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Court.

State Of Wisconsin. William ". Hurlbut,
Philip Van Faihenburgh and William p Leon
ard, against Hezek lah Il Smith, Dienthia
Smith, Ham Adrich, Anna ii. Aldrich
James F. A'drich, Eleanor c. Aldroh, Martin
b Nelbury. f. r, Neibury, Geo f Vandar-
burgh. William H. Bonnet, Philo AcAIphine.
Thomas S. Dakin. Samuel F. Pratt, Pascal p.
Pratt, Edward p. Beals, Herman K. Wells, Jon
athan s. Christie. William FieldoH, william T.
Blocgett, Henry 4. Huntington, Philip Wads-
worn, Calvin c. Parks, Jr ", r Brown, j. H.
Wheeler, Sidney Cornell, Ssmual If. Cornell.
John X. Mills Benjamin F. Sas. Frederick Rsb-
bas, Frederick Heupner, q. GustaVus Won
Deutsch guardian of August WiEkler, Lyman
Cook, william Doud, Davii L. Baker, Benz. +.
Jones Bernard Lowth Safe Bank of WIscoH,
sn, John F. Seymour, Robert W. Seymour,
Thomas A. Green, Henry II. Button, William
Z. hudgett, William, +. Dalton, Henry S KIM
ball, Jarvis E. Pl.tt Joseph Was, Jason Do~n-
er, Charles F. Draper, Daniel P. Clark. William
2, Clark, George +. Clark and James Free.aud.
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF ard pursuant to Judgment
ID rendered in the above, entitled action, bear
ing date July l0.h, 1862 directed to me, shall
expose for sale AID sell at Public Auction at the
COurs House, IL the village and county Of Mani
10 VOC, OF. the 25th day OF Cctober, A y. 1852,
al the hour OF 10 O'clock in the forenoon Of IL 1t
day, all the foluwii mortgagcd premises or 50
much thereof As msy be necessary to raise the
amount Of sai Judgment, interest and cess and
costs Of sale, ~ fellows TO wit: The east halt
of Section no. thirty 81; the east half
Of north west quarter, ard the east half Of the
south west quarter Of Section 10. thirty fur
3i-all III Township no twenty one-2l- north
Of Rtuge no. TWEEN Y three 23-east, in the
County + hanitoscc and State Of Wisconsin.
ard containing in all four hundred end eighty
acres. Sheriff Office, Manirownc, July %, 1862
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
VIZ. II. NICHOLS, Pihs' Att'y.
The above sale is adjourned until Saturday
November 18Th, 1862. at the same hour and
place.
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff,
by Z. I BLAKa. Under She! f.
The above sale is further adj 9urned until Sat-
urdag, Dtcen.fer Il, 1862 al the same hour
aud place. WYNAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
by r. T. BLAXE, Under Sheriff.
The above s &c Is further scjouTne until Sat
uraay, December .7th. 18S2, at 'hc ,ame hour
md place. WYMAN MURPHY, sheriff
By 4. Z. BLAKE, Lnier Sh. r,if.
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SkPGkGS sale.

STATE of Wisconsin. Manitowoc COUNTY
circuit Court. Andrew FristcLe aZ'st Charles
IT,.
Df VIRTUE OF a Judgment of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Nanitowoc, State Of Wis.
cousin, at the General Term Of aid Court he'll,
az the village aud county OF MaaItowoc in the
ahoverentitled acton on the first jav Of No
vember A. d. '62, Uill sell at public veadne
10 the highest bidder at th. Court Hniae in the
village of ManitOsOc, on the eleventh dav OF
April A. D. S63 at three o'clock in the after,
noon OF hat day, the fol owing described prop
erty or 80 much thereof as will raise the amount
OF SAID judgment aud coats to Wit: The south
east quarser OF the south east quarter of Section
no. tour 4 Ia Township no, twenty 20,
north OF Range no. twenty one III in the
county Of Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsir.
together with the appurtenances thereto be,
longing. Dated Sheriff. Of.ice, Manitowoc.
Wisconsin, January 10, 1868
IRA L. SMITH, Sheriff
Ry FRyD BoKcHEsD-, Deputy Saerf
TN MICH l.. P'tf's Any.
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STATE or WIS; NSIN, Mauitovoc County
Circuit Court. Edmund Suit.' against David
A'hra
d. VIRTUE OF a J sd-wnut Of Foreclosure
- ana SAFE rendered +, III Circuit Curt il
and Tor he County q ,nitoaoc sac Of Wis
con.iu, at the General Tyrm OF sail Court. he'd
~ tie village and county Of Nafitr Voc In the
ab"va Quilted 1cto on, on IT.. 29th dty OF oc,obo,
u. 1sG2, | vii sell at P1hlic Eeudue TO IN,
highest htd!er 1t the CONT n Du.c in tie villacr
o. ManltoNoc, on tie ! h dly Of April A. d
1868, At 2 O'Clock N the afternoon OF that dsy
The following described property or 40 mucf
thereof a. w,ll RAISE the am qua OF -aij julgmei,
aTd costs, II W.T.:
All tina. certain piece or psrcyl Of laud stu,
n,e IN the village 81 Two Rivers. county O.
Manitow &c aud state OF Wisconsin being Lot
Number seven l7I in block no. si1tv six 1861
IN said vlllage, accordil. z 10 the recorded PA,
81 ,he ssme, toge her With the appurterar &c.
thereto be.or ging. Dated Shera's O.hce, Man
itowoc Wis, January 10 lsC3
IRA /. SMITH, Sheriff
Is EEsu BokcuEKGT. Dtpu', She.;I.
W.. II. NICHOLS, PA, AIRY.
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SheEIis'S Sale.

St5-e Of Wi cousin-Nanitowoc County Cir
cult Court. iiIgo Luttbcn against Henry F.
Br'i'z and Ellen Bclrz
DY Virtue Of a Judgment Of Foreclosure AID
ID Sale rendered by The Circuit Court in and
t,r til f urGh Judicial Circuit OF tn" State of
Wisconsin,, at Special Term Of said Court, lie j
at the Court House in The city OF SheboS gan, in
the above entitled action on fhc litn lay of
Jtnuuy n. ID. 1SG3 / vii sell at Pub ic VeI4-
due to the highest bidder, at the Court House
in the village Of HauitowGc on MONDAY, the 21lh
d,y Of \ ,lrIl, A, b. lcG3, at i O'Clock n. Of
7a,d day, the following described property or a.
much thereof IS sil raise the anIOuHt OF said
Ju ginent and costs, to-wt: All ,hgt cer;a u
parcel OF land situated in the county OF Manito>
woe in the State Of Wi. consin. Known aud de-
scsiUed as the north east quarter OF the south
ea t quarter OF Sec'iou 10. thirty (5O} in Town
ship no. seventeen 40, north OF Range numb r
twenty one ID east together with the appur-
tcnances thereto longing. Dated S eItfi 5
Office, Aanitowoc Wis jan. -. 1,G3
iRA 7, SMITH, Sheriff.
! BY FREQ. BoRCnsRDr, Deputy Sheriff.
3. WILLIAMS. Pltf', Atty.
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IN Justices Court.

Mqn;taroc County-I,1cm Of .Han,toroc.
H. Thompson, Plaintiff, against Charles PEI
tersen, Defendant Before William Bach, JUS
ticc 0f tie Peace.
ITO Charles Petersen, the abovc-namcd De.
4 fcn3srt: You are hereby nUtif.d that a
writ OF attachment has been issued against you
AID ycur pr petty attached 10 SATISFY the de.
mand Of 4. ! tonpson, an 3urtirg 20 Thirteen
and 50.lG0 Dollars. NV, uniess you shall ap-
pear el.re " l,;n Rach, 4 Justice OF he Peace
III and ior sad uuty, at lis ptiice III said town
on tn l0:l ,las Of January, A. .. 1868, at 10
lei, ok in TIE fore, Don, Judgment will Be rem
Lared against you aid Your property sold to
p=y Tie debt.
HERMAN THOMPSON, Plaintiff.
D.:el :his oh d4y of December, 1862
10 the Deffndant You will take nQt;ce that
the piAjIt.if wiI be sYor3 ii las own behalf as
vItI.vss, ana testify CT tie trial Of this csusc.
HERMAN THOMPSON, Plaintiff.
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r. B %G .,S V., G Rice ''s'" Collins Jacob
Rs G aes s 5 tss s M and s ds H Ansy.
and william NJ Ssao Attorney for Collins H,vs0n and fsG o
%ed"fS
&, Il, h:s s s 3 sss s % % Ne s.sss ssS
% @ ss, soaa s @ . ssss R ss
& @ a ae s s . f s'S s ss ' s
a 4 % F' as % 'i s e stP @
saS?en s
s; tse s s NV ; Ed ::s',
h As a bsnbs % . F y" % hss ss
their hands i the Sn wit s ber 5 naas vhm 9n s
A sn " he sn on and dollars se ep.
proved said Ri accom-, for AID pay over to hi" a" the proceeds as fro" the
And ,ret Ih. the d Rice deliver over to the said Receiver the possession Of tho
s4 d r SS aSs" hi" "s i n ties:
a. az & ss:.s sS.: . ss Ia ss s :s II
an; s" % ss % @ s,sss: s w "
p"n' % property andh sea1
% '" @ pa ' tn:
said Collins and Be- j.in Wellington
required
party delivering
fol- co..,
The in his a1 and tn Of I the defendant r.
such fsy the s1 r ay "S s for s" an der ,
& os THAT s s, any mote 1o T R a:'o ss
n @ n 5' s % OF a Ss s b "a pas psnso
s ra iI n tr" Sa" ne -s RcveS 's " " %
pay a,cav proper
@a be co 5 , se n 5 md lie sD .: s s CO ,.
as. At ! 3 s 1r 5 " 1 s ' r; 4 be Hss 9
,"1' s ss Approved
properly
dispose property and thereof.
r,- he Court, DAy1o TAYLOR Judge
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Circuit anito7.cc GO,

Stat OF Wisconsin. vi !itmi E.tou-h, PAIN
tih, against Wlam Bach, Jutils Juisou, j.
SCI h Lawson, Fir, i Borchefdt j. f PI1tt, Hem
~ bgrl'ner, julius Bcuno, Fiauci5 j Cooley,
Juhr Y. FarHeIl James P.ttee, Ei,ha 5. Wad7~
worth, john McF 4iI!an, Winfield Smith, Edward
Salouton, August Berner, Samuel WiiIiar.-, John
G. Stark weather. William II Jacobs John p
Rob- son. Aaron kinbla, William H. Bic,ireIl,
ana Charles +. Potter, Defendants. JUd5mcnt
Of Foreclosure and Sale.
IN VIRTUE OF and pursuant to Judgment
! rendered in said court in The above entitled
action. dared April 2oJh A T. 1862, l shall cx-
pose for eaIe and sell a. Public Auction At the
Court House in the village OF M4ni,owoc and
count, ana State aforossi on SATURDAY, the ~ h
day "i ,nrary, a. b 1868, at the hour OF ten
O'Clock in The forenoon OF that day the follow
ing described mortga god premises o. much
thereof as may be EeCcs- sry to raise tie amour
of said judgment, interest and costs together
with the exf enses Of sale to Wit: The east half
OF the south west q'arter and the west half OF
the south east quarter Of Section No eight r. |,
Town No seventeen III, north Of Rage No.
twenty tx" ~ east, in Maaitowoc County,
$ ate Of Wisconsin.
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
BY Il. T BLAKE, Under Sheriff
Csc. Y. WooDIs, Pl's'n,s Atty.
HlrcI Sheriii's on e, Nani;0a oc, Oct 81, lee ,
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State e Hiscon. i,t. Hsoi;owoc c. z7.v-
Circuit Court. " ilisE4 Il. Glover md George
f. Clover against Robert r. and Amanda
King.
10y VIRTUE OF = judgment of Foreclosure
ID sud ), lie eidered ty the Cirt uit Cou,t in
and tor the county OF Hsnito"oc, Sta'e OF Wis
cnn-in. at the Genera Tenn Of said Court h.id
TIE village and equity Of IsuitO-oc, in tue
above eLtirIed sction On the 29.h day OF Oc.o
Der, A b. 1862 | viii Eel At public vorGue to
tie highe5, bidder, al the Court iuu=e in the
village q! 4snit0~oc, on tie lth day of April
A. D. @G3, at l / O'Clock il The fcreloon o.
Tint ds,, the tolioSi"s described propert. o.
SO much thereof aY vii raise 'ha amount Of sad
judgment. ard costs, tr"vlt: AL! tsAt certain
piece Or parcel OF land silu,ts 10 the county Of
Asaito~oc sld Sta.e o. Wisconsin, al "a b.i .
u. mort sect Gua;tar Of toe southwest quarter
Ct Sectian 20. seven O. il. Township lumber
tveaty 20 n0f.h CT Ra &c t~snty four
go, contai'i' Forty three and twenty fpui-
hundfetAs COG, together Srh The sppuTtenan-
css thereto heiougirg b TED Sheriff OHcs,
.EAuitoscc, # g., January 10, A. d. 1863.
IRAP SETH, Sheriff
b. FRED. B RCEELDr. Defu;y Sheriff
VIZ. Y. NICHOLS, Puff iIt'y.
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Delicate Organ. the Eye,
MADE TIE SPECIAL STUDY

II has TO be
MADE THE SPECIAL STUDY
or the medical man, ard to make tbs study ef-
fecru2I ard Of any prrctcal use TO the afflicted,
it must be 10 An Eve Iafrmary. ~hsFe every
form aud co, ton Of the disease OF that organ,
can be pointed out 10 tie student y hose com
patent 10 do 50. How very few OF Our medical
nea engaged in the general practic. Of medicine
through this = ate, although otherwise erniaeI.t
in their profession, understand properly the
treatment Of the simplest forms Of disease o! the
eve and how many have been made hope'essiy
bind, through Neglect AID improper treatment
The uaders 2ned. feeling the Necessity dat at
some o e point. ard by one or more Phy sicians
in cur STATE, that this class Of diseases should
receive special attention, AID be the subject Of
special practice vii. foI the future, devote from
other practice, from 10 TO O'Clock, in the fore
noon Of every day TO the treatment Of Or.tal-
mic diseases.
IL every case fair aad candid opinion Of the
prcs:ect IF efecting cure vii he gs.Cn. Ii
must be remembered that there are cases teyoHd
the power OF The best medical skill in the world
Diseases Of the Chest and Stomach.
aud all other chronic affections, vii! a!ro e PEE
scribcd for aud treated az tie game tine Poor
persons AhDse means are limited, WIl be char
ged fer medicines only.
The undersigned believes that the knowle dge
he pe-ses-es in these class, % discrscs, can be
made beneficial to his fellow c,tjz, qua there's
fore adopts this method for the rut!ic good,
and not from any pccunj.rg necessity Of making
it known, lhat he deyotes certain hours from
his other practice, t. the treatment OF gh4 de-
ease aiIeady umrratei.
4 many Case will revuire rrotrated stay
IN the city. board cen aWaye be h 81 1t Gre or
another Of the many boarding us = or t,vcs :
or at he ilD~pltal under ne ca q u the CisrciS
or Charity. THIS Hospital is located On the
bluk7 ot the Lake III ole of the most beautiful
situations in the cry accessible at all hours OF
the day b. Iarse railway.
Letters Of eIq4iry ~ ul.nys BE promptly an
e.-rrd. Office. n, 6 Crus.wtrs BJtug,
Wisconsin Street, brr~rcu / 81 Vat,r and
Nm Streets. E"sid.@on, corner 0! Van Hure:
AID Outi4a o..ce.s. lJ;a su,-e
JAMES JOHNSON, II ..
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LSrRAY.-The undersigned, living in the
IL village of Two Rivera. has taken up black
CALF, about one year aud half old, red back,
white and rel sides. white belly, a.: a whia
! spot on Ler Joint. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take her
, sray. EAPTISTF LEtF0N
Two Rivers, Dec. II 1852,
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Circuit COur:-LanitOWo County.

John A. butcher and George LeFever, ag',t
Ariel \. Brown, William NaIlew, Lisseile Nal
low Elizabeth Norris. late Elizabeth Adams,
Frederick Hakcr AMI Matthias Hug. The State
OF Wisconsin to tie abore-nafned Defendants
YOU are hereby summoned az required 10
l. answer the complaint in this action a copv
OF which was on the 5h day Of August. lSG2
filed in he office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court IN a. tor the courty f Maritowoc at
Manito"oc, WIS. aud serve . cepy of your an
s"er on me at Manitowoc, Wis within tsentv
days after the service hereof exclusive of the
day OF such service; and if you all to answer
the complaint a. aforesaid the FL ,intiff, will APP
ply to the Court for the relief drman led in the
complaint. W. NJ. NICHOLS, PiGs Atty
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STRAlED-On the 10th inst, a large bay
- Horse, with white star in his forehead
hind legs little white--I4 years old. Any
person delivering the hors. At this oH.s viii
ss paid for .krir trcvbl..
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TAX NOTICE..
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
MAsITowoC COUNTY, -
HHrf

aa.- Village Trea'rrsr's Office,
Two Rivers, November en-, 1852
NOTICE s hereby given that on and after
~ the eth day Of December neIt, shall sell
at nly Office al hereinafter mentioned lots. or
other pieces or parcels Of land uPon which the
taxes for the year 1862 have not been PAID, Tor
the purpose of paying he taxes assessed on such
ots, pieces or parcels OF land, together with eli
charges and costs dae thereon, in accordance
win the Charter Of The Village aor essid, to wit
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Diseased lhe Eye & Chest.

TYNE Undersigned, knowing from experience
l. that t. possess any knowledge o. the many
ms OF t.scas. oil tha.
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All Book Accounts and Notes

Of the late firm vii remain in the store until be
cheTdt. Ali remaining unsettled at that date
will be left with VIM " ai4o, E>q. Tor collection
SOCRATES HILL.
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ICOrncr York aud SirtA 81.
Manitowoc, Wis
T. WINDIATE, Proprietor.
TNHIS fret class house is now in excellent con
i di;ion, having been thoroughly re6tted, ano
traveller i'll fnd il second % none in Mis- 9. O.
ton Q! Ti.ccHrio.
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n OF IC IL

All persons interested will please take notice of the following
order of the Circuit Court in and for the County of Manitowo
= H. S PIEkPONT, Receiver
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24

harrass children. Thew will smell un-
der beds and break in upon your fami
ly at unreasonable hours. Every little
act. vexatious in its nature, they can
conceive Of, they will putin force. No
our advice is to bear all these things
quietly and r eekly. If. however, their
insults should be carried to extremes,
defend the sanctity Of your household
at all hazards.
If these individuals undertake your
arrest without due process Of law. for
speaking or writing your political sentl
ments, do not go aoih them Never
yield all your God given rights at the
demand Of everv little whiffet that hap
pens to have Federal commission in
his picket And let our citizens de-
clare that hereafter no Individual shall
he deprived IF his liberty except by
"due process Of law" The Courts are
untramelled, and let this Republican
Administration do as all past Admin
istrations have done, paw proper respect
to the legally constituted Courts of the
land.-COurier.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24

The ADMINISTRATION NOT THE
GovERNMENT.- Hon. VIM. II. Sew
ard the Secretary OF State, in his letter
to Charles Francis Adams, our Minis
ter to England, last November, said (:
"In this country, especially, it is u
habit not only entirely consistent with
the Constitution, but even ESSENTIAL to
its stability, to regard the Administra
tion at any time existing as distinct
and seperate from the Government it
SELF and to canvass the proceedings
Of the one aoithout a thought Of dis
loyaltyto the other."
We endorse fully this sentiment of
the Premier on this subject. How do
the Abolition press like the doctrine D?
1t conflicts slightly with their idea Of
the divine right Of Kings and Pres
idents.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24

alternating their crimes with stipend.
Gus hlunders, till blunder is felt in
every mans pocket, and has darkened
almost every hearthstone IN the land,
what wonder, then, that in their sore
distress they are shifting. upon a new
party track, straining every nerve to
avoid the dreaded verdict Of the ballot,
which
"Executcs the freeman's will,
Aslightni does the will of God"
and true to their instincts, the ':ruliug
passion strong in DEATH" exhaust;ng
their last energies in feeble attempt
to swindle the people into the fresh
painted rotten'.ess of their "Loyal
National lea gues."
Let the Democracy stand aloof from
such fatal alliance and it's wretched
machinery of oath-bound "Leagues,'
and midnight conclaves and Spartan
Band seditlon.
Have nothing to do with the political
prostitute whose ''house is the way to
hell going down to the chambers of
DEATH" and all will yet be we'll.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
A FEW WORDS OF COOL ADv1c T.

In few days every county in the
State will have Provost Marshal 1t
will be found that these Marshals will
be men who have made themselves par
t'cularly obnoxious to the people, and
who will seek this position to punish
their enemies. 1t is bad enough for a
loyal citizen to be arrested by the Fed
eral Marshal. But when this kind Of
work is parceled out to hundreds of
willing tools to perform, it becomes
necessary for the people not to sleep
upon their rights.
Every means will he taken by these
Marshals to provoke quarrels with the
people. They will visit hou es and
make themselves as disagreeabls as
possible. They will insult women and
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
THEN AND NOW.


THEN AND NOW.
Less than two years ago the very
men who are now making frantic ap-
peals to the people for union of par
ties to "save the government" were
loudest and fiercest IN their condemna-
ton of a movement in the same direct
ion-honest perhaps, if not expedient:
and in respect of honesty, very differ
ent thing from the present one.
The Republicans at that time, as a
party, were flushed with victory.
Years Of seditious agitation had been
crowned at last by the election of Abra
ham Lincoln TO the Presidency. They
were insolent with the novelty of power
-arrogantly vain of their ill-starred
conquest.
They not only presumed to have the
turbulent South square under their
heels, to be crushed into abject submis-
sion without ceremony, but the great
Democratic party wa' PROSTATE before
them. with the exception of o few re-
fractory spirits, who were to be scourg-
e into the traces in "less than no
time"
They had full swing of the govern
ment-the treasury in their pocket
formidable legions in the field. They
had instigated, courted, challenged and
finally precipitated upon the country a
terrible sectional contest, and the dia-
bolical machinery of a military tyranny
was set boldly in operation.
All men who charged upon the anti
slavery party the remotest responsible
ity for the rupture, were branded as
sympathlzers with rebellion. All men
who reiterated the words of Senator
Douglas that "Civn War" was "Dis-
alaion,' were traitors deserving of
hemp. All men who declined to hoist
two-hit flag at their door way, we're
registered as lepers. to be Stunned in
traffic, ostracised in society, bsnished
from the urch, execrated by the great
abolition world. All men who preach
ed in the best of faith, the extinction of
partizan lines: were voted disloyal to
the flag OF their country.
Thy had the President-the Presi
dent had the patronage, and the Ad-
ministration, borrowing the happy
thought from the tyrant Ges1er, COM
manded people, more easily enslaved
it seems than the heroic Swiss, to bow
down and worship the symbols of its
arbitrary power.
ck-Republicanism was at the ze-
NTH of it's splendor with its best hold
on everlasting glory and infinite plum
der.
To day, alas how changed Like
the mythologic Ph@ton, who undertook
to drive the chariot Of the sun, they at
tempted too heavy job. The fiery
steeds are out of the traces-the char
lot is plunging to wreck-the national
fabric is wrapped in flames. They be-
hold, with horror. their lease on life cut
short, and the Democratic Jupiter
rising to smite them with his thunder
bolts.
Starting out in fanaticism-following
up their fanaticism with crime and