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Special .VOfices.
To Owners OF Horses.

thousands OF horses die yearly from the collie This
need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse LiniInent
VIII positively cure every case if given when first
taken The cost is only dollar. Every owner of
horse should have bottle in his stable ready for
use Is Warranted suPerioe to anything else for the
cuoe of Cuts. Wind Calls, SwelIings, Sore Throat,
Sprains, Bruises Old Sores, &c. This Liniment is
new remedy. 1t has been ascd and, approved of for
20 years by the first horsemen in the country. Given
10 an over-driven horse, it acts like magic. Orders
are constantly received from the racing stables of
England for it, The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, Of
troting fame used it for years and said that if is far
superior to any other that lac hrs tried Recolleet
Dr. Tobias Venetion Horse Eminent is put up in pint
bottles. Take other. Sold by the Druggists and
saddlers- Depot 56 Cortlandt Street, New York.
1+-1y-dcc25-1rn
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IMPORTATION:

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head beardless face also
a recipe for the removal of Pimpes Blotches Erup-
tions, etc the skin, leaving the same SOFT clear
and beautiful be obtained without charge by adj
dressing THOS. +. CHAPMAN Chemist
Ayr S23 Broadway New York
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\ iovial fat. friend Of ours who semi-oc-
casi0nally drops INTO the SanctGm Is a.
ways brim full and running over with
stories, and from whom we propose to
j,:ci. without giving him an opportunity
to obtain writ 81 quo jC0T. auto relates
she following!
Jones was or believed he was near his
Death, ga,i the doctor calling, he had a
i.,nL ard earn - conversation with him
about has chances Of life why, man
SAID the physician You are likely TO die
any hour" Iou have been living for
the last a.toeu years without constitution
lungs gone liver disease, and all that sort
Of things.
You don't meanto say. replied Jones
questioningiv chat man canlive tor III
teen years without constitution p
Yes | do retortci the doctor 'sand
you are an example, "
''Then doctor, and bright smile illu-
minated the pailid lace OF the doomed
man then doctor I'll 90 it ten years
more on the bylaws, and he did.
s-sazzszzz-z-7z-==
..sg-ysrs lDSss-- sIsnitowoc County Circuit Court
- Gerhard Fusslnick Plaintiff, against Carl Writ
Defendant. summons, FOR Rel Ell Com. not served
Tine State Of Wisconsin, TO the above named defen-
dant.
Sir: You are hereby Summoned and required tic
answer the complaint in this action of which a copy
VIII b5 i!e 10 tRe Office % the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court ia ssii County agd serve copy of your answer
on Il my Office IA She y a2e and County Of Man
5owoc, ~ .ScauSu, within twenty days alter the
vice hereof. exclusive of the dtv Of such service and
If You fail u answer the complaint aforesaid, the
va uti VIII apply to She Court for the relief demand
Ell in the compliant.
Dated. NdrcH tli. 4 D. 1865
CHARLES II. WALKER, Plaintiffs Atty.
The complaint in this action flied in the Office
of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of said County of
AIlaitowoe tue first day OF April, 1858.
5o-6t CHARLES H. WALK Err, Plaintiffs Atty.
GtE7E75 orSS-Nanjtowoc County Circuit Court.
- Peter ?. Fussjniel Plaintiff against Carl Writ,
defendant. Summans.-fov re!isf-Com. not served.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named defend
ant
Sir: You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action of which copy
viii he lied in the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court ina said County and serve copy of your answer
my Office IN the Village and County of Mani
tovoc Wisconsin, within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof exclusive Of the day of such service; and
if YOU fail to the complaint aforesaid, the
plaintiff VIII apply the Court for the relief demand
ed IN the complaint.
Dated March sd A. D. 1868.
CHARLES II. WALKER Plaintiffs Atty.
OF the Clerk OF the Circait Court of said comfy of
hanitowoc the first day Of April lS6s.
CHARLES Ii. WALKER, Plaintiffs Atty.
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UMPIRE Sewing FEAcHazsse eoEnTssEsy.
Il SALESRO0M, GIG BROADWAY, y. Y.

Nc. Family Machine. This Machine has straight
needle, perpendicular action makes the Lock or
Schultz Stitch, which will neither rip nor rave and
is alike on both Sides performs perfect sewing on
every description of material with cotton, linen or
silk thread.
Hens, FSy1s Binds. Brotds 7tc1s Quits, Ptrjts.
and Gathers As Family Machine it has no superior
Price with Hemmer and Braider. SEQ
Particular attention is called to New Improved
Manufacturing Machines. They run light and are
comparatively noisees, simple, durable, efficient.
For cloth or leather work they have competitors.
No Machine, with Hemmer and Braider, S15. No.
Machine $50. no. Agents wanted to whom liberal
discout will be given. Al BIN
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OSBORN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
1919 s5leecker street. NY.

Et:5 E5Fcecker Ntreet, n. Y.
''OSB0BN" BIRD AND ANIMAL CAGES
Manufactured solely by this Company at Bridgeport
Conn. under Letters Patent OF the United States.
These cages are of great variety CT styles and
finish and include
Canary. Parrot MocHing Bird Squirrel, &C.. &c.
They finished in a superior manner; no paint
OF any descripton-which is fatal Birss and
Administering used in their construction. They are
Nermin Proof. Bird Fanciers viii appreciate these
points Of excellence, TO be foGnd in other Cages.
Thev received the highest premium at the American
Institute and New York State Fairs Of 1867.
Liberal discount to the Trade. Send for Circular
ard Price List. 47-4m
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They are made ct cur new and spacious Fac
tory al bridgeport, Conn, under the immedi-
ate SUPERVISION If the President of the Com
papy, ELIAS HOWE, Jr., the original inven-
ter Of tie Sewing Machine, whose inveBtio,
is the foundation Of, and covers all Sewing
Machines.
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IDEAFN ESS

DLA T. N lLNC0
Noise in the Head Discharges from the ear Ca5arrh
Fits Asthma, Rheumatism, Ne,sural sa AID removes
Cancers
REFERENCES.
DR.. D J. Easton of Manitowoc Wis, has the jetest
and best treatment koar, for all Diseases of the Eye
and Ear. He is also successful Physician and Sur
geon and advise all who have diseases OF these
gans, to apply to him and be healed. Signed
II. C. THOMPSON N. D.
Oculst and Aurist, No GIG West Washington Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
s P Burdick ~ d. New York City.
A. r. Morgan, VI. D. Syracuse, y. Y
j. S. Douglass NJ ID. Milwaukee Wis.
). j. PearsaIl NJ D. Saratoga Springs n. Y
n S. St Sure NJ D. Sheboygan
H. L. Ziely VI. D. ManitoSoc, Wis
c. c. Croker VI. d. Two Rivers. Wis.
Miss Z. Carey Of Schuylerve, y. y. cured Of deaf
ness, 10 years standing. in 1852
Cured Enocl Ercllson's child years old of ulcer
of eyeba1l June 1867.
Cured r. r. Anderson of Manitowoc, of inflammation
of eyes, July, 1867.
Cured Mrs NJ. Burns of Meme of Blindness of three
months, spring 1862
Miss II. Gleason Milton. Saratoga county N Y
Strengthened Cross-cyes, 1856.
Mr.. Herdena, kossuth, Manitowoc cocnty, cured of
graduated eyelids, 1861.
MIR. Dsno Of Manitowoc, cured of inflammation OF
the eyes 1861
Cured Q. b. Shove of granulated eyelids in 1880.
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael Nc
Carly of Kossuth, M0nitowoc county, 1864, July 1st
1861 remains well.
Gate of Manitowoc) ofTaahassa Florida in February
SCI.
Cured L. Winters Of Gibson, Manitowoc cornty. of
Fits (of years standing) in 1850 July 1s 1861 emans
cured
to- Call on DIR. EASTON of AIanitowoc Wis, whom
you consult free and he xii give you candid
opilioa when cure is or IS not possible 1413
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Loss Of time and expense in sending to
machine shop rarely occurs.
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WASHINGTON.

.H-ag Ets E.t ~. 5aast ~
WAsHINeToN, Sept. ga negro wo-
man named Shurman was held for trial
to day on charge OF passing money
stolen from the Treasury Department
by her husband. ftst9
WAsHIHGToN, September 6.-Omcial
notice is given by the State Department
that the Spanish authorities of the Is
land of Cuba have adopted new reeula-
.tions, requiring all passengers arriving
at ports of that Island to present the
authorities ofhcia1 passports, properly
vised by the Spanish Consul at ports
of their departure. They will not be
permitted TO land without compliance
with these special conditions, which in
many cases will be found very incon-
venient and in others impossible. News
has also been received at the Depart-
ment that the papers purportiug to be
passports issued by the Mayor of New
orleans and vised by the Spanish Con-
sui there are rejected under the before
mentioned regulation. Notice has also
been received that persons residing in
the United States sea ports, who call
themselves passport agents, are In the
habit of giving certificates, in which it
is stated that they have applied to the
Department of State for passports and
that those certificates, being vised by
the Spanish Consul, are presented as
passports in Cuban ports and are reject
ed under the same regulation before
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-Pinchback,
the mulatto recently installed in Mr..
Jewels place, as Senator from the I'd
District, New Orleans Parish, yesterday
in the Senate rising to a question OF
privilege, in reply to certain newspa-
per paragraphs concerning him, after
charging the people of this city with
numbering and manifeating growing
disposition to murder men for political
opinion and the color of their skin, ut
tered the following: ST want them to
learn, and want to tell them that they
have nearly reached the end of their
string, and the next outrage of the kind
which they commit will be the signal
for the dawn OF retribntioniof which
they have not dreamed-a signal that
viii cause ten thousand torches to be
applied to this city, for patience Will
then have ceased TO be virtue, and
this city will be reduced to ashes ~ He
was then called to order, but proceeded
with his speech and reiterated bis
threats, adding notification to the
Democratic party that they (fhe me-
groes) propose TO take the matter Into
their own hands in the future, and pro-
posesto have peace If they have to CON
quer peace. - -
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NEW YoRK, September 5.-The stea-
mer Ocean Queen brings Panama dates
to the 2Sth and $50. .756 in treasure.
The Cacos Island gold hunting expe-
dition, which left there Hast June, had
returned unsuccessful.
Another attempt at revolution in
Chirique had been made but was
quelled. eal1 = 5-EltAJ
There were several shocks of an
in Peru. Damage not
learned. but supposed great. No liyss
lost. .f,.=5..E-s- i.
President Baltre was installed and
Congress assembled.
Chilli by the excessive rains. Many
lives lost L.-altl.Lil ~. l.--a3EL l...I.
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GENERAL nER's REPLY.
Wn1rH sUIrHUR spR1Nas, W Va,

v
August %.
"GRNBRAL-I have had the honor to
receive your letter of this date, and in
accordance with your suggestion have
conferred with a number Of gentlemen
from the South in whose Judgment
have conf1ded and who are acquainted
with the public sentiment of their re-
spectiveStatts. They have Kindly con-
sented to unite with me in replying to
your communication, and their names
will be found, with my own. appended
to this answer go l.5si 8 - ~ Is
s'Yyith thisiexplanation ne proceed to
give to you, according to your request,
a statement of what we believe 70 be
the aentiment Of the Sonthern people in
regard to the subject to which you re-
fer. - ssa
g. as far as We are advised, the people
Of The South entertain no unfriendly y
feeling toward the Government of the
United States, but they complain that
their rights under the Constitution are
withheld from them in the administra-
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ClnefnnRfI.

SRPrEafBER 5.-FLoUR = Firm but
quiet; family 50 50a9 20.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 93a2 90.
Corn-Advanced TO 81 GOAL O3, owing
to light supply and a demand from dis
tfIIeTs. Oafs-SteadY at 55c. Rye
Firm at 3Sa40c.
COTToN-Dull at 2oc, =
ToBACCo-Unchanged and quiet.
WHIsKY-Dul at 81 20 in bond.
Mess Pork-Qutet and
firm at S29. Bulk Meats-Held firmly.
al 12J<ai4llc, hut no demands iBacon-
Firm bnf duiet at 135<a171 70 for should
efs and clear sides. Sugar Cured Hams
.-Duu At 20a2Ic. Eard-Iarge demand,
with sales Of ], 500 tierces at 161<a165zc;
J SuaAR-Dull at 13a15< for raw and
16ai61< for hard refined.
GoFFRE-Firm at 21a26c. tti=t sts.l
BUrTER-In demand ut 33a37cs
OIIas-Linseed-DuH at 81 15a1 16,
at $50 for refined.
GoLD-I441< buying. ts 'ail
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.arent senll Rnee.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. GA great
SOUL race for the Championship OF
America and a purse of g, 600, between
Walter Brown, of Portland, and Henry
Cutler, of this city. takes place on
Wednesday, afternoon. Brown arrived
here at at noon to-day. Hammfll has
challenged the winning man to row
within two Wseks from the race.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aAlslkETs BY TELEaKAFu.
NEW YORK, Sept. o. 1868.
REGULAR REPORT.

CorroN-Dull and a shade lower;
sales 600 bales at 291fc for middling up
lands. ifs 80
tied; winter wheat brands dull and de-
clining; spring scarce at full prices.
: GRAiN-Wheat-Qui and very firm
for spring, and dull and heavy for win
ter. Rye-Dull and heavy at 81 4Ia1 55
for western. Oats-Quiet and steady /;
old at Sic in store. and $50 afloat, but
dull and heavy for new at 68a70c at the
RAILROAD depot, and 71aT2 adoat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q and steady
at S2S 80 for mess cash and regular.
Beef-Steady and in limited demand.
Cut Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Ba-
icon-Quiet and firm with a limited
supply, Lard-Firm at 107<a20c for
fair to prime steam.
Eaas-25a26c, A4 't1t
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MAssAOHUsETTs.

BosroN, Sept. 5.ZFrank Leslie. of
New York, has sued the proprietors OF
damage In $2O,O 600. The obnoxious
stated that Leslie had ar
rived at Richfeld Springs with a lady
and two fast horses, and 1t is asserted
by the prosecutor that the paragraph
inLimated Improper relations beteen the
lady and himself.
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COnNRCTICUE.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 5.2There were
no races at the fair yesterday on acconnt
of rain. The annual address was de-
livered in the fair building by Cover
nor English. 1 aF
HARTFORD, Sept. 5.-The City Cow
ernment voted yesterday to attend the
funeral of Ex-Governor Seymour on
Monday. n; ~ - 5s .fsa silt..sa 81
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 5.-Ths Re-
publican Congressional ConventionS
Thursday, resulted In q split two can
didates being put in the field, -Donnel-
lyand Hubbard. Unless n acomppomlse
Is effected, BietEer, the Democratic
nominee, win. be elected.
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Verraoiit IsIectIon.

BURI1NaToN, VI, Sept. Complete
returns from all but six town give
Pages majority 25,774. The six towns
not heard from gave two hundred Re
publican majority last year, therefore
q OO0 =
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% PENNSYLVANIA

PHInADELPHIA, September 4 "A wo.
man named Smith was shot and serf-
ously wounded this afternoon by the
city, to whom the lady was to besmar-
rfed in few days. The young man
escaped. The woman was taken to the
hospital, where she lies in q critical
condition.
Two women were run over and killed
yesterday, by the Reading railroad
train near this city,
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u1g DRY GOODS.


SEPTEMBER 5.-Market steady and
trade unusually good, but at the close
weak. 1t is now evident that prices for
the present have touched the lowest
point and confidence appears to be fully
established. Buyers consequently take.
hold with more alacrity, especially OF
swooIen goods. Cotton fabrics, too, begin
,to'sen more freely. las4l is
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RiVer and. yVaaIher.

PITTsBURa, Sept. 5.-River three feet
10 inchess rising. Weather warm and
clear, mercury 7se. 80 -,
CINCINNATI, o. Sept. 5-Weather
clear, Thermometer 74o. /.
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RTyRRs1DE, II. j., Sept. 5.-Regina
Natheas and Mary Mafheas, aged Y
and 15 years, respectively, died tnis
morning from burns caused py "a Lne e4- >.
,plosion of fluid lamp, while MI MI u
on Thursday evening.
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MoNEY-AFarket unchanged. Ex-
change-Steady at 1-10 discount buying
chicago.

MoNRx-Afarket unchanged. Ex-
change-Steady at 1-10discount buying
and par selling. "a ssas5 .5fa \ sal
chicago.
SEPTEMBER .-FLoUR-NarlEetW with
out decided change and demand limit
ed sales spring extras S75Oa7 80, and
spring superior $ 721&a6T2.
GRAEN-Wheat=Int fair milling and
speculative demand with slight de-
cline; sales No 2 spring 81 coal 6li clos
ing at 81 Goal 601z for no i; sold at 81 Go
aI6Ss after change market steady Al
S1601z for no Corn-SSnlet ana n9,Ia N
demand and less active prices; 1a1l4c
lower; sales of white at 97a99cs No 96A
a971<c; closing at 967< <ae7, during the al
ternoon sales were made at &za9z4c'
OaIs-Moderatelya active but unsettleu;
salesat 5l3<a521zcfor No and 2; clos
demand with decline OF l1<a2c; clos
ing with sellers at SI23k. Barley-In-
active and in speculative, demand at
anadvance Of 231aSc; closing at 81 S61S
ta167. ns .s..i., .t.I,.I 1.7s
SEPTEMBER R5.-FLoUR-Dnll.
N-Wheat-White steady amr
ber and spring lower; white wabash
$3.50; white Michigan 81 131z; amber
S2OS1z; No. spriuS$1 7S; No: do u 6Sa
j 81: amber, seller Sept. 81 OSHa2 OS1z.
Corn-Dun and held at 81 031z for No. i.
0ata-Shade lower, No j. .blc. hyel1
Steady, No. 81 so; Michigan 81 SOs No,.2
81 25. is7i - - g .5'as 80 ~ -
SEPTEMBER 5.-FLoUR-Unchan
with some inquiry for low grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Op Opened 1rmer but
closed heavy and unchanged. Corn
Small sales at soc; no demand. Oats
Unchanged at 5Sa56c. Rye-Better ht
81 16aI 20. Barley-Firmerat at 81 SOa2 %
for spring.
PRoVIsToNs-Unch with a fair
order demand. Pork-$29a29 25. Bacon
Shoulders 133<a1s1Ic; clear sides
17Zc. Lard -1S1<a1SAc.
WHIsRY-SI %. SSH tztis-s-i
RufKaIo.
BUFFALO, Sept. 5.-Market generally
stagnant and nominal.
GRAIN-wheat-S2 90; Chicago 81 so.
Corn-New Western 81 20. oats-631
; FREIGHIs-Unchanged.
milwaukee,.
M1IwAqKEE, Sept. 5,-Flonr-Dull:
Choice MINI. 50 90.
GRAINEWheat-steady at 81 20 for
No. in store. II -,zli ,.78 5zss sa
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g1sfal MONEY AND STOCKS
9orn-ITha mnrIrat gained latre


GoLD-The market gained strength
as the day advanced, and the price rose
to 1445S, owing, in part TO the kilograms
from washington to the effect that
federal troops had been sent to KEN
tucky! to protect the courts; and also
that there was an increased probability
of o September session of Congress.
Afterwards the price reacted to I4Iss, ut
which quotation the market closed.
GOVERNMENT SToORs-Dun and
generally steady; coupons '8l, 114a1141<;
do 1872, 1I31<a1135S; do 764, 109I I<aI095S /; do
'65, 1IINa1l17s; do new 1085sa10sz; do
'67. 10s7sal0s99<; do '6s. 1883 7<al9s1s 10-40s
1O4zsa1O4sS. .4.E.lzisss g.
The Union Pacific Railroad, at a reg
ular meeting oftte Board of Directors,
this week, Il wassvoted that three mill
lion dollars of first mortgage bonds be
laid aside in trust, as q pledge, to be
spent on culvert and bridges, DC, of
already accepted parts of the road. The
directors agreed upon q contract with
structure and snbstruction of an iron
bridge over the missouri Rive, between
Omaha and Council Bluffs. This
bridge is to cost a million and q half
dollars, and probably two millions
with the approaches on the Council
Bluffs side. All the roads centering at
Council Bluffs are to cross over it at
Rock IslOnd, Ceder Rapids, and other
roads. - I-,5.,
sTocKs45-sO prices: Pacific Mail IO2
a103; Western Union Telegraph SKA
341<; New York Central 1259Sa1257<;
Erie 461<a4655SS; preferred do 69a70; Ohio
q Mississippi 29I<a2914; Wabash 5S7sa
'531<; Michigan Central uSa1l9i Mieht-
gan Southern S51Sa651<; Toledo 1o25<a
l021<; Rock Island 1O25sa102Ni ) Fort
Wayne 10S1za10SN; Cincinnati Colum-
bus and Indianapolis so.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo q
Co. 25Na265k; American 46a47; Adams
50J<a5I; United StateS 471<a4S; Mer-
chants Union 241za25.
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: F(,ssv y,Er.sT,. FLA. Sept. San appli-
cation to fheiU. 81 District Court for a
writ Of habeas eorpIls on sbehalf OF DR.
Mudd. .EArnold and Spangters confined
at the Dry Tortugas prison. has eoeen'
refused. : 800 sls II IL sr
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE

Tne LaIe Conference al tne VIrsinIa
ig Springs.
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sIaie of .PnbIIc Feeling at the south
Toward the Governments and the
Negroes. ~
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Troy, MY, Sept. The pedestrian
match IN Runnsackler Park has been
postponed till Tuesday.
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Guahins Letter from Gen. KoseeFans.
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Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican State Central Com
mittee announce the following list of Union
meetings, which Will be addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men are
reouested to see thnt full notice Is given OF
The meetings IN their county and that
proper accommodarlonA for Speakers and
. oudfanCa are nTOVided.
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i M1LwAuKEE. Sept. 5.-Tlonr-Dull:
Choice MINI. 50 90.
-wheat-steady at 81 20 for q
No. L in store. U- . -.szi s,s7a 5z9f i5a
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gasIness Garas.
SEWING MACHINFs.

GRoyER q BAKER SEWING MA
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-02-27

A son of the Granite State went
down to the city of Memphis to seek
his fortune. lie found instead diar.
rhea, which gradually saps life in a
chronic form.
1t was with this that poor Jim Bag
ley was picked up. And month after
month it tugged until at length he was
but the outline of his former self, q
perfect skeleton.
A worthy minister saw the poor fel-
low and seeing that the king of terrors
had spotted him, determined to call on
him and offer spiritual consolation.
He brOached the important subject
somewhat thus:
"My dear Mr. Bagley, in view of
your relations with this life, how do
you ieel!"
'D-n SICK" was the prompt reply.
"Don't swear, my poor friend" said
the parson, "and then let me ask yOuif
you ever think of your latter end"
Lord" said Bagley, 81 haint
thought of nethin' else for the last
three months"
"Not, lam afraid, in the right way,
Mr.. Bagley. beg you pause and re-
fleet. 1t is time you began to wrestlo
with the Lord"
The sick man looked down at his
miserable poker legs, extended before
him, and with an expression of amaze
ment in his countenance exclaimed:
''Rastle with the Lord what, with
them ere legs7 ?" pointing ts his own.
"Why, parson, he'd flip me to h-ll the
very first pass"
The parson gave him up as hard
ened sinner.