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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

Messrs. Cumstoclk g. Barcus. OF
Columbus, slaughtered about 1000
hogs during tho late packing sea.
son.
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The Union of the Telegraph
and Postal Service.



The report Of Postmaster Gen.
cral Randall on tho union Of the
telegraph with the postal service
will bo sent to Congress to day
Ho recommends the Government
to unite thoso two services. lie
says: "a thorough examination OF
these two subjects has satisfied me
that the Department can arrange
for the reception and delivery Of
messages, the furnishing Of stamps,
and the keeping Of the accounts,
without any great increase OF
clerks; that tho business may be
made source OF revcnno to the
Govern nent, and that tho ellicieu.
cy Oh the country postmasters may
DO increased by employing them
in connection with tho telegraph.
IIo recommends that Congress
charter company TO contract
with the Government to transmit
and deliver messages at low and
fixed rates, on the plan sub@ilted
by Gardner c. Hubbard. and sub.
mits n bill 10 carry out tho plan.
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Mr.. RUTTER, Representative
from Fairfield, has our thanks for
Reportslof tho Treasurer and Au-
ditor of State.
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The Ohio River, in its whole
length, has been at a fine naviga'
Bile stage for several weeks.
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AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL THE ..... ......
EMINENT WOMEN OF THE AGE

Messrs. Parton, Greeley, Higginson, IIoppin,
Abbott, Winter, Tilton, Mrs. +. L. Stanton,
Fanny Fern ,tirace Greenwood &c.
An elegant octave volume OF go pages, illns-
tratet with nm.
Fourteen Superior steel EnBrnv-
Ings.
This volume comprises AZ carefully prcpar r..
ed sketches, written expressly for this book,
among whom nrc Margaret r Fuller, lydia Ma.
rid Child, Jenny Lind, Florence Mig htngale,
The cary Sisters, tail Hamilton, Elizabeth
barrett Brow ming, Anna Il. dickinson, klstori,
Rosa Honheur, Mira. II. u Stove, Camilla Ur-
so, and Harriet g. ll0sTer
The Nsw York Tribune speaking Of the Publisl-
cfS SHlG
20 thoroughly have they done their work,
that iEeir volume in PAPER, type, binding. on.
cravings, above al in the excellence OF Its
suhlect-mattcr, goes FAR TO remove the 70.
prOaah 10 often urged against subscription
OOoks--"only made To sell" ..
Agents arc meeting with unparalleled sue
cess in selling this book. ,,. s.'r
One Agenb in New York sold l25 in ono
week ' ....
Ono Agent in New Hampshire scld IL in five
hours. .a. ...
One Agent in Mossac husetts sold s in seven.
teen CALI.
For descriptive circulars & Sample Engrav-
ing Address, -etaH .
" :. NJ. BETS q CO,
ha rtford, Conn.
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Col. JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of State, has our thanks for a copy
Of his Annual Report for 1869.
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stnto Ronra of Agricnltnrn.

The State Agricultural Society.
in session at Columbus last week
elected tho following gGnllcmeA
members of the State Board; Jas
Buckingham, OF Muskingum; J. p,
Alexander, Of SummiG b. McMiI.
lon, of Greene; James ", Ross, Of
Wood; and d. c. Richmond, OF f..
ric.
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Farm tor Sale.

\ WILL selfai private sale ,thrfarm form meI "
Il helonglngtO Henry Splitter, decd. Theiarn
~ situated seven miles northeast of Lancaste
aud contains ~ 2l-46 acres. There's n 20 cd two
story brick dwelling house on II, a coed burn
cribs ant other out buildings necessary to 4
farm. Agood orchard OF grated fruu. and
good selection of peaches and cherries. 4
good well Of water, AMI about twenty-five
acres Of excellent timber. For terms and pnr.
iicnlarS enquire otthe undcr,igntd
Iune2l, lSGS-tf. LIN sPITLER.
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Mr.. VAN. TRUMP has our thanks
for renewed favors in the way Of
Congressional documents.
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A German in Wiseonsin drank
3S glasses OF lager in 35 minntes on
q wager, and lived.
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Briggs Brothers livery stables,
New York city, wcro burned on
Wednesday night Of last week, 4,
with $50 horsOs. Tho total loss is
estimated at $500 600,
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Mosley Clark, born in June,
l747, died in Richmond, Va, on
Tuesday, aged III years and 6
months. lle was II wagon driver
during the revolutionary war.
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Massachusetts, State debt, s27,-
T35,S7O. Available sinking fund
50, 100000.
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I'D. Cook, of Detroit, ehal
lenges the checker players Of the
country 20 play Tor 81 900.
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U@Rr @@O9e

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, on
IN chestnut street, containir e eight rooms. -
The house has been recently painted, inside
and out. The rooms have been newly papeTei.
Has good garden with ftuit trees. Coal aud
wood house, clstcrn, Ne. For partlt ulars IN.
quire OF THUS. II. GIDDINGS,
Agent q. 4 z. r. X, Depot
. Dec. 2, ,lsGs--4wiO rr- .t.r
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Now Drug store.

have opened, on Main Street,
= retail Drug and Prescription
Store. and | keep in connection
thcrcwith good assortment Of
Toilet articles,
Ny stock is entirely new, select
cd in New York City by myself, and
persons dealing with mo can rest
assured of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
] pay particular attention to GIL.
ing Physicians prescriptions.
II b HUNTER.
Lancaster. Ohio, Dec, ., '6s.
i Do Muth is closing out his stock
of Boots aud ShOOS, for change
of business. Bargsiaa 10 bo had
round tho corner, Columbus St.-.tf
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The debt Of the State of Della
ware is sl,556.0OO.
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TIE jCoI,anbus. Dc Hooking
VALLEY Railroad Co.
Notice to CkholderS,

& CoLunnrs, ONO, Zee. 18th, 1855.
Notice is hereby glycn, that meeting ofthe
Stockholders Of this Company vii. be held at
It's office, in the city Of Columbus, on
Tuesday, January 26th, 1868,
| between the hours of 10 o'clo *, A. NJ, and Z
o'clock, P. NJ, at which thirteen Directors for
said Company viii be elected, and kMeh other
business transacted as may be brOARht befsro
the meeting. NockhalierSarer reminded that
the law proVlddA that After tho hrst eIeetion
Of Directors, nd person shRll vote on pny ahsra
Dn which any installinent il due and unpaid"
'.'-,t ~. J. J. JANNEf.
Dee. ~, lSG8-5Nf0 Secy and Treas.
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In Indiana fears are entertained
for the satoty OF tho wheat crop, on
account ofthc open winter with 80
little snow. r.
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Chillico,ho packed lO.l7l hogs
during the late eeason.
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Estate OF Mary a. widenor, dee.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed has been appointed and qualified
ms administrators with the will annexed, Of
tho Estate Of Mary A. Widcnor, late 6f Fairfield
SAID Estate will please cone forward and max @
immediate payment, and all those having
claims against sad estate. are requested tc
present lhcm to tho undersigned as required
10y law. JOHN wIDENER, Admr.
with the will annexed.
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RENOVATE.

During the Sprngmonths tits one ofthe reg
nlnr household dntiesto renovate, and. in he
multiplicity ofother duties ones own self IL,
ma gren' measure, overlooked thousands OF
v,MhNhe liVes might be prolonged, and many
doubtless saved from premature graves hy thor.
oughly rcnovnting the system with Dir, Ro.
backs Blood Pills Stomach Biitcrs aud BlovSl
PurIher. Sold Uy q. q. Beck, Druggist.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
NIGHT" S GENE S
IN THE BIBLE,
By Rev. DANIEL MARCH, d, D.

For llll.free, flowing. clear, sparkling pure
and graceful style; for poetic genus; for beau
~ Of thought aud rich glowing Imagination;
5or nice analysis ofcharaeter; graphic delinea.
tions and ripe scholarship: for llfe.like pic.
lures, glowing words and happy illustrations, 4,
this work has no equal. Such Communications
rs tbcabove, hayo been received from Bishop
Simpson, Rev. Albert Barnes. Noah Porter, u.
D., hb. d., W. A. Stearns, d. D.. Geo. Dana
Boardman, j.. D., l. W. Wiley, d. D., Samuel
W. Fisher, y. b LID, and leading Clergy.
men and the Press Of all Denominations.
5end for Circulars continuing the same. A.
gents are everywhere meeting with unpnral-
lcled success. I. is amost beautifully illus
trated and elegantly bound book, and pleases
everybody.
Commissions, 500 TO s2O0 per
month,
according to ability and energy. Address,
ZlEGLER, McCURnY q Co,
Philadelphia, Pa, G. ncinnnti. o., Chicago, III.
or st. LnHis, Mo. 4. .fra~-g
January "A, ls6O-Gmo. tt
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,.,a.a4sV.ALU1ABLE 81
Farms for Sale.

TEIHE UNH ERSlGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
on very favorable terms two very desira-
HE small farms In Rl,'hhnd township on the
road from Rushvllle to New Salem The tracts
are hut about Wrods aparf, and can be enltiva-
ted las one iarinif sold together. The one on
which reside consists OF 81 acres Of good land.
WITH good dwelling house and ontbnildings,
good spring, and orchai d of choice election
of grated applies, blidded peaches, plrmr, &c.
| taalolDs the lnrmA of Christian Baker and
John YoOlar1, The other tract consists Of 10
| hcres, gond wheat and corn laad, has on II 4
good dwelling house, good spring near the
saple ,gool1arn, and large prcbarJ'of choice
fruit. There is sptingivMer in every Held
abopt h5 acres under cultivation, the balance
These tnrms will ba sold either separate IyT or
together. For further parir ulars, terms, &e.
apply to the subscriber Oh the premises
JOSEPH VANDYKE.
Dee, -, 'Bs -smJo. IN ,,L,.r-.r,
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Quarterly Sistement OF the First
National Hank OF LAScaster, on
tho morning OF Monday, January
lIh, 1869.
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ssets
silG,O66 81


sl2G,r56 -
G. W Beck, Cashier.
sworn to and subscribed before me- thisfourlh
dayOf January, 1859. ", SCH LEIGH. r.
Jan. 7, 'G9--3w. Notary Public.
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Agricultural Election.
Veluablc Timber Land For
Sale.

The nndersgned offers for sale tract OIL
40 Acres OF good timber land as cnn he
lound in Hooking. Township. 1t is situated
three mlleswest Of Lancaster, near the Cedar
Hill pike, heing part OF the old Da-id Brum.
field iarm. II has on il an excellent variety Of
! timber, consisting Of shingle, building ana
| Ia timberSand abundance Of good fire wood
Will be sold IN t,go Tracts of 2" acres each, oil
thewhole together as may suit the purchaser
and at such prlcc rs that the timber vii
more than pay for the land.
TERMS = Oneithird OF purchase money IL
| hand, the balance III two annual payments, viii
interest. Application should be made to tht
! Jan. IA, lSG0.tf JACOB BECK
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Lancaster Union schools.

Goa,d OF Eiueation-
@ GESTLTsES,-The following Is
my report Of chs 90 ndtion OF your Schools for
Tho month ending Dec. "a, 1865
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sn GRAnR Roll OF nnNnn.

Ella Bopc, Mile Trout, James Davidson,
John Lnttn, High Schpul.-i.
Maggie Rope, North Sonlor GRAMMAR
jimmy Grlswold, Addu ENinger, North Jun
Tor GrNnmNr-2 HI
| Willie Hart, Frank Maycs, Bowman Rcln.
mund Frank Mincy, North IntcrmCdiato-I.
Sarah Fartig, Clara Fulton, Nettio Shut,
Frank DOek, Willie Cess, John Wright, North
2nd SecondAry-.0, "
Charlie RnuInan, George Gray, wllho shu.
CERT, North LIST SecondNry--a.
Samuel Motehntt, NortlI 2nd Primary.
Cora outcalt, l.issie Lttciohn, Willie lewis,
willic Haynes, Cyrus Mvchling, llerbcl
Mcchling, Charlie Zimmerman, Joha Myers,
North lat primary-Y. .t..
Hattie Billrghurst ChAs. Garaghty, South
Senior Grammar -. ...
Ella Rudolph, Earle Ennis, John Robinson
Willis llowaer, South JUNIOR Orammar-4,
Fannie Kmg, liL6le Ellis, Jennie Grndlc
Clara Wollnger, James Shlsler, South gnd sec.
ondnry-5, lNi ...H .,IIF
Clara Malone, Nora Whitley, George HCnly
John kicClclland, south ist SecOndary-t.
Annie BunlSer, Eta Eric, N lilo Ellis, Ella
Myers, Mtnla 0are, Ella Connell, Charlie Dn
Wis, John rickering, Sanlhio Sturgeon, George
Erid, George Pratt, south 2nd Prmary--li
Sallie Towns, Gcorge Shumau, Jacoo shacf
fer, snnth rst primpry-s. III
II, I.isAie Dyninan, j, Rod ,nheimer Vim. Croft
Jacob Kosnekine, Eddie Miller, John ~ lIarn
southwest LIST PrimNgy-o. TOTAL Is.
Total Roll of Honor, $50. vi
Decrease" Y - a. .f....
Rasnsr school No, L. North intermediate, Miu
Eiien Elder, II, ld Grade Rot oJ Honor. Thid
caroiiM0,t 10. lhrecatags on ist 6raie, 42,s
Banner, @bnol, No. :, south ld Primary, Ms
NdrD Rihd, ls, ld Grdis Rou NJ Honor.
! S0laa nf the tcachcrq especially In the Gram
mar schools are mtrhtroubled by excuses IRON
parents 10 dismeH children at recess. n pa
reuts cnn possibly Avoiu IL, wo trust that they
! sill no { request us To cxcnse thor rhildref
before theresulAi hour Of tdismisrion, as It is
great dctrlWoptbpih 10 tho childvcn and tn,
school to liovo'pGpils leaving in tho midst o
roo untlons, lULyeF - et.rN
The High School reports las cases OF tarli.
ness, the : senior Grammar Dep'ts VI. ienvins
tnthc other l2 Dcp'ts hut ! ~ rases. lTp,rrnl,
wos,ld bc ~ strict wiih NelrVtisr rhililrca ~
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Sworn to and subscribed beiore me tbi, bth
day oi January, isG9. JOHN GARAGHTY,
Jan'yI 'G)-3w. Notary Public,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-22

enough Yates obstinately refused to die
of the mortal wounds inflicted upon his
nroxv. and so Marsh, loading his musket with
two silver bullets (''to make assurance double
sure'). fred both into the back of Yates neck
ON the first opportunity. Yates, still obsti-
nate. recovered, and Marsh went to the peni-
tentiary. 1t is to be regretted that the results
of the experiment upon the scrofula itself are
nnrecorded, and thus lost to science.
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RESOLUTION no pUBL1sH A LOAN BILL.

Resolved, That the Clerk OF Common Coun@
authorized to publish in two daily newspaper
this city, daily for four weeks, the ordinance
sented tothe Common Council on Thursday, 4
"a, 1869, entitled ''An Ordinance to Authorize a
for the Payment OF Ground Rents and MortgaN
And the said Clerk, at the stated meeting of O1
ellis after the expiration of four weeks frouI
first day OF said publication, shall presen1
this Council one Of each OF said newspaper3
every day in which the same shall have 4
made. 6264
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Oily ORDINANCES.
4 CIEDK's OFFICE

I CLErK's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1861
In accordance with q Resolution adopted bN
Common Council OF the City Of PhiladephiN
Thursday, the twenty-fourth day OF June, 1861
annexed bill, entitled - -,
aAn Ordinance to Authorize a Loan for the|
ment of Ground Rents and Mortgages" IL HI
puoAS"eu iOi P"'i'' JOHN ECKSTEIN
Clerk of Common COun|
AN oRDINAN
IA To Authorize Loan Tor the PaymeA
Ground Rents and Mortgages.
Section 1. The Select and Common councils q
City OF Philadelphia do ordain, Ihat the maye
Philadelphia be and he is hereby authorized Ju'
row, at not less than par, on the credit OF the|
from time to time, seven hundred Thousand ~
for the payment Of ground rents ana mortgages
against the city, for which interest not 10 eXcee|
rate OF six per cent per annum snall De paluI
yearly, on the first days of January ana July, Z
ONCE OF the City Treasurer The principal on
loan shall be payable and paid at the eXplratl
thirty years from the date Of the same, and no
l0re, without the consent of the holders thereof,
the certificates therefor, in the usual form of te
tiHcates Of city loan shall be issued i'm such AND
as the lenders may require, but not for any fract
part OF one hundred dollars, or, If requirel
amounts of five hundred or one thousand dol
and 1t shall be expressed in said certificates tha
loan therein mentioned ana the interest thered
payable free from all taxes.
Section 2 whenever any loan shall be mad
virtue thereof; there shall be- by force Of this
nance, annually appropriated out Of the ncOn
| the corporate estates, and from the sum rails
taxation, n sum sufficient to pay the interest ou
certificates, and the further sum of three-tent
| one per centum on the par value OF such certid
| so issued shall be appropriated quarterly out of
| income and taxes to n sinking fund, which
and its aCCumulatiOns are hereby especially ple
! for the redemption and payment OF said q
Gates.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
UCTIoN SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITJ

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE L
WASHINGTnN ID C. .Inlv 1ofaL

A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITt/
"A ETC. ETC.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE /
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 90 1861
VIII be offered at public auction, in this cid
Judiciary Square Depot, Il Street, between Ed
and Fifth streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th ID
August at 10 A. NJ, q large assortment of Hos(
Furniture and Appliances among which will
found the following, VIII IA
5000 Tin Basins, 500 Delf Tea Pots,
5000 Iron Bedsteads, 600 Salt-cellars
5000 Delf Bowls, 1,200 Razors and Std
900 Leather Buckets, 1900 SpttoOns
500 Wooden Buckets 10000 Tablespoons,
$4,000 Tin Cups, 5000 Teaspoons,
$500 Deli Dishes, as so Mess Chests
Sorted 500 Rubber CushiOd
$4,000 Knives and Forks, 5000 yards Gutta-pei
each, Cloth,
$500 Litters, 1000 Gutta-percha
800 Delf Pitchers, covers
1900 Delf Plates,
And large variety of other articles, embral
Tunnels, COrkscrews, DIppers Gridirons, Lantd
Scales and Weights Shop, States and Pencils
side-tables, Sick-chairs, Cots, Horse-litters Co1
mills, Tin Tumhlers, etc. etc.
With small exception, the above articles are d
Catalogues with full particulars furnished upon|
plicatlOn.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds only; 25
cent. deposit required at time of sale and all
chases to be removed within five days.
CHARLES SUTHERLANl
Assistant Medical Purveyor Brevet Cold
U. S. A. pol
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
n A N H o o

M A N H o o
A MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE AND cd
OF PREMATURE DECLINE IN MAN, the TreatIn
of Nervous and Physical Debility, etc.
"There is no member of society by whom this book
not be found useful whether such person holds the
and Gdsette.
Sent by mail on receipt of fifty cents Address
Author, DIR. t.. DE II. OURTIS,i
o 20 6m No. 222 + Street. Washington, ID.
DHILOS OSOPHY OF MARRIAG "a
i A New Course of Lectures, as delivered at the i
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subject
How to Live, and What to Live for; Youth Maturity
Old Age; Manhood Generally Reviewed; The Causa
Indigest stion Flatuence and Nervous Diseases Accou
For; Marriage Philosophically Considered, etc.
warded postpaid receipt of % cents by addressing
A. LEARY, JR., s. E. corner of FIFTH and WALN
Streets, Philadelphia 2j
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-04-02

"RIDrNG Two HORSES. The Tribune
objects to SIBREE, that he is riding still
the republican horse. IF our recollection
serves us, more than two years ago the 7ri-
bune insisted that SIBREE was no longer on
the back of that ANIMAL and for fear
he might again attempt to mount the brute
it spurrcd and kept the "critter" rearing,
plunging and kicking whenever SIBREE
came in sight. Whether this induced ST.
BREE to place himself at proper dis
tauce, we are not informed; but one thing
we do know, that that ringboned, spawned,
and wind-brokeu brute, may cough and
kick, and kick and cough ever so much, ST
EREE is safe
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Town Ticket Of NanitoWoc.

At q democratic convention, held in Manito
: oe, on the 10Th Of March, to nominate candi.
ates for town officers to be voted for at the en-
uing election, the following ticket was nomi.
ated:
Chairman Of Board Of Superrisors-Chas
feeling.
As,'f Superrisors-S. C. HnD,
Martin Wild.
Town Clerk-Robert McGavin.
Topn Treaurer-Nick Gentaen.
Torn Assessors-W. +. Watrous,
b. Gentgen.
Justices Of the Peaee-Henry Sibree,
Matthias Wild.
Constable-Fred. Drum.
R67- Election to be held On the nrst Tues
az in April, being the 9Th.
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THAT R1NG.-The Tribune editor has for
. long time been in q number Of the many
Rings" organized during and since the
war BY the republicans in every part Of the
country, and supported by the hard earn
ings of honest industry of the unsophisti-
Gated people; and whose enormities in the
way of plundcr and robbery are being daily
exposed oy the democratic press, and for
fear of detection. exposure and the loss of
profits derived from these concerns, he has
started out on the cry of "stop thiefl"
gotten up,or attempted to &c. up, Ring"
and people it with democrats, and has la
belled it Poor Commissioners Ring. ;"
What . id poor concern that must be |
Why, it is absolutely mean to put of the
democrats with such . miserable affair and
then charge them as though it were of val>
uel Why. o. B., you ought to be
ashamed of yourself; it ain't worth the
two inch diameter of the paper you have
taken to print its characters upon!
Where are your County and Village
Treasurers' Rings, and your United States
TAX Assessor and Collector Rings" in
this county and village? The democrats
would be glad to swap their poor half
starved ID of 'Poor Commissioner
Ring" with all its past stealings and pros,
pective values, for the printing office and
type, or for the farm, or the brick
house." or the value Of the fat living your
Rings have severally ,orung ont of the
toll and sweat of our laboring classes all
ready weighed down to the earth under the
load of taxation imposed upon them for the
support of the Tariff Ring the
"Whisky Ring" the 'Bondholders'
Ring" the Army Ring and other
Rings" organized at the Seats Of our na-
tional and state governments!
Now, o. B., we give you our private
opinion, that you are making an ass Of
yourself Though doing but little violence
to your nature) in attempting to organize
Ring outside of your party organiza-
ton, in the county, and to make the pe0-
pie believe that all democrats who hold Of
fee, or who may be nominated for Office.
belong to it, and have or may become rich
from its spoils, when it is well known that
your own Rings" through their notori
ously thieving prope nsities, have absorbed,
and WILL until broken up, absorb oil the
surplus the people have possessed or may
hereafter earn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-04-02

HARD PUSHED. The Tribune must be
hard pused for material to crafty its no.
|torious propensity to utter SANDER against
reputable citizens when it resorts to the in
sane rawlings of drunken man to obtain
them. Every one who knows MAHoNEY.
knows that he never offered that suit of
clothes to MALLoY, and every one who
knows MALLoY, knows that if he had re-
ceived such an offer from any one he would
have accepted it, notwithstanding he was
in the employ OF the Trtbunes candidate
and hired expressly to work and vote for
him.