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CfERCgE'E z2T-Copaty O Mauico-
~ Voc. Aired Smith ag't james u. Sprague,
II, J. Ullman, for the use Of II. L. miller, VIII
liam AIigich, Hczekiah II. Smi h, Martin B.Med,
bury, John W. Medbury, James T Aldrch, the
City Bank Of Racine, Jacob !. Hoover John
Eerccmb, Gilbert Knapp, and Cherries kCahn.-
Summons for Relief, Complaint moi served.
The State OF Wisconsin to the above named
Defendants:
You are hereby summarized and required to
answer the complaint in this actoa, Of which a
copy was on the tenth day of January, 1860,
fled in tie eff e of the Clerk Of the CiTclit
Court in and for the county Of ManitoW0c, and
serve a copy OF your answer on the sub scrber at
Malitowoc, Wisconsin, within LiEcty days after
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and If you iaI to answer the complaint
as aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply to tie Court
,or the relief demanded IL the coup,lint
Witness, Hon. David IT, Tor, jGd Of The 18th
70 Judicial Cr,9t, a. Aauitowoc, this
- D 18th day If JlrG.rv, 1850.
VIZ. N. NICHOLS, IlF's A'fn
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HEROES, HUNTERS AND PATRIOTS.
Life Of Col. Crockett, Life Of Lewis
We.zel, Life Of Col DanI Boone, Lives
Of Generals Lee and Sunpter, Life Of Gen,
Samuel Houston, Lives Of Southern He
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Life Of Daniel Webster.
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CJre11s csgrs. Ceanty If 1aa!.awee.

Pl7ry =. s,G,ith r@t. James 3cHanie., william
II. Wright, aud Anna ii. Alddoh.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named De.
teudaLts.
yTOU are hereby summo Cd nd required to
l. answer The complaint ii this action, which
VAS filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
c. urt in and for me county Of Ma1i.oWoc, on
tie 28th day OF March, 1850, an1 serve copy
Of your answer on the subscr Der IS NanitowOc,
Wisconsin, within ninety days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service, and
# you fail - answer the complaint os aforesaid,
the p!ai.tf viii apply to the Count for the relief
lenaLded in the Complaint.
Va. ii. NICHOLS, PITS Attorney.
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Names Of Officers and Priyates WITH the dates OF
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Revolutionary Pension Laws, and Iiss If the
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BY w. T. r. SAFFELL.
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70 Sample copies Of the Post sent gratis
when requested
% 10 Editors:-Editors who viii give the
apo:e one insertion, or condanzc tle material
portions Of it for their editorial columns -b,lIha
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u
remarkable Of all the extraordinary character
who rose into conspicuous public positions il
consequence Of the French Revolution. Won,
deriul are the events Of her life. With t'a kind
est and most aiTectiona.o Of human hearts size
united the sternest principles of recti u1e, ind
comprehensive genius
In political foresight, her superiority to Napo.
leon Is now universally recognized. Had b.
listened to her adu0uitious. The fall al bis en-
pre- might have been avortcd. Il is worthy o
notice that this political foresight and ability ~.
been inherited by her descendants two IF whom
Napoleon III. and Pedro H. respectively the
present cmper0rs Of France and Brazil, ar.
among the ables5 s0yeEeig15 now Ieiguing il
world
The events Of J7sophfne's life. and remark ~.
ha,ts Of character which sle displayed amidst
the most amazing yicissitudas Of fortune, afford
not only an exceeding Interesting but a hi41lr
Instructive lesson to all who read ler biography
In this respect her career. taken as 0 whole, mav
challenge comparison with that Of any other his
torical personages il history.
JosedlEne constantly looked t. the glory q
France and tho Emo Of har hUsha1d as the IT,,
most desirable objects. When Napoleon desired
to perpetuate bis dynasty by q second marriage
which might yield him a male heir to his rhrcuo
Josephine molly sacrificed her own feelings 70
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man forgot all but their happy years Of welded
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W have freely drawn upon various authorg
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gret Of affection which too IT,, recognized O.
tni value, by Napoleon himself, in his closing
years, and il i hoped that the book will be found
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The Prince Of the House Of Dagidt
Tie Prince Of the House Of Davidi
Tie Prince Of tie House Of Dautd!
BY the Rev. ]. Ii. INGRAHAM, L. l.. d.
s new and revised edition, with the authors
latest corrections. One volume, 12mo., cloth,
Az pages. Price 81 p. Published by
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Il BEAUTIFUL PREnTUM.

4 large and beautiful engraving on steel II
by - inches, called The Speaking Likeness"
"i-i be sent 70 every subscriber to lie Post for
1850, who shall send ia addition to the gubecrf1-
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Of postage; mailing, &c. The retail price oftbjs
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
A Card.

An editorial appeared in yesterdays Lynch.
burg Republican, dcnouncing tho principal Editor
Of this paper. for having made legitimate s,rc-
lures, based on respectable authority. respecting
the conduct Of the Lynchburg Post'othee have
not read the article, and will not but firm ~ ten.
or. as reported to me- pronounc" II 4 '4se and
cowsrdly attempt to play the bully where no dan
cer could be apptehended, from the tact, that the
subject Of this low vitupcratien was held in bonds.
Whether the author be Geo. ". llardwicke, the
son Of vagraut, who was sold in the Streets Ut
This city for the sum Of 6ty cents, and Who, him.
self, ba.ely submitted without resistance to a
street Jogging. and afterwards to escape its repc'
tition. had hrs assalant bound over, or an anony'
nous seribbler, denoancc him us q COW 1dly
rufsan. JOS. BUTTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
Another View.

The Baltimore correspondent, of the New York
Tribune. after giving the following account Of
the working Of the political ealdron IN that city,
and indicating the repuenance of the old fashion
ed Democracy. of Maryland, to bong led by Re-
vcrdy johnson, whom they used to charge with
being one Of the chief authors Of that great
swindle, the Bank of Maryland affair--lining
his pockets thereby gives another reason why
the Northern Democracy are so earnestly commit
ted to the fortunes Of Douglas. They want to
contest with Black Republicans their Congress.
sional districts upon "the Douglas and Popular
Sovereigny dodge," this being their only
chance to secure power in the North. We pre-
sumo. however. that the secret OF the Northern
support which Douglas receives is we'll understood
by ever body who reads the newspapers We
sutjoin the extract;
There is good deal following among the
groups n, hotels for Mr.. Douglas aud the meeting
ont Of doors last night, where four or five thou
sand were present. was strongly Douglas Yet
tho old.iashioncd Maryland Democracy il against
him, and throws up 10. head asnin-t following the
lead Of Reverdy johnson, who they say here, has
turned 20 often that his brooches are buttoned be-
hind. Outside Of New York tie Douglas mon are
rampant, and breathe thrcaieninss and slaug hter
They cla,m 10 have the power. aud say they in
tend to put on the screws in the Convention But
his mo,e lulicions friends do not zee how he eau
be either regularly nominated or elected IN the
present state 81 things at the South. Still. tho
programme IA 10 push him obslinntcy and euthu-
slastcalix. Tho reasons are that it is hoped to
get him on TO the course by hook or by crook re.
eulariy or irrcgularly, Tor the purpose OF makn.
hight III twenty or thirty Congressional District :
North, nov represented by Black Republicans
IL Is contended that there il good chance io win
number Of these if they can be contested on
Donglas and the Popular Sovereignty dodge. It
is not fr Douglas 50 much ns Tor What the run.
ming of Douglas will bring to n hungry crowd of
political lonIers, who have been some lime out in
tho cold. that be is and will he pertinacou sly
stuck to. As To his being regularly nominated
hs chance seems Just good ~ it was AT Chnr-
lesion His friends admit the loss # u vote a. two
in Massachusetts,. AMI elsewhc but claim Il gam
Of two ia Kentucky, and expected gains some.
where else Of uncertain geographical location.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
Lynchburg Post-Omce,

We referred few days since to delinquen-
cies at this efhce; stating upon the most reSpec.
table authority, q very strong case Of NAL admin
istration, BY which we sufferers We have
endeavored to 10 patient heretofore, have borne
and forborne, Notwithstanding belief IN which
many Of our citizens concui) thai the affairs Of
this uf6ce ara badly managed. We have received
numerous complaints by letter, from our country
friends, expressing n suspicion that fruitful
source of their mad irregularities was the Lynch
burg Office One letter especially, from the very
office referred to the other day. was sent US with
responsible name for publiaation. As it rcilec-
ted however upon the Lynchburg Postmaster VIC
did net give il insertion, nor have wee,er in,ima-
ted our suspicious until the evidence was such AS
Nc longer to admit Of doubt We knew tLatthc
Post-Masier was absent twhere neither he nor
any other ofhce-holder ought TO bc,) though we
were perfectly aware that he was not absent dur
ing the whole, or any part OF the last week preyi-
Gus to Saturday, when the particular deiinqucn-
cies Of which complained were suffered ; ard
we were satisfied moreover. that his tackles would
acqusint him with what had iranspired We did
not conceive that were taking any advantage
Of his absence. We desire 10 say now once ior
all, that we are perfectly indifferent as to tie
course he may pursue, aud Fl all no, be deferred
from our purpose To expose his official dchnquen.
cy, where the lablic and ourselves are SO vitality
interesed) by the Low blaok gnRrdism OF sheet
that shall be nameless. and which. VITA it, con
dnctors we hold in such utter contempt tina, we
never read it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

=fsFaFsE "a asT - John B-sf. - gssse
standing "a The stsps VI the C=p,ilI z.h the
4aag d BE eosns<z 1pezing peaeslslly svsf him
rs be raisss rs figki hand 10 swear. with NJ
mental ressrvstioss. testAs viii support The Con
Istitadon and execute . isws 81 he eountry =
And The brow II Eiwsrd Everett. tie incsrrnpti-
Die statesman, the ioyet Of Wsshinetsn, end the
Iembslner VI HE memory . the s~sss perfumes
of an oretory that will never lose It's preserving
powers. will be lighted up with honest. but man
ly aiushss a. be assumes the chair Of the Senate.
which he will adorn.
Let every man. then, who has the welfare Of
his country at heart, who loves the Union and is
determined that "it skau be preserved" nerve
himself and buckle on bis armor for the fgbt.-
In the language OF another eloquent orator at
raneuil Hali-IIon. George S. lIillard-"Awake
arise the hour has come and the man. Shake
of your ds,rus,, as the lion shakes the dew drop
from his name. Hear aud heed your conntry's
call. Are you yvunsf give the beauty of your
youth the sparkling and man'lug foam On the
newly poured cup OF life Are you Of mature
age! give US your deliberate strength: Are yon
old? give rs the rich treasures Of your experience
We want ALL we can spare none. Come from
your workshops, yeur factories, your warehouses
and your farms. Come in numbers. like those in
which Nature. from her eyer-teeminc loins. pours
firth her tribes Of the air and Of the deep, Come
M the leaves come when the winds Of autumn are
roaring through the woods! Come n the waves
come when the Anil Of tho tempest 10 shifting the
deep, Gather with strong hands and manly h arts.
a living ,ampart Of protection and defence.
around the institutions Of your beloved country
Establish her greatness on the Union. the Consti-
tuition the iaws--a foundation deep as the centre
Cyclorean work on which IA rio Of material
prosperity may be reared, broad the earth, high
NJ the msjesIic heavens -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

THE Cincinnati Gazeae expresses the opinion
that 1.-THE tactics Of tho Union party in this cam
paign undoubtedly TO bring the election of our
next President into the House Of Representa-
tiyes." The Gazetie is mistaken The tactics Of
the Lnion party arr to concentrate the Union
men oil all parties upon Bell and Everett, and
elect them by the popular vote. There are Onion
men enough in the country To do this. The mas
ses Of the people are not sec,ionali1cd. they arc
not ready for disunion. They cannot fnd place
upon which to locate the dividing line. Even
New England cannot thrive wihou the Cotton
Of the South for her manufactures and the South
ern market for her manufactures, and the ratii
Republican northwest will never consent to hive
tho mouth Of the Mississippi cissed against her
commerce.
The disunonists North and South ARE bat mis-
cradle factions, utterly impotent il left to ,a,m
selves. There are in every Stale Unon men
enough I, carry 1t, If their efforts ARE conceu ra
tod and as the canvass progresses they will see
the necessity for concentration OF their strength
upon the Uoion party candidates. The people Of
the South will soon learn the fatility Of trying 10
4 sustain divided Democracy mud the people of
the north will shrink from u contemplation Of the
fearfnl Consequences of the election Of section.
si'eandidate Of a-pureiy sectional party, and the
Inauguration OF u sectional administration. This
Constitutional Union ticket will fluid firm friends
and seaous supporters in oil parties, aud all SEQ
tions. and whatever may he done by the Demo
Gratis At Baltimore aud Richmond, the masses will
rally TO the standard Of Bell aud Everett to es
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

TsTrTsTr1 vith shelter fi6er Tor the construction
OF mills Il scarce.
? barge .nnmbers Of smigrantss srs both arriv-
ing e. and departing from. the mining regions
Five handrcd friendly hdiAns are On the South
Park.
The Arrapahoss aud CAsyennes are about
sending out q war party against tho Utes leaving
ther families AMI horses ncar Dover city.
There is very little Improvement 10 business in
this city. 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
Another Rencontre Fight at tho Maltby
House.

Another serious difficulty occurred Yesterday
morning at the Maltby House between the
Hon. Dir. Whiielcy. member Of Congress
from Delaware. aud Mr.. Townsend, who contests
his seat IN the Convention, Mr.. Whiteiey having.
in connection with Senator Bayard srreicd ut
Charleston. The difficulty orr gnated on Tuc,lay
night leinro the Committee on Credentials. when
some harsh personal language was used by the
parties IN the argument of their respective claims.
The facts of tho case, learn. are as follows
At about D O'Clock yesterday morning, Mr..
Whteley entered the yeslibule OF tho Maltby
House where Mr.. Townsend is stopping, and
took n scat by tue passage way leading 10 the
wash rooln
Al about quarter past five o'clock, Mr. Town
send ca down into the Office, and laying his
cane or the desk. turned towards ia" wash rlnn
having - pass Mr.. Whitley on tho way but
not observing him until l.e rose md moved toward,
lam, and even then his superstition was tina, he
Tn'posed an opology to him for his violent Ian
rna.c Ut the preceding evening. Whitley, how
ever, immediately struck Townsend n violent blow
on the side OF the head, staggering him by the
blow. but both being Pc ~ertnl men, they clnchcd
and Townsend succeeded in dragging Whitley by
tic neck y" across the tihcrrs both striking rap
idly, until Whitely Tell with Townsend upper
most, considerable blood hcing in full Il ,w from
hoth pnrlirs Townsend then shock Whitley
with some force. and said, "Sir | want no diff
Guilty with You. and il YOU promise t, behave
yourself and leave me alone will let ven up"
Whitley lerljcd harshly, refusing to make any
promise. and still struggling
The Clerk ot tho Hotel, who alone witnessed
the alteration the hour being early that there
was but lew persons about, called assistance. and
with the aii OF police oh 'er separated the par
ties. When Whitley arose hc immediately corr
m,ncel to search his pockets for n weapon, when
Townsend remarked 10 tho officer BE careful, he
may be armed Not finding pistol in bis peck
e,s, he commenced looking around the tloor fer il
huJ Tow send iirstgpt sight If it whore it hui fall
len from the pocket Of his antagonist in the strug
rie ahi >rlzng it remarked. Il will take care 81
this for tho present Mt the same time putting i,
n his own racket Whitley was then taken OUT
Of he house Ivy the police, aud the affair was ter
minated.
II l. Supposed that Mr. Townsend will not FOL
! low up tho quarrel, he being an opponent OF tn,
durlla, bur Processes to be always prepared to de
& itni himself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

a FORTUNATE OcroRooS. Mississippi plan
ter has paid 81 900 for n house in Cleveland for
the exclusive use of his daughter. an octoroon,
10 yeats oi age She goes to Cleveland to receive
nthorough education. the daughter Of a clergyman
in that city having been erstged rs her instruct
or. The young lady although born a slave. is
now free. II - stated that her income while shc
Ia in Cleveland will be 50, 900 per nnnum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

WAsdINsrov, june 30tl --Represenlatiye Win
slows name ~ mentioned in connection with the
full Sandman Mission under Mr., Burlnsame's
bill.
Mr.. Swnrtz. n member of the House from Penn
syicann, is supposed To be dying.
TIE e-iieut Of the Richmond convention aud
several Of tho scc"dng delegates IRE still Mt Rich
moud To adjourn that convention until the result
OF tho Baltimore convention shall have been
known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
n IIW GDN(IIIN

ANiNG purchased the cnirc Interest John = Bass in
the business "i Mckinney y 60. shall continue ,c
HEkhRiL GRooERi AND COMMISSION BHSIHH.SS
nj the Did stand No. lli Main Street Va
III" sAe and firm of NJ, KINNEY 90. Mher. we hope by
hni aVaun to business, liberal
from friends and The public
We shall Keep constantly hand II large s,ock Of EVERY
pt>ErIoS Goous usually found IN Hous.
will sell CASH, exchange Tor Country
Produce
Liberal advances niar on all consiynmns of proluc
sale, when in hand. SNNI H. MCKINNEY.
JNo. H. FLOOD.