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En- Probate.

In the matter OF the last Will AID Tcstsnens
Of UenrvF Smith, deceased.
OK reading and fling an instrument in VIII
~ ting, plrI octiug TO be the last viii AID
t,s.amcrt of Henry i. Smith, late OF The town
Of Two Creek. in MantoSoc county. deceased,
and also the accompanying pstit9n e. ki1"s
5ni.h, of sat town Vi Two Greeks N Esd c"an.
", representing among other thing that SAIL
Henry +. Smith lately died st nashville IN tie
State Of Tennessee that said instrument "a the
Ia.t = III aud testament OF sad drceesed, sai shat
che, the said petitioner the lae",icAi "a ~
Smith named il said " IL - the !eeslse q EAU
Henry +. Smith, sd praying that Gay De ap,
pointed for hearing the proofs o. said i~As vii
and tls tament; IL ia Ordered, That the proofs
Of said instrument be heard befor" me- the
Judg. of this Cour, on the 18th day ot fehruar1
1868, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at orce OF
said judge in TIE yilssge OF Nfnito"oc; AEd u
is further Ordered, That public notice OF saio
application snG hearing be given to al persons
interested by publishing copy OF THIS oiae' Tor
three weeks successfully, PRIOR 10 s~a Gay Oh
hearno ia the Manitowoc Pilot, weekly news
pgper priated at MGuito"oc, III sad county OF
EauitoWoc.
Il S PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated January H. 1868.
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SPEAKER OF THE n. Y. ASSEMBLY,. -
CALLIcoTT, who sold himself to the Repub
blicans, was finally elected Speaker Of the
Assembly Of the State Of New York, by
two majority, amid great excitement
The proceeding concluded as follows;
The clerk appointed Messrs Trimmer
and Depew to conduct Mr.. CaIlicott te
the chair. [. WAS announced that Mr.
Trimmer was not in ths chamber. Mr.
Dean was then appo,nted, bat it was as.
certalned that he too was not on the floor
The clerk then appointed Lawton Smith
Some one sang out 81 hope Mr. Smith
will not aet;' but he did act, and assisted
Mr.. Depsw in conducting Mr. CalIicott to
the chair. As soon as Mr. CaIlicott start
Ell from his seat there were Numerous his
ses and ciappiDg Of hands i'll the iobbies
and galleries, BIZ. no other demonstrations
whatever.
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Rebel Propositions to the Northwest

New York, Jan. 81.
The Atlanta, Ga, Intelligencer of the
20th, SAYS that the resolutions introduced
by Mr.. Foote, in Congress, bearing upon
reconstruction Of our government with
the Northwestern States, we desire now
soemuly to protest against, and we trust
that they will be tabled by the Confeder
ate Congress whenever they are taken up
to be considered.
We are fighting this war for Southern
independence, and for a govefnmen, of
Southern States, recognizing African s!a>
very as an institution, ordained By God,
enificent to mankind, a necessity III our
social and political relations as States, and
our intercourse with all other nations or
states, hence the admission of any free
states into our Union ia not only repug-
nant 70 us, but it will be only continu>
snce of tha? evil which has brought on the
war, and which to get nd Of We are new
fighting.
Ii tbs Northwes.ern S.a.es shall shake
off the North ana East and Sc, up fer
themselves a new Government and desire
to be at Peace With the Sonth, no bsyr!er
will be placed in their way by our Govern
msnt and we shall be willing to treat with
them as an independent government in
peace az friends, and in war as foes.
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New York. January q

New Ork, January 20.
The steamer Mary A. Boardman has ar
rived from New Orleans 14.h, Key West
10th. She brings Galveston adyices of the
18th, brought 10 Key West, by the stea-
ner Northern Light, from New Orleans.
On the 9Th, the L. S. sloop of war
,gooklyn, in company with six other fed
eraI steamers, W ere off Galveston, when
they saw steamer in the citing. The
steamer Ha,teras Immediately got under
wav, to speak her. and when within hail
ing distance. asked who abe was, and re
ceived answer-H Her Asjesty's sloop OF
war SpjIfre.
The commander of the Hatteras told
them to wait and he would send boat 10
her; and had just lowered boat, with an
officer aud crew in her, when the steamer
opened her broadside and fred into the
Hatteraa.
The Brooklyn 90, under way and start
- ~ fursuls OF the stranger, pu, u,su.
coming Oh lost sight OF her and was com
PEELED TO give up the chase. On returning
sne found the Hatterss aunk in nine faith
olns Of water.
The officers Of the Mary Boardman were
unable to give further particulars. The
s.eamer was no doubt the pirate Alabama,
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TIL e PILOT

CHANGE Is THE OfFrcERs or THE Army
OF TIE PoToAAC. Gen. Burnside has re
signed the command OF the Army of the
Potomac, and Gen. HOOKER has been sp-
pointed to the command. The address o.
the latter 10 the men composing his csrn>
mand would seem 10 indicate energetic
and decisive action unless restrained BY
the authorities q. Washington
Generals SUMNER aud FRANKLIN, tried
Veterans, we regret to see, have been re-
lieved Of their commands. The reason
'or their removal las no. been made pub
l;o
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Washiugton Matters.

Washington, Jan. 81.
Major General Hooker was in the city TO-
day. General. Butler and Hamilton, the
military governor Of Texas, we're in con-
sul,at;on to-day with the executive au-
thori,ies.
There is nothing new concerning tie
army of the Potomac.
The Star says dispatches were received
to-day from Gen. Dix, At Fort Monroe,
stating that yesterday Gen. Peck's force,
or portion of it, hal an engagement
with an oppo,ing rebel force under Pryor,
near Black Water River, resulting in tbs
rou. and retreat of the rebels, who had
been driven six miles. When the iutelli
eence left oul troops were pur,ulng the
rebels.
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CoHczRr-The children Of the "a ward
School viii give Concer, a, KIingholz
Hall, on Saturday evening next, the profit.
Of which will be donated to the Ladies
Soldiers Aid Society" About fifty chill
dren viii take part in the exercises, and
will sing some thirty songs, comprising
Glees, Solos, Duets, Rounds, DC. The
concert vii be under the direction Of Prof.
Q. Il. BACON, aud no pains will oe spared
to make the entertainment iniere.ting.-
Admission Is cents Children 10 cents.
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State Of Wisconsin. Mauito yyr1Cpurty-
Circuit Court ph Il CaFdes against huc>
ut Baeuach Ea!il y. Shoyer, v liiislu Bach. A.
T. S ie Fl lar, Charles A Rautoy,s Ebe.cz,r IL.
Burger. ard Richard Il. Euilbut
10y VIRTUE Of Judgment Of Foreclosure
- AID Sale rc" 3e:ed by the Circuit Cont in
and FIR tic ueiy OF Aeritanoc, Sfasc Of Wis
conzin, at IL G'nrgli Tenn OF the said Coure
ncid at the village GnI county Of AaniioWoc, il
The aboye-en:i.2d action OF the fr-t Day Of No.
veneer 4. d SG2 I vii sell at public vendue
20 the highest bidder, al the Court House ,in
the village Of Mantov0c On the eleventh day of
Aplil \. D. i863 at ten O'clock IN the forenoon
Of ;ha. day, the following described property
70 much thereof a. wiz rlise he su,0unt Q, 'sa q
judgmcn. and o0sta to-Tit: All q ose ce-:ai,
lots OF land si'uate in the county Of Aaujto~cc
aid STATE al " Wisconsin, and known aud drsc.i
bed as fUliC~s: Lot no. SIX Il IN Block
10. tNo hundred eighteen lis; lot natnber
tTeive u ia Ll2ca no. tao huadrcd forty
. 10; lots no zine ard we've - api ~
III block no three Hundred twenty fcus -32t-
al situate in the village Of Xapi;osec il said
county, together sith tho applrtcnsaees there
to Belonging Datsd Shs As Oiine. Mantle,
voc, Via. January 10, 1853
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff.
Rv FRrD BoHcHEsDT, Daput! Sheriff.
VIM. u. NICHOLS, PITTS Atty.
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paid in bsud-and would deposit it il
Pattersou's hands in NY presence a, some
future interview, subject TO nv inspection
A little incident which occurred here II
would be a pity 10 lose to the world. AT
ter the bargain was concluded Simon
Cameron Strengthened up 10 hi, chair rub
hing his legs with his hands, saying, ." ell
This ends it. will be Senator and you
shall never regret it" addressing himself
TO mel: u will be the most powerful man
in that Senate the entire state of affairs
of this government will be changed moth
ing is more certain than that the South
uW gain her Independence (,his sounded
ike tresson), ard then we will hold the
control Of the government and | will be
able TO serve nov friends - and so we par
ted again, to dream of Southern confcder-
acies and Winnebasoes for Senstor.
The concluding scene is thu. described,
(the money. meanwhile having been ar
ranged DR.. Fuller Of the Senate, being
introduced
The introduction completed, said -
lpOtLo' p'rsduI6 uuQtfhiauI Tue o.
ject Of this Interview" He then said
an chairman Of committee appointed
- the Republican caucus TO wait on you
to sea Whether rou would vote for Came
ion," said Yes; | assure you that if
YOU nominate Gen. Cameron (pointing to
she old Winnebago lying on TIE bed) it
vii be all right lie said: you give
me tia. assurance" / said Eyes" Dr.
/. then said " You need have no fears OF
personal danger, or anything of that sort.
We havc made every proviaion TO meet
oil danger" Thus the las. scene in this
strange farce ended. Simon assured me
that he would be ever grateful, and hope
he will.
The Patriot and Union highly COM
nonds the well managed diplomacy which
Mr. BOYER used "to defeat The attempted
infsmy Of Cameron" The public will
await with some Impotence tie report Of
thu Inv sstigsting Committee. OF course
there is much excitement: at the Pennsyl-
vanis Capital.
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Ss.cVfA's sale.

State of Tiscon-in. Aaaitowoc Cusatv-
Ci-cait Court. william Z. Glover .ad George
:. Glover ag-i:ist Robert x. & .a1d .mand.
KiUg.
TOY yiGFCT. OF q judgment Of Toreclosuro
D snt Sic rendered BY the Cir. ii. Court IN
and for tie c,Hrtv Ct Msnitowoc, State Of Wa
ec.sia, At the G.reTs! Term Of said Court he'd
at the village and county Of ha'.itowoc, in the
shove entitled action On he ooh DAP OF Octo-
Der, A D. ISt2 ] Ill sell at public ver2ue 20
the iiighcsr bidder, at the Curt Hou,e in tn.
village q Mantowoc, or the ! y day o: APRIL
a. D j SIS. 4 / o'c,oek il he renoon OF
shat day, Ike following described f:Gpet or
50 much lnereoF - W. riisa. She snou': ofs.il
Judgment ard costs, to-wit: Al sGat c.rtsi1
piece ar psrcei OF ltu3 >i.uate N .lc ecrLt, &C
Meni;oH DC aaa Sac Of Wisconsin, an! Being
the E.r; hwest qIart OF The south ass; quarter
81 Section uo. ssveN O. in Township nun bsr
tHeat, t2o), noTth 81 IA Sc no. tr4nty four
i2i), containing FortTthfes and iwanty four
nlhdreths ncgcs 10. .tE.sr with tire sppuFt5 mar
COS thereto belonging, Dated Sheriff. OIcs,
Y ,ujtoGoc Wis, January 10. 4. D. 1863
Ira - SGI1H Sheriff.
b FR2D Is EcE.aDr, Deputy Sheriff.
Wu II NIcaoLa, Tit.a+' ATTY
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SIMON CAMERoS.-A member of he
Pennsylvania Legislature has published a
card, in which he asserts that Cameron
offered him $4,000 to vote for him for
United States Senator. Cameron will
probably deny the allegation, BIZ. bis word
is not worthy the least consideration. -
He has lived whole life of knavery and
corruption. He reached = seat in the
senate in 1857 by corruption, and be was
no,oriously corrupt while lately mem Der
Of the cabinet. The fact tina. he la still n.
vored, fe!ed and defended BY the federal
administration is one Of the most ugly
signs Of the times. MirauF,e Nevs
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't-icts ss required By law :

The primary object ofthls division is 10
arrange the County into convenient dis
tricts for holding examination classes, one
of which will be held previous to the COM
term in each examination distric. and con
Quoted by the Superintendent in series
Of written and oral questions upon the
branches required to be taught in common
Schools. The written questions will be
uniform throughout tie County, aud the
answers to the same will be required in
writing. Due notice CT the time and
place for holding each class will be given
and every person wishing 10 teach Dis
trlct School in this county, will be expec-
I'D to submit to an examination in one of
such classes previous to commencing their
schoo.
To 70 instance will certificates be given
70 applicants until they have passed a
thorough and satisfactory examination in
a regular class unless good and sufficient
reasons shall appear Why the rule should
be disregarded and the examin alton con
Quoted 10 some other manner
The system of organizing Teachers As
sociations in each town in the county is
recommended by tho State SuPerlnten-
dent of Public Ins, ruction. Wherever
this system has been carried iuto practice
the result shows that the frequent meet
Jag together of teachers for exchange Of
views in regard 10 their profession and
tor discussion Of the different systems Of
School Government } as been simple,
pleasant, and efficinen. means Of advan-
cling the best interests Of the Common
Sch ools. I would therefore recommend
that the Teachers in each town of the
county form themselves into Town Teach
ers Associations as soonsAs practicable,
holding such meetings at the several dis
trio, school houses in the town, once at
Isas. in each district during the present
term. Associations should meet on Satur-
day, the teacher in whose district it is
called for the week continuing the school
for the day, omiliug portion of the usual
exercises, and the members Of the AS
ISOLATION filling the remainder of the
time by discussions, DC.
The County Superintendent will NEE,
with one Association each week, ends.,
voring 10 be present at one in each Ex
animation District during { e winter, pro.
vided timely notice should be given.
J. W. THOMBS.
County Superintendent.
CoLp.-On Tuesday the :hermonete,
stood a, 10 dec. below zero bereshou,s
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1- The attacks upon the milit;

RI- The attacks upon the military
academy at West Point in Congress orig
mate in psrtsanship. The speeches Of
Senators Wade and Lane discloses this
The majority of West Point officers have
steadily attended to their proper duties
from the day Anderson was bombarded in
Sumpter until nos. They have not at
tempted anv Interference with civil affairs;
but the abolItionsts know that having
been educated as loyal gentlemen, they
have proper repugnsnce toward viola
ton OF the constitution, and decline ofiici-
ssing rs negro thieves. These are their
offences 1 be utility of the academy it is
needless 10 discuss Those who attack it
make no charges agains, the course OF in>
struetion pursued there. 1t is moi limited
that the graduates of West Point are not
thoroughly yersed in all the elements Of
military science neither is it denied tina,
10 the skill of officers who were educated
there we are indebted for the organization
and drill of our preson! armies = Chicago
Times
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In the matter Of the Lgtt " i'll and Testament
Of Valentine Wschtrl. deceasod.
.ON Reading and Fling ell Instrument in VIII
~ tug pnrporti1s TO De the last ~tit ana 'e'-
lament OF Valentine " nchtei late OF The tsn1
o. Two Rivers. deceased. ard atso me aecemps-
nyDc petition OF Andrew Wacbtei OF said town
Of Two Rivers, representing among other things
that tho said Valentine achtel lately died At
his residence in said town; that s@id 'istruinent
is the !s.t will ard Testament C. a|'l deces-ed.
and that he. the said petitioner, e the idsu,eal
Andrew Wacbtcl named IL sad lost viii anft
testament as tic .ega.aa OF said estate; AID
praying that day 90 appointed tor hearing The
proofs of sad last ,.ill snd tes.amens-lt Is Or
dered that the proofs Of said 'nstrameas BE
heard before .he Judge of this Court o. xoed.v
the 18th daJ Of February, A. o. 1853, At ten
o'clock IN the .orencon, at the ofacs q Tia said
Judge IN to village Of A4niso"'c: And il IL
furthe. Ordered that public ne.;.e iaereof be
r.<an to al persons interested b. publishing 4
| CO py Of this order fDr three wssks sacoessve'y
prior to said day of hearing il ths sAn'i".oc
| Pilot, \ weekly nevsrsfer printed a, Aeo''o-
voc Wisconsin. Dated 1Ahasry - 1909.
II. S PlERP0NT, County Jaase>
GEO y Wxop.S, A,''y for re'''onor'
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SINGER G cos
LETTER "a" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
HIjb oN fEe Parent 1,pn.o,e.,.,,s

LETTER "a" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Rih al tie Recent Improvements,
Is the DIST aud CHEAPEST and MOST BEAU
1IruL of ali Sewing Machines. This Ma.
chine will sew anything, from tie rlunne
of a tuck in Tarletan to the making of an
Overcoat- vthng from PHO. or Beaver
Cloth down to the .ofiest G.uze or Go.sa
rner Tissue, ard is ever ready to do it's
work to perfection. 1t can fell, hem, bind,
gather, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for
great variety of ornamental work. This
is not the only Machine that can fell, hem,
bind, and so forth, but it will do SO better
than any other Machine. The Letter "a"
Family Sewing Machine may he had in
great variety Of cabinet cases. The Fold
ing Case, which is now becoming 80 pop
ular, is, as its name implies, one that can
be folded into . box or case, which, when
cnened, makes beautiful, substantial aud
SPACIOUS table for the work to rest upon.
The case. are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately ..:"isLed ss art can
make them.
Send for copy Of "SIsoEB j. Co.'S GA
zFrTE."
| NJ. SINGER & Co..
ass Broadway, N Y.
Milwaukee Oflice--17 Newhall House.
S. W. SMIIu, Agent il Manitowoc
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Office SUD,t. of SCHOOLS,

M.NIrowoc, COUNTY, Jan. Is h, 1868.
The County Superintendent can be fourd
at the office OF the County Judge in tie
Court House, on Saturday Of each week
during bis business hours (from 10 A. NJ
to Z. NJ J ard Oh such other days as
his official duties will permit.
J. ". THONBS,
Superintendent,
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DEpARrED The 34th regiment Of drsf,
ed men left Wauwatosa yesterday At
o'clock p. M. en- route for Cairo. They
were conducted from the camp to the cars
under guard Of the 9th regiment Of vol
unteers, one half Of that regiment march
ing IL their font, the other half in the
rear. Why they were brought out Of the
state in this round about way is not easy
10 conjecture. We are informed tba,
much dissatisfaction WAS manifested ~
the regimen, in consequence of not being
naid off Ls,,, leaving the .Nilmau,
I<f Ft,p,.
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Manite,"oc County-7ore Of Kanitouoc.
To Charles French
VOU are hereby notified that warrant Of
l. Attachment has been issued against YOU,
and your property attached to satisfy the de-
mand of August Sehencke, amounting to Ten
Dollars. Now, unless you shah appear before
" illam Bach. Justice OF the Peace in and for
said county, ct his Office in said town. on the
17th day OF February, A. D. 1863. at 10 O'Clock
ID the forenoon, judgment will be rendered
against you, and yoHr properly sold to pay the
debt. Dated this goth day Of Jan ary, 4. D.
1868. A. SCHENCKE, Plaintiff.
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DAscE.-ff any Of our readers wish to
have a good time, they will 60 to EDWARD
MULHALL's dance at Buckhoru Corners, in
tie town Of Cato, on Saturday evening,
Feb. IA. The Managers are men who
know how to conduc, such an affair, and
such thing as coming away from there
unsati-fed will be impossible. It will be
" big thing"
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NEW WISCONSIN, BEIGADIERs.-Tbe
following three Wisconsin colonies have
been made briga'ieT generals. HALDERT
f. Pause Of The 4th regiment; LYsAsDER
CUTLER Of the 9th, and Col. THOMAS II
RUGER Of The 81.
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Gen. Rosecrans at Mass.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Times
thus relates:
During the battle week, one morning,
while passing the cabin where hesdqusr-
,ers were established near the battle
ground, q friend invited me to stop aud
witness a scene General Rosecrans j. a
devout and consistent member Of the
Catholic Church, and mass was being
held, the ceremonies being conducted by
his faithful priest and friend, Rev. Father
Tracy, who is quite character, by the
way, as an army Chaplain, as ! may re'
late one OF these days. The services were
he'd while in mementary expec:ien of
battle or other movement. IL may be
proper to alude in detail to such a matter
and | will enly remark. that if | ever
witnessed solemn, touching, heartfelt,
religious service ana assembage, that was
one, where, in that rude, ~indowless and
doorless she'll Of cabin, knelt our Gener
al, surrounded by officers, privates and
servants of like faith, and bowed with re-
vereuce before the symbo!icsl Divinity.
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To the Public.

DR. FRANZ SIMON desires to inform bis
IL patients and the public that business viii
compel him to be absent for several weeks, and
tina, he has left his accounts with his wife for
settlement, and hopes that all owing him will
call and pay up. These who have accounts
against him will have them settled by calling as
above. DR.. f. SIMON.
Janrarv q, 1868.
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sLzIGuIsG.-A sufficient quantity OF
snow fell during the day aud night We'd
nesday to make toIerable slsighing, which
will have tendency to revive business.
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q ROC Il r / e g

tGil ard ercele3. assortment, at war D. ices,
!,lt a. cheap as can be bougas III Ean!tswoc.
This lsigs end very complete assor ment va
recently purchased in the city OF New York f;,l
CASH, end can cell them At jl.t ss reasonable
Sates as any otisr establishment possibly car
Customers sao have traded i:h lie during the
ia4[ Zen years, ais te,aegsd 10y sircerssi thanks
Tor their eonhdei 81 snd patronage. and tie,,
and The pIA.tc gsutial,y, are Invited to call at
or neS Head Q5afiefs, where trey are a,s! rod
Of avsg! courtesy and attention
Q. TORRISOE.
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School superintendent Notice.

OFFICE CT Surf. OF SCHOOLS,
Mani.owoc, Jan. 18th, 1868.
70 the Teachers and School Officers in
Aanitowoc County.
Your attention is called to the following
division Of this county into examination
districts SO required By law
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T'HE UNDERSIGNED has opened new
l. Stage Route from Asnitor o. to Xenas!,s-
leaving Msnitowoc Mondays, wednesdays and
Fridays at o'clock A NJ, reaching aerasha At
6 O'Clock same day. Returning, vii leave Me
rssha in the morning at O'Clock on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays and arrive at Manito>
voc at S O'Clock Ia the evening and c.n pros
coed to Two Rivera the same day by livery con
vetance.
This is the shortest easiest, best end cheapest
route from Manitovoc to the Railroads. car
~ TIE L. S. Nails and am bound to make con-
neciioHs with the several Railroad Trans for
Milwaukee, Chicago, Madison, L. Crosse, Green
Bay and al other Northern, Eastern, Western
and Southern citlcs.
Passengers by t. is route will save Twenty
Four hours time, Fifty miles Of Staging and
Three Dollars in money over any other route.
Offices at the National Hotel Aanitowoc and
at the Burroughs House Aeussha
TUOS. WINDIAIE, Proprietor