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DE1.TISTRT Y.

mr. A j. PATCHEN. Dentist. n ce
/ In Sherman's new building, on Sth street,
Manito~oe, Wis
- Teeth extracted without pain.
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TASERH SEMES.

nEALER in stoves: Tin, sheet iron
and CopparwAre manufacturer. All KINDS OF
repairing done Eighth Street. opposite Tribune W
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DEAFNESS. CATARRH.

- lady who has suffered for years from Deaf
ness and Catarrh cured bv simple remedy. Her
ympathy and gratitude prompt her tc send the re-
septs, free Of charge. to sfmiiari- afflicted
CA Address Mrs NJ. c. LEeGETr, Hoboksr NJ.
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0thickerminx Lodge No 81. L. O. O. f.
" Meets every Friday Evening az the Odd Fslow.
Hall in Carus' block the south side
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.M.1SOHIC.

CODA WATER respect
fulfy requests and will Gli orders promptly 81 mis-
= etory corner 7th and Jay street, Manitowoc 1871
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TEAS.


DY the subscriber, Five Tons of Good Merchantable
DButter for which the highest market price will
bs paid. j. z. PLATT.
Mani
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DCTaTE, IT.NBER T.4KD,

u,ur undarS;rued are prepared TO HI
to order bills of lumber or lath on the ~ 80
notice man will be at all times IN INC a. -
-s,a ro wait ON our customers and receive their 1
h. The hest stock kept costantly on hano a' 'iie
NAB * earher oi ouas A"u GUYLEs & BROWN.
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS

Our facilities for transacting this immen U'in..
are better than ever before. We have a-rrr. III ~
the principal cities to purchase goods from ts Mr.
facturers Importers, and others, for Cash. IL, 'i-
at immense sacrifice from the original & l.s-
duction.
Our stock consists, in part .. the fo..v-,r s~o'.
Shawls. Epiankets, Quilts, C..ttnn..
ring Jams, Dress Goods, Table Linen,
Towels, Hosiery, Gloves, Skirts, Ccre.ts,
&C.,
Silver-Plated Ware, Spoons .pIa'cd on
Nickel Silver, Dessert Forks, five bottled
plated Castors, Britannia Ware. Gla's
Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, in
great variety.
Elegant French and German Fancy Good. F.su'.
full Photograph Albums, the newest and cli.se<s
styles In Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
Morocco Travelling Bags. Handkerchief AM tIi''"s
Boxes &c.
Gold and Plated Jewelry, Of the newest styles
We have also made arrangements with some "f ti'e
leading Publishing Houses, that will enable to sef
rs siandari es. latest works of popular anho-s st
about one-half the regular price such IS BEno..
MOORE, BGsNs, MILTON. and TESNYsoN's WORKS In fut
Gilt and Cloth Bindings,-and hundreds OF others.
These and eysrything else for
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TO THE FARMERS |!

H. D. Smalley Bro, havng:ust received a large
stock of Steel from Pittsburgh prepared fill or
ders for their large STEEL PLOWS-1st PREMIUM
at the Manitowoc A gricultural Fair
A9-Those farmers in want of a
TIP-TOP CAST PLOw,
polished) should buy cast LoRAL pLow at sI2 05
1t II. ID. SMALLEY L BRO
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One Dollar for each .<rt.e:r.

We do not offer a single article of merchandise -.
be sold by regular dealers at price. ". -
not ask you to buy goods from unless rsn y
them cheaper than you obtain them in A1y
other way-while the greater part Of our gccc- liz
so1d at
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.I.A.O. - ZLEA.&.

TTOMyEY and Counselor Rt Law
IA once on Eighth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Csllsctions promptly attended TO- 1c-a2
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n. TRE.4T,

TTO1NEY and Counselor at Law,
n Real Estate Agent. Office corner OF hgn.
a FrsakIiu ,trests. Manitowoc, Wisconsin. All
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DsgulAr Meeting of Mantsowoc Ledge
IL Il held at Masonic Hall, "a York Street, on the
tst and Sd Wednesday Of Each Month.
E. *. RAND, W. NJ
wx H. HORN. Sec.
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Il. ID. JO.1 rs

NGANUFACTURER and dealers IN
VI Lumber Lath and Shingles Bills cut to order
~%'f"S A. D. JoNES.
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r. U.OOD-

TTORNEYS Mt Law. ManitoWcc,
a wisconsin Once Eighth street, over the
-. N.tion.I rank jy19651
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u, ID. MIR X HIN.
N. .1TxCU s U.HyTE.

TTORNEY and Counselor nt Law
~ ONCE corner of Stb and Quay streets Manito-
wec, Wisconsin tZ-si
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NEw YoRE, April ga horrible &C
cdent is reported on The Long Island
Railroad. Tho train which left Hun.
ter's Poiut at 10 o'clock this morning,
when about ono mile east of Jamacia.
ran, off the track When going at the rate
Of about twenty miles an hour. Six
passengers were instantly killed. apd
fifteen others severely injured, two or
three MORALLY Every person in The
rear, car was either killed or Injured. :
Among the killed were. TWO women and
an infant. The cause the acciden. was
a broken rail. Among the lpassenlers
killed are Wm. O, Rushm0ra, president
Of, t6e, Atlantic Bank, BrooklSnn and P,
sba1dhsn,,a railroad conqaclor Among
the injured is Mr., Craig, Of east 30lb
street, ibis city, badly cut sbout The
head and hip dislocated. 81 ~ ,.'s,
Anolhtf atco6nt says There were ff.
teen passengers ia the lastJcst, which
was broken to'splintets,S add eight pas 1
sengcrs Killed. 5iTbe5l Brakehaa5 l'G66.
VanNsstFshd, was killed as was d child
named Adams ;; iHS parentsf Of the'lsttet
arc terribly injured aud cannot survive.
The Killed. and wounded were removed
to Minioln and Jamaica. and Everything
is being donG 4oalleuate the sufferings
Of The latter. "-.' .'f'.' ts.'. O. ' VHf'
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POINT PLEASANT. w, VA.
THURsDAy, APRlL 20, lsO0,
TnE NEW AssESsOR.

Our usghbor Of the Journal seems TO
he vexod al the appointment of o, W.
MsIher. Esq for Assessor of tho Third
Congressional District He says, Mr..
MAther has neither honesty inlelIi-
teneo, or qualification" for the position.
We lake il, that Mt Mather is just uO
honest, as intelligent and as capable as
Mr.. ThOrnburg, and will make equal y
as good, it not better officer.
We are not surprised to fud friend
Howard ia such bad humor at this ap-
poiu'ment, because by it be will be re,
mOVed from the position Of Assistant
Assessor of this county If he thought
Mr.. Malher would retain him 10 Office,
no wonld have had nothing 10 say.
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Tie latest bulletin from Washington

The latest bulletin from Washington
is 4IIal alter prolonged struggle, the
uominatipa of Hon, John $ Garlic, to
be M6isIerlo Sweden and RorWsY, fn
ony failed of confirmation. II appears
that al one time lime shortly before the
adjournment a vote was taken and Mr..
Carliie was confirmed but subsequent.
ly there was q reconsideration Of the vote
and no other vote was reached before adj
iournmeut. This leaves Mr., Garlic out
10 The cold AFTER ali, ,.' '.'
a good daOl Of interest has been ex'
cited in this case all over the coGntry.-
Our exchanges have teemoJ with para,
graphs about M. Garlic and bis de-.
ssris, and they have generally not been
favorable. The matter was thoroughly
discussed in the Senate and hsd il not
been for efforts Of 81 least one of our own
Senators Mr. Garlic would not have had
the ghost Of a chance. - Our conjecture
is that the vote confirming him was TAX
en- when the Senate was nOahy@ empty,
and that the reconsideration followed as
soon IS seaators came in and found what
had been done. '''oe .'a.3 =" ''Has
The question is suggested whether
Grant may not now appoint Garlic I'M
der the second section Of the tenure Of.
Office act. Under Q strict construction
Of the section, we can see nothing to for.
bid it. Mr.. Joseph ] .,BartIert. Of New
York, is the incunbont. Under the new
law The President con now suspend Mr.
Bartlett and appoint Mr.. Garlic or any
one else. Yet ills not likely that di-
rectly upon The heel Of this rejection by
the Senate he would put Mr.. Garlic in
the place. and thus poinredy ontagOnize
the Senate. Mr.. Cdrlile would have to
be sent to the Senate within thirty days
after the opening Of the next session and
would certainly be rejected again.-ln-
teLli1encer.
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A GARD.

Nesgs. Ra6aSr % Hovsy, agents Of
Northwestern, Mutual LIFE Insurance
Company. Permit me. Ito behaIf,ol my.
sell and children, to return our heartfelt
thanks to you and The NOrlbWsslera
Mutual Lie Iosuraoce Comp any, for
ptomptpess in paying 10 Us $4,000. 90,
on the life policy Of my late husband,
FidoIip. lobt. deceased. Your prompt
mess 10 this respect is indicative Of The
RELIABILITY OF the Company, and another
guaranty 70 the confidence Of its patrons,
An institution Of such merit deserves
SUGGEST and TO that cod, i has the
prayers Of widows aud Orphans who. BY
its aid, and The prudence Of the assured,
are thus liboially provided for when
death ,bereayoF them, Accept from US
this token Of esteem ard thankful grpsi-
tudoa n..at SUSAN HoBT, n
PoMERoY, April eOlh. 1869, l,..
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Point Pleasant Market.
7l'l OF C6trected Weekly by q 7na
I'M, COLE GROCER 3

APrLEs--Dried l5c pr pound.
Beans 3EAASss - Beans fp 81 50@33 50 per
bush. H.,
Butter 35@4oo. :. !. . q. ''' ~
BAkrSo PowDEs-All kinds, so cts.
per pound. ..., . ia .n.,-
80 OTIS. ,,,
/ cRAckar5ReYg Bp4 10. Soda la3, aud
Cream 40 cts, per pound. .,, III
CAsD'Es-slick Candy $50, Clear 4Oc,
French Goo pound, .b ,..a,
CANDLES -Tsll0w 2ort Star SOC per
pound. t,.,., I'M .,t,oi 10.
EeGs--ln good demand a at l5c. ~
FLouR-Thero is a. decline, We
quote choice A at 50 80; xxx 1925
Xxx 81 90; X Sc 90, VIZ, ,o. so,.,',.
FRgIrs -Raisons 25c,, Prunes 25c,
Curfaqts 25c, Figs 800 per pound. W,
yFIsu-Newmacketal BY the kitSs rs
@$35O; Cod 10 to l2tc a pound. eal
GRArs-WhNat' prime 81 35@l 3d.
Oats soc, Corn 65c, ...l
GLAss-sxlO, SO co. loxI2, 81 90;
lOxl4. 81, 20; l0xl5, "a 20n l0xl6
81 so; 1915, 81 80. f-.,s sfe q .,
KANAwHA SALT Barrel 50 % evan.
LEAD AND SHoT-.Bar Lead l5c per
ID, Shut all Nos, l8c per ID.
LARD-l8O22o, jl.4 sI5
MoLAssEs--Poui Rico SOC per gal 4.
n. O.. 81 10. Syrup Isl '25,
lOd to God at 81 so; 81 81 rs: Cd So
Al S. %; Sd SO 90, with the usual dis
count to tho trade, .I,-E
0ns-LArd, Sc 10; Lub,ic 5OO6o:
Linsced. wholesale 97@Sl Is; retail
81 80; Carbon, 40 c. par gal.
PRovrsIoNs--Shoulders l5@l7 cts.
hams 2O@22o; sides 1920 G; Mess
Pork lsc dried beef 25@3C oents,-
PoTAToEs $4,000 per bush
SUoAR--HavOnu1, loo; Cuba Ice;
N. o, l6@l7c; hard refined 22 cts,
Coffee sugar, 1920 C,
SoDA-New Castle 10. ..
STARcn-l0c. , llg. .a ....
TEAs-.Young Hyson and Imperial
81 per pound: Black 81 60.
VNECAR-Puro Cider Vinegar SOC
gallon. .
WhrTE LEAD-Mixed Lead, So 5O0
SO 75i Pure Lead, 50 20 per key 81 2b
lbs $40 gU.md ilirs..3 u .1n
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Partial income returns OF Washing
tOu Tor The presant ysss are published
Riggs, the banker, heads the list with
S37,lG7, Next to him is Dempsey, the
slaliouer, and Government contractor
lately notorious Tor a case of assault. in
connection with his exposure before
Congress, who shows $3G,35O, while O.
Toolp, his partner in business, renders
$40, 900, w, W. CorcorOn returns S26 !.
$40, Marshall Blown. 81 Ges; the two
Willard brothers, who own the hoteI
bearing their name, S4s,l5l jointly; the
proprietor Of tho Ebbitt House, Sll.llO
the proprietor Of tho National Hotel,
lO4s2; R +. Merrick leads the lawyers
with $4,000; Thomos j. Durant, for.
merly of New odoans, following with
$lo.767,fwhilo George W. Adams Of
tho World, leads the correspondent,
With sd,o0s,
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THE C, & o. Il II.

An article Appearediu The last issue
of the Kanavha Journal in regard to
this road, based upon conversation
had with H.'C. Parsons. Esq, OF Win
field, stating thotra meeting ohad been
acid at Richmond and that the eodifact
Cor the building The tood had been Civ.
go to, The Pennsylvania ccStrnl Railroad
Uompenys We are informed thai, the
editotrtof The Journal misunderstood
the conversation alluded TO. 70 meet.
ing vas held fSf the purpose stated. and
noisuib proposition as the one descri'
bedlwas made or accepted. The state
ment DbO6t q eontruct with the Penn.
eslvsnibl Central, now SO generally Cir
culaied has no shadow Of foundation
except in Iba Iulile immaginations Of
the editors of the Journal and the Rich
mond Enquirer. We make these sug.
gestions because il circrlsted without
contradiction. such reports do harm.
.N . 3
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DECORATION DAY.

AZ the day for decorating the graves
Of those who lellin defence Of The Union
is DOT fstidistsdt, We give the following
order recently issued by General Logan,
Commander 10 Chiel Of the G. A. R.
We trust he members oftIal orgaoiza.
IiOp, in This State, and all others who
feel 90 interest in this mater, will see
that the orIer ID fully carried out
wherevsra DECEASED eomrOde IN arms u
taking his last sleep beaeath The soil Of
our youthful commonwealth. NJ.
Hons G, A. r.. VI nrs1I J
ADJ'T GEN's oTTfcE, All F ST.
10 WAsHBGToS. April II, 1859
General Orders No qi:-t The SO.b
OF Mby proximO-aiday set OparI by the
Gtsnd Army Of the Rspubicoio COM
memople tho glorious deeds Of orr de.
parted comrAdeS-wiIl DO observed
throughout tie United States 10 such a
manner as BELTS the soIOmnties Of the
OCCASION and will testify 10 the andyihg
love of graceful people for the memory
Of those who died that the nation might
live. This is the second public observ-
ance Of The occasion. which il is trusted
viii recur yearly while there romans a
heart loyal to tie cause in which our
comrades fell. and while the moving
principle of that struggle is worth pre-
serving Ii our ORGANIZATION had no
other object, that alone keeping green
the resting places of our nations de-
fGnders, by ibis annual CONNIE moratiOD,
would be motive enough 10 hold US to-
geiher 10 a lraternol baud. The CON-
mander-in- Chief desires TO thank those
patriotic men and women who gave their
aid and sympathy on former occasion
10 make successful this National Mem
orial Day, and they are cordially invited
TO unite with the comrades Of the Grand
Army in tho approaching ceremoniesj
aud he thanks the loyal Press every,
where, through whose generous aid o
lasting has been made orthe OBJ
scrvances one year ago. TO the Con.
gress Of the U nited States, the comrades
are specially indebted for authorizing
the publicationEih book form, Of the
proceedings of last May, and for the
promise held out that each year q com.
pilation wifpbe made and polished, as
Al National grecognition Of sympathy
with these memorial observances, lHa
III. II has been determined pot TO
prescribe any form Of ceremony forau6i'
sersali obseryunce, but each Post, or any.
number Of Posts, may arrange together
such flung services as circumstances
will permit Department Commanders
will-uSe every eITort'to perfect arrange
mentS for The occasion. Tho newspaper
Pres arecrequesled to give publication
10 this order.. d odj Iol obsg d Mad ala,
I'LL patlmsutidnd RdsloGohmai.
derS are specially en- joined mo preserve,
and forward to these headquarters a.
copy Of thOiproreediugs lin printed form
SO far as possible) which take place in
carrying out this order. 9uy afij 1',eg1s
lV.4As tho 3Oth of May occurs on the
Sabbath, Posts are a, liberty to observe
either that dOy or Saturday, the Goth,
By order Of t'At J3A LOGAN.
1e7aa a.g'iodO Comm Snder-ia- Chief,
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AnAD MOTIVATION.

The nomination Of JOHN S. 'Csrlisle as
minstsrto Stockholm, Sweden, consider.
ed as rather an important appointment,
naturally and justly causes considerable
remark 1t is,underslood that be halls
from West Virginia, and bis appoint
mcnl is TO be considered as in som
sense. a satisfaction Of the claims of our
Stale TO recognition in the matter Of ap
pointmenls. That IL where the shoe
pinches. Carlisle long ago deserted
West virginia and was about the same
time, sumarily regulated in this State as
not being In any way a representative Of
the loyal Senlimentof it, and we believe
the disIoyaI portion never had faith
enough in his integrity 10 take hold Of
him, lie remained for a considerable
time ia obscuriLy, suspended like Maho.
NETS coffin. When the Grant campaign
commenced he turned up from some
where and pretended to be convert from
Johnsonism to Republicanism and made
speeches, When the election Of U S.
Senator was up he had himself nomna
ted, but his Claims 10 that position we're
sgmmarily squsIched. The Tex. thing
is his nomination by General Gnnt as
Minister to Stockholm, made. DO doubt,
ia honest dsfsrend De to the State Of West
Virginia. Welhburgi HeralHlg lari
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James Haggerty is a New Yorker
whom policeman found drunk and
asleep in the street, The officer testified
that he would fall down, whercupon tile
officer "lost his temper, and tapped Hag-
gertY on the head two or three times 10
wake him up" Next morning Hogger.
~ was found dead 10 HE cell, with
wounds on his head "inaicred by some
blum, instrument" They look upon his
death as mystery.
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CHrLDREN BURNED TO DrATu.-A ter.
riSle thing was the result OF FIRE ia
Fleming county Kentucky, recently ,-
A Mr.. Hurst bad left seven children al
home and was on a visit to a eighbor1. -I- u
His house took fire during bis absence
and burned A children 10 death" His
little boy aged l2 years heroically saved
three Of the younger children, and in al.
tempting to rescue the fourth was destroy.
ed blythe fall Of the burning roof. The
father arrived ID time to dnd his house
10 ruins aud children dead. '''aN
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BY tho settlement 10 Washington re-.
Gently OF the accounts oil an army officer,
be was fouud to bsrindobted to the Gov.
eminent 10 tho enormous sum of S72, :
100000; but it was shown at the time
that the amount of Government proper
~ 10 his possession to be disposed Of
would equal this deficiency. Even were
officers disposed TO do so, what adequate
security could some Of them give to
justify tho Government 10 trusting such
immsn,e amOuals Of property in thar
poSesdiSn9 ai ,.lt s.D.
nfg 1ifa --------- ----se - H
Subscribe foriths Rcgstere,aod pay
fot'it lin OdVHnc'.
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Loud

Is tho praise in the mouths Of 0vcryboly in
favor Of RobNck's Stomach Bttcrs Blood
Pills aud Blood ruriSrr B l., Miles AEUnt,
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APPoISTeD Colonel Elwin Frey, Of
Buckhaunou, but now clerk in the
Stale Auditors Office, has been ap.
pointed and confirmed Land Register
for The territory Of Idaho. Col. Frey,
was soldier 10 the Union army He is
well qualified for the position, and is as
deserving os any man in the State.
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Poor Mr., sproguo is bound TO come
to grief as VIC feared all along that he
would. The New York Head, which
never praised anybody without damog.
ing him, is out in a warm panegyric on
him styling him "the Walpolo Of the
American Senate" Saying he is Just the
uan for the times and the UnlLed States
Senate as at present constituted" and all
that sort of thing. It's pity for
SPraguo, but il was one Of tho risks he
ran.
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sT.ATE or wEsT Y1RaINIAl

4 IT Rules held ih'the CLERKS ciiice of''ts.,
n Circuit Court Of Mason county, for The
month Of April 1862 u MTfINiT
A s Arnold, WI Davis and q A. Medbsrty
partners, who do business under the firm paTs
'Of.A S'Arnold 4 %, compliments,
Albert Shore, Elizabeth Shore and R6bsA
Shore, and the BurnBp Salt company, a cornor.
alton duly organized under the. hvsD of' tbo
State Of West Virginia, defendants. VI
IN cHANeERY AND AT4ACHNENr. .lt.
The object Of this suit is for the complainant,
10 recover from the three first named defendants
the sum Of $l235, 40, with interest on s4O0
part thereof from the 18th day Of September
1868; aud on $d72,50, another part thereof
from the 18th day January. 1869, and on
$3.50, As. another part thereof from the LIST day
Of February 1867: and also TO attach the estate.
(includng as we'll credits due them from said
Burnap Salt Company IS all other credits due
them in said county of Mason from other par.
tics,) Of the said three first named defendants.
in said county Of Mason And It appearing by
affidavit filed in the papers of this cause that
the said Albert Shore, Elizabeth Shore and
Robert Shore are non residents Of the State Of
West Virginia On motion ofGompainanls by
counsel, il Is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here within one month after dde
publication Of this.order and do what is neces.
sary to protect their interest in the 'premises -
Test UiE w, W. HAMPER, Clerk,
PAINE 4 TnrMBLE, & MYERS, Soils
aprl5 4w
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According TO German statistics, more
than 25O,oOp omigmnts left Europe in
1868 10 find homes 10 America. 0fthesO,
10000 embarked at liverpool, 60, 900
nj Bremen, $4,000 at Hamburg, 10000
al Hayre, and about 1000 at Antwerp,