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FOREIGN NEWS.

The khedivc of Egypt recently laid the first stone
Of the new port of Alexandria which, when compile
ted will be thu finest in the Mediterranean.
letter from Paris says that thirty thousand per
sons, including six thousand and children,
thousand prisoners captured.and the police are
hunting for fifty thousand more.
GREAT BR1TAIN.-The entire population of England
Scotland, Ireland, Wales, the Channel is;,fI. and
the Isle of Man. including the army, navy, and
inc abroad, as inst officially announced is: Males
15 $40 27; females 16 267 s37; total 81 fO99 The
preponderence of females males is 7lS,56S.
The Bonapartists journals Avenier and Liberal,
have been seized for publishing virulent attack
upon NJ. Jules Favre.
Prince Napoleon who has been staying for three
days at Havre, has been ordered to leave France.
Advices from Algeria to the government sats-
factory and indicate that the insurrection is
crushed out
Caracas letter of July Sth, says that the revola
tionists under Herrera have defeated Guzman Blan-
cos forces at point, until he cannot hold out
much longer. The sailing of Quesadas expedition
for Cuba would, it is feared, with Spain.
as it is in contraventon of the treaty between the
two countries. Spanish vessels expected to
blockade the ports.
Queen Victoria has revoked the royal decree estab-
fishing the purchase system n the British army. An
election riot is imminent at Monaghan, ireland.
Committee of the French Assembly has decided
in favor of the imposition of a stamp duty bills
The town of Moca, in santo Domingo, has rebelled
against Baez.
A new cabinet has been formed in Spain.
The Prussans are contracting their limits in France
1t is reported thpt Orleans princes have resigned
their seats in the Assembly.
The cholera is spreading in Persia.
Cuban expedition is organizing at Montreal.
Count de Chambord has resigned his seat in the
Assembly.
Advices from Algeria to the government salts
factory and indicate that the insurrection is abou
crushed out.
deputation of German, Dutch and Austrian bank
ers has sailed from Europe for the United States
the purpose of making examination of the condi
ton fthe work and financial prospects ofthe North
| ern Pacific Railroad.
| The North German Gazette of July 22d announce
that the German troops are now evacuating tn
French departments of the Eure, Somme and Seir
| Inferieure and will return at once to Germany.
| The Emneror William went on the 9th to visit tn
| GA Alexander at Ilgenhe i'm. Bavaria
| II is rumored that Prince Bi.mark has been Great
ed Duke of Luxemburg.
| discovery of concealed arms h's been made a
| Lverpool which are in some way connected will
| the Fenians.
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are only false or foolish friends who en-

are only false or foolish friends who en-
deavor to encourage in the mind of Mr.
Greeley the conviction or the hope tha,
there is any possible chance for him te
enter the White House,
| The Buffalo Ecpress, referring to the
part which Tammany took in the recent
riots in this city. says Let the lesson
taught us by this fearful riot not be lost
upon the future interests of the city and
state The time is at hand when these
unfaithful servants should give an ac-
count of their Stewardship. They have
been weighed in the balance and found
wanting
tits currently reported that Senator
Schurz will soon sever the connection
with the Westliche Post.
One hundred and thirty men, women
and children were killed aud wounded in
the New York riot-3S killed, 90 wounded.
On whose heads rests this blood?
First, on the heads of the besotted for
eignborn rioters and the intriguers who
led them to an assault on one of the most
sacred rights of American freemen. Sec
ond, on Mayor Oakley Hall. who deliber-
ately, after years thought, as he now
ayows, surrendered the city to the rioters
Third, on Gov. Hoffman, who might
have prevented all disturbance by doing
promptly what only the example of Gov
party friends. and the anger Of an upris-
ing people extorted from him at last,j just
in time to aggravate the disorder it could
nc longer control Fourth, on the party
that sustains these criminals and the su
pine people of New Y ork who have hith
erto lacked the spirit to throw off their
vulgar and thievish rule. Shall it be so
forever?
tits stated that Governor Hoffman is
preparing pamphlet, explaining the is
sue of his proclamation, and that Tweed,
Sweeney & Co. have told him that he
must reconcile the indignant Irish Cath
olics or be thrown out of Tammany
The Postmaster at Jacksonville, Flori-
da, son of Governor Harrison Reed, of
that State, having become defaulter to
the Postoffice Department in the sum of
$4,000. a special agent was sent on
to investigate the matter, with directions
to arrest Reed unless he refunds the
amount. In consequence of some other
operations the amount due the Depart
ment will be reduced to about 50, 900. A
letter received from the agent states that
the friends of Reed will probably make
The amount good. The Department will
however remove Reed from Office.
The Cincinnati Enquirer informs Gen
Ne Clellan that he does not stand on the
Democratic platform of 1868, as he ad-
vocates paying the fve-twenty bonds in
gold, and that his course is repulsive to
the Democrats. The Enquirer is Mr..
Pendleton' $ organ.
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determined that no such opportunity
should be afforded him, so he was first
of all put on trial for giving scandal by
making the charges, and then, when he
sought access to the papers and books 1t
was denied him; and when he applied to
the courts for a mandamus to COMPEL
the production Of the books and papers,
he was tried for making the application
and actually condemned. and the Bishop
recommended to remove hlm from Office
The Bishops, however are equally devid
ed SO he remains in his position. We
can only say that anybody who contri-
butes money to the concern, not only
while these charges are unexamined, but
while the examination of them is per-
sistentiy and dextrously evaded, must
not only be a very queer Christian. but
very queer owner of money. There
has been nothing more discreditable in
the history Of the New York ring than
the whole affair, and the apparent calm
with which the Methodist laity looked
on at it,, is not the least singular part of
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Hoffman Smoked Out at Last.

A dispatch from New York, sent by
the American Press Association, dated
July 18th, says:
Governor Hoffman was sitting at home,
in Albany, Monday, the 10th inst. when,
at clock, messenger hastily deliver
ed package to him. 1t proved to be
from New York. He opened it and found
it contained document, which he read
smiling, and, as he laid it on the table,
said ''Yes, Hall told me he was going
to do this. | fully coincide with him. y
These words are on record aud are treas
ured by the hearer. On Tuesday morn
ing, Mayor Halls message and the pro-
C amation signed by Kelso appeared In the
New York papers. In Albany it was
generally praised as being much needed
measure. Hoffman spoke to several on
the subject, and consistently praised 1t !;
and it was understood he was one Of the
warmest advocates of the measure, =
About 4 P. NJ, Tuesday, Hoffman was
still in Albany, and received a lengthy
telegraphic communication from New
York, which evidently produced start
ling effect on him, for immediately he
became agitated, pacing the floor excited
Iy, Afterward he gave hurrld orders for
a special train to convey him to New
York. The telegram which caused his
excitement proved to be an extra copy
of Gov, Randolph's proclamation, IN
view of the Orange parade in New Jer-
sey. Hoffman left for New York at 7 80
the same evening The ride vas fast
and exciting one, and he meditated dur
ing the entire journey. The train arrived
in New York at 1O:40. being about the
quickest time on record. The Governor
was whirled in carriage to police head
quarters, arriving before eleven /; aud in
half an hour afterwards his proclamation,
permitting Orangemen to parade, was
given to the press.
+ Here is confession that he knew of
Hall order suppressing the PAL ade. He
fully conceded with the order, and assent
ed to the surrender of the city to the
mob. But when the proclamation of
Gov. Randolph appeared. Gov. Hoffman
was humiliated and alarmed. Like Mac
beth upon the threshold of the murdered
Duncan's chamber, he became ''in6m OF
purpose - he was afraid to have the
picture of a cowardly New York Govern
or painted in history by the side of Gov.
Randolph, who courageously defended
the rights of his people. Poor miserable
tool of Tammany Trembling upon the
verge Of disgraceful surrender on one
| hanG and the riot and bloodSh ed his owr
course had encouraged. he began hi;
| proclamation. according to the above re
port, with talsehood. He did know
the condition of affairs, and had coin
cided with the Mayor. Gov. Hoffman
/ 10 trying to serve two masters, the peo
pie and Tammany, he has offended both
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HOME NEWS

The failure of the Lamar Fire Insurance Company
of Chicago 10 announced.
Fires in the Cascade Mountains Oregon are doing
immense damage.
in New York Saturday.
The horse plague in New York is rapidly abating.
FlForty-sx thousand dollars worth of property was
destroyed by fire at Northport Mass, on Friday and
Saturday. - r.
Accounts from Raleigh n. c., that there al
ready Que hundred indictments against msmbers
of ku Klux in that state, and the number will prob
ably be increased to thousand by the time spec-
fed for Circuit Court to be presided by judge Bold
Six have been killed by locomotive explosion
at Mauch Chunk.
The President has returned to Long Branch.
yesterday.
Unitarian clergyman has committed suicide at
Kingston Mass.
The business portion of the town of Truckee, Cal.
has been burned F.-
AsMnnesota schoolteacher is charged with iI.fanti
eide.
Buffum the murderer of Mr.. Stevens, at Newburgh
committed suicide in the Auburn Insane Asylum.
Gen. Shaler's official report to Gov. Hoffman COM
mends the conduct of the troops and the police dur
ing the riot.
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From the Nation.

Dr. Lanahau, the assistant agent OF the
Methodist Book Concern soon after ne
took the Office brought the most damag-
ing charges against the business manage
ment of the enterprise, such as impro-
priery in the method OF keeping the
books, discre pancies between the hgufes
of the ledger and the figures IN the an
nual accounts presented to the Oooler-
enee. and erasures and alterations Will
out any explanation. all lnvoiVlhg largg e
amounts; and he offered to prove all
these charges before a competent tTlou-
nal if any opportunity we're offered him'
The persons in charge were, however,
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The Sheboygan Herald contains the
following decisive paragraph VI the
Republican party of Wisconsin desires
to win d victory this fall it must nomi-
nate able and respectable men for State
Officers, and throw Postmaster Reyes, OF
Madison, overheard. 1t would be un-
wise to again give Keyes the chairman
ship of the State Central Committee
The people would not suffer the imposi-
tion
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GVST.4r FEHRS,

vvYATCfI As<ER and JEWELER Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks and watches Has line ana wctl seiecIco
.xs,rtman of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American En- slis and Swiss Watches as Also OF Goio
AMI Plated Jewelry, at his new Brick stere On SIN
street South sids door south of kremers Mani
o-1y
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s. S.f.YDERSOT,

MANUFACTURERS and Dealer In
wi Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c, &c shepaH Buffalo
street the corner OF Eighth. Repairing neatly
ana promptly executed
ManitoXoc Septel lnher 90. 1865.
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IL. KERRY,

VORK street. Manite Woc G, Wis. Snt Oeaters = ,hrs
Glass ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made CiSrhlng,
PAPER hlnginss Hats and Caps, Toys, Ckndres Gaps
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &C. &C. 4 share of public patronage is soli-
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r. R,f.rSCH.

YEwEJ.ER and photographer. All
81 kuis of work in the line of my business prompt
1y attended to- and warranted to give satsiacttoh
have last re.eivel Wing & Ornshey's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSGURA. with which can take small
pictures of the ae>t orer for one dollar per dozen
l.tagranGs taken of ali sizes. Albums aad Frames
"a h,nl York 13-itf
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VOL. IS.
epuolIe.n Union State Convention.

Republican Union State Convention.
Rooms REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Madison July s, 1871.
"A State Convention of Delegates representing the
Republican Union party of Wisconsin is hereby call
ed te meet at the Capitol, in Madison, l2 m
Wednesday. August so, 1871,
For the purpose of nominating candidates for State
officers to be elected at the next general election and
to transact such other business may be deemed
appropriate
Each Sonata and Assembly District will be entitled
to TWO delagets in the Convention.
EW KEYES Chairman, Madison,
F. C. WINKLER, Milwaukee.
FRANK LELAND. Elkhorn-
G. w HAZELTON. Columbus
JOHN BENNETT. Jancsgille
q r. THOMAS. Prairie du CHEN
HENRY KLEINPELL, Sauk City.
JAMES COLEMAN, Fond du Lac.
A SCOTT SLOAN. Fond du Lac.
A. GUESNIER Grcen Bay.
G.. II. GLE WaHshara.
G. NJ WOODWARD, La Crosse.
III. B. PHILLEO, Grand Rapids.
Wisconsin Republican State Central Committee
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ET.ELEI.1.WS HOUSE.

WILifNMS N =. NAFIhAN, FrU
"A. DrietOrs. This frst-class house Is IN excel
fcni con lition the proprietors are confident that
give eatre satisfaction to the travelling pup
fic An Omnibus will always be ready to convey trav-
elcrs o and from the boats
Farsu,rs AMI others can rely on finding good ac-
comm i,tions for horses or cattle. s-ti
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FRED SEEEE X

HTFERS to his nany friends and tn e
public generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams,
shouIders Sausages TaIIow and Lard at the lowest
80 W,rkat on Commercial Street 9-1y
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FIRED. SCgkPGBER.

MEAT Market Having purchased
INl the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
-o.cst rates. share of public patronage solicited
I3-1T
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FR ED C.f US.

PRACTICAL FURiER, Keeps con-
/ stantly hand the largest and best assortment t
of caps the latest Styles at the lowest pos
sibe prices All always pays the highest value in
1a-b for all kinds of furs 1871
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cox s. ES.E.sT.

HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE
II P,inter, Quay Street. adjoining the Touring
rlill south Side Offers his service to the Citizens
sf this village il the above branches at the most rea
.ou,b,a rates. 1910
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.VeaC advertisements.
T.nTTT< SEEGER.
Fashionable Barber and
HairdreSSer.

Shop on Sth Street, adjoining the
Post Office: having totally renovated
his old and we'll known establishment,
respectfully asks the continuance or
the patronage Of the citizens of Mani
tOw0c, promising that he will spare
no efforts to please all who may favor
him with a call. 1S-S1y.
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CYAS, w. WHITE,
Ed MAERKLIM.

1Initcd Stptes AsstStnat Asse<s@r.-
D Hce on Sth Street, First National Bank
xS,itaxoc wisconsin 16-131y
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W.JFF n. EDF,fTE.

NOTARY s'DBT.IE 4E sEA l. ESTATE
~ Agent, Nt1itowoc, Wise VIII buy nd
sell Ltais nine Titles, draw Deels, Mortgages
AMI Contracts open AMI close Books or examine Ac-
counts Gill at ]. D. NIarkhamS Law Olice. 1l-31
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T>ruS-ist AMI t0rthcrary- stu Street
l J onpositc tho Post ohce. + Row fully provloeh
with a CO nrletc ~-leatiau OF Trash Drugs auo AeAt
icues and Oilers services especiehy 70 the PHfsi
CLANS of this village anil county Tor the cdTG"t ."
reie .tfSc preparation of their prescriptions To-
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.EDSEBH SH.NES.

hEALERi ia stoves: TIN, Sheet Iron
l and Copperware mlnu;actarer. All kinds of
airing done. Eighth Street. opposite Tribune Of
fec 14-1y
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HOTH'S HOTS e.

AnA>y ROTH. Proprietor. l32 Clinton
street south sdc,ne Union Depot and all steam
bpat landings, MilwaaSee. Wis. Boarding by the
a or week Warm msIls u all hours.
- l1-52 ".
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lara. i. pATCHEN. Dentist. fiji
II in Shermans building, on Sth Street.
Manitowoc. Wis.
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E.sEETTE .5R.vgSRY.

COUNTY SURVEYOR. Oifice over
" o. Torrlson's Store the Bridge
Mlnitowoc. Wisconsin. I5-SS
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W.4LNEEs s. WsFETE.

TTDRNEY and Counselor at Law.
IA Office, corner of Sth and Quay streets Manito-
c..n,rin
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- TTFSTR y

1 TTDHNEYS at Law. ManitOwOc.
II Wisconsin. Office on Eighth street, over the
First National Bank jyi9'65.
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