Green Bay Weekly Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 1

If litlUg Hull I ffi I GREEN BAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1868; VOL 111. Js Gieeit Eay Gazette Judge Howe S3 -2 WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE J. N. LANGW0RTHY Mniauui DEtun and i fi of Liquors. Pure Bourbon Whisky, Ale, Porter, ami CSnrt Proprietor of the Ifngnnfia Hitters.

10B Washington Ureen Bay Wis. Oet. 20th, 1888. vS-nUStf In published every Saturday, ly TAPLKY OLLETT. OUicc, opposite Bc.iumont House, Otcr PettB0'J New Klaus new Block fWU Twn dollars per aimuiii It' not paid In ad ranee, TWO dollar and Fifty cents.

The extensive circulation of the Gazette in north Pd 01 a I qq 5 crn MnMMMlg renders it one of the most di si lab Heath Milwaukee, Oct. 24. General Cassius Fairchild, another hero of the late war, died at half past 7 o'clock this morning, from an old wound received at tho battle of Shiloh. Tho General was a brother of the Governor of this State, ami the United States Marshal of Wisconsin. He formerly resided at Madison, but for the past two years has resided here.

About a week W. 13. COIaBURN, DEALER IN i ii si A T'd medium 'or tdvwlMag In the state. All kinds Of 9o0k and Job Milting, Cards, Bill Ilcads, IT eddlm; Cards, printed at the lowest rate. Town order, check, printed and hound.

i I BUSINESS CARDS. SPEAKS AT FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF 0MM hay, wwxxsm. Successor to Hank of Green Bay, established in IIKNKY STRONG, Pret't. M. 1).

I'KAK, Cashier. ago ho was united in marriage, upon his death bed, to Miss Mary Haney, only s-nj aj -M a pq a to SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND TRUNKS, Ice. 141, 0. Kttohtn Block on wnihingtoa it Oct. 17, 1868.

M3m Turners Hall TO NIGHT. J. g. CUKTIS, Anawn At Lav, oflen with k. n.

Kin A. iiast-iiiKs. v3-2S-t; GRAVES MA TILE, Attorneys and Counsellors. Will practice in all the courts. Ullicc on Ifnnhlngtnn street.

6 daughter of Robert Haney, of this city. The widowed bride has tho sympathy of a large circle of friends, scattered far and wide, in her great affliction. FraudN. Clkvei.axd, Ohio, Oct. 20.

The efforts of the Democrats in this State to carry the election by fraud tj Soldiers attention Meet at Bairdd Hall Saturday at 6.30. 1 1 TO THE VAN BIREN 1JK0MLEY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office in Pcnoy-er'sUrick lllock, over II. Kolktt's Book store, Washington street, Green Bay. 4-itf Our Xomine? for Assembly From the Madit-on State Journal.

have come to an ignominious end. In GENT'S BOYS' WEARING APPAUBL. constantly kept by them. h3 Ho To- W. H.

V0RRI8, Jb. at liw. Front office over First National Bank, Washington street. 2tf A. W.

KIMBALL, Agent for original Travelers Life and Accident Co Of Hart foul also lor the E.piitslilc Life Ins. Co. of Sew York. Office with Win. H.

Sorris, over First National Hank. 4a eS 4ai a a i B. FOLLETT, 'iencrnl Dealer in Books and Stationery. Wall and Window PI" and ail kind Of Window Shades r4 9 Hoffman LewinsV If you wish to get a good outfit for they keep THE VERY JiEST GOODS, in their line, to be found anywhere in this (-rtunlry PRICES GREATLY REDUCED IN Till MpCU8T01I as nu a Tima Ready-Made Good HOFFMAN LEWIIIL (HIEKN BAY, WiSCOJiSI Spring and Summer, 16-tf the Ninth Congressional District, Judge Dickinson ran against W. H.

Gibson, and was elected by seven hundred and odd majority. It is now proved that the Probate Court of Sandusky county, in that district, through ita-Clcrk, issued over 1,000 illegal naturalization papers. The Clerk has been arrested, and will be tried. Frauds are every day being unearthed, and it is hoped they will be brought to justice. Cleveland, Oct.

20. Dennis Hough, J. Hyde, J. II. McArdie and Thomas Hillard were yesterday examined before Commisaioner White, charged with illegal voting and issuing fraudulent naturalization papers.

They lankM Notions, Ac. Store in PMOfef BricK Block, adjoining 1st National Bank. 45 8. STEKN Merchant Tailors and Dealers in Krady Made Clothing, Cloth's, Washington street. 45 Mr.

Ccktib, the nominee for Asseui-Myinan in the First Disrriet, is a gen-tluinau of sterling worth. One incident in his history will illustrate his character. When the rebellion broke out he determined to go into the service of his country. He was then a clerk in the Scool Land Department. A man of ability, culture, a graduate of Harvard, and in all respects well fitted for a position, than higher private in the ranks, his friends sought to have him obtain a commission.

He had but to signify that ho would accept such a place, and he would have received it. But he refused, declaring that there were enough ready to go as officers, end he believed he could best serve his country at that time by taking a musket. So Mr. Cuk-tis, by his own voluntary choice, and impelled only by the patriotic impulses of his heart, resigned an easy and pleasant office, and with his musket on his shoulder marched to the front. He served in the ranks through the war, declining all promotion, doing his duty in that capacity cheerfully and well, seeking no noteriety and making no virtue of his magnanimous refusal of office.

The people of Browtt County will do themselves a greater honor than they will do Mr. Curtis by choosing him to be their repsesentative. Dr. Ayres was a member of the last Legislature. Heis an old citizen of the State, and a man of ability and infrn- G.

ALLEN LAMB, M. D. Physician, Surg, on and Arcoucher. OMlcc over D. W.

King's Drug Residence on Washington etreet. Office hours from 10 to 12 and from 2 to 4. TAI'LEY FOLLETT. Aoob and Job Pjintcrs, Green Bay. Wisconsin.

Cards, Bill Heads. Letter Heads, and all kinds of Job rrintlng done onier with nralnsni dispatch Office on Washington street, over City National Bank. c3 5 a 5 dsn NEW BAKERY, Itako this opportunity of respectfully Informing Inhnbltants of tireon Bay and Fort Howard, that I have annexed a llnkery and onfectionc.ry to mr MtMMBt hnsinens, und in the future will feel raorb pleased in receiving ordess for goodt In that line; alsi will ulo endeavor to have constantly on hand a KQtHl and full aaaortment of nil nick nacks pertaining ns the trade. Orders filled prompt ly and neatly, delivered promptly to any purl of the cllyfor liorouuh HtnilH. KEKKKSlIMKNTS coo1nnls on hand.

Mealt M.4 Oysters ot up In Kod style to suit customer aH reasonable hours. a lira 21 htcni Tickets for fS, payahle in advance. meal no pay. Ticket Iloitlnr'a meals from 7 to A front 12 to 2 and from 10 I All meals not embmclllg the above hours, ehniy extrni Regular Day Board, HM per week. m.

a. noon, Mrecn Hay R. Ktaurnnt, Tine street, opposite Kbint iiaii rttl C. A. CLARK Wholesale dealers In Choice ines, Brandies, Olns, Whiskies, Cluars, fcc.

Store in Van Dyke's new block, Washington street. C. E. CRANE, Jnrgeon, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Office In Van Dyke's building, asliington street.

WM. D. COLBURN, Dealer Dry (ic o.ls. Hats and Caps AX, At C. KlTiiiE.

Brink Store, Washington SI. vinoStf were hold for trial and their fixed at $2,500. The people are determined that the rascalities of tho Democratic party in this State shall be unearthed. K.u-Klux. St.

Louis, Oct 23. The Democrat has a special from Little Hock, as follows: "Hon Hinds, member of Congress frwm tho Second District, was assassinated to-day while traveling through Monroe. Hon GEO. CHA8. WIRTH, Healer in tobacco.

Cigars, Pipes, Fancy Goods, 4c Sign of the old Indian, ashington street. Green Hay, Wisconsin. 10-tf D. C. FRAKER honfacturers of and Dealers In Clothing, Gentlemen Furnishing floods, I tats, Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Hoots an I Shoes, Hoy and Youths Clothing, ic, Green Bay, Wis.

10-tf 8000. Jie maiie an excellent representative last year, and his constituents will do well to re-elect Dr. Ayres has a good army record also, having been the Surgeon of the grilant 7th Wisconsin, in the Iron Brigade." 00 Jas. H. Brooks, who was with Hinds, was wounded, but it is supposed not fatally.

James Coolsey, an outspoken Republican was murdered in the same county, near Clarendon, a few days since." C. J. 1'KTTIHoNk CO. tjener.il Dealer In Dry floods, Millinery, Half, Caps, and furnishing goods. Washington street, Green Bay, Wis.

Ittf REYNOLDS BRYANT. Thrfs tifan 1 Retail Dealers inftirneeries. Provisions. Canned and Dried Fruits store on Wasliing-loo street, Green Bay, Wis. tttf JACOB I'lHi.

AN KACTL' RER OT CIGARS CIGARS! AND DKAI.KR IN All kinds of shew! and smoking 0 A 0 0 0 I PLUG, CUT, 8NTJFF, PIPB8, ALL KINDS OY foseion if domestic Articii i. Wholesale and Retail. Store on corner of OMMf and AAM OREEX hay, iviscorfsm on a A. MUNRO. Pbyslris.il and Surgeon, may be found at Percy Onion Drug Store, orMr.

ngglbv, Main street, Oreen Hav, Wis. Mtf -2 H. R. BLDBRKIN, M. I).

Physlclnn at, 1 burgeon. Ollle at Harris, ievnn Brag Store, Fort Howard. 3ii-tf a BO 0 Ph sj in -a 09 MB LOUIS Wx. VOG EL. Practical Qlook anJ Watch Maker, at lllggjns' store.

Wliglltstown, Wis. Nkw York, Oct. Letters from the Sandwich Islands confirm the reports of the subsidence of the southeastern shore of the Island of The Rev. Mr. Conn states that the subsidence is plainly shown by trees, whieliwtre once on dry land, being now in the sea, and rocky islets once five feet out of water being now submerged.

Complimentary. The following from the Janesville Oatett is a just anil merited compliment to one of our nominees for Assembly. The Republicans of Brown County h'tvc nominated to the Assembly J. S. i ii TV.

TN Vttriis, mr toe Drat) unu jJi. Vt Ayres for the second district. Dr. Ayres was one of the most industrious and active members of the last Assembly and his reaotnination is a well deserved compliment to his efficiency ami ability. He is a sound, sagacious man and a good legislator whose re-election we shall record with pleasure.

GREEN BAY o. A II A eS a 0 stsf a CJ riIIIS new and elegant Hall is adapted to every us M. to which a PUBLIC HALL may he applied has a large and commodious stage well seated with eihalrs' bat! spacious and c'TiYcnicnt roerri, ticket aico, Ac lt'iilie 1 0 I' 0 1. A AtL Green Bay, and is open for us at reasonab's terms. Veil upon or address CI1A9.

KLAUS. Oyster Depot J). MA 0 CO'S CKI.r.HRATKD ssse: On -s- BO if flUPTbafa sheet seems to have forgotten that the war is ended and that we now hive Jieace all over the land, and is still pitching in with the game old epithets and the same incendiary remarks that excited the late rebellion. If (he man that writes such articles, at this time, has any friends, they should shako him and wake him up and tell him that tho south lias lair down her arms and that the country is at peace and that he is about three years behind thf times. Advocate.

Some one must have run a pin into the Adeocate man and waked htm up, and now he is striking out perfectly reckless whether he hits friends or foes. While his friends are going into a wltole-Bdlu butobery in the Southern States, nnil wltOII cvirv disiiptob brirtgg news of the massacres going on there this intelligent editor says we "now have peace all over the land," and then says ice use the same old epithets and the same incendiary remarks that excited tin: late relielltoii. There is pure cop-perheadism for you. Two years ag that paper asserted that the rebels were responsible for the war, now it is incendiary remarks I hat excited the late rebellion. Now hadn't they better shake up Frank Hlair and tell him the Country is at peace.

Frank Hlair says the 88 ics on the War iSce," and here he was holiest ciiough to tell the truth. Shake up Frank llhiir and tell him "he is about three years behind the times Hut don't show your ignorance in writing what your own leader, drchn-e to be false. a A RARE CHANGE FOIl 0) si 4i tL a DIAMOND CANS. sx 00 (V a Tho official Scotember public debt statement, issued Monday, shows a to-. 3 a a HamesH Slwemakers.

FfHK subscriber wishing to leave this State In Ko- 1 vonibcr lor California. Offers for "111 his BuNincNs, ttto-k and Toolw, and would inform those df siring to engage In such NnijWM that ihc said business is in a flourishing condition, now employing five hands and daily The stock on hand is light at present and thnrgfOffi Is an excellent opening for parlies with mull capital, It can be purchased as a whole or dlvidtd the purchaser may elect, also stand nnd U)t can bu nuMRMM or leased and In this collection would say that no belter locatinn can he had in Town and no competition In the rinrnes Btislnwi on this stile of the Kivcr. For further particulars apply io 'vlia lubecriVer on the premises In Foil Howard Wis. uUl-4w KLIJAII 8. YKATKS.

RANDALL JfOMTMt Agents Near Tost Office, aro iHtw in daily reoeipt of this ocle.brn ted bntodjof Fregh and art pnHi-to lill all order ly case or cun, ut tho LOWEST MARKET RATES will supply i 1 A U7oMstia' 2 2 tal decrease of 9 1, VMJM.KQ during (ho month. What now becomes of tho copperhead HfftffnfMtteftttOfl that he debt, has been largely increased during the The next monthly statement will, it is expected, show even a heavier decrease. CO GO 0 8 to CJ Ph w. i O' CJ 3 AT WllOlfrlWAlJt UATKS. -ReniouiluT to liny tho I).

D. If tW tiioioi f.wt uVKter- by Later intelligence from South America informs hs thai in Eqnador alone lives were lost by the recent appalling OftrthtjuftlsO. From the same cause the wafer along the Peruvian cost lias decrcasel eight fathoms in depth. NEW MEAT MARKET. lOHN JEFFRIES Hl" opportunity i nonufylug w' nio friokda nnd enstomeis tbnt be itiji speni'a a lirst class meat market Utnf Kj Psr-jiie'l oil Wasbiugton strtel, where Us will lrup bsnd all kiucin ol frwdl nfld ill- i.