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to be united to the sufTerings aud death Of
His innocent son, through whom my suffer
ings CAP be rendered acceptable. Ny Re
deemer died more shameful death, as tar
as pan can make it, that [ might receive
pardon from Him and enjoy His glory in
Heaven. God grant that it may be so. |
e earnestly beg my c0untrymen in America
TO heal their differences, to unite in God
name for the sake Of Ireland and liberty. [
cannot see any reason, not even the slight
est why John Savage should not have the
entire confidence Of his countrymen. With
reference to Col. Kelly, | believe him to be
a good honorable man, unseIfsh and en-
tlre!y devoted to the cause OF Irish free
DOM MICHAEL O BRIEN.
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4 WISCONSIN CHEESE FACroRY.-Tho
Eikhorn Independent reports the opera
tons of the E.khorn cheese factory for the
past year. From it we learn that the num-
Der Of pounds Of milk received vas 375,-
49l ; number Of pounds of cheese made,
&c, 655. The average amount Of milk per
day per COW was 20 pounds. On account
OF the dry season, the factory could not
run but four months but in that short
time persons have received from $50 to $50
per cos, in value Of cheese, some going as
high as $50 and about s. worth of but
tershave been made from each cow since
the close sof the season. The Statement
shows an average Of one pound Of cheese
to ten and and quarter pounds Of milk
and Claims that with the experience Of this
year (being the first, a pound Of cheese
can be hereafter produced from nine pounds
Of milk.
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Emerson on 1.-THE Baby

One Of the sweetest and pretticst Of
EMERSON S latest is the following:
"Who knows not the beautiful group Of
babe and mother, sacred in nature, sacred
in the religious associations of half the
globe? Welcome to the parents IS the
pnny little strugglcr, strong in his weakness,
his lille arms more irresistible than the
soldiers: his lips touched with persuasion
which Chatham and Pericles in manhood
bad not. The little despot asks so little
that III nature aud reason are on his side
His ignorance Is more charming than all
knowledge, and his little sins more be-
witching than all virtue. All day, between
his three Or four sleeps, he COOS like a
pigeon, sputters aad spurns and puts on
faces of Importance and when he fasts,
the little Pharisee fails not to sound his
trumpet before him. Out Of blocks.
thread spools, cards, and checkers, he will
build his pyramid with the gravity Of a
Palladio. With an acoustic apparatus OF
whistle an1 rattle he explores the laws Of
sound. But chiefly like his senior country
men, the young American studies new and
speedier modes Of transportation. Mis-
trusting the cunning Of his small legs, be
wishes to ride on the shoulders and necks
Of all flesh. The small cachanter nothing
can withstana-no seniority Of age, no
gravity Of character, unces, aunys, cousins,
grandsire :. grandmas-all fall an easy prey;
he conforms 10 nobody, all conform to him,
all caper and make mouths, and babble and
chirrup to him. On the strongest shout
ders be rides, and pulls the HAIR Of lau-
relied heads.
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A LITTLE DOMESTIC JoKE-An affec-
tionate but playful wife in Springfield,
Mass, sent a note to her husband recent
ly, written in disguised hand, signed
with fictitious name stating that she had
often seen and admired him, and if he
would inform her of place Of meeting she
would go over to the rooms and they would
become better acquainted. nusoand
answered the note at once, appointed time
and place Of meeting. Both parties met at
the appointed time and place, the lady
heavily yelled and proceeded the TO rooms,
where the veil was removed, and grand
tabieaux not down on the bills onsned.
Assurance made on the part Of the hus-
band that it was nothing but joke, and
that he knew it was her all the time; the
wife is having a stylish bonnet, new cloak,
and elegant silk dress made.
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THE WEST INDIA PURCHASE Danish
paper says of the treaty between that Gov
eminent and ours, that the substance of
the contract, is the sale of all their Islands
for eleven and three-quqrters millions Of
dollars. France, however, having right
Of presumption to St, Croix, the sale Of
that island is dependent on said right not
being enforced The contract is prelimina-
~, and oaly valid as to the islands of St.
Thomas and St. John, for which the pur-
chase money is seven million five hundred
thousand dollars in Danish coin Of the
realm.
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Democratic Victory.

Manchester, n H., Dec. J.
James 4. Weston. Democrat, has been
chosen Mayor over Clarke, the present Re
publican incumbent, by over 500 majority.
Another Of the same sort:
The municipal election in Boston result
ed in the success of the Democratic candi
date for Mayor. Dr. Shur!lef, by 420 ma
jority.
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- snecial dcsnatch from Mount -

To- special despatch from Mount Yer
non, Ohio, Oh Pittsburg paper, announces
that ON the Sd inst the wife OF Aaron Rowe,
Of that place, presented her husband with
FIVE children a. one hirth-thFec boys and
two girls The despatch adds The
mother aud children are doing as well as If
nothing extraordinary had taken place.
M1 Rove lives about thee miles south Of
I0uut Vernon.
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ALEX. JEKELTALUSY.
kAAA--<.@' . l%z1--N \ = - AA--- : y
p aEcr sta Eancy ss00k.s, am

a MANUFACTURE and Wholesale dealer
lNl in Cigars and Tobacco, Eighth street
Manitowoc. Import his Tobacco from the
first sources, manufacture only the best quality,
and keep constantly on hand full assortment
of diGront brands Of Cigars at the lowest
possible price.
Orders, which are respectfully solicited, viii
be promptly and satisfactorily executed.
u ALEX JEkELFALUSY .
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TAKEN UP.

by the undersigned, on or about the Both
ID inst, white and red cow with
bell on, about four years old, with horns turn
ing in. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take her away:
MORRIS KEEL.
Manitowoc, Dec. 8, 1867. cost
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So a Boston journal calls attention to
the fact that there is an emigration of
Americans to Germany, as well as Of Ger.
mans 10 this country. 1t says this is ow-
ing to the increasing cost Of living in the
United States, aud that persons Of fixed
moderate incomes have discovered that
living and education cost far less in Ger
many than IN American cities, and they arc
settling IN many Of the continental towns.
In Stuttgart the Americans outnumber the
English residents.
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Taken Up.

DY the undersigned, residing in the town Of
ID Franklin, on the 18th Of Nov, RED
two years old, with small bell on.
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take her away
PATRICK D0N0H0E
Town 18, Sec 81, Range %.
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MAR BILE AND STONE
VTzXG YYOgs KS.

T0HE HENDIIK, Manufacturer of and
j dealer in American aud Italian Mar
be Monuments, head-stones, nantes, Ia
bic tops, baptismal fonts, &C., furnished on
short notice and to the entire satisfaction Of the
purchaser Yohb
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sGg~ 1t is said that during the past
twenty-five years statistics of the dry goods
trade have proved that ninety merchants
in every hundred have failed five in every
hundred have made living, and one in
every hundred realized fortune.
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rea- The Nashville Banner asserts that,

at an early Jay, President Johnson will Is
sue an address announcing that he IS not a
candidate for reelection. The BaaHer also
states that he will take up his residence at
Nashville. at the close of lis present term
Of Office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-12-27

g1g~ The Republican National Conyen
ton is to be held at Chicago, on the 23;h
Of May next.
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O'BALDwIN, the Irish Giant, " who was
sometime ago matched to fight JAN MACE,
the champion of England, arrived ia New
York on Wednesday. O'BALDwIN comes
out to this county to meet MACE, against
whom he was matched to fight for the
championship Of Eugland, but which fight
vas stopped by the authorities, MACE being
put uuder heavy bonds not 10 fight ii Eng
land The British champion has agreed
to meet o BALDHIN in Chicago, and it IS
expected, viii arrive in the next steamer.
o BALDWIN stands six feet FIVE inches.
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h. 4. H. Davenport, the tragedian
died in New Orleans on Saturday.
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THE FRENCH ARMY.-The active army
Of France on the 1st Of October, 1867, the
date OF the last returns that have reached
the Minister of War, consisted Of 35S, 100
men in the interior, and G5, 2G3 in Algeria !;
making total Of 424,032. But from that
number is to be deducted about 40 600
men on leave, which reduces the force to
3Sf, O32. At the same date the figures for
the reserve were 226, l66. The general to-
tai Of the active army is, therefore,
O,4Q6.
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Comments Of Louis Blanc on the Fee
MAN Executions.

Louis BLANC thus comments in the
Paris Temps on the recent executions at
Manchester:
At last, all is saved Official England
draws hen breath. May you be blessed,
God Of Mercy. On Saturday last Cacraft,
Jour fzithful minister, stranged three
men. Then there were priests who, while
the hangman took charge of their bodies,
prayed to sweet Jesus to take care of their
bodies, prayed to sweet Jesus to take care
OF tier souls j Thus things pass in regard
to the punishment Of death. Official so
ciety prays for those whom it butchers.
1t puts water IN its wine; holy water in
blood " hat pious distribution of partsL
On one side CalcratC; on the other Jesus
which does much honor 10 Monsieur the
hangman! Allen, I.arkn and GouId-ob-
scure names belonging to eternal oblivion,
bat whose names, thanks TO the execution
of yesterday, Ireland Will remember eter-
naliy"
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Now, admire, I pray you, the logic Of
fighten such Of the Fenans as, like Allen,
Larkin, and Gould, might be tempted to
rescue the prisoners from the police. Yes.
the great thing was to flighten them.
Well, then, tie excellence Of that proceed
ing was so highly thought Of that unheard
Of precautions were taken. The proof that
the authorities did not apprehenl any at
tempt at rescue-the proof that they were
certain TO inspire fear by hanging these
men, was their filing Manchester with
troops; that a reserve Of cavalry, ready
to charge the crowd at the first signal,
was posted behind the prison; that
obey, moreover, armed 5000 constables !;
til. ley covered it with artillery the space
yin i commanded; in a word, that they
WEI. ~. red to defend the Langman with
cannon. : All ! you do not reflect
You gave up these three men to be stfan-
gled in order to Tighten others Whereas,
it IS you yourselves who are afraid. In
fant1y, cavalry, artillery, an army Of con
stabes-thls IS what yCu require to protect
CaIcraft, who protects you. People who
kill, reason very badly, it seems. Oh, GER
tainly, in England as elsewhere, the penal.
ty Of death, so deserving of reprobation,
even when applied to malefactors, is infa-
nous when inflicted on children, whose
only crime is having faDatically loved their
mother-their country And in England,
as elsewhere, to take away life in order to
inspire respect for life is a feroceous stu
pidty.n
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H. The original name Of Brooklyn was
Breuckecn.
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WILLIAM PHILIP ALLEN.
DECLARATION OF MICHAEL LARKIN.

DECLARATION OF MICHAEL LARkiN.
MIN or THE WoRID-T, as a dying
man, going before my God so'omnly de-
clare | never fred a shot in all my life,
much less the day the attack was made on
van, nor did | ever put hand to the van.
The world will rgmemcmbcr the widow S
SOM life that was sworn away, by which
he leaves wife and six children to mourn
his loss. | am not dying for shooting
Brett but for mentioning Col. kelly's ard
Dacey's names In the court. | am dying
patriot for my God and my country, and
LaTblu we'll be remembered in time to come
by the sons and daughters Of Erin. Fare
well, dear mother, wife and children, for /
must leave you all for poor Ireland sake.
Farewell, uncles, auuts and cousins, like.
wise sons and daughter OF Erin. | hope
in Heaven we will meet another day. God
BE with YOU Father in Heaven forgive
those thqt have sworn my life away. l for
g them and the world. God bless Ire
land MICHAEL LARKIN.
DECLARATION or MICHAEL 0 BRIEN.
have only to make these few remarks
I did not use revolver or any other fire.
arm, or throw stones on the day Col, Kelly
and Capt Dgccy were SO calamity rescued.
| was u0s present when the van was at
tackled | say this not By way OF reproach,
or to give annoyance to any person, but |
say it in the hope that witnesses may be
particular when identifying, and that jnues
may lock mere closely to the character Of
the witnesses, and to their evidence, be-
fore they convict person to send him be-
fore bis God ] trust that those who
swore to seeing me with revolver or throw ]
Ing stones were nothing more than mis-
taNen ! forgive them from my heart, aud
Likewise ] forgive all who have ever done
me- or intended 10 do ne, any injury. /
know | have been guilty Of many Sins
against NY COD {, in satisfaction lof those
sihs' have tried "a DO What iittie penauca
could, aud have received the -aerarseuIs
., the church, have hGmlly begged that
lie would accept my suAeriuvs aa4 death
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~ The Lungs Of the Lord was tie title
q Scotch paper published fifty years
since IN Glasgow.
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
Gbe Curt.
HOBOKEN RACES.

| hAIf5c.
SPRING MEETING 1867
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, Msy II, 1867
The becole Chase 6ld because Of N Denns Ready
death, and eo9sequent withdrawal OF ZlgLag
FIRST RACIure premium Of 800 mle
three hurdles, 10 carry 100
d. u RySns eh &, Expect by Second Boston
T. Midgeys ch <. Gafhoda
SECOND RACBEandcsp premium Of $500 for three ofs.
dash O miles ESQ $50 declared or before May TO-
Handicap 10 be announced May T. -Four entries 10 GIL
W Cameron. b. Hampton Court by Young Meboans out Of
Durundanna. 100 ~
o. 10 =
100 N. - .
horrIss By Eclipse Fidelity by imp 100 lbs
Scotland. 95 lbs
Col Mcdaniel, en- Planet out Of Carolina BY Regent Sab.
THIRD RACBSeng premium Of $500 all II nile The
hghes. entry $1,000 allowed lbs $500 allowed IA lbs Win
neT 10 be sold under usual conditions
Col MeDsnIes blk By imp Eclipse ou Of Greek Slave years
y v. Suedekers c. by Slasher, by imp Trustee.
FOURTH RACRCOng Premium Of 800 all for bean horses
at this meeting II mile DASH those beaten allowed b those
beaten twice allowed l0lbs
d. McDsniels blk by imp. Eclipse out Of Greek Slave
~ V. SnedeksTs b.. by Slasher, dam by imp Trustee
The hrst race VIII come OF at 1880 }. precisely
The trains the Be Railway from foot OF Chapbed d New York
direct 70 the grounds follows Leave NegiO for track at BID
10 IL and 1915 Leave Paterson for track At ~
Leave track fr NeYok 1858 and $40 Leave track for Pter
Port Jev and intermediate stations at Fare 30 cents
Stages will With Hoboken Ferry horse Union m and
INN direct to the track. J. HARVEY LYONS, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
RICHARD ~ CoNhOLLl, Compirolcf OiH OF Ne" io'H
CHAt NCh ". DEPkW.


ISOAhD VI ~ =, ~, ~ - A., "nstied An
act eisb Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of NeNiotS %
monsy certain CouuiY purposes 70 extend h powers OF
dc Mopoa Police and provide f the andtng ard payment OF
unsettled claim. ssaa sh Cenny passed Apr p 1901 Noti,e
of Audit therein and thereby
tho adjustment aud s,lemsn Of all legal eqasse aas ana &c
rt ,eva sgus County O New York have appontef aud 90
brcby appont TUESDAY the fourth dy Of June nett 6 AZ We
Court Common Part oom 9l Ia the City Hal IN the
said CITY ofEeYorl the day and place at which the a Board VA
neeet m the bearing Opeu Board n the matters o such claims a.
'TcnooH Of the said day The SAID sc' contains We
following provision; 49,, -. , A., ~, -.
a. d hereby Isqar pTeut the sae TO NE sa bosu OF
aihl three months fom e pasge Of this set an Ia case any
psoa having outstanding demand against the 'ohV OF
iork such claims 70 The Bpsd OF Aunt
OF thls
,ha barred prosecution futeusnee ct rights OF e
Which against the said County OF Ne"ioh asg
therekom "-Nee York April DO 1901 -
RICHARD b. tONS0LIf Comptroller 0lV Of Ne"'io'A
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
feetnres ano alestinss.

i ECTURES by MONS. p. Il: DU CliAlLLU.r
illustrated diaNngs and spe'i@el. ge.os s, 'se " 49,
% NJ Joasney 70 AshaagO land The GorNa ch@pss
zee ssi Iyctet. 81 to bs had Boafr7' Appos No g,
ShSs 10 s65 scrbner Co No 6St Fowlet WsAs5
M a se sp,ngcrSerg ss Iegepsn No al Casseht s.ek
I.ssisf. door Lecture m.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

TVO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOS,,
AIS dOa with the title of wok name Ell ei @sdSI 81 % MAJ se q
1901 for ths construction Bngine and Boiler House Cemny
shat Toaer al to be of stone and bnk lot ihe bs Ss
each will be required ,-,--.-,. M. -. a.. ..o.L,
nov IA nrogs. At hundred aud seventy trd st. snd Ta's
h Hoard rye the right reject s the proposals deemed ne
t,rs'1 0 ' ' THOMAS STEPHENS.
'''' ROBERT l.. DAGHAGH,
A ". CRAVEN,
Croton Aqueduci Board