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MONTPELIER, OCT. 81, 1872.

MONTPELlER, OCT. 81, 1917.
This week has been the most busy
and exciting of the season. Both
branches OF the legislature have
l.nnn hard at wnrlr, and many of the
committee hold two or three SEES.
siOns during the day and evening
Among the most exciting thing that
has arisen is the account that has
been furnished the committee on tie
insane asylum of BrattlebOrO in re.
lation to the patients and convicts
confined there. If the testimony of
Col. Stockton, the person lately
taken from there by u writ of habeas
corpus, is Onc.l'alf true, We are toler.
ating within this state, by the sane.
ton of the legislature and by state
contribution one OF the most dis.
graceful and abusive Institutions in
the land. This poor man was kid.
naped and kept there n number of
years, and describes his treatment
as inhuman and almost intOlerable.
Tie was punished by being beaten,
kicked, and chOkcd by strong men !;
was put under the bath, as they
called it, and there compelled to re
main until he was strangled and
drowned to all intcnts and purposes,
SO far as the suffering was concern.
ed; was deprived of the privilege of
writing to his friends and of almost
everything else that could make life
endurable. The testimony Of other
witnesses will corroborate in the
main all that he has said. The i'll
dienation felt here is great upon the
matter. No less than three rail
roads have been chartered to run
into Orleans county from this direc-
tiO1 two routes from Montpelier
and ono from Waterbury, via. Nor
risrille, Ed.n, and Lowell to Troy
or Newport. Towns have been
granted the privilege of bonding
themselves for the purpose of aiding
in the enterprise.
Petitions aud Inconsistencies a. G
flowing in, in rclatiOnto the rcmov.
al of the Orleans county build.
ings. No action has yet been taken
upon the matter by the committee
OF the House. Among other chang
cs that are proposed to be made is
the taking of portion of t.. e towns
of Barton and WeStmOre of Orleans
county and u part Of each of the
towns OF Sutton and Sheffield in
Caledonia comfy to form a new
town, OF which the present So. Bar
ton will he the centre and metropo
lis. Certain men from that place
are here with COUNSEL, trying to per.
suadc the Legislature that such a
move is necessary in order to deyel
op the resources of that section of
the county.
A bill has been introduced both
into the Senate and House having
for its object the formation of libra,
rles. The state is to borrow $780,
600 and such towns as desire can bv
II vote decide whether they will
have a library or not. If they de-
eide to nave one the appropriations
will be made to each town in the
ratio of tie population of that town
to the population of the state
Great good might result from this
one measure II it could become
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FURNISHING GOODS. Shirts, Collars, Sus-
II pcnders, Gloves. Umbrellas, all kinds OF
Hosiery, Blossoms, Nrck-Ties handkerchief,
Black and Fancy Kid Gloves, all new Styles.
Trunks and Bags. 4. &. kEYES.
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TIE Presidential Election.
Gen. Grant Trixml miiy Elected.

election is inst what every intelli
gent man has seen for weeks that il
must be, the trium plant re election
If President Grant hut in the re-
turns received on Tuesday evening
the coalitiOnists do not make SC
much OF q showing as we expected,
We had to wait until after II o'clock
10 hear from single state that had
gone for Greeley. We give below
nome Of the re. urns as received by
telegraph:
Verm0nt-SO towns give Grant
o3,3G3; Greeley G,4G6; the state is
estimated Mt $1,000 majority, for
Grant.
New uampshire-0O towns give
Grant 1871 Greeley 1924 seat
tering 173. 1874 towns give Grant,
2J,07J; Greeley 1888; O'Conor q
O4o. In 1868 same towns gave
Grant 2G,3iS; Seymour 20,GGi;
Grants majority in the State esti-
mated at 5000.
Massachusetts gives from 10000
TO 10000 majority. Boston gives
Grant 5,434 majority. Gen. Banks
Is defeated by nearly 5000 MAORI.
ty.
Connecticut shows republican
gains in most of the towns. Esti
mated majority 5000 to 5000 for
Grant.
Rhode Island gives 900 majority
for Grant.
New York City is reported rs 60
ing 1000 for Greeley, and Brooklyn
$4,000. The State is claimed by
Republicans by 10000 majority
The indications are that Gen. Di!
and tho Republican state ticket i
elected.
Pennsylvania goes for Grant b.
mn estimated majority of 100000
Philadelphia gives $1,000 majorit.
for Grant.
Ohio gives Grant 10000 to $1,000
Indiana gives Grant 10, 900 major
ity.
Maryland goes for Greeley by
majority of about 6-00A
Delaware has probably gone 70
Grant.
Missouri goes for Grant by 1900
majority.
Kentucky is reported doubtful.
Georgia has gone for Greeley by
reduced majority.
Tennessee probably Democratic.
Mississippi gives Grant 1900
majority.
South Carolina goes for Grant b.
q majority OF $4,000.
North Carolina probably 1000
for Grant.
Louisiana over 1000 for Grant.
16l towns in N. II. give Gran
3O,.34 Greeley 1859; O'Conor .
252.
Louisiana elects 4 Republicans t
Congress. One in doubt.
Michigan is claimed by Republi
cans by 10000.
New York Tribune concede
Grants triumphant election.
Good bye. Horace
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conn. AND Pass RIVERS B. B
Change of Time!

On and after Monday. October 10. Might
Express Train will be discontinued. and
the Day Express Train South will he put back
on the present time of the Night Express,
stopping at all stations.
Day Express Train North will
leave White River junction. as Mt present, at
800 A. NJ, taking Passengers and sleeping
car, leaving Boston at 600 p. NJ: New York.
800 Z. NJ.
u No train up Sunday morning.
elwf L.W. PALMER. suot.
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III ED.

In Bradford, Nov. 3, Charles $. Stevens,
aged ~ yrs. The funeral services will be held
ct the house at L. NJ. on Sunday.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

The G. 1eral Agent ofthe Wheeler Il Wilson
Sewing Iachine hopes that the ladies of the
interior of the county. when coming to Brad
ford to visit their friends, or to make purchas-
o., will always consider themselves invited to
call at J. N. Wardens Jewelry Store. 10 rye
number Of these unrivaled machines are al
ways on exhibition, some one present to ex-
plain all que stions which may he asked nv auy
one thinking TO purchase. No matter whether
you wish TO purchase or not. come in and see
come of the beautiful sample work Of the
Wheeler e. Wilson.
W. L. FRENCH.
Simol Gcnl Agent for Orange County.
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invariably cure tho following complaints: -
Dyspepsta, Heart Burn. Liver Complaint,
hotties "a npp''o ~ inning ""
Lnssif"d', Low Spirits and sinking Sen.
' N~' ~ o''@S'
Ermpttons. Pimplcs. Blotchcs. and all i'm
puritics OF the blood. bursting through tn
skin or otherwise, cured readily by follow
Kis,..,- R,cdder and r-,jr,rv p.r,,ro
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NEARLY 100000 NOW IN USE.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED & TWENTY
EIGHT
Wheeler Dc wilson Machines
SOLD LAST YEAR.
And all of them Family Sewing Ma
chimes, rs we make no heavy Manufacturing
Machines. which form 50 large an item in the
sales of other Companies.
Twice as many FAMILY SEWING NJ tcHfNEs sold
by Wheeler & Wilson than by any other Com
pany.
REMEMBER, the Wheeler & Wilson sold last
year
Over the Elias Howe 81 SIG Machines
Over the Wccd .....SS.S7l
Over the Grover & Baker a .6SS
Over tho Wilcox Il Gibbs 9S.399 -
Over the Domestic. .llS,i29 -"
Overthe American. los. 4lS
Over the Florence. ...... 1926
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NJ A IL 10 led.

At the residence of the brides father, in
Newbury, Oct. 18th, Rev. S. l.. Bates ofliciat-
ing, Julius +. Stevens and Laura L. Kinney
both of Lawrence, Mass.
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GsA
fIiIillg
il, islEA

DARN FOR SALE about two miles North
Il ofNewbury Town House, l55 acres of land
well fenced, with "a fine lot Of spruce and hem
lock timber, good buildings, runing water to
the house and barn, on n good road, will sell
stock and tools if desired
JONAS W. FUTILE.
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Wagons Wagons =!

The undersigned would respectfully an
nonrce 10 the public that he has ON nand
large stock of wagons Of different styles and
prices, made of the best material by expert.
cnced workmen. Some very light fancy Bug
gys; Heavier open and housed Buggys, that
til Mt will stand our rough roads for many
years. Come and see before purchasing. and
we feel confident you will be suited with style
quality and price.
All kinds of Carriages made to order, Ono
and and two horse Lumber Wagons, OK Carts,
40, and all work warranted. Come and zee.
w. b. BARNETT.
Groton, Vt, Apr. II, 1872.
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In the year of our Lord 1853, on the 9th
day Of January, and probably at about / |
o clock in the forenoon, Mr.. John A. Lo-
gan, then a member of that body, intro
duccd in the Illinois House of Representa-
tives the following resolution:
"Resolred, That the committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to report "a bill to
cticctually prevent the emigration of free
ne grucs into this State, under the article Of
the constitution requiring the legislature
to pass such law"
\ motion TO lay this resolution on the ia
bic was decided in the negative, and
among those who voted for the negative
was Mr.. Logan.
This fact in the political record of Mr.
Logan is reproduced by the friends of DR..
Greeley at Springfield, in order to show to
the people of Illinois what sort of
character Mr.. Logan is, who is now l." stump
ing the State for Mr.. Grant. The friends
of Mr.. Logan might say: at is unfair to
bring up now this thing which happened
nearly twenty years ago. Logan is not
now what he was then. 1t was before he
'quarrcled with Senator Douglas. 1t was
before he encouraged enlistments in Hi
'nois for the rebel armies 1t was before
he got to be major general, and helped
to put down the rebellion. lie has
changed since then; in fact, has changed
several times. He has been converted.
Chicago Times.
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The n. J.. =. q W. II. IL under Com
tract between Mamie, ss oc and 4 NO.
Rivers. SGTI. - Commence az
fncct
Mes-re Smith & nlarn, having made
~ examination of the line Of the Mil
waukce, Lake Shore AMI Western E:til-
road between Manitowoc and Two Rivers,
on Saturday laGt, closed an engagement,
sn the part IF the Two Rivers Manufactur-
ing Company, to grade, bridge and com
plete the entire line ready for the iron
rails, and are to eater on the work without
delay, and intend having the same compile
ted as soon as men aud means Will accom-
plish it, For this work the company have
not asked a dollar IN cash, but lave agreed
IL take the bonds Of Two Rivers at par.
We understand further, that they have
engaged to erect all the depot buildings,
platforms, &c, required, which work will
also be taken hold Of as soon as s,,ecifca-
tons are furnishej-Tro Rircys Chronf-
cie, lug. IL.
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Chairman Dem. Co. Com.
hANtrowoc, August l., 1872.
OfFiCEHOLDERS SALUTE.

IN Saturday last the Grant officials of
'a's city made an assessment rro-rata, as
Der instructions from the Madison regency,
ana purchased powder and fre-crackers TO
celebrate what they deacm,nate a rictory
II North Carolina. Besides the four men
VITO bred the loyal GIN, they had abcat
-ao hoys, sons Of the truly loyal, who were
iav"shcd with fre-crackers, which were
bred hy plattooaS, and were encouraged t.
'ahe steady ann, 10y being told that is was
!! Republican sehuctzenfc.t, which would
Is ser' Up Hs 'gns as they could get Rail
81 victories y celebrate. We were asked.
Ni'en the a.l commenced, what ,,rca event
Wis beire celebrated, AMI answered we
. -. know, unless the Radicals wcrc
,e.s-,'te.' the loss q over eight thousand
sc.ss nee Hciy us; Fa.ty tt in N5r.b
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Democratic Caucuscs.

The Democrats of the City Of Manitowoc
vi meet in caucus on Friday, August %,
1 :, at ! II o'clock p. m, at the follow
places:
First Ward at tho Williams House.
Second Ward at the Windiatc House.
Third Ward at JOS. Hoycr's saloon.
Fourth Ward at the PILor Office.
Ter the purpose Of clecting delegates to the
Assembly District Convention to meet nj
!" o Rivers on Saturday, Aug "a, 1879.
Liberal Republicans are respectfully in
ylted to attend caucuses.
BY order of the Committee,
NASiTowoc, Aug. Is, 1872.
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IT may not be known to our readers that
Joe Forrest, an old aud shrewd politician Of
Chicago, is now the political editor of the
Inter Ocean, and consequently is inside the
offee-holders, ring, and knows what the
prospects of final success are better than
any other person in the Northwest.
\ few days since Mat. Carpenter and
others were in Ch'cago for consultation with
Charlie Il. Farweli, fate--Occun Scammou,
Napoleon Boncparte Judd, &C. When
Mat. asked Jus what he thought the pros
poets were, Joe says, "Well, gentlemen,
the way accounts are now coming in from
different parts of the Northwe i, unless
there is 4 change in atf-:rs. d-n soon yaar
party is gone up,
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL con.
YENTIOS.
fifth District.

4 Democratic Convention for the fifth
Congressional District, comprising the
counties Of Dodse, Fond du Lac, Shcboy-
gan and Manitowoc, will be held at the
city Of SheboYgan, on Tuesday, the 9th
day Of August, l612, at II o'clock m, for
ti.7 purpose Of nominating a candidate for
Member Of Congress for said district, and
for the transaction Of such other business
as may be brought before the Convention.
Each Senatorial and Assembly District
i'll be entitled to two delegates.
Dated July -, 1872.
IL. n. SMITH,
CARL ZiLLIER,
j. DoTBs,
). h. BUEcHARD,
JACoB BoDDES,
CARL ii. SCHMIDT,
District ComH,ittce
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TO LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

The Democratic Committees, being or
ganlzcd under the authority of the Demo-
cratic party only, hal no right to include
the Liberal Republicans in the calls for the
se'crai conventions. Its, however, we'll to
say that tho Democratic Committees, as
WI as Democrats generally, desire the
hearty cooperation Of Liberal Republicans
not only IN st,e election but also in the
Hyraiaadon of ticket representing tho
psrtieS low united, rs the success of the
Greeley ticket partly depends upon the
domination Of good local tickets.
The Democratic Committee of this coun-
II thereforo invites the Liberal Renubli.
cans to JON in the election of delegates to
tie conventions now called, and also recon-
mend that at these conventions the com
iaitteos DC reorganized in such a way that
the Liberal Republican element is fairly
represented.
CARL III. SCHMIDT,
Chairman Dem. Co Com.
MANirowoc, August l., 1872.
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" Small Profits ald Quick Sales.
,I-2-ly

IN ATE-MANIT0WOC COUNTY
JCourt. In the matter of the estate Of Ma ria
Peterson, deceased. On reading and filing,
the petition II IIalver johnson Of Two Greeks
representing among other things that Maria
Peterson, late Of Chicago III. on the 18th day
Of July, 4. u. 1872, at Chicago H.. died in
testate. leaving goods, chattcis and estate
within this State Of Wisconsin. and that the
heirs of said deceased are minors and pray
ing that administration Of said estate he
to Halver johnson granted. it Is ordered
that said petition be beard before tlc
Judge Of :hi. Court, on Monday, the SECOND
day Of September A. D., 1872. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. at my office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof Lc
gwen TO the heirs Of said deceased,
and to all persons interested, 10y publish
ing cory of this order for three successive
weeks priar to said dav of bearing. in the
Manitc~oe Ph"t, weekly newspaper pub
lished ut Mantowoc, in SAID county
" W WALDO.
Comfy Judge.
Dated at ManitoFec, the ieth day of Au-
gust, A D. lo72
Ii q. q W J. TURNER. li-5-3w
Petitioners Auys.
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Democratic Conventions.
FIRST District.

A Convention of the Democracy of the
FIRST Assembly District, will be held at
t.f house Of A. Waltcrbach in the town of
sl4.i.a, on Saturday, August "A, 1872, ut
u clock, m, for the purpose Of clccting
tae Delegates to The District Convention,
10 lie held ut Shebovcan, on the 18th day
Of August, 1872. The different towns
ia entitled TO representation as follows:
tehleswig ,; Meelne 3; Centreville ! +;
Newton 2; Liberty |; Eaton 2; Rockland
!. BIZ order Of The C0mmtttee
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PREPARED BY
SHERIFFS SALE.

INECUIT COURT. MANiToTOC COuN-
~ ty--Amt rose osc!i wald against John
Marx. Hy virtue Of an execution. issued ont
Of said Circuit Court for Manituwoc County
in the State of Wisconsin, in the above emit
tied action, to me directed and delivered
against the personal properly am real cs-
tate of said defendant. | have levied and
scizcd upon the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter and the east half Of the
southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter,
all of section No. twenty-five, 22) Of town
ship No. eighteen tlS) north, Of range No
twcLty-onc CD cast IN said county, which
said land or So much thereof rs NAV he
necessary to raise the amount Of three hum
drcI and twenty-five dollars aud twenty
seven cents, SI2.,2I) and interest from
the 2lst day Of June, A. ID. 1872, together
with the costs of sale, | shall expose for
sale. aud sell ut public auction, to the high
est bidder, ut the Sheriff office, in the
Court House, in the city Of Nanitowoc, in
the county and State aforesaid on Saturday
hhnf 6l ten s ccii0eR in The irtrcncon Of that
day.
Dated Shcriff's office, Manitowoc, July
Sth, 1872.
ALBERT WITTENEERG,
l3-5l-Gw Sheriff Of Manitowoc County.
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NlECUlT CuURT-MANlTUwOC CoUN-
~ ty. Charles Luling general Guardian
Of John Arndt aud Peter Arndt infants, and
Margaretha IIcrnleben, Plaintiffs, against
William ii. Hcmschmcyer, Wilhclmina
lIemscbmcy.r his wife, John H. Inbusch,
John l. lnbusch. Julius NJ n kimmel and
Charles W. kempf la virtue of and pursu-
ant to Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
re 1dcrcd IL the above entitled action on the
18th day Of June, 1872. shall expose for
sale and sell at pu Die vendue, on Saturday,
the 18th day of September, 4. D., 1872, at ten
Q clock A NJ, ct the front door Of the Court
Eouse, in the city of Manitowoc, in said
county, the following described mortgsged
premises or so II.uel thereof rs may b. ne c
essaTy TO raise the amount Of said judgment
and interest and costs, o-wit The west one
third OF lots No two and three y & g. in
block No. two hundred and sixty-ss.fn
t267) in the city Of Mapltosoc. in said
county, according 10 the recorded plat of
said city.
ALBERT WITTENBEEG,
SneriH Mauiio~uc County
Wake . rIg.p piti'. Anyf-
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Campaign Rates for thc Milwnuke &c
News.

WEEKLY NEws-Tcn to one address, ! |
or 10 cents each per month.
SEAI-WEEKLY NEws-Five copies, for
81, or 90 cents each per month.
DAILY NEws.-Five copies by mail for
So, or Go cents each per month.
4 large number of copies Of either edi-
ton will be sent at the same rates.
No Town or County will vote for Grant
unless the number Of Grant newspapers ex-
ceeds the number Of Democratic RepubIi-
can newspapers.
Begin the campaign now by asking cy-
cry Democrat, and especially every Liber-
al Republican, TO subscribe fur the Mil
waukee Nfrs.
This will ensure Victory, Redemption,
and Reform in Wisconsin,.
Address, MILwAVKEE News Co.
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DrHLIs, Aug. l2.-Thc Catholics in Ire
land are rrcrarin" t. celebrate the ami
versary Of the passage Of the repeal ac'.
Leading Orange officers advise Orangemen
not to interfere with tho celebration.
L"SpoS, Aug. Is, 6 a. m.-Princcs s
Helena, wife Of Prince Christian has been
delivered Of daughter.
Representatives of the London press en-
tentaincI Mr.. Stanley at the Garrick club
last night.
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.or vice President
3. sCRATz BROWN,

# M. G5eeiey Is elected, as he ,eiH be by ~,
ererrheiaiag yofe, h uiH seteci hon all partcs
spcl 4 CaLinci, md iSaw around him soch mcn
~ til. nnit,n utH pidcs eat,re anil implicit coH-
Glrare ia HvTdce Grec5ey ntA not BE- Prcyt-
lint ofa scctina of the country, The ereature ot -
clique, The aaiomaisn of edbdf HE nW h.
tIe PreyeieHt If The fmer,cd" peopte, one asd
ro,i.sfs,Ik -CAEL SCnUEz.
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.,crund District.

/. Convention Of the the Democracy of
the ssee1d Assembly District, will he held
ST TIA hue of Gottfrcid kunz, In Branch
Mis-, CT Saturday August "A, at y O'Clock
~, ois be purpose of clccting two Dele
1n.os TO the Democratic District Convcn-
'icn to be held August y, 1872. The
different towns are entitled to delegates as
fellows: Nsnitowoc Rspids, ?: Cato 2:
rankin, / +; Maple Grove, ,; Kossuth, .:
Geop,rstowr, Gibson |.
BY order o { III. Committee.
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WHENEVER Verdi, the composer, listen
ell to the first rchearsals of one Of his own
operas, he is said to reach point of ner
vous exaltation beyond control. lie swcars
and tears round upon the slightest provoca-
ton, and if anything is done by the singers
contrary to his wishes, he roars Ike a hun
gry lion. During the rehearsal Of "Don
Carlos at Paris letter was handel, and
afterward, when inquiry was made, the
unfortunate missivs was found in the
pocket of his coat, torn to bits by his rest
less fingers.
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Third District.

4 Convention of the Democracy of the
Thru Assembly District will bc held at
Two Rivers, on Saturday, August 81, at
Y o'clock m, fort he purpose of elccting
90 LAla~~s~- - A. h----.,,.,se' -. -I1Iu
different towns and wards are entitled to
representation as fellows: Two Rivers, 4:
Nishicott, ;; Two Creeks, Manitowoc
Town, |; City of Manitowoc-First ward,
:; Second Ward, |; Third Ward, .;
Fourth Ward, |.
Bu order Of the Cnnimiftef.
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There will be town caucus held at the
Northwestern House, on Friday Aug. %
le12, at 2 P. m, for the purpose of nomi
mating delegate to the convention al
Two Rivers, to be held on Saturday, Aug.
II
II Liberal Republicans are respect,
fully invited to offend.
BY order of the Committee.
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According to usage, the Delegates elect
Cd from the different Assembly Districts
Will elect two Delegates to represent the
Fifteenth Senatorial District in the Fifth
Congressional Convention.
CARL II. SCHMIDT, Gin Co. Com.
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l. view of the important medical points
raised and disputed by the doctors in the
Stokes case, it is suggested that he be shot
in exactly the same manner and place as
was Fisk. If, under the treatment of those
doctors who claimed to "bclong to the
school that cures" lie RECEIVERS, hc is not
guilty of murder.