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WITH SUPPLEMENT.
Our Choice for State Treasurer,
4 Elm R.Y BAE. x
THOUGHTS AT EVE.

- " u - - - 14 U
It is eve. The day is dying,
And the gulls have ceased their crying;
And the shadows long are lying
On the shore.
Gazing on the waters dreary,
Still I sit here worn and weary;
Thinking of the bright and CHEEKY
Days OF yore.
Oft the sad and mournfuI signing
OF the wind-borne leaflets flying,
OF the faded leaflets dying,
Meets my ear.
And 1 sigh, as the departing
OF the swallows, quickly darting,
Brings the cheer less icy winter
OF the year.
But why am l repining,
On the grass at ease reclining
With the evening sun still shining
On the skies
All around is present beauty,
With its pleasures and its duty;
VIII up and take my Joyance
Ere it flies.
What though life is but toilins,
But battle and broiling:
Soon shall end our weary moiling-
At the tomb.
And as meath the darkened lining
Of the cloud, the sun is shining,
So there is a glorious future
Meath its gloom.
As sit here, worn and weary,
by the seaside wieri and dreary,
Signing for the bright and CHEEKY
Days of yorc,
Comes a thought, Il thought Of gladness,
OF a land where is no sadness,
OF land where rest the weary
Evermore.
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An extraordinary phenomenon is re-
ported from Peru. By volcanic action
in the recent earthquakes fiSSure has
been opea ned in the dry bed Of a former
river, from which isaes fosted water So
pestilential in its exhalations that all ami
mails fall dead when in the neighborhood.
Horses have dropped down at a distance
of twelve miles from the fatal spring.
The whole country around is thlckly
strawn with the carcasses of mules, and
the brzzards might revel in their unfail-
ing repast if they, too, did not expire in
the mephitic atmosphere. What the
gases are that are destructive to the IN
ferior animals, yet work no injury to man,
it wonld be worth the while Of scientific
men to inquire. We are glad to learn
that the Peruvian government has order
ed a careful Investigation of the pheno-
menon
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IN PROBATE. Manssowoc 80. Court
In illn Il. L

4 III tLe ilatteT tne estate OF hurtln ONeal de-
ceased
On reading and filing the petition of Thomas
Earles Administrator setting forth the amount of
personal estate that has TO his hands, and the
disposition thereof-he amount OF debts outstanding
against said deceased, and description of all the real
estate OF which said deceased died seized and the
condition and value Of the respective portions there
Of and praying that license be him granted to sell
neg OF the swq and the seq of swq of I5 town 20
range q. All in Manitowoc County Wis and it ap-
pearng by said petition that there is not sufficient
personai estate III the hands Of said Administrator to
pay SAID debts and that is necessary in order pay
the same, to sell all Of said real estate it is therefore
ordered, that all persons Interested in said estate ap-
peaL before the Judge Of this Court, on Monday the
23d day of August A. D. 1869 at 10 o'clock A. VI. at
my office in the Village Of Mantowoc in said county,
then and there to show (if any there be- why
license should not DE granted said Themas Earles
to sell said real estate according to the prayer of said
petition
And it is further ordered that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the MANITowoC TRIBUNE a
weekly newspaper printed and published at Manto-
woo III said County, and personally served all per-
sons interested in said ate residing in said County
at least fouree days before said day of hearing.
BY the Court Geo. W. BARKER,
County Judge.
Dated at Manitovoc Sth day Of July a. D. 1869.
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1t has been reported that the Fenian
Haipin, now imprisoned in England, will
soon be released. The Government has
not received any late advices respecting
bis case, but Secretary Fish has ordered
Minister Motley 20 renew tie efforts for
his release which we're abandonded when
aeyerdy johnson was relieved.
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A MESSAGE.
BT c. MAERxLIS. TRANSLATED INTO E.;sLIsaey
MISS cHASz

MISS CHASS.
Sweet bird, pray thee tell me where
Thy little wings would bear thee?
A tender mate thy love would share
And he has much to tell thee
tar over the mountain the evening star gIows
And snaies on your beauty, my loveliest Rose
And if thro' the beamng my passion shall move you,
The bird at your window shall tell you: love you
Why float you in your azure dome?
Pray tell your secret 1nissions
fe Pilgrims pale that heavenwaId roam
Ye clouds, like ghostly visions.
II over the mountains your randrops should flow,
Then visit my maiden in sorrow and woe
And, if she is grieving my passion shall move her
To tell her, in tcaE-drops, how dearly love her
W by rush, bold wind, with headlosg speed?
Can L delay you never?
Oh stay oh stay and hear m need,
Then fly away forever
tie sweeps Ger the mountain in frolcsome play;
The curls of the maiden he lifts on his way;
She asks him from whence comes the longing which
moves her,
He tells her, in whispers. how dearly he loves her
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1t Is stated that Asa Packer, nomi-
nee Of the Pennsylvania democracy for
Governor, bought his nomination by of
fering the party managers One hundred
thousand dollars where Hith TO carry on
the campaign. The democracy is the
poor mans party !" They despise the
'bloated bond holder" Yes they do.
But they love his ducats
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H0ESE SEs4A xaNEs CARRIAGE
| | Painter QuaS Street, adjoining the uew Touring
mill South side. Offers lis service to the Citizens
of this Village the above branches al the most rea-
sonahle rates. l6-10
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EREIs, sCER GDER.

MEAT nnr7set.--sEa wing purchased
vi the business Of Wm. Brown, shall hereafter
con stantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
lowest rates. share OF public patronage solicited
I2-lI
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Another Large Gift rrom Mf. Georgc
Peabody

At special meeting Of the Trustees of
t4e Peabody Educational Fund, held at
Newport, on Thursday, Mr. Robert G.
lnthrop IN the chair, letter was re
Sceived5 from Mr.. Peabody, dated at Sa-
Iem' Mass, June 2S, announcing that he
had made another gift of 81, 384, 600 to
the Southern Educational Fund. Mr..
Peabody, established this fund a year or
two ago by gift of 81 .0O0, coo. The ad-
dItonal amount increases the fund to
81 $4,000, which produces an annual
revenue Of $4,000.
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EEE.ER SIZE EEI.

yUSTaCE3 Of the / eace. Office. FEues-
- ne's building cJrner of Eighth and York streets,
hianitowoc, Wisconsin.
WI n axe collections pay taxes, search the rec rds
draw dee Is, mortgages and contracts, &c, &c. All
business will receive prompt attention. My 10.
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EE. s. es.sEC0.w. FL. D.,

nEYsEcEAS and Surgeon, Also Ez-
1 amning Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed oy
the Government.
OFFICE corner OF Eighth and York streets, Aanlto-
Voc. Wisconsin.
orders left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
a-darticular attention paid to consultations and
to the treatment Of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES 1929
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There is no reason to believe that Ad-
miral Hotf will be relieved of command
of the squadron in Cuban waters, unless
a request should come from himself, as
was ascertained at the Navy De
partment from an authentic source. The
authorities deny that they find any fault
with him on account Of his official con
duct
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that written proposals for abating
the nusances by filing up lots number two five six
ana elght IN Block No two hundred and lightweight
lLots No 2 D, g. and III block 2SS) and Lots number
for and flve IN block two hundred and eighty seven
dots and in block 2S7) in the third Ward of this
NIae VIII be received by the undersigned chairman
of the local Committee of the third Ward until the
twcntyfourth day of July the said proposals are to
be ade Tor each of the above described lots separ-
aely, the hight of the filling of said lots cores
pond with the hight of the adjoining street according
to the established grade of this Village,
Village of Manitowoc July 18th 1869
F. A. BEAN, Chairman 3dWard
Local Com. of the VILLAGE of Manitnpync
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e. e LES EE.

gEEFELzR assi Fao.ogra Fssser. All
81 kinds work the line OF my business prompt
Is ATTENDED to- anu warranted to give satisfaction.
have lust resolved Wing & 0rnsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCJGA, with which can take small
pictures Of finest order for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken Of all sizes Albums aad Frames
constantly on hand York Street. 13-ttf
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The Portuguese government b;

The Portuguese government has
taken step in the progress Of nations, by
abolishing slavery in all her colonies All
slaves are to be considered free, but by
their own act bind themselves to labor for
their old masters, for wages, until April
10Th, 1878, when they will be invested
with all the tights and privileges Of Por-
tuguese citizens.
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E,R ED EEEGER.

OFFERS 10 his sliasay friends and the
public generally, choice selection OF Fresh
Meats Salt Pork aud Beef Smoked Beef and Hams
shoulders Sausages. Tsllow and Lard ut the lowest
rates Market on Commercial Street oily
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II. I.FSD.TEC.

~ e...aIa-. EG . citing 0f 7EaTsiEoync lodge
IL Is held Masonic Hall. York Street, the
1st and 81 Wednesday OF Each Month.
E. *. RAND, W. Il.
Wu H. HORN Sec
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E3ES'TESTEg

DH a. j. PATC4EEN. Dentist. aicn
IL in Shcrman's now building on Sth Street
Man!towoc Wis.
"a Teeth extracted without painf
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Ey-gEEEas.y!s EFO ESE.

wsE.E.EAzES eG lS- ESApEEAS- FRO
N, Esricfors. This nrst-class house IS in excel
lcni condition the proprietors confident that
they give entire satisfaction to the travelling pub
lie. An Omnibus VIII always be ready to convey trav-
elcrs to and from the boats
Farmers and others can rely finding good ac-
Communications for horses or cattle. eft.
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EIST.FF' FEKRS,

yTaESyF97 a i Err assi ) z II SGEF5s. Of
w fars his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks aud watches. Has a Gne and we'll selected
assortment Of the latest anl best styles Of Clocks
American English and Swiss Watches, also OF Gold
and Plated Jcwelrv ely
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Fsy.gp.s. .7E.gRKEs,E.PS.

ssIsgANT AssEssaTs. vyiIi be IN
~ his Office over Sanderson's Root and Shoe Store,
the first ten days OF each month, during business
hours. lo-t4
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.TllNS0I 3 TTcCAuTpI

Offer their services their friends and 70 the public
generally. lor House Painting Glazing Graiuin and
paper hanging. ANY orders lett the drug store q
O. L; Bacon < Co. VIII be thankfully received and
faithfully executed at the lowest possible rates
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e, E,KEEE,

WORK Street. et.7saTiioyFoc. wis. Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crochery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots aud Shoes. Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangings Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &c, &c. 4 share of public patronage IS soli-
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s. SEED ERsDH.

NTANUEA ACETREg and Dealer in
Y Boots. saocs. Leather, &c, &c. Shopon Buffalo
street near the corner of Eighth. Requiring neatly
and promptly executed.
Manitowor Snatcmhrr 2 y 1869
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CEeE.G.u CET8 EO Es z

T92Ga.s Ferry ANA S92san water S1s-
" Milwaukee, VS.
This House, located at the South end Of Walkers
Point Bridge, is well calculated to accommodate
travellers arriving by waiting for the Lake Steamers
Terms 500 per lav. With first class accommodations
Call and See us fly
AXTEII, & RICKETSON, Proprietors.
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EF. z. .E.FFaIEz.s.Eg.

TTCRNEY and Counselor ;st law.
II and Notary puan. Office No. 4 ANteil's Block
South Enl Walkers Point Bridge, Milwaukee,, Wis.
Marine, Bankruptcy and Land Office l0-47
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FRED CIR z,

DRaCTgCAE. FERFEzs, Keeps con
| stantly en- hand the largest and best assortment
hats and caps OF the latest styles at the lowest pos
sblc prices and always pays the highest value in
cash for all kinds Of fuys. l6-I
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.gDSEyEE s EFEES.

nEAT.En iss stoves: Tia. Sheet IRON
1 J and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds OF
repairing done. Eighth Street. opposite Tribune Of
lI-ly
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zsETsEE Eg.HEsEEs K..gRD.

rE1IEE gnisersi GS.cil are prepared TO fill
to order. bills Of lumber or latd on the shortest
noti.e A man will be all times in the yard,
really to wait on onr customers and receive their
ders The best stock kept costantly Oh hand at the
mill, corner OF Quay and 9th streets
l2-l4 GUYLES & BROWN.
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The people of Chicago are going to
celebrate the successful laying OF the
French cable.
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.r.STEO.F.FE MOvEE.

=
L This first class house is in excellent condition
AMI the proprie is confident that ne can gave per-
feet satisiactioa the travelling public
Bass will always be ready 10 take travellers 10 and
from the boats 4 good Livery Stable is kept IN con-
necticn with the House. lZ0l
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.. q. I'D ELS OF.
rEsT.E7gEg,s Furnislsing 600

" every description.
an preplrcl a.tlItactttre full slits of Men and
hoys cI1tnias the notice. and satisfaction
g.rtateeI / employ the best workmeu to be found,
anu keep of Singer Sewing Machines constantly
in nga I'll
EI5IrI STREET, opposit. Goodenow Barnes
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.FeEU advertisements.
III oEEGCEs
70 EXPRESS SHIPPERS

All Orders for Express Goods from Chicago or Mil
yankee left at the Office of the Goodrich Express
Company viii be forwarded daily in tharge of Special
MesseagerS, and delicered free of clorqe.
Mark an envelope order for goods via Goodrich
Express CO. 1857 P JOHNSTON Aoopt
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E.sE-ETTE .sR.IESEs3
2. ks. sfF.gEs Ez.S.Fs.

at9gNEY SURVEYOR. 9H5ec over
I O. Torr;s0n's Store; near the Bridge.
M,nitowoc. Wisconsin. loss
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TANEFaGgETESE au1 Dealers ia
M Lumber, Lath. and Shingles Bills cut TO order
on saart notice. M,aitowoc Wis.
A. D JONES
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TFogNEY auE Counsellor at 5.9sw-
n Ohee, corner Of Sth and Quay streets Manto-
voc, Wisconsin,. i--9t
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CODA WATER Manu- nuracturer-pspec3
~ fully requests and will hil orders promptly at
factory, corner IN ana Jay street, Manltowoc 16,
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EFtsEAEss 5; sy'z5ETE,
s, Il. EsCGD.

4 TTOEsNEYS at law. MSnftoWoc'
n Wisconsin. osioe on Eighth street, over the
First National Bank. ttiS oo.l
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:. Es. TR EFT.

4 TTD3SET and Counselor at Law
"A Real Estate Agent. Office corner of Eight
ni sraniliin streets, N,njtowoc. Wisconsin. Al
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.g.TO. q. ZEEH-S.

4 fEoSSEf and Counselor at Law.
IA Onice on Eighth street, Manitowoc Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to- 1852
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L. O. @. T.

Thick ernlipg Lodge No. 55, i. O. .. Z.
~ Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
Hall, in Carus' block the south side
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DD.f' II. SEE0TE,
TTOUNEY ami 'ouusafOr at law
IA Ofice with Geo. y. fooda Manitowoc Wis
G nsin. 14-39
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RITES OF .aD1.ExTIsE.yG.

(Twelvelines or less make square.)
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The following proclamation, fixing the
time and conditions of the Mississippi
election. was promulgated on the l4th
, 1869-01-13

ported They propose to divide DhkotA oc'~ctn n
NebrRska snd Mtrnrro.a. wrtfc utan ie 70 DC el-
ytded between Colorado. Wyoming. NcFtd1 Aao
idaho. Tbs object Of 1htt eenemc seems u o1 70
st1@c the Mormon problem o5 i1n'ee. a.s.oA'
= he whole oace ton w&s DISCUSSED IN tue .oAa'
utttcc Of Ei t1uLe last summer On contested
r.a, rstr hnt of courte no action could bo taken
there. "
.,,orr the documents laid before the Setsto
,o.a.y. w1s ono fson Franklin Haven. George
p, Upton. inc. 7. Coolidge, Henry
i. GsYduer, George b. Blake. J. ].
t1sir, q, a. Nli|lAas and other capitalists, OBJ
]ectirs to the proposed suheldlts to ,heN"fthern
Pacific and U11on pactac, Eastern Dislsloo, Rail-
wa5r. Tho memorial sets iorsh inat
,bc pending hills propose aid to the smonnt OF
ffss, ,0Co, ,0Ol. Iteso fs nt.cmc1 will do tho work
for = subs 10y ,hst viii not amount to more than
<sa,0oU, too or f6u 0O0.n00. and Eisc bonds .n
f1t0A0o,o0o for completing both lines in Ten
years.
7nH TA1,rr p1lL
rot 4 ret hack IL The House to-d.y which much
uirstpoiutc,i It's fri. nds. When Nj. WsshbuTne
~an,cd the LrcIssas!on bill "tdc
tue epec!sl ordrs scE oHo'fo".
Moo,hcad projected, and said be WOMB
calf up hts Tariff bull then. An effort ha' peea
u,ude to conc 10 Il 1nc agttlment on the ~ :e1
In, # eonld not be accomplished. and holh rsf
tics netced 10 tage the sctsc Vi shs aonAe' I'M
vote went apstu.s the Tariff htlt bT ~ Jeas to Z
na,e on trtlrrs, Tho Republicans aud Denocfat'
being much divided.
7ue nARiNE Cnnfs.
There ts good deal ot tAt& about mr.. wan
hnrn,..s pfpputIt!uu tu reduce tAeA CtEp"
rhc ur,,rr now authurlzyd ia R,s0u ufie' re ant
| .,,,r.,e.. and he proposes tu cut IL down II
! i,n0 Ihe ccmmitttr On Arpt"p,sssinu
| .,,.o with flBJ tyut The EnEAktf t41ei
, 1869-01-13

DAY. In tho senate business WA mainly cnnaued
to the Introduction &td reference Of oils. and
none ofthem vere Of general importaucs. After
the adjournment Ct The acuaso caucus wa nsao
to elect Pendent pro ton 1t Vas attended by
Eenatrrs Of ho.h parties. and prcridcd over ~
Senator Williams. On the second bsltot ".
Wtinams vas nominated tor f1eatden1.
pro tsk1. lctelTitR IL votes. 70 ~ tof sehatos
from AIIs gan. me n,htr Of t~o previous !eg1slA'
tures, aud leader Of The Republican, In the up
il lie Honae busluste vs. also mainly pfe1lm'
1nasy and rput1Ie IN its chazectef
A hl'l extending the time fos the col!eetion q
tsxts In the Township Of Thornapple. ba1t5 eoan'
hi. AnBton introduced eontutnstoana a
Amendmc1t. le2E1tR the state salsftes - dojecs te
lcRtslAltre Altstat!on, under certain fea'E'c
tlohB.
Notlrc w1s n1so given OF smother contsituuona
11ntnamelt+ 10 change tbe dase Q! sae sqftne
elections rum April to "A arch.
, 1869-01-13

ABI11VEp H&R1s&0AE4 "EEdN0a3s*
Pu1t1cpau, jan. IA terribly fatal acci-
dc NJ occurred Ut m elr1y nout this morning to
The night t1a3n OF the Pan Randie Road, At Gosk's
kun FONT. about th.ee miles below tats Gig.
earth frura beneath the track md lef hundred
o1 t.es without .uuuuAtion. ~hen thc sEain
reached the place the sleeping car was detached
from the train and was hurled over an embaok-
M n st.ty tett high OF shc teven persons 10
The car, three Weze instantly 1lled, and
Killed were J.hu Allen, sleeping
car copductor; c. kcPher1on. Of Springfield,
O.; sad Robert oaesrnC, of Penns,iyantt:
thc urht 10 be mostal}y injured, a. also
i young student On his way 70 Western
College, Injured Internally John Renecke,
Thu wreck took nv immrdta ely stter tho secs-
depi. bnt was cxtineuishrd with rome dimcnity.
The nodiea It the killed we're brought 10 thia
, 1869-01-13
upon made lengthy tpeeeh In support Of tho
tir,
On molten Of Nr. WAsHDURNg, Of H.. Ar.
Buffers uttfCu 10 fcconeldct vas tMd upon the

Mr. BPALD1N9. from ,hr COMMITTEE on Ap. i
aod !. a.
i'.f III cnt ny tho DAVIS. Hon st i Campbell Cum
mirslon, touching th. claitns Of tho Department
8t n! te funcudtttd aud tutnrd nv.r to the At. |
I tneJ GckcEhl, whoee duty IT sha be to CAUSE
% p q 'f
Aad r ceiscd ~ aai1 court subject howrEcf. 70
e1stotnas'tn n Or re.exaniration OF T:tne'ses u
'ISss Mr. rspAip1sa raid tho comui,.lon had
uran n,ouslJ distracted him to oatr the f:so!n'
snte ssx s s., 1cfe
Termination sppotnsci under u act Of coaRsess.
unt ri tue omm'tf'one1n Nat = JnHttee VI the
e.ninrtt ne1chsnt of Il. Louis: The ION III.
cd 90 much II them to be paid N 'hsy dee med
lubl caintnnsB; did receive taelr zaoher aud Ra!e
ectipts tu fuMj hut n9~, aa!op'tl'ng ~ II n!.ut
hi,;: NIX thr d1tIetcute het1ecn what WIS urgu- |
sly e'' ID apu nst l. iaey T. s.1a e1 YGhs !.
-, tb.y gave thess trcep1s under duress, there.
fuIe. 1litJ are MT bt unu bJ ,h"m.
IN RELY ton qu.tth:n hy NJ stDES:R, r.
r. taIr1 hs itr conIt fgr wdat II WIS wUfth
jht tett Intttn patted.
Mt. DAWES presented 'ha rt.dtulalt 1f j.
n. I a.elhent a. IeIsxat- fun Wyoming Tes't.
t1. att'sstrtf. Ind til. rtsl. ntt1l. mere referred
lu thr q mn,t'ee nh Kleeiiaut.
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tHl,tt tu tpi,tltte tbs tvHitt1tlae hh HflnRhca.
~hn hare ~ Dtbit 'tnpttl*at ba'Ihess ~ esatt'
Itth. "
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~. h!.''hs' tssaea W 'A' 's4"''''o '"o''A"~'
mr WnsHHfffNk oi Ii,ino,s. ran, NH tbs Com.
tiys, 4: s:.tsppIopi's!,en. 81.
w. ,.,ott.% no4,'%S; ;n}.t ,e.o,.,,o, .,,s.a,
puoiehcd go nsxspepe!s ptopo:nS yEossc;
tttae u nasta 1T o. H.. he9, ~ hponoh1 ~
stentien sefy IT secs5t; and tna the rsto
lio1 waH aea i3pu npoa ,ocnmend.I tn1 Ia w.s nnt
howr1t, Hsr 'At .niborized ni1c5sisy TO etsts tus
iacs Int me1tsoned i o. b.. omn feepons1,n}'iS5,
pIe9dean t. ea " n1es ,,,ed me snh,ec 10
% the Committee on Fo1eiep Affairs. There was not
aae9n I'D & ens S
ufar1mtu1 apthclit5 u tae Co1oEn4Itec u 4"aAe
atsp'1nt;, n,,r ,se ,nor,,oa u,e,,.- ~ ru,.n,u<.
Mr. MULLINS inquired @netoes y poisa1nSf
tn!eissrinE sit5 iorelsn government.
Iii: ba fHS 1epiitd-1a no tespec: Whatever:
Nc European goyetnment bad ne slisa.ess r. .
contemplate Intervention ii the slightest degree;
TaS oGl5 ioI tae paIpnse =. asssEeK ~. uaJa
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{ t II; lNGEHsoLL ae9eo Ml. banns 70 ,tt iuiorm ],
| 7'r,ae ?; tbs p1opetsd pEoisS.o;.tc.
. A5: bAsh sato the resoinuon a!a hot coz