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STEAMBOATS, anS aallroaos.

4 PEOPLES LINE stesmhosts for Albany
~ Saratoga, and te West Leave daiy (Sundtys ek
ceptedl ats r. NJ fer Al n -. o; CaaAl a..
..... 20 1ORWALK.
IL Flra re iucel.-By the swtft steamer AFRO W.
SMITH, leaving jew MS What DrooSlyn. NJ 2;3l +. NJ;
Iier 81 East river gas 4 NJ. foot 33i st. T.. NJ
Returning, leaves Norwaix at 1850 A. ~ dliy (snnd,vs
excepted connectng each way with DInbury aud Nor.
Ia anu New Haven railroads. bare, 50 cents. Tx
cursion tickets, so G. nts.
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4 A.-sUNDAY. July .,
~. steamer

SYLVAN DELL -
For YONEFRs. IONA ISLAND, WEST POINT, COLD
shislNG, G9hNN MI sand ~, S.mpWSSUECH. ,oo..
A.. 80 El.t pa ~ 75i; Kent II, Grecpoint. SOj
Grand st.. y y s;i5 Peek slip. 10 wet iOth ct,
e;t5; West % ~. o. Mtnhittauv.ic. 01j.
Fare, vi for the round trip to any roint shove Yonke
REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING: BCtT
n for kcypurt, landing ~ i1anctGpurf, Elssvtilr,
and Perth Amboy. VIII ieave Nev YORK from Pier "a.
\. r., foot Of Harrison s., III 4. N. Ga rcturnilg
leave Report $3.50 T. NJ iIikins a pleasant fanny
excursion.
I. 81, returning from Report saturdly at ! Nj.
A ChfAP Excl krIOS Sew Yotk 70 Nissa.
n ~ Fails and return ~ by IN. Erie RA,wsy
ckeis good Tor thirty DAYS 1T Ia cleAprr 70 travel
on the Eric ave hrst.c.,s motel" Fun IA
formation Of rates to AL points West a. the Company
o'ces ESP 4Oi, $40, ana p57 Broadway and ut TIC de-
pots.
4 N,-TO CHARTER. -sto,mooa Fort Lee
"a Will lA.r 80 passengers; 900 To
Nor DAY. Andy "a lffrrn a Fsl.lu
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i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

kOCKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY
Trains leave Long Island CITY for Far RockasAy and
and IS +. N.
+. NJ ~ N' V'
Returnlns Leave Rockaway Beach $40. ll.90 4 MI
1884 246 $40 6;36 p. VI. Far csawsy Soj 7,
1871 1882 las A. NJ; 1851. 3J2, il3 d. 81
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for RorsswM B,a.h and Far Rockaway Q. TO- IL
A. NJ. 1880, $40 - NJ
Returnne-leaye RockaNay Beach II 30 A. NJ 4. 3. o.
sS0 F,r RoeSaway 74j, lii5s A. NJ 42S,
Take ferry Al james sun (foof amoer- ST.. sund "
e1ceptef, half ~ hour before dep ,rfure trans
(sundays at $3.50 anl 1879 \. NJ. q + ny. or
ferry oot Sith ST. =. aaif. fifteen O5l nutes be-
fore departure OF trains.
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DAILY rxcrNsIoNs ro rnr pRorNRrY.

NAILY TNIC NSIVN1 10 ITf FNVFHH T.
Indire arm gentlemen dcsruus OF viewing this PROD
ertY and also tho elegant Improvements Doing maze On
the adj nnny property. can accompany our statesmen
from store 355 SD AV. at pCiOcs \. ~ or can take
10 OclncS train from right hard Of terry Landing at
Hunter. Point. CrIss 3iih ferry a. Otj A. NJ, or
james sliD terry f,u OF Chamber. -t At V TO be III
tine Tor train. For maps aud further information can
D. ". HITCHCOCK
3j5 81 av..
corner ogth at v v
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Fare 10 H HrSi, e qM0SsSN. Y NAVIGATION CO.
SEA SURF &ATHISe,r


SLkM, MolsklS iNlA aaq Hidn BRIRGH .stsgp;;
LEAVE FULTON MARIE SLIP AZ 9;aJ 10 II.i5, u
a. NJ ii5 2.iq, al5 a 49, $50 $50, 7;l5. AMI r.
W. aud l2l5, J. $50 $3.50, i:3l. $3.50. 6'l5 L VI.
Landing al Grand g. 20 ST. AMI ll9 g.. Connecting
will be admitted o. the great submarine excavations
under Hell Gic. c. III. LONGSTREEr, SUBS.
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Soass tlrMIIIJ.

COOP second ana misnt tpet' all sizes, oil
N cloths, Yrrl ceap Al Inc Old place liz Flu tn
ST. Phi list sent ir'e. NJ j. BkNDALL.
NAkkIED COIPLt leaving the city vii stll
AVE- th'iT iurldtnt cH'ap ABBY NJ 40 Downing st.
WEEKLY AND MONrnLY PAYMENTS
W taArh Tor flfhliu ., carpets and oedjiI. A. If
mense stncs ana iOs pri ,ts
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MiIuarp.

DLAIT!NG OF all Einds shirrlngs. &c STEVENS
Il CO., litH ST., opposite Academy Of Music agents
Tor Cen Plating Machine Price $50; call aud sea IL
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R,Iiainna Nctitts.

-
I iste ks1bi, vii eondnct services ia Che Mission
S syeas M es snd ;sf bsyoSrs % be
entitled jewish Iites and ceremonies II the Gay and
accutury RsO. There VIII De ch0n OF one INJURED
weli.iralnei boy singers.
rJ,uE BROOKLYN GOSPEL TENT, There
Edwards leader in me tcnI Junction OF Fsi6ush and
s,h ats PRECEDED ~ hal an hGSrs snylng sih Or
College viii begi supplementary mectinge IN the same
tent.
rFNntRE WILL BEpKhACnINS BY NE pas;
nett SABBATH. At l04 o'clock A. NJ; and 80 ock ?. NJ
,--------.--------- --.------------
@nn!r0-- ttnil,s
A ALL the work you can do sell you any new
We K. Globe Garment 90, iis plescier 81.
ATD JOHNSON ST, Brookiyn, new machines
~ snli exchanged; good paying WORK sent and re-
A LII KINDS Of servants wanted daily at CAR.
~ phSItR's hfstcisss servants agency 1903 9th av.
wneLr pd Dbsg n weos az, S p,
Warranted complete wniTE co. So 80 ~
IIXIrE1idEs,SFp spsIn,!9r' on = o :, machines
llEATnER MAKFRs for sewing, curling. aud
II prenarng. i2d BieccSer st near wooster
UAUNDkEs- wanted At Aiderney dairy, i13
u Nassau e. Apply between 10 and IL A. NJ. only.
MONDAY.
y -
w Gibbs's chimes on lace and sofi ek scsrfs Az.
ply ct SIMMONS a FISHERS, AZ Mercer st.. second
door from Or nd n.
XyANTED-Tir,t.class ruching box plcatcrs on
w Wilcox n Gibhs's machinrts ony experienced
hands need Apply. ASHER u RhDLlCn % Walker ct.
WANTED A French or German girl to DO gen.
W gcfsi nuu.cwork Inquire I 22d West 2i-t st,
IN riWST-CI.AS- ironors wanted at our row
Nv lauucry. 900 West S3d st. J. FRANK q co
- - PER WEEK ard stradv work the year round
IT : to nrst.ciass shirt ana trimning mdscr must
%
with references nj fnl' particular H. NJ. bun up
town oihc', 2jN BROADWAY, cornor 3lst 81.
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~ FlSHInu DANks.
COOl p3fEZEai coon FISHING
The popular and i.En0wn steamer TWILIGHT
leaves daily l-aurd1ys txcf1ts Harrison 81. Nurtn
nver.S y NJ; Grand 81 ta,t rive- si' Pier ~ East
river. 500 tOth = Nlrtn riyrr. stS Pier g Norm
river. Vtloca fcturr ny y 2. NJ Bsit and nshing
tArklc hoard. Muic and cire-nni-iis. Fare tor
gtu'emru 81 laGies 10 cents. Tls steamer l. hand
sanlcly r.tca III VITA rooms snl ali acconmOcA
lions " ! rsst-cass hotel
nAIt.S and sun. - excursion, 10 fOri Lee. Pleas
I(ant Va ey aid sh1dN SIDE SfflnbVa'- leave Canal
81 dsy =. eti ono 10 i. NJ .. os, ana 7l5 NJ. sun
DAY ~ . 10 IL A. 81 1. NJ AID l. p 3 I, g. an1 T. Me-
lnd!ag 81 - afI oita f.. 19c sunday 10 nm
later. houad ir.p' - cents c drew h,lt price.
IONA ISLAND, ~ e,t Pu'at. and seWbursh. See
j AiyeIuscmcnt ~ siea-n' At ARMENIA.
ONG BRANCH tCE~.-pi-as sac jay
neetilg lt,'. Sth IN I'm. l3th = ID 15tO The
nIc steamers %. tae New Jersey So ltlrrn Railroad line.
the JESSE hoYi an4 CRYSTAL NANt, sih ltaye
., fouovs $40. 9t' ani II a. NJ OH t1er !, y r..
foot Hrttor - an lcl5 4. NJ ft1 foot "a ST.. =. r.
Connecting sin. ran direct go tl' plrG, ~ urn -
mlaufr. afl~r fhe rJsr pf the r.7's. Fare for the
'''' W = SVEDFN, O. NJ
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@attb,s ano Stb,lrp.

DIAMONDS, watches, iewery. &s. bought ana
FULLERTON. 80 West 4,h ct.
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TtIloions i0o.ltcs.

A EREE RELIGIOUS MEETING Of BrooEyn
~ Brinc1 No of the Crurch OF hunanlty for per
sons of all denomnaupns. crecds, shades, and MEAS
ures Of faith. and OF spccis creed or fsth today
(Sunda,l 81 3osni O'Clock +. NJ At DOwnings lodge
rooms, S61 Fulton a.. corner Clc"mont AZ.
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grp GOODS.

X EEPs PATENT partly made dress bhlrls-The
IN very best for %; can be nnisheo as easlly as
henlnng a nandkerchief OIL Broadway. aud D2I Arch
o., Philadelphia -
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IN Ct Huu w, HI"p1ltF II tDrlOr OF NOflO1-I HI'
afternoon ut 800 O'clock pubrc temperance meeting
exercise % conset of rgp' ielccs nraycrs, englu
(ftom thc Moody an sankey selrclon) ~ the choir
ard An aidrras by the Rev. SLnphen Merriit
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nNlIN FAMIl.N fNuuNrIONe rO

A,-TO CHARTER. -sto,mooa Fort Lee
~ viii scCtMmo IA-c 90 passengers; pri"C 900 /
eltI Nor DAY. Andy IA Ia lffrrn a. fgl.su
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Wnnlr0. --Frmllts.

A ALL the work you can do sell you any new
~ sewing M chnH, old operators earn ti5 per
We X. Globe Garment CO., 1l3 peecscr ei.
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TlNuFRE WILL BE PREACnING by the pas.
I tor IN S. Mritrcw's Evangelical Lutheran Church
next SABBATH. At iO4 o'clock A. NJ. and 80 ock =. NJ.
Prayer meeting ever Fudsy evening at o'clock.
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IrNION DINE SAVINGS Bi>,l,
u SG anO 3vS CANAL ~, curns~ Laight
Open daily, 10 ~ :. Noud.y evenings. 5 to 7.
SURPLUS over ONk MILLION dollars
Bo,ss IN Engilsh, French al tiern ~.
G. S. CHAPLIN, Treas. y. j. HAINkS, Pre-.
The Trustees have declared their
THItlY.FOUkrH
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
at rate Of SIX PER CENT. per annu,n payable on and
after july II.
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ATD JOUNSON 81, BrOoklyn, new machines
~ snil or exchanged good paying WORK sent and re-
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INRANkLIN SAVINGS HANK, corner OF 42d
- e., ana bth ".
INTEREST DIVIDEND Interest at the rate OF ak
per cent per annum FOR the months ending July l.
1876 viii I've paid 10 dcpor ors entitled hcr to and
after Monday. July IL Money deposited before July 10
will draw Interest from the lst.
JAMEs r. CHAMBERLAIN, President
lmAa Z LILY
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OUR PRESENT POPULATION.
What the State Enumerations Of 1875
Show.
TFrom the Boston Advertiser.l

From the Boston Advertiser.1
It has been assumed, too hastily we
think, that the growth OF the country IN
population has received a serious check.
This conclusion is based on the returns
of part of the census taken last year.
We have not seen anywhere table con-
tanning the results of all the enumera-
tons, and we have endeavorad to supply
the deficiency. So far as known there
were thirteen States that took a census
of their population during the year 1875.
One other made an enumeration In 1874.
OF the whole fourteen, eleven are
supposed to be trustworthy, and three
are not so. The census of Texas is an
estimate SO far as it is supposed to give
the total population. A school census
was taken, and the fgunos below ale
based upon the result of that corrected
by comparison of the votes at different
elections. In Louisiana the object of
the census was to prove that there was
large excess of colored over white peo
pie, and it is needless to say that the
figures give the desired result. A note
added to onr return of the census in
South Carolina reports that no depend
ence is to be placed on it, as there was
very bad set of enumerators, and that
the figures are at least fifteen per cent
too high. These are the Southern enum-
erations that have been taken since
the national census of 1870. The re-
turn for Michigan is that for the year
1874, SO that it represents one year less
of growth than in the other cases:
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DIASTER AT SEA.
Effects Of the Storm in Indian.-Found
Drowned.

Liverpool, Feb. 1.-The steamship
Palestien, from the 18th of January,
reports she experienced q fearful hur
ricane in longtide 80 west, and lost her
main mast and foretop mast. The decks
were swept, away the third and fourth
officers disabled, and several of the
crew injured,
Cincinnati, O., Feb. 4-The body
of woman was found yesterday, hang
ing by one limb to small sapling on
the shore of the Little Miami River, at
Milford, 0. The body had evidently
foated down from some point up the
the river and caught on the tree. No
clue to her name.
New Orleans, Feb. 4.-During the
gale at 4o'clock this morning the steam
boat Garry Owen arrived from Bayou
Delarso. In attempting to land she
collided with the Mary Bell, and was
then blown out into the stream, where
she collided with the monitor Canoni-
Gus. The Garry Owen blew her whistle
for assistance, which brought the Under
writer's tug Tyler, but i'll coming up the
Tyler had so much hes dway that she
knocked hole in the stern of the Owen,
which caused her to fill and sink in q
short time. The boat was valued at
$4,000 Insm ed for $4,000.
Evansville, Ind Feb. About half
dozen farm houses were destroyed
during the storm last Tuesday, by heavy
swells of backwater. In the lower part
of Nanderburger County one life is re-
ported lost, but it is not positive.
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for the purpose of placing in nomination an
electoral ticket of ten electors to be supported
by the party at the next Presidential election.
and also to select twenty delegates to represent
the Union Republican party of Wisconsin IN
the National Republican Convention, winch Is
called to meet in Cincinnati on the1+ht day of
June 1876, and to transact such other business
as may be deemed appropriate.
Each Senate and assembly District viii be en-
titled to two delegates in the Convention.
"All Republican electors and all other voters,
without regard to past political differences or
previous party affiliations, who are opposed to
revivlng sectional issues. and desire TO pro-
mote friendly feeling and permanent harmony
throughout the country by maintaining and
enforcing all constitutional rights of every
citizen, including the full and free exercise OF
the right of suffrage, wit lout intimidation and
without fraud who are in the of the continued
prosecution and punishment of all official dis
honesty. and of an economical administration
OF the Government, by honest, faithful ana
capable officers who are in favor OF making
such reforms in the government as experience
may, from time to time, suggest who are OPP
posed to impairing the credit of the nation by
depreciating any of ITS obligations, and in favor
OF sustaining in every way the national faith
and financial honor; who hold that the common
school system is the nursery of American lIber-
ty and should be maintained absolutely free
from Sectarian control who believe that for
the promotion of these ENDS the direction OF
the Government should continue TO be confided
to those who adhere to the principles OF 1ii6,
who support them as Incorporated IN the
constitution and laws, anG who are III FAVOR or
recognizing and strengthening the fundamen-
tai principle OfsnatiOnal unity in the Nenten-
NAL -anniv ersary of The birth of the Republic.
are most cordially invited to participate IN the
E.W. KEYS, Chairman.
FRANK LELAND, E. C. McFETRIDGE,
ROBERT H BAKER, GEORGE MARSH,
j. II. MOAK, JAMES Fl. FOSTER,
f. T.. WOODMAN HERE S. SACKETT,
FRANCIS CAMPBELL. GILBERT f. PORTER,
f. j. MILLER, {. Is SOLBERG,
HENRY C. PAYNE, a. E. POUND,
s. S. BARNEY, O. A. ELLIS,
Republican, State Central COMMITTEE.
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The annual growth of Iowa from 1860
to 1870 was 50, oil persons; from 1870 to
1875 it was 81, 800. The growth of Kan
sas during the decade averaged %, 10
persons each year; during the last five
years it has been 80, Sol persons each
year. Massachusetts, had an average
growth of %, 628 il the former period
of 3S, $40 in the latter. Michigan had
an annual increase of 43, 1876 in the ear
lier period and Of 81, 1853 in the years
from 1870 to 1875. Minnesota's annual
growth from 1860 to 1870 was 26,759;
from 1870 to 1875 it was 80, 037. Ne
braska's annual increase during the
earlier period is not known but during
the last five years it has more than
doubled its population, SO that its in
crease must have been several times as
large. Nevada was admitted in 1864,
and its population in 1860 is not known.
New Jerseys annual increase from
five years, 81, 6S1. New York received
an annual accession of so, 2G2 during the
earlier period, of 81, 400 during the
latter. Rhode Island added 4, 095 annual
~ during the earlier period $40 dnr-
ing the latter. Wisconsin added H.
S79 annually during the ten years, &c.
$50 during the five just ended. Reject
ing the returns from the Southern
States, we see that the absolute rate of
growth was not on the whole diminished.
The relative rates was not far from
stationary. Thus the growth of New
York in ten years was about ID percent
in the last five years it was 7.3 per cent
on the population in 1870. In a few
cases only has there been a loss in the
rate of absolute growth, but the per-
centage reckoned on the higher basis
does show only narrow margin of in
crease.
Undoubtedly the States that are re-
ported are rather better than average
specimens, but we do not believe that on
the whole the check our growth has re-
ceived is perceptible, taking the coun-
try at large. The eleven States whose
returnsare worth thing show a growth
of 1,612,000 in five years. AS they
represent slightly more than onefourth
of the whole country, it is safe enough to
estimate that the increase during the
last five years has been five millions,
making our total population in the mid
die of 1875 something more than forty
three millions.
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MIRAGE IN NORTH CAEoLINA.-The
Newborn On. Co Times says son
Saturday, Dec. %, quite mirage oc
cured over the sounds of this Slate.
From ON board vessel lying at Hat
teras Inlet, the following light houses
were visible, viz: Ocracoke Light
house, distance 16 miles Cape Hatteras
Lighthouse, distance ID miles; Long
Shoal Lighthouse, distance % miles /;
Royal Shoal northwest and southwest,
distance % miles Harbor Island Light
house, distance 30 miles Brant Island
Light house. distance 81 miles; Neuse
River Lighthouse, distance Al miles.
Also all the coast survey tripods about
the sound from Long Shodl to Pamlic }
and Neuse Rivers, and most of the
buoys, even common sparbuoy off Gull
Island, distance 26 miles. All objects
appeared inverted. While such an I'M
usual vision occurred inside tue coast
another equally peculiar phenomenon
was apparent from the ocean. Vessels
in approaching the land would make
objects near the sea level long before
they could discover higher objects, such
as tree tops, lighthouses, coast survey
signals, etc. In one instance the base
of the light house at Cape Hatteras. with
the dwellings,, were first seen, then the
painted stripes above on the tower. and
subsequently the top of the tower came
IN view. The weather was cloudy, wind
light from the east or calm, barometer
30 40, thermometer SO degrees. There
was also an unusually low run of of tide,
and flats seldom seen were left bare.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Merry
"A Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef-
youthful indiscretior will, for the SAKE of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he cured Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience do so by address
ing in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
16dec75 -6m 81 Cedar St. New York.
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Republican County Convention.

A Republican County Convention to elect
two delegates Represent the Senatorial District
in Convention at Madison On Tuesday February
I'D, 1876 will be held at the City Council room
in Manitowoc, on Saturday, Feb. 18th. 1876, at
= O'Clock p NJ. The several towns and election
precincts are entitled to the following number
delegates
Centreville, 4-Meeme, 2--Liberty ,3-Newton,
Rockland, Eaton, 2-Schleswig, maple
Grove I-Franklin, Cato, 3-KoSSuth, 4
Cooperstown, 3-Manitowoc Rapids, 3-Two
Rivers. 3-Two Creeks, 1-MishicOtt, Glib
son, 3-Town of Manitowoc, City, list Ward.
I'D Ward, SD Ward. 3-4th Ward, B.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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Republican Ward Oaucuses.

The Republicans of the City of Mantowoc
are requested to meet on Friday, Feb. 18th
1875, at az p. NJ, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the County and Assembly District
Convention to be held Feb. u, at the following
named places:
LIST Ward-Council room.
I'd Ward-Todl'S.
Sd .Ward-Car Gaugers Residence.
4th Ward Shimonek's Book Store.
The number of delegates is specified in the
call for the County Convention.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-02-10
Republican Assembly Dist. Conventions

Will be held on Saturday, Feb. 1oth, 1876, at
10 O'Clock in the fornoon, at which each Dist
will elect 2. delegates attened the Republican
State Convention to be held ut Madison, Tues
day. February I'D, 1876. The several Conven-
tiOns will be held al the following named places:
LIST District-A. Teitgen's, in Newton.
I'd DiStrict-G. Kunz Branch
Sd District-Council room.
The representation of the various towns Will
be fonnd in the ciili for the County Convention.
BIZ ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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THE ATLANTIC GALE.-The gale of
Wednesday in the Atlantic States and
along the seacoast was one of the sever
est experienced there for long time.
Much damage was done to buildings and
property. The storm extended from
Canada to the Carolinas.
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UNION REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION

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REPUBLICAN STATEi CENTRAL CoMdIITEE,
MADISON, january 20. 1876
A State Convention of delegates representing
the Union Republican party OF Wisconsin, IS
hereby called to meet at the Capitol i'll.
MI DI ON,
at twelve o'clock NJ, on
Tuesday February 22d, 1875,
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