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Accounts from different sections of
Missouri and Kansas mention very seri-
Gus losses to farmers from prairie fires.
in some instances whole farms have been
devastated, fences, barns, sheds, grain.
and hay stacks, orchards, and occasional
ly houses, being consumed. Many thou.
sand dollars worth Of property have
been destroyed. '5ase p "a geizai
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! SIX P's.-Poets- nters-Prcachers
Players Printers and Politieians-laE
suffer from Dyspepsia, Nervousness Loss
of Appetite, Liver complaints, and all
diseases which they may cure or prerelt
by the use Of Plantation Bitters. If
those sufferers took these Bitters, the
Poetry would be purer, the Paintings
agrauaer, the Sermons liveiier, the Acting
truer, the Printing neater, and the Politics
honester. This splendid tonic invigoratesi
the system, and. enables the brain to work
heahhiE. - s; 49, 49, /" - 4 - f.I ii ,d
/ Perhaps no article was ever so we'll en-
dorsed by all who have usedit. aa gaoi q
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MAGNOLIA MATER! "A delightful ar
tlcle--superiort to Cologne and at half the

Medical Authorities have announced
that not one-fifeh of the entire population
of the United States are afflicted with
Neuralgiaiu IN some form Surely the man
who can safely remove such vast aggre-
gate of pain is great public berofactor.
Such is, Doctor Turner, Of Boston, in
Massachusetts,, " His Universal Neural
gia Pill is prouunced, on all hands. to
be an entirely harmless and perfectly GER
tain remedy for this most torturing Of all
known diseases. (See advertisement in
;lnotherlco.nnn. 2lgsal sd5 lahag sfsaei
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BANKING OFFICE
- Of to s91
II. @. SHOVE.

ANiloWoo' ~ WISCONSIN,
EXGa tNGE GA al principal cities of .b
Union, Great Brilsin and Larope, bought an
sold.
GOLD, SILVER and UNcuRRENT BANR
NOTES parsha ael at the hi chest alarke, rates.
UNtTE0 STATES BONDS, on hand for
sale at all times.
COUPONS or Interest warrants cashed,
INTEREST Il allowed on Special Dposits and
Deposit Certificates issued fer amepptsdesired
Prom ut i tteation given 10 all business.
3nssd uE ana Z. c. SHOVE.
Manitomoc, August 10th. lS65.ssl assd v
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4. =. .sgVE.g0 g0.F.

1. -E'-E.=,rz E.Ss.s Furnishing Goods Of
{ .vcrT desc -irfion-
ei u,.l,,rei - u1,nu,rture full s1'it- of Men ana
ba~~ ~ hing on tIia Siia-test notice. AMI salts aCtjs
"a artsa4 Ienaav t'se best ,Ear.s'nen 70 ie found
keep of Sin gers Sewing Machines co;stattl y
la IfN. tE-+l
Ef ;HTH STREET, opposits eio.'lenow & Barnes
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TTH-TIT ~ ~ n y
All I.3,! Minnesota!

The very latest news from Minnesota
indicates, that the impartial suffrage
amendment to the state constitution has
been adopted, All honor to she State OF
Minnesota, which has made political
equality the condition Of every freeinaii
upon her soilf She has set an example
IN maintaining civil aul political liberty
to which her sister States may well rell-
der obeisance IL sbafs Is
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III. :. Eg.gEgp.7s. .rs. z1..

EDHTSEga and S1~@eora, Also ES-.
{ aiming Snrgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
ossICE corner OF Eighth and York streets Manto7
voc. Wisconsin. @'tttf1 -@
Orders left the Drug Store, VIII receive prompt
attention. -s1F a. 1-.1.E
2fs-Partcu'a~ attention paid To consultations and.
to ssile treatment of DIFFICULT md CRIT L,
CASES, l2-ZJ-+
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FRED. SCuREEaER.

xSEsT Observation-Disclosures -ssr Tsr-rstn.s
ths business of VIM. Brown. shan hereaiter
constantly keen on han9 the chrjcest NESTS NJ tn
lsN-est rates A share Of pr.'c patronage SCI rited
1877
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Gers S ERO-ExEss.

II E-rsz.s rsisNs. 49,, s-,Sr~-'- EF-s--s-sg
sloe-iav "a; iiiies Tor raising. apa moving. hl-f.s
y~pil s.slannce to the ell f Naatovooo town
~ 'rpnGtvt that business eRtrris:ei to
viii re p~uuns a'featio'. ar1 - pr~:nrrl-i IN a
warranted IL give satisfaction. Enquire a thc
fs-fbltqs Office. 1915
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:. gE.rEsER D.F-.

A5ANsTFNss~TFREEs ard 3aaser i'm
III Roots Shoes Leathe". &c. SC. shop on :nti-lu
street, the corner OF EghtE- Repairing neatly
and pronptis cxecutzl. .-.. tf-s- .--..5s. 7s.rs
N.nitowoc, September - 1855. ,,.- H II
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BETTER AND BETIER.--'fhe return,
from, the recent election begin to COME
In, in more accurate shape, aud show
on the whole better result Tor the Re
pubhcanS than was at first reported
Several Democratic majoritiest have been
cut down from Erst re portss wIile ia sew
eral .Reeubliean COUNTIES opf ma ;arity- is
larger than was SUPPOSED Vernon
county for instance, which has been re-
portqlsas 0oo republican majority has
given over ZOO; and there are other
similar instances Wisconsin,. 7ssae5
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BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI.

4 C5ptse History Of the Ne,r States aud Territories
- from the Grc't Rsre1. to tie Great OCEAN, iii1
BY ALBERT ID. RICHARDSON. !
RS5- Over 20,oe0 Copies sold in one Month. -sfa
Life and adventure Prairies NIounta;as and the
Pacific Coast Wihover 200 Descriptive and Pdoto-
graphic Views of the Scenery, Cities, Lands Mines,
People and Curiosites of the States and Terrific
ries. s. = BttE s4c5lfti LOS Nf 4lI 4E4 itJ 3
To Pre- nective engants and settlers in the 'Far
West, Ills History OF that and fertile region
will prove invaluable assistant. supplying as it
does want long Felt OF f aathentie and reliable
guide to climate soil products means OF traveJ &c,
AHENPS' N,ANTFD-Send fc. Circulars and see
our terms, aud fali descriptioneof the work.
.1 Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., 4.
11-ft Cor Third and Perry Ssrs., Davenport, Iowa.
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JUSTICE OF the Peace. OHt a sJu"D-
- ners building. corner of Eighth and York streets,
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Will make collections, pay taxes, search the records,
draw Ciee1s mort cages and contracts, &c. &c All
business will receive prompt attention My 10. n
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Y. R. R.S..,SSH.

EEIETe-s mai E;set nG-.a:s7scr. All
es kin Of work in the line Of iIusiness prufnpt-
y AZ en- !a To- a11 warranted to se satisfaction.
h ~ i1st re We a Wing & o-iscys MULTIPLYING
CtNTRs oBSCt-SA. with Which, I can takes9naii
pcta-es oF tie finest order. for dollar per doz'
Photography taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
constantly on tand York street. l5-ttf
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.AiesC advertisements.
TAKEN up

By the subscriber about the 1st of octobera Merino
Ram The owner reqaest ed to prove property. pay
charges, and take him away. e..F .l.-t .ltt fq
HELGE GUNDERS0N,
Section !, Tor.n OF Liberty.
fsIs Oh AZ
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vIn aieountry where the natural desire.

TIn aieountry where the natural desire.
of tlieI peoples to reach tlehighest point
IN ar, it is very difficult 70 for SUCCESS 70.
be- obtained without the ilpest,l ;trsluous.
daDor. Public opinion bfis extremely
- acting and noGI always l+juSt;J tba5
often UNJUST and cruel l,alcriticis m has.
produced he most beneficial results !; the
greatest improvements kaNe been made
uil.tei' continued i1discourageiments, and in
many successful efforts defeat seemeti cer-
tain TO ali except theseaceneernea In no
one branch OF at has there been more
trials and ailufes, and, in no single instru-
ia e4t is ithereglsos many different parts, to
.peItect inforderto make the whole a suc-l
cess, fts tho Piano-forte; this gis always
attended with great expense, irequiriiig
large capital and patient sperseyerailoe-
d Go. y499 lDroadwsy, ~. ",
cbmlhenced Misunderstanding Pianos thirty
SIX years ago, and are zone Of the oldest
houses in the country. They differed
!. rGs.l I he urcat afi;ao.i makers III lnla re-
spect-they aimed to make the best in
strainent. and to sell it for the smallest.
profit. These PIANOS, to-day cannot be
IcSceiled Their singing quality is pure,
full, and easily retained through the most
lengthy passage For power they are
Unparalleled, ,iand are celebrated for their
great hrilliancy, exquisite touch, and eEe
sailce OF style and finish. ai# 30-4t
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p DERIvESTEs z.

FE n. sanNENs<E4E has crscs,esE an
I. Once in !Iuebners Block Horns Store
TsGTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PuS. Artificial Teeth
inserted and perfect fit guaranteed in every case or
~, c5.,yys 1925
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BY the subscriber, on the 4th inst speckled cow
about six seven years old, with white forehead and
red neck and shoulders; wearing bell The owner
is requested to prove property pay charges and take
her away llflg55- f-rf etNDRENf hENDAL LII, Jr-
Section y, Town OF Cato. colt
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JOSEPH Ss'.TgES.

nEss.Eys in sto~~r. TIA Ss,cet TrO~
: an1 t9enHerwt~a manufacturers. All kinds %:
repairing done Eishth Street, opp,site Tritn,e Of
Eca. lily
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Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership be-
tween Moses Teweies aud Michael Ripplnger is dis
solved and that adj debts die the copartnership must
he paid 10 the undersigned and all debts heretofore
contracted by them viii be paid by him.
i4 IH .io-sli7 NJ. RIPPING En-
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H.s,uyZTD.Y TRE.4T.
R. R. .a.HDERSDH.

1 TTORNEyS and COunsa!ors at k.a.F.
"A Office York street, MaIItowoc, Wisconsin
promptly attended to. lo-o2
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Buffalo. Nov 13.-Weston. tn. pI,esdes- Pc
tran. IS expected here this p NJ, and
'emalps aus here tonight nighbthsE agsd2iFf
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 Ske Svi}s
ers of lots and parts Of lots fronting and hor-
derfng both sides of Clark Street. in the Sd Ward
hat .he of Three Hundred dollars has been levied
on said lotsby the Board Of Trustees in accordance
with the village Charter, for the prpose Of improy-
ing said Clark Street Tile aforesaid will take
notice that the undersigned prepared receive
the seytral assessed each lot aforesaid In
mouey or labor, If rendered within forty days from
the date hereof 1rttf = Fl. r. VANDYCKB,
3. ~ -.t.f.--rss = - Street Commissioner,
Manitow oc, Octorer 17ht 1S67- 2oS3t
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LONDON, Nov. IA Fenian riot is
reported m Oxford, and troops have been
ordered there to but it down.
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-,ER7 EU.EsEEss E'.gsD,
1gN1E = n--s -, e't ss~ays,reSs sss Esfi
o~tier hills nf lumber ~ Iat'l the shortest
ot'cr. 4 vii! be at all times in the v',-d.
resy wait on customers and receive shr-
de-. The tost stock kent cas;autty hand q; the
mill. corner OF Quay and 9th ~trrets-
1914 EuNIES& & BROWN
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RENTfsTgT.

DR.A. 9. s'ATsNEN. sseDtist. OHEcc
- in sherman's new building, on Sth Street,
II n;towoc- Wis.
- Test. extraeted without pain.
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e. %. 30 sE.S s 8g0.,

M NN.-E .f'rFE9 e ~ ~; 72eaie,-S iFs
I'd Lua3be~ isatts aq'! ShJsles 3lls cut 70 order
on short nat;rc Manitowoc, Wis. zr af
A. II. JoSEs W. 3. JONES. p
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COS.uDPOLgT.s.E' HOTEL.

DYN. SCfIAMs.ENBECA ~ CD. Cor
- of Seventh Rna Franklin Streets, ko9uth
Si3. Mznitowoc. Wisconsin
The above new and commodious Hotel is now open
for the reception of guests II Is hteo up IN the t1 Ia
tast and most improved style, and pains will be
spared make it agreeable and comfortable nome
for the travelling public. la-o
scupIrrSarcK C. G.. EssLINGER.
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g. G. CR0gREEa, Fl. ..

~ PEERS his Se-sEosa= to ssSe ciziEe.ss
Z of fw3 Rive-- aui vicinity.
Gsce ut Io1is XainIc-s Washington Street. All
calls IN village county promptly attended to-
PEFEREEC CES-Doctor n. S. Davis Vim. Byford
end 4 Andrews of Chicago. and Dr. Easton, OF Mani
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. UnasIesf ior1a5ly tEaci best Sustained:
uo2.zS ofltsse kind in tie sTol,lt.. q
. baa All II Al IS .@or[ maf
NEW M0WIAEYjinlI nlIACAZINE,
? . IAi.fln .Vaticss IT tsrl t3reNyyJQ uiUl

) C'ti,fti9 .yoticas gf tss9 9frcsy.5 u =
The most pdpniar 8ioi;lil54 III tic t6t tdVeac Fork
ObsrrrcrsEianI 10 sHlEl 96j uEds relVrgd
We its9s rs.p; in terms of euogy to the high tone
;.nd varied eace.ll ee o: UAkp1ss S3. ioti1-
Eal with monthly cAcuutofi Of sI5od ia tI09 copies
in whore pages be lound scf,e ofs the ciioccst
sllt and general reading Of the day. We speak of
tins VIZ rs an evitienccof hetu! urem the amcr5
c m Peep ;a'ia the popularity IT has acquired ne
rtes s nuin2ef cVntains ii,i.y III p-sse@ of read
cuts aud it comb es itself the Iaey monthly and
Tie more phliosoph cal quarterly, blended with the
test tatEceJo Of the dsly Journal 1t has great power
in the ,iise eni:iat,on Of a 1--we OF pure htcsature-
IreJatst Ctaie to 4atsrica, Li.ssa.stre, London.
We can account for its SUCCESS only by the simple
fact that it meets precisely the popular te, IL rls
ing astariety Of pleasing and Instructive reading for
all .4-Aaas's ifeyatd .Bes63n y 4 .ssft- adl4 .G+r
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ATTORNEY and EOUnsns0r ut Law.
y Land and Insurance Agent. Will atteVd to All
business entrusted to iscare Office corner of Eighth
ana Franklin streets, Mantowoc- Wisconsin, Agency
for the lFtna Insurance Company of Hartfort, Ct
Capital stock S5O1,0o0. t4nl
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EsEys'Fsr SzEs 4 EE,

TT0RNEy and Counselor at ssasv.
IA Manitowoc, Wisconsin. 13:2tft
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company
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Passage Tickets

per san or steaz from and TO any Port in Europe at
Nesc YORK isd1eS.
vii. purchase UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
constantly h,nl ami for sale at market rates, i!
supply OF all descriptions
Viii convert United States 80 Notes into 500
C!94 4RGE. sstf ~ kF ~
VIII collect BOUN rIES. PENSIONS and other
e,a ms against the U. S.tisvernTaent-s zsss -s =
wntparchase GOLD SILVER and UNSrRRENT
MONEY at highest market rates.
viii re:eiYe deposits and allow interest by special
agreement.
c. c. BARN ES, President.
{. LULIStf. Cashier. ls-tf.
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CK.sRLES III. vF,.4LKEEs,
s. Il. HOOD.

TTORNEE at LAW. MaMifoW0c-
~ Wisconsin Office on Eighth street. over the
Pirst National Bank. " ff jyfSo 3D. r
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FIRST NATIONAL. BANK,
Of ManitDwos. Wis.
This hank ranizei gnicr the provisions of
National Banking I.tw with paid mn
Capitas of $4,000.

and privilege to increase to Sioa.GD0-
will buy and sell DRAFTS on the principal cities
of the uaion.
,yil bay AMI sell DR AFrS on Great Britain, Ire
Iani. Norway. Denms X the Continent of Europe,
at Sew York rates aatd IN Sans 70 sui; The psr-
saaScrs-
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II. I'd. ,U.4RKH.AN,

TTDRNEY and Counselor at Law.
n Once, corner of Sth andQuay streets. Manito-
Voc Wisconsin. lZ9I
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Take Notice,

Came into my inclosure Int the lst of September
a COW Some six years sd She is spotted, red and
white except the mex which is all red Tbs owpee
is requested oFfove property, pay charges and takr
her away. ~ -sg.zF.+Frf SEBASTIAN HHHTEL.-
Town Q. Meeme, Wis, Oct. Z, 1867. 254t
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81. u -. .sgA9liI0I

2 LaRPzais Mao ,EsNE. one year, aHI3.ia9 81 % 4
IA, srfra Cstpy Of either the MAGAzJS;, WEfKLY or
Bsz3R .riiJ be ped grats for erery Sfa6 Of FIVE
So sCRsERs at 81 0U edc III yeDsitte.ice; or SIR
Csg,iss for $50 0o.54 % 5Gg1I9DaU .d8gI1 gaHf
I Boek Nua,bers can be supplied at any time.
a Complete Set, comprising Thrty-hye Vol
unles in neat cieti, binding. viii be by express
freight at expense OF purahases. l1f pei vouGc.
Single volunns b mail, postTaa 500 Cloth cases,
Tor 5.nd IND ne, s5 ceAts, by mail, postpaid 80
*asst5sc.ptions set from British North 4Iaei7cun
ItoTeees nust be zTccpa,pge auth 20 ce,.ts ADD
T.oNALr Ia prepay Uaftci .92tcs postctg-. Address
HARPER ( BROTHERS, -it
SER A'BU1 ! FRANKLIN SQuARE, NV YORK
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pEDE WALK NGTEf'E.
q know Thy Destiny.

Madame L,Mo0RE, the Great Astrologet his AZ
rived from France and has taken rooms in Mkaukse
Tor short time only The past, present and futnrsi
Madame LaMoore having created much excitement
in past years in York. confident 81 s6c6sss
in this city, and also in Wisconsin, she removes
troubles caused by drunkenness in families, and can
beautify the complexion Do fail to write her.
Persons wishing know their future consult her
mail with the confidence, by stating thsr
full name together with the year and month in which
they we're born and will receive the required inlcr
nation by the return mail Send fee Of 81 90 and
stamp, Ladies 80 cents and stamp. Address -.
MADAME LAMOORE, ?. o. Box 107,
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YVS9OWAS yyENDTATE, Prop -tetor.
This first class heuse is in excellent condition
aud .he p-opristor confident that he can give per-
feet .atisfaction to the travelling public
Bu.s viii alway. be ready to fake travellers to and
iron the boats good Livery Stable is kept in con-
Aectien with the House. lZ-3i
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B4ing in the, field in the State Of Sol
isco at the head of his division, he, of
course, could not go north to meet his
bride, and so the ceremony Was periorn-
4I,i as [ have said, by proxy, he being
represented By ;Sapor .SepukeGa,s Collect
or of Customs at Mazatlan. Mrs Corona
arrived by the Continesial yesterday from
and VIA l45sced IS bbS the ,nssf P13a,iia ',i.a
steamer u Acapulco to 'i5in her husband
at Gnsids s!ajata. Corona Is a rising man,
and tits ,aino ig the probabilities Of an
Immediate future that this tlii@ Alleritajill
girl ihay find herself the wife Of the Pres
i lent OF Mexico, with her homie IN the
tar taIr ffa.ned halls of tie Montezunlas. 5'.5'i'i
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us osgEs ca.3ssrseNs.-

: : :
: -EGI 70 yzTsfs H;Sj3.1t5 9ttf 20 heNs tta
! The Pnhlishers1ase perfected a,system of mailing
by which sbcJs se.n lsi lie u Ngz1IY, ad
Blz,a promptly totlle1e who prefer to receive their
periodicals irectly yfrsnii the Office of Publication.
-,aet.oo.,, -,..
L''S''6t iA-fHf l. cc4its u year
which be pad a: The ae5sc5f5cf pO.t-0Ice
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NOTICES hereby given TO the 0WneFw
" of lots aud part OF lots fronting and BORDERING
on both sides of Fourteenth Street. in the Sd Ward,
that the sum of Five Hundred dollars has been levied
said lots by the Board Of Trustees in accordance
with the Village Charter for the purpose Of improv
ing said Fourteenth Street The aforesaid owners will
take notice that the undersigned is prepared to re-
ceve the several accounts assessed oach lot afors
said in money labor, rendered within forty days
from the date hereof
% as4Df 1 s& II. E. vAEDYCK 1851
y .sjs0a1 slA Ii sEgl Street. Commissioner.
Manifowoc
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and such was thee fate of Democracy.
Their determination to ruin everything
when they could no longer rule, was
overcone, and they were compelled to
acknowledge that the people rule Ame,.i-
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y 7. A NoTABLE, NARRHaE BY ePRox4.-7-,
/ believe there is. no State in the Union
where. a marriage could be ,consumated
by proxy but. iu Mexico the practice
still exists, and the necessities Of the
times. occasionally make. it a matter Of
necessity. The latest and most notable
ease ol l.lls KID las just occurred at
Mazatlan, the parties being dashing
Young American widow Mrs. Maria.
Anna Bowman, nee ,McKenty, late of San
Z fiauei?sp1s the. gallant and ;distin7
.guished Gcncfal t.-.,.ol GJ.oila, = ss',alI =
hiauder Of the Army ofthe West. 4 Gen !.
eral CORONA did as much as any living
map to drIye the Freuch from Mexico.
and he arrived at Queretaro just IN ,iiiie,
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