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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the
III UNITED STATES, Politically classified. In THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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DR. A. UPHAMS
~ VEGETABLE
ELEC L Try.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
" CLIGisG NlENiIl
T LITERARY MEME
- STU DENTIST,
u BOOK kEEpERSi

Aud an oher Vio ou their occupation uot enabled
take active exercise nd consequent y predispose3 70 cos
TIVE Mss is attendant train Of evils DiSPEPsiA,
BILIOUS FfECCONs. loss OF APPETITE. NEAh-
EES. AND PAINTING So NSArlONS SJDDENr Lasil.
Fs Of HEAT AND CHli-S VERTIGO, DIMES, OF
SIGHT. HEApAChE SORENESS AND PAINS IN TIE
LINES. 9Th tO,h ents and bodily debility too often seek
relief hy strong ALOETlC sad other DRASTIC!
HLl5!! thereby inhiciing themselves the pa,sth
haafaq ard ere,tQfng complaint Of eerSot OF iserfoI
Piles 20 ali snicing unoer this distressing ahieon
On. A. UPHAM
particularly recommends lie VEGETABLE LlECrUARY
a s.at arseltit an3 elective remedy in every stage
Piles inssnt irritation 10 tn most teuse sai'
feiIg oil,
As 90 sdveiseme Is not the Place 20 euumea'e paricu'
srs f1u ADD ~r ylcit drectiOnI around every box
Dr. Jphsn eau be coh.Uted a. bis Ohce No. ~! fl'st.
New ork where he deyotc' bis time to ss Pioeloh'i
advice. - .
DRUGGISTS can be supplied BY lis Agents, c. WELLS
Co No l5 FL lku uge box can boo obtained oy IN
closing price by mail it win Oe sent 10 any ed
dress
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NEw-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-

ASCE COMPANY tpurely Mu,uaD, Boston. Mess Ae-
cuuated Fund to nearly Two Millions Losses
during years over $4,000 Dividends paid In cash, In u
years, t6oOo Cash Dividend - per cent Net assets
over liabilities sGOOCOo. Interesting document. concerning
Life Insurance furnished gratis.
JOHN HOPPER, Agen, aud Attorney for the Company,
Metropolitan Bank Building 10 Broadway nest ~ L
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NATHANIEL MlR,n. Receiver


6NENIRAL RAlLROAD OF NEN-JEhSEt.-
u From foot Of Coutlandtst.-Connecting 1T Hampton
Junction with Delaware Laokrgsuna sud esteIn Railroad.
sud Eesoa with Lehsh Valley Railroad end ito conSeo
lions forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
change Of
WiNrER ARRANGEmEST-Conuen Nov. 4, 1851
- cave New-YoIk ss follows:
HARRlsBrRG FKPEPs.-At g. N. for E,ston, Reading,
Pot,syille Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, Niliamspor &c
NAL TEAIs-At 6 q. M for Esston, Water Gap Scran-
ton. Great Bend, Piitston, Wikesbsre, 4 6. ~
~ v. TuEotG 1KAiS-t0r kastou, Msueh Chunk, WI
liamspsrt, Reading Pottsvle Harrisburg, 80.
a. TsRoUGH TKAIS-For Eas,on, Bethlehem Allentown,
and MsIch Chunk.
5:9OP. ~ WAY TRAiS-For somerville.
8P.N. WEsrsRS EIpKEssfor ia ton. Allentown, Read
ing Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, end the West Sleeping cars from
Jerrsy CITY through TO fitfshu'eh. .
ErrWsss TKkIs FOK HnsKIsBuRG-Ine q M Express
Train New 70 strives a. Harrisburg at p M connect
iar 4 and West Pornsy vsnis Centre hrosd No them
Central R.road North and South and with the Cumber'
lsud Valley Railroad. "
TnR TaRorGH ExPREss TRAIN PoR THE Wy'T leaves
New. York at T. daily Sundays excepted making close
coune oticn Harrisburg with Penn ylvsn Raoad-wh 40
change cas- PibuTgb and but to Cincinnati and
Chiol 90. -Four hours is saved by taking tins tram
FGgABFrnPoRr AND NKw.NoRK FtRsr-Leave New
York Pier 40. North River, at SABA M lI'oo J'|o
aud f:.m, t. IN.
The boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners H. Dor every
tip each way. JUN " SlfhNo SUI e. iu'eNueu~
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professional. Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ D., Editor Of The
i scalrrl snd operating and Coututus Surgeon, NO 81
sh-sv. Ohc. c1usutoas the Obscure diseases a.
the pelvic siscsra. Kupae Pies kadcoce.e, and fsnla
faical cured without The knife liituIe. Once hours
from 10 ! 20 ., and 10 evenings.
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A BSTRACrs Of important Acfs Of the Secopd
session o. the xxxyIth Coosr.. and IN. speoil s,
e.. ~ p,ss,S, ; A.o, the E.egs important
ALmSNtc' Lincoln are gwen 81 TIE TRIBUNE
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited, until the
3h day FebuaTy l8o, for furnishing FLOUR 20 the
sps.stence Department OF the T.. 5. Amy.
About twelve thousand 2 o0O) barrel, viii be required Of
high grade Of Eria Flour 10 be delivered In Washington A.
tie ksilrosd Depot the mills warehouse. in George
town some time between IN. 9TH ard 18th Of February lSss
Tah barrel Of be Inspected just before Is received
m. Flour must equal In quality tho sample, 20 be Oh
a. tie Capitol Bakery arlington Cry and tie bar
te 0 be mead lined
The Customary oath Of allegiance viii be required Of each
contractor. .-.,..,.., =, n
Bids to be directed 10 Major A. BECkWilH c. &,
L. s. A., and indorsrd Proposals"
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rINHE REBELIION-AC CHRONOLOGICAL
ACCOUNT Of the important events octed with The
iou and other general interest viii be found
IN THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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NIFW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
sanger Train. from foot Of ChsrberssA as follows
ia m. EYprrss for buHalo.
SIS =. , Milk daily Tor o'vil!s and intermsiias Sta
ii -, III
80 D. u Way for Mi4dletown Newb1rsh aud lnterms.
ds,e Stations -, -,
"a aud pnuciia Statos The Train 81 Saturday
f,ferg 10 eufao. blt does not run to Dunknk.
p "'' CHARLES MINOT General Slot
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Gttamboats an0 Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-Steamers
I'D Commonwes Sit and Plymouth Rock from Pier 10, n.
H., at p. ". NJ EDWARDS, ACT. office lis West-st.
rE,O W-HAVEN.-Steamer leave at PIN.
Passengers going uriher teke the Train from there at
II Q. ~. or remain board I'LL morning without charge
ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
L PORT. by SHORE LlNE.-LeGves 27ths. +thsv., pa
arrive In Providence 4:2O pm. R:l3 am arrive IN Pro
Md euce 7:3O pm; pm Express Through Mail Train,
arrive in Providence $50 and Boston q, AN.
+. J. CALHOUN Superintendent.
nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, yiaNEW-
A PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Cept Brown. lesyes Nes'i oTk
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY a.
oel0rk D. H.. ard the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sId FRIDAY, q; o'clock p. M,
from Pier No. \. r.
Hereafter no rooms viii be regarded secured to ap
piicsut until the shsl have bccl paid for.
FREIGHT Boson forw arded through with great dips'eh
by EIpTest Freight Grain.
WH BORDEN Agent. Nos 70 and u Westst.
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A ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS aud
~ CALENDARS for tie year l3l, in THE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC
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4
~Sea tie dsv Of depar,rs wiH be the MONDAY follow ing
for heshi o' ps lase appy al the Sny on Lien Area
reea. u. u. Hni'N' Nto'~
NoTIcP 70 PsssiSGGRs FOR trROrY by order OF we
q rsry Of STATE al PASSENGERS leaving the uteo stses
are r,o rrd 10 prde themselses with p'pof'' beioe
hey ve allowed buara the steamer fas,en.9is ~ n
be- the. al 10 apg trouble delay Ia procnring 'heW'
,t.'.l ,ssv n r JonN &. DALE, Agent
C,TEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
= Nv POOL iinr sed enbarkins v Os.e ns Phi
ernsto-n ire and LIVERPOOL Sew- OK anh r ~,
.5,i atssqip Company Intend dispatcbing their ial
pevsr Cyss-brlit Iron steamships S'iollow', r.,,
DIV Of Observation-Disclosures Fee; g.
All Ger, SATUkDAY, at noon from Pier No " hef'h
Rive. n,...or
FIR CABIN SIS sTEEaA g :,
ts C,bn to London 20 stree 20 "a
5i H., a' slah1ir r. s-els- to anourg -. IS
P.,,.,s e.so forwarded Harre Bremen, Rotterdam,
ATap i,ins 70 Dig ont their friends eau buy tickets
DE- r., IN r. 3.,lne ra.cs 20 Nev-ioik: Prom Liverpool or
t.er.qvn 1T Cain 49, s5l. ard loi Sseelagg from
if,ru0ol so. frdfI Once stow 81
Tlee -.eamers have urei sconmodst'us for nas'eu.
-r-s .ui AIRY experienced Surgeon. They are bait In
Wet s lion SECTIONS, and have Potent Ire Annhiiaior'
~ luther iniorrn,lon. apply IL Lvenool 70 WILLIAM
fNNAN Agent no Il Wa,~f S. in Cll.go" to ALIEN NAL
TOI1l NO. 81 fnoch' Qusre In Qneen'tow 70 G. L W.
ID. SLNMO n u Co, in London to Ely - s. MACf1s NO.
,l Eirg Niilau-st IN rai. to JULES OECOUE. No ;
Place dc 70 Boune; ig PHI do hs to lOhH g. DALE No
JOHN q. DALE. Agent no. - BToacWay, ~ l.
FsNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS go
PA~aPORIc.-Al persons leaving fhe United Siites " II
SEQ passroul from the tuhofiies OF the respect
iv coluirifs ned by the Secretary Of state 81
" .sipu or b. the Passport Agent port Of eubarkaon
SHw-IOKS TO LIVERPOOL
tfirf Cabin Pa
Second Clhiu is aee.........-.........ss''' -
FKoH BOSTON 20 iiytLfOOi -.
Chief Cabin Passage. ..s...s...s.s'ssrll
Second Cabin feisnse. ..............s..s''s' %
TIE ships from New orb call at Cork Harbor.
NE ships from Boston call OF HsiaI aud Cork Hetbor.
PERSIA, Capt. .uukins AFklGA, Capt shsnnon.
ARABIA. Capt \. Stone CANADA, Capt. j. Leheh-
ASIA, capt. =. g. Lott. AMERICA Capt Hm
AUSTRALASIA, NIAGARA, capt Moodie.
Capt COX FL ROPA, Cspt. AHders on'
SCOTIA uow buildingl
Tere vessels cesI white light az masthead green on
s.ssbotTt bow red on pOrt bow 49, =, o.,
Ct.AYA Aiui-.... leaves Boston. edne,dey Jan ~
tp t.IA shannon. New ok. ednesdasi Jan' -
IN ROPa ArJer.or. leaves Eoson..... " ednesdsy req
AERO leaves Newly oIk WEDNESDAY, REP ~
NtAGtk Noodle leaves Boston.... "Wednesday. fep. ~
ASIA Lo.t.....ieaves Newly ork. Wednesday, feD 70
Berfis not secured until pad iof.
An expert need Suf econ on board g, 9,
The owners ofthese shps viii not be accountable for Gold
Silver Rnlon Specie lewelry Precious Stones or Metals
ure Fills Of adrr sig ed therefor and tie value thereof
therein expressed. Tor Freight OK Passage, appyto
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Bnrning fluio, Oils, ST..

NATRONA OIl.-NATRONA OlL.-NON-
~ tNE-NON-ENPLOSiNF .-Msnufactured by
sub.bsr. aad equal any keroscnr OIL In every
rrirusr For sale ce.p Pennsylyanis Salt MsnuiAotuu.
Company, 10. ~ " Auut a., Phiitrlphia
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
IA Olf-Recei,sd direct from the manufacturers aud for
IA, m Quantities IA. very market Thss, by
sCHIEfFFLIN BROTHERS Co..
Nos 10 aud Ia Whhsm t.. New-f orN
GPIRlTS OF TURpENTlNE-SPiRl OF
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPlRITS-NsTRONA
SPIRITS A perfect substitute for Spirits Of Tupepine, und
irss rom any Oh rronese smell Manufactured only by
the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company, No III
Nauutft. Philadelphia
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Dcntisirn.

DENTAL REMOYAL.-N. b. Griffin d Bros,
H. Dentists $50 formerly J76) Offndst \. T. md Isl
tuon Bro kyD have the largest md cheapest etsb''h
Ia the world Teeth Inserted their improved ai4o-
yheic pressure Plates Sithout extsc-ng the Fun
se,s on Pistins or Gold f25i Silver Rubber Oi partial
Ssis on Gold, 81; Silver ~.
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Ocean Glcamcrs.

EOP CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. frst,
class stear.f VIII esve Ne~Yolk ca th- ist lin ana
m each month except when these dates ial on 81 NDAf
Den the dsy Of Departure wlA be the MOhl.AN 9uown.
ne sh Pc Esse apply the only ole 10 b.~ &
.neea. D Is ALhhN AEe"S
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urP,j,ra. W ell ard in my emily ever stree you In
scle e. AID believe Is the ics medicine Tor tie purpose ever
"ta bad ceid, should sooner Ioy twenty i've
doll. 70, oos DIAN do oi,lo.s or ..Ac aug other son.
Group, TEooPlNG oorGB NFLuEEEzzA;
SrrfN..lEID. Mics Feh. Z. ia"
REofnru AyrH: VIII clee.i., costly your Pccto-a i
tie he 'reay fosses> or tio r4ro co. Wboop1g ogi
Ccoap aid tse chest dresses o., oI-n. NeO NouI ira-
%cSlri. E 70 ,or ,cot.c. 1fiEAN CONKIiN ~. D.
Auos LKn esq loltsrey p. writes Js.. 1876: 81 had
-fcdor. fafH.Irl ltleh Doa.lsI IN c1oTf OK weeks
TOOK rsay cues Vihou relief, lr-y tiled your teco
ri by ttc c, ci our CLERGY lne hls' iost zen ''l
H. made me ,6e'ey welt You. ledi,cs ,he cheap
eat sell ss te r' e caa buy eng We t'es y'i' 100
tSr, a,d vour rculrdie-. as lis poor mans fncid'
ASTHMA OR T4THIslC, AND BRONCHITIS
We.l 3Aso'm1ER Pa Feo q 1855
81 ii. .on It las relieved several nom aaing -ynP
torls coa.uuri 10, end nov cun1s nan VINO A1- IT,
bored under en- affection Of 9e P% M KS ? M5rs ss
A. ,xszY. II. q. Aition. Monroe Co. Iowa. writes
sept g. PM as Paeeo :. many year, az H.. nave la..
end li@, con,uupdve patients or curing sne9 a. are
We add volumes O. evidence but tie most convincing
proof lie o. hsIemccy il found ~ It's ELECTS upon
u'1' CONsUiTTION.
Probably resdy has ever been known which cured
so neuy ao such danger cases q ts some no human
ed eau rcsch to those the Chey Peetra shoIds
rehe' S11 Gu . Horsr Nav. York City March s. 1856
DocTog AVER. Lowell; fee It doty aod pleasure to
Inform YOU your cherry Ftcorai las done for my "e
torUs oil C,..npoa ifou which aid we could procure
cave per mach relief She steadily failing until Dr.
Siren this where have come for advice recon-
nsnGsd m oi your medicine. We bless hi. kindness rs
y d. YOUR M she hes ed from that day she Ia
not vet a. she used to be- but Iee iron her cough,
snd Cal.s lc1sst we'll
Ioars with gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, Of Shelbyvllc.
Cor,us. .res Go uo despair TIL yea have tried YER
CHTREN PICTORIAL. lis inside 5y Of the best medi
eel chemist. the world and IL n around us bespcak
tie L-h -Iits Of its virtue.- lhiadelp hia Ledger
Pr pared by DR. C. AIERA Co.. Practical and Apsyti.
cal Chemists Lowell Mass, aud sod by all Druggists and
Dealer every where
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EOR BOSTON and PROYIDENCE. VIA NEW.
NEW.YORK q NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER II. 1851
Passenger Station In hew.York. ZIthst aud sth Az
Entrance Z7th-st
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DRINCEs PROTEAN FOUNTAIN ARMY
AND NAVY PEN. Sent by mail Ore filling writes y 70
10 hour. GEO y. HAWKES. No. 81 Nasssu'st, n. y
NJ i. BROWN, Importer OF
M. ALL KINDS or
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Depot. No. 1s8 Pssri-st
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-For ALBA,
L q NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Traias leave; . 49,,
From Chan bers-st. FROM JD'hst-
F,nrs., aud n a M and 3: 5:25 II: ~ M and $40 and
I5 and 5p m $3.50 p. IN.
roy and albany with sleep 40 pm Sunday. ncudedl.
tIsn at 800 :3Os m aud I2:25 aid 40
M and y m and 6:l5 r m. pm.
Peek.kili tain, 500 p NJ. i:23 =. m
Sing Sing train, 9:i5 a. H. 40 m. ard $40 p
SLIP .,,,,,, a. ,
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CliANGE OF
- TERMNUS.-Leavs Jaine.-slip snd Jhhst. Ferries
n. for .ip. aud Saturday. 10 Yei t $50; a. m AMI
$3.50 g. D. Tor Syosset $3.50 5:lp and o. M Tor hemp
tod I'D ON a IL. ?:2O sud nI. l0I JeIntc.
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N0TfoP 20 PAssiNGeRs FOR FrROPy by order OF tne
,rsry STATE al PASSENGERS leaving ths utea stees
are REQ fred 10 nrade themelses with p,poits bei'e
ey y 4.. allowed an buard the steamer fa,en.es WI
la lc he. "a 10 ary trouble DELAY IN procuring nsu'
b. -, \ joins &. DALE. Agent.
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CtTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-fORK ana
= nv RPOoI IA linz sad enbsrkns pa.'e gel, Pb' ~
1-...,st, Ireland ~ he Liverpool. New OK ana tni,
.5,i-, ,f-s9D Comuany intend d patching their iah'
rover Ciyes-trlt Iron Steamships s'iolowsi FL
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CI0.F 1000 80. ,NI.Elr-EEEz.Ai, |.
ASIIMA Or TITHl7lc, AND BEONCWIls5..
pa 20 & ii.l.

Sgf: fn>ryr ff- r7f s. perform 2 fe'is QUITS
g. ts section. Do ha eyed several nom aaftnng synP
tors oil roa.uurii u, aaa cur.g nan who A j.
bored affection Of The lungs ~ The sst forty years
HtEFN l. tkAS. Merchant
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Steamer Nashville Escaped.
Fortress Monroe March .

Fortress Monroe. March 20
Tho L S steamer Cam bridge arrived
here This A NJ from the blockade off
Beaufort, having left Sunday evening last
The rehei sreau or. Nashville. escaped
from the IItrbor Of Beaufort on Tue,,la,
night the iSgh inst. having run the block
AIDE. TIE only L s vessels ut the place
were he steamer Cambridge and The bark
Gemshocs sailing vessel. The block
aiding vessels had news Of the capture OF
New bern AMI were on the lookout for The
Nashville. but they were not nnmerou>
enough TO prrveu' her escape The Grm>
book just saw the Nashville and immedi
aieiy teiegrsphed To the Cambridge that
se WAS coming out. TIE Cambrihge
followed the Nashville and fred A number
"i shots At her in tie hope of getting her
into a fight, but he superior speed Of the
Nashville soon put her 1T a safe distance
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Tornado at Cairo--Loss of Life.
Cairo. Aprll

N"'I'' n pm
A most i.rriSr tornado from he south
west, passed over thi, plrre At ? o'rock
this a., Destruction of ever, thing
navigahle seemed inevitable Barrsrk,
and houses were levelIr,l 10 the rrounI -
Shipping in the port badly injured. Los
of Life supposed to be fearful. but not ver
ascerisined Large number Of transports
were in tie river between This poin, and
Tennessee beInw. and feared ihev have suf.
cred considerably. Il i to early to learn
fnll extent Of tie eal. or destruction Tn.
steamer Philadelphia is repor,ei sunk with
all on board. So far As ascer,sined tho
transports a! the Ievee Loot Eve uen, blown
overkcsra
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County Supervisors.

some weeks ago he leading Republicans
and Democrats Of the county resolved to
make no party issue On this question, and
signed p call requesting Mr. ALAxsoS
UIcSoK TO become a candidate for District
No. 2, anil Mr. jason PELLET for that 0:
No. 3. lie canvass proceeded quietly
until 4 few davs before election, when
some political de~peradoes in the RepuEli
can party iUventei plot 10 defeat Mr.
PELLET To do this they started the name
of III. Ii SMITH, Of Two Rivers. and post
81 eevera Of their dirty roo's with false
hoods in !he!r months aud faIse tickets in
their pockets, throughout; The county. 10
defnme and defeat Mr. PELLsT Even
some leading Republicans Of The county,
bo'dnc. high "ffie;ai positions. who signed
The call, anri promised Mr. P. their hear
tv, aciife support" were the most proni-
n"nt al the polls of this village, as slvo-
"H.ies Of Mr. Smiths election, on the
ground hat they mus, suppor' the Re
publican par,y,'-ihus violating ever,
moral obligation which they made in Sign
ing the call for Mr. PELLLT How far
they have succeeded in maintaining The
Republican cause throughout the county.
the vote Of the different towns will show
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Town SunerVlsors.

The retu n, for harmon OF Supervisor;
OF The several towns in the county show
seyeral Democratic gaEs We publish
the list heard from up to The time Of GO
ing 10 press
L'6erfy-Janss Taugher, Democratic
gam.
Aa"'fo''oe RoPids-Lyuan Emerson,
Democrat.
DaHitoSoe-Lewis Sherman, RepubIi-
can.
Heemr-Mchael Gal'oglr. Dem gain.
ho,sah : - Dupont. Republican.
JoHN liz sigsos, an out and out D.lnocra,
10 eieciei Treasurer
7ro Rivers--Dr. John Oswald, Demo
cratic gain.
MtsA'e"ti-Olives lie Clair, Dem.
neD'on-siiehael Tausher, Dem. gain.
Ha'o-E Sied. p~n.
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GA 60 We. ONSlN- Circuit G ,urt, MI
y attnor County, Cha~es + .per, DAME
4. la Puker p GIatk, G-rrgy II C"k and
+ jtl F. Clark. Piaj"'iFs. aaain-r F II g. E a.
ers,rr. Del.rd IT. The State Of Wisconsin TO
the above named defendant.
You hereby Summoned and roquired to
answer the complaint in this action which is
flea in The office of The Clerk of the Circuit
Court, n ard Tor the county Of Nanirnwoc. at
Manitpwoc, copy of which is herewith serv.
upon you by mail, ard 10 serve cory 81 your
answer 10 sad cnmpla a OF the sub crib, r, at
his Office, in his DIV ling house, in the village Of
Ma ''' voc, IN -ait county, within tw+ur, das at
tr the -rrv ce OF this summons o. you rxr'uSivs
of the dav 81 -uch -.rv3ce and il y0u f4I! ~ ari-
swer the sad Complaint within he rmr #, e.
cad the rhiatfl- il thi< action v i'll .pply II, he
court for the relirt Il nlsIi"d IN h c.,mnl int
GEO RED, ATTY fJI pfc.
Manitow c, April 1, 1862
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Circuit Court County.

E~ad smith against Dav Allie. The
State of Wi -coa-iu T. the above nam i Defe'. D.
ant:
VOC are hereby summoned and requ rcd I
answer The C. mpl'iut ~ this action, which VA
fled in The Off Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, county ni Aahirosoc, 81 Ma ,itosoc " =.
March 25th $50 and tn -etvr a Cop: Of your
ausrert the said complaint ou the sun-criher
AT his office in tntowoc VS.. within twenty
dav- affer the service Of this -ummnns on yon
exclusive OF the d,v of such serves. /: and it you
f.Il To- ana~er IRE said complaint within rhe time
aiore.sii rh- plaintiff in this ac'i'n viii spblv
O m. Court Ter he relief den and ed in the com.
plant.
" NJ NICHOLS, Pi'G'- Atty.
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WIN AND COUNT TRY
REsULTCF THE ELECTION.

The election on Tuesday was conducted
in very qpier and orderly manner, and,
a. usual. resulted in the success Of The
black Republican ticket by decreased
maiority lad some Of our Democratic
candidates manifested any desire for the
election Of their whole ticket. the result
might have been different. But VIC re yret
10 say that more than one nf them wnrk ei
indefatiyably during the dsv for the AboIi-
ton ticket With their names inserted III il.
Tins Is y bad wav 10 carry out our princI-
PIES, and we hope it will be di>conntenan-
ced hereafter by our party, should any of
its candidates attempt to practice it. w.
publish below the result Of the Town, Vii
lac, aud Ward ections-the Democratic
candidates being on the left Of the column,
and the Republican on the right:
TOWN ELECTION.
SuperUisors-
l. Kvnper. 2l9 L Sherman, Chm, 4O4
John Meyer, 235 F Thierman. 4O4
Cnas G-hing, 2l6 {. S Canrigh,. 3sl
Treasurer
n. Nelson, 6l9-no opposition.
ToUn Clerk
+ Nor Alter 264 W. Hemschmeyer, 500
dssess0r
A kahIer, 239 II. Wilhelm, $50
Jus'jceo-
n. Womer, 2S5 r. D. Smart. 327
r + Glover, l3l ". w Waldo, 476
ConstaJkes-
Joseph Lenox, go r. 7 Blake, 451
John Knbnl4, .33 John z DIX. 81
Fra,k Eb-r'. 529-no opposi ion
SegGr If Wcjght' AMI Mro>ures-
JOHN Jones, 20 +. Otto, 1898