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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24
! oTICE is s,arcny given 10 ss,e owners
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the
First Presbyterian Society of tIsntewoc Wis. VIII on
the 18th day Of November A ID. 1857 tan O'Clock in
the forenoon OF sad day appi< TO Hon. DAVID Taylor
Judge of the ifh Julien, Circut. TIE State II Wis
az his office in the city of Sheioygan an or
der sell the real estate belong n SAID society "a nd
that the proceeds said sale he pad the trustees OF
ga society TO tie used towards purchase vi s,ita-
bic Tots ard bu ng new church ed flee and Parsorl-
age for ~ cry IN the village Mahitowoc VIII c
sa real estate is described follow 10 W.T. Lot No
six in Block No. ore hundred an fifty five d55) and
Lot No. three n Flock No. one hundred and fifty four
(i5 in ga ilaEe Of Man towoc paed October 10Th
ise7 by order oI tic Board of Tr1,iees
GEO w BARKER, President.
H. D. SHEPARp. Clerk 26-2,
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Our people can get some idea of the
enormous increase of the grain trade at
this place when we state that $50. O0J
were paid out in one day for wheat alone,
and all FROM teams at that. Oar county
bids fair to raise as much grain as the
prairie lands to the south of us.
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WHAT CAUSES CHILDREN?-In look
ing over the Report Of the State Super
intendent of Schools we find in the re-
port of our County Superinl endent the
following good one ''@ < ard a
general feeling Of interest IN he sause o!
children seems to prevade them
We thought it always did
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Voters of the Second District do Y,

Voters of the Second District do YOU
remember Lorigan? Do you remember
his-past record 1t is an honorable one ?
Is he a proper man to be entrusted with
the bu,ine~s affairs Of this county for the
next two years p? Yet the democrats
have nominated him, and the republi-
cans have nominated one of the best bus
mess men in the county as opposed to
him. Lorigan or McAlister, which?
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Some of the finest plums we have
ever seen were raised by Mr.. Thierlnan
in his garden during the past summer
The trees were as full as they could posi-
bly, bear. which proves that some kinds of
fruit, at least will do well in this climate.
We are indebted to Mr.. 7. for a liberal
supply of these excellent plums.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

CHANGED HANDS. DR.. Z. G.. Benia
min, formerly of the Dunn County 4Nescs,
has bought the Oconomowoc Bq1,3er of
Mr.. Reed aud will hereafter edit the pa
per. DR.. Benjamin was formerly resi-
dent Of Waukesha county, and viii
dnrht!esss make good local paper of the
Bddoer.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

OPENING. The new Williams House,
OIL the corner of Franklin and Eighth
streets, south side, is nearly completed
and is expected that it will be opened for
the travelling public in about two weeks.
The contractor. NJ. Meyer, has done a
good job ana the building presents fine
appearance.
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The schooner Norma" Capt Bur
meister arrived last Sunday with full
load Of the best apples he could find in
the market The selections he made we
know. were A No. |, for the Captain
remembered the printer AMI sent IA peck
of the fruit to the Tiijuae Office He
will return in about a week with another
LOAD Of the same quality Of apples. The
thanks of the boys are due TO the gener
Gus captain.
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Proceedings OF the Republican County
convention.
Manitowoc. Wis. Oct. le, '67


Manitowoc, Wis Oct. l9, 81.
At Republican County Convention
which met at Klingholz Hall, on Oct 10Th.
FL. Sibree was appointed Chairman and
O 3. Smith. Secretary.
On motion, the chair appointed a
Committee of 3, consisting OF VIM. S.
Wilcox, S. S. Clark and Hugh Morrison
on Credentials. and the following mem
berS were found entitled to seats:
Manitouoc-W ,a. Hempschmeyer, N.
Nelson, FL. Morrison, r. T. Blake. Jchn
SymeS. Otto Tremel, c. W. White,
Henry Sibree, L. Thierman, O. 3. Smith
Cato-S. S. Clark, Alanson Carey.
WIN Moves
.NishicoH-Wm. S. Wilcox.
Coepessto,on- Martin Kinney votes
INuaitouoc Rapids-E. S. Beiell, G..
S!ye.
Meeme VIM. Danforth. n. Dittmar.
lScitlespig--H. F. BeIitz 2:oses.
Libesty-S. Sanueison, A. 3. Peter
son. John Gilbert
Controlled Herman Schlueter.
Gibsoa--Geo. H. Jones, A. j. West
gate.
On motion. the Convention proceeded
to vote by ballot for County School Su-
perlntendent, for which, A NJ Richter
received % votes, B. r. Anderson ,
votes. A. NJ Richter was then declared
the unanimous choice of the Convention.
0 motion, the Convention proceeded
to ballot for Supervisor at large for Mani
towoc county, TOR which Chas. ". White
received is votes, scattering 6. Mr..
White was then declared the unanimous
choice of the Convention
Convention then proceeded to vote for
Clerk Of the Court On first ballot Ofto
7 oeluel received - vote, scattering +
Otto TloclAci wa than declared uaani
~ nominated.
The Cha rinan then anpo;ntatl O. 3.
Saith, O;to Iroeniei ana L. i. Bei;z as
County Gommittee for the ensuing
year. On motion. the Convention ad-
journed. 0 B. Smith, SEC.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

- The Democratic papers and stump
speakers Of this State are consistent for
once. They are working with will for
the desertcrs from the late war. just as
they did TO prevent men from going into
the army t. defend this country.
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Mr.. Ole Tedaman, who had the mis-
fortune to fall from {. horse power
ea.ehing bis left leg in the machinery
and injuring it very badly. died last night
The particulars Of the accident woe
noted in last week. Tribune
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

New LIGHT On the first of Novem-
Der Few light will be opened on Grand
Aux Saable, Michigan. The ligh. will
be a fixed white of the thirl order. y
On the same date new light will be
opened on the south end of the South
Fox Island. This light will be re
volylng red Of the fourth ORDER
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

The largest load of lumber that was
ever shipped on any craft on the lakes
passed this port on the barge Planet last
Tuesday. The cargo consisted of over
one million feet, so we are Informed by
the officers of the steamer Sea Bird.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

The steamer Sea Bird came into
the river Wednesday morning, and
transferred one Of the huge shafts for the
stea mer Manito,coc, to that vessel. She
experienced no difficulty in entering the
river.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

= The fine store of Mr.. Sibree's, just
across the street from the TRIBUNE office,
has been rented TO SIR A. Fischer. form
erly of the firm of Fischer & Stucke. who
will shortly open large stock of general
merchandise.
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Proceedings OF the Village Board
October II, 1867

Ocsobor II, 1867.
Board met. Roll called, all present
except Zinns and Schuette. Proceed
incs OF last meeting read and approved.
The petition for side walk on the
east side of 18th street was granted
The petition to raise $500 for improv-
ing l4th street, was granted.
The petition of Marshall Block asking
the rcfunJing of $3.50. expenses incur
red by him in endeavoiing to carry out
an ordinance of the board was referred to
a select committee Of three-consisting
of Schmidt. Auh and Smart The com
nlittee reported in favor of granting the
petition. which was lost by The following
vote. Aye-Dwyer, Kuhl. Schmidt
Noes -Wa!lich Lyon, Smart. Pankratz
Tn. petition to IMPROVE Clark Street
wa gfanted.
The petition of G. ". Barker ami
John Sheahan to work out the balance of
their street tax on 5th street returned in
1868, was referred to I'd Ward Local
Committee. which reported the following
resolution which was adopted
Resolre,l, That G.. W. Barker and
John Sheahan be permitted to work out
| their tax or the ita.ance OF their original
| special tax. on Ssh street of 1868 under
the direction of street Commissioner Ross
| provided the certificates OF sales are in
| the hamis of the iilage Treasurer. and
| that the certificate be cancelled, on the
| report of said street Commissioner that
| the said balance Of the original tax is
worked out.
W. Lyon.
! X. ID. Smart
G. Dwyer
The resolution of Badger Engine Co.,
No |. a king the Board to give the Chief
Engineer authority to obtain couplings
pany.
Street Commissioner Dyck was anthor-
lied to work out the tax on Wa ,hington
street, returned unpaid, and authority
granted to issue orders against said street
fund.
The Marshal reported the side walk in
front of the following lots out of order; lot
l blk 227 VIII of lot blk 1874, eh of lot
9 blk l64, ell lot blk l64. Ell lot Blk
l64, lots ana T. blk $50.
The report Of street commissioner
| Rand, for work done on Main street
| I'd Ward was referred to Local Commit
tee.
The petition for improving Main street
| was granted.
On niotion select committee of three
cSk1sisting of Wallich, Kuhl and Dwyer,.
was appointed to investigate the bill of
Mar hal Block.
The report of street commissioner Van
Dyck on 18th street was adopted.
The following bills were allowed: F.
Carus for rent of Council Room So 50
j. Be, k, part of salary $1,000 NJ. kuhi
for repairing hnse 500.
On motion board adjourned for two
weeks EUGENE ALTER, Clerk.
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T,xeeuToss SIZE. In rro,ate:-

IL Maii.towcc County Court.
IN tie Matter Vi the Estate II. No-boe deceas-
ed
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue and in p5lrsr
aict o. an Ort.ar al license,
the seven h day Of October 4. u. 1867 10y The County
Court ~ "a county, the uliers ue executor OF the
las! VIII and teit+nent OF d deceased. VIII, on
Monday the .oGra day o. NoveGlter 4. u. 1cGs st ten
O'Clock N The forenoon q SAD day. at the Office OF
fae County Judge IN tie Village OF Man:towoc in
County "ier lor sac. Public Neilire the fell
low ng deserted Lants, to wit: The hall Of lot
Nc. three i and tie cast hall n tour a in
Block No. one nanre'i and i0l the village
Manito wCc III said County.
1he te Of sale WI! bs ma. 9 known at the time
and place of sale.
AM0ND 0HLES0N. Executor.
Dated at hanitowoc. the TN day OF Octoher A. D.
1867 Y-I5-;,y
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GUARDIAN SAFE.

* U4sE:DRAN SAFE. En- Proi,ate:--
" Naut!oSoc { uunty Court.
the matter oil the t;te Of Ferdinand Mole de-
ceased
Noice IS hereby given that by virtue and in pursu-
ail,e Oh an oaueI Lceise, maze SAID matter,
tie Seventh day OF October A. a. 1867 ty he County
Court oi sad county, the uudefs gned Charles Moe
Guardian OF the leTs feidinand liolle de-
ceased VII, Monday Tie y til day OF October A. D.
1867 at ten o'clock III the % SAID dy the
Office o. tile IcaIty Judge IN the Village Man.
WIT, d "a d EQUITY, uec To- SAFE at puiIc Ieniue,
the fellow ne eescr ed Lands t. VII tie North est
qua OF lie North Vi quarter OF Section No three
tj "a town Nc az North Range No.
twet4ty IA ee ,-.jJ kast.
lac ms OF Sale u lie made known at the time and
place of sale.
CHARLES MCLLE, Guardian.
Dated at Manitowoc Ito lii day OF Octaier A. u.
1867, B-2,-3t
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The schooner Sea Gem, Capt. Al
brecht. one of the Manitawoc grain feet.
returned from Buffalo Tuesday morning.
She was loaded with forty-six ton of coal
for Mr.. Jonah Richards.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

The weather is beginning to get cold
and almost every nj ht Jack Frost re-
minds our good people that it is time to
prepare for winter Ere long the -'feath-
cry snnw' will cover he ground and the
merry ring of Sleigh bells will again echo
through our streets
The season for real enjoyment is
near at hand, and our young folks are al
ready on tip toe impatient for the event
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. The Pre- j.
dent friends represent him as realty in
a great quandary concerning the best
course to pursue in the Stanton case.
Their statements give every reason Il
believe that the President suspended him
first, and then began to look for reasons,
the very explicit term of the law making
it more ditfiult than was expected to con
coct any.
The testimony taken thus far by the
impeachment committee Is understood
TO cover and sustain fourteen distinct
charges against the President, though
at tie same time, it is believed that some
members of the minority would be will
ing to rest the whole case on two article.
alone, and expec. to carry it on them.
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: The Prnneller Hinnoco,na1,ls u

The Propeller Hippocanpus will
make tri- weekly trips between Manitowoe
and Milwaukee during the fail aud win
ter. For Freight or Passage, apply to
Goldsmith & Heinrichs, AT River St. /,
Milwaukee. Or Oh board, to Capt. Nor
rison. COLIN
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NoTIcE. There will be meeting of
the First Presbyterian Church and Socie-
ty of Manitowoc at the Second Ward
school house on Friday evening, Nov. lst
next, for the purpose OF filing vacancies
in the Board of Trustees and the transac-
ton of other business that may properly
come before the meeting. A general at
tendance is requested By order of the
Board. t2t) II. D. SHEPARD, Clerk
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

Personal Hiram McAilister
who has been on visit east returned
home last week.
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The Carpenter and Joiner work or
the new steamer Manhouoc, is progress
ing rapidly. 81
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~ b1k.'E Is hereby given x, fs,e o7:EacTs
of lets ana part Of lots fronting and bordering
Oh hoth s:t-s ot Fourteenth St.eet IN lie Sd Ward.
that the sum Of F;yc Hundred dollars lee eveC.
lots by tile Board 0; Trustees IL accordance
with tie -liage Charter fer tlr pnrpoe OF niprov
ins sad Fourteenth 81! Get. Tile d owere wall
ta.,e notice that the iecs snei s prepared
cetye the several accounts ;sed e.: lot afore-
SAID ~ hey Of laior ii rendered within forty days
from the date hereof.
II. E. yASDYCK,
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Marine Items.

Capt. N. T. Nelson has sold the Scow
.S,colloc to Mr.. Bode Of the town of
Newton, for $1,000
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WU N ~ =. J5g 8. 81 - ~ TIN
SALE osr FOR z5I-EVEo LANDS.

Munon,N Wis epemher2
haaI school Uutya Swnpn sfnth. Wisconsin
hay no- nt fnteesU the willie ,ale
IN o ION ~ o e en- 4 Il nile h
Sil to and ntnuef rNnf to vuntlau % iInsh lha
arrange n I'd
these fIo land in 3anfovo Cornw which Willie
ri tr m mount II hh nc e the npl d
III faga g d IN. e
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u CtL
3Ianitowoc, October II. 1867.

AT0TESE is !. creFsy given to The pIsE-
ers OF lots AMI parts o. lots fronting and Dor
Ger;ng on both SIDES of Clark Steet, IN the 81 ward,
Int tie sum OF Three iiuntlre dollars has besn levied
on aid lots ny ;hs Beard OF Trustees IN accordance
with lie llaSe Giarter, for she purpose o. iinprov
ing ss:d tiAi! Street. The aforesaid; oweTs IL take
notice that tle undersigned is yrera-ei to receive
the several accounts eli e.c,ltlut ose AID in
money or labor ii rendered within forty days from
the date hereof. H. T. EtSiiyt;k e.
Street Commissioner.
Manitowoc October 18th 1867 2e-3t
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The Bark -4lce Richards, left this port
Sunday, loaded with Nineteen thousand
bushels of wheat for Buffalo.
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Time Table Of Goaarich's Line.

STEAMER seq BIRH. Capt. NcHrS-r leaves Moth
Pe- e-e-- Monday, Wednesday and Friday at *
o'clock A. NJ.
Srrt>.rr ORION. new Cent. EI-TY,~, lea-e North
pa- e-a-v .-es'av and TI-e,'pv ~ c'eIocF A. NJ
and every Satu-dav ut 6 ?. II. For Kewanree and
Ahneree every Saturday at A. NJ.
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a,,l,.l ard Departure Of Malls.

scrtss-a I'd Rsste-r Mail. via Chiffon and Fond du
--Ayrtsss daily (SToniays excrpted) at 8 A. N.
Closes fr.rdEys excepted at ; p. NJ.
Southern Mail, via Shefaygan Arrives daily Sun
dave ex, e,,,ef;i at o'clock p ". Closes a. A. NJ
Northerr Mail 70 Two Rivers on'v,-srrives daily
1t 6 o',l. cs A. NJ. Closes at O'Clock p VI.
Nc-..-c-n Mail via Green Bay Kewaunec Door
srnsyt L; X p ,rior. twice aN7ak-Arrives every
Tues.av and Friday at o'clock A. NJ Closes every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock y. VI.
Ne,thwestern Mil via Eranef Mills RnrisviilN and
Menssha wenk-- Arrives every Friday AZ 3 A.
N 8. Closes every FRIDAY at 10 A. n
Office Hours from O'Clock 4. NJ. to O'Clock 2. NJ
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There are about one thouSan1 voters
registered in the town of Manitowoc.
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\ GREAT SACRIFICE.-Et is food for
reflection tn notice what powerful inhu
ence the near approach OF election has
unon the official duties Of our worthy
County School Superintendent - Just
notice the self sacrificing spirit that ami
mates this public officer! See HIM ven
turing out into the county visiting the
schools SO industriously. (about once in
two years, just before election)! See him
exposing himself day after day in his
present delicate state of health to the raw
auturlnai winds, AID all Nicely for the
nigh and patriotic motive of assisting in
his humble Way to benefit the dear peo-
plel just notice the personal sacrifice
he is making by neglectlng to attend the
wants of the numerous readers" of his
paper by failing to furnish them with the
latest local and general news of the day,
and all for the same patriotic reason
Such phi.anthropic motives should GER
tainly receive the warmest approval of a
generous, high minded public, and It
should rally as one man in defense of the
school interests of the county by support
ing this same sacrificing individual, who,
by most fortunate coincidence happens
to be running, for the third time, for the
Office of County School Superintendent.
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Madame i-A,iuURL, tie Great Astrolote r has ar
rive'i-lIoil t;,liee no las taken Milwaukee
os short nae cLly- iile past, PRESENT
hs'iali!e Iauuo.e hdv ng much melt
II ast years III New Noik, ieeis coBi.oent success
n ms city, ana aiso N isco;is d. she removes
troubles caused Icy d!uleIasS III ianul es and can
heaut.iy the cofnt lcx:or 10 not ia to her
Persons wishing TO know Their uture consult her
10y mail with the utmost Confluence, by stating their
full name, together with tie year aud month IN which
they were born and VII the required infor-
inaton by the return NAL Send lee ii 81 30 and
stamp Lad es 20 cents and stamp Address
MADAME LAMOOkE 2. 0. Box 107,
26-it milwaukee, Wis
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D:ED.

Ia Gniifofl, Conn. October ID Major
ANTHONY iEN EYoK. aged So yeas.
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The democracy made the following
nominations last Saturday: $3.50
For School .Superintendeat-Jere Grow
ley.
Clerk Of Court-John Francil.
.Superrisor at Lorge-John Z. Eggers.
DISTRICT
F1r Assem1M John II. Bohne.
For Sapercisor NJ Gallagher.
III DISTRICT
For Assembly-Richard Donovan.
Saoerctsor-long term-B. Lorrigan.
short term-Ihos Mohr.
III DISTRICT
FIR 4ssena'lg-Davia Smoke, :
.Superoisor--LouisK ohuke.
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Second Military District.

rrrrp FROM GENERAL SICKLES TO SENATOR
v1soy-1NsUFFICIENcY OF THE APPRoPRIA-
u,ox To CARRY OUT THE RECONSTRUCTION
LAW.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, s. c., June 49, 1867.
HoS. HENRY WILSON, Chief Military Committee,
United States Senate
My DEAR SIs--7It is probable, in view of ex-
isting circumstances, that Congress VIII convene
in lilly. 1t is proper therefore, should inform
Won that the appropriation of $500 OOO to execute
fhe Reconstruction acts is altogether inadequate.
am informed that my estimates for April and
Nav are less than those OF other District COM
manders. Indeed, the whole sum was more than
absorbed by the estimates for Nav. For the
Carolinas at least $500, 600 will be required.
have applied to the Navy and Treasury De-
nartments for CERTAIN facilities which, in view OF
the small appropriation, presumed Would De
granted, but my requests have not oeen laEora-
bly, considered. l understand that the Secretary
of the Navy assigned his reason that no aid
must be expected from that department IN the
execution of the Reconstruction aets.ot Congress
The Secretary of the Treasury expressed ms oe-
sire to do all he could, but did not feel at liberty
to make any disbursements for objects not pre-
cisely within the Jurisdiction of his department.
1t is usual believe, when the appropriation Tor
an object authorized by Congress is insufficient
to make the necessary expenditures ana trust 10
Il "defcfency bill but in the execution OF these
acts this course will be impractieable, iRasmuch
us the principal disbursements are tor the services
of persons who depend upon their pay for sup
port. | have the honor to suggest for your con-
sideration, and of your colleagues as well, that
the interests of the public service require with
out delay further appropriation to execute the
acts of Congress for the government of the rebel
States. Very respectfully,
D. E. SICKLES,
Major General Commanding.