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S,TATE OF wEs.:-Maniaowoc county.

ATAEE OF WES.:--fEaniiOHOc County
- Probate Office, June 22d A D. 1868.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the last
VIII and Testament of Matthias Kloida deceased late
of Manitowoc.
Whereas, an instrument in writing purpor5ing to
be the last VIII and Testament of Matthias oida de-
ceased late of the county of Manitowoc has been filed
in this office; and whereas application has been made
by Mary Koida praying that the same be proven and
admitted to Probate according to the laws of this
State:
Therefore it is ordered that said application be heard
before at the Probate office in the Village of Mani
towoc in said County, the 18th day of July A. D.
1865, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
And it is further ordered that notice shall be given
to all persons interested i'll said Will of the time and
place of said hearing by publication in the Mantowoc
TRIBUNE, newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks once each week. prior the time OF
such hearing. BY the Court. B10-3t.
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
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DEJTKSTRF

nR- q. j. PATCaIES, Dentist. ri &c
II in Sherman's building, Sth Street,
Maaitowoc, Wis
tR- Teeth extracted drwithout pain.
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Il. %. %. r.

Lodge No 55. I. O. .. +.
~ Meets every Friday Evening at the Old Fellows
Hall, Corner of Commercial & Eighth Streets.
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". #. EEDREDGE.
HY.RO.Y .U.SRHU,4.U.

4 SSISTANE ASSESSOR VIII be IN
IA hi. office over First National Bank with C. II.
Walker Esq., the first ten days of each mouth, dur
Ing business hours 13-A
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Oats for Sale.
Three thousand bushels of Oats for Sale at low fg-
ures for cash by EDWARD CONWAY
2-n
FOR SALE.

As the partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of REUTHER 4 co, will be dissolved it is do
cided to sell the Sash and Door Factory belonging to
the IT is lett to the buyer to buy the factory
with the real estate without the same for the pur
pose o moving the building. The conditions will be
made known the day of sale. which is fixed on
Monday, June 29th 1873, at / o'clock p Al. Place or
sale at the Factory.
Centerville, May 26th, 1868.
elm PETER REUTHFR CO.
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COVE s. EsgeO TEgER.

IIOUSES raised and moved Having
superior facilities for raising and moving houses
weud announce TO the citizens of Nanitowoc( town
and eouutyl that any business entrusted care
will receive prompt attention. and he performed in
warranted TO give satisfaction Enquire at the
Iyjb,src Office. l3-I6
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JUSTICE of the Peace. Office. HUeh-
~ ners building of Eighth and. fork streets,
Mantowoc, Wisconsin.
Will make collections pay taxes search the ds
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, &C., &c. All
business will receive prompt attention. Ny Is.
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NO0DRICH'S History Of United States
u and Mitchels Geography at the
Franklin Bookstore.
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FRED. SCURGDER

HlEAT Misunderstanding purchased
WI ihs business of VIM Brown, / shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats the
lowest rates. share OF public patronage solicited
I3-l1
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CH.4RLES III. W.1LKER,

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
n ondce corner of sth and Quay streets Manito-
WOO. Wisconsin f2-9l
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HETRY SsgSEgEE.

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
IL Office with Geo. n. Woodin. Manitowoc Wis
CoDsn 14-39
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CRE.1.N CITY HOUSE

CORNER Ferry and South Water SITS.
~ Milwaukee, Wis.
This House, located at the South end OF walker S
Point Bridge is well calculated to accommodate
travellers arriving by waiting for the Lake Steamers
Terms 500 per day, with first class accommodations
CaII and See us Ally
AXTELL & RICKETSON, Proprietors
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DOT II. SHOF'E,

TTOEkSEY and Counselor at Law,
IA Manitowoc Wisconsin. l32Of
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company.
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s. II. U'OOD,
II. Il. .3.THEEsSOE.

4 TTOkNEY and Counselor at Law
IA Office on Eighth street, Manitowoc, lsconsin
Collections promptly attended to. IO-31
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-21
0as @abIrefaItat,

@as eroBe nibt gu iiberlddbrnbe
@eiuItat Ser am 13. D.. Wl. o6QebaIs
tenen GtaatsmabIen in YennlgIuonien,
Sbio unb Snoiana befteht gum S6eil|
in Der our9 bic Maioritaten ertbsilten
Grflaruns bes @oIfes in 6ieien 5toa.
ten baB Die @runoiabe oer republifaS
l1il1en Bartei fortan Die leitenoen unb
9elttnoett feia foIIen, ioluie baB fie fur
@rant uub @olfur itinnnen perben nub
anoern SpeilS in benz 8tpinne Der
Sesislatu en- Der 9enanuteil Staafen fur
ote Jtepublifaner, luoour9 ihnen 3tuei
Senatoren, an StelIe 8u6alens in
RennDlpanien unb Senbrids 1T SHs
oiana, Sufallen. ts9# lsH
Sie Oemofraten babclt bier &eprds
ientonten i'm @on9reB getuonnen nnb
1T ibnen biefer Sroit fiir ibre bicle 9lr@
belt mobl 3u 90nnen. a.
Oie republifautideH Waiorltdten
teaen fi9 foIgenoerniaBen berauS IA
8enniplbanien * a. 10000
SbiO. ...s .s! aa4s. -. lis, 600
Sn6iana9 ..... 1900
go m6geu mir getrolt ben gtonen,
beruablen ent9egenIeben, aus bener
@r ant uno1 6 OIfa : iie9rei6 ber.
boreebeit tuerben J
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NOro0eutfdlan0,

8 MeGrere 8lGtter In Berlin brbaupten, ats
3uneridliie erfabrrn 3u baben, baB 2orb Stan-
leo .rG6renh leines 8errriIenS In Waris be,
fraHi6iiffen 8e9iefitns trftdrt babe, Bag
fails Gie co snnt grub nit pren6eit 6yiitgsn
ftiir6e, Gitalane nidbt neutral bleiben, fcnbefn
aMf bic @eite pTeueens treteu .ptirEf...
5n @ctba ilf bic Na4ri9t eitisetrr1en, bab
bic teutfhe RrrbpClerpebitipn am 30. Srpt.
na@ Bergcn sllyiidgefebrt IT, Gie tUar am
II. Sept. bis 81 Grab 5 Ninuten nGrbtider
Breite Scrgebrnngen. Sbwrbl bic gltttermng
unb bic GisberbdItniGt In hieltm SABRE febr
ungiinlfig rareli, fne htnHpb Siele fir bic
BiHtuiGaft pertbbcle &eIaltate auf hieler
Stetle 6etrrtneii trrtben.
DIE friiter angeftinbiste EenffGrift bee
aHrfurRen ren 5eiIta t6ev bic Mua6lnng hes
beiltl@en 8nmtes MHo iiber bic uluFpatipn beS
&urfIrfentbunis SeitenS Der 8rrHe preu6en
iff birler Gage BON 5crlrtpib in H6buiert an
bic MdHte Gurcpa'6 rerianbt trcrben. Dit
fir bic Gourer0fHe beftintmter Gfemtlare
lInb bon eintn eieenb6nbisen G@reibeR bee
3nrfIIlten beAleitet. Go fol- In Der @hEift
betrielen tperben nae bic BsiiBnabme 1eIIens
niHtS ais ulurpaticm fei unb baB ber 4uTfiirlf
auf feline Ge1te nitbt rersiHtet babe. Gs II
hSmf be3eiHnsn6, baB Die SHrift fId duege-
fpr09ener Wla6en Edrasf beG9rGnft, biejenieeH
alHfHnI6ieun9tti su belprs9sn, relp. su BE-
freiten, bic ficI nuf bic GataifrUpbe be6 Sabree
| 1866 ts3ieben, uhb bd6 re iiber aIe duberen
anila9eit, bic esaer bas farfiirhliGe @ssirnsyti
ertpten rprben Fnb, fHreigenU btnireegtbt
G6en 70 darattsriltiit III es, Da6 Der seariiirf
bas 6ffImftteI III Der ,,periineepbsn gEifber.
belsbnns" bee beutlAtn 9unbfs Fahet. Dae
Cine mic ba6 glncerr bs3enet, tGe mir in rel
| TentiHrift bes sbeinaIigen Sefenfiirfffn m,
Elm MetenIfiiG Scr une bAten aus hena fpsri-
slIsn prD1elTt, ben tr contra 1sbeasplerr
fibrt. Das 8plft pellen @ei@RerDen nnD Sn'
| terslIsn, lis9er eau3 auBgbalb leitles Geli3ts.
4 treilee. Gr gelpbt nift einlual Guee fir leih
alien Siinbtn unb tpeie nidtS yelfetes a
btstsn, aIs tte @eliausaticn ber fTiibtren gu
4 f1R6e. iis a45 ge !.
Der aaifer pen @u6lanb 5raf friib an Dlcy
aenl DeS 27. $ept. jlt yptsbani Gin Mlb tparl
duf ieu Babnbrf Spli 4Snia uii6 anhtrsi
4 MaitaIfebeyn bee tSAtgti%en 10nfes empfAn
| een. Der UsLtniarfHda Dyangsl war eEeid
fate netIl mebrseet bBberen S5ii5ieten suge
aen ilffb e8 bate lId cine erc6e Wplg5plena
| IperfafamsIts nm her Nlitnnft hee 4ailsgs tei
aupptnen. Mul Mtenp tgs %. &ebt. reih
bsr Aniler ha9 @arlnaA al Iiie penie
&tunbeM b0g14f srnt Der NIAi6 feisie WeiI
lnn9 BabensDaten an, .peltltlf Il fid tfi
gDb6emilamg anfbdlten @rtgtes as an
Der npTbbeulldle 8uHb bfabliHtlgt siiie
Deneynlr @nnIuI fur @aTdeeae In WenftueI6 4
Ietnenf,elt. 9le &&tnubtubanteftOyreflt !, ,yIl
tpviasf tsisp tinnen NltFssnt f@ NIT BET Wl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-21

SsamiIien berIafeu bic Gtabt. Giner
Der in 5rantIin grntorOsten foIIte in
Brafhear ht1rnben iuerben uno bic See
ger battsn fd bafeIbl in Nnfen bers
lamneIt.
8eiOe Sdnftr Der 9esisIaiur bon
Qouili0nn hoben $15, 900 Belobnun9
auf bic Gntbedune Der We0rber 6es ant
Sonnobeno in 6rdatIin errnoroettn
@berifF Yope eefett. Der 9ei4naut
6eiIeIben Tam in Netps SrIenns an nno
wire mad ftineu Seimafbsort, $era,
Sa., transportirt iperben. $ope mar
friher Colonel i'm 20. Suinois @eeis
ment.
Sn einer su ct. 2ouis sebaItenen
@ebe 6n6erte Sen. Blair: v@rant
perbe bas g8eise Sans nidt IebeRbie
berlaiIeu." Die Ra&ri&t bon Oiefer
Menbernng bat bic Stem Sorfer Sencs
traten in bobem grabe dIorinirt. Oies
ieIben baben iebt ben Ylan elmer Sens
beynn0 Der GanOi6oten nit Dem elmer
Aenoernne Der 8Iatforn. bertauf9t.
Sn BOton mur0e @0mar6 @onneb
bon eiEer 2otomotibe iiberfabren unO
| foIort aetobtet. Gr binterldbt cine Srolt
nn6 6 6inber.
MabriS, 10. Stt.
Sen. @rim bat ben 2iteI Narf&aII
1 bon Gpanien un6 General DuIee ben
zines Geraogs bon Mabrib erhaIten.
Cine Oeputotion aus Cuba IL IN
| gRabyih nuaefomnteu uuD hattie nsehrere
Bernthunaen nit Der Suntd.
Cine W6reife Der Sunta finOigt an,
bab Die gortes aber bic 6Oraa Der @es
/ aierune su entiHeiben baten iuerben,
6aB abtr Oas Bolt @eLeaenbeit erbalten
iperoe, feline ReinIne frei anssnOriis
den. MlIe Yarteien hnbea ertI6rt, Oas
| fie f9 bem BoItsansipruA iiber 0fenD
| ar&ie ooer @epubIit fiieen lperSes.
| Sen. 8riri bat IN @anIois IN Yarie
| cine GrtIdrung bertfentIidt, in iuels
| DER &C allen BeBanptunefn, eat Ct
i feIbf mad Der Krone frtbe, entf6ieotn
| ni0eripri@t.
Nfan benertt, 6ab Der amerifanif9 DE
| @efanbte Sobn -, Sale bdniige8 8nfaus
imeutinfte nit ben @eneralen Serraro
uno Yrim bdIt. !.
2enbon, 19. sd.
i Die SanbeIstan,lner piro 9errn
0fererbs SobnioH am %. cine 9lbreiie
iibcrrtihen. Der Nfaser kat ibn 81
eiHem Banquet in Der Sta0tbaIie, iutls
4es ibm 3u gbren beranitaIttt iuoroen
ia, auf ben "a. eiuaeIa6en.
i DabIin, 19. Stt.
george 6raucis Grain bat cine &S'
reiIe an be SrIdn6er in Mmerita aes
rihtet, iuorin er iie au6orOert, fur
Grant gu fininteti, bic benlotratif4e
Yartei iet Der 6reunb bon England.
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aIltrIti.

Gin fpetuIatiber gantee bat fofort
mad Gintreffen Der Nadri@t bon benz
flw@tbaren grobebem in Ssern 3tuei
orobe S@iffe nit BaumateriaI oortbiss
ab9sben Iafsn.
+DeSienten @ eiF.-Serr ben
e. music zines brin0enSen @el@6ttes
turgen auf Bic 86rie. SobaHn fpra9
e i'm 6orteeben 81 ieinem Bebienten,
6Ieibe, p65reno ID aus bin, in Gaufe,
unO iuenn unferOel5en Senton0 an mir
tontuen foIIte, 70 bite i5n Elm penis
~ porten !; id bin in laneitens eiatr
baIben Gtunoe iuie6er 3uriid.
Serr BON 6. r,iedte einise bun6trt
S9ritte eeeanseu fein, aIe 5obann i'm
gan3 atbemIos einholt.
@as wiIIit On 6enn !? fraete ibn Der
Serr.
SD babe nur nntertbanigff anfraeen
moIIen, ertvieberte Sobann, mas ID
Oenn ioeen ion, tueun 8iemono SO
Sbnen tomnen foIlte ra,
= Sn Cincinnati baben bic 2ofoS
motibenfibrer cine Srsontfotion sts
ariiubet. a8enn elmer berieIben bere
Hnolldt, 10 baben Die iibrieen RitsIies
Der ieotr 81. an Die binttrbliebene 0as
Mile 81 iabIen.
Cine neme Mo6e Ser Reip 9oxgef
Oanen belFtbt in einens ianlniteiie't
SaIsbano nit tIeiuen bereoIAetea fliu 4.
aeluben @Lo6@en beiett. Seseni Mare
rem gefant feine &appe. @
SuIins Berg, friber 8er. 9taatels
@onfuI in 0unrnu IN &leinafsn, ik
:un, biplomatiiAen Meenten Der probie
lorifAen @eeiernne bon &reto fiiE bic
8er. @taaten ernannt horeen.
= Su Gpanien Eat man cine totaIe
Neiserubte. GO nanb it5r sieI 0etresbe
| imbogtirs ntrAen, utsl einer 4un8eres
netb botsubeageM.
. Die @lote gsapiermibIe 10 RiAbs
Ietepn, D., nnrAs our4 6ener terlk5st.
BerInR $4,000, nit $l5,OO0 esgej
f9ert.
. aiir,Iif nusbe Ella Grad tug auf
| Der M1onf Gents DaEn AnF9 6fner aere
R5rt, peId,ee bHr& cine u 1raah gee
ratkene G@a&trI S9DefsI55laer bers
nria4t iuuree.
i aIs usaa einf ben erie&iiAen
@eifen Giooenes fragile, iueId5ee Nae
| oefahrIidlie Shitt Eel, asatluerfett e !:
| .linfet Ben ipilOen 3bieren ii "a heg
| BerIdumber uiie unter ben 5obnaett ber
| Sdnsei9ler." /"
Gin Slater, ioeI9er cine Ieultsrs
lldeibe ii otnf eroben S4uittWaareMs
| 1abtn bee Gexrn q. s. Gteiuart Ia
| Netp gorf einfeten noIlte, mar 70 nns.
| aIa6IiM, DieftIbe 81 ieEbreteen. Sie
foltete 81 200.
q : Sn seeip Sort btrtanfte tig3Ii&
cine iunge Dame ibr i9sues bIonoea
Saar fur SIS.
= Gin 6eIeGrauins bon Calcutta nadl
eoifon erreidts IN etipae meuieer alb
"a StunOen ieine NereHe. L
Die erlte Dnrnptreife nlrOe III
] bee Qonbon Zines aRfotteHt. @nl
las. Nobe,Mber 1874 iSuroe bas ertte
Blatt nit OesleIben sesrudt.
ssn xexas esf@eiut iett cine 0sis
tnne putsr BEN slamsn y Ultra &utluE. {
Oas ietiee 2erritprinm SlubIanbs,
m;t so 4fiaicnen Bemo5hts, If btsi
slfaI Io ornk ipie 6as ber Ser. Stanteia
un0 beiRohe slpei Mf0l 10 0kob lpie ba6
, bes dlineSildSen Mei6s, i1eIdts useht
: aIs 100 lRiIliontn Nelpo5nsf ;dhIl,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-21

III gBiEaa III goIen erIitten thrss
Iid ,lpef g1dDnen eiffNepItrafe, neil
ne Oent 8erbote Sulni0ek EralerIleiber
aetraoen hatteu. Nnl tldAiten Eage
iieben nd, Stuei GOeAeilte NIT iBHen
trauen lF6 oit eduSe Nrifosratie
pOInte beg RQaDisiE hsiss siii,s
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Naentem ser ,,genn. gta0tsseituua.

Die foIseu6er 5err,n fitO alitS fiFrt, abonnenteu
unb An3eiaen fir bic .5enneliee StaatsseiiEn9 5n
ammeIn, 9etber bdfir en3iI5ieben unb IN nilftreE s
Namen ;t auittiren fi'if' ~
e. M Gcbieier. anrspile Eenn.
5enrp Oepn, Msmp9is Eenn. ~
6. Grams, Robucab, Sep, ss..s..s4ss.
SaeUb GileIe. Stem atton9 NIB SeiferfOn Tue,
Sno. SO tN
9, so. @Hiiser. s4s gaein strabe, Cincinnati
Sbio.
3oreni 6Dblein, Ganbnsfn, OIio.
Mmsuff Spebner. GIereIauh, OBio.s 6s5
g. giaufcbenbers. Chattanooga, Fean.s
q u. 5affiter, Dalton Sd.
q, .. Burct, art Atlcnta, @a.. ~
Gpmin aSinters, 9otal=@sent.
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sur bic .sennsffss a.aa4s,situna.1
Mifipuri, ben II. SIT. 1868.

9Iu Ocn Gerfaifer Der @rtifeI ,i@trant=
iportli6feit" unO ,,3nreibnangs=
fibiQfeit" in So. 26 Der @o6enr
~ ...c, cN,f. LII a -. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14
ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF THE
EARTHQUAKE.
Great Tidal Wave at the Sandwich
USla nds.

SAN FRANCISCO, September l3.-The steamer
Idaho, from Honolulu Aug. goth, has arrived.
shores OF the entire group of the Sandwich
Islands on the 14th ult., coming from the East.
In some places il rose from ten to twelve feet
above the high water mark, doing considerable
damage. Earthquakes occurred on several
islands, but were not Of sufficient force to have
caused the tidal phenomenon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14

The MILITARY AID FoR TsNNBssER.-The
letter Of General Schofield, Secretary OF War,
to the Tennessee committee in relation to the
preservation Of order in that State, states that
Major General Thomas has been directed to re-
port what additional military force will b.
suficient to enable him to give necessary aid
to the authorities Of the State, and that upon
the receipt Of his report the necessary fore.
will be placed at his disposal. Gen. Sch ,field
adds that he Is instructed by the President TO
say that the military force of the United States
will be employed whenever and where yer 1t is
needed to protect the government of Tennessee
against lawless violenca, and to enable it to ex-
ecute the laws of the State. Tue letter to Gen
Thomas states it to be the purpose OF the ia
structions sent to him to confer OF him all the
power which the laws allow, aud that he Is to
exercise within the limits of his lawful auth or.
ity full discretion Of action, thai in any event
the peace may be preserved.
TIE CASE OF SURRArr.-The minutes OF the
Criminal Court of June 22d show that Surratt
was discharged under the first indictment, and
gave bail to appear and answer the indictment
charging 9 him with "engaging Ia the rebellion
on the 21st of September, (next Monday)
This morning, in anticipation of the trial,
quite number Of sup9nes for witnesses on
either side were issued-sixty nine for the
prosecution, including three new ones, III. T.
Bevans, Of Redwing, Minn-; Uriah Jamison,
Mansfield, Ohio; Lewis II. Terrill, New
Brunswick, N J.;) and niaety-six for the de.
fence, including none but those who have here
tofore been examined.
The defence, as before stated, will insist on
the first Indictment being disposed of before
entering on the trial o. the other indictment.
THE ALASKA Hiram Ketch-
um, Jr, collector Of Alaska, called at the
Treasury Department to-day. and received his
final instructions. He is to sail in the steamer
Ocean Queen, which leaves New York on
Wednesday, the 10th instant, in company with
Mr.. H. H. Mcintyre and Capt Charles Bryant,
special agents Of the Treasury Department,
who 60 to Alaska for the purpose of exam.
lining the condition of the territory and report
ing TO the Secretary its condition and the ne.
cessi;ies OF the service there.
MAJOR BEN PKRLRY POoRB has Just arrived
in this city, from his farm in Massachusetts,,
looking fresh and hearty enough to do vigor-
ous duty as a Washington correspondent this
tall and winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-14
TELEGRAMS To The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SERIOUS TROUBLES AT THE SOCIETY
ISLANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.-Llte advices from
the Society Islands bring news of an important
political disturbance there. On the I'D of June
the King Of Huahina made a visit TO Pomare,
the fourth q ueen of the Society Islands, at her
capital. When the King was about to return,
the Governor Of Tahiti arrested him and COM
PEELED him to 60 on board French war steamer
and sign a new treaty with the French Gov
ernment the exact purport of which is not
known. The King, being set at liberty, re.
turned 10 his island, when his subjects revolt
ed. took him prisoner, and chose another king
Very serious political difficulties have also
occurred at Tahiti between the Governor and
and the members Of the Protectorate Govern
ment, resulting in the dismissal OF the chief
omcers Of all the departments, who were or.
dered to be sent back to France, by way OF S IN
Francisco, in the transport Euryole. Several
officers who were not dismissed, resigned
their places, rather than to continue in SER
vice under the revolutionary regime. Tue
pres'Lt Governor OF Tahiti, Count f nil
de Ia Ronciller. is said to have been con-
victep Of some criminal offence in ,ris and
sentenced by Court TO ten years imprison.
ment; but through The influence Of his brother
who held high position, the Count received,
instead OF the punishment decreed by the Grim.
NAL Court the appointment Of Governor of
The Society Island. Queen Pomare's chiefs on
Tahiti and on Morea have written to the En-
peror Of the French pe:itioning for the remov-
al OF Count Ronciere from the GOyernorship
Of the Island.
business has been entirely suspended on
Tahiti sh consequence of the political dis.
turbances. and the English residents express
themselves fearful that they will be compelled
10 leave the island, unless the present governor
shall be removed.
The U. S. steamer Mahongo had returned to
Honolulu from a cruise among the islands, all
we'll.
The japanese immigrants employed in Hon.
olulu have refused to work unless the full
amount OF their wages shall be paid them at the
end Of each month The board Of managers
have decided TO acquiesce in the demand, al.
though the contract with the coolies called for
the pay yment Of their wages one-half monthly
and the residue at the end OF the term OF
service
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~ The very deeoHette style of toilet worn by
our 'soelety queens" last season IS no longer
iasnlona naole FIcnus and capes are worn with
low necked dresses
- Parties IN Cincinnati are still authorized
10 put up forfeit for Heenan TO fight McCoole
for s2-J.O side. The matter will soon be
brought 10 a head.
~lf The word "eabIed" is allowed" an sx-
change Is of the opinion that we shall then
have people "steam boated" to Albs ny, scar
red 70 philadelphia, ssschoonered" TO tn e
oyster beds, and 'slooped" through Plum ut
~One of the tigers In Forepaugh's menag.
erie was placed under the influence of chloro-
form, al Tinn, on Sunday, and a leg winch
bad been badly mangled IN a tight with pan.
fhsr was successfully ampntated
DThe ward brothers challenge to the world
for a four cared race has been accepted by the
New Brunswick crew, who Were victorious
at the International regatta at Paris The lat-
ter crew propose that the race be rowed six
weeks hence on the Connecticut riyer At
Springfield.
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MY PREPARATIONS

Are prepared In vscus from the vegetable suhx.
stances named, and are the most active that -
be made Decoc ions are exceedinsly tr0utlI
some, and IL Is necessary 70 prepare them 80
day, and the syrupe still more obpoctd oman 4
a. they are weaher than the decoctions; fpr faSdI
saturated n with sugars are susceptible ofthoi6fns
alone, and the syrups are otherwise objecti1akDs,
ior the patient is heauently nsuseated and the
taken with each dose-which is Of no use what
eyer-except TO keep the decoction from spelling
Here the advantages and su uperiority OF the Tiuia
Extracts are striktngly manifest
The finest te.t OF their superiority will be COM
United States DisDensatory.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. sept. I3.-The Mechanics
Institute Industrial Fair closed last night.
Generals Babcock and Porter, formerly Of
General Grants staff, arrived by the overland
route last night, and were serenaded.
Reports Of rich gold discoveries in Arizona
ha We been received.
During several months past there has been
some excitement in this city regarding the new
mines.
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THE COLORADO ELECTION.
Republicaus Ahead

ST. Louis, sept. 1.-THE Democrat ha. a
special dispatch from Denver City, Colorado,
winch says that Bradford, the Republican,
candidate for Delegate, is still ahead, with three
counties to hear from.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-A London
despaIch Of yesterday states that the events OF
The last fortnight have made no change IN the
politicsi situation on the Continent, and neither
lessened nor increased the chances of war
general distrust, according 10 this despatch,
continues 70 prevail Napoleon has assured
his Generals that The days he had passed with
the army had given hIm great satisfaction and
pleasure. The Paris PdtTie says that the report
OF The reduction OF the Prussian army is false
Spaintis reported 10 have offered thirty thous-
and troops 10 garrison Rome in the event of a
European war. Queen Victoria has arrived
safe at Windsor, from Paris. The French
Emperor, Empress and Prince Imperial have
left Paris for a visit 10 Biarritz.
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ASSASSINATION.

Independence, near this city, has been shot
dead in his own house by burglars, who made
their escape without committing robbery. Jack
O'Neal, a noted burglar, has been arrested on
suspicion.