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New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
PRUSSIA.

DECLARATION OF THE PRUssIAN GOVERNMENT.
The sem-ohicia Nord- Deutsche Zeituag of April l2
conradcs the report OF Prussan note having been ad-
dressed to the foreign Courts relative to Luxembourg
and says that Prussia had for taking such u
step she entered into negotiations this question
Prussia 1t continues, "only instructed her representa-
tyes with regard to the state Of affairs, and directed
them request the guaranteeing powers OF the treaty OF
1859 communicate their opinions on the subject Moth
ing has taken place beyond this"
A COMPROMISE PROPOSED BIsMARcK
letter the augsburg Prussia) Gazette says: "a con
cession which Count do Bismarck has made officially in
the course OF the late about Luxembourg
would II sucere, stlll leave some hope OF an amcable
termination OF the affair. The Pussian Prime Minister
IN fact said this IF France would declare In formal
manner that in return for the acquisition of the Duchy
she would promise in the future to raise any de-
mand OF compensation from Germany, he on his part
would also pledge himself 20 obtain from the Reichsag
Ia answer TO the French declaration vote to pronounce
that the fortress OF LuXemburg might be abandoned
without danger to Germany This concession OF the
Count is said to have made an impression the Cabinet
Of Pars and there Is to hope that negotiations
may be commentator that basis"
DECLARATION OF THE GovERSMEST or BAVARIA.
The Chamber of Deputies OF Bavaria presented an au
dress the King April H. Prince Won Hohenlohe lhe
President OF the Council OF Ministers replied on behaf Oh
the King He declared that Bavaria would never reeede
from duties imposed upon her for the preservation o
the natioual integrity, by the offensive and defensive
treaty Of alliance concluded with Prussia but that Ut inc
same the BaVarian Government would use It's eior's
for the preservation of honorable peace when he
hoped the wisdom of the Governments concerned IN inc
question Of Euxemburg would succeed in maintaining
REPORT OF A MILITARY COMMISSION
The matter advanced favorably IN Paris ana berlIh
until the 10Th ult when the military commission sHt'"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
EUROPE.
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

a, an AEyfc LsasAFB THE TRIBUNE q,
LONDON, April A-Eyening.-Prussla has 'cp'oO
20 the prop lsltOn for the settlement OF '"o
burg ques ton recently Submitted Dy oNo "iO"'
Powers of Europe. She denies that ele -
iut c,cp ,eteratcs that she win not cVaeu-
oto In, omh,rro. War is now regarded as almost
ccrtaIo. A.,
PAKts. Aprl 5-Afternoon.--The boa'te'T to-day
has sn edtorialrharging Prussia with neglectlng 10
carr, ont the tpulations OF the treaty OF Prague IN
res,.rd TO Sehleswg. Prince Napoleon has gone TO
: 1taiy .., -.
Aot, ,Jenipe-K leading editorial OF an official char
h.,ter in the CossGtaGOnRo today, decla[es that
France does not desire war and viii use all means
.,opsistent with hen national honor to aVOd IT.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
MARINR INTELLIGENCE.

IJyERPOoI, April 25-NOOn.-Thc bark Virginia 'apt'
Walsh, from New-YOrk, March %, bound 10 Donegal
which had been abandoned sea- seen on the 2cth
inst bv vessel which has reached this port, and prize
crew put aboard who would endeavOr 10 take her to her
sestnation The steamship Germania, which lett new
York April 49, arrived at Southampton April a. and aite'
lng her English mails and passengers prOcecdeu on
her way to Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN. April 25-NOon.-The steamship Virginia
from New-York arrived here tins forenoon eh 'o"e "
IJyerpOOl
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
PORTUGAL

IIspoN Apil PA serious disturbance ~ reported
10 have cccnrred at Oporto fligatc has been sent
there 20 assist ia restoring order. =
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
ITALY

FLORENCE, April A.-The marriage Of the crown
Prince Humbert with one of the ATchduehesses OF
Austria has been postponed.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
SWITZERLAND.
IRELAND.

BERNE, April 25.--Tho SWISS Government VIII post
an army of observation Oh the FTonch frontier
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

DUBLIN April 2s.-The trials of the tenian prsor
cir for high treason have been resumed, and tn
prisoners Burke and MoCaherty were to-day al
sai med
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
LONDON.

THE REFORM QUEsTION-THE GREAT VICTORY or
THE MINIsTRY-CAUsEs or MIR. GLADsToNE's
DEFEAr-TBE DEBATE IN rATLIAMENT-EFFECT
UTON THE PEOPLF.
Ou,S al rtl,us
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

THE LUxEMBURG QUEsTIoS-RUMoRs IN PARIs-wAR
GENERALLY EXPECTED.
Irsn ooI SPECIAL ConespoDdsnt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-14
So ln,ntus, ., Sonnerifao, Ia. sfooeu,ber lS6

bet unO lei ourf Die 9intertbiir fortgangen Sn Der
ytGbe Der @ebduoeiduppen, bart am 8lumen9arten,
babe er Die Saterne emporgeboben unb cine Mnute
lang rings lumber geleuGtet, INN 81 ieben, pb ir9enb
Elm ge9enitanb su bergen per9eilen tporoen iei Sa
babe er, meni9e Sdritte pom So9enfeniter Der Bib
pei6li6er Gjeitalt. init iliegenoen Saaren, Die BON
Gegen eetriet bdtten unfelnoln Iueen uno in bunf=
Ter Gleioung. Wtitten i'm Sturm uno Gegen babe
Der @eit regllngsas geanben unb in's SSeniter 9e=
idaut Sim, wenn er aud lonit gar piel Courage
beIiBe, babe por Sdreden Die 2aterne fallen laen ;
pas Sidt lei 5war n1t ous9elolft als er aber pie-
peen. g8ir bielten es geioe ni6t fir nDtbig, Sim
iber Die 9erbi6tung ieines Settles" SIT einem pirf
liben gSeien auf5utldren, ionbrn Scr. Burton rietb
nur nit enem 9lnIuge bon 9umor, Die Mdoden in
Der Gihe ndt aaju iebr nit ieinem @eiite gu err
19reden.
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5.
Stuei 0lieher 1T her &ettc.

gBir selangten nod 8lantpille nod seitig eenug
nm 8orntittags STR. NreDl einen 8eIud in 1einer
Expedition MAIDEN su fonnen. Gr lob i6mal rro
befiimert aus uno laete mir oab er iiber mein gSe=
berfommen frob le benn er fible i'd unfabig gu orr
meme @6ultern leeen SD mus bier bemerfen, oaf
Spl6en uns 8eioen lett ldngerer 3eit Elm, menn
aud nidt enbgiltig geregeltes GeritdnbnB barber
herrjbte, bab id9 nod t1etner Staatspriifung, Die
nod in bemlelben Sabre itattrnoen muBte, She'll
nebn1er an Scr. Nr9Dlps Yraris unb BEL ieinem So
De ober 9(ustrtt sahfoger iueroen lolte. Sn oieer
8orauslebuns bate id5 einen beIonoeren Sporn 81
SleB, Gtfer unO mannbaftem Setraeen gefunoen
auf Der anbern Seite aber mar tie fur Sames aud)
elm peiterer @rnnb, mid un9ern III ieines Onfels
@unt Su ieben neil oeler leblt Die mir 5ugeoa6te
Stellung einslnebmea piinl6te. Scr. Ir9pl be-
banoee ibn me enen Sobn, aber es iDtoertrltt ,et=
rleu poriidti9en @eidaftsgrunoidb Sames neben
ibm cine eeipiiie SelbitltdnOigfeit einSurGumen
eSames muBte nns baben folnmen Iehen uno Id)ien
bon yteu9ier oocr r9enb einem Sonoerintereiie ge=
trieben su peroer, BET bieer 8erbanolung gegenpdr
tig su Iein; er trat pelei6 binter lns ing GeGfts=
lofal unb b6rte ieines Snfels lebte 9Sore. vg8ie,
Snfel, lagte er nit tnterer Stirn uno einem b0Ie
8lid auf mid, vSu fiblit Sid unmobl unb nimm
bod meine oIlfe nidt in 4niprub? SD iuiiroe mid
sdi6 seid}dbt baben, Sir Seiitono 8n leiiten; bod
es ieint als ob i'd iet einiaer 3eit eor nidt mebl
NIT einenl miloen 2d6eln elei6 Sem zines 9uten 9a=
ters iber Elm drgerlit6es Gino.
Somes bespans ii6 uno rebete Scr. Burton s,!=
portonmeno} an: .vsSir erwarteten sic nid)t ir
balo, Sir; bat Ib in5pii6en ireeno etmos berous.
seitelt? rNein, aber i'd bOfIe, es tuirb iid ieb,
balo etnas berausItelen," erpieoer.e Ser Seteftpe
rSie ideinen iebr beioret, lpie i6 lebe, unb es if
aud fein g8unoer." = Rein, in Der Slat, feit
g8unoer; mir iino ia glle bur6 Die Nnselesenbei
pDlis ablprbir uns mas MIDI anlongt, Sir, 10 Blu.
tet mein oers fir meme @sluanoten. - r9os elou,
be if Cir, ulb bieies Ser3 blutet fir Sie!" 9el
9eeftios lpra6 in ieltIamenl Sone mas aber ieint
Meuberura beoeutete lno marun, Sames barau
nidts erpiberte, begriTf i4 nibt; o.eleidt NOR es
nur ellie binJ morfene S6htbfeitspbrale. Meint
@5eoanien vsDegten lidb in bieiem Nueenblide llli
Gleanory nod oeren 8efnben ib lren 9ater fraete
%, e lit beller oils id Su boifen pagte," antpor'
tete bieier, nobel ibm aber Die SDrdnen III Die gu=
gen traten; bod mill oies nibt pel iagen, Ii1aro
Wtein Gino miro ME pieber werber ipe 1onIt; snul
lit ibr @ei arf lnb uneeitDrt, aber ibr oerS If ee
broden sic bat Dos 9stt nidt perlailen, ieitoen
Senrp fortgebra6t lit, obidon Der Nrst mir perii
bert, es ie auber Der natirlifen Grmattuna mad
6ern sroben tS6lase in ibrem untuobiein feline Sc
fa6r borbanben."
SD tpolte, i6 f5nnte aG' ibr 2eib ouf mid neb
men, es sGbe fein 9r6beres Slid fir MIDI" beerf
te id
Nlr. Irgpa ia6 mid perpunoert unb forlGeno an
Der Son meiner @euBcrun9 uluBtc etlpas BON ber &C.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-14
Nadrid)teu ais Ohio.

untall. 4m 9ienitaa 9admittas ereienete
lf f9l9enoer unfan alf Der gittsbure, Sort @anne
IN mano ,eblea9o Gienbahn in greitline Oils Elm mad
ssepsa 9eDsnoer Sradt5ng ltd) einem Saufen Irbei-
ter naDerte, fr1ten oleelben bel Seite nm ben 3uo
poliren 5u lalen, aber elmer Der 9rbeer murbe BON
elmer Socomotpe, Die auf einem Hebeneelee pprbei=
ging, erfabt uno beioe gene puroen ibm seroriift,
10 oaB lie unter ben Gneen anputirt peroen mubten
Gin fre6er StraBenraub murbe bor eini=
gen abenoen IN Sfng eountp peribt. Gin Mann,
Der ll NIT lenem Subrperf au Dem gBege nad) ens
noloseur9 belano, innroe BON orei 5uBgdngern er=
ludt ne N 1e!nem QSagen nit nod Gepnolbsburg 3u
negnen Gr lieB lie einftegen mar aber nr cine firr-
Sc Strede nit ibnen gefabren als e iber i'm 6erfie-
len nno lbn letner gaarldaft BON so big 40 Dollars
abnabnen. Sarau banoen Tie i'm an Sdn6en unb
5iiber, befetgten iein ubr,perf an elmer fSens unb
ludten pos 9Sette. gs gelang bent Manne enen
elner Stteel aus5u5ieben unb baourd feline sSBe su
belrelen lno nab Dem nddfen Saule su ee6en, mo
man 0te Stride pom 1einen Sdnben losl9nitt 0on
oen Sp1Bbnben bat man nod nidts uieoer geieben
% met Tarmer iuuroen Dor einigen Saaen in Der
ytdbe pom cincinnati BON StraBenrdubern angebal-
ten nno ilm Sl36 beraubt, Serartige Strabenr6u=
bereien no in Der neueien 3eit iehr bdufia poroe=
fommen. Sarmer, Die ben Oortgen Marft beiud)eu.
peroen es notbnenotg finben, fd nit etipas Yulper
lno oet oor5lle6er oa PIES oe etn3lgen Yilen inb,
por pel6en oas &aub9eiinoel &e1pecf bat.
arme 2eute baben ii6 in ben leBten @od5en in
10 GROCER anSabl ON bas 9rmenbaus in glepelonb
9eipanot oaB es notbpenog geporoen lit, ibnen eis
men gio in gesus ,oni i6ren Wobnort a65unelmer,
um 8etrlg Su perbiiten. -
S6le6te. ausli6ten iinb in glepelano fir ors
me gellte porbanoen, neil Die @rbeit iebr rar miro
Ste goreB Gouptoirs iino jeoen Sag aebrdnot BON
Solder E 5a!ig1 Dsl4e Seitaftieuna, u6sn: 9ie @e-
lfqftsslite enlaen einen 5beil ibrer Qrbeter, unb
ba Die Mernte ulo sSeloarbeiten npriiber iinb uhen
Viele bonn 2anoe slrbeit in Der Staot.
Set6e gefunoen. - Qm Mittpod5 (6) Mor=
gen fanoen Nrbeiter, nelde Gies in Der 9Gbe Der G=
lenbabn Citation in Mailillion, o., eruben, BEN
tooten &0rper zines Gnaben ungefdbr sDei sSuB un=
ter Der Oberfldfe. gr iplrbe als Der Sp6n zines
in Wfollon pobnenben Seuti6en erfannt, uno lett
BRET 8o6en bermiBt, obne oaB man eine Spur BON
ibm entoeden fonnte. 9ie2ei9e befanb i5 in elmer
rubenoen Stellung uno man elaubte anfonos, baB
Der llnglidlde lidb niebergeIebt bdtte unb einae=
i6laen ware, uno oaB Die 8anf auf i'm einItiirSte
Inoere Inaeben ipreden jeOod eegen bieie Wtufb=
maBung, uno es lit 9egrunoeter 8er0adt porbanoen,
oaB bier elm 8erbreaen DDrliegt 0a Starf goun=
tD fenen Coroner bat, 10 muroe Die lnterufung Der
Sade aufeeidoben, aber es perben Jest S6ritte se=
than um oie-Babrbeit su ermitteln.
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Sie Gabs Babel Der Srauen.

8 giabel Der Trauen,
go liebli6 5u ihuuen,
g6ie cliff bu, iuie fltegit bu,
gSie tapfer beliegIt bu
Ser 9lrmut6 8ei6per;
gSir fii6ren 6ebenhe
9ie sierli6en SdnOe
Sen frieoliben Speer!
Ser Segen 5erit0ret,
Sie 9faoel eri6aiit,
Ser gorrang geb6ret
Ser idaffenoen Sraft.
gBie folgt i6r Der So0en
SIM frObli6en S6Dung
Sic belIert ben S4aben
Stir Gilt uno fir Sung,
Wtit emliger Sreue,
Grl6afft lie bas Neue.
gSie Die S6neibe bes Segens,
So blanf uno 10 blal,
Slibt bas Berf5eug 0es Segens,
9ie 9iaoel Der 6rou.
$ 6rauen, ben 9dnoen
2aBt niemals entlpeuoen
Sas i6Dne Symbol,
IS itebt eutb 10 pobl.
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9as dlteite 8aar in amerifa pielleift, le'
in Slppb GountpL Sentufp, ipie cine bortiee 3eiul
uerlidert. Gr 1T ITO nnb- lie l07 Sabre alt. s
Sa6ren 98illiam goDb beiBt Der 9lidli6e alte, .
trob iener ITO Sabre bel Der lebten Babl ieben M.
len weit Tubr, iii, leine Stinme ab;uoeben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-14

- Gin @ei5bals, Der feline @utbaben irenge ein=
trieb, purbe emit gefragt oh er Speen bas Batter
Infer" betete. .@epiB," mar Die Intpprt, vaber
Die finite Yitte laB iG aus"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-14

= Gin @drtner fam Su iener 5errihaft tucld
i'm Winter in Der Stabt Dobute. = y9iun, Seinrio
lit es i6on grim bel Gud)? fra9te Der Serr. = IS
Serr," mar Die 9lntport, unb oas SieD ntuB al
6alo beraus. : So? giun, lie6e Jrau, miro
aud fir uns balb Seit"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-14

Sn ct. 2ouis, gtaOt uno Gountp, abt .es
1880 G5eiddfe, mo- 8ier, g8ein uno Sdnaps int
&leinen perfauft miro. 9aoon iinb 1105 eisentlife
@irtbidaften 9as 98irtbs9ei6aft lit BORT Su
orei 8iertbeiIen in ben Sdnoen Der Seutl6en.
Nirmt man Die beutId9e gep6lferung ouf 10000 an,
ooer, fiinf 9erlonen auf Die 6amlie gerednet, auf
ip sphn SSnrilienDGter
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-14

= Ser 9rme mag 9liidli9 iein, iuenn er reid
oiro, a6er Der Geide fiblt iidb ii6er unBliidli6,
iuenn er arm mro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-14

Gin intelligente ter q g er fam in Mtlanta por
Die Re9trirungs- Seantcn nm li6 eintra9cn 5u lal-
len, uno es entpann iib fOl0enbes 3uiegeiprdb:
v9iame?"
p8ob!"
Bob, unb pie mod
v8ob Sir; Bob"
rosybr niBt nod einen gtomen baben!"
nO pes, Sob Gaoifal Stdet!"
Nioger tritt ltol5 ab.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-14

8ataiIlons 8efebl - 8on ntorgen an
5no alle Sunbe, pom SSeoiuebel abudrts, in ben
Gniernen unterlnat.
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poetrn.
DAISY DE AN.

was down in the meat tows the violets biawns
And the spring-time grass was fresh and green;
And the h "a by the hrocket their sweet songs were
When first met my darling Daisy Dean. [singing,
Chorus-None knew thee but to love thee thou dear
ofmy heart:
o, thy memory is fresh and green;
Tho the sweet buds may wlthsr and fond hearts be
broken.
Still, love til e, my darling Daisy Dean.
Her eyes soft and tender. the violets out -yieing
md a ftirer form was never seen;
With het -ilkep t9esses. her cheeks like thu
There was nona like my larling Daisy Dean. roses,
Ch0rus-None knew thee but to love thee thou de-r
of my heart:
U, thy memory Is ever fresh and green;
Tho the sweet buds may wither, and fond hearts be
broken,
Still, love tree, my darling Daisy Dean.
The bright flowers are faded the young grass has f-
And dark cloud hovers DER the scene; Iler.
For the Death nigel took her and left in sorrow
For my lost one, my darling Daisy Dean.
Chor,es-None knew thee but to love thee thou dear
one Of my heart:
O thy memory is ever fresh and green;
Tho the Heet buds may wither, and fond hearts BE-
broken,
Still, love thee, my darling DasY Dean.
o, down in the meadows, still love o wander,
Where the Eoung grass grew fresh and green;
But the bright golden visions Sprin time have
With the flowers, and my darling Daisy Dean.
C2.orts-Eone knew thee hut to love thee thou dear
one of my heart:
O. try memory il ever fresh aud green;
Tho the sweet buds may wither and fond hearts be
broken,
Still, love thee, my darling Daisy Dean.
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Stubborn Facts.

/ Since that consistent s,,,..,;.,,,,, :, 9 \
lConnarbaaJ Iaa5ar Rr;n.- -I5l,,, Pl-lz.,,,' ~ q
has commenced rvnross;no, h. fan,i
isb satisfaction At the saJ fata - - ,rmu -,
martyrad Presidaot = ,r;1i ~. III ~ '.'l
submit the foIIov;na stur,har, r,a+- -
the earnest consideration If rbose dam.
ocrats ,rho orr. IL, +r,,a .,sI - IN
1t hcart " ''''>' ''5 d
That Tho ra1,a1r;o, ,,-.- r,,.,.,,.. =
bv Dan.cr,+;r ,,oI;+;r;,n. ,I..-..'. .,'',..;.g =
Ilv go =
III. al ,.l.,l- 49,. D
and are now Can,orb.a,;. '''' - d =
Tbst aror,- sblat. frad - a. g.
and Srrin.s 80 f-.l n. NJ, NJ -. ?
The frst attac1 IL I+nSon ILL =
marrbin, 70 nrofnc, tbo G,.-;+ei -.
made bv = democrati(. ,oob ~ H.;
more. =
That Tinco1, v-os oss..-;,,+,7 H. .
Dan,orro+ = :"
Thai tba assass;not;o,, .o,-,.,-o+,.-
we're all ,Ioroocrats '''7 q ~ :
IT, Sarrotarr c.....l IL =.
tbroa+ cut L,- 1(,,-.-,..l - ~" '.'s
IN, I'LL, 80 i.,,,,3,,'I -,
roic I-n;or loa5 ,,.nro l-;1Ia,4 - n,
ocratie boIrers
Thai the fra hpn5ra5 tbo,,-o,,a T.,
ION wonu5ad ,rara nd - -. ~
rra+;, hnll.ts
n 80 -.1l:.u,- IL,
made = ,vidov ~ Do,,anra+;,. - -
let
That a,-or,- sa75;.r,. or,,I.,,, NO.
made sn,L bv, Don,ocra h.,Iia+
IT,. olI -, -, -. r-:1
tho r.haII;or L. H.. -. n,
CRATIC bnIlat
Tbo+ lS noo T-,,;,,, -.,rl;a--o. A..
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/
That Chambersburg was burned bv
men who always voted the Democratic
ticket.
That DR.. Blackburn, who under.
took to Introduce yellow fever among
loyal men. women and children bv
importing infected clothing, was a
/ Democrat and is now a Copnerhcad.
That the Democrats are alone re.
sponsible for our National debt, as
| they inaugurated the civil war. tins
/ forcing the Government to create the
| debt in order to nut down the rebel
lion.
That JEFF Davis has ALWAYS been q
Democratic leader.
That all the leading traitors We're
formerly Democrats, and are now Con
perheads.
! That not solitary RepubIican ever
! ioincd the rebels.
That not disloval shot was ever
! fred bv a Republican.
That not a Republican ever coun-
tenanced rebellion IN or,- r,,rnar or
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-30
Democratic Friendship for the
Soldiers.

The height of impudence IS touched
by the last resolution Of the New Y ork
Democratic Convention, expressing
profound gratitude to the victorious
soldiers OF the war. Those soldiers
know better than any one else what
KIND OF friend to them the Democratic
party was during the war.
Ihe Union soldiers remember very
well that 1t was Democratic Secreta-
ry Of " ar who put hundreds Of thou-
sands OF arms and tons Of ammunition
INTO the hands OF rebels.
The Union sailors have not forgot
ten that 1t was Democratic Secre-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-30

As an instance Of Western energy
in new direction, we would call at
tention to the above Companv.-
Within the last year they have erected,
on the then unbroken prairie, four
miles west of Chicago, a hourishing
and tasteful New England village Of
fifty houses, a magnificent factory.
employing $50 hands, turning out
1000 clocks per week. The Company.
like Gen. GRANT, one of its stock
holders, have thought it best to fight
out the success OF Western manufac-
turers against Eastern wealth and
monopoly .on this line"
The great Northwest cannot al
ways send her rich products a thons-
and miles and pay tribute to the East t
on her manufactured goods.
Hitherto the Eastern States have
grown rich in receiving our products
at low rates and sending US high
priced fabrics therefor. Every man.
woman and child Of Connecticut has
earned SI.50 to 80 cents Of this same
population in Illinois, and so it must
be till the West manufactures her own
goods. and enterprises like this which
takes our raw material (much cheaper
here than East) and produces line of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-30

hearty support. The money paid
them enriches and builds up the West.
This new Company makes from
Western materials; immense quaint
ties Of German silver and sheet brass.
{ the only goods of the kind manufac-
tured " est of Connecticut and fifty
designs of clocks, beautifully finished.
many of them new, and especially
suited to the Western market. Their
regulators as we'll as common clocks,
are pronounced by jewellers, and rail
road men to be more reliable time
keepers than any in the market.
There is no reason why they should
be otherwise, as all their machinery is
new and of the most approved designs.
1t don't do clocks any good to be tum-
bled about thousand miles up the
Hudson river, over the Erie canal and
around the lakes, as most of the clocks
brought to Chicago are-and we would
recommend any housekeeper wishing a
cheap, reliable, and pretty clock, to
call for one Of the United States
Clock Company's of Chicago; and
every jeweler who would consult the
interest of his patrons, and has the
welfare Of the West at heart to send
to their General Nho1esoln A uante
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-30

DIED AMONG STRANGERS. Died IN
this village on Sunday morning last.
a young man by the name Of Charles
Highly, a carpenter by trade. aged
about 30 or - years. He had resided
here some time but from some cause
very little had been learned of his
friends or their whereabouts. 1t is
reported that he had a brother some.
where in Wisconsin.
He was taken down with fever, Ian
guished and died among strangers. and
was buried by charity, on tie evening
Of the day Of his death He was a
steady young man of Industrious hah-
its and was spoken we'll Of by all who
knew him
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