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ANOTHER ARCTIc EXPEDITION. Capt.
Z. I. Hall proposes to make another trip
IN search OF THE northwest passage. He
intends to start with I50 ton steam pro
pc.ler, to be provided, also, with sail He
will a.so have a top sail schooner Of about
80 tons His route will be into Jones
Sound, and thence b sea or land, as cir
culn,.auces favor, to the pole. Ate! tax
.ng his vessel as far as practicable. Capt
Hall intends to use E-qaireaux dogs and
slcdEcs in prosecuting the search Adu.ir
al Gr!Dnel, Of the japan navy. and recently
Of the United States navy, wiN, it is said
accompany him.
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GEORGE =. vyoUDgg.

A TTORNEV and Counsellor at Law, ano
"A District Attorney f.r Maui,owoc County,
Wis. All business entrusted to his care will be
promptly and faithfully attended 70. Advice
honestly given, for which "a r. 4sonable charge
will be made. All parties liable to sue ana
be suei pleas" give me a call 3" Be ye ac
deceived, O1ien in Huebners block On the
corner Iork AMI Gig.,h streets, where NJ may
be found from S 4 . u. until 6 r. y
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IN PROBlTE--NASIToWoC COUNTY


1 court. la til m,tter Of the estate Of
Henry Pr Her. deceased. On reading and
filing the petition If Mrs Anna Pfrffer, of
Mantowcc, in slIi county, representing,
among other things that Henry Pfefer, late
Of srld coun.y OF The oh day Of April, A. D.
leaving goods, chhtJes and estate within this
state, and ta. the said petitioner is mother Of
said deceased, AMI praying that ad!ninistra-
ton oF said estate be to Alois Ptcffer granted,
it is or!ered that sall petition be heard BE-.
fore the judge of this court on Wednesday the
l6,h day Of March 4. d. $50, at 10 O'Clock
q. IN, at my office in said county Ordered
further, th,t nctice thereof be given to the
heirs OF sail deceased. and TO all persons in
terested, by publishlga copy Of this order fos
three successive weeks prior to said d-y II
newspaper published at Manitowoc in saia
county. W. ". WALDO. County Judge.
M,,ntowoc, Feb 23d, 1870. 3l-sv
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ss rh- Chicago Times SAYS:

The Milwaukee Capital-removers are doing
their pret,iest" to capture tie CAPITAL of
Miconsln by making the Legislature drunk.
that being their only chance. Bu, rs the
quantity 81 liquor required 10 make Wiscon-
s,n Legislature drunk has never been meas
ugcd II sallens. ner computed in bulk. nor
fa,aomed by line ana Q,ummet the Milwaukee
undertaking spears IT, the iicb; Of a rer-
dubious txtc.: .---
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sykEEEEH.A WHITE.

A TTOENEY and Counsellor at Law ONCE
a on Eighth stree, over the First Nationa.
Bank
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ssS An old Iaiy lives IN ortand, Maine,
vs. the alliancicd wife of Daniel Webster.
She iS native Of New Hampshire. aGd in
har youthful days was accomplished aal
preroSsessjng, aUl s,il! owns a superior
mind. She refused Nr. Webster on ac,
coua: Of his using strong drink. S1e h :
n~rer mz...si.
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g.. EE. TREAT.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. CO..
n lections promptly after led to. once on
Buffalo street. between Eighth and Ninth
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To the Ladies' Of Manitowcc i:

Mrs. GEo. \ NooplN would respectfully
inform the ladies of Naritcwoc and vicinity
Jhat she has iust o7eacd rrs.-rlass Dress
making Establishment, IN ghi. village. on YORK
street, one door wnst of the Jones Library
Room, where sac viii ho very haTrv 10 meet
her friends and those desiring Hy;hing in her
line. Particular @t.cation pail to the fttIHg
and making, of iaiies' ans th0 leens' under
garments. Al, work warranted IN 6t. snd
charges resemble. Stitching and pink :
done - order Please give n,e a call. aud YOU
"'4 ot satisfied Mas ESQ \ WoopIE.
teru.cy 81 iS19 .2-a3
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Cow HIDING. Chicago has been enjoys
ing first class sensation Misses Lydia
Thompson and Pauline Markham
blondes" of The opera troupe taking ex.
ceptions Of the criticisms of the Chicago
Times, made personal attack with raw
hides on Mr. William +. Storey the editor
Of the Times on Thursday the 24th, while
the latter was walking with bis wife on
Wabash Avenue. The police came TO The
rescue an! the ladies were fBed 500
each. The oEera troupe cut short their
engagement.
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Kew Advertisements. 4

TN PROBATE NJ NIToWoC COUNTY
!. court Ia the msttcr Of the estate VI jos.
sph L Doucett, deceased. On reading and
fling the petition Of :, hloe Deuceit. Of said
county. repres enting among other things that
Josrph {. Douce : Lite of ii county, en- the
a,L d,,y Of a pal. 4 i 1863, near Wsukesan,
IN, died intesi .te leaving goods, chattels and
estate ws.hiu ,hj> State, ana that the s,id pc
iitiuncr i tLe widow Il said deceased. aud
praying tuat es.n4lEls.r tstA ii said estate bs
10 I ehoy, - E,ei, i i ordered that said
Yc,.;ion be he RI bsivsc tAs Juixss~oi this
cvurT ia "Wednesday tlt S'JA day Of March A.
h. l>7J Al 10 yjo"k 81. IN at ny othre IN
ia c.uu.v. ordered Further. that notice
t.y.,,. e -ie,u - ,os lvi.s Ct SAID decoased,
end &c =! persons 5utsrcs-,1. ~ publishing
e5uv -, KS ygl.-: :. see successive weeks
ur.,t Isl ~a.I { Y q. hesrla =. in the MAnitowoc
i..o., r yvealg ucnsis e. published at Mani
t,Nuu Ii S...~ -o-...y ". ". WALDO.
Coaa.y Judge.
- ,..tgv-rC :. -. 2. 1870 35-w3
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re. .Ye>sn:snycs IN tie legislature are ca
IA i @: Judging iof Themselves. / l. car
lalDIy better "a grant s Jhau>ani charters
than to ron the rI>k o. losing lie ruad
irJu, the want OF sufficient legislation To
that end. Ons and perhaps two road, csn
be built in he direction inlicatcd, aud the
company which first demonstrates lis eu";
faith aad practical ability for orenins vi
the Communication with the Northern
countic- fer Which the whole Eastern zee
ton Of the Safe IS clanoring, viii ~lo the
greatest share Of p~ui, aui apI'au-e /. uu,
the enterprise. We have fai,L tia, in
dealing with ~, matter the legislature
will look sharply to al pro5-bi,.;je. aul
take action with reference ouly to p.actic-..
results.
THY DURAND SCANDAL
CASE.
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HARD oS tbs MUILETs -John Turner.
editor of the Iauston Star (Rep.) has
visited Madison, and draws the following
charcoal sketch Of the Legislature new in
session:
\ fair working M jority Of the present Leg
is'ature Of his state are no more Il. for L..is
lJtors th,n barkeerer is for q revival
preacher We 10 not know Of any BODY Of
men eyinci1g more n.asterly inactivity han
the present Senate and Assembly. 1t ,ee.-s
5Ut reasonable t. expect Of any orJiinarv man
that he should know whether be is qualified for
a Legislator or not. And vet it is evident
that If Il we're possible 10 remove two-ffhs O,
the Assembly. jhe wise ami fl part away
from lie remaining ihree-Gigbs Of muliets. and
shut the mulleJs up in the Assembly Chamber
together. away from counsel and I0rm-bsUks
AMI ether copies, that they wouldn't know
enoush 10 draft simple Incorporation Act
properly. or vote inteli!ceutIy CT oRe that
somebody else might draft Stiu, there they
SIT. ike 20 many ulcat ststUes ana daulle .nI
gsh5.e. and do BIncombcEG- gramr7.tical!v.
ami re5irJ progress. AMI cloat over papers
ald letters addressed 10 lion. - Saplead So
aEI-so.
Remember, mules, that shc aIeve IS !
Republican estimate.
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IN Tn0BATE-NANiTOWOC COUNTY
i court la tbs III. ,ilr OF the est te of {, >
PER i.rs.o Jr.. de-. 81. on reading and fling
the poiioa Of tul"r leEro af said county,
re.re-gu..uE G.tnl chr :hIn.s aa, Casper
Le,ro. Jr lafs 81 Il count ola ,hc 9Th day
os ilr4., A. n ~ ) ues. " .ukeg.m. III,
Gie& i..-ys-sJe, le-vIS goods OF chat,cls
ard no csjate within dis state snd that the
il gCii. .ouer is tacr / ia ieee lsed and
pr-ying tn tai,,iui' roavn Of sid estate H.
4 Fr..aci> kastytrl4 sly - Itel, i, is order
I'd that sad petition be herd before
the judge 90, ,his cyar, on Wednesday,, the
.U.A day cG Vi ret \ y. lS7G, st 10 o'clock
t. m, at my cfice in sail county Ordered
further. that notice thereof be given to tho
leirE of ssia 3-coeSsi, ani to IL persons in.
{, rested, L. publishing copy of tins order
Tor three Successive weeks prior to said day Of
hearing, III the Nanitcwoc Pilot, n weekly
suapet published Il Manitowoc in said
county v ". WALDO. County Judge
81. nitowoc, March StE, 1870 33-wS
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Horrible Treatment Of o Vie. il
Truo-Coliugal Felicity = High
Lite-L0tloa to Discharge Du-
rand
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eg The moruaes ;hrosten to f.ht in
Case the tuaoAs 5;A : pa.,I.
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\ rnnR.TN-NANirOWnc CnuNlY

y ,..to~cc. = -. sI.l9-o 81
, 1870-03-23

"Swe11a" In New YORK now weAr bracelets
Virginia CITY IS to hare N2ltdnV match fR a
rurEc Of 81 mo and the championship Of Nevada
4 Bosson paper chronicles the arrest Of *'ano-
ttsseus female confidence woman"
= Terson4 Imprisoned IN the Kensnoky Pcnitcn-
tiav fos Thinning OF slaves kan inhahls that insa-
,s,ticn, 0tru,e Of them having zen yuars to serve
New Orleans p.ckrockcu send up I host OF In
tlA rubber balloons and while the crowd Eazes
1,enTenward, 20 through their pockesa
1t Is not considered Eentlem1nly At Yale for stu
dents to "continut EnowhaI1tuc In the frctufe
soom after the r1ufessor requests them 70 stop"
ArrFcp,s OF the taccsss of the uhet,1 ptnEzaMnc
Of Tie French Ministry, the Emperor Ii reported 70
lave sid: "Ne shall 8Qececi; We shall sue
cceAs< vi have nil The honest men IN the country
Is. cur hacka-
The avcszst daily number Of Americans who
STOPPED 1t The GranA Hotel du Lonyrr, List srar,
was one hundred and seven. Of EuglshMen nfy-
| tvo and OF Germans eichtrcn- .-...
the Success q: English ASTRONOMERS On the pcak
Of Teneztne has ie1 the Russian Government TO
establish n Astronomical oesefsatnsy ca Mount
/ -srarat
Tic sss.cm OF "surrrssing" e.s.s which Is Il
favor atrrsd, especially In Ft1nce L. developed tc
Al extraordinary extent i, Eg.n1t>Earopean fAsnt
res No miss Is brought ont until she s4 YEAR
uld aad Fts1aa ESQ pounds
CoEneIrs oDowd expresses the opinion, II
Blartroad, that in Euglaad . man meets na1
yelleus ensrGy and "go" =" thai he nnds nowhers
else ~. Of course, except America" he Eays
"for WITH Us we wcrk life At = high boiler press
urc, Let The Yankees do noze-tney SIT On th'
| valvea-r
In Great Britalu, soldiers toan the army, Whei
thrJ nrst enlist, for period of ten yearA Al ta'
end ct fh&s tine tne5 asc 8ilowed, II they pleAse
u rcsaaaee themselves for another term Of clever
ycA1s, and when this Is completed they become cn
| Tiled to penks0u-
| 4 PROSPECTUS has becn Issued Of the Franco
, 1870-03-23

Senator ConlEng, in behalf OF the Ju-
dietary Committee Of The Senate, has made
Il report to the effect that General Amea, ut
the time he VIA elected Senator Of the
United States fn,m Mississippi, WAS mol
IAN inhAbitant" OF that State in the sense
contemplated by the constitution General
Ames Vas an officer Of the United States
Army, detailed for service in Mississippi.
The point whether at any time hsfo7e his
election be beca1ne resident Of the State
in any other sense is very hne one, de-
pending as it doea entirely upon the inten-
ton Of the rerson- 1t is admitted by Gen
eral Ames that he had no intention of re-
siding in Mississippi until he vas solicitcs
10 becumo candidate for the Senate. The
c.,mmittee do not think ho acquired a resi
dcnce, and report tha. he was not eligible
when elected
, 1870-03-23

for tprust;p purposes, md 4zo not incsudod in
the lists. IN quits uunber u cascs the names
Of townaHpe ara dnpllcated--in Other words,
the aamc naKneH occur b different counties-
The following is List Of R1e n4mes that aF-
pear more than onec: Aaau1s, 2; Buckbardt,
bear Greek, 2; Brooklyn or Brooklin, 2; Blue
Mound; 2; CIAJton, 2; Concord, 2; Centre, 2;
Crooked Cre%k, 2; DuPage, 2; Deerheld, q;
Douglas, 8; Freedom, 2; fra2klin, ;; Grove
land, 2; Guilford or Clifford, 8; Grant, a;
Harlem, g.; Jackson, 2; Kxnsas, n Lima,
=; Lee, q; Logan, =; Lafayette, ?; Lib
ertT, q; Montgomery, s.; Martin, 2s Md
ison, q; alddletown, .; Newton, or Now Town,
2; Eevad4, q; Orange, .; Okaw, 2; Pairie,
2; Rutland, 2; Richland, >; Taylur, 2; Unon,
s; Woodland, 2; Whsatland, .; West, 3;
York, 9.
Tic counties which 1zso not yet adopted
township organization ere thu following j:
Alexander, Tond, Calhoun, Cxsx, Christian,
Clinton, Franklin Gallatin, Greene, Hamilton,
Hardin, Henderson, JacfBony Jefferson. Jer-
scy, 1ohnson, Macoupin, Madison, Marion,
Maeeac, Menard Monroe, Montgomery, Nor
gan, Perry, Popa, Pulaski, RslzaoIph, Saline,
ssott. St. Clair, onion, Wabash, Washington,
The only wonder Is that every county h tho
State has NOT long ktDce adopted tl.ssyx4em OF
townahip organization, Is Icing in ererJ re-
spect superior to and more satisfactory than
tie encte s5sasu Of County Commissioned
TOutta
, 1870-03-23

Tho sale of merchandise is already lively, will,
The prospect In favor Of Chicago. Peopfs who
are compelled by thair interest to live In this
district do not perceive any reason thas they
shonN my double tho California rates for life,
nor Why tho " excitement" prices Of lAst
spring should be kept up 1t this-late dAy
in the history Of White Pine. 4
lt.le wholesome composition from Chicago
merchants will do US no harm. They can de-
lver their goods here u cl1eaply "a tho dealers
OF Califor1iA. and make living profit At lower
p.icea than those now demanded By tho latter
Our retail dealers continue to make their
freight bills the excuse for enormuns ch.rges
for family supplies while tho truth ia, th.s
thsy bought thar stocks on long credits At CA-
tfornia rates, and mean to mike the people
pay their bills and something orer. II Chicago
doalezs would establish agencies here, they
could command the retaif trade With tbs entire
population. Eastern Nevada IA being sett1etl
vesy fast By An industrious mining and agricul-
tusI people, and business trannsctions in tli.,
part Of tie country will soon bo Of Large pro-
portiona. Chicsgo can tAke our bullion inst a.
well ~ San Francisco and we can take the
gooda Of the formar in exchange Ut lower
prices than the 1Atto5 vii Afford.
On this subject, "a we'll Il III others Of in
terest concerning this region, you sha!l hoax
from me Again. W. II. H.
, 1870-03-23

North Carolina is triae more ut WIZ
than she was during the rebellion. Then
she WAS peace State, and, being at war with
both sides, was comparatively in q state Of
peace But now the killings aud whip
pinga are 20 numerous that ono would sup
pose that most Sand-hillers who deserved
whipping. OF whom any body had any desire
to whip had got it and that the rest were
Ill shot, or satiaAed But this is not tho
case. Governor Holden calls for United
States troops TO hunt the Ku-Klux, and tho
Raleigh Sentinel, organ of tho party that
goes by tho name Of Democracy in the
piteh-rine State, proposes that Governor
Holden dissolve his Union Leagues, hive .
rarley "with the King or comman-
der Of tho ku-klux;" !" That the
Governor shake hands with the King, aud
tho King shake hands with the Governor,
aud that they "both agree to dissolve their
accu1sed oath-bound secret societies.
Such truce would leave the State at peace
-one-half of its people under the COM
nand Of the Governor, and the other half
under the King Of the Ku-klu1. Who is
this Bourbon? Where docs he hold his
cuurts Ia he the legitimate administrator
in charge of the 's ssnouldering embons" Of
the rebe1lion2 Do his royal experiences
fulfil the adage, "Uneasy rests the head
that wears crown?" II North Carolint
were only some other country VIC could lnJ
it But as it is part OF the United States
it is really quite impossible 70 tell what t,
Go with il
, 1870-03-23

aesszA Skinner and stone, the assistants d,
iFo1easos saoord, II the Dearborn Ohscryatory n
ton afy, Tor seEcsal yeara past, have been y,ad
70 taxc position, ~ aids, IN the UuIsed S.a.es M,
VA conservatory II Washington. They viii prph,.
~! lease lineage within day or two. The an.
poinnment La At once crcli&ahlo to their sctenttno
aasninents, and to Professor saflord, under vhoae
direction they have developed into compcteu,
"olkers At very ear!y age
1.u Within few weeks past, Chicago coola fu,t
y cnlto mo Possession OF the 1a.Ksss rrtr.crno
Hleseope u the world, the "aperture Of the or,
EcslaHs being 181 inches glass his bet.n
nAna1acta'ed In England, which will bear an NJ.
posed aperture Ut Is inches In diameter: it ID now
being mounted for use.
ne" telescope, made by A,yan Clarke 4 San.
OF bos'on has Just been placed In position on Vim,
cennes Avenue, IN this city, by Ar. Burnham. OF
me Law reporting frm Of Ely, Bu.nham Bart-
ieft The instrument hIs q inch ootec, zls.1 !.
local length Of about feet; four astronomtcai
e!e-peeea' swo diagonal eJe-pleces, aud finder
o1 iI lnehea aperturc. It equatortally mounted.
WIN circles reading to single minutes Of ftrht a.
Eenhon, ana ave minutes Of arc in Jecl.nasion
1ne cost Il Understood to have been 800, Il .n-
peafs 70 be very ane telescope, and viii b wen
employed BY tts owner, whose knowledge at .he
neAfeos Is quite extensive for ao amateur.
, 1870-03-23
Mayor Elty.sn nnd Ess1 7tsiIcc IL, Pos.
ses4inn al shr City th1shoosa Eorti-
A9d on HEook kAscn4e-5fficint Ger.
reHnon1enre.


Frun tn {tic,tr,1nd ceu1t.1, Karek q.
Yesterday morning. at 2. O'Clock. A.xet
El'Seon hsl3 his court st thu City Hall. T5c
Only cs.cs before hm naIe thf,ae OF Eaaie!
Touyges. late CAnta;n of Etsahoon' 'sfpolioe. npd
BENJAMIN F. lsu}l, lsse Sergeant u tie Gang
street. With the badges sId IN the u1.:orm ii
policemen without tae actsority OF the tfayurof
the city. When they xsre xought up, tic Mayor
told them that aeither he nor .lley p4re
Judges Of the lav. He uas elected as an asec-
utise eftcez, and. p that capacity. should szTy
LII Eeen arTcrtetl - the agents Of parsies who
we're resisting tl.e lhw and o5-tru-inG is exc
: euGcn in the ctr. II was his du.Y, Is Mayor
u the city, to seL tA7t they we're not xel to
Tcteist in snch coud1ct- He did not propose
~ tend them - pE,son, nor to Ir>t th.fn ,,nIer
bonds he et1pH have their a-t14 a,d badges
taken from than md diselaza:" then. from GUS
tody. Tou1yse sid be had nos beeu notified OF
The change q dynasty and Eull SAID il be was
allowed tn .etais bis rank as ; sergsAnt he WAs
f,ce h u. Informed shss ther, vas no "a
cAncE in the lat Of sczgeante. bus he would bs
rccei,cd IL private Hs- nads NO reply TO
ihis. aal he and sfr. IoIesee left
Ar. Chaloon y ens through the fasce Of hay
kins Washington II to, assaaltinS Della Ha4-
t;n.. sbont II o.e1eek III: chahoon
tie Ik:rd Ward staa,n House. and
hssing gathered together Twenty-Five or thi1.y-
i've os his ex-pohcec1en, fortified himself snd
Eat down to aWait N attack A bread wagon
Tas diiren up and anloa.le3, and a1.1n.e:
| ueuta nade to stand teiee. The w;nloga
We're ba1rieaded. ammunition served ort, and
Alc1kout placed on the roof Of the hou.e TO
Fve notice oY The sqproach Of the eremy, and
7oSs cAde nsEer to surrender as long as
uan Of thet4 hadon dropof the crimson cur
rent of hfe lft II his veina and Arteries. This
Has Al yelv b1ese, and much to be admired
IL view Of the fact th7t the comroauIant Of
the foylorn hope and his volunteers knew
that. br IN ordinance Of the council. the Third
Ward engine huuse had beea discontinued ss
police station.
Tbs feeling, however, did not prevail With
The redoubtAble Captain Gan&er and hs n;1e
men, at the Second Police station; for 1t u
O'Clock, when Captain j. u, Tyler, with de-
tactzueEt Of men, went up to take POSSESSION.
ther only bad to break the door down. oeiofe
Mr. Chahoon's bravo Lieutenant surrendered
st discretion. laid open kit arHla, anu Ma1eheo
out ia thc tune OF stpixie, ~hist!od by
crowd Of ..loy1" boys in tie arch OF the
market. ,-.-
| to have his men placed On ~ tha stteeta "
the civ. xnd II 10 O'Clock tie entiro city. with
the exception Of the Old Market Station
Bouee, which was IN the rosse-sioa Of The
United Ssate4 tIoops,-seut down '' 10 protect
public property" and the Third Ward Engine
House. where M1. ChahoGa bad fortified him
self, were in the possession Of the Mayor and
his police.
CxDEHwoop "rx5rxcrs,"
On Thursday last ex-Goveruo1s Wells and
Wise applied. as counsel for Mr. Chahoor, to
Judge Underwood for An injunction assains.
, 1870-03-23

Already three candidates hsve aanounced them-
Relvet in Kentucky Al contestants for Golla'iAys
aeAt tn Congress, x31d naorw are co1ntn&.
The Mobile 1%ibtrx Is anuous for SouthcrntEs to
ado nothing politically to condemn the Confst-
crate record"
the Illinois Constitutional Convention from the
Fayetss District, In Place OF the Hon. Beverly ".
Henry, whoee Illness compelled his resignation
The letter further RATES thai thessane causes Of
en.urlztus existed under Brownlows admiulse.s-
on 81 under the present: aad that the better cass
Ut Conservatives arc In favor oI doing ali thst Is
requ,sitc to suppress the dts1uEoaucc&
i correspondent Of the Pailasctphsa L~darr fue-
scsts saat the rennsytvaraa Legislature should
have biennial Instead Of annual aeas!nns- He sass
Its deliberations do yer! little epca and 1t man-
ages 10 keep every one IN \ tze=sos until It Al
toarrs"
The vo;e OF Lewiston, Ne, on Tucslay, on IL
second u4al 70 elect NAIoSA VIZ As follows: J.
r, Fessende1, Republican, SIS: W. 4. Stevens,
Citizens, Sos; Il. i. OsRe+ad, Democrat, 9'A Al
other election will he htl! In few .!ASs, when 4
plurality Of votes VII elect ...
The Concord n, H. P1Hiot Continues !tR vi,
upon The leading Democrats IN thA state whit
sought 10 seu cat the parry pfe<tou1 to the lat.
election, md Asserts that they ase san secretly 4
! work N the lamc line, Designing 10 form utV
party, tf which they Ahall be icaders-
TIE New York Snn SAYS the Democracy Of New
Tort il "rhrust into the slough Of dis1epute IN.
| tnlhee.lty b! pzeteuden, chirlatana, and cotrup
uonts1a and wants a leader Of progressive tdea,
| II sugges,a Sanford E Church As the rrupef mAu
The New York H<ruI predicts "the overthrow
Of the Democratic party IN the next State election
and, with The loss Of New York, The rapid tiiante
grafton and dissolution Of the party throughout II
rnited STATED"
The Macon GAY Telegraph comments Genera
! Brrcktptidge for branding the Eu-klux, "thos
lpaskea tuasencess and assassi1s, - they oes<rve
| and aftcr deciA r1ne u u he coald not hare sal
one superfuous word In aennncaaton oi sheiT mid
! utsht deeds, adds that they must he put dow
seine tsy, and the sooner the better,
Ths Kentucky Legislature proposes to postron
the election Of ConRrcssmen Until August, 1s'l
mus leaving tnat State unrepresented In the mex
Congress Until that time. II Is boldly announce
.nss II q Anticipated that bJ that time rsctt
GOOD understanding viii be arrived 1t as TO ho'
| the aooesston OF TIC neRyoes to the voting popul1
ton OF kenrucky viii sncct the political ssAsus .
the State.