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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-07
The saloon Keepers Must Obey the
Law.

1t is noticeable that the determination
is everywhere manifested, throughout
the United States, that the law closing
grog shops and beer saloons on Sunday
shall be enforced so long as it remains on
the statute book. Obedience to law in a
republic is vital to its existance, fer if
one nationality say that they will not
obey law that does not accord With
their previous notion in the country from
which they migrated, others will do the
same respecting other laws. and thus
there will be a general disruption of order.
The present chaotic condition of Spain
affords fearful illustration of the terri
bic evils which must ensue when q gener-
al disregard of law is the pervading rule
If the law are bad in this country, they
can be res ally repealed by the people.
for they make and uImake them but so
long as majority of the people say that
it shall stand,it is virtual treason in the
minority when they say they will not obey
the law. Every one can agitate for its re-
peal, but while it remains law it should
be respected by every person who had
right conception of what Republic
should be
The city of Madison, last spring
elected the Democratic ticket, and yet
we perceive that the acting Mayor has
issued proclamation declaring that groe
shops and beer saloons shall be closed on
Sunday so long as the law remains on
the statute book That is wisdom and
patriotism and the people of Madison say
that the law shall be enforced, as the
Sunday saloons produce the largest
amount of crime.
Cleveland has population of over 1000
600. 1t has also large foreign element
and yet the Mayor has determined thai
the saloons shall be closed on Sunday il
pursuance of the Law. The more thoroug
ly the question is agitated, the NOR.
clearly will the German politicians auc
newspapers understand that the pecpl.
are determined that all classes and al
nationalities shall obey the laws Wis
roassa.
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NO. II.

The British House of Commons ha
passed the bill granting the Dake of
Edinburg an allowance of sl25 600 q
his marriage.
Pesquina i.as been ~ elected Gaye,nor
of Sonora.
The hthngraphe of Havana have
struck work. fGeg demand the pavme o.
OF wages in gohi for its equivalent !
currency.
| All the Cuban railroads from this month
| forward exact passenger fare aad freisht
| oils N gold or is equivalent.
In view of the many abuses in the
| matter Of Chinese cont-acts in Cuba. H.,
government has ordered the Captain
General TO strictly enforce the pui,ls,
| ment of transsressors.
The Godwood meeting closed Friday
| with seven races, the principal of which
were for the Chesterfield cup and tbf
Goodwood Colinthian plate. The Che,
'erfeld cup handicap, value 800 soyer
eigns, by subscriptions of fifteen pound,
each, for three year olds and onward.
| 'sas won by Lcfeae's c. h. c. Drummond
four years old. Nineteeu horses ran
The Goodwood Corinthian plate handi-
| cap of goo pounds. one mile, on the Crs
| ven Course was carried off by Walker.
b. c. Victor, three years old. Eigh;
horses ran.
Disturbances are reported near Raor
Letapc. in the Department off Vosee.
France. The sub prefect was beaten b,
mob. who cried - Fire Thfeys - {, JTir
Gambetta ~ During the cvacuation o
The Vosges by the Germans there wen
| cries Of : Iltite IN Commune -
A f,orliuf foraa of an, l. >,-o-I -.
attacked Partusali,c. seven miles from
Bilboa Friday morning. The garriso.
made a vigorous and successful defense
The Carlists were defeated with heavy
loss. and driven over the Galiuio river.
A terrible railroad disaster occurred
near Wlgan, England, on SATURDAY, b.
which twelve persons were killed and
thirty injured
The King of Saxony is afflicted Will
the dropsy.
A portion of the Jesuits expelled from.
Germany have found new home IN
Lancashire, England.
A IRE IN the exposition building at Vi
anna burned the Alsace- Lorraine peasant
house.
A bill provi3iug for the separation OF
the Church and State ia Spaia has beer
III TIE NtRtSS.
1t is said that a nun ber of American
in Madrid have been enrolled for service
in Cuba against the Sraniards.
The Shah Of persia is in Vienna.
The Spanish Cortes is considering
scheme to divide the country into states
Carlists are increasing in numbers i,
he Basque provinces, Navarro and Cate
lonia.
Advices from Cadiz state that the
United States steamer Shenandoah is in
that harbor, and that she had ordered thu
frigate Stella Demadud to abstain from
hostilities. The frigate remains under
the guns of the Shenandoah.
Italy has sent feet of war vessels to
Carthaagena. Spain, to protect Italian citi-
zens there.
The Turkish Porte has Just concluded
contract for a loan of IS, 900, 900 pias-
tres.
Count de Paris has gone to visit Count
de Chambord, and there is much excite
ment III France in consequence.
Mail advices from Cuba state that ::
severe engagement has taken place al
Barancas, nine leagues from MorZanviile.
The Spanish loss was severe thirty
seven wounded were taken to Moran
vile, and twenty more severely wounded
were left at Vegnita.
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HOME NEWS.

On Wednesday last. James NJ. Coul-
son, reporter of the New York Herald,
was assigned to visit the steamer City Of
Chester, lying in the North River Since
that time he has not been heard of until
Monday, when intelligence was received
that his body had been found in the East
River. Coulson was formerly connected
with the Chicago Times.
indianapolis has cholera rasexcitement
There have been several sudden deaths
in that city within the past two or three
days, and the cases present all the symp-
toms of genuine cholera. Cholera NOR
bus and cholera infantum are also alarm
iugly prevalent there.
A man named Samuel Kenney, while
under the influence of liquor, was run
over by an engine of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Missouri Railroad, on
Saturday night. and fatally injured.
A Des Moines dispatch says New
York grain merchants are buying wheat
in Iowa and shipping it East without
touching Chicago. In the southern part
Of this State stockmen are sending cattle
East by route that leaves Chicago out
All over the State they are shipping by
north and south roads to St. Louis
A boiler connected With a threshing
machine. at Sandusky, Ohio, exploded
Tuesday. killing one man and wounding
three others.
Frank Titus. letter carrier at Cincin-
natl, was arrested for opening letters. A
decoy letter detected him. Scarc,h Of his
house discovered twenty letters in his
possession.
President Grant arrived at Kingston,
n. y, Tuesday afternoon, and was re-
ceived with enthusiasm. Afer a short
stay the President took his departure for
Overlook Mountain House. He will re-
turn Friday.
Twenty-Five Chinese females, brought
by steamer Monday, from Hong Kong
to San Francisco, were sold at public auc-
tion in the Chinese quarters. Young
girls brought as high as $3.50 each,
middle aged and old women from SIOO
to $500 each.
Up to July oath, 1913 immigrants
had landed in New York this year.
The cheap transportation committee
mas called mass meeting at Cooper In
ssitnte. New York, early in September.
In suit for damages sustained in
ejectment before one of the Washingtoa
magiss.ates on Tuesday, Mrs, Beiva A,
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N NPRoBATE.-Manitowoc County Court
4 In the matter OF the estate OF George W Law
renee, deceased. 20 All SsIson ID r4assy CON
Germ: Letters OF Administration on said estate q
heorGe W Lawrence late deceased OF said county an,
state OF Wisconsin, having be9n issued 10 Isabelle
Lawrence on the 50th day of June A D. 1873 ana
eIght months from and after said day bein" allowed
and limited for creditors to present their claims f
examination and allowance Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will the first NonsIay Of
September 1878 at Ten o'clock 4. NJ. and on the fr-
Monday OF each of the next five successive months
following at ten O'Clock 4. NJ on each of said ays AZ
the Probate Office in the-city of Masitowoc in said
county, receive, examine and adjust all claims ami
demands OF all persons against said deceased.
I5-4t T5g W. W. WALDO. Co. Judge
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-07
The Back Pay Grab Game.

This swindling operation, about which
the opposition papers have so much to
say now-altbough comparatively many
more Democrats voted for it, than Re-
publicans- first inaugurated by the
Democratic Congress in 1856, when its
Senate consisted of 40 Democrats and
only Is Republicans, and the Act was
signed by Democratic President. 1t
has taken our opponents just II years to
find out, the wrong in the transaction
and they would not have succeeded even
now, were it not that the last Congress
was Republican and its action sustained
by Republican President.
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The Northern Pacific Expedition.
Special pispaseatO as oascago 7iib..ae.

Aoseial Dispafcd'fo the Chicago Tribane-
ST. Paul, Ang. 2.-Bismarck dis.
patches say that Gen. Rosser has secur-
ed q practicable line of 2o5 miles from
Bismarck to Glennine Greek, on the
Yellowstone, and 254 miles to the mouth
OF Powder River. Coal of good quality
was found in immense quantities as
miles beyond the Missouri, The bad
lands have been crossed and beyond they
found good soil. The expedition viii
push on TO Prior Greek, $50 miles west
OF the Yellowstone. Prof Phelps, Prin-
cipal of the first Normal School, returned
with Rosser, bringing large collection
of valuable geological specimens collect
ed on the route. Lieut.. Fred. Grant
came also.
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The effort of William S. Groesbeck,
Tom Ewing. and others, to form a new
party does not succeed. Their conyen-
ton met at Colsmbus on the 30th; it was
termed the Peoples Convention and sat
the new party afoat by nominating a
ticket and laying down platform. But
Senator Thurman, who is undoubtedly
the most influential Democrat in Ohio.
and withal gentleman of high personal
integrity, has declared against the new
party, and says be viii stick to the name
OF Democrat.
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From the Des Moines Iowo1 state Register


MATILDA FLETCHER, Iowa's favorits
platform orator, has been selected to de-
liver the annual address at the Nebrask
State Fair. at Lincoln, the first week in
September. She has accepted the invi-
tation, and has chosen for her subject,
" Farmers Wives and Daughters.
This is happy selection for the success
of our Western neighbor's fair. 1t will
bring thousands of visitors TO their exhi-
bition and thousands of dollars to their
treasury. The women of our conntry are
as mach Interested in the success of our
fairs as the other sex. and il is right that
they should be In prominent positions to
carry forward such enterprises, especially
when the directors act as wisely in select
ing as our neighbors of Nebraska have
dome 49, tH ~
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Monthly Debt Statement

We regard the last statement as very
favorable, for the reason that In July the
payments from the Treasury were un-
usually large, because it was the first
month of the fiscal year in which the
appropriations were available. Notwith-
standing this heavy drain, the debt has
been reduced s37O,5ls. Only $40, 967
of the legal tender excess issued in Oc.
tober las. remains outstanding. This is
good and healthy showing, as. money
can be obtained at low rate ofinterest.
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THE CHOLERA.


ST.. LOUIS, Aug. a-9she deaths Of the
week ending this evening, reported by
the Board of Health, are I'll, a decrease
from last week of 80 Seventeen are r.4-
morbus
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2.-One new case
of cholera is reported to-day. There
were three deaths yesterday.
CINeTNNATI, Aug. -Four deaths
from cholera, one from cholera morbus,
and three from cholera infantrnl. are re-
ported as having occurred at Dayton,
Ohio, and that vicinity, within the past
week.
BY Mail.
Erdnscil3e. Ind (July 81, Dispatch 10
the Louisville Coma'er-Journai.
The rolling-mill near Evansville stopp-
ed to-day until Monday, ON account of
cholera among the employees. Two of
the men died yesterday, and two others
are seriously i'll
From the Cincinnati Commercial Aug. 2.
The cholera is raging in Miami City.
near Dayton, with exceeding virulence,
the daily papers nor the tele-
graph dispatches say nothing about it,
Thus far ten deaths have Occurred with
in the past forty-eight hours,-four of
which were out of one family of five. A
laborer named Staley was taken sudden-
~ i'll yesterday morning, and went home.
In less than four hours he was a corpse.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-07

ENs fend FnOtOXrapner. All
- kinds of work l. the line of my business prompt
ly attended to, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
have just received Wing ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which l can take small
pictures of the finest order for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken Of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
onstaufiy hand
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r, KERRY.

WORK Street. .ManftOwOe- Wis. Dealers
Il in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangn-s Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene OIL and
Lamps &c, &C. share of public path onage is soli-
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g. S.5.FDERSOA.

NTANUFACTTRER and Dealer In
vi Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. Shop on Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
ManitoMoc September 20. 1S65.
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W. Il, BES.ATT.

HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE
i Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the Touring
mill South Side Offers his service to the Citizens
Of this City in the above branches at the NEST
sonable rates.
Mauitowcc .Tune 14th 1879
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FRED Cirrus.

DRACEICAL FURiER. Keeps con-
i stantly hand the largest and best assortment
of hats and caps of the latest styles at the lowest POS
sible prices, and always pays the highest value in
cash fer all kinds of fuIrs. 16-7
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GVSTIk. EEHRS.

M AEtttM Ala Elk ana j T. " ELER- OF
w fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American, English and Swiss Watches, also of Gold
and Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store Sth
street South side door south of Kremer's. Mani
owoc. ely
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FRED. SCHle EDER.

MEAT Markef.--Iaying purchased
vi the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates. share Of public patronage solicited
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OFFERS TO his many friends and the
" public generally, a choice selection of Fresh
Meats, Salt Pork and Beef Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders, Sausages, Talow and Lard at the lowest
rates. Market Commercial Street. Civ
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HO FARMERS.

f. C. lIAssE has received a large stock of the cell
hrated Geneva
Garden, Hay, SfrasU, .NanssSe
and Sp0diag Forks, Hay
and Garden rakes, ETC, Ia
fGCf 6lE q Farmer needs In the
.7sftCstSturdf stsae. Cali and
eransts,e before psfrehns ss7sg q eEse-
srsses-e. as hs Is bound to sesE as
cheap as the cheapest
9-4sH &c HAsSE
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ED, MAEEKLIN,

nragwfsf and ApOthecary- Sfh Street
IL opposite the Post Office. Is now fully provided
with complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
cnes, and offers his services especially to the PHTsI
oIANs of this village and county for the careful and
scientific preparation of their prescriptions. 49,
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$40 Per Day!

A GEFTS WATEDi All classes of Male aud Female
n to sell BiIm-s Flat Iron Heater. 1t sells
on sight Send for circular. Address S Blim Lock
Box 81 Salem, Columbiana CO. Ohio 15-it abSco
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POSTAL RATES.


| p,s,,I oa,.a, ,,. .,, 41.
ont f,,rt,,sr ssbarae 20 an ',,a,.s ~ tha
| c1unt,v '-' '' e'e
an iat+ =. A..
Stata, thra1 80 a. PC. 20. IF sno ii'e''
T,ocs, or ..dron,t Letters IT, i 60.
| the c;tv or town rrbara de,,oS;+od +r,,a
GEMS If delivered hy ca,,.;srs a,5 GO
cent If there is no carrier svsten,
For newsnoners and roorroz;noe, re,.,,
larlv issned and cent 70 raa5'1ar
ars tbo foI1o,,-;,,e< 80, O..
three months ,,aSabIe in a.3xan,.s- AZ tho
office where received
n.;l;as
G. a:.,.. :. :. 90 ceh,s
II. n. 'iin19 !" With. oo cents
= oehiies - - ..---.--.-. 10 cents
~ 1Wlli,. "eehiies IL cents
,teenlies ..----- cents
nTt, oellli,inol'hiles' u! not over ozs . cents
N1e, 1aollhltes, not over T ozs. cents
Sus' 'siiies' ho' over Z ozs. cent
Books, two cents for each two ounces
or traction thereof
All other printed or miscellaneous mat
Ter, as pamphlets, transient newspapers,
handbllls, proof-sheets, photographs,
ook-mantseripts, etc., and also seeds,
cuttings, bulbs and roots, one cent for
eaeh two ounces or fraction thereof, al
ways to be prepaid.
Manuscript for publication in newspa-
pers, magazines, ETC., Is subject to letter
postage;
ondeilvered letters can be resent to
new address without additional charge.
Stamps cut from stomped envelopes
are rejected by the post-office.
Letters to all parts OF the New Domln
ION (Canada) ten cents per half ounce if
unpaid paid, five cents; newspapers,
two cents each.
The following are the postal rates with
Europe, prepayment In case of Letters be-
ing optional, that of newspapers compul-
sorry. Unless otherwise indicated, the
rates for letters are for half an ounce, o.
traction thereof:
To Great Britain and Ireland, letters,
Q cents, newspapers, cents +; France,
letters, direct mail, 10 cents, via England
Tor one-thlrd ounce and under, 10 cents,
IRON one-third to one-half ounce, 16 cts,
newspapers 2 cents each Spain, letters,
under one-third ounce, 16 cents, one-half
ounce and under, % cents, newspapers,
cents each all parts of Germany, in
cfudlng Austria, letters, direct mail, 6
cents, closed mail, via England, cents,
newspapers, 4 cents Denmark, letters.
direct mail, cents, newspapers, cents
each ; Switzerland, letters, direct mail,
via Bremen or Hamburg, 8 cents, news
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#. SCHULTZ s. co,

vi in Leather, Hides Shoe Findings, Betting ofall
sizes constantly hand at Milwaukee prices Our
Betting is nlade of the best tanned Leather Office,
On sth street, Ssuth side, door north of Williams
House, Mauitovoc. Wis.
ts-Cash paid for Hides, Skins, Tallow and Bark-as
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CHsRLES SCsEFFER.

JNASHEOyABEE TAILOR, has re-
L moved to Buffalo street, 2 doors west of Rand's
Store. All work warranted well done and TO ht
M;Initowoc, Nov 80, 1872. 1888.
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vi lishment, 5th street. south end of Bridge
The tailoring department is complete, and contains
large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly on hand. Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
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CH.HRLES EzOY.ER.

TYR. A. J. PATCHEN. Dentist. Office
- in Sherman's new building, sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis.
ad wifi
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TON MEOPATH. 9Th ST.. ManifowOe
L Wis One door north of Windiate House.
Office c. Petersons Office hours. 10 10 II nj.
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Fraternally yours,
Fate OfThe Modoc Warriors.

JAMES BRAINERD, Sec. State Grange
Oshkosh, July 29th 1873.
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Business notices 10 cents per line. When continu-
sd more than week, half of the above rates for
each subsequent week
Business 0Ir,.s ; lines or less - per annum each
extra liue, 81
Advance payment required on transient ADVERTISE
ments.
Advertising Estrays. animal, weeks Lou;
.ach additional animal ff particularly de7crihedj 90
cents.
Advertisements TO double column. 25 per cent
extra.
Notices of Marriages and Deaths, inserted free,
Advertisements ordered discontinued before exp pra
tfon OF contract, will be charged according TO the
shove scale. All advertisements payable quarterly.
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DENTISTRY u.

oh fSSICIAN and Surgeon, tenders
his professional services to the people of the City
snd county of MantowOe- Office over j. A. Koehers
3tore 1S-l
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Dr. G. Il. .WUZZr,

TTORNEY and Counselor at Law,
N Real Estate Agent Office corner of Eight
nd Fran in Wisconsin Al
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EVE. SEWN.

River r-in, fast w.h about S fee.
water The Use from Prtsburg of a
few i-et wu1 'bc sdIulou ofwhat come.
out of some oitbe side -re.m. will make
"a good hoatn. stage here again.
fine joss water 'o.s and accumulation
of ue..pt have sycmd che lH.a.d
packe.- from making yc, close CONNIE
aon this week, but NOW they srI be rc
Ic-c, again.
Tue Fanoi. Dr,ao let ON W,dn..f,y
Tor ibe iors-, forth ruro-eof % gene. q
oye-baaH.s ani q, pur new end larger
cvnic-. Boo
Wsr.,-ct 10 learn that ON the mo.nir q
of pho -1nn o' July the steamer Je,n..
Howell bound up. near Su1nnc town
--uck q -aa. and -uns and nili lc a
to.a. I1--. with au insurance o. s,.uN me
boat cu-t about lveutv-c.1ut thousand
size 80. iock.l. .eu..hc.,I and ,noYn.,.
F r..t I'd hut short time since ~H.
hc.'rt.d go our OLD DieoI Alex " 'laI-
1at
Ine Eamuua i- the Cincinnati .ni
haItNHt river packet boo p'pce0f ,.e J....
80 .. which i- repairing
" J. P'c~ epout bas gone 90 tledo.l-
tor rert,.s
Tie steamer Fee.wng is .n p.qc. of
tlc Fannie D.-u. uuiic-te .- ......r...
The Railroad Wharf Bout thatthrC,..
rany nnurHt o'flc Big Sandy Packet 60
has arIteiIu ,oN of Tue lho- " Mean.
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From Huntington.
iIUNTINGToN. july

HUNTINGTON. July %, 1873
Special to the Charleston Daily Cour er.
The Billy Collins enters the Hunting
ton aud GailipoIis trade to-day. leaving
here at 6 a IN, and Gallipolis at p. m.
daily
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY have just concluded the purchase
OF the Mammoth wharf, huilt for the use
Of the Biz Sandy aud Pomeroy Packet
COMPANY. at Cincinnati, to be used here.
after at the eighth street landing IN
this city The immense and CONSTANTLY
increasing freight business of the Railroad
Company. n: tins port, rendered lhe adli-
fion of this boat to those already here
necessary AT once
Major Isaac Arnold. Of the Big Sandy
River Railway Engineer Corps, arrived
here yc-ter lay. The Major looks some-
what hronzrl from exposure and arlu1u.
service: in fact. he might pass himself of
n a Modoc chieiiain
\ committee OF the Liberal party have
waited upon Hon. W 5 Groesbrck and
rendered him.the nomination of Governor
at the Columbus Convention. to hc held nm
Wednesday next. Mr. GroesheoL, declined
aud has written two letters which wfl
attract great attention throughout the
whole country u these letters had been
written and TuhliahrI last wear thew
would have undoubtedly changed tb.
"r1Ic programme oil nominations. It is
n.w conceded by all politicians that be
would have bees -uc'rs-fui had the Balf-
more Convention nosIuatel him instead
of Greeley