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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-01-13
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1t looks as if there might be, a serious
crisis In France In day or two. The
Government has been defeated in the
Assembly, and the ministers have ten
dered their designations, which McMa
hon hoped they would withhold until q
vote of confidence should be passed, and
that he assured them would be on Fri
day. but the Assembly unanimously ad
jourued until Monday without the conf
dence vote expected By Mcmahon. This
is ominous of coming trouble.
Serrano. the new dictator of Spain.
though be chooses to call himself presi
dent, has resolved upon an arbitrary
measure to secure himselfin his position.
tie has determined that he will not con-
vene the Cortes for year, and that he
will devote the entire energies of the
Government for that period to the work
of suppressing the large and varied as
sortment of revolutions which the Span
ish Government now has on hand. While
this is the professed reason for his action.
it is probable that the real reason is his
desire to proiong his reign. Without the
Cortes, he will be the most absolute ruler
in Europe. With the Cortes in session,
he wonld inevitable be outsted In less
thin six months.
The Republic of San Domingo has
beer overthrown by revolutionists under
General Gonzales, and President Baez is
a fugitive in St. Thomas.
NEW YORK, January l2.-John Buck
ridge. in drunken frenzy on Saturday,
threw his infant child on the floor, ttamp-
ed on him, hurled him against the furni-
ture in the room, and wound mp by plac-
ing the now insensible child on stove.
he has been arrested on a charge OF
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follow, YEas-Messrs. BoS. Cous lias.
Cragin, Fenton Eerro of Michigan, Ham
lin. Morton. Ogie..by. Pratt. Sargeaut.
Schurz. Thurmsn, Wadleigh and Wilson
IA. NAYS M.ssrs Allison. Bsyard,
foreman. Bout veil. Bfowniew. Bnc.ing
hanl Cameron. Carpenter, Clayton,
Gonorer: C.'oper. Cfozier. Davis Deanis.
Dorsey, Ferry Of Connectieut, FIana gan,
Freiinghuy>en, Gilbert Goldthwait. Ha
milton of Marylaod. Hamilton of Texas.
Hitchcock. Hove. Ingalls,. Kelly, Lewis,
Logan. MlcCreery, Merriam, itchell,
Morrill, of aIaine Morrill, ni V-rmont.
Norwood, Ramsey, Salisbury, Ransom.
Scott. Sherman. Spencer. Ste..beuson,
stewart Sumner, Upton aud Wright
45s-Mr. Pratt submitted another
amendment. providing that the amount
nf compensation af Senator'S Members
and Delegates for the year ending March
81. 1874. shall be S., 500. and for the
year ending March Sd. 1873, S., 500. ex-
elusive Of mileage and allowance. This
amendment was under discussion when
the report closed.
The House resumed consideration of
the bill to establish an educational fund,
to apply the proceeds of sales of public
lands to the education OF the peonle.
Laid over until Tuesday. The House
thea went into Committee OF the Whole
on the naval appropriation bill. It ap-
PIRATES SIC, sos, S56.-Upon rising, the
House adjourned
SATURDAY. Jan. The TT. s. Sem
ate had no session to-day. having ad-
journed on Friday till Monday. The
session Of the House. Mr.. Butler, of
Tennessee, in the chair, was given up
entirely to the speeches of Mr. Arthur
on Louisiana affaiis; MIR. Field, on
finance aud commerce Mr.. Vance, on
civil rights; MIR. Whitehead, on the 10.
hacco tax; Mr. Kelly, on money ef tbe
United States Messrs Kane and Cross.
land, on civil rights.
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MANIToWOC. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13. 1874

rrol'rIated to the State ms. itnsions w..
s'G'eh ana never was signed l,y the praper
officers or the Governor. aud daes n.,t
appear In the published laws.
Inc mlflers will meet In National Cou
ven'ion at Chicago. January ~
lanai boats are still moving between
Buffalo and Lock port
Serious freshets wore threatened in
virginia during the recent storm At
Charlottesviiie the water rose to a higher
point than it had been since the erea.
fre-het of 1870
Inc Maine Legislature was organized
on Wednesday The Senate elected the
lion. john Il. Butler as President. Th.
House elected The Hon. VIM. w
lhomas. JF.. rs Speaker, it has elected
Georee Il. Stacy. Secretary of State: n
NJ. Plalsted, Attorney General: B B.
Murray. Jr. Adjutant-G =. P.
Burieigh, Lahd Agent: Silas G.. Hatch.
OF Bangor, State Treasurer.
Mr.. Page, of California. will shortly
Introduce in the House bill to forfeit to
the United States all lands hitherto with
drawn under grant for the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad. Company. which has
failed to comply with the conditions of
the law requiring fifty miles ofroad TO be
built every year. The enactment of this
bill would restore to the public domain
forty sections of land per mile from the
western boundary Of the Indian Territory
to San francisco. including millions Of
acres in California.
The Massachusetts Legislature organ
lzed on Wednesday by electing George
B. Loring president Of the Senate. The
House reelected Speaker Sandford.
Congress will probably pass an inter.
state railroad bill without subsidy; but
this will no: suit the parties urging the
scheme.
"A pumber Of drafts on the refunding
ct taxes were stolen from the Internal
Revenue Office In Washington during
Tuesday night.
Senator Ames has left Washington with
his family for Mississippi, where he is to
be lnaugurated as Governor.
Government wishes to settle claims for
war supplies furnished in the campaign
against the Modocs.
The House Committee on Foreign Af
fairs have voted down q resolution pre-
sented by Sunset Cox fer the recognition
OF Cuban belligereDcy.
The prostration of telegraph wires our.
during the recent storm at the East was
greater than ever known since the estab.
lishment of the system.
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CONG RESS.
SENATE.
murder.

THURSDAY. January 9.-Petitions were
presented relating to the sale and manu-
facture of intoxicating liquors; also
against the repeal of banklup: law.
Mr.. Schurz introduced bill for the re-
lief of the University of Missouri, which
was referred.-The consideration of the
bill to repeal the .ct of March 3, in
creasing salaries. was then resumed, and
the question recurring on the amendment
which provides that the pay for the BAL
-ance of this Congress shall be such
amount as to make the total. with that
already received. $4,000, $4,000 for
each year. Il was rejected by the deci-
sive vote Of IA ayes against As noes, ~
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IMPAIRMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, Jan.7.
To the President:
SIR !: Your were kind enough. without
my solicitation, or any knowledge on my
part that you contemplate such thing.
to nominate me for Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States
Since that time the flood gates of cal,lm-
ny In all directions have been opened ND.
my abilities have been disparaged. and
my integrity brought in question, and it
seems to- me that public opinion adverse
to my appointment has been created which
might hereafter embarrass your adminis-
tration, and perhaps impair my useful
ness upon the bench. With the perfect
conciousness that have performed. with
clean hand and upright purpose. all
the dnties of the various public Offices
to which j have been called. and trust
ing to time and a just public when better
informed for my vendication, I respect
fully ask yon to Withdraw my nomination
for Chief Justice. I have the honor to
be, with great respect
GEORGE H. WILLIAMS.
The President would have withdrawn
his name sooner, had it not been, that
he had said decidedly to Mr.. Williams,
that he should not do SO except at his
own request.
Mr.. Williams, letter speaks for itself,
but it is not as much the question of his
integrity as it is that Of his abilities
which prevented the Senate from con-
firming him to the most responsible place
in this government.
We now learn that Caleb Gushing
whose appointment as Minister to Spain
had already been confrmed-was nomi-
mated for Chief Justice by the President
last Friday and, we have no doubt will
be confirmed by the Senate. as he is q
large minded man in every respect, of the
most extensive experience in law prac-
tice and the most learned in all it's bran
ches, and has established in his long and
useful life character beyond reproach.
Williams remains in Office as Attorney
General. The nomination of Col. Bris-
tow for that position, is consequently
withdrawn.
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HOME MEMS.

The New Hampshire Democratic con.
ventlon has nominated Jas. A. Weston
for Governor
Mr.. Kerr was robbed by highwayraen
at Loyeland. Ohio, " 1dnesday night, OF
$500 in cash. notes and valuable papers
and valuables.
At Lapeer, Mich. Tuesday night, the
house of James Mcmahon was burned,
and the entire family, husband, wife, and
child, were burned to death.
Much anxiety is felt fof the safety of
the steamer China, from Hong Kong
aud Yokohama, for San Francisco. No
tidin9s of the vessel yet.
The California Legislature has passed
a bill authorizing the Governor to pay
SIS. 900 reward for the capture of the no
torious Vasquez and his gang. 1t is re-
ported that he is in San Francisco 1T the
present time.
In Laurel county. Kentucky. few
days since, VIM. EIswich and Peter Mar
cum quarreled over o dog fight, when
Elswich drew pistol and shot Marcum
through the head, killing him instantly.
Eiswich was with great officially rescued
from the excited crowd and 'odged in
Jail.
The Legislature of Massachusetts con.
vened on Thursday, and elected the old
officers.
! Gage, the defaulting ex- City Treasurer
Of Chicago, has given bail in the sum ol
$4,000 for his appearance fur trial
when summoned.
Justice Daniels, Of New York. has
fined ex-Sheriff Brennan, and his deputy
Shields, to pay 6ne OF $3.50 each and
be imprisoned thirty days in the county
Jail, for permitting Genet's escape.
The taxes on friction matches and
stamps will be removed.
| Judge Durrell. of Louisiana. is said to
have placed his resignation In the hands
of the President
Secretary Belknap thinks our fortifca'
tions ought to be completed and rendered
| more effective particularly those of New
| York, Boston. Portland, New Orleans,
and on the Florida Coast.
Tie Secretary of War agrees with Gen
eral Sherman that o reduction OF the
| strength of the army would be unwiso,
and contrary to the interests of true
economy.
The trustees of the Washington Ma.
| tional monument want Congress to ap-
| propriate $500. 900 for its completion.
The Government estimates for the en-
suing year will probably be reduced ST.
| 900. 900.
The revenue receipts thus Ear in Janu-
ary reach 5000, 600.
The Republicans of New Hampshire
| have nominated . farmer candidate FOL
Governor. Luther McCutchins. of New
! London. James A. Weston. of Manches
ter. is the Democratic nominee.
! A rich strike has been made in tht
Emma mine. So says report from Sail
Lake.
Salt Lake City wants . branch mint
also q geological survey of Utah Terrific
ry.
officials of the last Iowa legislature
| ara in CONSERVATION over the discovery
that an important law, passed last winter
regulating the disbursement Of funds ap
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#. R.ATSCH.

IEWELER and PHOTOGRAPHER. All
q kinds of work in the line of nay business prompt
1y attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction.
have just received a Wing Grnsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which take small
pictures of the finest ORDER for dollar per Dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
onstaptly hand. York Street 13-Atf
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VTTATCTIMAKER and JEWELER. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has fine and well selected
of the latest and best styles of Clocks,
American English and Swiss Watches as also of Gold
and Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store Sth
treet South side door south of Kreiaer's. Mani
H.
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ED. MAERKLIN,

nrugSist and ApOthecary. Sth Street
L opposite the Post Office. Is now fully provided
with "a complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
icnss and offers his services especially the PHIsr
of this village and county for the careful and
scientific preparation of their prescriptions. 13-
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#. SCHULTZ s. co.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS
INI in Leather. Hides Shoe Findings Betting all
sizes constantly hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
Betting is made of the best tanned Leather. Office
On Sth street, Ssuth side, door north of Williams
House, Nauitowoc Wis
A0rCash paid for Hides, Skins Tallow and Bark.-E9
1913
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IL. KERR.

WORK Street. Mani to Oc. Wis. Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangings Hats and Caps, Toys Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &c. &c. share of public patti onage is soli-
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FRED CARUS.

DRACTICAL EURIER, Keeps con-
IL stantly en- hand the largest End best assortment
Of hats and of the latest at the lowest
sipls prices, and always pays the highest value in
cash for all kinds of furs. 1871
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MANUFACTURES and Scaler In
1Nl Boots Shoes, Leather, &C., &c. Shop Buffalo
street nea the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
aEs promptly executed.
Manitowoc September 90, 1865.
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Latest Novelty Of Art

yUyTfE nm assigned whose ability as BARBER
Tn CUTTER and artist in Harwerk
q kn6En - -. near have entered into bought
and taken nosssss,. \ of the establishment of
Y G. HHMIDT.
on the corner of sth ana Coz. efcai street, near u
bridge.
Respectfully asking for sh are OF the public hvo1
can assure complete satisfaca ion witn
HAIR DRE SS1NG
for ladies and children has our ..n cia attention
AAnitewoe, Harsh. Int lo71 H4s
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This Radiator is two feet high and fnsAeo wf9e
is connected with the stove pipe, foot shove tn
stove upright is applicable to wood coal, prsva o.
the burning out of ch;mneys and the pipe
hiied with ashes and thus sa tho repsatsd eliza
ing otherwise unavoidable. ea
The best advantage of this Radiator 10 IT. saufoA
OF who'd or COAL as experiences has fully prove than
its cost is saved within two moths, and the warmfS
from the stove much more lasting and pbs0eoos. =
This Radiator will also be found very eoavSukeAe
for warming upper rooms, where the Hpa Goee
through the ceiling. Price. COMMON SheetfnG~ $60
Russia $500: H. r. MMER
Patantee for the State of Wisconsin,. CW10 e0W,
mercial and 7th street. Manitowoc, Wis.
FOr sale at he Of
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THE CHIEF Js:kr.. a.;z..

President Grant has withdrawn the
nomination of Mr.. Williams for Chief
Justice at the own request of the Attor-
ney, General as expressed in the follow
ing letter.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, JAM.
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". i. BES.4NT.

Ii Painter, Quay Street adjoining the Touring
mill South Side Offers his service to the Citizens
of rhis City in the above branches at the NEST
sonabe rates.
Aanitowoc June 14th 1872
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M EAT Market...Having purchaaed
lNl the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest the
swsst rates. share of public patronage solicited.
1917
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The river Is still falling. Al 6 p. N.
yesterday the marks indicated 2 feet
inches.
The Tempest left for Hog Run.
The Mallie Rsgon departed for Par
kerSburg. The Science is to days packet.
Captain Wayne Garner has sold the
Ironton Ferry TO Carlton Young, Of Mid
dleport, Ohio. The purchaser takes i'm.
mediate possession. The price was
$1,000, and the sale includes the steam.
boat, floats, ferry privileges, and a lot in
Russell.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: The An.
des started up the river last evening, not
expecting to get farther than Pomeroy,
but took freight and people for Marietta
10 reship on the James E. Rankin. II
there is not sufficient water to Wheeling
she will continue in the Pomeroy trade,
making two trips per week. Capt. Kerr
regards this as opposition TO the Granite
State.
TBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, Sept. S.-Riyer II inches
and falling. Cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Swarm and clear
River falling, with feet in the canal
and 2 feet in the chute. ...r g..
CINCINNATI Sept S.-River 4 ieet
inches and falling. Arrived-Bermuda,
Evansville.
CAIRO. SepL.-Arrived-City of Ches.
ter and Gen. Anderson, st. Louis. De-
parted Gen. Anderson, Ohio River.
River II feet inches and falling. Wealth.
er cloudy, mercury "a degrees.
EvANsvILLE, Sept S.-River fallen /
inch. Weather clear and hot; mercury
72 10 IS. Up-Florence Lee, Geo. Rob-
erts, 7. ?. Gracey, Eddyville, and Argosy
and bArges. DoWn-Cherokee, Sandy
Arkansas Belle and Red Cloud. Business
lair.
ST. LoUp, S.-Arrived St. Lake
Missouri River; johnson and Deamst,
Keokuk Julia Vicksburkh, Susie Silver,
New 0rleans.-Departed Redwing, 81.
Paul Helena Vicksburg, Lewis Missouri
River. River falling slowly. The
weather clear and very warm.
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U. 8. District CouRT.-Thh court
yesterday disposed Of the following bust
neSs:
Inlthe case Of EWert u. Ice 81 al, On
Sjectmeut for attract oiland in the county
Of Wetzel, on the waters Of Fish Greek,
containing 1000 acres, notice was proven
against the several defendants, and their
default entered and order Of survey.
@. B. Linch, Esq, was qualified As an
attorney.
The case Of the United States Is. Elisha
Morgan, ST., indicted for misdemeanor,
was given 10 the jury, who returned a
verdict Of not guilty.
The case OF the BGrnum & Van
Amburgh Museum and MenAgeric Go. rs.
The franklin Insurance Go. Of this city,
occupied most Of the day. The time was
consumed In taking depositions, etc.
The names OF the Jury in this case are:
Alex. l Taylor, A. Baker, ]. W, Boner,
Adam Il. Bowman, Arthur Il. ClrL
John Atkinson, Andrew j. spsSfding,
Andrew s. CriHs, David Psaselt, Geo.
w. Hatch, Edward Vi"Aens, Mordecai
Smith.
Court adIcn. ned till the usual hour this
morninS.
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THRER-LRGeED KITTKN.-Yesterday
we saw what is unquestionably a curosi.
ty-one that Is not to be seen probably
more than once in a life.time-in the shape
Of three-legged kitten. Puss isiseveral
weeks old, black as coal and otherwise per.
fectly formed, except that it has but one
hindleg. The other three legs are all right
and the little thing uses them so dexter.
ously that one would scarcely realize thai
it was minus leg. Where tho right
hind leg should be, there is q stub proba.
bly, a.quarter Of an inch in length. Those
who desire to see this tripod can satisfy
their curiosity at Ackers grocery, on 10th
above Jacob street.
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ITEMS ABOUT THE Mn1s.-The Ohio
City Mill starts up again to-day, after
laying idle couple Of days.
Eight Of the hot machines at tho Top
Mill were idle yesterday on account Of the
sickness Of q tender.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
whole force Of the Ls Belle were at work,
but 1t was thought that the boilers and
heaters would knock of soon on account
Of the heat.
The engineer Of the Diamond Flour
Mil, Bridgeport, while fixing pump yes.
terday, had two fingers Of his right hand
mashed. The fingers were amputated.
The La Belle boys will receive their
"rhinO" on Friday.
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BEAUTIFUL PAPERIN0.-Mr. ]. D. Pra.
ger, The clever paper hanger, has just
completed one. Of the finest Jobs we be-
lieve ever seen in this city, in the store
room oil Mr.. Charles Hanke, the Market
street tobacco manufacturer. The walls
and ceiling are panneled and corpiced,
while at each end OF the latter is a large
figure, the one representing a parlor car.
pet, and the other . door mat. The style
is original and effective, and the work.
manship fully equal 10 the finest frcscoiDg
Mr.. Hanke is making considerable i'm
provementin his place Of business. Hav
Ing erected an additional story to his
building, and put in a handsome new
front, he is now beautiiying the interior
and has one OF the most attractive cigar
stores in town. His factory is no! con-
necled with his store room, being in ar
additional two story building in the rear
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AouR CoNQUERoR; No QU1NrNR, NO
ARSENIC, NO PoIsoNs. -This Is strong
language, as Physicians and Chemists
have for years tried to compound pre-.
paration that would entirely cure FEVER
AND AGUR without the use Of strong medi-
cines such as Quinine, Arsenic and other
poisons injurious to the system. There Is
no case Of Fever and Ague, intermittent
or Bilious Fevers, Congestive Chills,
Night sweas, Liver Complaints, &C., that
this remedy will not cure at once and per-
msnently. II purihes the Blood, Liver,
Spleen, and all Isecretory organs so ef-
fectually that the Chills will not return
during the season, even when persons
have had them for years. Sold by all the
druggists in Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. eod-&W
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COUNTY CouRT.-In this court yester-
day morning no business was transacted
Of interest to the public. The case Of
Taylor strauder, charged with the muir.
der OF Annie Strauder in April, 1872, was
taken up, but on account OF the absence
Of important witnesses the examination
did not commence until late in the after.
noon. Fanny Green, aged about eight
years, Strauder's step.daughter, was put
upon the stand, and examined BY Mr..
Good for plaintiff (AIr. Cracfaft being in
terested in the U. 8. Court, and Messrs.
Davenport & DoYener for the prisoner.
As there are twenty-five or thirty wit
nesses yet to examine, II Is probable that
the examining will not be concluded
for day or two. 1t must be remembered
that, this being felony case, the County
Court Is an examining court only, to
determine whether the case shall be sent
10 tho Circuit Court Tor trial.
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STREET CAR ACcIDENT.-About
N. yesterday, as Street car No: 8,
driven by John Snyder, was coming
up town, the horses became detached
from the car while making the curve on
the corner OF Jacob and Gath streets, and
ran down the hill at lively rate. The car
was throw from the track, and the
horses brought up.near Main street, where
one of,them fell down aud was slightly
injured. No other damage was done,
and after slight delay the car was put
in position and pursued It's Journey.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed OF by this Court yesterday
morning:
Martin Boppert, arrested by Officer
Baum for disturbing the peace in the
Eighth Ward, was fined IS and costs.
Joseph Grimes was charged Will
violating the 34th section Of the City Ordi.
nsnces. He was fined IS and costs.
The cases Of John Hazlett and Frank
Hit, charged with disorderly conduct
were continued until this morning.
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SOMETHING NRw.-ln passing Halls
Photograph Gallery on Main street, we
saw what we took OF q distance 10 be
large Cabinet Organ, but on closer ex'
animation 1t turned out to be al enor'
nous Camera Box. Upon enquiry We
were informed that II was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for a treat in the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put in their win.
dows for examination and admiration.