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'l'HE PILOT. !.
Flap Presentation.

The Uau1rratic ladies' cf Manitowot
have prepared .p:endid flag to be pre-
sented 10 The Democrats Of Maple Grove
as tes,;monial to their patriotism and
love Of Democracy. For several years
past. tha, town has given an unanimous
vote for the Democratic ticket. and ITS in.
habi,an,s deserve such token ss is now
proposed 10 give them.
The pre.ent.,'on will take pace Al
Reedvila. mex, SATURDAY. n, 4 p'rl ok J.
is hoped that not only The Democrats o'
Maple Grove. bur those Of Franklin, Cato
Rockland. and other towns. will be pres.
sn,. A good time NAV be expected
The members Of the Manitowoc Demo
cratic Club are requested to meet Al Capt
RxCKERs on Friday evening. 10 make Ar
Tangemrnts for visiting Reedvile the fol
loving dsv. to assist III the presentation
sf the hsg
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Strength of the Democracy.

The popular vote for Mr.. D0uGLAs in
1860. in all the safes footed up Al little
more than 800 900. The entire demo-
cratic vote cast in the recent state elections,
m tAs free states only. foots up at over l.
500 900 An Ohio contemporary, refer
ing TO these facts, says:
So in the free state. alone there are one
million and half Of Democrats at the
close Of 1863 What glorious figure
This i. 100 900 more votes than Mr.
Douglas got in all he states northern and
southern. in 1860 VIVA democrat can
be discouraged Al such good progress un
der the terrible pressure Of the Last three
ysar-i only think 81 lt-nearlv 'wo
hundred Thousand democrats in New Eng
land. which we have been inclined 20 give
over entirely 10 tte aholitionists penrly
800 600 in he empire State, AMI more
than 800 600 Ir New Jrr~ev aud P"rnsr i
vanls: 300 600 in Ohio. and $50 600 in
Indiana and Illinois The other western
states contribute nearlv n quarter of r null
lion more making M the grand total III
the free states of o f MILLION A>DAH IF
That Ia power in the county within
twenty per cert a. great as the admins
tinton with all its tremendous appliances
with all is money and military backing
with all ia various and different fac.inns
having no co'nnon agreement or prinri-
pie.
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A Railroad Strike,

The Chrcag" papers give detailed &C
counts Of the grand sstrika Of loromo.
tive engineer. on the Chicago and Fort
Wsvne road Al Valparaiso on the 2Oth
the ,rain on the Cincinnati and Chica @
Air Line railroad WIS stopped for the
space Of an hour or more. when ,ern-
we've agreed upon b, which the engineer
il charre ~as al wed to bring the train
into tho city.
A. Fort WSyne the trim coming ives,
~. ropp@a hv the engineers. and for :
time tie deten ion threatened 10 be Of con
siderable Duration rest excitement pre-
vailed, fully one hundred engineers having
gathered AT the depot. They turned .h,
switch against The train and would no, al
low one If the number 20 monn' the loco
motive to run the train ont Finaliv.
freich! conductor. who had formerly beer
an engineer. bur who waa not recognizpr
"a one Of the strikers. WAS permitted ,C
bring the train into Chirago
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Examination Appointments of
the County Superintendent.

OFFICE SUPERB NTENDENT Of >CHo"LS. |
Manitownc. Jan %. 11C3
The inspection Of applcsn's for license
to teach IN the Public Schools Of the cnun
tv of Mani'owoc will be attended to hv the
County superintendent in the month Of
March. 1864 on the davs and at the pla-
ces hereinafter specified. ,o-wit:
In Distric, No l. comprising the towns
Of Gibson. Two Creeks, Mishicott. and
Two Rivers-at the School House in the
village Of M-hico't, on Tuesday. March l
In District No Q comprising the towns
Of Mani,owoc, Mani'owoc Rapids, and
Nevton-a: The School Honse. in School
Dis,ric, No. l. village Of Manitowec, on
Tuesday. March s
In District No 3-comprising the towrs
Of Coopersiown, Franklin. Kossulh. and
Maple Grove-at the School House. in
School District No. !. near " SCHlMo.
NEck's. in the town of kos,uth, on Tues
dav, March Is.
In Di>'ric, No Accomplishing the towns
Of Cato. Eaton. Liberty, and Rockl md -
At the School House near Clark's Mile. in
the town OF Ca'o. or Tuesday. March 22.
In District M. 5 5-cnnsi.tinc Of the
towns Of Centr-vilIe, Srhleswig, and Nee.
me-a, the School House naar II MrL
HnLLA>D's in The town of Meemp, on
Tuesday, March %.
II is expected that all persons designing
TO teach in the county, who have no. re.
ceved certificate from my preleressor
or whose certificate will expire this Spring
will be present at one of these Sessions
and, If possible. al the one appointed 70,
their respective District.
Applicants will please provide them,
selves with good lead pencils. and be pres
en-. At the time and plsr- appnine,
promptly At 9 ,''cIo.k A NJ
The time intervening between the *
animation. will be occupied bv me 10 Wis
itirg the Schools 10 the seversl Districts
commencing in the First District the weel
previous to March
JERF CROWLEY,
County Superintendent,
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Important from Tennessee.
Cinrinnati. jan.

! Cinrlnnati Jan. Is.
Capt T. Eking = saff o!fir-r from
Knoxville arrival. en- route for Washing.
! ton. to-dsv. ss beaver "f ,mpn,t.n, die.
pa'ches Cspr. Ekno bring. highly in,.
| pnrtant s1vir-- from Knoxville, which
! ri"r- i,p IF, on Thurs'a, .eek Can't.
FIX ~ -ts'-s 'hs' nn .nnitrh inflammation
had been received b, G"n Grsngar thu.
| .ns-treer E.,h h4.n q-'ualiy ranF, reed hy
not las han 30 0On u-n and lhs lie had
concentrated his cutie 70 preparatory
70 y movement on H., xvii'e.
IL column which extended a distances
# no. -S- sh1n rw"rrv mii.s. and nccupi-
ID radius from Knoxviiie dis'an, shout
,hirtv miles Is now narrowed d,wu 20
ahour ten miips. and i within twenty three
miles "f Knoxville IlAavv sk,rmi-hinc
prac.i-d iha advance of Lonystreet. and
Gen. Gra,gpr's forces were compel ed ,s
| fall back before ov4r~he elminy fovras Of
the enemy. Gea Granger has .uff.red
but sligh' loss. while ,he damage done TO
! the rebel column was heavy.
! Our army will be compelled to fall back
and occupy The in'renchmen's surround.
ing Knoxville bu' hat ev have the abil-
NV ~ hold heir position. which has been
d"uhle strengthened since the departure uf
Burnside. there is not the lea,, possible
dnubi
| A verv important feature in the confed.
crate operations in Eaa, Tennessee ia tho
contemplated movement IF Gen John Fl
| Morgan the famous chetain. WIN il rAi
! ably reported tn be a. the head of 5 900
mounted ravs'rv. all vc'ersn~ in 'he reh.i
service and formerly belonging 10 Streets
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The late Archbishop Hughes.

The following testimonies of fesrec' ful
regard for the memory of he late Arch-
bishop will he read with interest oy many
of our readers.
In reply TO An invitation frorn TIE Very
Rev Administrator oftle Dorese. the fol-
lowing 'elegra2hlc drspych Was received
from the Secretary of Sta,e:-
Warrington. Jan. 1864.
Verv Rev and Dear Sir-T regret more
deeply than | can express :hai indispen-a
the sad satisfaction of attending the obse
auies Of Il 9 late Archbishop, AID TINS
manifesring, in the only wav now possible.
the respect and affartion which have so
long cherished towards him a. faithful
friend. pious prelale, loyal patriot, a
great and good man.
WI SEWARD.
Verv Rev VIM STAIRS. Administrator
Of the Diocese Of New York.
The following reply was received from
lion. HoRArIo SEYMOUR, in answer 10 a
similar invitation -
STATE OF NEw YoRK, ExFcrr1vx
Department. Albany, Jan 5 1864 {
VERY Rev. Dear Sir-I have rerelv, d
your announcement Of the death of Arch
bishop Hughes. and yonr invit.tinn TO at
{ nd h's fnuer.'. As The Legislature has
a.t assembled it Is not possible for ne to
leave the Capital Of the State regret
il l. not in nv power 70 show bv nv a,
tendance. nv respect for The memory nf
one of The marked men of our conn,rv -
The lifelong iahors Of The lare Arrhhi.b y
| will tell for long period upon The Ii'ers,
'ure. rhe religion and the charitable insti
tu'nns Of oar land
In a tew wears the city Of New York
will be adorned hv magnificent Ca'he
dral the broad foundations of which were
laid under his supervision and care So
TOO. in the fu'u,e. will the interests of learn
| ing, religion ard charity, be bull, npnn the
| ground works which ne ha. established
during his long and lahorious life. The
progres. Of events and the growth Of on
country will no, throw hi- memory in,
he shade. hnt they VIII develore IN
make MIRA clear his irf'uence upon tn.
socisl condition Of "ur people
Truly yours.
| H0RATIO SEYMOUR
| To the Yer, Rev VIM. s aars. Admin
| istrator If the nioce.e of New York.
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Rumors from Rcbeldom.
New ork, Jan. ~


The 7iats enn.sius translation of
letter from Frsnchuan formal, in the
re..el army. d.'eJ Richmond. Jan II. tu
a friend here. lie repor's ,"e arrival Of
another agent of tfe Fie.rch Ent-ror,
named Na-laqarv. via Nassau. aud tis
mvs,arious conferences with JeT Davis.
1t i, known. he say. that J.. #. Davis hss
promised to recognize the Empire in N@x
leo. and prna,i-ed France Ali the aivanta.
ge. of the Southern C,nf-deracv. il Napo.
leon wil! recognize and support the south
e.n cause. All our principal men, he
says. think. therefore. ihs, War between
France and the United S,sfss is nsa, .,
hand The writer has no doubt th~, tho
plan Of making Gen. Lee Dictator will bs
adopted ~ the only means 10 countsract
the strength of the north
Lee has expressed y willingness 10 ac~
c-p' it. He and Jeff. are on bad terms
and the latter would have to re,iYe The
latter is very unpopular in consequence OF
keeping Bragg so long in command. He
ha. even thonght since Rrng2's dsmiesal
"f giving him comn,and Of the army Of
Virginia and sending LIE 70 Dalton. bus
he had ~ >handnp ~. plan on account Of
the grex. in1nAn"e h'ouch' against it
Johnston who took comm and &c Br-gg's
dem"rsiiK-a amy. thought Of re;rsstins
TO atlanta. hn' Wa. k"pt at Da.tnn by or
dsrs from Richmond that he might take
armv b, fur'oughs and he expiration Of
term Of service
JeH's plan is 10 keep the armies IN the
offensive. though Lee gave hi. opinion
that with the miserable condition Of tho
army in regard TO clohes and provision.
i, w~s Impossible to do 40
Earl,'S expedition wa. miS-r.bl. fail.
ms. more a. Ian hundred ,honsand v.,er-
ans returning hors du c5n,ba' having hsnds
and frsr frozen.
News from Charleston. the writer savs,
is diseourn2ing. E-anregard had express.
I'd tho opinion that he could not hold
! Charleston mnch longer. IA Gi,more'a
| guns are in \ position TO reduce ii tn ashes
in 4 few hours. If he Intends TO do so -
One of the South Caro- ina regiments do-
ing duty there INTENDED TO desert en- ma 80,
hu, were prevented b, one Of them giving
Information. Twenty "f the ring! !eaders
were shot January the IA b. AMI the rest
divided mp among other regiments. The
18Th Virginia regimen. which was order
ed 10 Alabama. refused 10 yr, and ~ dis.
banded and nsed TO & mp other regimen,s,
as the only plan 10 avoi,! ,sn,irv.
Bread riots occur alrno~, dailv in the
south. The southern people are tired ei
the war
John Norgan h., been givea tho con
mand .! HSgrul~''s ~rrnv. bn, he will not
be more sUcca.Stni than .he latter.
The writer cnnc'nes that the davs oi
the Southern CoEfeIeracv are numbered
and it. back bone" broken.
1t has been discovered that or the occs
sion of Meade's ia'e movement III. iehell
were =" npprehenSive of h-f.a. ,h., the,
took All t"'ons ou' of PRISON, r-prieved ,
large number OF ,ieseflers and sent them
TO reinforce Lee
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Another Lick" at ManitoWoc.

Our village Is "a ching hts Al around
for is want Of energy, enterprise. and uni
" among its ci iz-ns Our c.temporsIy
of the Island City (Neenah and Menash")
Tins give. Us the following "turn
ahead -:
"In convrrsa,isn with one Of the lead
inp ci,izers Of Man,owoc n few davs since.
the snhjec, of railroad. was hroached and
the gentleman gave his opinion that Man
i,owoc would have communication with
Neenah and Menasha at an early cav, if
the plans lately set afoot in the former
place should succeed. and he knew no
good reason why they should not. The
plan proposed is for each Of the stockho'd-
ers in the road at Manitowoc to place their
share. on a common basis. and diapose OF
The whole to eastern men with capital suf-
Gcient to build the road The plan is fea-
sible. and will succe ed unless defeated hv
one or two ,hird-ra,e pettifoggers in NJ .
who now play the great Mogul. but who
are afraid that increased population will
reduce them to The position TO which their
abilities en,irle them
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Small Pox IN Sheboygan County,
JERF CROWLEY.
County Superintendent.

TIE Sheho,gan Times contains tho fol-
lowing:
"The small pox is prevailing 10 fear
ful ex'ent in the town Of Holland in this
county. We are told that over two huns
dred eases have occurred here A ID yer.
with The most reprehensihle Indifference,
those per ons not attacked with il are
coming in'o the city every day or two a~
in ordinary times. in the transaction nf
business. thus rendering themselves liable
TO spread contag'"n here. AZ we'll rs 10 9TH
or towns to which Ihev may 90 Indeed
We learn :, Al il has alrpadv spread into
Abbott. Sro'. and Lima and several ease
have occurred at Shebnvgan Falls II WAS
hrongh, 10 this CITY bv sailor. th,e- or
four weeks since, and there have OCCURRED.
Wa believe, three more cases hnt the pre-
rnu,ions taken it is thought will prevent
their nuliipl,ing to any erea, ex'en' =
The great danger would seem 10 be from
the rarr'esSne>s OF persons from The inf feet
e. di~tric, "f Holland above spoken Of -
II would be we'll for the authorities to look
to this"
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CorSsKL AND Client. In New York.
\ few davs since, Mr MALCOLM CAMPBELL.
formerly the law partner o' Gen. | F.
MRAGHER wa arre-'a bv / nj III States
Marshal MuKRAr tarauSa. while acting MS
counsel for Mr. BE>JAMIS. who has been
arrested on charge Of fiiring out carcors
for the rebels lie refused % netrav his eli
On: and give mp the papers confidentisl|y
entrusted 10 him Gen DIX, on invesri
CATION ordered the release Of Mr.. CAMP
NELL, Whs, mus' be ne character Of an
Administration one of whose lowest offie-
ials thus flagran.y violates the rights and
innuni,ies Of an adyocats, held sacred
even under desporic monarchies! The
parties who retain such man in office an
hour sfter the commission Of such an act.
assume the responsibility Of his offence and
she uld be held accountable for it.
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ia that The art nf masking ola<. va ac"i-
dantslv discovered tv some meych ans
~h" were travelling with Mfrs ant stop
ped nesr = river issuing fvon Noun, Car
mel Not finding snvthing to rest their
kettles on. they used som. pieces Of ni'rs
for. that purpose Tho nitra gradnalI,
dissolved w the he.t mixed with ,hq
sa'd. and transparent matter flowed
which was. in fact. glass. It ia certain
that We ere ofian more in Teh'eI to arpsr.
ent chance, than genins for many Of the
most valuable discoveries: therefore everv
his thoughts ana feelings awake and sc-
live
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29

ANOTHER scARE.-The government is
in receipt of information Of another con.
:ernrla'ed attack b, the rebels IN Canads =
on Johnson, Island. 1t appears from in
'elligence received tha. the Canadian an
thoriies are considerably ag,'a'ed. G"v-
erument has already taken the necessary
steps, bv placing military and naval
force At proper points, to pre' en' an oc-
rurrarce of This kind
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29

~ The onroIIm.r, q,

~ The enrolment. act reported on
the 25'h. by the house military commit
tee contains bu, few amendments 10 the
senate bill. The most important reduces
the commuta,ion to the old sum, 5000
and provides thai persons who are phvsi
callv exempted. but who have an Income
ofs1 200 shall pay the $500 communication
50 that physically unfit for service. thew
shall nevertheless contribute the commu
alton rrice Of substitutes.
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From Kentucky,

Frank for, XIV. Jan 20
Gov. Brar'a,'e h.. der'ared in public
|s,,ars that he will not tolerate the ehli.,
mrnt OF rolore' troops in K-r,ntkt.-
Ye.'erd,v. the representative from FIen-
hrrson county informed him ,ha, there
was an officer in kis count, recruiting col
"reh troop, and asked Of him what
.houl>' he lone. Write to your people.
said h. "tha, vii! pardon snv one who
NAV shoot the 'corndrel" Gov Rrnmlls
will use the en'rs farre Of ,hs .A's Ia
prevent this outrage on the right. Of tbs
citizens ;hera
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29

MIsFoRrUvE This is A world Of mis-
fortune. and one Of the sahde>t 10 a good
hon>ekeeper ia to be afflicted with heavy.
yellow. sour bread. biscuit, &c. l. YOU
are ever troubled in this way, use D. B
De LAND 4 Co.'S Chemical .Saleratus,
when you will be surprised a, its charming
results in removing the cause Of your mis-
fortune. For sale ny al wholesale gre>
GERS in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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~ n Wy

FRE.ks OF THE Coup WEATHER The
Galena Democrat tells OF a man who. in q
buggy, was slowly passing a farm house,
in the neighhorhood Of "arren, one Of
the recent cold d.vs. The good woman
# the house thinking that he nut be
very cold called him to come in and warm
h,mseIf He made no reply bn, tuning
neither 20 the righ, CT left kept slow V on
his wav. The LADY fearing that the man
would freeza- knowing there WAS no house
for five miles in the direction he was go
ing requested her husband to follow him
and induce HIM 10 stop and warm himself.
lie did so aud coming up f,uud hlm fro
Zen, Tiff dead with whip in one hand and
line. in the other 0s1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29

The HAhRoK QuEsrIoN. We learn tha,
another 'arhor meeting took place here
on the 10th, wthou, resulting in any good
the attendants differing materially as 10
the proper mode of building it, and some
Of our prom;nen, citizens at least ore
opposing j, entirely l. is pity that our
people 40 no; take such matters in their
own hands. and Act independently Of lead
sr, and c'iqu-. As long as they allow
themselves TO he dictated to by selfish
men thev NAV expect to are the town re
main in the Background IF the people
only will it, and give noii,ician, and p-,ri
foggsrs the go bv. W. can have a Railroad
and Uarbor in reasonable time
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A MAMMOTH Pro There il now m New
York hog thren wears old last April.
raised bv JoHS w CopEMAv, In CAyuga
county. and fa'-ed to ira present enor-
NOUS siza bv A b RE~HAS. Tompkins
comfy. New York. This hog in Nav
1862. weighed 100 lbs. In Sep,emhar
he weighed 249 mounds. In D-cembe'
he weighed $40 pounds. and has since
been growing rapidly. and will probably
weiph 400 pounds today His breed is
slight cross Of Berkshire
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29

TowS SUPeRvISoRs A bill is pending
in tn. Assembly relating to Supervisors,
providing thai At the next annual town
meeting the Supervisors eiecr shall draw
lots IN presence Of the town clerk. for their
terms OF "fice-tke lots to bp nun b, red
one TWO and three wears. After a..
there shall be one Supervisor e'ec,ed in
each town for the term Of three wears
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29

ILLINOIS CorToS = Illinois GOTTEN
proves TO he eqnsI in quality TO the bes,
pr"dnced At the South. and ia much
sought after Carhnnlala. in jackson
county will ship about 100 ha'es th,S sn>-
son. and all that has vet reached market
readily hroneht 50 cents per pound The
lint is fine .i'kv, and white, though some>
what shorter than Miss;ssinri cotton.
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Another .erie. of frauds have been
discovered in the Treasury department.
A clerk in the Warrant Office has been re
cevirg money from New York and Bos-
ton parties for preference in order OF pay
r'4nt 20 warrants in which they are inter
rsted.
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Frozen TO DEaTu.-The Kewaunee En-.
terpr'ze saws that LoR PErERsoN. formerly
resident of Carlton in that county, and
recently OF Two Creeks, in this county,
while going to Saxnnhnrgh, abou, eigh,
miles from home, on the 18th instant. be
came so badly frozen that he died during
tue night
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f Th. Democratic candidate f,r ,,ox

rF- Th- Democratic candidate f,r gov
e'nor "f New Hampshire e-nomina'ed on
/ Sth Of Jann.rv-is EDWARD ". HAR
RINGTo> of Manchester The convention
WAS large and a united flor will be rnad4 =
bv The conservative Union men of he
State to secure hi- eiecrion.
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FMIGRaTroN FnoM IRELAND The news
bv The last steamer sfatas chat there are
not emigran' ship. enough TO bring over
the emigran's who are ~ai',ng for a pass
age 70 this country The boarding honses
in Liverpool are said To- hn full of peorle
ready to embark fnr he Upi,c1 6 a.es
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T Tie l4h Regiment arrived 1t
Madison on the 18Th, and are awaiting
payment. Manirowcc has several good
hovs In this Regiment. whose friends are
anxi"ns'y exp-c'ing them home.
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CHAPLAIN WANTED We find the fol.
lowing advertisement in The Madison Jour-
nal:
The undersigned will recommend TO
his FxcelIeney. the Governor. TO promo>
ton 10 'he Chaplaircy of his regiment,
any regularly ortsinet minister Of the g"s
pei in good standing who has been 4rnftd
INTO The service of the Unitei States. ant
who has been mustered into tho service a
a soldier
Address Il, Grand Iu~r,ion. Tenn,
"JAHt> Ii. HOWE,
"Cul. 32a Reg. Wis. Vol"
This is a frs, 's'e opportunity for q
fighting Minister. Are there any in Man
i,uwoc county?
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EF Archbishop HrGnrs. during his
term Of eri~copacv. ordaired one
hundred and two priests. and consecra' ed
no less than six bisho, a.
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DE.Tn OF AN OLD SETTLER Moses
k>EELANp, of Milwaukee, an old and
prominent citizen of that place, died Of
congestion Of the lungs on Thursday. He
was fifty-6ve wears Of age.
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IMpo rASr.-Late foreign news an
nounc-s that Her highness The Princess of
Wales gave birth to fine boy 81 Frog
more on the Sth irs,
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re- The Nav flower, of which we have
heard so much in connection with liberty.
made a voyage other than the one when
she hrough. over the pilgrims. Having
landed these WORTHLESS on Plymouth Rock
-hs went to Africa after a cargo of negroes
for The Virginia market.
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HF Al St AuDusiine TloyiIa m

F 4, St Augustine. Florida. the
peach tree, are in b'os.orp. garden flowers
are in f,'l bloom, and hoque's grace the
tables Of the offirers having command Al,
III" point. Al the same place. some
nights since. la,ye sized tiger "a, walk
and comf,r,ab'v ensconcpd himself be-
'wesn Two of the men who were lying
down
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caratl- Of acronm dating nine cen ,hon-
sand w"rshippers I, will be rhe lar,,e-,
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