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STATE NEWS.

Adoiph Paulsen, OF New IIolstein, while
coming to Chiffon on Friday last was thrown
from his wagon and dislocated HE right
shoulder. He managed to &c. in bis wagon
again and drive here when DIR. LaCount
reduced the di.iocation -Chilton Tunes.
Appleton is trying to get up literary
club.
Coy. Taylor ha. parloned Casper O-wald,
Of Green county, convicted IN the Fcnd du
Lac county Circuit Court in January, 1872,
of uttering counterfeit. money, and schien.
eed to FIVE years in the State Prison. The
pardon Was asked for by the Judge, District
Attorney and county officers and sore 800
citizens of Green county, where Oswald
had lived some 20 years. also bv the Sheriff,
Under Sheriff and Jaior Of Fond du Lac
county, where the man was impriscned.-Er
The Green Bay Adeocafe saws: We elearn
that man named Dow. near Pesh.igo, was
accidentally ,hot last Friday by a trap gun,
the charge taking effect in his breast The
wound s probably fatal. lie had SET tn E
gun himself.
An sKcurs on party passcl over the Wis
con.in Central Riilroad las. week fro
Milwaukee to Worcester, the occasion be
ing 70 afford the Railroad Commissioners
mn opportunity of inspecting tie h'e
Among the party were Gov. Wm. X. Tay
lnr, Commissioners Paul Osborn AMI IIryt
Gen. Hobart L. j Paul, President Philips,
Hon. Geo. Reed, attorney rf the road, and
representatives of the Milwaukee press
The Directors car was placed at the dis
rosal Of the party. and baggage IT 'uaded
with refreshnen.s accompanied it-Piy
momi Exporter.
party of twenty-pne persons direct !
from 6 G-rmany arrived here on lat Wednc. !
days train. having lef, "Li-b Vrt.r!and"
to settle and maie for themselves a home |
in Marathon Connty. We like to see them !
CONE, they are all industrious and honest
People; just the Kind to improve our Wild |
but rich d,main,- Wausan Pilot.
We h+ar Of bears icing seen in vsrou,
parts Of the county, particularly in the .
southern towns, and across the lire in ke- |
waunee county. Last week two large bears
were killed by Mr. Tucker, in a swamp
rcuth of the Tornado mill, one o" them
weighing 5S3 Pounds, tie other smaller
nesr a's reported very plenty all over tie
eJunty Stmgr0n Buy idcocGfs.
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A Fight at Night In n River between
Nan, N Dog, and n Deer.

yrom tie Crawford Cou1ty fMo) K lpress
We learn the following from Mr. John
F. Wright of Scotia On the night of the
23d ult. MIR. Robert Harrison, sho lives
N tie Robert Elliott farm, near Harrison's
Mills, heard some dogs chasing deer. lie
rose and went to 4 point on the river where
he Supposed it would cross, but found lie
had arrived too late. as the deer bad already
crossed. lie heard another coming, how
-ver. and stepped behind tree TO get a
-nct at it. II did not take the water clos,
norgh for him to see it, and he ran to
where it had jumped in and fred at his
mead, ali the part visible. lie struck it,
and little dog that ~as with him swan t.
to the game in the middle Of the river. 4
fierce contest ensued, in which the dog was
rbout to be drowned, and Mr.. Harrison
plunged in to save hi. canine auxiliary. He
soon arrived on ;hs ,cene of action. lie
Immediately gathered" it by the tail and
tried to drown it, but found that the proS
| abilities were all in favor of the deer. They
| Ill thrce--dog, deer, a,d man-hoated
DOWN stream into shallow water, ~be's
| Mr.. Harrison got foothold on the bottom
when be succeeded in eating it's throa
with a Toc.e,-knife. 1t was found tha
the animal had only been creased in th'
back cf the neck, and Of course Mr.. Hsr
risen has The honor Of coming OF victor il
a sanguinary struggle with an unwounde'
deer.
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FACTS AND FANG E5 FOR THE
L. D-ES

Never attempt to f,rn an opinion of
vomau's weight By her sgls.
Queen Victori,. it is said, leans towarl
broalncs. IN religion To thi. it may he
ADDED that, judging from recent descrip.
.ions of her, she fats towards bee and
b-rr.
mont clergyman, is l25,u00,000 miles lrom
the earth, and B!obb. STOPPED being good
ut eight O'clock this morun.. II says its
100 far otf.
polvgamy o,nuot b. very unpopular
raong The women Of Utah when 10000
of them vote to sustain il, rs they dld at
tss Inst Con. .ressional election.
The difference between fool and II
lookiug. glass is said to be that The foo,
,pent. without rrfeo.inc. and thit the look
ing gas, reflects without speaking,
A veteran observer says that little ha
BY is an easy thing to love, but "a BIZ baly
is n hard thing to love, especially if you
have married her-or him.
4 Memphis girl was married the othrr
DAY, anu Immediately sold her piano, bought
. sewing machine, and made her husband a
suit of clothes and herself two callc,
dresses, and now fourteen young men are
seeking the hand of her unmarried si>ttr.
Somebody who claims to bav. S. ent
much time in experimenting upon the inhu-
encs of dattery, says in his report: Iou can
induce an old maid to give you tho last pin
in her dress by praising the color Of her
hair or dropping a casual remark abou. Il .
heavenly ceruleanity Of her orbs.
Girls .Eould be warned OF the danger
they run in marrying railroad brakeman
An enthusin site m, MI or of tia. fraternity,
on being awaEenrd tie other night from q
dream Of an impending crash y a pain,
found himself sitting up in bed holding his
wife by the ears, having nearly twisted her
head off in his frantic attempts to ''do n
brate,."
Saws tie Boston Bulletin l.: "And nov
the drawing .Tha a pks' Of the languid
swells has crcrt into the dry goods stores
40 when lady hands her currency to th'
brisk c, unter jumper, ard he has yell"'
Ca a III in rasping voice into her yer,
face half dozen times, and raped on IN,
counter sill her teeth are on edge, he un
settles her digestion for the rest of the da,
bv handing her the change and drawlr
'Tha a-nks' in vapid, easy, familiar style
rs if he had Just finished a waltz with her
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- FATE OF w oc
y County Circuit Court.

In the matter of the application Of Rich.
ard kinsioitz for the appointment Of com.
mis-ioners TO estimate the value Of lands ta-
ken b. the Milwaukee Lake Shore xnl
Western Railroad Company for the uses and
purposes Of it. railroad.
To The Hslr:ukee Lake ShcTs and Western
Rdi'road Company:
Take Notice that on the 81 day Of Novem.
ber A. d. 1874 in the office Of the clerk of
The Circuit Court Of Manitowoc county Wa.
h'ed the petition Of Richard klingbolt1 Of the
city of MIult1woc in said county and state
pravirg for the appointment by said court
Of three disinterested and competent free
petitioner therein after described and the
butidi,sa and improvements if any thereon
t. ken ard required by the Milwaukee Lake
Shore and Wes ern Kailrond Company for
tire uses and purposes of said company and
to estinxts the value thereof, aud oil the
damages VIII the said petitioner may have
sustained or snail hereafter sustain 10y re.-
son Of the taking Of the sauie al aforesaid.
The land SO taken for right q way is
strip belt or piece rf land not exceeding one
hundred feet in width or fly feet ,n each
side of the center OF the road of sad compa
ny running through the following described
lots or parcels Of Land Of sad petitioner to
W. A"to -so- SAANSSh WV oS'N"fNS" VIZ
eighteen lS) nineteen ( l9) and twenty 20J
in Block No. two hundred and o"e con
aud Lots No. seventeen 90 eighteen (iS)
twsnty-one (2i) and twenty-five t22l iu
Block No. two hundred and two (202) lying
and being situated in the city Of Msnirowoc
in said county and state according to the
recorded plot Of said city ,coulmsucilg g on the
west side of said block No two hundred nd
one (2olj and extending in . SLIGHTLY south
easterly direction through said lots 10 the
east side of said Block No. two hnRdred and
t~o, (202) the mere particular location
hereof being shown BY m .p of the route Of
said railroad through the lots ef petitioner,
annexed to s lid petition so on fle, and made
part Of the same, and by the maps and
platts Of said Company on file in their office.
AID tike furtner notice tina: sad petition
Tor tn. appointment Of said comm issioners Z.
,fores.id will be presented and application
made for the appointment OF SAL comnis-
-iopers for the purposes aforesaid 10 the cir
cult court of Mauitowoc county at the nexf
general term thereof TO be held at the Court
House in the ely OF Manitowoc in said
cou. ty and state. on the 2nd Tuesday, being
lie Sih day Of December A. d. 1874 At the
opening OF the court rn that day or as soon
hereafter Ms counsel can be heard.
Dated Manitowoc November 2n1 1874.
RICHARD Killing nULTZ.
WHITE 4 foREsr, Attorneys for Petitioner,
aanitowoc Wis. S41-Aw.
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Edwin NJ stanton did not Die by
Suicide.
from tie Capitol.

The Infamous fasehood which saws the
late Twin NJ. Stanton committed suicide
is again on its travels through nur exohan
ges. This Boston Herald ttis time revive.
the story, aud gives 1t au,hcn:ici,y by rs,
sertlng that "orce or twice in lis contribu
tions - periodical literature within late
hintcd mysiericusly that the death Of the
Sccr~tary of War sns not ~huily attrItu
tel to the natural course Of disease" There
is not a worl o!,ruth in this. J.dse Bl,ck
not only never hiltei at anything of tie
sort, but has assured the writer of this, on
mere thnn one occasion, that Mr.. Stanton
died from exhaustion II ter ie.vI'g the over
work Of his department, aud that the story
OF his Ell ciie wa. without foundation. Mrs
friend nf Mr.. Star ton and J a isr BlIck was
at the house OF the Secretary when .Ie Did.
and assisted The family in preparing tie
! ly fol its last repose. Her testimony 10
,videnre that can not be :mpeached. The
cr.,el report orislnatcd Ia the over rcnsi;,vs-
ucs> of the iate Mrs. Stanton. LAWN
been once terribly shocked on ri,trrin. t,r
death chamber Of IL dear chilli To soc the
rough hhn.iins Of Ihr hclu'ed hniy ~ 'ne
Undertaken, ,he vowed never atali. To pr
IIit une near to her t, b. approach! 10y
stranger, alter Irtta. And tie m,ly,
a,>i.trd hy Sarr -ni.-G neral narur-, ti,r
clcrgymln. ana Mrs. HARRISON, alone e me
nra, the i.ly Of the great War Secretary
previous 10 it's i,t-rincnt The ir.human
murdcr of Mrs Snrratt upon the sc4G, d,
Tor which Andrew Johnson was alone re.
spnnsible, so shocked Washington city that
this story of the suici.le h,J readily point
and circulation with those who will believe
VI Stanton was responsible. The fact ia
Andrew Johnson ordered and organized the
court that tried Mrs. Surratt, and then,
lis:-garding the petition sent him by some
Of the officers or lie conrr, he directed tn.
hanging su be done within twenty four hoars
while the shrcks of the aSoniz"i daughter
were ringing, in his ears. To say that he
was controlled by Mr.srs. Stanton and King
IS - rrnnounce the nan an imbecile. We
had the honor Of Nr. Stanton's friendship,
and saw him frequently after he retired
from Office, and he was so i'll, so evidently
d:ing, that at any time his death might
have been announced, as it was at last,
on, of sorrow. Lying upon a eoia or il,
bed, he breathed with difficulty and spoke
IN whispers. TenderlY attached to his
friends and family. be clung to lie with
that tenaciIy of will M. Ligh courage for
| which he was so famous.
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Gag law Pola n 4 . v.rarity.
From tbs ST.. Louis d. locras

From tbs 81. Louis ID. locrat
Old Mr. Poland is losing hi. me mory fast,
or the Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune is romaac.r. For in
~,ancr, special to the Tri6xne says:
Judge Poland arrived here ta-day from
Arkansas. iIs .teadfa.sly refuses to per
IN Z newspa, er rlen To craw him into an n
terview. lie say. tina; when he reached 81
Louis, on his way, lie WAS literally be>iegcd
ty hungry reporters, With ~hom,'nll and
. nr u,ar he refused {, talk. The next morn
ins. ne says, shsy all came ou, with slA'.or"''
report ct pretended interviews had with h'n
each man putting in the Judges mouth th'
sentiments that his re1 1orforisl prescienc'
led him to believe the Judge would rave ut
tered lad he q ukfn at all.
NV. snis smisble old gentleman seemr'
quite wiling ~ be iprerve~ed ~ a repor
ser of His pap-r, and st the Lird-E Hotel
in the presence of two or pore witnesses
! gaye utternnc~ To the langEage attribute
| to him. If tie eminent old donkey is asha q
ID Of shat be said, he might easily with
draw it without i'm. usins misrepressusatio
70 :his OF oss>r ST. loSis papers.
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Fighting Fish.
From tie New York Hera'd

Fish fights may become Fashionable, a.
the French authorities. in importing for Gu
turc many varieties Of Chissse and japan
Ash, have occurred somc of the fighting SOFT
from AMMAN. In that country fish matches
arranged a. follows: They select two com
bstants of a dark color and put them into
separate glass bottles, which they then
place close together. The fish immediate
ly begin SO watch each other; their hues
change; they become black; the tail and
fns grow ho.phorent, and the eyes sparkle
with peculiar lustre. They soon rush to,
ward each ether, but are stopped by the
bot,les. When their rage i. at its highes
they are libe, at ID and pla, ed in the sans
reservoir, and furious combat takes place
until one being defeated seeks safety II
fight, again changing its tint to wht.si
gray.
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
CTATE Of WavC0NSIN--Circ
- AOurt m0ntt0Woc C0u0ty.
Go1TLEiB ScuNEIpEK, Plaintiff,
Against,

STATE Of WlUCONSlN--CircQ
- 0ourt montt0W0c COu0ty.
GoTTLEIB ScuNEIpER, Plaintiff,
Against,
MARTIs WoLLESasRG and
AMELIA WoLLKNaERG his wife
Defendants.
By virtue Of an execution issued out Of,
and under the seal Of the Circuit of Manito-
voc County Wisconsin upon a judg nent rem
dered in said court and county on the 24th
day Of April 4. b. 1874. In favor of Gottleib
Schneider Plaintiff. aud against Martin VOL
lenberE and Amelia Wollenberg, bis wife
Defendants. l hn1c levied upon all the
right title and interest which said Defendants
had of in and to the following described
property which they had prior to the convey
ance Of said land Ta1e by said Defendants
on the Ath day Of March, A. ID. 1874 to one
William Wolienberg to-wit: The West half
of the Northwest quarter, of Section No.
twelve (l2) Township No. nineteen I9l
North of Range No. twenty two (22) East
situsted and beiui in the county of Manito-
voc and State of Wisconsin. Which said
property will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder At my Office in the Court
House in the city of Nan,owoc Wisconsin on
the 18th day OF December A. d. 1874 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said dsy,
Dated Shsriffs Office this 29th Cay of Octo.
Der 1874.
h. D. SMART. Sheriff;
5&5-6v NanitoWoc County.
G.KIx 4 NASH Plsin,iff, Attorney,
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SfIERIEF'S SALE.
- Court MAntt0N0c COansy.
GorTL8tB ScaxEIDKR,
Plaintiff

STATE OF WlSC0NSlN--Cxea
> Cears MAaitoWoc Coaaty.
GorTL8tB ScHxgIDKR,
Against
MARTIN woLLEKBsRo,
AMELIA WoLLESBxRo his wife
an1 WILLIAM woLLENBrRo,
Defendants
By virtne Of an execution iss 1sd out Of
and under the seal Of the Circuit Court Of
Manitowoc county Wisconsin upon . judr-
ment rendered in said court and for
said county on the 23d dAv of 0c-
tober A. D. 1874 in favor Of 0ottleib
Schneider Plaintiff. aud against Martin
Wolleube:g, Amelia Violent erg his wife. aud
william wollsnberg Defendants. have
levied upon all the right ,i,le and iuterest
which said Defendants had on the 23l Cav
Of October 1874. Of in and to the following
described property to r::: The West hal
Of the Northwest quarter Of Section Nor
.ssive III; Township nineteen {l9) Mort,
ofiangs No. Twenty-Five (22) East, situatsh
and heing in the county Of Maniowrc and
State Of Wisconsin. Which said property ]
will sell NJ public auction to the highest bid
der ~ NY offies in the Court House in the
city and County Of Manitowoc Wisconsin on
:he i2th day 0: d december 1874, II lu O'Clock
in tie forenoon Of said day.
Dated Sheriffs ofise Manitowoc Wiscon-
ain this 2sih day Of October ls7a
X. ID. SMART Sheriff,
3s-Gw M.nitowoc County.
shEES 4 Nash, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Couidnt Bear Prosperity.

There was n singular illustration of this
in the New York police Court the other day.
A good for nothing locking wretch Was
hrou zht up, charged with drunkenness. 1t
was clear case. Ths testimony showed
,ha, he had nren ION spree tor week
lie ~nr asked what he had to saw for hin
self. "Weil, yer lonur," snil he, me
ana nv old woman nsver did li~. easy to-
ge,hcr." That's no sxcu.s for your get.
Il, drank" sai! the court. You are
right, your honor, and 80 it Amt. We
used to fight ike ca. and dog together.'
Drinking only made it WORSE" put in the
court That. true. She discouraged
the life out uf me. and kspt me Io"r, unit!
las. week, tlen--' Well, what did
she do la.t week ?" She died. yer
honor" And YOU lave bseo drunk ever
,inoc - Yes, yer honor; never could
bear prosperity"
The General Opinion.
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Usen ths Nadisos Josr,A.y

! Wv" ~ ASAs~s SvsIses-S
Soae further particulars in regard 10 the
verdict ~ tbs poisosiog case, that We were
not able TO give yesterday, and ia regard to
Mrs Ingersull, nay be of interest:
Tie verdict wsSagreed on with great
rromptness. Altar h, jury retired, their
6r.t act wss to choose foreman. and Mr.
John Wall was designated. 1t was then
proposed, not ~ori having been -xchaug-
ed bss~ cen the jarsrs as sc the merits Of
case during the Trial, that ballot be tax. n
to see how they s,ood, and when the votes
were counted, there we're twelve sndorsed
''pct guilty" This, of course, settled the
matter. and af.sr some Informal talk in re
gard to different snatters connected With
Mr. Ingersoll'e death, and som. other mat
n1ater, verditt Was made up in due form
aod t.2on icto cesft, within half Oh hour
after The jury went out.
When tie verdict was announced in the
court, in reply to the question of the Judge,
Mrs. Ingersoll heard the welcome words Of
aequittal, which lnsds her FREQ woman,
With bowed head, and feelings too deep for
ut erance. There vsre evident signs on
the par, OF the aud nee generally, that the
verdic, ~as approved. though the propris,
ties Of the place restrained any loud ex-
preston Of feeling. Col. Vilas, his utter.
anoe choked with emotion, briefly thanked
the jury for rendering what he believed to
b ju-tice to Ills client, ard the long trial
vas over.
We understand that the jury subsequent.
ly called On Airs. Ingcrsoll to congratu te
her on her release, and that they felt it their
duty, on the eyideue-, to scquit her Of guilt,
and she ma nifcs ted much feeling of graft,
tule at Ter deliyrranc-.
Mrs. ingersoll spent the night with q
bcnevoisnt lady Of this city, who has show n
her much kindness aud relt warm sympa,
thy for hei believing in her entire innocence.
She is in very poor health, owing to her
long confinement and hara-sins anxiety
under the terrible charge brought against
her, and is left without any means what.
ever. Her future is un decided. Iti.rrob
rble she will soon 60 for the present to
pursnd, Prrin couIty, where her mo,her-
Aha has shown II faithful mothers eve
,lnring this long trial-resides. She mny
accept ofters of q home with ether relations, |
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LEG.fL NOTICES,
I PHk0H3TE-lau Couaty

i ourt.
~. lr, ,i,rn r a..,r-ss "A -
70 HI WAsm 1t HGy Concern: Let crs Of
Administration IN saii estate Of Christian
Merrimsn. late Of Mani'nwocC County d. ceased
h-vng been issued to AnR go sBrundy on th-
3I.t dIy of August 4 D 1874 and six
m ;n,hs from AT after I'll. 10Th day of No.
vsmb.r 1874, being allowed and limited f,'
creditors to present their claims for r1amin-
a,iun AMI allowance. Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersigned will on the 10 Ia,
Of Way 1878 and ol the lst Monday of each
.nd every nonth intervening that time AM
the date hereof at the Probate osice in the
City Of Manitowoc in said county. receive
examine. and adjust all claims, and de-
mapds Of all pc fsens sgains, said deceased.
T. C GLMSTED,
S.1-&w County Judge
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The General Oplnton.
Froa the Baltimore An rican.


The Washington Chroriele . Anxious
that the public should take notice Of the
action Of Judge Humphreys, who is pre-id
ing in the safe burglary case, in relation to
tho arrest of IIarvr-, one Of the si,nesses
for the prose cnticr, or the charge OF perjury.
The anxiety Of the Chronicle i- quite need
lees. The public hav. taken very clofe no
tics of judge Humphreys action. not in
this particular matter alone, but slse Of his
general conduct of the case, and have sp-
proved it unanimously and warmly. 1t
has evan given them aome hopes that tie
parties concerned in the conspiracy may be
nvicted. If the Warrington papers could
for wLi'e come out Of the mir Of Washing
ton, they would be surprised to 6ad now
uni,er.ni, hcnrsy. and deep is the cundem
ratior expressed reairst Shepherd Ilsf
rington, aud other. Of the WashinEten
Ring
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FOREIGN.
0ERRANY.
Dls0Arck Talks 70 ThS DeRasiss 81
A1sAco And Lorraine.

BERLIN, Nov. 30.-In the Reichstag, to.
day, The A lisa &C Lorraine loan bill was taken
up and gave rise 70 = mors interesting de-
bate. Deputies frem AIsace and Lorraine
declared that they we're opposed to the
high endowment of the University OF Strss-
burg aud TO other educational grants FIR the
province, because they were made in the
inter..t Of the Empire aud not Of the pro-
vinces themselves.
This called out Prince Bismarck, ~ho re-
piled as follows; The question before u
concerns The Imperial interests. 1t Is no.
n question of Alsace and Lorraine. The
University lie Tor Imperial purposes. In a
vel fought war in which We defended our
existence, We conquered tiso.e provinces for
the Empire. 1t was not for Alsxcs and
Lorraine our soldiers she d their blood. We
take our stand upon the Imperial in:srest,
Tor which and not for the sake of their own
tccissIa,tical interests We annexed those
provinces. We haze ether grounds TOR ac-
tiop than those pe.r le, whose pat leads to
Psri-, and whose prescLt leads to Rome.
My own views respecting the crratiuE CT An
Alsace aud Lorraine Parliament, which ut
first were too sansuine, have been modified
sin ,e became acquainted with the attitu .
Of the Deputies frt m those provinces. Such
= Parliament would lead to continual
agitation, and perhaps might endanger the
peace Of The Empire. We shall, doubtless,
be obliged to take still more vigorous steps
in regard to school matters there. We can.
not permit the existence of elements, which
strive to hinder education. Nv action il
guided BY Imperial Interests. | shall no.
be trlshteoed frcm my cour.e by rsproscbes,
threats, or persuasion. Before ADVANCE is
possible We must be convinced Of the c1is
tence Of Trustworthy elements. We may
expect better is,ernmeut in the rising gen.
Grafton, and must therefore seq that gocd
school, are provided for Alsace and Lor-
r2iue.