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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14
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q By virtue Of two executions issued out of the
office of the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas,
of Vanderbsrgh county, Iudi4n one In favor OF
c. & T. Miller and one in favor of Patrick MeQnlrk'
and both against Bsnsiair Mcs5 q koU3uus A
Mess, repleFin bzil, wiz on
l ~. SATURDAY., MAY 81 1862, -,5 g s.
betaap the hours of 10 O'Clock A. n. and o'clock
P M of said day, at the door q the Court ID ouse
- tytsf4v of EsyspeyilIe Indians, offer for sale at
Tfiic snction the rents issues and profits for the
fsrn of seven wears of the following described real
estate, te-wit 10000 - - .,---s -s-.-.s-
City, Yanderburgh county, Indiana. 7L--f q
And should said rents and profits not sell Tor Z
surn sufficient satisfy said writs and costs. 4
viii at the same time and place offer for sale the
fes simple of said premises g8 fu1
GEORGE W0LFLIE.
Sheriff " c.
G. W. Hardin, P!h's Atty. ly Ry1O-s3, go g
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A4OTT0SAc R.ATTXJNrG--lOO bales for cal
" by S. Z. GILBERT CO.,
2ocI2l sf-r Iat . 81 No. & Sycana e. street.
W1RO O.NS 2 RROOsM8l--A select lot Of
AD 'sUnion Village Shaker and other Brooms
from is to 2Oc 2 Tistii ~- VTCKERY BROS
~ quantity by s. 4. GILBERT co,
tanlI r---
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a.5.E-TRD-BULR .9.SsFI .HREg
~ Pork, Lard, Tallow, Bacon, Whea- Corn
Oats, Rye, Hay, Flour, Dried Apples. Dried
reaches, Feathers, Rags, sGensang, Beeswax,
produce in exchange for Groceries '-t 'll@sIs =
janSZ 5-f GEO. FOSTER 4 CO..
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The time here set down is adjusted TO contract
boars. On the River there is variation according
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- "CALDWELL'S.' sr
: HI RL PRE.1B CKg6'CEsN.4.sEX
Wells NO . F1rSt sLreeT.- ~ - pa-tn- fyAid-
PEACHES.-5 doz. cans fresh Peaches Just re-
ceiYed at No. First street. gl
LARD.-2oO lbs strained Lard just received at
Partner Caldwell's, II
) doz Cotton Rope just received at Nos First
HOcSIER COFFEE 800 lbs Hoosier Coffee,
Ne article, roasted all ready for use
-a-r a--.lf .-tre PARTNER CALDWELL, -i--
myS No. 9 first street. !,
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EEWE Il SOHSCR .REH OREF1F x 8 ron
a sale a well ass3rted steck Of fresh and pure
BhubaFb. snch as he has been BTpSIJpns IFasS7--bV
msrs with his stall In market the last two years
from two to fve feet high, Cabbage wa ct lotato
Plants &c, at his stall in the upper Marka Eeusa
on market mornings aud at his Garden on the
New wbur Rh road. Orders left at L. M euts sto on
Main street, adjoining WashingtJn HOTEL will be
promptly anPs55s atssnaea 70. e VIZ g. WEAVER.
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"XTRA SUG.AR CURKB H.asN s.
n 5000 extra sugsr cured Hams, just received.
BACON.Z6Oo lbs Choice Lean Bre kfass Bacon,
Just received 97asr 4-a~ -s-TEu -- -
- aBRIED BEEF, 900 lbs choice canvassed dried
4 Beef; !; J. e09 lbs uncanvassed do, just received.
SHOOLBERS.-2 hhds extra sugar cured Shoul-
ders,just received. 200 ---
-11CABBAGE.-2O0 choice heads Cabbage. .%-- q
-PARSRIPS.-15 bushels choice Parsnips.
- 1,50O sacks choice fine table Salt -g aer
4 500 box extra fine table Salt.
n 90 reams assorted sizes wrapping paper. ..-c
BEAN.-75o sacks rich country Bran. H..
FAMILY FLOUR.-25 bbls choice family
ROAST RYE AND BAKLEY.-1,OoOl lbs prime n
roasted by and Barley ready for Gse.s iSI1o5
\ NONIONS- go bbls prime Onions, at sla=a --
] mh3 osslg -. sT'-9earT - IA. COOKS.
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WR EsV.N-S E.L T.AWEg RVCR-
WHEAT FLOUR In any quantities 20 sEis
The trade, fresh and good at YI6KERY'S-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-02

or During the sonfaers,ioa q Canton
caused b. the bombssdmest q The British.
the excessive medical warehouse q cur
ecuntrymsn d.. J. G. Arms. Of Lowell.
iihe depot OF his Cherry Pectoral end Ca
ihsrtic Pills. for chins) wss totally dessroy-
ed. He now makes demand upon ocs
for indemnity from loss Of bic
property. and hence will grow another nut
to crack with our elder brother Johnny
Stick 10 il Doctor; and il our Government
our rights wherever your Pills ere
sold. we shall only be unprotected on tracts
that are very bsnen.-Reiorm. Trenion
New Jersey.
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TuE yoUkEAL oH urpsCAL RKEeDn-
Itis large 80 beassifo1 = -. ia COO.
ssins the nost vslusbis islosnslion o. Ser.
|mstorhes. a. 6snissl Wesknesa TIE
cause. effects. 80 ess4 sAouiag ~ awful
effects Of The t|sease. o. ell osnsu Dis
esses Of sexual 0vgsns : luII explanation
OF The osiyis 81 GyphiIis. ~ means ct pre-
ventica ssd cure. On Cossumpsion, that
fearful disease. On The Liver. Hssu Ssom.
sch and Skin. On Female coaplaists.
On the various Schools Of Medicisss. On
hs modes Of Tssslmess boz Psscsiss6
On the FsIse Treatment Of Disosses, On
she vsrious Medical Homhues On tAs
Physiology o. Marriage. On enc Coaaoa
sense Of Medicine. On Diet, Exescisps,
sns Addition How the Pysiclsn shooId be.
How 20 Prevent Pregnancy. AID many
other tIines. SEED ves ~. Tbss Journal
shoutd BE in The hands Of every sae. To
I'll Who apply BY letter. with foll 6escripslos
Of age. occupation, sympsoms Of <lassse Of
any kind. and habits oi life. Cssdil Advice,
free q change. will Be gives. " ~ Chief
Physicisn.
Address Vwish two o. three stsnpa tss 70
turn postsge.) DR. y. RUSSELL.
Feb. -. (Box b. BRooELrn. Nsw yonx.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
w WASHINGTON, THE FATHER OF
HIS COUNTRY.
Anew AND BEAUTIFUL PoRrRsir or
W AsTIH GY on,

W ASsfIE Ex On,
After copy OF the splendid painting BY
STEWART. has just been engraved and pub
lished Of price which will place il within
the reach OF oil.
Engrsved on Steel 10 the highest style Of
the ART. and printed on fine heavy paper.
suitable for framing. Size Of engraving, Is
BY "a inches.
The shove full length portrait Of WASH
rseros, cpresents him in a Iife-like attitude.
IS he appeared Al the close Of the RevoIu-
iionary War.
The original picture from which this 10
copied. has been pronounced the best like
ness oft great patriot ever taken.
II should adorn the dwelling OF every
lover Of his country throughout the land.
Particularly at the present time. nothing
csn be more appropriate for an embellish-
men, to any parIor than the above beautiful
POI trait.
r. Il II IN :
The Fine Steel Engraving Of Washing
ton wil be sent BY mail. post paid. securely
done up IN roller.
Price Tor fine first proofs, 81 OF
I'm pressions Of the same, "a
Address.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been sppointed adminisirs-
tor OF The estate Of Catherine Renner, late Of
Dubois county, deceased. Said estate 10
supposed to be solvent.
JOSEPH EGG. admir-.
June rs, 1e62-3w.
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49, ~" ss~e~
When On. koBAcE, the Swedish Phvd
cians introduced his Blood Purifier q BIcm.
Pills 10 the United States, 30 set forth in
plain language their curative proeessies.-.
This vas yesss ago. The tssk Of recon
mending them has since been fsken out o.
hts hands. Enlightened men wboss char.
scter for sound judgment and p3ilosophy.
gives their opinions weighs IN the co9mu-
nifty, men Who observe, reflect, and mako
!" assurance doubIy sure" before they decide
ARE every where approving and ureiug The
use Of these wonderful prepsrstions. All
who confde In the wisdom end hosesty or
this class, who choose q isvenieats Tor shem
selves are now Of one mind on this impor.
tsnt subject.
Dr.. Robsek invites The attention o. the
sick 10 the + tnA
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members Of the Medical .Profsssioa
Edisoss Of public journsis. well known mer
chants end farmers. andLsdies Of The high
est Fespectability. giving accounts or exts-
ordinary cures wrought ~ The rsnedies, q
which cures they Themselves were
EYE-WITNESSES.
These parties may Be consuIled person
ally o. By letter. ~ those who hsvs sny
20, uoSo o upon ne 'T ~ ne s.sss.cs y
49,. .sss".;aI. =. ~ sns 80. -"
n. s.,,...;.- s'"'s e ~
~ rAcms.
-, -. ~ CON piirrr,r,
PILLS have been proved By snsIysis 20
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure the aImust universal con-
nvcprpcrs n M
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I'm. Th.s 49,. NJ 80 -. .s-s -
n,cv.d rs.Iess ,h.- , So '' ~ ~
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.aG "a tn, 1850 49, ''s"s'" = -
sTrv rpwasrc
who have lsnsuisbei fos 80. !. ..,.,s..
-sst"sss scI Ss..c.a.s.! ..".. !" .s' 80.
..;sss -. ~ sseoPefs,e gre"
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suATTEprn coNsryursouo
u. -. -. 49,. 49, ..:S.s
ssS shr..J. Il. - cc.,.,,.- J,,s.si. 49,. ~.
.a;... = d.s.ss. ~ 49, 49, rs."l ~.
cATIsc SOON T0 mr.
80 a;.er.,.s s,o,. ~ 800. 49, 80.
- a--.s.Is .Assess h:.-S;.. .y .s.s
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prcnTirr rsr nrpssrrA~rn
80 80, 49, 1. =. 49,. - 80 2 49,. 100
90 pewsss ~ 49," 49, " !" 49, ,sos .sr
~ ~. -. 49,. ~ - s 49, ~ !. -. 80
80 $3.50: s..-- -'s:"s -. ~ - o. ny
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that BY virtue
Av 81 IN execution issued from the Office
.of The clerk Of the Dubois Court Of Common
PIsse end % me directed. I will c6Fsr for
sale q public auction 70 the highest bidder,
for cash 10 hand. q the door Of the court
house In Jsspsr. on
SATURDAY, July ~, 1862,
tetweea the hours prescribed BY law. the
senss and profits for seven yssss, Of the fol
lowing described real estate, situated 10 Do
sbois county, to-wit:
The vest half Of lot number ninety one
<91) end The west half o: lot number one
hundred and two (lO2) ia the town Of Jas.
pr. Dubois county Indiana.
And o failure 70 realize the fulI amount
% pdasipsl, Interest end costs called for b.
seid execution. I will q the same time and
plsse sst n like mannsr. sell the fee sim
ple 81 saId real estate. .t..
Taken 10 execution @ the properly Of
Be1lI b. Edmonsion a the suit Of the State
sfIodiens % relation OF Isabel Drinkhouse
-gHM JOHN WEIKEL. Sheriff d. G.
3 Smith. stt'y for pin.
yuao -, l669-3w 81 so.
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OLIVER FELTON,,

24l Main Street, Hartford, Conn.
NIB. In addition 10 the above we will
send. when desired, without sddisinnsl
en- srge, . fine steel portrait &C Mi Gen.
Geo. 3. Mcclellan. Com. in Chief OF U. s. A
Size Of plate. Z bv III inches.
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ADMINS IRA TORS SALE Of REAL
ESTATE.
NOTICE Il hereby given ihst the under.
IN agned. administrator OF the estate OF
samuel w. Possiethwsit. late Of Dubois co.
deceased, will offer fer sale Al public aac-
ton, IN
Saturday. August 2. 1862,
she following real estate. situated in Dubois
co % wis:
The north half Of the north west qusrter
and the south east q,srier Of the north IVES,
quarter and the north hall Of the south wes,
quarter Of The north west quarter Of sec ton
number tsenty-two. township nun Der two
south Of range six west, containing lac
scsss, more OF less.
Terms Of ssle-Ssid land vii. be sold ..
not Iess than two thirds its appraised value,
Tor one third Of the purchase money, cash 10
hand. one third in six months, and one ihire
in twelve months from the day OF sste, thu
Pusehsses giving notes for deferred pay.
.msnts. with approved security, bearing in
seiest from date, and waving valuation sns
ess s5pssissment laws.
June 35-lw WM. HART, sdmr
II Smith. Attorney.
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Il hh JOS. EGG, Proprietor,
csssss Meth Main and Lawrence streets.
hra JASPER IND,
NE "Uaions d now fitted ~ for the 70.
- eeption Of travellers. and the proprietor
eopee e merit . share Of custom. No ex.
lesse Viii - spared 10 render his the best
Hotel % town. EIis bsr viii 81 Il iii ,imes
ssM he bseR heretofore supplied with the
eeH f'tM@@ Nay Is.
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or Gout can be permanently cured BY
DIR. Lelsnd's Anti-Rheums,ic Band" See
d-eriisement CT "Great Cure" 10 another
column.
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We are convinced that there ass many
parents Of scrofuIous, consumpsive. and die
essed condition 70 whom : numerous "a.
spripg only briggs suffering end poverty
TO such We wonld say write, ard ~ will
send you iaformsiioR o. : sure wslllested,
and never failing PRrvEsIrvL
WE WILL NAIL FREr, 70 any enc ios %.
'plyIRg for II
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a. An. especially young men. should
read the advertisement Of the new ma
sionsl Dispe nsssy,' q Cincinnati. Ohio. in
another column.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

N NOTICE OF SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that will sell
IN q public auction.
On NoDdsy July 2lsi, 1862
Al the Residence OF Catherine Renner.
late Of Dubois County Deceased, all her per-
sonsl property. consisting Of Horses, Oxen.
Cst,les Hegs. Sheer one wsgca and Dis
silleSy sppaFstus.
"A credit Of two I n,hs will be given
o. IN sums over tIfee dollars. the purcha-
ses giving his note with approved security
wsisine valuation end appssisement laws
undos three dollars cash in hand.
Juae 25-3w JOSEPH EGG. sdm'r.
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For every Family. having over 1000 Re-
ceipts on Cooking, Preserving, Dyeing
&c How 70 Plant snd what ],
the best 10 Raise How 10 csre animals
sdvice to House Keepers. Farmers. ant
on . 1000 subjects Of interest
Price rs cents. Worth $40 to any one.
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Juo1iCes' D1amke. $50
A GOOD supply 81 Jsssiees' BIanks con-
N sssallg on hand and for sale low q Tho
COURIER OFFICE.
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JASPER COURIER.


$3.50"
We ~ prepared to give prompt e.
ention % III kinds Of JOB or Book
printing! Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bin heads, store, stallion or
lack bills can Be- forthcoming on the
shortest notice, ~ the most approved
stylss sad on reasonable terms.
HOME TESTIMONY.
SrrwA aDsvlLLE, Posey Co. Ind, April 20.
DR. RoBAcK-Sir-I feel Il my duty to
orsssnt you my certificate. 10 show you the
cement hsvs received from your medicines,
che scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
rider. Amer being afflicted for some three
years. giving our ply sicians trial. and also
The medicines Of Dr.. D-,I was persus-
dsd ID ny your Pills and Purifier, which ]
did, and they cured me perfectly.
Youss, truly, ID. }. FUGAH.
NJ Nee advertisement.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that ! will sell
~ publid suction.
M On Wednesday, July 18th. 1862,
At the residence Of Samuel Andrews. late
Of Dubois county deceased. all his person
pseees'y MOI taken By the widow. cons's.
mig of one Spring Wagon, one Cow and
Calf. (our Steep. one Msre. and several
hoss ehold End farming utencils.
Terms Of Sale A credit Of twelve months
wiil Be rivsn on all runs over three dclls rs
che purchaser giving his note, bearing inter-
sss ir0m date with approved security,
waving valuation and apprsisement laws.
under three dollars. Ssh in hand
80 ANDREW J. HEMBREE Admir-.
luna 2R-3w
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constituents. His past experience in Mad
ison viii be Of great benefit to the people
Of his District, and Iy e!ecting him by a
handsome majority they sustain faithful
Representative, who vii protect their IN
terests
ELIJAH X. RAND, the pre.en. Mems
Der OF Assembly from this Third District,
was re>nominaled by unanimous vote,
which fact proves that the people sustain
his past course. His experience, too, will
be Of service 10 him ID the next Assembly.
There was no man in the last House who
possessed more friends, or whose measures
when introduced were more warmly sus-
tanned. 1t is far better for the interests Of
he whole District to have one man Of ex
periencs in the Legislature than t,co men
who DO not understand the routine of bust
ness. Hence, We believe MIR. RAND's ma
jority will be an increase over that of last
wear
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Further Particulars of the Battle Of
Perrysville.

Special Dispatch to the Sentinel.
HEADQUARTERS 2SrH BRIGADE. J
Battle field of Chaplin Hill, XIV,
via Louisville, Oct Is.
To Hon. Eaward Solomon, Governor,
Madison:
The Old First and Twenty first Wiscon-
sin Regiments, of my brigade, marched II
miles on the Sth in-.., going into battle at
II at noon, and fighting until 7 in the eve
ming, with loss ss follows:
First Wiaconein So killed, I27 wound
ed, Is missing, and II prisoners taken,
while bringing the wounded from the fisld
at night time under a flag of truce.
Twenty first Wisconsin, 96 wounded, 81
missing.
Lieut.. D. W. Mitchell, Capt. Bentley,
and Major Schumacher, Twenty-first, dead.
Col. Sweet, severely wounded-will live,
the surgeon SAYS. Major Mitchell, woun-
ded in leg, seyerel y-may lose his leg
Capt. Green, Co. X, Ist Wisconsin, Shot
through neck-is doing well. Lieutenan.
Wise, Co. T, shot through leg. Lieut..
Hombroch, Co. E, shot in shoulder
Lieut.. Gallagher, Co. b, prisoner. WIFE
send full list of the dead and wounded
as soon as possible.
The First Wisconin took the colors Of
the First Tennessee.
The Twenty and First Wisconsin,
and Seventy ninth Pennsylvania, held
their position, as also the Twenty fourth
Illinois, protecting my two batteries, and
drove the enemy from the field, piIing NJ
the dead in heaps upon heaps. All did
well.
The fighting of the First is in every
ones mouth, all pEoclaiming it the veteran
regiment. Gen. McCook claims that the
Twenty-eighth Brigade saved the day,
and turned the tide of battle against tho
enemy.
Our loss is fearful but all fought noby
and well-no ninching-no cowardice
shown by one Of the Wisconsin troops
The Tenth and Twenty fourth were in the
battle; both Colonies safe. The Tenth
suffered severely. The Twenty fourth lost
four only as / am told.
The loss in my brigade, (tne Twenty
eighth, in killed, wounded, and missing,
Will NUMBER eight hundred men, near IA
it can now be ascertained.
| am making up my official report, and
will send you copy when finished. The
battle was terrible, but the enemy were
defeated. We now occupy the position
occupied 10y them, and will undoubtedly
move soon. Our wounded need attention
and assistance. ANY one coming to Max
vile, KY, will soon find the wounded.
We buried the dead last night on tho
battle field. -..
The First fought some Of the same men
that they met at Failing Waters. Al
glory to Wisconsin troops! All honor to
the veteran First and Twenty first
Yours, on the field,
JOHN G. STARKWEATHER.
Col. First Wis, Com 28lh Brigade.
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Oath of ALLEGIANCE

One thing done at the Republican Coun>
ty Convention, held on the 18Th instant,
struck US as peculiarly appropriate, wheth-
er considered in connection with the char
acter of the mover Of the Resolution, or
those who supported it, or as a necessary
precauton in view Of the ticket made
We alluGe to the action Of majority Of
the Convention, requiring the Delegates in
some way TO take the oath of allegiance
before being allowed TO participate in its
proceedings. |! has been affirmed that
AboIitionists Of the O. KocH and SIBREE
school, in their efforts to DO away with the
Constitution, are but little, if any, behind
!helr Rebel coajgtors Of the South 10 the
unholy crusade they both wage against
Constitutions! Liberty, and The necessity
of requiring from their supporters the oath
of allegiance strikes rs as eminently fit
and proper. That they afterwards resc;nd
ed the resolution, when reminded Of the
Interpretation that would be given it. does
not in any way initiate against lis necessi-
ty in the opinion Of those who procured its
passage majority Of the Convention
bat simply that they would prefer to take
Mr.. HrBBARD and Others upon trust, than
leopard the chances Of their tickle, at the
polls, through tie opposition of minori.
~. How much wi-er han serpents and
more harmless than doves are the Solons
Of the great anti-Ccnstitu,ion party OF
this county
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Republican Nominations.


A f=w hungry Republican otfcs seekers
met on Monday, and went through the
use'ess form Of nominating ticket-not,
however, before they obliged ali but one
Ran in the Convention to swear allegiance
10 /" Old AJe whether as King, Empe
ror, or President we cannos tell. They
put up" the following ticket to be
" knocked down" by The Democracy on
the 4th Of November
Sherif-RoBERT T. BLAKE.
Treasursr-QsCAR Koch.
CLERK Of Board-P P. FEssENICk.
Register Of Deeds-F. MIKA.
District AHorney-J. d. MARKHAM
Superintendent Of tSehoo!s-HgNRr ST.
BREE.
Coroasr-J. L. FoBEs.
SurUeyor-E. D. BEARDsLEY.
We have not leisure at the present time
will say that Mr. FEssxS1ck was Dele
gate in he Democratic Convention on
Saturday. and acted and voted ss sach
throughout its deliberations. If he has
chosen to go IN wish his heretofore bitter
we believe it has not been from
choice, ana ne Jet hope to hear that his
eyes have been opened before he has en-
tered the trap laid for him. These men
who attempt to catch him are his natural
enemies, aHd would not see Mr.. FEssENICK
elected 10 any Office if il would not be for
their own selfish and hellish purposes to
betray hin.
The nominee for School Superintendent
HENRY SIBRE-, is a consistent Abolition
ist-onc who believes that the Republican
party does not 60 far enou gh while it does
not declare in favor Of the equality of the
negro with the uhtte man. These are Mr.
SIBREE's sentiments as he has often ex~
pressed them with his own liDs in our
hearing, and as many of his neighbors will
testify. He is more honest than other
Abolitionists, for what they hide, he open
ly proclaims. We have said he is consis-
tent and to carry out his consistency we
doubt not be would not hesitate 20 grant
a buck Niger Or niqger french a Certificate
to teach school as quick, If not quicker,
Than he would grant one to one of our
white boys or girls. Mr.. THoABs has far
more sense, better education, and believes
that the white person is better than the
negro Hence lie would no longer poli.i.
caliv associate with SIBREEs crowd
Let the people decide between them.
If SIBREE's ticket should be elected,
what may the people OF Manitowoc county
not expect from their future Hulers 3
Shall Abo!itionism and Niggerism prevail
here? Or shall the old Democracy and
white men have footing in our midst
Thank God, negroes have no right to vote
in Wisconsin yet, but let the Abolitionists
carry the State this Fall, and what may
we expect hereafter? Take heed before
& is too late