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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-09

The PREsIDEScY-That Mr. DOUGLASS
will 90 into the Charleston Convention
with more votes than any other man, there
is scarcely a doubt, but whether he will
be the nominee of that body is, Of course,
an uncertainty. Gen. Joseph LANE, for
merly one Of Indiana's gallant soldiers in
Mexico, but row U. S. Srnator from Ore
gon, probably the next most conspicuous
candidate for the high Office, and we hest
tate not to say that next to the "Little
Giant" lie is the favorite Of the people Of
the North West. With the Beaver Dam
Democrat we believe the high character
of 10 LANE as a volunteer warrior and pat
riotic statesman, would render him popu
lar here as the nominee of Charleston.
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DELEGATES TO CHARLEsToN.-Last week
we announced the names of the gentlemen
who were selected to represent the De-
mocracy of this State in the Charleston
National Convention. Among them our
readers noticed the name of JOHN FITz-
GERALD, of Oshkosh. We believe his Sc
lection to be one of the best that could be
made, as he is one of the purest and most
able men in the Democratic party of this
State. The Democrats Of Manitowoc
County could not be better satisfied, Mr.
FITZGERALD being we'll known and esteem
ed by them for his many virtues, and
goodness Of heart. No man in the State
has warmer friends, and the compliment
paid him by the Democratic State Con-
vention is one that was due to an honora-
be man and true Democrat.
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4 LIBERAL OFFER,-We will wager a
peck of rotten opp5es against 40 acres OF
tan7arack secamp land in Calumet county,
upon the security Of which c. ". FITcH
gouged 500 out of the School children of
Manitowoc county, that FITcH himself,
and no other person, is the author of the
communication in Yesterdays Herald sign
ed I'D District" If FrcH will deny
that he wrote it, we pledge our reputation
to prove that it was penned by his own
fingers. 1t is one of his old tricks of de-
ception, and on par with the manner in
which he played "hide-and- go-seek" with
the ool-Commissioners. He has play
ed this game pretty extensively with the
people of this county, but We think he has
played his game out.
JUDGE DIxoS.-A Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of this State is to be elect
ed on Town Meeting Day. The Demo
Gratis having made no nomination, it is
probable they will support Judge Dixon,
the present incumbent, Although Re-
publican, he is far preferable to the nom,
inee of that party-A. ScoTr SLOAN
Should no other name be mentioned in
connection with the office, the course o.
our people is plain, VITO support Judge
Dixon at the polls.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER SYsTEM-The
movement for a change in our system of
county government from Supervisors to
Commissioners, has been sgitated in our
State Legislature for two or three years
past, and we observe that bill favorinp
the project has been intro duced into the
Senate with fair prospect of passing that
body. 1t provides one Commissioner to
each Assembly District, and where the
districts are even, one Commissioner at
large. Whether it will pass the Assembly
is a matter Of doubt, though a majority
are believed to be favorable to change.
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The Grand Trunk Railway Company have
| nearly six thousand box and platform cars in
| use in transporting freight on that road and
the Portland Company are engaged in build
ing two hundred box cars additional. Placed
in one train, they would reach twenty five
miles.
The Providence Journal learns by private
letters received by the Asia, that Mr.. Akers,
the we'll known sculptor, 10 lying dangerously
i'll with hemorrhage of the lungs, at Lyons, in
France.
A bill has passed the Lower House of the
Alabama Legislature, prohibiting the levy of
an attachment or execution on q growing
crop, where the value of the crop does not ex-
coed S5OU.
The present winter, though not of unusual
severity, has been marked by one unusual
event, viz: the freezing over of the Hudson
H. A. Mansfield, of Boston, skated fifteen
miles in sixty live minutes on the Nashua
river, last Saturday, thereby winning prize
Of $50, offered by citizens of Groton.
Recently prepared statistics show that of tho
immense quantity of wine manufactured in
France, only about one-eighty eighth part is
exported.
DIR. Kane's panorama of his Arctic expedi-
ton, aud his famous ESQ uimaux dog. Etah
were sold in New York last week for &2S5. The
panorama cost 50 900.
SEVERE WEATHER IN TRxAs-A Mexican
sheep dr0ver lost over LOU head Of sheep in
one night, during the recent severe weather in
Texas.
A Democratic meeting in Albemarle county.
Va, on the 9th inst, adopted resolutions ia.
vOring Southern Conference.
The wife Of Rev: Henry Ward Beecher was
badly injured in New York, Wednesday. by
being thrown from vehicle.
Gov. Letcher has appointed DIR. Francis
Mallory, of Norfolk, one of the Commissions.
ers under the Armory bill.
The Wheeling (va.} Union says the sale Of
iron manufactured in that city the past year
will probably reach o., 0O0,O0O.
The English newspapers state that the Hon.
Mrs, Norton 10 80 dangerously ill that but lit.
tie hopes are entertained of her recovery.
John Decker has been elected Chief Enxi.
neer Of the New York Fire Department.
An Englishman's lunch--a slice Of am. six
heggs and quart Of hale.
Rev. T. n. Farrow, Of the South CAROLINA
Conisrence, died ON the 4th inst.
Shad are selling at Newbern, N. G. at 81 per
pair.
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ss-sss s&~ss ~ l1uleu1 9UUvNNl. 'asess
The Medical Jssvsel Of this ely, which our
readers ass awaso p1sssd INTO ths banda OF
DR.. J. b. AcUAw 6 tins stncs. has chAns.
I'd It's name 70 "zgs Nas1jead asd vsyxssSn
Medical Jesssai.s Hi edited by Dr. McCAW,
Of Richmond, and ~ W. q. vAx BissEn, 81
Baltimore. who are Assiated By . nsmber Of
co-editors, including names distinguished In
the profession. In consequence Of the change
which Aas besu made In The Journal and the
delays involved In new arrangements, the
monthly nuDbess are somewhat nehtnd time
but The editors promise that the February
number will soon be issued, and the March
number viii appear promptly.
The Medical Jesrsai IL gotten mp In excel.
lent style-ths types, paper and ink are all
good. and the arrangement tasteful. It b de-
cidedly tho best looking medical periodical in
this country. Dr.. MCCAw il q gentleman Of
good taste and energy, and as he has hs.mme-
diase supervision Of the Joxynai we are sure 1t
will maintain Its good appearance, while his
own due talents and requirements, sustained
by such members Of the Faculty who con-
tribute to the editorial department. give assur-
ance that 1t will continue to be one Of the best,
IL not the very best medical journal ever pub
lished in this country.
We observe an editorial on the subject Of the
return Of the Southern Medical Students from
Philadelphia. II 10 stated in this article "that
not one Of the students who matriculated in
the Medical College Of Virginia has returned
to Philadelphia for the purpose Of re-enterinG
any OF its institutions, and there is reason to
believe that they are entirely satisfied with
the course Of lectures now going on in this
city"
The Journal notices a charge made in Phil
adelphia that the Faculty Of the Medical Col
lege Of Virginia had suborned Drs. LUCKETT
and MCGUIRE by promises Of preferment, to
tamper with the class and instigate an excite
ment calculated to advance the interests of
their school. The Journal gives the charge a
fiat denial, and AYERS that there was not the
remo,est idea Of the movement until four days
before the withdrawal Of the Students
Again." it continues, "to suppose that Drs.
LUcKETT and MCGUIRE could have been
tempted to produce the movement by promise
Of places which do not exist, and with pros
poets of rewards which can never equal those
just abandoned, would be to attach the double
charge Of treachery and folly to gentlemen who
do not need any defence at our hands from such
Incorporate allegations"
The Journal has q fine photographic plate of
Prof N. X. SMIrH's (of the Maryland Univer-
sity) Anterior Splint. 1t is work that merits
the most liberal support of the Medical pro-
fession, and will, we are sure, prove to be an
Invaluable auxiliary to the encouragement and
support Of: medical science and education in
this city.
We add that the Journal is printed by CHAs
II. WYNNE, OF this city, and is very creditable
to his tyuOgraphv
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4lfFaiaIia 8isiPiaIl5','



sseuosleDew ss..0seas Tkmes Aassns ths
Dogs.
~ Uo inspected 70 thtnk somstimss, hat
unu11o1 osoa0e 80 muoA, when tAsy tAke 70
tAunsjnSee Ill - Sua end Ill the frUlis tlas
ises(6kubout % he world. We are Inclined
tahSSs hat - lower part Of The crsation-
erssch - ne u orr prids sstssm such--ass
nes MttAostansssnenssq atts - sxcitiag, and
o. lnrue ~ cas ~ Quiss g rAstonal, . some
whasn mve bssn nasuralissd amoas the bt.
psd1" : Every dol" u u we'll kaown, ~has
AtaAAy;r 1t Isast ne have tAs authority Of
SsAxsrsAss fOr saying %, and hs 10 the mex,
bsss authority TO ths Bible. some people
plscs him even higher; bat they are generally
cEsdnAoas msa, mea who believe eyerythin
s1sepsths Bssas. SacA. for instaace, was VOL
TAisAs who could not believe that the earth
~ awef peen tmmsrsed IN water merely be-
caaeetne Babie tells u there was Hood III
saeohys VI NOAH but could very reiigiously
esAieS9 lhAs tbs enormous shell dsp0saw 70 be
aossAaNssry here. On tas hlghess spots Of the
sass1senrface, were formed BY the asgreasion
of;seetiop SHELLS left by pilgrims returning
from Tie holy land. To retura from this di.
gressto3, we have. we say, the authority OF
SsAKsssARs for saying that every dog has
u
star called the dog s.sr, and while it y above
the horizon are not AL The days called dog
daysf Why should not the dog nave his days
aud his sports, TOO, as we'll rs the man Are
these sports less enlightened. or less merciful
10 more cruel for two dog buliies to throt-
tie escn other, thaa for two human brutes to
haasmsr each other to death, in the ring, tor
the Amusement Of divers other brutes like
themseivss, vindicating their claim to human
ity only BY walking on two legsl
The dogs had tneir day lately In Gotham
II was the FIRST day OF the year. That wa. the
gsautne dog-day. which the hot season in sum.
mer - mot Of course, we will be expected to
cay what the dogs did when they had their day.
Hear what WILKES Spirit Of the Times says on
that subject:
inv YEAn.s DAY sroxr..--On Monday, the
dag eepe q the New Yea. = holiday, two excellent
canine exh0..ions were he'd st Harry Jenainys',
u hite street ono In the ate and the other
IN loo ovonink. oVth were fairly attended BY the
1sucsere 0f bFookiyn, Now York, &c, and some
SSoo canine sports wefe Witnessed The following
10 - result oil the great handicap rat MATCH which
WaD Won Wntt'n H. OwhaiI.
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Y VALENTINES: vALENTINES.:

VALENTINES! VALENTINES:
WEST L JOHNSTON offer to the citizens Of
Richmend and merchants of virginia The chOicest
selection of VALENTINES tfor the approachinx
st. vsIs day to be foun" in this city and ct
ENTINES is unusually larse and varied
Merchants would consult their interest nv or
derlng their supplies at once.
Orders by letter will meet with prompt attention.
when addressed to WEST JOHNSTON.
A5 Main street, Eagle Square,
let's Successors to Geo. NJ. West.)
VALENTINES. VAL INES-.- Tbe
usual hne assortment of sentimental and comic
VALENTINES, at SCHAAP i CO.'S.
corner Broad and Sd SITS.
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OPENING LETTERS IN Professionalism
in Paris are complaining that their letters are
opened in the French post-offices. One gen.
tleman found mo..ey for miliner's bill sent
to his address-it was the enclosure from
London lady's placed by mistake in his en-
velope by the officials.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-David Skillinger. OF
Sandyston township, N. j., went to fodder his
calves last Thursday evening, but, being rather
in liquor, he fell in a small creek and had
some trouble to get out He then wandered a
short distance, and finally sank from exhaus.
ton and died,
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s1s1plton u 6xed tor Wednesday, the iith inst,
y White street."
Vive Snowfall. Now, we hold that an
dog who can walk off the turf with five rat
under his belt as easily as an old soaker of q
English Squire could with five bottles. in tn
Gays when GEORGE Second was King. an,
HARRY FIELDING the first Of living noyelists
deserves to have his day. And we canno
Diane him, II that day should be the best, o
rntasr then In the whole year. Mr. HARR,
JENNINGS must be happy man. We wonde
II ne - Of the 'Grcat JENNINGS Estate" Fami
Ut We hope he is, and that he, too, ma,
nave his day a. well as SNOWFALL; that is
We hope he may get it, though the chances ar,
douounl, Tor the family 10 as numerous ~ hal
inc First Families Of Virginia" together, and
"Se umes more numerous than all the Sec
ond Families of ditto combined. We CON
S'"soI4'e our friend SNOWFALL, upon his fine
~. We nope ne 10 As well pleased with his
ne"osome sllvcr.mounted collar and slip
a. \ politician. Buthe is not the only cham
pioa In the field Our friend "HARRY JrN,
HISes," OF the "Grcat JENNINGS Estate. - has
canine Amazon, who, We should think
would be match for anything short of Ger.
oerus, and even for that renowned "canine, s.
II ne would play best twoor three, one mouth
only, the other two tied up Look what HAIR.
Rr's Pct il expected TO do:
canine .xh nhbMri0N ksAr-KLLER.-At the grand
J.ss'nsSs n VII Ms61Ssisdsy the 18Th
toix, recent, Allied lO rats M nun lay SUI
On sals occasion Ane vlil III 10 rats per mi ute Tor
Hs.r seI s.n'm, MINUTES: Win or io.e this match
snns o. her we'ehtt24 lbsJ in America for ioo
This Lady Suffolk we take to be a cross be.
tween Ceroerus aforesaid and a blood hound.
Win al the heads OF the first and all the f.
Foc'ty o. tue last. She must lick up three rats
~ utne' otnerwise her performances are i'm
poss'o'e. We wonder how they sit upon her
stomach, or whether she has ever been threat
ened with dyspepsia
Any man who supposes that this is HARRIS
ia'tchance is mistaken. Look at this:
"CHALL,kGE.--Harry Jennings has a black and
g 10 rats n, Other Ssct and ten m IN a
states OF the same weight tor So or 1iOO ada.
po:ss q privassiy b. applying to a. j.. u White
Thoss who are deeply read in that NOV,
somewhat antiqnated species Of literature.
the Wasevisy Norsis, will recollect that Mr.
JONATaAH OLDsuck accuses Juno. the es
teencd pointer OF Captain HECTOR McINrYRx
Of not connning herself to such insiRnifican
crimes - petty larceny, but of actually per.
pstgatiug the more sublime offence of bureiarv
Upon the particular occasion. there can be mo-
doubt that poor Juno was innocent of tia,
Interesting crime. Bath she could conscien.
uously plead e!asssvs sos Jyegit under the cir
cumssances OF that particular issue, 1t Seems TO
b dopbtfal Whathsr she had NOT tull canaci.v
70 o0wnae ths offence knowingly. At least. IL
she could aot, she was far behind the doss who
TIT usa t.
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TENEMENT HOUsEs.-There were in New
York, at the last enumeration, $50 tene7hent
houses, obtaining, by actual count, 1888
families, or about IS persons in each. or thes e
human hives, 1893 had Ill inmates each, II had
40 each, % had 1877 each-according to the ay-
arapps
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GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY,

en- 10 V f..
The world renowned European
,,-,, N lGICIAN AMP vENTRIlOQU IsT.
Will have the honor Of making his 6rst appearance
before the citiz Gems Of Richmond and vicinity
On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 7, 1850
And KvkRy RvENING during the week
MIRACLES! PRESENTATIONS.
without confederacy- defyiny detection!
Great Novelties. and Wonderful Representa-.
tiOns, com posed Of
TWO DREAMS OF WONDERS.
CARDS OF ADMISSION. .................. . ce0fa
M. His Nightly Wonders will be varied every
evening.
Doors open At o clock and performances to com.
mence at quarter to o'clock p Nj.
"a A Grand AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN.
M ENT for the accom- modation Of Families. Chi.
dren and Schools. on SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
commencing at o'clock Doors open at o'clock
A0mlsston 70 cents, for all ages. fel-n
A STONlSHKNt; To ALL.-MApAMER RUS.
"A SELL. the celebrated Astroiog ist. Is nov in
the CITY. She was born with natural git to tell 81
the events OF life even your very thoushts-xi
tell whether You are married or single, and how
many times you are to be married; will cause spec
dy marriage. She has astonished thousands with
her magic power. No gentleman admitted. Mrs.
EDDiNs' Boarding House, 18th or Governor street.
between: lam and Franklin streets. no A-sm'
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VEToED.-It is STATED that Governor Stew.
art of Missouri, has refused to sign the bill
passed by the Legislature for the exclusion of
theHree cOlored population from that State
1t is also said, Governor Perry, of Florida,
has declined signing bill Of similar provi-
al
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LOUISIANA MILITIA.-The military force of
Louisiana, according to the Adjutant Gener-
ais report consists OF 5 divisions, IL brigades
6S regiments, 1863 companies, Sc, 1877 non COM
missioned officers, musicians and privates,
and total rank and file OF 9I179,
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VALEN TINES.

-N0-N~~-'1~@~
ClR RICHA DSON 0no
wv Has this daV opened q splendid GUO.
aSsortma mt of
VALEN NES
COMIC, SENTIMEN Entail and LOVE MISsIVES.
AMONG which may be found .arse collection OF
ENGLISH COMIC yer. rich, mostly new de sig s
We have VALENTINES ranging in price from
ONE CENT to FIVE DOLLARS o-'
A-Orders by mail promptly attended to by
fe lO-4t* az NJ a in sfraHt rs., Oh
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Loss OF LIFE ON THE COAST OF GREAT
BRITAlN.-During fifteen days of the months
OF October and Novembr last, three hundred
and twenty five vessels were wrecked on the
coast of Great Britain, causing loss Of seven
hundred and forty lives. This includes thu
loss OF the Australian steamer Royal Char
Tar
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THE BERGEN IN. j. TUNNEL.-There are at
present about sUO wOrkmen engaged upon the
Bergen IN. J.) Tunnel, both night and day,
and the work is rapidly approaching compile
ton. 1t is expected that The rock, the entire
length of the tunnel-about Z, 300 feet-will be
removed by the LIST of April, and in two
months after the work will be completed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

A VESSEL AsHORE-The schooner reported
ashore Sd inst, below Indian river, Del, near
Lewes, proves to be the Frank Day, (of Cam
den, N. J.,) Warwick, from Petersburg, Va,
for Providence, with a cargo of g. las bushels
wheat and Ill bales cotton. The wheat was
insured for $3.50, and 20 bales of the cotton
were insured at Petersburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

81 s 4 = ss'.s.. -
~ Brooklnae. tho rseiasnsesf pr. 3, r. Pcin-
dexter, on lday 81 4beuary III. b. the New. Nj.
k:s!ssrii ~, M IN g RtEASsaNfs, Of ss,s oss; 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

~ STAMPS-Persons in want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this Office, in
any quantity. ia 19-ts