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l. joe tete de Laure yenait de tomber sur Smain,
CONNIE d reverie irresistible ct soudsine peot
trainee bien loin dc ce qni lentourait. 5.s
Roger oovrait ID bosche pour psveiller par ssr-
caeess peutStse lorsquelle " sedresss en- sursaut
4on pere. ditele dome voix alttrte, II faut que
je vous pssle... 4 vous seul-. sur.le-champi
Ellie sStsit levee demi Eaais ellie - laisss retom.
bes sur sos siSge hontsuss ct CONNIE e6rsyes de %
qu'elle venait de dire. "
Ellie sjoota en- esaayant De sourirs: @ef--
s-Aujourdhui. je suis folle fJe ne saursis dire
tout CO qui ms passe par u tetc. ss in'1 .'s Y
lie reste du sepas fut silencieux et froid. ! sg @
Bonnet revint ~ bout dun quart d'heure annoncer
que u cbevsi d. eatenast Roger stait seN dams Ia
cour. 8A& 40 tad& 7*
Ie colonel ct madame de Cross sortirent les pre-
miers ct nos deox jeunss gems rsstArent seuls
s--Js voas en- supple genoax. Lame, dit Roger
don't IL voix tremblsit ditss-moi oe que vous svez
Je souare.g a - &a@'Ha seh ta0at @#ah aa---.
I.asrs htsisa. Ua rorgs VII rsnplsss pour un ms
taut 10 paleur de 80 joues. tsit's - &C. ef~ a
.-Hier encore. je ne riais des prsssentiments, Ro
ger, murmura-t-elle Je ne sais comment vous expr-
mer ceia: &c sest ii capros denfant nj une Grain
u folls.. Js voadrais - pcs vous sinsr Oh point
De col>rs isinterrowpte svec ane dooceur grave
voss No mo cemprenez pas..- Je avoodrais ne pas
vous aimer. Parce qae voos <tes heWeux, parcc que
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SIS DE RECOMPENsE

A Ia personne qui trouvera le corps
dun eniant qui s'est noye dimsnche der
nier, dans 10 Mississippi. On face de rhabita.
tion Roussel freres, St-Jean Baptiste.
siGNALEMENT: renfant, age de l3 ans,
await Ia figure ronde, Ia taille forte Of
les cheveux courts; il await une tache blan-
che sur un cote de la tate i; il portait un
paletot sac, do couleur claire ayant deux
poches de cote dams rune desquslles Gtait
nn rnouchoir blanc un pantalon girls du
linge de dessous de couleur fonc6e des
chaussettes bleues ct des souliers No 3.
S'adresser aB. Levy, St-Jean- Baptiste,
rive droite, propriets dc NJ. Emile Msricq,
GU 4 s: Raas, rive gauche, magasin do Ia
Longue.Vue.
StJean-Baptiste, 20 avrh 1867.
20av. 81
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-04-27

On souscrit aux bureaux du HcscAacfJf
prix. ", payables d'avancc.
GVNous avons recu 10 No 90 du Free Ira.
ger, contenant Introduction de William
Sahen Bryant, aux Earres do Golden
adresser, pour recevoir cette interessante
publication, N. Robert Pell, IS, William
street, New York.
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FEUnLErON
LA c 1Cl[:Ol!S||AlLeUE. z 1 AlLeUE.

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Laure tressailiit si vielsmusst que chscss dee
couvivcss en- cut CONNIE IN costrs-coap Tout 10
monde Paimait autour dc cetts table wais cstaieut
des tendresses bicn divsssss 10 coloasl sat peur
Roger se repentt ls taate fat prise dsne farieuss
demangeaison dc cnriositA. s.s+.sslsaa 81 4as-4
All q ditelle. en jorant lindiGsre0cs, II ' =
done une historic voyons lhistoire. f,a.4ssgts
o moment. Bonnet. svascisn martcAsl de- loris
montre son snorme noastseAe grisounsate q 10
porte entre-bAGe. SEA syqst
--Jai apportS l. barre neaye. ditiL mon colonel !:
il ny rien dc nouvcau dams Paris cue les sauyaess
La barre est bonns Disa merci ct pourrat tenir de-
hors tonte une latelSe Dc hulans. connie celle que
ysi rencontrte devant IL rsnommee dee matslottes
li.bas. sous Argentea. Al. los gocux CONNIE nous
les menions Vienne .A@t@ y iateif.. n
Madame de Croze - piuca les levres Elie n'aimais
pee entendre parer avcc cette hgerets des soldats
De 8, u. rempsrepr d'Autriche. 19 sfsfsal 81 6.
Les sourcils De Roger ttaient koncss non point
par % n4~s motif: Ges Astrichiens Staisnt pour le
momeut 10 noindp de scs soucis.-mais parce QUO
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EDGAR POST.OFFICE
Saint-Jean-Baptis
ENREGISTREMENT
asf nrn aea @F s
ACTION EFT AD0TENTIoH

LIE general Sheridan . lance sau,edi
deruier lordre denregistrement tlec'
toral pour les paroisscs. Nous en- don
mons ailleurs lee details pour &c qui
nous concerne. En- attendant le ler
mai, jour oil commeuosra oct enregis-
treuent, resumous Les points princi.
paux de Ia discussion don't il . ~ Fob.
JET. -. .rsa
Les citoysus ds Sud, pour lssqusls
10 Suffrage universal sst h lie du calioe.
doivent-ils se faire inscrirs GU se tenir
1 l'ecart, sgir ou s'abstesir Telle ess
ID question. n
Ne pas % fsiro eprsgistrsr ct ne
pas voter, diseat ies asc;eas chefs De
Gle civils ct miIitaires dss Etats vain
GUS les geueraux dcs armecs copfeie-
ree,, lea ex.membrss du eougrss de
Richmond, tontcs les sstoritts cousa-
crees, toutes les individualites qui ont
pcouse psr d'immcuscs sacrifices lsur
devouemcut / Icur psya-s'abstcDir,
c'cst voter coutrs :la Sud. Ne regar.
dons plus ls passt, cooteuplons Fave
mir 'sortons de ID voie d. soDges pour
sntrer daus cole dss rtslitIs. L'Spee
s'sst brisec entire nos mains. le pouvo;r
executif f.illi pecir en- voulaut d&fen,
DIRE le We'll edi6cc constitutional. Ia
Coar Supre~e ser.it oae tsrr;srs plss
frelc eucore / l'iuoudatioa radicale. et
Ia coutestaiien d. bill Uilitsirs psrtts
devunt cl'e au nom du Mississippi es De
Ia Gtorgie, u'est qa'uu jss poeril q
dapgcrcux. Lc triouI hs dtmocrstiqse
obtcsa dams les r6ccntes tlectioos du
Connecticut est un pur incident; y
voir poipdre l'aurorc dune resurrec-
tion serait une erreur fatale.
Prenons plutdt exempls do Tenncs
see ct du Missouri, posr - point imi-
ter ces Etats Oh h mase Dc ID popsla-
ton . laisse le champ ibrs aux rsdi.
eaux. Qu' 'cst-il rEsulte d este sbsurds
sta,egie Dc l'sbsssstioa ! dss eoosti,s-
lions bAclSss en- haias Do y najorisI
reelle ct au profit do ID m.jorits fee.
tice. 81 10 people rsfsss d voter pr
degoat du suffrage ntgrs. u = plaesra
bicn mieux encore sous le joug Do q
suffrage; II - sounettra d son plcip
gre 4 une irresistible domination grA.
ce ~ vote des noirs. vote qas Dul
n'aura tente De dirigsr on d cootreba.
lancer, Ia miuorits radiNls tr6sera
partous, gouvernera Fiat. preGdsra
lss oours, executors lsurs dSsrets. pr.
cevra les impdts. On rsglcra l'suploi q
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peud sbsemen
MN bitan
NM Aubert Tessir. -
. p g. aan EMPORIUM
medcaments
MERCEkIES
Sne. Ct -cMAPELIERiG De s forss
NNEs ngstss
CIGARETTES H.vano CoRboNNERE bOtse o,
JAMES H11P01IUW
ont 81 enr gne DO h
sacrifice etende
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aficaine =! Et que devieudraieus slors
le bill militaire. ct d Reorganization
des Etats du Sud, ct le suffrage uni.
versel Tout serait compromis. II
sulinit aux ex-coufederds de Sc mon.
,trer oousequeuts ct de s'sbssenir, pour
laisser h question ouverte. Jsmais on
ne triompherait de Ia resistance passive
de tout ce qui fut autrefois puissant ct
inauen.; ct il ny pas de Congress
qui sc sentirait ID force d'imposer onse
gouvernssnents, constitutes exclusive
mcnt ou prcsque exclusivcmeut par le
vote africain. sur autaut de communau-
tes blauches qui aient solennellement
protest4. Voter, c'est reconnaitrs d'a-
vance l'slu de ID majorite ; c'est re.
ocnnaitre le bill de reconstruction. le
droit du Congress de legifsrer sur Ia
reconstruction de rEtat, ct cn6u le
droit des noirs d'user du suffrage; c'est
sccepter 10 resultat d. scrutin. Ia re-
construction ct tous ses efets ct conse-
quences. ,..t@ ar
VOLTA done deux consultations mott
wees, ct plus dun lecteur Va etre fort
surpris lorsqoe nous lui en- aurons fat
counaitre les sources Ia premiere est
uu resume des arguments des legisla-
tcurs generaux, journalistes ct autres
vieilles autorites ct influences qui So
mircut au service de ID Confederation
ct par.agerent - fortune. Ellie est
uuioniste, cooperatiouiste, soumissio,
niste, ct presentc toutes les nuances
qui seryirent i.ais psFni nous de tran.
sition satre u Psix q 70 gaerre. la
secdbde consaIlataoa. qu'on croirait une
eiusiou Dc quelque pieux Carolinicu
sur Ia towbe de Calhoun. est une
reproduction ! psa pres tsztuelle dc la
Tribune Dc 4 Nosssl2S- OslIAss. Seu-
loneut = sheoris des droits d,Etats
formul4a ~ lctrs confrere radical es.
qsclees - sspssts, ct c'sss % rsuard
voulaSt ftiss tonhsg m rests. Do fro
mage qui - balance a. bee du pauvre
corbsau. II sst vrai que Ia 'Is,ibsss
parle apres coup ct discutc ID question
alors qu'elle eN reglee par ropinioo.
Nous nous oesupsrous prochaius.
ment Do l'exaoen d lordre d'enregis-
trement au point Dc vue pratique.
ProbablemeDt les instructions que le
general Sheridan attend de Washing.
ton Sur lee conditions du droit electoral
seront alors oonnuss. ct il ny aura
plus de douts Of d'incertitude 1 Get
egard.
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fcra t0utes les lois. Votons au coutralre,
usons avec intelligence ct promptitude
de lombre do droit qui nous reste,
exercous Influence don't nous pou~oos
disposer sur les oouveaux electcurs ct
tachons de vaincre sur l'etroite bande
de terre Oh nous sommcs accules.
Alors il nous ssra permis de rcconque-
rir. non uue institution i jamais per-
due, mais les droits imprcscriptibles
dcs gouvernes ct des oontribuablcs, ct
de former de- solidcs slliancss ayec tous
les fragments de parts ruiues qui Got
tent ! h surface politique CONNIE les
debris dun grand navire ct qui ne de-
msndent qua % rapprocher sur mn
chantier de reconstruction. Alors sera
possible un traite svec les democrates
disperseA ct deooncertes ct avec
les republicains conservateurs. Mais le
jour a'est pas venu encore et il faut le
hiter par l'sstieo.
-Une abstention geperaie du Sud,
dit-ou d'sutre part. embarrasserait le
Congres ct forti6erait le President dams
- resistance passive 1 u RECONSTRUCT
ton. L'abstention ne serait pas tout
simplemeut eells dune uiooritk. Ce
serait celle dune poitie du peuple, ct
Do cette moisie precisemeot qui jus
qu'ici . cxerce tons les pouvoirs ct
tous les droits. On ne saurait compa-
rsr latitude d, cs peuple l l'sbsten-
ton nume.iquement insigui6auts dos
rtpublicains francais dams les elections
nspoleouieuucs. Go scrait sne protests.
ton de tout l'ancien pays legal. uue
protestatioo des masses vaincues, de Il
nation conquise. CONNIE les protesta.
tious du peuple italicn oonsre l'Autri-
che. Et quel effet ne produiraisnt pas
dams 10 Nord des elections dams onze
Etsts, OH les masses noircs ct do cou.
leur scraieut misses en- possession pour
aiu.i dire exclusive des polls, des fonc.
tions publilucs ct du gouvernement,
par suite de l'abs,enticn presque uni.
ver-eIls des blaucsl Qsslle magui6qss
occasion pour proloogsr b lutte Et
croit.on .qu'sueun d nos rsdicaux ss
sestirsit 4 psiss, dams le fsuteuil de
gouserneur, s'il etait tls par IS, 900
voix afrioaiass ct quelquss ssntaisss
as voix blasshea aas concurrence.
ans opposition st en- faes Dc l'sbstss-
ton ilescisuss De 30. 900 blanes qui
seuls jasqus.lA ont tsnu entire lss mains
tout 10 pouvoir Do l'Etat! Quslle ssrait
h forcs morale De - tlus des poirs I
Le peuple du Nord traitersis.il eetts
recoustruetioo oomms serieuss ct deAui.
tive ! Ne reprderait-il pas comme uus
iuposibilitl l'idse De sosustsrs ls po-
Pahsion blspehs do Sod ! - ssi ssm.
hlsesit s'etrs astrs sheas qos y r,ssi
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rLA se livraison de Ia CAUSE PERDuH
cTiyient 10 On du chapitre X lie chapitre 4:
Essiis polssigss d. gosvernemenfJ Jtdfral;-
kSatseky ;-BstsiAe de BeimOst;
0&PTEMBRE-ocToBRk,l 1851 - ct le comrnen.
cement du chapitre Il: Campdgsc daxt0mse
dass Ia Virgssie ds Nord; - Lecsbxrg -
DranesviHe -Opkrafsoss m0rales en- 1851 -
Hafteras Port Royal ;-A6aiy d. TRExT
RcHaDRx, 1851.
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EP II E NJ E RIDES

Avril 81 o2o av. J..C.-Mort dAlexandre-
ie,Grand, Babylone, i
fage dc 30 ans.
ll09-Mort do saint Apselme.
l'os-La Convention du Maryland
sassemble pour adopter la
constitution fdderale.
Cantorbery, ne dnIs Ia cite
d'Aoste, Piemont, en- 1884.
is56-Bataille dc San,Jacinto.
leoo-Convention conclue entre Ia
France ct les Etats. Unis M
do Montholon ct NJ. SewardJ
apropos du Mexique.
Suppression du district mi.
litaire do / Est Louisiana.
- 2l793-Proclamation do neutralits
de Washington.
is3o-Santa Anna fait prisonnier.
"ls3a-Bombardem d'Odessa.
~ l79l-Naissance de James Bucha-
nan. a s..Esz IL.
lsl4-Convention de Paris signee
par 10 comte d'Artois Ct los
g#.. alliSs @h @#@
s" "lsal-Naissancede de Pierre Dupont.
# SLyop, .5 #a#' So
Ea-'" "a 4laI5-Naissance de saint Louis, 1
b. a...-..g- Poissy. sr aa
ls1s-La guerre commonce avec
10 Mexiquc. za ..s..a a
tsoi-Destruction du chemin dc
for d'Annapolis.
- iiss-Mort d'Alphonsc III, roi
#t d'Aragon. t*s sNs#'1a
=" l%s9-Traite entire Louis XII et
3. ...a... Venise. i.
l77e-Nai,sanced da Marie, duches.
SO dc Glocester. ...
Passage du Rhin. s... .u.a
-feprise du Caire. e
"leo6-Naissance dc Guillaume, due
de Brunswick.
ls3l-Guillaume nomme due do
.. ~ Brunswick. "s a.
lsf3-Naissance dc la p,incesse
royale d'Angleterre, Alice.
26 l7ll-Naissance dc David Hume.
" 1913 " - Victor. Ferd.
nand Eugene Dclacroix, 1
Charcnton Saint Maurice,
pres Paris.
- lsfG -t4a psS.iisot ~oootdo leu,
pardon d NM. Monroe ct
Nixon.
81 lsi3-York, aujourd'hui Toronto,
pris par les Americans.
"lsli-Traite de Paris accordant 4
Napoleon la souverainets dc
I1lc d'Elbe.
is3l-Charles Albert nommG roi
80 de Sardaigne.
. ls66-Bill de reconstruction pro.
. posS par 10 Congrss. -r
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LES soHpuart De BALTIMORE

Jlr6ms Bonapsrts. frere Do Napo-
leon lss, 6posss On 1908, / Baltimore,
Mis- Elisabeth Patterson. Ls maria
p fat ctilbrt par r6veque Carroll,
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Mme n, New.York. - Rscu los plants en-
bon orire ct mis- de suite en- tsrre; les feuilles
sortent merci ct bient6t une lettre.
H. b., Villeneuve. - Lafaire Coppin
nous ct parvenue L'asret est au moins une
Satisfaction scntimentsle. 3H s-Hf
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PRES DE La MAISON DE COUR
al Saint.Jean.Baptiste
Exerceront leur profession dams les Cours
du QuatriSme District Judiciaire ct Ia Cour
Supreme.
Sc trouveront la Maison dc Cour dc st..
Jean. Baptiste tous los jeudis. eooct. Ia.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

VILLAGE CLERK.-We wish to call the
attention of our citizens to a report Of
the Proceedings of the Village Board
published in to-day's paper. We hope
1t will be carefully read through and con-
sidered. 1t is printed as received with
the exception of some errors which prin-
tiers are always expected to correct. We
fail to make any sense of about half of
the whole report. We are getting tired of
publishing such trash. It is a disgrace
to the Village to have such matters go
abroad, it is disgrace to the Board to
have such mangled report printed, and
1t Is disgrace to us as printers to pub
llsh 1t. We therefore in view of these
circumstances, wish to ask the Village
clerk if he will not be kind enough to re-
sign and let some man be elected to his
position who is competent to discharge
its duties in an efficient and business like
manner? He has surely made a. good
thing out of the Office and can we'll afford
to give way to man who can write out
the proceedings so our citizens can I'M
derstand them.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27
: Our cotemporarv across the wav h

Our contemporary across the way has
considerable to say, of late, about the ''pe-
nuriousnessa and illiberality" of the Village
Board. This is quite natural He is so
accustomed to the great iberality of dem
ocratic County Boards, who have been
liberal enough to appropriate hundreds
of dollars of the peoples money, for the
extra service certain individuals have
performed in assisting to deplete the
county Treasury, that whenever he mott
ces the care which is exercised over The
Village funds by cur republican board,
he cannot see the propriety and immedi-
ately sings out 'penurlousness. We
have no doubt but that the "penurious-
ness of our Republican Village Board
in resolving to raise no general tax for this
year, Is appreciated by the tax payers,
and think that if our Democratic County
Board would show similar ''illiberality, "
the tax payers would find but little fault.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27
To show that Capt. Goodrich is fu

TO show that Capt Goodrich is full
ly up to the times in all matters of liber-
ality and courtesy, and that ne employs
the right kind of men we publish the
following from the Chicago Tribune:
THE SOLDIERS RELIEF EXCURSION
At meeting held on board the steamer
Orion by the committee appointed for
the Soldiers Relief Excursion, Colonel
Peck in the chair, it was
Resolred, That the thanks of the com
mittee be and are hereby extended to
Captain A. E. Goodrich for the use of
his magnificent side-wheeled steamer
Orion, free Of charge, for two trips to
Evanston and return for this day, Satur-
day, June -.
Resolred, That the thanks of the COM
mittee be extended to Caption c. Il.
| Kirkland, of the steamer Orion, for his
/ kind attention to the wants and comfort
of the excursionists, and in the Judgment
of the committee all soldiers ought, as
far as possible. to patronize this mos,
| gentlemanly officer.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

ApPLEToN.-A correspondent, speak
ing of the Lawrence University. at Ap-
pleton says: To-day (June Is, closes
the exercises of the most hopeful com
mencement that this young institution
has ever seen. 1t has passed the crisis
of its existence, and now enters upon a
career of growth and prosperity, with
numerous friends, and established repu-
tation and productive endowment of
$4,000. Prof Butler of the State Uni
verslty. pronounces its library to be the
best selected public library in the state,
and the income from so, 900 is set apart
for its annual increase
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

AN Ok IN A Dam FIX.-Some time
ago when the Manitowocriver was spread
ing itself and was sending a huge vol
ume of water along its channels and over
Its mill dams, a steer pursued by purp
took refuge in one of the ponds which
may frequently be found along our beau
tiful stream The animal steeyed his
course down, in the direction easiest to
pursue, but alas! like many mortals. he
found when too late that he should have
breasted the waves to reach place of
safety. Poor brute. he fell over the falls
and was drownded deud.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

Some of our Contemporaries seem to
think that the triumph of their cause de-
ponds, like the fate of Jericho, upon the
amount of noise made-in these days OF
refinement and luxury, an article of real
Intrinsic merit is soon appreciated hence
the unbounded and unparalleled success
of Plantation Bitters.
This remedy has ever and always been
found reliable As a gentle stimulant
and tonic appetizer it cannot be excelled.
1t is no doubt sovereign remedy for
stomach disorders Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and in stimulating a healthy
appetite.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

WORTHY OF ATTENTION. The follow
ing good advice to wool growers, we take
from the circular OF a Milwaukee House
I'VE cannot urge upon growers too
earnestly the direct interest they have in
washing thoroughly, and placing their wool
otherwise in strictly understandable condi-
ton. The marked Improvement in pri-
ces of Wisconsin wool last season. as
compared with wool in other States, can
be attributed only to the improved condi-
tlon of the wool and in dull market
much more care is taken on the part of
buyers than in excited seasons, such as
have been so common in late years thence
the lnducement to go on in well doing is
doubly strong in years like the present. =
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

Nv HIGH WILL you HAVE, LADIES 2
Our Ladies must either wear short
dresses or the nails that stick up in the
sidewalks must be driven down. Yester
day lady who delights in long trails
was obliged to stop and unhitch he dress
twice in walking the length of one block.
The first time the dress caught on a nail
that was sticking up in the side walk, and
she had not walked more than step or
two before her progress was again mpe-
ded by piece of iron, weighing some
thing less than ton, hitching on to the
trail.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS learn
that Mr.. David Smoke of this Village re-
ceieed the contracts for furnishing stone
and brush for the building of the harbor
at Superior City For the stone he re
ceives 1920 per cubic yard, and for brush
So cts. per cubic yard
We understand that Mr.. S. sold the
above contract for the snug little sum of
$4,000
He has also received the contract for
removing rock in Eagle Harbor at S.,i
per cubic yard.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

WooL.-The wool clip in this county
is already quite large one. The flocks
OF sheep are constantly on the increase,
and now that home demand for wool
has been created, the business will double
Within short time the first wooden mill
in this county will be in active operation,
and with it new era of industry inaugur-
ated The necessity of sending east for
cloths will be obviated. Our citizens will
be able to wear coat, pants or vest, made
up out of cloths of decidedly home manu-
facture. The money which it required
to buy those goods from eastern mills,
can be left with our own people, and the
industry and wealth Of our county cor
respondingly increased
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

MA itllIED,


On the oath inst. by the Rev. s. Smith at the
house OF the bri dies father, MIR. JAMKs-H LEoNAsp
and Miss MARTHA l.. GOULD, all of Manitowoc
Sensible to the last. james you shall have the
cred.t have always considered you entitled t. that
of being brave man. Ii Your three years service
was not enough to prove your valor. your present
enlistment for life certainly is. But think
OF 1t, WASH ii little strange that you shout, get
married just at the commencement of "Court week
And then to go and surprise you did We had
always expected to dance at your wedding, and there
is nary dance, while you snap your fingers at us and
go dancing over Lake Mchigan's bosom with yuur
fair bride in an ecstasy of delight, We came near
wishing you might get awful sea-sick but when we
came to taste that cake felt differently and wished
You pleasant jeurneya happy time and safe return
20 the classic shades of Mantowoc where YOU NAV en-
joy long life and see many branches on your olive
trpe
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

EMGRANTs. Last Friday morning the
propeller SIN landed at the North Pier
one hundred and fifty Norweg in inme-
grants They were robust set of men, and
all are going to settle in this county The
Goodrich Line of Steamers continue to
bring small lots almost every day. and
the ''oldest inhabitants declare that
they never saw such an influx of new set
tiers.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

- The dredge commenced active ope-
ration last Saturday. The gentlemen
who have charge of the machine, say
that everything works like charm, and
better than any new dredge they have
ever seen before. This speaks we'll for
Mr.. Packard, who built the dredge. We
are Informed in regard to the scows that
they are hardly strong enough for the
work in some particulars but they can be
easily made stronger
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

FIRE IN THE Town OF KossUTH.
During short thunder shower on last
Friday night, the barn of Thomas Faigan,
of the town of Kossuth, was struck by
lightning, which ignited the building and
destroyed it entirely. Fortunately the
cattle were out in the pasture, and only
a few farming implements were consumed
with the building. We did not learn
whether the property was insured or not