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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-05
Flora Temple Beaten.

New York, Sept. 27.-Flora Temple
was beaten in her trial of three miles to-day
against time. She made two trials.
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TESTIMONIALS OF THE
Horace Waters Pianos ard MeIodeons

Denn Ts Paqo sa%e n to n hnnd aPa in order Ps i is
John Hewitt Of Carthage, n. y who has had
Horace Waters Pianos friend mine
December My Piano is becoming popular in
this place, and think can introduce more; they
VIII be more popular than any other make "
I'VE have two Of Waters Pianos Seminary
Of which has been severely years and can
testify 70 their good quality and durability Greg
III waters. Esq@Dear sir:-uavng used one Of your
Panoortes for years past have found very superior
4 Gray Principal Brooklyn flights Seminary
" july 2S, IS Mr. Waters-Dear Meo-
se good pleased with the external
appearance also. Hope have occasion u
order one or two more the present season"
Tioga, n Y Aug ., '5s Horace Waters, Es1--Sir The
Neioleon You duly received in good |
now fully prepared to say that the instrument is highly salts
liberal terms which you furnished it. very
filed your promises Very respectfully, &c, smith
The Piano received from You continues give saisfc
regard Of the Instruments the place
.hc Ne2ieou has safely arrived, Ifee Obliged to YOU for
your liberal discount VIII do you these parts
IRev. J. VI. Mccormick. Parquesyile, :. C.
"The Piano duly received 1t in
cept thanks or your Cooper, War
Your piano reases well It the best one in our coun
ty.,-JThomas A Latham. CamPoelton, Georgia
very obliged you having
fine $3.50, and shall take pains
it = - BT2nk, He'd x Co Buffalo Democrat
best We enabled to speak Of these instruments with
durable quaint 1'a, = Eyanses .' >' tone anu
from personal knowledge, being Of the best quay
christian Inteligeucer-
Norhing the displayed greater excellence in
any department IChurclran
The Horace Waters Pianos built Of the best and
thoroughly seasoned material We have
do we'll perhaps better a this tan at other house
in the Unor."-l Advocate and journal
Waters Pianos Melodcous challenge comparison
the finest made anywhere in the countryHone Journal
Horace Waters Pianofortes full tone,
and powerful. IN. \. Musical Review.
Our friends will find Mr. Waters store, the very best
Music and Of Pianos be found United
States southern and friends
him call whencyer they TO New Tork"-Liraham's Mag
Wareroom. 333 Broadway, \. Y.
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;. Last winter. be jlhers. "
"Nargrsw wiz white
Asmeu'- have crown from ,IIdau fears
r;-......... s,..nr--..--I n t-rI.r-s

the listener inter uf-tti a !c.luNS.
TTHifes How odd. 90 be sure, Wei. know
nothing about mems hair; Tut there l. OC- friend,
Mrs. C.. OF Twelfth street, the lady who has
Just been tweuty-uine years old for the last fifteen
ye1rs-her husband diei, yOu know, last winter, at
which misfortune her grief Tas 50 intense, that her
hair turned completely biEcb within twenty-iour
hours after the occurrence Of that sad event.
GENIUS AND LABoR.-Alexander Hamilton once
said 70 an intimate friend - Men give me some
credit for genius. All the genius that l have lies
just in this When have q subject in hand, study
1t profoundly. Day and night 1t i before me- |
explore IL in all its bearings My mind becomes per-
yaded with IL. Then the effort which l make - what
the people are pleased call the tru Of genus II
i the fruit Of labor and thought
Mr.. Webster replied 20 q gentleman VINO
pressed him speak subject OF great Importance
..The subject interests deeply, but have not
time. There. sir pointing to huge pile Of letters
on the table, ''is pile Of unanswered letters. TO
which must reply before the close of the session,
(Which was then three days OIL have not time 10
master the subject d. IL Justice
- But, Mr.. Webster. few words from you would
much awaken public attention to it,
If there be 50 much weight III my words as you
represent II il because do allow myself speak
any subject till have imbue,i my mind with IT. -
DemOstheues was once urged TO speak great
and sudden emergency " am not prepared, sad
he, and obstinately refused.
The law OF labor is equally binding on genius and
medIocrity.
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Commercial Advertiser.


Lines.
Oil Niauaa k-l-- -u0y-cr1gnei height
TIE suu5-ams -ii-t.r ol,
WlI- yss belos The shades e night
Are struggling 18th the dawn
The fsati4sreI choi-, on early wing,
Awake Joyous lays
With their sweet sgas tie heavens riHs
r aunoJnc- ths god q day.
And row a more angelic sound
Frou every spray d',h r.-r,
Fy-, j. i1 sl1ry rI'-i around.
Tie day---5i mounts tn ski-s-
Who u Isht tn Gentle Warbler, fair
Their soul-upliflus notes:
Whence came tis song tfIlt On the ar
In swe-tesy c.ielce doats
Or Is % ttera the power given
To hear ti.- biissfl- sJns
That. wandering from the =at-s o. hea.@n,
The soI wiaI bears aioas,
or do they hear tn. stars' sweet -oHe,
Ana uJU Isll-Ome wiII-
Their lingering Cadence prUions
With tGne.ul eChOiuEs
The silver stars sympislnipus notes
Oh, MT 20 mortal ear
'Tls given to hear the song that Hlats
Tbro- -h every distant sphere.
H,EEY HEEFyED.
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ship Cuudar Dealer General MerChaudiS" keeps
stauily hand ~ every i--tr
O. Goods required i.y " N.lIias'siI- and '-lI-rs-
Shipping Faaf Vegetables. and AT
Ifu!- "A
AMI upon tha f.a terms
None advanced r.. NillisrS BIS 10 tl. lowest rates
facitia- f1r &C FROM 5000 barrels
y. E-N0 ardent spirits allowed o. Doe 81 % this po=t.
Foreign w-li native h- procured here upon
lly. etc, ary q the other ports Islands.
IIio. March lS59
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L. HOFFSCHLi EGER y STAPENTEDRST
g@ruE- for She
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITERS.
AVIS 81 pGHLIC.

Les Soussi4nes, ayant Gt6 NOMINEES Agents pour les
As>ureurs mlritmes de Paris ct tie Bordeaux, :,
pr6vieuncnt le public general ct les Capt.
taiucS lie nayirc- marchauds frnuc1s. qui visitent
les ports de cc rgyaumc, particulier, que dams
tous les ems daylries, qui auriient lieu dams ccs
parare~. lis devrunt, f;lire constltcr ct v"rifer
les fats deyant pour lsgilser leurs r5cla-
nations contre les dts assureurS
6I-tf I'D HOFFSCuLAEGEE 4 STAPENHORST.
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CONTR ACTOR AND BUILDER The undersigned EoulI in
form h- friends and che public, that he
up The premises OF Flrt street. opposite c. Brewer
q CARPENTER SHOP. and would solicit that
patronage heretofore literally !estor-l. orders in
tH- various 0f EuIiug Plans. Specifications
Contracts, ATTENDED, 20 with pr'uptu,-s ana dispatch
CIiAELES W. VINCENT.
Y R-DODRS WINDOW SASH and All other articles per
aiming 70 house building constantly hand and
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a gents the sugar kk0 Papakoa.
Pu1. IIuo Importers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
China Go5Is' have on hand for sale, their eSth
King street. Honolulu. and L,haiua. 1faui
No,4~--S. Syrup Tea. Coffee. and large and
varied general merchandise
l~j7.
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Continues his the i Makes new fire
rrr,f building the stand recently occupied bv Dr.
II.!mauu. corner of queen and X. iIlaru streets
Chr1uu,srs rated bv o,serva- of the sun and stars
xth a transit instrument accurately aUst-l 20 the
meridian OF Honolulu. Particular given
watch repairing quadrant glasses siversi
and aiiuscd Charts and nautical instruments constantly
-. 80 g-,1 r.- .4r. 4&-tf
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GEORGE SIDERS.

and disriu Tin Sheet Iron, and Copper
haahuuauu street. opposite J. {. sIaling's Honolulu H.
Bakers Tin and Copper Pumps. Bathing Tubs,
Foot Shower Baths. Tin auI Zinc Roofing, and gen
e-ll assortment uf Tr Sl.V executed with
raatucSS anil dispatch. l-tf
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J. WORTH.
-. Y. EMERSON.

Dealer General Nehaudf=e Iio Hawaii Ships supplied
with the shortest notice, reasonable
Bills Of exchange wanted. 1-if
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Fire Insurance N0ijCe.
rJIr NORTEIEKS ASSTRA NCE-CO.

rEyIIF UNDERSIGNED nc-s notify 20 those par
have insured in this "ice wooden buildings
their contents precincts au0-lu tHat
sequence the continued erection pf --- AMI high wooden
brfir-5 together tim
the viii h- aul those already
taken will the expiration o5 their
L. c. JANION.
A.-a-- for 10 Na-- :
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ROLEFS 4 co.

Ship Chambers ani Commission Merchants and Dealers in
General Merchandise Iatiina Siaui. Whacrs shed
with the shortest notice, in exchange goods
bills. 2t-tf
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AGENT FOR THE
New York Board OF IrieTyTriIcTs.

The rrIrSlcI -le- I.-c notify Merchant ship Master
&c. that has haeu duly appointed as AGENT for o
Ses Yofs Board pf UujeTuEi..r--
ALIEN j. fAltIN lilfTliI
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THOMAS sFENCER.

ship CanII-r Deal r. iu General N-rrS. all Commission
Merchant Honolulu. Oahu. :. l. kc- constantly ru hand
an extensive ass-tIeIt II every description Of goods r.
guir,sl ly yiIl-sisr- IGs others
SHIPPING furnished with all kiuds Of groceries PROVISIONS &c
II the sho~te- notice lowest market prices
T. g5rc, l,ac- fr vhaIsrs' rls t.s l5U
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Wsalua. Oahu. Dealer General Merchandise Country Pro
ducesuch Corn Beans, Bananas. Butter. Eggs
5d-tf
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. caliren's sleeping rooms,
Pantry,
And bath
There also cottages the containing
tlu- all dressing apartments .0I the other
sleeping and Grr=-iu. apartment There also
hauS servants wash huu>- wood house,
l- carriage. fowl house, etc. etc.
The supplied with valley and also brick
ci~t.. capable 100 barrels with
pump. which adds -ie security O! The huilliuEs.
TgiE.Boysh patent from Ills Majesty Kan ahameha III
Possession Will De given the lst Of january 1850. II not
I'D. ;e premises viii n 20 let for term OF eighteen twenty
months from the above date. Apply
ls2-2D II. -. WHITNEY.
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AGENT FOR TIE
IiyeTDOoI Underwriters Association

T- r-iar-.l Hs leave notify Merchants ship
and shin 1ul-tsr- has received the appointment Of
AGENT 70 tiess I-lauis fHr the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION
Iuj-f L. T. JANlpN-
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TsVIIE UNDEKSIC NED. \ gents of the above Com.
IaTy. prepared 20 insure risks against h-e IN aud
about II, unuig.
For particulars apply st the Office.
MELCHEE~ = co.
Homo t.lu. Oct. II. 1857. 6S-tf
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GILMAN y co.

GILMAN ~ co.
ship ChandI-rs auI Dealers in General Merchandise,
LAHAISA, MAJ z II. 1.
Ships supplied Sih recruits siHss for storage. Sash
furnished for bills Of SLY
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
IN CASEs-JTST RECEIVED AND
wv for sale lpx ~ (I7d-tO J. g SPALDISG.
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AEENT FOR LLOV

The undersigned notify Merchants. Ship
Sf.prl--s--. h. i,- ---.i .i.el tia appointment
AGENT at ti.-s. I-ilnIs frr LiUIU's LONDON.
Ig5-.r L.. e. JANION
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home lul abroad.
CaisiInI EI.259.zGO. Sterling.
Tt- II.I rs= las been appointed Agent f'T The Sandwich
I-i,u.I. =. G. JtSIp%-
80 at Honolulu.
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J. G.. SpALDING.
II. ". SEVERANCE,

ship Chandler and Commission Merchant, Honolulu,
REFERS To
Captain T.. =. Honolulu.
N-ssrs T. &. NATGIs,AS * Co.,
WILLIAMS AZ HAVEN. New London.
NCRUEE e NElEILL. Francisco.
SWIFT s. ALLEN, New Bedford.
IlrNaT \. PsIErE. Boston.
IL W SEN ERANCE VIII continue the Ship Clmu!i,ry and
Commission Business od stand Every description
ship Chaui-ry and Merchandise urcl hy Shipping viii
kept hand ali " sale a. low 1871
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THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.

THE = ID E1E2 SI5: NED prepared repair
manufacture all kinds of machinery, mill gearing, wiu
lass gearing, ship for-jnCs and smith
Cart boxes, forge backs anvils hand and made
order.
Iron aud and best quality of smiths coal for sale.
2-tf D. NJ. WESTON.
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cHss. p rrsHoP.
Wu. A. AIDE
BISHOP ~ CO..

Bankers. Office the 1f NgEee's Block,
Klahumsuu street. Hon llulu
VIII receive deposits discount rs.clss business paper,
attend % collecting, etc IL
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COAL.
EtaSES CUNBER Nd COAL. 100 TONS
Y ! Iackawana do. For sale nv
I6A-r C. REFWER * 60
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100 tons scotch SpIint Goals. sc do. Cum
berIand Smiths Goals. 169-tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-29
Proceedings Of the Senatorial Conyen-
a ton.
STANTON. Sept. 10, 1860.

STANTON, Sept. 10, 1860.
Convention called to order by Mr.
McDill, who appointed Mr.. Cooper as
temporary chairman, and 4. Strang
was chosen Secretary.
The chair appointed c. e. Redfeld.
b. Willard, and J. Hall, Jr., i commit
tee to report permanent officers for the
convention.
The committee reported the follow
ing gentlemen as permanent officers OF
The convention: Chairman, Henry
Mnmbrue; Secretary, A. Slrang. Re
port adopted.
On motion the chair appointed the
| following as com. on credentials J.
n. Brundage, W. w. Beach and S. S.
Hamilton.
The committee on credentials report
! ed as follows: H. Ross, J. Hall, Jr,
". w. Beach, A. Strang, r. Yeoman,
8. Willard, ID. r. Clements, w. D.
Mc1ndoe, b. f. Cooper, J. n. Brun-
dage, S. 5. Hamilton, G. E. Moore, II.
Mumbrue, A, Nj. Gard, G. E. Redfeld.
| The chair appointed J. Hall, Jr., and
q. K. Moore as tellers.
First Formal Ballot Kimball 4,
White 4, Browne 5, McIndoe /, Ea-
ton l.
2d--Kimball 4, White 4, Browne 5,
Eaton 2.
Sd. Kimball 5, White 4, Browne 5,
Eaton l.
4th. Kimball 6, White 4, Browne S.
5th. Kimball 4, White 4, Browne 5,
McIndoe /, Eaton /.
Mr.. McIndoe stated that he was not
a candidate
9Th. Kimball 5, White 4, Browne 5,
McIndoe |, Willard 2.
18th. Kiinball 1, White 4, Browne 6,
Nlillarl L.
sth. Kim|,all 6, White 5, Browne 4.
9th. kimbaIl 6, White 4, Browne 5.
10th. kimball 4, White 4, Browne 5,
Mumhrue 2.
18th. Kimball 5, Browne s, Nam
/ brue 3.
On motion Mr.. Browne was dcclar-
! ed unanimously nominated for State
Senator. J. n. Brnndage was appoint
ed to notify DIR Browne Of the action
Of this convention.
Mir. Browne was conducted to the
hall, and III concise speech accepted
the nomination, aud returned thanks
for the honor conferred upon him.
Ihe following is the Senatorial com
rn:Ctee: ). 5. Hamilton, .. Philips, W.
". Beach.
Ga melton conyel'tton- adjourned.
Henry MUMBRUE, Pres.
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Result Of the Fusion Mania.

The New York -A5eu2-Zeitung OF
Monday evening, speaking of the dis
gust occasioned among the German
Democrats by the fusion schemes OF
their leaders, says:--"As SCRoGGs,
DODGE, and thousand of other Amer
leans will vote for LINCOLN. not be-
cause he is an "American," but in or
der to express their disapprobation OF
the interruptions sale Of their party by
its leaders, SO thousands of German
Democrats will vote for him, and for
similar reasons. The other day a
democratic LINCOLN Club" was
formed in one of the upper wards of
this city, consisting Of forty German
citizens, who formally declared their
intentions of voting for Old ABE, in
stead of going it blind for the confusion
ticket. We might mention other SIM
liar cases. Scarcely German Repub-
lican Ward meeting is held at which a
number Of Democrats do not have
themselves enrolled in the list of Repub-
lican voters. La 1856 barely one half
or two-ffths of the naturalizad Ger
mnns cast their votes for Fremont
bit IN 1860 from taco-thirds to three
to~ths, an number from eight to nine
Thousand, Of the German voters Of the
City Of Noao York aciN cast their sut..
,frGg0S for Lincoln. FREMoNT's ell
tire vote in this city was less than
eighteen thousand LINCoLN's aciU not
be less than Mirty;fye thousand.
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Fer REGISTER Of Deeds.


mr.. "'e H'e'Sor :-belAS under the American
nag uhaer TIE heavens OF the free soil OF the
ol''eu States clalll the flsht OF eSple Ssihg
'nSse"' anu i'iore particularly 70 you, oiIzeh'
u " cou county. Felio"-olilzehS :-1cu arc
NO. aware 'i'a' WINE me great poii'lcal &c
o"'eS are c'fcuia'ihs through that Spacloss
iiela o' 5i0vIlJ' eA'ehulno nom inc Atlantic
~ '''' 'oi1c ocea''S' from Vi'e gun o. Ac@lco
PNI "A'' g :" -""-S
'''.'' '''''i ~
,c,", '-'-''i0 a-4H
Va
''i' "''' 'o .''''
"' ~ e--''1'' '''V 'o1~@
'''A LAS sea- oei5 nc "''A"
.'''0' d '' oi'''oH' - . 'or tue hoA' Gay all
! &C. i''' oi' I'D" hid
! f0i'' - ~" ~ '1lo 'ol'e-'' one
goes ana nights from one town to. another Tor
one OF the great champions aspiring TO the
| homer of presidency. .n,tber toa,1 ;,4,.,:o,
=, ,,.. -
NJ = eI' ''"'ieF4 = "ii
" IL 40 JohH ana john 10 WIN, generally
short of eloquence, he expresses him.elf ike
this s., on, ,oo , g..
,.o,
o0 anu aie sood iio"s, vote for R4e John"
but scarcely is he departed that SolstA says,
| like Bob AFTER having lost the uooae s"fb,t,s
tho uav hi, o,o,o,. co.. a7.,ru ,s;,,,.. -
mo ''.o",' 81 ieS@-F 'A1hA' i'e
mas my vote Ill the bailot-box."
| H;Alas look here, says lannthcr: "a man
wi, n a piabt can On his ba,d does ho 40 Ioo,,
| =, u . ~ :,
nc Ao' "'ii'i oAio ho~eN7t' ohl'' nc Is d
christian, he derives his doctrine from the
!, Gospel, sedo to other. as VOL would Others
ston,d do INTO ,,o,,,, g , o ; c.
~ ''ii-.Do '''
an once you would IKE te'haye,my vote, says
the night-cap headed christian to his intcro-
cntor $50 do unta mo accord;uo 40 tho t.o.ns, "
Rat ,narl contIs,uan ha dc, 49, .s;e
Do' MAIN sen'le0i nc uoe@ it'. say II
you were slothful and oou-d depend upon
public support but simsly: if .you are run
niue
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-29
CHICAGO. St,nt

Lord Renfrew and suite arrived by
the Michigan Central Railroad at $50
this evening, and proceeded to the
Richmond House, where they will stop
during their visit to Chicago. Not
withstandins the expressed wish of the
party that they sho ala be allowed 10
arrive i'll quietnes4, large crowd as
selnbled at the depot long before train
arrived. Although but little noise was
made, the GRO wd SO blocked the streets
that it was 18th difficulty carriages con
tanning the party reached the hotel.
The Joat2saal says, i'll order to graft,
fy ladies and gentlemen who may wish
to see Lord Renfrew, he will, at some
hour tomorrow, ito be published in
the morning papers), stand on the bal
coaly of the hotel -r..
! Thev leave tomorrow afternoon by
| the St Louis Railroad. r.r., .-...-..
The Richmond House, is illuminated
this evening in honor Of It's distinguish.
ed guests. rs.s .~- -.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-29
EY The Hon. D. S. Dickinson m ada

1 The Hon D. S. Dickinson m ade
long speech to a eckinridyo meet
ing at Blnghsmpton, on Saturday last.
A correspondent sends ns the follow
ing passage, as it fell from the lips of
the venerable and dist nguished crater:
douglas aud Hunts Homogeneous
Fusion in the State of New \ ork, will
not come within fifty thousand votes Of
lincoln. And / advise my friends, if
there are any who are dissatisfied with
the view Of slavery laid down in the
platform of the National Democracy
TO pack up their duds and leave for the
Republican camp without delaying ono
moment in the Fusion half way house.
The gulf between the National Demo-
Gratis and the Douglas men is AS wide
as was that between the Iich man and
Lazarus"
Mr.. Dickinson doesn't seem to think
much of the fine schemes conceived by
the politicians of The Herald and The
Journal Of Commerce.. We must say,
however, that he puts Honest Abe's
majority over the Douglas Bell Everett
Confusion much too low. Lincoln will
beat that party full one hundred thous-
and votes.-N Y. Tribune.
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-~zND<@s(

SENATOR DOUGLAS CoMING TO Wis
CoSsIN.- We learn from reliable
source, says the Neoos, that Senator
Douglas will certainly visit this State
N October. The precise time Will be
announced sufficiently early to enable
those WHO desire to greet him, to make
arrangements for SO doing. .0-s
We can positively assure the Scna-
tor that his mother is not in this State,
ana that there is no need Of his coming
here Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-29
the people to get up enthusiasm g

the people to get up enthusiasm "in
their own way" Shame on such non
sense! Those who admire such a
course in a Presidential nominee, pre-
sumes upon the democrat and ig-
norance Of the nass es. We think the
Democratic committee of this State
had better t'house" some of their Pres.
ldential electors, Of whom Col. Fair
child i. en-.
While this speaker was haranguing
the audience, we were induced to leave.
Therefore, what the others had to say
for their worthless cause we are unable
to report.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-29

Awful LAND SI1nEs !--Erypt is
giving way! The Franklin County
Democrat has cast of Douglas and run
up Lincoln. This is in the very cen
ire Of the Egypt OF Illinois. Aud the
Douglas candidate for Representative
in the Henderson and Warren County
District Of Illinois, has also come out
for Lincoln.
GENTLEMEN! Stand from under.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-09-29

LINCOLN AHEAD OF DOUGLAS AT
DOUGLAS MEETINGs.-We do not put
as much stress upon the cars as some
folks do, but here are some facts furn-
lshed us by one of our prominent mer-
chants, just returned from New Y ork,
that are highly significant: Vote on
the extra train returning from the Doug
las reception at Syracuse-Lincoln 455,
Douglas 266, Breckinridge 1913. This
was after hearing Douglas. We now
append the vote on the special train
going to Rochester to hear Mr. Doug
las: Lincoln 266, Douglas 49,, Brock
inri3se ~. Mr.. Douglas and his fol-
lowers had better not deceive them
selves about the big meetings he has.
-OctrOtt Tribune.