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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03
IN PROBATE: S.a.a5tasvec Gou;s4.
Court
In tie mater Ct The estate az Anna NJ Norboe, de-

4 Court
In tie matter c. The estate Q. Anna ~ NorIoe De-
&C ed.
On reaii and Cling the petition If trrlas'i OLD
sen setting forth Jtfc 1',.g7.,It q e:ji t3 that
has comic into Ills hands, ,iii tie disposition hit
tie Giont Of dei,t- outstanding against saiG acGas
ed. and description of all tle real estate % Ehch
said deceased died seized. ani the c9n tio and value
Of tie respective portions thereof: amt praying that
iicense be to him grntci /" sell the VIZ of lot
Ter ) end the ctst 70 OF lot Iurher 4 in block No.
1OI in the Village Ci Manitopyvc and Il appealing by
said petition. ttat there is sufficient personal
estate in the hands OF said Armand Dhscn Il pay
said debts. ANA ;;t ii is necessary in crd. 30 pay the
same to sell all 81 sad s.te il IL iicrc iorc
d"red that all persons interested III said cst.t. i
before the Judse o. thia Coiiri. Monday the 18th
day Of october, 4. D. 56I AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
M Office. iii Man towoc N sad County. hcir and
tn re to show ctrIse III any there bej WHY license
should not pe granted to said Armand oen sell
said real estate according the prayer said petition
And ii is iuctier ord red t!aF.A copy of this order
shall lie published for successive weeks prior
said day Of hearing in the -jia1.ioSoc Tribune
weekly newspaper printed and published at Manito-
Voc in said County Id personally served all per-
sons Interested IN said estate. residing IA said County
at least fourteen fays before said day of hearing.
By the Court, GEO. ". BARKER.
CGeI,ty judge q
Dated at Mantowoc the I'D day OF August A. D.
1861 art ~ Blg-4t
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II Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Johann klug. de-
ceased
On readins and film the petition Of Augusta
Klug of lianii6w6c, grel,re-.,tinvs s.,uona other
things, that Johann klug, late Atan!towoc. on
tho lth fiay OF Au.snst, A. d. 1867. al Mtnitoyvoc
dies. intestate leaving goods, cattels and estate wt-
in this State, and that tho sad petitioner 5 the WHO'S
OF said deceased and praying that airlipist ~stiou
said estate be to Charles Luiing granted. il is order
e that sad petition be heard before the Judge OF filis
Court on Monday I he I'D day OF September. D. 1S61
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at my Office in sad county,
Ordered further, that notice hereof he given to the
heirs of said deceased and TO all persons interested by
publishing copy OF this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day OF hearing, i'll the sap:towoc
Tribune, weekly newspaper Published at Manitowoc
in said County.
GEO " BARKER County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 30ti day of August. A. y.
1857 gl-203t
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csuKosu The Northwestern saws a |

OSHKOSH. Northeastern says a
precocious young thief by the name of
Medium made raid last Monday after
noon on the money drawer of Gustav
Tesch. The juvenile is only Ia years Of
age and showed more science in the art
than some of the older and more adroit
professors. The amount stolen was S3S.-
rs, as counted from the boys pocket af-
ter eau ghtand searched by Gustav Tesch.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

- Attention is called to the advertise
ment headed "Col Forney's Letters
from Europe" 1t is very interesting
work.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

The schooner Sea Gem. Capt. Albrecht
cleared yesterday for Buffalo, loaded with
seven thousand bushels of wheat. She
receives l23 cts per bushel freight.
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NAME CHANGED name of Cap
tain Burmeister new vessel was changed
before being registered at the Custom
House FROM Emma to Norma
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Manitowoc, Wisconsin
SALE OF FoRFEIrED LANDS.

mceof Commits oneu f t a
MalsnN Wis., september
Is hereby evnt tia u II rni nvrHY Smp liam N he
beer or " reason 0 npay men f interest the yea
0
idl toe
Amongt these flowngd n in AI County
tie lar remain raih o i ing an three
sa ia will laj o al unoil tax -
NJ
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-03

PRETTY GooD.-There is q large In
crease in the exports of wheat and -four
for the month of September over last
year, as will be seen by the following
figures taken from the books of the Gus
tom House:
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ElSTR a ~,

Prom the subscriber, on August eth dark black
COW. with white spot hind foot and belly, about
four years old Anyinfounstiea that viii lead to her
recovery. viii be Ihsraiy sess aydsas !
~, Z s-Y~.rs \ AUGUST F1LTERs -
Scc.ion 81. Town of Manitowoc
September fth. 1857, ss
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These figures show an increase of for
ty-three thousand and twentyseyen
bushels of wheat and l105 barrels of
-four. This We call pretty good for one
month.
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TN pRoBATE: nani,owoc county

IN the matter of the estate of Ole W. oleson, de-
ceased.
10 all rhosa 1t 6s-rp qr aH
Letters OF Administration said estate having
been issued to Nils Gilbert on the 10Th day OF
March, A D. 1866, and eighteen months from and
after said day being allowed and limited for creditors
present their claims for examination and
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
Monday in each week at the Probate office in Manito
III said County. receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against said deceased
M1T-tf GEO. W. BARKER County Judge.
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Convention viii be held at klngfrols Hall in
Manitowoc Saturday. October 18th, at P. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for the various
County Offices.
All who believe that reform should be inaugural
cd in the government of County affair, and none
but honest and capable elected to fill the positions
OF trust invited take part in sending delegates
this Convention.
The basis of representation is follows
Centery,lle 3; Meme, 2; Newton, 3; Liberty, 5 ::
Eaton, 2; Schleswig 2; Rockland Kossuth, 3:
Lanitowoc Rapids. 2; Maple Grove. / ; Manitowoc 10
Gichicott l, Gibson 2; Two Rivers, ,; Two Creeks,
By OEpER OF COUNTY Con-.
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NOTICE I. hereby given that the

NOTlCE Il hereby given fhNt inc
Y Board of Supervisors for the Town of Msnitowoc
will meet at the Town Clerks Office the corner of
sth and Jay streets in the Village of Manitowoc,
Monday the eth day of October, 1867. from 9 to II
O'clock. A. NJ. and from To O'Clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of accepting such certified claims of excn,p-
ton taxation of members of Fire Companies, as
may be presented by such members.
. Dated this 1st day OF October, 1867.
Nv order of the heard OF 6uper of the Town
OF Manitowoc. - OTTO TREMBL.
Town Clerk.
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Time Table of GOodrich,s Line.

STEAMER SEA BIRD. Capt. McHESRy. leaves North
Pier every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ~
o'clock A. NJ.
STEAMER ORION, new Capt KIETLANp, leaves North
Pier every Tuesday and Thursday at - O'Clock A. NJ.
and every Saturday at . 2. NJ. For kewaunee and
Ahnepee every Saturday at A. NJ
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

Southern and Eastern MAIL via Chiffon and Fond du
LAc-A-rives daily (sioadays excepted) at 8 A. NJ.
Closes Sundays excepted} at p. NJ.
Southern Mail, via Sheboygan-Arrives daily (Sun
days excepted) at O'Clock P. NJ. Closes at A NJ.
Northern Mali to Two Rivers only.-Arrives daily
It 81 O'clock A. NJ Closes at O'Clock P. NJ
Northern Mail, via Green Bay Kewaunee, Door
county to Lake Superior. twice aweek-Arriyes every
Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock A NJ. Closes every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. NJ.
Northwestern Mail. via Branch Mills Reedsviie and
Menasha, once week.-Arrves every Friday at 9 A.
u. Closes every Friday at 10 A. VI.
Office Hours from O'Clock A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ
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JNPRoRATE: Manitowoe Count,

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-11-20
'p'FHE BukEAu IN Texas The Texas cor
Of the Mobile Tribune, writing
from Fort Bend county, Oct. |, 1867,

The Bureau here has ceased to be. only
d nuisance, laying an occasional tribute Of
l.ack mail 1T has become q terrible and
fear ri engine, Of diabolical oppression. So
and outrageous are the orders
issuing from that nasty receptacle Of fecu-
lence and corruption, thatfa great many
men have determined to cease farming ope-
rations, on anything likes large scale, rath-
er than subject themselves to the tyranni-
cal and Illegal orders 'of the Irresponsible
despot thatimay chance to hold the reins.
The creatures they are mot men generals
y occupying places 10 the bureau, use their
power, backed, by bayonets, not 10 secure
ia tice tothe negro, but to oppose the
white man, indignantly a mean, fisndsh
spirit of revenge. Before God, andas |
hope. to see Heaven in peace, tits my de,
liberate opinion, and iafter thinking much
and carefully on the subject, that Gesler
never committed acts of more fragrant IN
justice and unmitigated tyranny than have
been perpetrated, without number, by many
of ,iie graceless agents OF the bureau, not to
'desisnats them by an ugiier, aud perhaps
more Appropriate appelation. etfaa ri
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The New York Day-Book is straight
forward, Radical Democratic paper, with
a larger circulation than any other Demo
aticjonrnal ever published on this Con-
tinent, and it enters on the threshold Of
1863 more prosperous and more hopeful of
the great causeitupholds than ever before.
Standing on the foundation Of the Declar
alton Of Independence, that "all ( WHITE J
men are created equal" and therefore en-
titled to equal rights, it is opposed to all
forms aud degrees Of special Legislation that
conflict with this grand central TRUTH Of
Democracy, and over all, and above all
does it combat that INDUSTRIOUS treason to
american liberty, which, thrustihs the ne
gro element into our political system, MUST
OF NECESSITY wreck the Whole mighty
fabric left us by our fathers. God has ere
ated white men superior andinegroes infe-
rior, and therefore all the efforts Of the
past six years to abolish his work and
equalize with negroes avery Law, violated
every State Constitution overthrown, every
Life sacrificed, and every dollar expended,
are necessarily just so many steps toward
national suicide; and the simple and awful
problem now upon nss ii just this Shall We
recover our, reason and retrace our steps
or march on e Mongrslisn, seri III anarchy .
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The Day-Book therefore. demands ethe
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up their lives, We will now labor to expose
| the ignorance, delusion and treason Of The
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white Republiciof, Washington be restor-
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4 grandeur. -. ...tti wy g =. re =,
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pmrA great fire took, place. at qAleppo,
in Syria, d few weeks ago, which destroyed
5000 shops and houses, and rendered 5000
families penDiless.I The total loss is $500.
600. During he progress of the FIRE,
the muezzins remind on their, towers,
chanting their prayers as though nothing
had hadpened, ana Willie calling upon God
tto'help them, moved not aamuscle to help
themselves. There seem to BE- but. little
doubt but that the fire was caused by in
cpndiaries iinasmaeh as it broke out at
severaIpoints simultaneously III Y
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W A T cHriH G A WINDOW

,ifr+si'4 E+E.E ttst SO FaiftsfetfAl i-A+ i..
The bar ofred in the amber West "a
al Burns to ashes, and all is gray, e
9 Though u sickle moon is glitterilg out +
faa Though the haze of the dying day. 4
There is olight from the sickle moon,
And fast the pearly grays grow dead,
And the trees grow black, and the flow
ers dim, f..a,,qa sua.5 q. a r
Till the beauty of all has fed cha, "a :
And the passion flowers that-moonIigh t
3 hued-H So. @'ea's''"AA ~ SA' :
laa Tansle and Irvine, with starry grace,
About a window on which / gaze o
ia9lEven these willthe night efface. . i
ri raIaes st3aw zafe yl.al 81 "a Is
Already the wine-red curtains drawn, =
Hide the room with their rnddy glow,
Aud the face is gone that Whitley gazed
At the sunset an hour ago.
lass =93f4t@ siIaH :
Gone! All, no; as speak there streams
la9A shaft of light athwart the gloom;
aiI The dew-wet ladrcls beneath it CLEAN,
Aud the flowers, returning, bloom;
She had come ag~in, and with either
The silken damask holds apart, .9l
!
And full in the streaming light. she
stands, 81 p ,g .ag5F y
q Troubled ofeye and heart. .'s'Htt
- n Eiaf YhfE hlt9H .as9tHt
Full in the softening light that makes
A glory round her, Ikea saint,
sec the form that is Arts despair, = !
And o face that no words can paint
She watches and waits for one who stays
For one, beloved she looks in vain;
And the big black eyes are full of tears
And the child-moutb quiyers with pain
Passionful longing, and not reproach,
z. Steals the blood from her rounded
.ast H check;
And sadness, bornof the hungering heart
That suffers and dare not speak. e.,
"The hours drag on, o love of my heart
YEARLY on and you are not here;
A hundred terrors Cypress my brain;
am sick to swooning with fear.
! ''It is no doubt, o, life of my life;
d O, truest, and fondest and best;
But ] am woman, and womanly fears
=, Tear and distract my breast" edI
So fancy her mnrmnring 1ow;
ga Yet the while with her wistfal eyes
E She gazes into the gardens gloom, 59
And up at the darkening skies.
The sickle moon has the CLEAN of gold
In the deepening blue above;
She thinks, at shines not for me alone
,,.- 1t is shining on him love-" 4e.as...
But bark Whatec thesilence breaks
What sound, when all sound seemed
: Her cheek is changing from red to white
/. And flushing from white to red;
And the big eyes glisten. Yet these
alone 49, 5s. s9f
+, Are the sounds on my ears that CRATE
Hasty footsteps, spurning the road,
a9l And hand on the garden gate.
4 o. ri -0~-,~~-@-------.- 3 80
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100 Solid Gold Hunting Urn ilni
Watches .-...,..---.s $3.50 TO. 81, 600
100 Magic Cased Gold
/, Watches. -. 49,. syOU to 5OO
100 Ladies Watches, En-s So shI4
200 Gold Hunting Chros7 iass ~ 9
,.,.t noneter Watches. 81. IL $50 to- ~ 800
~ ~ isla aan''es hrs'''n 800 q $50
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Y atii'iai s
Watches -.t----., lou to SUU
4. ~ . cam Watches ssa 4 ....a looto I $50
500 Silver Hunting Lewis SO to q $50
500 Sily'r Hunt'g, Duplex, "a, to $50
500 Gold Ladies Watches so to $50
iG0O Gold Hunting Lepines ! SO to Aa75
1000 Miscellaneous Silver 9.si hi 9fas
- Watclps so to-. 100
asoe Hlnt's silvr Watch's 3 81 g 50
5000, Asserted Watches allaa I'll .ias
nd i knllnlff ls'.o,-Y, af7,-7r,. ~ tols 40
j II, EverNPatron obtains Watch by
this arrangement, costing but $40, whiles
may be r., worth ypr b $1,000 NoIE paFtiality
,showMsegl III 5fHts 't,iiiGi sBH aflitrIa
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the
above magnificent Stock. Certificates
naming the articles, are placed in sealed
envelopes. aud we'll mixed. ffIoldersaare
entitled to the articles named on their
certificate upon payment Of Ten, Dollars,
whether tbo q watch worth ! 900 or one
worth lesys \, Tie refslrn Of lanV Of mr. ger.
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ncS III tsGk a1 VI ~ tf5A fFt{k8A4
s Western Virginia, a State carved
- = ~ fslnia against ais-law and proceed
S I. and erected into an independent State,
Republicans. 4 =
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PAPA, WHAT rs A NEWSPAPER,
AND WHAT DOES TT CONTAIN 2

AMI w 6AI OSE0 IL NONI A1N :!
.Iazits
Organs that gentlemen play, my boy,
To answer the taste of the day, my boy;
!! ~ Whatever it be. -.
1"' They. hit upon the key, ,qag hi
And pipe in full concert away, my boy.
News from all countries and climes, my boy,
Advertisements, essay, and rhymes my
,aussa ii boy 10 qaa p5f fi'l#f
es MIXED up with all sorts i'l @'.E
}l9lu aOf(Hlying reports, ''iH 'i'3
And published at regular times, my boy.
Articles able and wise, my boy,
Atleast in the editors eyes, my boy, s.
l'A4 And logic 50 grand .m 81,
T That few understand .sJ II
70 What in the l world if applies my boy
Statistics, reflections, reviews, my boy y
Little scraps to- instruct and ainuse, my
t. 10 boysf laslf' Ie9ila.A i,itt afaai
$50 Andlengthy debate 4f7 ~" !
f. Upon matters Of state, ',l21'''
For wise Headed FOLKS to pursue, my boy
.nlhg9fI ( Oh - sSf'a
The funds as they were and they are, my
Isai ID boy, i9gfIi eaiF S''a7e'if
The bubbles andnquiaks Of the bar, my
boy, ;eGas II .IiisA9o9g sa
It4.,y And, eyeryifweek y g,Eo4 on
aaaa "A clever eritique, a9Y7i it'oI hfH
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The age of Jupiter's moons, my boy, q
The stealing ofsomebodys spoons, my boy
,5n. The state Of the crops, sgmad
The style Of the fops, u. 4egQu3
And the wit of the public buffoons, my boy
Lists of all physical ills, my boy,
Banished by somebody's pills, msiboy,
slfu Till you ask with surprise :"
aobss Why any one dies, ~ s r.
Or what's the disorder that kills, my boy
Who has got married, to whom, my love
Who were cut off in their blpom, my boy
Who has a birth Il ilsua fItjai'
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The prices of cattle and grain, my boy, ).
Directions to dig and to draiIi, my boy,
l,4a.g but it would take nietoo long 9.
n z To tell sou in song, l'sle 1''i s.
A. quarter of what they contain, my boy.
I.ri ~ -s-->cc--oor'F nos
| mas A remarkable evidence of presenc
of mind was recently given in France
| Monsieur J----- ives talking with nj
mother-in- low at her country chateau
whsn a streak of lightRing .almostllteraA
reduced her to asher. The domestics ra
into the room, when, without moving 4
u muscle, Monsieur J ----said jon
lsweep up my moiherin,laW. 'it l'iie ~ r
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"a Tuition, Library and Surgeons fees for
the whole session. of ten months, payable
in advance; all, other fees payable in three
equal instailments, on the first day Of the
session, the LIST day of january and the LIST
day Of April. For breakagges and damages a
special charge will be made. Il II aysd
e Cadets will be received at any time dur
ing the SESSION, and charged from the date
of entrance. tt"} 73iAl
g@~ In casesofsdisafissal or resignation,
no part of the Tuition, Library and Sur
geon's fees, paid in advance, win be re-
funded, but there will be refunded the u.l.
expended balance ef att other FEES I
No Cadet will be received sWiMdat pay
.aeeat i,a4udlea,ee, nOnwill any Cadet be al
,lowed,to be in arrears to the Seminary
State or Beneficiary Cadets are request
ed to be pupetuaI in their attendance on
the first day oftie Session. Z g E
HI For further information, address So Z
}+.i II G,5a5 4 81 hsfoosiD. FB0YD,
June %, ls67-tf.Ad9 ,F.a Superintendent
pea- The New Orleans Times, Crescent
Bee, Frepcl. side,) 0uachita Telegraph
Homer lliad, Louisiana Baptist and Caddo
Gazette will publish till September 18th
1861 81 taitss 95ieifal111 issa iiSs s''
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a. J G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
f. B. Eshelman, Secretary. af.a sai

rFT FAIRLY MAKklAGES.--IO pel JUS tA1A' 10
said to be in favor of early marriages, and
the following anecdote, which we find in a
foreign paper indicates that whatever he
may think of the matter in regard to the
clergy, he does not favor celibacy amcng the
laity. From the incidents mentioned, we
presume it refers to Maurice the brother.
of Eugene de Guerin. SEP sgj I Il
A young professor of the Sosbonne, an
ardent and pious Catholic, died after a
short illness, leaving q widow and young
family aud little for their support, except
some unpublished manuscripts. The friends
of the family had these revised and sent to
the press, and the celebrated Father Lacor-
daire. consented to write apreface to the
work. In this, while paying the highest
compliment to the literary abilities of the
bmlliantyoung writer, he also made warm
eulogium of bis private character; stating
that during bis life he had avoided most
Iofthe snares and pitfalls Of this world with
one exception--matimony. The book
came out and the widow of the pious author
made2a journey to Rome to lay acopy at
the feet of Plus TX, and beg of him to give
it his official sanction. The kind hearted
old man ran bis eye over the preface Of Fa-
Their Lacordaire, and said to the lady put
ting his finger on the passage referring to
matrimony: .sMadame7 to approve Of a
book containing this paragraph would be
extremely uneomplimentary towards you.
| and besides, the head Of the church cannot
acknowledge that church to have only six
sacraments and one snare or pitfall. "a',l