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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

I WILL LEAVE CANON CITY EVERY Mon
| day, Wednesday and Friday morning re-
turning, leave Weaverville Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday mornings. All business intrusted
to me by business men or private individuals
will be promptly attended to. All kinds of
freight aud express matter carried at reasonable
rates, and every accommodation guaranteed to
passengers. as I do not run my line by gas you
needn't fear an explosion.
Das" U S. Mail and County papers carried
free Of charge. G. w. DAY.
Weavervile, June IL, 1871. 24-tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

Los ANGELES supports ono hundred and fifty
professional gamblers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

Where he will, at all times, be found, ready 70
accommodate all desiring good pictures, OF any
style. Mr.. Marie has been engaged in this ous,,
ness for upwards of TWENTY YEARS, and wiz
guarantee perfect likeness. Give him can
Woavcrville, March cath, 1871. la-u'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15
NAIEAV VERVILLE, JUNCTION CITY AND
w Canon City Stage and Express

Grant fought out on his line and intend Il
on mine, ''1 IL takes all Summer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

TOMORROW the election takes place, and
no man should fail 10 vote. lndeCision is
the meanest Of traits. The man who Is
undecided now must hc lacking in Der
sonal independence in the last degree. The
general Interpretation will be that he
hvorS Radicalsm, yet isnot bold enough to
brave the ignominy he will bring upon
himself by voting the Radical ticket I Such
a man would be more respected were he
to vote that ticket. Every man with q
brave and honest heart will vote. There il
no ground for indeci>ion to rest upon, ant
the undecided man now will be decidedly
LETT to chew the bitter cud Of regret, will
none TO comfort him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06
The River

The Wing is mistaken. The work OF
deepening the channel of James river is
not let by contract. 1t is conducted by an
engtneer-Captain MINoR-selectcd by the
Council, which has placed under him ma
chimes and hands to work them. The Dis
patch, therefore, could not complain of
contractors, as there are none on that
work. 1t did not, strictly speaking, com.
plain OF the Council. 1t assumed that the
work ought to be complete, or SO far com.
plete rs to give vessels fifteen feet at low
tide from Richmond to the sea by the time
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shall be
tinished-say about the. 1st of October next
In order to assure this, the Dispatch begged
the Council to take the proper steps at
once. The requisite force should be put
at the work without delay. G
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: aprrrAx nOrTGEs.
~ THE MARTYRS OF NEGLECT

qa
7. Is net too much to cay tha. tens OF tnoussao'
are now suffering nom biltousuess ina'
consultation, periodical feTers, genera oeonits,
snsueryous affections, who might be fes'oleu :"
ne,fec. health within month or ieas by tne use =.
HOsTgTTE RS STOMACH B1TTERs. Ine ma,"
titdcs who have been cured of these and olner an
ments by the use OF this well-known spectre arc
alvays ready to testifyt 10 It's virtues IS preven.
i've and remedy. They are gpread over the "nois
country; they are eager to praise ana recoTmen.
Il and vet Notwithstanding It's vast populNiass'
there are m any In valids and man who are con.
ualIy exposed to the epdemical Diseases aeSmI'
which It is sure protection, who, ELMER
Indifference or incredulity, neglect 70 seize ".
nortunity to cure and means OF prevention, W.
thew have only To resch out their hanos 70 Nm.
This Is strange; 1t is one Of the anomanes .,
man nature which 1t is impossible to accoun. 10,
or explain. 1t is, however, quite cers@ta a,act
every day the number of these Martyrs OF ~
6 d,nin,abinp This Is proved by she Sa nresent
The sales of the great remedy Dnns yond ali pre-
FIJI the dem md for 1t has tucreasea ontire COM
den, and II seems as If in the emu TACT that
m"nuy 1pould realize the 1mp0nI sf or the above
nnn all other medicines prescrlDsya c. cure. AS
Wiz ntadrts fail It can and does nmn,on ut this
cu.rpptactIon against diseases mosI I Viii IL.
sepaon. there IS nothing compnfH'ie
no 6-deod6Wlt -----=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06
q. afaao ard fo0 IN NORTH Car

.....,,rx Out ofsao, 100000 In North Car
liz Iess than $500, 600 have gone into the
treasury or been expended on pupus
works. Do you want the class OF asn
who have thus swindled and robbed tne
southern people in their hour OF pros.ra-
tion and poverty to govern your The
thought of subsection to such wretches IS
into,erable. II should nerve every arm
and eli every heart with unalterabie reso-
luton to save Virginia-to preserve ner
and her children from so sad fate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

The poor negroes are the deluded victims
of villainous ultra Radicalism. They are
turned against their best friends-against
those who alone can give them employ.
ment-and harnessed to the car of the
ultras. Thus they are forced to assist in
eleyatlDg men who care nothing for them,
and whose plunderIng schemes will only
swell public extravaganza and increase
public burthens. The negroes will in time
get tired Of this seryitude that only turns
them against their own people and secures
for themselves no benefits, and instead Of
blessings only curses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

Richmond is on the highway to prospe-
rity. If we elect the ultra-Radicals it will
be damaged in reputation and check
will be put upon its growth. Lovers Of or
der and men of means will not hazard their
peace nor their property in a community
where Radicals such as the South has are
in power. But maintain the dignity of the
community, keep our own tried aud capa-
BILE men in Office, and the faith In our fu-
ture will be firm and the increase Of the
city will 90 ON steadily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

community by casting their lots with ~,
and who have proved their integrity and
tr,1stworthiness by their daily life amongst
ms None other should We think Of. The
nmh,ic yvelfare and the social order and
,,rosnerity cannot be trusted to those who
have no sympathy with us, and nave gwen
~ nroof of either capacity or honesty.
stand up, fellow-citIzens, tomorrow for
tho CON seryative ticket. That is the ticket
that can be trusted. The nominees are
true to our welfare, and capable of taking
care of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

If we strike Radicaism severe blow
now, it will not recuperate. We can easily
beat it ut the next elections and alter the
Presidential election it can no more get
upon its legs. Thus Virginia will be finally
saved from Radical misgovernment. 1t can
be then said that although she was forced
to suffer that terrible ordeal by force of
arms, yet when it came to be q matter of
election with her. she never allowed Radi-
calism to rule in her high places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

Dear friends to the breach tomorrow
The old State looks fcndly upon her chll
dren, contiding in their devotion and their
manhood. "Surely," says she, IS my sons
viii not leave me to be plundred and in.
suited by the stranger. No; they are true
they have drawn their life blood from my
breast, and the greater my distress and need
the more devoted and intrepid will they be
in my defence!" Who says that this fond
reflection is u deiusion?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

REAEABER, VIRaIEIANs, that carpet-bag
aud negro misrulc has brought upon every
State where it has prevailed untold mise
Fiss. The debts Of the States subjected to
tihs sort Of rule have been doubled since
The war, and but u small part Of the pro-
ceeds OF the public credit thus thrown
upon the market has gone into the public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

AND YET ANoTHER.--A company has just
been organized at Clarksburg, West Vir-
ginia, to construct a railroad from Charles
ton. Kanawhs, to the Pennsylvania line,
with ALBERT l.. CATLIN, Of Boston, as pre-
sldent. 1t is called the Northern and South
ern West Virginia railroad. The road will
run by Fairmont, in Marion county, and
in Monongala county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

COOP HuMoR.-The Fairmont West Nsr-
gtnian thus philosophically takes its late de.
feat
1--WE propose now to devote our entire
attention TO home affairs. The reputation
OF the paper for local intelligence shall be
fully sustained"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

Don't scratch the ticket. Scratching is a
health-giving operation sometimes in poll
tical life. But you can't scratch now with
out running the risk of electing men who
will give us Radical judges all over Eir-
sinia, and through them Radical officers of
eleclions-in fact, thorough Radical rule.
Don't scratch the ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06
CROCKEsY, GLASSWARE, &c.

CHINA, GLASS, SILVER.PLATED
~ WARE, TABLE CuTL AND GEN
EkAk ASSORTMENT OF HOUsE.FURNlSH-
liant would respectfully inform his friends and
former patrons and the public generally that be
Is now located at sas M.1n street, near Ninth
OF HoUsE-FURNISHING GOODS Including
China. QueenswSre, Sllyer-Plated Ware, Glass
ware, Table Cutlery, Fancy Go0da, &c. Just
opened, an assortment Of seasonable goods, COM
pristng III part Plantshed Soup anu Oys'er Tu-
reens; Chatting, Oyster, and HOt-Water Dishes
teel aud BronZed Fire-Sets and Stands. Nursery
Tenders, Plate Warmers, Parlor Coal yages and
kieeman's celebrated German Students Lamp.
Also Stamped, Iron, Wooden, and Japanese
faper-Warts. oc e. 3m
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ME- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMING
. TO THE FAIR.

7. r. PRICE & CO. are again in market, and
by cleaners and express daily are adding largely
10 their extensive stock Of STAPLE aud FANCY
GOODS. Every novelty In the dress line is now
coming; also, CLOAKS aid SHAWLS for fall
and winter, In endless variety.
Plain AID rlaid French and Irish Poplins,
Diagonal Poplns, every shade and quality;
Cashmeres and Nerlnos, all qualities;
Black Gro Grain and Bonnet Silks, low bar
gains;
Fancy Coorcd Silks, plain and striped;
Ottomans, Satin Luslres, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, Bombazinc Cloth.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
Nelours and Freach Poplins, Ottomans
Tamtse, lmptratrtce. Gro De Nice,
Gro De Athens, Double Mohairs. Alpacas,
BombazineS {FreDch and Englfsh)
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Collars, sc.
IN STAPLES:
Blankets, Fiannels, Linens Cotton and Linen
Sheetings, Damesk. Towellngs, Cloth, Cassi-
meres, Vestirgs. Gents and LADIES' Shirts and
Drawers, Socks, Stockings. Bosoms. &C., &c.
All of which will be sold at mall profits, and
every article guaranteed Of best quality. No spe-
cial list of prices given, but let sensible people
judge for themselves. T. X. PRICE Il co,
oc II llol Main. corner Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

.|@THE DOMESTIC sEWlNe-M Nh.
CHINE was awarded the premium m,n .xsmina-
ribbon 'i ca on noetq this machine was found not
tion o, ~, Tue time to be awarded the premium.
entered I'm s there is no premium given for any
Consequently sa' John @. ANDREWS,
SEWING lnaeH'n'' chief secord Department.
,,rurrrI, DOMESTIC ef1ice' o0s MAIN
FAITHFUL no 4-3t
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.rsurv ns,s,DB.
,~---~.----Srr SsnnTls STORE

-I1I1pc4 Hill DRY GOODS sIo ,tas
rfoaandy for i 1ss. a eege
bstowed gp9H ns 1Ss hope s..ic. t s
l pax ao 70 Business % GGREo6Ga
same. ,,rwaoty. firth and Broad streets ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06
1871.
1901 1911
$3.50 suMMEs ARRANGEMENT. vs
SCHEDUI.E RICHMOND. FksusmINSc
ETTPG AMI POTOMAC ROUTE, GoAA'
INTO EFFECT JUNE J. 18Th
1877

TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, eofnes w.
and sth streets, as follows: =, .xr,ys.
The DAY TRAIN daily at SO a. n Except .,
In Washington AZ i:Is, Balomote, and SsT
Sundays) at AIS, phllaielphla ~ s;n' 49,
york st 10 40 p, N, TIE SAME DAY. s,nd.,,)
4 The NIGHT TRAIN daily te1eei' VI '
T s DAY GRAIN arrives IN Richmond . 81
The NIGHT TRAM arrives In hisHAVN
lMondays exccptedl 81 ESQ a. ID. for Ailfor.
leaves Bread-strees DSpot daily s uSuasi SO
ceptedl a. a:s9 +. d. Arrives N aieidi0
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays o.
Fridays at as A. III m,,porGH RAG
GAGE CHECKS 70 all principal poA
4 Compsny,s Offices, corner Broad sns aa
rickes othee, corner Byrd and San sIISSsTRY,
General 9tcket Akoay
q. z. D. MYERS. General Sno't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

Who can best administer the government
of Virginia? Why, virginians, OF course.
Either those who are natives OF Virginia or
those respected adopted citizens who have
proved their sympathy and loyalty to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

The question tomorrow is between capa-
bility and incapacity-integrity and dis
honesty-fdelity and faithlessness-econ-
omy and prodigality-probity and de-
prayity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

MT TABLE-CLOTHS, two yards long,
warranted all linen, a, 81 worth sl.5o; TABLE
pAMASK at e5c. per yard worth s5c., a. s5c. would
be n bargain at 81; DOYLIE5 or FRINGED
NAPKINS at coo. per dozen worth 81; HUCkA-
BACK TOWELS at SL50 worth e., at ~ worth
81, 80, at s3 worth s., at 81 worth &c. at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
. All colors in SILKS, sATINs, TERRYs, and
YELVETS, for Trimmings. mol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

The Fairmont West Trginidn likens the
Republicans out there to the Confederacy,
inasmuch as they were beaten. This is GER
tainly the only possible point Of resem-
blance between them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06
MAKKIED.

n, tho 1st instant, BY the Rev. DIR. j. B. Jeter,
Mr.. BsNk- WADE to Mira. MARY HOOD al
OF Henrico county.
Wednesday, November 1st, 1871. by the Rev; d:
Wall %. D.. Mr.. JOSEPH A. WYATT 20 Miss
MAMIE f., daughter of Andrew Johnston'
Tsn boi h of this city. No cards.
baltimore, Augusta (Ga.), and New orleans
napers piess sc CODY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

I LEA & PERRINS' SAUCE, pro.
nounced by connoisseurs 1.-THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE.n .------.--#-
1timproves appetite and digestion. aud 1t Is un-
riTal1ed for its flavor. .f.sg
We are directed by Messrs. Lea q Perrins 10
prosecute all parties making or veudIng counter
feits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
au A-M&Wem Agents, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06
WTILSON s. SANDS,
wv RiChAIUND MARBLE WORKS,
CoNEa GOVERNOR AND Ross STREETS, s.
81. RICHMOND, VA. go

All kinds OF MARBLE and GRANITE WORK
done. All kinds MANTELS-Marble ana Slate.
SLABS of all KINDS for cabinet makers and from
railing. LETTERING done in German and He.
brew. WILLIAM As LALEY,
90 Lam Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

If anybody wants to be ruled by the
thieves whom Mr.. GREELEY told TO "go
home" let him vote the Radical ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

MET GOOD WHITE-EDGE BLACh
SIT KS at sl.ss, =, so. and eI7s rer yard:
Genninc PCPLINS, all pnre silk anu Wool, at
sle5 and 81 50, W Jrth Sl.75 and $2.5o
All wool BLACK AND WHITE PLAIDo at sOc.
worth Soc;
SHEPHERDS Pi,hID, all wool, at soc worth
75c.;
BLACK and CJLcEED ALPACAS at s5c.;
BLACK ALPACAS Ind MOdAIRS at all prices
W.. call particular attention to our soc. goods;
EMPRESS C:OTU3 and FRENCH MEkINOS
ri all priccs;
BOMB. ZINES, TATI3E, and eros DE su-
RICH;
AUSTRALIAN GRAPE at SOC. per yard worth
&c.,;
Handsome pLaIO DRESS GOODS at IS, 30, and
up to 75c.-must be seen to be APP 9reciated;
JAPANESE SILKS at 75c.;
Lots of other DRESS GOOD at low prices at
LEVY BROTH LRS'.
Look at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
GLOVEs. hoi
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DESIGNATIONS q PARTNERSHIPS.

DIsSOLUTIGES & PARTNERSHIPS.
nlSSOLUT1ON.-Th co-partnership ex-
~ listing under the name or AVERY & CO., and
consisting OF j. Z. Avery and 81. nj. Mayo. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent; and all
COLLECTIONS will be made and all Indebtedness be
paid bYJ. E. Avery, ut the office Of hyery& Co,
800 ain street. j. r.. AVERY,
=. SEPTEMBER 18TH, ISL, Il ID. Ms MAYO.
CO-PARTEER SHIP. The undersigned have
formed q co-partnership under the arm and style
ofAyEkY q CO., for the purpose or conducting
the SEWING MACHINE BUSINESS In all Its
branches, at 900 Main street. where they will he
pleased to see and serve their friends aud the pub
lie generally. This from the
25th September, 1871. n
The new concern will collect no debts due the
old, nor does It assume the payment OF any debt
contracted by Avery & Go. prior to this dste.
That business will be settled by j. z. Avery. Il.
p. Morris Is the financial man OF the house, and
has sole authority 70 Sign the FIRMS nanle TO all
checks, notes, drafts, or any obligation Of me 1rm
whatsoever. 80 j. T.. AVERY,
L ses7 e. P. MORRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

NE TRIMMINGS.-PLUS PLAIN
and TERRY vGLVETS, SILKS and sATINS,
cut on the bias wheu desired also, an assortment
of GINps FKINGES, BUTTONS, and CLOAK
LOOPS, at LEVY BROTHERS.
KIO GLOVES at COO. per pair. mol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06
RICHMOND And PETERSBURG X; X: Gon
RICHMoTD, VA, Aug. 8, lHL

TEsHE AIMS ON THIS hoAD
The mail trairs leave Richmond a. s:o -
and 80 r. 81: ana lea7e Petersburg AZ" a. -
and 7:sG r. NJ. p,eb.
Freight and Accommodating trains Ie s, p.t,r.
mond sc Q A. 81. and 40 Z. M., ana teaSe
burg at 10 A. n. and $50 Z. ID. ,,,.o,s "a
yhe s:es A. 81. train VIII not ieaEe i,i II ssu
SUNDAYS, aud the 7:2o Z. h. tSain VIII "''
Petersburg Ell SUNDAYS. ,.,zsp.e.
Passensers for Norfolk Win taks ths MI .onnec.
daily train, and those from Norfolk WIZ coI''N'
at Petersburg with the 10 A. ID. train; ..,sA
PASSENGERS from Clover Hill will take ny ~,
d. tystn on Mondays, Wednesday,, ana ad,S: a
and returning, leave Richmond on the SA'ns u-''
$50 P. ID. ,o.,sr
Tha mail trains viii stop only at Chester v.,ers.
The Z A. II. train viii CONNECT - as;n r,lI.
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi sno oufo 49,
Ay sIEEPiStI CARS On the $50 P. u. train, rug
ming through 10 Wilmington. q. %. h1 hs,n,.
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III ~ 4 49, >,,, . ,o,,,.
BARGAINS. BARGAINs!.
now to be had at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, as BROAD STREET.

gain we are receiving large shipments or neT
and desirable DIZZY GOODS, such as are usnaiay
found in flrst-class dry goods establishment, al
the very lowest prices, Of which We mention
beautiful Vclvetfons all colors ct SOC. to 81 rs;
Black Velvcteens, hgndsomce s SIX, from soc. 10
az per ward; Heavy Black silks at 3l5o, 81 tc ~,
worth double Colored Silks ard Silk popina, al
colors extremely low; Empress Cloths and Pop
Inns all colors very cheap; Black Alpacas, 25, 30,
30, and soc. to $l.so, silk warp; Bombazlnes and
Black Merinos, cheaper than ever Long and
Square Mou ming Shawls, from 81 10 SlS; striped
and Plaid Woolen shawls, all styles, az prices
Plaid, Plain and Striped Opera Flannels, all co;
lors full line OF red graz u a inc
city White Blankets, Colored Bl!nkets, Com
forts and Quilts, at less than wholesale prices;
come aud see them what bargains Cassimeces
and Cloths for Men and soys, all grades. from
25c up t. az per yard; Gents Under Garments,
the best stock In the city. and for less money
Ladies' Under Garments; Misses aud Chiidren T..
ditto very cheap; Kid Gloves for 75c. worth Sl25
at al 25 worth s.; Berlin Gloves, all kinds OF
Gloves cheap Furs. Furs, fcI Ladies, Misses, ana
Children the cheapest ever offered In this city.
Come one, cone all, and get bargains.
JULIUS SYCLE, 4l5 Broad street.
Store closed on Saturday. oc II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

pEMOVAL.-AUG. ARSELL. in.
Az Co., TINNERS, PuUMBERS, AND aks-
FiTTERS, have removed to heir new store. No
are prepared with new stock and incressed force
TO execute all work in their, line. fPartIcular At
tsntion Is called 10 our new Parlor Heater Spesr's
Golden Sun, for heating one or more stories The
best in the country. oc N I'm
D0OK AND JOR PpTNTING NT1 n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

COUGH NO MORE, but use the Cough
" Mixture Of CGmronna Syf"p Of uoarhounJ'
prepared only by POLK MlLhER, Apothecary,
corner Fifth and Marshall streets. IS cents per
b,tLIr oc3l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

AL KINDS OF JOB WORK NEAaTiiLrs +.
N FXECUTED AT TIE DISPA1cS
INA H0U4E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

= TN0TES MINCE-MEAT:-To THE g
A RsnEHI am IN receipt Of 5000 GOO, p ;n 'hs
OF ATNohh In barrels, half-barrels buckets.
World pno nt for the manufactures, offer It at
its prices; sSdsa sse IN FSseRs
fresh tr tesnisie. and Broma A; Pineapple. Engsb
H n9iTS' and prime Cutting Cheese AZ Of which
ch:T 10" W shS ' lal2 Main street,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-11-09

AT the Church of the Messiah, Rev.
Robert Collyer preached on the Sd inst :,
from Ezekiel |. 2, 'Son of man, stand
upon thy feet" He said that the pro-
phet had been witnessing so wondrous a
vision that he greeted it by falling on his
face. The spirit which had lifted him to
this ecstacy forbade him to feel abashed,
bade him arise. God asked no abject
crouching before him, no surrender Of
mans manhood The more degraded
were parents and kings. the more abase-
ment they insisted upon in their children
and subjects, but tie true father and
true king would recognize the rights of
those who came to them man fashion.
Christ's own beautiful story of the prodi
gal son taught this the loving father
would not let his son humble himself to
the level of hircling. We should stand
up boldly and face calamities Of war, of
pestiience, of famine, of fire, not as iudg
meDts of God but as judgments on our
own in,providence. The day was said to
be ore of humiliation and prayer. He
would have the people confess the sin
they had fallen into of building great
fre-trsp of pine boards and shingles !;
and there could be no work brought forth
more mete for repentance than strong
brick buildings with fire proof walls.-
God would be better pleased with one
fre-proof building than thousand peo
pie groveling and crouchins bl,ndIy be-
fore His throne.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-11-09

OR election passed off more quietly
shan any other we have ever attended.
There was no excitement anywhere, every
voter seemed to have made up his mind
fully before coming to the polls, the few
attempts at electioneeriDg were discarded
and every man returned apparently salts
fed with having voted according to his
own convictions.
-he result, as far as heard from, is also
very gratifying we have certainly elect
ed our County Clerk by a very satisfac-
tory majority we have elected two OF
our three Republican Representatives
Messrs. Reuter- and Powell a gain OF
one from last year, and reduced the
former majorities on the Democratic
State ticket very materially, obtaining
even a good Republican majority for our
State Treasurer, Henry Betz. The
whole vote throughout the County has
been very light, rs no efforts, compared
with previous elections, were made by
either party. We are satisfied with the
result, because it indicates to US that our
people think and act more and more &C
cording to their own convictions, which
cannot help to lead the greater number
of them very soon to become true and
reliable Republicans.