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on the New-York Custom-house inyes-
tigation.
The International Typographical Union
met In Convention at RichmoHd, Va,
Gov, Hoffman is charged with completely
In additional Tammany frauds.
The Methodist General Conferences
adjourned SINE de.
The President has issued an Amnesty
Procsamafioh ander the late act OF Con
gress. The election in Oregon, Tuesday,
resulted favorable to the Republicans.
Tie Philadelphia Convention was or
| ganized by the choice of Judge Settle OF
North Carolina for Permanent President
| The eisht-hour strikes continue With
increased activity.
The Reformed General Synod begxH
its annual meeting in Brooklyn.
The Philadelphia Convention nomins-
ted Gen. Grant for President, unssi-,
mousiy. The Hon. Henry Wilson Of
Massachusetts, was nominated for fice~
President.
A severe storm has destroyed much
shipping on the coast Of New England-
The Democratic Convention of Louisi-
ana has elected Il majority of GreeIey
delegates to the Baltimore Convention,
The strikers are beginning to resort to
violent measures.
The Senate Ku Klux bill was again
defeated in the House.
4 severe storm passed over the North
Western States yesterday, doing much
damage.
Congress adjournen last Monday.
A dispatch from New Orleans of the
9th. TO the Chicago Post, says;
There is considerable excitement heres
owing to the arrival Of vessel having
several yellow fever patients on board.
All the United State troops have been
ordered TO be removed to Paseagoulz
without delay. As it is the general ex-
periencc that an early advent Of the fever
is Indicative that the epidemic will be-
very much extended, the announeement
of the news has depressing influences
ia commercial circles.
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wisconsin Press Convention.

The Sixteenth Annual Convention ofthe Wiscon-
sin Editors and Publishers Association Will be held
in the city of Madison, at clock, A. NJ, Tues
day. June 18th 1872. 1T is gratifying be able Il
announce that Nin. E. Cramer, $50, OF the vet
eraes of the Wisconsin press having recently return
ed from prolonged visit in Europe, has kindly ac
cepted aeordfa invitation to prepare the annual ad
dress, which VIII be read by Ia A. Proctor, ESQ, o
the Ece79iRg Wisconsin,, and from Mr. Cramer's OBJ
servations of the REALTORS sustained between the
press and the people and governments in European
countries and fran his long intimate aud honorable
connection with the press of this State and country
an apmirthle and u~el contribution to the teratur
of our association may be expected The poem will
be read by Judge L. 3. Noyes, of the Peshtigo and
Marinette Eagle, whose last New Years Address eli
cited many merted compliments from the Western
Preas.
Obituaries on deceased merbers viii also be read.
The programme OfeXercises for Convention, week
will be duly announced by circular, early in June;
and will, it is hoped meet with hearty approval.
CHARLES SEYMOUR,
Pres't Wis. Eds and Pubs. Association.
JAMES Ross, Recording Secretary.
La CROSSE, Wis, May I'd, 1872.
The Press VIII please COPY.
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William Lloyd Garrison to Senator
Sumner -H "a .-.

Boston, June 3,-The following letter
has just appeared in print: ..e. --
Roxbury, Ist June.
Dear Mr.. Sumner Il own it to you
to say with allth frankness which sober
friendship justifes, that | have carefully
read your speech in sharp arraignment
of the President and my conviction is
that it is i'll judged, ill-timed, and SO
extravagant in its charges and bitter in its
personalities as to neutralize whatever
just criticism can be found in it. It will
assuredly serve the purpose of foes, and
the cause of freedom has most to fear
Very many of them are now rallying un-
der the deceptive banner of Liberal Re-
publicanism but loyal liberty upholding
the party with which you have hitherto
been proved to be identified, will peruse
with deep regret, if not with unfeigned
astonishment. Certainly you do not re-
present Massachusetts in this sweeping
impeachment Her Republican people
are almost unit for the reelection of the
man whom you attempt to stain with
crime and cover with infamy. You can
not seperate Gen. Grant from the party
which put him in the Presidential chair,
and which means to keep him in if posi-
BILE. I am satisfied as to his ability
integrity, and patriotism and therefore
in stigmatizing him as venal, self seek
er and unscruplous usurper, yon virtu
ally pronounce it to be equally corrupt
and untrustworthy- This you have {
right to do, ON your own responsibility,
if you must; but in so doing you will fnt
yourself, for the first time, in make
opposition to the sentip. ents of Masss
chusetts. as its Senator in Congress, SUI
rounded by all WHO nave heretofore bee
your oeadlIcstt enemies. Occupying, a
L do an o-dtside position, write this not
under NO party bias, and only because
pel constrained in this manner to fire
my mind as proof of my friendship. Re
ceive it in the spirit which has dictate
it.
Faithfully and regretfully yours,
VIM. Lloyd Garrison.
To Hon. Charles Sumner.
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OREGON REPUBLICAN, Tho C;

OREGON REPUBLICAN,-The cam
paign of 1872, before it is fairly iuaugu-
rated, opens with Republican victory,
the news from the far Pacific reaching
the Atlantic on the 5th, that the State
election in Oregon, usually carried by the
Democrats, but where the Republicans
last year gained partial triumph, has
this year resulted in acomplete Republican
victory giving US Republican Congress
man and a Legislature that will elect a
Republican United States Senator.
Thus the preliminary skirmish of the
march to victory is now won
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MAJOR DELLA HUNT, of the Camel
ton (lndiana) Reporter, died recently,
and his wife became its editor. He had
made it a strong Democratic paper, but
under her management it is now uncom
promisingly for Grant.
This makes US think of the Green Bay
Adrocate which used to De the best edi-
ted Republican paper ia Wisconsin when
ever the Major was absent Mrs. Rob-
inson is doing still better than Mrs. Hunt
she is converting her husband.
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W ashington, June IC

vention;
Washington, June 10.
Sir:-In Pursuance Of our instructions
we, the undersigned President and Vice
President of the National Republican
Convention held in Philadelphia on the
5th and 9Th inst, have the honor to in
form you of your nomination for re-
election to the office of President of the
United States. AS it is impossible to
give an adequate idea of the enthusiasm
that prevailed, or the unanimity that
hailed you as the choice of the people,
We can only add that you received the
entire vote OF every state and territory
Regarding your re election as necessary
to the peace and continued prosperity
ofthe country, we ask your acce ptance of
the nomination.
The letter is signed by Thomas Settle,
President and all the Vice Presidents.
The PRESIDENT s ACCEPTANCE.- The
following is the Presidents reply accep-
ting the nomination:
Hon Thomas Settle President ofhe Ma
ttondl Republican Conrention. Paul
,Stra5acs, Elisha Bdcter and Other
Tice- Presidents
GENTLEMEN Your letter of this date,
advising ne ofthe action of the Conyen-
ton held at Philadelphia, the 5th and 9th
Of this month, ard OF my unanimous nom
ination for the Presidency, has been re-
ceived. L accept the nomination, and
through you return my heartfelt thanks
/ to your convention tor this mark of their
confidence If felected in November, and
protected by kind Providence in health
and strength to perform the duties of the
| high trust conferred, | promise the same
| zealand devotion to the good of the whole
people for the future of my official life
as | have shown ln the past. Experience
may guide me in avoiding the mistakes
| inevitable with novices in all professions,
and in all occupations. When relieved
| from the responsibility of my present
trust by the election of a successor,
whether it be at the end of this term or
| the next, hope to leave to him as Excu-
! tive a country at peace within its own
| borders, at peace with outside nations,
with credit at home and abroad, and
without embarrassing questions to threat
en- It's future prosperity. With the ex-
preston of a desire to see speedy heal
ing of all bitterness of feeling between
sections, parties or races of citizens and
the time when the title Of citizen car
ries with it all the protection and privile-
| ges to the humblest that it does to the
most exalted, [ subscribe myself, very
respectfully, your obedient servant
| Z. S, Grant.
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Attachment Notice.
MANITowoC COUNTY.

MASTo%oS o1S Df G.6sR"F ooTNTf In Justices Court
To thomas Phillips: You are hereby mo-
tilted that Il warrant of attachment has been issued
against yot, and your property attached to satisfy
the demand Of Ii. Greve and A. Grtve amounting to-
Twenty one 50-l00 Dollars, now unless you shall ap-
pear before j. T. Znns Justice of the Peace in and
for said County, at his Office in said City, the 18th
day of June A D. 1872 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Judgment will be rendered against you and your prop
erty sold to pay the debt
Dated this 2Sth day of May 1872.
H. GREVE,
A. GREVE
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GTST.Fy. EENseS.

VyYATCsENAEzE and j Sss EEER. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Ciecks an1 watches. Has fine and well selected
es-orm ant of the and best styles of Clocks,
American En- gsh and Swiss watches. as also of Gold
Snd Plated Jawelry, at his new Brick Store on Sth
treet, South side door soUth of kremers. Mani
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THE SCENE AT GRANT NOMINATION.
The Chicago Journals special thus
describes the scene at the denomination
Of President Grant
On motion of Governor Noyes, of Ohio,
it was determined to proceed to the nomi
nation of candidate for President of the
United States. Hon. Shelby M. Col
lom, of Illinois, nominated Gen. Grant
of Illinois. The delegation, as one man,
sprang to their feet, cheering wildly,
when the galleries took up the glad shout
and scene of the widest enthusiasm
ensued Applause followed applause
until it thundered all along tie line.
Lieutenant Governor Woodford of New
York, seconded the motion with one Of
the grandest Of speeches. Then the roll
call of States commenced, and as the
| Chairman of each delegation announced a
full vote for q. S. Grant, the excitement
ran higher and higher, until the climax
of wild Joy was reached with the end Of
the roll when ere,y State and Territory
| had gircn its fill uote-seven hundred
| and 6fty-two in all-ror President Grant
HENRY WILSON nominated fol
| Vice President on the first ballot Or
Grst completing the call of the roll Wilson
had 3641, Coifax 32l3, necessary to &
choice 377. Before the vote was an
nounced Virginia changed her vote te
Wilson, securing him the nomination by
vote of 3S25 to 32I4 for Colfax, 26 fol
! Maynard, balance scattering. Seyera
States then changed their votes for Will
son, and amid great cheering, the nomi
nation was made unanimous
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f.. R.f.7~SEU,

IEWELER ana Photographer. All
kinds cf work in the line of my business prompt
ty attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction
have just received a Wing ( Ornsbeys Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which can take small
pictures of the hNet order for dollar per Dozen
photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
onStantly on band York Street 13-4tf
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r.. SCHULTZ s. co,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
wi in Leather, Hides Shoe Findings, Betting ofalf
sizes constantly hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
Betting is made of the best tanned Leather Of1ces
Corner of 9TH Franklin street FIanitowoo, Wis
HS-Cash paid for Hides, Skins, Tallow and Bark-HS
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cox s. EES.f.ET.
SIGN AND CARRIAGE

OUSE. sEtN AND CH XXI u eN 4.
i Painter, Quay Street. adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side Offers his service TO the Citizens
ef this Village in the above branches at the most rca
so nsbIe rates. York street, North side. 1910
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T.. "a aEse.s',

in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes Ready made Clothing,
Paper hlnn=s Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps.
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil ana
Lamps &c. &c. share of public patl onage is soli
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1-St !. f. ?
T.AMD ENR. SALE.

The eh neg Sec 21. Town 19. Range 23 near Mant.
towoc, Wis. Choice land and cheap. Title per fect
Enquire or address HUGH CUNNING,
6-4t Attorney at Law.
Exchange Room 81 Cor Clark Washington stAs
Chicago, Ill:
Or WILL A. PLACE MaIitowoo,
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FEED, SCHR CIDER.

MEAT Misunderstanding purchased
lNl the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates share of public patronage solicited.
1917
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s. S.4.YDEseSOE,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer I'm
Nl Boots Shoes, Leather, &C., &c. Shop on Buffalo
street near the of Eighth. Repairing neatly
q nd promptly executed.
Manitowoc, September -, 1868
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Stray Notice.

V1AKEN hp by the subscriber the 22d inst, D
/ small Dark Red Cow with long horns, six yeAnG
old. The owner is requested to prove property, pSg
the charges and take her away.
7-3t* WIN. NJ. LORING,
On Raymond's farm Neshoto.
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FRED CIR Us,

nRACrECAg. FTRsES. Keeps con-
stantly on hand the largest and best assortment
hats and caps of the latest stvleS at the lowest pos
sib,e prices, and always pays the highest value in
c,sh f,r al Kinds Of f,1rs 16-7
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FRED SEEGEkS

OFFERS to his many friends and TN G
~ public generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork aud Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders. Sausages. Taow and Lard Mt the lowest
rates Market Commercial Street 9-1y
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HOME News.

The adjournment question occupied
the attention of both Houses of Congress,
and June 10 was fixed as the day of final
adjournment.
The Womans College at ShelbyYille,
Xxx; has been burned.
A large fire has occurred in Chicago.
James Gordon Bennett died on Satur-
day.
DR.. L.. B. Irish and Mrs. Sarah Anderson,
both of Brooklyn. were arrested On a
charge of poisoning Mrs. Anderson, s
husband.
Commissioner Bumsted and Garrett
Vreeland of Jersey City were found gull
tr of conspiracy to defraud.
The Jerome Park Racing Meeting
opened successfully.
In the Senate powesful speeches were
made by Messrs. Logan, Carpenter, and
others. in reply to Mr.. Sumner
Ex-President johnson testified before
The Buell. Records Investigating Com
mittee.
A violent storm in Central Illinois has
devastated a large extent of country.
The house and Senate have agreed to
the Conference report Oh the Tariff and
Tax bill.
The Senate Committee made a report
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from the Milwaukee Wisconsion.

We congratulate our readers this after
noon, and the citizens of the United
States at large on the nomination by the
National Republican Convention, now
in session at Philadelphia, Of Ulysses S.
Grant, Illinois, for President, and Hen
ry Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, for Vice
President The nominations are the
strongest that could have been made
under any circumstances They reflect
great credit upon the sagacity of the
members OF the convention, and will en-
sure the triumphant success Of the Re-
publican party at the November election.
The nomination will receive the hearty
support of all voters Of Republican prin-
ciples.
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President Grants Acceptance

The following is a copy of the official
letter notifying President Grant of his
nomination, which was handed him by
the President of the Philadelphia Con
vention;
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ED, MAERKLIW,

hru--ist aud Apothceary- Sth Street
1 opposite the Post Office. Is now fully provided
with n complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medl-
ienes and offers hIs services especially to the PHYSI
of this village and county for the cfrcfut ana
scientific preparation of their prescriptions lS-
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CHARLES SC.gEFEE Ee,

YJASHsONABLE TAILOR, has re
l moved to Buffalo street, , doors west of Rand
Store. All work warranted well done and to fit.
Mani towoc, Nov. 30, 1872. 1888.
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opinion oftse Press on the Nominal
ton.
From thu Chicago PCst1

ltrom tn9 Ch:cago Pest
The utterance of the Philadelphia Con-
vention is the utterance of the people.
The cheers of their representatives are
re-echocd to-day throughout the length
and breadth of the Repn 5lc They are
carried up among the mountains and
hills of New England. They reverberate
among the peaks of Pennsylvania and the
Middle States. They are borne along
the wide reaches of the Western
plains. They echo among the Rocky
mountains and the Pacific slopes beyond;
and where the white people leave off the
cry, colored men, whom Grants good
right hand delivered, take up the refrain
and bear it triumphantly to the Gulf.
Therefore it is that we right cordially
and right gladly commend the work of
the Philadelphia Convention. Their
choice is the choice alike Of true wisdom
and of popular will That it will be
ratified by even more overwhelmingly
decisive majority than greeted It's origi-
nal triumph, we do not hesitate most
willingly to predict.
From the Chicag o Journall
We proclaim to the earnest and devot-
ed Republicans Of the Northwest the
unopposed nomination of Gen. Grant,
with unspeakable pleasure, and we are
sure they will receive the tiding with
feelings of satisfaction and qualification.
The fact that the National Convention
of the great Party of Freedom and the
Union, has thus emphatically indorsed
him-not a single dissenting voice or
even suggestion being given-is so right
eous and glorions vindication of good
and true man, who has ever and always
in his quiet but earnest way, endeavored
to do his duty faithfully and to serve the
interests of the nation effectively, that it
is an occasion for joy and rejoicing where
ever genuine Republicanism and pure
patriotism have an existence.
That General Grant viii be reelected
that the popular and electoral votes
for him will be even in excess of those he
received in 1S6S-we honestly and con-
fdently believe. No Greeley-Liberal
copperhead- rebel alliance, however cum
ningly planned, can prevent ''consum.
nation SO devoutly to be wished.
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JOSEPH F.HRES.

YAEALEss il, Stoves: Tin, Sheet Iron
/ and Copperware manufacturer All kinds OF
r epairng done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
l4-ly
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ROTH,S HOUSE.

4 DAM ROTH. Proprietor. fS2 Clinton
streetsouth si,le.near Union Depot and all steam
boat lssdngs NiIwaukee. Wis Boarding by the
day or week. Warm meals at all hours.
l.-52-ly
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FOREIGN NEWS.

An extensive Gotten mill has been bur
ned ia France. Paul de Cassagnac has
fought another duel. a
The explanations Of Marshal Serrano
are satisfactory to the Spanish Govern
ment.
The Government Of Berlin has sent an
ultimatum to LuXemburg On the railroad
question.
A railroad accident occurred at Worus
In Germany.
The British House of Lords discussed
Earl RussePs motion for a withdrawal
from the Geneva arbitration. The course
of Marshal Ssrrano toward the Carlists has
been sustained In the lower house of the
Cortes.
The Duke ofEdinburgh has been en-
Enthusiastically received at Dublin.
An American vessel has been seized
while fishing in Canadian waters.
The Mexican Government forces have
again defeated the insurgents, and taken
Monterey.
Jan Rudolf Thorbecke, an eminent
statesman and minister Of Holland, is
dead.
Mr.. Schenck declares that the supple
mental article excludes the indirect
claims.
The British Grenadier Guards Band
will not come to America
Mexico is gradually becoming more
tranquil.
A Spanish success is reportc,d from
Cuba.
A new ocean cable is lad from Eng
land to the Continent.
An ofhclai report estimates the Com.
mune n war damages to Paris at 500, ,OoO,.
600 francs.
NEW YORK, June 4.-The London 7e1e
gram Of May Oath has the following
a.Aen from a private letter, which give
the particulars of an earthquake which
occurred III Antioch, April Sd: ''Tw'
thirds OF the houses in town have beer
utterly ruined, including the most ancien
and durable public buildings, and tht
l remaining houses are so greatly damaged
that there is NO possibility of repairing
them.
! A dispatch received in London on tn,
10th, from Italy, contains information O
, a terrible calamity which devastated anC
laid waste large portion Of the coas
boundary Of that country. The particu-
lars are not given, but it is learned thai
the disaster has been occasioned by a
sudden and almost unprecedented rising
of the waters Of the ocean flooding coun
try for many miles, sweeping through
towns situated on the sea coast. The
amount of property destroyed is beyonC
| computation. Many lives are believed
, to have deem sacrificed and upwards O.
q, 900 families have been rendered home
less by the food. Tne Italian authori
ties on being .apprised of the disaster
hastened 10 deyise means for relieving
the unfortunate suffers.
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Eor loyal administration to protect the
negro, awe the rebel, and give the work.
ingman a chance, Grant little finger is
worth bakers dozen OF Greeley's. .
. ours, WINDEhb PHILLIPS.
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.S.FD. f.. Zs.E.T,S,

CODA WATER WonuG uG;acturer.respect-
y fully requests and will fill orders promptly at his
Factory. corner tn and JAY street Manitowoc 16-T
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nR. a. j. PATCH Dentist. Office
J in Sherman's building, Sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis.
ca Teeth extracted without pain.
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CHES. w. WHITE,
DE.YEESTss

I Eaitea States Assistant Assessor
" Otfce on Sth Street, First National Bank
l., Iitowoc Wisconsin. 16-13Iy