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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-12-19

Stimulated by some Democratic sue
cesses and gains IN the north, Kentucky
is preparing to submit a claim for com
pensation for the slaves emancfpated In
that state In the Kentucky Senate on
Tuesday, a resolution was passed, by a
vote of % to 6, for the appointment of a
ioint committee of FIVE from each House
to ascertain and report the assessed value
of slaves taken from citizens of each
county in the state, under the proclama-
tons of the Federal Executive. the acts
OF Congress, and the abolition amend
ment TO the constitution. The committee
is also to inquire as to the proper steps
for procuring from the Federal Govern
nisnt compensation for the slaves so tax
en-.
The essential thing for Kentucky to
get paid for her slaves or have them re-
stored-ls to elect a Democratic Presi-
dent and Congress. hudson journal,
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About twenty-6ve wears 400

: About twenty FIVE years ago, the
valuation of real and personal estate ia
New York city and county was a little
over 500, 900, and the taxation
thereupon was nearly $l,750, 900. This
year, while the estimated property value
had by the last valuation risin oniy to
91oU 900, 900, the Comptroller conipu-
tation for taxes Gals tof ABOUT %22, 0'?.
600. The taxation has grown from s.. so
per head 70 over $50, nearly six-fold. =
E,echonge
v ben it is remembered that the Dem
ocratic party has had control of New
i o-'A city ior long series Of years the
reasons why taxes have so rapidly IN
creased viii be readily seen.- E,cc.ta,tye
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-12-19

Two men entering tavern in Cana
da, recently, ordered d cup of tea, and
after drinking the first cup both dropped
down dead The landady fetched the
police they talked Of poisoning How
is it possible q exclaimed the landIady
They only drank one cup OF tea, and
that could not have hurt them" Thus
saying, to prove the harmIessaess Of it..
She herself drank cup. Hardly having
part:l.cn Of this, she, too, dropped down
dead On examining the teapot, they
found package OF Luciier matches at
the bottom OF 1t.
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4 ErinGsI In EaaI

The Duchess Of St AEhaus relates the
following story, III which she had IA part:
" hen / was a poor gri, working very
bard for my thirty shilings a week,
went down TO Liverpool during the holi-
days, where | was always kindly received
was to perform in new piece, petty
little affecting drama; and in my charac-
ter | represented poor, ffIendiess or
phan girl, reduced TO the most wretcEed
poverty. i heartlcss tradesnian prose-
cutes the SAL heroine for heavy debt,
and insists on putting her iii prison, uii-
less some one will be bail for her
Thea ! have no hope, | have 10 friend
III he world, the giri replies. Nv hat /!
viii no enc go bal! for yon to save yor
iron, prison p asks the stern Creditor
/ have tod you that | have not friend
Oh earth, was my reply. But just as
| was uttefing the words | saw a sailor
Ii, the upper gallery sp9iuging over the
railing, letting him elf down from one tier
to another, until lie bounded over the or
che 'tra and foot lights, and placed him
self beside me in moment. Yes, you
shall have one friend ;iG least, my poor
young girl, said be, with the greatest
expression IN his honest, sinyurnt coun
tem1nce. Il Will go your bail for any
aiioant And as for yuu-tulning to the
frightened actor--if you don't bear "a
hand and shift your nooTings, you lub-
ber it will be worse for you when / come
asil,Fart your bows" Every creature IN
the house rose, the upr0ar in the house
was inaeScribabe peais Of laughter.
screams OF terror, cheers from his tawny
mess mates in the gallery. preparatory
ScraJings Of violins from the orchestra,
and amidst the universal din there stood
tha unconscious cause Of it sheltering
me, the poor, Il tveased Young roman, "
and breathing defiance against my mimic
pcrseeGtor. He was only persuaded to
relinquisi his care OF me by the manager
pretending 70 arrive aud ra cue me with
p profusion of theatrical bank notes.
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s SsgrzzzzoES county Cir

Benedict Hermann, Pla!ntiG,l
against -SuEnnons.--For PELLET
Amelia Hermann, Defendant
The State Of Wisconsin, 10 Amelia Hermann, de-
feGdant.
You are hereby Summoned and required to
tls complaint III this acton, Of hch copy is here
unto annexed, and serve copy Of your OH me
al my Office in the Village and County Of Mantowoc,
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service here
Of exclusive OF Tie day OF such service and if you
!a to answer the complaint Aforesaid the plaintiff
VIII appiy TO tie Court for the relef demanded in the
complaint J. d. MARKHAM Plaintiffs Atty.
Inc complaint in the above entitled action duly
fled in tie Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Manitowoc County the Z9t day OF November, A. D.
1867. I33-5tj j. d. MARKHAM, Atty for Pltf-
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&C ERGCKEss. ~. Ee.

OFFERS Eais Services 10 fsse eE4zsesas
of Two Rivers ana vicinity.
once AZ Louis Za.ide-s. Washington Street All
call. IN village county promptly a5iendea 70;
REFERENCE rES-poctor \. :. Davis VI m Byford
and A Andrews of Chicago, aad Dr. Easton, OF Mani
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II. s. B.sLCO.W. .yE. D.,

rA4IYa Yags.sAF and Surgeon, Also Ex-
amlnins Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
tie Government.
OFFICE corner OF Eighth and York streets, Manito-
voc, Wiscc cnsin.
Orders left tho Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
as-Pi-ticular atteuton psid to consultations an o.
to tho treatment Of DIFFICULT and CRl j.
CAsrc 1929
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Y. g.. .g0 OF.

E4TT4Ssf EH'S Furnishing Goods of
every description.
ara preparad mauIfacturs fiiii SUITS OF sien ana
in-s clothing the shortest notice, and satisfaction
xarantoei employ the ts.t workTnen to be io'iili
.ed keep two of Singers Sewing aachlnes constantly
3n
.I.iaTH STREET. oeposits Goodeaow Z Barnes
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e. 81 xf.EsSsk.

JEwEF.Eg .ana PaD&Dg-af>,ser. SsA
- kin II Of work IN the Enc of my business prompt
r. st.ea ;e3 to, and warranted 10 give S;tt!sAGtoi
have i,st -ecsv.d a Wing K 0rnshey's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCCRA. with which can t@fe small
pietl Of the finest order for one dollar per z'i
rhe.crrznhc taken of all sizes. Albums aaT FRAMES
cor,footlv on hand. York Street. l3-f-t
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"IIoNoRABIE. The United States
Senate lately exnunged the word hon
orable'' from lis journal The clerk had
prefxed this tide TO the names Of the
Senators, and Mr.. Buckalew moved to
strike it out The Senate agreed, and It's
members are hereafter plain "AIr. -
This is republican simplicity
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LESTER SEXTON, Morteagee.
S. A. WooD. Attorney fur Mortsasee. 33-6s
! ~ PEzezs zsAEE1--7zan5toysoc 60, Court
| Z III the matter OF the-estate OF Niels Trondson

4 y ., tOTsTf.
I Ia the matter OF the estate OF Niels Trondson
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Trond Nelson
things. that Nels IroGdsur late Of said County on
the 50th day Of Lay 4. D. 1864, at Black River alls
"s, died ntestitte leaving goods. chates and estate
within this SCale, and that said petitioner is the
father saId deceased and praying thst administers
ton o. sad estee be to him granted cd that
said petition be heard before the Judge of this Court
on aoalay, tEe 3Ut:i day OF UeceluAet a D. 1867 at
10 oclock Il =. Et my once IN said County.
Ordered iucther that thereof be gwen to tho
heirs OF sad deceased and to ali persons interested
by publishing copy OF this order tor three successive
weeks prior SAID day OF hearing in the Manitowoc
I:-bane, weekly newspaper published at Aanitowoo
in said County. w34-3t
GEO. W. BARKER County Judge
Dated at Aani:owoc, the stA Day Of Decelnber 1861
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Passage Tickets
BANKING OFFICE
7. Q. SHOVE.
MANIToW0C, WISCONSIN.

EXCHANGE 90 all principal cities of tb
Uaiou, Great Britain and Europe bought an
sold.
GOLD. SILVER and UNCURRENT BANK
NJrES purchas sei at the highest market rates
UNITED STATES BONDS, on hand for
gale at all times.
COUPONS or Interest warrants cashed,
INTEREST allowed Special Dposits and
n .p,sit Certificates issued for anountsdesired.
PROMPT attention given to all business.
In T. c. SHOVE.
N.nitowoc, August 10th. 1865.
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s.. kEA,S

YORK s4~eot ese-sit-syE -. sEfE- NeRs"rS
in Drv C.ali. Groceries. .'ra-kery, fan-v taaoda
q ass uas Boots al Shoes. Ready :naie Clothing,
p per ngiu= ffsi1 and Gaps Toss. Children Caps,
I We CASA F.ltaers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &c &c share OF public patronage is sell
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\ pRoBATE. E.Msasso,vee 60 sss'

IN PROBATE :-Nass.ssevocC Co. SSss,.7
I In the matter of the estate OF Marvin Neii.s'
deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of William Neiis
of Meerne, representing among other things, thai
Naran Nellis late of Meeme the 27th day Of July
4 D. 1867 at Iora Michigan died intestate, Iesv n,
goods chattes and within this State and tha
the said petitioner is father of said deceased aud
praying that administration Of said estate be to IL
IAN Nes granted it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge OF this Court, Mnday, tile
Both day of December, A. D. 1867, 10 O'Clock 4 n
at niy Office ~ said County
Ordered further that notice thereof be given II the
heirs Of said deceased and to all persons teres.e by
publishing copy of this order Tor three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Naniosvoc
Tribune weekly newspaper published at Manitogyoc
in said County. R3L3t
GEO. ". BARKER County IJsaee.
Uatsa - L-1itoToc. Ike 2.1 d1T 5i rcssul. 1861.
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ET,ssE, ~ wEsEEs s,.fgsss.

YE,AE Es,dez.aiEseFs ava 7>raEsaTea 81 sstt
to order bills OF lumber or lath or the shortest
notca Iuaa will he all times in tln yard,
reGiv wait customers and receive theF or
aers T6e bsst stock kept e0stantlS on hand at the
Rill. cornsr of Quay and 9th streets
I,-tt GUYLFS & BROWN.
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HHAESrFAsvFF5sE sad Dealers s;c
Lumber Lath. and Shingles Bills cut to order
cs short notice Aianitowoc, " is
n Ioyz- W. Il JONES.
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DEsES rassed and ,teoa-es. sEavsssg
superior faciiits. for raising sad moving houses
wpuli to the citizens Of Naato~ocf town
sountrl that any business entrusted 20 o1r care
vii -e-eiye prompt atteaton and }e 1crfo~'a-9 in
warranted to give satisfaction. Enquire II the
Trthirls oTiea. l3-ib
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y. S.sgyR ERgGy.

EJAssrFEGrgITRE sssi ssEsGer tn
w Boots Shoes Leather. &c, &c. Shop on Sui'si"
street. near tho 9f Eighth Repairing neatly
aaa promptly executed.
Eauitcsror Sep.r;:tiar - 1855.
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CME24 EE's SALE
Notice Of Sale

CsIzEgEE'ES SALE.
~ state oi WiscoasIa1 Notice of Sale
t-ICi-t NJl.-t
Manitowoc County. Judgement of Foreclosure
ArlstarcAuz Champion, Plaintiff !
as;;ipsG
" .lliam J. Nood. defendant.
~ virtue OF ana purSuant to a judgment OF fore
Closure and sale rendered the above entitled >ton,
bearing Date the 9th day OF October 1851 shall On
tne lSth day OF January d. 1853 at 10 O'Clock AN.
az Tie Sicii Htes tAe -curI L5sz,
laSe o. Mantowoc. in the County Of Manitowoe afore-
SAID expose lor sac and sell at public vedue the
mart fssrt premises tuscr-e sl. = % fet or So
much thereof may be suf5ieGt slsis i.a sum
oI five thousand seven hundred and elghty-nne and
9i-u1 (.ole93t i-n interest and che costs of court
and tie costs and expenses Of the Sale, which said
premises described follows wit: The Cndi-
ylded orea!i tlle ncrt! quarter and the east
hali OF the south east fractional quarter of section
number twenty-five ~ ana also the undivided one
hall Of tie vaoia CT fractional section number twen-
ty-thtee, 20 al n township number seventeen az
north 9! range humber t23} east situated in the
county o. N4ultoWoc and State of Wisconsin,
tanng IN the aggregate according the Government
slrvey o. sad sa7eEal tracts OF land. above des
crited hundred and thirty-une and 40-I0O acres
more CT less. ROBERT I. BLAKE Sheriff.
S T. Eoo3 Plaintiffs Attorney. 33-et
Datea at AanitoYCc Wis. December 5th, 1867.
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g1SNpK GNEES,

-is.s.sS IL, Stoves: E'ic. sheet trSss
and Ce-serwa-a manufacturer. All kinds Of
repairing done Eighth Street opposite Tribune o.
Ace lilly
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FIRED. sCE sEHER.

MEAT ySn~x eE--- EEasiu4 Fsrrcsgese6
II thu business of We. Brown, shalt hersafte-
ee,s.sntlv keep hand the ciiojcelt meats st the
lowest rates A share OF public patronage solicited
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As near as we can get at it, these
travelling auctions, that stop here period
ically, don't sell more than enough OF
their midewed shoddy TO pay expenses.
People are getting so they won't be bitten
by such sharks. When 4 man puts wag-
ou load OF old goods into store and ad-
vcrtiscs that he will sell ten thousand dol
lars worth, you can set him down as a
humbug. Patronize regular dealers whom
you know, and yeu will make money fast
enough 1t is we'll enough to notice
whether they advertize in their local pa
pers. .-Riipoa Representative.
Brother Peck we agree with you pre-
cisely. We have had enc OF those nuis-
ances here who employed 3 boy to ring a
bell and scream Auction" at the top OF
his voice, day and night, but as you say
reople saw him In his true light. aud he
has left us-we hope forever. Our reg
ular dealers have goods which they are
not afraid to scu,rant and what is bought
of them ran be relied on.
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ANOTHER CoPPERnEAD LIE NAILED
The Madison Journal copies the fol-
lowing statement from the Union: The
estimates for the army next year is over
$3.50. 600, ,0000!' And thaa replies
Who makes such an estimate? General
Grant ought to be pretty good authority
Here are his estimates for army expendi-
lures for next year: For the array pro-
per, &3T, ,5II ,5l2; arsenals ana munitions
Of war, 1903, POP Military Academy,
$'335, ,0l2; fortifications, 500, 900; river
and haibor improvements, Sc, CO.. 5000 !;
public buildings and grounds, 81 429, 77o
Total. s47, ,5l7,l98."
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JUSTICE of the Peace. once. RRssRss-
u ners building corner of Eighth and ork streets
Nsnitowoc Wisconsin.
viii collections pay taxes search the recerdS
draw deeds. mortgages and contracts, &c. &C An
Business will receive prompt attention Mys19
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A II & r. [ C. A n
WALTHANT
W A z G. I'll E S.

The true value Of Machinery applied to Watchmak-
ing is not that by its Watches made rapidly.
but that they made correctly. Very few people
anow why Waltham Watch should be superior to
any other. IN the first place, at Watham the Watch
IS REGARDED only machine, on mechanical principles
If the Watchesare goo5 IS bocause the ac! nary
;s good. OF course there mast be defect in the
principle plan of the moyenent-no mistake in the
sizes shapes OF the pieces Of which. it is composed
nothing wanting in their properties and
n their positions These points once thoroughly set
tled it rests wholly with the machinery constructed
with Infinite diversity OF form and function express
I for the purpose to produce the finished pieces. By
means OF multiplying guagLs and microscopes. tests
and inspection for he detection Of wear in the cutting
lsand for faults and flaws in steel or stone made
to accompany the work every stage beginning
to end As necessary result the watch goes together
perfect machine. Every part is found to fit properly
in It's place Every pin may be pushed till it pinches,
and every screw turned home. Instead of sluggish
and feeble action the balance under the pressure
Of the ighest handspring, vibrates with wide and
free motion, and the beat has the clear ringing sound
always Characteristic of the Walthanl Watch The
machine is 4 timeleeper from the start.
This system of Matchmaking is unknown in foreign
countries and is entirely original with the Waltham
Company. The Company claim that by it they pro-
duce watches equaIled for every quality
which makes a watch valuable. Simple IN plan ana
correct il principle the movement is not only beaut-
tuily finished substantial, accurate and cheap out Is
uniform IN the Innutest Details not easily damaged,
and when repaired always good as new Thers are
\ ajerent GRADES Of finish in the different varieties OF
watches male by the watharn Company, as there
different sizes and shapes TO suit all tastes and means:
but every Watch that bears the genuine trademark
OF .WALrnAa IS guaranteed TO be good one, and no
body need be afraid 70 buy it.
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Ny CoUNTR1 An old lady in the
northern portion Of this county. who hi !,
been an advocate of female suffrage for
many years, and has paid taxes on her
house for some time, now declares she
VIII submit no longer, she'll vote or
burn the house IFuur,esl5u Freeman.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Of Manit0vvoc. Wis.
This bank organized under the provisions Of
National Ranking Law With paid mp
syaDisaI OF SsJ9. 900.


Capital OF $50.OOO.
snd privilege to increase to SE00.0oo
VIII bur ani sell DRAFTS on the principal cities
of the Union.
N.ll buy and sell DRAFTS Great Britain, Ire
and Norway, Denmark, or the Continent of Europe
a, New York rates aud IN stnas TO ss;:t the peT-
earssrs
Will sell
Passage Tickets
rer Sail or Steam from and to any Port in Europe, at
N.r York rates.
VII purchase UNITED STATES BONDS and keen
oastantiv hand and for sale at market rates. '!l
gppiy of all descriptions.
viii convert United States 7-3a Note, into $40
Bon.s and cash Interest COUPONS FREE or
CHARGE.
VIII collect BoUNrIEs, PENSIONS and other
claims against the u S. Government
viii purchase GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT
MON El at highest aarhe. rates
viii receive deposits and allow interest by special
agreement.
c. {. BARNES. President
c. LULING. Cashier l7-tf
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.ResE sgsFrcs5sseas eags.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

~tV sE35AE etE.-s. =, p-o.;ata-ZE....-
~ itoaoc County Court.
In the matter OF the Guardian ship of minor heirs
CT iIel'lers 0ieson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in purs,
of an order Of license, made in said matter on the
10th day of December, A. D. 1857 by the County Court
ofsaid County, the undersigned Ole OIegon Guar,,ia
Of the miner heirs OF Heders Oeson deceased will on
Moa.!ay the 18Th day of January, A. D. 1868 at ten
O'Clock III the forenoon of said day at the Office
County Judge in the Village of Manitowoc, in said
County, offer for sale ut public vendue the following
described lands to Wit The south quarter the
north west quarter and the half of the south
quarter and the north quarter of the south
qatrteT all ofsact;on M. town Is range p.
The terms of sale viii be made known at tina Of
sale. GEO. ". BARKER County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10th day OF December, A
q. 1867. w35-3t
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SouxD DOCTRINE The Prescott Jour

SoUND DOCTRINE Prescott Jour
nal says ''the Republican party rests an-
der two great and solemn obligations. The
first is to the freedmen: the second, to
the national creditors. 1t is bound by
every consideration Of honor and good
faith, and to go to the very extent of its
power in protecting the backs in the full
enjoyment of their rights as freemen aud
citizens, and to take care that every one
who loaned his means to the government
to sustain and prosecute the war for the
Union shall be paid, principal and inter
est to the last farthing. If the blacks
are to be again reduced to vassalage and
semi slavery. or if the national creditors
are to be detrauded, that result must be
reached over the Republican party,-not
through 1t. Defeat may be misfortune,
but it is only misfortune while infdelity
to the blacks or to the national creditors
would be crime aud imneasurea Die infa-
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Taken Up.

Came into my enclosure, two white ewes about
wears old with their ears marked. The owner OF
these sheep is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take them away
ANDREW o. AAB0L.
Town of Cato. On the Calumet Roadi S.5t
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EgE.E.EgE SgEs z ZEE,

TTORNEY and Counselor as law.
A Mxnitovoc, Wisconsin la:2oti
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company.
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n. -. .r.fRN FE.f.N,
Ez.aRLE H. 5s~.sEAEEs,

1 TTOSSEY nsd ESunsaEor AT Law.
0Eic., corner OF 9th andQuay streets aahilo-
voc Wisconsin. l--5I
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-.rsvrD.ysz HOTEE.
COS.HOPDEET.s.s' HfOTE
xx.yYII4rES, WDUSE.

DyA. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Corner OF
Is Eighth ana Franklin Streets hanitowoc IS
To. new brick hotel MS bccn lifted up IN the very
beet and atsst .tyle with furniture and teeitng
tsr aghsut The wants of the travelling public VIII
r.csiv. prompt attention and pains Will be 9pared
to give perfect sat istacton. -
4 large and we'll arranged stable is connected with
ths Hotel At1o
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2. TR E,f II.
u. Il. .ab,DEDSO.5,

TTRRNEY and Counselor rs Law
"A Offic- Eighth street, Msnitowoc. WISCONSIN,
C,ii...on, n-omnt{v attended To- 1852
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& n EIoReD

TrDRNEY at s4aw. Ga-flsGNDc,
a Wisconsin. OfFce Eighth street over the
fir.t National Bank Ijyl9'65-l
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ATTORNEY aH<. Counselor at Law.
a Laui and insurance Agent VIII attend g ~
nus meas entrusted to care Office OF kishtiI
AMI Franklin streets siaritowoc, iscOnsir, asscy
f., the lE.ns Insurance Company OF Hartio.-, u
Qs,lital stn \ s-0A NGo I1-Ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-02
Modest Youth.

A modest young gentleman lost his
clothes in an unforeseen accident and
stopped at the house of friend. Young
ladies We're in the house who sympathiz-
ed with his misfortune. His suit was
furnished with tenderness, and solici-
tude was manifested for his welfare. But
in the wardrobe which had been fur
nished him, a necessary article for the
outfit of gentleman was not there.
"Miss," said he, with hesitation,
"your kindness to mo l shall never for
get" d
''Do not merton it, Mr.. -. ANY
thing We can do, you may command
u.s."
"Bat 1 am desirous of something
more.''
"Indeed, Mr.. -,' said she, doubt
fully.
Eyes, Miss" said he. "You know
there is a bureau, for instance (I had no
intent to refer to the Freedmen's Bureau)
different receptacles wherein are placed
the valuables that it contains. Let me
see, what is it you call these parts OF
domestic economy ?''
"That what you pull out of the bu-
reau 2" said Miss.
"Yes."
drawers 2" said Miss, hesitating.
That's what want" said Mr.,
and he blushed.
"How could l be so forgetful 2" said
Miss, as she rushed from the roou.-----
The modest young man gained his
point.