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:, kReal BlessIng.

Phgsfetan.--well Mrs Jones haW l. that heidachel
Ms. J,ues. Gone Doctor, 81 gone the rill you
sent cured me il Just twenty minutes and wish you
would send more - that | can have them handy.
Physirign.--fon can gel them al any Druggists.
Gall foF Csphae Pills ll they never fail and re-
omriend thcm ii 40 cases of Headache.
Ms jones II shall senl far box directly. and shall
tell ali my suffering liienli or they auai dosing
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A G a r D.,

4 WOULD, on leaving my native State, desire to
express my gratitude TO my numerous friends for
the many kndnesses received at their hands, and il in
the perpexity and hurry in getting off to my far dis
tant home 10 the southwest have left any business
unsettled, By addressing me at Huntsville, Walker
county, Texas il shall be promptly attended 10 if
were here. Adieu 10 all
JOHN C. DOUGLAS.
November !. G7-p
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The Ox,gcnatcd nlticrs.

Mature, Ia her great laboratory has stored some re-
mciy adopted to every disease which as.h is heir TO-"
hot Il requires the Investigation anil research o. The
philosopher 10 discover and apply ihi. remedy such
research anil investigation Ia. succeeded ii discovering
remedy iof that most affective dispensaiion, the
DYSPEPSIA
with al IL lesser aud numerous evils; and Il may be
safely asserted lhit until the appearance Of the Osyee
mated Dllofa casa Of Dyspepsia cured was rare cx.
p.nenes IN medical practice. Nov, under The influence
ofihe.e Bsts, the rule Is % cure, the rare exception
failure 10 cure.
HON. WILLIAM w. LAMB,
Formerly mayor Of Nonclk, Va, has just rendered the
following testimony Of the results produced BY the
use Of The Oxygensied Bitiersi
Messts 4. W. FowLE 4 Co. Gentlemen ~ One d
my Servants suffered Ior several years with prolapsu'
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MARRIED,

In this county, on the 2ed instant, by the Rev. A
Cuuie, NJ. DAVID N. KIRKPATRICK 10 Miss sU.
SAN r. Balm.
On the 23d Of October, by The same. Mr. JOHN X.
HUGHES to Miss MARY A. MILLER, all of Orange
county.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HAMMERSILAG & MENDELs

TAKE pleasure in informing The citizens of Hsbo-
rough and vicinity that they have opened and have
now ready for examination Il Their store "a Hills.
borough, one Of the most extensive asnhtnenis Of
Goods ever brought TO this section oi country. which
they will offer for sale prices that viii asioni.h their
customers. They would, therefore, advice ynu 10 cal
at once with all the cash you raise. and mele
by investing money ia their Goods than you could BY
any other speculation. They have the most cpmpete
Stock ever offered of
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NoTIGE

A PPLIcATIoN win be made 10 The next 1.esiss.
n ,ute for The passage Of . law TO prohibit The aac
of srtluous liquors by retail Al Durhams Station.
October 90. &C.
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Facrs woaTa KSoNisa.-S pilling's Ccphaiie PHI
arc certain cue lor SICK Headache iiou. Headache
Nervous headache, Cosiiyencss AMI General Debility.
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Bridget. Missus wants you 10 send her box Of Ce,
phalic Glue no. bottle Of Prepared Pills, - but I'm
thinking that it naither but perhaps yell be at.
iher knowing what il IL Yc see she's nigh dead and
gohs with the Sick Headache, aud wants some more Of
tie same as rclayed her before.
Druggist. You mustpean Spaldmgs Ccphalic Pills.
Hridget. Och sure now aud you've sed it. here's
the qnarlher aud give me the Pills and don't be all day
about ii aiiher.
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/" To Persons on Of Employment. ~
AGENTS WANTED,

i'm every County in the United States,
TO engage in the sale Of some Of The best and most
elegantly illustrated Works Published.
Our publications Of the most intereeinE ehsrac-
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~ To Of enterprise aud industrious habits. this
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~. Persons desiring TO oct as Agents will receive
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October 30 66-im
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FAMILY CURED BACON.

n HAVE just received another LOT Of the best Family
Cured BACON, which Is for sale At ms store.
II. l.. OWEN.
November G. e.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PrRsoN C0uNrY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, lSdO.
Leonard Laws, admir- Of Marrl Sweeney decd,

September Term, IbbU.
Leonard Laws, admir- Of Marrl Sweeney decd,
rs.
Henry G. Sweeney. John e. sweaney DedlorJYaughan
and wife Elizabeth.
Petition 10 sfH Laak
lT appearing 10 ihs satisfaction Of the court hli t
defendant John Z. sweanry. i NJ at,-tent"f itis
state il is therefore ordered hy said Court thar Bi-
cation be made IN the HiIlsb5ruush lrcgu!rF ar sit
weeks fsr said John &. Swsanfy IL maSt Iii ptyhb8l
appearance at tie next term Of this Cont. 10 tr lid
fnr the county Of Person, Al the court huusr 10 oE
rough. on The ihl.I Monday in DcceJtrr. is6h. tb"U
aud there TO answcl sail petition gdgnpnt vii :
entered up against him pro eouiessu.
Wines, Charles Mason. Click III ssii GpEt. ~ Il.
ice, the third Monday Of September. i. ID. Is o.
CHARLES MASON, Gtrk.
October 30. Pdec ads. So IS G6 d.
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A Novelty in the AIT World
PHOTOGRAPHY uroS PORCELAIN.

Secured b. letters patent ia the United States,
England, France, and Belgium.
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5sil3 532lg $3.50 1890 270l
5a2la
f29I

BreckinTdgc's majority over Eel, 35ia
DO over Douglas, 4j,sSs
DO over both, SIS
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November 6.
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No. s3l BioaIway, New York
e. 3Ll
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November
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Having secured their novel and ingenious invention ~
American and European patents, aud fully PREPARED
execute aIl orders Tor
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ANY Of the above diseases may be cured by well rub
hing lie Ointment three times day into the chest.
ii COST and neck u the patient; it will penetrate,
and give immediate relief Medicine taken by the mouth
must operate upon the whole system is influence
can he eIt ID any local part, whereas the Ointment will
d, is work at once Whoever tries the unguent 10 the
hbye manner for the diseases named, any similar
disorders eectIng the chest and throat, will End them
sclyes relieved as BIZ charm.
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GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.

November 20.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
STATE PRISON EXPENSES.

During the last FIVE years Of Demo
cratic administration, from 1850 to 1884
inclusive, the expenses of the State Pris.
on were $4,000 making al average
yearly cost to the treasury Of SS,4OO.--
The republicans in 1854 complained Bit
tcrly of this extravaganza as they called
it and on coming into power went to
work to make the institution self sustain
ing. The result now sums up as follows:
The expenses of the Prison during the
FIVE years of republican administration
from 1856 to 1859 inclusive have been
SlSl 1896, of this sum $4,000 have been
expended for the enlargement and $685.
900 for its maintenance, being an aver
ape yearly expense to the treasury ior
niaintaiuance of $4,000.
Republican economy has therefore cost
the state in five years, for maintenance
Of the Prison $4,000 or $4,000 dollar:
year--this being the excess OF republi
can over Democratic expenditures
Marshall .Etpomdr.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
From the Midland Sentinel.
THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.
A LETTER FROM W. L. BANCROFT.


In the early part of the present polt-
ical campaign-soon after Mr. +. III.
Thomson was made candidate for Con
grcss by his party, the Democrats, against
Mr.. X. L. Neutrality-suspicious. unprinci-
pied friend or friends of the latter gen
tleman to injurc Mr.. Thonson'S chances
of nh election, and thereby increase those
Of Mr.. Trowbridge, issued circular
purporting to give q correct transcript OF
a portion Of the Journal Of the House of
Representatives. of this State, for the
year 1859, by which it appeared that
Mr. Thomson, with others, myself among
the number, voted to add property dis
ability to the qualifications now imposed
upon adopted citizens by the Constitu-
ton. This circular carried upon its face
the semblsnco OF truth, vigorously refer
ring to the pages of the journal, and
brazenly claiming to give correct and
truthful history and explanation of the
matter dealt with. The author was well
assured that not ono ont Of an hundred
thousand of its readers would ever com
pave the circular with the record, as
none hut members of the Legislature are
provided with the Journals; and this, to-.
gether with the sdmiXture of facts and
falsehoois Of the deepest dye, gave the
malicious document its most villainous
character. This mendacious calumny
had been in circulation for weeks before
it was brought to our notice, which gave
our enemies most favorable chance 10
work upon the prejudice Of our foreign
born population, and the people, ever
more ready to believe that Which mill
tatcs against one than that which is to
his credit, were in most cases made the
dupcs of this piece Of forgery. Nor FOR
some considerable length Of time after
knowledge Of its existence did we at
tempt to confute the charges, except to
few intimate friends to whom we ex-
hibited the journal, aud whom we had
expected to least do us the justice to
state, on favorable occasions, what they
knew of its truth or falsiiy. In this we
had expected too much. =; ,,.d, r.g-.
Anticipating, at some future time, to
make formal and public exposure OF
this affair, we addressed note of in.
quiry TO the mover Of the question upon
which this fabrication was based, asking
him TO state his motives and object in SC
doing; srightfully presuming that he
above oil others, knew the objects to be
gained by it, and the motives that i'm
PEELED him to the act, to which we re
ceived the following reply, and which onl
enemies and friends, If willing to do u'
justice If compelled to. win read; as il
gives complete and correct history O.
the whole subject: ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

political conference with Schleinitz, the
Prussan Minister Of Foreign Affairs
-Four submarine cables between Valen-
tia and the islands of Iyica. Majorea,
and Minorca, to Barcelona, had been sue.
cessfaly laid.
PRINCE John Of Bourbon publishes in
the Times an appeal to the Spanish people
relative to his rights to the Spanish
throne.
FRANcr,-The Errvvvor end Empress
reached st. Cloud from Algiers on the
Odd. 80
Napoleon, in a speech at Algiers
promised his best efforts to forward the
interests of the colony.
The Sandman Ambassador has quilted
Paris, leaving the business of the Lega
ton To the Secretary.
NApLEs.-sNouew movement had beer
made by Garibaldi.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ST.. JOINS. \. T.. Oct. 3.

ST. JOINS, \. T., Oct. 3.
The steamship Connaught, from Gal
way on Tuesday, the 18th, arrived at
this port at 3 o'clock this morning, On
route for Boston.
The steamship Palestine, from Que.
bee, arrived at Londonderry on the oath.
Victor Emmanuel had determined to
90 to Naples.
Sandman ships had bombarded Ancona
for nine hours.
LIVERPOOL, Sept "a, p. NJ - Bread.
stuffs firm, and corn has an advancing
tendency. The weather is favorable for
the crops. Richardson, Spence & Co,
Wakefield, Nash & Co., and Others re.
port -four firm and steady. Wheat firm
at Fridays rates. Corn has an advanc.
ing tendency; mixed 35s 35s Cd.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat tends up.
ward, and prices Is a % higher on the
week. Sugar quiet. Coffee do. Tea,
buyers Offering freely, but not pressing
sales. Rice firm. Tallow slightly higher
for all qualities.
American securities firm. Illinois Cen.
trail shares 164 discount; New York Cen
trail shares so; Erie 30.
LATEST By TELEGRAph TO GALWAY
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25th, u M. - The
breadstuffs market opens with fnll prices
Corn tends upward; mixed 35s Oil. The
weather here is favorable for the crops
but in other sections it is uniavorable.
Provisions quiet but steady.
ADDITIONAL VIA Observation-Disclosures
Saturday. is reported to-day that the
Austrians had crossed the Mincio, but il
was officially denied.
TURIN, Saturday The Sandman gov,
eminent has decided that the French
soldiers Of the Papal army, who were
made prisoners, shall be Immediately re-
turned to their families.
PARIS, Saturday. THE Patrb denoun
ces rs false report that the Emperor
expressed o wish to be invited to War
saw. iFAfias Ilu u..Ht a.t
Garibaldi, in letter published in The
official journal Of Naples, says: "Althougl
I am quite disposed to sacrifice all per
sonal feelings on the alter Of freedom,
can never be reconcilcd with men WHIT
have sold an Italian province" Never
theless decree of Garibaldi promulgate
the Sandman constitution for Naples anC
Sicily, but without fixing day for carry
ing it into effect. ior bi6 leradT
The French Monamr dsrArmee saws
"Thcre is nothing in tho statcof Euro
pean politics to prevent the usual SIT
months furlough being given on thc1s
of October."nl 70 laio3 az sg3cu
.Garibaldi's troops were concentrates
at Valera. srts7r-
GREAT BRITAIN. - Queen Victorii
embarked for Prussia on the Odd. Sh
Twill meet the Prince Regent of Prussia
at Coburg. Lord John Russell accom-
panies the Queen, and will, it is said, hav,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
PERTINENT QUESTIONS.

The Dubuque Herald pats tho follow
ing pertinent questions 10 the Press and
Tribune, the y. Y Tribune, and the re-
publican press generally, Stop, gentle
men, abusing Douglas, advocating Breck'
inridge, making fun of Bell, and saying
nothing about Lincoln, and answer the
questions:
What has Abraham Lincoln done?
What public service has he perform d:
What important act did lac do while IN
Congress?
What important act did he do when a
member of the Illinois Legislature?
What evidence has he given that he is
capable Of filling tho office of President
of the United States!
Democrats, put these questions to youl
republican friends Republicans, Pat
them TO yourselves!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
Tnc Prince Of Wales.
HARRISBURG, q

. llAhhlobthuy W. -. .
Baron Renfrew and suite arrived here
at | | O'Clock last night. At all the i'm
portant points along the road great crowds
collected to see the train pass. At all
places where the train stopped the Prince
showed himself at the rear car, much to
the qualification of the assembled crowds.
Descending the mountain the Prince and
his friends rode npon the locomotive, so
as to obtain better view of the magnifi.
cent scenery of the eastern slope of the
Alleghanies They expressed themselves
much gratifed with their ride. At Al.
tona the party were welcomed by an i'm
mense crowd, and mnoh cheering and en-.
thusissrn. They passed down the valley
of the beautiful Juniata under the silvery
light of the full moon, and arrived at
Harrisburg, where they were received by
a large and enthusiastic crowd, who es-
corted them to their quarters at the Jones
House. They leave Harrisburg at 8 "A.
M. for Washington ria Baltimore. ou
.HI nH oio HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 3. q
The Prince was serenaded during the
night by the Capital Band. Long before
the hour when he was announced to leave
the hotel, thousands of people had con.
gregatcd to get glimpse Of him, large
portion Of whom were ladies. In con.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

with tile so called Republican party
T6us, you observe, the Repqt lican party
of Michigan not only prefer fellomship
with negroes to fellowship with white
men, hut connives at and propogates a
cool piece of forgery, which, perpetrated
in any other field than that of politics
would doom its authors to felon's infa'
my and a convict's cell. Thus, You Oh
serve they are as reckless of effects upon
friends as upon foes, So longs as then
present necessities are answered.
+ . Very truly your friend, ki
w. l.. BANCROFT.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

A HIdH Compliment FROM REpuBLI-
CAN TO Mn. DoUoLAs.-The Boston Trav:
eller, leading Republican paper, in
speaking Of him, says that in his contest
Of 1858 che won the greatest personal
political victory known in our history"
In reviewing his political career the same
paper says:
Thus he has had eighteen years OF
Senatorial life conferred upon him, and
six of that Of Representative, besides
having had half dozen other Offices,
though lie is only forty. seven years OF
age. Should no be elected President, his
Congressional career will have covered
exactly eighteen years, fourteen Of which
will belong to his Senatorial history. 1t
Is seldom that tue life of any niaa pre-
sents so mich OF success, in so short a
time, as we find in the twenty-six years
that have passed away since his majority
was completed. AS general thing this
success has not been undiscovered; IL we
look only.at the Intellectual side Of things
Mr.. Douglas probably has no intellectual
superior among the Statesmen and polit
clans Of the United States. His speeche,
and writings are strong, clear, precise
and logical. He has participated in al
Of the great Congressional debates Of thu
last seventeen years, not to speak of hi
enormous labors con the stump" and II
conventions and caucuses Rarely has i
been his lot to be beaten. He was NOR,
than match for Mr.. Webster in 1850
when that illustrious man cndeavored t.
show that tho democracy were RESPONSE
bio. for the pro-slavery character Of Thu
government. $1,000
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
REMARKS.

/
: To this letter we have but few re-
marks to make. 1t covers completely
the whole subject, and shows conclusivciy
who were, in the votes alluded to, the
real friends of adopted citizens In JUS
tice to some of those who voted against
h the amendment offered by Mr.. Bancroft,
would say that / believe they voted
against il for other reasons than those as
signed by Mr. Bancroft Mr. briggs, OF
Saginaw, though strong negro lover, l
know to he friend to the foreigner, and
that he must have cast his vote against
them on that occasion for reasons not
here assigned. So it may be with others.
For myself would say that one other
reason prompted me To vote for Mr.. Ban
croft's amendment and that reason was
to SO alter the pending resolution as to
make it odious even to many OF its
friends, and thereby ensure its ultimate
defeat; for should have voted against
! the resolution even if this amendment
had been adopted, ON TnE GROUND OF ITS
ESTABLISHING PROPERTY QUALIFICATION
"a thing which am unaltcrably op.
posed to, now and forever, in every shape
and under any circumstances under
Heaven that it could possibly arise
When the resolution, giving to the negro
rghs and prerogatives in relation to the
elective franchise that were denied to
white men, came up for action, and there
was a strong possibility Of its passing the
House, /, however, in common with Mr.
Bancroft and the twerty-fuur others who
voted with us, could not tamely witness
such an innovation with no effort to stay
the tide of fanaticism, by at least en-
deavoring to keep our own race on Al
equality Of rights, with that of the Afri
can. II in this we have done wrong
thing to our constituents, we must SIM
under their Indignation but if, in main
tanning the equality of the white man
in endeavoring to render the elective
franchise more easily secured to him-ir
indicating his rights, and his privileges
we have properly discharged the duties o
Legislators, we rest content, and ar
!. willing to trust our cause in the hands O
, an intelligent, a free, and gratein
people. n. L. CARR.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
appointment of Democratic Meetings
Addresses by Hon. Charles r.. stuart.

Hon. Charles +. Stuart will address his
felowcitize on the political topics of
the. present campaign, at o'clock of
each day as follows kan. .... ..,..
At Corunna, Shiawassee county, on
Monday, Oct %.
At Flint, Genesee county, on Tuesday,
Oct. %.
At East Saginaw, Saginaw county, on
"Wednesday, Oct. "a ,.
At Lapeer, Lapeer county, on Thurs
day, Oct. %.
At Pontiac, Oakland county, on Fri
day, Oct &c. ...i.
At Mt. Clemens, Macomb county, on
Saturday, Oct. q.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
Democratic Coanty Nominations

For Representative f-JABEHG. SUTHERLAND.
SherifI-J0HN w. TURNER. ..
Treasurcr-JOSHUA BLACKM0RE.
F" Clcrk-GEORGE f. BALL i..
/" Judge Of Probate--JOHN MOORE. 1862. GA.
- Register-GE0RGE SCHMIDT.
Pros Atty-BRADLEY NJ THOMPSON.
Circuit court Commissioner
- cororers = JEROME II. Coffee, JESSE
FISHER ......r r.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

= DouoLAs took terrible twist on Brecls,
inridge when he answered tho Norfolk
questions so promptly and made the in
terrogstor agree 10 put them to the Ken
tnckian. They have been held up Ia
tho Kentuckian several times, and pro.
pounded q thousand times through tho
newspapers, but the Kentuckian dare moi
anever
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
Methodist Conference Appointments.


FLINT DIsrRIcr-JAMEs S. SMART, Pre-
siding Elder.
Flint--THoMAs j. ,JosLIN.
South Flint--H. HOOD.
Flushing--IsAAc CRAWFORD.
Genesec--R. Ii. CRANE.
East Ssginaw--H. n. BRowN.
Saginaw City--ARTuuR EDWARDS, Jr.
Midland--A. HERRIcK. a.,f 1 -r
Bay City--JAooB G, WoRrLEY.
Tuscola and Watronsville--J. 0. BAN
CROFT and j. HAMILTON. f.fse
Forest--WM. DUsNING.
Hadley--WM. MoTHERsrLL g.
~ Goodrich-HARvEY JosLiY.
Clarkston--G. n. BELKYAP, M. S LEET
Holly. w, GRIFFIN.
Grand Banc-rHos. SEELBY. ua
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

Hos. n. #. Cam, Dcar Sir Your
letter Of the goth inst. desiring me To
state the object had in view when ]
proposed an amendment to the Joint
Resolution proposing to amend the Con.
fti,ution respecting TIE elective fran.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

Mr.. GoULD, of Owosso, is the Irregular
democratic candidate" having been fairly
nominated by the Midland Convention,
on a formal ballot.-EhtrprtSe
There is not one word of truth in the
above statement, and the Enterprise ed
itor knows it very well, but he knows
NJ T,,ssa-aell ,,,;ll rrn preotlv haliind his
ticket in his own county, and he wishes
to create a local feeling against Mr.
WEBER there, to offset against niger
soils unpopularity.
The dodge won't take. The Democ
racy of Shiawassee County are satisfied
with the nomination, and if it don't suit
Mr.. Joslin he can vote for Mr.. Gould
whose chances for an election areno doubt
better than Ingersoll's.