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HTANUFACTURERS &. DEALERS
IV4 in Lumber. Lsth and Shingles. Bills
eat 20 order on short notice. Manitowac. Wis
n HOMES W. B. JONES.
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FRED. SCHR aEDER.

MEAT MARKET. Having purelias-
vi ed the business of Wm- Brown, shall
hsreafter constantly keep hand the choicest
meats at the lowest rates. share of public
patronage solicited. a-'r 1877
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AND ALSO
One of the Finest Homes

In the state, with tine Barns aud Out Houses.
The flower garden is not equalled In the North
west, having over 300 varieties of flowers, with
beautiful pfivet Cedar Hedges and all kinds of
Ornamental trees.
The house contains 13 rooms, with all the
modern improvements. Situated Lake
Michigan, where you can see hundreds of
steamers passing backwards and fo. wards, and,
on u bright, clear day you can the Garden
City, Chicago, ILL.,, from your own door.
1t will yield this present year fr, N Is, 200
to 20, 600 baskets of the finest grated fruit,
and it only costs 10 cents per basket to deiiv-
or them in Chicago.
st. Joseph, Michigan, is situated directly
opposite Chicago. on Lake Michigan, where
hundreds of retired gentlemen from Cincin-
natl, Detroit, and Chic ago reside. There are
three lines of steamers plying backwards and
forward.
PLAN OF DRAwING.-The plan of Award
adopted is the following: $4,000 numbers,
representing the certificates issued, will be
placed in one wheel. and forty -one tickets in
scribed with the name IF the premiums Will
be placed in another. From these wheels a
number and premium will be drawn simil-
taneously, the number drawn in each instance
will take the premium drawn with it. This
plan of Awarding premiums is admitted to be
the only fair to be adopted.
EIRsT-There viii be issued to members
Certificates. for 50,0G0 shares, at 81 each.
numbering from l to $4,000 inclusive eact, one
Of which will entitle the holder to one fine
steel engraving and a share IN the award of
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
II at Law. Land aud Insurance Agent
Will attend promptly to all business ensrust-
Cd to his care Office corner of Eighth and
Franklin Streets, Mauitewoe, Wis. Agency
for the .Etna Insurance Co., of Hartford CT.
Capital stock $500 900. 4-11tf
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With capital of about $4,000. il a good
profitable business, tor the purpose of enlarg-
ing the same. For particulars enquire at tn Q
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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SUMMONS-Circuit Court, Manitowoc
~ County. The State of Wisconsin.
Pe 81 n,.l LIZ


Po Daniel Ward, defer jant.
You hereby summoned to answer the
complaint of Michael Kennedy, plaintiff of
which copy is hereto annexed and to serve
a copy of your answer on me at my Office in
the Village and County of Manitowoc, Wis
consin, within twenty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive Of the day of service
And If you fail to answer the complaint as
hereby required, the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. j. II. MARKHAM,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in the above entitled action
was duiy sled in the office of the Clerk of the
circuit court in Manitowoc County on the 26th
day of March 1867. J D. MAREHAM,
t9-6w ATTORNEY fJr Plaintiff.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.


No. THE Model Fruit Farm S3l 600
SS4ooo IN 6reenbacks 1000
8-One span of matched Bay Horses with
elegant Top Carriage and Harness $500
4One snperb OIL Painting, Mary Magial-
enc and Child, value I5uO
5-One piano, (Chickering) 700
The Piano drawn by me at the North.
western Fair i'll Chicago; ticket s., 90.
No. Cone complete set of black walnut furni-
ture, in green rep 600
7-Onc large Mirror, French Plate Glass
feet high, marble trimmings 500
S-One Meodeon 325
9-One complete set of Parlor Bedroom
Furniture 300
10-one complete set of -Sittng-room Fur
niture ..no
II to 19-One oil painting in oval gilt frame
of Lincoln, Washington Lady wish
ington Gan. Grant, Gen Sh ..rman
Daniel Webster, Trop;cs. .spri., 10 Tropics
fall, Hunters Last Shot. u each s25O ooo
~ GU ,,a Naoiie' ois'n $50
-, Oiie S ,iuloi, rFtnch r'lte 150
22-one Rosewood M-rble-Top Center Table l7O
20 10 oZ lnciusiv.--Ten 6rst-cIa.s Sc sing
n'cfines, S125 each 15oO
% 10 d. inclusve-Fiye first class knitting
Machines $50 each $50
oo-TWo Vases, French Flowers with Mar
Bile Stands 100
3g--One Whatnot with French plate Mirrors rs
40-Parian Marble Card Receiver rs
41-One Mirror, French plate glass SO
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General Sh hofeld has issued an order
suspending all elections in Virginia, until
the registration is ompleted.
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n PROBATE, Manitowoc Co. Court.
L In the matter VI the estate Of Henry Ostero
deceased.
On reading and fling tie petition of Catharins
Fender OF Liberty, representing. among other
things, that Henry Ostero late OF Liberty
Wisconsin the 4th day of September, A. D..
1860. at Liberty died irtestute, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this State ana
county and that the said petitioner is the late
widow of said deceased, anu praying that adj
ministration of said estate be to John Schultz
granted, it is ordered that the said petition be
heard before the judge of this Court, on Mon-
DAY the 10th day of April, A. n. 1867, at ten
o'clock a. NJ, at Msnitewoc in sal county,
Ordered further, that not; ther, # be given
10 the heirs of said deeease, and t. all persons
interested, by publishing copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in the Manitowoc Tribune. a Weekly
Newspaper printed and published at Manito-
woc in said county. By the Court
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoe, The 18Th day of March
A. D. 1867. 4S-3w
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II. II. .a.vDERSOE.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
"A at Law, Manitowoc, Wisconsin aT
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Com
pany. 13:20tf
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.r.sTJOr.5L HOTEL.
CDS.uDPOLsT.1.y HOTEL,

DY n. SCHALLENBECK & co.
ID Corner of Seventh and Franklin Streets,
(South Sidc.) Manitovoc, Wisronsin. -
The above new and cemodious Hotel is now
sopen FOR tho reception cf'guests. 1t is fitted up
in the latest aod most improved style, and no
!. pains viii be spared to make it an agreeable
and comfortable home for the travelling public.
\. scHELLENDEcK, [13-26] C. g. EssLINGER.
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The Award of Premium.
WILL BE MADE
AT ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN.
MI AY 1ST 1S6

NAY 1ST 1867.
A committee will be appointed to superin-
tend the distribution of the prizes, by the
Horticultural and Agricultural Societies Of
Michigan. composed exclusively of Fruit
Growers and Farmers, none who shall have
any interest whatever i'll the drawing.
AS soon as the awards are made, perfect
title of the different Premiums will be furnish
ed to the fortunate holders of certificates
On receipt OF 81 we will forward one certif-
cate, with list of engravIngs, from which, par
ties may select any ONE they may choose. The
sngravings will number so different varities.
the retail price of which is 81 each, in any
Art Association in the county.
observe that you receive nearly the worth of
your money at once, and at the same time an
opportunity is given to secure an indie
pendent fortune for lie, the same as Mr. A. II.
Lee, of Prairie du Koci.er, who drew the
Crosby Opera House at Chicago, on tn 2 Ist of
January, 1867, with single ticket of SIS, or
hundreds of others whom we might mention
that have made themselves wealthy by the
simple investment Of one or two dollars.
Every Farmer and Horticulturalist should
feel and interest ia securing this beautiful
home for himself or family
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NPROBATE, Manitowoc Co., Court
i State of Wisconsin. Manitowo County
In the matter Of the estate OF taiea ltiEe
Meyer, deceased.
On this 10th day oc March, A. D. 1885,, ,rA N
reading and filing the petition of NicLsA
Meyer, Administrator OF the estate OF s@A
deceased, stating that he has fully administers
ed said estate, and praying that time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing ht..
final account as such administrator, and thai,
said account be examined.
1t is ordered, that said application be heard.
before me, at the Probate Office, In the Town
and County of Manitowoc, on the eighth day
of April A. u. 1857, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
And it is further ordered, that notice of such
application and hearing be given by publish
ing copy IF this order for three successive
weeks, in the Manitowoc Tribune, newspa.
per printed in said Town and County prior to
said hearing. By the Court.
GEO. W. BARKER, Comfy Judge.
Dated March 10th 1867. 4S-3w
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CH1RLES II. IE..aLKEE

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Manitowoc,
IA Wisconsin, OfieezeR Eight Street
over the First National Bank jy19'65
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". s. BOUTOL. III. ,,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, will give
L prompt attention to all calls in his pro-
fession. Residence and Office with C. Door,
Cato Falls, opposite Mr. Browns store.
N. B.-Particular attention given to the
treatment of diseases of woman and children.
February 25, 1887. 13
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j. ID. .u.fRKH.a.N,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
~ at Law Office. corner of Sth and Quay
atrsets Muni.owoe Wisconsin,. 20
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~n~0RArs Co., Court
r IN ~ matter of the estate Of William
Ksnaas, deceas> VI. -. a..;t;op Of aetslisb
On reading and E,ns \ ,sssntsnr. snsaK
Lutte Of Centerrine. Eel, -n.ss. late sf the
other things that u, nin.ssenth Gay of March
A. D. 1867, at the town .. - s.tate within
.s.e' ieaslns goods, eha ,e said petitioner IL
eIis a.ase, sno tns' Snd praying that ad-
iriond OF SAID deceased !. ba to him granted.
ninistration OF SAID essH ion be heard before
il is ordered that said petl. Mnraav. the nf-
the Judge Of this Court, er AZ 10 o'clock
tsenth bay of April A. ID. Ii ntv
A. ~, at nv Office in said Oou Nereof be given
Ordered further, that notice t. to all persons
to the heirs of said deceased and this order
Interested, by publishing copy uid day of
for three successive weeks prior to weekly
hearing, il the Manitowoc Tribune u. said
newspaper published at Manitowoc
County.
GEO W. BARKER, County Judss 'srsh
Dated at Manitosec, the Goth day of h
A. D. 1867. ASS, :
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Tn PROBATE Manitowoc County

CDUhty Juug6.
Dated at Manitowoe the 18th day of March
A. D. 1867 47-6v
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

FACULTY
General Robert r. Lee President
Carter ]. Harris, Prof. OF Latin.
James j. White, EroL Of Greek
Ed. =. J0yues A. NJ, Pro-. Modern Languages
and Eugl sh.
TO be sppaintedl Prof. Moral Philosophy.
A. l. Nelson, A. NJ, Prof o Mathematics
~ N. Allan = NJ, Prot Applied Mathematics.
r s. McCuHoh, A NJ, Prof. Natural PhilOs-
opny.
John l.. Campbell, A. NJ, Prof Chemistry.
John W. Breckeu bTOugh, LII d., PROT Law.
Harry EstiI, a N. Asst. Pros MatuaIuatius.
G. Powell Grady, \. NJ. Asst. Prof Latin.
TO be appOintcdl Ast. Prof Greek.
a Preparatory CuUrse has been instituted, in
which Students, unpre pared for the Regular
Glasses, may receive instruction ia necessary
branches The Session begins second Thu rsday
ti3th) September, and ends last ThuTsCay Ia
June.
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uExIco


The Defeat Of slirauloa confirm dim
persaI 0'iiicsrs Reported ESee"ieo'
MATAMoR0s, February 13.-Advices
have been received here from san LUIS
Putosi to the 4th inst, and trom Monte
rev TO The IIth inst The victory OF
Gen. Fscobedo over hir8mon is con
tirned. and tbc minister of state mas
sent tile thanks 0f President Juarez 10
Gen. Fsoobedo for bis complete triumph.
4 large portion of the imperial force
was captured. and the balance
have scattered through the country.
Two hundred prisoners had arrived at
Gen. Escobado's headquarters On the
side of tile imperialists there was large
number of killed and wounded, most OF
whom were foreigners. The loss, In
killed, wounded aud missing, on the
liberal side was slight. Gen. Escobedo
csptured twenty pieces of artillery anu
| ftIv wagons loaded with arms and am
mnnition, aud the governor Of San Luis
has received Information that Miramon
! lied so suddenly that he LETT his private
carriage, containing S25,UOJ IN silver.
| The liberal cavalry axe still scouting
| through the country. The battle com-
| msncsd at San Diego and continued on
/ In san francisco, NlltlG a 5AtlNiGu GAAsli EN
| of cavalry decided tie day.
Iuarez had returned TO Zaeatecas, and
exnected to return 10 San Luis Pot0si
| yarv soon, Gen. Eseobed0 was about 10
turn his attention to Gen. Castillo, who
was the only imperial chief now left
with any force. Other reports state that
/ Castillo had retreated to QueretaTo, and
that Nifamoa had fied in the same
direction. Gen. Lew Wallace has ar
rived here. He states that the victory
achieved over Miran0n was complete
that the latter wa; wounded, and that
he had escaped ony with the greatest
difficulty. Gen. Auza, who occupied
Racatecas, has joined Escobedo with hi;
brigade, and the intention is tomarch on
Querstaro. An officer left Monterey on
the 10th instant, to obtain Instruction:
from JuareH In relstion to the exchange
: OF prisoners now on the French man=of
war Phlegethoa, at Bras0s. Ortega ant
: Patoni were expected at Saltill0 on tht
nth,
MATAMoROs, February 15.-Monterey
advices 10 the 9Th inst. have beer
received. Nothing further is known Il
I regard to the fighting between Eseobed
, and Miramon. Pfivate letters from Sal
e Luis of the S0th Ult. state that Cas-
, I THO ls marching On tAat cry. 141i ;
J. numbers Of people are moving toWar
] Saltillo and Monterey, to avoid the peril
l of war. Little Importance is attaehe
: here TO the reported fight. Mlramo
9 levied d force lDan in Zacatecas. Z
] Elreasd OF Guada iajara, of the sd uit
n saws MiramOn resently executed tae in
j. perfal chiefs Forage, Pazy, Puente, Blu
y ues, RTisssc, Ad(lpb, and Others, for ooI
e farsnoes with the iberais. Regutes OccJ
It MED Falcon on tAe 9TH u!t., after 81
9 boars' lighting, snd captured the artiller
Q and munitions ef war.
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BETHEL COLLEGE
KeLemoresYille, CsrrCll Co., Tenn,
Rev.J.s. HOWARD, President.

rF,HE FaU Session Of this Institution viii open
1 on THURSDAY, SbPT. AlH, 1855. 1nls
Institution Is located in quiet village with an
Industrious, moral, intelligent church-golne
popula lion and sur Ounded 10y a pleasant, ie5-
tfle and healthy country. II IS easily accesslple
rom an parts OF ibe county, being situated
three and a half miles from Irezcyaut station
on the Memphis AM Ohio railroad.
Tuition per term of tye months sI3 70 s'7o
Contingent fee, 81 20,
Boarding. SIS rer month.
The course of Instruction VIII De systeIllillc
and thorough.
For further information address the PTesi-
dent or REV. A. r.. COOPER,
saib- President Board of Trustees
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sj an leading houses IN the AM Dufacture OF
Pianos organs Billiard Tahles, Furniture, etc,
etc. Every one " ho has Piano shou-Q nave 2
We VIII give full particulars auu dlreetlf ns- 4-
5 out up IN bottles at 20 cents ana cen S, and
vghere hali dozen are oriered 81 ouce. We v pm
f0r,var,4 rr-paid. by express. Applications lJE
Territory and Agencies received bv
BROWN q PERKINS.
General AGENTS for the United States,
fariI Frr--iayr No A. Hruome st.. y y.
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CIR Q U L a r
10 The Patrons OF The Appeal
GEN. ALBERT PIKE

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the patrons Of The hFrIAL, that since
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Southern Hospital Association.

TEE Invite attention 70 the BEAUTIFUL
w PRIZES TO be distributed by Raffie al the
BAZAAR, which viii be held IN this city IN
FeOruary next
They Sonsi { Of some OF the most costly and
beautiful pieces Of SILVER which can be pro
cured in SeW Orleans OF CLOCKS, BRONZE,
BOHEMIAN GLASS hne HORS S and man
other oalecfs OF taste and OF substantial value
amounting in all 70 about
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IT wAsstatecl in speech in the senate
a few days ago, that the whole OF the
present nati6tlal debt would soon be
funded in gold bearing bonds, and would
amount to $1,000, ,000,O00.