The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-10

on year Oh poilt'cs, Deen 10 elgnally
By the people; -,
We, ere; under great OBJ ops. a
s =; tt sas s@aSa * $s 81
for a lucid special election dispatch
to the Cou1Irk, which WIN a6s 4oind
in our telegrAphic columnGs - A7sa
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q Thsa @ hicsgo,;i1t ibu.e hasotbSss,
lending aelsrgs portion Of Hssditofg
ial columns days past 70 TIE
blaekening eftkhe character Of the
Hon. Charles 10 BAswcsb repablicAn
candidate for Congress- In ethat city.
II has descended U, the very lowest
depths Of ssourilitF,lT 20 much 90, 8
10 beIthordaghiy sofensisesto al No.
pectabs readers AZ shes6ms time,
this so-called Republican 0resA has
supported its Immaculate 1 patron
sains,g Long John Wentworth, than
whom, perhaps, no other prominent
man in the Garden CITY g /, more q 81,
soxious to the charge ofsbeing . no.
ted weatksrcosk sin politics, and Of
exceedingly easy virtue, socislty,a d.
. man. The Tribune must aitssr this
take its place, alongside the Times
and CONSIDER its columns ~ ecou&sin-
ing food TT only for the scum and
fungus Of metropolitan society.,s As
Long Johnits favorits, has been CON
pietely scoopsds out Iandillaid upon
the shelf, we may reasonably expect
to witness 4 noted ebuIition Of anger
from tho 1ridn,se folk, and ,that they
viii, perhaps, al least ,::haIfwsy, iiand
in the democratic camp The III
banelesssTs toavcarsthe sceptsr, and
dictate to the republican, hostsa6ut
attempts areas futile 10 staypthS mn
express od u tiis pd6iic palhe Iofi.ths
republican party part 4, as awera TIE YAH yili
glorious ,ieQeM manAso Of / be .worlds
great conqueror tostay shs wavess 10
the 3ea. faSia ,nians saseD aaG Is VI
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- NRwiExCHANGE.-.There Wasn't q
better1cr Drawer Aacsfuin eMcPbef
son's corps than Colonel yystaf $50
Indiana (Grcshant regiment. II,
spcseeded old Uncle Billy Jones, ~
he was familiaylN ssI1ed by his men
alter the Latter met A,fato 40 tragic
East to merit q nbtiee here. sCoiane
Biny Jones was al I ofaeer il ish,
Mexican War from New Albany
Indians, ID and re succeeded to- ii,
ColonSlSy on aspsshsm's psonstion
(who ID now United States Distrie,
Judge, for, Indiana. AT Atlanta
July az, 1864, D q nelsl Billy had 4
musket ban put through his leg
breakipgit. While lying Oh . stretch
or waiting to be carried of The field
q soldier passed By with q Johnny
taking him to the rearsas a prisoner
ct once the old veteran ripped out hiI
pistol, and IN oath WITH Il end level
hing it on the grsyhaeka ordered hi
soldier back to the front, sand ther,
he guarded his man, until 4paaly tw,
men came TO take their colonel Of
the 6sld. and ~ they wsrei eariyin,
him along q solid shot came hurtainl
by and took of the two rear handlel
Of the stretcher, and with II poor oil
Uncle Billys head, not hurting sithe,
ofthe men carrying hims yl3sipp
But We commenced this brisf para
graph to say that Colonel vestal
who has been engaged on the Regis
ter since the Close of tho war, has III
connection with Mr. Young late Q,
the Des Moines Bullesin, started a
A No. ! weekly paper at Storm Lake
Iowa, very appropriately called Thu
Storm Lake Pilot, which We hone
may live 4 thousand wears. Aa..,.,t