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rs the cot1ueuceueu Of a nov era m the tuaafmert
OF ureEul1urte5 and 1nscrEc- ions which have con-
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IN ona ricton taxes pa e she -n- sal uc lfh begiuT
70 decline These Pills form rho finest ar rIfi0n
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want lne LIST aud MOST RELIABLE hfEpFCTNE
rs 1hA WulhLDs which s couu Hsed o. Ehese rfTa-
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h4Et buou a aran1GAa remedy for over thirty Vnara-
nd are ths most eaeCtual 0rs ever known Tor AL
comPhlnls FculaF g Females. IoIiu classes they
sne t1FHiuahle, m1uc1ne, with certainty. reriofical
regularity. They are known 10 thousands, Who have
USED. them o. different periods, throughout the coun-
Physicians ia America.
Explicit directious, stating when they should E0r
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or 8 boxes fOr 8,
Pills sent b. mail, promptly, securo from oaservn-
ton, 3 fremtttiug 20 the Pr8prietors. soLD ny BRuq-
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81 Cedar street, New York.
BENIOh DukHAM, H6gad lis Superior street.
ylovehld, Ohio, Wholcsais AGENTS.
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HOOP SKIRTS.
KAUFMAN & BRO.

Respectfully invite the attention ofDealars ard I'll
Ladies Of Cievelsnd and vicinity, to this most sE-
telsive manufacturing place IN ths vicinity. The
facilities Of Low RESIS, and experiences in buy
ing and manufacturing enables chem % CIR the
dress and most styIih skirts and Cersets, m
portel and DOmest c, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
a hna assortment Of Fancy Goods, &C..
80 perc less than st any oihfr place in this city.
~ La.E for vour own heneht, md hnd
KAUFMAN STORE, 10 Public Square.
EKaufF ems Factory, 25e superior Sc mp stairs
OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUFAO-
mnrU
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A movement is on foot 70 give a grand
banquet at the ensuing commencement to
al the "boys Of Yale" grsdustes or other
wise who have served in the war. Com.
mittees have been appointed to make due
preparation therefor and to invite the
guests. In the fall of 1862, Yale had fur
nished 2o8 graduates TO the army includ-
ing 4 Generals II Colonies, 4 Lieutenant
ColOnels 8 Majors, IS Captains, Sc Lieu
%tensnts, % Surgeons and Assistants, and
q ~Chsplaina. The number since then has
been greatly increased, and the full reports
will be presented 81 Commencement.
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s~osb7-sSsduEky. Msls1sld EsWaFE EaiIrosd, 4
HsuxSsld, NJ Vsznons Newark, Esassyiis
&c.
CrsEtIFlo-PsHabursh, Fort Wsyrsh Chicago Bsn
Rad, FQ1aEL UBaar 6s1duEky. Dolphu1, hiua
Eort Nsyps, EasaEtEs Chicago, &o.s west ans
Faat for Mansfield, Wooster, maEgHtOns 80.
grAdon and Relationships kCtrqsd Line. Tor Marion
Belis5ontaiue, Sidney, Uuioa. Mancie, Erdian
arJitg- Isrrc HGute, FincennC1, Eesnsgins
Louisgnle, Cairo, 81. flouis. ko.
1slsu1ro-TUtn Springfield Branch To- Springfield.
JoIcubus-Littls Miami q Columbus, and Eenf
Rsiroad. FOR Aenias Dayton, Indianapolis
-arFe usuts, 50. Louis, NOrrUW, loveiaud, and
Uucinueti, sind Will the Ohio end Missis-ipe
HaIropd Is Ohsoinnasi for EorHViDe. Evans
glg, UzlrO, Is, louis, I'd gu POINTS on thf
Ono EivaE.
~0IHubus-Ooutr OEio EsF road for Newark, Esnz5
vile, WhBsliua- &c; GlGmbEg, FiquA z II
aisra Railroad FOR Pi9us, urbane, 40.
HDrEor TicEc1 90 aE points and Information assl
At he PASSENGER Station. apd - Union Tcksf QW=
~ Superior street E.b- HLtAIs
Cleveland. Oct. 10. &l sunerntszGcu4.
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STOVES.
STOVES STOV EsI

TIE CELABRAFED
Cook and Parl or Stoves
For sale By 3, DBWE z %,
Apfs'99 Ro,'8 her yin
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ROE IND NAIL WARRHOUsEa
Post OFFICE TIME TAsLE

@
EESLgAE OF BATLs AT DEPOT
Eastern ThEcGEk arrives st 1850 A. NJ, sl6 P. NJ
ssa 3.5 z. r.
.n Wsg a-risas n 1oE3 A. Z.
s15lr1 Through ssIiys5 IS B;EO A. r., $50 p. n
DC Nay lrrivol a. z;55 2. II.
.2eusky Way Strives st 9:is A. IL
3l5Enati Through Nrrfysa At $3.50 A. n. $50 E.H
Do Hgg crEgss At ESQ p. Il.
5sfb1TFS Through svryea At Q.65 4. =.
way rive as fel0 P. d.
A~sht0.nE Way a-rve- 1t lC.26 A. n
s5sile STRIVES et t0.25 &. H..
4s Way arrives ~ 500 2. r..
pOrL &c5 arrives Tuesdays, ThGFsdsys SIS
Saturdays - d. Il
llIcu1viii5 arrives ssTy ~ 10.IBA a. u,
aEs U-rels1d aad Euola arrives daily = ga.
B0UE OBJ CLOSING THE BIAILs.
EAslHzs GEE0csB for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, HsV
-EOlhs Hartford, lgd FaiussyiIis, Geneva, AahtAbr
-ua aoar6llt oiossd ct $50 a. n.
4FEls T~1s0Usa, for HsV VoEk only, CLOSES :
rsaE TzRogss. coz Eris, EaEaIO, AIbany
~, 1sE York and Hartford CLOSES st SO
s as $50 2. z.
r-rsaE EEoJsa. 20 Toisa0, pstrsts, Chicago
$50 hilU1uEco closes at 7:l0 A. II.
e-r1Ba E~Es5UeE, 10T Tols5o. Dstroi., Chicago
.ast-5c, bA. IossP1 rud Cairo cio5sa IS 800 p. Il
aIala way. &C. all penis betSssn UeTslapg
Esd Ioi5-5, c!o7s. stlf5 ?. q.
asEDu8Ef WAY, ,0r s~hndusiJ and ali Intsrms
90 pei1ta, o!osos - 8.sG p. n.
oIQ1sEAu way, icr all PORTS botWesn CltVsiaAt
SAL lnoiHsstl, closes st T;J5 A. Ii.
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aegacs and Cincinnati eiosss St 1905 A. III.
-a1EgArrT THs0cGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
lc1t vile. e. bSuia, Indianapolis, GanssVils, ard
EsllaZ yiolls So 9.0G P. Il.
NsEgsgH IzGcgGss for Pittsburgh and WSsA
Pei 7cN, cl1sas IS lE50 r. Il
EUzEH war, i5E ali points bssEesn UsVt
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ttls -sia1'-s sd Washington closes Rt TO
AAzcTua WAV, t1g 81 poiats betWss1 UsVslans
-s youngstown, olo-s O. 90 P. 4.
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sys5-ele ee aAiis lns9 A
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\ .VJ-ra1t stamp.
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Sunday from 800 70 1000 A. N.
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CIEvE1AND OoJgnBUs 5 CIg.

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stopping 81 Grafton. Wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, GrtEslls, Cation, 0flsad, Oar
diAgton, Ashley, DslEEsrs, Devils Centre sEs
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- Grain-s:s 2. E.-ECJ0GaUDATfuH.-sacss
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nEarss ~
Taains lssFs Coiumbua e. $40 land 10 e A.H. G:BFs,
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MEDICAL.
Inn DOLLARS PREMIUMl
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
or SPERMATToRRHRA, GBEET &c
IMPOFRNCY CURED.
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
r. DIR. A. GIBsOH,

~
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
~ DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York Gtg, viii pay enc hundred
collars for the proof that he ever fals to cure tue
/ ab0ve-named diseases. lie will psy the samie sun
for The proOi that any other Physician in The United
States treats the sane diseases viii equal success.
Afer many yous oflsbOrious study aud experience
DR.. Gibson is happy in being able to announce to tAe
unfortunate that he has perfected 8 system %oftreat-
TIE SPEEDY AMI PERMANENT CURE
ofthe above, aud also all contag Gus diseases OF the
Reproductive ORGANS, with all bad effects arising
thersfrom, Including General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
He has succeeded IN curing cases in this city, some Of
whom bad erpended hundre IS Of doilais With SELF
styled physicians, who profess 10 treat all private
maladies with succ IS, and without receiving the
Or. Gibson does not boast that he is q member Of
souo College il London or Paris, a. perhaps some
others 20 for the purpose Of ensnaring the innOcegt.
and who hold ont great eX pectatiOns, never 30 be re-
he is able to giyo entire satisfaction 10 those VIII re-
poe Oonfdencein his a. ility and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any PIysician Of London or Paris,
or any patent medicine, TO equal for the radical cure
Of semiaal weakness, and sh diseases or derango,
ments, both mental aud physical, arising from sexual
or secret abuse.
DIT. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
fol owing advantaga over all other yet d scoveued-
and. first, the agents used are IN no respect disagree
able; he uses no relics o thu dark ages, such MS Mer-
cury, OF any other deleteriouB drug; secondly, no
restriction in dict or business y required; thirdly,
his treatment IL positive and certain IN 81 Hase5- He
.uAHla FAfNAANl W he AAAy @Ag kNhANsAL EAtfA.o Ltn-
pit ! IN the United States, ami d-monstrate the I'M
meuss superiority Of his new eatmont over RuyOth-
er nov known to the world, in pOintO Of prompiue.Bs
p rmanency, mndness, safety znd convenience 70 he
patient.
DR.. GIBSON IS permanently loca'ed in Cleveland,
ana has during the past five years perform Il many
cures Of diseases which had for years ~r,sistsI all
other modes Of Treatment. Ref renee can BE- given
to individuals Of he first eslectab llty in Cleveland,
Bottom, New York and other cities, in regard 20 skiil
aud integrity in AL prOfesig.zi tran6ac ions
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, ScrOfbia. all Diseases OF he
Uri9ay organs. and all Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
aS-nedicnes ssnt to any part Of the country On
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. Gibson's New work on PhyEiolcgy for sale st
his ONCE.
DIR. GIBSOE Il,
PROFESSOR OF ELBCTEOPATHY AND MEDTCEzs.
OMos-ii9 Seneca street, a few doors from Superior,
up st.ius, opposite the City Hotel.
HS7Omc hours from 9 10 u and nom ? to O'Clock
Daily Sundays excepted JaDl7
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.LEvEIABD AND TOLEDO B. B
r A~RBaReEzEg

IN Ead zit5E EJuisT. OCT. 1iE, IA. PasssnrsI
TraiEH viii leave Usgsiz1u &C. toH1au tbuudava eNs
rsrteds
8;iq Il. H-UHTOACO EEPEEs5.-Stop5 at Ber.s,
Grafton, Obsriu, WaEoman, Aoraalk, munros,
vile, GeisVua, Clydo, Er5nOus AID Elmorz,
and arrives 81 Toledo &c 1885 ,. n, Jhioago a.
USOP.u z, ard Detroit 5:sJ F.H
40 j. Nv STEEN HAIL.-St0s at sill Etstionf
On Southern Division, and arriTea Is Iol0do II
7;25 ?. H. Ohioago Is 5:A5 A. h. and Detroit 81
OzlF.H.
"a ?. M-HOETHEAH MAIb--SscP1 ht al ltai
Cons on Northern Division, and arriFgz s. bElt
duHky ct 30 3. b.
,-.sg 4. M.-HTGHT ELPBE55.-3aoaa Is GrafiorI
HorHsIx, mourU5vile, Oiyds and Fremont, zrd
arrives Et Trla41 Is Zsh 4. n ghioago a I3E
=, end Detroit 81 SEQ
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PHYSIOLOGIOAL

rA PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
OF MARRIAGE,-Oontaining nearly 800 pages
lad $50 me plates and GugraFings Of the anatomy
Of the human Organs IN q state Of Health ARd Dis
sAse, with = Treatise upon Early Errors, its de.
plouabls consequences upon tbs Aind and Body,
with the Authors blan Of tro1tmeut-the only IA
si0nal and successful mode Of cure, Is shown By
She report 4 cases treated. truthful ndVlser 70
the married and those contemplating Marriage
who ENTERTAIN doubts Of their physical condition.
sent free Of postsgs to any address on receipt 0 -
oeuts in stamps or postal currency, Dy Addressing
Dr. LA OR0IX, EO.Sl Maiden lane, Albany,
3. z.
The Author may he consisted upoa any q the
EiBesn upon Which his book treats, either person
ally or BY mail, and medicines sent to any part Of
khro worid mh142z6
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$4,000 JUST RECEIVED,
NOTT q HAIGHTs, $50 Bank S..
- rr~~-rt- W~FS-u ~.rr-

AND WHITE CHECK
ID Popllns, TAILOR, GRIsWOLD 8 co.,
myi9 ~ Superior street.,
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BG-THE BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Mea.
Also, nea and Telisbls treatment for Dis ases OF
e Udusry and Sexual Systems. sont iree, in
sealed envelopes. Address DR.. }. Skillin HouEhton,
Howard Association, Philadslphis. Pa. my9;R4
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DE. prHAET.

Post Office Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps snds-nd for circular
Of questions, and, II proper y answered, medi -ines
Dan be seut T. shy part Of The count y. Rem mbsr
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. ms9:r4dkw
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JoEEEUTlOHs

IlHE aOLaUhbl
-u ssda ~ Monr0sVIis with The gaR
.SaAISsSes vsTk X. t.; Il Clyde VITA O.
5s38dus, ~. Dsyt59 4 tIn innsti Z. I. st Frgmoai
aith us fremont g fadiane "a enq n Loio1s
~ ~ shg a'Elsn nbss5 SPP..Tse9as ~ ,6hfosgo, Detroit
jackson. EcIt WsYne. hogaT3EoTtr LhS1esss lAl
alton. So. Louie and zll pgia2 S&T EoAAl"-
Juthaagt
trains arrive n Ucyeisnd ZEN Zo,s&9 snd 80
Vert at 91G A. So ass r. 4s NJ sI -
sFnduH1g a. ssll - g. u. j. hlJ2AsAaEAa y
mnHafHrW n-g ~. HAM
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PRoFEssI0NAL.
DIR. J. WILBUR,
or MILWAUKEE. WIS,
MARMETEH RANSEEFRM

VI Al EE@ IN 10
For Acute and QhE0Lic Dissases, late Of Detroifl
Chicago. WaRkefgsn, spd Delaware, Ohio, he's
opened Room IN tins AMERlCAR H.USE, C!evs.
land, Oh Q, Tor thirty Gays LOm June l2th, le6o.
He cufts al cura5le disease With a ew operations.
No medicfse tigen. No ~turRiesi rperal1ns pes
fOrmed. Also, curss at any distance without ate
in< the patient, by 8 BdiBg him her hAaGwriting.
Psrtons who cznLot afoId 90 pay, arc cordially in
Sited, without moaey and Witaout price. CiesLl-
nesH only being required. Office hours are firm Q
A. H.. TO u NJ, AID from I 10 8 P. M. jei4sZ2
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PEANoS
WARRR0oMs.

NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES Just
~ rsosivea At COWLES'S,
Fs-Ia -TTT-HdeIf UcpHs
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY,
spring and Sumner arrangements,

Spring and Summer Arrangements.
fakes Eject EOl&sss EEy sA, 1856.
Two ThrOuzh Express trains CDauyl bskvesu
ULEVELAED and NEW 2 49,
DAY ExPREss, iaaVes Cleveland lSundays sxosyi.
Diansrj salansnca IS S55 P. H., 81 eDlns CarSl
and New YORK 81 tl0P. n. -
ffNieHE ExFRzss,r leaves OleVoiaDd Saturdays
sxosptedl At s;i5 ?. n, tSlssping Cars aftaehed,l
arrives at Mesdgills at 100 A. d. Gslamznoa u
500 A. r., and New Eorf st 1920 =.
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Carriers viii please leave orders 10 that eject Al
tho PostuGstcr's Room, with any Carrier, or by
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R~ncording 20 tie following Timetable Of Depart
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From Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Sept. s.
The explosion yesterday on the North
western railroad was terrible affair. The
train consisted of eight cars, one pass
epger coach. There were nearly 200 per-
sons on board. The foremost cars con-
taiLed powder, SHOT and shell and it is
supposed that sparks from the locomotive
communicated through cracks in the car,
causing the explosion. Seven persons were
killed outright; nearly all received more
or less injury. The fireman was killed.
the engineer badly injured, and the con
ducter slightly. Among the slightly in.
jured WAS Mr.. anValkerbu,g, assistant
superintendent of the telegraph. All the
cars were blown to pieces, except two in
the rear. The engine was totally wreck
ed. The conclusion was terrific, and
shook the buildings in town ike an cath.
quake.
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Valuation Of Real Estate.

The members OF the Serate as State
Board Of Equalization, me: at Madison las,
week, and agreed upon the following
classification of lands, and their value per
acre:
Class First-Milwaukee, 90 dollars per
acre.
Second-Rock, Wslwortb, 10 dollars
per acre.
Third-Waukesha, Racine, Is dollars
per acre.
Fourth Kenosha, 13 dollars per acre.
Fifh-Dodge, Dane, Ford du Lac, 10
dollars PEI acre.
Sixth-Jeferson, Washington, 9 dollars
and 60 cents per acre.
Seventh-Green, Ozaukee, s dollars
per acre.
Eighth-Greene Lake, 7 dollars and so
cents per acre.
Ninth-Winnebago, 7 dollars and 8
cents per acre,
Ten,h-Sheboygan, I dollars per acre.
EIeventh-Lafayette, 5 dollars and so
cents per acre.
Twelfth Columbia, Sauk, Grant, S
dollars per acre.
Thirteenth-Calumet, Iowa, La Crosse,
Manitowoc, Outagamie, Vernon, dollars
per acre.
Fourteenth-Richland, St. Croix,
Trempeleau, 3 dollars per acre.
fifteenth--Juneau, 2 dollars and so
cents per acre.
Six,eenth-Brown, Buffalo, Crawford,
Dunn, Eau Claire, Marathon, Oconto,
Pepin, Pierce, Monroe, dollars per acre.
Seventeenth--Adams. Chippewa, Clark,
Door, Jackson, Marquette, Portage,
Shawano, Waupacca, Waushara, Wood.
Kewaunee, l dollar and SO cents per acre
hteenth-Ashland, Burnett, Dallas,
Douglas, Lapointe, Polk, l dollar per
acre.
The State Board increased their yalua-
ton in certain cities as follows:
Racine, 365 900 dollars Fond Gu Lac
417,000 dollars; Oshkosh 600, 600 dol
lars Beaver Dam, $4,000; Watertown,
100000. Total increase GG7, 900 dollars
The valuation of The following cities
was reduced.
Lacrosse, 1S1O0u dollars Beloi,,
115,0O0 dollars. Sheboygan G3,009 dol
lars. Green Bay, II, 600 dollars. White
water, 20 600 dollars. Deavan, 3S, 600
dollars. Total decrease 475,C00 dollars.
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Important Order,

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 4
lcn'n that Gen. SlOcum, commadinC
the department Of Mississippi, has issued
,o>day, by direction of president johnson,
very important general order, IN which
he directs all officers in his department to
offer no interference whatever with tho
organization of the state militia as pro-
vided for ty the proclamation Of Gov,
Sharkey.
lie erjnined upon all his officers, in
case any difficulty should arise between
the federal troops and the state militia,
that they take no action in the matter
without consulting the department COM
mander. President Johnson's instruct.
Ions look 70 the gradual suppression Of
the federal troops by state militia, to di-
minish the na:ioual expenses.
Gen. Slocum's order is considered TO be
Of great Importance, AS fixed definitely
The policy of reconstruction to be followed
in Mississippi.
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Suffrage for LOYAL Red Men,

We hear much !!on our republican
friends of extending the right Of suffrage
to loyal black men. We wonder ,hag We
hear nothing from the same quarter as to
the propriety Of extending the same right
TO loyal rtd men. There are about seven
'eeen hundred Menomonee Indians III this
state, about four hundred Of whom are
male adults. These Indians have proven
lhei- loyalty to the government Nearly
one half of the whole number Of adult
males among them four years ago enlisted
in the Union army during the war, and
forty OF fifty Of them were killed in battle
or by the hard.hps OF the service. Ye,
none of the members Of this loyal tribe
are permitted 10 vote, aud We do not learn
that the politicians Of our state who make
so much ado over the subject o: suffrage
for loyal negroes, design to exert them
selves in anv manner for the benefit Of
these loyal Indians We think Senator
Dooli,tle is chairman of committee OF
the United States senate whose business
it is to look after Indiars particularly.
lie is known 10 have made many speeches
in Washington and elsewhere in behalf Of
negroes; but does any one know that he
ever made speech in favor of extending
the right Of suffrage to these Indians of
his own state! lfso, the public is ignor.
ant of the fact.
One thing is very clear: If" all men
are created equal" in the sense attributed
10 this phrase of the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence by the advocates of negro suf-
frage, then the red man is the equal of the
black man; and If the black man is en-.
titled TO the right Of voting by virtue of
his loyalty and his manhood, then the red
man is entitled TO vote, fo: similar reas-
SONS.
Our republican friends should beware
Of making distinctions between races be.
cause of color. In a moral or political
sense, red is as fascinating as black, and
in tinkering our constitution and laws,
the one color is entitled to quite as much
reverence as the Mlwaukce Neus.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-15
Complimentary to the White Soldier

Tie Manitowoc IriJuue takes every
possible occasion to insult the white sol
Gier, and build up It's frlend-the darkey.
In is issue this week it gives its views on
both as follows:
"Wc have seen these fellows (negroes)
commanded by white officers do work that
no white man could have done, and would
never have been asked to do. We have
seen them building bridges in water up to
their necks, which was SO cold as to make
you shiver if you merely put your hand IN
it. We have seen them trudgc along with
their companions barefooted and sick,
abused and injnred-yes, struck by heart
less Union soldierS because they were weak
and helpless. We have seen aChite Gf the
devil is white, they were) soldiers when
rations were scarce, take by force from the
black man every morsel Of hard tack he
had in the world and insult him for not
having more"
There, you "white devils" of soldiers,
is the way you are thanked for your SER
vices by the organ of the Abolitionists in
Manitowoc. How do you like the new
name given you by this pink Of patriotism
and loyalty. OF course, you will all swal-
low the Abolition ticket-nigger and all
this all only you won't. We imag-
ine you will not allow this insult to 90
unavenged at the proper time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-15
A Cure for Cholera.

Two significant facts-tha, the cholara
is raging in parts Of Europe, and that n
York is at presen! in filthy condition,
very favorable to the spread of pestilence,
persuade US to reprint the subjoining let
ter from well known Boston druggist
and apothecary, first published several
years ago in Boston paper. We advise
thus suggested:
"Rev. DR.. Hamlin, of Constantinople,
saved hundreds of lives by the followin Q
simple preparation, during the terrible
raging of Cholera in that city, few years
since. In no case did the remedy fail,
where the patient could be reached in
season. 1t is 10 less effective in cholera
morbus and ordinary diarrhna. A rem
edy SO easily procured, and so vitality ef
ficacious, should be always at hand
An ordinary phial Of it can be procured
for 20 cents, and DO family should be
without it over night.-The writer of this
received the receipt few DAYS since, and,
having been selrious y attacked with the
cholera morbus the past week, can attest
to its almost magical influence in afford
ing relief from eXcruciating pain. He
ardently hopes that every one whose eyes
trace these lines, will cut this article from
the paper, and procure the medicine with
out delay. Its prompt application will
relieve pain, and presumptively, save life"
Take one part Laudanum
oe Camphoratcd spirits
two parts Tincturc Of Ginger
two Capsicum.
DosE.-One teaspoonful in wine glass
OF water. If The case is obstinate, repeat
the dose in three or four hours.
HENRY HoYT.