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STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS.

STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
In the Marshall Circuit court, august
term. 1855.
George 4. Metcal,
VS. Complaint for Divorce.
Mary Ann Metcalf.
de II known that on this 26'h day Ct May
ID 1855. the complainant in the foregoing
cause by Horace Corbin, his attorney. filed ms
complaint in my office, against the said defea-
dart, for divorce; also at the same time thcrc
was filed the affidavit of disinterested person,
from which it appears that said defendant is a
non resident Of the State of Indiana.
The said defendant. Mary Ann Mctcalf, is
therefore hereby Motif ed of the filing and pen
dency of said complaint for divorce. as afore-
said. and that unless she appear and plead, an
swer or demur thereto, on or before the calling
thereof, at the next term of the Marshall Circuit
court. to be held at the court house in Plymouth
in said county, on the second Monday In Au-
gust next; the matters and things therein charg-
ell will he takea as confessed, and will be de-
termined in her absence.
Attest: x. C0RBALEY. clerk,
Pr r. c. Corbaley dep.
Harace Corbin, Pitts airy.
May 81. 1855. Its.
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June IL. 1865.
STATE OF INDIANA.

STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS.
In tic MarshqH Circuit Court, august Term
1859.
John b Dooliitle,
Divorce.
Catharine Doolitle.\
BE ii known that on the 18th dav oil
June 1885, the complainant in the foregoing
entitled cause filed his complaint in my Office
against said de endant. for divorce, also at he
same time the affidavit of a DISTINGUISHED per-
son, from which ii appears that sand defendant
Is non resident OF the State OF Indiana
The said defendant, CathaIine DOoli;tle, is
hereby notified Of the filing and tendency o!
said complaint as aforesaid, and that unless
she appear and plead, answer or demur thereto
on or before the calling of this cause az the
next term OF the Marshall circuit court 10 be
held at the court house in Plymouth in said
county, on the second Monday in August next
the matters and things therein contained viii
be taken as confessed, ana gIll be determl
ed III her absence.
Attest: r. C0RBALEY clerk.
II x. c. Corbaley dep.
Ho1geS & Porter 1li.fs. sttyS.
June II, 1853. 1873
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Dissolution.

rVNHE partnership heretofore existing under
the name and firm of C. S & E. Tibbits.
in The Dry Goods business AT Knox, Stark+ Co,
was dissolved on the LIST IF May. 1853. 10y mu-
,ual CONSENT Alldeb,s due the firm are TO DO
paid to c. S. Tibbits. who continues the bust
ness IL the old stand. Call aud settle up.
CHAS $. TIRBITS,
EDWARD TIBBITS.
June Z, 1855. l2*
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state OF EIsdIana:
Marshall county, ss:


term. 1888.
Elizabeth Rinsle,
Adam Ringle.
A De it known that on this 9Th day of June
ID 1850. the complainant in the above en-
titled cause, by Corbn, Ter attorney. filed Ia
my office her complaint in this behalf, also the
affidavit of disiuierested =, rson. showing thar
said defendant is Il men resident of the State o
Indiana.
The said defendant Adm Ringle is there
fore hereby notified of the fling and pendeuc>
of said complaint, and that unless he appear and
plead answer or dcmur thereto on or before the
calling of said cause at the next term of the
Marshall circuit court, 60 I've Loldcn at the court
house in Plymouth. in said county, on The Sec
ond Monday in August next the same, to
him. will be taken as confessed, and VIII be
heard and determined in his absence.
Attest: X. CORBALEY, clerk.
Corbin, Atty. for plsG.
June 81. 1853. Iii3.
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SHALL WE TELL!-One of our citizens
Informs us Of few places within our
corporate limits, where he can Sc: as much
liau or as he wants.
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BRING THEM ON!

The highest market price will be allowed on
subscription, for any amount of clean Linen
AID Cotton Rags, delivered at this Office
Don't fal 10 pay your subscription, when you
can paw il in rags.
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Notice to Non Residents.

FINIlE undersigned. with the county sur
- veyor, Will on the 9th day ofJuly 1855, al
o'clock p. IN. on said day, proceed TO survey
and locate the corners OF their land in sections
=, Is, H. * 20, township 32 north, of range
west, in StaTke county, Ind, to meet at G. c.
PetrOS nj tie time above named, and continue
from day TO day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the surveyor
at the time and place above named and de ray
or provide Tor defraying their proportion of the
expense OF said survey, will be returned 10 the
county Auditor Of said county. and such delin-
queney placed on the tax duplicate and col
lecled according to law.
VIM. c. LARABEE.
- SABINE.
June IL. 1865. 1873.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
RSHALL COUNTY

IN The Marshall circuit court.
JACOB d. BAILEY. ct. al. vs.. John Lowry
- ct. al, and the heirs o. Samuel kepleI de-
ceased, whose names are unknown.
On the 23d day OF May petition was filed
in my Office by Jacob Il. Bailey, for partition
of lands belonging 10 the estate of Martin Bal
ley deceased, TO which the heirs of SAMUEL
KEPrER deceased, are made parties, and their
names are unknown, and they ale believed 10
be non residents OF the State, a appears by al
fdavi they are hereby notified of the pen
dency of said partition, and the same viii be
heard by said court al It's next term, TO be held
at the count house in Plymouth on the Cd Mon
day III August 1850.
Attest: X. CORBALEY, clerk.
May 81, IS5J; leti.
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would remar in relation 10 the indebted
ness of the county, that several items OF ex-
pense are unusually large. The expense OF
Jurors, poor and criminals, amount to the enor-
nous sum of 81 $50 %. The purchase of a
tract of land for Poor Farm, has increased the
Indebtedness of the county $500. The de-
linquent county Revenue runs up to the un-
precedented amount Of $1,000. In addition
to this, the county owns $3.50 in the stock of
the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. Were
these amounts available, they would reduce
the indebtedness of the county about one half.
In order to pay off The Indebtedness and the
current expenses the per cent for county pur-
poses will have to be slightly increased over
what it was last year, which will be cheerful
ly paid by the greater portion of those who are
not delinquent.
T. MCDONALD, AMC.
June IA, 1855. 1878.
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E'ittsburg stone Coal.

SAAA Bushels, best quality Pitsbure
AVVV stone Coal for sale at the sign OF
the Big Pad Lock by I'll. S. kELLOGG.
PerI, Ind. Apr, 5, 1865. 3tf.
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Don't Forget it.

The undersigned respectfully rcc.esis all
those indebted to him or tn the late firm of j.
F. Van V-lkenburgh s. Co., to call aud settle
their accounts, either by cssh- note or other
wise. ROBERT RUSK.
May 81, 1855. Tiff.
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State of Indiana,
Marshall County, SIS:
Marshall Common Pleas Court, Jull
term, 1853.

ODed NJ. b .rnard
George II. Ramsey Foreclosure.
llulger IIulverson.
The PLANT; fl in the above entitled cause ,hi,
day filed his complaint for foreclosure of mort
gage also an affidavit showing that George II.
Ramsey, che of said defendants, is non-reSi-
dent of the State of Indiana.
The said ds PENDANT George II. Ramsey, i,
therefore hereby notified # the filing and pen
dency OF said complaint, and that unless be, APP
pear and plead. answer or demur thereto on
or before the calling oi said cause at the mex
term oi the Marshall Common Please Court. /,
be holden at the Court House in Plymouth, il
said county, on the third Monday OF July next
the same as to him will be taken confessed
and heard and de teruncd in his absence.
Attest, RICHARD CORBALEY, elk.
Hodges & Potter P..G's Atty.
Plymouth, Ind, Jule / It'll, 1885 1873
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sPEcrAz NOTICES.
County Officers.

RICHARD CORBALEY Clerk.
JOHNSON BROWNIES, Recorder,
JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer,
JOHN L, THOMPSON, Sheriff,
THOMAS MCDONALD, Auditor,
OLIVER W, MORRIS. Surveyor:
], +, VANVALKENBURG, p, VI.
SAML MCDONALD, Swamp Land Com'r.
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We refer our readers TO an advertisement IN
another column, for full particulars concerning
the Hygeana Of DR.. Curtis. 1t is said 10 be
one the most remarkable cures, for all des-
cr;puon of diseases ofthe lungs, ever diScov-
cred. It's virtues have been tested by hun
drefs, who have obtained their knowledge by
the Lest of all neutrality-suspicious..
CAUTlON.-OR. CURrIs' HYGEANA is the
original and only genuine article.
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Expenditures.

There have been County orders issued since
the first day of June 1854, until the 3lst day
of May 1893 inclusive, numbering from one TO
five hundred and twenty five, for the follow
ing objects, TO wit:
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stark Coanty Officers.

C.. HUMPHREYS, Clerk.
Mr.. CHAPMAN, Sheriff.
&. HUMPHREYS, Auditor.
". w. MCCORMICK, Treasurer.
S BENDER, Sur, eyor.
G.. $. TIBBlTS, Swamp Land Commissioner
J. BO/ARTH. Post Master.
j. BOZARTH. Recorder
X. V. SPURIER. Justice of the Peace. Knox.
4. L. CARROLL 90
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More Excitement.

cE EVA He IS prepared TO DO Work IN
his line in the most fashionable
style aud will insure his work TO do good SER
vice. Those who know any thing about throw
ing away their money III buying good and fine
goods. which have been spoiled in being poorly
made up, may do well to call at the Tailor's
Shop.
N. B. Garments Of all kinds cut to order on
short notice. p II. WEAVER.
Plymouth, May 81. 1855. lift.
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List Of Ind. Free Banks IT Par.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Bank of Indiana. Michigan City.
Rockville bank, Rockville.
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.
DO Elkhart, Elkhat.
do Rockville, Rockville.
do Goshen, Goshen.
do Mt Vernon, Mt Vernon.
DO Salem, Salem.
do The Capitol, indianapolis.
do Warsaw, Warsaw.
do Monticello, Monticello.
90 Paoli, Paoli.
Canal bank OF Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City.
Central bank, Indianapolis.
Fayeite county bank, Connersyille.
Farmers bank, WeStfeld.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
lIoOSier bank, Logansport,
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county bank. Huntington.
Lasralse bank. Lima -. s,.s-----.----.
Merchants u Mechanic. bark, New Albany.
n. York & Virginia State stock bk, Evansville
Prairie City bank. Terre Haute.
Southern bank. Terre Haute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Savings bank of Indiana Connersville.
Traders bank, indianapolis.
Indian Reserve bank, k0homo.
r5-For the future we shall omit those that
are not current, as there are. about as many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops to issue them.
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Fourth Of JuIy-Sunday NchOOl Celebration.

There will De Sunday School cele-
bration in Plymouth on the coming fourth
of July, TO which all the Sunday Schools
in Marshall county are invited; and all
the children not members Of any Sunday
School, together with their parents, are
respectfully requested TO attend. and il
is hoped that. with glad heart and free
they will participate, end share the Joys
of the day.
There will be picnic dinner repaired
for the occasion, and each family is re-
quested to furnish something for the tn.
bic. Those furnishing provisions for
the occasion will please put their name.
and private mark upon their baskets OIL
packages. Teams will pass round in the
morning to gather up the eatcbles. and
the ladies in torn will please hand in
their names 10 w. l.. Piatt as soon as
Tuesday evening that he may know where
10 cal. on Wednesday morning. Our
friends in the country will please bring
with them. and leave at the Presbyteran
Church. whatever they may furnish for
the table.
OFFIcERs OF The Day Presidcnt.
WESLEY GREGG. Vice President. RUrUs
HEwirT, Chaplain. Rev, A. FULLER.
Reader of Declaration, w. J. Nom,
Speaker. Rev. N. L. BRAKtMAN. DIR. r.
BRowN, Marshal. G. p. CHERRY. dept.
Marshai.
ORDER OF PHoCEssIoN.-The citizens
and children will meet at the Presby teri
an Church at half-past nine o'clock A. NJ.
and form in procession as follows:
Musicians,
Banner,
President and Vice President.
Chaplain. Reader and Speaker.
Corporate Authorities,
superintendent of Sunday Schools.
Sunday School teachers and their classes,
Citizens generally.
Let The above order be strictly obser-
we'd. nnd let every lady join in the pro-
cession. The following is the line Of
march-From the Church along Center TO
Gano street east en- said street To Michi-
gan street. thence north on Michigan ST
20 Adams street, thence west on Adams
street to the grove near the Seminary.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
/, Prayer by the Chaplain:
9. Singing;
3. Reading Declaration;
4. Singing;
s. Address;
6. Singing;
z. Dinner;
s. Toasts, resolutions. volunteer speak.
ing;
9. Singing;
10. Benediction.
Come one. Come all Come every body
and without reserve. Come in wagons
on horse back. on foot. in carts come anr
way. only so you get here in time.
K. BROWN,
Chm Com. of Arrange ments.
n. l.. BRAKEMAN, Sec'y.
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Beard .Scnix d Duum's Steel Pio.vs

1A0 Beard, Senx and Dunn's Richmond
HUI Steel PlowS, CultivatorS, Corn Shell
lerS, and a great variety of farming implements.
ior sale at the sign of the Big Pad Lock by
IL. s. KELLOGG
Peru, Ind, April 5, 1855. 3tf.
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"DEPARTMENT OF STATE !

Washington. June IL. 1888.
Sir: am directed by the President 10
inform YOU that with the developments
before him in reference to the purchase
of Kansas half breed reservations made
by you in the territory of Kansas. and in
which. as you state, Judges Johnston and
Gilmore, of the Supreme court of the Ter
ritory, and Mr.. lsaacs. the district attor
ney, participated, and in reference also
TO other speculatiOns by you in land Of
the Territory, apparently in violation of
acts OF Congress and Of regulations CT
the department. he feels embarrassed to
see how. consistently with his convic.
tons OF duty. he can allow the present
official relation to the territory of your
self or Of either OF the other gentlemen
named TO continue, unless the impress
sions which now rest upon his MIND be
removed by satisfactory explanations.
The President will. however. be glad
TO receive and consider any explanation
which you may desire to make in regard
TO TIE character and extent of the trans
actions above referred to. and particular
ly the matters spoken Of in the letter of
q. w. Clarke. Indian Agent. dated May
5. 1850, and addressed to the Superin
tendent Of Indian affairs for Kansas. n
copy of which was forwarded 10 you at
Easion on the 5ta inst
IL am, sir. very respectfully
Your obedient servant.
w. L. Nancy.
Hon. A. III. RELDFR."
To this Gov. Reeder replied as follows:
INV York. June Is.
SIR: Your letter Of the lih. pos;mark-
ed the i3th. ssas isnsue 10 .s.v--sel.sser
ten and eleven o'clock last night, after
had made all my arrangements to leave
for Kansas at six o'clock this morning.
III could not remain at homo 10 reply
fully to the communication without gross
neglect of my Official duties. and it is
equally clear that cannot give to the
grave matters it contains the deli iberia te
reply which they require while am Ell
route day anG night Nothing is left me,
therefore but 10 proceed to the Territory,
aud reply TO your communication there
wrote 10 the President Yesterday from
Easton, and must express nay regret tina,
your communication was not made at an
earlier day.
VERY respectfully,
You: obejient servant,
a. IL. FEEDER.
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Agensy.-C. S. TiBBIrs Esq. is our au-
thorized Agent to receive subscriptions and
money due US, in Starke county. If.
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The Board Of Trustees Of
Center Township

EXZILL hold their regular meetings on the
w last Saturday in July, September.
November, January. March. and Nay OF the
ear commencing in July, 1850
5. ID. TABOR, Prest-
Attes,-THos K. HouGHroS, Clerk.
june :, 1850. 1tf-
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tinct. aud positive acceptance or refusal
of my proposal. without any evasion of
the point, or creation of new issues.
will make no other issue, and enter into
no discussion with you until this is dis
posed of, and your reply, if not published
by yourself. will be published BY me-"
Mr. Manypenny's reply is a most tri-
umphant one. showing conclusively tina t
the contracts in question were contrary
to law and the regulations OF the Indian
department. He puts Gov. Reeder ut
terly hors dc combat. and closes his
communication as follows;
"ln relation 10 the singular PROPOSE
ton for n compact between us. BY which
it shall be agreed that. in given con-
tingency to ,ranspire by the first of DC.
tober next. the President shall remove
one of us, have to remark that | have
no bargains to make. and certainly none
of this character. The power ofremoyal
as well as appointment, is vested in the
Pre- sident, and ii seems TO me it is nei-
ther cons istent nor respectful 10 the
President 10 entertain your proposition.
Were TO do so, however, with profert
Of the communication TO which am now
replying. and the other testimony in the
Indian office. might safely res, the case.
LAS am not in the habi, of publish
ing in the newspapers of the day the of
cial correspondence of this office. must
leave 10 you the pleasure OF giving this
communication TO the public"
The next chapter in this "strange.
etentful history" is the subjoined cote
from the Secretary Of State to Gov. Rec
dor.
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G-PerSons suffering from diseases of the
throat or lungs are, in great majority of ca
SeS, completely restored 10 health by faith
iul trial OF Or. Curtis lyseana or lnhaling Va
por. BY the Doctors new "nethod of treat
ment, the medical agent IS brought in dire t
contact with the diseased parts, and cannot
fail of haN ing n beneficial effect. All Drug
gi>tS sell it. See advertisement in tins paper
Cauiion.--Dr. Curtis Iiygeana is the origin
al and only genuine article. 7m2.
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TO NON RESIDENTS

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
signed, with the county Surveyor, will, OH the
2nd day Of July. 1855, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. on
said Gay, proceed to survey and locate the cor
nerS OF his land in section 81 township 33
north of range east. to meet at W. Jones,
and continue from day 10 day until all is fin
ished.
Nm residents who fail to meet he Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and
defiay or provide for defraying their portion Of
The expen e ofsaid survey, Will be returned to
the Comfy Auditor, and such delinquency
placed on the tax duplicate and collected &C.
cordrng to law.
W. JONES.
June z, 1855. 1918.
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60 PORK FOR S ALE.

(A-MAsz The subscriber has for sale, for Fam
lily use, Hams, Shoulders and Picked Pork,
at his Grocery Store. ROBT. RUSK.
June !, 800. l2tf.
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sga Meat Market.

d. & =. Patterson Have erected a
Meat Merket on the conner north of Pershing' ;
Drug store, where they Will endesvor TO sup
ply the citizens of Plymouth with fresh meats
every morning, or as often as the demands OF
their customers may require
They will pay TIE best market price in cash
for Butter, Eggs and Chickens, and viii at all
times be ready to pay cash or Fat Cattle,
Sheep and Hog. J. & S. p.
June Z, 1855. left.
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N0TTSEo

DOOKS will be opened for the subscription
} of Capital Stock To the amount of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, for the Branch ol
the Bank of the State OF Indiana, located under
the Act of the Gene. al Assembly of The State OF
Indiana, entitled An Act to establish Bank
with Branches" at flymoalh on tie 10Th day
# July, 1855, between the hours of 9 and II
O'Clock, A. NJ. al the County Auditors Office,
Plymouth.
The books VIII lse kept open between the
above mentioned hours each day, for thirty
days. if said amount Of stuck be not sooner sub
scribcd.
THOS. l.. SMITH,l
A. l.. OSBORN.
j. II. ELLIOTT. Commissioners.
A. L. ROACH
j. ID. DEFREES
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.ganeisssstrafOr's Notice.

NJ OT;CE Is hereby given that | have been
/ Y appointed Administrators of the estate OF
Hugh B. West, Ia e of Marshall county de-
ceased; and all persons indeb ed TO said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
The said estate is probably solvent.
ELIZA WEST, Adm'rx.
June Z, 1855. 1918.
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DLANK NOTES. OF an approved
ID forr. for sale atthis Office.
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Hon. w. L. MARcY,
Secretary of State, Washington"
The Attorney General addressed letters
similar TO that above Of the Secretary Of
State. to each of the associate justices
and the United States attorney implica-
ted with Gov. Reeder.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-07

Whom shall we Elect?

st. Paul has arrived at a position in the cat.
alOgue of important points in the Northwest
when it should be her pride and her sense o,
duty to put forth as her city officials the very
best and most literally disposed men that can
be found among her citizens. With this view.
the city ticket which stands at the head Of this
column of the Minnesotian was nominated. 1t
would be an eternal and everlasting disgrace
to st. Paul to see man who has done so much
for her and for the Territory, as has Alex. Ram
sey, defeated to-day for the Office of Mayor.
And it is not enough that he should receive
barely majority of our votes. st. Paul owes
it to the man and the disinterested labor he has
bestowed to forward her interests since the
first marking of her name upon the map Of the
that she should give him unanimous
vote today. This, under the circumstances, is
OF course not to be expected; but we have full
faith in the belief that she will come as near
that result as she possibly can.
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Irregular Democratic Ticket


This is the heading of the ticket which to-day
stands arrayed for election against the desire
and wishes of the great majority of the people
OF s.. Paul. Irregular is it, gentlemen? Is
1t regular in the general acceptation of party
terms to nominate men who are in the habit ot
L" boiling" at every election where they fail to
secure nomination for'ofice? Ifso, your man
Starkey is certainly regular. Last fall he
failed to be nominated for Representative in
the Democratic Convention, and forthwith
"bolted." He proceeded to get out hand
bill. denouncing the proceedings of the Con-
vention, and announcing himself as candi-
date for the Office which his party refused to
bestow upon him. All of us remember the
- indignation " with which Starkey's hand-bill
the printing of which he ordered and payed
for himself-heaped imprecations dire upon the
heads of Lemay, Haus, Brawley, Cave, Davis,
&e. He made splendid run Of it. The fol-
lowing was. the result:
Starkey, Lower Precinct. .15
Starkey, Upper Precinct, ............. 8
... Is
That's one of the Regulars we read of
At the last Congressional election, Starkey
was dead against Rice, the regular Democratic
nominee for Congress, and went in strong for
Wilkin. Well. if he is regular" we would
like our Democratic friends to peint out to us
an ireguldT!