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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-LEAsE, STOCK AND BosiSpss OF A
ishsd % years Address Paper Manufacturer Hsad
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-06-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals for materials for the building of n
Seminary at Two Rivers, Wisconsin. The I'M
dersi gned, the building committee for School
District No. /. in the Village CT Two Rivers will
receive propose during the next twenty days
for the building materials, for Seminary to be
erected in the Village of Two Rivers during
the ensuing summer of 1866, to wit
90 600 feet of sawed lumber,
10000 pine shingles,
40 barrels of lime,
5000 laths,
% kegs assorted nails,
10 cords building stone,
10000 bricks,
Carpenter and joiners work,
Lathing and plastering,
Locks, butts and screws, window-sash, glass
and doors.
The building to be SO by 90 feet, with eleva-
ton of "a feet to the plate .s...
Specifications, plans &c, will be exhibited
on and after the tenth day of May.
Ensuing at the Office Of Gottlieb DAIMLER,
and the time for receiving proposals for ma
terias and mechanics labor will be kept open
up to the 10Th day of May, at 10 o'clock noon.
John Oswald, Felix Walsh Gottlieb DAIMLER !,
School District Board.
G.. II. Albee, Edw. lander, II. II. Smith,
Building Committee.
Dated, Two Rivers, May lst 1866.
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Cruel Murder at North Pcpin, Wis.

The mystery regarding the sudden dis
appearance Of Ira b. Wheeler, of North
Pepin, who, according to the statement of
James Carter, was drowned early on Sat
urday morning, March Gath, by falling
through the ice into the Chippewa river,
has been cleared UP, aud a foul and crue!
murder brought to Fight. which was found
on Saturday last, within rod or two of
where the accident is said 10 have oc-
CURED.
The face Of the deceased was clearly
recognizable. A deep cut or cash was
found on the top Of the head, and severe
wound over the left eve. Carter and Mrs.
Wheeler, wife Of the deceased, have cons
fessed the murder-though each charge
the other with dealing the fatal blow.
The wife's story Is, that deceased and
Garter, getting into an alteration about
going to neighbors's house to play
game Ct whist Carter dared deceased out
of doors to fight; wheupon deceased fo>
lowed Carter out, when Carter struck de-
ceased OF the top Of the head with a gun
barrel, which brought him to the ground,
iihuhSuiotc's causlHS his uedlu.
CARERS version Of the murder is as fol-
lows: Deceased was engaged in driving
tacks into bis boots, which he was repair
ing. Mrs. Wheeler, in passing by, acct
dentally upset the paper of tacks upon the
| floor. ln attempting to make her pick
them up the two got into a scuff1e-ha'f
IN play, half in earnest Mrs Wheeler
getting angry, snatched up the Ratchet
which had been used in driving the tacks
and struck deceased blow upon the head
which feled him TO the floor, she there
upon declaring that she had killed him.
Garter then told her no: to be scared that
he would conceal the body-which he ac-
knowledges to have taken to the river and
showed through the ice, the hole in which
being SO small he found it necessary to
double up the corpse, in doing which
he thought he broke the neck. The gull.
ty parties have been lodged in the Buffalo
county jail to await tria.-Durand Times
20M ult
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CONGRESSIONAL.

ln the senate, on the 10Th, bill wa.
inlt oduccd 10 fix the military peace estab
lishment Of the United States. ltproyide:
that the army shall consist OF the five
artillery, six cavalry and thirty seven reg
iments OF Infantry, ard The professors and
cadets Of The military academy. Section
IS authorizes the establishment of schools
at posts, gar'isors and permanen, camps
for the instruction oil enlisted men Sec
ton Il abolsLes suffers, aud directs
quartermasters TO supply the same article;
as suffers at cost price. #.s
Washington dispatches Of the 18Th
give the following items:
The president has approved the follow
ing bills and JOINT resolutions: authorizing
the coinage of copper and nickel 5 cent
pieces; ievying duty of 20 per cent. or
imported horses, cattle, swine and sheep.
The house committee had up yesterday
the Mexican question, and 10 their discus.
sion the Monroe doctrine was adhered to
As to guaranteeing The s50,0C0,0OO bonds
the committee thought it best to sell
Mexico war materials and ships, or ever
to take her bonds in payment rather than
guarantee Der Indebtedness, but the house
probably could not be brought to endorse
or sell on credit, while the senate surely
could not.
The report of Generals Steadman and
Fullerton on the operations of the Freed
mems Bureau in South Carolina eyrent
the coast portion, las been forwarded to
the president. The same complaints a:
against the operations in North Caroline
and Virginia are made concerning the
officers in South Carolina. A promnvn
official states that Gen. Howard vii
shortly be relieved as Commissioner O
Freedmen's affairs, owing, in part, to hi:
defense Of North Carolina officers of al:
bureau.
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Narrow Escape of Shin

We understand that the ship ST. Joseph,
recently arrived here from Liverpool, bad
narrow escape on the passage. it seems,
As the matter Is reported 20 Us, that among
the cargo was box marked sodium"
which was placed on deck, with inslruc.
tons to the effect tha, il there vas any
trouble with it in getting w.t. or otherwise.
to throw 1t overheard Soon after getting
to sea, the captain took dislike TO the
box, surprising 1t might be something of
the nature Of lime, and pos.ih'g might set
the ship on fire SO he ordc ell couple
of old salts to pick it up carefully and
throw il over the stern. Instantly on
striking the wafer teri. &c explosion or
CURED, and an immense column If water
was throwA up. IiIirg all hands Who wit
messed II with CONSERVATION and arnaz.-
men'. Cap'. Alexander is entitled To
much Pral,e for acting thus promptly with
the terrible stuG, (lrobahly nitro ely GER
lne) for had a stray block from aloft. or \
heavy sea stuck the Tx, a, it Law Of
deck, the ship might never afierward.
have been heard from - Boston CONNER
c,aj l4h alt
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duc,or, and she would shudder as she
thought OF the peril of railroad travelling
md waited impatiently until she should
soon behola in safety his well remembered
face. And thus their acquaintance ripened
into preference, intimacy and love. SO
But the mother was the stern parent
in this case. for the father, whose wealth
aud position had been acquired by hard
knocks and hard fight with the world,
beheId with pride the tue nobility which
shone forth IN every feature of the lover
of his daughter, and viewed the progress
of his suit with a deep satisfaction. The
mother, however, had set her heart upon
forming an alliance with the family of MIR.
Flexible Shanks, who belonged to her set,
aud moreover had mint Of money and
70 end of ancesta! late, She frowned
upon the young conductor, and took no
pains TO conceal her repugnance towards
his suit The father occupied with Dusis
ness and It's attendant cares, had been
accustomed to leave - family affairs 10
bis wife whose domestic supremacy has
long been undispu,ed The conductor
was py bet iOl Uiuu6U ~ come 10 Inc mouse.
much 10 the silent vexation of pater
fdmiitas. But the lovers met as often az
they could at the house of friend of the
heroine, who sympsthized with them.
They finally planned an elopement. The
young lady left her home on Friday last
and FASTENED to place OF meeting pres
viously appointed. Here she me. her
lover and together they fastened to the
Chicago and Milwaukee depot and took
the afternoon train for Milwaukee. Rumor
has it that pa:er tamilias was at the depot
to see them off. They arrived in Mil
waukee proceeded TO hotel, engaged
pariof, sent for clergyman and in the
presence of a number Of the guests of the
house were united. On Saturday morning
they returned TO this city, and repaired
to the home Of the bride, where tbey re-
ceived the congratulations of the father
and forgiveness at the hands of the mother.
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PEOPLE CANNOT AFFORD TO LIVE IN
New YORK CITY.-The New York Eyen-
ing Post states that large manufacturing
establishments are being driven out of the
city, by the impossiblity Of the workmen
they employ getting decent accommoda-
tons at reasonable rates anywhere in the
metropolis. New York, it says, is no ioD>
ger city in which people Of moderate
means can live. Five thousand year, at
least, is required to live and support a
family r tie MOS. rr"ls.. rcr.er
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A Romantic AfFair---A Chicago Heiress
Elopes to Milwaukee with
Railway Conductor
From the Chicago Times, May 9th

From the Chicago Times, May 9th.
few months since young and beau
tiful lady, daughter of one of The heavy
elevator men of this city, and the centre
Of the circle which she moved, was re-
turning from a pleasure trip on one of
the railroads centering in Chicago. At
tentive to the wants of the passengers
under bis charge, the gentemaDly cou>
ductor bestowed upon the young lady
many oivilities. The conductor was
young, and was possessed wIihal of very
pleasing address. TO say that the object
OF his attentions was not regardless Of
his kindness were superfluous. The cons
ductor, after making his rounds through
the train, found himself more than once re-
turning to the seat occupied By the fair
traveller, with whom be would enter into
iively chat for few moments, until bis
duties sent him away. When the train
arrived in Chicago, he was at hand, aud
CALAMITY escorted his charge TO the car
rage which was in waiting for her AT
parting, the young lady acknowledged her
obligations to him, and, expressing her
desire that they might become better &C,
quainted, dismissed him with the number
Of her residence in his pocket They be-
came better acquainted. The conductor
after long and weary days ride over
dusty road, aud worn out by the fatigue
incident TO his arduous duties often betook
himself to the residence of bis young
friend upon Michigan avenue His visits
grew as regular as his arrival in the city
and soon, while far away on bis train, be
grew to think often Of the fair young lady.
As he thought be longed for the comfort
afforded by tete, a tete upon the soft
cushions of an ottoman with pair OF bright
eyes in close proximity to bring the glow
of pleasure to his care worn face And
the Young lady! She in turn began to
think OF her acquaintance SO Economically
formed. She counted the hours until the
trains should arrive, and kept constantly
with her time table Of the rosd Her
thoughts wandered Il tie gallant con