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BOOKINGS
Furni ture Polish.

4xTrT.E SAVE TFIE Z Dor OF WASH
IA Ing r uful
II vii give Old tlEEl ilzre ne q
: Iteln se .sss.i Win ,s,s-s es7 =, ~
duai- Fl1no-
i IlrIil fufe fuitsl1 IN he ieElt - itiIs ~
Be sIre and ak for 5000 j Itft1i ace
lsll-seislse Al o;llezzs - 10y eosissp
3fannfact1red hF EDMUND j %.
I1Tuszlst. SO. L odd felot7 Hal aslss
chofce @rr51rls
HRCTIC SEEu 2 HEETEsn rlIk1c
"A IloNeElnEis Tor sale lIIf X = SMITH
apr cor. AlaslSsr ana llllc.y ~
T=ssF5 Z Ms zEPfflsrs a f.iss AID q 81
Krif shirts fust received AZ
apf9 y. eslc,otlts s , RIOS.
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endorsement OF Governor foreman
At The Union meeting held last Sat-
urliay evening At Parkersb1rg, the fol-
IoEinz resolution vas offered, and
adopted By seeIamatioa:
RSsosss1, Th4z GoEern0E A 1 BoEeE1an
80 f1sgi ,'FiT7Cls fsItbfui and fEGs Ia the
-frasufeErrfSol q the EIac1IEEe o1LHe-tl1e
ara u VFes< T4EEinlA-ADd slzA1 ee4s enfstls6
q, ff,s ls5sIsIG GEzxtiEf5e a Tie psop5e q t1e
go f1T Gklss fsssaeatE l. has eoo<zed IA his
S.l.iles1Ias aEld gIse administrator q ~ AZ
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ZnBBEAX AND EscAPE.-A few nights
aEo two seonndFels, \ fellow by the
name Of Rime, from Braxton, and the
other by the name OF Phillips, from
RfeEnondS broke into the store kept by
Major ". D. Rollysons Al Salt Lick
BTidge; in Braxfon, and took therefrOm
goOds and money % the amount Of $50.
me ftisff was soon discovered and pDP-
suit made bY the Major and others,
who soon oyerhanled the scamps and
recovered the goods and money. They
were sent to Weston and committed to
Jail, where they remained day or two,
having, ON Monday last, whilst the
keepers back was turned, effected their
escape through an aperture that had
been made by another Ascending Grim
inal, some time since, and which led
through pile OF Nth several feet in
thickness, and so nnuseous that 1t was
thought 70 be as secure as iron bars. 1t
was fatal delusion, and the rascals are.
now IT large, though the jailor has used.
every effort 70 have them apprehe
-West0ll Herald. "a.
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PRoPnzRD CoSsTIIUuoEAL ANEND-
1IEE.-Among the mOs2 prominent
r5rOpos5ffCns 1ndsr consideration bT the
IoranaIstee On Reconstruction IS ore
presenfed By Hon John A. Bingham
Il 4 IN the fDrln Of an amendment 70
the Constituted, ard Is Is follows
so S4ats shall pass or enforce any
Lar when shall impair OF deny any OF
the privileges or immuuities Of Ctt1ens
Of TIE United Siatsss nor shall any
Ssale deprive any person Of LIE hber-=
~ or property Bfthput d9e process OF
Law. nor lake private property for Pnb-
He use Eifbont fust compensation. nor
denF the equal protection Of the laws
70 al persons therein, and Congress
slaaIi have power 70 pass al laws which
shaIi be Necessary and proper to carry
into aKeeutIon this provision.
This in connee9f0n with his amend
raent guarding against any future pay
ment Of the rebel debt, which has al
ready passed tbs House, Is thought by
Mr.. Bingham 10 cover all the cOndi-
tons necessary to the admission of the
Southern States to representation in
Congress, provided, Of course, that the
Representatives shall be able to sub
scribe 20 such oath as Congress may
prescribe.
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10 the Ciuzens OF wheeling.
EhlW oFEEcE eTEE o. W.

Z 3 p
A xPI.E TINE AND EVERY FACILITY
Sz-s;s-y cs2dztsoa Of Eo-E FTSzillsE=s SeI5
E-Ts c-5-sS-si fEE -G-r5TEl o. l1&-ElIssaa o.
~ s4sTl Ecyrd-s5 E1ufSzrscsS 81 c'Es1 o. lc-
- rksza zfte=z ES1E1Sand ccZt1rS- N5td s
T1-1znrsiIo5s a12 SEl-E11 Without Is-sA-L74 n
saE caHmunt-y- i,
N-1Ez- S--scta5a : roE respectfully invited
% "a s-EszzDs-Li o-1s- C12os= Gl-I-cSr2eS ~
JtatzoE EsafIE once
HEALTH OETEcE CEIE OF II EzE-EIISGt
ArEl 18Th lsoa-
me S.rs,z. C5szlrzlSsSsaEe- : 1s=sfry directed
"a sCrIhvrIih rsrn0ye all NH snd os17sZ maj
- 5slSSh rSfsgz drainage th5T4n- The oN ElezS
- r..-zrzo1S o. private alleys are Ces41s=ls1
=, scsr1iay remove within Isl days non Gale
~ 1irh and deFso=zrs OF sESssss OF oi6er ms
70 ss-as5-Esh freS zI1d 0sE'.;sIzEsiss4 dramas
from itfs5- premises through 1hsiE sl4sys-
-1.atrlfzsr 4 n p-ur5Z sanitary colGtfso1 DE
tlSzrss 5sS5 l-acEautS the American l1SznEscl
and DsoaO-lzsZ : sSscl liy rssaOIn IIls5fls5 lCs
iEsSuarpsoa-A Z poa expiration a. ms ON
EahcEeES can ts procured and dtreciton VIII
b. gwen 10 pS[1OEm the EOEk in pEofEs
mzRasr. HE ordnance regulating hea4th
o1Iiee viii De strictly eao:c1 ~ = L e
Isl % comply within the time - sossh n
this notice, and the wl0-s VII b done Al me
ccss1 OF the IarE&es Concerned under direction
Of Health U1neSZ.
The ordinance in relation 10 deposit Of Of
EeHSlVs o. C+s55- -1zseE12i Il o. sHss1L
Srras.z OF alleys viii bs -iSidIy enforced
Under direction Of this once 8 lofes OF
SeaEenzerS WlIl be Organized foZ the IiuTpQsS
OF removing all offensive and OtheE ElAieLlA4
In a u:opEr manner rom the premises OF LAe
IriaS:tanrs of the city. Prom the nrS OF
Msyrsu the nrSf OF June, ensuing. ScaTen-
gers prepared Es- the SZo-E. VIII call ami
iss=E{e, and from the ms o. Jnne LIt sept
c Health
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Wheeling CITY Railway.

n BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER SEED
s1tl received and foE sale ny
ap.E= PRYOR HASDLAS & CO.
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DIR. LARooKAH's
COMPOUND.

For he staedy and permanent cure q.
Liver Cnrnpiaiai. ScZp.ulA- O. kiISs ET1l-
DyspepSa, D1opsy,, Nsqral@Eta. kEilsl1ss'
E$yEpetzS 81 Anfh0nys EIEe, 20 =:
Irz4uieS Esose4es B11is, Iumo-S SAT-
Rhun1. TIcsrS and SOrsS, rheumatism
PAN n TIE stomach. Sste and Bose-s- S5s1s-
~ IasFsIffy CIz7zns Ul1sEStton- - Fi1ilES aI1u
MeTzITial LzssaSe- and al CON plants aIESlIag
fTTgn or resulting IN IEnpure Blood
II 8 s5sts6< IA Egeaczh q any ONE SszsAEs=-
-[isz Co-upoub5 IN 9lsz Lnz-ke<- and : Inao-ss71
N ~ TneiIcAI faculty As the tx Gsd esss2PSts
BLOOD PrKIFIH eIlzoL
Price SEQ per BOTTLE
Prepared hy d.. e R. KNIGHTS, casnRsz-
soIs 10 he iEzde by LAUGHLESs BEsH-
FIELD, " heznE. and Al Eesa1i b ~ LTSs5-
ztszs, also BY 7 n LoEzn 4 Co. and Ian
LIZ a Co L-e-s-i7-lsN"
coIsate.s Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
Aapzrso- Toilet Soap. prepared from n
End vegetable oIIs n oannsnaHOa viii
GIyeeriBe, and especially dAsDed soz the
uzosIadIeS and r 1hsHursery- is p=-
fune x1zuiz:e, and is washing pzoPstsss
uuriraIssd ozszIe by an drpEz
Sz.lyd&E
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VESTISGs,

Also well selected stock of FURNIsHING
GOODS, consisting Of everything Necessary
to complete a Gents Wardrobe, embracing
all the latest novelties Of the season. apr
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Mount Wood Cemetery Association.
NOTICE-THERE WILL BE A MEET
iIlg % the lof-hOide-S and e50yp0-a.oIs in
the above association On the Tih day Of May
next At O'e5ock, p m. az the Court HOuSe,
fO- the purposs OF organization, elecIiDg OF
ITaS:zS and Oih=c b1SnssS
ROBT- MORRISON,
/. H. VILLA Ms.
DANIEL c LIST.
JAS W PAXTON.
JOHN BISHOP.
C0TpoTatoF&
SR-Persons wishing to secure lots viii
apply TO either Of the eoEPorators. april
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Wheeling City Railway.
a MEETING OF ALL PERSONS FA-
n TSrzEIz 70 :h= constructing Of a Passenger
Railway IN the city O. " fl=sitng- are requs[-
ed 70 E1ezI AZ the Rooms Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Union Hall, 7Ou Saturday even
ing next, 4 pZiI .isS. lssS, At - otclock-
By oriE. Of the EaAInher OF GsonIusTcz-
SEz.Ez " WILKINSON. Soy.
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II WILL SELL CHEAP. MAKE ROOM
apr2 Us RHODES
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President Johnson and the Irish
americana

On the 18th inst, the gentlemen comros-
ing the Executive Committee of the lush
citizens of the District Of Columbia, accom-
panied by the Hon. JOHN Hogan, of Mis-
a0rri, waited upon the President to make
known the wiahc5 and feelings Of the Irish
Arucrican citizens residing in the United
States upon matters Of deep interest to
themselves and the class they represent. -
An address was made by DR.. ANl.sELL, of
Washington, in which he said:
They had been in communion With
their ends in thc Northern States, and
rcpreGenicd the Irish people. They have
hecu Gated upon TO dr,c:yH.'uatc between
thcir lie lone friend, Tie Democracy, an1
the htdic9s. 'sicy look 10 Washington
anls the machinery Of war stlIl operating,
although war has long ceased. The Com
ml,!Cc ak that changes may be made in
the Cabinet. Nith i more liberal Cabinet
they believe 4 more liberal spirit would
prevail
The President in reply briefly, but forcl-
bly, and carucstly, eaiI that the action of
ihc administration would be so directed as
to thoroughly promote the best and dear
est intcrc IS Ct The Irish citizens He felt,
he said, The force Ct their suggestions, and
h:@hly appreciated the deep interest mani
tested by those present. lie referred them
to his past record, wherein he had been
consistently and earnestly q friend of the
lri: h. lie might say he was himself
strongly tincturctl uiih sympathy for the
tlish. lie reiterated his declaration that
the adm'r'olration would 10 I'll in its power
10 promo C the interests Of the l.i>h citi-
ScnG, and in reference to the Irish prisoners
he said l@tc, ,.ired action had already been
taken ID aiiccj their release, and attain the
end they sought. In conclusion the Prcsi-
dent iorcibly remarked that all the suggcs-
tons of the Committee should have dc]ibcr-
ate, and III III instances where il could be
properly done, especially in the interests of
the Irish citizens, favorable consideration.
After the conclusion Of his reply, al the
members Of the Committee cordially shook
hands with the President and withdrew
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Democratic Congressional Convention

Pursuant to thc call Of the Democratic
Congrca iunai Committee of the Fifth Dis
! trct, 4 convention OF three delegates from
| each Assembly District assembled at Apple
| ton, on Wednesday, Sept. 10Th, 1866, at
| 10 clock, &. III.
! The convention was called to order by
Maj. SAN. RYAN, Jr., Chairman of the
| committee, who aaid:-
! Gentlemen II the Convention: 1t be
comes my duty to call this body to ORDER
| " hen last We met i'll this capacity war
! with All IT. horrors RACED in the United
States aIld IL power Wits felt everywhere.
Then We were engaged in the suppression
OF the Southern rebellion against the GOV
| Crnnant OF the Union. We were success
| i'll III our cflort'. Now We meet to cen
at together and devise measure; to cru h
! III its incipcnt eta@ca The rebellion against
tilC tnlon and Constitution sought to be
| inauGuratcI by Il Radical Congress. |
,inubt net you Will ,io Your work well"
Ga motion OF JCt;E CROWLEY. E,e1., Of
Nani;:sNoe, the Hon. FRED S. ErLt5 was
chosen ,'resdcnt; and on motion Of Capt.
Carl II. &CHNIpT Of Mani;owoc, JOHN
{. E"GCEs', of Maniowoc, and r. Y.
SHUETTY, OF WiHncl,a~o. were appointed
Secretaries OF the Convention
On motion Of CAPT. c. II. ScUNIDT, a
committee con>iatin% Of C1pt. G. H..
Hcl, not, Of MarioWor }. l.. JUNE, of
| Calumet, ). y. pEASE, oi Marquette, joins
! tOrnlCE, Of Waupaca, and Lieut.. d. j.
! bEoT1EE OF Out%amic, were appointed
on credentials.
| After Il short absence the committee re
ported the following pcrons entitled to
! seats:
Ercasr Il. s. Ellis, T.. Hicks, Arthur
.lacoh", joel $. Fisk, VIM. Field, Jr, An
drew Reid
Cji,r,f-John p. Hume, Thomas Nc
Lean, ". H. Dick.
Da,r e kctoanacc Constant Martin, 3
votes.
Gic,a Lakc-D c. Dunlap, Geo. 7.
Robijrr, JOHN Parker.
Nt. ,ae;t, S. a. pcaGc, . votes, GEORGE
w. .iyl mon.
Hpa1ouoc Peter MuIholland, L. B.
Treat Chas. o. Page, VIM. Eatoueh, John
Moore, B,ran Mason, John G. E"gcrs,
Cari II. Schmidt, Jcrc Crowley.
Opiyam#. George Krciss, David j.
! Brothers, VIM. lounge.
Oc0nfo d' Mnc1n0-Edwiu Hart, 9
votes, David Il, Whiin".
Hanpaco James Mciklcjohp, E W
tuo3, John For1ycc
J Iauahn1a l.. l.. Snr'c, 3 votes.
Ivinac'rr0 Il. l.. Mathcwson Martin
GaYin, Il. G. Amber Chas. MORGAN, T.
e; Fix. g. W. GhafTcr, T. y. Finch, t.
Y. Gha'lcy, jerry Nosbur'.
On motion oi James Mciklciohn, o.
Nanp2@7, the rcrc't OF the committee wa.
aAnrtol
On nr,lian Of L. ]. Finch Of Winnyhaeo
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In Probate Court,
In Probute-Manltowoc County Court. in t
matter Of the guardianship Of John Mem

In -Manltowoc County Court. IN the
matter of the guardianship Of John Nenpc-
mann, ar insane person
nN reading nnd filing The petition of Leb-
~ rcht Zahn guardian Of said insane re.-
son, representing, among other things, that tho
said ward is seized Of certain real estate in the
said county Of Manitowoc and that it is nec,-s-
saIy that the same should hc sold, and praying,
for license to sell the same: and it appearing to
the Court, from said petition, tfrat it is ncccS-
slry to the sail ward and his family to sell said
real estate, It is ordered and directed that the
next Of Lin to said ward, and al persons inter-
cstcd i'll said estate, appear before the Judge cf
this Cour, on M"naay, the 9Th day Of October
\. u. 1866, at 10 clock \. NJ, at tire Probate
Office i'll Mlntowoc, in said county; then AID
there to show cause (f any there shall bc) Why
license should not hc granted for the sale Of
said re il estate, according to the prayer Of said
petition. And il is furthcrcl ordered, that IL
copy Of this order shall be published for three
successive weeks prior 10 said d,y of hearing,
in the Manitowec PILOT, Il weekly newspaper
printed 1T M;lnitowOc, iii sud county. BY the
Court. g. ". BARKER Co. Judge.
Mantowoc, Sept 81. 1866 t03t
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Land for Sale.

I OFFER Cor sale some choice Lend, about
L thrcc-fonr:is Of :, mile from Clark Mills:
the southeast quarter of southeast quarter Of
section - town 10 range %; also, south-east
quarter Of northeast quartcr OF section - town
f. range -, ani e,st-half Of northwest quar-
ter Of southeast quarter Of section - town -
range GIN all one hundred acres. For par
ticularS enquire of Andrew Kendall. ST., near
Clark Mills 10 It G. KENDALL.
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StfiyCd or ctolcn.

L7RcM the snhsc,ih.r: yarl in NJ gitowoc
L TWO LARGE MARES, five years old,
grty color-cnc hrlc lighter color than tn.
other. Both are about the sanc size, but one
is little rouehcr huilt than the other. A lit
erLl reward will bc paid for the return Of both
or either OF them to me, or for any information II
concerning them.
lOf FERDINAND HORN
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ANOTHER PRISONER. Sheriff GLOVER
has another prisoner in his charge. The
woman BoENIG, confined in Jail on charge
Of numbering her husband, gave birth 10 a
child day or two after her committal.
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Gt,r0yed or Stolen,

ERDM the subscriber, Oh the lot'. Of August
l. last, light rcd tx, 7ye.ns Oil. He WIS
heavy bodied "niml, with short leFs, AMI
white heni, belly and legs, and turned up horns
Information concerning him viii be paid for BY
giving notice to me.
MAURICE LAWLESS.
Section II, town "a Cato. 1t
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IL An important advertisement TO the
public and TO the printer, from NM. BAcU,
Esq, the gen;lemanly aud popular Clerk
Of the Board of Supervisors, will be found
on our fourth nagc.
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$40 Reward.

CTRAYED from the nlersie ncl about three
- months "gc. a BAY MARE COLT. Said
Colt has white SPOT on the face, and also
white fcttocks ihe finder will receive the
above reward ly Swing Information at L. pu-
mon ., Mishicott, or to
FLoHIAN R0UELLEE.
Gibson Sent T. 1876 S92t
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A NICE BUILDIIo. Among thc many
fine buii,iin"c now ooir" Ut = Gnr pro pei
orq town Is that Of Mr. 8, Sh<DFP3oT,
near the corner or Eigh'h nud Euffa'o
streets. Iti@ Of brick, tie front Of the eel
cbratcl N,wantco article, 81 ~ - feet,
und ,wo sioriy hi"t The urc'|tc.t, alc
Nc. r., CHA. El;EIlatrisi JolfS I.ANTnY,
Two Of the hct mechanics IT the vet -
When We get thc {;jot Byici Hl-L crcctrci,
wo shall cndcagoC To procure .hc :ryvicc
II thcSc ,,ntlumru.
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TT On visiting Texas, Gen GREGORY
wanted to scca copy Of the laws oi Texas.
'ihc lawyer opened his drawer and handed
,hc General lar&c anl haudaomc Bowie
knife
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Dissolution.

II lie Partnership heretofore existing between
! the unicrsigncl under the name and firm
Of ETmcr S Leubncr, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent An debts due to said firm
VIII be paid to Jacob Remcr, who is alone au-
thorl-cl to receive and receipt for the same.
JACOB kEMER
PAUL LEU BNER
iInnitowoc, Sept 3, l6O6 lit
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WN AND TRY.

UGR New DREsS. We doubt not that
our readers arc as well pleased a ourselves
at the neat appea raHcc Of the Itlos this
week. Although 4 heavy expense to u,
we Gel that dress Of new tvpc was due 10
the kind icnd who havo austaincl and
ENCOURAGED the iti9t in it. roya0e tiua ar.
|. will be obscrycd that ihe type i mailer
than the oil, which y II nnabic u 10 Circ
more rcadin@ matter than f9rncriy, and
that in q clear and 81 tinct 'ty!c. y the
future, a III tn pat, We I'od rlra"o~ %
make the lIct q wcGgnfc II llcr % the
homes of the honest a',l patriotic rcopic o!
north eastern Ninon il.
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u The editor OF the Riot ac-
Lnowicdac3 his obligations to Mrs. The
EoFD. cf Mar;towoc Rapids, for 4 ba.kct
con4a;e;n@ some Of the good things OF Eit.
40 10 Capt NEZE HUGHES, Of the
schooner A&ei, for q choice assortment of
aprlaa, onions, &.
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CLOSING or .'TuEE-. tceor1ing 10 the
agreement made Jy or merchant ia..
5prinr, of! tho tr5t of October mex: .hc
time for the closing Of 1i,ci- a.orcs du.,r'
the wiatcr month WI be 20 cloch, Instead
of 8, u dm.n@ the -upmcr. Inc erraroc-
mcnt has worked wcil 50 far, and a, believe
the merchant and CLERK have rrof.ci BY
it. Our clerk arc fine young men, and
they deserve nd hcatm nj At the hands
Of their employee, VINO W be pad ha~k
at the hand Of the foinc by as.idri'y,
energy. honc-.j and flu, $3.50 dur
the winter.
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-.
- =, nn Important ''''cr'iscuien' ,,r ~ .,'
po'uc a'i' u '''e ii'n'ei' i,o'n y ~ ',n' -
of the Board of Supervisors, will be found
on our fourth page.
ANOTHER fNiSoNER'-oheIih "hon LN
haa anolhcr prisoner III BIS cilarac' inc
woman boENlo' eohineu IN jan On Gn''I'55c
child day or two after her committal
- ~ - - IL 57Z0. -
- &C. ~, af5;oot;an.,a NJ, Trr.
na,n - ,,a.;.S.n.a r.1-;I, lo,rrt
a.a1 ,i.;na, & ~,
A., - ~, ,Irlr l,,,e,,re of Tho
.,loa,,o. a.!.t c,r obn;oo ,e-o,.s,,,o,, cf
on,I,. on;ors e.
| II CA iNrrY At JoHE8TOWN.- + ur-
thcr particulars OF the shocking calamity
at Johnstobn, IA, IAN account oil "hich
g - ao,,, r,horo G,,o b,,,lrol ,,,o,ln
! cjI ,hronrb b;rl ,i,,G,,m nl,ca the
,,,ol or of lillol ot ,cyrn.,cn ,n1 ,hn
-,.-.,,1ol - ,hroo b,,n,!,o1 o,l co,on
C05T OF PRINTING pArER.-A Mas.a-
! ciuccttJ paper company IS dividing one
rom newspaper publishers. Tue Boston
! TfGRsCFIot is new printed on paper import
Cd ',om England.
hLAl0o' i4l'C "''. i'0' oi.' -'io-Ai0o '''''1
.ii"' o"ll '1oul' o'o1i ".' o'l"; '',.o'''''"
E.f ar;,iinc new troors. Rc"Ular ship
lacDts Of arms. clothiDr, &C., were bcing
rcccivs,3- and Americans were constantly
swelling the ranks of the Liberal army
LARGE orders had been forwarded to The
accent or ihc Rcpullic in the United States,
mostly for heavy artillery and ammunition.
The iboral; were prcnar;ne to fort;fy all
imDa,j3nt ccaDoris
E.,rGr ,rcv FROM CANADA.-Thc cmi
..,,;a, t,om C,na 70 thc Wcetern siaics
which ,v,e sufficiently cyIondcl LAST wear
70 elicit conaidcrablc comment and cause
some apprclcnsion. has been continued the
prcrcpt season. Ic CuqGl;ra says that
within shor; time not less than fifty ihrcc
heads Of families and young men have left
Lcwis for the western states. Lc J0npoi
aIro remarks on the continued emigration
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SrANpB,cK. WHITE SOLDIERS. White
Soldiers. remember that the last conorc.,.
voted that the sum Of $500 each he ap-
Dronriafcl for the NEGROES, albourb none
Of ,bcm served three wears, and that only
thc sum Of $IOO be set aside for the white
eo)dicrs Of lSGl and 1862 for three years
service. negroes TO INC 'front.' 'hrcc steps
march
-Ihc Ealica, organs arc ,ryinn hard
to clear The skirts Of their party Of the blood
recently :hcl 1t IpdianopoIis. The riot was
commenced ana instigatci by ,hc Radicals
Gen. CEAxr gays tnat thc first shot f.ca
wa; from second alory window onno. ;jc
he hotel where thcv we're ato,!,in.. .bat
he bolicvcl il 10 have been aimed at lie
Prcaident, anl It went wit in thrcc fees Of
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OuR HARGoE We learn from rood I'll
thority that Hon. DAVID smoke, Of Two
Rivers. has been awarded by Government
the contract ion huillipe the haftor at Man
itowoc, and that Iii, bonds for DOING the
worI, have been accepted ~ llc proper oli
ccr. We know of 40 one who ha3 more en-
crry aha ability ior such buainesa than Nh
fNokE, and congratulate him on his nc
CO.'S ot eceurin" the fat job Of $500.
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Ma For tlc pact two wccks-up
to Monday cycnirg last--tlc weather la
been qu'.c la-ty, sometimes windy, some
times Td'ny intcrsrcr-cd with day OF
calm how aud then.
The schooner Sea Gc1a, Of this port,
anchored of WauleSan Wednesday night,
| ihc 29th, but soon parted her cable and
went adrift. Her crew made sicnals Of ti.3-
trcss, Which, fortunately, were seen by
paltics on shorc, when q tug was sent out
and sur ,ccdcd IN TOWING the vessel into the
creek,
The schooner Toasi, also Of this port,
erriycd nj thicaGo on tho 2Iat with tho
loss Of her mn BOOM
Dulin@ thc galc on tic richt Of the Goth
the cf0oncr {. Nensh0tC vas driven ashore
six miles north Of Clic2co. The captain
ard crew at.cmptc1 TO reach shore IN Q
MAJ boat which wa cap izcd, and four Of
,hc crow were lroTocd.
The milwaukee, Sentinel says: ''Fhc
4chcoror u 7. Johne2n and schooner
H. b coliilcd Sunday morniDc, 18th about
ciock, when of Manitowoc. TIE ~ +.
Job-. IN va ab9qdon2d BY her crew and
capta.a irlmcd'atciy ai,cr thc col'ie;on, hut
Sic L lied a-norc aud now lies on the beach
ni9c ul'cr south Of Manitowoc. The Lice
" WIS dH-narcl to thc extent of about
&20o). The TUG G. ". Wood, Of Chica-
90 h. sacc rot tho J,h son Of and taken
her 10 that port FIR res.
Dar"g lie a2lc On Sunday last there
were lorglcon sal vessels and two steamers
in our bay aHl h2lbor.
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MEXICO. Late adsiccs from Mexico state
thar San Louis poto3i was being evacuated
by the lmncrialists, and the Liberals were
E:5t ariHins new troops. Regular ship
mcnt5 Of arms, clothing, &c, were being
rcccives@r and Americans were constantly
SwcIliDg the ranks Of the Liberal army
Large orders had been forwarded to The
agent OF the Republic in the United States,
mostly for heavy artillery and ammunition.
The iboral3 were preparing to fort;fy all
imr9ltant acaporl8.
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