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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

4 EGAL N0TICE.--To Stephen q. Jones.
- John cessa. Z. Jeserds, J. r. Riehards Csc. c,
Miller Co, r. r Bower, O G, Hais " Mnnnins.
executor 81 the estate Of V. sl4nghtsr deeess>d
Re- noiaa. lanes b. walsh. easuusl Cox H. T. Hunt,
Thomas " Ae~man- trustee. A. G. Thorn 4 Co Arthur
Woi15tt. Van Horn Lace I D.
You arsssea hereby noaifef that there now on die
In the edee u tina Geek nj the Dawfct caart III L..
county ova at X sotnk petition Of william 4 Bar
clay and MAJ LAfpn claiming u you, the said steph.n
Jones Judgment for the "a Teo IN guss ID Dol
lars. money das by 81 tn. payment ~ pi.la
IN Vi pseHnssefy pRon vhscA they wsre
liable oaiy surnty for said Stephen Jcuns ana 70
pfsytnx sinst all Of yoa the s eel certain
mJrt6&xe aps eeffain reai estate th- City Of 60
kick loss itnsfy ts~crIb-f III tie ND p.tttisr
an = ~iich yog have claim ,om. in;rre.t ami
which Roriesre Eisea " secure ytann - sss st
H.bEfty as security npon fh- Datss af6r.~sti sNd
pettasn asq tbs canee iAltea - c~rtan frerm
bfs upon tins rt esass nor esas ~hiet are lin fact
pa fut not cancelled 81 record.
Unless yen appear thereto and sef.ni bsfre noon Of
th% Fceaf DAY Of th- ~ sad dat let Court
biel commences The first Aonasv IL Fe.,ru.-y
1857 aad isefee will lie rsui.-ef agsin.t you
thsrepp by d-faust RANKIN ~ AcCaARY
Rev rtsnp-so etsl Attys fer pisfntiT
dec2a d
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hkIGINAL NOTICE - TO Robert K.
OWsfher 0iosen Brown, Thomas e~AnwscG and VIE
liam Lohmer, Execptors Of tho sstsis OF Louis Znde
dee-assd, Geo O. Andsr.on, Hiram Barney.
die In the once offh Clerk Of the district Court
" Leo county, lesa 1t keoksk petition Of yossph
Woods nr-csor OF tbs Of James WOODS deceAssd
claiming of you the sasd Rc~rt X walker The enfa or
Fourteen Ttoussnd Two Hundred ard t~venty -ase
- 100 0oiisrs ~ 57iol due prom
issSfy sot< and against all u you the foreciosurs
certain age given secure the p, m~Ne Of said
debt the following d@.rrtb%4 properly The
nndstded half u Tot. nine. ~ ten 0l eleven IN
~ - Blesk ~ - "a, An u Gty 81
k~ekah L%s ncunsy, lese Nov aAlesa you appssr
thereto and defsnd before or the day Of
TIE of tho said District cant said Court 10
b. bogus asd bella the nrst Moads ia F-r aary 1891
u k.okak. Default will b entered against you and
jadsment and decree rendered fer paintin pra,
for In sid Sssisen
RAyxfN Mcca <vY ~
Rev sAmp--31 Cts Attorneys for PHI
dee3iA
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OVER A MIL LION D 1LLARs SAVED

WEN "A NAhA AAVAN ~ ~ ~ a A6 . n 60
Gentlemen Il had a negro man, worth 81 200
who took cold FROM bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for year. | had used everything
could hear of without benefit, until / tried the
MexicAa Mustang Liniment. 1t aeon effected a
permanent cure. j. l.. DOWNING,
Montgomery, Ala. June II, 1859.
Il take pleasura in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Linimcnt as valuable and indispensa-
bic article for Sprains. Sores, Scratches, or Calls
on Horses. Our mdnr have used ii for Burns, Brui-
ses. Sorts, Rheum htism, DC, and all say it sets
like magic" J. ". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
Ien's Express.
"The spran Of nd y daug hter's ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
week. after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Liniment ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. |, 1888.
1t is admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Bipiment performs more cures IN shorter
time, man and beast, than any article ever dis
covered. Famiief, livery men and planters
should always havd it on hand. Quick and sure
it certainly is. All! genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engravings, tfsrng the signature Of q. ".
Westbrook. Chemist. and the pirate L. s. stamp
Of DExas BARNES 4 Co, over the top.
In effort has been made 10 counterfeit, il with .
cheap stone plate label. Look closely,
saratoga Spring Wster, sold by all
Druggists.
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- NaiNsL E0TT0z-Ts :. (. I11z FEvT
nRIGINAL NOTICE. Hiram v Nj

ORIGINAL NOTICE. To Hiram v. Nil.
lrrs Mathis D. Tailsn r J. Tsllos. A. Hlns " !,
Richard Mason AID - Mason his vie Nn. Thomp-
son Co.. Cotteyef Bro, II. r. Love- slmisisstat or
Of estate o. H. y. Boiler and chri.toyh~r 0raAam;
fou and each 81 yon hsssg Moulded shat there
nov file In she ONES Of 81 the Court
o. Lee county, lows, 1t K-okuk, petition Of Hiram
farn"y, claiming Of you. Hiram Mu,er, the sum u
sir ssoua&nd tvn bundled ans aghfy nine onsAs .
dths collars - 80 foci With TN per cent interess
Pr annum, payable annually As money due Hiram
N Millsfs M0rt1aSs, aRsde BY yoa " Charles Aa1ou
and sine- usfr,sd ssd Hrsm barney dated eeptem,
bsr 2lr5; aiso claiming each Of you fore
closure Il aid lrtgsg-th@ being UPON iots
and g. IN block in MaSons upper adaitien 10 Kso-
huk according 70 n,.p drawn BY w. 9. strspe, which
propsfty y sitaat-d N ksokah Lee county Iowa for
tbs yarchsse nseu-J ana further Asking iof - Of
said premises and general relief.
And uniers ypu AIDsI sod answer sad petition
before u tbs OF shs nsxs term Of tbs
said Court 10 commence at K-okuk tho LIST Monday
10 febsnsry, 1861 default viii be sntaEed AZ aiuss
you and Judgment rendered thereon prayed for In
saId petition. STRONG CRAIG
Rev. Soc. cancelled fdiadl Airys for Pi'n
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Aqua ps MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne. used
to battle the f4ss and peraon. 70 render the skin
soft and fresh 10 ailay Inflammation, TO perfume
clothing, for heddnchs, Re- II is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
patronage quit{ Unprecedented u fayorite
with actresses ami opera singers. 1t 10 sold By all
dealers, at sl.oo IN large bottles, and by DEAAs
BAnsEs Co.. New York, Wholesale Agents.
Ssratega 1p1ing water, sold by all
Druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

Who would not Be beautiful 4 who woplb not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and distinsae appearance We observe upon
the stage and in the city belief 1t Is no longerA
secret. They Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued use removes tam frecklss. pimpIss and
roughness, from the face and hands. and leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming and
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, it contains
ne material inisrious to The skim. Any Drugkist
will order for you, If not on hand, 1t 50 cts per
bottle. W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. T., Chemist.
DRMAs BARSIs : % Whslefale Agents. n. +.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by I'll
Druggists. = = -
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Legal Notices.


Tfustaese 0q1c.
ny virtue Of ) DsS111c executed and
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s@asfa43 4s 9. 1s4V1 -. 3r1sss-
4 kIaINsL NOTIo1s-Ts 3. & HaIz, ; q. Wiz
~ eee 0no4ses ss1.rH9eaA . ENe9sx 10
q he School FUND Marion Brsdsot PhiIandrr eprasns
wa. f Z x 80 s ~ E r s. q
ss:spa o:ssss ~ !, " H.'s :ts D.,id Ken
IA II hsrssy sos,nsd tkss sssr. i ,c~ :, n. i.
tn ees - ~ Oerh " fs Disact Court u L. Cpu
ing judgsent aeanst you. = Hart scr me ssm q
sSo2 and ten pr cent interest upon your four promis
.ory notes and the fogsatssf yosr prtxngs made 10
John Loons upon ne following 61sibed premises 70
fhs : Y o. is. sRn, and ID, i x ii n. ~
ofshs TX " the Nv v, n sssttDa a, u townhiS
o. north Of rsn tvess, ssusasd = ~ oosnty, IoSx
ii. Ss - . y 81 Il
tsress Of sad defendants In same 10 pay "a raid dehts
The s1tngaishmsnt Of all equity o. redswption ana ar
general relief 8sF
Nov each Of you must appear ans answer said petition
~ noon Of ~ sstond dr. n the nsxt tenn OF sid
Court to be he the 1rst Monday d Yebrusry 1857
Or tu@Gsess WI - haith.r.n =. prsy4 for ty y.
4, .anp. soc. e.se.,,sdl ~ r. piis.;s. I
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

tits a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradcAtes scurf and dsndnd.
Il keeps the head cool and clean
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling OF
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do. 1t
Is pretty--t il cheap-durable. 1t is literally
sold by the load, and yet its almost incredible
demand lie daily increasing. until there is hardly q
country store that does not keep it, or family
that does not use 1t.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, NY.
Saratoga spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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POETRY.


- = I'll :.
BIZ ROBERT BUCHANAN.
Twas clear, cold, starry, silver night,
And the old year VA s-dying;
Three pretty girls with melted lead
Sat gaily foFtnns trying.
They dropped the lead In water clear, p 49,
With blushing palpitstions.
And As It hissed, with fearful heastS
They sought its revelations.
In the deep night, while an around
The snow is Whitley falling,
Each pretty girl hooks down to end
Her future husbands calling.
The eldest sees . castle bright,
Grit round with shrub and shady;
And blushing bright, she feels in thought
lady rich already.
The second sees silver ship,
And bright and glad her face is;
Oh, she will have . skipper bold,
Grown rich in foreign places.
The younger rees glittering crown,
And starts in conformation;
For Molly is too meek 70 dream
OF reaching regal station.
And time went by, one maiden got
Her landsman, one her sailor
The lacquey Of country count,
The skipper Of a whaIer.
And Molly ha. her crown, although
She unto few can show it.
Her crown is true love. fancy wrought,
Her husband poor poet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring is not !
dye. All instantaneous dyes composed of i.s-
nar ea~stie, and more or less destroy the vitality
and beauty OF the hair This is the original Hair
Coloring. and has been growing in favor over
wenty years 1t restores grey hair 10 its origin q
color by gradual absorption In a most remarkable
manner. II is also beautiful hair dressing Sold
in two sizes-50 cents and Shy all dealers.
g. HEIMSTREEP, Chemist
Saratoga Spring Water, sold byal
Druggists.
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NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
his RAILWAY KxrxNDs FROM

Ali Trsins directly through 10 New Yort.
AS-48O MILES WITHOUT os.ssK OF CoAea1s "a
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81 ss2sss 81 sss ssysgif 81 - =
sktFEs 40 s8 j
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y Bogros AND NIw ESGLABD Piano wifi Aeil
Bsxfnge ere trsnsf.rred frss Of charge in New Yort
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

THE Boys IN Blue We have had
many books published since the war, some
good, some bal, relating the experiences
Ut those who fought the battles of our
country. The great officers have had
whole volumes which told Of their ex-
pioits-weil deserved no doubt-whiie
the rank ana file have been overlooked al
most entirely. We think that full as
many, if not more in stances of brave
deeds have occurred among those who
ctrrleI mu2kets than there were among
those who carried swords, yet our hii.:ori-
ans have for the most part seemed to lose
SIGHT of that fact. We have one excep-
ton however. The Boys in Blue; or
the heroes of the Rank and Eile,' is a
book published iy Messrs +. b. Treat
4 Co., from the pen of Mrs. A. Fl.
Hoge. This lady had ii most wonderful
experience in the Northwestern Sanitary
Commission. and ably depicts the gal
lantry in the field, and the patient hero
ism under suffering OF The private soldier.
1t must have Il wonderful sale. 1t can
Only be had by subscriptions; and we have
undo; stood that the President of the Sol
diers Aid society at this place Mrs. l..
Sherman has consented to act as Agent.
There should be at lest five hundred
subscribers to the work in this place.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
The prospects for a heavy Repuali

The prospects for heavy Rapubli-
can majority in this place this fall are
Frightening every day. Good judges say
that you woA't hear Copperhead peep
IN the day after election. The reason of
Il all, IS not very hard to come at The
Democrats have had so little faith in the
business of their cause that they have
kept as still as mice, and all their work is
being done on the sly They think il IS
better to send men out in the county to
spread their falsehoads around quietly
than it Is to pnblish them in newspapers
where they would certainly be exposed.
or to proclaim them to a crowd where
hey would be con.radicted. But il
won't work; the people OF Wisconsin
IRE made of different material. They
believe in party that is not ashamed tn
'et its policy be known; a party thar
sends It's most eloquent men to all part,
of the State to speak of its principle
where al may hear; party that circu-
ites documents and papers so that the
eading, thinking men may under anl
The main issues This the Republican
PARTY is doing and the people will vo,e
the Republican ticket.
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Political.

There was a large and enthusiastic re
publican meeting at la Crosse last week
addressed b. Gov Faircnild and Hon
Ignatus Donnciy, Of Minnesota. The
Republican says of Gov. Faiichild' 5
speech:
Governor FaircliId, by his honest.
straightforward instructive and bu.ine >
like talk OF an hour and d half, made a
very favorable impression Of his ability
| as a public speaker. In fact he agreeJ-
/ bly, disappointed ;liwho had supposed HI
| chief merits rested upon his splendid re
| cord as aso1ier; ios he discussed the whole
| question, which involves the respective
merits of the Republican and Democratic
| parties III a mastery manner, ami left 10
one to doubt asstn the choice and prefer
ence among all true and patriotic citizens.
| We have often heard Gov. Randall
when he appeared to great advantage be
| fore popular assemblies, but We never
| heard that gifted orator, or any othC,
/ public man IN the State, present Stron
ger array Of facts. which told again TIL,
| Democratic and rebel leaders. and III !avoi
of the Republican party and principle.
than, he earnest, ard truthful! statements d
Gov. Faiichi!d; who was warmly anc
enthusiastically applauded by Il large ant
Intelligent audience q our citizens. w
do not wish to cvcrstate the facts bu
will merely remark that rlany Demo
Gratis, whose hearts We're not atogethe
| impervious to patriotic sentiments fonnt
themselves iiivouniarily appiauding tn
brave and gallant Goyerno5, who has. bod
in the military and evil service. acqnit
ted himself ike good soldier and faith
full citizen.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

A MINNEsoTLAN' OpINIoN or So
CALLED DEMOCRATS - Hon. Sam. &
Beninan, Of Minnesota, in speech, the
other evening, at St Paul, gave his hon
est opinion Of Democrats, and their
title to the name, as follows:
He gave due credit TO the OLD Demo
cratic party: but the Democratic party
was thing OF the past He d.dno hes
itate to cal things by their nauies. The
pretended Democrats OF the present were
not worthy ot'the name.
He applied to them the appropriate
and nevet-tn- be- haken off term of Cop
perheaii>, whereupon the few responsive
serpents In the audience Kissed out their
spitetul venon.
He asked what kind of Democrats they
were; were they knights of the Golden
Circle, or were they Of the tribe of Bee
zebub? They told us we could not coerce
IA State. They lied, for we coerced them
ALL .a.
They told us one Southerner could whip
five Northerners. They lied; they didn t
do it.
They said at Chicago that the war was
failure. The guns at Gettysburg re-
spending proclaims they lied
They said last year that they would
carry Minnesota, and they lied
They say they will carry it this year,
and they lie like their father. the Devil
The speaker referred to the accusation
thai the Black Republicans brought on
the war, and asked if Republican ever
raised his arm against the Uncu
Democrats! 1t was an Insult to the
spirit Of Old Bullion, and to the shades
Of Jackson, that these uien, with the bra
zen effrontery of street haflots, called
themselves Democrats.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

ACKN0w Ed 9MENTs. 81 friend of ours.
II hicago has sent rs box Of Havana
Ci saf>. they are the best we have
smoked for long time. F. H. b. " ha:
ouf thanks for the same.
= Mr.. Samuel Stone has presented US
with some very nice carrots-two in
number, pc k in quantity-of his own
raising Sam is one Of our oldest sub
scglherS, always pays for his paper long
way IN advance, and consequently his
carrots never grow small
- Very nice were those grapes that
Mr.. Z. B. Shove brought to our office a
LAY Or two ago. Just from the vines
they were as sweet as any we ever tasted.
He has our sincere thanks.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

GENEROUS Hospitality. CHR Kah
kc has the reputation of being very lib
eral man and in tiy to-, but hi. libarali:,
was never more strikingiy illustrated thai,
on the occasion of his late marriage Hi
measure of JOY was full. ami 70 he u;,ene u
the doors of his new home and ipvitetl
his numerous friends to spend an evening
with him. Having so many friend h.
thought it best to invite those who live
on the north side on Friday AM those on
the south side on Saturday evenings and
it Is hardly nece SSary fDF IL, t. ~ay that
they were entertained in manner wor
thy of king. Both nartie, were fully
,nvinred that his eaiabies were excel
lent and the Wine AMI cigars the very best
that can be obtained any where We re-
turn our thank for his kind invitation to
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
The NOrd- Uestea has repea-ct

The Nord- Testea has repeatedly
charged that the TRIBUNE was temper
ance paper and advocated the enactmeni
of temperance laws. AMI hopes thereby t,
prejudice the Germans against this pa
per. Where our cotemporary obtainet,
his information, we don't know, but ces.
tan'y never from the columns of The Tal
BUNE, since the present proprietorS have
had charge of it. We have meyer though
it worth while to contradict the state
ment~ of the Nord- IFe.tea, but "a it per~
sists iii its charges. We will simply state
that they are wholly unreasonable ami
fil<e Such, small business a, end 3avor
ing to work on the prejudice of Its Ger
man readers to imjure the TRIBUNE, i
something We did not think the Nora
iIlestea would stoop to.
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IMPROVED YARDS Foa SHrps.-Th


IMPROVED YARDS FOR SHIPS. The
San.lu>ky Register notices an improved
yard for ships, invented by Edward Mas
tiers, of Locust Point, Ottawa County.
who has taken out letters patent for it.
That paper says the improved yard is
stronger, lighter. more durable and more
easily repaired thar those constructed in
the ordinary manner. 1t is composed of
three parts, and is supported by stay
braces and ring plates. This construc-
ZION OF the yard enables the sailors to
woskupon it in furling and reefing the
sails. etc. with more ga e and safety.
thus enabling them TO do their work
quicker aud better. 1t also enables any
part of the yard which may be injured to
be lowered without lowering the entire
yard. asbA
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

B. Henry Sibree, Esq, on Thursday,
the 2f'h inst, ,ir. CHRIS. kABKE and
Mss BERTHA BoOG, bo.h OF this village
We conEratu!asa on. friend N l14ving
von the hal u one If oar IN vs. refined
an ace emphasized young ladies. May
he path OF your married life be always
yiaIleneI by the bright rays of sunshine,
AL yoIr prosperity be double that
which led you during the days of
uacheiorhood
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

A provoking error occurred in lot
of Democratic split tickets printed in th
Office. The name of the candidate fn
Clerk of the Court was printed John
Francil, when it should have been 30
seph Francl.'' The error was not dis
covered until quite a number had gon,
out into the country. We are sorry tn,
error happened. but apprehend that i
will make no difference with the canvas
sers of ballots, for the intention of tn,
voter is quite plain there being only on,
man by the name of Francl running 70
that office.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
Cause for Feeling Well.

On meeting one of eur Dane County
farmers the the other day, who was bear
ing smiling countenance, we suggested
that he looked happy, and that farmers
had occasion for such looks this year.
Yes" said he. I'VE have. Our crops
have been excellent, prices are good, and
the weather for threshing and marketing
our grain could not be better. And,
says he, II have occasion 70 feelre,nark
ably. About year ago | bought u
small farm, for which | paid $4,000 du-
ring the present season my crops have
realized to me net profit Of $1,000, and
have been Offered $4,000 for my farm.
Making $4,000 a year on a small farEi
satisfies me pretty well. "
We should say it was a fair business.
But this is no uncommon case. 1t Is on
ly fair specimen of the condition of our
farmers the present year. They have al!
done well; and all are happy who know
how to enjoy life. The State was never
in SD prosperous a condition as at the
present; the people are W ell off; the strug
giles OF settling in new country are pass
ed. and all are independent. happy and
contented. -Madtson Journal
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ton.

STocK Pals. Nc. Doctor C. c. Barne,
has ta1t idea in his hell-vhich some
think is nnnscnse-that it pays to raise
the very best kinIs of stock. He has
pail large sums fer the best breeds OF
horse, cattle g., AMI he is already re-
ceiving his reward Hesold to the butch
er a day or two ago calf four months Old
for S2o. 1t was nearly as large as a COW.
We shall have more to say OH the suhjcc'
of Stock raising when we have more
space.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31
We know Of a democratic candida

We know of democratic candidate
fo.' a county Office who will ask you to vote
to.' him Oh consideration of personal
friendship. That is his whole election
eerins argument, bur he fails to see that
h. i al the stn titne alnisting that he
has either 'oi}!tHty aeyfectccg Ais daty orr.
not capable OF performing ii. sam.
Vo:ers, such talk should have 10 infiu-
ence upon you. Cast your vote only f,r
those who will perform their. duty if elec-
tie like honest upri hit men.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-31

The present County Ssha,l Superin-
tenleny has held the ,i;e f,,f ii,nr years.
During most Of the time The law .e4,t;r-
Ell him to h. I'D Teachers Institutes He
dis be We the law am has meyer held on
during the whole four years he has been
Superintendent. He Is again up for tn.
election to the sam. off e for the third
time He has fIilel to j HI, dlty in
the past an viii do no batter in the fl,
ture. Such 4 mln mt fit FIR thu re-
,onSible 20 ,itinn of Coun-y School 81
perin-en ien- Every ma who loves h:
children should bear this in min on elec
ton day, anl vote ag,in;t the man VIII
fails to d, hi, dlty when the people ply
hlm for it.