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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-05

A ride in the country is pleasant at
all seasons of the year. but when the sun
shines brightly and your horse with free
and easy gait steps lightly over the
ground, and the falling leaves with noise
less motion slowly settle down to the
earth, it is especially So We had occa-
sion few days since to visit the north
ern part o. the county and were agreea-
bly, surprised to fnd so many evidences
Of thrift and improvement New houses
have been built in every direction, land
cleared up, fenced and broken and in
many places where but short time
stree there was only bowling wilder
ness, now neat little white farm houses
greet the eye of the traveller, and give
evidence of true progress. Any one who
will make the circuit of this county and
not be satisfied of its rapid, material adj
vancement can know but little as to what
Is required to constitute a flourishng
neighborhood. At the present rate our
County will have SO, 900 inhabitants in
SIDE of five years. So mote it be-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-05
OUR MAN AROUT TOWN.

The great struggle is over! Poly Ticks
has petered out and quiet reigns in War
saw" Or Mon is decidedly glad of it.
He has had to keep his mouth shut ow
ing to the want OF space. Poly has had
the preference, which is evidence of-the
favor shown to the other sex. But Poly
IS now defunct, died, dead, gone up Salt
creek, and Richard is himself again.
Indian Summer, with its hazy
ouiet DAYS has visited u.s. Such days are
pleasant, though they often call up sad
reflections of days and friends, far back
in the nast....: Mr.. Mahoney's new
store is progressing. 1t will be remem-
bered he bought the residence formerly
owned by Mr. Fellows. This he has had
raised about twelve feet above the side
walk and brick wall put under it. He
will probably occupy it before long. ........
The Sheboygan Times says ave conf
IDENTITY expect to ride into Fond du Lac
by rail from Sheboygan next Christmas. )"
All right, ride !.......A business firm in
neighboring town advertise ARTICLES for
the comfort of the outer and inner
man and among these is mentioned the
''Grecian bend They should haye
added, and discomfort of women. IA
never failing remedy for dyspepsia-two
quarts of saw dust extracted from your
wood pile every morning before break
fast. .......it is a little strange what a
convenient place Two River point is on
which to strand vessel; but now we
think Of it, only well insured vessels ever
go on there Two vessels went ashore
at Shehoygan few days ago and one
went TO pieces ......... Truman is grinding
good -four at his mills 49,. The weather
we had last week was enough to make
4 preacher swear" cold windy and wet.
Lake Michigan could hardly contain itself.
In fact it did boil over in some places.
.........There has been more work done in
this county by politicians this fall than
ever before. We hope they get their pay
.......Lyon & Co. have extra A No
-four and all kinds of feed, and as they
have mill of their own they sell at low
prices. .......-. Talk of having good time
in Manitowocl if you do you must carry
II in your pocket, for all the whistles
blow half an hour ahead and all the
clocks come ticking along after just as it
happens. We want and must have
Toaa Clock.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-05
II DISTRICT
5la 52e 534
III DISTRICT.

ASSEMBLY SUPERVISOR.
tebes. Smoke. Kos We
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-05
IDISTRICT.

ASSEMBLY. SUPERVISOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13
The ELECTIONS TO- DAY.

The politicians have put in their s. Last
WORDS 10 Voters" the PROFESSIONS, parades,
and speech makings are over, and to-day the
soverelgns are engaged with the real work of
the campaign. Our special kilograms come in
thick from all quarters, and TO them we refer
our readers, as the latest and most reliable IN
formstion to be obtained from the respective
STATE battle fields.
In Pennsylvania both sides appear to be con-
fident. WeTncline 10 the belief that the vote
may be so close in tins State that IL NAV take
some days 10 get definite results. There are
sixty-six Counties in Pennsylvania, with a
voting population of 65O,O00. Neither party
claims majority of more than 10000 or l5,00J
hence Il will be seen that il may be requisite
10 get the returns from the last town in the
last county in the State before II is known
positively '.who is Governor" Last year
when the vote was close in Penn sylvania it
was SIX days before the result was ascertalned
positively; and during that time the Repu bill
cans ard Democrats alternately claimed the
State. 1t looks now as n the Republicans Will
carry the STATE, and the Democrats gain two
or three members OF Congress. Pennsylvania
Is now represented IN Congress by eighteen
Republicans and six Democrats.
Dispatches to-day from well informed par
ties in Ohio say that State will go Republican
by not less than 2a,Coo majority, yet the Repub-
hcans viii, IN al probability lose some men,
bers OF Congress there.
Dispatches from Democratic sources in Indi-
ana claim that State for the Democrats. Other
dispatches from Republican source, clam that
if will 90 Republican, but nothing has been re-
Ceived in regard 10 the voting to-day to show
that the claims on either side in that State are
anything more than guess work.
BY eight or nine o'clock tonight dispatches
VIII begin TO come in from different States,
wing some definite data for calculations. We
have taken measures 70 procure very full and
reliable kilograms North and West, and they
will b. given out from the STAR Office tonight
rs received. for the information of the public
by midnight we shall undoubtedly be able to
give pretty good guess who is TO be President
for the next four years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

WALLS OPERA HoUsE.-We are glad TO see
this comfortable thsatsr filed every evening
with the families Of our most prominent eiti-
zens. The drama OF s.Uncle Toms Ccbin'' is
being performed there in capital style. and our
readers should remem Der this is the last week
they Will have an opportunity OF seeing it
he matinee on Saturday last was a great sue
cess and will be repeated next Saturday. We
trust that the excellent company now engaged
IT Walls will produce Foul Play" during
their stay n thIs city. there is great an Ne:y
10 See that play, which is one Of the great SEN
satiors Of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CON
PANN.

The prOprietors of the STAR have to-day
aVailed themselves of the charter granted by
the last Congress, Incorporating the EVEN
ING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, and
Organized under its provisions by selecting The
following officers:
President-SAMUEL H KAUFFMASS. -'-
Vice President--GK oRsK w. ADAMS.
sscretary-CRosBY :. MOVES.
Observation-Disclosures b. BAKER.
Directors-S. II. KAUFMAN, ALEX. X.
SHXfHEEp, G EoRGE ". ADAMS, q. ). MOVES,
G.. X BAKER
THIS organization IN wolves no change in the
ownership OF conduct OF the paper.
The management Of the STAR take this OPP
pOrtuni,y TO express their sincere thanks to
The public for its generous support and will
spare 10 effort 10 deserve a continuance Of this
appreciation and confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

To-day elections Will be held in Penasyiva-
ma ONO, Indiana, and Nebraska. Members
OF Congress are to be chosen in each. and in
addition a Governor is to be elected in Indians
ard NEBRASKA Pennsylvania votes not oaly
for Congressmen and members Of the Legisla-
ture, but also for Auditor General and Sur
veyor General, by general ticket We subioin
sone statistics of former elections, which will
be useful for reference.
PENNSYLVANIA.
In IsS4 the majority m this STATE for MT.
Lincoln. for President was 2n.os5: In 1854 Mr..
Geary, Republican, for Governor, had 1T,I7e
msjofity, but in 1867 Mr.. Shars wood, Demo-
cratic and Conservative, for Judge, carried the
State by the small majority of 9z2. The toll
lowing were the maJorities in each county in
I-66 and 1867
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

Governor Wells, Of Virginia, in reply 10
letter Of inquiry as to the payment of the inter-
est due on the debt of the State, expresses the
opinion that the interest due next January Will
be promptly paid, but that the past.due in ter
est viii not be paid unless a new tax lewis
made OF which there is little prospect. In the
absence of any action by the Legislature the
levy can only be ordered by Gen Stonemap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

The p. Z National Convention In New York
had an animated session Yesterday. Judge
CoEyns ham, of Pa. offered 8 series of resolu-
tons with a view OF putting to an end 10 ritua-
liztic practices IN the Church. The proposed
canon Will be found elsewhere In our columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

In the Episcopal Convention IN New York
yesterday consent was given for the erection
Of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, east of the
chesapeake Bay and the Susquehanna, INTO a
sepera1e III Geese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

From Blanchard IL Mohun we have "Jaeob
Faithful of the handsomely printed cheap
edition Of Maryatt's novels, published BY d.
Appleton Co., New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

NEW BOOKS
PHILIP SOLOM MONS
LOEGFELLOW'S NEW POEM, The New Eng.
SMOKING AND DRINKING, BY Parton 1 90
SPEECHES ON QUESTIONS OF PUBLIC
POLICY. By John Bright. N = vol IL Oh
THE ATLANTIC ALMANAC, for 1859 - 20
APPLETON's ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC
THE MfsCELLANEUTS PROSE WKfT. .
IEGS OF LORD BULwER, vols - 3 20
ERlBNDL1 COUNSEL FOR GIRLS. 50
THE WHITE GAUNTLET. By MAyna Reid Us
a BOYS TRIP ACROSS THE PLAINS. I25
INGLE NOOK, A Story for Children ...... i %
LITTLE WOMAN. By Miss Alcott. so
THE TIM BUEKER PAPERS: or Yankee
Farming. By Timothy Bunker. Fsq.,.. / 50
SHORT STORIES FOR SPARE MOMENTS ~
How TO ADORN AROUSE WITH SMALL
MEANS, BY Mrs. Warren.................. 30
All the new Publications can be found on
PHILIP & sOLOMON'S
New Book Table"
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN Ninth AND TENTH STREETS.
ocl2 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

Blanchard & Mohun sends a copy of the Ap-
Tjetoa'S illustrated Almanac for 1869. A superb
Iy got up annual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

From J. ShIlhngton- Odeon Building, we
have Madame democrats AoRLaly Tor Novem-
her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

From Hudson Taylor we have Harpsr's Ba sor
for October 9th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

"Two attempts were made last week TO
burn the White Sulphur Springs, Virginia,
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13
=. J. MAJ q cos
LYONS SILK DEPOT,
.sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 9Th and leih streets.

Goss BLACK GRos GRAIN SILK q. o..
EIceilsnt quality DO at 80 25 And - SO.
Splendid quality do, So. 80 rs, and $3.50.
BoAHETs CELEBRATED BLACK CACa.
MERE SILK, at 81, SO, and %.
BLACK LINING SILKS at Las and q SO.
LYONS CoLORED SILKS,
in new and exquisite colors At 81, 81 Is, 81 80,
S3, t3.25, and S. so per yard.
WHITE AMI COLORED MORE ANTIQUES.
BLACK AND OOLORED sATINS.
PURE SILK VELVET, Of Ponsoas make, 1.-THE
best manufacturer in Lyons, st e1e, sis
and $40.
- ONE PRICE ONLY. n i
- Our Coed. are ticssted, and on the ticket
will be found, marked in PLAIN FIGURES, THE
VERY LOWEST Cash PRICE. The Statesmen
will not be permitted to sell any article for more
or less than it is marked. ... - i
ocl3 STIFF J. J. MAYA co.
NEW DREss GOODS JUST RECEIvED
We have Just received from Nes FORK aud Phil
sdelphis auction sales sn elegant assortment Of
FRENCH GOODS,
at very lew prices; and as the styles ere all new
anu koous 81 pertOr Gusl1ty. We fhinK ladies
IN want OF such goods should not fsl to look
thf oush our STOCK before msking their purchase
IS We are anxious TO cut r. down previou, 10 mo-
wing, and have some good bargains TO offer.
All goods mar ked Ia % ain figures at the lowest
market prices. No deviation allowed
oC - cost ". NJ. SHUSrER & BIO
nELY ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE-DR
~ NELPAUS GOLDEN TINCTURE for female
irregularities and diseases A never failing RENE
dy to restore the catamenial evacuation. power
never known in any ether medicine. Each bottle
hes the coat OF arms OF the city of Paris stamped
on them. n. They sh iuld never be taken by
females during pregnancy. as they would be sure
to cause miscarriage. Once 179 south b street
between 9Th and 10th, Island. &C l3-3ts
DIAN0S, HARPs. ORGANS, ac .for<
Re mt by day, week, month, year STI
at low rates. issyBf
JOHNF ELLIS.
800 Pennsyl vania avenue,
&C 1877 Near Tenth street.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGIoS, ID. G October 7, 1853.
On the petition Of FANNY HOLMES of White
nall, New York, eNecutriX of the estate OF John T..
Ne~comb, deceased. PRAY ing for the extension of
patent granted the said John X. Newcomb on the
gun day OF January, 1885. for an impr svenent in
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard ut
this othce on the l4th day of December next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
deposition and other papers should be filed In
this Office twenty days before the day OF hearing.
3. III. HODGES,
&C Is lawSw Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
3l2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Bets cen 9th and 10th Streets.
NEW FALL GOODS.
Our stock is now full and complete in all depart
ments. and will be sold at q very small advance
upon the New York auction price
An inspection Of our goods is invited at all times
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS.
SATINS, VELyETS.
WATCHED SILKS, SArINS
AND SILKS FOR TRIMMINGS
beautiful selection from the great variety of
BRITISH AND FRENCH DRESS GOODS
The best yELvITEENs imported, in black and
coiors
MERIEOs, REPS and EMPRESS, in black and
coloTs, at very low prices. &C l25t
I ACE CURTAINS.
One hundred pairs OF LACE CURTAINS
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, rare pat
terms and low prices
BLANKETs, QUILTS, and all kinds Of family
LINENS, very cheap
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
312 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc l25t Between 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13
W. III. NARROWER, -
. 5S2 SEVENTH STREET, ~
Near Pennsylvania avenue

SUPERIOR COOKING AND oIHER STOVES
MORNING GLORY STOVE,
PORTABLE HEkTERs
FIRE PLACE STOVES
NEW FAV0EIfE BAsR-RURNKR.
Arc ayartety OF HEATING STOVES, all sines,
REDUCED PRICEs ~ A.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13
BALLS, PARTIES, DC

GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.
Given b the
- Onn FkLL0Ms' HAIL.
THURSDAY AWNING. OCTOBER 18th, lisa
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
The ftith q. s Cavalry Brass BAND aud tbe Ne
honsi string Band are engaged for the occ asi0a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

RKMovEp TO sia D sTREEr,
DoUoLAss MooRe, Pap,- g1n.,Il sss,,..
fS-er. ar6 dealer ~ Wisfo,- Sl,sss rio n :.
Get va nsd lwh i will rua on nav EXTENSIVE ct SoS
et the next thirty GAYS 80 chesp thst 10 offer.
a. 60 sa cement 70 pHrch ssers. Call sAi sxsa-
DOUGLASS MOORE hiss just opentd an eie-
esn. assYrtmenf Of goods IN his line q business.
eompfisine GENERAL variety q PsPEB HANG
rsrlots. Dissine Boons. Halls. PssssSes, and
stAtnes, ire Screens, sc A large lot OF W. ndou
white and Green Holland for Shares eha.e pr.
tures. Cord ana Tsssels. Papsr Bifude, Hair seat
ing Curled Hair. Furniture and Fioor Oh s,ioths
Table Cloths Pew and OF her Cushlons. kc Al
EOOBk makes 10 order in the best manner W in
COW and Bed Curtains, Car GETS, Cushione Cnrisa
Hair and ehuck n sttre.ses. All work a. he r.
foisterfng and Paper Hanging Busspr~s prcw.,S,
stenoed q. Rooms &c. papered Il short nsti-s.
y" INC e''' vi ooe1a,. ootlm.
DHILosoPHY oFMARRTAoI-An. v
u OF Lectures. ~ delivered 81 the NJ va.x
MeeeuD Of Anatomy, embracing the = h,sSs.. u.
70 ave and What % I've for; YoutS Nsfrr,tx go
O,o Age; Manhood geEsraily reviewed: The CO.
ofisoigeetion. dstIi moo and Nervopa Al .sa..s -
counted for; Marriage pAilosoDhicaily coos.osr~a.
Pocket yolunss eeatazuinG sAee, lessr~s I'm n.
forvaraed 20 parties oAabh 70 attend on reoeisf
= four .teSE ~ yeddrsssaG: GTCRKfARf
Broadway. Hew Yorh. - sSie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

JOS J. MAY CO.,
36s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
wHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
FOBEIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
OF TIE BEST CLASS
~ONE PBICE ONLYeu
rz"GOvDs MARKED EXTREMELY Low IN
PLAIN FIGUREs.-fs
~FULL STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS.
SILKS, VELyETS, IRISH AND FRENCH
POPLIEs, FRENCH MERlNOS, REPS, PARIS
KID GLOVES &C., &C., Just received oc Il stiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13
BOARDING..

RnARl ING For Reut. TWO FURNISHED
- ROOMS, with K0ARD Location deishtfuI
Apply az northeast corner 10Th street and Penna.
avenue. ocis-l0s.
I'oR BEST-FURNIsHED ROOMS. for sioals
u sl2s month, one PsrlOr ami Bedroom for rent,
xlth or without Board. at No a-a eth str set. bet
Z and Louisiana ave. Rent in advance. Ol0 In
HANpSOMkLH FURNISHED ROOMS. win
Ii FIRST class BOARD. ia new houss. with mod
err improvements 633 81 rect, opposite General
OrShts Oc ; I'm
ErBsT-CLAss BOARD $40 PER MONTH;
u kOoMs 81 20 : DO. in n healthy AID pleasant
location. short ak from most OF the Do blic 81
hces; at No. az street, between I7th aud is;h
streets. ocl -Ius
EFNrLEMEN WISHING FfRsT Class
~ TABLE BOARD, With alt the comforts n a
home, should apply immec s:ely at No a-a 18th
street. opposite toe Gss Once. Perfect sstisfsc-
ucn given. Terms only IS per week in ad-
vance Sc l6-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

u9 Woodwardls Building, 3Is ID stI eet. be
ser 10th and 18th, near the junction Of street
asd Psnnsylyania avenue. "a 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

The last Legislature redistrictsd the State
and changed the boundaries OF each Congress
sional district with the exception of the eighth
which Is now known as the tenth. The yota in
ls66 of the counties which now COMPOSE the
districts, the residence and politics of the pres
ent members, democrats in italics,) are as fol-
lows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

LOOKING CLASSES.
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
OIL PAINTING.
PARLOR MIRRORS Of the latest style and
finish on hand aud made 10 order
CHROMOS aud other Pictures, Cords, TasseIs
&c. Old Frames Regilted
FRANCIS LAMB
237 Pepnsylvania avenue,
cc I2.eolm near thirteenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LOB SALE
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS.
Inquire at 3s1 New York avenue. corner -
18th street. ocls-sts XXX
EOR sALE-A light. two-eeatsd. shiftiag ton
J. BUSINESS WAGON Also, small stock sf
GROCEhlES, and Fixtures complete. No. SIS.
A street north oc Il TOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

At the corner OF and Fifteenth strsets. eansat.
IN the city. The style Of alchitecturo. fsisS SnS
design v 90 arranaed and ninutely carried out,
ihst IoI sonaort; uiiity and beauty, they cannot
They viii be ready for occupancy on the srss o,
8. p. BROWN 4 SON.
De Dim Ger. n. Y. ave. and isth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

Inns State was admitted in June, 1866, and
There has been no general election in the State
since that year, when q Republican Governor
Ibatlerl was chosen by 1i5 majority, receiving
s:sS votes against 1913 for Morton, Democrat
ne candiaaies this year. including District
Attorneys for three districts, are as follows:
O., hePtnhcdr. Democratic.
Governor -. David Butler, Jas r. Porter
Sec'y Of state. t. p. Eennard, yic,,r yifonsip
easuIef ''....James Sweet, j. A. Ware
Auditor. Jno. Gillespie, H. @. Lett
Conefese :.....Jonn Tame, Al Popplston
Attorney fst.-.O. b. Hewett, E.w Thomas
Attorney I'd. :. J. q. Corwin, JW. savage
Attorney Sd. :. T. F. Gray. TIL. 0riffey
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
wal IS the PresIdent,s Ofense ;

It seems to us that the wrangle
over the War Office resolves itself
into this: Has the President a right
to test the constitutionality of a law
of Congress in the courts? That Mr..
Stanton holds the Office ofSecretary of
War, and that he is Objectionable to
the President on personal and parti-
san grounds, aer mere incidents, hav-
ing no furtherFelevancy to the question
than that Mr.. Stanton furnishes oc-
casion for the issue Cincinnati Com
DlercioL
We don't think the wran2le over
the War Office resolves itself into
anything of the kind. The question
Is, simply, whether the President has
the right to disregard plain law Of
Congress because he conceives, or
pretends to believe, that it is uneon-
stitutional. 1t was the resistance to
the Presidents unlawful attempt that
brought the matter before the Court.
Suppose Secretary STANTON had given
up his position to General TaoMAs
and assigned to him the War Office,
would the President have been guilt
less Of violating the law? That he
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
Political Items.

THE New York World has been de-
voting its time and ability to proving
that the capture of Fort Donelson by
Gen. GRANT was quite the reverse OF
what has been generally supposed.
F.M. MEREDITH, ESQ, former edi
tor of the Terre Haute Express, is
candidate for County Clerk in Vlgo
County.
THE Chicago Times says General
GRANT has been guilty of $ fat mutiny
and trec1son." The well-establiShed
loyalty and patriotism of that paper
will certainly make the General feel
its eensure all the more keenly.
THE Wisconsin Democratic State
Convention refused to instruct for
PENDLEToN. The delegates are sent
unpledged. It is understood that
they will support ANDREW JOHNSON
as cheerfully as any other man.
THE hoisting of the name Of Gen..
GRANT for the Presidency by the
New Orleans Tribune and the Repub-
Ecan and ADVOCATE is not the least
significant indication Of popular sem
timent.
SENATOR NYE, in speech in New
Hampshire, asked the Democracy IF
JEFF. DAVIS were a voter in that
State, for the candidates of which
party would he cast his balIot?"
They not only refused to answer the
question, but got mad because it was
asked.
The Princeton Clarion suspects
that the letter purporting to be from
Posey County, and inviting the Hon.
S. M. HoLCoMB to be candidate for
Congress, was written by that distin-
guished Individual himself It says
this is an old trick of Mr.. HoLcoMB,
for raising the $" Democratic wind
We apprehend in this instance that
the trick will hardly pay for the ex-
peuditure Of labor and paper.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
In RankrnnfeV-

RWVHHs rs 70 GIVE NOTICE, that, on
~ the 10th day OF February, AID. 1868, q
the estate OF James Thomas, OF Princeton,
in the county OF Gibson, and state
OF Indiana, who has been adjudged a
property belonging 10 such bankrupt 70
him, or FOR his use, and the transfer OF any
property by him. II forbidden by A W; that
rupt. 10 prove their debts and 10 Z hOose
one or more assignises OF his estate, viii be
held at "A Court OF bankruptcy, 10 be hOld-
en- at the office Of Charles III, Butterneid,
on Third Street. Between Mninfauu Locust
Street IN the city OF Evansville, within
he District OF Indiana. before harles "A.
Buttefnefl. Register. on the sd cay Of
March, AID. 1888, AZ 10 oiclocK AN.
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u. = Marshal, District OF Indiana.
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