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From WaShin gton.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10

Washington, Feb. 10
A few weeks ago The int committee
on reconstruction decided TO Summon
Robert L. Lee before it. The assistant
Fergean,a,-aints Of the ,ena'e
Vas accorilr x, dispatched 20 Lexington.
Va where a summons was teIved upon
LIn. in Obedience TO which he arrived il
this city to night, and is stopping AT the
Metropolitan Hotel. lie viii probably be
examined before the committee Tomorrow
IL IS much changed in Appearance 10
those who saw him 10 Washington several
years ago.
The Sub committee Of the reconstruction
committee ~ fifteen. charged with An in
1t.rg into tie claims Of Tennessee to re
pre>vn;a':on in Congress, have finished
their .ahors, and Communicated their re-
sut to the main committee on Wednesday,
The sub-corInitfee examined many per
sous Of tho highest character and standing.
ino'uiing Generals Thomas and FIX, all
Of whom express the opinion that the
fornsI rehabilitation Of Tennessee into the
Union would greatly strenyt hen tue ioyal
elements IN hat state, and for !his reason
they cUnrtu3ei 70 submit to the mar
committee with their report proper, their
tIli admitting, or rather rQ admitting.
Ierue@~er into the Union. Tie wording
Of the bill is very uearI. ike that OF usual
enac nm-nl- Tor the admission of new states
The subcommittee rest heir rrrommrn-
darion upon the ground that he rebellion
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Arrest Of Bank Robbers.
New York, Feb. IA


Full details OF the mo6us operandi OF
detectives in securing the arrest Of the
robbers Of the Concord Bank and their
plumber, are pa! lshed here this morning
It appears that after many unsuccessful
ttfJf.. Of Messrs Peath and Hunt, Boston
detectives, which included trip. to Phia-
de- phia and other places, in which efforts
were aided by New York detectives, they
finally discovered some Of the missing
bonds on man in this city who was wi.
ing 10 sell them. Through his confession
and Information, on January 22i, the de-
tecliyes proceeded 10 Concord OPP
posrte Philadelphia, thence during the
might. 10 miles down the shore % the
Delaware, TO cottage near the village
OF Pauisboro, where the chief robber, a
ro:orinu. counterieiter named Lauedon
w Moore Alias Charley Adams, who was
taken and committed on a charge OF bur
glary. ho,h:ng was found Of the men.
The house was thoroughly searched, cur
Tain, pulled down and carpets ripped VI,
de,k- troken opeu, beds examined, wslns-
cotting and flooring q rooms examined,
tui search unsuccessful. On dlgglng an
der the stable however they found glass
jar, hermerric.Iiy sealed few feet below
the surface, which contained 800 600 in
bonds They next Guy some four feet
below the Fill Of water gaze on the bank
Il the river below high water mark, @here
va. found tin box containing $40 coo
in binds aIloge' her s196 43l stolen.
HE property as recovered and gwen
over to the bank officers Moore is here
IN prison awaiting acquisitions from at
ihorit,es of Massachusetts,. The sta emenrs
made 6v Moore and al sccOmpice who
watched e.h, months for al oppor dni'N
10 rot the bank and succeeded in doing
50 in broad day light by using false te,s
while the cashier WAS absent al dinner.
Moor-'s sccomp.ice was Harry Howard,
siiAs English Harry, who Ia. doubtless
!et! tie country.
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Manitowoc, February &c, 1866.
Administrators Sale

In Probate, ManitOwoc County Court. In
the matter Of the estate of Charles huchn, de-
ceased.
NOT 1CE.is hereby wen, that By virtue ard
in pursuance OF az order Of license, made in
said matter, on the 10 h day OF February, A. D.
1866, b. the county court Of said county, the
uGdersig ed administrator with the viii annexed
o. tn" c-a,e of said deceased, viii. on Saturday
the l1!h day Of March, A D. 1866, at 10 O'Clock
ia the .oreuoon OF said day, at the office of the
County Judge in the village of Manitowoc in
said county, offer for sale at public vcndue, the
following described lands. stuace, lying and
being in said county of N nitowoc, to- wit:
Lot Nc. four 4 in Block No. orty~four AT
in the village OF Two Rivers in said county OF
Manitowoc.
Lot No twelve 10 in Block No. seventy one
RI i'll said viaps OF Two ivers
Lot No eli ht Isl in Block No. sixty~nine
l69l in said village OF Two Rivers
The east half Of Lot No, nine 9 in Block one
hundred and .ixt7-fye 1851 in the village of
Mar,towoc in s,ii county
LIT No ,hree Is Of Section No, ten T lot Of
Township No. ruetren IL north Of Range
No twenty four la east
Lot No. four II OF Section No. ten LOT Of
Township No, nineteen Ll9l north OF Range
No twenty four ia east
The south east quarter OF Section No. nine 7
of Township No, nineteen (l9) north of Range
No twenty-four p east
The east half OF III" east half of the north west
quarter OF Section n. twenty seven (27) II
TOWNSHIP n. twenty (2U) north Of Rage NJ
twenty four "a east.
The east rah of the north cas-, quarer of
Section NJ. nine (9) of T"wbsh. No twenty :
enc (21) north OF Range NJ. tycLty-io (24)
east.
The terms of sale viii be made known at the
time aid place Of sale.
CHARLES LULING,
-.dmnstrat with the will 4nuexed OF the
estate of Cher es kuehn deceased
Datsd at Mauuowoc the 2oLh i y Of February,
A D 1866.
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Notice

Is HEREBY given, that the undersigned is
now the sole owner Of the Menasba and Mani
towoc Plank Road lying between the village
of Msnitowoc and the Branch Mills, and O! all
the rights. franchises and anuunities which were
erioyed by said company under their char, er
ana the several acts amendatOry thereof, and
be has the right TO take, receive and have all
the tolls due or to become due for travel on
said road, and that he has the power 10 demand.
sue for and col ect the same, and to prosecute
for all violations Of the provisions OF the charte.
Of said company, and OF the general laws upon
the sui ject of plank roads, and be is bound to
enforce the same against all parties who may
hereafter be guilty OF any such violations, That
sad road with its franchises, &c,, was trans
ferred to him, under section two OF chapter Al
Of the Private and local laws, entitled act
to amend g an act entitled" act 10 incgr-
porate the Neenah and Manitowoc plank road
comp any, approved March 10, 1913, and tho
several acts ameudatory thereof approved
April 10, 1868, which section read as follows
1t shall be lawful fo the directors of said
companv TO lHase Tor term of years, Or to sell
and convey any portion of said road to the
owner OF any such ju. gment, or to the purchaser
or purchasers of the same under such judgment,
together With all the rights, franchises and
mmruitles of said company under its said
charter, and the several acts amendatory there
Of upon sIch terms ami conditions as to them
or ,joritv of them may seem reasonable AID
proper; and such lessee, purchaser or purchas-
ers and his or their assigns, sha have and
hold the same, together with all the said rights,
Franchises privileges and immunties of said
company. and may in his or their own name
ard right take and receive the tolls on SAID
road aud demand, sue for. recover and collect
such tolls, and sue for and recover in any court
having jurisdiction, images done by any party
Or person to said real on the property thereof
in the same manner and with like effect as the
said company can or could by law do; ard such
lease or conveyar CO sgnel by the president of
said company, under the seal Of the same, duly
Witnessed and acknowledged, and recorded IN
the Office of register of deeds of the county of
Manitosoc shall be noticc to all persons and
be binding and efftctual for the purp sas in
this act mentioned
DAVID S. E0NLEY.
Mau!tOwOc February &c 1866
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Examination of Teachers.

OFFICE OF County SUPERINTENDENT J
OF SCHOOLS,
MANIrowoc, February Is, 1866 }
The semi-annuaI Examination of Teach
srs in The Public Schools Of this county
will take place as follows:
In District No. 1-Compri.ing the
town, OF Gibson, Two Greeks, Mishcotl
and Two Eivers-at the School house, in
;he village Of Mishico,t, on Monday,
March 10.
Ia District No 2-Comprisirg the
towns OF Mauilowoc. Manitowoc apits
aud Newlon-at the School house, in
school District No. 2, village Of Mani
,owoc, on Wednesday, March y.
In District No. g Comprising the
towns of Cooparsiown, Franklin. kossuth,
and Maple Grove-at the School House
in School District No. |, near CIoupeks'
Mills, in the town of kossuth, on Friday,
March %.
In Dis,r,c. No. Accomplishing the
towns Of CATO, Eaton, Liberty, and Rock
Isnd-at the School House in CIaTko'
Mills, in the town of Cato, on Monday,
March %.
In Distinct No. g. Comprising the
towns Of Cenirevile, Sch!eswig, and
Meeme- at the School House near II.
MnlhoIIard's :, in the t,wL Of Meme, on
Wednesday, March 2S.
Applicants will please provide them
selves with good lead pencils, and De pres
ent at tie time and place appointed
promptly at ? o'clock A. NJ.
JtKE. CROWLEY,
County Superintendent Of Schools
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NOiSeless Machine!

1t requires FIFTY PER CENT LESS pow
Err TO drive IL than any other machine il the
market. A girl II years Of age can work it
steadily, wIthou fatigue or il jury to health.
lis strength and WONDERFUL SI4PLICI-
TY of construction, renders it almost inpossi-
ble TO get OUT of order, and is GU ARANTEED
by the company to give entire satisfaction
We respectfully invite all those who may de-
sire to supply thtmselves with super or article
to come and examine this UNRlVALLED
Machln
Ono half hours instruction is sufficient, to
enable any person to pork tbs Aach.e to their
entire satisfaction
RELIGIOUS anu CHARITABLE INSTITU-
TONS nil be Hb7olly dealt ,CM
Agents WANTED for al towns in the United
States where Agents not already established
Also, tor Cuba, Mexico, Ccn'ral and South
America to whom liberal discount VIII be
< even.
No consignmeuts made at ALL Address,
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURING Co.,
A a c $50 Broadway. n 7.
Principal Agencies Established Portland
Ne Deeriug Miliken Il Co. Providance, r l.
j. NJ. Wheeler; Norwich Conn Z. ". Var
ngton; Syracuse. \. Y John II. Fowler.
Cincinnati, o., Mather & " ilson.
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MILWAUKEE HOUSE.
rive RIVERS.

IOHN D. Schultz "a purchased he above
j well known house ~ Two Rivers, form ery
kept 10y Mr. Dyhn. and will ridtevor to = easo
all Who call on Linn. In addition to he hotel
business, he will keep constantly On hand
good STOCK OF groceries, toys, fancy Articles
yankee notions, cigars. liquors, beer, dc.
Two Riycrs, "ie. p",niGter II. 1858
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County Superintendent Of Schoo'


KEN7rcKy ELFcIIoSs There were
some Legislative elections in Kentucky on
the l0lh. IL he kenloo county disuic4
Carlisle (DemocraO was elected Senator
10y $40 majority. 10 the Senatorial
district of Campbell and PepdIeton coun-
ties, Fearouse (Democra) was elected by
80 majority. In Campbell county, Deck
and White (Demoral) were elected
Representatives By 2G0 majority.
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I'm EHFGEsRte.

Manitowoc County Court, State Of Wi corsin.
Naritowoc County, In the matter OF the estate
OF James DOnneIiy, deceased
IN this l9th day OF T bruary, A, D. 1866.
~ upon reading and fling the petition of
Henry D NELLY, stating hat James D pnne7,
of the CRY Of Chicago, Ill.,, died interstate on
Ing that William Blckus be appel ted admin
l5tgutor # the estate Of the said deceased
II is Ordered, that saii Application De Leard
before me, at the Probate Office in the town
AID County of Manitowoc, on the 18th day o
March, A. D 1866, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. And
it is Further Ordered, that notice Of said applica
ton and heating be gwen by publishing a copy
OF this order fof three successive weeks. once in
each we, in the MautOwoc Pilot, a newspaper
printed in SAID village, prior to said hearing,
BY the Court
GEO ". BARKER. County Judge.
Manitowoc, February 10 1866.
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Doors,
Blinds.
Bedsteads.
Door & Window Frames,

and all kinds Of turned wood work constantly on
hand or made to OF der in the best manner.
rlaned siding furnished as cheap as it csn be
bought at the mills rough.
A liberal share of patronage solicited.
BYRON MARKHAM
&aritOwoc, Aur. II. 1850.
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TnE LIFE OF GEN SHERIDAN las just
been published bg Messrs. PETERSON 4
Bro Of Philadelphia. 1t gives a fall &c.
count OF the lie, battles, aud campaigns,
in which that noble general was engaged
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Right Side Up With Care!

has been re built and the undersigned is now
prepared to plane aud mach flooring, plane
siding, cut flooring into. siding. in short to do
all kinds Ct work sualIy done in fret class
planing mill.
Doors,
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ID ED

THEODORE CHURCHILL. infant son Of
T. c ani :. l.. Snoys, February Goth, 1866,
Lrnl Z r1nnti q md Ii lnr.
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SPRING & SUMMER
GOO D ~
JUST RECEIVED AT
M. Mahoney's J!
l have just returned from the east with an e1
ensive stock OF
GOODS,
GROCERIES!
CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SHOES!
H ATS & GAPS
CROCKERY!
GLASS AND HARDWARE,
All of which purchased at very low prices FOR
CASH, and am Offering
Unequalled Inducements
to customers. Ny ttock consists OF
French Wool Cassimeres, Satinets,
Ueaims, Colonnades, Valencias,
Dress Prints. De,aines,
Lapns Dress Cords,
Checks, Plaids,
Ladies Cloth,
dc, de-,
With large stock of Ladies' Stella, Brocha,
and Silks I'd Worsted Shawls,
Ny groceries consists of a choice assortment
OF Black and Green Teas, Brown and White
Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Dried Apples, Currants,
Ralsus. Palm and CASTLE Soap.
Ny assortment OF Boots and Shoes comprise
Mems and Boy's Boots
Homen and Chiidrn's Shoes.
Mems Balmoral Shes,
Ladies' Congress Gate rs,
Chiiaren's Lola Uonte e. Caters
Also. choice lot of Cutlery, Spades & Sbov-
els, Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Glass, Putty,
Sash, Tubs, Pals, &c.
have also a large assortment Of HATS &
CAPS, and all my goods will be sold at prices
which will
DEFY COMPETITION
The patronage OF the people Of Manitovoc.
alumet, Brown, ard kewaunee counties is
solicited, and they viii find it 10 their advun
tage to call and examine my prices before pur-
chasing ese~ here. To tie people of those
counties | would say, that for the patronage |
have received Of them l am very thankful, and
hope 10 have them cortiu e the same as am
now better prepared to supply their wants
aud will guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date | will pay the highest MARI
price for all hinds of
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Great improvement In Sewing Machines,

THIS MACHINE, is constructed on entirely
l. new ErinciIle of mechanicsm, possessing
many and valuable Improvements, haviI
been examined by the most pro found experts,
and prouOuncGd to be
SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION COMBINED!
1t has straig ht need e, perpendicular action
makes tie Lock or Shuttle Stitch which will
neither RIP nor RANEL, and is alike on bob
sides: performs perfect sewing on every de.
scription OF material from Leather to the finest
NanSook Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread from the coars, ST 10 the tnesr number
Having neither CAM nor COG HEEL, aud
the least possible friction 1t RUS as smooth
glass, and is enphatic.l!y
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Gg~ \ schooimas,er struck ale he
if-. p, 1T j was ,,lr jryen lie,
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A CATTLE FAIR AND SHOW will be held
n in CIa-soEvilIe, town OF Cato, during The
coming yea: as follows First Mondays of
October and December, 1865 and the First
Mondays of February. Apri Jure, and August,
1866 MULHALL & CLASSON,
Dated Sept. I, 1865. Proprietors.
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FLOUR! FIGURE!

TLAKKo' MILLS warranted a our, tor sale
" at the lewest cash price at the ,tore Of
N. MAHoEET. All Of this brand OF -four war
rantcd to give entire aatsf'ction-
kani:owoc, August "a, sos
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MallifOWOc Market.

corrected Weekly By WI IL HoRN
Ueaier az Produce, Provisions. dc.
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Cattle Fair in Classonville.

Man itowoc, August Is, 1865
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST a. 1866.

with such interest as msy have accrued thereon 10 date Of
withdrawal This we opi1e i destined TO become OF the
popular features Of The institution as the deposition not
annoyed in gaining possession Of his by the
lent regulations that often hamper his action at other banking
institutions.
Tie preliminary meeting 10 organize the New York branch
held about the 18th uo and the entire work Of OrgaL
Saon and preparation has been performed since that date
This rapidly of action has been almost entirely owing tie
personal efforts OF Mr.. William Bowen colOredJ who has De.
his time the undertaking. Sums Of one dollar
and upward will be received, under regulations amar to
those Of other Savings Banks The Branch Bank will be open
for the OF business Monday Tuesday Thurs
day and Friday OF each week from a. NJ 10 D. m and
Wednesdays and Saturdays from TO m. The following
Advisory Board Of Directors nom whom the officers &C
lected, are ali coored men:
John Peerson President Peter Porter First Vice Pesen
Howard Second Vice Presidents John Zuie Cashier
VIM Howard Day, Secretary Henry w BogAr Assistant
~; r. ". Tus Notary; William Bowen Moses b. Co.'S
5ni r. Wake Stephen Lawrence Warren NJ Stewart Randall
Kenuey Ruias L. Perry Robert Jackson George smith,
send Jeremiah Bowers Or. P. w Ray
These gentlemen aetuated by spirit Of energy and
self sacrifice and determined 10 make the Branch Savings
Bank powerful agent in raising the eolored from power
~ ard ignorance ~ material wei being aud higher nte
gcnce.
The Bank VIII be opened this Tuesday morning during the
hours named.
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Preedmen,s saving Bank.

The New York branch Of the Freedmen Saving
and Trust Company was opened for public inspection a. Us
banking .house No. Carroll place BleeckersJ Yesterday
The rooms occupied fitted with more aan lsu
nesns and win compare avoraby With any o'her oonAs
house in the city p.
The Company located at Washington, d. Co mas ecen IN
eorporaed by Congress- with power TO estaoish
esevsIa States This opportunity has been emorAcen A1a
there are already Of o.hoos from the present oom
pany different parts Of the country The act ineorpoe
Peter Cooper ESQ., Hon Gerrit Smith and others a. f
Tnsee Deposits have already been made by the 'aou'
branches many Of which established at the south
ing to than 500 0O0 These deposits are inVsiaD
vested In United States securities There no ea eao
allowed other mode Of dspong OF TIE ols
ofdepostors The management Of the institution eht,e
In The hands OF gentlemen Of the highest financial sbi9
among whom are the following; 60,
a Low VIM Allen, John Jsy Hiram Barney n. r. Ofsyes
Hatch Roe lockwood z. A Lambert :. b. CbtteDde 1e9
4 Cos Xm Booth Samuel Holmes Waiter Griffith the Hon
Abrsh.m BALDWIN A. F. Bsrnes A. H. Waltz. TIE Rev y w Al
Bntl.r Wa Hal Charles Collins the Rev WbipIe K "
Ropes FTsncs Shaw " b. Caldwell " hevYorfE John
Hon. Csfin, g. O. How Geo siesfus Mass
hdwaId srr The Hgp, ThQusi nSv q Il III the Bon Nm a
bseknstun c6fH stsDhen Cowel J. wheslSr snth Thomas
Nebssf n y Hunt Henry Samuel Penn; Edward stThPVe
heam Noe Lew Cohin, the Rev. J. NJ. Valdez Of Ohio.
irse gentlemen responsible for al deposits received
snd their inresmen and the ar requires thai all so
sts tee rssed 70 tes asPos.isT utckstss espeaaea
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the eet OF present aso upon the future good OIL, oo1ltry
considered Fduoeon affords practical solution 81 many
difficult problems with reference t. tie fnufe p9hcM and
social satu Of the poor whites AMI retdmen we cannot
strive TOO much 10 euraft upon society az the South good
common school system The lack OF II Is remotely the cause OF
the crimes end otages upon tho freedmen thai are reported
daily IN II columns OF our newspapers 80
claimed by some that these schools would be supported
ftie Korean was withdrawn. In some places think very
v tb freedmen would BE- allowed 10 continue schools
believe Inc feeling Of opposition 20 the Improvement Of tho
minds Of tie freedmen constantly wearing away among all
Issee VET Inc records Of Office prove my mind
uye that agents Of this Bureau the great support
~ the ch dren who attending schools the South;
and fhat an immediate withdrawal OF these agents
failure on e part to uphold and defend this pioneer educa
onal movement would result fatally 70 The schools
least pos pOne years any general educational system.
believe the foregoing statements your questions
substantially these statements will that the eee-
osynar feature form but item Of the work committed to
IN hands. Very respectfully your obeden servant
q. q. HOWARD, Major Gen, COMMISSIONER