The Racine Democrat from Racine, Wisconsin • 3

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Mr. DCBCAJ Sl- Iaijl, of this city waa seriously injured Oil Tuesday morning last, on the Milwaukee Mils. It. at 3Iaxomante Station. In attempting to step on the can while in motion, hi foot flipped and waa caught under the trucks, crushing it in a horrible manner.

He was taken to Madison. It fs the opinion of his physicians thatampu-( ietion will be necessary. Wmf The Racine County Fair will be at Uaion Grove, on the 23d and 24 th i of September. At Stickncy's, in the post office building, there eaa always be found Eastern papers and periodicals, Magaxines, of the latest dates in advance of the mails. This being Saturday, give him a call if he eaa not suit you, and you are in want of profitable reading matter on the Sabbath, bay the Democrat.

Don't neglect your Bible, 'however. V. S. Directory. Attention is directed to the prospectus of this valuable work, to be found in another column.

The work will contain the name and post office address of every male person of the age of 15 years in the United States, besides giving oilier useful information. Every man should have a copy. Bittxk Medicine. We heard a sick republican, remark last Saturday evening, in the presence of a number of persons, that once a month was all he could bear to read the Democrat. After examining him we really thought that the fellow spoke the truth.

He looked bad, aadas if he needed! medicine. He was taking the right cusii-' cine to core him, and he should not feel discouraged if at first it was disagreeable and took a strong hold it is only proof that it is good and is just what he needs. Persevere, take a dose once a month, and after a while you can take it twice a month by and by you can take it weekly, and if you follow our directions we think wc can fetch you out straight, if there is enough left of you to do it He hat beeu takiug such awful quantities of Fusion medicine that he is completely run down but if he i careful, and has bo pull-backs, there is hope for him yet. Cuaaity. Sammy, why don't your mother mend that hele in your trowers "Oh, she's gone to the sewing circle she belongs to the Kansas Aid Society." tnm lit Sarin AStocm.

Chicago, Sept 7, 1857. Mettrt. Elitort: As you are doubt leas aware of a difficulty occurring here between John llush, a eitisen of your place, and Morris Cochrane which resulted in the death of said Morris, I would say that it was done in self-defence, without any provocation or intent on the part of Bush. Mr. Bush retreated some thirty feet, and requested Morris to desist, as Le wished difficulty with him whatever, but Morris followed and struck at him three times, Bush warding off the blow, telling him to go away as he wislaodiffiiculty with him but after retreating acres the alley ha dealt him a blow with the naktd eaad which dislocated or broke his neck.

Al most the entire community of the city of Chicago that have coy knowledge of the affair justify Mr. Bush in the act. Hoping you will give the details an insertion in your paper and be doing justice to the parties concerned, I remain an old friend of yours and of justice. g. w.

a A negro was last week married to a white woman by the pastor of one of our It JT courcnes, a wiuca coweiuenute wugnar two. has been maflifestebV We are informed that the officiating clergymaa been invited in consequence of the act to discontinue his reTailol wlH his serf Ay. We in clined to believe that the worthy paste is i. tess ceasnraoie loan- jus coDgregauouj woo have encouraged kink to believe that aJ faTor to the colored raoe would meet the approbation of bis hearers. For the life of us, we do act aee why (hat a clergyman "ho is expected to preach- bleeding Kan sas ia the pulpit OS the Sabbath, sad to argue the political equality and general emancipation of the race, may sot unite a negro with white woman ia snuitiage.

If the policy to retain all iregroes here who encase froet the south ana to make tkm ftf ieicedeitises el the State, way 1 eta the? not entitled to eausJ aerial nrferiUI tteaf If ifciscbaaef weenie are hi I nt wiMOmpBv ue unaergrpund eneour i4 to eome here, and aTtorwmrd endowed a ir ucsl4harivila' of WhlW mtn. Why 1 Haurai, Sept 9th. The Europe, CapC Lartch, arrived here thismorniag from Uverpool Saturday 29th The BahJe, from New York, fceaday, 16th arrived out on the 28th. Iti was the general impression that the AtlaatM aahle wonM K. telernph to India.

The Indian mail reached London on Satnrdar. but th min had already been received ru and Maha. The LivernorJ Rrlrffif. generally dull, wifh the tendency downward. Liverpool provision market was generally quiet Sugar had slightly ad- The Euro? Arrive ill A nA SW.

SHIU Kit at 6:30 A. M. for Boston. The following are the material points of the Queen's Her majesty exnresaes eoofiiien in thm contiauanee of peace in Europe says that the disturbances in India had caused her extreme concern, while the hartiaritv n. lieted upon her subjects has filled her neart with grief.

She will omit no measures calculated to quell these disturbances, and expresses eooSdence in her ability to accomplish that end. She thanks Parliament for the liberal supplies for the Princess Royal's dowry, and for the assurance of sUDDort for restoring tranonilitvto TniU and expresses satisfaction at the liquida- uva uib uunisn couna iues imii, and at thepessage of the Divorce bill. i ne yucen nad gone to Balmoral. Nothine offieial had Vwn mm Am Vuan as to the Atlantio Telegraph, but it appears to be taken for granted that the enterprise MI 1 wm ou Dospooea uu next summer. The Indian mail reached Lrfindnn aa Saturday.

The main features of the government dispatches via CasJiari are confirmed ami details added. In the massacre at Caw nor '240 rrnim and children perished. The deaths of General Barnard and Lawrence are confirmed. Sir Geo. Parker.

Col. William. nJ Brigadier Hack were also killed. An obstinate battle was fought before Agra on the 3d July. The British were obliered to retiro with heavy lose.

Two native reeinients mutinied at Sealoo on the 9th July and massacred a number of Europeans. These mutineers were totally defeated oa the 16th at Meneet. Gen. Howitt had been removed from command for supineness. The Punjaub was tranquil.

There was some disturbance at Hyderabad, but they were suppremeu. The Botubav and Madras Praniri continued tranquil and their armies loyal. Geo. Reid was in command before Delhi Only 2,000 troops could be muilnvl f.u- an effectual attack on Delhi. Trade at Calcutta was paralyzed.

It had sutferew eatieniHv from a scttVItv" of provisions, but they were beginning to arrive. Even at Bombav dLtcontvot Kl shown itself, but it had been suppressed. The EneBsb were onranisine mnmcnt-t of Sikhs. Moveable columns were to scout Central India. Xahtral One of Mr.

Lyell's depositr ors, to the amount of about (a sporting man,) hearing of the trouble, posted to the banking house yesterday and found all futJ IlAtsuJr i I.iuhmI. of the premises, and remarked, apparently to himself: Well, I'U be if that don't beat any four aces that ever I held. Everybody loves to roll alone smoothly over the turnpike of life but difficulty is not always an nnmitiirated eril. Opposition only teats aad proves the native lorve ol a determined man. Kites fly against aot with the wind.

Even a i a a mx wina a eaa a nean better for a vessel than a dead cairn. The eerie, of all bird." says De Quincy, would be the first to flutter and aiak plumb down, if the atmos phere should make no resistance tj his wings." Augusta, Sept 6. A fire in Americus, on Sunday last, destroyed a large portion of the business part of the town. The priaeipal su fercrs are II. W.

Shaw, no. C. ilohsea, S. S. Keodrick, F.

Boseisgaag, J. B. Griffith, B. Greenwood, Wm. L.

John, aad Johnson ft Evans. St Louis, Sept. 8. The steamer Golden Gate waa destroyed by fire at 8 o'clock Sunday evening, about twenty smiles below here. Boat aad cargo total lots, amounting in the aggregate to 25,000.

Boat insured- ter $10)0OO. leveaae CaUsrs AttaeaeA. Cleveland, Sept 9. Six Revenue Cutters, built by Merry Gay, Milan, Ohio, for were seized yesterday by the United States Marshal, oa attachment at the suit of Knapp, Wilkroa Pittsburgh, for material furnished to the builders. Tu Scout The New England naerchants, as well aa our own, are carrying out the sujmx and molasses sneonlatwu with great pertinacity.

A Newburyport correspondent of the Boston Traveller states' that mUTions of dollars Worth of these artielos held on foreign ae count are stored ia that town. Three acres of South Boston wharf are eompletely eov. end with molasses hogsheads, the leakage from which it is stated, amounts to forty llWuiandgallcBM a day. JV. T.

Tri- JLwrEmhratM ly ladlcnms ineideni took place at the Jaaction Ilotel, in IntlianLraeeatlt.JHMei tho, arrival iliabtta rmn ArtatleiaAaT aal Uijy, lt snxuea iweosat Uoni Wetw observed) mannmieairrinns each eiiii's acna.a&d tho fan of it wai, ttst titer hearty eabiae thejdlserTeT od that bothUd tho ffhey rot hen ecowAisChar had es mAlAmmPm. mt haltdalaed Ieetionlaoeenvh kaota and got TielrBs. emUtrital, ujecrrtry of tie V. HWAT 1 1,1 ATT," rOBWABDLSO fTZZ CymmUtion Ueixhantn, Itorrla-J A-totoa lmmm. NEW STORE NEW GOODS B.

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After all the prcteaees of Black Republicanism ta fktor of negro equality, nearly the whole party voted agaiaet it Few men la Iowa were found voluntarily to vote tbetmaelTee the equals of negroee. Whn brought to the teat their efrre pro-fesaioos were found to be mere political ex-pedieoU which boom men despiae. Black-republican ism is dead in Iowa, as well as almost everywhere eke, aad only needs its merited burial to be finally for-gotteu, unless remembered fur the wanton mischief it has brought upon the country Wash imglon I'mivn. fair The New York Hoy Boek mvt there is a married lady in that eify wno enjoys the luxury of no 1cm than ooe hundred and twenty drcascs twenty-nine, of which are mourning dresses. St.

Louis, Sept, 10. The Independence Meascnger of the 5th, publishes a report that CvL Sumner had overtaken the Cheyenne Indians retreating toward Arkansas River; then battle ensued, resulting in the indiscriminate slaughter of four to live hundred Indians, men, women and children. New Batsswicit, N. Sept, 10 The Bank of New Jersey temporarily suspended this morning, but will probably resume in a few days. Bill holders are advised not to sacrifice them, as they are taken by our business men st par.

The liabilities of the bank are while their means to pay with are over 8500,000. Beiux. Property is changing hand, says the Comramt, and prices advancing. A line of boats is to be put on, to run from Berlin up the Fox River. iii ii SV- llclmbold's highly concentrated extract BUCUC.

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rJ l. NEW ADVERTTSEMENTS. AX kma wtla to aarraaa rtaaaatvawBia va aiuiiu. OX. mint tnm Um aMaaaWtarca.

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PRELIMINARY NOTICE GHAUT) ZXPOSITIp Fancy DrDss Goods I ZhdC H. ZD 3T 9 ti tuiw rnirrr. jJtltrT wUlaaaa JtoT aar aaUaa. 03317 aMS UO0D3! PRICES UNPRECEDENTED iafraafsararm. o-a-Cs wm toil a It, mmrmmM ttlmm, Oat toMttaary5aamaWai tmmmtLmiM-- 1 v.

tSwktift we weifl sasWMMf astaensa mt BM aatoaa i 1 1 ml aaOiinai ibH lille VCXS.V-aAl 1 1 i acla. a hum 0 atracuoa aaaaaa UB aaaaMl ay a jiy aipwwaii aaaa ta. iw i il i afcta uaaaaltai mt oaaa aaa.toaM la 1 ir aaaaM an, to fmrmmm ii rW Btoaatomaaaiilaa affa aaX, mm ainai. 4 tmmt aaaaSt to UM laiilil, a a 1 1 ti II i to laa cmot Creaa Interestur Racjjtx, Sept. 3d, 1857 Use Ji.KXS B.

Cnoes Sia The Democratic Stale Convention which convened at Madison oa the 27 th day of August bet, with great unan imity nominated you as candidate lor iiov crnor, and at tne same time, paasea a series of Resolutions declaring the princi ples, and defining the position, of the Democracy of Wisconsin. The Delegates in the Convention, with a desire to promote the best interests of the State and the party, laid aside all per- sonai ana local ieeungs, ana discharged the duty assined to them in a spirit of harmony, conciliation, and union. I hare not been directed to convey this intelligence to you but inasmuch aa th uonvenuon tailed to raise a committee for tnis purpose, I nave assumed to act in the premises. The Convention believed that ia tender- tug to yon this nomination, thev actl in accordance with the wishes and desires of tne wnoie democracy of the State; and nopca mat a nomination, so flattering tO VOU. will ha UMntl and that you will cKeerfulfv adopt, and' ute pnncipies mm down in the resolutions.

Verr respectfully Your obedient servant, II. T. SANDERS, Chairman State Central Com. Milwaukee. Sent.

5. 18.S7 Hon. H. T. SAXIEnS.V Chairman TVm State Central Committee Dear Sir: Your communication formally announcing my nomination for Governor, ia received.

In reply, I would briefly say that ia accepting the nomination, I do-so not as the candidate of any clique, or action, of the democratic party, but only as the candidate of the entire democracy of the State; and if elected, my action will be governed accordingly. It will be my end and aim to discharge the duties of the economical? and impartially; and by so doing, if possible, unite the democratic party of the State in bonds of peace and hanLooy, and restore it to its primitive parity, power and influence. The resolutions passed by the convention are in accordance with my own views, and I have therefore do hesitation in adopting them as the platform upon which every true Democrat ought to stand. Thanking the Convention from which I received the nomination, for this manifestation of their confidence and esteem, I remain, truly and respectfully, Yours, J. B.

CROSS. CorrapoiKtfsc of Um Du'f Kw. laterastlas; from Kaaaas. Lawbexce, Kansas, Sept 3. Quiet prevails.

The farmers and all sorts of people in this Territory excepting, of course, the vagabonds who hant upon Gen. Jim Lane are busy with the crops and trade. But very little was said about politics, on either side, until within the last few days. I presume, though, that ia the closets of politicians the pot has been hept boiling but among the classes I mix with the common people who desire, first and above all, that an end be suddenly put to this "Kansas bleeding," among ns we hare not, as I said, untilquite lately, heard much of politics. And yet we all have our eyes open.

You probably saw accounts of the Gnus-hopper Convention. Well, it was a great Convention. I was there. I never saw anything like it in Wisconsin. As you and the readers of the Daily AVn-i doubtless know; the man Red path, the man who writes letters for the St Louis Democrat and the N.

Y. Tribune, and Lane and Robinson, attempted to prevent this Convention. So did others of the leading republican Free State leaders. Bet the people had determined to meet and wken they found that they could not prevent it, they came ia and tried to control the deliberations. And they did ia some acnee.

The resolutions were not al ttraigkt ewf as they would have been but for the Interference of Lane and Robinson. Now these mea aad many others of the Red path and N. T. Tribune stamp are at work to stir up a dissatisfaction among the Free State men who desire to rote in the cosniac election. By this meaasthey hope to enable the proalavery men to elect their next legislature.

They see that if they go ia earnest the Free State party eaa elect every member, aad thai, of course, would put an end to the controversy. We, the people of Kansas, devoutly hope that this restiuay be attained; but the men I have already named, acting, as is here supposed, under my of the Republican MitY in Ohio and in New York, will put off this day as loegae possible. What do honest mea i Wiseoasta tnmk or snca aeonnarebsm The United States forces are still en camped opposite this city. They give ns no annoyance, and remaia here for the reason that it is as cheap living herer as anywhere els. The farmers are driving a consider able trade with, them.

Gov. Walker is dai- ccmlasirY and iailueaee. He use ihe mJitart eotf at poliee force end as that only In ease of ne- eeeauy. xoisis oosewaoa expwwsw. A incoasra Jit in Kawaan.

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