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fortgeflbrt. Do6 Die &a35la bali penis; DIE pdu.
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Dee pei8erten, firoer por3ugeben. menn niht Die
Sduier BON ben Bemobnern serdumt muroen. ytat'
oem 9ewlB an 5O unlerer Geute Den aus Dem Slnter-
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- Mls grsdnsuns su ben BON ufs eebradten
Mittbeiluneen Iber bic Jlnd3t Der &atlertn
aus paris entnebmen mir Der Zines nod Sol.
ssnoss: sais ote &ailerin bic Sullerlsn ourb oas
Der SSiirt Metternid uno nod Serren beiibr, mel
DE lie inoeB i'm @eordnse perlor. DaB lie bon cts
nem StraBenbuben erfannt ipuroe. uno bab Der 936.
bel barauf rief "a la @uilotine!" 1T bereits anoer=
tpeitig mitsetbeilt poroen. Sic &ailerin entgng
Der brobenben @eipalttbat, inbem lie h i'm @eordn-
se perlor uno ihlisblib oas .9aus zines 5rsunoss
erreibte. Yaris NIT Der giienbabn 5u perlai|en,
ien Su sefdbrli6 uno es mar teine anoere Sobrge.
iesenbet 3u finoen, als ein nad Der Normanoie sus
riidfebrenoer Wartfarren. 9luf bielem Rarren fubr
eie &aierin bret Gage uno 3tpei ytdhte, ebe he IN
Der Ndbe Don Sroupille Die See erreidbte. nno bier
BON Cir Sobn Bursoine on 8oro ieinel Dltt auf.
senommen iuuroe. Yor ibr fam Elm Jran5ole an
anieben 5u oirfen. Sir Sohn. pelher TIN balb:
mees fir einen franS6niden Spon belt, seftattete
tim Die BeIitigung Des Jabr5eu9es, uno balo nadb=
Dem ct i enternt bate, anlen 5lpei anoere 9erren
nit Der ndmlhen Bitte. Naboem lie bic gaht ge'
nau in Nu9enihein genommen uno oielerlet Jra9en
uber esren 5abrsei9ninoietett 'e: ssfsllt batten,
baten iie. ben Ggentblmer auein tpre6en 5u oirfen
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iaete, lie ieen eefommen, einen @efaen gu erbitten.
unD perlieBen lid1 auf iene gbre als engi1er @ens
tIeuan, oaB er auh fals er Die Dtte nd3t 5u ertl=
len in, Stanbe iei BON Der ibm 5u mahenoen Wtit-
tbeilunB feinen 0ebraub MADE. Oann er3aDlten
lie bic @eididte BON Der Jluht Der &alerin, uno
baten ibn, oieielbe nod England au brinsen. Oie
Railerin fam obne alles @epdd an 8orb, lie batte
nicht einmal Ssamm unb Biirite, nod aud oas sc.
rlnaite BON friIder Wdlhe bel li. Sie l1eberfabrt
nadb Der Sniel Wisbt mar ebr raub uno duberit err
(d0pft lanete Die enttbronte &aierin In 8bpoe an.
I'm 5onntas beluhte tie 5uar in Saitnss. pobin
5e iib betanntlid 5u ibrem Sobne be9eben, Die to-
ibolhe @apele, ieitber aber 1T iie nid9t ihtbar ses
morOen, uno an9eblib 1T tie BON elmer nlNt unbes
beutenoen unpdbli1teit beimgeiu6t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-13

Mnb giienbabn = Wort9etreue Seene
@ne 8erlinerin 'liegt weireno in oen Mrmen hires
% WilbeIm 2eb Dobl! 4ber
perlprid mir oas gin5iSe: penn Du fdllit, idreib
...5,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-13

0ie Se55enoarmfdbtiidh Mrti[lerie Be-
tbeliste Iid an Den 8dmpen Dor Seoan, erlitt aber
fn,, ~l,,E3n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-13

iDorben. 6iderem Yernebmen nod If inoeffeu In
&heinbeNen ein eieentIi9er Wotbitanb in Tolse oer
2riesserei9nifie n6t eineetreten, unb beoarfen bic
@emeinoen bieier Bropin3 baher elmer untertlbung
Sur grleihterung Der Rrieesfoien niht. Ote'slben
baben piemebr Die Opfer bes Rrieges germ uno reu.
Gammluneen fit paterldnbif6e 3mede aufbas In,
erteunenswertbeite 5u betheiligen."
Cine 6 dbIa@tfeIo.Spdne. Inter ben in
Spanoau befinoIinen 11nteriuGungs- @efangenen,
bic bonn Rrieesf9ouplobe bobin transportirt worben
iinb, befinbet lidb au9 Elm 6ubrmann Us. aus Ses.
lib. Oeriebe 1T auf benz 2rees si&auplab pltnoerno
ersrifen unb In ieinem Belts eli, abseidnittener
ben worben. Oie grben bes Gisentbamers bes
@inses Hnb nod nidt ermittelt, bod meroen bic
Geherhen forteeiebt SO. min ben Singer NIT BEN
&inse auf Dem Sdla&tfeIoe sefunben baben.
gobIena. 1s. Sept. : Sn 8ealeituna apeier
preubiider Offiaiere muroe Der 8rafeet beg Misne.
Departments, 6eiien Sauptiab 2aon it, poraeifern
auf ben gbrenbreititein gebra4t; Elm 8lei1es Noos
tpirb pobl ben Gommanoaten Der gitaoeue nab 6els
BON 9aon, ais eben bic oeutiden Sruppen in Die Sc
flung ein3oeen. purbe bon ben Jranioien perrdtbe.
rider Weiie Der Yulpertburm in bic 2uf aefprenst,
moourd piele Oeutihe uno anh etne Nnaahl Jrarl=
soIen eeiDbtet muroen. Desbalb Die ginlperrun9
bes 4rdfecten unb anoerer Beamten)
3utumft Der Deutiden in amerita. Die
.Ginc. Simes" iaet aeleeentlid Der in Cincinnati
itattfinbenben MusneIung gun, BeHen oes beutiden
SiIsfonbs .Das beutide Clement 1T ftarf, in Der
9bat bas fidrfffe Bolts, Clement Der grbe. 8enn
es i'm Nusenblde bier 3u 2anbe nod nidt Dos herri
ihenbe III. 10 miro es oes iebenfous bem 8eainne
bes 20. Sabraun6erts. alio in weniaer as 80 Sabren
iein Das oeutihe BoIf lit bos eeiinbeite Der grbe
gs ftebt in blibenben Wannesalter nn6 lit boiler
2ebenstraft. Dir Mmeritaner iino ausuiebr rraffi.
nirt" - bermeidlidbt un6 entnerbenben @ewobnbei=
ten ereeben. Die beutIden Tomilien fno sablrei
der aIs Die unerieen, uno piiroen aud ohne meitere
ginwanberung in Rur5em bic Oberbanb befommen.
gs 1T besbalb In unierem eigenen Snteree. uns ID.
nen an5uidleSen unb BEL je6em auten Werfe nit ib.
men pano in Sanb su eeben. gBenn uniere S6bne
ibre S6dbter beirotben piirben uno umgefebrt, 10
pdre bag cine tueie 8efoIsuns oes sroBen Geiebss
unierer Selbiterbaltung."
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&. Retnbarb. &. Gie|er Sp. Galfenbad.
9ie beutfde Wediel : Ba1lf
Meinbnrb s Co.,

J(u. 100 Suu@QuWFtuBt, VulHWuuo1 Autu,
serfau WedfeI ouf ale 5anptpdse Der Ser. Staatsn,
Deutf1Ianbe, Der Shwe3 Granfreih unb allen 2dnoern
Gurppas bic NIT ben Ber ct. in gerbtnbuns eten COLI
ler orberunsen aer Mrt In ben senannten 2dnoern be-
lprat Grbhaftsselbr ent Sdts Gpntraete CUR ueberatt
mad Gurppa auS be6rbr Yaauete, gDetbpapere unb 8us
ter mad allen atsilsn bsr gsilrten elt ans bslDrst as
Sci Der amssebreiteten Bfannda berGsentthmer bier
anf In allen Eben Sbics unb peit nber been grensen
tnaus, baben e @ nt getdut, ,penn fe aud bet otelem
ntenetmsn aus bic @un unb bas Bertrauen brer Qdbs.
euien redneten. Ge erben @ aud fernr bemIhen, hies
ubwpuen burd prompte uab Uewienbafte Beforssns al
Ter Muftrdse ~ perbienen.
Wpril tw 10 bS
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Qefet Qefet !!

GItern fouem wien bas lberne 9iSs bic Ghutt bpppe
Ianae braubar ertalte unb bab bur bielben Rnber
ihubafus nm bte 3dlfte ttQiser pirb.
Mu8. l8. 3mt -
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s.. Green's MrSneien
Mn cas ASublifnm.
Columbus, o., ben Is. Suli 1870.
60 mirb hierbur1 beslaubist, baR 9p(epb
.Mlatt, e;isentblmsr Der Dplhs Apotbeke, nie
rin,ise 1rr(pn III, mel4e nas Rebt bat, Die
.1flroi,inen bes perItorben'n Gnraef @reen
3u perhaufsn. Die genannten 4Aeni,ineu ltno
orBbaib dbt nur in Der
,SpffS Mpptbcfe"
,u babem. 1liemann bat Gin Rebt, nhne meine
.Su)iimmuug, ben 1lamen me,nes prr1forbemsn
@atten 3u srbrauhsu.
9hhnssrpn,
16iuli-1mt bp no Jrau Sarab 0reen.
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gerF&ert giaentbum sesen BerluR unb Sdaben bura
Beuer III busen atsn as irsenn eine anbere reae @e
ielibaft.
Directoren Der @efeaf9aft:
AbpIpb Rettbers, grdf., Or. gb. Sbber,
6. u. Narmann, Btee,1 ,1rdf. Gbrifppb Deter,
Saepb NaAer, 8. Nieula, 6enrs @edmann.
Carl Sdmtbt, 2puis Rruser, Jaesb S4r6ber,
Geeretdr.
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He who steals and runs away, ~
May live to steal some other day.
t-fSe#5S (K;r Knur;or \

= Sn Womeao in, fernen Weifen III cine Siitte,
tuel4e Die Mufidrift fubrt: r5ier f6nnt S6r cine
Nabl,eit betommen, mie iie Cure Wlutter Sud 3u
aeben pilegte.4 Sic ein3ise grfriidun9, bic bort
uerabreiht uirb, befebt aus Nild.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29

RESIGNATION OF MIR. HAzELToN.-
Hon. G. w. Hazeiton, who was elected
TO Congress, in the Second district, has
resigned his office of United States Dis
trict Attorney He has made an able
and competent officer, and we seize the
opportunity afforded by his resignation,
to express the cordial appreciation of his
high professional department, which was
entertained by all Who came in contact
with him. -Mltcauhee Sentinel.
That Mr.. HazeIton made one of the
best district attorneys the United States
ever had in this State, is generally re-
marked. Were it not that he is to enter
an enlarged field Of labor, the regret at
his resignation would be general.
Hon. Levi Hubbell, of Milwaukee, has
been appointed successor to Mr.. Hazelton.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29
The Jribune.

4 HAPPY New YEAR-to all onr
friends. and to all the people of this
County. Next Saturday will be the last
ct A. D. 1870; another year of our life
will have closed and broughs us so much
rearer to or last one on earth; whether
we can look back with satisfaction, or
have to remember with sorrow its hours
and days and months now past, we can
not alter the record, il is fixed for eterni-
ty. But let US thank God, that we are
stiil among the living-that time is still
granted to US, to become better than
what we now are and let Us all try earn
estly and faithfully to do better than we
have done heretofore, thus showing the
sincerity Of our endeavors to obey the
great comman M n: Lo Good above all
and thy neighbor as tnyself-thus only
shall we be enabled to enjoy what we again
wish to all: A HAPPY NEW YEAR,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29

rant such reduction. The Chicago Times,
of late date, upon this matter says ::
at is now very clear that Congress does
not intend to change the tariff laws dur
ing the present session except to reduce
the duty on tea, coffee and sugar, which
the people do not want"
Mark this, we poor laborIng men, who
have been blinded by the delusive prom
ises Of the free traders. This sudden
conversion of the Times In favor of tax
ing tea, coffee, and sugar, seems to have
been brought about by the preaching OF
the New York Evening Post, the head
centre of the free trade league and New
York aristocracy. 1t appears from the
Congressional proceedings that bill was
introduced in the House by Mr. Common.
Of Texas, on the 9th inst, to abolish the
duty on tea, coffee and sugar. Connor,
| believe is free trader, and either pre-
ferred the original designs of the league,
or was ignorant of any change of base In
its movements, when he introduced hi;
bill. He seems to have received no sup
port from his colleagues, and the Post
was moved to administer the following
severe correction to Mr.. G. for his pre-
sumption. The Post says: ga grea,
part of the Democrats. who falsely cal
themselves free traders and revenue re-
formers, appear to be in favor of this
scheme ii. e. abolishine the tax on tea
coffee and sugar. which would simply
make any honest revision of our revenue
laws in the interest Of the people anG
against monopolies impossible for gen
Grafton to come.
Who is so blind that he cannot see thai
the object of the Evening Post, Chicago
Times and their allies, is not only to de
stroy our manufactures already establish
ed in the west, and prevent others spring
ing up, and to reduce the price of labor
but also to make the payment of our ma
tional debt impossible?
The purposes of the free trade league
are intensly aristocratic. and its organiza
ton and aim in the interest of foreign
capital vested to destroy home industry
and labor and the credit of the nation.
ANTI LEAGUE.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29
Il General Amnesty.

General Butler has introduced a bill in
to Congress providing for general am
nesty for all persons engaged in the re-
bellion, excepting only a few classes such
as West Pointers and Congressman who
violated their oaths to take part in the
war, members of Confederate Congress,
&c. We doubt the policy Of further
prescription. It is. true that Jeff. Davis,
breckenridge, and some fifty others who
were the prime instigators of the REBEL
ion, ought to have been shot five years
ago: but since this was not done, we
might as well open the door to the whole
crowd at once. The southern people are
entitled to representation or they are not.
Ii they are, let them choose for themselves
whether they will be represented by a
carpet Dagger, by an honest man who ac-
cepts the situation. or by traitor. Let
the whole people of tha south, white,
black and mongrel, be guaranteed the
use Of free ballot. and we shall have no
fear for the future. We would only pro-
vide that no person should hold any of
fetal position under the general govern
ment who violated his oath as member
ct Congress or as an officer of the recu-
lar army. In this way the principal of
government would be sustained and
the chief source of irritation at the south
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29
POSTAL REFORM

The power of public opinion is veil L.
Illustrated by the fact that every proposed
change in the laws affecting anv depart-
ment OF the government is characterized
as REFORM Thus we have revenue
reform, civil service reform, tariff reform,
Indian bureau reform and postal reform.
This fact shows that the people will be
satisfied with nothing less than system
OF rsgfd economy and an excision of the
abuses which have from time to time
crept into the public service. The re-
cent discussion in Congress and the pas
sage of the bill abolishing the frank
ing privilege at the last session in
the House, indicate that politicians are
beginning to feel the outside pressure.
What the people want is cheap post
age and prompt delivery. Moreover,
they would like the post Office depart
nent to pay irs own expenses. If, there
fore, the publication oflmmense volumes
OF Congressional Globes patent Office re-
ports, surv eying expeditions to the noun
tains OF the moon. reports CT investiga-
ting committees. &c, which so cucumber
the mails. renders it necessary to tax
the people three cents for every letter in
stead of two cents, then let Congress
stop printing SO much and so MANY. IF
the abuse Of the franking privilege pre-.
vents decrease in the rates of postage.
then let the abuse be corrected. Let
whatever amount is necessary to enable
membes of Congress to keep up cores
pondence with their constituents, and to
transmit appropriate documents to the
public institutions of their several states
be appropriated directly fro m the public
treasury, and not charged to the DEPART
ment which ought to be self sustaining.-
We know that we represent the people
when we say. that it is the duty of the
present Congress to settle the question
by removing the cause of all clanor about
the franking privilege -Nouhwesteraa.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29

Every county in the State made hay,
Bayfield, closing the list with Is tons.
The hop product was 77,5O7. 26l
posnds, Sank county was ahead of course,
raising l,274, 500 pounds. Next came
Juneau county, with 535.2 Sl pounds
Monroe county, with 442, 93S pounds
and Richland county, with 34l. 1867
pounds.
The estimated value of all farm pro-
ducts for the year, was S77,507 POI
while the value of articles manufactured
in the same time, was $S5. ga, 9G6.
IN taxes, Milwaukee county was ahead,
paying s:,i20. 600; Dane county comes
next, paying S2S7 ,O72; then comes Rock
county, paying 1867 .9S7; the other eoun-
ties taper off gradually down to Barron
county, which paid the least Of any
$4I7.
There were 1888 paupers supported in
the State during the year at a cost OF
Sl47,S79. Milwaukee county had 200.
Dane county 10l. Rock county 90. while
Pepin. Marquette, Kewaunee, Jackson
and Bayfield, counties were blessed with
one subject each
Eight hundred and thirty-six criminals
were convicted during the year in 81 Of
the So counties in the State. OF these
convictions 4I5 were in Milwaukee coun-
ty, 81 in Columbia county, Sc in Whine.
hago county and 81 in Jefferson county.
Wood, Pepin, Outagamie and Clark
counties had only one conviction each
and Bayfield,, Calumet, Dunn, Iowa
Juneau, Lafayette, Oconto, Pierce
Richland and Waupaca counties had bu
| two each.
TOTAL population in Wisconsin .O55,
$50. Net gain in 10 years 279,67S.
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From the Report Of the Commissioners
ON the School SYSTEM of Education
of the United States.
TEACHERS AND THEIR WAGES,

The number of teachers in the public
schools, as reported fer twenty eight
States. is ISL, 1914, of which more than
one third are in the State Of New Y ork,
Illinois and Ohio. The proportion Of the
sexes employed are g. 52S males to
IlS, S66 female teachers. While the
number of teachers is reported for TWEEN
ty-eight States, so variable are the ways
of school officers in making their re-
ports, the amount of teachers wages can
only be ascertained for twenty States.
These foot up the sum of $23, 36S, 943.
1t is interesting to note the contracts
furnished by the different States in re-
gard to teachers wages. Nevada pays
per month to her male teachers $l1S,75,
in coin, and to female teachers 500. Is:
while North Carolina pays to male teach
ers $50, SO, and to female teachers Is, so,
currency, out Of which they have to pay
their own board, which averages $I2,00
per month. California pays per month
to male teachers S., 33, and to female
teachers S62,Sl. Minnesota pays to
males 1891, and to females 500, As,
Maine pays males $32 ,27, and to females
only $l4, on the average, per month.
The average total absence from the
public schools, which struck Mr., Nun
della so forcibly in his recent visit to this
country as the great defect of the COM
mon school system, amounts in only
twenty four States to nearly 100000
children Of school age. The States in
which this item was not definitely ascer-
tainable are Delaware, Georgia, Mary
land, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska,
Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia, West Virginia.
Take Illinois as an example, the num-
Der of children enrolled in the schools is
706, $50, while there are l26, $50 not en-
rolled and the average attendance of
these enrolled children is but 267, 766, so
that the average total absence in this
State alone is 563. 1854.
Something that will astonish some of
the States is the following graduated
table of school expenditures per capita
of the population Of school age by States:
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lCXEMBIRG

For many years preceding 1867, the
Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg formed part
of the old German Confederation, and
was occupied by Prussian troops. In
that year France attempted to make it a
province of the Empire by purchase from
Holland to whose immediate jurisdiction
it belonged. or urse Prussia protest
ed, and a conference of the leading
European lowers was held at which it
was agreed that it should be declared
and protected as neutral territory of which
the King of Holland was Grand Dak e..
As this was joint protectorate, when
ever one or more of the powers with
draws, the remainder are under no obliga
ton to defend its neutrality, and Prussia
having submitted to the arrangement
under compulsion, has concluded to take
possession of what she claims by right,
but probably by purchase from King
William, of Holland. The fortress is un-
derstood to be dismantled, but is natur-
ally the strongest, except Gibraltar, in
tie whole of Europe.