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Tho Reaetlop.

In the present Congress we have Al
members from Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, Nebraska, Maine, North Carroll
lima and Oregon, and the Democrats
u. Well now these States have all
held elections for Congressman since
the development of the Greeley bust
ness, and in the next Congress we will
have 55 members to the Confederates
20, or clean gain Of q.
We do not desire to obtrude abrupt
ly upon the funeral obsequies of our
friends, but nevertheless we are con-
strained to ask them how they like
the "lieaction" business as far as they
have got?
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Consolidation Of the o. 3. q q, with
tho u. q N. Railroad.

Ueusolilation Of the q. =. q @, with
the q. 4 N. Railroad.
We give the following special going
the rounds of the Press of the above
named roads:
NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
The directors Of the Chicago, Bur-
lington Il Quincy Railroad company
and the directors of the Burlington Il
Missouri River railroad company have
issued a circular to the stockholders of
the respective companies, announcing
that at meeting Of the two boards in
Boston, on Oct. 3rd an agreement was
entered into, subject to the ratifica-
ton of the stockholders, at meetings
to be held Dec oath, 1872, for the prac-
teal consolidation of the two colnpa-
MES on the following basis:
The stock Of each company is to 60
into the consolidation at par, the Bur-
lington and Quincy stockholders, how
ever, to first receive q dividend of rs
per cent. in the form of per cent.
bonds Of that company.
The form of the consolidation is to
be perpetual lease Of the Burlington
and Missouri River company to the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, the
latter company to assume all leases,
contracts, obligations, etc, of the
former, as well as pay all debts and
liabilities, and the guarantee to the
stockholders of the former the same
dividends as are made to its Cwn.-
Among the reasons assigned for the
union Of the two roads are that the
Missouri road can be more efficiently
and economically operated and manag-
ed under single management, all pos
sibility of conflicting interests in the
future avoided, and the great through
line formed by the roads of the two
companies from Chicago to the Missou-
ri river placed beyond the contingen-
cy of future disruption.
If we are not greatly mistaken this
is an excellent thing for Ottumwa,
provided we are entcrprizing enough
to to look after our interests and Sc
cure all we may out of it.
Now, we ought to secure, under this
new arrangement, the long talked of
machine shops Of the company. live
can do SO, the benefits to us will be al
most Unreasonable. Nature has done
for us all that could be desired. We
have the stone, timber, water and coal
in inexhaustible quantity. The COM
pany have thirty acres of excellent
ground IN one body, very elligibly sit
uated. Ottumwa ought to be made
one of the most important points in
Iowa, upon this line of road, and we
are certain that now is the time to
strike. Citizens Of Ottumwa! what
shall be done2
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AbOut Arkansas,

The late Horace Greeley, late candi-
date of the late Office seekers coalition
for the Presidency, delivered a touch
ing speech to his prospective pail bear
crs OH tie eve of his premature demise,
at the village Of Plcasantville, New
York. The most notable lie which he
uttered upon that occasion, was the
following:
''There are 10000 people in the state
OF Arkansas DISTINGUISHED to-day
If this is true, which. we don't begin
to admit, there is just one man living
who is responsible for it, and that man
is Benjamin Franklin Rice. At the
time Of the opening ofthe war, the said
Rice was highly respectable poker
player antklmate of a steamboat on the
lower Mississippi. Under the auspices
OF Horace Greeley and the legislation
VI IyrnuH IrumUuII, ne turncd up in
Arkansas at the close of the rebellion,
and from that time forward his descent
has been rapid and alarming.
1t was his deft manipulation which
disfranchised the few rebels in Ar
kansas, which Greeley bowls about
1t was his adroit log rolling which sent
him to the United States Senate, from
which place his downward course has
continued with constantly accclerating
momentum, until to-day he Is the chair
man of the Liberal Congressional Com
mitee at Washington, and is flooding
Ottumwa and all the other post-offices
in the country with Liberal documents
under the frank of Benjamin F. Rice.
1t is the old story thrice tod. There
are few acts of fraud and illiberalty to.
wards the South which cannot be ira
ced to Greeley for paternity, and there
is no frst-class A No. l thief aud seal.
lawag Carpet Dagger like Warmoth
and Rice who is not splitting his throat
for Greedy and Reform. Tire la Hum
bug!
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LoSnas.n Oct. 1e.

- tIs. LUNUUNy UCL. 40.
: Suit against the United States con-
sui, Dudley, of Liverpool, by man
named Aliot, who enlisted as d private
seaman on the privateer Alabama, for
compensation for his detention at Liv.
erpool, as witness by order Of Dud-
ley, at the time of the Alabama's sail
ing, has resulted adversely to the
plaintiff. The court decided that the
Geneva Tribunal had settled all ques-
tons connected with the Alabama
case. ssgt .s@#t Tst5t
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Tor Electors of President and Vice
President.
Republican State Ticket.

For Secretaryof State,
JOSIAH T. YOUNG, of Monroe.
For State Auditor.
JOHN RUSSELL, of Jones.
For State Treasurer,
VIM. CHRISTY, Of Clarke.
For Register of State Land Office.
AARON BROWN, of Fayette.
For Attorney General,
NJ. Z, QUITS, of Mabaska.
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New YoRK. Oct. l6

New YoRK. Oct. l6.
AT the National Board of Trade this
morning memorials were presented on
the subject of return to specie pay
mentand uniform international rates of
postage. Also a resolution, by Fisk of
st. Louis, advocating the opening up
and utilizing for agriculture and COM
merce, the territory now occupied by
the Indians. A resolution passed con-
demhing the practice of the Issue ofscrip
dividends, watering of stock, issue of
stock without full money equivalent,
by incorporated companies. Mr.. Row.
land, of Cincinnati, submitted reseu-
tons that the Executive Committee
the different States for
passing laws TO prevent the issue of
spurious warehouse receipts and make |
receipts negotiable, which were pass |
al
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MADRID, Oct. l6.

MADKID, OCt. IU'
A dispath from Ferral, yesterday,
says the Frigate Victoria, was hourly
expected in the Harbor. Preparations
were being made for an attack upon
the insurrectionists. Hostilities were
to commence at o'clock, p. M, yes
terday, If the rebels had not surren-
dered.
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Speaker Blaine gave Horace Gree
ley at Chicago the other night the
worst cxcoriation he has received dur
ing the campaign. A dead man is
entitled to more respectful considers
ton.
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CHRIsTIANsBURG, Iowa,
Oct. l4th, 1872.
MEssRs. EDITORS, SIRs AS it is
now approaching election time, l
thought perhaps your readers might
wish to know how the Republicans
prosper in the western part Of the
county, and having "swung around the
circle" lately, I feel myself able, per-
haps, to give some few points Of inter-
est.
Polk township is wide-awake, and
will do good work Nov. 9Th, all feeling
as though they had their political
strength renewed, since hearing the
"big talk" here on the 9th.
The Republicans met at this place on
the 18th, and put the following Town
ship ticket in the field:
Assessor, Guy Barrows; Clerk, Cur
tbs Chisman Justices, l.. G. Berggren
and Asahel Terrell; Constables, Borgie
Benson and VIM. Anderson Trustees,
B. P. Garfield, B. F. Chisman, and
Andrew Pearson.
Now allow me to say few words
regarding this ticket. 1t is undoubt-
eddy the best ticket ever run by either
party in this township, and we feel
proud in saying that the Democracy
can not find the material in this town.
ship to form a ticket that will equal
ours in point of ability and honest
standing in the community.
The Munterville Grant and Wilson
Club met on the 18th, at 7P. NJ, and
was ably entertained by the lifelong
and consistent Republican, Jacob Sib-
erell.
The Republicans in Adams feel con-
fident of an increase of their vote this
year, on the other hand the Liberals
feel sore over the result of the re-
cent elections, and have taken Oh them
selves the stupendous job Of proving
that honest Horace talked nothing but
"Go West and get land young man.
in his recent swing around the circle.
In the village of Blakesburg, the 9TH
er day, fell in company with few
Liberal gentlemen, among whom was
an individual that has been a promi-
nent aspirant for Liberal honors, who
also has honest Horace's picture sus-
pended in his place of business, and
rumor says, before which he, twice a
day, bows and gives vent to the fol-
lowing prayer:
"Oh! thou philosophic Horace, be-
fore whom soreheads, Democrats and
rebels daily bow, when thou contest ill
to thy Kingdom, give unto me and my
rebel brethren each his respective post
Office, collectorship, or assessorship,
and thine shall be the honor and praise,
and ours the profits, forever, until the
RAIDS gain the ascendency again.
Amen"
In the course of our conversation
this devout gentleman stated that
Grant could not use the language that
Greeley could, responded that hoped |
he could not use the low flung language |
that Greeley did. He responded "you
lie, he never uses any low flung Ian
guage."
then remarked that Horace advo-
Gated secession Mt Pittsburg; he an
swered me with the previous logical
rejoinder. l then tried to prove this BY
asserting that the Philosopher had re.
Lracted at Cincinnati, but he more en-
than at first, repeated his
first logical argument, and feeling my ;
to meet such logic, | left
ceiling sure that by such philosophy.
he Liberals would carry "Old Adams
~ a ge,y small majority. n
Yours, CARPET-BAGGER. 1T
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For Circuit Judge,
ROBERT SLOAN.
COUNTY TICKET.

Clerk oil the District Court.
l.. NJ. COOLEY.
County Recorder,
WADE KIRKPATRICK.
County Supervisor,
JAMES HAWLEY, SIR.
County Surveyor,
L. %. McGLASHON.
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Chicaro Mariret.

n, CHIcAeo,, Oct. 16.
WHEAT-Dull and lower at $l.l2
cash or Oct.
CORN-Quiet but lower at 3211ss
cash or Oct; 32a4 Nor,
OATS-Easier at 211a Oh.
RYE-Dull mid easier at 81 I@2.
BARLEY--rirmer at 6316 "a.
PROVISIONS-Ihactive, nominal
ly unchanged.
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NEW YORK.
NEW York, Oct. le.

. NEW YORK, Oct. 16.
Horace Greeley has been compelled
to decline the invitation to visit Chi
cago, owing to the delicate health of
his wife.
The steamer Providence, of the Fall
River line, while laying to, to avoid a
collision with a schooner, ran into a
government scow, in Hellgate at six
o'clock last evening. Tho scow was
smashed to pieces and all the upper
works of the steamer were carried
away, and she became unmanageable
and drifted upon tho rocks. Great
excitement prevailed among the six
hundred passengers, but fortunately
nobody was injured. The Stonington
came alongside and took Off the great
er number. A few were returned to
the city in tugs and small boats. The
Providence was fioated off at late
hour.
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New YoRK. Oct. 16.


Yesterday two Freieht trains COLI
ded near Newark, N. j.. killing a
brakeman and wrecking several cars.
The Liberal Republican National
Committee has issued an address re-
viewing the late elections and urging
voters to renewed vigor in the cam
paign.
Augustus st. Clair, formerly news
paper reporter, in deposition before
Judge BIady, yesterday, swore that at
the time Fisk was shot by Stokes, at
the Grand Central Hotel, he saw q
pistol in Fisk's hand he also saws the
fear of arrest prevented him from Civ
ing this information on the trial.
A meeting Of the German American
Reform Association, last night, enaors-
ed the nomination of O'Brien for
Mayor.
Yesterday afternoon fire in Cooper,
Hewitt Il Co.'s Rolling Mill, at Tren-
ton, N. j., damaged property to the
extent of about $4,000. Some six
hundred men are left without work.
No insurance.
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Col. Mcclure, chairman Of the Lib
eral Committee of Pennsylvania, has
sold out the furniture OF his Head
Quarters and retired from the Greeley
business.
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Ladies clean their black dresses
silk, cashmere or aipaca--of last sea-
son with borax and Lepid water. a
teaspoonful of borax To quart OF
water. Apply with black wollen
rag or nail brush.
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Fitz Henry Warren has concluded
that Greeley is played out, and has de-
termined to devote his time to his own
business.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

LOWELL, Oct. is.
The Liberals Of the 7th district, to-
day, nominated John X. Tarbox, Of
Lawrance, for Congress. Geo. Stevens,
of Lowell, was nominated forthe short
Congressional term.
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The Register reports that noted re-
former, J. B. Grinnell, as having re-
turned to Iowa from his stumping tour
in Indiana.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct. III.
Major P. III. King suffocated to death
at the Old Rye House, last night, by
neglecting to turn off the gas in his
lodging room.
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MADRID, Oct. 16

The Municipal, authorities of Ferral,
yesterday, requested the Government
forces to suspend the attack on the in
surrectionists, as negotiations were
pending for their surrender. The
Commander consented to wait until
afternoon.
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-. Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 16.
FLOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Lower and irregular, for
No 2. Spring s1.13@17; Fall no ] ST.,
S. sample lots lower.
COKN--FIrner at Ssh 90.
OATS-Firmer at 25Is at.
BARLEY-Steady, No. 2 spring
at Csc.
WHISKEY--Quiet at SO c.
RYE-Quiet at 57c. ,r4
PORK-Firmer at 1850.
BACON-Dull,
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NENIIN All, NTct. II.
The loss on tlic Tu'can Rolling Mills
il is reported This morning. was great.
Iy over-estimated. II will reach $780,
coo. No insurance.
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Chicago live stock Market.

Chicago live Stock Market.
CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
CATTLE Recpts 1916; scarcely
anything doing.
HOGS-Recp'ts 1O,7SS; dun and
twenty cents lower $450@70.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. l6.
Five thousand laborers on the Steam
ship Docks, of this city, are on strike
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49,
That perennial dead-beat, j. b.
Grinnell, sneaked out of Iowa, when
his attempted fraud OH the Treasury
was unearthed. He has Just put in
an appearance in letter to the Demo-
cratic Leader, in Des MONIES, wherein
he claims to have been canvassing
Indiana, to the extent of twenty-five
counties. This fact is a partial solu-
ton of the amazing Republican vic
tory in the Hoosier State.
In common with all the tribe OF I'M
inspired idiots, who get fairly beaten
at the polls, he has turned his atten-
ton to the profound mysteries of the
multiplication table, and figures out
the Democratic Waterloo, of last Tues
day, as an omen of arithmetical VIC
tory in disguise for the November cleo
ton. lie sums up the result as follows !:
"ln the South, electoral votes) 100"
New York So"
New JERSEY g."
Connecticut - g."
:. New Hampshire s."
"Indiana Is"
$3.50"
:" Necessary to elect 1874"
"ro spare "Gv
"This count gives Grant, South Car
olina, Mississippi and Florida. What
then to discourage! Nothing. Both
Ohio and Pennsylvania have lost OH
full vote and we havesaved the pivotal
State Indiana, for Greeley"
"Yours," ~. B. GRINNELL."
Admitting his claims OF l20 votes in
a lot from the South, for Greeley,
which is about as many more as he
will carry, no man with sense enough
TO keep out OF a Lunatic Asylum,
would ever claim N. Y, N. j., Conn,
n. IL. and Indiana, for Greeley. and
with all these fraudulent claims he
only puts his candidate votes ahead.
No more desperate and lugubrious
array Of figures than this, has been pa
raded before the public, during this
campaign, by the arithmetic people of
the late Chow-C Chow party.
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MIDDLE.AGED MENI

There are many OF the age OF thirty 10 forty
who arc troo bled with too frequent evacua-
ton OF the bladder. often accom- panied by q
slight smarting or burning sensation, and
weakening the sy stem In manner the pa.
tie mt cannot account for en- examining Abe
urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often
be found, and sometimes small particles Of
a,bumen viii appear, or the color will be or
q thin and mflkfsh hue. again changing to q I
dark and torpid appearances. There are macy
men who die of this difficulty, 1gnorsnt of
the cause, which ID the second stage OF SEM
inal weakness. DIR. =. will guarantee PER
feet cure IN all such casee and . healthy res.
toration Of the genito. urinary organs 81
may live far on or near. are invited TO make
q visit to the Infirmayy, or call ut the Doctors
Office in Daven port. and have q personal con-
kultation, for one personal interview ts bet
ter than a dozen letters, and IL Will cost you
10 more IN the end 10 effect perm nent
cure. for az err the Doctor examines your case,
he can tell you In a moment what he can DO
for you, and adopt proper remedies TO your
tor personally. In all cases II posi- BILE instead
OF wasting me by letter wrftiag.
Patients wishing to take treatmen mt Mt home
can DO SO after exhmfnation. " their business
Will not admit OF their adopting the more adj
yiEable and speedy course, by stopping at tho
lnfrmary for n few weeks more Or less time.
as the case might require. All letters con-
.nining stamps for reply prom gtly answered.
piuney Vile Infrr,nry. DAVINPORT. IA.
fS Patients taken toitc iBtirrpafy free lcf q
charge by calling at 10 Perry street, before
T. NJ.
TERMS Per week at Inflrmary g. 10 sl5
Board, Baths and Medical attention Included. (.
MaySld&wl5r.
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New York Market.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
FLOUR--Quiet and steady.
WHEAT--Dull$I50@3.
CORN-Quiet and steady at 64k
@k. a,
OATS firmer at 46L ESQ. a
WHISKY-92c.
PORK-Quiet at $1s.5S.
LARD--Dull at 50.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
RooMs OF REPUBLICAN, STATE CEN.

ROoM6 OF REPUB L1CAN STATE CEN. conf
DUBUQUE, iowa. 1872.
The State Central Committee is authorized
to announce Republican meetings at the fol-
lowing times and places: Other meetings
will be announced as rapidly as possible
Local Committees are requested to make the
and should 1t be necessary or judioious 70
make any changes in the hour OF any of the
meetings, they Will please address the Speak.
crs appointed thereat direct, and not this com.
mlttec.
MRS. MATILDA FLETCHER.
addresses in the East have received high
enconiunls, viii speak upon political topics
at the following times and places:
Fers Madison f MSnddsy. Get Get & q.
darlington, Wednesday, Oct. 3.
1 Des aciass. FFnisasss.y S Oct: &
The meetings will be held at u P. n. unless
otherwise arranged By the Local CONS.
HON. M. M. WALDEN,
will speak at The following times and places:
Pella. Thursday, :" II. !"
Abba, Tuesday, 90
IEddyvlne. Wednesday. - 9, "
HON. GEORGE G. WRIGHT,
United states Senator, with speak as follows:
W lSl1aass W Tessassdi S Say e.
n, Il.
M, an less otherwise arranged By the Local
Committees.
HON. G. G. BENNETT,
Wiilspoah as follows:
Alton, Thursday, - II.
Osceola, Friday, &c 10
These meetings will be held at o'eloca p. |
IN, unless othern ise q ranged by the Local |
Committees. Il
HON. CHRISTIAN WuLLWEBER,
Republican cand date for Presidential Elec-
tor, Will add ess the people at the following
times and places
darlington, Monday, Oct. o.,
ke,knk, Tuesday, Gt. 90.
Ottumwa "Wednesday, Got %. !
hes MaineR Thurstay, 0ct -
Council BUDS, Fr.dav, Oct. %.
The Council linfr speech Will he ~ GER
MAJ. The O her specifies win be IN Gsrnan
u Elglsh ,.s eesired BY the Local Commit
ees.
These meetings will la ut ~ o'ci0c]s unless
.ru7id-t! by the ioeai lQpia!ttees
Forty one and a half bushels of bar
ey was the yield TO a Powe,hiek conn-
" farmer u0r acre.
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Proclamation Of the Sheriff Of Wapelle
County, iowa.
On Tuesday, next after the first
Monday in November, 1872, viz !: the
9th day OF said November, by vote
of all the Electors in Wapello County,
Iowa, the following county officers are
to be elected:
A County CLERK.
RECORDER.
=" SUPERVISOR.
+" SURVEYOR.
Whereof all the electors of said
County, will take due notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
S. A. SwIGGETT.
Sheriff Of Wapello Co., Io,ca.
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c-gglaua HaaERaTs.

Corrected w j. r. YousG & Co. Grocers.