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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
GRepOrss Furnished BY the Associated Frsss.1

WAsHIEGToN, Der. 3t.-The Government has re-
eeiVed nc official information from Coz. Walker
about toe purging of the polls OF Oxford district
IL is certain that any violation of his Instructions
VIII receive executive disappTOval, and cause the
resignation of Walker aud Stanton.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. SI.-Cotton sales 6 500 bales.
Prices unchanged. Receipts 10000 bales. Fair
Sugar 3 a st; AOlasses 254; mess Pork 90; Ster-
ling 49, New York sight discount
The steamer Philadelphia arrived with Havana
dates to the 26Jh, without California mails She
brings $3.50, 600 in specie.
RICHMOND, Oct. 3I.-Gov. Wise has sent 5000
mnskets to Baltimore, at the request of Gov Lyon.
WAsHIEGFoN, Oct. 3I.-There is no intention on
the part OF the Administration to remove Governor
Walker or Stanton DOR is there any expectation that
either vii resign.
NEw York, 31.-Money quiet. Things look
more cheerful. The strongest banks are extend
ing discounts the weaker are preparing TO follow.
Specie has considerably increased during the week.
Street rates sreeasier. Specie dull at l per cent.
premium. Foreign exchange 6rmer, u to pre-
MUM Stocks advancing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

We publish a great curiosity the following
Characteristic letter. Crivcd by our friend DR.. j.
c. AVER of Lowell, Mass., from the Rebel Chief,
or usurping Emperor of China, in edgment
for quantities Of his CHERRY PICTORIAL and OATHAR-
TIC PILLS tn Doctor sent him present.
To DR.. AVER in Am RIGA
The great curing barbarian of the outside country
Your present OF sweet curing seeds ~ aud
fragrant curing drops, (PectoraD of the @ erry
smell, has been brought TO Hugseu-Tsene-the
mighty Emperor (Kwaugto) of the terrible stout
Ming dynasty, by the grace Of heaven revived al
ter interval VI ages-Prince of peace (Ta-ping
wang) Of China, the central howeFy land. He di-
rected his powerful Naudarins to give them to the
sick according to whit the Interpreters read from
your printed papers (dreetioHSD Be profoundly
happy, o wise BaTbaTianl for ], Yang-sru- Using,
say il. Your curing seeds aud sweet curing drops
given to the sick in his Army OF the Winged
Sword aud nave made them we'll Be profoundly
happy white you live for this is known to the
Mighty Emperor Of China, who approves your skill,
and permits you TO send more of your caring med
icines for lis fierce armies of myrlads of men.
They may be given 20 Chang Lin, Chief Man
DARN of the Red Button at Shanghai, who will re-
pay you With Tea or silk Gold.
The high Mandarins OF China, have heard OF
your great Knowledge, surprising all other For
eigners, aspiring TO equal the keen wisdom
OF our own healing teachers, who make remedies
that Instantly. We are glad to know you bow
in trembling terror before our III .hry Emperor.
Written 10y YANG-SEU-fSING.
Ministern-C Chief OF the restored Imperial Ming Dy-
nasty, destined by the heavenly wisdom 10 rule
IN China.
Translated By the american Consulate at Hong
hOng China, 81 hey, 1857
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

~ The Country Banks Of New York
State held meeting At Syracuse, on Thursday,
and resolved, That it is their duty to prepare
for the early resumption Of specie payments;
thai before said resumption they will endeavor
to keep their bills as near the specie basis
possible; that they will increase their line of
discounts TO the extent of their ability To aid
in forwarding produce. They also appointed
a committee to effect an association Of the
country banks for mutual protection; to ar
range a system for redemption and exchanges
aud report TO a future meeting.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

FKvER AND A0UE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this dseAte stands Or. shaenberge 3 Antdoe A
few doses viii sure any Ordinary case and dose
riably the chs II nothing the least
degree hurtful TO Ge system under any circumstances
and never produces the unpleasant effects that
use Of oui nine and other agents In general Il
form Of the disease the original only IN
tfiOte for Malaria.
Ask 70. Dr. shaneubergers Fever and Ague Antidote,
and be Pile. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 50. Sole Prophetors A. T. sHAL
LENIERoEB 4 Co., Rochester. Pa. aag4-smdtriaw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

Unworthy of ashVHIe-MedicaI De-
Partments
The Introductory to thr seventh course Of Lee
lures in this institution will be delivered by Prof
Buchanan aud a Salutatory to the class by Mr.. X.
C. Walker, of Alabama, on Monday evening next,
the I'd Of November at o'clock, in the Lecture
Room of the Ist Presbyterian Church.
The public, ladies' and gentlemen, are invited to
attend
pAII. EVE Dam
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Hughes Brothers.

Practical Artists IL every branch OF Photography and
whole ale and dealers In Aubrotype Melanotype
Photograph, and Daguerreotype goods; Apparatus and
Chemicals, Of every kind, variety description
the Abovs Arts All orders viii be promptly oiled, aud
warded to any Of the country the very lowest
ket rates. for cash. which The are respectfully
ViIed Also Agents for the sale Of Meanotyp- spher-
reOtype Rights. HUGHES BROS
sept4. 20 Union street Nashville Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Don,t TaIk of Hard Times

Whilst money is plentiful and the NashVHe
Bulldog Association selIs the Filthy ucre month
Iy And don't forget that it has sale tonight al
the Merchants Exchange whrn thousands VIII De
put up to the highest bidder. Go and buy and have
good times
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

THEATRE MI Coudock appears to night in his
great character of LOUIS XII No one who has any
love of fine acting ought 10 he absent this occa'
sion Il is not often such opportunity for real
dramatic feast is presented.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS!!
VERY LOW PRICESri

HE subscribers have just received by direct mporta.
uon from Europe, and selected from the best ouses
In Ne ork and hladephia, the largest assorme Mt OF
House FINISHING Goods opened in this city Wecall
the attention OF ho1sekeepers and shall great ple-
sure in showing goods to All visitors
large supply Of Tea Trays and Waffars.
single or sets OF all sizes, very cheap.
Conte UTnss Soup Tureens, Covered Dishes Oyster
Dshes, Coffee and Tea Potts. PlaDished Block Tin and
BFittania 49,
HlaIe warmers Chamber Sets Bread and Cake
6oNes Tea ana Coffee Canisers and all articles made
Japanne Ware in the newest stve.
Sausage Cutters, and Suffers at reduced pr;ces
Nm e Boxes and Baskets, Marset and Clothes "a kets
hey and work Baskets and al other articles Of Willow
Ware - '-O"
cast SteeIs Iron and Brass Fire Irons; Fine Iron
stands bronzed and steel with marble Bases.
CasIOTSs Cut and Stamped Glass, Plated BTtania
OF an qualities Plated Spoons, FORKS, Cups, &C., &c
Hed cords. Sitter, Clothes Pins &C. 6c.; with up
wards OF LOO DIN rent articles either for
in house kept e.
gre tes-We have the largest supply OF ParIor and
Chamoer crates, selected in New York. Cineinn tt and
pittsburgh, which we will sell at reduced prices
OuF SIOch Of Heating and Cooking Stoves r. com
pie e Their for Coal Wood; Our Wrought Iron Sto
Ihe leBnesSean still maintains the pre- emf.
nencei and Is sod as rapidly e make them
OclzS MAOKENZtE 4 WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
The Excelsior Corn and Cob MiII.

u AS just received the highest premium at the great
National FAIR Louisville and also at the Ohio State
Ear at Cincinnati, over the Little Giant star and Magic
IL is adapted 70 crushing Corn and Cob Rye Dat &c .
for stock, and for grinding for family use distieries
&c Its grind ng surfaces be rene we'd at a cost OF
three dollars being cast separate from the other portions
FURNISHED complete, With two pairs Of grading rings for
my dollars. Travelling Agents wanted to sell the above
MHs J. c, BALDWIN & co
oc''-dt"AWSu 81 College street, Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
PAUL F. EVE, Dean.

~ We are authorized to announce ELI L. WooDs as
candidate County Trustee the next Aa oh election
NoYl-td%.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Agents Wanted.

WE wish employ Travelling agent in each county
w of Middle sell Excelsior and
Cob Mill.
We wi h in all cases. employ men who permanent
refdents which they oppose operate.
To such persons will offer strong Ia ucements
gage in the business. Apply to
J. G. BALDWIN & CO.
Oct. 3O-triwaW1m. No 81 College ST., Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
BANK Of NASHVILLE

BANK OF NASHVILLE
WE have complete Groceries, consisting in
w part of -
SaIa, Whisky, NaIIss Candles,
Tea, Cigars, Tobacco Brandies, &C. which, with Bale
Rope, Baggng and 20 bales Augusta Drills ali of which
We will sell at reasonable rates for Bank Nashville Notes
or for certified checks Of deposit
We have also desirable city Edgehed propeTtv
which we will dispose Of favorable In the same
way. Apply to
Oct5. FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
OVER 800 RICH IMPORTED BONsETS.


WE have made unusual preparations and magic-ike
w display IN Fancy BonnCts, Head Dresses, SC. this
FALL and hope to be crowded iih Lady friends
strangers their seec ions Having been neaRed
we must please the mot iastidous in goods prices
consisting of
100 pieces Of Ribbon, latest styles.
100 Of every and rich design and style.
$40 Cations OF Paris a perfect flower gard
so Rich nsGich and MAraibo Plumes Birds
Of Paradise. &c.
$50 cases coored straws, Bugai and Chenille latest fall
shapes.
10 " colOred Leghorn Flats, Gipseys, and CHI iren
Bonnets.
$50 boxes Russias and Thule Caps.
100 doz. Hoop skirls the latest styles, for Fall.
20 " Cloth TGlmas and Cioaks, latest sty.e unpre-
cedeuted low prices.
so Rich Black Buge Collars, and Trimming Laces.
Likewise hbe stock OF NeedeWork, Goods in SETS Sc
consisting Of Jsconet Maltese Mus in, HonngtOn &c in
Collars sleeves, Worked Bands Embroidered Hapdker-
Head Dresses and rich imported Head Dresses In the
est splendOr Likewise rich ornamented goods Combs
STYLE the Bonnet Comb to keep Bonnes in the
right place. the Elastic Role for the head
and medium Cabbas and many Fancy Goods,
10 mention. fine stock OF wooden goods OF Talmas Chill
drenS Coats Legins. Hose Ms So&r. and the latest styles
Of Rgoetts for parties. impossible TO give mil
description OF Fall Stock win require your personal
attention te examine. Having Is years experience in
Nashville, hatter myself that pease the
fastidons, not only in goods but 10 prices.
The great aud unprecedented patronage from
the other hatter ourselves fully
hshed cur Establishment for Rich Millinery Goods. No
deception regards Fashions. We have our Agent
Paris and London 10 keep posted and bring the
+. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
oet6. No. SO Union ~. next door to Plate Bank.
w Country Merchants and Milliners supplied with
East BOnnets renovated in superior aud reasonable
charges oct6.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

ANOTHER Lose PorATo.-Our friend Temple
left with us I4st week a sweet potato hirty-eight
incSes in length. which thought couldn't ''be
beat" But last Saturday Mr n. w. Pitt, OF Edge.
field, foruished US with one dug from his patch
measuring fUe feet fo1r inches This rather takes
the cakes. Temple must try again.
DICK Sitter AND THE EMPIRE MINsTRELs. On
every corner We sbserve the many colOred bills OF
this old established ane justly celebrated troupe.
They perfvrm at Odd Fellows Hall this evening,
and remain with US during this week. Judging
from the praises Of he Louisville press, are led
to believe that this troupe all they profess to
be.
RI Sitter, the Champion Dancer has world
wide fame, and, ii TO believe what we have
hear Of bim-that he has danced one hour and
half at a time-we mig CINE he will show our citi-
zens something in the ter pscborean iue that they
have not been witness 10 in many year. The Va
rous members of this troupe are spoken OF by the
Press where they are known, as deserving" artis-
ties. We shall the "Empire hinstreis" tonight,
ana speak OF them fnu them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Rags! Rags!!
Boys Clothing.
Gentlemen Take Motto

Gentlemen Take Notice.
'TNHAT we now offer offer sale at our store
NO 10 CEDAR STR EFT,
the largest and best selected assortment of:
DhESS, PANTS BLANKETS,
FR0CKs and VESTS, GLOVES
OVER-COATS, SHAWLS, SHIRES
Collars, Handkerchief, HalHose &c to be found In the
CITY ana tnat al our goods always Of the very best
make, quality and materials.
Gets. ~ Is z OPP S,rIs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

JOHN YORK & CO,
Book Sellers, Book-Binders and Blank
Book manufacturers,
No. IS, Union Sic, Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
OFFICIAL PUBLTCATTON.
LIST OF LETTERS

Ii vile, October 81, 1885,
Ladies' List.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Bankable Money.

The notes Of the following Banks are good and
bankable in this city
Bank Of Tennessee, Exchange Bank,
Union RANT Northern Bank Of Tennis
pIantersf Rank Bank Of America,
Merchants Bank, Citisens' Banh.
Fsrooers' Ra1k Bank Of Chattauoogsss
Bank OF Commerce, Comm rclal bahA7
Bank # the Union, CITY banE
9outbern Rank Traders Bank,
Kentucky Banks, Bueks baEk-
FL New Orleans Banks, Bank OF memphis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
st. Cloud Hotel.

consideration Of the pressure IT, htness n none
n taFy matters, together with the coast Que "A dn ID
price o. produce, the price Of board via nOw be sve
from 81 90 % 81 90 per day 10 Tansle oFs ana f
g. 90 10 81 90 per week 20 permanent day boarders
Oct26-n ~. T. sCorr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02

EgEAz p 8 ESQ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-02
Metropolitan Ealing KOuse.

GTRAYED from The pasture o. J. A. Rayna, abaut ths
- Let Of August iAsts BAY HORSE With EMP uose n
blemish In me es eye, ones both. hind ieet shle
some sadde-marks on his back fx toss and walks vel
Oct 0-u' Nh. z. WRI0Ar.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-01
TREMENDOUS HURRICANE-A VILLAGE TORN
To pIFrESt
From the II.l11aukee Sentinel"

From the great commotion of the ele-
ments in the Northwest on Friday eve
ming, we feared that we should hear of
great damage to the crops III that quarter;
but the reality far exceeds our apprehen-
sions. Passengers by the La Crosse and
the Horizon trains, on Saturday noon, re-
ported that the storm ragged with great Vi
olence, from near the North line OF this
county beyond Berlin, doing great dam
age, not only to the crops not yet cut, but
scattering and beating TO pieces the stand
ing shocks.
This, however, was not all. The new
village of Woodland, a station on the La
Crosse raiload, this side of Horizon, was
on FRIDAY noon, as nice and thriving a
little place as could be found, but the hur-
ricane of the evening tore it to pieces en-
tirely, and almost literally cleft not one
stone upon another" The track of the
hurricane was only some 800 or 400
yards in width, but within that space, Ev-
cry THING is destroyed. The violence of
the wind, from accounts that we have
heard, was almost Incredible. 1t not only
lifted buildings bodily, but tore them
apart Ike SaredS Of paper, 50 that scarce
ly one stands in a recognizable shape A
number of freight cars standing on the
track, we're lifted up, trucks wheels and
all, and deposited o. the top of pile of
wood go or 70 feet distant. Pieces Of
scantling were hurled through the air 5
if shot from cannon, and some were
found thrust into hard wood stumps sa far
that the strength Of two men could scarce
iy eXtricate them.
We understand that one man was Kill
led, but have no further particulars.
The ''Wisconsin' of Saturday evening
had the following particulars:
Several persons were taking their tea
as it came up, in the depot building. In
the midst Of the storm a train of ears was
nearing the station, and the Depot Master,
named Fox, fearing violence from the
storm, started to 90 out to his house near
by. The cars were driving on, at the
time, with an uncomfortable speed. The
hurricane drove them before it, swifter
even than they had the capacity to 90.
As Fox stepped out, the blast struck him.
as we learn, and knocked him over on
the track, upon which the cars were com
ing so iurlously, and they ran over him.
almost severing his head from his body.
At the same instant, also the depot
building was wrenched from lis found
atoms by the blast, and the whole build
ing was blown along to a distance of some
four hundred feet, and broken ali up into
a mass Of ruins
A telegraph operator who was taking
tea at the time, IN the building, was SER
lousIy injured. His name we did not learr.
A store near by was also blown to
pieces, and woman that was in it was
badly injured.
ANOTHER hurricane, about the same
time, few miles beyond Columbus, was
very destructive in its course, and one
man IS reported killed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-01

CHEAP PosTAGE IN IoxDox.-Asa
result of cheap postage, and sill ~
especially of regular and frequent deI;,,
cry, 1t is sand that in the last tan 49,
the people of London wrote and 800
post 22,000,0oO more letters thar y y
people of the entire United States H.
the population Of London is less rban .
100000, and that of the United S.
more than 25,O0O,O0O. Aud Of ,has
letters 10000, 900 letters posted in -
don, more than 4O0,0O0,0OO of Them n,os
for local circulation within the bour9s y.
London. The people of the CITY Of NJ
York have not sent by post one-ten,b e
400, 900 letters in ten times ian 60 y
The entire of q local or drop~ ie,,as
in the United States, in 1854 was off.;
ally reported at7l5,458, or less than ,bra.
quarters of 4 million.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-01
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid cure Of Coughs Colds Hoarseness Bron-
chiti=, Whooring Cough Asthma and Consumption il
universally known the best remedy ever yet cred
for every variety Of Pulmonary disease So is tho
field of its usefulness and numerous the cases of
cures, that almost every section country abounds
IN persons publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and desperate diseases BY it
use. When tried its superiority over every oih.s
medicine gifts kind is to apparent escape observation
and where its virtues known the public longer
hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs which
incident to climate. BY timely many, nay al
most all attacks of disease upon the Lungs throat are
arrested and thus saved many thousands every year
from a premature grave. No family should be without
it, and those who do neglect provide themselves with
remedy which wards this dangerous class Of diseases
viii have to depIore it when il is too late Proofs
of the surprising efficacy OF the Cherry Pectoral need no
be given to the American peopJehey have living proofs
in every neighborood But those who wish to read the
statements Of those whose whole health has been rss'or
ed and whose lives have by its will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has TO furnish gratis for every
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER, Lowell Mass, and sotb5
Druggists and Dealers Medicine through this seS
on. Mays 3un.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-01

BsD@ We see by the New York Her
aid of the 18th, that full detail of the
operations connected with the Atlantic
telegraph from the departure of the squad
ron from the Cove of Cork up to the
moment when 800 miles of the cable had
been successfully deposited on the bed of
the ocean. Its latest assurance is that
all was well and the utmost confidence
felt of success. We read 1t now with a
sort of melancholy interest, aware of the
fact that but 36 miles more Of the cable
was paid out when it parted, and all these
bright hopes fled and sunk With it. The
break was caused by putting too much of
a strain on it with the paying out machine.
1t IS to be regreated that the exact amount
of strain it would bear in that respect had
not been tested before this unfortunate
result was experienced. There is no
reason to fear, however, that but for this
most unfortunate mistake or accident,
complete success would have crowned the
enterprise. So much has been learned
for future efforts, which we feel confident
will be made, sooner or later. Nothing
but the most complete assurance of the
Of success will suffice to stop
he effort to secure this great work.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-01
Church DIIeCiry.
REGULAR SERVICE EACH SABBATH.

TRINITY CHUKcH-Rev. Josiah Phelps Rector. Al IL
O'Clock A n. and t o'clock p. NJ.
FIRST PRsBrTEnIAx CHrRcH-Rev. C. Boyntop, Ps.
tor At II II 4. NJ. and 6 z. NJ
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH-Rey. Il. Wood, PASTOR.
At lO5 A. ". and p. VI.
WESTMINSTER PREsBTTERTAS CHURCH-ReT. b. i--i'
lips, Pastor. At II A. II. and ga p II.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH-Rev. j. Sharpe TOE
tor. At 1922 4. NJ and p NJ.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-Rev. Father Bonwen. Al 10 a. n
and 3 p ~
t. Should any change Of time occur, those n'efF''
ed viii please give notice
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-01
The Democratic Nominations.

As had been expected the BarstoW-
.ites led The Democracy in their late con-
vention, and placed in nomination for
Governor, a mau at once identified with
the s.Forty Thieves and with Rail Road
monopoly We will not say that the nom
ination OF NJ Jas. b. Cross Of MIlwau-
Ilee for Governor, was brought about by
the free use Of the bonds OF the La Crosse
Rail Road, G.. by any other corrupt or ua-
fair means; but tbs much IS certain -
his nomination IS looked upon throughout
the State as 4 trianph Of the swindlrrs
over the more honest members Of the
party.
Mr. E. d. Campbell, Of La Crosse, Is
thrust forward for Lieut.. Governor, not
o. account Of any great services he has
rendered the party in the State = for he
is comparatively young in that service :
bu. for the good he MAY do. What they
desire to do, if they can again get the
control of the State, is to make Railroad
bonds and stocks take the place of State
stocks, the present basis of the Banking
business. This accomplished, and Wis
cousin will swarm with "Wiid Cat" banks,
and we would again see the 'shard times
Of So" Mr.. Campbell IS put on the
course rs the representative Of the wild
Cat" Interest.
Col Jones, the nominee for Secretary
of State, IS too well known in this region,
to require any comments at this time; aud
If rumor be true, there are certain mat
tiers connected with his office, which need
10 be cleared up, before he can go before
the people with clean hands
Carl Habich, the present Deputy Treas
urer, IS nominated for Treasurer for two
reasons: He '.knows the ropes" in the
first place; secondly, it was hoped to con-
ciiate the German interest, which had
been 50 uncerenoniously injured by their
treatment Of Huebschmann
For Attorney General, Gabriel Bouels
Is their candidate; Superintendent for
Pubic Instruction, Lyman c. Draper, the
present efficient spending Secretary
Of the Wisconsin State Historical Society.
Joel O. Squires, ESP, our townsman,
being their candidate for Bank Comp
troIer, and being wi,haI good business
man. We feel sorry that his political
connexions are such as will oyerwheIm
hl.n and his companions IN the next cam
palgn.
OF Edward McGarry, their candidate
for State Prison Commissioner, 1t is use
less TO speak, for, if half be true that is
said of HIM, change viii do no harm.