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and with every hope of the future loom
ing up before them? [ say here that
ignorant loyalty is better than learned
rebellion. We are told that there is
going to be war in South Carolina !;
that the negroes are going to rise. Why,
they are on the top now. Laughter
Superior in numbers and intelligence
and equal in right, they are on the right
ofGod and God is on the side of the right.
There is no fear Of rising, no danger
of war. The men of the south have had
enough of that, and their northern allies
have constitutional objection to fighting
anywhere. Laughter. The war of
races is an impossibility. It will never
be attempted unless war is made upon
them; and if that be the case let those
who bring it about take care. | am told
he don't know how to vote. Yet he
votes as [ would were l in his place. I
was told that he would vote Just as his
master did. 1t turns out that he votes
Just as his master don't want him to vote.
Ii the white man votes as the negro
votes there will be no trouble, Tor they
always vote on the side of loyalty. Do
not let any man say that / have exalted
the co!ored above the white man. Ionly
believe that the black loyal man is better
than the white rebel, and would sooner
trust an ignorant friend than learned
enemy. It is said that all men are born
equal. This requires an explanation, and
the only man | ever heard explain it
properly was the illustrious Illinois
statesman, Abraham Lincoln. His ex-
PLANTATION was, Every man has the right
to be the equal of every other man if he
can, and any law which prevents that
right is unjust, tyrannical, and ought to
be overthrown. It then follows as a
logical necessity that he has right of
the equality of power to protect that right
| doubt whether confscation would be
desirable. 1t does not seem to be good
thing to give away land ; thing that
does not cost anything is generally value
less. If the United States government
were to-day to commence confscation it
would undoubtedly lead to mischief and
to the detriment of the great West.
Now, my friends, what you ask is only
equality of right, and, as you know which
side to fight on, and which side to vote
on, | ask of you to give all obedience to
the law and the representatives In Con-
gress will see that you have fair play.
The speaker retired amid loud applause
and after the recitation of a poem by
Lewis Bell, of California, the meeting
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Miscellaneous Items.

One finds the mis6t of a boot when he
puts his foot in it.
What is the difference between bar
Der and a mother? One has razors to
shave, and the other has shavers to raise
What is the difference between one s
mouth and banbox? Not much either
is good place to put muffin.
PA, do storms ever make malt Id
uors p ''No my child why do you ask?'
because | heard ma tell Jane to bring
IN the clothes, for storm was brewing"
On the approach of Holy Week, a
must mortiiy ourselves little Well"
replied the other, ''let us make our ser
wants fast. ~
The ocean speaks eloquently and for
ever" says Beecher. Yes retorts
Prentice, land there is no use in telling
it to dry up"
II know every rock on the coast"
said an Irish pilot. At that moment the
ship. struck when he exclaimed, 'And
that's one of them !"
Bridget, has that blockhead cleaned
off the snow from the pavement ''Yis,
marin. Did he do it with alacrity p
No, marm-wid shovel"
When did the ancient Greeks find it
profitable to plough the ocean? In the
days Of Ce-crops.
"1'll give that girl a piece of my
mind, p" exclaimed certain young fellow.
81 would not, replied his uncle,
you none to spare
A gentleman at musical party asked
friend, In whisper, ''how shall stir
the fire without interrupting the music?"
Between the bars" replied the friend
a TALE OF Woe. I clasnei her tinv
hand in mine; | clasped her beauteous
form. l vowed to shield her from the
wind and from the worlds cold storm,
She set her beauteous eyes on me, the
tears did widely flow, and with her little
lips she said, 'confound you let me CO.
"Mayn't l see you home from meetin'
Peggy 2"
"No you shan't. I'm otherwise en-
gagged"
''Swanny, guess you We missed it this
time, for I've got my pocket full of gin
ger bread. -
You may take my arm, 1 only said
so for fun
Henry Ward Beecher says that more
public men of eminence have started from
the business of type setting than proba-
bly, any other occupation.
Our 'compositors' thinks that is en-
couraging.
Why is rooster standing on a fence
like silver half dollar? Because it is
head on one side and tail on the other.
Why was Eve the first ritualist con-
vert? Because she began by being
eve angelical and ended by adopting vest
ments.
Il do not say that man will steal,''
said witness on trial but if I was a
chicken I'd roost high when he was
around.
When is window like star? When
it is a sky-light
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To Owners Of Horses.

Thousands of horses die yearly from the collie. This
need not bo DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse Lninent
will positively every case, if given when first
taken The cost is only dollar Every owner of
horse should have bottle in his stable, ready for
1t is warranted superoe to anything else for the
of Cuts, Wind Calls, SweIings, Sore Throat,
Sr-ains. Bruises Old Sores, &c. This Linment is no
remedy. IT has been used and app owed of for
90 years by the first horsemen in the country Given
to oyer-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 for years. and said that it is
superior to any other that he hrs tried Recollect,
Dr. Tobias Yenet;on Horse Liniment is put up in pint
bottles. Take other. Sold by the Druggists and
Saddlers- Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street. New York.
l4-1y-dec25- m
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"A New York correspondent enlight-
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regard to fashionable weddings in that
city. He states that owing to the fash
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the bride becoming so general, and also
to the fact that it is now expected of
people accepting an invitation to attend
wedding that they should bring pres
ents, the number of regrets has in
creased to an alarming extent. To rene
dy this state of things the custom is now
being introduced in New York of putting
at the bottom of invitations "No pres
ents will be received except from rela-
tlves. There is an establishment in
New York that makes business of rent
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ware and other articles, to enable the
bride to make becoming display.
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SWEAR RJGHT.-Somebody relates the
following anecdote of Deacon f. a we'll
known member of the colored persua-
sion:
'Old Deacon F. brought an action
against his next door neighbor for tres
pass of some sort upon his hand cart.
The deacon's witness was giving his tes-
timony apparently in straightforward
manner, when the old fellow got on his
feet and exclaimed: please de court.
| wish yer make that witness swar right.
l brung him up purpus to swar dat han
cart was in dat cellar, an now he swars
just turrer way [ wish de court make
him swar right
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TN PROBATE ManitowOcC Co. Court.
1 In the matter of the estate of Marin Nellis

IN PROBATE :-sIanitOwOc Co. Court.
i In the matter of the estate of Marvin Nelis,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of William Nels
of Meme, representing among other things, that
Maraln Nellis late OF Meme the 27th day of July
A D. 1867, at Iora Michigan died ;rtestate leaving
goods chattels and estate within this State and that
the said petitioner is father of said deceased and
praying that administration of said estate be Will
lam Nellis granted it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court Monday the
goth day OF December A. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock A NJ
at my Office in said County
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs of said deceased and all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the Mantowoc
Tribune weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc
in said County. B34-3t
GEO W. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th day of ecember: 1867
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i Court
ceased.
To all uhona IL may
Letters of Administration said estate having
beeu issued to Nils j. Gilbert on the 18th day of
March, A. D. 1866, and eighteen months from and
after said day being allowed and limited for creditors
to present their claims for examination and allowance
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will on
Monday i'll each week at the Probate office Manito-
Voc In said County receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all against said deceased
Mll-r GEO. W. BARKER. County Judge.
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COURT NOTICE.

The Special Term of the Circuit Court for the 4th
Judicial Circuit, heretofore held the Second Tues
day in January, at the Court House in the City of
Sheboygan will be held hereafter the same place
on the first Tuesday of January commencing at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, of said last mentioned day.
33-at DAVID TAYLOR Circuit Judge
Dated at Sheboysan December ID, 1867.
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