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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-30

MT. N0TRB DAME, READING, OHIo,l
November Goth, 1851.
gMR. MARTIN:-This is to certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for US, and are satisfied with it.
Our rooms are amply heated.
Yours. respectfully,
...-,., '-,'-- = - SISTERS NOTRE DAME.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-30

| haveused for two winters Mr.. Peter Martins Hot
Air Furnace in my dwelling, and am well satisfied
with its0peratiUn. ~ ?. -
/ GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-30

! Furnaces aitered and repaired. '-s 81 OH .a n.'
J Galvanized Iron Cornices and Cutters.
Tin, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer.
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters. . a..,r
h4- Full particulars regarding price,, &c., can be
obtained tmy store, No. 49 West Fifth street. or
at the Office Of the Burnet House. nj
.GIije.-- PETER MARTIN,
No. l4S West Fifth street. between Rase and Elm,
Cincinnati. mch665-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-30

The Warm Air Furnace m tnufactured for me by
Peter Martin, could not easily be excelied, making
the atmosphere pleasant as summer, is free from
smoke or gas, and costs for fuel but mere triHe.
W. n JAMES CALHOUN, Alderman
81 18th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-30
DIRECTORS.

RODNEY DENNIS.9 yJ.G. PATTERSON,
adt d .SOiaSr siSrfE.ry =. DRYDEN, EEs%s.t EsSsissat,
. @. LEn nHo 107 South High street, Columbus.
mayl5-dAw. rio lLLlnlnn --.-.-... ~ - ..L.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-30
HOT AIR FURNACES
~ ,'E> -+ Carr .. ~
PETER MARTINS
.se ., Patent Improved
Hot Air Furnaces,
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE USE.
For Wood or Coal.

|
i is called to the above Furnaces as they combine
ventiatng with heating qualities.
eeeded in perfectng what he claims To- be- tSs best
Furnace now IN use. Among It's many advantages
over the ordinary Furnaces, are: ...,r
operation. -T 80 wv ''' W " ''''e o' .''' - -
Keeping the rooms constantly supplied with pure,
fresh air, drawn from Natures inexhaustible stock
Large, Kir Chambers. avoiding the confinement Of
| Improved Water Chambers, which ksep up
oSHS SsSHRy Of dSs9T hoy yhGh hl the
The castings are heavy, and strongly bolted to-
gether. guaranteeing durability under any degree Of
neat. i.".' ". '..'
Particular attention is called TO the eSELF-REGU-
mas peen pronounced oy sclentinc men 70 % the
| BEST EV ER tMADE.
| - r.
Every ruH $50 warranted 70 give entire sat-
| iSiaOaoh' s1s". Il,
.r.yov. REFERENCES; ~, ,..,,
who have the FurUaces in use: ,I - '-.F,i
| J.k. Davey, corner John and Hopkins streets,
| Ol2ciRnah.ii Pa.h a. q. ,--,,
Race strsets Cincnns G 4 corher rourtn ana
''TE T EIsss EoyrtS s,reSt no.r Iohn r;,.;nn.,;
EpERsr, RsrDa5S BsnE s1ts street .da Cincinnati c
| e. W. Rechtin, Pike street, Cincinnati.
~, Gilmore, Dunlap Co., Bankers, Fourth street,
Cincinnati. G..ay3 .,.,a FUEfH sFu,
J;F. hen6y, C9yington, Ky. -. :.
natl. =, ,ll.la, --..,L
Mrs; Clearwater, DAYTON street, Cincinnati.
y. Netteb Oh the nrm OF hohn' Meter Co., Cin-
| 0'hnrNSi: Hi N: Riddle. Cipc;nns..
| n.N g. VIII, MliuiEi ~ ;, Oino,nHeCi.
va nan si' VICE " Gl1Ginns;.i. iSa lT; e e,p .n., NJ.
Mr. smith, OF the FIRM of Smith Ditson, Gin
Nj. Fechiomer. Eighth street. near Vine. C;nc;n.
| natl. -''e''" '''''' N'". ''"'' oi"'in
NJ, N MeRrue. Milford. Ohio.
| Il. IS. Blssde eli. IaWrencebhre. Indiana r--n
j. Bast Architect Uineinnati : T1-7'H ..#-
Mr.. Moore. Architect. Cincinnati.
Walter & Stewart Cincinnati. ''
Picket & Son. Cincinnati
Anderson a HannaforJ (incinnati.
II 49, - ''I - -''..tf ., r
The Warm Air Forn.ca M ,nufactursd for ma bv
patar Mr,; onIJ n, =. u M, M a ,or ny ny
the atmosphere as naSsant a. summer IL rres srnn
smoke or gas, and costs for fue but mere triflo
VnF P,oy,Eh EhtMnEo, tnEo, ShLhOGN, AldsIman, -
EA "niu' Dn''"h etreo'' Oihvihhati.
=, -
MT.NoTRE DAME, READING, OHIO,
7 november 2Oth, 1851.
Nh. MARTIN:-This is TO certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for u.s. and are satisfied with t.
Our rooms are amply heated. "'' ''
Yours. respectfully,
..-,....... - SISTERS N0TRE DAME,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-30
Having a. Splendid View,

Fronts on the road 70 be opened, runnineg across
from the National Road TO the Harrisburg Road! =
About tWo-thirds OF Il Is woodland, and one-third
under cultivation. Will be sold cash or on pay
mchagi lCashier Franklin Bank, Columbss ,O.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27


A FliFtatiOa and its Results---T The
QuaTreis Of Two Wives---A Erail
and a Jealous One---A Painless
Observation-Disclosures by Poison. I'd
Wewere put in possession, last evening, Of
facts which i has been the purpose Of the,
bsrties interested b conceal bat the cRss -
Of too much inheritance % be allowed to
pass unnotieed. Several weeks ago, man
came to this city from Boston, bringing his
wife with him, on = visit to friends He
remained a number Of days, and, when
rsHdy to return, some difficulty a-ose be-
tween himself sud wife, and the latterin-
sisted uPaa staying, here. He endeavdrsd
70 pacity her, but IN vain, and he YES Gem
PEELED to 20 back without her Immediate
" alter he left, she commenced flirting with
the young men. 81 the EeighSorhOod, snd
the result was considerable criticism Of her
conduct. Finally, q married man became
enamoreds and was in. her company much
Of his time. He made her presents, ana in
many ways exhibited his devotion
ltAppears that THIS man Of family pad
No ifted happily win his wife, sod, five or
six months ago, they determined upon sep
aratiOn; but, IRON some cause or other, they
have confined H. 1--we together, though At
times their domestic affairs have been Of
the most unpleasant character. The lap
| pearanee Of the Bast9n Fomen, however and
the attentions shown her by the Hartford
husband, have led his wife 70 forget, in part
her past Unhappiness IN brooding over hei
present sorroE, and more than all, to insis
that she yet had some claim upon bis hpnOi
lasione WHO had REDrnto deTsl and iprStec
her. ii failed, Notwithstanding thislpro
test against his conduct, to be diverted iron
bis new idol, and has boldly continued hil
aStenUons % his ehaYWss en- the face an'
eyes" Of all opposition.
Letters, we understand, have been Writtel
10 the Boston husbaad, but hiss replies hav
evinced no disposition 10 interfere a fel
evenings since, the Hartford husband, hi
J wife, and the Boston woman, has a consul
: tation together, and it was believed thai tn
ssofi soap applied 10 the complaining wi
} had appeasea her sngsr, and insured ddmes
} tic tranquility. The interview was pre-
: loHgsd, and then the TITO took afwalk dow
2 town 70 enjoy the beauties Of mOonllgh
and perhsps gaze at the starr overhead, I
Z they stepped upon the psgeraeats arm
: arnlF ponderinF over ths he ppy4Aa Just ne'
{ Of their difficulties. After walking a aho
D distance they entered a saloon and the
r ordered refreshments, which were partake
}, Of, and then hOmeward Wended their wa
u The Boston woman had not beenl ID u
u horse long before she was seiAed with vi
e lent fits Of vomiting, snd appeared in gre
agony. This people Of the house whefe 81
e vas stopping became much aisrmsds al
D, intnsdiaiely dispatehed q msssenger for
; physician, who answered the call promptl
"a and, upon examining the patient, al on
It declared that she had been poisoned. "
ps terday he was very low, ana there was lit
3, hope 81 her reeovery. 3 40
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! 1T - T - = - - 7 - = =
riyes, viii any Of Us enjoy ths fun benefit q
q free Government
O have ether facts equally favorable 70 The
quiet slfd Industrious eharsctsr Of the ne
gro, which You shall have FOR your priTste
information il you desire 70 see them. 4
TrGly Eohr hiehd,
GRoHeR Z. STEAREs. q
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For Sale.

A hOUSk AND LOT. within fay ts.,. r. a..
n Nelsioi, 90 Nne street. and asisr re -
g ueiar. sno frouts the STATE grounds - - -
Ion, Nes &C htreT le ot-tractsd M tba 1870
ean p seen % uniies-haEIne an slIey "a - -
80 - 80. ne 9round dsscsnds taok - -
OF ar There q ateaement Oh o. 49, - -
ne iog SIS per menth, and he froDt l,as4e9 s,sls
tAee neen Feniei tfis year for siue f1,ias -
would pay haek the purchase nopss - 49,. -.
= AL yezFs ARPlys en ths premisss. Is
G ~ COWARnIN.
oct1f-lu
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Note Lost

r est, tnislaia or STOLEN. = ma. - ~ a. =.
a fuantar hrothcis, dated 5snha1V La IsSt =.
49,. All parsons Az varred efasusf trsiinr -
"a Rot ., ss payment haa been st6ppe3 =
,-as, J. a. 6fIssAM,
ooiynhss, Tukn-
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Wanted.

A PARTNER, viii 9 steam Enlqne. ne oltiei
-,-,i,sr allr Saves Eafhs Shingles 80 =
a rputiernsn who OWES 80 Or 81 scres u inner
u,.hin II uales 81 the Csfy. Apply % - 81
-''''- NEVSON, MOORE 4 CO.
oc.ai-la 4 NoTsh Putaie ssllse
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

In fhe treatment Of The Ere and Ear and ether
organs Of sense, It becomes necessary 10 have a
good knowledge Of everything pertaining to nedi.
ere snd Surgery. Whist are called regular PhYsl-
eisns. may have graduated Ia either the Old o. new
school College sGd I.an bOsst u a one fiaed etii
Gallon, bnt yet "a DE treaiuientH M Eve and
Esr, fsil TO cure elngie obstinate g-Iss-ior the
treatment prescribed in their works vii not easct
cure IN a large maiOuiy Of eases 49,
DR. BEOcKHAS Is graduate OF the Missouri Uni-
veEsitY-Diploma hsngs in his Office, and has many
cert feat.s iron persons cured, which may te
seen by calling
The DR.. guarantees cure, Therefore no one need
fear to employ him, for where a Doctor does busr
ness in this manner, tits good evidence that % III
derstsnds the nature Of the diseases he treats
SFAn communications, with stamp enclosed
promptly aasE-red II Ias
Remember his Inhmary IS at No. s. Churct
Street p. o. Box. No. 80.
By permission, he also refers TO the foliosinl
| madical men celehrafed IN Ophihalmlc Su-gery.
Dr. J. = Quidore, G. uton Place. keF f0rz Dr
DR.. 4. c. DeFOTrest, n. Y; Dr. Lanfrsd. Phladei
phiA; Dr. Birgs, Qaincy, H.. 1t. Clarence barrey
/ st. ouis, No.
Angl5-Sms
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FRIDAY OCTOBER, p, 1885,
Letter from George Z. steasns.

I''57U LABOR AT THE soUTH!!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

A iriied amount only Of the stock mus sppro
pr led bas been placed IN the hands # the ofheer
the eoInpsay 70 be soid at = pei share = and 4
he 10 K rs AZ been .ssued, Full Tsid, IN pay
ment CT property, it is Dot therefore. hahe TO Al
UFTIcE. No COS North Cherry street, Postothc
box VA, Nashville, senn,
e. aa DIRECTORS
p II coLroS, ofTenn. IL HFsuElBouaa, Of Nj
Nm r. Etryrs DELAN0 Z. SMITH, of MINI.
A a SANFORD. A. O. WELLS, Of Mich.
.U0 hrs OFFICERS
Pssifsa,,-A G. SANFORD,
Pres't Ist National Bank, Nashville
Wee P,esi.ieaf,--A. G. WELLS
Sarystarg,-F. h. COTTON.
Trsnatre--WM c. BUNTS.
Mining SipeTintenisut-C. L. HEQUEMBoURG
The property ofthe Compang consists Of lease
hold Interests IL the counties Of Overflow teniress
White Isckson and Warren, in the state Of Ten
nessee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over eigf
thousand acres
The membership Of the Company and the Boar
| Of d restors comprise men OF business eNperlenc
and reputatsou and OF rhor0ugh end practical n
auaintanee with the oil mines OF Pennsy VANS
me Mining Superintendent was one Of tile rst -
plOrers Of the oi Held OF tlai pa = snl s,leA ~
first flowing oil well IN the country, weh known 9
the Heduembourg well, and 20 which the ell intel
ests Of Pennsylvanis, then IN their lascent stalt
| We e very largely indebted
This Company vii lease portions o. t1eir Falui
be lands in small tracts, 70 private parties or CON
| panies Tor IMMEDIATE DEyEL0FnfENr. ms ~ q RAJ
chance for bona ffs operators 70 Obtain lesses o
| terms that zin be empty remunersiiye.
Terms made known on Application
no nERE sPEcuLAToRs WILL BE TREATED EIrH
description oflsnds and samples Of OIL obisine
I from the properly may be seen BY calling q n
Office Of the Company, No. 661z North Cher
| street Nashville, Tenn.
/ The Secretary, F. H. Cotton, Nash.iles WI y
caIve orders for stock and Will T. rEard cerrhcsts
/ by return mail when the money accompanies th
| order.
| Oct. 6-I
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cusIOM-MADE NoRk.
So FE R E r s
From Dyspepsia
Read Reflect I! Act!!!
TaRRANTAco.

TARRANT Cos
Gentlemen 70 am a resident Of Curacoa, and hare
ben disposed tor write n yGu cuncerning ne real
value Of your SELILEk APkkIENf a. remedy
or Indigestion and iyspepsia- desire 70 express
20 you my sincere gratitude for the great renehi he
BELTZER has cone ms wife.
For four or i've years my wife has hesn saty
afflicted with Dyspepsia, aud aiier being under The
trestunont Of several Doctors for tive hrse years,
she wss finally induced % seek the advice Of
learned Physician, Doctor Cah.alis, ~ Nene1uea,
Who tuamedia' civ treated her win. your kFEk-
VEgCENT sEIlILER APERfENE. ste began "
improve a. once snf Is nov PERF betty WILL
rieel t % BE- my dIty ior ne good q humanity %
make this ssafsmeut leeiing fhaf maiiclua 10 val
uabie should BE- widely kuoEu.
Trusting you VII gVs thia puhliciys and rePsai-
ing my earnest gfatiiude aad thauau.
lam very respectfully your,
s. 3. g. HENRIQUER,
New York, June ., 'e5. Merchant, Cara'ao, "a.
We Ask
The suffering Millions IN our land 70 Eys ihs
rsmesiy q trial; convinced thsi BY ~ nmeJ lss
many nay - relieved, many cured q DJsPsps.As
Haarttura. sour 5tuuech, Sex headacle, Di.-
ness, Indigestion, Piles, Coauyeness, Billions -
lacks, Liver Complsinfs, hheumaiic Aneeuouss -
Isld TIE Pamphlet % iast Inc1ias y On ea.h Do
ae. and Do uot ne IL usdiclus AEain9i iho aaffr
Of your Physciaa. .H
manuAotured only b TAHaANT 4 Co, 978
grasuEich strsst, New York.
-For Sis ~ ~ tTuEEsia- ms
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BYE AND EAR!
DISEASES Of the Ere and Ear, Nervous sys-
IL ten, and Cancsro1s Tumcrs' treated Hith IN
parallel success By
DR. LEON BRO0KMAN,
AT his NFIRdAR1,
No. s. ChHrsh street, Nashville, Tennessee,

Where he may Be consulted every dsy ron to
Il O'Clock, A, NJ Z 70 pm, and ] % Pm Soa-
situations free.
Ee cures al cursble diseases Of the Eve snd Ear,
and performs al difficult operafiOns 10 Surgery.
he operates for lstarsct without pain, b new
He asEaightsns Gross Eyss IN one mlnrfs. h old
Sc Inserts. vifsoui psn, Artaoiai Eyes Is move
md kppesr zatEral. ~
Dz- Bsoe.A.as cures sose Eyes uish n.1a nedi-
Be treats AInRarosis OF nerVoua t1inrrels With
succss - heretofore unkncHn ..HF
Re cures ever case 81 0ntfhslnia Tsrsi. here
tOfs-s considered lneurahaE b ne Prnlsszion
BE cures discfarEesoi t1e Ear raaeed ~ scsr-
lei Fever. Measles OF othef dseases.f
&c inHgIt = ArsidEisi Ear Ifn7ss- where ne natu-
raj drum (membFsne) has been DESTROYED. uhich
improves the hearing immediately Z
He operates for Artificial Pupil falling 4 IA
| Eve. lid he remedies Al once. Z
de cures the most obstinate forms Of Ophthsi
mia il two % eight weeks
| Diseases Of the Nervous System. VI. ghorsa
I Nsuralgh SOMA niGicultess Nervous Preservation
/ treated successfully.
Dyspepsia and Cancer he treats with a succss.
4 heretofore unknown
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DIRECFORS
OFFICERS.

n coIToy. ofTenn. CT. HEquEzBoUaG, Of NY
| Nm r. EuNrs DELANO Y. SMITH, Of MINI.
! A a SANFORD. A. O. WILLS, Of Mich.
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FruIt ahd Ornamental Trees,

and We womb cal partcular attention to-our STICK
Of APPLE TR EEs5, which IS NE
largest in he South. $3.50.
The experience Of ever Thirty years N the bus-
ness, The vide reputat on OF the old firm, and the
close inspaetol Of every ePerEtlon by the Propne,
Fou theusaeixes. makesa sure gaarsnieei thar as
far as humsn Efforts svRl, our customers VII set
lust what they want.
Parties nom = distance wishing Trees VII pe
furnishes Eiih deHcri ptYe Catalogue and Circular
tree 81 charga, upon application BY Hla1ii IN nieh
difi.ucfiY WrItfen.
oag icllHies COR shipuinE by Rsirosd and Msier,
brngs u NIthin rsach AZ every section Of he
country, and ali orders VII be promptly e1ecu ed,
ifoniy ioT
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A.L
Merchants

From every see60n Of the country come to our
house Eith ths arm eoase.iOn shai they viii ind .
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- o%Rn ssTIIgoTg5y4- g5 Sent. % ,sss

WAsHIssEos, Sept %, 1855.
Hon. Z. c. oabcH, Memphis, Tern.. q
sIR-I have.read carefully your letter in
the Tribane, and agree with you in the sd =
vantsges Of roll and climate which the
SOuthsrn States offer . white Immigrants
4 also fully recipr0Gate your desire that
all in feelings arising from past differences
may be forgotten. Il, therefore, dwell in
this Letter mAinlF On the errors 81 the sOttb-
ern section, it ia not because ] believe the
Rorh fires from completely n thu great
crime, but for the reason that . statement
Of Northern deiinquencies would e0mpli-
cate the subject. Il Is enough that THE
whole country has grieyously siGned and Is
now paying the penalty Let Us all hasten
70 make the necessary atonement and en-
deavOr % repair the wrong. It Is essential
for the prosperity Of our country thst e
speedily as possible the North and South
shoald learn that Injustice TO one section is
fnriry 70 the whole, btcAuse Il retards owl
lization that the denial of civil rlghts'to &
portion Of our citizens strikes 81 the fouhda
ton Of good government, ana that the lefu
sal of q fair compensation to q portion Of on
laboreEs degrades labor everywhere. II
speak an plGlner terms, the refusal Of South
600 eTn lsndholders 10 pay their colored fslloV
citizens q fair price for their labor, becaus
they a-e not wholly 81 white blond, degrade
the labor Of the SOuthcrn t0lite eaen, s,lld pr,
Bents them from acquiring habits Of tsfJ
cad indnSN;H. i'e s-1a-1
Its IN vain, therefore, that you cal Of
the iaborers 10 enter your fields and I'll
your bOuntiful soil, so long as you refus
ust Compensation 10 those you now has
resdy 70 work ior you 81 lair wages !, Beg
at home with theslab0rers yen have arpun
you; call them together and say yoq 81
ready 10 give them the same wages, &
g1r0snpt iizyi md rs tiud treatment for the
skilled labor as you must give 70 the IN
skilled and unacclimated lsb0rer Of th
-l ENorsa, add you Eilffnd they will return
your farms, railroad, and an other emplol
81 ments, requiring manuai laborF = vii
- 1n making tbs siaiemeni I D. not q
pend On the reports Of others. hive en-
ploysd lsbOrers at the South as we'll ns
The North, and have now men and Weme
ID both sections 81 the country at work
me, not Of one class only, but all clsss'
skilled and unskiiled, native and foreil
q AaheF5Gad tel you from experiences th
II he e bred nah iRbors e web Is any "a
lsf lih The porld. a4LEl t.tbEst
Let me give you some Of my eEperleu
IN the colOfed labor the South. In Marc
1858, hired two cotton farms in Murire'
boroiY Tenn, lt1e same state 10 which y
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A Filtration and its Resulfs---The
QuaTeis Of Two Wives---A Erail
and a Jealous One---A Falthless
Hnahand...R hH Doison. -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-10-20
Lying.

The Manitowoc Tribune, in its issue OF
yesterday says:
Hon. Joseph Villas, Jr.. was presented
BY bis friends for Assemblyman of the 81
District, but it was known he favored the
Uarbor, and consequently was "smoked "
out by man who didn't"
In The first place Mr., Villas was not a
candidate before the Convention. nor was
his name urged, for if such had been the
case there is no doubt he would have
received the votes of Delegates, Including
that Of Mr.. SMOKE, the nominee. ln the
second place there was no issue on the
harbor question, and was not thought OF
by the delegates. But why does the
Tribune come in now as the champion Of
harbor improvements |. has for the
pas. year been entirely silent on the SUBJ
ject, not even making any comments on the
laws passed last winter authorizing the
people to aid the improvements of our
barbor. II has not spoken in favor of or
in opposition to those laws; has recon
mended no kind Of action on the part of
the people of the village or county looking
TO or even squirting at harbor improve
ments. Has the Tribune considered this
question OF no practical importance to the
people, and only to be brought up on the
eve of elections and used only for election
eering purposes, and to be dropped after
elections. We have placed the matter
above mere politics, and as concerning
all, and to be treated without reference to
party, ard have urged actiou-action-on
the part of our people and the village au>
thorlt;es. The Tribune, II it wants a
halbor, had better let Mr., SMOKE alone,
and pitch into tie village Trustees who
have vetoed all action by our people Il
the four trustees who said the people
should not take vote on the question OF
aiding the hai boz improvements, and the
Tribune editor who backs them, could
have been placed as Juoys out in the bay
during the past storm, they wonId have
been served right! SMOKE opposed to
our making a good harbor at Manitowoc
eh ? you miserable, lying, hypocrilicaI
hnavssl You are for harbor, are you
SO is the devil in for holy wate-.
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Loye for the Soldiers.

The Tribune sheds an abundance of
crocodile tears over the fact that the
democratic Convention of the l4ih inst.
did not place in nomination for Clerk of
the Court and School Superintendent, the
names of returned soldiers The soldiers
asked for none Of these Offices for any Of
their brave comrades, and recognize the
nominees as their friends, and will despise
all such attempts to wean them from their
allegiance to the true principles Of govern
ment, or to drive them into the support
of negro suffrage and negro equality.
They have the courage to face the enc
mics Of the white mans government
whether it require. bullets or. ballots.
These soldiers are made of sterner material
than the softs of the Tribune clique sup
pose, and know and can appreciate true
friendship. Why did not this same clique
who have held the Offices for the past
four years under the general government
give way for the appointment OF some o.!
these returned soldiers! Did they do it ?
No. They had the opportunity to sur
render fat places, but did not dc so Out
upon such hypocrites.
Our Senator and Members Of Assembly
voted at the last session, for all measures
for the relief of soldiers and soldiers,
families, and for the allowance Of Just
claims against the state for services rem
dered or money expended, but were ae-
feated by Republicans. Our Senate han
received the thanks Of many officers and
soldiers for the stand he took in their be
half, and he will pursue the same course
in the coming session, and will be backed
by the nominees of the Democracy.