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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

CEDAs RArlDs.-We cannot get
any positive news from Cedar Rapids
in regard to the Railroad vote which
wa was 10 have come OF there On Batur.
day last, but from runor we learn
that the election was postponed, to
what time, We do not know. We
suppose that the postposement was
had for some informality 10 tho no.
tice or something else.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

e According to the new census, the
population of New York city Is
given as 94f, 120 on the first day. Of
Juno last. The old enumeration
gave 926,3I1 inhabitants Of all ages
color, and sexes; increase, 1878.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

Il goo, 900 n, ths lecal Subscription
- tho lows LCsatssl rsilnoad ID yet
NDReiA.aEs hnA agtaana eAl nHT 90
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

A Fort Dodge merchant, seeing in
the Dnbuqno Times tho criticism Of
aicorrespondsnt upon farmers who
run in tdabt for moro farm machinery
than they can afford, asserts as the
result OF accurate calculation that
moro money is paid out ia Fort
Dodge yearly forintoxieating liquors
and tobacco than the entire sum puid
opt annually for agricultural i'm,
PIGMENTS,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

1.-The court martial ON tho case OF
the colored Cadet, Smith, has fouad
him guilty OF 'sit tho charges pre-
ferrsd, and the Secretary Of War has
aPproved the sentsncs. s s3l!..i
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

.ao The Ohio \ Legislature has paassd >
Law isrshe appointment Of guardiaps
tor habituaf drankardr. We are H..
clined 70 think that there may DO
very. good sense in that mono.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
Chicago Provision Market

] Chicago Provision Market o
i.a,,o., i. .; Chicago, Feb. I. "
Pork-Firm ut 1880 cash. .tsd
Lard-12t cash.
81 Hogs-Reosipts, 4,776 and few
more to, arrive. Packers and ship
pers buying literally. Extreme
range 7.OOa7.70;; packers buying 81
7.20a7. 60 9maiay 9@t 81 tsgHad go
! dressed Hogs-Dulls receipts $50.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

Il The followlPgsis dsltattsemsnt of
the Internal I sRe ysp4s assess g e ! i,
and collections in tehs aeye As Com
grossional alliistri0ts So o3Mas ter t the
vear 1874.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
Growth OF our Oties,

= We give below the population Of
several Of our principal cities - =.
csrtained BY Census. OF 1850 and
1870, thus Riving the growth o. tan
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

'SpiR6, rsSdiaiDS Il mania 4 4 .pst,+ :,
Tho Edosa.Lsdger gives aanace
nolnt OF = father Who took Heilvs
hnndred dollarMortgace1to asstage'
bic wpphdsd bCpor, for the seduutioni
ofhis daughter, who died from causss
thereto ooiaectsd.IE arai3 oisoi
Efasni S3wise.A President Gilman.
q thealowa Central Railf0Ad hss
Sssd1his Eng g % survey Is
route fromi Abba b zHannibSl, thus
|'avUidinga connection With the N.
n! Railroad ata aMoult6ht. Monlton
Ind Aofavis viii hsve ths' "see-saw =
|gamspMysd ohtthem vi compel them
20 come downFwith q 8 fer cont az.
IL The following, il, from ths ,Nonpa.
reiIs report Of thsIprocssdi Of The
PottAwatanis Cpunty. Supervisors:
|rReports Of A. II. Johns, keeper of
the Poor.hpuss, awaA rsAd.o, 4r.dJ.
WAS Askedby A lnembsr Of the Board
whether he would be willing to ere
new his oontraot2 Mr.. x0hns ire.
piled that hs would mol unless he had
4 different class of boarders; & that he
had como to the conclusion that the
reason that some people were poor
Wa thak they Ate go DID much they
never got anything ahesdi"si has
'K1oKuK cousr.Y-A huge timber
Fwolf was killed near 'Sigourney on
Tuesday fasrt, stsl % ssa'AS 'a1 -,
d t@Dsiirich iBakhoose II German,
township, climbed Z tree some twelve
feet, to disiodges tree no Lad chop
ped down, and fell to the ground,
breaking his leg near tho hip. :.
The United Brethren cut . hole in
the ice On Skunk River in which
they baptized Eve psrsoss, on the
Esd ult. Ono OF them, . lady, WA
20 chilled and psraIysed that che had
to b carried home. Better visit till
warm Weather., tqag Fe,IjDi .dfiy
These llens We CLEAN from the
NeaoS. III ,saosz - o-zass-, IL sd4
iAocIpsNr--Lsa BRoxEH.--About
three o'clock Monday Afternoon, Mr..
Stephen Gillett, tho we'll known Ano.
tioneer, in coming down Fifth street,
on the walk dirsotly in front of Mr..
Hedge residence, slipped ON tho
Joe apd ielL breaking both ,bonss. Of
his LETT leg, titwo or thrss inches
|Aboxs thA Ankla. The fractsre WAS
YatheriA bad one, ono ofaths bones
!prptsuding tArongh the Assh. At the
moment Of clipping Mr.. G!was look.
UNCOVER hiss shouldsE, and his body
came down inssuch. .. way.as 10 cansa
the aSiuEy lahore stated.--Hawkeye
gfM9in 10 hGsiso. 4ts.as gtia@s 37et
gsdsr Rspids Tines nsrratss'
the results Of Han 'impromptu baby
show ct that place, one day last week.
There were ave of the ,".weenty,
teenty, ittv dariinsn present, the
eldost 81 ok months, and Thu. y7soung-
cst Of Blk wesks,, pilgrimage, 10 this
vale Of tears and cAtnip Tea AZ the
assembling VI these precious lnmps
Of incipient mortality was cscciden-
tA5 everything passed Of pleasantly,
The mothers I0fming themselves into
4 mutusl admiration society, and
each one, lSyieh Of the praises Of the
beauty Of her neighbor's baby, until
some oficions individual, who didn't
know beans about babies, and still
less shout 1babias' nothefs, proposed !
inst II shonid then and there be. de
- L - 81 (. =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

Atlast the Supreme Court 81 ln'
snc;s Mas overrulsd tho decision OF the
Superior Court Of Chicago ia tho
Cheney case. Cheney, IN Episco-
psl minister in charge Of . church At
Caicsgc was arraigued before an
] Ecclesiastical court Of the church,
charged with heterrodox views and .
applied 70 the Superior Court f"ran
- ssyssc.se. " restrain -sAs= sslss'aes'
csl court from rendering : jsdg-
saent spon his case.
Tho Superior Court granted the
isjanclion, which BY tho way was .
I new thing in this land, wher Church
cad State are entirely divorced, and
! created d tho time much comment
sv The Supreme Court have worry
= wisely reversed The ruling Of the
Superior Court, and leave matters Of
church creed TO BE- settled whore such
asqaestioss bslong visi within the
! church organization. -tato' ~.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

Taylor, blake 4 Co. WIN ssI Diasiss 81
half price. =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

An exchange says that Tans City,
Iowa, Aass one residence that cost
~. go u d the properly Of g..
OarmiehSel, 4Esq. lN's1'"1 @''" yal
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
: WINNIE Vi RHA,

j i =
whose bust WAS unveiled in presence
Of the assembled thousands 4. the
| Capitol = few .syenings ago may well
rcst upon iher rlAurels. Her statue Of
the martyred Lincoln is excellent,
and IL Ii really contains, no merit tho
bitter attaeksi 0t,th New York zri-
busse - .recsntly msdsi would cali
around Aerso lnany enthusiasts de-
Tenders that the. harsh. toritivisins Of
the Tribune would be drowned in the
storms OF popular Indignation Miss
! Ream's Statue; ia IL SOFA credit
to herself and the nation, and will
doubtless ontrlive all essays onsWhat
/ L know about, Statues.pl 9h1 80 IL
gvsi,d AN Il PERSONAL. abl god u il
J.N Hedrick, like, PAUL
Fry, "iust dropped in 2 the other day,
ndlis, 1t. his old plscs--the National.
No ono-rnot even himself--knOws
hoH long he will tarrysau@9 7qA vi
iiECal.. GeorgeH Il. Corkh,ll ia also, " it'll
us In . well preserved condition.
Col. &C. Carpenters Of FL Dodge
Col. G.K Geek Of Kcoknk, and sever
al others are hers..i Ouriuniortnnate
ClArksoA OF tho .R1yistsr js slowly
recovering from the j rheamatism-1
thanks. TO tho Homeopathic treat.
ment and the kind attention render
ed by hisamany friends. q sasa &
!a.5rs qhas 81 4Aa1 POTOMAC.
a ag8& 4
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
st. Louis Market.

- I !. mi st. Lolis, Fob. q
yWheat-Dull; No. 3 red. l,33. 20
Corn-Steady at 46a49. sd
Oats-Better at 55a56, mixed in
bulk. g as'isi tafFie.@ ittaoH "a \,
Barley-Steady At 98al.O0 choice
u Rye--Firm ut 95 choice. Gse itei
Whiskey-Steady at 90. aH
observation-disclosures and little do.
ing ID round lots; order demand
good t''9 sapta i aid
Hams-Sweets picked at IL. ~
Lard--Quiet at 124. eayi, A., BIZ
Hogs-Lower at 7sa74. 3fa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
The Last Fish Story.

y -
4mThs last fish story, oomesfrom New
Jersey. Latsly, ia the interior hof
that State, y fanilt looking country
mAna entered araiiroad car, bearing d
bundle tied mp lin a. handkerchief,
which he placed under his seat at the
end of the car; ni gilig9 hIlaol jsats
ID After travelling along for about
half an hour, q lady sitting in front
of the conntrymans Was observed to
move iuneasily in herssat. and TO cast
savage glsnces alta seemingly respcc-
table man sitting by her side.a e 90
sw Ina few moments afterwards an.
Other lady stiIl further. to- the front
sbecame uneasy and at,last; rising ia
her seat, requested il some gebtlo2
man in tho car would protect her
from an elderly.lc oking gentlemen BY
her side and Qwhom,ishe0 stated ihad
insulted her. sGg 9nI14s eds IoI no
A dozen persons oflercd their as
sistance, and before the accused could
ispeSk In his own deIehsss his hat was
damned. over his eyes and he WIS
dragged TO the rear of the car, .s''te'
NV snet' s.na ~ ~ VIII WIN
sIe ..sgne;.s ,;.n;.s M; ~ s
wnas sno 'nu.s A ~ $500 $500, ~
osnes navy .vss' a.sY .sSsseN ri sn s..
Up me car, anu aooa'eu ~. : ssas's ua,sl
s,s.ng psh.11 ~ 'het.. Ts.. Is 'nprol:sr
sonouct.. e =. rush w. 49, ttss t e,.ia
lsulser numDaa wv. $1,000 ~ 49, en.l ~ :
man sagolsus.5 4, ,us's a.;tl nlulseli
swltn Iesgs wHe.l 49, ~ up q,
Penea Oa.nsss sana f, Sn = !. aYy , she
5way,Wasone osNse Y saUissst s wy,
n.s aoqssel s.s.s nat 80 - n. 10y .nus
corousIy oes1 .seRsnB ~ e AtoS t "u
Ger s., Inc !! sest VAN ~ sans ~ :..,
.lEsNhuS !nesNuss.o ~ nsL ~ h I'm
Mas a.l'i ~ pt1ss.en sesssDIy
inc lrohto' we ess s !. asnor t's.
snake On sne l.oot.. .1a.l aas,j mag
], AnIanlnatea ses Z: ,e = a NY
lsales ~ sneo cs1, e.uus " apYa .n -,
soets and many !gotohtIne Artns and
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

h. There cara about 2O0ln postmist-
resses in Il United States.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

The Marshalltown Times argues
that woman is enfranchieed ~ the
fifteenth amendment.
Only 4Sl acres Of land IRE found
on - bsneB Of she nes Msines land
ON sat y q entry%
y So btysRf Fri id have O.
i fas bed o0''sgo "r indiaaol. !.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
TELEGRAPHIC!

Treasury department., !
Washington, d. O., Fob. 4, 1871. {
Public notice is hereby gwen that
books wilk6e oSsn oHthe h dS Of
March noH. in This doag i az in
Eusepc, a. suhScription& 20 II Ma
Ftionat io und the NJ al eved
Jnly IA, 1870, 4isntitled van Vet to
Aashorize the funding of tho Nation
aisde 5t," and tho act in amendment
thereof approved January %, 1871.
Tho place at which subscriptions
may be made, and the names Of the
tEi & sssbsssa
The propeseds -loan,seomprisesa three
classes of bonds. First. bonds, to
the amount of fye hundred millions
Of dollars, payable Iii eoia,3 at the
pleasure Of tho United States, after
ten years from the dateaof this
issue, and bearing interest paya-,
Bile quarterly in coin, at the rate
of five per cent. per annum. Second
bonds to the amounted tilfae hundred
millions, OF. dollars, payable itncoia at
the pleasure of the United States af.s
ter tiffcensyears from the datcoftheir
issue, and bearing interchangeable
quarterly I'M coin at the rate OF four
and alhalfper cent per AMMAN. Third
bonds to be the amount 0f;seven hun
bred millions Of dollars, payable in
coin atthe pleasure ifof the United
States, thirty years from the date OF
! their issue and bearing interest pay
9able quarterly in coin at theesrate OF
four per cent. pOrd annum.ff Sabsori-
beers to the loan will have. preference
iufthe following orrier, namely; First,
subscribers for equatamounts of each
class oftbonds; $500 I'd, Subscribers for
equal amounts of bonds bearing inter-
eat at the rate offouriand a halt pea
cant. and on bonds bearing interest
at tho rate Of five per cent; third, sub
scribsrs tor Eve per cent? bonds when
subscription is made tho sab.
scribcr will be required to- deposit
| two per cent. Of the Acknowledgement,
\ se,be, accommodation by, q the govern.
Il menttwhea Ahe. bDDds,are1 delivered,
and payment may be madeeither il
coin or in bonds ofthaiU nited States
y known asrIive-twentysbon at taaeis
Il parioyakueI Thsalboia received i in
a DpsymeD y Miiisbelappliedr itOeathe re
. demptiomof five twen,ty bonds. The
4 sbonds wiah be- registaresh andr issued
hin couponsasimay ebe desirod by tbs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

Only 4sl acres Of land Ire found
on - banhS Of she nes Msines land
on! sat y u bntry&
y Sd btypf Fri ds have es.
"a ~ bed '''ss' ar i's i....,
Work has been resumed on the
Des Moines Rapids improvements.
Scott county had 65l commit
ments 10 prison last year.
Ellick Olson and Otto T05Stn stasa.
cd from DEBORAH for their homes
drank. Tersoa drovs, aud before
reaching home, Olson was found in
The bottom Of the wagon dead. III,
A cynical bachelor ia Bremer Co.,
named hing, slandered his female
cousin, Sanders, s1and was ass sssed
therefor thssusn' Of %, 800, BY q Jury
for the benefit Of tho Sanders. faIo
The order for the removal Of tho
Fort Dodge Land oiics 70 Dss Moines
has been suspended until al investi-
-gsti0n can be had. ~ sehhu
The reported robbery Of Samuel
SUhultl ID Henry county, Iowa, of
$500, IN account Of which we gave
some ten days ago, turns ont to have
beep . put up of job BY Mr.. Shultx,
ahdthAt he himself did the his own
iobbing. aFe7a- FL, Slsa !, MA, .,.., n
The Gate City 10 having . regular
"bouta with the State, Huuse Uom.
niissionors ;becauss z Keokuk didn't
get the contraot for the stone for Che
AsAtp House foundation. IL 10 I'll
yFongs Of COURSE, If Keokuk didn',
haysA Aagertin the pie. baaii VI
Last week Sheriff spsarman, d
HenyY county went to Omaha Il
arrest 4 female Baker He procured
thp Enoper papers, and went, TO work
~ psftorm his duty. but ,betors hs
] retuEnad he married tho ;wonan.--
] HS settled aiIaiys ~ home, and nov
! he's . heusskssper Of -his own. sssai
TEA corrs dssusts 81 the Anon II
6xAs says that Arnold VI
found deSd I'D his bsd, u the Ursstol
4 Hotse, Oh 9 4onday norninnnr, Jan
90th... An fnquest VA held On .thi
4 BODY; verdict Is xcSa siivs use 81 Arden,
SpiRS, resulting IL mania 4 pst,% !.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

II nao}i 5Es4ti GAINESVILLE, Feb. z.
A fro broke out about 1o'clock this
morning nKyles dry goods, store,
totally destroying it with its con-
tents, Loss, $4,000. 5a,,a1I
n.y. = ha1e'i1l' ,aa London Pcb !. !,
Z Frcuch dispatches stats that in
tic terrible aceidcnt which took placs
Oh the railroad between Bolognoand
st. Nazairc, yesterday over sixty
'persons We're killed. The number of
wounded Is probably ovcrestinated.
r Bordeaux dispatches say that
''Gambetta has tcndored his resiyna-
-tiop as til. hcfa Of the Bordeaax
goy -rnment. Thisaction establishes
the Paris Com rl,ittee.. as ttiilAa Y !,
Crenncnx and HBiziore announce
their intention OF adherinv to the
Paris. decfse OF J January 18th, = which
annulled all electoral disquaiifca.
tons go .1nsis '.fiAa Il 1tit y
The intelligcncc of Gan,betta's
resignation was quietly received by
the people 81 mBordeaux..- NO 'disor-
ders occurred.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-26
Mr., CAMPBELL cites an extract from

Mr.. CAMPBELL cites an extract from
an editorial written in 1861, to show
that, upon one occasion, he discounten-
anced mob violence. But that was
early in the war, when it was still very
uncertain which side would win. AS
the danger receded, the Intelhgencer
became more arrogant and vindictive,
and Colonel" CAMPBELL did not cease
fighting during three years after the
war closed. In fact his martial spirit
could not be curbed when the last rebel
soldier had laid down his arms ami
GRANTS and SHERMAN veterans came
home in peace, but during 1865, 1866
and 1867 the Ktelfgencsr kept up the
war and strove daily to riyet stronger
chains and heap new reproach upon a
fallen foe. The test oaths, the reglstra'
ton law, the gag law, and each and
every act of prescription that n
fanatical legislature would pass. found
in Mr.. A. w. CAMPBELL an ardent and
admiring friend until in 1869, four
years after the war, change came over
the spirit of his dreams. BY virtue OF
what services he now asks to be made
the representative of a Democratic
constituency, and why Democrats
should vote for him in preference to
their own nominee, no citizen of Ohio
county can say.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-26
BROOKE COUNTY,

Our friends in Brooke county are ad
monished to read their tickets carefully
before voting to see that the name Of
Mr.. A. W. CAMPBELL is not substituted
for that Of Mr.. A. J. PANNELL. The
Radicals attempted that game in this
county last fall in the case Of the candi
date for Congress, and they may try il
again for Mr.. CAMPBELL benefit. Don't
be imposed upon by any counterfeit,
false, or fraudulent ticket! Be on your
guard
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-26

WE are surprised that so old a politi'
clan as Mr.. A. w. CAMPBELL should
resort to the transparent dodge Of pre-.
tending 70 have a nomination thrust
upon him. Your inveterate office
seeker is always "in the hands OF
his friends" always induced by the
urgent solicitations of the public" and
always accepts the candidacy "sorely
against his own inclinations." Such
assurances come with refreshing cool
ness from man who has twice been
q candidate for United States Senator
once for State Senate; once for the
House of Delegates; twice for the
City Council; and once for the
Constitutional Convention; all within
seven years-and, it may be added, has
never been elected to anything.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-26

Mr.. CAMPBELL quotes detached SEN
fences from editorial articles written 10y
him in 1861 to show that he counselled
moderation. But every citizen of Wheel
ing knows that these lucid intervals
were "like angel visits-few and far be-
tween The general course of the In
tcEHgcncer at that tipe and during the
whole period Of the war was vindictive
and malevolent toward those OF our
citizens whose opinions on political sub
jects did not coincide with those of the
editor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-26
ONE OF THOSE ANTECEDENTs.

Since Mr.. CAMPBELL has invited at
tention to his "antecedents during the
war" and claims credit for moderation
and magnanimity, we may be excused
for relating a single incident of the his
torv Of those troublous times. In the
summer Of 1861 "Union Club" was
organized in this city and held secret
meetings in Union Hall on Main street.
1t was a self constituted tribunal, eXer-
cising no right Of government over the
citizens by any law, civil or military,
human or divine. But upon one occa-
sion a proposition was introduced and
discussed for the levying Of special
tax upon every citizen whose sympa
thies were with the South, for the
ostensble purpose of providing fund
for the maintenance of the families o.
Union soldiers. In case these
citizens refused to pay at the
demand of the Club, their houses were
to he sacked and their property carried
off by a Vigilance committee, to be ap'
pointed by the Club. Mr.. A. W. CAMP
BELL v0tcd for this proposition; labored
to induce others to do so; and was will
ling to support the outrage through the
columns Of the LnteNigencer. Thanks
to the courage Of the late Judge WILL
LIAM A. HARRISON and the prudent and
moderate counsels of others who were
present, the scheme was defeated and
our city saved from the Instruction
and bloodshed that would inevitably
have followed an attempt to enforce
such an infamous and unlawful decree.
This is one of Mr.. CAMrBELLs ANTE
ccdcnts during the war" This is q
sample Of the moderation that charac-
terizcd his conduct These are facts
known to many of our citizens and Ca
pable Of being sustained by oath. MIR,
CAMPBELL now solicts the votes of the
very men he then prescribed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-26

BEAR in mind that it is the avowed
purpose of the Radicals throughout the
State to break up the Convention, If
possible. Failing in this, they will
throw every obstruction they can in
the way Of its success and will then
endeavor to hold the Democratic party
responsible for its failure to meet the
wishes OF the people. To avert this
danger let us elect Democrats who Will
represent our opinions and respect our
wishes. Nothing can be expected from
anv of the Radical candidates in this
county. They will act in harmony
with their partisans from other sections
OF the State and lend their earnest
assistance to any scheme for the injury
of the Democratic party, or FOR Radical
advantage. Don't trust them. They
arc asking Tor Democratic votes, but
will laugh at the credulity Of any Dem
ocrat who assists to place them in
power. The whole usefulness and sue
cess of the Convention depends upon
the election to day, and the State looks
to the Democrats of Ohio county to dc
their duty and elect their whole ticket
See that no proper effort is omitted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-26

LOOK OUT for spurious tickets having
the name OF one or more OF the Dem,
ocratic candidates omitted. Democratic
tickets were used by the Radicals last
fall, the name OF the candidate for
Congress being omitted others omitted
the names ofthe candidates for the Leg
islature and others contained the
name of the Radical candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney pasted ocer that
of his Democratic opponent. We have
specimens ofall these tickets still in our
possession.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-26
The Means of Escape.

The fall has many perils for the weak and
feeble, and its sudden atmospheric changes
are trying to the constitutions OF even the
robust. The chilling temperature of the
nights, rs compared with the almost sum-
mer warmth OF the days, necessarily eXer-
cises an unhealthy influence on all who are
exposed to il. Hence dysentery, diarhu.a
intermittent feverS, bilious attacks, and de-
rangements OF all the Secretions, are COM
mon at this season. The true way TO escape
them is to meet the causes with protec-
tive and invigorating medicine. Hostel
lcr'S Stomach BitterS are designed for this
eyigency. This powerful vegetable specific
relieves the system Of all acrid humorS,
purifies the fluids, tones the secrctlve or
cans promotes healthy evaporation through
the pores, increases the activity 81 the di-
grStive functions, cheers the spirits, and
regulates the bowels. To do this is to make
the whole body vigorous, and render it
proof against the viciSSitudeS OF tempera-
turc, and against malaria. A course OF the
great tonic and Alternative is therefore in all
cases advisable as a preventive at this sea-
son. II, on the other hand, the mischief is
already done, and intermittent or remit
tent fever is actually present, or the liver,
bowels, or stomach disordered, there is no
medicine so certain to effect q quick and
thorough cure as this harmless and agree
able DrenaratiOn.