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OF restoring order, as a triumph. It will
embolden them to renewed opposition to
the will of the loyal masses, believing
that they have the executive with them.
The services of General Thomas in bat
Ting for the Union entitle him to some
consideration He has repeatedly enter
either of the five military districts, and
especially to being assigned to relieve Gen
eral Sheridan General Hancock ought
department is complicated one which it
will take new commander some time to
become acquainted with. There are mil
itary reasons. pecuniary reasons and a5ove
all patriotic reasons, why this order should
not be insisted on. l beg to refer to
letter marked private, which wrote to
the President when first consulted on the
subject of the change in the War De
partment. 1t bears upon the subject of
this removal, and had hoped would have
prevented it. have the honor to be,
With respect,
Your obedient servant,
U. S. GRANT
General q. s. Army and Secretary of
War. ad interem.
In spite of these wise and patriotic sug
gestions our accidental President presist-
ed in his foolish course and removed
man whose only fault is that he carried
out the law of Congress according to its
spirit and real intent. If Congress does
not make snort work of this obstruction
in the way Of speedy reconstruction
when it assemblies next fall, we lose our
uIincc
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TAKE NOTICE.

Came into my enclosure, on the ID day of August.
iargs Bay Horse, about years old, white spot in
ts forehead and white hind legs. The owner is re-
qeested 70 prove property, pay charges and tsLe it
away. HENRY YATEA
Section Is, Town of Liberty,
august = ioo'. Il6-at]
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J. &. JOR.y.SOT,

VI every description
! am prepared to manufacture full suits OF Men and
oys clothing the shortest notice and satisfaction
Ya-anteed. l employ the best workmen be found.
and keep two of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
in use. l2lI
EIGHTH STREET, opposit. Goodenow & Barnes
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SY,NES.

hEALII in Stoves: Tin. Sheet Iron
~ and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds of
repairing done Eighth Street. opposite Tribune Of
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TN PROBATE: ManitOwOc County
i Court.
In the matter of the estate of Anna NJ Norboe, de-
ceased
On readi e and filing the petition of Armand Ohl-
sen setting forth the amount of personal that
has come into his hands, and the disposition thereof
the amount of debts outstanding against said deceas
ed and description of all the real estate which
said deceased died seized and the condition and value
of the respective portions thereof and praying that
license be to him granted sell the WI num-
Der end the east n of lot number 4 in block No.
l0I in the Village OF Manitowoc and it appearing by
said petition. that there is sufficient personal
estate in the hands of said Armand Ohsen to pay
said debts and that is necessary order pay the
to sell all of said real it is therefore or
dered that all persons interested in said estate
before the Judge of this Court, ON Monday the 23d
day of September, A. d. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at
my Office, in Manitowoc, in said County, then and
there to show cause Gf any there be- why license
should not be granted to said Armand Ohlsen sell
said real estate according ohe prayer Of said petition
And it is further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the "Manitowoc Tribune" a
weekly newspaper printed and published at Manito-
woo, in said County and personally on all per-
sons interested in said estate, residing in said County
at least fourteen days before said day of hearing.
By the Court, GEO. w. BARKER,
County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc the 23d day of August A. D.
1867. B19-4t
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The WISCONSIN STATE PRIsoN.-The
Commissioners of the New York Prison
Association, who visited most of the Pc
nal institutions of the country, speak very
highly in their report of the Wisconsin
Prison at Waupun. Wesubjoin some ex-
tracts:
''NVe are glad to record the fact that
our American penitentiaries can boast of
some noble officers at the head Of their
affairs. men who would grace the position
in any country: among whom | cannot
forbear to name, Mr. Haynes, of Massa
chusetts, Mr. Rice, of Maine, Mr.. Hal
loway of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Prentice. of
Ohio, and Mr. Cordier, of Wisconsin.
OF our prison the report says:
''This prison is situated at Waupun.
and may be pronounced. in all respects,
one Of the finest prisons III the United
States
After giving detailed description of
the prison ground and buildings it con-
cludes thus:
1T is thus seen that the Wisconsin
State Prison is of the most durable mate
rial throughout, we'll built, well appoint
ed, and substantial in all respects.
1t is also the most orderly, and the most
neatly kept of all the western prisons Wis
itcd by us, "
In speaking of the treatment of con-
victs, the report has the most compliment
tary notice of our prison:
'The careful reader will not fail to
have noticed, as he followed the thread
of this report, that the methods of con-
vict treatment pursued by the Wisconsin
State Prison, are,in general, more natur,
al, more in harmony with that which men
receive in free society, than perhaps those
employed in any other American prison.
STANTON. The New York Citizen com
menting Oh the removal of Mr. Stanton,
says -. -,
to the fact, that Mr., Stanton was the
main pillar of our Government during
the ue,y darkest and most tuboriOus days
of the ,cnr. The charge OF the National
M.telligencer that he organized defeats,
not Victories Is not true-is .yOutty false;
and we must question whether the jour
nal in which this attack appears, OF any
other loyal journal, would have been
steadily published at Washington for
some months after the second battle of
Bull Run had it not been for Mr. Stan
tons magnificent energy in repairing the
1iSaStarS -
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HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE y. S.
WASHINGTON, Aug. II, 1867.
HIS Eccelency And,eto johnson, P'esi-
dent Of the United States:
SIR:-I am in receipt of your order of
this date directing me to appoint Gener
al George H. Thomas to the command of
the Fifth Military District, General Sher-
idan to the Department of the Missouri,
and Gen. Hancock to the Department of
the Cumberland, and also your note of
this date enclosing these instructions to
carry into effect this order, and saying ::
Il would be pleased to hear any sugges-
tions you may deem necessary respecting
the assignments to which the order re-
fers
[ am pleased to avail myself of this in
vitation to urge. earnestly urge, In the
name of patriotic people, who have sac
rifced hundreds of thousands of lives
and thousands of millions of treasure to
preserve the integrity and union of this
country, that this order be not insisted
upon. It is unmistakably the expressed
wish of the country that General Sheri-
dan should not be removed from his pres
ent command This is republic where
the will of the people is the law of the
land. I beg that their voice may be
heard. Gen. Sheridan has performed
his civil duties faithfully and intelligently
His removal will only be regarded as au
effort to defeat the laws of Congress. II
will be interpreted by the the unrecon-
structed element in the South, those who
did all they could to break up this gov
erment by arms, and now wish to be the
only element consulted as to the method
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Che Uribune.
Union State Convention.

Republican Union State Convention.
State Convention of Delegates representing the
Republican Union Party of Wisconsin, is hereby call
ed to meet in the Capital at Madison at u o'clock
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4rH A. d. 1867,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for State
Officers, to be elected the next annual election and
to transact such other business may be deemed a
propriate.
Each Senate and Assembly District of the State will
be entitled to two delegates in the Convention.
Madison, July 20, 1867.
HORACE RUBLEE,
E. L. BUTRICK,
J. C. COVER,
j. NJ. GILLETT,
H. 7. BELITZ,
W. 7. PRICE,
Republican Union State Com
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JUSTICE of the Peace. Office, Hueb-
- ner's building, corner of Eighth and York streets
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Will make collections pay taxes, search the records
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, &C.. &c All
business will receive prompt attention My I5.
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Between Gen.Grant and
the President.
EXECUTIVE MANSION

WASHINGTON, Aug, Il, 1867.
DEAR SIR; Before you issue instruc-
tions to carry into effect the enclosed, l
would be pleased to hear any suggestions
you may deem necessary, respecting the
assignments to which the order refers.
Truly yours,
ANDREW JOHNToN,
GEN. U. S. GRANT, Secretary Of War al
interim
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vs. Bottles 25 cts 50 c-s, and 81 Sizes
10 Sold by HENRY r. COSTAR, Depot 4s4 Broad
way n Y and by O. X. Bacon and I. & J. Robinson.
Manitowoc, Wis.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. A. j. PATCHEN, Dentist. ONCE
in Sherman's building, sth Street,
Manitowoc. Wis.
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LOST.

young man, deaf and dumb, straye. away from
my house, in the evening the 18th day OF July last,
since which time have had no trace of him.
He is Of medium height, blue eyes and light hair.
Any one that can inform me about said person,
turn him to my house, will be properly rewarded.
19-St BOYER AMUNDS.
Town of Cato, near Clarks Mills, August Is, 1861.
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y. ID. .M.1RKH.4.M,

A TTONNEY and Counselor at Law.
N Office. corner of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
voc Wisconsin. t29i
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DY y. SCHAILENBECkzN 70. SOr-
ID of Seventh and Franklin otreeis' toou'h
Side) Manitowoc, Wisconsin
The above new and commodious Hotel Is now open
for the reeeption of guests 1t is fitted up in the la
test and most improved STYLE and no pains Will be
spared to make it agreeable and comfortable home
for the travelling public. Io-1o
II. sCHELLENBECK, c. e. EssLiseEh.
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CHARLES III. W.aLKER,
|. Il. hood.

A ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
IA Land aei Insurance Agent. VIII attend to all
business entrusted to his Office corner of Eighth
and Frankli Gets, Manitowoc Wisconsin, Agency
for the lEtEa Insurance Company of Hartfort, CT.
Capital stock s5Go 900. ALI
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H.a.uILTON s. TRE.aT.

4 TTORNEYS and COunselOrs at Law.
IA Office on York street, Mantowoc, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to. 1852
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HENRr SRREE.

4 TTORNEY and Counselor at Law,
IA Manitowoc, Wisconsin. 132Otf
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company.
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Uaion County Convention.

meeting Of the Union Executive Com
Iaittss of Ohio county, West Virginia, held
SsptsInber 18th, 30, II was
ResOlrsd, l. That q COnysD ton Of the
Union voters Of Ohio county be held SATUE-
NAY, 5EPrEMBKR y, 1877 Al 10 O'Clock, .. N.
at tue Court HOuSs in the city q: "heSunX,
for the nomination Of candidates for the
Eouss Of Delegate, and the appointment d
delegates 10 the Union Convention LOT the
First Senatorial District
II That the Union voters Of Ohio county
tz requested To assemble Ia primary meeting
Al the usu al places Of voting in their Tespec-
i've TOW nship8 on SATURDAY. SEFTEHBER
2lsi 1901. In the townships OF TriadelphlA
Liberty and Ricniant4i at p. nl-I and In the
other townships al =. H., Ior the purpose OF
choosing delegates 70 s-ch county cOnyen-
JI0n.
III. That this Committee recommend TO
the Onion Executive Committees Of the
coun les Of Hancock and Brooke. that the
coz YentIon for Tue nOmlnRtlon OF senator
for the F1nt Senatorial District, assemble al
TeliSourg on MONDAY, SEPI. 20, Is57.
HENRY WALLACE. Chm. @
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WHEELING INTELMGENCER.

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GENERAL SHERMAN has been having
another talk" with the Indians, which
ended in the Commission agreeing to
furnish the savages with more ammu-
milton. This Is TO prepare them. no
doubt, for the reception OF the Rocky
Mountain Editorial Exoursion, which
will leave Chicago the 9TH OF next
month for the western terminus of the
Union Pacific Railroad.
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mans, are impelIed by just the same
motives. To these men OF sincere con-
vIcfions the question OF prohibitions
&c, is something more than matter
OF mere beer aud whisky. =
/ have heard the q question asked why
these men will not temporarily sacri
dee their opinions or Individual rights
while the country is in danger and the
national cause needs their aid. II may
be asked, with equal, and even more
propriely. why the temperance men,
who form only a minority in the Re-
publican party, do not give up their OBJ
noxious hobby, while the cause of the
country demands unity of action. The
opinions and claims OF those who OP-
pose prohibition on principle, are GER
Iainly entitled to al least as much con-
sideration and respect rs the opinions
of those who advocate it.
To conclude; / earnestly hope tpe
German Republicans, while resolqt ,sty
defending the cause OF Individual no
erty where the issue actually comes up
will not permit themselves 70 De irlRnt-
ened by the cry OF Vol! Whefe tn Ni.e, -
/ mis- matter Is in great many places
mere trap set for them by the Copper
heads, which intelligent and conscien-
tons men will know how to avoid. /
trust they viii keep in view the main
problem OF our days and attach no
more ~ Ei4G AaHLN9 -
Justly due TO them. at the same time
1t is TO be hoped that all Union men,
who have our common cause more ear
nestly at heart than their individual
notions, will cooperate in stopping the
efforts OF the temperance leaders In the
Republican party, efforts calculated to
keep The Democracy alive, to drive un-
willing recruits into the Johnson camp,
and to break up the harmony and en-
danger the efficiency OF our orgAniZa-
lion at so momentous a period. The
Maine election ought TO have convinced
them that this applies 10 Americans
Just as well as TO Germans
Congratulate you, my dear sir, upon
the capital resolution bearing upon this
subject, which forms part OF the Re
publican platform or Wisconsin,: II Is
excellent in Language as well as IN
spirit, and ii it were adopted and prac-
tfcally adhered 10 by the Republicans
in every State of the Union, there
would be no danger Of division be-
tween the liberal American and Ger
man elements. Far from advising the
Germans ITO bid farewell TO the Repub-
lican party" under such circumstances,
l would most earnestly urge my Ger
man friends in Wisconsin to support
the plat form and the candidates nomi-
mated upon It with the hrmness which
has always distinguished them. Yours,
very truly, CARL SCHURZ.
Horace Rnblee, Chairman Republican
State Central Committee of Wiscon-
sin. ...
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DIED.

BEYMER-At the residence of her father
in-Iaw, ON Wheeling Is and, sept nat, OF
BeYmer, In the 2Sth year OF her age
Fur several years she had been member
OF the Fourth Street II s. Chnrch of this
city. She bore her su1fsrings with great
patience and peacefully passed TO her eternal
rest
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GIN. BAsKs, Chairman Of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, has ac-
cepted the invitation OF SsnOr Romero
to accompany him to Mexico. A SINH
lar Invitation has BEEN rendered to
Senator Morton. They expect to leave
on the 9th Of October.
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Delegates TO County Convention.
VALLEY GROVE, OHIO Co., W. Va,
September 2lsi, 1867.
Editors InteIliQenee1.:.

kutOTa INLeIIIyeNceF.
At a meeting of the Union voters OF
Liberty Township, at their ''voting
place" the following persons were APP
pointed as Delegates to the Convention
Hamilton Frazier, Esq, P. Whitman
Jno. Gif1in, Capt. ID. Frazier, Samuel
Dunlap. RespectfuIy you're,
4. Y. HHRvEY, Pres't.
]. d. WHITMAN, ESee'y.
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aItru ADVERTISEMENTS.
FiraI FiraI FireI

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