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Tue Gin, matt Commercial; says the

Tue Cip' matt Commercial; says the
Democrats began at the surrender of
Lee, and have been going right straight
backward ever since. Experience has no
lesson of wisdom for them; all the rebuffs
ana hard knocks which they have re-
ceived teach them nothing, and we have
no doubt but when the last horn is blown.
the sixth seal broken, and they are called
to account FOR the deeds done in the body,
they will decline to enter the realms OF
bliss, except according to the resolutions
of 1898: and that copies of these reso-
lutions will be in demand beyond the
grave to paste in their hats, y
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The n. Y. Sun says We learn from
unqustionable authority that pro-
position Of the following nature has been
made by the British. Government to the
representative in London of the Cuban
Republic: England is willing to guaran-
tee to Spain the sum of $lO0. 600, 600 for
the cesslon of Cuba to the Cubans, Cuba
to bind herself not to become annexed to
the United States tor 100 years from the
date of her independence.
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From the La Cross Democrat.

On the evening of June 1st a mass
meeting was held in Tammany Hall,
New York, in aid of the starving coal
miners Of Pennsylvania. Speeches were
made by Rev Mr.. Deems, Hon, S. 5.
Cox and others. After several eloquent
appeals for aid to the starving, a collect
ion was taken up and utirty-three dollars
realiz IL
How the rich politicians of Tammany
pity the poor How they sympathize
with the victims of mouopolies . When
asked to raise half million dollars to
buy such legislation as will enable ba-
rouchc full of bondhoding- to
steal ten million dollars year from the
CITY. a wagon load of money is given to
the Grand SachemS of Tammany alone,
in less time than is required to write this
item.
The Republican State Convention of
Ohio will be held Wednesday, June 2l.
The New Orleans Con,mercial Bulletin
says: MIR Davis knows the hearts OF
the people, aud they know his. 1t is not
always wise. though, to tell the world
what we think and what We feel. .
There is no doubt that the Democratic
party will attempt Its usual game. As IN
Ohio, they viii in some other localities.
by small majority, adopt liberal pla' :
form Il 5ther states they will still III
sist that ms late amendments are ''revo-
sutionary null and void : They can thus
quote the liberal planks for the benefit
of the northern wing, and the revolution
ary plankS For the benefit of the JEFF
Davis school In the south. That they
viii delude many Republicans. we do
not believe; that they viii disgust many
of their own friends. is morally certain.
Mr.. Dexter 4 Hawkins read d papcr
before the New \ ork Union League Club
Thursday evening. upon municipal affairs
in which be showed that the debt Of New
York City hai been increased between
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r., "a R,T.

VoRK Street uanitolyoe wis, Dealers
\ in Drv Goods ftroceries, Crockery Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots AMI Shoes, Really made Clothing
Paper hangin@s, Hats and Caps, Toys Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &C. SC. A share of public patlonag is sol-
ital
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r. R. .x.H.SCEI.

IEWELER a1sti Photographers. All
81 kinls af work in the line Of NV husiness prompt
ly atteu led a,l warranted to give satisfaction.
have iist re-eive1 Il Wing & 0rnshev'S Multpi wing
CAMERA eBSCURA. with which l take small
pictures Of the iaeSt order for dollar per dozen.
Phste-rlp taken Of All sizes. Albums aad Frames
Var
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Et.EEEIsFIS HOsLSE.

HIgTIANs .T =. RGAzsgTAN. Pro
n , D-ieforS. This Trst-rfIs- house i IN excel
Ecn liton AMI the propretars confident that
they give entire satisfaction TO the travelling pub
lie. An 9nnbu> viii always be ready to convey trav-
slers tp AMI from the beats.
Farmers anl Others can rely finding good ac-
com ,d.tioas for horses or cattle. 9-tf.
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NOTICE to dock 9Th street on south side OF the
IN river according to plans and specifications
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
Mantowoc. June 14fh ISL

Whereas, the Board of Aldermen of this city, at
their regular meeting on June 12tn, 1871 Resolved
that the Clerk be directed TO advertise for proposals
to dock Ninth south side of the river. Seal
ed proposals for docking Ninth street south side
of tie Man;towoc river. according plans and speci
caions file in this office will be received for the
period Of ten days from the date of this notice. The
contract to be let to the lowest responsible bidder
9-2t JOS RANKIN, City Clerk.
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LSEA. EEHRS

VT AIGA VI n IA II Is anu - Il " s.s1s- 50 vi
w fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks AMI watches. Has fine and well selected
of the latest and best styles OF Clocks
american, Eisll and Swiss Watches. also OF tioid
aud Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store ON Sth
street South side door south of KremerS- Mani
a.
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FRED SEEEER.

OFFERS to his many friends asad tn 6
public generally choice selection of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork an1 Beef, nolSel Beef and Hams
shoulders Stpsases Tallov anI Llrd at the loves
ates. Market Commercial Street Oily
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s. S.f.yDERSOv,

MANUFACTURERS and Dealer i'm
VI Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c Shopon Buffalo
treet, th- Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Manitowoc. September %, 1868.
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IN PROBATE.
MANITowoC COUNTY CoUH1

MAN1TOWOC COUNTY COUNT. ~
y tne matter OF the Guardianship of the minor
Il heirs of knud Knudson Sohus.
On reading and filing the petition of Toilet Knud.
othr things that the said wards are seized of certain
@ reai 1tate in Mahitowoc County Wis., and that il il
oesary that all the same should be sold and pray
s ,l o license to sell the and it appearing to
i from said petition that it is necessary that
@ s guardian to sell the said real estate it is or
W :, Sirected that the kin to said wards
anu anu an pesons interested in said estate appear be-
at fen NNonday, the 10th day of July A. D. 1871,
az ~ =. oas .n Sclock A. NJ. at the pro.
bate Office in sid county then and there TO shoe
oaase I "a any tfse be) why license should not be
granted ior the s said real estate according to tba
prayer of said petitRn And it is further o1derad %
that copy OF this oSer shall be published for four
sue weeks Prlo said day of hearing in the
at Manitowoc in the said c,nty. P''H'su
Dated at Manitowoc, the Seantb d,v of Tuna n
1871. " NJ NJ W TTs a. "
S4t,j.d.m Connt1, -
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CHAS. ". WHITE.
Ed. NIAE2KLIN.

I1uitod StateS Assistant ASSeSSOr--
u 9fica on sth Street, over First National Ranl
Manitowoc Wisconsin. 16-131y
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nru--sst ana Apotaecary. Sfss street
l opposite the post nfice. Is now fully provided
with conpIetc selection of fresh Drugs and Nedi-
cines. and offers his services especially to the PIFSI
CLANS Of this village ami coanty for the carefat and
scientific preparation of their prescriptions 10
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NOTICE.

= MANIroIoc. June 14th 1871
seal ed proposals viii be received in the office of p
Gity Treasurer for the period of 10 days till
'fiy LIST, at 10 o'clock A. NJ for materials 10. ,y
on the School House be britt on lots l5 - lie
IN oiock 20 in the City Of Manitew9e according to
plans and specifications laying open frr insnec,is
said Ireasurers Office. Applicants are required TO
state the Jfsl amount for tho and material r.
CURED TO be furnished according said sIeciestions
Bonds are reqnred for tie faithful periormance OF
lIe conditions OF the contracts. Work to be COM
pieted On or before Norcnber Both 1871
s. A. WOOD Director,
r. SCHULTZ. Treasurer : ech@oi Dist.
s-2s A. ~ RICHTER, secy. 40
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FRED Girls.

DHACFdCAL FUsiER. Keeps CON
i stantly on hand the largest and best assortment
of hats and caps of the styles ut the lowest pos
7sbe prices, AMI always pays the highest val e n
cash for all kinds offurs 1o-T
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COX s. EsES.EnET1.

HOUSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE
L Painter, Quay street, adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service TO the Citizens
of riis village in the above branches at the most
ssonl9fe rates. 1910
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JOSEPH ErHES.

IAEALEEk in Stoves: Tin. Sheet Era:s
IL aud coppe-ware manufacturer. All kinds of
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
flee. 14-ly
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vy-.sEHEgs s. Yt.HgTE.

4 TTORNEY and CousiseIOr at Law.
~ Office, corner of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
woo, Wisconsin f2-9l
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EYIEEl. Il. PE.fTE.

NOTARY PUBLIC < oEaI. ESTATE
~ Agent, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. win huy and
sell htnis. examine Titles draw Deeds Mortgages
anI q ,ntractS open an close Rocks examine Ac-
Call at J. D. Nsr1hanls Law Office. 1T-31
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hR. A. T. PATCHES. Dentist. fiji ce
~ in Sherinln's building on Stll Street
Manitowoc Wis
~. Teeth extracted iLhout pain.
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DE.TFESVR Z.

A ETOkEEYS Law. NanitOwOc-
n Wisconsin. Office Eighth street, over the
First National Bank jy1965l
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Ev ED. SGuR EoE.,

MEAT MISUNDERSTANDING purchased
wi the business Of VIM Brown, I shall hereafter
keep hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates A share of public patronage solicited.
1917
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FRED. RUDOLPH.

General Agent for Northern Wisconsin, for Messr,
PoESCHEI. SCHERET, at Hermann Mo-. the
largest producers and dealers in Wines Arneries
Manitowoc May 25th 1871. 1S-6 At
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ROTN,S HOUSE.

DAM Roth. 2ropriator. I32 Clinton
strcet.so'Ith sle.neer UninD DeNot aud all steam
beat hniings, Milwaukee,, Wis. Boarding 10y the
,fay or week. Warm meals at all hours.
l--a2-1v
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F.aYETTE .aEs.WSg
H. I'D. MIR MH.ETY.

COUNTY SURVEYOR, OHce over
~ 0. Torrson's Store the Bridge
VI ;nitowoc, Wisconsin. 1888
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I'll. ID. .gDTE.S

MANUFACTURER and Dealers i'm
w Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Bills cut to order
on short notice. Manitowoc, Wis.
A n. JONES.
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GETTING MARRTED

rs Essays for o. uDG Men. on great SOCIAL.
RIAGE-with meaI q of rel;ef for the Frrn@ and
onioItunate seased nd deb faded Sent free, in
Sgale9 1890 eh'eiopes- F,ddress. HOWARD ASSOCIA
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American Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, March 8.--Arriyed-
brig M. e. Berland, Baltimore; schooner
Lilly. New York. Sailed-ships Island
Home, Liverpool; Kate Troop, Liver
pool
New York, March 1.-Two cases, one
from Georgia, and the other from Mis-
slssippl, suits given on notes given on
the sale of slaves, are before the Su-
preme Court. The constitutions of these
States contain provisions forbidding
their courts from taking jurisdiction Of
such cases. These causes were argued
oy AIR. Z. Phillips, who maintained that
these provisions, which took away all
remedy, affected tho obligation of con
tract, and were void under the prohibi-
tlon of the Constitution of the United
States, which prohibits States from vio-
latlng the obligation of contracts; that
even when warranty is given that the
slave sold was slave for life, this did
not include the act of the sovereign in
emanclpating the slave; that no such
warranty ever exists; but when it is ey-
pressly stipulated for, that the loss by
emancipation, like the loss by death.
fire, flood or war must fall alone on the
owner OF the property. The maxim of
the common, as we'll as of the civil law.
being "Res perH tlomino.''
bTAUNToN, Va, March S.-At Buffalo
Gap, last night, about twenty-five ne.
groes Attempted to mob another named
Jackson Morrill,. Two of the mob seized
Morrill,, when the latter drew his knife
and vigorously commenced to cut ut
them. He killed one instantly and NOR
tally wounded the other. He then made
hla escape into his house, where the mob
could not get at him. A few hours later.
he was arrested, brought to this place.
and lodged in Jail.
RICHMOND. March 8.-The State ,I,u,..
aab the Republican organ here, has been
purchased by stock company of lead.
ing Republicans of the State, and will
change hands to-day.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Bislnarc]x's 3
circular to diplomats, narrating the
events OF the war and the changed CON
dition of Germany, comments with sc
verify, almost amounting to animosity,
upon the offensive and ovasive policy of
England during the war.
Weather report-The department re-
ceives now the full list OF reports from
all stations reached by the franklin and
Western Union lines. Tho pressure for
the past twenty-four hours has di-
mihished, with threatening weather on
the middle Atlantic and less South. with
clear weather in the South Atlantic. IT
has risen with threatening weather on
the East Atlantic. The central area OF
the lowest barometer which was vcstcr.
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City Tax Notice,
OFFICE CITY ASSESS(

OFFICE CITY ASSESSOR
CITY HALL, COLUMBIA, s. c., March Q ISL
NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned.
~ that RETURNS for all REAL AND PER.
SONAL PROPERTY, within the limits OF the
city OF Columbia, shall be made and delivered
AZ TINS once, on or before tho 21st day OF
March, 1871, for Tho year commencing on the
ist day OF January. 1871, verified by oath, OF
tho person whose duty it is to 80 list or return
SAID property possessed by him, Or under his
cohtIol, clther AZ owner, agent, parent, hus.
Dand, guardian, executor or administrator
trustee, receiver, officer, partner, factor or
holder, with the VALUE of such PERSONAL pro-
perty 80 held or controlled.
Tho following must bo returned for taxation
as Personal Property, viz:
Horses and Mules.
Neat Cattle.
Gold and Silver WGtcl.c-.
Gold and Silver Plate.
Piano Fortes, Mclodcons ur Cabinet Oryan.
Carriages.
Wagons.
Drays.
Carts or other vehicles.
Dogs.
Value of all Goods, Merchandise. or other
commodities pertaining to business as mcr-
chant; agent or otherwise. during the year or
part thereof, commencing January 1, 1871.
Average value of Materials received, used.
or provided to be used, in my business as n
manufacturer, during the year, or part there.
or; commencing January l, 1871
T, laluo OF all Machinery, Engines, Tools,
. 'AN"i 10 ehu 1HilHcIntutb uSCQ or provided
ior use IN my business as Il manufacturer,
during the year, or part thereof, commencing
January !, 1871, and OF all manufactured arti.
clcs on hand on said date.
value OF Moneys, including Bank Bills and
Circulating Notes on hand or deposit.
value OF all Credits over legal indebtedness.
Value OF all Investments in tho Stocks OF
any company or corporation out of this State,
except National Banks.
Value of all Investments in Bonds. cxcop,
bonds OF the United States and of this STATE
expressly exempt from taxation.
Valuo or all other Personal Property, in.
Guiding Household Furniture.
The penalty for failure or NEGLECT 10 make
returns OF Property within the time given 60
to do, will be strictly enforced
BLANK NETURNs FURNISHED on APPLICATION
TO WILLIAM j. ETTER, City Assessor.
Office Hours, 9 a. NJ. 10 Q +. 81
March ,s
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NNHE above Company offers all the aoyap.
tages usually granted by other cotnpa-
MES, together with some peculiar to itself.
tits the only truly mutual Company in Che
South. An profits are divided among its
policy holders annually. No STOCKHOLDERS to
absorb any portion. Dividends paid in cash
at the end Of the first year.
IL IS more liberal than any Comyany in his
that all policies are non. fort eitaIIe after the
payment OF one annual premium, and no
violation of the conditions OF the policy fsaye
fraud, or. attempted fraud,) can destroy lis
| surrender value ''' '''
Its affairs. in every respect, are managed
With tho greatest prudence and economy.
Nearly SG0. 600 received during it's frat fiscal
year, 9th November,) and only 81, 600 paid
ont on death claims" in the same time
being less than four per cent of same, and
less than 81 to each $4,000 at risk.
Such management gives much better asau
rance of future stability and profit than the
nero statement and prcmiees of agents Of
companies not 80 conducting their bnsiness.
no matter how largo the amount of Their
business or assets.
by assuring in this Company your premi
unis paid 9ll be under the manngement Of
men of well-known ability and integrity at
home. and not sent off to return only at your
death. The State is annually drained Of
hundred of thousands of dollars by premiums
paid to companies out OF the State.
Feb 16 limo
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B1A1n,a5 a5saS,IlI21 ~ El, a. !,

ical papSrs are 6deavSring tS "a WedFsh ;Eissf1
biaars blair & lRa1uenpe; a1 ip;rthe ss. Senate end
letter to- Col. Brodheads sas opndemna.
ton OF his political creed. Blair, few
Gays since, had the manliness and bold.
ness to reiterato the sentiments of that
letter In reply to q speech of Senator
Morton. For this re-affirmation of the
true American political creed, Frank
Blair deserves the confidence of all true
lovers of freedom. The question under
discussion was the infamously proclaimed
fifteenth amendment to the Federal Con.
stltution. The Augusta Constitutionolis,
notices in this connection, clearly to the
mind of the editor, Col. James Gardner.
clerical error Of the New York Herald
and other papers, in which Senator Blair
Is made to endorse that amendment as o
part of the law of the land," by the
typographical omission of the word
mot" when pressed by Morton to de-
line himself upon that point. The char.
acter OF thsspeech points with unerrine
p eclslon to complete repudiation of
the amendment.
And Gen. Blair in his views upon that
subject and all matters connected with
reconstruction, sO-caiieG, are tine views
OF all true Democrats of the country
He but expresses the opinions to which
all true men must come in the settlement
OF the issues involved in our national
affairs. Reconstruction is in direct
violation of the Constitution and all
representative government; and before
we can restore peace and Quietude to the
country, these violations Of the scprerc
law must be abrogated and uprooted
from our political system. The true
Democracy are determined that these
monstrous outrnges shall be blotted from
the. national records of the country.
hadicalism may howl and cry anarchy as
much as they please, but the thing will
be done. The people must be brought
pack to the purer government of their
iathers, tor this country cannot exist
under mougrel system of franchise.
Inns IS government Of the white race,
established by the white race and for the
white race, and the powers of darkness
shall not prevent it from being restored
to the white race and perpetuated for the
white race. e.-LaGrongeR Reporter.
NORTHERN DEcEScY Among the
many vulgar practices introduced nt
Washington since the South went out of
the Union, is the disgusting habit of
smoking, both in the Senate and House.
during the sessions of those bodies. It
has become such nuisance to decent
members that tho House, few days ago,
adopted rule against it, which will
drive the barroom rowdies to the cloak
room,
The Washington Chronicle says that
Senator Howard used the closing hour
OF the session to defeat the appropria.
ton proposed and eloquently urged by
Senator Sawyer. of 800. 600 to the Sisters
of Mercy of Charleston. to rebuild their
orphan asylum, from which many Union
soldiers were supplied with that which
saved their precious lives. He was speak
ing when the hammer of the Vice Plesi-
dent fell.
How many persons there are who have
utterly misconceived their aim in life!
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: ba,FoFeigHs,aYrsiTa,), !,

ipti t3.;2 baFoFaig s SYfSiTa, yte.s .;2a ~
q s!aSRIs, sR!aASRIs, March 7.-Gen. d Aarelis Pal.
,!adlp aSu has i assumed command Of the
National Guard of Pasis.; In his frat
oraer OF the day, he invokes the co-ope.
ration CT the Frenchnien in the work OF
maintaining order. and declares tran
guilty alone will restore order to
france, Meanwhile, all disturbances
VIII be promptly represscd, and their
promoters sternly dealt with. The press
approve the general. order, and saw
affairs already show an Improvement,
BORDEAUX, March 1.-The Assembly
is in session, awaiting the report of the
committee on the removal from Bor-
deaux.
LONDON; March THE ship Mistress
OF the Sea foundered in tho ocean.
Seventeen lives were lost
The Paris Journal Obsciel invites the
mayors OF Paris and communes to ad-
dress g demand for part Of the funds
sent by the citizens of the United States,
ana urges that delegate of the Ameri-
San Government be added to tho com
mission for distribution.
All the thentres are preparing to re-.
open as soon as gas can be got.
The, Bank oi France will commence
issuing balance sheets Thursday.
The letter of Jules Simon is placarded
everywhere. It announces the deposit
tlpH OF Napoleon, and declares him re-
sponelb1e for the ruin and invasion of
France
The appointment. of Palladines has
gwen offence, because of his acknow-
lodged firmness and talent. He has
plan Tor the reorganization of the Ma
tlonal Guard, which meets the approval
of Thiers,
Tho disgraoeful scenes in Paris will
soon be put down.
PARIS, March 7-Eyening. Prus-
SLAMS to-day delivered to The French all
the forts upon the left bank of the Seine.
Emperor William and staff left Versailles
from Fuireres. The Prussians are to
completely evacuate Versailles by the
1!th und the neighborhood by the 10Th.
1t is hoped the present difficulties in
Paris will pass over without serious dis
turbances.
LONDON, March 8.-A despatch from
Hanover, dated the 9Th, says the French
prisoners who have been held in various
parts of the Kingdom of Hanover have
been forwarded to Hamburg. whence
they go to France. Count Bismarck has
passed through Bipgerbruok, en- route to
AoAaAA. ho VIII W Iu6G 2G May0QC6 DY
committee of citizens, who will wei
come md escort him home to Germany.
Emperor William has reviewed the first
and twelfth corps and tho Wprtemberg-
ers at Villiers. The headquarters of the
Emperor are now at Ferriers.
The elections to the Bavarian Cham
bera resulted in the choice of twenty
nine Liberals and seventeen Patriots.
The latter are opposed to the Confedera-
tion.
LONDON, March S.-Bismarck has
commenced his homeward journey. The
National Guard of Paris are excited over
Con. Palladine's appointment. Paris is
otherwise calm.
PARIS, March 8.-The Minister of
Marine proposes q great reduction in the
budget: The Minister of War proposes
complete reorganization of the army
and the erection of Notifications on the
new German frontier. The army of the
Loire will occupy the forts around
Paris.
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Early Garden Corn and Beans.
MOHAWK BEANS, Valentine Beans, China
IvA Red Eye Beans, Early Six Weeks Beans,
large Lima Butter Beans
CoRN.-EARLY SUGAR CORN, Mammoth
Sugar Corn, Large White Flint Corn, Ever
green Corn, Early Dutton Corn, Smiths White
Fiint Corn, Early Burlington, Extra Early
Dwarf Corn. For salc by
Feb 2l E. H. HEINITSH, Druggist