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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-18
Manitowoc, Wis.
Keep constantly on hand
GOOD SUPPLY

of articles in their line, which tLcy will sell at
the following extremely low prices:
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Boots and shoes.

My stock of Boots and Shoes consists Of
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women's
and misses calf ball. shoes; childrens copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
cost-al OF which are CUSTOM MADE and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
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Brocha and Wooden Shawls.
at very low prices for cash.
am offering a large and well selected stock of
Ready Made Clothing,

comprising mems overcoats, mems cashmere
and broadcloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits underclothing, &c. all of
which will sell lower than any house north of
Milwaukee.
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@ailoring.
N EW F A 8 q I o N
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.


MENKE il MULLER,
MERCHANT T4LLoRs, No. s25 KING STREET,
Have lust opened the largest and finest stock Of
Clothing ever offered in this city for MEN,
YOUTHS AND BOYS, comprising full assort-
ment OF DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS, DERBY
Suits, walking Coats, Overcoats, Pea &c;
The largest portion is OF imported gooos, ana
manufactured into garments by ourselves-we
can therefore recommend them as regards fit,
wear and workmanship.
Our TAILORING DEPARTMENTS Is supplied with
the finest selection Of English, French, German
and Domestic Cloths, Doeskins, Beavers, TTlcots,
Meltons, Vevetine, Diagonals, CheViots, Cordo-
row, CassImeres, &C., and large variety OF MOD
ern Pants and Vest Patterns, which we make up
to order by measure in the latest style. Tne
foreman In this department OF our business mas
no equal in the artistic world for cutting and pro-
ducing an elegant fit.
FURNISHING GOODS.-This department is sup
piled with the Celebrated ~ Shirts, Engnsn'
French and Domestic Undershirts ana DraweIs'
Alexandra and Couvolssier's KIDS bucksklns n vas
simere SILK and Thread Gloves, Linen anu soz raps.
Collars. Neck Ties, Bows, Scarls POCKET hanoEei'
chiefs Socks Umbrellas. &c. 80
0nr stock has been selected Win great care,
AMI, prices marked very low IN plain ngures.
Buyers In our line will find it TO thelr aaVan'
taoe TO call In and see for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. noVl-tutllsZuos
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GERMAN GOSSIP.

AT Giessen, Bavaria, there are four hum
hospitals.
1t has al last been decided to celebrate the
Beethoven Centennial in Vienna, on the actual
birthday Of the comp oser-that is the 10th Of De-
cember.
The learned DR.. Crecelius has gone to Nancy
to search the archives Of that place. In connection
with his quest after MSS. and books taken from
German libraries by the French. --.,.
Bremen has subscribed sl25,ooo for the Ger
man sick and wounded soldiers. Immense guam
titles Of wine, cigars, cognac, coffee, tea, ham
and woollen clothing are constantly gent gratui-
tously to the army and hospitals. ,
"A file Of one OF the Metz journals is 9 curious
sight, Owing to the scarcity Of paper 1t was
printed -one day on red placard paper, another
on blue, third on bun, and so on. Another
journal was printed on brown packing paper.
The German artilerlsts all declare, that the
injury which resulted In bending the gilt cross on
the spIre Of the cathedral at Strasbourg was ac-
cidental, as they had, strict orders to spare the
building 3. r,s,,.... y ~
DIR. Jur, of the Kammergericht Of Berlin, is
Prussan oficer OF hussars, who has found time
in the intervals Of military duty to write humor-
GUS description OF the battle Of Sedan In sanscrit
-Saal the German court painter, tled recently at
Baden Baden. He had for many years resided at
Paris, and his death Is ascribed to the privatons
and excitement Incident on his expulsion from
that city. -.i..
Two newspaper correspondents OF Berlin are
still kept at Bitsche as prisoners Of war, in def
ance Of the regulations, "because," as the com.
mander Of the forts says, "they have acquired so
minute knowledge of the fortifcadons that 1t
would be dangerous to allow them to join the
enemys forces" -.,i go
Bismarck has way Of managing French OF.
fcials In the conquered provinces AL those who
show signs of dlsasection are paid their salaries
in bonds on the French Government payable at
Paris and Tours The money thus, saved goes
into fund for the relief Of the Germans recently
expelled from France. 80.
A German artist, Mr. Bleistren, Is engaged at
Versailles in executing sketches for large oil
paintings commemoratiug incidents In the war.
One representing the Crown Prince at Woerth is
pronounced to be excellent, as are also those rep
resenting the King at Sedan and General Hart
man at Clamart.
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sHIPWREOK.
GALVESTON. November 81.

GALVESTON, November 81.
Captain Coombs, of the brig Ellen Roinard,
from New York, states that on the 2sth Of octo-
Der he sailed from New York, when four days OUT
in latitude 81 deg. % min, longitude 73 deg II min
fell in with schooner Morning Star, Of Rltchebucto
New Brunswick dismsnted and full OF water;
sent boat to her aud took on William Eddy /,
cook and steward, who reports having been on
the wreck nine days. with nothing to eat or
drink but cocoanuts. The captain, Matthias Bell,
was washed overheard at the time that the
schooner capsized, also James Bell, the mate anu
three seamen, William Bell, Marx Hutchinson anu
William Quinn. They all belong to Ritchebucto.
The schooner Started from Cape Hayti on the 18th
October, bound for Boston with cargo of log
wood. hides and coffee.
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

The triel of the Baton Rouge prisoners at
New Orleans continues.
batch of Gonaldsonyllle rioters were yester-
day committed to the parish prison in New Or
leans.
The steamship Magdals arrived at New York
yesterday with cargo OF tea from Shanghai
August 18th, via suez Canal. sheis the first tea
ship to that port which has made the passage.
correspondent writing from Rome on the
18th, describes the preparations there making for
the reception of Victor Emanuel. By order OF
the Pope, every church will be closed during the
Kings presence In the city. Tile States OF the
church have been place under an interdict.
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y GOLD and BOND MARKET.
NEW YORK. MOI

NEW YORK, November 21-Evening.
The speculative feeling is somewhat chang
ed this afternoon, gold being frmer and stocks
weaker In consequence ci private dispatches
somewhat more warlike. Money easier than for
some time past. The offerings exceeded the de-
mand throughout the day. Prime discounts 7ash;
exchange neavy-bankers lowered shelr rates aad
showed disposition to draw more freely. Gov
ernments comparatively quiet, but closed less
firm. Skies 1at&; sxty-twos TX; fours !; ayes
I; new OK; sevens sx; elghts II; fortes OK; Ten
nessees 55l; new 55l1; 'yirginlas. o.; new 81;
Lousianas Il; new s5; levees Il; eights Ss%; ala
bamas lOl; aves 70; Georgas so; sevens 81; North
Carolinas AGA; new %; South Carolinas So;new
6s7s.
FRANKFORT, November 81.
Bonds steady; i7es esh.
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THE NEW BANK BILLS.
An Important Radical Caucus.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS

O ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, Monday, November 81.
Alta caucus of leading Republicans, few
nights ago, it was agreed that the bills OF the
Bank of the State shall not be funded just now,
because grave doubts exist as to the liability Of
.ne state for any Of Its war issues. The bills in
question amount to about s2oo,oOo and were IS
sued in 1861 and 1852. The holders of these-hav-
ing paid few cents only on the dollar for them
can afford 10 hold them better than the State, in
its present Strengthened condition, can afford to
pay, especially as the s:ate, If pushed just now,
might decide Adversely to it's obligation to pay at
all. If the bills are ever funded, they will be
scaled. 1t is agreed that the best mode OF solving
the difficulty is to have the question solved by the
United States Court, for thlther it must certainly
go at last. coRsA1R.
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UNUSUAL ATTRACTION Fogartie's Book
Depository, in the bend Of King street, there Is
at present one Of the largest and best selected
stocks Of theological and mis- seelaneous books,
fIne stationery, wedding and visiting cards. &c,
to be found in the city. The department Of theo-
logical and Sunday. school books is made spe-
ciaty at this establishment and is at this season
especially rich, embracing large series OF the
finest English Bibles and Episcopal prayer books,
IN every variety of binding. The stock Of visit.
ing and wedding cards contains some novelties in
this line to which the attention OF the ladies' 10
ilyited
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VIENNA, November 81.
The excitement concerning the Eastern ques-
tlon continues unabated. Official circles believe
that at least the moral support Of the United
States will be thrown given TO Russia.
PRAGUE, November a..
The PolItik, the Sclavonian, organ, says the
sclaves are utterly opposed to war with Russia.
Other Journals say the entire Sclavonian popula-
tlon sympathlze with Russia's designs.
ST. PETERSBURG, November q.
The Javin zting says Turkey has assented to
the annulment Of certain stipnlatlons OF the
Paris treaty. The war feeling Is ardent through
out the Russian Empire. Ighatief returns to
Constantinople with full and particular tnstruc-
tions from the Imperial Government.
WASHINGTON, November 81.
It ts intimated sem.officlally that Russia and
Prussia will invite the United States toa congress
of the powers. The naturalization and naviga.
ton questions make their cooperation important,
II not necessary.
LONDON, November q.
writer in the Pail Mall Gazette urges tine
sending OF John Bright to Washington, as an en-.
voy Of Great Britain, to insure pacific relations
with the Americans in the present crisis.
1t is reported that Russia has fifty iron-clad
monitors at Nikollef drawing less than eighteen
feet OF water. The Russian Notifications at Azof
have been greatly strengthened, and are repre-
sented to be impregnable-, The Levant Herald, OF
the 18th; says 1t has reason to believe that the
Porte has ordered the military reserves to be
called Into service.
Chancellor Heatherly has formally notified his
colleagues that he will resign his office should the
government declare war against Russia. Bright,
Lowe, Cardwel and Childers it is believed will do
the same.
The city is full of rumors that Prince Gortscha-
kofr has informed Granville Of his willingness to
withdraw his note and submit Russia's claim to
congress.
Lord Russell arrived ut Versailles on Sunday
night, hence the story OF the Manchester Exami.
ner touching Bisnarck's denial Of an understand
ing with Russia about the Black Sea is unfound-
ed. Russelps first Official interview with Bis
marcs has been fixed for today.
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subscriptions are raised in all parts OF Ger
many to indemnify the inhabitants of the border
toBas and villages through which the German ar
mics had to go in passing to the front; and especi
ally for the people Of strasbourg. The King OF
Prussia headed the list In his kingdom with $500,
and the King of Bavaria followed with $72o. Ber.
Lin alone voted sl44 for strasbourg.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

.. WASHINGTON, November 2l.
Arguments on the cases involving the cotton
tax and conascation have been postponed 70 the
frst Tuesday In February.
The United States Circuit Court at Springfield,
Illinois, sustains u ruling OF the commissioner OF
Internal revenue that bonds issued BY towns or
cities to aid in the construction OF railroads, are
liable TO stamp tax the same as promt-ory
nohss,ss. - : -
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)RTHEAsTERN RAILROAD.
EWMH ag

Trains leave Charleston daily at $50 A. A.s
Sundays excepted,) and aao ?: n - A.
Arrive at Charleston 7.ao A. n, Mondays o.
ceptedD and 8 p. II. .,,r-
Train leaving at $50 A. H.. makes through COZ COZ.
uection to New York via Richmond ana AaesA 49,
Creek only-goIng through In ~ noars' sno Will
Train leaving at $50 r: II, have choice OF roste
via richmond and washington. OF Bay roufa "a
and aa1 over On sussy ~
more those leaving on Saturday remain sundag
IL This is t6s cheapest quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
Connections at Washington with Western trains Of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ~..,t
Engineer and Superintendeat>i
. p. I. ClKAPoR, 6enerA Ticket Agent. sei ls!fa
sept6 80 -. - -. 81
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes. r.
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The Alabama Legislature met In Montgomery
yesterday. There WIS no quorum Of the Senate
present.; although enough members to make
quorum were in the city, which gave rise to var!-
Gus rumors. s..... =
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC SALooN.-A Hot Lunch
every day from II to O'Clock. Oysters served In
every style, day and night. Up. HoRBAcH,
oct27-1mo Proprietor.
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, in velvet, S0c. each
Hasel street Bazaar and 161 King street.
oct10-mtu
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PHoroaRArtI ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding nifty pictures, 75c. and sOc. each, at No.
1e1 King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
oct1o-mtu CHAs. O. RICHTER 4 co.
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A NEW LOT Of mercantile Note Paper, five
quires for 5oc, at the Hase street Bazaar and No.
l81 King street. octl0-mtu
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 1e1 King street. octlS
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BUs.INESs NOTI;O.Es.

AN ESTABLISHED REHEDY.-"Brown's Bron- 70
chial Trochesn are widely known as an established
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness and other troubles Of the Throat and Lungs
Their good reputation and extensive use has
brought out limitations, represented to be the
same. Obtain only BROWNS Bronchial Troches."
Sold wholesale by Dowle, Noise 4 Davis, Charles
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EXCURSION TO FORT SUMTER. The steamer
Pocosln will make an excursion to Fort Sumter
to-day, leaving the foot Of Market wharf at II
O'Clock, and returning at quarter.past two.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS .-stereoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. 16l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noVl2
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THE SALE OF DAMAGED SUGARS advertised by
F. p. salas, TO take place tomorrow. "wednesday
has been postponed to Friday, 25th inst, at II A.
N. For particulars see advertisement.
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TUREEY'S ARMY

now numbers probably at least 100000 men. OF
these 0,0o1 are quartere1 In remote regions OF
the empire from which it would he dangerous
to the authority Of the Porte te 20 ~ remove 1a
months to bring them up to the feld OF battle.
the Turkish navy Is now also formidable force,
and 1t is commanded by an English admiral, IL
numbers at least fifty ships, tWelVe OF which sare
modes. The army, it should be remembered, Is
ar ned almost exclusively With American breech-
loading rifles.
THE sTRESaTH OF PRUSSIA
has been proved by the pending struggle. But 1t
Is pretty certain that her veteran troops have
been pretty well exhausted In the present var,
and the and E Et 5ms
Iililles In fresh conflict 1t Is by no means GER
tain that tile army would display the same ener-
ov and vigor She has still 100000 men under
arms-not on paper, but in reality.
RUSSIA,
on paner. has an army OF nearly million and a
half OF men; but. in fact, she mas certainly not
half that number, and even OF these 1t ls stated
by some authorities that It would take her at
least three months to concentrate 100000 men on
her frontier, and further two months to con.
centrate 2OJ, 900 more; but we may, perhaps, fair
ly rate her offensive strength at Soo, 200; Ine
treme dif1iculty OF mobilizlng It. Her vast pos
sessions are as vet miserably deficient u facilities
Of internal communication, and her troops, scat
tered from one end OF the land to the other, can
onIy. be gathered together by months OF patient
and energetic labor. The army Is also reported
to be very badly armed; only ten per cent. OF the
men are equipped with breech leaders.
TIE GRAND TOTALS.
Having thus briefly and cursortly run over the
esrimated strength or the condendlng powers, we
arrive at rough grand totals as follows: Prussia,
500 600: Russia 600, ,O0O--total, l,40oO, 900. Eng
land, 10000; France, 650.000; Italy, $1,000;
Austria, 500 600; Turkey 3)oUoo-total 1850, ,OOo.
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VIZ l. ] o Z S,
MER RCHANT TAILO

Eaying Just received new and complete
stock OF OLOTHS, C8ssimeres, Vest Patterns and
I Fnr aishing Goods, is prepared to make to order
Gert,emen's Clothes In the latest styles and from
the best materials.
Particular attention Is requested to the follow.
ing specialties
FINE BRoADcLoTHs, FANCY cAssMEREs,
SILK VEST PATTERNS.
Call and examine for yourself at No. 141 kias
street. VIVA
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
Black9 WILSON'S GROCERY. 1unS
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THE RUSSIAN EMBR0GLI0.
PROGRESSING ON
ALL SIDES
Fifty Russian Iron-Clads-Turkish Re-
serves Called out-John Bright to
Come to America.
LONDON, November 81.

IONDON,' NUVeHUeI II'
The Independence Beige, in desponden t
article on the Eastern question:, expresses the
fear that war Ia inevitable, and that all the great
powers Will have their armies In the field before
January.
The London Post denies that Italy has refused
to join England and Austria 10 opposition to Rus
sian pretensions
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The Havana correspondent ofthe New York
Times, under date Of the 18th instant, sends
that paper the following spirited account Of the
recent naval duel off Havana:
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QrIothina anb furnishing @oOsss
TALI AND WINTER CLOTHING.
The Long and well;EstaDllsned cLorHNa
- at.,sigl lL-5t !'-r- - ''siI
HOUSE. corner OF t-. MI ...,.Fr .a.,t
WENrWoRrH AND KING STREETS,

Ane NeAe -NS. 80 : -'!'I1I 1ls'f 7tl'i- $.
HOUSE, corner oft,p,S eal ~ y s.,a:igasHt
WENTWORTH AND KING STREETS.
has opened a large and elegant supply Of 5CLOTH:i
ING, made up for this market, equal TO- cuseom
work, for Men, Youths and Boys, OF new ane
staple styles OF goods, and offered al sstUsarn
- "a siI owrhI,oE - I,'i s'.?.:,s. s? ss'sst'. w.
B u ST = NJ III ss q Irs.ElE.s.
In great variety, at NOM sa to .sad.sT
DERBY su1Ts-a New Style issss:, 'ss,,s a
MORNING ANDs.wALKNG COATS, 70
OF Meltons, Castor. Beavers, tTricot SIX M1ead !,
Coating, ohsviot, de-, DO, &c.ta,js77i,a
PLAIN AND FANCY I Asl'sIMERE IA a AllSrss,
Of tneNewest Patterns Of the Season: y, :, =
: ~ AH!/- a&.H VESTS, .TzzT.erss1ss =
OF Cloths Casameres, Beavers, Velvet, sliks 4 Ss
.2s.st5.sm
AND YOUTHS CLoTHING;
=
For ages of rrom s to IS years, for Dress and and
School purposes, Of Cloths, oassimeres, SUE Mzed
Coatings &c., &C., in Sack and Walking ooas
Suits.
pFURNIs.HIN'G GOODS.
In this department win be found q large sssoet.
ment Of Merino, Lambs Wool. stlk. Canton Fisn.
mel and Shaker Flannel
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
SILK CRAvATs, BOWS, TIES AND soARFs
yIngneat variety.
French, Kid and Beaver GLOVES.
English Buck, Deerahn, Beaver and Gauntiet
G L o E s. .ma
o-f ~ The Celebrated 81 =
STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
Introduced By me enty-rys years ago. AaEsr
FOB rHzx, and the largest stock kept on hand IN
the city. - .'-t t'st4
The above named srAE SHIRTS WILL ss MADE
Up no oaDzR, ALSO By MEASURE. 80
PAPER COL LAB ~ "a
OF the Pioneer, Promenade, Dauntless, wasains-
ton, Assor, Royal, Bismarck and DiaEens.as
TAILORING DEPARTMBNF,f,a,
Supplied with Full Stock Of English, French
and American Cloths, Cassimsres, CoatingA Cas-
tor, Beavers, strk Mixed and BasketFacsd Ooat-
ings, &C., DO. saaf Esa .srses
FANCY oAs.sI MER ESss,
OF the most Novel and dselect Patterns. ~,
EssTyIN Gs., -s:isaaoo
OF Plush, velvets, 0assnnsres ana SIM, wi,dt
Goods win be Made Up to Order, in the well
known Good Taste always displayed at tnts
House, and on Moderate Terms. s,nt,
PURCHASERS ARE INVITED 10 GALL And HAxs'
Tn11R SELECTIONS. ,i.,.,';,-...,:. :.
w M. MAT TIL E SIS e NJ
No. 2sl KING ST., CORNER WENTWORTH. /,
Rw. MCTUREous, superintendent. ~
oct1-stuth2mos - - y 'y'
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THE FRENCH WAR.
CoNcENrRATroN OF FORCES FOR 4
GREAT BATTLE 1T PARIS.
A French Army OF s6s,ooo Men-A
German Army OF $4,000 Men March,
ing and Countermarchtng.
LONDON, November q.

LONDON, November q.
The TIMES city article this morning intimates
that the restoration Of Napoleon is on the cards.
ills rumored to-day that Won der Tam has
been relieved. .s.s'
BRUSSELS, November Il.
The Belgian troops have been recalled to the
position they occupied before the war. The from
tier, however, is still well guarded.
TOURS, November q.
Bourbaki goes to Nevers to take command Of
the 18th army corps, 1t is reported here that
Napoleon has written to members Of the Provis-
,onal Government, urging continued resistance
to any proposition ceding territory.
WIGHT DISP P4TCHES.
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has opened q large andflegsnt supply OF }OLULA::i
ING, made up for this market, equal TO- cuseoM
work, for Men, Youths and Boys, Of new. anae
staple styles Of goods, and offered AZ 7tUsfsn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-27
II, F, MILLER PIANOS !
For sale at his
Music Room, NOrth's Block,

OTPUSIIE
tions and schools has gained for them an enviablt
reputation, aud throughout the country. they ar'
becoming The most popular Pianos manufactured
Glasses arranged on application at Music Room
or Residence, 81 Winthrop Street
Nj. c. MILLIKEN, Teacher of Music.
apr292m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-27
Shooting Tackle.
M. w. LO u Il,
SUCCESSOR TO L. II. LELAND,
GU N 8 MI t Fl
Ind In
Music in Glasses.

rJ,HE subscriber would inform his friends and the
/ public of Augusta and vicinity that he pro-
Glasses on Piano to consist of six pupils each
This system has many advantages, and the expense
is less than private lessons. Private lessons given
If preferred. Would also invite the attention Oh the
nIIh a ~