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Our Appletcn Friends.

On Monday, about o'clock p. NJ, we
. learned that there was a party Of sixteen or
twenty Applcteni0ps at the Nindiatc
House, composed Of the business men Of
that city, who were here to see for them
selves, individually. whether or no the Man
itowor, Appleton x New London Railroad
! was really meant for living, moving road.
The next morning they were taken around
the city by our citizens, visiting the ship
yards, dry dock. &c, and then to the de-
pot grounds If the railroad. Two cars
were coupled on to the engine 1--WE did not
90 as we are awful bulky for q ride out
on the track for mile or 50 and back, and
on their way from the depot grounds,
called on Jacob LuCps, returning 10 the
Windiatc House in time for dinner, cx
! pressing themselves satisfied from the
amount of iron and ties they saw that the
/ company really meant to reach Appleton
this season by rail. After dinner, they
went on board the TUG Kitty .Smotc, per
invitation Of her owners, Messrs. Windiatc
and Richards, for a trip on the lake to
Two Rivers, which all seemed to enjoy, es-
pccially Mr.. Lyon, who is said to have
commenced - ''oIe' in admiration Of the
beautiful fishes in cur bay, and ended in
eloqnently gushing forth the contents Of
his stomach. lie came back by carriage
from Two Rivers to enjoy shore scenery.
In the evening about Q O'Clock, some
siXty-fve Of our citizens, including Apple
tonians, sat down to an tmpr0mtu supper,
in honor Of our guests, at the Windiatc
House, to which all did
ample justice. Our Mayor, Peter
Johnston, then addressed those assembled,
heartily welcoming orr Appleton ncighbors
on their first visit to our city. Hon. Jos.
Villas made some remarks pertinent to our
common interest in railroads, and proposed
three cheers Of welcome to oar Appleton
friends, which were given with It Will, and
were responded to by Deacon Tibbits, Of
Appleton, in Il happy vein. He seemed,a s
he said, to feel quite at home here. }. ID.
Markham then proposed our sister city,
Shebovgan, giving her due credit for the
liberal local aid voted for the lake shore
road, which was responded to by the able
Mayor Of Sheboy-an, VIM. Eiwcl, who
gave Us q history Of that conty's expert
cncc in aiding railroads, which viii chtcfu-
ally dispcl the humbug (nuch talked
Of in this city) about Shcboycan'
large indebtedness, and setting forth the
advantages to the county at large, already
derived from her short railroad to Fond du
Lac. And then Mr.. Chas. ESslinger, al
though III poor health for some time, had
sufficient nerve and logic left to convince
us that old Dame Nature had always in
tended, that when man improved the I'M
mensc water power at Appleton on the
Fox River, that her manufactures should
seek their lake port ut cur harbor
Mr.. Pierce, Of Appleton, followed with
some witty points on President Villas TO the
amusement of all Others were called upon,
but the spirit did not move them, as this
was strictly Il temperance supper, and as
such passed off much more pleasantly than
one would expect who never tried it.
| ,TMas our first.
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SheriRS Sale

NRCUIT COURT-NANITOWO COUN-
" ty. Edward Wirth and Leopold With
against susanna Clrstman. BY virtue and in
pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and
sale, in the above entitled action, rendered
on the 2lst day Of June 1871, | shall sell at
public auction, at the Court House, in the
city of Manitowoc in said county on the 9Th
day OF August 1871 at ton O'Clock in the fore
noon,alI Of the following described mortgaged
premises, or so much thereof as shall be suf-
tcient to satisfy said Judgment and costs to
wit: The northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter Of section number sixteen (l6l, in
township number eighteen (l9), north of
range number twentyonc III }, east, contain
ing forty li0) acres Of land, be the same
moro or less.
Datc6 Sheriff office. June 21st, 1871
ALBERT WITTENBERG, Sheriff
J. 4. MCMULLEE, Plff's Atty 47-7w
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MILWAUKEE AND MANITowOC r. r.
Hon. Joseph Villas, President of the Mil
Waukee and Nanitowoc Railroad, informs
Us that work will commence on the road at
Shcboygan on Monday Tomorrow, and
viii proceed this way. Mr.. Villas has an
advertisement in this issue of the NcIcs for
LOCO men, wanted Immediately. lie pur-
chased yesterday II 900 ties and is ncgo-
tiatins for 100000 more This is business.
" hen the judge takes hold, things must
move The success Of the road is sure
KiilrGGkcc NclS.
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The people of Manitowoc are Informed
that the undersigned has permanently
located here. md has started FIRST
CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT,
consisting of the latest style Of CARRI-
AGES, BUGGIES, BAROUCHES, &C.,
and of the best HORSES
He asks the patronage ef the Public.
assuring them satisfaction in turnouts and
prices.
Stable on Ninth street, South Side near
the Northwestern House
?. S. TILSON,
MASITOwoC, August /, 1870.
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VOICE FROM IowA-REArER Trial
On the farm Of -Ir. Blackstone, June 30th,
1871.
The undersigned, q committee appointed
TO decide the merits Of the Valley Chief
Self Rake Reaper and the Williams Self
Rake Reaper on trial on the above named
farm would respectfully make the following
report:
We decide that the Valley Chief is the
best for turning corners, and for picking
UP lodged grain, and IS the lightest draft;
also that the Valley Chief is moro readily
adjusted or changed from higher to a
lower cut.
Thos. Chantland, Sam'l Fallon, \. F.
Blackstone, 7. ". Maher. J. H. Skincr,
Committee.-fort Dodge Times.
The above machines are for sale by Mr..
Edward Conway, of this city.
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TIE Local EDIroR.-Wc find the fol-
IoWinr in the milwaukee, Sentinel concern
inp tla "oral editor
-, 60,
what IN "h'oituha't l'Ii"W me local cNi.
tor IS, 10 Dc sure, ana now much IS expected
OF MN. II F" man S,af!S TWO penny b"Si-
ness, hls Nfs' Thought Is 70 hr'oc the local
WITH Efe g, cent ciSaf 10 write up hle dol
l1S pun. i".,c''' nc ','ihF9 II IS me MISSION
OF '.S FOCAL l" iA'MS ms iull fortune lof
nam 0E 'Fee "I""1l-. lie VIII take 'he
local 10 one sue anu point CUT the super
i'T f!hIl.,es - i rae .tLrieF !"s, am c9oHy
IN mn = 1-.J ',,t PUP = n"sst. re ioh
~. o~S ms mas .
.,,l III, ..,,,,t :, .l,a
',u Is f' w. ~, ~
me. -, " - i''', '' IA
~ a.. ~! ,l's.,"S' H'S' "y,t ""1'1 - ~ I",
" !" ma. l"e. ~ NV So ~ .0'
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-"D'-' ~
J. C. MCCARTNEY, Clerk.

Our old Quartcr-mastcr, JOS. Kent and
wife, of Shehovgan, were in town Sunday
and Monday last visiting at Sheriff Witten-
bcrg's.
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WISCONSIN ITEMS.

JACOB GRIMM, of Cato, reports no rains
IN his vicinity lately.
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FRuITs.-The season for small fruits

FRUITs.-The season for small fruits
for canning, preserving and telling is draw
ing to close. We DO not remember of a
season more. bountifulc either in quantity or
quality, than this The fruit stands of
c. Koebkc, II. Wilcox, J. Rcarlon, F. Nika,
Louis Simon, ". Binklcman, Mrs. Hartman
and others have been loaded all the
season through with the choicest of
fruits, and sold at very moderate prices.
In the strawberry line we must
say that Dr.. A. J. Patchen brought us
LAST week a bowl of the largest, sweetest
and best looking strawberries that we ever
saw, they were Of the Great Agriculturist
and LUCINDA varieties, and the last of the
season. We cannot see why this shore is
not adapted 10 raising all small fruits with
unlimited success.
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CHRiS. koEEKE has grapes and black
bcrr!ce the first # the season.
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To Rent,

\ VERY pleasant dwelling house. situated
a on the corner Of Ninth and St. Clair
streets, North Side. A good well and els
tern on the premises; the rooms are also
pleasant and airy. Applyto
iI-tf VI MAUONEI
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TIE following is the amount of State
school moneys aprortioncd TO the school
districts Of kossuth and two joint districts
of franklin and ko<Spfh:
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'KITTELL'S STANDARD"
and the
"CLIPPER CITY"

Soaps warranted to be good cold water soaps,
superior to any imported articles Try our
soaps before purchasing any other For
sale at all the stores in the city. 5I-tf
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PERSONAL.

George Augustus Sala talks of making the
tour or America, and writing hs ohEerv'ions 90 The
LoEd9H Ieieg-Iph, loon as the Flah,o "a fiah war
is over.
julius Caesar is now declared Icy a classical
student 10 have been tie first editor Of ahc"sr per,
having Quilted tic Journalistic function Tor lar
Mss. issued ~ E5l.s ior public instruction w. Ill
know what bcfel him.
Hiram Powers has made six copies OF his
Greek Slave. They valued 40 $500 TO $1,000 apiece
though Power. t is said, not receive ior any OF them
r..rt over $1,000. As fir Pr0I"N l''.Itt'1, WIG D
informed 81 nr probable ,1re oil thr MS of hIo, at
The Louvre, F..H" ..- laI.- nave IL i"'t-!.
Mr. Sydney Andrews, one of tie must
valued and widely tri ed OF the Washington CORE
spondcus is slowly recovering From The disease which
throughout the season has unified MN for bis work
d.. Hammond. l4a,r Who's. C.a. D. .Hs u. cL 'f lHe
chanccs ale now incy out of luo-ti IN favor ~ 5
permanent ItCpA,rN.
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IEcrrPEs. MEETINGS. ETC.

John Z. Garrish, VI. D., lectured last even
ing AZ y Church II the Strangers on tie Art OF Pro,
TO finnish the enush with hyInn-Doohs
A Luse meeting of the ladies of New-YOrk
was he'll IN Association Han, yesterday afternoon to
-or = an al II H. Ms Priyu, who is to represent
tac Wos.en', MASONRY Society in Japan.
The Ncyside Industrial Home celebrated Its
fret anniversary last evening the exercises consisting
OF nc End rccia ions by 30 children and speeches
by ths lrsiHoHt Poland :. Doty aud BY the Rev j. D..
F,ote B.. key. L Aac Iaey. aad others.
The County Council OF the Union League of
America held a large and enthusiastic meeting at No.
5al Broadva. last yening David b. Meish, the Presi-
deu IN IN, ,fGr. II decided 20 hold meetings once
every two .eonths. large number OF new members
N,Ie eerpd.
Al a meeting of the Committee Of the Re-
form League Of this city, on Wednesday, memorial TO
Col~ross was adopted asking he appointment by the
Pre-, lem OF the United states OF Commission OF In
curry invested will oc al authority to visit the South.
er STATES. 10 summon and examine Witnesses 70 record
t-..iGouy ~ report upon the actual condition aud
south and a.o TO report % the prevailing spirit and
conduct Of tn hitherto rebe ious white citizens reso-
National EiGcation al.
The third session OF the American Skating
Congress was opened yesterday at the Hoffman House
No business OF hnpor' transacted except tho
appointment OF Committee Of Rules 70 report AZ INC
meeting ~ the Congress tonight Tie Congress 80
adjourned 60 meet at p to-day, ut The BrookIs
Rink. when 70 VII conclude ia session All y .ue 49,
ng adjourned the Committee Of Rules went INTO
tive session, ami were engaged until lA1e III .o - E.,
IN preparing aew constitution Tor ne @ bs afia.
revising the rules governing the contest" ioF "o '
championship.
A meeting of brooklyn real-es'"te o"I,ei'
was held last evening in the Common Counoh tiAllos
TO express approval OF the oil presented IN -.
Ia,tu,a NV senator Mrpby for the repeal OF rue Isw
taAing MORTGAGES on real estate. J4.V9 -. Inade
sid H. and Win. II. Hlzzad and j. ,rarc ns Isic
clarlug that Bonds and mortgase on lS1, linn tee
- ,oi r., .onvey the rs7Jutiohs - a ~ an
4. Ienna e. ), samuel 5ootl' W. IL
d. Barnett, AMI. j. l. Brrs'n'
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LESTRJCTITE HIRE.

Tie Village OF TIoGA, PENN, NEARLY D.
STapIGu--TJIH BUILDINGS BURNED.
F.r.A, f,b. "a great fire occurred u ne
vilr~. COL Tc-t Pcru about % miles south OF Corning.
on The Bcss0urg oad ~ IN early hour this morning
The fire broke out between Il and o'clock, and spread
very Isl iij, uni neyry the ertre village was destroyed
Ahcu ,e iajr. Nsre des r0yr J, gcu Ing or' bank,
t..y .Ii.u. .... Two hotels sHd arg" q Nu.'er ~
stores arJ r-',.rrf T. u Cstlma % liar the u i
exceed sl-t~0 Vile the insurance !, alIy tboni ~
Ar,u- lie largest .U .ht follow n- j. l. illu
U.il * Co.. two store, and -t'ua, y" --, a
5000 insured for >l2tWi Ines F,'' siot'
and s.nci, valued O. $50; T.. p. Li.e,
,c Az, siocs valued %, 5000 h. - sun y o'I, store
mn = stock alucf 10 cor y. II Doid'p. .i' ana ~ &
ys.d a. s. fs, Wick aIarT store aud SO , NaIue' AT
20 ..r II A. Cauld.s S:.Ur scy.uour g. Humphreys
simI; A. G. . J. :. Buzz. S50D; H.tleii H.. -
g. tu. H. q. SMITHS Eot-l, 500; Pau NJ $ T.
$40 V@u pstrsnd Place s2co +. q. FIsh>2,9gG lts
M g. no'nphrcy., sl."G Vi lCi-t CLi.ch' "a ~
.....,lI C.i.t l. $500; Frank Adam, s2cJt /. l.
81 ..'. NV o.F q, 30 JOAN ton a. Lowell. SI,VJOi ,
A. t-ti A N.a.arI, ~ o.. and l.. {. fsI s4OJl
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PPn,ffsrnr InnrvArs
II IfhII'ls. i .
33'; II y. n, SO

Fifth-ave. HOtel-Ek-Gov. Smith Of Alabama,
tho Hon. T. g. YWngloye OF CohOss. y. Y; the Hon
Francis Herman Of Utra, tEo Hon. HCmorA NelVu sec
Rotary OF state; J. II. Ramsey OF Albany Gen. JOHN
Hammond ~ Crown Point, y. v; tine Hon. T. 4. Davis
and y. X. Mccarthy ~ SYRACUSE, and T. v Daniels ~
Tfl7li9. -=- Aston N1,-nhst Packer rgl Cen VI. J..
Cake If PenpsyiYsuia. ttpt. Fin0il Iaian Consul 40
Boston, and X. Nelson reIe Of Syracuse. - Abe
marie Uotr'-The Eev. T. T. HccIHauce Of hew-HaVeB.
.z Clarendon HOici-f-c Rev. l. .4isrnan " Dublin,
and to Rev George Leeds Or baltimore. - Brcy0ort
H0usr-Fiafklin y. G0w8h President or the Pnnaccl-
mn. aid hla.i.e l-..IIC4d Go. == aeU-forf Hotel
t'spt Kennedy ~ Steamship ~ ~ Brus Gig. -
or nd Central Hotel-Ihe Eev. y. " M9any ~ London
- Westminster H1te-t1 -itDau Tor heAiJ hiisOn, u
y 80 Bfetr0p0i au hc+gl--Gcl v. II. strecsei Q.
I'm ,ln 49, 81. NlcHClis hO-ci-CJi :. l.. Fremont OF
k,.li Caroline, Dr. O.. b. Ln0crndn OF PENN AZ ann
ifaior c. R Caerai Of Mobile I'D Anasa stone, IT., OI
HI.lII
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
pONESTIC MARKETS.


pr-Porr 9Four and 1lchsfesj Whes fuli Frtt
ii So Ne 81 o. sfeag 6lQ5c oats tra 81 @~9i@
l;.rrr frn ~ lrcts1ltt H1E. steady -
Nzw uRLEAs.. Fe yFors rolaes hffi YES ~ rs LII,
% ffue a.
1. lc -.olsr i- r4at sld oEey Conn Fefnenusr
a as - Prime AZ Choice &C. Ober ares srha asee
lg . l2 SeT-lors -ht a. discount tf-l4 - N
Wtg-yGrov Pc. s-Spirs Turpeuare hrn - sc nHa
Ron arm a. Turpe gnclsngi Cotton IAsi
a. l3t IA.
AusrsTs Fet. 9Coon quis; but dTn a. S3dsc Sf MD
f. Lsrr, Feb 9-Hogs 81 0S7 80; good to eA@io
---.-.-
Msafar, Cotton uI ard noniaaIa,s tsi4'c Feopss
tlt,.. babes Iaur sey a. - "a aor1 sosls 70
atCG OF. at c Lsri cuiet ard glesng
Prt Gm arl -c.rc- oglrrs, llc S-s, lt4c Ban
N-.ts 5-,. Shout s 8lc Geer Rb. d e.; Clear Ses ltc
CrvE-A sp Ieh. 9What Dull nominal asd unchanged tefs
sal- sr4T- sc Sic Petroleum - Crude srn al
l. - keAnri. 1fc.
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"A sliylt earthquake shock was felt a. ssB
Fanc,scs & 2 a. b. yesterday.
Col Spooner, landlord OF the Conmonwealts
HS,.l ll noston died yssier'a7.
The Rev DR.. Heacock Of Brllalo has dcclinoS
The Gil 4 tie a0sa. yeraol Clslc,, sen.
THE vii q tie late David S-av OF Boston haS
besn a PROBATE. its proeri anoulIng 70 sbcs - ocn
Is ~. o. 10 cai4rUB and gsBach lEcn
Tile wages Of seamen Oh lumber vessels % the
Pae Cost has beea re-ucsi from 30 b 81 roIih
adl 5 sr,ceu and Sfeieang ceaoErsts - e ilrt
The Wonan's Suffrage COnF xliiCu at Chicago,
a'sr au'y session. aolrusi a rvng sfn> - R-oposS
en racing r use paeL snd iaa1y speece sess
~ 4eesalcs 81 10Th
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INFLAMMATION.

"Do~ srrort RIA % 90 JUMP of O.. 81 e t--a o.
Jls-, AMI l,1ei " Ia l e. sil- hsIa roe 'i'
I-qg.
Down brakes! Down brakes! set her screening;
There's trouble ahead On the truck,
And FOLKS, maybe, plaa7au,.y dreaming
In the cars at my back"
"'pJwn brakes! Down brakes" Don't you curse hor;
Tain't her FAINT, Jack. The engine eaNtsL0p
Anyhow III try AMI reverse her.
A. for you, Jl-t yea drop"
"'Down brakes! Down brakes" Here we so, boys.
To He'll fast Gs We can;
And I'm bound, uy t1o gods, just to show, boys,
How 10 die lac % man."
zone whistle 20 bid 'cm cood-5y now.
Goo1-by lutlc far-away wife!
Go.lbyi Good God. must die nowi
Good by. hon st life!" A. d. C.
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BEAVO, w DEAR NODDlu IL: iOul letter IL
here VA L.at, uwOrA AMI re t,o r,s 90 iha l", Fy
and minority fcuori. T. Uor lus " Od HenW H. Is
surely p4ui TIC pDl that VIII settle ne woman
question. Just Do id lrc word COurdfl-d int 80
smuary settled the negro question. 10 W.T. he err't
triumph II you 60 the Repfcpcsentaii'e house AHe 20
Mr. Grant las fled in Vel, le them Gomez the uay Ia
uear wien all will wish that they had come sooner,
Everybody here chimes IN with the new conc luaol
TINT We free already But how absolutely DEAD dsdd
are The HOf1dHS Journal and The Hfr0- Hitga. 81 .
would think them In the midnight ~ Rip Van Wlnke
sleep 10 beyond my prehenson how ans BODY ca
A.. s, dull ~ behind the times
Mrs LivrIuore, IN her speech here In this city, sac
some able lawyers have sai hot VICTORIA Z. b ODD
luIl lad pet.tioned and ali Congress and the National
Woman Suffrage Committee had Ell med in with An ainen
chat the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments chIfaL
clsrd women; but she preferred TIE surer prot,s OF
educit1u % this snort cut she could afford 10 wait
We'll had the report sent 10 10 Tie Eerollti0a But
All oil them arc dead ~ d0Or-nas" 10 this new ard Nv
m gospel and lice JeTs must leave them 81 he buried
iy tlc lead have never iu the whole twenty Years
,i aglt frlt tu of hic and hope. know now That
Ar Tame IIUpley nly, aas Iuun-thrce years ago III
III kansas clnpJ. .n, iHt The women would vote Tor
ti I,I l.e.utui' lr 90 be realized. AN sure You aud
I'D al tAs omen WEO shall w44l " SIA Hu-4 ~ 5000
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IRON SLEEPING CARS on RAILROADS.

SIR: Let me urge plea long ago madeby the
most influential Onr Journals for iron cars On railroads
most especially iron sleeping Itlsmpossic to say
that on the iud River catastrophe even one life would
have been saved by iron cars; but at the worst the
yretcbed victim. vOnId have been spared the awful
agony OF burning 10 death. Not another sleeping car
Should be permitted o. rum on any railroad What 'cN-r
IuIcss made of iron car seats bunks everything
cent window glass aHa bedding such car w0lIi nc
proof ,iu,' ;r and n case " COLLISION "Out tt le
cI.l.cGue.t Oh tho uIcaEIu. up Of (. wooden car.
~ ToyE Ron b 1s71 BAYARD.
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,,,.., 81. Bu''sr la.e po-sr erfsy-f In ne sSse
vie b. dd yesterday in be Fsrt HosPts
~ S 1891 .9 ~ f,iSg iss' Sight Of stair, while poneaSs
Daniel McDernott. age r, while at work 70 rs 20
Ein Flsr Mil, Nay-soyepAs- s11 Bi''SS'N''''' ~ s"
uaehuey and Instantly EiieL
Sergeant Connolly Of the TweUtg.hrst Prec1nct
While SAILING along Thrisys VA stss, az -
down At Tsgnty nirtlst ly Jo.n hlrIn a1f JoNph
Sergeant though suaerg from voun - srre'Iea a"
George W. Whitteubnrg. the young nan VINO s1os
l"s'A T. he brad 5e nsreset. "a tof iff1e ~ sS
s., On IeF y ugh DID yesterffv 10 beeg.e hrpa ~ -
pores ra,. eee = Jery CITY oenT Sc Eai. ai'lt - ~
eae ia4 appropriated 10 b0uag and nm - c1eS
fau rh
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TIE SAN DOMINGO CONnfIssIoN-No NEWS or
TIL TENSESsLE.

Tr- San DOMINGO COM'fiSSIoN-NO NEWS o.
TIL TENSESsLE.
D',p.t.,.s from Havana dated yesterday say
that otr. Listoeu heard Of the Tnnes-'e' with the
s.p U.nia1o COmul toners on beard Inquiries are
pa.dl. At al points H. communication with Ea'-id b,
tl.,rI,h u-Ierahle Lucasiuess 10 iet D. cause OF
fl delay Jut those mo,t experienced III Tie e!h,'' OF
pa,i-5t,n think there j., s every reason 70 hope Tor
The s4f arrival 81 the essr ~ SANTANA Lay Ihr lo
lowing dispaca from Havana received ~ the navy
Department yesterday;
Tcsnuot trace TIE report OF the os' Of TIE Tennessee
a. f, Trustworthy source, ufl itietc ~ pr '4ie
hoax Our papers ha' not Ht.tt. Il u '"c rulHo'a'
Kew West advises that no disastrous news hl' hcea
received there OF the Tennessee iu naval or other circles
To T.nues.ee s.liel Jan 49, % days ago The party
on .,,ard cDu.iscI Ex--cnItor BENJAMIN 4 wade tne
U,u Andrew D. Whit, and Dr. = g. Howe olhuiss"n-
er,. Allan A burton, son 'tary "! Vs 'o.44',si"h
~ ~ - ~ Par-y OF lie pcpartmtnt Of Ap1cultdge.
~ anls,; H. I. HIT, .nl ~ r. Foley, steuu graph-
era. Professor HlHl', d no ave elai lheh
'-'eu University, plvtte secretary 70 Prcsi-
49, yl,tr IN addition 10 these, Gen. sigel, Capt
W.nry Wade and Fr',i. Douglass aud hls Son accom-
-. i tup sXp al4uu, though not IN any onlclll ca
- DuuIb-4 OF new SPA per men also Went with he
l@a.I'.i,1 Including William ~. Hurbu-t, Nef- loFs
I'LL. cen. H. v. Buvutun Representa- lto oi tnr New
w A..,eilted Press and The Cincinnati G4=et, :
80 u Klms.ieu - rnE HLv-N ORr TmBUNE. q. G..
i,itou az me baltimore AmrriCtH, ArtUr a. rhrrd
nj me Washington E.lHttCa AID CAallcs A. Fart OF
ne NeD-I orL sisuc@A
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NO,uy.TToNs BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Ihc President sent the
following Nominations 20 the Senate to-day
J,sr Ke1rey Collector o, Iar- Fever FI District Penn
llvsnia.
ther.s X Co.tlr Collector Of 30 . -. n NcU-IorA.
H,ury Kses Coia th- F. r.t' g. W It-.lI,- -
$ SIuh Assessor OF il ccna- 90 tie ffih utlct W
Vi-gn.a
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srrvvCH tpvT N. l4h OF December 1870 by El'sr
Nrltofls Church of Clrs AL "m 4 oa % as T. J. Oa<S
W. al salem. Knox Co. BIO.
rOgF-Peb = a. tie n.,l.1ce ~ tie bndss
fr tbac, T. Duau4ag 0, rrlo.lya farae A. daufhr sS
EiIcaiOs, esg. " Albany. Noe.--A
UsE7t g. 9Th Of Deoenlcr Is- ~ Elder J. g Wngh
o Nbnst hr ;. L. Hams y Mss IA T. haA nsS
Cl.t-s.-r.h, Knox Co., No.
,-r-,-l uERDRrO- the 1871 OF Jstusrr Elder J.
a. vr.. oil fe Cbarh OF CHRIST Ar l. -c,am Mrs JAss
Eera.l Gr.els5u "a, ID scotlsgd Co., No.
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body, n not FOR George r Train or Victoria NooiEu
Go ahead bright glorious, young, ana strong sPII una
believe Ia the best love aud hope aiid ialLh oi -
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u,ps AND rifsHAPs.

Sarah Kavanah age 81 died az No .t y, i'ls,g
0aIaA M ,.li. sol a3oa. sea a-ls ago o. '''
30. .,,rg German, aeo &c, died. yeste-day
Iatl Es iass received b. aals Va VAC 4-' s-s-
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SITE or THE WEATBER

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROn SIGNAL sERYICr
CORPS, q. $. A., or OBSERVATIONS IT lls4i
O'CLOCK LASE NIGHT.
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H1RPIED

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