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THE NiyIA REGIMENT.

Fisk nni HepIy 10 the Mayor.
BOSTON, June ID, 1871.
The following despatch, received last night ex-
plains Itself
NEW YORK, June I3. 1871.
To HIS HoSos TIE MAYOR or CnAaLEsTowN, MASS
am at tbs nlnmen Ia rece pt telegram from Boston,
olncing that hc Ninth denied the privilege
OF ho din. igoas services IN public IN boston.
except the pa5iic streets. Sunday next. w -ou allow
the regiment 10 Saubath morning yorr
hosptabe city, and there hold religious In n suit
the grounds surrounding Bunker AU Monument sub
Please telegraph at TIE lest moment
that committee ccnfer with you Jn,Irsiay
JAMES FISK, JE., Colonel Commanding
Mayor Kent, OF Charlestown has replied 10 Colo
mel Fisk's telegram tnat the CITY ha1 control
the grounds surrounding the monument which
Iii ch irce OF the n0nlinen6 Association, and that
Winthrop square. the only other suitable place III
the city is just now wholly Unfit for parade, owing
to the ground being prepared for the soldiers mon-
uinerr.
The Board OF Aldermen at q special meeting to-
day voted efght 10 four against permitting Lolouel
EIsh's regiment TO hold nc lgious services Boston
Common neXt Sunday. The principal OBJ fion was
that the parade would attract the worst part Of the
population o. the city and sIhurps, causing the
desecra,ion OF the day and calling for strong
poice force to preserve order. On the other hand
the doors OF every chutch In the city would be
gladly opened to the regiment.
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Tr,fGSkp9iC seWs ITEMS.

j. ". Chapman, OF Wcodstock, Conn., committed suicide
yesterday by hir gin,.
The tweniy-,eoold annual meen. OF the Pennsylvania
State iedica Society commenced ST N4lanap
Marin Birmingham, n domestic In family in Newton,
Mass Is under arrest for sraneng her new born infant
William Il, Mann is the republican nominee District
Attorney in Philadelphia, and George Connel yesterday
re.onirated by the same party Tor state Seoator.
At the annual session Of the Masonic Grand Lodge of vcr
ne.d in buringto1 yesterday the Grand Lodge Of
QueDce was recognized py unanimous vote.
From unsn OF the dry ut
Nenli hfs Tenn, began sinking immetistev after boat
came oI yesterday Despite al e1or.s went down in
hunerei feet OF water.
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Steamships Idaho, for Lverpool; Java do Concor1a,
LONDON; Isnaa Gasgow; City OF Porl Prince au
Prince Charleston, Chareston.
Wind MT auasai ireeh
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A PSoLuTR DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
IN the Courts OF diIcrent No puoLc,,y ADVICE
iTee Notary Pubic AMI comm ssiJner every
r. j. KING. Con issiur- at Law, 81. BroaiSay
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Just so oog they esteem good of hsseves
hEAlTh ALL-lMPJRrAs..
HiLMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT SAfSAPAGILLA
cures nj! diseases and ertip the skin.
Iii highly Conceatraiei Preparatip fully
eqnailn@ sIrengn gallon syrup decrclon
usually made and tablespoonful added 70 pint nf Ice
wal eo,laist he yeie
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ Dts1inrton. / Oeic.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND july.
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BEr,OW
SAILED.

Barr Dl vcc Nor, Jorscnson from Newcastle April Il.
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nIISCE1LANEDUS.

n -A.-A.--A.-DECoisATED DINNER AND TEA
~. Sets COOKING Utensils, Plated Ware Hefriseratcrs
AMI House Furnishing coos Of ali kinds 70 cent below
Broadway prces. Quorum s'tacit.
Call examine.
EDWARD j.. BASSFOEDS
Mammoth fsst itshment
Cooper Institute.
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HAN ANU WUNAN AXE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
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SHIPPING NEWS

Almanac Tor New York rhis Day.
Sun rises. ....... 4 % Moon rises. morn 3 90
Sun sets. ....... 32 High water....eve A
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BEAUTTFy THE COMPLEXION
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AUTIFY THE COMPLEXION.

Notary Pubic
r. j. KIM Couassior-atLsw, BIZ Broaiwsy
REAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION
BEAurTFy THE COMPLEXION.
HELNBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT saRsArARILLA
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD NEW vIGoR.
GIVES NEW LIFE NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR,
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW viGoR
NAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
Just loos they esteem good of tn selves
aiLMBoLD's fG1i6 EXTRACT sARsApAa1LLA
it's Highly Concen,raei Preparation. one hottie fully
usually male and aiaea ip lint Of ics
water equals the celebrated
LISBON DIET DRINK,
LISBON DIET DSINx.
Aac6sn,ful and h-a,hrul beverage
oArAWBA
CATAwsA
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL,
n.eful IN all diseases and aaee,loos OF LIVER COW
Arft hl's psspsrsiA' cosrIvESass. aPoraEHY.
n IL aa svrv o ase,
uigaiivc
No cAi.oMEL, NO MERCURY,
NO cALonEL. NO MERCURY.
bu, purely vegetable, conpasei magnificent in,
gredens.fuid Extract Ca,awba Grape juice and pure
MORE blES CONNECTION
MORE LIKE coSFEcnoN
Il il compounded with tho ,ca of being acc.p,c 10 the
ns@,,a ., Srps; e,n, l. ,s, inviting
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT
safe fer taken by chiidren
how 70 ploeeea IL In sprng and summer mouths as this
rake bottles OF clmbolis Puid Extract sersaoarla
and one toite % Heimboll's aatawta ripc Juice Pia
your ss "ssne s on NJ GOT o 40 & r n n L I a ave
them IRON sgmmsr may es.vent tose usly ernpf
caawbs Grape Juice ri Ia Spac up with great
IN naa some white rrcnch glass bottles un,se those csre-
lessv prepared and yended in s4oden boxes by mex.
Al q Il: T. inLMsoLD's Preparations are Parma.
ceutcaL Not ogle one patented all on shcr "'O
rrcparedby =
PRACTICAL nAgb hHAsYSs%L HnSsL CHEMIST.
raace Pharmacy, ,fsey House. G..aiw~y and Twenty.
Temple q Pharmacy, coa,inen,n Hesel. Philadelphia.
Prescriptions accurately c,mpounie<
French, German and siauah spoxea
n B-haaaguGD;s JI 1; EXTRACT BUcnU has gained
Worldwide fame.
BARGAINS IN TEAS. FLOUR, GROCERIES AND rao
- vaons-Deaera aud ilmies save :, per cent at
THOMAS X AGNEW' 4. 40 Groenwici street, New York
<soapREssEp Ivoay.-MAaTiNGALE RINGS, BiL-
I lizard Balls, Faro Poker Checks Sleeve Buttons,
Paper Weights, &C. WlLAdAa ~, WILllNG,
2j5 Centre street.
f,oRNs CURED FOR soc EACH; BuNioNs, BAD
~ Nails &C., cured without pain. Anniliiator curea
c,rns, bunions, nails. ny mail 5UC
DIR. RICE, 2ts hroaaw"y, corner Fulton street.
kvICOL 4 Davidson,
IN Broadway near Great Jones street offer grcat bar
gains goods suitable FOR furnishing country vas cot
Dnncr Sets Tea Sets Breakfast sc,a Sets, Toilet
Scta, Glassware silver plated leo Purhers Spoons Forks
fable Cniery Casters WATERS Chandeliers and Fxturss
for oil or gas.
= Also just opened
new styles French Cocks Bronses Parians Vases Gui<
dons. Mant.l Ora ntincnis and Artt icia Flowers.
aary OF these goods offered pricos actually low0
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GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGOR,
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vfGOR.
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LISBON DIET DRINK,
4 dei i.htful and hs,llthiul beverage

Mseful in sI diseases and an nac,ioos OF LIVER CON-
PLANTS, JAINbIEE, BIiiDusNESS SICK HhAU
ACHE, DYSPEPSIA, COsTIvENhsS. APorLEAY.
RHEUMA1isM AND GouT, reluirin ca,Aaric aperi.
puiga;ivc.
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RARs CHARLEs BREWER or o37 tons register, huit al
Ihenaston Me- In 1851, been sold at va araiso
$5,ulp, cash. "
LaVSpHsp From the yard OF Mr. Jesse Carl, at North
roi, Li new schooner. named the Florence for New
fork pa.tes Length Of keel. n ec; BEAM 25 nod
iee, Inc rtorehce "a OF the built sges tha.
can oe produced rame of white oak, ami aiacs
ssIahs' hlse o. frame inches ce in. yellow deck
,Ihhe ana ueck Or yellow gavsnizei IA stenng and
,oeu ree,nnis rrsing all of Enl wire rope After the
p.oved IA building the chooner : - ~ -
A. Addison 2i nSt, from the yard OF ] Nash 90,
schf o. 2aU tons % BE- Capt 3 Heurelan
~ Columbia 81 mt, bv Cant q PUN ner schooner of
2l0 tons, to 10 commanded b. Capt P.umIner.
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but purely vegetable conpsei Of the magnificent In,
CRED cns-FIud Extract Grape Juice and
Extract Rhlbarh
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MORE bIRH A CoNTECTToN
MORE LIKE A CoNFECrIoN
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IL IL compounded with tho tica OF being the
stomach, nausea. rpiNs punsi ip that inviting
state OF parity that 10 a remedy for
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No CAlsoMEL, No MERCURY,

NO CALoEEL, NO MERCURY,
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HELaBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLl
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COACHMEN AND cAuuE~sus


WANTED SITUATION mv AYvusc NAV. LarrlY
w landed as ~ won q maize b nssf geo rAlv
fu Cau on or address, fer tss days. - noAk, sn -
WASrrD-xAS AND WIFE TO rAsE caks %
le'n Ad rehs A. ~ Herald olca
w coachnsn and gardeners Objection o. TIE eairys
good reference Al res y A. ~, hos ~ iirra1a sars
WANTEp-. CoAcnsAsS sirrhrroS w rissr
aadrrss }. n, lsli rrc.ewsy
yNANTED-py coLoREn MAS, srruArroy AZ
w coaehman; good references. hipy 81 No. a~sa iss
WASTED nv siNaLR yousa NAY. sfrra-
AMI Willing hasieer.nce from present cnp'olsr TIA 10
WAHrrD-A siTrATroS. AS coAcusAS. nv
mes. t"raarSy; good references. CIV cs es.nay Azores.
coAChMAN, box "a ueraii orce
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS GARDENER txAsKIgp,s
other ssrd-nins Apply a. Isl ;,S ss corner q sia "a, =
WAHrED-A SITUATION ~ coAcnSas. w 4
families N Ii. ri, for ne las, % years xs1rsss i r.
West 23d IT, lharness mases.
" ANrEn-NAN THOROUGHLY AcoUnvrvn wrru
on c-n.maSs ecany Place Apply. wi,s ei,y references
a. ward 81 Eatl has.
WAErEn-,A SITUATION AS coacnsAs Ann
ri. ss.% ey ,ne % s ss. ,s.rs rs s.
ences Can AID ess s. ~, lta wea ssh
VJrANrfD-A SITUATION As coAcu~AN. nv a
w man of long experience IN TIE management
81 horsns fra. class references. Ca silress T. ~
II Last .sth st.
w ANTED- A COACHMAN AND GRoo~'s SfruN
horses, csrsge and harness thoroughly. ehieen a.
the country good reference. Address L. H. eos ss Hsrsld
Office.
VNANTTD-A SITUATION Az cosrHMsk Ann
w froom, nv Young VIM 70 thoroughly couf~a u
and highly recommended his former mpoyers Al
call for N. L.. At Dr. C~tianscls ~ s.. fro.cwas.
corner of 46th st.
M;ANrED-A COAcrMAHs SITUATION. nv A 70 va
w thnrou blv understands he business. city
country: will he found vii sns and oh,sn. Cal ~ en 81
his present emlovers private stAoc, No. West ssh o.
Ca for CHARLES.
M'ANTED-BY AN INTBLILGEST YOUNG rN -Lisl-
w situation rss class coschman thoroughly
ders'a the and OF bre
ana train colts: good city reference. Apply 20 JESSE
DAN, 6sS broadway.
WANTFD-A CoAcHMAN tc0LoRrp', SINGLE
nd king AMI poultry steady pl,c- the yesr round
wage f2a and board. Apply, WITH references NJ 40 Broad
room No. &
VNANTFD-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SITUATION
w co,chman, by sober Industrious Srrie WIN
thoroughly understand the Of hoas rrodnc tho
ties. CITY ARMY for two dsvs from ~ To o'ci'ck
nt tho store OF John Norris OF 2h It. and Urvc
sity place.
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An ENERGETIC MAN, OF ABILITY AND INpua
~ trious HABITS, bringing good will he snrt
bns and pal literally. No. Warren s,, s. up
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GENTS wANrFp-LvE MEN TO SELL NEW
~ sewing machine attachment; alan ra'en, key hole
gInrd $40 rcr day Apr n l1a Nassau Ht "a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-12-21
A Feast DS ESOrrnrS

The State Is enjoying a heavy run of
murder trials, at the present time. One is
IN progress at Chippewa Falls, in which
one Murray is accused of numbering a
rrrrsrr'rvr, fippirr oPcft mrs in-
testines, and even literally cutting out his
heart, which lay exposed and with a cash
in it, in an opening of his breast. At Ra-
cine a Mrs. Smidt is on trial for killing her
husband in this city, over year ago, dur
ing her frenzy excited by his misconduct
And the trial of four or five persons has
just ended ut Oshkosh, who were charged
with the murder Of a woman Of i'll repute
named Sophia Greenway, at her house in
Green 3ay, last summer. The last case is
an extraordinary one and very suggestive
Four men drunk, armed, and wild with ex-
citement, on desperate "spree' IN fact,
paraded the streets of Green Bay for hours ;
they went from house to house and finally
reached that Of the woman who was killed.
They demanded admittancc which was not
Immediately accorded: window was raised,
two or more shots were fired and the wom-
an killed. The despcradoes were arrested
and their leader had Il thorough trial, bat
facts were not proved, sufficient in the
minds of the jury, to convince them that
he fred the fatal shot, and he was acquit-
ted. 4 noNe proSeq'd forstalled repeti-
ton of the farce as to the other accused
parties.
Here Is another pregnant argument
against the custom of bearing arms and
TIE law which permits it. Carrying dan
gerous weapons is not necessary in our
state of society for self defense, and it is a
habit so fruitful of calamitics that it should
be peremtorily forbidden by statute.--Nt-
,caukee Neus, Dec. Is.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

foF tie past TWO weeks our exchanges
nave hcen h'icd with telegraphlc despatch
cS SNing accounts OF th" progress Of the
>'cAie7" OF tue Prime" OF Wales. Ills con
dl''oh was at one time very pecarIons, IN
i"ct' his Death was expected, AMI, as is
"S""'is '"e eaSe' when individuals, VINO
nav i "a position IN the political world,
are i'F"''fa''i by Illness universal inter
'S' j. "e'ci"led. G did not give the de-
'P''chc'' Is one would state that he was
''''c' "li'i another that he was worse, bat
now We III common With humanity, are
"'ll! % announce 'hat the latest despatch
: state 'Aa' he Is recovering; that those OF
h'S family who We're summoned to his bed
av nf . 2e dnd 1ir m I Ne rs ls n r tp
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the liberating army. The patriots entered
the town about $50 strong. and the garri-
son retreated TO the fort on an eminence,
from which the patriots, for want of artil-
lery, were unable to dislodge them. The
Cubans then took from the place what was
worth carrying off. On the 9th ult.. the
town was still closely besieged BY the pa
triots, and although Spanish troops had
tempted TO raise the siege. Gen.
arrived by sea, they had not at
Marimo Gomez effected the capture by a
flank movement, and holds the Spanish
forces at Batiquiri, who have used up all
their ammunition between the two divisions
of the army.
The opposing forces had severe en-
gagcmcnt at Savanna Lamar, four miles
from Manzanillo, ON the lst ult., lasting
tanned by botS sides, but, overcome by the
well-directed aim Of the patriots, the
Spaniards, who were commanded by the
Governor of Manzanillo in person, turned
and ran into the city, leaving their dead
and wounded il the hands OF the patriots.
On the following day, November ID, the
Spaniards were again routed at the sugar
estate of Esperanza, distant about one
league from Nanzanillo. On this occasion
the Cubans pursued them up to the very
of the city, The distress and
disgust among the Spaniards in Santiago,
and Guatanauo are indescriba-
bic. All three of these cities are full of sick
md wounded.
from Spain are insubordinate, and in many
refuse to be led against the Gu !
oans. They say that they were assured |
IN leaving Spain that the war was ended, I
md that garrison duty was all that would |
DC required of them
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-12-21

Deacon Borcherdt IN his last weeks is
sue critieises our article on Temperance
While We admit our habits are not strictly
in keeping With our advice to others, yet
we supposed oarself perfectly safe from
any attack from him at least. As we had
read from time to time In the Tribune of
the growing evils of intenperance in our
midst, and the immortality of his German
brethren in making Sunday excursions by
railroad or otherwise, we had let it
pass without eren affecting a smile; on
the contrary rather admired the impudence
of the proceeding, as many of our citizens
know he is regular attendant to Saturday
night dances, and has been known to stav
as late as 1 O'CLOCK Sunday morning. Not
that the deacon dances; he is too old for
such innocent amusement but he gets
around in some corner or ante-room and
smokes his cigar and has, what he calls,
"a social glass with few chosen frlends.'
As far as our observation goes, taking So
cial glasses with few friends, will make
a deacon's face Just as rcd as any otler
mans; and on all such occasions when
asked if the Deacon B. drank, have inyari
ably answered "No, the deacon is suffering
from chiIis and terer, and his chill having
passed off, the nerltadie .terer has came
O'e,' him" And now to be accused of
taking poison, thereby accumuiatins fat,
at the same time slyly suggest "a more
@at"rot 'cay Of disposing of it," This
new vice under his fatherly care; therefore
we pcrcmptorily decline an introduction as
we have no confidence in his taste and less
IN his discretion. We had rather endure
our flesh than to relieve him of any mter-
phed engagement he may have ON hand
Last, but not least, he SAYS of Bro o. viii
only practice his preaching" ETC. He is /.
very consistent in that respect, as he has I
been preaching against Tammany frauds /
n New York city for the last six months, I
lnd III the meantime has been practiciug .
frauds on Nanitowoc city and county un-
Ill they reach in all 81 ,446. Tweed and I
lonnolly seem to have dictated the +
lmoLnts, but got others to subscribe and .
'wear to the certificate and divided the
rauds with the ring. Deacon Borcherdt
loes better even. lie makes the bills, sub
crlbes and swears to the certificate, and
pockets all the proceeds.
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freight train from Boscobel, when within
a quarter of a mile of the village of Avoca,
the editor saw small herd of four, quietly
grazing -ithin gun shot of the train. The
conc', s-s ID many as six had been
seen su1ie in tha. section
A German farmer named Fernando
Styre, of the town of Blue Mounds, Dane
county, put an end to his existence last
Thursday. by hanging himself in his barn.
Insanity is given as the cause He leaves
large family, and is reported to have
been well off
Miss Enule Fischer had an arm terribly
crushed and mangled by being caught in
the betting of the Beet Sugar mill at Bara-
boo, one night last week. The arm was
amputated just below the shoulder, and
the girl is in very precarious condition.
\ man was killed at Elkhorn, on
Friday last, while engaged in coupling
cars.
At Hanover, a lad from Lodi, learning
teiegraphy, jumped from freight train,
landing on a cattle guard. He fell and
hurt himself On the head, as to become
delrious
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The ChristnlHn Tree.

Egypt claims the honor of being the birth
place of the Christmas tree long
before the Christian era. The
palm tree of that tropic cline puts forth
shoot every month, and a branch of this
tree containing twelve shoots was selected
as typical of the finished year. The custom
spread gradually to other nations, and we
read of it in the early history Of the Romans,
where it became universal to use the
branches of any tree decorated with burn
ing tapers in honor of Saturn whose .Sa-
hrRdiia were celebrated from the 18th to
the Dist of December. The lighted ia
pcrs, presentation Of gifts, and the feaSting
of domesties on equal footing with their
masters during these festivities dates from
this period. After the Saturnalia came
Stgi,teria, when presents were made of
impressions in wax, which are stiIl seen as
part of the ornamentation of the Christ
mas tree. Then came another called the
JureRdlio, day dedicated to noisy sports
and childish plays and games, which still
asserts itself at the close of our Christmas
festivities. In Germany the Christmas
tree has taken the deepest root. No house
so humble, no one so poor, that tree,
small though it be, is not set up with lights
and presents to delight the children, and
remind them of the birth Of Christ. The
Romans placed '.resplendcnt SUM- on the
summit Of their tree in honor of Phabus
Apollo, to whom the three last days of De-
cembcr were devoted. Sheep were some
times grouped under the tree, and often
Apollo himself was represented as their
Shepherd. This" says an able writer on
ancient religious customs, ''was skillfully
construed oy the Christian clergy of that
period to lie emblematic Of the good shep
herd" etc. The .Sig.lloria of the Ro
mars were impressed with the images o
saints and holy persons. The lighted taper
also borrowed from the .Saturnalia, wer
retained here as elsewhere as portion q
the religious ceremonies The giving o
presents, another prominent feature of tn
great Roman Festival, is understood to b
expressive Of Christian bro,herly love
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THERE is something particularly startling
IN the report and then the full confirma-
ton of the freezing to death of seventeen
persons in Nebraska. Lately, party of
immigrants with their families We're pass
ing through the country westward, when,
the cold constantly increasing, they con-
cluded to camp and light fire. They
were on high prairie, and several miles
from any house, but some three miles off
was piece of timber. After unhitching
their teams the men started for this timber
to procure fuel. Not returning for several
hours, the women left their children to
hunt them. This is all that is known, save
that the next day the bodies of seventeen
persons, who had perishel from the intense
cold, were found The children who were
left IN the wagons were the only survivors
of the party who had started to procure
homes in the MirauEce Sentinel,
Dec l6
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Christmas Goods,

Those wishing to purchase Christmas
presents for loved ones at home, will, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, do we'll to look at
the stock of Louis Simon and Jere Rcardon
on the North Side-conssting of most
everything in the line of toys. A. kryzin-
skis stock of oil paintings, picture frames,
toys, carriages, etc; also VIII Binkleman' S
TOYS, Yankee notions, etc.-on the South
Side. Their advertisements can be seen in
THE PILOT. Give them a call and make
the little ones happy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-12-21

FREDERICK A. MARDES, chief of the
division of accounts in the United States
Treasury at Washington. just arrested for
embezzling $4,000, is Boston man, for
merly merchant in that city, and was rec
ommended by ex-Congressman Gooch.
Seth johnson, q clerk in the cash-room of
the same establishment, whose cash is
$40, 900 or $4,000 short, is from Mohawk,
\. Y, and has been in the Treasury for
eight years. Both these men possessed
to the fullest extent the confidence of Treas
urer Spinner, and Marden was one of the
Treasury agents sent to Europe on the
syndicate business. Mr.. Spinner is respon-
slble for the loss, and will propably keep
a closer watch over his clerks, if that is
possible. Both of these thieves were
RepubGcans.--Mipaukee Sentinel, Dec.
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FoUR EvILs.-Whoever habituallv uses
any alcoholic preparations as an "appe-
tizer,'' will be likely to suffer from four
evils, viz: an overplus of food in the
stomach, impaired ability to digest it, the
pangs of dyspepsia, and a doctors bill.
DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIT
TIERS, the great Teetotal Restorative Of the
age, without over srimulatins tie palate or
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-12-21
Express.

Stages will leave the Windiate House, in
this city, every morning Sundays except
ed) at l-2 o'clock for Sheboygan, carry
ing express and passengers. Returning,
will leave Sheboygan Immediately upon the
arrival of the train from Fond du Lac
Persons desiring to make the round trip
in one day can be accommodated