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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-30
SplendIdIy illustrated with over 100
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There is certain portion of the that Will never
go into the regular histories, be embodied in
nance poetry which is very real part of it, and
WILL if preserved convey 70 succeeding generations
better idea of the spirit OF the conflict than many dry
reports careful narratives of events, and this part
may be called the gossip tho fun, the pathos of the
This illustrates the character of the leaders, the
hunor of the soldiers. the devotion of women the
bravery of men, the pluck of heroes the
and hardships of the service.
The Valiant and Brave Hearted, the Picturesque and
Dramatic the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and
Pathetic and the whole Panorama of the War here
thriiing1y portrayed in a mastery manner, at once
historical and romantic, rendering it the most ample,
unique brilliant and readable book that the has
called forth
Amusement well instruction may be found on
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Passage Tickets
BANKING OFFICE

T. G. SHOW +,
MANIToWoC, WISCONSIN,.
EXCHANGE on All principal cities Of tb
Union, Great Britain and kurope, bought an
sold.
GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES purcha sed at the highest market ~ tes.
UNITED STATES BONDS, on hand for
sale at all times.
COUPONS or Iotsrest warrants eashed,
INTEREST allowed or Special Dposits and
Deposit Certificates issued for amountsdesired
Prompt attention given to ali business.
3m I. c. SHOVE.
Manitowoc, August 10th. 1865.
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nCrefr yUv.Eg s..sRD.

vJyHE Undc crsiGscaI are prepared 10 y
to order bills Of lumber or lata on the shortes'
notice A man will be at all times IN tie s"Iu
dsr. The hest stock kept costantiy on hand at the
my 1s,1I ~ "'' . NN>' GUYLEs BROWN.
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~. g. sssFEGD.fs. .TE. ID.

.sYxIAs r.,ls Surgeon, Asa EN-
amnins Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed ps
ths Government. .. .r.,;..
OFFICE corner of Eighth ana orh streets H''ii''
orders left at the Drug Store, viii receive prompt
srtic,l,r sffeafian pajifto consults tons and
to 'ha srsatment OF DIFFICULT and cktI - 5(a aa
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IN PROBATE. Nan.tO~Oc Co., Court.
L In the matter of the Estate Of Johann Klug, de-
ceased
To all whom it may concern:
Letters of administration said estate having been
issued TO Charles LuiDg the 23d day of September
A D., 1861 and six months from after this day being
allowed and Limited for creditors to present their
claims fer examination and allowance, Notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned will the first
Monday of each month"; and upon the day of the ex-
praion Of six months from this date at ths Probate
Office in Manito.oc in said County, receive, examine
and adjust all claims, and demands of all persons
against said deceased.
GEO. w. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated January 2Ist, 1865 4o3t
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WORK street. 7zsnstoys"G- ~ -. s'H'sss' e = =
\ ia.Dry Goods. Groceries, GrocksrJ, rAncy locus
<I... cars Boots aud Shoes Ready made olo'hing'
P.psr hangngs Hats and Caps Toys Ch,arsp n Ja7 sp
live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages hatosene Gi al; an
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% .gOH.ES s. zsEs D.,

aFAyUFACFU sERS anu iI, isea1.'Is a.. rs o-ia, a.,
MI Lumber, Lath AMI Shingles Bills cut ~ VI" "o'
On GoScs W. B. JONES.
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8. S-EaEpERSG.E

N.AsVFACFVREG aE.d Dealer IA
n Boots Shoes Iezther, &e., Sc shop on 6uuSo
street near the Of Eighth Repairing neatly
and prom pity executed ..
H.,ifoxor Ssutembcr %. 1850. u
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~ 1towOc county Court.
In the matter the Gu.rdian ship OF minor heirs
OF Hedrrs oeS0'.. deceased
Notice il hereby gwen that by virtue and in pursu.
of al OF license male in said matter tho
10th day OF December A. D. 1867 by tho County Court
of said Comfy, the undersigned Ole Oleson Guardian
of the minor heirs of teers 0leson deceased will
Monday the Sd day of February, A. D. 1853 at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day the office of tho
County Judge in the Village of Nanitovoc, in said
County offer for sale at public Vendue, the following
described lands, wit The south quarter of tho
north quarter and the east half of the south wost
quarter OF the northwest quarter and tho north east
quarter Of the south west quarter all of section No.
town IS range %.
The terms of sale will be made known at time Of
sale. OLE OLESON, Guardian
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th day Of January A
D. 1865. w3S-3t
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State organlzatlons-to impose conditions
tlIghtfully unconstitutional to insist that
loyal blacks shall vote in the reconstruct
ed States as well as ex-rebel whites. Ali
the fire and fury wherewith Congress is
now assalled means just thistle Slam
Democracy aoa'tt to MAKE. .t,celre more rot
ten boroughs IKE MARYLAND and kentucky
IN The South By enfronchising tie rebel
solites and dj:s+iranchiSiag the loyal JzacAs
and the Republicans acoa't let them
That is the whole story. And, though
the fools are not all dead, the noise and
confusion excited by the Copperheads
disturbs none but themselves.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin quotes
from the Nc,cs to show that the Sentinel
belongs to the same class as the Copper
head pretended Republican, New York
Times. The weather nova days is de-
cldedly cool but compared with such
action it is 90 in the shade. One of the
principal writer's of the Wisconsin, is a
Democrat and he fails not to give Dem
ocratlc coloring, to whatever he writes
in a covert, underhand manner, while the
Sentinel is straight forward, outspoken
Republican paper, supporting the right
assailing the wrong where ever found
There is an old maxim about Satan re-
proving sin which might be appropriately
applied to some directions.
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SoN.-It is stated
that Robert Johnson, son and Private
Secretary Of Andrew Johnson, has been
committed to lunatic asylum for treat
ment as an inebriate. An officer of a
Wisconsin regiment who knew young
johnson well, when Colonel OF Tennes-
see regiment at Nashville, says he was al
most continually drunk when there, and
was scarcely ever with his regiment A
son Of Parson Brownlow was Lieutenant
Colonel, and attended faithfully to his
duties III connection with the regiment.
Why didn't johnson keep Stanton
out Of the War Office? Because she
dont get up early enough III the morG
ing"
1t seems the President had no title
to the grant which he conferred upon
the War Department At all events he
vas obliged to give quit claim in favor
of Stanton on demand of Congress.
The difference between Grant al d
the President: One is constantly d lion
and the other constantly a-lying
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EgsEg,. SCRR GDEge,

MEAT Market -Eavin. purchased
vi the business of VIM Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats az the
lowest rates. a share OF public patronage soilclted
iS" 1917
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SUMMDES S:---MauffO.yOc Co.. Circuit
~ Court. Parmenas A. Camp, Plaintiff, against
William H. Roper, Defendant.
The State of " isconsn, to William II. Roper. Defen.
dant shove named.
Sir: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which will be
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for said Comfy, and to serve copy of your
swer at Office in the Village end County Of
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive of the day of
vice. and if you fail to answer said complaint here
by required the plaintiff will take judgement against
you for Four Hundred Sixty Three Dollars and Fifty
Two cents, with interest Eight Hundred Dollars
from January 18th 1865 August 10Th 1858 at tho
rate of twelve per cent. per anuum and interest on
Four Hundred SiNtyThree Dollars and Fifty two cents
with interest eight hundred dollars from January
H. 1855 to August To- 1885, at the of twelve per
cent per aInum and interest on Fonr Hundred and
sxtyIthree dollars and 80 cents from August 16 1885,
at the of twelve per cent per annum besides the
costs of thi. action. DON A. SHOVE,
Atty for Plaintiff
To the defendant above named Take notice that
the complaint referred to in the above summons
the 22d day of January 1865 duly filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for said Man
itowoc County. DON A. SHOVE,
40-ow Attorney for Plaintiff.
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u 4 ED.tE.

"OgSEs raised and moved Having
superior facilities for raising and moving houses
vouli announce TO the citizens of Hanitowoct tow n
will receive prompt attention and be performed in
manner warranted to give satisfaction Enquire at the
-. oasro 1915
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GALE of Forfeited ,sort~a=ed Lands.

YALE of Forfeited MortTaSed Lands.
y Office of Commissioners or School and
University Lands, Madison, Wis. January 23d, 1868
Notice is hereby given that the lands hereinafter
described having been forfeited and become the pro-
perty OF tho State by reason of the payment Of
interest loans granted thereon will be offered for
sao at public auction at the Office of the Secretary of
State at the Capitol in Madison, the 20th day CT
March. A. D.. 1865 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The minimum price at which said land will be offer
cd will be the amount placed opposite each under
the heading Appraised falu b.. Not less than TWEEN
fy-hve per cent will be requir d to be paid down.
fHOS. S. ALLEN, ! Commissioners of
WIZ. E. SMITH. IschooI and Jniv.r-
CIIAS. R. GILL. sity Lands
H4w MANITOWOC COUNTY.
Description Sec. Town Range Appraised
Value.
Village of Manitowoc
Lot II, Block 259 $50 90
Lot q, Block $50 so 90
Lot %, Block 259 so 90
FHM OF NNA IL Is 2s % 90
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Joseph SYKES.

nEA9.ERi IL, stoves: Tin, sMaet sTS7t
and Copperware manufacturer. All ktnds o'
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite irbGas VI
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FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE.
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE.



In the matter of the estate of Johan Klug deceased
On reading and filing the petition of c. Lulng, Ad
ministrator setting forth the amount of personal
tate that has to his hands, and the disposition
thereof the amount of debts outstanding against
said deceased and description of all the real
OF which said deceased died seized and te condition
and value Of the respective portions thereof and pray
ing that license he to him granted to sell lot No and
west half of lot No. TO- in block No. 152, of the Vii
lage of Mapitowcc and il appearing, by said petition
at there is not suisieRt personal e.de in the hands
OF Charles Luling Administrator, to pay said debts,
and tst is necessary in order pay the se
all of it is therefore ordered that all re
interested in said estate appear before the Judge
OF this Court, MONDAY, the 9th day of March,
1868 at 10 oslock NJ, at the Probate Office, in Man
towoc, in said County, then and there to show
f there be) why license Should not be granted to
said G. Luing Administrator, to sell real estate
cordilg to the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
saidday of hearing. in tie Manitowoc Tribune, a
Weekly Newspaper printed and published Manito-
in said County and personally served all per-
interested in said estate residing III said County
at least fourteen days before said day OF hearing.
Hy the Court, GEO. W. BARKER,
County Judge
Dated At Manitowoc the 9th day of January A. D..
17e9. 4f-iw
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EsOGSE,

~vxys.Asss & GO. Corner OF
* ghtb and Franklin Streets, Manito"1s. VS. VS..
ai. ues brick hotel has been fitted up II, m tne
-. lat.-t style with furniture ana he
.r-to,t The wants of the travelling pubic VII,
rsseys prompt attention. and no pans VIII DC sp'e'
TO rive perfect satisfaction. .s ,itb
large anu wei III ii''i7 I4-2S
the Hotel. ,EIptTAN
1rIrI
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GREAT DISCOVERY!
Every man his own Artist.
SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

An instrument by which any person can tako Cor
rect Lkeaesses Photographs This instrument
with full instructions by mail for dollar.
Add ess, c. B. AMES & co.
3J-2m 1S1 Broadway, New York.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF NIanitogyoc. wis.
1n.tioual Banking Law with paid up
se{fas ef MO. 900.

This bank organized under the provisions of the
national Banking Law with a paid up
Capital of S5Oe0O0,
s,a nriyi,ese to iperease to sseo.o coo.
win buy and sell DRAFTS the principal cities
sf the Union
vii, buy and sell DRAFTS or Great Britain, Ire
and Norway Denmark, or this CeptinsSt al EUROPE
At New York rates aud ia satfes 10 sax me par
chsscrs.
VIII sell
Passage Tickets
,er Sail or stsas, from and any Port in Europe, at
Nsx York Totss.
Hn,nsrclase UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
o,st.nty on hand and fc: sale at Darhet rates. iuii
appIv of all descriptions
VIII convert United States 1-3o Notes into 80
bonds and cash Interest Coupons f6hE or
CHANCE
VIII collect RoUNTIES, PENSIONS and other
claims against the U. s. Government
Wi purchase GOLD. SILVER and USCURRENT
NON EY at highest naTket rates
viii receive deposits and allow interest by special
c. c. BARNES, President.
c. LULING. Cashier. I'-u-
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JTSTsEE OF shs Peace. sssIce, assESo'
- ners building. corner oi Elshth am u n 90
Nsntowoc. Wisconsin l..
Will make collections pay taxes search the recef
draw deeds. mortgages and cohtfhcts' "o'' NJ NJ X
business will receive prompt attention -h9 ~
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE BlUE-CnATS,
And how they Lived, Fought and Died
for the Union.
WITH

Scenes and Incidents in the Rebellion.
Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure Thrill
ling Incidents. Daring Exploits, Heroic Deeds,
Wonderful Escapes, Life in the Camp, Field
and Hospital; Adventures Of Spies and
Scouts, together with the Songs, Bal
lads, Anecdotes and Humorous
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DON II. SHOVE.

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
IA ONCE with Geo. n Woodin. Manitowoc, Wis
consini 1870
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TREeEE
r. Es. .sN.gDEEssGE,

A TgRRTEY and Counselor AZ law
"A Office Eighth street. ManltoWoc, ra
CoIlectiops promptly attended to- io-
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TTDRNEY at Law. M:s1ftsoNo,S
4 4 \ n $500 RANK Gjy1965.1
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s. II. VIC DD,

ATTORNEY and Counselor AZ "a W ~ !;
y Land and Insurance Agent: " III 'at' ~ Ef~bt g tb
b..pe.s entrusted to his Office corner oi
aud Franklin streets, Manitowoc Wisconsin ~
for the Ftua Insurance Company OF Hatiottr, 3,r -
C.nitaI stock s1O0 900. lf-IH---
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u. ID. .H.9 IL zA ssafsa,
TTogNEY and Counselor al Inv
q Oece corner of Sth and Qucv streets. naiii'o al
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HEs~RE SEEg FREE,

TTORNEY and Counselor at s5ats
~ Mauitowoc, Wisconsin i'--''i
AGENT for the phoenix Life Insurance Company
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DE.1VgSEss 4,

DRAL P4FCsEEE, Dentist. fi1ce e
in sbcrman's new buildng,i on Sth streSt
Xantowos. Wis.
- ,r,.throxtr.c+ed- without pain.
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cos s.resPOEEy.6.s' HOTEL,

GDSxID PSs aE4.1-s zss' s-a@
SrH<LEENEE:,zS & co. Sor-
* 80 If Seventh and FrankIni Streets tsou'h
Sida) NAnito~oc, Wiscopsin r., = now, ono,
for ~ reception Of guests II is htted up IN ri s
te.t aud most improved style ana no pan ta,,o
spared 70 ma Ae II 'i !. '' 1926
lot the us''eiiiS c C. EssI.ING GR-
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.rFvsnreE HDFEz.

yxy..aHaS wsNDssTE. FresSrsets.r
This FIRST class house is exceiieht e3ii'-.on go e
aad the proprietor Is confident tiat ne e'i Se ~
foet sstisfactio. the travelling pupiie' - ,7
Ru,s will always be ready take travellers TO alp
tr-u ,ha boats a good Livery Stable is hSi1t IA CON
nxeticn with the House.
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Why didn't johnson keep Stanton
out Of the War Office? Because she
don't get up early enough III the morn
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ANOTHER CoNvERr.-Col VIM Gift, the octo.
genarian turfman and Democrat of half a cen.
fury, was seen vociferously applauding Henry
Edgertons Napa speech Some Democrat asked
him in establishment 60 What, Colonel, you ap.
plaud those sentiments ~ Yes, they suit
me-" said the old Tennessean. "Im for Grant
if | live till the election and if | die I'll vote
for him in heaven, where they don't have any
registry law and by the eternal IN make
General jackson 60 for him too q But, per-
sisted the Democrat, 81 cannot see how a
Democrat can support him" !" Perhaps you
can't" replied Gift, ''but I'm getting too old &c
fight against manifest destiny
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#arriages:
9eaths:
Aelt, Adrertisellents.
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN PUR-
" suance of an order of the Probate Court of
the county of Trinity, made on the l4th day of
September, 1868, in the matter of the estate OF
R. NJ. Allen, deceased the undersigned, the ad-
ministrator of the said estate, will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, gold coin
of the United States and subject to confirmation
by said Probate Court, on MONDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1868, at one o'clock P. M,
the premises, all the right, title, interest and
estate Of the said R. NJ. Allen at the time of his
death, and all the right, title and interest that
said estate has, by operation oflaw or otherwise,
acquired other than or in addition to that of the
said r. NJ. Allen at the time of his death, in and
to all those certain pieces or parcels of land sit
uate, lying and being in the county OF Trinity,
State of California, and bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Commencing at and on the
south side of Hay Fork river or stream, about
one-half mile below the grist and saw mill of A.
D. Bayles, and running south along the line of
one Henry Feenety's land about three-fourths of
mile till it comes to and joins one Jacob Hill
lizards ranch, thence in q westerly course three
fourths of mile along the line of said billiard
ranch, thence in a northerly course about three
fourths of mile, till it comes to and joins said
Hay Fork river, thence easterly and up said river
three fourths of mile to the place of beginning
Also, certain water ditch taking water out of
thereto belonging) and conveying it on to said
ranch, being the ranch and ditch heretofore
generally known as James Howe's, contain
ing about four hundred acres, more or less.
Also the ranch heretofore known as billiards S,
on which R. NJ. Allen and his family resided,
bounded as follows, to wit: On the north by the
ranch now owned and occupied by one E. D.
Kellogg and family, and the said James Howe 5
ranch, on the east by the pasture belonging to
said estate, the south by the mountains, on
the west by the commons. And, also, the undi-
vided one-half of pasture connected with said
ranches. Also, the following described personal
property, 70 wit: Four horses, harnesses and
wagon, undivided half of threshing machine,
and all the farming tools and implements con-
nected with said ranches, four yearlings, two
COWS, about ffty-eight hogs, and about two
thousand bushels of wheat. Terms and condi-
tions of sale r: cash. to be paid on day of sale.
Weaverville, September 18th, 1868.
Z. F. ALLEN,
Administrator of the estate of Ralph NJ. Allen
deceased. 37:3i
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ENCOURAGING SIGNs.-Hon. Charles Westmore-
the prospects most encouraging in every way for
the Union party. In that county we are gaining
steadily and never lose anything. 1t seems
probable that but few will support the Seymour
ticket but the Ku-klux secesh element. There
is the very best feeling abroad in regard to our
whole ticket. From what see, it is evident to
my mind, that the battle-ground of the campaign
is San Francisco and the counties around the
bay. want to complete appointments in this
county and Mendocino, and then visit Napa and
from that place go north.
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PREMATURE HoNoRs. - The San Francisco
Chronicle remarks that Mr.. Casserly has assumed
the title of Senator rather prematurely. He
has not yet taken his seat, and perhaps may not
as q distinguished California Democrat-famed
as a lawyer, playwright and journalist-has
promised to ventiate before the United States
Senate some peculiar circumstances connected
with his election" There may be something in
that as there has always been strong smell Of
coin about Mr.. Casserlys election, which has
been very offensive to certain leading men of his
marty
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SECOND Gun "HAvE YOU HEARD FROM
MAINE ?''-B Block, Esq, of San Francisco, tel
egraphed US on Tuesday afternoon that Maine
had gone Republican by ouer 10000 majority
A tremendous I" ground-swell, over which
twenty gun salute was fired,
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COMING ELEcrIoXs-T following States will
elect State officers or Congressman on the dates
indicated - Nebraska, October 6; Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa, October 10; West
Virginia, October %; California, New York,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Illinois, Mich
igan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas,
Nevada and Massachusetts,, November 81 on
which last date all the States in the Union will
choose Presidential Electors.
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they FEEL Ir.-The Calaveras Chronicle, in re-
ferring to the Reporters abuse of A. P. Dudley,
says =" The detection of Mr.. Dudley is a severe
blow to the Democracy or they would not vince
so under It," That is the truth of the matter.
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THE KEY NoTE.-The New York German ad-
dress, just issued, strikes the keynote of the
campaign when it declares
''Strip the kernel of the coverings in which
sophi.try has disguised 1t and you will find the
naked question to be simply Shall peace and
prosperity come to the Republic from the cleo
ton of November next, or reaction and new
civil war ?"
The Grant platform is, q Let us have peace"
The Blair-Seymour platform is, q Let US have
revolution
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SpeeiaI Aotifes.

IA Dutc h er's Lightning Fly Killer
THAT FEST OF SUMMER, huge black of flies car
be got rid OF cheapy and easily by the of the above
popular article which an enormous sale at the
and Is now for sale by dealers everywhere
HOSTETTER SMITH DEAN,
REDINGTON CO.,
ZI:s Wholesale Agents, San Francisco.