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FX SENATOR DC0LITTLE CON
TRASTED WITH COLTAX. ETC.

From the Fond da Lae Commonwealth.
Trad. rep
I'VE would mildly suggest that Rcpub
ican papers whistle clown brakes " in
their abuse of cx Senator james Il. Doo-
little, now that our political camp has de-
ycloped corrupt Patterson, Colfa1, Gar
field, Dawes, Kelley, Pomeroy, Caldwell,
and heard the first peep of corruption IN
other prominent members. We have. at
ter looking over the field Of corruption,
come to regard Mr.. Doolittle as much
more honest man than the average modern
! Statesman"
/ We copy the above with the greatest
Measure. as we think we have not seer
anything more graceful since the Dcmoc-
racy took leave of the celebrated Boss
Tweed last wear, and there is q slimner o.
hope in it.
We nav never wholly forgive the radica
hpress OF this State for the dirty work they
did in and through the Presidential cam
naicn. claiming, as they did, ,hat the riGh
of the DO. to call the kettle black at an.
time since Tweed showed them that Dem
ccra.s even sometimes get corrupt. 1e
t they all feel the full force Of the part
degradation, when Colfax, the boaste
christian Statesman, got caught. "
Q have radicals among US who still claim
] think Colfa1 strictly honest, but it is
mere make-shift as the evidence is just a
conclusive against him as it is or has bee
= agairst Tweed, and is as freely admitte
by the knowing ones of his marty.
n They must commence at the n
v. tional CAPITOL to weed out corruptio
es deep and damrable; four years mo
= = would ruin the patton past all +
!. demptlon Ard while the ,cavenser
clearing away the oFalls, the Democr4
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Price Onr Dol
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FARMERS

Now fsruisrs Is trs iile 10 go and rquire OF
yonr neighbo 8 what Kind oYa ksHoer th.r eouEht
1st resr pnd f they ike IL, ~bn they bJuft Il OF
ann whas ii cost. and lnen order your Reaper OF
the man that s-is the best. Ind make surc rlai
rol get tho riget or.isr u esrif 40 ySu aral
cure you have got when the harvest comes vcu
can es.iiY toll ahrtEer iron iii last Longer than
wood. whst er two Nke,is raa e1sisG tfau ono
whether broad " eTIs care better tnan n@rrow.
shetaer hras- boxes run lonxsY thAn,run. whether
a Ra se that ,ou can stop a~d start yon Ike Is
handler than tha, you e. -. wneiner Old farW-
srs . ouId seli tifIr oil machines AMI buy powe;
nne If tllev roud get better one: all this has been
" the
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The vote for the censure o! Brooks was
nearly the same in character, but SMALLER
yea-, III; nays, 32.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SlcluM
HAIR
RZWEW,ZJRA

Every year increases the popularity O.
this valuable Hair Preparation; which n
due to merit alone. We can assure On
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perfected preparation for restoring GRA'
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, msk
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ance. A. A. Hayes, u. D.. State Assay.
er of Massachusetts, says, The constita
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BEST PREPARATION for its intended pun
poses"
Sold ty all Draggisfs, and Dsa'ers IN Ash-
ctHeS.
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THE SENATE.

The joint resolutic;. ratifyins the con-
stitu.ional amendmcn. prohibiting counties
towns, and villages from becoming indebted
for any purpose to any extent .xccedicg )
Ter cent of value of taxable property, Was
not aIuptcd-l9 to TO-
There WAS a long debate on the bill in
creas;n5 tie railroad license Zee to 5 per
cent Of gross earnings, AMI it MAS fnally
ma lie the special order for Tu"slsy even
The bill making the Secretary of State,
STATE Treasurer, ani Attorney Genera!
Board Of Assessment was made the
special order for Monday evening.
Tho r>port of the Kilbourn City dam
charter was debated u. length without
acton.
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ASSE I'll. q.

At the opening a sharp debate occurred
on the res ,lution offered by Mr. Fulton,
ccnsuring s. G. Parkhurst, one Of the As
.ernhly employees for having abscnted him.
+ self from his duties, ss alleged 1T the soli-
citntior of IIcves AM Smith, Wit. the view
/ of bringing influence AMI pressure on mom-
bers on the disposition of the lanl grant,
ahich he admitted he had offered in haste
th.t it vas not at all in good taste or war
ranted by facts, and moved to Indefinitely
postpone, though claiming the lcgislativr
employees had no right to take a hand in
such matters. Clark and Barr,r insisted
that they had the same rights as other cti-
ems, and Mr.. Patterson sharply criticised
the Offering Of the resolution, which
was tablcl. \ resolution was adopted in
structing the Judiciary Committee 10 in
4ure into the allegations. 1t is alleged
that the West Wisconsin Railway Com
ranv has mortgagcd Its lands, AMI since
suil the same to actual settlers, who were
hi'tN't! Z Va t'tiS ii'i VII SNi'' -
snch lands, representing the title to be unin-
cumhe-ed, and the Senate ILL concIrrea in
approrriating $4,000 to the State Agricul
tur,h Society.
Some thirty-fvc bills were passed, anon.
them authorizing cities, villages. and tow
: anthoritic. TO secure attendance Of habit
ua truants and abscntccs at school It
amend the law regulating the imc1rpora
ton Of villages; to restore the right of suii
}. rage to citizens of Wisconsin disfranchisc.
! for drsertOn; to require a more stringen
; oath by Assessors: TO amend the charte
of the Green Bay & Lake Prpin Ralwa
Company: to provide for the afportiorn
y of school money by the State Superinten
III deut: of the rcctifcatIon Of mistakes 0
I omissions of law : on district officers; RI
D. ating to practice in civil actions: and afte
n some debate, by vcte of G2 to so, bl
n was ordered to a third reading appropr
ating sS26,S50 for Finishing the Stat
- CAPITOL, procuring water supply, an
SH various Improvements and repairs.
" Four of the Committee or Privieg
and Elections reported in favor Of ccntirr
- ing Mr.. Weiss in the Milwaukee contest,
seat, and one in favor Of giving it to NJ
Bond, and the subject was made the spe
:, ial order for Monday evening; and the b
=. for the repeal of the Temperance law w
- postponed until Tuesday.
m MADISON, March 1.-The investisatil
let committee on the charge against the S
rty diers' Orphans Home will very likely {
ted through their work by Tuesday next, a
We be able to report on Wednesday or Thu
to day OF next week. About forty witnes
a have been examined. Nothing is kno
as outside the committee as to the gene
cen drift of the testimony
teu The senate committee on Judiciary m;
q long report this mornirg on the temp
Ma ance question. Quimbly Cotzhausen
70, O'Rourk favored the repeal of the temI
ance law. and reported bill to codify
iois laws Of the state relative to the exer
re- and sale ef irtoxicating liquors. Sena'
is Barker and Potter made minority rel
,aey against the repeal.
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Real Estate for Sale.

A FARM SIS acres of land, Frame barn
a house, we'll watered spring, etc 81
acres under cultivation. 3 miles from city
Let's II & Is in Block Il9 two frame houses
and barn. Lot / in Block ll6. house and
barn. The northwest quarteIt Of norhwes'
Quarter. section IS, town Two Greeks, Man.
toroc county. Ear HUN
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wIsCoNsIS

WISCONSIN.
The new steamer to run on Geneva Lake
this summer is almost completed.
Grant County now has seventy two
church organization. and hity-eight church
edifc,s
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STATUARY

neatness and dispatch.
York Street. One Door East OF
Pilot Office ely
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Mani'oWOc Dry Dock

The undersigned having leased the ury
d.el Of the Mani voc Dry Dock Company,
Ar Nanitowo.,. 70 term Of five years, is new
nr.n.red to f0cl vessels Of all classes, in
eluainS the lsrg float on the lakes lac
Jr, do-k is .65 ct long ard IS feet wide.
With 1, feet Of Ter ovrr the mud SIN. All
xark entrusted us will be performed in a
ski,lfui. workma: like and expeditions man
mar. and at lower figures than can be oo-
t,iu.i either in Milwaukee or Chicago.
Il. s RAND x co.
:, p,Sp CuAs BkYMo p
NTIuDLLANp. lI-l7-t
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FROM MADISON.
State Legislatures-The Land Grant
Report
WI ISCOySIN.

+ Special Dispatch to the Milwaukee News
MADISON, Feb. 26-The assembl- rail
road committee met this afternoon AMI
agreed to disagree, as foresiIalowcd in
these diSl atches. Mr.. Clements, of Stev-
ems Point was absent. A motion was
made to report back ihe North Wisconsin
bill with a recommendation that it pass
This motion was defeated by tie vote
Felt, Of Rock, Fdrr, of Kenosha, Mcmillan
Ct La Crosse, Foote, of Berlin, voting ave,
and Palmer, Of Milwaukee, Clark, Of
Dodge, Rankin, of Manitowoc, lIougton,
Of Pepin, voting no. 1t was then agreed
+ ayes to noes, TO report both bills back
without recommendation. \ suggestion
that the seal Of secrecy be placed on Fro
cecdngs of committee was not aloueed.
sessions last night, but did not accomplish,
much of general Importance, the Senate
occupying much Of the time in discussing
the Constitutional amen Inc It limiting
municipal Indebtedness, AMI the Assembly
the bill for Capitol improvements. Tire
Of the Committee on Assessment having
reported in favcr Of Il bill rcrealin. most OF
the tax Exemption laws, two of the Com
mittce REPEATED against repeating tn, laws
excmrt!rg churches AMI elucarinral in.ti-
tutiors, but in favor Of repeating all local
AMI special exemptions, taxing railroad
lands, making rail. oal license per cent of
their earnings, and other mo liticatiors of
the Assessment law, and the bills on the
subject we're made the special order 70,
We Ines lay next.
The bills on the dis 5os4l Of the Land
grant were made the special order for
Tuesday in the order IN which they were
reported an! to continue the special order /
ill disposed Of.
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NOTICE TOCONTRACTORs.

MIsHIco1T, Jan. Z, 1873.
Sealed proposals will b. received at the
Clerks Office of School Dist No. |, in the
Vil,sge Of Nislicntt, until tho l4th day of
February, 1873, for the completion of a
proposals to include all labor, materials,
etc, which were omitted and left out of the
contract by and between the District
Board.
The plans and srecuiations can be seer
at anv time at the Clerk Office in SAID
District.
LOUIS koEHNkR.
District Clerk.
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Price Ono Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISKERS.

As our Tenewer IN many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, TO ~
store gray Or faded whiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
will quickly and cffectualIy accomplish thi.
result 1t is easily applied, and produces
a color which will neither rub nor wash oe
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by r. p. Hall Co.
NASHUA, y. III.
r. g. J. ROBINSON, Agents
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
LIVER Medicine hIs proyst to be The
saIAT glFAlilse SPEsiFis

for 'sr compl.int a;ad lis rsir '.I ofspring n.y.
pspr.. Constellation. JsGHdIDs. Bilious a.tacks
sicK Hoadscis. chic. Depression % ~piri:s sour
stensca, BosriIura Cait,s an lever, &c
Aler years c. careful sEp@-t mems. meet a
gfs7s sui urzrnt ce sGni We uJS prJpuce from
cur oriFiaa Al G.ruine i'ouGer.
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FOR SALE.

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileg 3 and farm
Of sixty acres with barns and
outhouses appertaining thereto
in the village of Mishicott, for
sale on easy terms. For par
ticulars of terms enquire on the
premises or Of Ira. P. Smith, of
this city.
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Fran liz ST.. Nanltuwsc Eott.nhona,
PROPRIETOR. The large brick addition Recently
nuili has been furnished excellent u, To- nakinv
!, one OF Tie largest IN most compiei. nots,a in
hanilo "oc. zood sable " 6cps In conu-rtinr
VITA tue house, whore stocx will BE- we'll provided
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ADAM KO8ERTN.

Adam Roberts. Blacksmith and Wagnn-maker
Shop on tho co-ner OF sevsAth AMI York sts
North side. Manitowoc. Docs ali kiads G
ron W"rS IS good and cleap as any OF er estah
hsbmen. IN ths CITY "a nf
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FOREIGN.
The Trials of the New Span.
ish Republtc--Movements
of the Carlists.
Castelar's Request for Recognition
from the Power. Of
Euro2o
al Anticipated Revolution in Peru.
SPAIN.

! LONDON, Feb. 21.-The bill abolishinu
slavery iu Porto Rico and other colonie.
OF Spain has not yet BEEN passed.
! PARIS, Feb. 21.--In the north of Spain
defeated band of Ca-lists, commanded
by o!lo, Is marching to Navarro The IN
surrectionist chief, Dorrgany, has issued
orders directing the municipalities to send
all the young men to JOIN the Carlist forces.
General Para is hurrying to the relief of
the garrison Of thss city. The Govern
ment troops sre foItifying Irun.
MADRID, Feb. 2I.-Senor CASTELAR, has
addressed me morandum to foreign pow.
erS, urging the immediate recognition IF
Republic. He argues that the European
powers having recognized the resolutions
OF 1868 cannot refuse similar action with
regard to the Republic, which is the logi-
cal consequence of events of 1868 now that
royalty has g bdicated. The SPANISH Re-
public will not be brand Of discord for
Europe. The transformation the country
paS gone throuGh Is purely internal. For
eign nations should not demand Of the
Government energetic action whilo they
withhold from it their moral support.
fhe memorandum has been forwarded bv
telegraph to the principal capitals of Eu-
rtpe.
Marshnl Serrnno, Gen. Conoa, end other
Enet"" tSr. r.L"tifs .csvsi44.L. t.- ..laa.. .so:-
them.
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Mani.tee, which WAS destroyed in the
great fires Of October, 1871, has now more
and better buildings than before, and $500
inhabitants.
The Monroe Press says Peter McNean, OF
Sylvester, delivered last week, to j. Chad
wick, ten live hogs, less than IL IN pnths Old,
whose aggregate weight WAS 3,i52 pounds,
the average being 545 pounds They were
sold a. S. per hundred.
The Pope has appointed Very Rev NJ A
Carrisan as Bishop of Newark, n. j., AMI
Rev. Wm: Gross s-s~i emp,ionis! missionary,
as Bishop OF Savannah
| A little boy asked DR., Burgess, the
! preacher, if he would have light " No,
nv child, said the doctor, am one Of the
| lights Of the world i wish then repliet
the boy, you were hung at the cni Of the
alley, for it is a very dark one
DR.. Revillod. of Ge neva, for preventing
the development of smallpox pustules in the
face, recommends glyccrine, which dimln
ishes the intensity OF the eruption, AMI he
cautions against the use OF washes with
water or any other liquil, which increases
the eruption Hi. favorable formu,u is:
Soap. ten parts; glycerinc, four parts trI-
turate. and add mercural ointment, twenty
parts. 1t must be applied before the pus
,ules have been transformed into vesicles.
, 1t is s,ii that the present winter ID one C
the mildest ever known upon the continen
of Europe In France, especially in the en-
virons of Paris AMI in the gardens OF TIL
. city, the trees are covered with leaves, an
he spring flowers are beginning to bul
while in the center Of rance raspberr
> bushes are fruiting. and early asparagus ha
appeared. About Vienna already the field
are full of vio!et., and South Germans drin
L their beer in open air.
:, SAN Francisco, March l--Advices frol
Victoria say that she steamer G.. S. righ
is supposed to have been lost near Cape Car
ton, few days since, with all on board
eighteen or twenty souls Portions Of Il
wreck we're picked up on the beach. Or
piece contained the name Of the steame
- The cause Of the disaster may never
known.
70 D-RABILIrY OF TINBER.-Ths ston. .s
ch which the great temples Of Egypt we're CO
structed forty centuries ago, we're connect
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NORTHWESTERN HOUSE.

Conmercisl-st.. between Eighth aui Ninth N,pi
towoc Joseph FulIner, Proprietor Be.,
accommodation fHr tho travelling pu he Term,
shc"p' am Satisfaction ,unentseI. II ~ [ !
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Lee0e s0ee In sncrm,p's new building or
-, MahtowHc. Particular attention.
vsn 10 sit tfe different branche. OF the profess
Son, An,i all work Warranted fact, ,,,r,n,aI
without p,lu. 20 q,
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r. CAR Us.
EDWaRn CONWAY

wholesale and Refill dealer in Hats, Caps Furs
Gloves. Mittems, Robes ETC.. York st, bet . cen
kIE "a and Ninth Nsnitowoc 1o-Ii,yI
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JOSEPH SYMES.

Dealer In all kihcs % Stoves anil U.r !waro and
aanuiacturer Copper. Tin, andsSheet- iron ware
bighth-st.. South side, neil the Bridge, Maulto
Woc. 10 a. T..
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fioessor OF Music, tc.will give Lessons in Vocal
Iastf tfnnentai Muse in the city of AanitSwoc ana
Two K,'eTs. i.esiccnce On Ei.hth-sr near a,
Z 'ourt iIous.. ~ q, =,
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DF.CAUTION.+H

Bav - D1visrs srsd simmons Liver
KsGu',tor uRicS, IN cur shgrsrei 1rNrirr, VI lt
Trade mark. stamp and signature labEoz"n None
eSasr .. genuine
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Dea.er in S:o,es also Manufacturer of Tin Sneet
Iron ana Coppcr ware. All nds Of rep riril 3 lone
ElFhth-sl. betSccn York and Baffa.o, Manit woo
- i4 /
me their custom 81 = on YUrK-sr.,
west OF the " nd ale Hone ~ -
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PAUL LUEBNER.

IsIs tue highest price fer Wheat and other pro.
nuc~. once on The northeast corner OF Buffalo anG
Eighth st's.. Mapitowpc. 1a4t1
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CHAS. r. wlNTON.
&. RlELlNG.

Neterinar~ Surceo cures Rinr Homes Sn,xins
SICK. etc. etc. All cures warranted or no charge-
made Oaice 1t his liver Stable on s.ey.nt 81
oot".en Buffalo md Chic go. Manito 90. 12i4,l
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HE PILOT

Weekly Democratic Newspapes r.
'oted to the Dissemination of us-x
knowledge, Literary Entertainment, AZ:
he Local Interests of the County psLlL~
Il every Thursday, on York stree,. betv~c-
'eventh and Eighth, alanitowoc, Wis, by
T. G. 0LMSTED, Propriet.<.
The Terms are-S2 90 for one year is -
vance. No subscription will be allow--. \
remain unpaid beyond the close of the v-~.
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CHEAT BRITIAN,

LoSDoS, Feb. 21.-Messars Marshall b
Sons, cotton-srnners at Stockport, have
suspended, with liabilities of f250, 900.
The suspension was caused by the bad
condition Ct trade.
Count Bernstorf's condition has slightly
| improyed
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The Prepared,

. 'iqu'd for'r Of sim oEs / v.r Regulator, con
tai.rnI nj I.s r0ndrrlu! and ysiuIble lroper il.s
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GEORGE N. WAnnsN

Attorney and Counselor NJ Law, an Court Com
inissianer Tor hanitos &C county. All business en-
trusted 10 his care viii lac promptly AID fa,tHiully
attsnde,t TO. Aly'cs hone.l, g.v-u FOR nn,e1 !,
reasonah,e charce vii. be- made. Once CT Bar 10
st.. between Eighth sni \ nth ls.4i
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sSabscriber having opened q
nnd Feed store in the store 0f
Das. Bcnnett, ON Commercial street.
aext door 80 d. Torrison, intends 10
keep con,tantly on hand the very
best spring and winter wheat flonr
also all kinds OF feed wh hich viii be
delivered TO any part of the city.
37.rf Ii. TRUMAN.
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Keeps sll kinds 0; Neats. Sausage. Hams. Lard,
etc. which no "ill soil at the lowest prices, in
euantity and kind To SUIT pur rchassrs. Any QUE
having cattle hogs sheep sell, Will call IN me
ano eceive the highest prices. II Il Is
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 2I.-ln the Assembly, to
day, the debate began on the report of the
Committee of Thirty. Urgency was
voted for the bill embodying the constisu-
tional project submitted by the COMMITTEES
Dufaure anne unced that the Government
unrc,ervedly accepted the Committees re-
Communications.
The Marquis De CASTELAR, urged the
Assembly to boldly proclaimed a consttu-
tional monarchy before it was to late.
The present condition should not endure
he stated in France, as foreign powers are
fearing that she would cecome the hot-bed
of demas sism.
NJ. Hautijeans (Bonapartist) opposed
the bill, and demanded that the nation
should be consulted as to its choice for re-
public, monarchy, or empire. The debate
/ will be continued tomorrow.
james L. Orr, Ambassador of the Uni
ted States to Russia, has arrived 10 this
city. Gen White, the United States Min
lister to the Argentine Republic, is also
here.
HALIFAX, U. S., Feb. 27.-Parlimen
was opered to- day by the Lieutenant-Gov
eruor with the usual ceremonies,
PERU.
! HAVANA, Feb. 25.-Lima dispatches t.
the 4th of February state that Coils, Gar
r.nds and Gel alias exilcd rerolutionsts wer
shot dead 1T Huanuco while escaping, AM
the people, in Consequence, were yer,
much agita'ei. a few days ago an armo
mob forced lis way into the halls Of Con
gress, accused the Government Of oon
plicity in the assassination Of these mer
and demanded change in the Ministr.
A change seems imminent, and revol'
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j. s, ANnEMSnl
:. J.f.PillTCUI~H,,,- r.

Attorney and Counselor Law Csuecssos
promptly attenle.I to. Office over J. VsSl~r'
store, Cor. Eighth and York .sts, Aa.leosee
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L.. KAISER,

Paperhangcr and Upholsterer. Carr. .ge Trimms
and HsrBss Maker. Conmerctaist. between III
and Sth Mauitowo- recommends himself il
these branches, and proun.ses 9, execute al work
with promptness ard In the best style. II 44iy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-03-06

The question WAS then put on the reso-
luton of censurc Of Mr.. Ames. This WAS
passed by the extraordinary vote of Isl to
81, Mr.. Brooks voting loudly "No" and
Hooper g No"