his character. and whatever fears
his friends may have once entertained as to
his defeat must pass away, for there is not
to-day, in the County of Robcson, more
popular man than Col James Sinclair.
Hon. E. X. Proctor, Tor the House of Rep
resentatives, has proven adequate to the res
possibility of the higher trust; and his val
liant services in the Legislature will be re-
mcnbe..i by his constituency on the day of
election.
With such candidates in the field, who
command the affectionate confidence of all
classes, no reason exists why they should not
go forward, shoulder to shoulder, to tri-
umphant victory. Let not the watchful
enemy take advantage Of any inactivity on
our part to gain victory on u.s. BLEDsoE.
Robson County, N. c.. July II, 1870.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
Letter from Charlotte.

MIR. EDITOR "A meeting of the Repub-
lican Executive Committee of the 9th Con-
gressional District was held in this city to-
day, July 18th, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the question of nomina-
ting candidate to represent this District
in the 42nd Congress. -i .'- vd b
The Committee having decided that it
was inexpedient to call a District Conven-
tion, voted unanimously, ON motion of NJ.
j. Aydlott, of Lincoln county, to nominate
DR.. Il NJ Pritchard, of Mecklenburg cohn-
ty, as the Republican candidate FOR Congress
in this District.
On motion, it was ordered that the pro
ceedings of the meeting be published in
the Raleigh Standard, Charlotte Bulletin and
other papers be requested to copy.
On motion the committee adjourned.
' -'~ T. McALPIN, Secretary.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

,n,l ,,r,,.,;, 49,, or L,,,,, A..
ants % =, ;a, mIen ;oh, III h as.aa.;n., nae s;u.
o'S y, si',cnIe Hr n'"' "n."tn''
''atc "oue ihole 10 rum 1s c'e''it '''''' my
Poss'o'c amount oi eSsravaGahs apprn-
prlatlon. q AS long as TINS hokluSism con- ,:
.'nues ING em'gfaht VIII shun INC oa'e like
ne wouid the den OF moccasin ana the
capital we need 50 much to improve pur
magnificent country, will seek some safer
channel of investment. ea..
And now, fellow Republicans, a few words
nominees nss Of Of the psry pp" # 0%s y" an o6r tne
tions to any of The imn. y.,u should have
urged them in the nominating convention:
hut since they have l,een fairly nominated.
they cease to he simple m, n. and become
exponents of the eternal principl,s of Re.
publcanism: and, ms such. are entitled TO
your unoual,tie,l support. Let me urnc vou
especially, white Republicans. TO labor earn
estIy to secure the election of lanes lU
Harris tie is man who. if his skin were
white. woould he called in anv circle am nc.
complisIel gentleman. Shall we weld to
the petty prejudice which we so much cbn.
denim in onr onnoncnis2 IF he is elected
and | trust he will be I for one will notbe
ashamed of our representative in Washing
ton; and can say frankly, that can point
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
For the Standard

Letter from ASHFORD.
Mr.. EDIToR "A Republican meeting was
held at Ashboro, Randolph County, N. c.,
to nominate candidates for the Legislature
and County officers.
y On motion of Joel Ashworth, ESQ.,, Rev.
a s5fI1s Ii Es 5sst fFfa 1ogaea, q se Beaa
was appointed Secretary. The chairman
explained the object Of the meeting, and re-
turned his thanks to the Convention in q
few appropriate remarks, after which the
delegates made the following nomination
to-wit: =
For the Senate.-B. D. Bulla. b
For the House OF Representatives, A.
Blair and J. F. Trogdon,
For Sheriff.--N. II. Hill.
For Coroner.-John Stewart.
For County Commissioners.-John Robin
j. w. Bean, Eli Branson, N. F. Spencer and
Live Cox. ,.... .....,
For Treasurer M. NJ. Haworth.
For Surveyor.-G. c. Underwood.
A. j. LAUGHLIN, Chm'n.
J.W. BEAN, Sect'y. ..
July End, 1870. .
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The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

A Boy SAILING IN THE CLoUDs--A TER
HFIc DEscENT-Byron Bird, IA years of
age. made his first balloon ascension from
Poughkeepsic ON The 5th of July in the
balloon Flying Cloud. The balloon was
watched with intense interest for over half
an hour, when at a height Of Several thou
sand feet. it was seen to rapidly descend
the boy, apparently, having lost all control
over it. 1t bounded along the ground at
Pleasant Valley, seven miles distant, when
the lad jumped from the basket unl,urt.
The balloon again rose, and finally landed
at Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut, 60 miles
away.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
Magnolia, July 4, 1870.


The Fenian trials at Canaudagua, New
York, were postponed till the 18th of
July.
Alexander II. Stephens says Toombs was
to have been President of the rebels, accor-
ding to the original programme, but he was
cheated out, t,of it. And it may be added
that the lenicncy of the government after
the rebel leaders were caught, cheated many
other tombs outo0f their dues. atr
A spirituaiist in Worcester, Mass, publicly
announces that he has had an Interview witt,
tho spiritrif Daniel Webster, aud that the
Massachusetts senator had stated to hin.
ahat he would like to come. back to the
world for for a few months, that he might
revise his dictionary. Something strange
about t'is. We have been foolish enough
encrgq y suppose that it was Noah Webster
who compiled the dictionary.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
% II 10 'Fostfe Standard.
Republican Meeting in Wilkes.

A meeting of the Republicans of New
Castle Township WIS held ut Sprinkicts
Storc, on Saturday the 2d instant.
Upon motion of. Il. j.. Cumming, II. T.
Bood WAS called toti6 elliir5aiitl II J. Cum.
ming was requested toact as secretary.
The chairman explained the Object of the
meeting in few appropriate remarks.
, J SppnEmotion of o. Sprinkle, EslI,, COM
mittec',hi five were appointed tJ draft rcso-
lutions.
During the absence of the committee, the
meeting was addressed by r. p. Booze, ESQ.,,
and II. ]. Cumming.
After an absence, of thirty minutes, the
c0mmittee returned and poftedQe'follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, The time is near at hand when
the Republicans of Wilkes county will
be Icalied upon to meet in convention to
nominate a suitable man to represent them
in the next Gfheraf Assembly et North
Carolina; and to nominate suitable men to
fill the county offices; and it being the in
terest OF the county and State, as we'll us of
the General Government, to have none but
true, ,and tried Republicans in oficg; there
fore, We do declare as follows: = . Z
1. Resoloed, That we endorse the action
of the Republican Convention, held in
Raleigh on the 11th of May, and hail with
JOY the nomination of Samuel F. Phillips
for Attorney Generals
g. That the parahiountl xelfare IL the
American people depends solely upon the
preservation Of the American Union: and
IL @ Sssss q Wy 10 70 9e.s!s and psspsssesdfs 8Bd
,18lF z ~ fIflzels Of North. Carolips
~ a. psatses esiofSpE
cF r. 4 ~ pursuit Of happiness, pcac|
being p ktcst object with the good
people OF this american continent, aud
witllou. peace and dHprotectionl of life. lib
erty ano property, we can have no pros
perity. RI sT--tt I..,
8. That We condemn all lawlessness, or
anything that has a tendency to outrage the
people or bring disorder and ruin upon our
great and beloved State. :,
4. That Union, Peace and Equality has
been our motto; and that the low, dirty
slang that has been hcuprd upon the Re-
publicans and hard things which have been
said about them, by some of the opposition
party, should be treated with contempt by
all good men as being unworthy the dig
nifty of an American gentleman.
u. i'.eo We alC III luNOT Ol Us lOW ldAcS
as possible the preservation of the public
credit, the encouragement of the educational
and agricultural interests of North Carolina.
9. That We fully endorse the -administra-
tion of President U. s. Grant and Gov. w.
w. Holden.
The following gentlemen were appointed
as delegates by the chair to attend County
Convention, to be held III wikcsboro' on
the 4th day of July.
On motion of o. Sprinkle, Esq, r. p.
Booze was elected IA delegate to the conven.
tlon. BY appointment of the chair: II. j.
Cumming and Willis Iickerson, (colored,)
delegates. ...
1t was ordered that the Standard be re-
questcd to publish the proceedings of this
meeting. b. .3l 'T'N
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned.
.. II. p. BOOZE, Chm'n.
R. ]. CUNNING. Sec'y.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

Who is Gen. James Madison Leach

Who is Gen. James Madison Leach? Is
This the man that was in the United States
Congress in 1859? Is this the man who
made up volunteer company 10 fight the
government of the United States at the
commencement of the ware Is this the
man who told the people of Davidson coun-
ty if .he young men did not volunteer, that
the girls ought to kick them sU high that
the blue birds would build nests in their
pockets =? Is this the man who fought 50
nobly at Bull Run, the first battle of Manas-
sas. that Colonel Kirkland put him under
arrest, and Ger Trimble, who was his COM
manding General, on account of his bravery
politely requested him to resign! Is this
the man that got out of the army after
taking the boys into the army, which be, as
vet has been unable to explain? Is this
the General that was in the Confederate
Congress, who voted against everything
towards peace, and wanted ii distinctly un-
derstood that lie was not j. T. Leach, of
johnson county, who offered the peace res
olutions, but that he was James Madison
Leach, OF Davidson county, who would sub
nit to nothing but an eternal separation |!
Is this the man who was u memberfof the
LcglSldtulC vi lOuO-Oi. WIN was ot &(iCLt-
ly bitter and opposed to the Howa nd
ment, and now asks the colored 10
vote for himl Is this the man "
opposed the ratification of the.
and the election Of Gov. Hold
count of the homestead guara
Is this the man who was in
convention, aided in noma
and Blair. and canvassed a.
western part of the State, op
tion of Grant and ColfaX with
and main ? Is this the man WI
the Republican party with the lr
eplthets? Now asking again I'd led
to the Congress of the United the
very government he did all in his ker to
dnrtr,u thu Stntn Constitution w Eich hn
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

done all he could 10 defeat its ratification,
the federal Constitution which he did, all he
could to destroy. Reflect well, voters of
the 5th district. before you elect this man
again, who aided in destroying your sons.
Who aided in breaking up the government,
when i,e ought to have been its defender; it
is not safe to elect him, he is for ]. M. Leach
and not for tho poor man, the Democrats
have no confidence in him and of course the
Republicans should not have. Let the Re-
publicans Of the 5th District stand united
to a man, and vote this demagoguc, James
Madison Leach, down on the 4th OF August.
Gen. Scott will carry Davidson county by at
least eight hundred majority.
DAVIDSON FARMER.
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o".D ".DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of the M.
IN thority vested in me by the Revenue Laws OF
the Slate Of Iowa, and in accordance with the &c
qtirc,nents of the same will, on Mond Y the Bird
day of October. A. D. 1870, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. NJ, al the Court House in Crcsco, Howard COun
ty, Iowa proceed to sell the following described lands
for the delinquent tax due thereon, for the years
d. 1868 and 1869.
w. ''2 NJ NJ. MOON, Treasurer.
BY W. NJ. PATTERSON, Deputy.
sNorE-Where not otaerpise specified the tax is fol
tile year 1860 only. .-,.
z1ecnship 100, Range II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-08-26

Special or Local So.ices twenty Ave per rent. nj.
i!tsona to the above rates. ,+.-
Legal Adversssme nts, Al. 40 per square issn liner
for tine FIRST insertion, and atty cents pSr square fof
each subsequent Insertion,
Busin+ So PROTEST. nal Cards, not exceeding dve
ines, FIVE dollars dollar line fer every line
over Ave. -