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Upton, IOWA. OCTOBER II. 1s72

sent me IN order directing me To
march to Pittsburg Landing, Untor.
tUnately, the ofIicer that brought II,
BY . mistake In its delivery. sent me
10 join the right Of the army 1t . point
tonr miles from the landing. When
the mistake was corrected. I had
marched, and put the whole rebel
army between me and the Landing
and It became necessary to march back
entirely around the left Of the enemy.
The movements took the afternoon,
sothat did not not zee General Giant
aeain that day.
Next morning in the gray Of the
lawn. he came to me. In person, Of
'iered my command to advance to the
attack. One orderly, was his entire
escort. The following was the inter-
view almost verbatim.
Good morning." he said to me.
/ raised my cap and replied
Wood morning, sir"
"Your guns are at work early.''
s''Yes. y said, ..snd v you MIN -.
-esvc. have two batteries upon me.
The affair can't last long"
He studied the direction Of my line
= minute. aud then asked
Are you ready to attack ?"
'Yes, SIR
He turned his horses head toward
the enemy ssd with quiet wave o'
mis- hand, said, calmly, ~ II sitting iu
: parlor. "Then move right out
there"
As he started of, called TO him
do you wish me TO attack Ia an.
particular Ortier?"
mo. leave that to your own dis
..retion. Good morning.
He was perfectly sober, aud as conf
dent = he was sober.
fsaw him again about Ave O'Clock
~ the afternoon. We were drivin,
the enemy. Riding to my side b.
.aid:
I'VE are getting along very well
Think you had butter make aquar-
er offs wheel to the right here, anC
change direction q little"
"If 1 do that" / said, ..my lef'
iank will be without support"
"I'Il see to that
He was perfectly sober when hs ,ef,
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KILLER HOUSE,

fstanwoOd. Iowa..
,s,;ir pp,,ppiETOR of this House will
sr.-e no aims 10 make his guests com
t.-, ,',c. sd In doing 40 hopes 70 merit me
,:,sse,. - tie public generally. nac.s
lea ~ this iia,.e daily (Aundays excfptcH.
ssy TJpsan and return. Also. u c00nection
viii ,,e found y good 1ivery. Home cn:tom
ana farmers will be furnished meals o TO
oa ~ u. Il. nsllsa. sssps'sAss.
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The New York Tribune says that
"Ue have carried I've Of the eight Con.
gressmen, have defeated Mr.. Settle,
the President Of the Prcsident's re-
nominating convention, have swept
the Legislature, thus securing the de-
feat Of John Poole, the odious Sena
tor" etc., anent the North Carolina
election. BY "nc" 1t means tho Lib
erai Republicans and Democrats pledg-
ed to the Cincinnati platform. But
every one Of these Ave Congressman,
and every one of the members elect,
Of Its side. OF the North Carolina Leg.
islature, 10 q rebel Democrat, nomina'
tel on q rebel Democratic ticket
before the Cincinnati Convention was
held. Every man IL opposed to Sum.
ner's civil rights bill. Every man
stands on the old Ku Klux Democratic
platform. Not solitary one II pledged
u the Cincinnati platform.
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conysyancer.
aRn ADLER.

n.F'"E With Comfy Treasurer, Tiptnn.
''--lar s'nJoty. Iowa. Will paw taxe>
f- u.resfients. examine land titles, fur
ny, ,issirs~'s. Ac.
g.f.rs To ". Ruif Atty: Jesse James.
~. f;- .,ra-r r. e. Mcf'le!land. Co. Treasurer:
Hammond 4 Found. Bankers. l73
vyg.AvR WOLF.
NOTARY, PtIRTvC and 1nsurance Agent.
~ Once with Wolf 4 Landf,
~ - Tiptoil Iowa.
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Pa sicians.
=. n. l~GRAuAM, n. D..

n0aEor ATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 aTR-
u t;:nS. Dffic. at residence on 9th street,
west ,fP,,.i 1!fe..
TrPTOS IOWA.
AHnt<s.seS - Women and Children re-
..4!ys sps->, ! attention, since coming t.
iowa ,r I has 'r.ated above 80 children.
unis ~. 81 v',tsn las died under his treat
snrH:. AD-ii ist. lsF
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=. ENSIGN. n. D..

!T~!tIA~ Z ~TR6EON. TIProS. Iowa
H,ving hal thirty wears experience
H. - 3 ~ = ," = q abstraction in all cases
s't-u.ts.t - iIis care. Ofiier, over COBB
H'.. ; .r,.n istt
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Ii you knock man down, he may
rise up again, but after two or thre.
such knockings he loses the power
~ rising. In ordinary fevers the sys-
lem has recuperative power, espec
tally when the weight Of the inalady
',as been removed by suitable medi-
cine hut when that recuperative pow
-r is lost, the system will not rise t.
health. although medicine has done oil
that was expected from it. and the pa
tient dies. This inability may exist
10 all forms of disease. Typhoid"
means "like typhus." and typhus IT.
-elf means ''stupor"--a kind of SLEEP
or death. There is = growing tenden-
cy In all diseases ITO take on the ty-
phoid type" which amply meanr
that the constitutions Of the people are
growing weaker and weaker. less and
less capable OF resisting the onsets OF
sisesse hence less amount OF sick
ness kills now, than formerly; and
added to this. physicians Of every
grade have observed that their pa
,ients cant bear rs large doses OF
medicine a. heretofore, and the ten
,iency is to give less, and at longer In
tervals aud wait and see what nature
will do" The practical use to be made
ny the reader Of these facts is to habit
nate himself to greater wstchfulnese
against the causes Of oil disease, and
take greater care Of himself when he
IL sick aud this care should be observ
ed IN three main directions
l. In recovering from any form Of
disease, keep abundaptly and comfort.
ably warm.
2. StudiOusiy avoid taking cold.
8. Watch against over-exercise fol
several days or weeks.
1. Eat very moderately and at reg
ular Intervals, Of plain, nOurishine
food.
Ii these four things are observed, re-
iapses would be rare, and the patient
would he saved; the most difficult o.
the four, is to avoid eating too much
there il special danger Of yielding to Z
craving for some particular kind o
food. We knew an estimable lady
| who has happily recovering from 81
attack Of typhoid fever, but she hac
such strong desire for sweet potato
that 1t WAS allowed her; In less thar
sn hour the symptoms became unfav
orable aud she died the next day.
The sleepiness or stupor Of typhoit
arises from the fact that the brain, ans
thence the whole nervous system, j
oppressed by the disease; Is weighes
down; can't act goes TO sleep ant
dies 3 HATS journal of Health.
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Contractors 4 Builders.
A. ctionssrs.
n. KNOTT,

w VI. M bANVb
4 y(.TiONEER Will attend psosnpAiy
"A TO selling all kinds Of property at Auc-
zion. in any pa n NJ Cedar county. A list ~
hts sa,sa vi i always be fonnd af the TiPrnH
aervirea .,n sx the aav for their aaia With
aut ses!rs i'm,
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DR. LOGAN,

n ,fsrfSS SURGEON. General pYac-
;i.A ~ the profession; but makes y spe
.'a,tfv II TIA. treatment OF all forms Of
f'naoxir iiseax-s. Prompt attention paid
i,aigiit on IL IN town or country.
osnrs a. nr. Rigx's Drug Store. Residence
NJ Mr. Wilhelm's 32tf
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> u N TT ST,
suNEETH inserted on the CelebYated Cellu-
,nid Base. Ether or ChlorOform Ad.
roiniatered for tho painless extraction OF
feeih when desired.
Rn.,ms over Pistt 4 Carr's Law Onfce, OPP
n1,.ite the 1'anrf House, Upton. Iowa. sy
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yYMNN CARPENTER.
A UCTloNEER. Durans. Cedar County.
"A iOwa. "m"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-20
TINE sECOND DISTRICT.

A trleuraSRukrne hsp'OVdh Hohets
for that county contain the name of j.
MARSHALL HAGANs as q candidate for
Congress in the Second District. This
is no more than we expected. The
Radicals have been deluding both ALEX
H. BoTELER and WARD H. LAMoN with
the idea that they were intending to vote
for one or the other of these gentle.
men, but just upon the eve of the cleo
ton they develop their plan. Neither
Mr.. BorELER nor Mr.. LAMoN is the
choice of the Radicals of the Second
District, but Mr.. HAaANs is and his
candidacy now is, as we are well as
sured. the result of q preconcerted
arrangement. Look out for q contest
for the representation Of the Second
District of West Virginia in the next
Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-20
. SINGIIAR COINCIDENCE.

There is a singular and striking CO.
incidence between the new Constitution
Of West Virginia and the platform OF
the Liberal Republican party adopted
by the Democrats at Baltimore. Both
declare in favor of amneety and peace
and both are intended to secure the
adoption of the lone term principle
which is an important feature Of both
the Cincinnati platform and OF
the new Constitution Of West Viz
GINA. 10 all essential respects the
new Constitution is as thoroughly in
accord with the liberal sentiment that
is now sweeping over the land as if it
had been framed expressly for that pur-
pose. There is not a eingle idea con-
tended for by the Liberal element in
our national politics that does not find
expression in the new Constitution OF
West Virginia. Vote for Ratification.
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DODDRIDGE COUNTY.

A reliable and well posted eorrespon-
dent in Doddridge county tells US under
date Of the 10Th: "You can say to your
readers that Doddridge will be found
right on the 22d. She has always given
small Republican majority heretofore,
but will give q majority for Camden
and the Constitution this time, as also
for all the district and county candidates.
There is very little division in our party;
the Democrats hold Jacob and Davis
as the Republican candidates, and will
treat them accordingly. We have had
no foreign speakers among as, but GU
county men, Messrs. Winfield Scott
Esq, Maj. Hoskinson, Col. Nicely and
others, bave been doing good work and
will continue until Thursday evening"
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WHICH Is CHEAPER:

The people of West Virginia have
generally made up their minds as to
how they will vote on the new Consti-
tuition. The parties are distinctly
divided. The Radicals are "for re-
lection" and adduce great many so
called reasons for their faith, the chief
Of which is the pretended Increase of
the expense of the State government
over that now in force. A candid ex-
animation of the new Constitution
shows that the government it will
establish is cheaper than the present
and that in every department, legisla-
tive, executive or judicial, an actual
saving has been effected.
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REMEMBER 1851.

Democrats who remember SLIPPERY
AxDYs exploits as q member Of the
Radical Club in 1861 and who have
not forgotten his efortss to collect
from the Southern men here the
expenses of PIERPoNr's govern
ment, will feel some reluctance
about voting for him at the present
time as a candidate for the House Of
Delegates. He has::come down a peg
since he last solicited the suArages Of
the people Of Ohio county. HE now
wants Democrats to stand by the
straight ticket and vote for all its mem'
bers
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RACEY.

An old and valued contributor hand,
ed in the following as his last effort. A
physician was promptly summoned and
the sufferer is doing as well as could be
expected. Here was the trouble:
There is bad news from the race
ground. The trainers of the horse
Pony Bolter were trying to " fillibuster"
on him, and they put him a little too
strong on that part Of the track which
is known as sippeys andy, and the con-
sequence is that he is terribly s1esneyed
that he d noS laid up in brine, (Brien)
and that for all future use he wiH soon
(Wilson) be::no better than an onto b"
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SUCCESS CERTAIN.

A gentleman who has done good SER
vice for the Constitution and the State
ticket and who proposes to continue the
campaign until next Thursday evening
writes us from Taylor county as follows:
II was in Monongsia, at Morgantown
and Blacksyille. on Thursday and Fri>
day, and at Pennington in Marion on
Saturday. We bad glorious meetings.
Everything looks right there. Indeed
my opinion is, that Monongalia, Mars
on, Preston, Barbour, Tucker, Ran
dolph. Upshur and Taylor will all do
their duty on election day. l regard
success Is certain. / hope to have q
good report from Ohio county" -rt.
OF ooqre We cannot say IN advance
OF the election precisely what Ohio
county will do, but we feel fully author
ised 70 ~ 70. our correspondent andto
the Democrats throughout the State
that Ohio county viii give CAMDEN. and
the nS& Cosstitution b decisive ma
jority, - y5agQ baS ~" 11a5-
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The following is copy of the pledge
submitted to the Ohio County Conven-
ton on the lst of July, by virtue OF
lit n--A-:-Su----- ~,
for the House of Delegates. The paper
was preserved by the Secretary of the
Convention and is now in our possess
sion:
ITO the Democratic ConUGntion Of Ohio
County: ..'
"GENTLRNRN-I offer myself as a
candidate for member OF the Legisla.
ture and pledge myself to abide by the
decision OF this Convention.
ANDREW WILSON"
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ssThe Partnership between
the Republicans and q Por'
rion of the Democratic party,
Governor Jacob and his
friends, is q limited one, and
for a specific purpose, the de-
feat of the new Constitution.
That accomplished, the Re-
publican party will elect q
man of Its own for Governor
IN OctOber.o-Ertract from a speech
of COL 7. B. Scam, at Charleston, Jug
9Th. 1872.
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NOTICE.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

Trustees Sale of Real Estate.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made and signed by Carlisle Brown 10
the undersigned trustee, dated the 24th day
of November, 1870, and duly acknowledged
and admitted to record in the Recorders
Office OF Marshall county, w Va, and re,
corded In deed book No. 10, folio lSs,
will, on
Saturday, the 2Ist day OF September,
1872, commencing at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction at the front
door of the Court House in said county, two
tracts or parcels OF land situate on the
waters OF Big Wheeling Creek, in Marshall
county, W. Va, described as follows, to-wit !:
One OF said tracts Of land adjoips land
owned by James NJ. Combs, and Is known
as the Bald Eagle tract, containing fifty
nine acres and eighty. six poles. The other
tract OF land adjOins said Bald Eagle tract,
and contains three acres and twenty-seven
poles, making in the two tracts sixty-two
acres and one hundred and thirteen poles,
being the same two tracts OF land which
were conveyed to the said Carlisle Brown
Che z3lIf III NUNonI Uta -IoIU, which deed Is OF
record in the Recorders office Of Marshall
county.
Terms of sale-One-third cash; the bal
ance In twelve and eighteen months, pur-
chaser giving deed OF trust on property to
secure deferred payments.
augl9-i W. q. HANDLAN, Trustee.
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Some foolish individual whose initials
are Nv. n. O." and who will be at once
recognized in this city as q chronic
bolter who has not been entitled to the
name of Q Democrat for the last nv
years, writes to the people Of Hancock
county some advice concerning the
election Of Senators. We find his com.
munication in full in the last issue OF
the Hancock County Courier. we only
mention the matter in order 70
ssv to the Democrats OF Han
cock county that "W. ID. u
ia well known here as a political
dead beat, of no earthly consequence
and simply fsvoring JACOB because that
public functionary has promised him a
position as Secretary Of State as a re-
ward for the wear and tear OF con-
science rendered necessary by the edit
ing and control of little Jaksy. his
predictions are entirely worthless and
his word has no weight in this county
where he is known.
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Ohio County Ticket.

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
ME-. HULLIHEN,
GEORGE 20. DAVENPORT,
WILLIAMW.MILL
JAMES ROBINSON.
FOR SHERIFF,
GEORGE n. TINGLE.
oRrRosrcurIsa ATTORNEY
E.G. CRACRAFT.
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT
HANNIBAL FORBES.
FOR cLKRK OF COUNTY COURT,
ROBERT b. WOODS.
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
THOMAS N. DARRAH.
FOR SURVEYOR OF LANDS,
MT. CARR.
Far AssrssoR-CITY DISTRICT,
RALPH ARKLE.
FOR ASSESSOR COUNTRY DISTRICT
JOSEPH BURROWS.
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THE PREsIDENTIAL CONTEST.


The election of CAMDEN or JACOB as
Governor Of West Virginia makes
very little difference to the people o!
the State. Both profess to be Demo"
Gratis and both are in favor OF the new
Constitution which the best men in the
State have recommended as better than
any other ofganic law that has yet
been suggested. In this contingency
both parties should favor Mr.. CAMDEN
election and either of them should
stand ready to answer all objections
that may be brought forward. Colone
HOFFMAN never retreats.
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OHIO COUNTY.

Democratic meetings in the city OF
Wheeling will be held as follows;
In the EIGHTH WARD, Monday,
night, August 10, to be addressed by
sneakers to be hereafter bounced.
Other county meetings will sh ortIy
be announced.
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THERE is rumor in circulation,
though we do not vouch for it's correct.
ness, that Sheriff BROWN gives up the
contest and comedies Mr.. TINGLE
election. Such seemed to be the feel
ing at the German Picnic at Mass
grove yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
No.
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This superb HAIR DYE is the Best IN Me
WoridLPerfectly harmless, reliable and In
stantaneous. No disappointment; NO mi MI
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INmany Of the counties the Radicals
have printed and ready for circulation
spurious tickets intended to deceive
those who are not upon their guard.
See that the words "For Ratification"
are upon your ticket and that it con.
tsins the names of the regularly nomi.
lated Democratic candidates.
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MEETING In FULTON.

Our Fulton friends will have the adj
vantage Of the last meeting Of the cam
paign. Messrs. RICHARDSON, CRANNER
and NEUHAUsEN speak there this even
ing in behalf Of the new Constitution
and the State ticket. They should be,
and We have no doubt they will, be
greeted by q large audience. The
merits of the new Constitution will be
set forth and all objections to its ratifica-
ton will be conclusiyely answered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-20

TIE Radicals are circulating the
story that the new Constitution will
permit the removal OF the State Capital
from Charleston. Would it not be well
for them to "look leetle out" before
giving currency to such an argument /?
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yarE THE sTRAIGHT TICKET.

Stand by the straight ticket! A
vote for the bolter or against the new
Constitution is equivalent to q vote lot
GRANT. 1t is more than that. 1t Is a
votesto help the Administration In
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana and 10
other States that vote in October. IL
matters not what may be our local un-
Outstanding concerning the result OF
the State campaign, the opinion abroad
will be that, if the Constitution and the
Democratic ticket are defeated, the
victory will be with the GRANTEES. NO
amount Of explanation can remove that
impression. and the carrying OF the
State for GREELEY in November will be
futile to eradicate the mischief already
done. Every vote in this State next
Thursday is worth three at the Presl-
Dental election. See that their lDfiu-
ence is given on the right side and IN
favor of the Democratic cause In West
Virginia and in the nation at large.
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THE NEGRO VOTE.

The following from the Wheeling
Intlligsneer Of October 25, 1870. reads
O. fresh as though it had been specially
intended for the present campaign:
"The Clsrksbarg Telegraph says Mr..
DAVIS friends ne lsboring to secure the
negro Sotea Whewt Can It be possi-
bic the South esrolina gentleman would
allow psrsons. TO wa for him Who are
Is much below his level - the "mon.
key e -nEL-. 49, Il - -
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Beware of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Childs Cure when Teething,
To RELIEVE

4HC
TO RELIEVE
PAIN COLO AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Is the popularity Of our remedy that
1t has induced some unprincipled persons
In our city 10 counterfeit IL, copying our
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word, using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts al deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, TO
the full extent OF the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
tions as shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article Of The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH
Frs & 60. Copyright entered and secured
according to act of Congress-
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VorE for the straight Democratic
ticket for the influence it we'll exert up
on Pennsylvania and Ohio and Indiana
and other States that are to vote in
October.
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On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. indictments 10
mari iage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent Tree, In
sealed envelopes. ,o1 ~
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
2SOuth Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
augl2-e gsb
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We are informed that no civil bust
ness will be transacted at the next term
of the United States Court at Clarks-
bll TO 's.